wittntb Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Vol. 19.f S Friday. December 17,2004 50 cents Voters approve upgrades at Kehler Stadium erendum was also denied in the Fourth the stadium available to numerous sports using fields has doubled in the last 20 THE RECORD-PRESS Ward, but was overwhelmingly approved teams that currently use other fields. The years, and leading up to Tuesday's vote, in the First Ward. The Second Ward also field is also expected to require little rou- students, teachers, parents, and the stadi- WESTFIELD — In a special referen- endorsed the project. All told, 1,371 voters tine maintenance, allowing the district to um's namesake endorsed the project. dum Tuesday, voters narrowly approved a approved the referendum and 1,296 reject- focus energy and resources on maintaining "We're pleased the bond passed and nearly $1.4 million bond referendum to ed it, a margin of 75 votes. other grass fields across town. we're excited to have this facility," said construct an artificial turf field and syn- Passage of the referendum will allow The existing running track is badly Anne Riegel, president of the Board of thetic track at Gary Kehler Stadium. the board to issue 10-year bonds to pay for deteriorated and beyond repair, according Education. She noted that town-wide According to unofficial results, 51.4 per- the project, which officials have said will to members of the school board. Officials organizations have pledged $190,000 to cent of voters cast ballots in favor of the cost the town's average homeowner an believe the new synthetic track will last back the project over the next five years. project, compared to 48.6 percent who estimated $18 per year. longer than its 18-year old predecessor. Superintendent William Foley said the voted against the plan. The referendum More than $1 million of the project's The board justified the cost of the proj- close result wasn't caused by a surge of failed in the Third Ward, where the school cost is attributable to the turf field compo- ect by emphasizing growing demand for budget was also rejected in April. The ref- nent, which school officials say will make athletic fields. The number of students (Continued on page A-2) Program targets test scores Mr success SP-F seeks to boost The Scotch Plains-Fanwood girts HSPA performance basketball team won the county championship last year for the first •yMUD time in school history, but strive for THE RECORD-PRESS tfw big prize — a state Mte — in 2004-05. See Sports, Page C-1. SCOTCH PLAINS — At the Board of Education's agenda meeting last week, high school Principal David Heisey detailed a pilot program designed to improve standardized test score results among targeted student groups. The program, Achieve Your Potential (AYP), was unan- imously approved by the board. Heisey said AYP is an inten- sive, seven-week preparation course that is timed to coincide with the High School Proficiency CHURCH PHOTO BY BROOKS CRANDALUCORRESPONDENT Assessment (HSPA), which is given to juniors in March. The HSPA is part of 40 school district Th itattw performance indicators used to teline of the evaluate the quality of school TtaclterstrslMd year — and also one of the districts by No Child Left Behind bualwt for local congrega- legislation. the The goals of the program, he Preabyttrian Church in said, are to raise HSPA scores, Faculty and staff of the Westfield Public Showing Weatnekf hoatad a boost classroom performance Schools recently participated in a full- Candlalight Carol twrvlce and improve SAT results. The day training session to become certified Sunday night, Including a initiative will begin in January. in CPR and the used of automated exter- processional featuring the Participating students will nal defibrillators. See the story on Page that Chancel Choir, as part of Its attend math and language arts B-3. Advent celebration. For sessions two to four times per Information on upcoming week in lieu of physical educa- Christmas and Advent serv- tion classes. The district will also holiday ices, see Page B-1. At left, offer special evening classes for Ryan Samuel of Scotch students selected for AYP. Plains lights the menorah at School officials identified 103 spirit a Hanukkah celebration at students, or about 32 percent of the Scotch Plains Village the junior class, as candidates Green hosted by the Union for the program. Those targeted County Torah Center, also for the program were identified on Sunday night. The by administrators, who compiled Jewish "Festival of Lights" a statistical formula to build a concluded Wednesday. profile of students likely to struggle on the HSPA. Generally speaking, students with a histo- ry of low scores were picked for the AYP program. In addition to receiving a raw Residents ask town to buy Cooper Rd. property score, students taking the HSPA, ing organizer for the opposition zone, barring future develop- said. the Grade Eight Proficiency •yMMD Assessment (GEPA) and the Union Catholic High School in Scotch THE RECORD-PRESS to the project, asked the council ment. But Mayor Martin Marks Marks added that the trust to consider making a purchase said the council can't make an fund has been earmarked for New ' Jersey Assessment of Plains recently dedicated a 9/11 memori- Knowledge (NJ ASK) are al, with members of the Port Authority SCOTCH PLAINS — offer for the parcel of land, one offer on the AT&T property or "development, redevelopment, Opponents of development on of two lots on the tract. The sec- take a position on a pending and purchase" of athletic fields grouped into three primary clas- Police Department in attendance. The sifications. Students scoring memorial was the work of alumnus and an "island" in the middle of ond lot is already owned by the application, particularly since and facilities in the township. Cooper Road brought their case township. the governing body will re- highly are considered "advanced Eagle Scout TedMcKeown. For more, He encouraged Cardiff to proficient," students scoring turn to Page B-1. to the Township Council Cardiff said the remainder of appoint members to the zoning take his case to the zoning Tuesday night, but didn't get the island should be purchased board before the Jan. 6 public board's hearing, asserting that above state minimums are clas- the response they were hoping with revenues from the town- hearing. a public hearing is the appropri- sified as "proficient," and stu- for. dents achieving a raw score ship's Open Space Trust Fund. Councilman Frank Rossi said ate forum for neighbors' objec- below 200 on the 100-300 scale A developer has filed an He said more than 100 resi- any position the council might tions to unwanted development. are considered "partially profi- application to construct a two- dents oppose the development take on the pending application Opponents of the Cooper cient." story, single-family home on the proposal on Cooper Road, which could affect the township's legal Road project plan to hold a rally property, located at 1300 Cooper will be heard by the Board of authority over the case. at 11 a.m. Saturday on the Administrators said that stu- Rd, and currently owned by Adjustment Jan. 6. "We need to be very careful to township-owned section of the dents scoring below 210 on the Early deadlines AT&T. The proposal requires a The township is sympathetic do what's legally permissible — island (An article in last sveek's GEPA were identified for the small variance for lot size; the to the residents' case — in fact, if we cross the line we may be edition incorrectly gave the AYP program. Also, students The Record-Press will have eariy who under-performed on the deadlines for reader submissions for lot is 660 square feet shy of the at the same meeting the council jeopardizing the good points you time as 11 p.m.). They have also 40,000 minimum established by introduced an ordinance that and your fellow Scotch Plains launched a website to bolster ninth and lOth-grade Terra the next two weeks. All submissions Nova tests were included, even if for next week's edition, including let- the land use ordinance. would reclassify the township- residents plan to make at the their cause, which can be visited Resident Don Cardiff, a lead- owned lot as a conservation (zoning board) meeting," Rossi at www.savetheialand.org. their GEPA scores were above ters to the editor, should arrive at the the 210-point benchmark. office by Dec. 17. All submissions Teacher recommendations were for the following week's edition also taken into consideration should arrive by Dec. 23. when identifying candidates for Residents still upset about student parking special instruction, officials upset by the conduct of some stu- dents "car surfing" after school. argued, mail carriers could elect explained. THE RECORD-PRESS dents. "You have to honk at them to to discontinue mailbox delivery "Many of the students may At the council's last regular get them to move," Rickert said, service. have been proficient or advanced WESTFIELD — One full year meeting of the year on Tuesday noting that he often receives pro- Resident Flynn Groback proficient without this interven- after the Town Council tabled night, Codding Road residents fanity and obscene gestures in pointed to safety considerations tion," said Heisey, but "...It's twin ordinances that would have accused high school-aged stu- response to a honk of his horn. on Codding Road, a dead-end hard to predict the future." Commentary A-4 established a parking permit sys- dents of engaging in inappropri- Rickert said he's found used street. He said high school stu- AYP students will receive tem for high school students, ate and illegal activity in their condoms on lawns and suspects dents parking on the street use intensive instruction in small Community Life B-1 nearby residents continue to neighborhood. some students may be purchas- residents' driveways to turn classes of about 10 students demand solutions to parking- Codding Road resident ing drugs near Codding Road. In around, a situation that presents focusing on reading and writing Sports C-1 related problems. Andrew Rickert said many stu- two separate incidents, Rickert a potential hazard for children in skills and using the school's Because the high school's dents are rude and unapproach- claimed, he saw a 30-year-old the neighborhood. math lab. Teachers will .have Prime Time B-4 parking capacity is limited, stu- able. They leave cigarettes and woman talking to a group of four A policy approved by the extra time to ensure that class- dents who drive to school are assorted debris on neighborhood young men in a shadowy, seclud- Board of Education last year rooms lessons are being under- Obituaries A-6 forced to park vehicles on resi- lawns, play loud music laced with ed portion of his development. would have established a permit stood and retained, administra- dential streets during the school obscenities, and drive wildly up system and code of conduct for Real Estate B-6 "I'm sure she wasn't selling tors said. day. The situation irritates resi- and down the road, whipping Tupperware," Rickert said. students. Atternate-side-of-the- In order to mnintain adequate dents who have to compete for around corners, he said. Rickert Because so many cars are Police Log A-5 on-street parking spates and are added he's also seen unruly stu- parked on the street, Rickert (Continued on page A-2) (Continued on page A-2) A-2 Itecord Prams December 17,2004 Flu clinics administered Upgrades at Kehler Residents still upset Seniors at the clinic were (Continued from page A-l) plan to convene a new committee TJ1E KECOKD-I'KESS relieved to get their shots, which (Continued from page A-l) to explore substantial changes to have had limited availability street restrictions were proposed it. Board members have repeat- WESTFIELD — The latest nationwide. Many said they had "no" votes — instead, officials were surprised by the low for designated streets, and the edly made it clear that they do round of flusho t clinics came and been on waiting lists or unable to turnout of residents in favor of the project. plan would have distributed the not have the authority to regu- went without substantial problems, get vaccines from their doctors. "It was closer than I would like to have seen it, and I parking burden more evenly in late public streets, though they and the town's health officer says "I was concerned because I do thought more people would come out... It might have been a areas surrounding the school. have made efforts to oversee stu- o|ie mom inoculation Boston will be have major illnesses and I'm vul- case of complacency, that people thought it would pass any- But the council tabled the dent behavior. available for area residents. nerable," said Hannah Gottlieb of way," he said. policy after some residents At Tuesday's meeting, Mayor According to health officer Springfield. Foley said he believes some opposition was attributable to protested, and town officials Greg McDermott said he Kobert Sherr, about 175 people Fnnwood resident Julie Mentez ancillary details; some voters may have mistakenly believed have yet to revisit the plan this "empathized" with residents, were given flu shots Tuesday. The said the staff was "very nice" and the project involved installing lights or were worried about year. and said the council would be clinic wits offered to residents from was pleased she was able to get losing the facility for the high school's graduation ceremony. Earlier this fall, board looking at the issue jointly with Westfield, Funwuod. (Jarwood, inoculated. Gottlieb joked that her He pointed out that 7 of the last 11 graduations have been President Anne Riegel the Board of Education. But he Mountainside, Springfield, and flu shot may have come a few days rained out, and that school officials are considering alterna- did not establish a timetable for Koselle Park on a first-come, first- expressed willingness to revisit too late. "I've been fine so far, though tive outdoor sites for the ceremony if the field's construction the policy, but said she does not any official action. w?rved basis this morning I started to get the schedule interferes with graduation. The town employed six rvgistra- sniffles," she said. In the event of rain, he said, graduation will be held at the tii»n volunteers, three public health A separate clinic was also offered West field Armory. nurses, and one physician t« admin- last week in Scotch Plains. At the Voters will also have their chance to cast ballots again in Program targets test scores ister vaccines to those who met Township Council's regular meeting the school district's annual budget in April, and Foley said CDC guidelines. Tuesday, Deputy Mayor Paulette school officials have to get parents to the polls for the elec- (Continued from page A-l) school met 33 of those indicators, The biggest impact we had was Cornnato said everyone who tion. struggling only with disabled stu- from seniors who came in before the applied for the vaccine and met "For the budget in April, we need to remind each other yearly progress as denned by No dents' performance in math and start of the clinic," said Sherr, CIX' standards was able to get a flu that we can't be complacent and that people need to get out adding sonic people arrived for shot. Child Left Behind legislation, language arts. and vote," said Foley. schools must continually improve Each year, No Child Left their shots as early as (J:UO a.m. Sherr said Wentficld still has Work on the project will begin over the summer and the Bchi nd'.s formula raises the bar for Officials had planned to hold the about 200 doses left and plans to facility is expected to be ready by September, Foley said. in each of the federal program's 40 cjinic from 9-11 a.m. at the munici- hold another clinic sometime in indicators. Last year, the high districts, culminating in 100 per- pal building. early January. cent proficiency by 2013. For exam- ple, 55 percent of students were required to achieve proficiency in HOURS: math this year; next year, the LOWEST benchmark will rise to 64 percent. MON.-THUKS. 9AM - 9PM In language arts, the figure PRICES Fm & SAI 9AM - 10PM increases from 73 percent profi- SUN. 10AM - 6PM ciency this year to 79 percent next year. GUARANTEED Not responsible (or typographical Bring in any computer's errors. Sale items cash & carry only. The AYP program will carry a ad of coupon tndwtwiU price tag of about $30,000, said Sale prices effective 12/15/04- Business Administrator Anthony m*t1 or bMt that price 12/21/04. Prices do not include sales Del Sordi. He said the program subjact to ABC ragulationa, tax. Beer prices represent 24-12 oz. bottles unless otherwise noted. would be paid for out of the current Discount year's budget because of fortuitous "efficiencies" from the district's 870 St. George Ave., Rahway, CVS Shopping Center • 732-381-6776 • FAX 732-381-8008 salary account. To encourage voluntary partici- pation, school officials are planning to offer students incentives, such as week-long parking spaces, inde- pendent study credits, or even material motivators such as tickets to sporting events or gift certifi- cates. ssssf At the conclusion of the presen- tation, board member Betty Anne Woerner said the program was using a "shotgun" approach instead of a "bulls-eye" approach because it included such a large number of students. RNLANWA Assistant Superintendent of vodtaW Instruction Margaret Hayes said the "broader view" was chosen "not 30? to dilute our effort" but to "help us reach as many students as possible with the hope that all of the stu- dents will benefit from the pro- gram." Board member Lance Porter said he was concerned students participating in the program might become stigmatized by others.
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Jersey Boy Budget bill attacked the wrong problem __ ieved taxpayers may disagree, but the recent reports that the state Legislature is reconsidering new constraints Mike Deak on school spending are welcome news. Passed over the summer amidst a flurry of down-to-the wire budget negotiations, the regulations reduce the amount Anticipation districts can keep in surplus, lower the caps on annual increases and target costs in some specific areas, such as is the best administration. Since the school year began and local school boards fully began to understand what was in the law — known simply by its name in the state Senate, S-1701 — the present protests have come fast and furious. Across the state and in local communities, the issue has united parents, faculty and My favorite part of Christmas is the last few seconds of Christmas school board members. Eve before falling asleep. To a certain extent, the outrage is overblown. No matter It's the one night of the year how much we value the idea of local control, there's nothing when the worries of your world do inherently wrong with state oversight. And while predictions not intrude into the nether land of of forced staff cuts are being tossed about, no one knows yet consciousness like mocking, evil exactly what the impact of the law will be (in part, this is jack-in-the-boxes. Your mind is because school district administrators are still waiting for serene, as clear and still as the interpretations of the law from state bureaucrats). frigid night on the other side of the At the same time, the law was the height of hypocrisy on frosting window. You slip effortless- ly into the comfortable and warm the part of the Legislature. School budgets are already the darkness of a sleep that hearkens most scrutinized spending plans in the state. Every year, back to childhood tranquility. And every district in the state must submit its budget for review though you may have stayed up by the county superintendent and then put the plan before late assembling toys, going to mid- voters. By contrast, municipal budgets are not subject to a night Mass or lining your gullet popular vote, and it is easier for local governments to exceed with eggnog, you wake up fully state-imposed caps. County governments are also not subject refreshed and ready for the never- to a vote and face far less public and media scrutiny. And as ending and amazing joy of this year's experience shows, state spending faces essential- Christmas morning. ly no limits, not even constitutional prohibitions on borrow- Those first moments of ing- Christmas morning are special too. Further, relatively little of what appears in a school budg- They are quiet, as if the whole et is discretionary. Schools are lawfully required to provide a Letters to the editor planet has entered a state of hushed reverence. Unlike all the "thorough and efficient" education; this is an expensive, other mornings of the year, you labor-intensive business. And two of the biggest factors driv- don't automatically smack the ing school budget costs are special education and medical Donations sought by United Way snooze button on the alarm or benefits. The first of those stems from the overdue recogni- groan in dread anticipation of the tion that every child should be afforded the proper resources lb The Record-Press; Agency services are designed for you, and are made Peace on earth requires more than good wishea. It possible by you. The holidays are brightened for chil- day ahead. No matter how old you and environment; the second from the strength of teachers' means reaching out to all people. The holidays are a dren, families and elderly by special seasonal activities may be, when you wake up unions and our flawed health care system. These are finan- special time to reach out and share our joys by bring- conducted by United Way agencies, and the spirit of Christmas morning you still find cial problems that are beyond the control of local school dis- ing happiness to others in our community. The United caring and sharing will continue throughout the new that innocent energy of childhood tricts, though they get stuck with the bill. year. to leap out of bed and rush to the Way of Westfield is devoted to bringing peace and joy Christmas tree to see how Santa Given this situation, new limits on school spending are to everyone. All Westfielders are invited to become part of the caring network by contributing to the United Way Claus has rewarded all the good hardly the first place one would think to look when trying to The 20 member agencies of the Westfield United little boys and girls. cut taxes. But because school spending takes the biggest bite Way provide year-round services and programs to Campaign. Your gift enables 20 community agencies to Westfielders, Many programs are necessary and meet the needs of thousands of Westfielders and helps These are the moments of a out of property tax bills, it draws the moat ire from residents. unique communion with the uni- By passing the law at the same time that it passed a bloat- enriching to the quality oflife during the holidays. Our make Westfield a better place in which to live and to agency clients say: work. verse. Unlike every other day of ed state budget, the Legislature tried to exploit that anger "Thank you for helping me feed my hungry family." The United Way is grateful to the many the year — save for Thanksgiving without addressing the worst spending offenses. "Thank you for helping my 15-year-old daughter Westfielders who already have contributed to the 2004 — you know you are not alone For those reasons, it's good to see legislators from both stay sober." campaign. Those who have not yet sent in a donation what you are experiencing. Those parties openly discussing the prospect of correcting the law's Thank you for giving my son a safe and nurturing are urged to do so today. The support of each and every who celebrate Christmas share the excesses while retaining its message that spending should place to go after school, while I'm still at work." Westfielder is important! bond of forgetting, for a few hours be as low as possible. While a battle remains over the details, "Thank you for providing my grandmother with a From all of us at the United Way and on behalf of at least, the obligations of a reality Assemblyman Joe Cryan sounded the right tone when, while hot meal every day." our agencies, we thank you and wish you a joyful and that has little use for the magic of maintaining the entire bill should not be repealed, he told "Thank you for helping me care for my mother with peaceful holiday season. the holiday. For a few hours at Alzheimer's." CAROLYN FLEDER least, you live in world of perfec- The Star-Ledger, "We've heard (critics) on some of the issues tion, even if Aunt Martha gave you like health care costs. They have made valid points, and we "Thank you for taking me to my dialysis treatment President, Board o* Trustaes twice a week." United wiry of WMtfldd a pair of socks with Scooby-Doo's will respond accordingly." face just above the ankle. Let's hope the Legislature responds soon — and then gets Of course by about 11 a.m. the down to tackling the real problems with government spend- Board must find way to control taxes magic begins to fade. The first sign ing. is the twinge of sadness when you To The Record-Press: is unthinkable and goes against the recently passed perform the sanitation detail of It is hard to believe, but we are coming into anoth- bill S-1701. This bill limits the rise in the school budg- gathering all the wildly flung er school budget approval cycle. I recently checked et and was objected to by the school board. This par- wrapping paper and filling a bor- Correction Scotch Plains-Fanwood Public School web site and tially explains the basis for their objections. ing, antiseptic garbage bag. It's the found they had already posted their 7. As for the increase in both natural gas and elec- initial harbinger that Christmas is A story and caption in last week's edition incorrectly identi- assumptions/guidelines. tricity rates, this may come as a surprise to the school vanishing and that it's going to be fied the boundaries of the redevelopment zone in downtown Their assumptions are as follows: board but we experience these increases as well and another 364 days before you have Fanwood. The designated area i.s surrounded by South, — Medical benefits increase of 17 percent. do not have the luxury of going to our employers the chance to experience those spe- LaGrande, and Marline avenues and Second Street. — Dental premiums increase of 10 percent. demanding more money. cial moments before you fall asleep — Salary increases which are estimated anticipat- We must keep the following facts in mind: on Christmas Eve. ing the conclusion of the contract negotiations that — Total 2004-2005 public school budget: (All holiday sleep is not unlike. will take place this month. $63,519,812. The stuffed stomach nap on The Record-Press is here for you — Further staffing increases, including the addi- — Percent of Scotch Plains municipal tax: 64. Christmas afternoon is generally tion of a new supervisor. —Total 2004-2005 salaries (yearly increase): disturbed by the grinding of diges- The following information should help you get your — Technology funding increase of $115,000. $37,142,469 (4.0 percent). tion. The sleep on New Year's Eve ideas and community news into The Record-Press: —Anticipated special education tuition for an esti- — Total 2004-2005 benefits (yearly increase): has the jagged, confused images Call Editor Gregory Marx at (732) 396-4219 with story mated five students. $9,742,602 (21.6 percent). seen in Champagne bubbles. And suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call Chad — "Principal and supervisor budgets have been — General administration (yearly increase); the sleep of Christmas night is Hemenway at (732) 396-4202. increased based on 2004-2005 EMiroIlments." $878,601 (1.7 percent). tainted by exhaustion and the Our address: The Record-Press, 301 Central Ave., Clark, — Increased natural gas costs of 11 percent. — School administration (yearly increase): unspoken worry that in the morn- — Increased electricity costs of 10 percent. $2,495,882 (1.2 percent). ing, it's back to a relatively normal NJ, 07066. Ladies and gentlemen of Scotch Plains and Our fax number is (732) 574-2613. — Support services (yearly increase): $1,303,133 routine with all the nagging obliga- Fanwood, we are being forewarned and prepared for (4.1 percent). tions and worries that had been Our e-mail address is [email protected]. another massive tax increase come April 2005, when — Special education (yearly increase): $4,203,497 erased the previous night.) the public school budget is placed in front of the vot- (5.5 percent). Those last moments of ers. — Scotch Plains 2003-2004 annual cost and tax Christmas Eve are so peaceful The above pves rise to several comments. increase: $384 and 7.45 percent. because it is the one time of the \m 1. With the contract negotiations that will short- — Fanwood 2003-2004 cost and tax increase: $229 year when faith can arrive unin- ly take place, I insist that our negotiators settle for a and 5.12 percent. terrupted. The anticipation of the contract in which our employees contribute to their One has to keep in mind that in each of the last inexplicable joy of Christmas medical benefits and dental programs in line with five years, the total tax increases have been 6.68 per- allows us to suspend everything NJN Publishing © 2004 that we who work day in and day out to pay our taxes tent, 9.04 percent, 9.11 percent, 5.26 percent and we have learned since childhood A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper "enjoy." This would mean they would pick up a consid- 7.G1 percent. I fear that based on the above assump- about the corruption of the world. erable portion of their medical benefits, and it would tions by the school board we are being prepared for a Cynicism and suspicion are ban- result in an overall tax savings for the home owners. similar increase for the 2005-2006 budget year. ished; fear takes a sabbatical. We Publisher Eileen Bicket 732-396-4404 2. Any salary increases should not exceed the Members of the school board, please consider the return to a pristine consciousness Editor Greg Marx 732-396-4219 Consumer Price Index, Many of us in the private sec- impact on the taxpayers. Many of us can no longer where the miracles of the tor have not even received this amount. Sports Editor Chad Hemenway 732-396-4202 afford any additional increases. Christmas story cease to be fanci- 3. No further staff increases, especially supervi- Those residents that have the same view, please ful and entertaining metaphors sors. Do more with less. This is how my employer and let your voices be heard. Talk to your neighbors, and instead become wondrous acts many others handled n staffing situation in tight elected officials, school boards and news media. Let of truth. The secular is pushed times. them know before we are forced to move or curtail aside by the sacred, as a faith with- 4. Increase spending of $11(5,000 on technology? expenditures for housing, utilities, food and medi- out words fills the vacuum whose Once again, in times when money is tight, our cine. emptiness looms like a stalker in JOt Central Avenue, Clark, SJ. 07066 employers postpone any additional spending on tech- In April, when the budget is up for approval by the background of our everyday nology. the taxpayers, reject any increases. lives. Presldail Thunws H. Krrkei 40H-782-4747 EM 640 5. We no longer can afford to spend on state-dic- It should be noted that these are my personal It's not a religious feeling in SeniorV.P.Operations JOHVII (iloloso 'JOK-S^-fiTS') tated special education by passing the costs onto the observations and in no way reflect the views of any those last seconds of conscious- ControUer MarRarvl M. «crki- 90K-7K2-4747 Kxi 6"() overburdened taxpayers. Therefore, these costs must other individuals and/or organizations. ness; it's a sense of existence that • be absorbed in the existing budget. ALMULLER transcends all altars because it; 6. The increasing of additional supervisor budgets Scotch Plains lifts us to another plane where you ; NflWS: Phone: 732-396-4219 Fax: 732-574-2613 can eat sugarplums forever with- • out getting a cavity and a single • Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 reindeer with a shiny red nose can Advertising: 732-396-4404 • Classified: 1-800-472-0102 Letter policy bring happiness to the world. '. It is the one moment when the ; Record-Pros (ISPS 006-0491 h published nn friilai hi \|.\ Publishing, fill Central Aviv dark. \J (Tuiid Letters may be edited for content, verification, if necessary, flood of faith washes away the dirt Sttimd etna postafe p«kl •! Oanfonl. NJ (rn Id, HJSTMW1IH |ik-aw send thmf/n u> NJV liibMliip lullillmfra
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE HOLIDAY MEMORY-?
ALLISON PORCELLA GREGORY WINTER KARL HEINZE JOANNE SHAVER CARL JUERS Cranford Cranford Cranford visiting Cranford shopping in Westfield Listening to my dad's reel-to-reel tape of I spent the tail end of a holiday season Probably taking my family to my mother Lots and lots of live candles across my My favorite memories are setting up the Smothers Brothers' comedy routine with my girlfriend in Berlin. I got to expe- and father's house for Christmas. They got house — there are usually two dozen in luminaries along the street and lining the — it was funny every year. rience the holidays overseas, which was married on Christmas Eve, so Christmas the living room and dining room. driveway. a very different experience. was always an important holiday for them. County to host meeting Recycling on shuttle project Friday center sets Union County's Bureau of Transportation will hold a public Rake and Hoe Club meeting to introduce the County its hours Community Shuttle Efficiency Project at 9:30 a.m. Friday in the news claims trophy FANWOOD — The Fanwood first-floor meeting room of the At the Garden Club of New Jersey's Recycling Center will be closed County Annex Building, located at annual meeting, Kris Luka, president of on Christmas Day, Dec. 25. It 300 North Ave. East in Westfield. wage is dependent on experience. the Rake A Hoe Garden Club of will bo open on Dec. 29. The Transportation planners will Training will be provided to qual- Westfield, wai presented with the center will also be cloned on describe the project and how it ified candidates. Lillian C. Koelsch Trophy for designing New Year's Day and re-open may benefit adjacent communi- As part of this seasonal job, and producing the Jan. 5. ties along the Raritan Valley line, skate guards are responsible for Shadowlawn/Rahway Avenue Garden. Patrons arc aho reminded serving residents in Cranford, enforcing safety rules inside the The Rake & Hoe Garden Club also that non-metallic holiday wrap- Fanwood, Garwood, Plainfield, ice skating rink and providing received the Demarest Garden Club ping papers nre recyclable. Yearbook Award for the Highest Rated Metallic wrappings arc not Roselle Park, Scotch Plains and assistance to visitors. Weekends Yearbook in the Large Club Category Westfield. The service is currently and some holiday hours are recyclable. Christmas wrapping and a certificate for participation in the pnpi»r is considered as mixed operating in Roselle Park. required, and schedules may vary. National Garden Club Principal This is an opportunity to Early morning, days and week- Financial Group Historic Gardens paper and .should be placed share ideas and get input on a nights are also available. Pro|ect for designing and producing with catalogs, magazines and very interesting program," said For more information or to the Natural Plant and Scent Gardens at junk mail. Union County Freeholder apply, call (908) 298-7849 from 9 the Miller-Cory House Museum. Corrugated paper nnd other Chairman Angel G. Estrada. This a.m.-6 p.m. Monday to Friday. Pictured are Kris Luka, president, Rake boxes as well as plain paper could take individual vehicles off and Hoe Garden Club of Westfield; and baps aro nil handled together. the roads and help reduce some of Wini Applegate, president, The Garden Tho center in also open to the congestion we see during rush Sheriff's officers Club of New Jersey, Inc. residents of neighboring towns. hour." sponsor 'Tree of Hope' Sales of the recyclable mate- The Shuttle Project will devel- rial support some 20 non-profit op technical operating plans for "Tree of Hope," a program groups from Fanwood, Scotch possible programs in Cranford, sponsored by Union County Plains. Wustfield and Fanwood and Scotch Plains, coun- Sheriffs Officers, is seeking dona- Plainfield. ty officials said. Westfield would tions of toys and clothing for ter- potentially receive some shuttle minally ill, abused and suffering trips from Scotch Plains' service, children this holiday season. with the option to consider its own Donations of cash to help provide service in the future. Similarly, additional donations are also OUTLET PRICES Garwood and Plainfield could being sought. benefit from some shuttle routes Now in its ninth year, "Tree of originating in a neighborhood. Hope" provides gifts for children New Jersey SALES TAX!! NJ Transit is a major source of with terminal illnesses, who have JJ If Floors of shuttle vehicles statewide, and been victimized by domestic vio- municipalities can make applica- lence, and whose lives have been M1A. Inventory! tion for them. The project will affected by HIV/AIDS. plan routes and schedules for Tax-deductible monetary con- tributions of money, as well as shuttles to help reach their sta- STARTING AT O ,V LY tions while leaving their cars at toys and clothing, can be sent to: home. Tree of Hope, P.O. Box 4, $ Currently, NJ Transit offers Kenilworth, N.J. 07033. For more three years of operating support information, call Sgt. Marianne on a declining scale, with the Hopko at (908) 527-4440. 1500 expectation that communities Suggested Rvluil Price (2995 eventually support the program. Kids can get Markets will be examined for a weekday commuter run, midday free passport pics START! X G A T O S L X town-wide circulator and poten- The county is offering free $ tial weekend and off-peak servic- passport photos for children aged es, the county said. 16 and younger through the end "Deck "The "Table A technical study is being con- of the year. 2200 ducted by Abrams-Cherwony & The photos enn be taken at the Suggested Retail Price t59.1? Special Holiday patterns, cherished traditional Associates and funded by a feder- atterns new c ass cs our main office of the county clerk in I F NOX' P *° ' i . collection of fine al grant awarded to the county Elizabeth and the annex office in WA through the North Jersey Westfield. The normal processing BUY GRANDS r? Lenox China and Crystal celebrates good taste. Transportation Planning fee for the photos is $7. S TA R T IX G AT 0 S L Y Authority. The Westfield annex, located at S?/vo featuring JJenox i^in/ini/i/ cTi^iirim\s & ''Tree Ornaments 300 North Avenue East, processes Skate with Santa County Identification cards, pass- port applications, swearings-in of »5495 this weekend notary publics, and clerk certifi- SuggMled Retail /Vice SI4.M cates. Normal annex hours are 8 Santa Claus will visit the a.m.-4 p.m. Monday, Wednesday indoor ice skating rink at and Friday and 8 a.m.-7:30 p.m. 5H PUYER GRINDS Warinanco Park in Roselle 1-3 Tuesday and Thursday. The phone S TA HT IX G AT 0 S LY p.m. Saturday and Sunday, number is (908) 654-9859. Presented by the Union The main office of the County County Board of Chosen AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY ('S^;•, ACCREDI7E0 GEM LAB Clerk is located at the Union v Freeholders and the Union Ellen R. Ramer, CGA ^rs- Jeff flohbins, RJ County Courthouse, 2 Broad St., *899SuggestedKelml I'rice 5 County Department of Parka and Room 1134, Elizabeth. Regular Recreation, "Ice Skate with Santa office hours are Monday through 12 North Avenue West. Cranford, NJ 07016 . 908-276-6718 Claus" offers families an inexpen- Friday, 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. The SUtcnbtirg 1-800-526-6979 sive way to enjoy an afternoon out i. j/ici in! //(mu/iij rli uir i together. main office can be reached at (908)527-4966. PIANO HOUSE L.lersc> Street, FJuaboth. NJ Monday-Friday 9:45-8 30.Saturday9:30 5:00 . Sunday, Dec. 19-11.00-5:00 County residents can skate : along to favorite Christmas carols, NOW IN OCR S9tli \'Y.\\\ warm up by the fireplace and have some fun with Santa on ice. Regular admission fees will SCHMIEDE apply: adults, $5; youths 17 years and under, $4; seniors (over 62), $4.25. Ice skate rental is available TREE EXPERT CO. for an additional S3. Add UCC The Warinanco Ice Skating Trimming • Repairs Center is located in Warinanco • Removal fa Park offeither St. Georges Avenue 4 or Thompson Avenue, near the Modern Equipment Roselle/Elizabeth border. The reg- • State Certified ular skating schedule will contin- ue through the holidays. For more information, call (908) 298-7850. • Insured For Your protection The rink is also looking for Winter . skate guards. Any person over the 908-233-TREE age of 15, including retirees, is 908-233-87 13 encouraged to apply. www schriic ^'I'tM1 < IJ'1 Ice skating experience is a Celebrating our 50th yn Dickinson University and was a Atlanta, Ga.; and eight grandchil- formation of Union County College Development Corp. Mr. Lessner Fla. before moving to Rockledge. Surviving are two sons, Stuart - past president of the Westfield Area dren. and served as its chairman, died graduated from New York An avid golf and bridge player, and Jeffrey; four sisters and a YMCA. Mr. Bunting retired in 1999 Services were held Tuesday at Dec. 9 nt Trinitas Hospital in University in 1949. Mrs. Hueston was a member of grandchild. as president of the Everlasting the Memorial Funeral Home, Elizabeth at age 78. A former Indian Guide and soft- the Echo Lake Country Club. She A memorial service was held Valve Co. in South Plainfield, for Fan wood, followed by afuneral Hu was involved in the 1980s ball coach in Westfield, Mr. Lessner was a member of many communi- Nov. 30 in Rockledge. whom he worked 33 years. Mas.s at St. Helen's Roman merger of Union College, a private was with the 87th Infantry ty groups, including the Junior Arrangements were by South ' The American Boiler and Cutholic Church. Burial was in two-year .school in Cranford, with Division of the Army during World League of Elizabeth-Plainfield Brevard Funeral Home, * Manufacturing Association hon- Fairview Cemetery. the Union County Technical War II and participated in a mili- and the Children's Service Melbourne, Fla. ored him with its Distinguished In lieu of flowers, donations may Institute in Scotch Plains. The tary government in Europe after Service Award. He was a former be sent to The Westfield combined Union County College the war director of the Plainfield Country Foundation, P.O. Box 2295, added campuses in Plainfield and Mr. Ix'ssner was born in Lola Zimmermann Club, located in Edison. Westfield, NJ 07091. Elizal>eth in addition to those in Elizabeth and lived in Roselle Park SCOTCH PLAINS — Lola O. Station Monday Bridge Club. Cranfbrd and Scotch Plains; the ix-fore moving to Westfield in 1962. Velbert Zimmermann, 78, died Surviving are her husband, ; Mary Ramil Paz Elizabeth campus was dwlieuted in He also had homes in Elberon and Dec. 11, 2004 at her home in Henry; two sons, Jim of his honor in 1992. Delray Beach, Fla. Whiting. Wilbraham, Mass., and Tom Sr. of SCOTCH PIJUNS — Mary years, Anthony; a daughter, Alice Mr. Lessner founded the In addition to his sons, surviv- Mrs. Zimmermann was born Scotch Plains; and eight grand-•' Ramil Paz, 81, died Dec. 8, 2004 at Chaleff and husband Philip of Midlane Construction Co. ofing are his wife of 54 years, in Germany. She lived in children. ManorCare Health Services in Yardley; three sons, Tony of Elizabeth, which built homes in Marjorie "Midge" Harris Lessner; a Newark, Scotch Plains and Services were held Monday at ' Yardley, Pa. Mansfield, Ga., Robert of Wayne Fanwood and Scotch Plains. He daughter, Jeanne H. and partner Bayville before moving to the Carmona-Bolen Home for'-' Mrs. Paz was born in Lilybrook, and Gary and wife Meg of Palmyra; also was chairman and president Debbie Frank of Montclair, two Whiting in 1993. Funerals, in Whiting. In lieu of' W.Va., and lived in Newark before a .sister, Carmen Silva of Keyport; of the Lcssner Electric Co. in daughters-in-law, Nancy and She was a founding member flowers, donations may be sent to ' moving to Scotch Plains in 1961. eight grandchildren and four great- Elizabeth, founded in 1918 by his Michelle, both of Westfield; and and instructor with the Whiting the American Cancer Society. She moved in 1971 to Edison and grandchildren. late father; Lessner Electric is now eight grandchildren. later resided in Covin^ton, Ga., Services wen,1 held Saturday at owned by his sons, Richard D. and Services were held Sunday at before coming to Yardley. the Swartz-Givnish Funera! Home Rol>ert W. of Westfield. the Higgins & Bonner Echo Lake Helen C. Pett Funeral Home. Burial was in the Surviving are her husband of 63 in Newtown, Pa. Burial was private. In Elizabeth he was president of SCOTCH PLAINS — Helen Insurance Co. in Newark. '; the Alexian Brothers Hospital Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Foundation from 1965-90; presi- Cemetery, Montclair. Donations C. Pett, 89, died Dec. 8, 2004 at Her husband, Charles, is ; Seam us Dolan dent of tho Eastern Union County may be sent to the Sidney F. Hunterdon Medical Center in deceased. Flemington. Surviving are two daughters, " FANWOOD — Seam us Colm Fan wood Republican Club and Jaycees; vice chairman and a direc- Lessner Scholarship Fund at tor of Elizabeth Federal Savings & Union County College; the Trinitas Mrs. Pett was born in Lynn Stickle and Donna Robbe;'! Dolan, 40, died Dec. 7. 2004 at Chi Psi fraternity at Rutgers. and seven grandchildren. Surviving are his wife, Ix»an Association; vice president of Hospital Foundation; or theNewark. She lived in Scotch Muhlenberg Regional Medical Graveside services were held Center in Plainfield. Elizabeth Boguszewski Dolan; his the finance committee at Elizabeth Hemophilia Association of New Plains for 40 years before mov- parents, John and Eilish General Hospital; a trustee of the Jersev. ing to Doylestown, Pa. Saturday at Fairview Cemetery Born in New York City, he lived in Westfield. Arrangements in Norwood and Monmouth Monahan Dolan; two daughters, She was a retired bookkeeper Rachel and Sarah; and three with American Hoechst Corp. in were by the Van Horn- .' Junction before moving to Allen R. Check McDonough Funeral Home in'; Fanwood in 1995, brothers, Sean, Patrick and Bridgewater and a former secre- tary with the Prudential Lambertville. Mr. Dolan was a former mar- Brendan. SCOTCH PLAINS — Allen R. Scotch Plains; a sister, Susan keting representative with the A funeral Mass was held Check, 50, died Dec. 6, 2004 at his Clark and husband Robert of Mobil Oil Co. He earned degrees Saturday at St. Bartholomew tho home in Paterson, Bethlehem, Pa.; a niece, Christina William D. Loges in economics and finance from Apostle Church, following services Mr. Chock was born in Newark. Clark, and two great-nephews, Rutgers College of Rutgers at tho Memorial Funeral Home. He lived in Scotch Plains, Caldwell Christopher Clark and James FANWOOD — William D. Surviving are his wife, Dolores , University in 1986. Burial was in Hillside Cemetery, and Rockaway before moving to Clark, all of Bethlehem, Pa. Loges, 72, died Dec. 10, 2004 at Gaska Loges; three sons, William. He was a volunteer for the chil- Scotch Plains. Paterson in 1999. Services were held Friday at his home in Spring Hill, Fla. D. Jr., Steven and Michael; a dren's liturgy of St. Bartholomew In lieu of flowers, donations A longtime banker, Mr. Check the Vender May Wayne Colonial Born in Jersey City, Mr. Loges daughter, Lynn Monschke; and,! the Apostle Roman Catholic may be sent to Dolan Scholarship was for 10 years an assistant vice Funeral Home in Wayne. A memo- lived in Newark, Irvington and three grandchildren. Church in Scotch Plains. Mr. Fund, c/o Gail Price, Esq., 50 Tice president of Valley National Bank rial service will be 3 p.m. tomor- Madison before moving to Services were held ; Dolan was n member of the Blvd., WoodcliffLnke, NJ 07677. in Wayne. He was a member of the row nt Trinity Episcopal Church, Fanwood in 1977. He had resided Wednesday at the Memorial Victorian Society in America and Route 263, Solebury, Pa. in Spring Hill since 2003. Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, " its Northern New Jersey Chapter. In lieu of flowers, donations Mr. Loges retired in 1998 from donations may be sent to' Yvonne Watts Surviving are his life partner, i;iay be sent to Care Alternatives, the Reheis Chemical Co. inHernando-Pasco Hospice, 12260 , WESTFIELD — Yvonne C. ice agency in Westfield. She organ- John Simonelli of Paterson; his 70 Jackson Drive, Cranford, NJ Berkeley Heights. He was a Navy Cortez Blvd., Brooksville, FL Watts, 70, died Dec. 10, 2004 at the ized the first Alzheimer's support parents, Florence and Frank of 07016. veteran of the Korean War. 34613. Berkeley Heights Convalescent group in the area through the Center. American Red Cross in Westfield. Edith Bond Mrs. Watts was born in Her husband, Robert N., died in George T. Skaperdas WESTFIELD — Edith D. Eure of Chesapeake, Va., and Providence, R.I. She lived in 1985. WESTFIELD — George Technology in 1938 and a doctor- > Miami, Fla., before moving to Surviving are two daughters, Bond, 73, died Dec. 11, 2004 at Tyron of Plainfield; six sisters, Muhlenberg Regional Medical Betty Taylor, Viola Braxton and Theodore Skaperdas, 90, died Dec. ate in chemical engineering from i Westfield in 1960. Valerie Ball of Avon, Colo., and Jaja 13, 2004 at his home. MIT in 1941. He received a bache- •'.' She retired in 1988 as a social Martin of Bremen, Maine; two Center in Plainfield. Dorothy Harris, all of Born in Stevcnsvillc, Va., she Stevensville, Louise Allen of He was born in New York City lors degree in engineering from worker at the Cranford Hall sons, Robert H. of Port Colden and and lived in Montreal, Quebec, MeGill University in 1936. •> Nursing Home and the Cranford David G. of Oceanport; a sister, lived in Westfield before moving Richmond, Va., Josephine to Plainfield in 1965. Johnson of Tappahannock, Va,, Canada, before moving to Mr. Skaperdas was a member of ^ Health and Extended Care Center. Claudettc Barker of Jacksonville, Westfield in 1964. the American Institute of.' Mrs. Watts held a bachelor's degree Fla.; and 12 grandchildren. Mrs. Bond retired in 1996and 'Shirley Harper of Rockville, from the Veterans Affairs hospi- Md.; four brothers, Alfred Draper Mr. Skaperdas retired in 1979 Chemical Engineers, the American • from the University of Miami,and a Services were held Tuesday at from the Pullman Kellogg Co., Chemical Society and Sigma Xi. master of social work degree from the Gray Funeral Home. Burial tal in Lyons. She was a member of Stevensville, George Draper of the Wayland Baptist Church in and Patrick Draper, both of with which he was manager of He was a former member of the • Boston University. was private. process engineering and director of Parish Council at Holy Trinity 7 She also placed special needs In lieu of flowers, donations may Stevensville. Plainfield, and Raymond Draper Her husband, Benjamin Jr., of Piscataway; 10 grandchildren coal development. He wasGreek Orthodox Church. '.; children in foster homes through be sent to the Alzheimer's Pullman Kellogg's manager of Surviving are his wife, Hope'.' Spalding for Children, a social serv- Association. died in 2002. and five great-grandchildren. Surviving are two daughters, Services will be held tomorrow pilot plant development from Strezou Skaperdas; and two sons, * Brenda Melton of Dunellen and in Stevensville. Local arrange- 1967-73. Theodore George Skaperdas and * Helen Carcich Sandia of Plainfield; three sons, ments were by Brown's Funeral As a chemical engineer Mr. Peter George Skaperdas. WESTFIELD — Helen Surviving ««• two daughters, Del ton of Wolcott, Conn., Barry Home in Plainfield. Skaperdas was awarded a number A Divine Liturgy will be 11a.m. , Elizabeth Lynch Carcich, 82, died Helen Fisher and Kathleen of patents while publishing arti- today at Holy Trinity Church on •* Dec. 9,2004 at Gem-sis ElderCnre- Kasica; a son, John S.; a sister, Michael Barattucci cles and papers in his field. He Gallows Hill Road. Burial will be < Westfield Center. earned a master's degree in chem- in Fairview Cemetery. Jean Clair: and .seven grandchil- SCOTCH PLAINS — Michael Valerie; a sister, Sherry Tomasso; Born in Hoboken, she lived in dren. ical engineering from the Arrangements are by the Gray^, A. Barattucci, 47, died Dec. 7, his grandmother, Marion Massachusetts Institute of Funeral Home. ! Weehawken and Brick before mov- A funeral Mass was held 2004 at his home. Milhvatcr; and several aunts, ing to Westfield. Monday at St. Helen's Roman He was born in Plninfield and uncles, nieces and cousins. Mrs. Carcich was a volunteer Catholic Church, following servic- lived in Scotch Plains for most of Services were held Saturday "class grandma" with the intergen- es at the Higgins & Bonner Echo his life. Claire Doughty erational program of the Toms at the Memorial Funeral Home Lake Funeral Home. Burial was in Mr. Barattucci was a sheet River Regional Schools. She was a Fairview Cemetery. in Fanwood. Burial was in SCOTCH PLAINS — Claire Surviving are a brother, J metal worker and plumber's Somerset Hills Memorial Park, member of the Deborah Hospital Donations may be sent to P. Purcell Doughty, 92, died Joseph Purcell; a sister, Helen " Foundation. assistant for his late father, Basking Ridge. Dec. 13, 2004 at Muhlenberg Colmorgan; three grandchil- - Helping Hands and Hearts, St. Michael A. Sr. In lieu of flowers, donations Her husband, John P., is Regional Medical Center in dren and five great-grandchil- • Helen's Parish Center, 1600 Surviving are his wife, Karen may be sent to Scotch Plains deceased. Rahway Ave., Westfield. NJ 07090. Plainfield. dren. Brown Barattucci; his mother, Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 325, Born in Long Branch, she Services will be 9 a.m. today Shirley; a son, Keith; a daughter, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076. lived in Plainfield and Florida at the Rossi Funeral Home, Milton David Bassler before moving to Scotch Plains 1937 Westfield Ave. A funeral • WESTFIELD - Milton David Force veteran of the Korean War Charles R. Watt earlier this year. Mass will follow 10 a.m. at ,'.' Mrs. Doughty was with New Bassler, 70, died Dec. 7, 2004 at his and a member of American Legion WESTFIELD — Charles R. of the Yacht Club of Sea Isle City. Holy Trinity Roman Catholic „ home in Dunellen. Post 261 in Piscataway. Watt, 90, died Dec. 7, 2001 at Jersey Bell Telephone Co. for Church, 315 First St., Mr. Watt graduated from 44 years, retiring as general Born in Wilkes-Barru, Pa., he Surviving arc his wife, Overlook Hospital in Summit. Washington & Lee University. Westfield. Burial will be in lived in Westfield and Elizabeth Margaret Bradley Bassler; two manager of telephone opera- Woodbine Cemetery, He was born in La Grange, ill., Surviving are his wife of 64 tors in Plainfield. Oceanport. before moving to Dunellen in 1970. daughters, Donna of Dunellen and and had lived for mnnv years in years, Eleanor Brown Watt; two Mr. Bassler retired in 1996 as Kelly of North Plain field; a brother, Westfield. sons, Charles R. Jr. and W. the owner of Bassler Weed Control Ronald of Tucson, Ariz.; and two Mr. Watt was chairman of Bradford; and five grandchildren. Inc. in Dunellen. He was an Air sisters, Shirley Savoie of Austin, Crossfield Products Corp. in A memorial service was held Jacqueline Callan Texas, and Ann Reeve of Roselle Park, with which he had Friday in the chapel at the WESTFIELD — A memorial Memorial HealthCare Gaini'shoro, Ti'ini. been associated since 1939. He Presbyterian Church. in MONUMENTS, Services were held Monday at service will be held for Tallahassee, Fla. was a former president and chief Arrangements were by theJacqueline Chantal Callan, who the Sheenan Funeral Home in executive officer of Crossfield Born in France, she lived in MARKERS Gray Funeral Home. In lieu of died on her 76th birthday Dec. England and Westfield before Dunolloii. Burial was in Hillside Products. flowers, donations may be sent to AND BRONZE Cemetei'y, Scotch Plains. 12, 2004 at Tallahassee moving to Tallahassee in 1989. He also was a past commodore the charity of your choice. 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"*" OH 9E COUPON EXPIRES 12/22/04 Hi December 17, 2004 Iteeord Press A-7 Roosevelt names honor students CONTACT WESTFIELD — Roosevelt Hart, Molly Hudelson, Gabrielle Maxwell Schuster, Justin Intermediate School Principal Jakub, Matthew I. Karnofsky, Schwartz, Samantha Seib, Julian Stewart Carey announced that Ethan S. Krell, Maria Lotnaka, Seltzer, Adam Sherman, Connor We Care the following seventh and eighth Catherine Maguire, Taylor L. Shields, William Sickles, Dillon grade students were named to the Manetti, Joseph T. McGrath, John Smith, Jared Smith, Meredith H. first marking period honor roll for McGrory, Kathryn Millen, Anna Smith, Reid Smith, Andrew appeals for the 2004-2005 school year at C, Morton, Shannon Murray, Storcks, John E. Taylor, Matthew Roosevelt. They are: Taylor Murtishaw, Mairead K. F. Teese. Christopher Tomasso, O'Boyle, William Scott Perry, Diana Vasel, Cody Vassallo, Denis donations Distinguished Honor Roll Edward Purcell, Philip Queller, Virzi, Peter Waddell, Emily Anne Re, Casey Reimlinger, Weeks, Matthew S. Weintraub, WESTFIELD — CONTACT Grade 7: Christin Aswad, Chrisopher Rhodes, Christiana Austin J. Wenta, Emily Williams, We Care, the 24-hour crisis hot- David P. Athenson, Katherine Ricciuti, Nicole Rosenberg, Jacob M. Williams, Rosina line, has launched its annual Bange, Scott M Bernstein, Joshua S. Schwartz, Katherine Wissell, Matthew Woods, Alex appeal for financial support. Stephanie Bogin, Katie Brennan, Sheridan, Jacob Shiffman, Zcpka. This year, one of the agency's Meghan Brody, Maximilian Bryk, Melissa Shulman, Eriene-Heidi Grade 8: Neil K. Amato, Robert long-time supporters has offered Abigail Burton, Christopher Sidhom, Amanda Simmons, W. Angus, Steven Anzalone, to match every new dollar raised. Castelo, Amanda Centre! la, Maxwell J. Sugarman, Daniel J. Julian M. Applebaum, David C. New donors to CONTACT will Gabrielle Cerami, John Thomas Sullivan, Marguerite Sulmont, Babetski, Trevor Barnes, Melissa have their contributions matched Colucci, Andrew P. Cordeiro, Ravi Tamboli, Katherine M. Barton, Sara Birkcnthal, Max dollar for dollar, while current Alexander J. Cruz, Tyler Cusick, Taylor, Patrick Tresnan, Ross Blum, Peter Boyes, Nicholas K. Rotary Club says cheese(cake)! donors will have the amount by Geena DeRose, Michael G. Tucker, Alexandra Tunis, Mark D. Breza, Amy E. Brown, Morgan which they increase their contri- Eilbacher, Carly Erman, Vander Schaaf, Stephanie Wang, Bunting, Erin E. Cahill, Martha Nelson Yang, • mtmtwr of the Fanwood-Scotch Plaint Rotary butions matched similarly. Jonathan Erman, Sharon M. Peter M. Williams, Alan D. Cain, Shelby Carlin, Kristen L. Club, ft shown Mowing out the candlee on one of two ceremo- CONTACT Executive Director Faktor, Michael Fietkiewicz, Workman, Michael Zhu, Tara Caruana, Jane E. Cederroth, nial chaefcakee. In the course of the two weeks recently, David Owens describes the David Fish man, Leah M. Zierler, Steven R. Zilberberg Panos Chantzis, Michael Cifelli, Yang donated a total of $1,300 to the Rotary International agency us Central New Jersey's Foundation. $300 was donated in honor of his birthday, and "mental health rescue squad." Geoghegan, Nicholas Gilligan, Rebecca Clapp, Dylan Clark, $1,000 was given to kick off the Every Rotarian—Every Year Michael Gismondi, Sarah Honor Roll Abigael E. Clarkson, Cameron Foundation Fundraiser. Shown in the picture is Nick Pantagis Since 1975, CONTACT has, Glickstein, Emily Goodman, Clausen, Philip Cohen, Nicole M. (right), owner of Snuffy's Psntagis Renaissance Restaurant, offered active, empathetic listen- Sophie H. Greene, William Grade 7: Lindsay Anderson, Cruikshank, Mark V, Doherty, who donated two personally baked cheesecakes to the club ing services to people in various Gretsky, Chang Hee Han, Emily Robert Anderson, Elise B. Annis, Craig Dyer, Matthew E. Fechter, and Yang. Looking on for this event is Joseph Qulub, the forms of distress. Individuals Harris, Kelly G. Hering, Lauren Jacob F. Archambault, Hayley A. Sean Finn, Margaret Flannery, chairman of the club's International Committee, which under- struggling with grief, depression, N. Hughes, Halli James, David J. Baker, Ryan Baker, Evan P. Andrew Flood, Charles Fraites, takes the drive. loneliness, thoughts of suicide, or Kabakow, Elizabeth A. Kamel,Jill Bakst, David A. Ballan, Patrick Amy Frattarola, Anne L. other forms of personal crisis are Kandigian, Laura E. Kenny, Sean Baudhuin, Tyler Becker, Daniel Fruchtman, Caitlin Glackin, always welcome to call the CON- Kilcullen, Robyn Knapp, Ann Berman, Mia Brody, Jacquelyn Alexandra Gockel, Jessie L. TACT hotline at (908) 232-2880 Knisely, Joseph Kramkowski, Buckman, Sadie J. Burgdorf, Goldstein, Natalie K. Golikov, to speak confidentially with a Stephanie A. Kuntz, Josephine Rebecca Castaldo, Marc Christopher Graf, Kelsey Wf. YMCA introduces highly trained volunteer. LaCosta, Zachary M. LaPorta, Cervantes, Danny Choo, Sara Greenfield, Anthony Gregory, Ivy 4 CONTACT We Care is a pri- Gabriella Larosa, Suzanne G. Connery, John Crisan, Tara Harrigan, Kyle A. Haydcn, Dylan vute, not-for-profit social service Lemberg, Ian MacKenzie, Molly J. Heneck, Scott Howard, Just My Size' program agency supported by the United Criscuolo, Katherine Davidson, Christopher Jenkins, James C. Maher, Margaret Malaspina, Mitchell Dornfeld, David WESTFIELD — The Westfield Says Jean White, fitness class Fund of Westfield and other Andrew J. Marino, Amanda Kazazis, Bitnari Kim, Emily Dubinsky, Christopher Dunstan, Mine, Daniel Klizas, Charles W. Area YMCA is presenting a coordinator of the Westfield Area United Wiiv organizations. It is Markowski, LauraA. Marvin, Carolyn Dyer, Seth Egert, Joshua Laird, Michael Lessner, Elizabeth brand-new fitness class geared to Y, "This class is for the person affiliated with CONTACT USA Lauren May, Colin McKevitt, S. Ettinger, Lia Fagan, Connor G. E. Lisooey, Dan Liu, Daniel G. people making their New Year's who wants to start exercising and Lifeline International. It is Mary McKevitt, Matthew Farley, Benjamin Fine, William A. Ludlum, Gregory C. Luppescu, Resolutions to get fit and lose but doesn't know where to begin. also certified by the American Meserole, Gregory R. Mitchell, Foltz, Melissa S. Ford, Rachel E. Amber Marie Lutey, Kyle E. weight. It is for the person who can't Association of Suicidology and is Samuel A. Mumford, Grace Friedman, Maximilian Fusaro, Marsh, F. William Mascarich III, In "Just My Size," participants imagine joining un aerobics class purt of a nationwide network of Mustard, Daniel Nash, Maria Bridget Gallagher, Erin J. Nicholas G. Mavrogiannis, will work at a pace that feels or stepping into a gym. suicide prevention crisis centers. Niemiera, Charlotte O'Brien, Gallagher, Andrew M. Gates, Andrew Monroe, Daniel F. Morse, comfortable to them in an accom- Hopefully, 'Just My Size' will be Potential donors interested in Kathleen M. O'Neill, Michael Hannah R, Gelb, Brian K. Gregory L. Mucci, Lauren P. modating and friendly atmos- the first step on the way to a hearing more about CONTACT Oster, GafFney Peterson, Anna C. Gelinne, Andrew Gialanella, Nemiroff, Elaheh Nozari, K. phere. The emphasis of the class healthier lifestyle." services may call (908) 301-1899. Powell, Megan H. Raniage, Katie Ellen Gonnley, Jordan A. Nicole Papadopoulos, Julia E. is on learning to enjoy movement Loose, comfortable clothing CONTACT volunteers are also L. Ramire, Kevin Ramos, Adam C. Graham, Michael A. Greco, Partenope, Kiran Patankar, and the benefits it brings, such as and a good pair of sneakers arc available to speak with commu- Reich, Megan Reilly, Amy Catherine Green, Kyla E. Matthew Pogue, Alexander decreased blood pressure, lower appropriate attire. nity groups about their volunteer Rosenfeld, Lauren Ross, Michal Grodzka, Kerrington Hall, Jordan Powell, Matthew Printz, Thomas cholesterol, increased aerobic "Just my Size" meets on service and the agency's mission. Sagal, Christopher Salcmtnc, E. Harries, Joseph T. Heisler, Purcell, Caroline M. Raba, Eric H. capacity, improved insulin con- Wednesday nights from 8-8:55 Tax deductible donations may Andrew Sauerwein, Justin M. Connor Hewett, Dylan Hirtler, Rachman, Samuel Rackear, Ryan trol and body-fat reduction. The p.m. For more information, call be sent to CONTACT We Care, Snyder, Joshua A. Solomon, Julia Chelsea R. Hughes, Ryan Ingram, Ragoza, Justin Ramalho, class includes u combination of Jean White at (9(38} 233-2700, Inc., P.O. Box 2376, Westfield, NJ Spiridigliozzi, Daniel Sproull, Ryan A. Jennings, Brett C. Matthew J. Reiss, Elizabeth Rich, cardio and strength exercises. ext. 246. 07091. Darla Stabler, Graeme Stahl, Johnson, Samantha E. Kaufman, Samantha Roscigno, Rachel Kelly G. Sullivan, Jake Sussman, Casey Kerkhof, Ryan Krasnoo, Rosenberg, Marissa V. Rothfelder, Kamal Tamboli, Scott Thien, Tracy Landon, Jaclyn Laspata, Hannah Rubin, Raisa Rubin, Tis the season to give them the best. Diana Venezia, Yixiao Wang, Dalton Mack, Grace Mackenzie, Elizabeth Schocnbach, Kyle R. SCHMIEDE Evan Weinberg, Ariel Brian P. Maehl, Olivia Sexton, Connor Sheehan, Weingarten. 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Hagstrom.Tara Handza, Brian Sunday. ..11-5 Meditation Town Super Checking! can help You Will Notice the Difference ... relieve that Westfield Area Y holiday stress The Solution to your New Year's FANWOOD — The holiday .season, though filled with many Resolution! joys, can be a time of great stress as well. Holiday shopping, social gatherings and travel make the 2.02% season exciting, but can often on balances of $5,000 or more. take a personal toll. I JOIN THE WESTFIELD AREA Y TODAY! I Rate guaranteed until May 1, 2005. A means of alleviating some of that seasonal stress is Applies to new accounts only. Dhammakaya International TtfATLAST'S JALL Meditation Center's Holiday Meditation Event, which will • FREE unlimited checkwriting and transactions JA y T take place from 7-8:30 p.m. Tuesday. Held at DIMC's • FREE Visa^ Check Card™ Fanwood location at 257 Midway • FREE Telephone Banking Come in to Workout on Ave,, the event is open to all who This hofiday season, say goodbye to wish to spend a little quiet time • FREE first order of basic checks Jan. 1 and get a Free T-Shirt. Cong fines andoutof-stock in meditation, contemplating the merchandise. Qive a XJ'MCSA gift meaning of the season and deep- • FREE of monthly service charge if daily balance of Gym Bags Raffled Hourly. ening their sense of inner peace. $ 1,000 or higher is maintained certificate to everyone on your fist. Fitness Class 10:15-11:15 a.m. DIMC has been offering medi- 'With memberships and programs for tation sessions every Saturday chiCdren, teens, adufts and afternoon from 3-4:30 p.m. for Hurry! Open your account today Refreshments. seniors, the M'estfiefdJXrea \f more than a year, and is pleased and receive a $25 Westfield Gift Coin offers something for everyone on your to add this seasonal event to their schedule of meditation redeemable at participating businesses NEW! Frequent user card swipe list! classes. Both the Saturday class- in downtown Westfieldl" Incentive program kicks off New Year's > J\vaifaBfe in any amount for any es and the holiday meditation Day. program or service. event are non-denominational and open to all, regardless of reli- > Cjoodfor one year from date of gious affiliation. The emphasis NEW HOURS BEGINNING JANUARY 3 purchase. at DIMC is on increasing one's M-F 5:00 a.m.—10:30 p.m. sense of personal peace and com- > Ge t a JU'E'E TERSOWJAL CWKE passion. Sat 6:00 a.m.—8:00 p.m. TA.CX when you purchase a y Both experienced meditators Sun 8:00 a.m.—8:00 p.m. GlyrCE'RirhC:\TE this hofiday and beginners are welcome to You Will Notice the Difference... Membership includes the use of: season. participate. Attendees are asked two poofs ' over 100 pieces of strength training to wear comfortable clothing, and 520 South Avenue 44 E|m Street & cardio equipment * air conditioned gym * free participation in most fitness classes be prepared to remove their Westfield, NJ 07090 Westfield, NJ 07090 shoeH at the door. Chairs will be free weight room * racquetball courts ' cardio theater. available for those who do not 908.301.0800 908.518.9333, Babysitting * child care * whirlpool, sauna & steam for an additional fee. find floor meditation comfortable, and limited on-site parking is www.toumbank.com V&k Westfield Area Y available. There is no charge to 'APY = Annual Percentage Yield. Balances of less than $5,000 ©am .50% APY. Hales subject to 908-233-2700 220 Clark Street attend, and donations are strictly change based on market conditions and without notice. Minimum balance to open Is $5,000 It Financial assistance is available for those Y Westfieid, NJ 07090 voluntary. account is closed prior to 1 year, a $25.00 service lee Is assessed. II balance is bebw $1,000, who qualify. YMCA there is a $10 monthly service fee and no interest is earned. Offer applies only to new accounts, www.westfieldynj.org We build strong kids. Reservations are not neces- new money, and funds may not be transferred from an existing Town Bank account. Applications are available at the front desk. sary, though space is somewhat stroriK families, strong communities, limited. Direct any questions to "Gift coins available only while supplies last. Otter may be withdrawn without notice. Pat at (908) 322-4187. Tax liability is responsibility of the account holder. Serving Cranforcl, Garwood, Mountainside and Westfield since 1923. A-8 December 17,2004 Driexler is named New books highlight top MAC volunteer Westfield, Fanwood SCOTCH PLAINS — Theand was elected to serve on the Proceeds from sale of Westfield book Scotch PlainH-Fanwood New Jersey YMCA Statu Municipal Alliance Committee Alliance Council. will benefit town's Education Fund (MAC) has named Karin Created in 1989, the New A pair of books celebrating Street. Driexler as its Volunteer of the Jersey MAC program encour- local communities are on sale For book orders and addition- Year. A member of MAC for ages every community in the this holiday season. al information, contact The more than a decade, Driexler ntute to establish a municipal One of the books, entitled Education Fund of Westfield at moat recently served on its alliance in cooperation with its Westfield; A Celebration of [email protected] or executive board. local government. These organ- Community, is being offered for call (908) 317-9813. "Her commitment to this izations are charged with help- sale and exclusive distribution Another book, Images of organization is evident," said ing to identify problems and through The Education Fund of America: Fanwood, is also avail- MAC Director Kerry Bridge, "in unify the community as a force Westfield, Inc. able for holiday shoppers. The her diligence in for change in This hardcover coffee-table book, recently published by attending combating sub- edition features the photogra- Arcadia and produced by the meetings, pro- "Her commitment to stance abuse. phy of renowned photographic Fanwood Historic Preservation viding prompt this organization is evi- The Scotch artist Walter Choroszewski, who Commission, is filled with pho- advice and dent in her diligence in Plains- has produced numerous books tos of past and present leaders assistance, and Fanwood MAC and calendars on the state of and historic dwellings. generously attending meetings, pro- is comprised of New Jersey for more than 20 Using the development of the offering volun- viding prompt advice volunteer rep- years. Westfield: A Celebration railroad as a central theme, the teer resources and assistance, and resentatives of Community features his jour- book traces the borough's histo- from our local from such com- nalistic vision, capturing the ry from the early 19th century Y." generously offering vol- munity organi- charm of the community. This to the present, showing through Dreixler has unteer resources from zations as the special edition is filled with pictures the link between the served as exec- our local Y." school district's more than 100 color photo- railroad and the establishment utive director Board of graphs of Westfield today and of the small town. It also of the Fanwood - — Kerry Bridge Education and supplemental photographs from demonstrates how little the Scotch Plains PTAs* , munici- the Westfield Historical Society. town has changed over the last YMCA since 1994. pal government departments The proceeds from the aale of century. A graduate of Koan including the police, Resolve Westfield: A Celebration of The book covers such topics University, Dreixler has been Community Counseling Center, Community will enable The as clubs, historic homes, busi- an active member of the and the Fanwood-Scotch Plains Education Fund of Westfield to nesses, churches, the library, the Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary YMCA, as well as individual continue providing resources to local support systems of the fire, Club for the past 10 yeans. She community members. Its activi- enhance programs for students first aid, and police services, was named president in 2000 ties, funded in part by fines of the Westfield Public Schools. and local leaders. for a one-year term and cur-imposed on convicted drug Scouts prepare Thanksgiving meals The book is available for $25 Anyone wishing to purchase rently serves as treasurer for offenders, include assisting The members of McKinley Cub Scout Pack 176 prepared through The Education Fund of a Fanwood book may do so by the organization. with Project Graduation, Thanksgiving meal packages for the needy at a recent meet- Westfield and can be shipped for calling Joe Nagy at (908) 889- Dreixler also sits on theStudent Leadership Ing. Food to prepare 14 complete Thanksgiving meals was additional cost. Limited copies 7646 or Carol Oakes at (908) board of the northern New Conference, Teen Nights, donated by the Scouts and their families. The boxes contain- are also available for sale at The 322-6238. The Fanwood Library Senior Citizen Lunches, Think ing the food were then sent to the food pantry In Westfield and Town Book Store and theand the Osborn Cannonball Jersey chapter of the distributed to families for the holiday. Association of YMCA Directors Purple Week, and DARE. Downtown Westfield House in Scotch Plains also Corporation office on Elmhave the book for sale.
Happy Holidays from Astronomers, Inc. 8 p.m. Union SKATE WITH SANTA — at This week County College, 1033 Springfield the ice skating rink at Our Family to Yours Ave., Cranford. (908) 276-STAR. Warinanco Park, off of St. I Georges or Thompson avenues SING — fourth annual present- near the Roselle/Elizabeth bor- ed by the St. Helen's Music SATURDAY der. 1-3 p.m. Regular admission THURSDAY Ministry. 7:30 p.m. 1600 Rahway fee applies. (908) 298-7850. Ave., Westfield. Open to the pub- A VISIT FROM THE BEL- lic. DEC. 18 SNICKEL —. the Miller-Cory DEC. 16 SKATE WITH SANTA — at House Museum hosts a visit HOLIDAY PARTY - annual the ice skating rink at from the German equivalent of celebration hosted by the Scotch Warinanco Park, off of St. Santa Claus, while docents pre- Plains Golden Agers. Snuffy's FRIDAY Georges or Thompson avenues pare a traditional German din- Pantagis Renaissance, Scotch near the Roselle/Elizabcth bor- ner. 2-4 p.m. 614 Mountain Ave., Plains. For information about DEC. 17 der. 1-3 p.m. Regular admission Westfield. (908) 232-1776. the program or the group's fee applies. (908) 298-7850. upcoming trips, call Jean at (908) 'SPACE IS REALLY BIG...' Bottom row (L to R) Matthew P. Chemidlin; Peter J. Chemidlin. President; — a lecture by Lonny Buinis of ESPRESSO DRINKING Fittl J. Chemidlin. Jr.. CEO; Joseph P. Chemidlin Vice President; William Achttl 889-4121 or Mary at (908) 654- CONTEST — sponsored by the Top raw(i . lo R) Kdna Trujillo; Darraugh A. VallJ; Diana Cilluffo; 4512, Raritan Valley Community College for Amateur Rockn' Joe Coffeehouse to raise MONDAY Neil K Schembre; Emarita Salerno; Steve Goldberg CANDLELIGHT CAROL money for the needy. North Nol Pictured: Michael DeKelicc Avenue and Eastman Street, DEC.20 Cranford. Call (908) 276-0595 to OPEN HOUSE — for the SPECIALIZING IN MUTUAL reserve a spot in the contest. nursery school and kindergarten FUNDS SINCE 1960 BLANKET SALE — spon- at the JCC of Central NJ. 9:30 sored by Fleck Knitwear on a.m. Dec. 20. 1391 Martine Ave., For over 44 years we have specialized in personalized invest- Leland Avenue in Plainfield. 10 Scotch Plains. (908) 889-8800, ment planning for families and businesses. Arc your invest- a.m-4 p.m. Ten percent of pro- ext. 204 to register. ments meeting your objectives? Call today to schedule a free ceeds will benefit the Scotch review of your portfolio. There is no obligation for this service. Plains Fanwood Pre-School We listen, we advise, we perform, and we care. That is the phi- Programs. LUMINARY SALE — spon- TUESDAY losophy on which our company was built. sored by the Scotch Plains- Fanwood Kiwanis Club. 9 a.m.-3 DEC. 21 Call today for our free p.m. Fanwood municipal garage, HOLIDAY MEDITATION across from the Fanwood Library EVENT — relieve some of that Family "Market Report" off of North Avenue in Fanwood. holiday stress with this event Investors (908) 322-1800 (908) 518-0713. hosted by the Dhammakaya Company Member NASD & SIPC 'A CHRISTMAS CAROL' — International Meditation Center. 265 South Avenue an abridged version of the 7-8:30 p.m. 257 Midway Ave. P.O. Box 100 Dickens classic narrated by high Free and registration not Fan wood, New Jersey 07023-0100 school English teacher Peter J. required. (908) 322-4187. www.famHylnvestors.com Horn. 4 p.m. First Baptist Church, 170 Elm St., Westfield. (908) 233-2278. Some of Our Jewels Are V!) DEC. 22 SUNDAY LUMINARY SALE — spon- Not Meant to be Worn. sored by the Scotch Plains- DEC. 19 Fanwood Kiwanis Club. 11 a.m.- '••:.:%- BLOOD DRIVE — hosted by 3 p.m. Fanwood municipal Temple Emanu-El to support garage, across from the Fanwood New Jersey Blood Services. 9 Library off of North Avenue in SWARGVSFG a.m.-l p.m. at the temple's Fanwood. (908) 518-0713. Greifer Sacks Hall, East Broad Street, Westfield. (908) 654-3395 The IVJagic of Crystal or (732) 494-5536. COMING UP PIZZA AND A MOVIE — with the Teen Group of the Fanwood Library, featuring "A ft Oh What Fun... Christmas Story" 2 p.m. Dec. 28. Foalo. Open to all local teens. (908) 322- 6400. OPEN HOUSE — for the Stars of Tomorrow Performing J Santa's Secret Decmber 18 ft 19 Arts Camp. 6:30-8 p.m. Jan. 16. Cranford United Methodist p Church, Walnut and Lincoln : Savings! (Main or Shine) avenues, Cranford. For more, call 4 Draw a Holiday Bonus TouH be "laughing all the way" (908) 276-5053 or visit ' Savings Card from Santa's when your family Joftaa SANTA www.StarzOfTomorrow.com. g Bag and win savings of FOR A HOUSE-DRAW* WAOON KIDS 4 10%, 20%, 50% or even... through the Parker Garden* ground*! Pins, exciting SCHMIEDE jioo% holiday crafts for kidal Jingle Bell Super Burst TREE EXPERT CO. Trimming • Repairs • Ught 9etm or Baxmd Chrimtmam • Removal I OFF* •alia •tartiag «t $1 Modern Equipment t any single item in our huge • State Certified IMS jj holiday assortment! OrruiHMAtt •tartlMf at $10 > Aft&clal Trwca (wit* or witfemt Ughtm) 3O% OFF| AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY O9&) ACCREDITED GEM LAB 'Cxdusian epply 1 s > UotUuy JfiflotaMe* 4O% OF 908-233-TREE Ellen R. Ramcr, CGA * *s*'Jcrf Rohbins, RJ Ste store lor detaih. uin 908 233-8733 1 12 North Avenue West.Cranford, NJ.908-276-6718 wwv, •.rnr-Mtwin'rof ( 1(ln SPJJCIAI. HOl.HMY OUHS: M«in.~l'"ri.9:45imi-H:3l>pin, Siii.VjJOutn-SMIOpin nlfli PI.IIIIH • ')0H 1 Calcbrnling our 50lh ye.u SUNDAY, Dec. 19- 11:0Uiiin-5:U0pm W<- Serendipity offer tips for decorating your home for the holidays CRANFORD — Heather and design consultations. ers urge your not to depart from adding a colorful floral arrange- greenery or that supermarket flo- too much effort or fuss. Scented Walano and Johanna Ruiz have Serendipity is also home to an your usual color scheme altogeth- ment with a rustic basket under- ral bouquet. Silver pieces look soaps, potpourri or ever popular been in the decorating business for assortment of decorative acces- er, but if you like neutrals try neath for added height can add warmer when not too well pol- candles can help create a warm many years and most recently sories and gift items. some gold or rust; if you favor rose texture as well as interest to your ished, and rustic tapered candles and cozy atmosphere in your win- have joined with Joan Merrick to Both Walano and Ruiz advocate or mauve, venture into a little room. in -old pewter or crystal candle- ter home. open Serendipity Designs in the "punching up the color" during fuchsia or raspberry. Walano enjoys using shine to sticks area a warm addition to any Serendipity Design is located at downtown. this time of year. Just as homes in Ruiz likes to add texture at this add texture. She often uses metal- winter table. 10 North Union Ave. in Cranford WaJano and Ruiz have helped England and Scandinavia use time of year. A chenille throw, a lic charger plates and glittery Anything organic is comforting and is open 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. many customers by designing cus- brighter, clearer colors to combat pretty quilt, or a faux fur pillow glassware to her holiday and win- when the outside is cold and gray. Tuesday-Saturday, and until 8 tom decor for their homes or the gloom of dreary days or long, can add this element as well as up ter gatherings. Ceramic bowls or small baskets p.m. Thursday. The store will also offices. At Serendipity, they offer dark winters, local homes will the comfort level of the room. Old homey items always seem filled with fruit or dried flowers,o r be open from 1 p.m.-4 p.m. custom window treatments, mural come to light with the addition of Setting the table by adding place- cozy and comforting at this time of even healthy houseplants in color- Sunday. painting, hand-painted furniture a bit of bright. Serendipity s own- mats as well as a tablecloth, or year. Be it an old coffee mug or ful pots can add a touch of warmth For more information or to set that silver tea set you inherited to your winter rooms. Bulbs and up a design consultation for the from your grandmother, these in-home herb gardens can be new year, call Serendipity at (908) keepsakes can hold some seasonal grown at this time of year without 272-0600. prepared Bartell Santa Claus will pay a visit to chilly •Her Fann& Garden Parker Gardens this weekend SCOTCH PLAINS — Parker wagon ride will have Santa use the additional savings, and Gardens hosts a visit with Santa singing and telling stories to the that's exactly what they'll be get- Claus this Saturday and Sunday. kids as the decorated wagon ting this weekend," Parker said. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. both days, meanders around the garden cen- "It's our gift to many of them for families are invited to join the ter property." their loyal patronage." jolly holiday icon on a fun-filled Following each wagon ride Parker said visiting children horse-drawn wagon ride through with Santa, which will end at can also experience different kids' Parker Gardens' 14-acre grounds. Parker Gardens' whimsical craft activities designed exclu- "Last weekend's talking Santa's Workshop location, cus- sively for the holiday season. Christmas tree was such a big hit tomers will be issued a Holiday "Kids' crafts have been among of with the children, we thought Bonus Card good for substantial our most popular programs that bringing Santa into our holi- discounts toward their purchases. throughout the year, and are day activities was the best way to The holiday shopping season especially fascinating during the follow up," said Steven Parker, is the single most important time holidays," he said. owner of Parker Gardens. "The of year when our customers could Over the weekend, customers will enjoy special savings on such Central Ave., Clark holiday items as light sets and boxes of Christmas Balls, starting 388-1581 at $1; lighted lawn ornaments starting at $10; artificial LIONEL* Christmas trees for 30 percent off Pennsylvania Flyer Train Set and popular holiday inflatables Bring home (he most popular O gauge train set, for 40 percent off. TLmbrace rffie beauty of Christmas the famous Lionel Pennsylvania Flyer! Parker Gardens is located at • Die-casl metal steam locomotive with an 1325Terrill Road, and is open 7 operating headlight, :uid puffing smoke a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 ftPoinsettias Jfr Wreaths • Button-activated air whistle p.m. Sunday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. • l\vo sturdy freight cars and a caboose Monday through Wednesday, and UTrees ft Specialty Gifts • Everything you need to get 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Thursday and ^Kissing Balls started-transfonner, controller, and a huge Friday. 27" x 63" oval of track! For more information, call (908) rave Blankets 322-5555 and press 5 for direc- tions or 6 for special events, or ^Roping visit www.ParkerGardens.com. ftChristmas Decorations Find the best 10% OFF Your Authored Lionel* ALL PURCHASES Valat-Addtd Dealer gift for your 12115 -12/24 We Repair Not to W combined with any other offers With ad. Earp. W24!Oi Lionel Trains favorite dog 243 K. Broad Street, Wcsttidd Old A New 982 Lake Ave., Clark • 732-388-5778 (908) 232-6680 CRANFORD — Just4Pooches, Miete's Greenhouse the unique boutique for pets and their parents located in downtown Cranford, offers dozens of holiday gifts for that special pet. Shoppers can browse the assortment of holi- a an day toys and treats, holiday- themed leads and collars, FITNEM 2000 WPEMTORE tAe Christmas stockings for pets and 'Your Health Is Our Business more. Just4Pooches also has a selection of Hanukkah gifts, as well. Schedule a Chemical Peel during the month i Just4Pooches also provides products for that "out-of-town" ^of December and receive a FREE MD Fortef pooch. Since the company's incep- **"' Skin Care Product of your choice tion, Just4Pooches has been oper- ating an e-commerce web site to go along with the store. The site, just4pooches.com, features all the Call Lori Archambault items available in the store. for Appointment In addition to holiday gift items, Just4Pooches stocks all- its •Bikes* Home Gyms• Ellipticals [Weekday and Evening appointments available natural foods and treats, holistic supplements and remedies, stylish Delivery and Installation Available 908-233-6446 ext. 106 hand-made collars and leads, a variety of pet apparel, a unique toy selection, gifts for pet lovers 3OOLB Olympic Set 10% All SUPPLEMENTS i Free Consultation by Appointment: and a whole lot more. WWi thli coupon j fVDVANCED DERMATOLOGY, LASER Just4Pboches has extended Wllh this • Gaspari • EAS • Muscletech • MHP j AND MOHS SURGERY CENTER PA hours for the holiday season and $1 coupon • Met-Rx • Isopure • Labrada • Twinlab ! is now open on Sundays from 11 h l m > B r ^240 East Grove St., Westfield, NJ 07090 a.m. to 3 p.m. J*5Ul J'?_?G^Ji i J _ Jl* •:??§JL* -PPJ^PJLJ * Get Prohomoni while they htt Just4Pooches is located at 8 North Union Ave. Store hours are 2200 Rt 22 £. Union (across from Flag ship) 908-687-9373 Jerold Qraff • Dr. Tuesday-Friday, 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; and > Dr. Christopher, Sunday, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. For more information, call (908) 709-4DOG. December 17, 2004 Record Press B-a Riding the 'Express' Westfield faculty are trained to use AEDs WESTFIELD — An automated external WESTFIELD — If you happened to be driving in downtown at and Sally Susan Heyder; " lunchhme on Dec. 3, the students at McKinley School no doubt tem- defibrillator has been placed in every Jefferson School: Jeanne Munoz, mnm porarily interrupted you. The entire school took a police-escorted Westfield Public School building, thanks to George Kaler; * stroll from their school building on First and West Broad streets to the support of the parent-teacher-student Edison Intermediate School: Bob the Rialto Theater to see the popular new holiday movie, "The Polar organizations and the Board of Education. Sanders, David Duelks, Joe Shepard, Express." "Implementing the AED program pro- Michael Altruan and Carlo Papa; The group, comprised of more than 300 students, and more than vides the necessary equipment to provide McKinley School: Ken Miller, Melissa 45 teachers and staff, saw the 1 p.m. show at the Rialto, taking up emergency cardiac care throughout the dis- Bryan, and Joe Paradise; two whole theaters. When the movie was over, their police escort led trict," said Margaret Teitelbaum, coordina- Administration Bldg: Peg Dolan, Trish them back to their school building in time for dismissal. tor of health services for the Westfield Cheek, and Rob Anderson; Claudia Andreski, McKinley's principal, invited the entire school Public Schools. Tamaques School: Mike Cullen, Jerzy to the movie with the following goals in mind: to enhance the stu- Employees from each building volun- Komaniecki, Jennifer Buccino, Jeanne dents' understanding of the importance of the elements of fiction teered to be on an emergency team and Jensen, and Hector Garcia; found in literature; to note contributions that illustrations and ani- recently were certified in CPR and AED Wilson School: Melissa Balsamello, Sal mation make in story telling; to compare and contrast the book with during a full day in-service with instruc- Scicolone and Jaime-Lyn Garnecki; the screenplay; and to build school community spirit by highlighting tion provided by Newark Beth Israel Westfield High School: Barbara Philpot, the importance of trust friendship, and believing in one's self. Medical Center. Kathy Luckey, John Petruccclli, Robert Excitement reigned as the kids braved the windy cold on their The certified CPR and AED volunteers Petix, and Suzanne Jacobus. way to and from the movie. Tamaques School Principal Michael Cullen include: "This program can save lives," said On the way back, when asked how they enjoyed the experience, (left) and McKinley School second-grade Roosevelt School: Kathy Hollinger, Hose Teitelbaum. "It has been proven to be a life- one of the students exclaimed, The movie was awesome! And it was teacher Melissa Bryan learn proper life sav- Ilia, and Mike Fackleman; saver in other districts, and I'm very cool getting to walk to the theater- we made our own human train!" ing techniques under the direction of a cer- Franklin School: Mary Fleck, Barbara pleased that wo now have the AEDs avail- "Yeah," another student shouted, "the McKinley Express!" tified instructor from Newark Beth Israel Piatkowski, and Michael Clarke; able in every one of our schools, as well as Medical Center. Washington School: Michael Bukowsky in the administration building." Gift certificates are on sale at Cranford Guitar and Music Center GARWOOD — This holiday Program. De Carlo has performed Ireland opening up Thin Lizzy and Cranford Guitar and Music Center season, what gift could be better as an accompanist for the the Bay City Rollers. at the age of 12. Lerant currently than the gift of music? Gift certifi- University Theater Group, AIDS Guitar instructor Ynron Eilam performs and records with the cates for music lessons are now benefit concerts and her church {jraduated from Rimon School of blues-based rock band The available at Cranford Guitar and folk group. Jazz and Contemporary Music in Pleasure Kings. Music Center, located at 56 North Guitar instructor Lane Drum Rnnuit Hnsharon, Israel. Guitar instructor Cory Ferraro Ave. graduated from Virginia Piano instructor Elan Mchler began studying with his dad, gui- Cranford Guitar and Music Commonwealth University with a has been u recipient the tarist Joe Ferraro, at the age of 12. Center specializes in top quality bachelor's degree in performance International Association of Jazz Ferraro attended Delaware Valley music instruction for drums, gui- with emphasis on classical guitar. Educators New England award. College. tar, piano/keyboards as well as Drum attended the Berklee Molilor holds a bachelor's degree Anyone interested in lessons expert guitar repair services. College of music and studied pri- in music from New York should contact the Cranford Cranford Guitar and Music Center vately with Peter Bernstein, Mike University. Guitar and Music Center at (908) also deals in new, used and vin- Stern and Mick Goodrick. Guitar instructor Chuck Lernnt 232-7122 or tage guitars. Guitar instructor Chris Brown began his study of the guitar at www.tTanfordguitar.com. Drum instructor Bob Muskus has been performing with the studied with famous jazz drum- Brother John Brown Band for the mer Joe Morello and rock drum- past two years as a guitarist and mer CarmLnt' Appice. Muskus cur- vocalist. Brown has also per- rently performs and records with formed with the Beau Blues Band the rock band Prymaxe with Joe and The Sneed Tree band. Making spirits bright. Ferraro on guitar and Bruce Guitar instructor Dave Szczygiel on bass. Mondragon toured nationally with Guitar instructor/owner Joe E. Town Concrete as part of Ferraro founded Cranford Guitar Ozzfest 2003. E. Town Concrete and Music Center in 1986. Ferraro has appeared with such notable founded the popular band metal bands as Anthrax, Slayer, FLOWERS Thulcandra, which opened rock Incubus, SoulFly, Adema and fruit Baskets, Gifts and morel shows for such bands as Kiss, J. BioHazard. BIS M A«., naMUM • 800-3644674 Geils Band, Rod Stewart, Procol Guitar instructor Seomus Robert Ciardullo, a 10-year-old drum student and WettWetd ret)* Harum and Deep Purple. Kelleher currently plays with a dent, laying down a beat at Cranford Guitar and Music Center. Piano instructor Stephanie De successful Celtic rock band out of Carlo attended the Monmouth Philadelphia called Blackthorn. Italian University Music Education Kelleher began his career in Cojithientiil Cuisine Wttftt/crfttf f'atni With On'til Aftttoxfttttn1 • Traditional lesson* with a PIANO LESSONS FOR variety of styles (classical, Come Celebrate Our <;RAI)K SCHOOL jazz, blues, popular, etc.) JUNIOR IIK.II • IIKIH MIIIHll. COM.KOfc I.KVKI," A1MJI.T8 • Friendly, warm atmosphere NEW YEAR'S EVE c « Piano parties and recitals • all-natural foods • aromatherapy • Students receive CDs. PARTY! l;tpc», and computer disks SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S EVE • gourmet treats products Paul Nozzoro ol (heir music • apparel A DINNE• Starting tit KR p mAND DANCING PACKAGE •toys • Students can write Ihcir * Continuous OJVII U. • collars & leads accessories own music and ^L*I • S Course Oiiitu'r IIK: Music Studio professional printouts A*M»rtc*J (\ild An • supplements • travel gear Tri-lnlor Nulml. 1 p • holistic remedies • gins for pet lovers $> PiflM lessons nd Male TeeMwIw, t'ttll in t'nunlJt'r (in in/trnruil l-ob^lcr Juii. 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Escape Women's Barbershop Quartet. 1 00 pm to 3:00 pm it works Free Holiday Gift Wrapping* Liberty Travel, 201 East Broad Street Stepi Bring your items to eBabe and eDude Auctions. Saturday & Sunday, December 18 & 19 Step 2 Free Trolley Rides Departing from the South Avenue Parking Lot* Our custom software valuates your items. We create attractive auction 12 00 pm to 300 pm listings that include professionally written descriptions and digltalized •Donations of canned food encouraged for the Knights of Columbus year-round food drive photographs. We provide all customer service, and at auctions end we Look for the Welcome Home to Westfield brochure of holiday events package and ship items to the winning bidder. at your favorite Westfield slorel Step 3 DOWNTOWN J We deduct our commission & mail you a check! Free Parking in Municipal Permit Lots on Saturday Always Free Parking on Sunday! Sponsored by Downtown Westlield Corporation 241 North Ave. W. • Wostfh>l I'l II.\ Cranford Family Restaurant & Diner 40lbAfmtud NewYearYBue Party \\ KOI I \ I I \, Si Enjoy our OPEN BAR 9 P.M. TO 2 A.M. " new Menu HORS D' OEUVRES •ALL NEW 9 P.M. TO 9:30 P.M. ENTERTAINMENT Featuring... BY DIAMOND PRIME RIB DINNER PRODUCTIONS DJ'S EARLY BIRD SPECIALS CHAMPAGNE TOAST INCLUDING Mon. thru Fri. 3pm to 6pm' AT MIDNIGHT VE VIDEO SIMULCAST starting at $8.95 FROM THE COUNTDOWN CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST AT TIMES SQUARE All New Breakfast and HATS, NOISEMAKERS, Lunch Specials DOOR PRIZES ON Two HIGH DEFINITION PLASMA Monday thru Friday SCREENS •/• Special Senior Citizen Discounts • DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY WITH YJWYI W f S l FI [ { 0 \ T Complimentary Dessert w/ Dinner MUSIC AND VIDEOS FROM THE 1980's TO TODAY'S' TOP HTIS. Special Childrens Menu 75 PER PERSON 12 Years old 8c younger INCLUDES TAXES AND GRATUITIES ALL PARTIES WLLL HAVE TTHEIR OWN TABLE TABLES OVER 12 PEOPLE WILL HAVE TWO TABLES CALL FOR RESERVATIONS Open 7 Days from 7AM- 10PM 908-789-0808 7 East North Avenue, Cranford. NJ 0701 6 438 North Avenue, Garwood, NJ 07027 Tel.: (908) 272-2800 Fax (908) 272 3944 908-789-0808 www.thewestwood.com Defctember 17,20O4 prlmetiroeJ C Nancy Ori's photographs to be displayed at Bouras Galleries Five time HEART grant recipi- ferent historical time periods. Ori andphotographing the sites." photography classes and work- community oriented and has sup- idea of a venue for New Jersey .,',',' ent Nancy Ori of Berkeley refers to these images as "por- The body of work will provide a shops each year throughout the ported many charitable and civic artists comes the added bonus '-*' Heights will exhibit her historical traits" of the architecture and balance of images between the United States and Europe. organizations in town and that part of the proceeds from any • photographs of Union County at artifacts. architecture, furniture, costumes She is on the faculty of the throughout the country. sales at the Bouras Galleries ben- Boufbs Galleries from Jan. 5 "Since 1970,1 have traveled and artifacts of bygone eras to New Jersey Center for Visual Arte Bouras Properties has also efits Overlook Hospital. Call _ through February. throughout the world working on reflect those who lived, worked in Summit, Peters Valley Craft been the location for various city- Linda Cole for appointments at _ * The galleries are open toth e various photographic and video and played in Union County at Education Center, the Somerset sponsored events. Along with the (908) 277-3054. public by appointment only. To projects, which has given me the earlier times. Some images are Art Association and Watchung mak**an appointment, call Linda opportunity to explore mnny pop- romantic in style and provide a Adult School. In 1990, she estab- Cole (908) 277-6054 ular and cherished plaoes. I have contrast to the playful depictions lished the New Jersey Heritage Ori created a large body of pho- discovered that right here in my of antique dolls and toys, some are Photography Workshops, held tographs that were uaed in a his- own backyard, there are wonder- bold forms of tools and objects each spring in Cape May. torical guidebook put together by ful sites to photograph and presented almost as sculptures, In 1995, she co-founded the the county. She spent months images to share," Ori said. and some are planned or contain New Jersey Photography Forum, SAKANE SUSHI doing research on the 38 sites and "I proposed the grant project in artistically-composed room set- a group of professional and very numerous interiors throughout order to best volunteer my skills ups to provide more formal serious amateur photographers Japanese Restaurant/Sushi Bar Union County to benefit my own community and images. who meet to critique each other's Her artistic selection of subject have since been inspired by not Ori is recognized international- work and exhibit together locally. fHH matter is determined by the best only the interesting subject mat- ly as an industrial photographer Bouras Galleries is located at I (i.ini.i""' BYO... Enjoy summary of images to depict the ter and history of New Jersey, but and video producer for the New the Bouras Properties at 25 l lifestyle of the people who lived also by the many volunteers I Jersey Media Center in Berkeley. Deforest Ave., Summit. Mr. SUSHI CHEF'S throughout the county during dif- have met while doing my research Heights. She also enjoys teaching Bouras, owner of the building, is \OUDAY SPECIALS!* Gift Certificates Party Orders Available Welcome! Closed Mondays Eat-In & ftko-Oul 908-276-8876 L'Affaire Fine Catering 110 North Avenue Wesi, Crantord. NJ Si 1099 Route 22 Cost, Mountainside, New Jersey 07092 Pft: 908-232-4454 lax: 90S-654-S0.18 Celebrate New Years Eve Music by A David Aaron Band RBitaurint FEATUBINQ; COCKTAIL HOUR ONLY AT... • Sushi Bar Entnto Hors d'oewres, oiitiposto, cfurf pasta l'.irk»;n • Itmiln Deluxe Buffet Dinner 8:30 p.m. - 1:30 a.m. • Five Hour Open Bar • Hors d o&uvr&s Cock toil How • DJ Music • Deluxe Butf&l Dinner Big Business ' Dancing • Champagne Toasl (Midnight) Songwriter SCOOPERS • Hals & Noisernakers • Continental Breakfast remembered Professional Cocktail Hors d'oeuvres Supper Pet Rescue and Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic 9:30 p.m. - 1:30 a.m. You have better things to dool Email: [email protected] at Linden home An Extensive Array o! www.autosalvation com four Hour Open Bar Memorabilia of the late Let us come to your yard D J Music • Carvings • Pasta • Poultry sinier and songwriter Hnnk and pick up the dog waste. Dancing • Shrimp • Salads • Dessorts ptc Williams will be on display at Hats & Noisemakers Champagne toast (Mtanighl) the home of Maryam Sherif, 910 Average visit $10 Continental Bieaktasl Wheatsheaf Rd. in Linden, from DONATE A CAR 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Jan. 1 and 2. LARGE GROUPS INVITED Three rooms of memorabilia, 973.379.7995 Tax Deductible collectibles ajid personal items 1-800-687-9160 RESERVATIONS will be on display. Admission ia • FULLY ENSURED* | «, Tax Forms & Receipts Produced free, but donations will appreci- " FREE Pick-up within 24 hours 908-241-3030*908.241.8183 ated. Jan. 1 is the 52nd anniversary of Hank Williams1 Culinary Caterers death. Major Credit Cards Welcome Deluxe Hotel Mootn AccummodalkiiM Available TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPECIAL SECTION NEW YEAR'S DAY 1:30 P.M.-5 P.M. &mm imi 11 :00 A.M.- 2:30 P.M. Fox us your news! BHUNCH Bvwrt $21.95 Aunts fi $14.95 AtHJUn , PLEASE CALL PAT AT: 1-800-360-3603 Ext. 1075 $12.95 CHILDKEN ] (732) 574-2613 Call for Information & Reservations B-6 December 17,2004 I I f Real Prudential in Westfield names 2 top associates, welcomes Conte back WESTFIELD — Prudential New office's Sales Associate of the Month for Jersey Properties Sales Associate October 2004. recently recogimed a pair of top associ- "Cindy is committed to the highest ates and welcomed back an employee. standards of excellence," said Cuccaro. Patricia GreifF has been named the "She knows just how to take the worry Wentfield office's SaleH Associate of the out of the home buying or selling experi- Month for September 2004. ence for her customers." "Patricia is* focused on meeting and A lifelong resident of Cranford, exceeding the expectations of both buy- McGrath specializes in residential prop- ers and sellers," said Marge Cuccnro, erties throughout Union County. She manager of the Prudential New Jersey has a thorough knowledge of the towns, Propertiew Westfield office. "This .schools and activities within local com- PATRICIA GREIFF CYNTHIA CINDY' MCGRATH CHRISTY CONTE unyielding dedication is what makes her munities. McGrath can be reached at State Multiple Listing Service and holds one of our office's best agents." (908)232-5664, ext. 108. the Prudential E-Certification. Greiff received the office's top honor, Finally, Christy Conte has rejoined Active in her local community, she is Sales Associate of the Year, for 2003. AH the Prudential New Jersey Properties a member of the Junior League of Award-winning a member of Prudential Real Estate's Westfield office as a sales associate. Elizabeth/Plainfield. Conte can be con- ERA Sutrwitlr Kralty has berii recognized •• Ihr I .drier's Circle President's Circle, she is ranked among "We are delighted to welcome Christy tacted at (908) 232-5664 ext. 102. the top 7 percent of Prudential real back," said Cuccaro. "She delivers only Based in Somerset, Prudential New Award winiwr fur the |»ait 12 yearn. Pill our taU-nt and mirkff estate agents nationwide. the highest levels of service to clients, Jersey Properties offers relocation, l.i work fur >»u! Call u> (inlay fur mure information.' Additionally, she has been named to and they appreciate her understanding mortgage, fine homes and resort proper- the Silver Level of the 2003 Nesv Jersey and guidance throughout the real estate ties services. With more than 650 sales Association of Realtors Circle of process." associates serving 10 counties — Essex, SUNNYSIDE SECTION! Excellence. A licensed Realtor .since Conte. who has just returned from Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, 1984, Greiff specializes in residential maternity leave, is a resident of Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Somerset, Outstanding 4 Bedroom Cape. This home properties in Union and Essex counties. Westfield. She specializes in properties Union and Warren — it is the second boasts Florida Room leading to large deck She can be contacted at (908) 232-5664, in Westfield, Scotch Plains, Fanwood, largest independently-owned residen- and gorgeous backyard with pond. New ext. 105. Mountainside and Cranford. She is a tial real estate company in New Jersey. roof, replacement windows, vinyl sided, " Also, Sales Associate Cynthia "Cindy" member of the Greater Union County For more information, visit full basement and more. Stop looking I - McGrath has been named the Westfield Association of Realtors and the Garden www.PruNewJersey.com. Call now! * Burgdorff associates study historic homes WESTFIELD — Sales associates It also provides education on historic- real estate assistance, or to inquire ERA STATEWIDE REALTY Jocelyne Holden and Marynlice Ryan preservation legislation and ordi- about a career in real estate, call (908) THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS from the Burgdorff ERA Westfield nances, tax incentives and the require- 233-0065 or visit the Burgdorff ERA Cfanlord HMIsbt) rough Cmnaminson office recently completed a program ments for inclusion of a property in the Westfield office located at 600 North 777 Walnut Ave. 638 Route 206 101 Route 130 geared toward protecting historic prop- National Register of Historic Places. Ave. West. (I0l)70» 1400 (III) 407 12*1 lSS-3031fll erties. "The Historic Real Estate Program Founded in 1958, Burgdorfl ERA is ERA VISIT US ONLINE AT: WWW.EMSTATEWI0E.COM The public-private educational pro- aim is twofold," said Hoidcn. "It cnnbles the top producing ERA real estate firm gram is offered through a partnership me to better serve the needs of buyers in dollar volume nationally, with 16 between global residential real estate and sellers in this niche market while offices and more than 70O sales associ- leader ERA Franchise Systems, Inc. preserving history. Also, it helped me ates in New Jersey. The ERA real find the National Trust for Historic learn about different architectural estate network includes more than Preservation. structures and the qualities that make 29,100 brokers and sales associates ERA Meeker Realty Co. After completing the one-day course, them unique." throughout the United States and 30 Holden and Ryan received a six-month ERA Real Estate and the National other countries and territories. membership in the National Trust and Trust offer the Historic Real Estate Each office is independently owned • cetUffettt* of coil»|^totten.fh« Histork Program several times a year through- and operated except offices owned and Heal 'Estate Program 'offers a compre- out the United States. operated by NRT Incorporated. hensive look at architectural styles The Burgdorff ERA Wcstfield office Burgdorff ERA is a member of the NRT ty MEEKER REALTY would like to THANK from early Colonial through Art Deco is a full-service real estate office. For family of companies. all of our clients who have made 2004 a great SUCCESS! Linda Daly joins Century 21 in Scotch Plains 3 Vita Zoltak, Broker/Owner Mini Bagchee Roseann Fuchs Darren O'Donnell SCOTCH PLAINS — Century 21 the Garden State Multiple Listing Louis Pompilio, Inc. in Scotch Plains Service, and a New Jersey State Katherine Bellante Adel Hamza Timothy O'Leary has added Linda M. Daly, sales associ- Notary Public. Buddy Bergen Edith Harris ate and REO Specialist, to its roster of Daly has been highly involved in Richard Pinto agents. her community, having raised more Susan Brostoski Jill King John Santoliquido Originally from Clark and a than $15,000 for the Muscular Westfield resident since 1983, Daly is Dystrophy Association and appeared Michael Clemente Annette Lanzafama Elinore Stempniewicz a source of local real estate market on their annual Labor Day Telethon knowledge and community offerings in 1995,1997, 1998 and 2000. She was Jane Crane Fred Largey Frank Todisco such as schools, neighborhoods, shop- awarded by the Muscular Dystrophy ping, recreation, commuting and Association for Citizen of the Year in William Decker Donald Leonard Debra Tsang more, according to Lou Pompilio, bro- 1999, and asked by the MDA to be Nancy De Palma Peter Mesgleski Carol Villalobos ker. their spokesperson for the Taste A Realtor since 1985, Daly is an Event for 2000. Matte Scutro, Manager award-winning sales associate who Daly has also volunteered for the specializes in foreclosures and bank- Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and for the famdf owned properties. She can explain the McKinley Elementary School with complex financing and paperwork Parents Against Narcotic and Drug involved in these types of transac- Abuse (PANDA), as well as other jilted tions. school-related activities. Daly became a member of the New Century 21 Louis Pompilio, Inc. is 22nd Jersey Association of Realtors Million located at 223 Park Ave., Box F, Dollar Sales Club in 1996, 1998 and Scotch Plains. Linda M. Daly may be 1999 achieving Bronze Level Status reached at the office at (908) 322- and recognition in the Presidents 2202, ext. 205 or on her cell phone at LINDA M. DALY (908) 272-2570 Club in 1999. She is also a member of (908) 346-2196. 124 SOUTH AVE. E., CRANFORD, N.J. 07016 Gwaldis, Wiggins are UNION COUNTY MORTGAGE RATES Pioqram Rale pis .,dn lip APR II Pr <1n up ..PR recognized by Weichert •HIiyiilli^aiBaMii^HliaMMHBWi^HHi Absolute Mortgage Co. UNION — Robert In addition, Gwaldis is 877-606-RATK Investors Savings Bank 800-252-8119 Main Line National Mtg. 877-876-.H00 The Railway Savings Institution 7.32-5*7-1525 30-yr. Fixed 5.375 0,00 30 5.410 30-yr. Fixed 5,750 0.00.000 yr, 90 5,759 30-yr. Jumbo 5.500 0.00 30'* 30 5.560 15-yr. 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The senior leadership extends to point guard Jenny Burke (5-5), a First-Team All-County selection last year who averaged 10 points per game and nine assists. Maura Gillooly (5-10) gives the Raiders and outside shot and was among the state best at the three-point shot. She averaged over 12 points PAT MCBRIDE/CORRESPONOENT per game. Elizabeth DeCataido (5- First-year head coach Lori McBride (center) leads a aolid group thia year that containa four returning 4) is a three-year varsity who looks senior starters: Maura Gtllooly, Elizabeth DeCataido, Jenny Burke and Hillary Kiimowicz. to improve on her respectable aver- ages of almost seven points, three the weekend before taking on it'll be nice to play different teams winter's campaign. Zazzali had rebounds and two assists last sea- Linden. Then, having raised than we're used to." seven points, four steals and four son. enough money in the off-season, Tuesday the girls played their rebouns in the scrimmage. 1 am very lucky to have such a the girls paid their own way to San last preseason game, a 65-29 victo- great group of experienced players Diego, CA Dec. 27-30 to compete in ry over Immaculatn. Kiimowicz SCOTCH PLAINS LADY RAIDERS 2004-05 ROSTER in my first year at the school," the Surf and Slam Hoop Classic scored 20 points and pulled down 11 Brianne Mahoney - (5-7) - Fr. McBride said. They are on the against some of the best competi- 13 rebounds to lead the squad. 12 Lorii Kaye - (5*) - Jr. same page as I am. There was a tion in the country — Oakland Gillooly added 12 points and Burke 13 Lauren Mains - (5-4) - So. 15 Maura Gillooly - (5-10) - Sr. period of adjustment but they have Catholic (PA), Enid (OK) and scored eight. Sophomore Lauren 21 Jenny Burke - (5-5) - Sr been great leaders." Vacaville (CA). Mains, the school's goalie on the 22 Elizabeth DeCataido - (5-4) - Sr. After Shabazz tonight the "It's going to be a great experi- soccer team this fall, chipped in 23 Tiffany Smith - (5-10) • So, KEN BUNIEWSKI/CORRESPONDENT Raiders' schedule gets no easier. ence for everyone," McBride said. nine points. She and fellow soccer 24 Lauren Benowengo - (5-10) • Jr. Senior canter Hillary Kllmowiez (blue) avaraged over 17 pointa and 32 Melinl McFarland - (5-8) - Sr. The team will participate in the It's great competition, which is teammate, sophomore Allie 33 Allie Zazzali • (5-5) - So. 12 rebounds last year and goes up for one hart against teammates Tip-Off Classic at Seton Hall over what we need to be challenged, and Zazzali, contribute much to this 34 Hillary KHmowfcz • (6-3) - Sr. Mellni Mefarland (left) and Tiffany Smith during a recent practice. SCOTCH PLAINS BASKETBALL Blue Devils looking to improve GIRLS VARSITY (Home in BOLD) •yOUP be. want to cause any controversy Fri. 12/17 Shabazz, 7 THE RECORD-PRESS "I think we're moving in a or tension among the team. TipOff Classic at Seton Hall, Walsh Gymnasium positive direction," Marino They are all competing for Sat. 12/18 Immaculate Heart Academy, 6:30 (AN limes p.m. unless otherwise noted.) WESTFIELD — It can't be said. "I know the girls are stay- spots and should see minutes Tue. 12/21 Linden, 4 FRIDAY, DEC. 17 worse than last year. Boyt bMlMttMll ing positive and the practices on the floor." Surf and Slam Hoop Classic in San Diego, CA Scotch Plains at Shabazz, 4 Last winter the Westfield are getting crisper. We're work- WestfieW at linden. 4 girl's basketball team was win- ing well as a team." Marino said the captains for Mon. 12/27 Oakland Catholic (PA) the team this winter are sen- Wed. 12/29 Enid (OK) Scotch Plains vs. Shabazz, 7 less — 0-23. WBBtfiekJ vs. Linden, 4 Head coach Joe Marino said iors Katie Judd and Lauren Thu. 12/30 Vacaville (CA) + • WratUing GIRLS Simmons as well as junior Cranford, 7 Westfietd at East Side, 5:30 he thinks the team is ready to Tue. 1/04 Scotch Plains vs. Kearny, 4 Lauren Sinnenberg, a goal- Westfield, 4 & steadily improve during the BASKETBALL Thu. 1/06 1 -1. ''-•-;•" SATURDAY, DEC. IS 2004-05 though the squad tender on the school's soccer Irvington, 4 - >j» T «J Bi Girt* bMMttMll w Tue. 1/11 ft •« Scotch Plains vs. Immaculate Heart. 2:15 remains fairly young. It is even possible some team that attained success in Thu. 1/13 Elizabeth, 4 • -s 'viifw*-•"' at Asbury Park Convention Center "Last year, in the Watchung freshman will see action on the the fall. WrMtting Sat. 1/16 Nazareth (PA), 1 Conference, we just couldn't varsity team. As eighth rfhwt Westfield in Ksamy Holiday Tourn. "They have been good lead- Tue. 1/18 Newark East Side, 4 £•1 Scotch Plains In Beast of tha East compete — we juBt weren't graders, the freshman had a ers for this team and I hove MONDAY, DEC. 2O there," said Marino. "We're still very successful season and Thu. 1/20 Plainfleld,4 Hoctey seen some steady improvement •. *:i %>1 WestfieW at Cranlord, 6 young and inexperienced but showed promise for the future Sat. 1/22 Union, 12:30 3* TUESDAY, DEC. 21 we have some people coming of Westfield girls basketball. over the three scrimmages we Tue. 1/26 Shabazz, 4 & Bowling back." "We're trying to build a pro- had this preBeason," said •' *. % Scotch Plains vs. Livingston, 3:20 Marino. "We are just going to Thu. 1/27 Linden, 4 Westfield vs. Elizabeth, 3:45 Marino was apprehensive in gram here to get back some Cranford, 7 '•-,': Boyt BMMtlMll continue to work hard and try Tue. 2/01 m Scotch Plains at Unden, 4 naming the starters of tliis respect," Marino said. "I'm not Thu. 2/03 Westfield, 4 . • Girt* Basketball year's Lady Blue Devils team going to name too many names and get better each game. m Scotch Plains vs. Linden, 4 because I'm simply not sure We're in a tough conference but Sat. 2/05 Bridgewater-Raritftn,lr%R;i m Swimming mainly because he is relatively Thu. 2/17 Kearny, 4 \ ^-XiXflfi BIS Westfield at Bridgewatef, 5:30 unsure who they are going to who is starting yet and I don't we can still improve." lift i C-2 December 17,2004 Fabiano, Perrella head list of area All-State, county honors fhbiano leads list of Scotch Mike Dinizio (Second Team) and Union team* Star-Ledger Saturday. Westfield. for boys in grades 1-12. Plains football honors Justis Evana (Third Team). Westfield's Jeff Perrella was Roudebush also got a spot on the Umpires Wanted The camp will take place on ' Raiders' lineman Marc Lineman LeRoy Anglin and named the Union County Runner All-Union First Team. Teammate Applications are now being three consecutive Sundays (Jan. Fabiano watt named to the All receiver/returner Sean Smith of the Year in the Star-Ledger Lizzy Myers got a Second Team accepted for candidates wishing 23,30 and Feb. 6) from 11 a.m. to Group III defensive Second Team were named to the All-Union Friday. Perrella was also honored nod and Molly Williams was to become baseball/softball 2:3- p.m. at NJIT's Fleisher in Sunday's Star-Ledger. He was Third Team for offense. with a spot on the cross country named to the Third Team. umpires in the New Jersey State Athletic Center. Counselors also named to the All-Union First Perrella named Union All-Group IV First Team and the Scotch Plain's Kelly Kaskiw Baseball Umpires Association. include the entire NJIT coaching Team on defense. County Runner of the Year All-Union First Team. joined Williams on the Third Candidates must be physically fit staff, selected Highlander players 1 Also getting named to the All- Broadbent, Gonki, Kagan, Joining Perrella on the All- Team All-Union. and a minimum of 18-years-old and several area high school Union defensive teams were Hoban, Roger* named to All- Union First Team was Robert Purdy gets field hockey to umpire. Successful candidates coaches. Broadbent. Mike Gorski and Kris honor will be eligible to take the NJSI- The $110 registration fee Kagan were awarded spots on Westfield's Lauren Purdy was AA exam which will then qualify includes all three sessions, phis a the Second Team and Josh Hoban named to the Star-Ledger's All- them to umpire high school varsi- camp T-shirt and discount vouch- and Ameer Rogers received Third Union Third Team in field hockey ty baseball/softball games. er from Akedema. Skills to be Team honors. last Thursday. Interested candidates may taught include bat selection and Scotch Plains runners get Fitzpatrick honored for cross obtain an application by sending grip, stance and plate coverage, All-Union spots country a self-addressed, stamped enve- bunting and situational hitting. SP-F's Mike Miller was named Thomas Fitzpatrick of lope to: David R. Klein, 37 Bryant Ward has 23 years of coaching to the All-Union Second Team for Westiield was named to the Star- Avenue, Bloomfield, NJ 07003. experience on the high school and cross country. Josh Zinman was ledger's First Team All-Hudson Classes begin 2/2/05. college levels. NJIT has broken named to the Third team. County for cross country. NJIT to sponsor hitting 14 team or individual batting Area athletes earn volleyball Fitzpatrick is a sophomore at St. camp records during his three years on honors Patrick' Prep School in Jersey Under the direction of hitting staff. Westfield's Erin Roudebush City and began his running coach Ed Ward, the NJIT base- For more information or to earned a spot on the volleyball career at Holy Trinity ball team will sponsor the register, contact Coach Ward at All-Group IV Third Team in the Interparochial School in Highlander Winter Hitting Camp (908) 347-6485. Westfield swimmers reach 700 wins When Westfield boy's swimming team Baran winning the event. He also won the 400 frae rally: Cox, Harrison, Harrison, Sterling. P, 4:21.27 beat Piainfield Tuesday, 106-64, the team 100-yard backstroke. 200 medley relay: Pat Daurio, PJ Harley, became the state's first to reach 700 victo- Freshman Matt Bluttfield won the 100- Man Buttfield, Man Green. W, 1:52.82 ries. yard fly — another Westfield sweep. He was GIRLS The all-time Westfield swimming record also part of a team with Pat Daurio, PJ. WESTFIELD 140, PLAINF1ELD 28 Harley and Matt Green that won the 200- $0 fraa: Darrellann Smith W. 27.25 is 700-214-3. Moorestown is second with 100 It— Christine Clark W, 59,21 685 wins nnd Cherry Hill West follows with yard medley relay with a time of 1:52.82. 200frae: Jennifer MeU. W, 2:17.63 BOYS $00 frae: Alexi Kuska. W. 5:54.57 603 wins. Westfield has won 20 state titles WESTFILED 106, PLAWRELO 64 100 br»Mt: Lisa Zhang, W, 1:17.78 in its history. SO Ira*: Dave Green, P. 24.74 100 fly: Lisa Zhang, W, 1 09.62 100 frw: Green. P, 54.9* 100 back: Kirsten Selert, W, 1:07.20 The school's first ever victory was a 47- 200 trw: Luke Baian, W, 2 02 49 200 M: Danielle Partenope, W, 2:35.10 500 fra* Dan Chabanov. W, 5:54.15 28 decision over Bloomfield in February, 400 frae relay: Partenope, Amanda Dickson, 100 br«Mt: Michael Lowe P, 1:14 61 1934, according to the Star-Ledger, 100 fly: Matt Buttfield, W, 1:03.22 Katie Morgan. 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Don't throw that old Massachusetts, Cell Phones for out the district via interoffice phone away — it's in demand at Soldiers has raised more than mail, from friends and neigh- Orange Avenue School. $200,000 and has sent more bors, and from employees at Writing teacher Ann than 7000 prepaid calling cards Merck, who heard about the McGovern has been calling for to troops stationed overseas. drive and were moved to con- students, faculty, staff", and com- McGovern was prompted to tribute. munity members to part with start the collection when her "They're like little elves — those old hunks of plastic, with daughter Erin, a 2002 graduate working all the time for a com- batteries intact, for a collection of Cranford High School, found mon good, which is for a soldier .she is running to benefit sol- the site while searching for to call home and hear someone diers in Iraq. phone cards to send to her say 'I love you," she said. 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I Saturn of Good condition $2800 Z" \Green Brook Union MM-TS9-17W L ONE OWNER •" 270 Route 22 West 2675 Route 22 West BUICK ROADMASTER §8 •xe. rood., S4S00. (732) 752-8383 (908) 686-2810 90B42S-1210 lace ["topic first PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 1992 62k Ml 4dr auto gd. cond Call 800-472.0119 *> P y^r ad All Offers Require Approved Credit. Prices subject to availability. Prices plus tax, tag and fees. 1-owner 908-963-7444 Dealer is not responsible for typographical errors. Pictures for Illustration purposes only. Offers expire 12/20/04. PonUac FimMrd 99'Mlnt Cond. V6 Full pwr, Ttops auto $60k Super Cleanl $8995 90S49&9S7S EmwyMM, y loadedaded, mint con* S7OOof>od3Cgn7OOof>od3 d ton. 4.00O mil**. 09,500, 908-272-0732 CHtVY BLAZER LT "01 _ PONTK& GRAND MM SE '0' w/chmcoal l«Mh. HA., ei auto, ps, pb. V6. AC, pw, c^l. cond.. 38K ml., e !V«n«aU (TMlnt 1 owner. tendod GM warranty. Or S370O/ai».9O&6544558 Ster. moonioof, remota starter. $18,200 90» 8 301-0643 wett-malntalnwf, Keyte entrv, auto start. 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Manua NonPowertndn Herns CWfMI '97 convertible, Good Body, runs strong, $ AT, all options incl. CD 193k miles. asking * Is Eligible For Highly Competitive u« i7999 a player & alarm, 79k ml., $2900.Call 90B-232-7T1C M Finance Rates dark green w/tan leathe Chovy S10 XtMma •» lnt.-u very good cond. »75TO. 973467-3969. tontfod cab, 03', V6, loaded, many custom parts, 24k miles, must TOVOTA COftOUA WAOON see, $16700. obo •93"^ Auto, A/C, Stereo, 4O34997 red exL 113K, Excel Cond $2800 90&23S0864 CHEVY TAHOE LS '00- 4x4. Jersey's fastest liroivittg Honda Dealer 33<, f*«sf, i*« OcnL. ftrrtig TOYOTA ECHO '02 - 27K mi Boods, Fog Ltft R* Loaded. COUNCIL 4 dttor, 5 speed, enc $18900. Cat condition. A/C. CForDt FitO Supar Cfow XL' EXCELLENCE 9O&709O552 VB, 01'.4 full si2. drs. Mint, gar, kept 57k miles, 'Mifinfi's I iimi IWMI loaded, W/oed extend., 0U?"Im, 68K miles: $19000.firm. 90S4165782 Short Hills Mult ABS.'PW. PL. Green, Very 280 Mam St. Madison, NJ 973-822-1600 GoocTCond.,5 Spd., A/C niatlisonhonilH coin Ask $6100. HM-233- MUST SEE FORD F26O 'OS Club cab, Volvo 340 Sedan W- Gd diesel, 4W0. 40h mi,, Conrf needs minor black & silver, loaded wrk.$1500 »0*«9»-M7S $25,000. 9O8-892-39O0 FORO F-2B0 4x4 XLT • VOtVOp 74001. Station Lariat - 42&V8 auto, cus Wajap '90, silver, leathe torn paint, alum. whls. seat*, good cond. only PS. PB. PW, PDL. A/C. 53,000 miles. Asking exc, cond.. $5500/ obo $3500. 917-748O070 #9734671761 FORO XL PICKUP M 76K VOM 740 Tiube, u», A/C, auto, bedliner, cap, Excef. Cond. LOW miles. 5 factory alum. wheels, Sp*. many new parts,. $1800. 9OS494-TB7S Best Offer CMC SONOMA '00 - White w/grey interior, stepside VOLVft MO 1994, wtilte. 5OK ml., fully loaded, cd black leather int.. pwrsport package, new tifes sun^! heated seats, fully bedliner, brand new alu loaded, garage kept, mint, minum diamond plate tool cond,. 100k, Asking box. Runs great, warranty $7400. 90B-889-5139 transferable 100k ml. bumper to bumper. $7800 SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR AAA & AARP MEMBERS VOIVO 96001? '97 44k mi., 90M77-7373 garaged, am/fm CD casQMC SONOMA '96 LS - M. setta. sunroof, $8000. ton long bed, 8OK, 4 cyl, 5 CaU»8C*464-5160 sp, Green, 6 dr cap + extras, Clean $3850 obo 732- Volvo Cms Country Wagon 3968235 / 848-2194627 'OaV_fully loaded. 3'° row sMtfe&vK, sunroof & roof r, 5x8, black w/ramp rack- New Tires & door, used once, asking Brakes.$20,500. $2100. 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Ugk Std Eqmp mcl 120016, amo OD trans, pwr strrtj.'brls/wind/locks/mrrr, sih^f' leather, snrf, CD. full E4SO BOX TRUCK O3 BK tilt, aim wWs Opt Equip Incl site anhags, pw sesiind nrr AWMSteteo 1 power, 39K, ext. war., e*c. CO. cruise, i def. illv Ixfcts. Opl Equip incl 6 sp man trans, rem rl panel, b300VB. auto OD trans, deep t/'gls. pwi wrdfaks/mins, kxkmg difl, Trailer AIR, deep t/gls, alum whls. till, rcwl 'atk Opt fquip Inc side Sir bags. Miles, power lift-gate, 14' pol alum whls 11 disa: CD clmgr rrem f*g. twilight sentinel, head vpdisp. Pkg.EnowPkxvPiepfta n'rj suspereiai. AM/FMSlaeo CO chrane st*ted ca!5.CD rrais r/det cruise brtivta ItmracitiMbafS rcrrnpfieoentry, CD, cas5 running brds. sitmf pw seal. mats. i.'rM cruiis, 'OTnte lawless oonii, $12,500 90&277-3624 box, exc. cond. factory pwr teles/tiltwtil Stk tMCCA, ViN«5135752, MSRP$49,560 Ind JT^ *WilV'smlrJa! S«3«3kT.V1rW4it9«l4. l,OTK8.«u md CMOfactory alarm SM55?5tT V1H*4??O4663 MSflffc?O/a Incl S4M0 factor* rebate. emiy. 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CARGO VAN Q2S00 Roof auto, 6 cyl., 4dr, Ofg, Racks, Shelving Pkg. 60K paint, perfect cond,. mi. Very good Cond. $18£0 9O8-494-7679 $13,600 obo 90829&8572 •CAOftlAC COUPE DEVILLE JEEP WRANGLER 2003, Yel I SUNROOf I low, soft tap, garage kept, 79' - Wht hrd top, Looks & mint cond, 3,000 miles. LEATHER! Runs Great! 114K. orig. $16,000 908-272-2863 Hftf ar. kept. Loaoad BRAND NEW 2004 CHEVROLET BRAND NEW2O04 CHEVROifT BRAND NEW 2004 CHEVROLET BRAND NEW 2004 CHEVROET 0 90A24M6S1 or 90&966-5713 CADILLAC Sadan do Wile "73, CB, garaged, mint IAA+** RATED DONATION, AVEO cond.-92K. $6450. DONATE YOUR CAR, BOAT, 144 24S-2421 attof 4:30. OR REAL ESTATE. IRS TAX DEDUCTIBLE. FREE PICK- CHEVY CORVETTE 197S UP/TOW, HELP UNDER- Auto, Mop. wht w/saddle PRIVILEGED CHILDREN, I I leather int. matching #'s, 1-800-715 1222 completely restored, 139k 0UTREACHCENTER.ORG ml, $15,000 OBO. Call AA Rated Donation. DO- ^272 l»20.998 '15,798 90MSMSM NATE YOUR CAR, Boat or > Real Estate. 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Ad expires 12/31/04 -=2> AN AMERICAN REWUflHN WSISB NEW 2005 CHEVROLET NEW 2004 CHEVROLET NEW 2005 CHEVROLET NEW 2004 CHEVROLET NEW 2004 CHEVRO VIN #57175729, Stk #05223,2 OR, 4 cyl., auto, a/c, VIN #49435403, Stk #C3372,4 DR, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, VIN «F191513. Stk #D5562.4 DR, 4 cyl, auto, a/c, VIN #42347448, Stk #C34371 8 cyl auto, a/c, p/s/ABS dual VIN ME3921S8. Stk #C3489,8 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/A8S, cd, p/s/ABS, cd, alloys, MSRP: S16.305. Includes S3000 factory p/s/b/winds/lks/mirrs, cd, cruise, MSRP: $22,645. p/s/h/ABS. cd, cruise alloys tilt, dual air bags, MSRP: air bags, all season MSRP: S26 665 Includes $3500 factory dual air bags, all season, radiate, MSRP: $29,731. Includes rebate, S750 military rebate, S1000 GMAC rebate, SI 000 Includes S3500 factory rebate, S750 military rebate & 520,545. Includes $2000 factory rebate, $750 military rebate rebate, S750 military rebate, $1500 GMAC rebate &S100O $3500 factory rebate, $750 military rebate, $1000 GMAC bonus cash & $1000 Olds owner loyalty rebate, if qual. $1000 Olds owner loyalty rebates if qual. $1000 GMAC rebate & S1000 Olds owner loyalty rebate, if Olds owner loyalty rebate, rf qual. rebate & 51000 Olds owner loyalty rebate, if qual. 13999 12999 NEW 2004 CHEVRO NEW 2005 CHEVROLET fNIW 2009 CHEVROLET NEW 2009 CHEVROLET VIN #4G147144, Stk #C2284,8 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/b, cd. VIN #51136473, Stk #D5526,6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/b. dual air bags, cruise, lugg rk, alloys, MSRP: $37,255. Includes S35O0 bkt seats, MSRP: S23.595. 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