Council Adopts Language for Referendum Ay WAD and Mixed-Use Buildings Fronting the RECORD-PRESS Financial Details Will Be Available in September Both Prospect and Elm

ttBB Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Friday. August 6, 2004 50 cents Council adopts language for referendum ay WAD and mixed-use buildings fronting THE RECORD-PRESS Financial details will be available in September both Prospect and Elm. Council members have yet to WESTFIELD — At Tuesday's on the process in November, as contain approximately 500 total financial package for the redevel- be shown the full design specifi- regular meeting, the Town opponents of the project had long parking spaces and which bonds opment plan would be released to cations and financing of the proj- Council formally adopted a spe- hoped. would be supported by revenue the public in September, and full ect by developer HKT Nassau, cial ordinance establishing a The question, first introduced derived from parking fees and details of the project would and deferred detailed responses non-binding referendum asking for consideration at a council mixed use redevelopment fees become available to the public at to a future meeting. voters whether the town should meeting last month, will read: resulting from approximately 19 a future council meeting. Resident Louis Capuano pursue a redevelopment project "Shall the town of Westfield issue residential units and approxi- But opponents continued to objected to the approximate $10 including a parking garage on approximately $10,000,000 of mately 3000 square feet of retail press the council at Tuesday's million cost of the project. municipal property between general obligation bonds to fund space, and, if necessary, the levy meeting about downtown park- Comparing the north side park- Prospect and Elm streets. the construction of a parking of ad valorem taxes upon all the ing management and questioned ing deck to a $5.7 million deck With the unanimous adoption structure on municipal parking taxable property within the Town the financing of the proposed with comparable capacity con- of the ordinance, residents will lots 1 and 8 between Prospect of Westfield?" redevelopment project, which have an opportunity to weigh in and Elm Streets, which would Mayor Greg McDermott said a would contain a parking deck (Continued on page A-2) Y seeks Higgins

Lice om up to use named to Jennifer Balas was one of nearly 1,500 runners to compete in me church Borough Westfield Downtown 5K and Pizza Extravaganza last week. For the third straight year the race was an overwhelming success. For the as new Council story see Sports, Page C-1. center Takes seat held by Brennan

THE RECORD-PRESS »y OREO MARX WESTFIELD — The Westfield THE RECORD-PRESS YMCA has filed an application FANWOOD — Joseph before the Board of Adjustment Higgins, a member of the bor- to convert an East Broad Street ough Planning Board and chair- church into a Family Activity man of the advisory committee Center. now examining downtown rede- YMCA officials could not be velopment, was sworn in Tuesday reached for comment this week, as the newest member of the but have previously said the Borough Council. building will be used for the orga- NICOLE D1MELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Higgins, a Democrat, replaces CMMren's lets nization's nursery school pro- The Westflsld YMCA hoptt to turn tMs East Broad Street church into a new Family Learning Center. Michael Brennan, who resigned gram, and the second floor will be The parking lot would also be from the New Jersey Economic main YMCA building on Clark his council seat July 20 due to •mum converted into computer center reconfigured, reducing the avail- Development Authority (EDA), Street. increased professional responsi- JMK BMW, a Route 22 auto dealer, for teens and seniors. - able parking lac from 56 spaces to an agency which helps non-profit The application has not yet bilities. He will complete this week presented Children's The organization hopes to ren- 45 spaces. The plan will require organizations secure low-interest been deemed complete, and is Brennan's unexpired term, which Specialized Hospital with a donation ovate the building, which is locat- several variances for approval, loans. therefore not on the agenda for ends Dec. 31. totaling nearly $65,000 for the hos- ed at 422 E. Broad St. and was most notably for a shortage of The organization will enable the board's meeting Monday, Higgins, who was appointed pital's new Children's Learning recently vacated by the First almost 20 parking spots. the YMCA to borrow money at a according to the town's Zoning unanimously by the council after Center in Fanwood. For the story, Church of Christ, Scientists. Other variances are related to much lower interest rate than Office, but could be heard as the municipal Democratic com- see Page B-1. As part of the renovation, the maximum building coverage, would be available in the private soon as September. mittee submitted three names for non-profit organization proposes floor area ratio, building height, sector. The application and site plan consideration, will almost cer- to remove a section of the wooden and use of basement space for This spring, YMCA officials is available to the public between tainly take Brennan's place on church steeple and install a new child care classrooms. said part of the money obtained 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at the the ballot for the November elec- aluminum and glass pyramid The project will be partially through the loan would also be Public Works building, located at tion. skylight. funded through a $4 million loan dedicated to improvements at the 959 North Avenue. A longtime Woodbridge resident who moved to the borough two years ago, Higgins brings a wealth of knowledge and experi- Parking plan a hurdle for development ence about land use planning, transportation and public Brothers Building Company pro- would result in the demolition of ties. finance to the council. A licensed THE RECORD-PRESS poses to construct two three- two existing buildings. At last week's hearing, Steck planner and holder of an MBA, story Victorian-style buildings A handful of nearby residents said the use is appropriate for he worked for many years at NJ FANWOOD — A project that with about 13,600 square feet of are opposed to the proposal and the downtown, and argued the Transit. would result in two substantial retail or office space on the first have attended Planning Board building would complement the While with that agency, he mixed-use buildings on South Chelsea assisted living facility, worked in the public finance and Avenue fits the both the state's which sits across the street from property acquisition fields and development vision and the bor- Tm concerned with the parking, and I'm concerned the site. was instrumental to the develop- ough's master plan, a planner with the unknown mix. The other alternative is a smaller "The building's architecture ment of the Hudson-Bergen Back to hired by the developer said at a speaks for itself — it would be a Light Rail. He took a retirement July 28 meeting. building that requires less parking." major architectural presence package from NJ Transit in 2002 Manet) school Over the course of testimony — Gregory Cummings which flanks the three-story and now works for the New extending nearly to the midnight board chairman building across the street," Steck Jersey Schools Construction Summer is more thin halt over, hour, planner Peter Steck said said. Corporation, leading a team that which means it's time to start think- the buildings would have a "dis- He argued the project fits the acquires property for the con- ing about school—and also time to tinctive design" and a "village and second floors and 12 residen- hearings over the project since state's master plan, which calls struction of new public schools in think about registering for the fall flair," revitalizing the borough's tial units on the second and third April. They say the buildings for residential development with- several urban districts. session of local dance, gymnastics downtown and creating new floors. would overwhelm their proper- in a half-mile of public trans- He was named to the Planning and educational support programs. housing options within a short, The development would be ties, increase drainage problems, portation; the mixed-use build- Board by Mayor Colleen Mahr, For more on the offerings across the easy walk of the train station. located at the corner of South and result in light leakage from who said she met Higgins during area, see our special page on B-3. Developer Messercola Avenue and First Street, and car headlights onto their proper- (Continued on page A-2> her campaign last fall. Mahr also named him chairman of the Downtown Redevelopment Advisory Committee, which Plan to dismantle began work earlier this year on a modified plan for redevelopment after the new Democratic admin- Kids Kingdom istration withdrew from negotia- home hits a snag tions with Landmark at the reservation Communities. ByMUDMHOP But council members were reluc- The Kids Kingdom Traveling Jubilee, "With Joe's background in THE RECORD-PRESS tant to grant that demolition per- planning, I saw an assistance the free event sponsored by Union mit — potentially establishing a County and featuring clowns, jug- there I wanted to capture for the WESTFIELD — A historic legally binding precedent — downtown," Mahr said. glers, pony rides and more, returns house on Kirkview Circle will without assurances the couple to The Loop it Watchung Reservation Higgins said the committee, likely soon be leaving town — but had cut off water, electricity and working in conjunction with con- from noon-6p.m. this Sunday. For not until the owners receive a gas, and met the other code more information, call (908) 436- sultant Schoor DePalma, has col- demolition permit from the Town requirements for a permit. lected input through a public sur- 2900. Council, a step local officials Normally, the council defers vey and meetings with property decided to defer at their Tuesday demolition permits when the owners. Additional meetings will night meeting. houses slated for demolition sit be held soon with downtown ten- The council arrived at the on lots that could be subdivided. ants, followed by two or three decision after it was determined On these properties, a demolition general public hearings. that the property owners, Joan permit is usually granted as part Higgins said the committee Commentary A-6 and Bob Vivian, had not properly of Planning Board approval for a should make its final recommen- vacated the house, as property subdivision. The Vivans' house dations in the next couple Community Life B-1 owners must do when they seek sits on a large lot that could be Funds sought for war memorial months; after that step, the coun- demolition permits. The couple easily subdivided. Kevin Devaney, the Westfield Boy Scout who is building a cil will consider amendments to Sports C-1 currently lives in the house, and The Vivians plan to dismantle Korean War Memorial at East Broad Street and North Avenue, the existing redevelopment plan. hadn't planned to leave until the house, which has elements recently received a monetary donation and contribution of He suid there should be as Prime Time B-4 they sold the property. dating back to about 1750, and plants for the project from David Williams of Williams Nursery. much public input as possible, Devaney plans a dedication ceremony on Veterans Day, but is but added, "a lot of the property Unfortunately, the Vivians sell it to Cyr Auction House in still seeking to raise funds. Donations should be sent to the Obituaries B-2 have an unusual sale agreement Maine, where it would be re- The Westfield Historical Society, with "Devaney Eagle owners are growing anxious." with developer Joseph assembled. At the council meet- Project" In the memo section and mailed to The westfield He pointed to transit-based Real Estate C-6 Buontempo that requires them to ing, Joan Vivian said the couple Historical Society, P.O. Box 613. Westfield, NJ 07091-0613. redevelopment projects ongoing obtain a demolition permit before For more on the project, email [email protected]. Police Log A-5 the transaction can be completed. (Continued on page A-2) I Continued on page A-2) A-2 Itocord Proas August 6, 2004 Referendum language adopted (Continued from page A-1) high. pies of street signs he said would Plan to dismantle home hits snag "It's hard to understand, when improve downtown parking man- (Continued from page A-l) developer's intention is for the property." structed in Summit back in 1997, the interest rat«s lire lower now, agement and correct misleading "We have a responsibility to the neighbors... he speculated that the $10 mil- how it's more expensive," he said. information seen by motorists tried to sell the house to an incoming family, but because there could be three houses where there lion cost was about $2 million too Resident Alan Solomon ch;il- seeking parking spaces in down- were unable to find a buyer. was one house," McDermott said. lcngi'd the financials of the plan, town lots during the weekend. "It's an old house, and in good condition, and Council members were also concerned about insisting that the* project will "We have plenty of volunteers we hoped a family would come up and love it," the process involved in dismantling the house, cit- rt'i|uire an income stream of that would be glad to put up the Vivian said. ing a disastrous situation in Chatham in which a about S3,GOO per parking space signs," he offered, claiming the It didn't happen. So they decided to preserve house that was supposed to be transported down to he self-supporting. Without entire improvement would cost the house as best they could, entering into a con- the street was stalled for unforeseen reasons and A Renri Jersey Advance, Inc. newspaper divulging any other details, about $520. ditional sale agreement with Buontempo, who tied up traffic for days. NJNPubfcriing©2004 I'ouncilinaii K;il Caruana said Oildea said signage changes Joan Vivian said plans to subdivide the large, The Vivians plan to move in mid-August to a the town's redevelopment coun- would require passage of an ordi- Record-Press (USPS 006-049) is remaining lot into three new building lots. farm the couple purchased in Wells, Maine, and sel contends the project will nance and added Baker's propos- "We don't want to take the house (down), and Joan Vivian said she hoped the town's demolition published on Friday by NJN require only $2,000 per space to al would have an effect on Pubfching, 301 Central Ave., Clark, we don't want to move, but times change and we permit process could be completed by September. avoid requiring a taxpayer con- enforcement hours. However, he She said the later the summer rolls on, the NJ 07066 (908) 575-6660, Second tribution to the plan. said Baker's suggestions were feel that we have to," Vivian said. "We have one of class postage paid at Cranford. NJ the older houses in lovely colonial Westfield — more difficult it will be for the auction house to Solomon said that figure was under consideration. make use of the historic house. 07016, POSTMASTER: please reached based upon the total In other changes to downtown well, we live across the street from the most mod- send changes toNJN Puttehng , capacity of the new parking facil- parking management, daily ern house in Westfield." "We won't be able to sell until September, Fulfillment office , PO Box 699. ity, not the net addition of spaces parking permits will be sold to Mayor Greg McDermott said the council could- which makes me upset," she said, frustrated the Somerville, NJ 08876, his math relied upon. residents at the South Avenue n't issue the permit until all conditions are met, town couldn't find a common-sense solution to the Subscription rates by mail, one Residents also continued to train station parking lot for $5 and added the council wanted to "see what the problem. "You have to be just a little bit flexible." year within Union County $17, out push alternative solutions to the starting on Monday; after the of county $20. out of state $24. To downtown parkin;.; crunch. noon hour, parking in the lot is subscribe call 1-800-300-9321 Buttressing his arguments with now free of charge. visual aides, Jim Baker handed Gildea also reported the park- council members .several exam- ing department was progressing Parking a hurdle for development roadway unless the state toward its goal of a 52 percent (Continued from page A-l) parking, which is difficult for the : oversell rate at the South Avenue ings would be located only a quar- developer to provide in an irregu- Department of Transportation lot, although he didn't have fig- ter-mile from the Fan wood train lar, L-shaped lot; he pointed out agreed to adjust the center line of Wanted: Sports Editor ures to indicate the amount of station. that while the proposed buildings the busy thoroughfare. new permits that have been sold And Steck contended the proj- are well under the zone standard But board members asked the since the council's last meeting in ect meets the borough's land use for building coverage, the develop- developer to present a new plan Juiv. ordinance in every regard except er is still unable to provide the 62 showing parking stalls on both LOOKING FOR A WAY TO GET to 70 parking spaces required by sides of the street. the General Commercial zone. "If you can show a combination INTO SPORTS JOURNALISM? "In my opinion, these are classic of parking both on the street and reasons for hardship," Steck said in off the street the board could con- requesting the parking variance sider that," said planner Paul Ricci NJN Publishing is seeking a sports editor from the board. The developer's of T&M Associates, a consultant site plan currently includes just 48 hired by the borough to evaluate for The Record-Press and Cranford Chronicle parking spaces, most at the rear of the application, "hi my opinion, it's: Responsibilities include coverage the property. a key to the application." : In response to a board request, Although a traffic expert testi-; of high school and youth sports attorney Robert Kraus presented fied that the parking provided on- an amended parking plan which site and in front of the building and page layout. Competitive salary indicates the creation of nine on- would be sufficient to handle the street parking spaces along South demand created by the new build- and good benefits. Avenue and First Street. Although ings, board members remained parking is currently permitted on reluctant to grant approval to a Send resumes to editor Greg Marx at both sides of South Avenue, park- project which could be short of the ing spaces are not striped near the zone standard by as many as 20 301 Central Ave., Clark, NJ 07066, A powerful approach to preparing prmgnant woman and fathmn tor tit* parking spaces. journey of childbirth batad on tht "Birthing From Within"phlhmophy. sidewalks. fax to (732) 574-2613 or email Engineer Ed Dec said striping The developer has proposed an on the opposite (north) side of the alternate plan, offering to con- [email protected]. street would result in an uncom- struct the building but leave the fortably narrow South Avenue second floor office space unfinished until the board is comfortable with E*p. Ml/04 the developer's contention that the GreenThumbf project wouldn't cause a parking: You Pay 2.49 crisis on South Avenue. In effect, the borough would CNS withhold a certificate of occupancy: Your choice •"lent Scissors, for the second-floor office space: 8"BentSciuon W210005B6 After $2 W 210 005 Mi until the developer attracts a ten- Mail-In Rebate 2" x 56 Yd. Carton ant for the space. Subsequent Limit 2 2Hx 56 Yd. Carton Sealing Tape hearings would then be held by the: Sealing Tape Choose clear or tan board to determine whether the 17.5 Oi. Foam or Aerosol Choose clear or tan. P 430 496 ?06 003 Bl? Wasp & Hornet Killer, P*30*96.?06003B1! certificate would be granted. 15 Oz. Roach, Ant & Spider EIP.1/22AM "I'm concerned with the park- KiNer or Frying Insect Kilter ing, and I'm concerned with the: (While supplies last Coroumn responsible unknown mix," said board chair-: to laws.) 156? 650 'MV!a ?00 684B12 10.5-0*. Construction $2 man Gregory Cummings. 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"cruise" offered by Spirit ment during the meal, and Registration starts Aug. 16 withdraws subdivision request Cruises, the Scotch Plains there is also music for partici- for residents, and Aug. 23 for •yMUD lota to 75 feet, the intent was to curtail new Senior Citizen Committee is pants' listening pleasure. For non-residents. The cost of the again providing "sailors" the those enjoying the fresh air on cruise portion (the bus cost is THE RECORD-PRESS developments designed to "shoehorn'' houses into built-out neighborhoods. opportunity to enjoy a two-hour deck, there will be time to stroll underwritten by the Advisory FANWOOD — A Burns Way couple's contro- "We moved here because of the charm of the trip around Manhattan. and get a good glimpse of the Committee) is $43 for residents versial plan to subdivide their property into two community,'' said 21-year resident Steve Cohen. Participants will enjoy a buf- famous Statue of Liberty. and $45 for non-residents. lots was withdrawn from consideration by the The process of subdivision by cramming houses fet lunch with a wide choice of The bus will leave from the For further information or Planning Board at its regular meeting last into small lota would change that." foods, dessert and coffee served Scotch Plains Municipal questions, call (908) 889-2084 week. "I don't think (the subdivision) is in the best tableside. (Other beverages will Building on Park Avenue at or (908i 322-6700, ext. 220. Matthew and Maryann Ziolkowski withdrew interests of the community now and for the lega- the application at the conclusion of a hearing cy of our children," said resident Robert Cleary. held July 28, after a majority of board members His wife Jeanne offered to submit a 38-name objected to a plan that many neighbors also petition opposing the plan, but board members opposed. would not accept that document without know- Looking for a synagogue that feels like community! The couple proposed to subdivide their 125- ing how the signatures were garnered. foot wide lot into two new lots — a conforming One resident was even more emphatic, "Not a 75-foot wide lot where their residence currently blade of grass will be left in Fanwood if you let exists, and a second 50-foot wide lot which this happen," she said. required a variance for approval. The land use Borough engineer Joseph Prior said new ordinance calls for lot width of 75 feet, although development would not greatly worsen the nearly three quarters of the residences in the drainage situation in the neighborhood, but he immediate area do not conform to that stan- contended it wouldn't improve flooding condi- dard. tions faced by residents, particularly during Unlike most subdivision proposals, the extreme rain storms. Ziolkowskis did not propose the construction of Board members were split over the project; a house on the second lot, and therefore did not some were concerned about drainage problems present a site plan. Zoning officer Nancy and others responsive to neighbors' fears about Koederitz said a conforming house on the newly overdevelopment. But board member Andrew created lot would probably stand 25 feet wide. MacDonald announced his intent to vote in "Right now, we're still living there...but we're favor of the proposal, citing the couple's Fifth paying taxes on a double lot," said Maryann Amendment property rights. Ziolkowski. "We want to ensure our future — "People are concerned about overbuilding, our children might some day want to build a but I must weigh this with the Ziolkowskis' house and live next to us," she explained. right to use their property as they see fit," he Their neighbors, however, were certain the said. Board chairman Gregory Cummings joined couple planned to sell the new lot to a developer MacDonald in declaring a favorable vote for the who would construct a large house on a small project. Come to the Jewish Federation of Central New Jersey's lot. They came out in force to declare their oppo- "(Residents) shouldn't depend on their neigh- SYNAGOGUE FAIR sition to a subdivision they said would exacer- bors' lots for open space because it's not (public bate drainage problems and erode the charm of property) — it's private property," the zoning Sunday August 8th their neighborhood. officer Koederitz said, although she didn't from 10am to 2pm Resident Steven Clark said a recent deluge declare how she intended to vote, instead defer- and meet representatives of local Conservative, Orthodox and Reform Congregations. sent water into the basements of many houses ring to Prior for a clearer explanation of the in the neighborhood, and said there was still drainage problems. Browse, chat, ask questions - even find a host for a Shabbat visit standing water on his lawn a week after the "I don't see what overwhelmingly positive storm. impact to the borough there would be (if we) For more information, call Norman Levin "The water came across the lawn and up onto grant this," countered board member Matt the front steps," he said. "1 could have had a Glennon. Jewish Federation of Central New Jersey trout farm in our basement — it's not just a "On an application by application basis, we (908) 889-5335 water problem, it's a water table problem," he will end up developing the rest of Fanwood by continued. "To put any more development in this variance," said board member Joseph Higgins. Wilf Jewish Community Campus • 1391 Martine Avc • Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 area is crazy." "If we want 50-foot lots we should look at an Matthew Ziolkowski said the new lot would area and just see if it should be rezoned." Phone (908) 889-5335 • Fax (908) 889-5370 • www.jfedcnj.org easily fit into a neighborhood characterized by Higgins was joined in opposition by board many other 50-foot lots. Many of those houses member John Celardo and Roseanne Tobey. were built at a time when the land use ordi- With only seven members present, it became nance called for 50-foot, not 75-foot, building apparent to the applicants that a majority LOWESTI HOURS MDN TMUH', 9AM 9n.t lots. would vote against the proposal, so the couple DDIPCc|Fii<& SAI 9AM • 10PM • SUN 1 OAM brM "We're within the original intent of the ordi- withdrew the application from consideration. nance," Ziolkowski said. The Ziolkowskis did not declare whether GUARANTEED Not responsible for typographical errors. But many neighors contended that when the they intend to amend the plan, conduct a BrinQ In wry cofflpttnor s Sale items cash & carry only. 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A-4 Record Press August 6, 2004 SP-F school board slams state-imposed budget restrictions despite an intense opposition taxes until a constitutional con- tionarv expenses which account sion expenses in principals' Referring to surpluses as offices, and expenses associated "rainy day" accounts, Nelson said THEKKCORI) 1'KESS effort by groups like the New vention can offer a long-term for the bulk of district expenses Jersey School Boards solution for reforming the way and rise above the permitted 2.5 with the superintendent's and the arrival of several new stu- SCOTCH PLAINS - At its Association, the New Jersey the state funds local government percent spending cap business administrator's offices. dents who require expensive spe- regular meeting last week, the Education Association, the services. "It's ludicrous to believe we The new regulations also cial education instruction during Board of Education took aim at a Garden State Coalition of But the immediate impact of will be able to prepare a budget tighten restrictions governing the course of the year — coupled new statf* law that lowers annual Schools, and local administrators the state-mandated reduction is within a 2.5 percent cap" when budget surpluses and limit the with a catastrophic event such as school district spending increases such us board President Linda the district's spending increase the majority of anticipated budg- authority of school administra- the need to replace a school from 3 percent to 2.5 percent. Nelson. next year will be cut by about et increases are locked in above tors to make transfers from the building's boiler — could saddle The bill, in its state Senate Many state legislators view $250,000, according to Business that level or guaranteed by con- remaining free balance. Line districts with more expenses form referred to as S-1701. was the bill as a stop-gap measure to Administrator Anthony Del tract, Del Sordi added. item transfers cannot exceed 10 than their newly-restricted budg- signed into law early last month control skyrocketing property Sordi. That's on top of non-discre- However, school districts will percent of the total budget and ets could meet. retain the ability to apply for require county approval and an "This flies in the face of com- Spending Growth Limitation affirmative vote by a super- mon sense, and it would seem to Adjustments (SGLAs) when me, sensible fiscal practice," Your Environmental Headquarters preparing next year's budget. Nelson said. : "It appears we are at the SINCE • Vacuums SGLAs permit school districts Reviewing the scope of the • 1956 • Sewing Machines to spend above cap under special limit, so we're going to changes they will have to incor- circumstances, such as rising have to find ways to porate into the upcoming year's • Outdoor Power Equipment insurance costs, or increased stu- budget discussions, other board • Janitorial Supplies dent enrollment. Last year, the reduce the budget." members were even harsher in • Air and Water Purification EARDLY T. PETERSEN board was able to rely on SGLAs — Betty Anne Woerner their assessment of the new law. Equipment to increase the budget presented "In my wildest dreams and to voters by 7 percent, more than nightmares I didn't expect this to double the previous state- majority of board members; come out of Trenton... and this imposed spending cap. transfers from surplus can be comes out of the Governor's office SALES • SERVICE • PARTS Board members decried the made only between April 1 and directly," said board member RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL measure as "acted on in haste" June 30. Edward Saridaki, pointing out and assailed other components of School administrators are the contradiction between a state the new state law, several of required to earmark surpluses government requiring local dis- which increase county and state over 3 percent of the total district tricts to remain within a 2.5 per- oversight of the budget at the budget directly for property tax cent spending limit when the expense of local administrators. relief this year. And next year, state budget is rising by 17 per- The county superintendent unexpended funds totaling over 2 cent. Kids will ingest anything. may disapprove the school percent of the budget will be Nelson said the changes would board's submitted budget if the returned to taxpayers. result in cuts to programs and district's administrative costs are Although this provision does staff, limiting the range of too high; administrative spend- not directly affect the Scotch instruction and increasing class ing increases will be capped at Plains-Fanwood school district, sizes. 2.5 percent. which is currently carrying a sur- "This will have a significant According to a statement plus of only 1.5 percent, board effect on the quality of education board members released to the members said these surplus in many districts across the This helps insure they don't ingest public, administrative costs restrictions leave school districts state," claimed board vice presi- lung-damaging particles. include liability insurance, tele- on shaky ground if unanticipated dent Thomas Russo. phone and postage costs, staff expenses emerge over the course The full text of the bill is avail- development planning, supervi- of the school year. able at www.njleg.state.nj.us. 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WESTFIELD Historic house on Benson will be demolished for development Much of the board discussion and board member Robert Newell A resident of the 400 block on THE RECORDPRESS surrounded Buontempo's plans for cast votes against the develop- Hillside Avenue Sled a report of the new residences, which he phuis ment, but without any legal basis criminal mischief on July 27. WESTFIELD — At its regular to build to the maximum size to reject the subdivision, most *** meeting Monday night, the allowed by the land use ordinance, lx>ard members voted in favor of On July 28, a Westfield Avenue Planning Board approved a subdi- about 38 feet high. Since the prop- the application. resident reported the theft of an vision that will result in the demo- erty stands at a gTade weli above "We have a builder that is will- unattended bicycle on South lition of a historic house on Benson the street level, the top of the housing to work with us." said board Avenue. Place. es will be 44 feet above the street. chairman Jay Boyle, imploring res- **% According to board member Board members repeatedly idents in attendance to lobby the A resident of Clark reported Robert Newell, the house slated for implored Buoatempo to scale down Town Council to change the land that bis Honda was broken into subdivision is among the oldest the new buildings, bringing them UJH' ordinance if they wanted to while it was parked on South properties in Westfield. The devel- into conformity with other, smaller curtail large devi'lopmi'iit-s. Chestnut Street on July 28. oper, however, contends very little houses in the neighborhood. But The lx>ard al*o began prelimi- Reported missing was a Pioneer of the building's historical ele- the developer said he was building nary discussions over a second compact disc player. Lions install new officers ments remain. The building has according to the demands of subdivision, this one on seen substantial changes over the *** The Lions Club of Westfield recently held an Installation of prospective buyers. Massachusetts Avenue and officers dinner at B.G Fields for its upcoming 81st year of years. "People like tall houses," he Boynton Avenue. Applicant Officers arrested Alan Buchu, Richard Palmer proposes to trans- 57, of Cranford for shoplifting at service to the town of Westfield. The Rev. Lois Schembs, rec- Developer Joseph Buontenipo of said. "People like to have storage, tor at St. Martin's Episcopal Church In Maywood, was installed B&G Properties applied to demol- otherwise idevelopers* wouldn't fer approximately 3,000 square Lord and Taylor on July 29. Buchu as club president. Barbara Mellen, a teacher at Roosevelt ish the house and subdivide the build them. People don't like feet from one lot to another, demol- was given a summons and Intermediate School, was made first vice president. Douglas property into two new building ranches." ish two existing homes, and build released. Schembs will continue as club secretary, as will Jeff Broadwell lots. The existing "oversized" lot '"The applicant came up with a two new single-family homes in *** as treasurer. New member Michael Ancona of Ancona included about 21,000 square feet conforming application," said their place. After being stopped for a motor Financial Advisors was inducted into the club by Past District of land area, meaning the newly Buontempo's attorney Arthur The board asked the applicant's vehicle violation, James Graves of Governor Bob Moore. The Westfield Lions Club's annual created lots would both contain Attenasio. "The parameters lof the attorney James Klynn to present a Newark and Matthew Poirer of Easter Egg Hunt has become a town tradition, datina back to more than 10,000 square feet, zone* can't become subjective in site plan to both the Board of Westfield were arrested for posses- 1936. Shown above are, from left, Past District Governor meeting all requirements of the the middle of a meeting. In fairness Architectural Review and the sion of controlled dangerous sub- Douglas Schembs, inductee Michael Ancona and past District zone. Governor Bob Moore. to this and any other applicant, the board's Site Plan Review commit- stances on July 29. The property, located at 231 board must be bound by the iland tee before continuing the hearing, Graves was also held on war- Benson, stands at a significant use) ordinance." which may happen in September. rants out of Jersey City and incline, sloping from the northeast After a brief recess, Buontempo The board's Subdivision Site Newark. portion of the lot to the southwest agreed to reconfigure the driveway Plan Committee also held concept •** I Campus notes at an 11 percent grade. That detail design to preserve trees on the hearings for subdivisions on A resident of the 700 block of raised the ire of nearby residents property, and will allow the Elizabeth and Rahway avenues. Fairacres Avenue reported some- Several Westfield residents bachelor's degree in equine who feared drainage problems as a Historic Preservation Society to On Elizabeth Avenue, applicant one shattered the left rear window result of new development. remove historical artifacts from Messercola Brothers Building of his car on July 30, graduated from Gettysburg studies. College in Gettysburg, Pa. in a Resident Joan Miller, whose the site. He also agreed to set the Company is considering an appli- *** new houses farther back from the SCOTCH PLAINS May 23 ceremony. home abuts the lot slated for devel- r cation to subdivide one lot into two. The students and their areas Four Westfield residents opment, said a pool in the back- street to create a less o\ erwhelm- One proposal would require no The manager of the Highland of study are: Kristin Connors, were named to the dean's list for yard has caused drainage prob- ing visual presence from the road- variances, while a second concept Swim Club reported criminal mis- management; Michael Orlando, the spring 2004 semester at lems, forcing her to install a four- way. plan may require a variance to chief to the pool area on Friday, management; Kristen Salmond, Tufts University in foot-high retaining wall to protect That wasn't enough to satisfy secure approval. July 30. Sometime between 11 p.m. English; Ryan Vora, psychology. Massachusetts. her property. She added that chem- neighbors, who said the develop- The committee also held a con- July 29 and 8 a.m. July 30 someone In addition, to Westfield resi- They are David Y. Louie, icals have leaked from the pool ment would change "an older, cept hearing over a possible sulxti- entered the pool area and threw dents were named to the dean's Anura A. Patil, Mara E. Judd over the years onto her property, established neighborhood" into \ision at 1532 and 1538 Rahway ping-pong tables, an ultra max vac- list for the spring 2004 semester and Joshua Benjamin Warren. affecting her backyard garden. "something totally different." Avenue. Applicants Carl and Olga uum, and pictures into the swim- at the college. They are Kristin *** "The garden used to be the "The architecture will have a Teschke are considering a plan to ming pool. Connors and Ashley Carolyn Keith McCloskey of Westfield showplace of the neighborhood, disturbing influence on the sur- subdivide a two-lot, 2.2 acre area *** Nemec, a sophomore. has been named to the dean's and now it's unprintable," she said. rounding homes," said resident into three or four building lots. On July 30, a Graymill Drive •"- '-• '-•• list for the spring 2004 term at The developer's planner said Robert Wendell. "It's unfortunate Neither the Elizabeth Avenue resident reported that while he had Westfield resident Annabel Springfield College in swales dug along the property that (because ofi the wild develop- nor Rahway Avenue subdivisions his company van parked outside Benito recently graduate from Springfield, Mass. would direct water away from ment going through Westfield have l>een formally filed before his residence, someone threw a Centenary College in McCloskey, who recently neighbors' land, and that all con- we're destroying this town " either of the town's land use beer bottle through the rear dri- Hackettstown. Benito received a completed his freshman year, is struction details would meet code. Council liaison James Foerst boards. ver's side window. majoring in history. *** A Treeview Circle resident reported criminal mischief to his front door on Saturday, July 31. Between 11:45 p.m. on July 30 and 9:30 a.m. on July 31 someone smashed the front storm door win- /» BPB SD HIOS B dow with a rock. *** A Winchester Drive resident reported criminal mischief to his home on Saturday. The victim reported hearing something hit his 1 house at approximately 1 a.m. presents... He went outside and discovered a lantern with a brick attached had been thrown at his house. The lantern hit the front door, causing minor damage. *** THE BEST A Hunter Avenue resident reported that his son's stunt bicycle was stolen from the rear of his home on Sunday. The last time the bicycle was seen was approximately 8 a.m. Saturday; the missing bicycle is chrome with vertical red lettering. Hibakusha visit church in Westfield WESTFIELD — At 8:15 a.m. on Aug. 6, 1945, an atomic bomb was dropped from a B-29 bomber on TOGKGHBPOir MIS summer wrnoiir cm OF P3fMH-gr/UeO SUPeP< Hiroshima, Japan, killing between 130,000 and 150,000 people by the end of that year. 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Jersey Boy COAH policies deserve attention QUi The ever-changing rules on affordable housing in New Mike Deak Jersey are set to shift again. And while the phrase "affordable housing" usually conjures up images of shin- ing, sprawling developments in previously rural areas, All we given the building boom taking place in Union County, it's time for local officials to take notice. The latest mandate, while it may not cost municipali- ever do is ties much in the short-term, could have a major long- term impact on all 566 New Jersey municipalities. The state Council on Affordable Housing (COAH) issued new complain regulations last month on how each municipality's We are quickly becoming a affordable housing quota should be calculated. nation of complainers. The Department of Community Affairs (DCA) has not That must be the reason why described the new formula as "reform" because it bases people are on the telephone so the housing quota "on actual growth over time." much. People — whether they're For example, under the new regulations, one afford- in their cars, malls, ballpark — call able housing unit must be provided for every eight new each other to curse the traffic, the market-rate residential units and one affordable unit crowds and the weather. When must be provided for every 25 jobs created by develop- they're at work, people call friends at other workplaces to exchange ment. A previous proposal called for one affordable unit complaints about the boss, for every 10 units built and one affordable unit for every salaries, working conditions, 30 jobs created. Age-restricted housing — which used to unreasonable demands, etc. And at be the favored way for municipalities to fulfill the COAH home they call each other to com- requirements because it does not generate any increase plain about lovers, friends and rel- in public school enrollment — can no longer be counted atives. It's the constant complain- for more than 50 percent of the quota. Municipalities ing that fuels the market for will also be given incentives to provide rental units for mobile phones; when something what DCA calls "the very-low income." goes wrong, you need a telephone In short, the goal of new regulations is to provide "We won the right to put these out In exchange for our salary cuts. immediately to call somebody. more affordable housing throughout the state, while Think about it — when is the returning more control over growth to municipalities. last time you had a phone call from someone that was 100 percent full In theory, that's a good idea. Anyone familiar with the Letters to the editor of good news? housing market throughout the state — especially here Though I'd like to think I'm a in Central Jersey — knows that affordable housing is naturally optimistic person, I see becoming increasingly scarce. myself gradually slipping into the However, as previous rounds of COAH regulations District needs a new delivery man complaining mode more and more have shown, there could be many unintended conse- To The Record-Press: ning aid for foreign countries. How many thou- these days. I used to think it was a quences. While the new regulations have drawn praise According to a July 30 letter, U.S. sands of women and infants have died because sign of getting older; with maturity, from some quarters, the Association of New Jersey Representative Mike Ferguson "delivers" for the this foreign aid was reduced and subjected to a you are allowed to gracefully lose a Environmental Commissions says the new regulations 7th District. Local financial assistance arranged "global gag rule" on abortion issues? certain amount of tolerance. But by a congressman during an election year is com- Ferguson received $54,003 from energy corpo- it's worse than that; sometimes I pose "a serious threat to New Jersey, its citizens and its monplace and predictable. But what does rations, and he voted "yes" (twice) on the anti- find myself complaining just to environment....they will encourage towns to continue to Ferguson deliver to his largest campaign contribu- environment, pro-industry, Bush/Cheney energy make conversation. chase high-end ratables like shopping malls and expan- tors? bill which contains huge tax subsidies for wealthy As a journalist I know that life sive large-lot housing, resulting in more and more According to www.opensecrets.org, Ferguson oil and coal companies. Fortunately, this horrible is not perfect. After all, if life were sprawl." has received $265,659 from pharmaceutical and bill has not been passed by the U.S. Senate- perfect, I would be out of a job. Just as important as whether the new regulations will health companies during the 2003-2004 House Ferguson certainly does deliver — he delivers Newspapers depend on things . be good policy is whether than be enforced effectively. In election cycle. Ferguson voted "yes" on a flawed congressional votes and support for his corporate going wrong to create news. As an . the past, administrative snafus have led to lawsuits and prescription medicine plan which boosts the profits and Christian-right, anti-choice campaign donors. editor I revel in screw-ups, particu- judgments against towns, as Scotch Plains knows from of drug makers. Steve Brozak, a veteran and a resident of larly those performed by politi- personal experience. Ferguson received $214,320 from "ideology" Westfield, is the Democratic candidate for the 7th cians, and every week I have a • organizations, many of which are likely Christian- District House seat. For more on Brozak, visit legitimate forum to complain on There is still time to make sure these regulations are right and anti-abortion groups. Ferguson opposes www.stevebrozakforcongresscom. the commentary page. So I can't the best we can do. COAH will hold four public hearings federal funding for stem-cell research to cure fatal JOHN CANTILLI complain about not being able to throughout the state before taking a final vote. The diseases, and he opposes unrestricted family plan- Cranford complain. nearest public hearing will be held Sept. 14 at the As an editor, however, I also Morris County Administration Building in Morristown; have an obligation to make sure COAH will also be accepting comments until Oct. 15. Sears treats reservists as they should good news is in the newspaper as It's important for municipal and planning officials to well. I've also suspected there is a voice their opinions on these regulations because even To The Record-Press: activated reservist employees for up to two certain physics to news; that for I assume you have all seen the reports about years. I submit that Sears is an exemplary cor- though they are technical, they will have a major impact how Sears is treating its reservist employees porate citizen and should be recognized for its every bad news story there is an on what your community will look like a decade from who are activated to duty? contribution. equal and opposite good news now. story. But, if you live in a nation of By law, they are required to hold their jobs I suggest we all shop at Sears, and be sure to complainers, finding that good open and available, but nothing more. Usually, find a manager to tell them why we are there so news is becoming increasingly dif- people take a big pay cut and lose benefits as a the company gets the positive reinforcement it ficult. result of being activated. well deserves. One of the reasons we're becom- Sears is voluntarily paying the difference in GARV p. SITCER, ing a nation of complainers is that . The Record-Press is here for you salaries and maintaining all benefits, including President, Medrecon the baby boomer generation and medical insurance and bonus programs, for all Garwood its offspring expect life to be per- The following information should help you get your fect. The parents of baby boomers • ideas and community news into The Record-Press: learned had to practice sangfroid , Call Editor Gregory Marx at (732) 396-4219 with story Democrat proud of party's message living through the Great suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call Daniel Depression and World War II; but Murphy at (732) 396-4202. 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August 6, 2004 Rocord Press A-7 Smith receives 'Future Librarian9 scholarship WESTFIELD — Mary Find support at church Orlando and Sally Brown, co- WESTFIELD — Those over 45 and widowed, divorced or chairs of the Friends of the never married do not have to be alone. A support group meets Westfield Memorial Library Attend a group at First Baptist Church, located at 170 Elm St., Scholarship Committee, recently every Sunday — this month, Aug. 8, 15, 22 and 29 — at 9 a.m. announced that Jennifer C. for coffee, cake and lively discussion dealing with single issues, Smith has been selected to including how to cope on one's own and loarn from each other. receive the Friends' first "Future Activities include winter movie nights, summer picnics, holi- Librarian" Scholarship. day get-togethers and more. The group meets in the lower level The $1,000 scholarship will be meeting room. A $2 donation is requested. awarded annually to a Westfield All are welcome. For more information, call (908) 889-5265 or High School graduate who wish- (908)889-4751. es to pursue a career in librarianship. Smith, a graduate of Westfield High School and Kean Carpal Tunnel Code May Have University, is currently working towards a pasters' degree in Finally Been Cracked library science at Drexel Clark, NJ. - "Until now imly a small number ot lucky patients have been University. exposed to this amu/int: discovery thai has literally "cracked the code" for Employed in the Reference these carpal tunnel sufferers. Now with the unexpected release of this little Department of the Westfield known information, you may K* able to say goodhvL" to your carpal tunnel Memorial Library since 2000, symptoms;. Best of all you can check it nut tor ) ourselt for I-RKE if you Smith has first-hand knowledge like...in the revolutionary new 8 pajje report, "The Amu/ing Missing Link of the field. to Solving Carpal Tunnel Without Drugs or Surgery." I-or your free copy, "I've watched librarians in just call toll-free 1-8(10-286-4937 and listen to the 24 hr recorded message action and it is something I want for all the details. Call now. supply is limited. to do. I have gained a great deal of practical experience through the guidance of my supervisors We invite you to share and co-workers," said Smith. "What excites me most is how the beauty ofShabbat with us librarianship is evolving with At the Friends of the Westfield Memorial Library recent annual meeting, the Friends presented Jennifer at a special service and oneg to ever-advancing technology." Smith with a $1,000 scholarship. Pictured from left to right are Sally Brown, Colleen Bodayla, Jennifer welcome new and prospective members. Smith intends to continue her Smith and Mary Orlando. work as a page while studying at Bodayla explained that the Join us at one or all three services Drexel University. Her ultimate Friends are always looking for Friday evening, August 13 goal, she said, is to "continue my new ways to support the library. 7:30 p.m.* Meet our clergy, lay leaders & members career at the Westfield Memorial "Realizing the important role Library. Westfield is my home- that librarians play in our socie- jnderprep 8:00 p.m. • Shabbat service town and it would give me great ty, this scholarship was estab- Saturday morning, August 21 satisfaction to contribute to the lished to promote interest in and "A Place For Creative Beginnings" 9:00a.m. • Simchat Shuhhat Service (Shabbat Morning Service in song) local community by beginning support individuals who have my professional career here." chosen library science as a 10:15 a.m. • Hagels& cofl'ee: meet clergy, lay leaders & members Friends President Colleen career." FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN - PRESCHOOL 10:30 a.m. • I orah Study Summer Camp for Preschool & K-2nd Grades Friday evening, September 3 • Academic Curriculum • Low Studentffieacher Ratio 7:15 p.m.* Meet our clergy, lay leaders & members Seniors group plans • Computers • Ages 2 1/2-5 Vrs 7:45 p.m. • Shabbat I lallcki Service (Shahbal sen ice in song) • Foreign language • 2, 3, 5 Days • Martial Arts • Security System If you have any questions or w ant membership information, feel free to call trip to Chicago in Oct. • Warm Home Environment • Inviting Playground Carolyn Shane at 'XJS-232-677O or reach us by email cshanetn'lewnj.org. The Trips and Tours Assembly Hall of the Limited space available for Sept. Rabbi Douglas B. Sagal Committee of the Westfield Presbyterian Church of (908) 317-6900 Rabbi Jennifer dayman Temple Emanu-El Area AARP Chapter No. 4137 is Westfield on the corner of East Cantor Martha T. Novick 756 fciM Bn«d Slnx-t, Wcstfickl taking reservations for its Broad Street and Mountain 812 South Avenue, West • Westfield, 1\J 07090 planned excursions. Avenue. Carolyn Shane, Executive Director The first multi-night tour is scheduled to Chicago from Oct. 10-16. The excursion will include most meals, one dinner at the Tommy Gun's Restaurant 2004 plus a guided tour of Chicago, Great American the Navy Pier, the Art Institute, Main Street a cruise on Lake Michigan, one Award Winner visit to Harrah's Casino, a private organ concert with a tour of the historical Rialto Square Theater, and a visit to Notre Dame University on the way home. The cost will be $483 for double occupancy and $632 for single and includes most gratu- ities. For more information, call Trips and Tours Committee Chairperson Marie Stauder at (908) 889-6769. There will also be a day trip Sept. 29 to the Hunterdon Hills JULY 6 Playhouse for a luncheon and to see the comedy "Any Stringbean and the Stalkers Wednesday." Phoenix Rising A choice of five entrees will Ron Kraemer and the Hurricanes be offered with an appetizer, salad, homemade breads, a wide selection of desserts, and coffee Incinerators or tea. Loren Daniels Trio The cost will be $58 and Rick Langmack Quartet includes the meal, show, all gra- Gordon fames tuities and the bus. The bus will leave Westfield at 10 a.m. and 1O return approximately at 4:30 Terraplane Blues p.m. For reservations or more Blue Plate Special information, members and non- members, may call (908) 232- B.D. Lenz 1362. Chris Colaneri Quartet The next regular chapter meeting will be Sept. 12 in the Tone masters The Soul Searchers Mary Ellen Desmond KEVIN BOYLE BASKETBALL Framework -- Summer Camp 2004 AUGUST 3 Every Tuesday RomiiT Gabriels Director! 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JOBONANNO AND CAP- TAIN HAWKER — latest show This week in Union County's free Summer Arts Festival concert series. 7:30 NIGHT — at Internet Lounge, p.m. Aug. 18. Echo Lake Park, 256 South Ave., Fanwood. 7:30 border of p.m. (908) 490-1234. Mountainside/Westfield. For up- THURSDAY to-date concert and rain information, call (908) 352-8410 after 3 AUG6 p.m. on the day of the concert. TREE ID PROGRAM — 'SINATRA: TIME AFTER James Nichnadowicz of the TIME* — presentation by Karen Rutgers Cooperative Extension AUG9 Luschar; the last major event I Program will be on hand at the KIBAKUSHA PRESENTA- the Senior Adult Deaprtment of Westfield fanner's market, South TION — survivors of the atomic the JCC of Central NJ. 11 a.m. Avenue train station lot. 2-7 p.m. bombing of Hiroshima and Aug. 18. Wilf JCC, 1391 Martine (908) 233-3021. Nagasaki visit Union County to Ave., Scotch Plains. (908) 889- speak against nuclear prolifera- 8800, ext. 207. tion. 7:30 p.m. United Methodist LABOR DAY ITALIAN Church, Westfield. FESTIVAL — 30th annual event sponsored by UNICO/St. AUG6 Bartholomew's Church. 5:30- 10:30 p.m. Sept. 3-6. At the LIFEGUARD TRY-OUTS — church, 2032 Westfield Ave., at the JCC of Central NJ. Check Scotch Plains. For information YEAR-A FULL 9 MOMMS- in begins 2:15 p.m.; applications AUG11 about the raffle, call (908! 322- must be returned by Aug. 2. 1391 ED PALERMO BIG BAND 5192. Martine Ave., Scotch Plains. Call — latest show in Union County's KIDS KINGDOM — the (908) 889-8800, ext. 219 for more free Summer Arts Festival con- "Traveling Jubilee" returns to information or stop in to pick up cert series. 7:30 p.m. Echo Lake Union County, bringing clowns, an application. Park, border of jugglers, pony rides and more. With award-winning news, business and sports coverage from 14 bureaus across NJ. Mountainside/West field, For up- Noon-6 p.m. Sept. 18. Plus your FREE TV Scanner book, new, expanded Classifieds and money-saving coupons. to-date concert and rain informa- Nomahegan Park, Cranford. Free tion, call (908) 352-8410 after 3 admission. <908i 436-2900. Order now and lock in six months of savings. Return p.m. on the day of the concert. DRIVE FOR AUTISM III the coupon, visit www.startedger.com/iijn or call today — golf outing sponsored by the with your credit-card information: AUG7 PEACE AND WORLD Crossroads School of Westfield. FRIENDSHIP DAY — with an Mattawang Golf Club, Belle 1-888 STAR LEDGER appearance from the Hibakusha, Mead. Sept. 20. $125 per golfer. X 6ft •.-„ ^1-888-782-7533 survivors of the atomic bombing (908) 665-8068, (718) 494-0141 AUG13 or [email protected]. of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. PET FIRST AID — class pre- Eastman Plaza, North Avenue sented by the GOLF CLASSIC 2004 — to Vw, I want to receive home-delivery of the Sunday and Eastman Street, Cranford. 1- Westfield/Mountainside Chapter benefit the Arc of Union Star-Ledger for half the year— a full six months— D Please charge my credit card in the amount of $19.99. 5 p.m. For more information, of the American Red Cross. Learn County, Inc. Shackamaxon Golf at the introductory rate of just $19.99. Type: D3E D€a> ••-., DM (908) 289-3584 or (973) 376-5629. to act with confidence during an & County Club, Scotch Plains. emergency until your cat or dog Sept. 30. Registration begins at I I 10 a.m., with a modified shot- Name:_ Crodit-card Number Month Year can reach a veterinarian. 6-9:30 Expiration date; p.m. Red Cross building, 321 Elm gun start at 12:30 p.m. For Address:. St., Westfield. To register, (908) more information, call (908) 232-7090 or 754-7422 or (908) 754-7826 or Pnnt your name as it appears on your credit-card AUG8 e-mail [email protected]. _State:_ KIDS KINGDOM — the [email protected]. "Traveling Jubilee" returns to TRICKY TRAY GIFT Tel:( )_ Signature Union County, bringing clowns, AUCTION — third annual OR event to benefit the Cerebral jugglers, pony rides and more. COMNGUP Palsy League. Oct. 24. EMail (optional) • Enclosed is my check In the amount of $19.99 Noon-6 p.m. The Loop, Watehung GOLF OUTING — spon Wefiwpscl your pyivficy and rsQirfBT yaur ema;l a

Proud member of the 908-233-TREE Robert Wood Johnson Health System and Network 908 233-8733 Celebrating our 50th year in the Tree Business Augusts, 2004 R«cord Press B-1 Community Life Briefs Ed Palermo Band Sinatra's music subject of JCC show plays at Echo Lake SCOTCH PLAINS — The Union County's free Summer kets and picnic baskets are Senior Adult Department of the Arts Festival concert series contin- encouraged. A refreshment stand JCC of Central NJ presents the ues Wednesday, Aug. 11, with a will be available at approximate- last major event of its summer performance by the Ed Palermo ly 6:30 p.m. program, the performance of Big Band, accompanied by Rob In case of rain, concerts in the Karen Luschar in "Sinatra - Time Paparozzi. series move to Cranford High After Time." The Union County Board of School, on West End Place off Appearing at 11 a.m. Aug. 18, Freeholders invites the public to Springfield Avenue in Cranford. Luschar will Uike the audience on attend this outdoor concert, which For up-to-date concert and a sentimental journey tlirough the is a tribute to legendary blues rain information call the rich heritage of music upon wliich musicians Paul Butterfield and Department of Parks and this lasting performer made his Mike Bloomfield. The music begins Recreation 24-hour hotline at mark. at 7:30 p.m. in Echo Lake Park, on (908) 352-8410 after 3 p.m. on Luschar began singing and the border of Mountainside and the day of the concert. dancing on stage when she was 3 Westfield. The other free concerts in the and hasn't stopped yet. A dynamic •The Ed Palermo Big Band has Summer Arts Festival series performer with a range of more been attracting enthusiastic audi- include: than three octaves, she can inspire ences at New York City nightclubs Aug. 1H — JoBonanno & the with her lyric soprano voice, belt for years," said Freeholder Godsons of Soul, plus Captain out a Broadway tune, croon a Chairman Angel G. Estrada. "It is Hawker & the All Stars, spon- 1940s song, or move you with a u real treat to have them perform sored by Verizon; soft ballad. Her resume includes for us at Echo Lake Park with the Aug. 25 — The Party Dolls, performances in many musical NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER popular New Jersey singer and sponsored by ConocoPhillips- productions. Bob Leib of JMK BMW presents a check for $64,500 to Susan Laffler of Children's Specialized harmonica player Rob Pnparozzi." Bayway Refinery. To reserve a seat for this per- Hospital, The gift will be used to fund construction of the new Children's Learning Center. All Summer Arts Festival con- For other concert information, formance, call Nan Statton, direc- ceits are held on Wednesdays at or to find out about recreational tor of Adult and Senior Services, at 7:30 p.m. at the Springfield activities, call the Union County (908) 889-8800, ext. 207. Avenue end of Echo Lake Park in Department of Parks and A kosher lunch consisting of CSH project gets a big boost Mountainside. Lawn chairs, blan- Recreation at (908) 527-4900. chicken francaise, rice pilaf, veg- By BftAD BISHOP Laffler, the new learning center will enhance the etable, dessert, coffee or tea will be THE REfORD-PRESS services offered by the nation's largest pediatric served after the performance and rehabilitation hospital. The facility offers occu- is included in the fee. FANWOOD — At a special ceremony on pational, speech, and physical therapy in addi- Golf outing to benefit The fee to attend is $15 for JCC Tuesday, Children's Specialized Hospital tion to psychotherapy treatment for children up members; non-members are wel- received a substantial donation from a Route 22 to 21 years of age. come at $20 each. BMW dealership. Laffler said when Leib first approached the students with autism Bob Leib, general sales manager for JMK hospital for a charitable donation, she suggested WESTFIELD—The two children and has adopted a Woman's Club Auto Sales in Springfield, presented hospital that his company assist the hospital with new Crossroads School of Westfield is unique and highly successful staff with a check for $64,500, well above the doors. But she said Leib worked above and taking registrations for Drive For approach to educating children awards scholarship hospital's fundraising goal of $50,000. The beyond her expectations by taking on the larger Autism III golf outing, to be held with autism. It now has 62 stu- money will help fund the hospital's new FANWOOD — The Woman's fundraising goal, producing a commercial for the Sept. 20 at the Mattawang Golf dents enrolled. Children's Learning Center, located at 313 cause, and personally involving himself with Club, Belle Mead. The golf outing will begin at 9 Club of Fanwood, a member of The South Ave. Federation of Woman's Clubs, met entertaining hospital children. Proceeds will be used to wire a.m. with a shotgun start. The for its last meeting of the season The dealership contributed $100 to the cause JiMK provided children with hundreds of all classrooms for video telecon- players will enjoy a day of golf at the home of President Margery for each car sold over a four-month period. Leib sports books, toys, and Yankees Yearbooks in ferencing and audio visual equip- with continental breakfast and Palmer for an outdoor picnic said the project was a goal JMK wanted to be addition to drawing attention to the cause. ment, as well as support the edu- barbecue lunch with adult bever- lunch. involved with early in the year; the company The new center will occupy a space that was cational programs and specialty ages. wanted to contribute to either the hospital or formerly a racquetball court. Site Director therapies, which are part of the In addition to rafflos and a Guests included scholarship the Make-a-Wish Foundation. recipient Allison Williams, daugh- Jacquelyn Borg said the center is tentatively Crossroads curriculum. silent auction of various items, ter of Barbara Nyars of Fanwood, "Basically we wanted to do a fundraising scheduled to open sometime around Sept. 29. The first Drive for Autism was there will be golf contests, includ- who received a $500 scholarship. event to tie the store to the community," Leib Borg said the hospital will provide evaluation a great success, raising $14,000, ing closest to the pin and longest She will attend Rowan University said. "We wanted to give back to the communi- services for children struggling in school, provid- which funded the new student drive. in the fall majoring in elementary ty... and let people know that every car they ing a comfortable environment for staff to library and transportation for Single golfers, twosomes and education. Williams was chosen for bought would benefit the hospital," he improve the way kids learn. The center will offer families to attend school events. foursomes are welcome. The cost her outstanding academic record explained. other services, such as a comprehensive feeding Drive for Autism II raised is $125 per golfer. Various individ- and for her many honors and "The (hospital staff) are fantastic people," he program for children who are refusing food. $24,000, and with an anonymous ual and group sponsor levels are activities. continued. "They knew what we were looking to Anyone interested in participating in a donation of $15,000 the school available for the event. For more The committee was chaired by do, and put this together in a matter of weeks," fundraising program at Children's Specialized was able to purchase a bus for the information, call Thomas Trezza Joan Kirner and assisted by Helen he said. 'They were a pleasure to work with." Hospital should contact Susan Laffler at f 908) students community-based out- at (908) 665-8068, Anthony Lindsay. The club's main goal According to Director of Annual Giving Susan 301-5548. ings. Trezza at (718) 494-0141, or email each year is to award a scholar- In 1997 the school began with driveforautism®comcast,net. ship to a Fanwood resident, as well as making contributions to More You BlJY, The More You the community. UNICO's The club will next meet at Take 12:30 p.m. Sept. 8 at the Fanwood Presbyterian Church. Visitors are Our welcome to attend. Labor Day Internet Lounge Festival hosts Drumming Circle Any Total Purchase FANWOOD — The Internet Under $100* Lounge, located at 256 South Ave., will return will be hosting a Drumming Circle ggest Take Night at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Visitors are invited to enjoy a cup of gour- next month 51g gg met coffee and a wide variety of organic foods and try the ancient SCOTCH PLAINS — Its art of drumming. time once again for good food There is no cover charge, and and family fun! The 30th residents can make new friends, Annual UNICO/St. surf the web or play a game of Bartholomew Labor Day Diablo2, Never Winter Nights, Italian Festival will be held Any Total Purchase Battlefield, WarCraft or Counter- from Sept. 3-6. Over $100* Strike. The festivities will take SALE To ask about a schedule of place from 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. S events, call (908) 490-1234 or visit Take www.theinternetlounge.com. each day on the grounds of St. Bartholomew the Apostle Roman Catholic Church, locat- of the year! Parse House Antiques ed at 2032 Westfield Ave. in closing up for good Scotch Plains. Save on Everything at SCOTCH PLAINS — Parse Hosted by the Scotch House Antiques in Stage House Plains-Fanwood Chapter of our 14 acre Garden Center/* Village is closing its doors after 23 UN1C0, the festival will years. include children's rides, food, th th "Some of us are going over to music and games for all. August 5Take - U p9 To Only Any Total Purchase Country Cottage Antiques on Park The church parking lot will Over $250* Avenue here in town," said be transformed into an old- owner/operator Bobby Selig of fashioned street fair offering WestField. "Some are going to something for everyone in the Florida, some are going to Take Pennsylvania, and some are just family. This is a weekend getting out of the business. The event not to be missed with last two years have been very dis- offerings from traditional couraging." Selig has been with the Italian delicacies to games of shop since opening day and became skill and chance. owner 10 years ago. The Super 50/50 raffle will Everything in the shop is 30 per- held on Sept. 6 at 10 p.m. Last cent to 50 percent off. Display year's winner received over cases, shelf units, and china closets '$10,000. To purchase raffle that were never for sale before are OFF being offered for sale. tickets, contact St. Bartholomew's Rectory at OFF Any Total Purchase The doors will be locked on Oct. (908)322-5192. 1. All Annuals Over $500* "It's been a great run, with great As members of the Italian- people. I'm sorry to see it end. American service organization, Barker Gardens E-mail Customers... Take an Extra 5" Off!* Thank you to the community for all the men and women of UNICO its support and patronage tlirough continue the 80-year-old tradi- the years," said Selig. "I feel like I'm tion of supporting their com- breaking up with someone. I'll miss munities and promoting PARKER GARDENS it." Italian culture. Complete Landscaping Services • Design • Build • Installation Parse House Antiques is located For more information about Annuals & Perennials • Water Gardens Er Gift Shop • Flowering Cr Foliage Plants in the historic Stage House the Scotch Plains-Fanwood 1325 Tcrrlll Road, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 Village, 1833 Front St. Store chapter of UNICO, visit Mon.-Fri. 7-5 - Sal. 7-6 • Sun. 9-5 hours are Tuesday through Call: 908-322-5555 or visit www.parkergardens.com Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The www.spfunico.org or call (908) phone number is (908! 322-9090. 889-2200, ext 1. B-2 Record Press August 6, 2004 Joan E. Kremer Obituaries Charles E. Eller III FANWOOD — Joan E. Kremer, died in 1987. SCOTCH PLAINS — Charles He was a salesman for the I E. EUer III died July 28, 2004 at Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel 62, died July 28, 2004 at Somerset Surviving are a cousin, Bette Medical Center, SomerviUe. Anne Shephard of In wood, W.Va.; a his home in Florham Park. Corp. before retiring many years She was born Feb. 1, 1942, to sister-in-law, Joyce K. Rhodes- Lewis L. Hampton Born in Scotch Plains, he lived ago. Lester and Haze] Bellar Eshelman Westfall of Newark, Ohio; a niece, SCOTCH PLAINS — Lewis L. before moving to Scotch Plains 54 in Caldwell for 20 years before Surviving are daughters, in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Mrs. Nancy Bergainan and her husband Hampton, 84, died July 27,2004 at years ago. recently moving to Florham Kathy Hewitt, Kim Gruber and Kremer lived in River Edge, Don of AJlentown, Pa.; two Hunterdon Medical Center in Surviving are daughters, Judith Park. Lori; a son, Gregg, and a grand- Fanwood and Warren l>efore mov- nephews, David R. Rhodes and his Flemington. Hampton Hanipson of Bridgewater A sergeant in the Army dur- child. ing to Middlesex in 1989. wife Lisa of Newark, Ohio, and C. Mr. Hampton was an electrical and Beverly Hampton Klotz of ing World War II, he served in A funeral Mass was held in Mrs. Kremer was a secretary Jeffery Rhodes and his wife Robin engineer with Public Service Readington; a son, Wayne A. of the African and Italian theaters. St. Virgil's Church, Morris with the Plainfield Area Humane of Charlotte, N. C; seven grand- Electric and Gas Co. in Newark for Bridgewater; sisters, Evelyn Mr. Eller was a member of the Plains. Arrangements were by Society for the past four years. nieces and nephews, Sara, Seth many years before retiring in 1980. Hampton Johnson of Southampton Knights of Columbus council in the Dangler Funeral Home, Earlier, she was a secretary at and Trent Bergman, Nick and A 54-year member of the First and Lois Hampton Waddington of Caldwell. Morris Plains. Hugh Long Investment Co., Paige Rhodes and Will Saxon and Baptist Church of Westfield, Mr. Whiting, and seven grandchildren. Elizabeth. Anna Rhodes. Hampton served on many commit- He is predeceased by his wife of Virginia Parker Mrs. Kremer attended services Services were Monday at tees and boards. 59 years, Dorothy Wichern at Fanwood Presbyterian Church Mundy Funeral Home, 142 He was active with the Boy Hampton, who died in 2001; and SCOTCH PLAINS — Virginia Mrs. Parker was a member of for many years. Dunellen Ave., Dunellen. Scouts and earned the rank of two brothers, Gordon and Merle S., Parker, 84, died July 29, 2004 the Fanwood Woman's Club and She graduated from the Interment was in Fairview Eagle Scout. Active in Scouting Hampton. in Runnells Specialized Hospital secretary of the All Saint's Altar Berkeley Secretarial School, East Cemetery, Westfield. throughout his life, he later served Service were held Saturday in of Union County, Berkeley Guild, both in Scotch Plains. Orange, in 1960. She was a 1959 Memorial donations may be on the Troop Committee with Boy Memorial Funeral Home, 155 Heights. Born in Lowell, Mass., she graduate of Scotch Plains-Fanwood made to the Plainfieid Area Scout Troop 111 in Scotch Plains. South Ave., Fanwood. Burial was Mrs. Parker was an executive moved to Scotch Plains in 1945. High School. Humane Society, 75 Rock Ave., A Navy veteran of World War II, private. secretary with the Savings Bank Services will be 10 a.m. Her husband, C. James Kremer, Plainfieid, NJ 07063. Mr. Hampton served as a Sea-Bee Donations may be made to the of Centra] Jersey, Plainfieid, from Monday in All Saint's Episcopal in the Pacific Theater. Tribute Fund of Patriot's Path 1951 to 1979. Church, 559 Park Ave., Scotch He graduated from Union Council of Boy Scouts of America, She graduated from the Plains. Arrangements are by the Patrick Minogue County College, Cranford. 222 Columbia Turnpike, Florham Bryant and Stratton School of Rossi Funeral Home, Scotch WESTFIELD — Patrick lived in Westfieid and Acton, Born in Eliza, 111., he lived in Park, NJ 07932 or the First Baptist Business, Boston, in 1933. Plains. Minogue, 67, died July 7, 2004 in Maine, before moving to Naples Chicago as a young boy and later Church of Westfield, 170 Elm St., Naples Hospital in Naples, Fla. several years ago. lived in Roselle and Roselle Park Westfield, NJ 07090. Ronald Edzek A Realtor, he owned Minogue Surviving are Barbara, his wife Realty in Westfield for many years of 42 years; sons, Matthew, Sean SCOTCH PLAINS — Ronald Born in Linden, he lived in before retiring. He was also a and Robert; a daughter, Elizabeth Archibald W. Moffat Edzek, 69, died July 30, 2004 in Scotch Plains before moving to builder and built homes in Krauss; a brother, Dr. William SCOTCH PLAINS — Bocce League, all of Lions Head Overlook Hospital, Summit. Clark in 2001. Westfield. He was a member of the Minogue; a sister, Mary Ann Archibald W. "Archie" Moffat, 85, South, Brick. Mr, Edzek was a Union County Surviving are a son, Robert R.; Union County Board of Realtors. Kennedy, and seven granddiildren. died Aug. 1, 2004 in Meridian Born in Scotland, Mr. Moffat police officer for 25 years before daughters, Lisa A. Mack and Mr. Minogue also served two A memorial Mass will be held at Care Center, Brick. lived in Orange and Scotch Plains retiring in 1985 as chief of police. Nicole R; a stepson, Matthew F. terms on the Westfield Town 11 a.m. Saturday in Holy Trinity Mr. Moffat worked at Schering- before moving to Brick in 1986. He served in the Navy during Hoynowski; a stepdaughter, Council during the 1960s and Church, Westfield. Arrangements Plough in Kenilworth for 15 years Surviving are his wife, Grace; a peacetime. Laura D. Nugent, and six grand- 1970s. are by the Dooley Funeral Home, before retiring 20 years ago. son, Gary; a stepson. Bill; step- Mr. Edzek was a member of children. Born in Jefferson City, Mo., he Westfield. Earlier, he was a self-employed daughters, Marilyn Toriello and the Union County Police Chiefs A Mass was held Tuesday in electrician. Alyssa O'Brien; a sister, Effie Association, the Union County St. Agnes Church, Clark, after the A World War II Army veteran, Amon, and 12 grandchildren. Local Police Benevolent funeral from the Rossi Funeral Jeremy Markman Mr. Moffat served in Europe with Services were held Wednesday Association 73 and the Rod and Home, 1937 Westfield Ave., FANWOOD — Jeremy C. University, Hempstead. General Patton. in the Silverton Memorial Gun Club of Linden. Scotch Plains. Markman, 33, died Aug. 2, 2004 in Born in Plainfieid, Mr. He was a member of the Funeral Home, 2482 Church Rd., New York University Medical Markman lived in Fanwood and Bowling League, Golf Club and Toms River. Center in New York City Edison before moving to Elsbeth K. Reuter Mr. Markman v* as a vice presi- Oceanside, Long Island nine years FANWOOD — Elsbeth K. a son, Lyle A. Reuter of New dent and founding partner of ago- Vera Simpson Reuter, 81, died July 31, 2004 at Hampshire; and three grandchil- Mentorcom Systems Inc., a com- Surviving are his wife, Stacey; WESTFIELD — Vera Simpson, Program at the Woodbridge State her home. dren. puter consulting company in Long parents, Edward and Sondra 87, died July 29, 2004 in the School Born in Forest Hills, N.Y., she She was predeceased by her Island and Westchester County. Markman; grandparents, Delaire Nursing Home, Linden. Born in Newberry, S.C., Mrs. lived in Fanwood for the past 49 husband, Frederick J. Reuter; and He earned his bachelor's degree Emanuel and Libby Gold, and a She was active in the St. Luke's Simpson lived in Roselle and years. a brother, Harold C. Kraatz. in computer science from Lehigh brother, Arthur. AME Zion Church in Westfield and Elizabeth before moving to Linden. After raising her family Mrs. A memorial service will be held University, Bethlehem, Pa., and Services were held Wednesday received a certificate from the Surviving are daughters, Reuter worked as the supervisor 11 a.m. Saturday at Memorial his master's degree in business in Temple Neve Shalom, 250 church commemorating her 45 Brenda Wright and Nabeehah of the records department for Funeral Home, 155 South Ave. administration from Hofstra Grove Ave., Metuchen. years of service. Aziz; a son, Dwight Holland; a Lincoln Federal Savings in There will be no calling hours, and Mrs. Simpson worked for brother, Elizah Coleman; 11 grand- Westfield for 25 years. She retired interment will be private. Electric Catheter in Linden for children and 20 great-grandchil- in 1988 to spend time in her gar- Donations may be made to Robert Flohr many years before retiring. dren. den. Center for Hope Hospice, 176 WESTFIELD — Robert lived in Westfield before moving She was also a foster grandpar- Services were Wednesday at St. She is survived by two daugh- Hussa St., Linden, NJ 07036 or William Flohr died July 31, to Garwood in 1965. ent for the Senior Companion Luke's AME Zion Church. ters, Barbara G. Salles of Ewing an animal rescue group in your 2004. He is survived by a cousin, and Alison C. Reuter of Fanwood; area. Mr. Flohr was employed for Walter J. Sullivan of Hampton, more than 40 years as a shipping Va., and his caretakers, Mr. and Louise Morrone clerk with the Diamond Mrs. Dennis Downs of Clark. WESTFIELD — Mrs. Louise 35 years before retiring in 1974. Gladys Shahnazarian Expansion Bolt Company in Services will be held 11 a.m. Morrone, 94, died July 27,20O4 in Born in Westfield, she lived in WESTFIELD — Gladys J. Surviving are two daughters, Garwood. Saturday at the Garwood Ballwin, Mo. Newark, for many years, and in He was also a member of the Presbyterian Church. Shahnazarian, 78, died July 19, Laura Grindlinger and Ellen Mrs, Morrone owned the Tower Denville, and Florida before 2004 at her home in Long Beach McKissick; a son, Robert; a sister, Garwood Presbyterian Church. Arrangements are by the Gray Photo Studio in Newark with her recently moving to Ballwin. Born in The Bronx, Mr. Flohr Funeral Home, Westfield. Township. Marion Ecldan, and seven grand- late husband, Mike Morrone, for Arrangements were by the Mrs. Shahnazarian worked for children. She is predeceased by her Schrader Funeral Home, the Westfield school system as a husband, Harold. Ballwin. secretary for 20 years before retir- A memorial service was held Surviving are daughters, ing. Wednesday in the First United Virginia Miller and Mary Lu Born in Mount Vernon, N.Y., she Methodist Church, 1 E. Broad St., Mazzuca; five grandchildren and lived in Westfield for more than 50 Westfield. Arrangements are by six great-grandchildren. years before moving to Rancho the Riggs Funeral Home, Forked Downtown Westfield 5k Palos Verdes, Calif She also main- River. tained a summer home in Long Donations may be sent to the MONUMENTS, Beach. First United Methodist Church. and Pizza Extravaganza MARKERS AND BRONZE Carol Smeaton July 28,2004 PLAQUES WESTFIELD — Carol ter, Joyce Johnson, and six grand- Smeaton died July 29, 2004 in the children. Visit Our Large Indoor Oconee Memorial Hospital, A memorial service will be at 10 & Outdoor Display Seneca, S.C. a.m. Saturday in the Presbyterian Born in Orange, she lived in Church of Westfield, 140 Mountain The Downtown Westfield Corporation Wishes Order Now Westfield before moving to Salem Ave. For Summer Installations 11 years ago. Donations may be made to to Thank All Who Made the Event a Success Surviving are her husband, Seneca Presbyterian Church, GREENMOOK MEMORIALS Alexander; two sons, James and Christian Education Building Independence Community Bank Cosimo's Restaurant and Pizzeria Thomas; two daughters, Nancy Fund, 115 W.S. First St., Seneca, 4 Generations of Memorialists Greco and Diane Kennedy; a sis- S.C. 29678. Center for Orthopedic Surgery Ferraro's and Sports Medicine Gennaro's Pizzeria IMPORTANT NOTICE Gerald Fielder Do NOT order your Memorial lames Ward Mansion Buona Pizza SCOTCH PLAINS — Gerald at the time of the Funeral. two sons, Brian and Scott; 11 sib- The Sneaker Factory Keith Fielder, 69, died Aug. 1, 2004 lings and two grandchildren. Northside Trattoria Why purchase a Memorial from in Overlook Hospital, Summit. Services will be held 11 a.m. Town of Westfield Trader loe's an inexperienced high priced Mr. Fielder was a salesman today in the Gray Funeral Home, with Young's Paint and Varnish in 318 E. Broad St., Westfield. American Dental salesperson - when you can Wild Noodles make your purchase from a 4th Fanwood for 25 years before retir- Interment will follows at Fairview ing in 2002. Cemetery, Westfield. Concorde Limousine, Inc. Xocolatz generation memorialist whose Born in Canada, he lived in only business is Memorial Sales. Donations may be sent to Century Carpet, Inc. Panera Bread Scotch Plains for many years. Zachary Fielder, 361 Westfield Rd., Surviving are his wife, Shirley; Scotch Plains, NJ 07076. Cuts Fitness for Men Drug Fair SAVE 20% - 50% Frank D Isoldi, Coldwell Banker International Paper 103 Bound Irook Road <•».» M *•*> Stephen Cymbulak Mlddltm, NJ. Haven Savings Bank Balance Bar - Kraft Stephen Cymbaluk, 87, of Iselin, Center in Edison. I. Mark Albertson, DMD, PA Ennlngi died July 31, 2004 at JFK Medical Bom in Elizabeth, he lived in Pfizer Cranford and Garwood before mov- Leib, Kraus, Crispin & Roth Propel Water ing to Iselin in 1958. Mr. Cyinbaluk was an insurance Meisei. Tuteur. & Lewis, PC. Schering Plough We appreciate agent for the Dodson Group, based Redco Engineering & Construction Corporation in Kansas City, Mo., for 20 years The Running Company before retiring in 1986. Town & Country Wine & Liquors our neighbors... He also owned the Lehigh MotoPhoto Exxon Gas Station in Cranford for Robert Treat Delicatessen Westfield Jayce.es Like you, we appreciate having good neighbors. That's why we also do our many years. Nova-Care Hudson Physical Therapy best to be good neighbors. Mr. Cymbulak was a member of Girl Scouts As established members of the Cranford business community, we under- • the Cranford Rotary Club, with 43 Westfield Police Department stand the security of dealing with people you know, people you trust! We've built years of perfect attendance, and a Westfield Businesses our reputation (in this trust. founder of the troop for disabled Westfield Department of Public Works The Many Volunteers For years, we've provided area families with sound advice and carinj! ser- Scouts of the Cranford Elks Lodge vice at limes of personal loss. We believe we help the most by listening and pro- 2006. He later belonged to the Elks On Your Mark Productions viding choices. in Elizabeth. DOWNTOWN We hope you remember you can turn in us in times (if need, You can also Surviving are brothers, Myron, talk to us about planning ahead...removing this burden from the minds of others. Ted, Samuel and William; and Please call us or slop by. many nieces and nephews. His wife of 59 years, Evelyn LaPorte The Great American Main Street Award is given Gray's Memorial Funeral Home CsTmbaluk, died June 10. by the National Trust for Historic Preservation Dale R. Schoustra, Mgr. Services will were offered NJ. Lie. No. 3707 Thursday in the Dooley Funeral CORPORATION Home, 218 North Ave. West, A MmtiStrert Cvmmutulv 12 Springfield Avenue, Cranford, N.J. Cranford. Burial will be in William A. Doyle, Executive Administrator Fairview Cemetery, Westfield. Downtown Westfield Corporation • The Management Entity of the Special Improvement District N.J. Lie. No. 2325 Donations may be made to The Haven Hospice, c/o JFK Medical 105 Elm Street, Westfield, NJ 07090 • 908-789-9444 • www.WestfieldToday.com 908 276-0092 or 908 233-0143 Center, 80 James St., Edison, NJ Locally Owned and Operated 08818. August 6, 2004 Record Press B-3 laS&H scliool Registration for Westfield Review Beyond Dance announces 2004 fall class schedule begins August 13 1 WESTFIELD — Les Jacobsen. Classes are taught only by certi- CRANFORD — Beyond become more effective learners director and math instructor for the fied New Jersey teachers from Dance is celebrating its second as well as artistically motivat- popular and successful SAT and Westfield High School who each year in dance instructions this ed. PSAT prep program called have about 30 hears of experience fall, said directors Kara Vallone Westfield Review, Inc. announces in teaclung the youth of Westfield Beyond Dance was a huge the new fall 2004 schedule. For the in English, Mathematics, and SAT and Jorge Cortes. success in its first year. Cortes current seniors, this will be the last prep. Also addressed will be the Vallone has been studying and Vallone believe a large 1 time to complete a program for the new SAT and PSAT with its new ' dance for 22 years and is quali- part of their success is due to October and November 2004 tests. emphasis on grammar, writing and fied to teach all areas of dance the fact that the kids really For the current Juniors, this is the more liigh level math concepts. offered at the studio. She is a enjoy dancing at Beyond time to start their preparation, Westfield Review, Inc. has suc- graduate of Montclair State Dance; parents have often told which will continue beyond the cessfully conducted classes in this University where she majored them that their kids have course, but will give them the foun- region for about 10 years and has in dance and received her never had so much fun in dation so necessary for SAT and had over 1,000 students take our bachelor's degree in fine arts in dance before. PSAT success. program The program costs only 2000. Beyond Dance held the first PfffP- Classes are scheduled for $459, which includes all materials While at Montclair, she took recital at Cranford High School Wednesdays beginning Sept. 15, and instruction. As always, there is classes in choreography, dance on June 27. Approximately 868 Thursdays beginning Sept. 16, and never a registration fee at improvisation, dance history, people showed up. Cortes said, Sundays beginning Sept. 19, from Westfield Review, and you never rhythmic analysis, dance meth- "This was a very hard show to 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Classes meet at buy your materials and Ixjoks since ods, laban movement analysis, put together for us. We were the United Methodist Church in all materials are included in the production elements, ballet, doing this for our first time Westfield or at WestOeld High fee. modern and jazz. Vallone feels and I knew that it would not School. Space is limited. When the she has become a more well- be easy, however, after the Students at the Beyond Dance studio are, from left, Allsse During the 24-hour program, classes scheduled ;ire filled, then rounded dancer and will incor- show when moms came to me Connolly, Julia Freire, Allison Hunter and Katherine DePaola; seat- students work on SAT tests given students are put on a waiting list. porate her knowledge from in tears thanking Kara and I ed, Samantha Belmont and Ashley Phillips. in the past few years and are Every class offering is always filled these classes into her classes at for making dance fun again for taught the many strategies and and spaces go quickly. If you are a Beyond Dance. their kids, I knew we had are extremely proud of how far take place at the studio located techniques needed for SAT and student in need of SAT prep, want Beyond Dance is offering a something special." our girls have come," said at 123 North Ave. in Cranford PSAT success. Timing issues, target a successful program with experi- children's dance program for Last season, the competition Vallone and Cortes. on Aug. 13, 14,20,21,26,27, numbering pacing issues, vocabu- enced, kind and supportive teach- primary students, ages 3 to 7. team took first place overall in The curriculum offered at 28, from noon-7 p.m. and Sept. lary review, math review in ers, then call and register today. The studio's philosophy is to the senior tap division at the the studio includes ballet, tap 3, 4 from noon-7 p.m. Geometry and Algebra I and II, and Further information can be found teach students the love of Nextstar competition held in jazz, pointe, lyrical, hip-hop, "Teaching a person to dance sj>ecific application strategies are on our web site, www.westfield- dance, The classes will be Atlantic City, a large accom- modern, musical comedy, cre- is teaching them to know iill part of the program. review.com or call (908) 317-2774. based on teaching physical plishment for a first-year ative dance (ages 3-4), kinder themselves, to learn how to awareness, balance, creative school. Cortes and Vallone combo (age 5) and dance combo communicate physically and to expression, learning readiness, believe they can build from (ages 6-7). Adult classes can be share a part of themselves with rhythm, and dance etiquette, that and become a stronger taken in Pilates, ballet, tap and others. Students carry these all a part of a foundation of and more cohesive unit. At the jazz. qualities from dance class into learning. As students mature first competition, Katherine Beyond Dance offers classes all areas of their lives. This is I N I T I T U I I and become ready for more tra- DePaola was first runner up for children, teens and adults, why we named our studio COIMI1OLOQT TRAINING CINM** ditional training, a background for the title Teen Miss Dance at beginner through advanced lev- Beyond Dance," said Vnllone HAIR SKIN NAILS in creative dance helps them Star Systems competition. "We els. In-person registration will and Cortes. OPEN HOUSE TUESDAY, AUGUST 1OTH - 6PM-8PM ENROLL NOW FOR A OttfAT CAME* WITH "ZIRO UNEMPLOYMENT" 1 -8OO-BI-CAPRI Registration now open Visit our wabcita aCWrot www.capriinftitutc.con mtrick JOIN US FOR OUR GRAND RE-OPENING! y (9711 5MWJ0 |»;j| 772-4410 |90l| 9M-I3M (733) MO-MOO Dnnce with all yourf Heart . 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FITNESS WEAt old), recreational through •ar advanced level classes (ages 6 to CALL FOR FALL REGISTRATION/ 18 years of age), competitive team Registration is now ongoing at Complete line pf: * programs for girls and boys, com- Eastern Gymnastics Academy. dance Wear Kir dance? shpes^1 petitive and non-competitive Dance 137 central Avenue cheerleading programs, and after a free trial gymnastics class call WEVEM0VED! fitness wear * yoga wear school care programs and birthday Sal at (908) 272-2560. >w. \ 2nd floor, Westfield • Private parking & entrance off Elmer St. parties. accessories * Qtfts Our facility and apparatus is clean, bright and colorful to pro- jewelry &t much more! mote a positive learning experi- ANNIVERSARY ence. Classes are offered morning, afternoon, and evenings, Monday SPECIAL ^ thru Saturday. 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It prepared me well to For information call 908-709-7518 or attend Seton Hall University where Open House: visit us at www.ucc.edu I will pursue my B.A. Monday, Aug. 30 thru Friday, Sept. 3 Monka Ku'Mthou'ska, UCC '04 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM One ( Omnierce Drive 565 Rahwav Ave. (ran ford, X.I 070 Id I-ninth \'J'070NJ YO HAN CHANGE YOUR LIF (*)0H) 272-2560 (90S) HI0-1300 l '>0S O ) 5/.V n\it us onliiw ill tvww.im.edit nun sinibiu \tiii r nm B-4 prime time/ August 5 & 6, 2004 CRT brings Broadway to Cranford ' As the curtain rises tonight on designed the dances to reflect the sound coming forth when you hit directing a new show called Pretty ;the Cranford Repertory Theatre's style and flair of the 1930s the downbeat," said David Modero. Lady. Eager dancers get out their summer musical production of Broadway era. There are 10 large "It's a wonderful show for the- tap shoes and wait for their oppor- ;-42nd Street," a cast of 50 will be musical production numbers in the atergoers of all ages," said director tunity to audition for the chorus {tapping to the captivating melodies show, among them "We're in the Marguerite Modero. "I think young line. Jof one of Broadway's most popular Money," "Go into your Dance" and dancers with Broadway dreams of Broadway hopeful, Peggy yhows. the title song"42fld Street." Music their own will find it to be a partic- Sawyer (Jensyn Oertel) arrives in « Under the direction of director David Modero will conduct ularly fun and the big city from ^Marguerite Modero, a diverse com- a full pit orchestra, adding to the exciting show to Allentown, Pa. but "pany of highly talented and trained excitement and energy of the show. see. We are so "It's the closest you can too late to audi- performers from many towns in "It's the closest you can come to lucky to have tion. She is con- Union County has been assembled. that Broadway sound in a commu- found so many come to that Broadway vinced by featured Choreographers Christine Petillo, nity theater setting. For a musician accomplished tap sound in a community tenor, Billy Lawlor Ally Bunin and Cindy Smith have it's exiting to have that powerful dancers from our theater setting." (Kelsey Kurz) to area. The minute stay and wait for they start to — David Modero a chance to sing dance you can feel for Andy Lee the electricity in the air." (Brian Ceci), the show's choreogra- n "42 " Street" was originally a pher. When director Julian Marsh Dancers in the Cranford Repertory Theater'* production of "42nd movie with dancer Ruby Keeler, (James Brewster) arrives, writers • Street' are, from left: (front row) Brian Ceci, Bob Worshlnsfcl; (second who starred in many musicals dur- Maggie Jones tAmy Tbporek) and row) Kendra Hill, Emily Caballero, Ally Bunln, Christine Petillo; (third ing the 1930s. It was subsequently Bert Berry (Tony Smith! inform row) Jlllfan Knterim, Andrea Gordon, Jensyn Oertel, Rita OeChlllo. SAKANE SUSHI recreated into a Broadway musical, him that they must use Dorothy Dancers in the Crantord Repertory Theater's production of "42nd directed and choreographed by the Brock (Heather Darrow), an Street" are, from left: (front row) Brian Ceci, Bob Worshinski; (second Japanese Restaurant/Sushi Bar award-winning choreographer actress who hasn't had a hit in 10 row) Kendra Hill, Emily Caballero, Ally Bunin, Christine Petillo; (third Gower Champion. Currently the years, as the lead because her mil- row) Jllllan Knterim, Andrea Gordon, Jensyn Oertel, Rita OeChlllo. -^^—-~^—x~ Broadway revival is still drawing lionaire suitor, Abner Dillion (John BYOB & Enjoy large audiences at the Ford Spino) is putting up all the cash. without a star. you have to come back a star." Theater on 42nd Street in New As rehearsals get under way As the cast leaves the theater Peggy's performance is flawless Your Sushi Party York. Dorothy's secret, long-time love, they suggest to Marsh that Peggy and Pretty Lady is a smash hit. Everyday "42nd Street" takes place in Pat Denning (Marc Silverman) could take over the lead role. After Indeed she returns a star; her 1933 and is set in both New York appears. A concerned Julian hires a mad dash to the train station to Broadway dreams realized. Open 7 Days Eat-In or Take-Out and Philadelphia. Broadway has some shady characters to deliver a catch her before she returns home, The Cranford Repertory pro- suffered the effects of the Great strong message for him to leave she agrees to take the part. In the duction of "42n" Street" will run 908-276-8876 Depression with decreased bos town immediately. As the company next 36 hours she will be singing from Aug. 5-7 at the Harding 110 North Avenue West, Cranford, NJ office sales and closing shows. With opens for previews in Philadelphia and dancing in the lead role on School Auditorium located on the many unemployed actors and all is going well until the last Broadway. There is no let up from Boulevard in Kenilworth. All per- dancers there is great excitement number of the first act. During a Julian as he prepares her to take formances are at 7:30 p.m. Tickets when Variety announces that leg- dance, Peggy is pushed out of line the stage. Unsure that she is up to are $15 for adults and $13 for stu- end director, Julian Marsh, is and collides with the star. the task, Julian leaves her with dents and seniors. Group sale I Dorothy's leg is now broken, Peggy his final direction, "Sawyer, you're prices are available. For more I is fired and the show will close going out there a youngster but information, call (908) 276-5053. 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MURPHY'S LAW Leaving Westfield shows promise for future Westfield defeated rival in the contest and they found they can play seven innings without Bryan Power, but saw THE RECORD-PRESS Union 10-5 in the first round of themselves trailing 7-0 after every game as a team, they Alex Zierler step in and play the county playoffs before just two innings. Westfield set- have a lot of potential. If they well at first base. Gordella was with fond The Westfield Senior falling to Linden 7-4 in a battle tled down and crawled back focus on what they have to do also impressed with the play of American Legion team didn't for the county's final berth in into the game, but couldn't and stay together, they'll be outfielders Craig Ellis and qualify for the state tourna- the state tournament. come all the way back, falling 7- very good and real tough to Chris Hild. ment this summer, but did lay Senior righty Billy Hearon 4. beat." With a number of varsity memories the groundwork for a champi- and Mike Streaman combined "It was pretty disappointing Westfield played the entire players returning next year — onship season this coming to slow down the Union bats, to lose to Linden," said summer without ace Tom including Diaz, Mike Murray spring. with Mike Diaz and Brandon Westfield coach Bob Gordella. Riciutti but received quality and Sam Kirn — and many of THE RECORD-PRESS Combining a number of Cuba contributing key hits "We had beaten them twice dur- starting pitching throughout last year's junior varsity players This column will probably be returning veterans from this offensively for Westfield. Diaz' ing the season, but they hit the the summer from Hearon. Cuba ready to contribute, Gordella the hardest to write. past spring's varsity squad with RBI triple got the Westfield ball and we made an error that showed he can be a valuable thinks Westfield is loaded with I was nervous before the first, a talented group of youngsters bats rolling and Cuba added a cost us three runs. addition to the staff next potential for next spring. but brimming with things to say, that won the Union County couple of clutch two-out hits to "But it was a good season. spring, providing Westfield with "I'd like to be in Coach (Bob) jokes to make and opinions to Junior Varsity Tournament, keep Westfield in front in the From where we started to a deep staff. Cuba also Brewster's spot," said Gordella. express. Westfield posted a 14-6 record 10-5 win. where we ended, we got a lot improved his glove work at "He's got three real strong start- But since this week's column and came up one win shy of In the final against Linden, better and most importantly third base over the summer. ing pitchers and they're strong will be my last, as I'm packing my reaching the state tournament. errors cost the Westfield early they started playing together. If Westfield was nlso playing everywhere else." bags and heading off to Washington D.C. to discover what new challenges and opportunities may be there for me, this one is even harder than the first. I'm a Downtown 5K again a runaway success bit nervous again, and still have plenty to say, but this time there won't be another week to say it. Rain stays Originally I had planned to call this column "Everything I was ever told off the record" or away for "Everything I wanted to say but didn't in interest of maintaining our readership." nearly 1500 But fve had too much fun over the years doing what sometimes runners hardly seemed like a job — a feeling that was reflected in my pay- check — to end it on that kind of RECORD-PRESS CORRESPONDENT note. On the final Wednesday in When I first took this job, I July the weather gods smiled on never expected to be here this long, I never expected to have a Westfield making for a happy weekly column, spar with a heavy- group of race volunteers and weight or see championships won runners at the third annual and lost. Westfield Downtown 5K and I didn't expect to enjoy covering Pizza Extravaganza. the high school sports scene as With 1468 registered run- much as I have. I've always loved ners, 1291 who finished, the sports whether playing, watching race showed an impressive 20 or taking classes in college about percent increase over last year. its effects on international and Most relieved was Sherry American societies. I'm addicted to Cronin, Executive Director of it. the Downtown Westfield It's not studying the stats, ana- Corporation (DWC), who was lyzing coaching moves or trying to extremely concerned at some predict trades that captivates me ominous looking storm clouds — it is the emotions and the that appeared 90 minutes drama of the games and the play- before race time. ers. And when you get to witness Just 24 hours earlier a tor- first hand moments when that is rential rainstorm had flooded all there is — when there are no much of the downtown area and worries about contract negotia- including live entertainment." out fast improving Westfield Cronin and her staff prepared Although they are from sophomore Jeff Perrella 16:15 tions, endorsement deals, or televi- for the worst with extra tents sion contracts — when it is just Franklin Lakes in Bergen to 16:18. Morristown track and early transporting of race County, the men's and women's coach Paul Buccino was the about the game and doing whatev- bags. Also The Sweet Sounds er you can to win it makes doing a winners, Gene and Amanda third Westfield resident fol- job seem like a game of mini-golf. Downtown Jazz Festival, which Mitchell had a Westfield con- lowed by Rick Pingitore, the is held every Tuesday night in nection. They are owners of first Westfield master in 16:55. High school athletes and coach- July and August, was to be es have their own distractions — The Running Company, which Tafelski's younger sister rescheduled for Wednesday, but opened its seventh store in school, dating, friends, proms, par- due to the 80% chance of rain Claire made it a clean sweep for ents — and it is still just high Westfield the day of the 2003 the Tafelski family by running school sports, but every so often on Wednesday, Cronin made the race. 20:26 to outpace Westfield High you get those moments that are decision at noon to cancel the Gene Mitchell had been sec- School runners Dorothy Chore, what sports are supposed to be four bands, which were sched- ond the last two years but this Annie Onishi and Meg Driscoll. about — teams going head-to- uled. time outran the defending Kim Selert (22:20) was the first head, giving it their all in the "We were very concerned champion Anthony De after the tremendous amount of Westfield master. name of pride and competitive- Benedictis of Roselle Park in a But the real story of the race ness. rain we had on Tuesday result- course record 14:50. ing in some flooding, particular- was the staggering numbers of I remember how I felt in the "Anthony's a lot younger food consumed. The Westfield locker room after my high school ly down Elm Street near our than me and a lot faster," said office. Fortunately, we Jaycees distributed 440 pizzas basketball team won a big game the 36-year-old Mitchell, a for- and over 1,300 cookies. The and I vividly remember the feeling remained dry and the weather mer Big East 3000 meter stee- held out on Wednesday for the business community was after we lost our final game. It was plechase champion while at extremely supportive, not only an empty feeling, knowing that event," said Courtney Nemec, Villanova. "It's always an Executive Assistant. accomplishment to beat him." in providing goodies for the while we would all play again in runners bags, but also in wel- pickup games or intramural col- According to Cronin, 423 Amanda Mitchell also lege ball, for most of us there runners post registered, adding smashed the course record of coming 1,400 runners and the would never again be the feeling of 30 percent from pre-registra- Julie Culley with a time of thousands of spectators to wearing our town's name across tion. 17:21, which far outdistanced downtown. our chest and representing an "We were very pleased that runner-up Megan Phillips of "The race was a tremendous entire school — playing not just so many people were able to Brielle. success. The race organizer, On for your own pride and ego, but for join us. Unfortunately we ran For the second straight year, Your Mark Productions, and all GEORGE PACCIELLOfTHE RECORD-PRESS that of a whole community. out of runner's bags as a result, Westfield High School teacher of the volunteers did a great job Jennifer Balas laces up her sneakers before becoming one of close Over and over again through but we had enough t-shirts and Chris Tafelski was the first to create a seamless event," said to 1500 runners to take off from the starting line on Elm St. in the the years I saw that emotion come other goodies at the event township finisher just edging Alan DeRose, DWC Chairman Westfield Downtown 5K and Pizza Extravaganza last week. out of the players and teams I covered. HI always remember getting caught in the middle of a sideline mosh pit following a last second Aloysius wins between raindrops touchdown, seeing students storm SP-F holding open gym the court after a their team won a Mother Nature took another ST. BART S SOFTBALL Scotch Plains-Fanwood High head girls basketball coach championship, and coaches pump- large bite out of the schedule but a Lori McBride will hold a series of open gyms during the ing their fist, high-fiving and hug- few games were played last week month of August for girls entering grades 9-12 interested in and the Bart's Boys of Summer St. Joseph 4, St. James 3 — St. Edward 3, St. Jude 2 — In ging assistants after big wins. a reversal of fortune the Eddies being a part of tho girls bnsketbnll program at Scotch Plains- tried their best to create some In a low scoring contest the Joeys Fanwood High School. As much fun as it was watching thunder of their own: took the early lead by scoring all won this one in the bottom of the the victors celebrate, it was just as 7th thanks to Gary Cardinale's The open gyms will run from 5-7 p.m. find take place on St. Jude 11, St. Edward 7 — their runs in the first three Mondays, Tuesday and Thursdays during the month begin- captivating and memorable seeing The Eddies gave emergency start- innings and held on for the win. infield single. There were few hits the faces of players that came so but plenty of mud in this one. Pete ning on August 9. The dates are as follows: August 9, 10, 12, ing pitcher Paul Morello a quick Damon Roth had two doubles to 16, 17 19,23, 24, 26, 30, 31. close to the goal and fell short — six-run lead to work with but the lead the Joeys while Ken Blaes Vanderheyden held the Judies at the blank stares into another bay and had three hits of his own. Open gyms will take place at the high school and anyone never say die Jude crew scratched had two hits for St. James. interested in playing or developing their skills are encour- world, the exasperated untucking back and in the 6th inning rallied St. Anne 11, St. Kilian 5 — St. Aloysius 11, St. Mark 8 — of the jersey, the tears and aged to attend. Players are asked to come dressed to play to plate five runs and break the Nick DiNizo walloped three dou- Aloysius trailed early but rallied with shorts, T-shirts and sneakers. Players are also encour- slumped shoulders. game open. Jude stars with key bles and Steve Murano had three for a dramatic win. Jack Kennedy aged to bring a jump rope, although not required. I may not get to see similar hits included Nick Barratucci, Don hits to lead the Annies to the win. had two hits for Aloysius and "This is a grout opportunity to get to work with players things and cover similar moments Rowbotham and Pat Enright. Rob Stratton completed a fine Glenn Walz had three hits for the in a one-on-one environment, and it allows the players to again, depending on where my St. Kilian 13, St. Joseph 9 — week by knocking in all five of mayor's team. learn the drills and system that wo will be using this sea- career takes me. But even if I find Kilian chugged its way to the vic- Killian's runs with a homerun and For more information on the son," said McBride. "It also allows us to get to know the myself this fall pacing the side- tory behind Paul Raphael's two a single. league, visit the website players before tryouts actually start in November. We plan lines of a high school football game triples and five RBI. Lou St. Blaise 13, St. Anthony 8 www.stbartsSoftball .com. to stress individual instruction and use part of the time to in Northern Virginia between two Balestriere and Rob Stratton — Blaise rolled behind solid team L—gu» raiults through July 30 Angeii Division scrimmage us well." schools whose names mean noth- chipped in with three hits each. hitting. Those with three hits: Jim St. Joseph, 9-7 McBride, entering her first season at Scotch Plains- ing to me, the experience won't be St. James 11, St. Anthony 3 Sacca, Jeff Friedlander IHR), Al St. Kilian. 9-8 Fanwood, takes over n program that won the 2004 Union as special as the time I spent cov- — The James Gang continued Rezza and Tom Kucin. Tim SL James, 7-11 St. Blaise 5-9 County Championship. She wus formerly an assistant ering my old high school, its rivals their rise from the ashes with Deegan went deep for the Tony's. St. Anthony, 4-9 coach at MNC-Chnrlotte in 2003-2004 and an assistant head and the many great athletes, more torrid hitting, led by Gerry St. Blaise 11, St. Joseph 8 — Saints Division coach at Seton Hall in South Orange, NJ. She played colle- coaches and parents in this area, Riepe and Kevin Marron's three- Blaise won another behind 21 hits, 9. AloyshiS. 10-3 giately at UNC-Chapet Hill and was a member of the 1994 and seeing the competitiveness led by Freidlander's three hits. SLJuda,g-S hit performances. Marv Scherb led SLAnna.9-8 National Championship team. and emotion of sports the way it is the Tony's with three hits of lus Dennis Hercel and Steve Abrunzo SL Ma*. 6 - 6) always meant to be. own. had three each for the Joeys. St. Edward, 6-10 i C-2 August 6,20O4. JCC Maccabi Games offer competition, lessons for life SCOTCH PLAINS — For an and the pride of being part of a shaping experience to Jewish The JCC Maccabi Games can be in being Jewish. For example, ath- The host communities for the* entire week this month, 6,000 world famous Olympic-style event teenagers since 1982. At this called the Olympics for Jewish letes visiting host communities 2004 JCC Maccabi Games are: young Jewish athletes will share in filled with .Jewish content and val- Jewish mini-Olympiad, each ath- teens, but they serve a larger pur- stay with local Jewish families. Austin, TX (August l-6)( the fun of competing, the joy of lete has the chance to participate in pose than athletic competition. The This "home hospitality" is vital to Columbus, OH and Greater meeting their peers from North uesTh. e JCC Maccabi Games have one of 13 sporting events, creating Games also promote community the experience, representing the Washington, MD (Aug. 8-13), and America and five other countries, been offering a life and personality memories that will last a lifetime. involvement, teamwork, and pride extended Jewish family and the Boston, MA (Aug. 15-20), Twenty- value of welcoming the stranger. three teenagers representing the Every set of Games has Days of JCC of Central NJ will be travel-, Caring and Sharing, when athletes ing to the Boston games. These join with local community organi- young athletes will be competing zations to work on social action in swimming, soccer, and in-line' projects. Past Days of Caring and hockey. ; Sharing activities have included For more information about the building homes for the poor, hold- JCC of Central NJ call (908) 889-' ing carnivals for handicapped chil- 8800 or visit www.jccnj.org. For- dren, cleaning empty parks and information about the 2004 JCC packaging food to be given to the Maccabi Games, or to track compe- hungry. The purpose Ls to teach tition results, visit www.jcc- "tikkun olam" (repairing the macabi.org. world! by example, so that these The JCC of Central NJ is a con- Offering half-dm program young people incorporate these stituent agency of the United Way for a 2 172,3 and" 4year olds values into their daily lives once and the Jewish Federation of To reserve your and full day kindergarten. they return home. Central NJ. inc. Uisic, Franca and space in our supplemental cwidmcnt classes also available. Call weekly directory Diane Kostibos, Directoc, Work in the Word at 'Children's Corner' l,:r.erH & No for tour and information. Vijrer< >*xte» CJ, • 73? 743 9596 NEW KINDERGARTEN please cali Jill or Lori PTYHW, f,To • 609-799-S568 -fcrtrin Gjjf, • 906-7B&-8838 WRAP AROUND PROGRAM Willow Grove Church at (908) t*r Can, • XA-CO^iBM 973 912-0682 SEPTEMBER 2004 !(»!>> IVlmf IU*n fnl SCOTCH PLAINS — What group participation. The summer 894-1074 would you do if you arrived at a "Work in the Word" will continue Nursen School and kindergarten , well, dying of thirst from your long weekly through Aug. 25-26, i'.9 Soim Street, N«* c*o*vieree HOB: 464-4876 J walk across the desert, but the Materials will be available for only person around with a cup to everyone. get you a drink is someone you For more information, call the would normally consider to be church office during morning A place, to- rU\A 7:30 AM -6:00 PM in Alexander Hall. and near the corner of South Stage" Low student - teacher ratio Martine Avenue. (irad«M.: 'Faith and Ministry that Goes Dedicated teach** • Highfc ff*CPRc««A«i Beyond the Boundaries—Part II" Simple summer goodies will be July 12-23 iJohn 4: 1-42* l* the- sixth study in served and babysitting will be Tues., Wed. A the summer series "Work in the available if requested by the morn- Thurs. Evening Word" being taught by theing of Aug. 11. Classes in Dance, Santa Fe Santa Fe Reverend George Betz. interim Everyone is invited to attend. Drama A Art pastor. Each week's study is self- A Exercise contained. The Wednesday and 908-665-1235 Thursday sessions will study iden- 1790 Sirin|fi«N Nt* Pratfidtnce 908 464 5916 144iSpringfbM*M tical content, although discussions Summer will vary based on questions and sale at Parker Gardens SCOTCH PLAINS — After another successful season of providing the area's largest and most unusual selections of trees, plants, shrubs and home accents, Parker Gardens of Scotch Plains is thank- Union Hospital ing its loyal patrons during Customer Appreciation Days, held Aug. 5- 9 at the popular 14-acre gardening center located at 1325. Ten-ill Rd. : "Just as well cared-for plants; reward their gardeners in the; tradition of caring form of visual appeal and landscape enhancement, all of us at' Parker Gardens would like to! reward the customers who have; helped us enjoy another banner; year," said Steve Parker, owner of' Parker Gardens. During Customer! 60th A Appreciation Days, he said, shop-: pers will experience savings of up; 1944-2004 to eighty-percent off the center's entire assortment of annuals. hi addition, for this special, lim-: ited-time event, Parker Gardens' customers can take up to forty- Union Hospital has a long and proud tradition percent off total purchases on all regular-priced items in stock. This of delivering the highest quality health care. includes hundreds of varieties of perennials, a wide assortment of Founded Memorial Osteopathic Hospital in 1944. traditional and unusual plants, trees and shrubs, as well as one-of- the hospital began as a small infirmary housed a-kind home accents such as bird in a Victorian mansion in Elizabeth. houses, vases, hanging baskets, fountains, sculptures and much more. Parker Gardens has been serv- In 1962, it was expanded to an 82-bed facility in ing homeowners for 50 years and Memorial the historic "five points" section of Union, where. has won over 70 horticultural Osleopathic Hospital awards in distinguishing itself as 1944 for the last 42 years, it has grown to meet the a leading gardening specialty retailer. The expert staff is known health needs of the community. for furnishing valuable advice to homeowners on plant selection, maintenance and design. 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Mf, aamfipm in Scotch Jobs available in over 150 CARPENTRY Unron CVy ortice looking P T Fnendly. outgoing person & The Record Press liabil careers, plus: Licence a must Vehicle scfiedute FVase fan re for fnendty, organised in MORTGAGE needed for a receptionist Plains for 3 children. IIWB-OUL sumeto position in a Chuoptactic ity shall be limited to a Must have own car Eng ' Enlistment Bonuses for to get to work F.»n m di> CLERICAL- PT dividual iof fi position. phasrs of fentorte'ing PROCESSORS office in Ctialfiam. Hours adjustment for the cost o W*g. req'd. 90*232*1; certain careers General office duties. Will E*p*tience req 1 the space occupied by the MM6M341 \t tar. tools. Mjt-r.l f rij . Fu« Tim* * Part Tim* ore 2:J0-8pm arx) Saturdays * Up to $10,000 Student Ham Comp e«p nee. DELIVERY Ptmtmm CJ* 732-7*24*96 Out rapidly evpanamg fi error and wilt not be liable Loan Repayment Linden office. Up to 35 M. /efs H-'S t'n\ironnit?(it fiom 8 30 lpm. HMW for failure to publish an ad. CHILD CARE nancial organu'cilian has call 973-635-3100 or fa« P/T. MF 3-6:30, Westfield " Up to 100% Tuition as- rirs/wk. Flen hrs.. some PERSON FENCE inimediyte opportunities 1 sistance for 2 girls (11 4 5) & bo CASH GRANTS- Sal mornings CaM Rirtti Installers. Laborers for experienced bubl'nmc * High Tech training • 9M-S23-23M (5). Own car, English 2004! Sub contractor & Sales hom«p«D • u a>a .com MoiTgnge Processors Wt* speaking. 908-65*99?7 High scnoo! grads age 17- 1800262 324'J offer ;in eict?Ilt.jrn salary CHRISTIAN DATING 27 call 1S0O-423USAF Private. Government grants SECRET FRIENMHI* SERVICE. for Personal bills. School. anil benefits package. or visit AIHFORCE.COM CONSTRUCTION DENTAL Pita** fax lo tttn.: Nairn SHOPPERS 100.000 Members since Business, etc. $47 billion Sider. Rootet helper. Year round FITNESS HVAC SERVICE 1989! Countless relation dollars left unclaimed 973^325-2434. U.S. AIR FORCE work. NJ Driver's license a ASSISTANT US MORTGAGE EXCHANGE NEEDED ships 4 marriages. Thou DRIVER: 2003. Never Repay. Live must. 90S-3224M02 TECHNICIAN /INSTALL CROSS INTO THE BLUE FT in Cranford office If you are interested in Immediate opening. p 271 Ml. Pt*a«ant Ave.. lot Store Evaluations. Gel Paid sands Of current mem- $1,000-$1.200 WEEKLY operators. 1-MO42O- Must be friendly and reli bers. Call for a (tee 8331 art. SO Health & Fitness, have ence preferred. Willing to W. Or»nse. NJ lo Shop Local Stores. Quarterly bonuses, Shon able. X ray license teq Hcstaurants & Theaters, information package 1 Haul Pay. Layover S, De ASSISTANT CUSTOMER computer skills A an out train 90S-347-3523 800437-1931 If you can compute, calculate, Nm can CMto at: going personality. Curves Tinning Provided. FieuDle lention Pay. Comprehen- CERT. TEACHER S7-0360 Hours. Cmail. requited. sive Benefit Package coordinate and communi SERVICE/SALES has PT positions available OFFICE cate. we need you to in to teach prrvate Kindergarten Unique oppty. for fnendly. in Berkeley Heights 140O-S8S-9O24 »t. C252 ClassA CDL Required 90»232-01TS DENTAL 90S-2*6-1177 INSURANCE MANAGER + PSYCHIC* Call Smith Transport at terrace with our clients. outgoing customer sen/ 1888-4676484 or visit vendors and staff. Related ice/sales reps. Previous ASSISTANT Insurance Agency Seeks KT S*Jpnv Boo^c^wiji pliones SIMPLE WORK/ our website at experience essential CLERICAL sales experience pie FREE GOLF FT Licensed CRS Fan / fihng Miciospfl Word ^ TAROTCARD BuS> Scotch Plains o Ft Mon Triurs, J eves Resume To 732^13-8779 WMtlMd 908-2321519 ft?ned. Must enjoy meet Pleasant upscafo otticp no Pro Shop Cashier and Gold Excol. Good seif starter of www.smithtranspon.com FT PT, bilingual. ie TOP PAY READINGS ing new people and be eiponpnce necess,if> Fan Course. Rangers needed. fice e*[> n must call 908 Honest Workers Needed t'censp preferred able to work independ- ntuma to: MM-27348M Scotch Hill CC. CaN MaV 233 2699 lo Assemble Reftigera- *MRS. D+ DRIVER/ParMlme BANQUET Foe appL Cal 9084WV203S ently. Salary plus incen 323-6700 *222. Up to 20 hrs/wk. Morning & w can KW-273-1720 tor Magnets. Senous I Guarantee to Help tives. Hex hours—retirees LAUNDRY Workers ONLVI National afternoon runs. CDL Clas: CLERICAL and young moms wel PAVING Remove all Bad Auras C license, clean driving SERVERS DENTAL F/T WAREHOUSE Monio Assemblers, 1- & Bring Love, Good Weekend work. Will F/T temp position- General corned Well tram the PERSON Large Nan union pnvmg 0/0 549 36-10 RC#1007 record, exp. with Seniors right individuals. Call Chris High end fabric company in Fortune & Clarity train. Position available office duties, excellent ASSISTANT Berkeley Hts seeks ware- Weekend woik, nights. req'd. Caring, compas ©908.273-2828. ert 101 niach»ie operator, Into Your Life. sionate personality essen end of August. Must communication & com PT. for fnendly office, ex- house help. Pick & ship Must have own trans. have own trans. puter skills. Send resume perience preferred, but will small parcels, some client Engftsn speakr^, Cal 90B Class A lie. £»c pay A TEACHERS 908-789-3043 tial. For further info, con UncoMi Mercury tienefits Contact HjnilitKiey foi tact JENNIFER at 90S464- Cad 90*4640300 to email Qao9cnp6ecl.com train. Hours flexible. Fax contact via telephone. Cal 4&W300 ask fa Diane for prano, woeKJwtnds A Open Daily 9-9 , Of tax 90*3254460 68 River Rd. Summit resume to 908€65-9575 Rodert 906464-1177. e*t 18. Mew* 9MBMMBB «117 guitar Catt 90>«64Bt» Since 1960 / 8217 V DRIVERS: :FIDEDICATED TEAMS NEEDED! Northeast Re- gional/Dedicated Runs JINAMERCAN Company Drivers 4 O/O BABYIITTER/COMMNKm NO CANADA! ALSO Hiring REVOLUTION lor 11 >T. ok) girl after school OTR Company-0/O-Solos- in ray Scotch Plains hone. Teams. J.-80OCFIORIVE, Beg. 97 Valid DL 4 Eng. www.cfidrive.com spkg. 973451-2083. DRIVERS BABY-SITTER Driving School graduates For 2 inlants in our Clark needed! Tuition reim- home, Mf. English speahng bursement. Up to 37 & ref.'s req'd. non smoker cents mile. No waiting for prefd. 201339-4133 trainers. Pay on delivery. Guaranteed hometime. BABY-SITTER/ USA TnickiM NANNY WANTED •O0-237-4442 Foi my 2 children (3 & 2) in my Fanwood. NJ home. 3 DRIVERS days/week. 7:30am-5pm. PT/FT for Cranford limo F.xcellent pay including bonus pay. Call Kathy or service. Must be 24 or Mark at 908-322-3453 older with good driving record. Can earn $15+ per hour. Retirees welcome. BABYSITTER 9O»272-MM Part time in my Springfield Maka tin top pay for every tionie. driving a must. mile or take their sign on Refs. req. 917-364-9268 bonus and earn less every CHILD CARE- After school week! t.43/mllel nanny M-F 3-7pm ASAP. HEARTLAND EXPRESS $14/hr. Exp., car 4 ref. 1-M6-2S2-5M1 req'd. 90S-317 3100 Krww.hHr1iandcxprMi.com CHILD CARE After school supervision & kmmmw driving foi gills 12 & 15 in ADMINISTRATIVE my Westfield home. Must have own trans. Students ASSISTANT/ 4 Seniors welcome. RECEPTIONIST Mt-2334676 Mountainside law firm seeking administrative as- CHILD CARE sistant/ receptionist Good For 2 children ages 12 & computer & organizational 6 in my Berkeley Heights skills, along wrtfi excellent home. Mon.. Tues.. communication skills. PT to Wed . 7-5. Must have car. FT hours, flexible. Fa* re- iret.'s. 90&464-O021 sume to: 90&301-9O43 REPORTERS ALL» REASONABLE •«§ FFERSACCEPTED! 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I €-8 Record-Press August 6, 2004 •TXTTT SPRINGFIELD •T HELP WANTED • No. Sato by owner. WESTFIELO 2 BR apt close TREATMENT Com* prop.4eR Col. 1/2 to train. 1st fir of 2 family, fin. Mmt. CA. 2. friendly orUiodon S acres - Wooded Tug Hill h* ft.. «tnd moWmg. Can't use it! Let us sell it off street parking, by train fice - 3 units avail. 700. vated. $1500/ mo * utile. 2:3O-6pm M-f, tK office, organized, com setting- $12,900 POCKET! Willing to train 973-37& ..ydnf/f/ A for you. Sales A Rentals. station. $t4S0mo*i sec. 201-40141T7 350 4 250+/ Sfl. ft.. 2nd 908-313*890 8210 or fax resume to puter ll(«ra(e p«f Walk to State Land, finest $464,900. Cat 9OS56 We can help you. Largest Avil.now. 908-591-6426 fir., avail, immed. Cell «:3Oanvl:3bfxn Mf Hours 9-3. no. e*p. re- snowmoOiling. mlns to Stal/V—Ml Pn»< S73 25&O415 1878 or 90B-414O351. Clearinghouse .__ ^Spacious 2BR IHJSOW WESTFIELD AREA- 5 rms. 2 quired. Will train. (73- Salmon River & U Can fMO-UMMT • 1 BR apt. newly family house. 1st Roof for 37*3*03 Ontario! Perfect for apt, freshly painted, painted $1195 me I, hl/h IYHTB- Medical of rent. Living mi, Dining rm. Starting September _ _ Adult Commun W/D hook-up, oft st.& parking. 97J635-5728 act Terr, 973-467-0838 camp/cabin getaway! floe space for sub lease. kitcti., 2 Bedrooms, Park in Contact EZ termsl Wont Last) 55* starting at f22.00O irking. Si200 + Utils. Days/97J428-6191 Eve. SptngleU fee. 10OD 34 fl the back, no pets. Close 1-789-2649 1180,000. Single • Mulli 2 M. BR, LR. OR Lease weeHy. mot* a yea*, to train, schools & shop- CLERICAL HELP AffortfaK* COMPANIONS family home in South* HMtMe-Lovely and spacious .EIK. W/D .walk to town/ utt. mcl. Call •OMM-2772 ping center. $1900/ SUMMIT YMCA P/T and F/T poatxms a.ad. N.J. CRAMKMW 1 Bdr. apt., 3Bd, 2Bth, EIK. If/dr train, K'Sno pets. $1500 month -» Utilities SOS-241- *• Agency SLOVAKIA** CM CROWROAOT REALTY Aflet School Child Care R Live ."Out 9OMS4-5M* TIM HIU CABIN walk to train, bus. down- combo on great street. &util. avail 8/1. 5IB64 • Prime office 7041 2:30-6pm (i*f, ftemote Catt 90^4«S-7M9 8 Acres • $29,900 town, $1200. incl. neat & $1350 +utils. Avail, im 5691 space. 2O0 to 800 sq. ft.. KMW New Adirondack style HW, 90&49O0828 med. EftJ close to GSP plenty of WCXTFIELD WRTHSiOt. randi, p • nert lo Berkely 2 fir.. Kit..parking. 908-272-8698. At Your Service cabin in Redfield. NY. Heights: 4Dr. 3 ba, in-law 38R, S'/'.BA. LR. kit. w/ am of early pm shifts CHAMFOftO 2 Bdr. apt., off LR.2BR, h/hw. gas & kitchenotie, C'A. semi firv DRIVER Pet sitting Erranos. Trans Ideal wooded setting suite. BEAUTIFUL 1+acre street parking, no pets. 1BR. Ig kit. elec. ac & refrig. gar.,FRENCHTOWN Retail store. ished osmt, fenced yard, 8:3O11:30am. Mr near State Land & *719,OOOobo CDL requited, tst. cor' portation, etc. Call avail. 9/1, $995/mo, + LR. gar., walk-in closets, near trans. No pets 832 sq. ft, sales floor neai parfc & transportation. Starting September Salmon River! Best 9C»2779O94or pan, S0O2623245 S0S2764OS9 util. 908-276-2385 new W/D & refrg $1,200 N/S. avail 7/1 $1,400/ plus 426 sq. ft. ot 12200/mo. Avail Sept 1st. HocfcCtbnWnCWafl snowmobilingl Terms 201-291-5207 rv msg Varied shifts, will tram mclelec STOWIMt mo. 1 *no sec. Call fice/storage t, two 16 sq. 90»7S74HH after 12pm avail! Act now! 100- CRANFORO - 2 BR apt.. 2' ft. display windows Prime e, 9062713330 U48 260-3S7*. LONAHILLTW* fir.. $95O/mo. + utils., UNDEN • 1 BR apts.. ht. hw SOS-279-7O44 HANDYMAN ^BABYSITTING* location in historic Gem WetlfleW Small colonial By a loving Moni in m» www.mooiarlnarlana1.eain •T0WMR n/s. lVi mo. sec., avail. incl.. gar., $875/mo. iTI F Scott i ftws Oftje. 20 Ir/ CM 73234OO1O0 building. High ceilings. 2BR, 1.5BA. Completely Union home. 25 years 4BR, 2 Vi BA. many extras 10/15. S0»27«4M» LOCATIONS. My hardwood floor, buiftin Minor repairs, paintmg Colonial. 5min NYC trains. * to townNVC renovated Near town and eSmal house, lero mail info to ttiem. S3, 5 ref.'s CHII Sulley at: hookup, off street parking w/ private bath. Central AI nd turn ocftwrMu m 2 car Garage $419,000 call CRANFORO - duplei. lovely vated. $1250. 1 Mi sec&utt. days/wk. Pleasant office. INSURANCE / 908-447-1655 this newspaper is sub- 90»6650591 or 90S464 $900 1- utils. 1.5 mo sec UNION- 2" fl.. 2 family, up- business location. Close 90ft 7890625 Aiei.tnmed. " >7S*«ie 12 2 only 5485 area, 3BR apt., screened Avail now. 908-241-0347 dated kitchen, offstree to railroad station. Avail ject to the Federal Fair front porch, yd., bsmi, 9/1. possibly earlier. CAREOIVER Excellent Housing Amendments parking, no pets, no WOMEN'S CLERICAL ROKUE - tT OWNER close to schools, transp. UNDEH-3BR. 2ba. Close to smoking. SOS-SMO73S •OB-273-21M References. Experienced. Act ana the New Je-fsey & shopping. $1225/mo. + train.$1200.4ut)l/sec.973. European tielp. 9OS45&39S3 Civil Rights Low, which Cape Cod, 3-4 BR. 1 BA, Ig. CRANFORDHouSe to Share, 2 FITNESS kitchen, asking *190.000 utils. 1% mo. sec. Avail 3792598or90»37O5675. WESTFIELO - 1st fl. of 2 faro WESTFIELD AREA <4000sq. make it iiifjgai to adver- 9/1. Call office number iry, 3BR. LR. DR. KIT. W/D ft. amo iepa» space/ storage. rooms, snared kit & BA not> tise any preference negotiable. MM-24MU* UNDEN- 3BR apt. in 2 fam- smoking. 9OM6340M CENTER CWLOCARE -16 >TS. e«p, Lov 7323*13434 ily house, quiet area, near hook- ups * garage $2000/mo. 90*51SO0W Oi ing mom. in my Fannood limitations or discrimina- SCOTCH PLAINS - By Owner SISOO/neg, 9087892649 90*812^3000 Seeks an energetic, out I.-m. Ml. tl I.T:i r train station. SOSSSa-7444 RAMWAY/CLARK- responsibte Itoiive Small w of other chil tion based on race. 3 BR. 2 BA unique Colo- wmtown SUM—* No fee! going, friendly person to : <•, 90*664-1422 WESTFIELD - 1st fl.o f 2 fam- female, own BR. no smok dren ReK 9088898163. color, religion, sex. na- nial spill or quiet south- 3 block walk to tram, LGNEW PROVIDENCE- 6rm apt meet & greet members. tional origin, handrcap, 1BR w/study. 1 parking & ily 3BR. LR. DR. KIT. W/D ing. no pets, must like dog. demonstrate gym equip side cukJesac, C/AC • basement in 114 duplen, fami'iai status, creed, 30»lfl Great room opens driveway, $1295 per mo. $1900/mo. Utils A heat hook- ups £ garage Beffcehn Hei0ite- Sept 1 $650, nw. 732-34OO1S1 merit & perform front desk ELDERLY CAKE LIVE OUT ancestry marital status. 973-7153960 $1500/neg. 908-789-2649 functions. Sales exp. A English Spk European women to parkhke backyard, A not included. Avail 9/1 3BR. 2BA. 2 car gar . c/a, Summit Seeking roonate to computer savvy a plus. gd cook Housekeeper. Exp. afiectiortcj! or sexual frpls. hdvsd. firs., upgrades ELIZABETH Ehnon Section Call Helen SOS-4S44BM gas heat. $2100 + utils, share duplex $600mo Flexible PT schedule. refs (TMI trans. 732742-6771 orientation or national- Principles only. Appt. 90ft 1' fir. modern 3 BR apt..N. PLAINnELD - Victorian $ 1st floor one bedroom no pete CM MeV4<4-2091 +util walk to train some weekends Will ity or an intention to 8896040 $599,000 in 2 fam.. off st. prkg.. ht. rms. 1 BR. formal Dfl, den, apartment Available irn call Robin 90*230-3343 make any such prefer- mediately near transporta- CLAJMC. Ranch. 3BR, tin train Call 904-66^8916 EUROPEAN CAM Wind Oaf PA- Mult Comm. incl , $1100 10»2*»40tl $950 + Jtls. NO PETS. SOS bsmt. nice area $1800 •TWW-M7-27M ence, limitation or dis- S61-60Haner6. tion $1100 NO PETS T' WESTFIELD- looking for fe- Companions. Hcnisekfiepng. crimination. Familial choice of 2 beautiful lake ELIZABETH - Llmora Sec 232-1SS2 an.5 1 Si mo. sec. 906-654- Oiikteare. front homes. Spectacular 6533 or 906-209-3492 male to share 3 BR home, PART TIME status includes children tion 1 BR apts.. ht. hwPtTTSTOWN- Very clean, near train. $600 + utils. LA*noul Reliable. Bonded under tho age of 18 liv- setting priced to sell incl., $825 90&35M135. large LR. BR. NO Smok WaetfleM- 2BR. 2" fir close 973 i"77-0267 call Bob for info. ing/Pets, includes heat/hol to trans. Lf. kitchen. 1BA HOME FOR SALE Call 900-317-0172 ing with parents or legal Sardwootf MUST SEE ! 2 fl CRANFORO VETERINARY WWW.LEKOrJ.NEr custodians, pregnant 61O38J.-6024 water, storage. Avail immed. 9OS-233-SS47 Leave msg CLERICAL 26R. LR. KIT, LG walk in $900moSO»73O-T7W. Crirmg. 3BR, Colonial close women and people se- closet, cable & utils incl. WESTFIILO • 2 BR. EIK. LR, to town, schls & N\ PT Grtho offce M^i ASSISTANT & HOUSE CLEANING Polish curing custody of chil- full BA, $1100 + utils. V e*penenc.e net:<*ssr $925mo+l Vj sec. Refs ROSELLE • 1 BR apts.. start transp. Offers a new Kit MOUNTAINSIDE - private ent. lady, e*p. refs. o*n trans. dren under IB. ing at $795, ht, hw Incl. fir. 90S-233-972S w/granite bar that opens Rahway Fa* resume U> RECEPTIONIST Margaret 908/42&209S ALL CASH PAIDIII required. NO PETS. 908- bam, BR, nV*. 1595/ mo,, h:s nowspaper will not 789O026. Please call 732-340O100 to FDR w/buirun cabinet. LR uci. md.. sec. S0M6471M knowingly accept ony For single & multi-family WESTF1ELD • 2nd fl 5 rms homes & vacant land RoeeMe 1BR, garden apt. oil hrdwd flrs thru out heat & w/fplc. ndwd firs, ne* WILL CLEAN- Your house advertising for real es- GARWO0D • 1BR apt in sm. trash included, no pets, wndws. root & extenoi paint SmaM Room tor Rant in tate which is in violation Fast closings! Call to- friendly complex. Heat & hot street partung. laundiy fadlfies. DENTAL or apt., able to do laundry, day! l walk to trains, off street in 2003. French drs from LR Cranford. S135 mt. good ref.'s. Call Canran of the law Jo report water incld. No pets, Work- utfc ind. 1 * sec SSOOmo, ERASUMJn 908-2728037 park.. $1350 per mo. avail. lead to deck & yart) with Um/Hc 90*931-1397 ASSISTANT •t 908-65*0210 discrimination call the out & laundry room onste. 7/1 90*2321962 above ground pool. Office of Fair Housing REALTY AGCNCV, $1005. 908-7899198 SPRIN0F1EID • Furnished For practice in ciarv. Health 908-322-44M •469,900. POLISH WOMAN will clean and Equal Opportunity ROSELLE PARK 1 BR Garden WESTFIELO - T floor of 2 room, separate entrance care benefits available. QARWOOO- 1BR. center of family, spacious 2BR. LR. BURODORFF REALTORS Pending or active certifica Cd fo ifovit 0 yaw home & office. Refs. of the US Department town, walk to everything, Apt. hdwd. firs., off-st prkg, & bathroom, utils. cable of Housing and Urban • tarhoawm , quick DR. kit., off st. prKg, heat WNthHDMn incl. $65O/mo Avail. 9/1 tion in radiology required. Car & Exp.! 90*962 2S64 c»M*l safe neighborhood, walk utilities me . $8759OO/mo 90»2334065 Boulevard Development (HUD) at 1.5 mo. sec. 9C»272^037 inc. $1350/mo. 90*789 973-376-1839/lV. M*C> Send resume to 1-8OO-669-9777 The HUD Jackto SS1-2SS4U2 up 2" fl.. $77O/mo. No 2649 PO Box 5852 Veterinary S*nhm CompanhmaMp/care ITY telephone number pets. S0O273-24S* ROSELLE PARK- 2BR. 2" fl of SUMMIT: Room for rent Clark NJ 07066 l^e-^^/llvD-out. Provided by WESTFIELD- 3rms.. close to NEWPR0WDEHCCAvail,9/l for tho hearing im- 6ARW0OD 1 BR, HTHW, three family, no pets, avail $125 per week. Call 90S- Clinic Exp, European Ladies. trans.. $895 + ultils., n/s 3BR. 2oa. all appl. mod. yd. paired is 212-708-1455, w/w. nr trans. & shop, just immed., $925/mo. Refs & 59*0522 90*9311S41 SO»47»M11 gar.$2200.&util.90&79O1171 DENTAL 9OB-276-1661 painted. NO SMKG. NO credit chk PETS, ivi mo, sec. $875 Av. Pen> Close to allWESTFIELD - 4rnis & Oath. SCOTCH PLAINS- 4br. 7 ba.. ASSISTANT walk to train, no pets, 1 'A fenced in yard, garage. PT, Xray lie. req a. Up- Golf front hem* now. Call trans. No pets. Avial. now. tltS,MO. Spectacular 2F1. 2BR. 1BA, Eik. LR. sun mo. sec, Sept 1 $1000 + close to NYC trans. scale genera) practice in A NO DOWN PMT LOAN 0ARWO0O 2BR. 2" fir of 2 porch. SM office. W/D HK in Lftfls S0S-23M975 $2.1OO/mo. Call Donna Summit. Call Jill 90ft- Call Today To Qualify For new Carolina Mtn home fam. DW. W/D HU. off St. on 18 hole course near BSMT, storage. »12OOmo+l WESTFIELD Apartment 908-233-7177 273-UOO and/or f»« r«- a Special NO-Money pkg. close to shop & trans., V4 mo sec. 908-245*536 oi •wna 9O»273-9522 FARM FORECLOSURE! Down Low Closing Cost Asheville NC. Enjoy mild rec, updated. Avail. ImmeO.. available August, great Ruillng Twp HuntM't 908-2338204. SUMMIT- 2 family house, Ctoulng: Beautiful 2BR. P/T POSITIONS 10 Acres - $24,900 Conventional mort- climate, great golf, low $13O0/mo. & 1 V. mo. sec. house, short walk to train, 2BR, Irg finished attic of Babyittten if 8:30 am Gorgeous Mohawk Valley gage. Act Now While taxes & low cost of liv 908233-6486 ROSELLE PARK Spruce St. H235. 1.5 mo. sec. No 2BA. private end unit. free, bsmt, 1V.-BA. 3 sea Boasts new carpet & MEDICAL 12:30 pm. mm, 3 days/Ak.i acreage! Woods, fields, Funding Losfsll Call ingl Huge savings going 1" fl.. 1 Bdr. apt., owner pets, no smoking. son porch, quiet streets, nmw i commercial exp. ptf • views! T*n rd, elect! Ami* Jofl* at Ivanhoe on now. Call toll-free 1- 3 floor 1BR. No occupied, walKup attic, 90*2324655 paint, W/D. A/C. FP, sky- pets. N/S. Avail 9/1 parking, no smoking 90S- light's pool. tennis. T1ONIST CouiMfcm.W 2:30/36 pirn Terms! Hurry! 877-8155263 Financial Inc. 866-3343253 x 715 roof deck, utils Incl. NoWesMeM * Crenford. beau 273-2476 Te*ch»r • Attti (MF,2:30 Aww.upstaneNYIand.com www.cherokeevalleysc.com $600+utils. Water sup- smoking, no pets. $900. $1400mo+utlis+sec de- FT/PT for pleasant 7 days/24 his. Ton ft—- plied. 1 'A sec 908-789- tiful efficiency* 1BR 908- posit. NO Smoking, NO group practice. Will 6:0Opim 1-877-209-9495 Avail. 9/1. 908-259-9171 51*0004 or 90*812 ORLANDO LUXURY RESORT 1266. after 5 p.m. Pets. Avail 9/1. Call 908- train. FLORIDA. NAPLES- Live on VILLAS 2.3.4 bedrooms 3000 PUBLISHER'S 832-5938. 90»464-0123 Competitive Salary the water! Lunury homes CHATHAM TWP. 1 Cedar $94,900 • $161,900 FULLY JWWOOft. L»p 1BR, MiSCOTCH PLAINS - 1 or 2 BR from $150h. Close to Lane, charming cape. 3BR. baft, EK. Lfl. DR no pe» apt., finest residential WmffleM Huge 2BR, NOTICE Apply: Weslfield "V. FURNISHED. Use/ then beacli. Condos. goffing 2BA. EIK. FR w/ frplc. Front rent to vacationers. Lake *dt*«ffSi ao«7e» area. 9OS-2S1S0T5 DR, laundry room, close All residential real estate Attn: HF! Department communities, sales/rentals to train, big yard, hard RECEPTIONIST porch, attachect gar. Quiet Marion a Resort Commu advertising in this news 220 Clark Street Call SIM Mylwlie SCOTCH PLAINS -Sunny 2 floors. & carpeting. Pet wanted Bilingual, FT/PT with yard, great neighborhood. nity Sales (888) 382-0088 i 3 m apL $8Bf>'niip»* BR. 2" fir., of 2 fam. paper is subject to the Ml* Westfield, NJ O/O90 Qutf Br»«» RE $464,000 BY OWNER /Rentals (877) 6O4-35O0 OK $1500. 9O&377- medical terminology a plus. or fa« 908-232-3306 239-21&4444 9734SS-12M . I rm 9BC. tto F«K Nrx $1175/ mo. + utits. Call 7707 Federal Fair Housing Act LBI Beach Havvn- 3BR apt. Cad 9M4SS-5000 wwwJakemarion.net 908-789-5158. the New Jersey Law seconds from beach. Against Discrimination and $1500 for 8/7-8/14 or Pennsylvania Human 8'21-8/28. Relations Act TTiese laws 908-654-0725 prohibit discrimination in ihe sate, rental or financing ol ORTLEV BEACH , NJ 2BR. dwellings eat in kit.. LR. C/A, nw W&D, furnished deck. gas The Fair Housing Act grill. $110O/week. Call makes it illegal lo advertise 9OS-2764738 "any preference. limitation discrimination because of P0C0NOS LAMEHKWTBig Bass race, color religion, sex Law, 4BR. 2ba. beach S boat handicap, familial status. $1100. per «k. 732-5741037 w national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation, or cfecnminaliofi Familial status Includes children under CERTIFIED the age of 18 living wth 20" ANNIVERSARY SALE parents or legal guardians: WESTRELD ANTIQUES INSTALLERS MEDICAL ASSISTANT pregnant women, and 510 Central Av». people securing custody of Wattfleld Permanent PT for occupational med- children under 18 90S-232-38«a Replacement window installers iciil pructice. Must he organized, able to 20% off all nwfchandlial Post Your In addition to the protec- needed with experience in exterior handle a fast paced work environment. tions noted above. New CLOSING THE DOORS SALE Experience required. Jersey law prohibits PARSE HOUSE ANTIQUES capping. discrimination based on 1833 FRONT STREET creed, ancestry, marital STAGE HOUSE VILLAGE Contact: Local Job status, effectual or sexual SCOTCH PLAINS Fax: 732-499-8128 or orientation, or nationality, 908-322-9090 Anthony and Pennsylvania law 3OV50% OH Everything Call Elaine prohibits discrimination on Tust.-Sun., 11-5 the basis of age. disability Ooora Lock Oct. 1", 20O4 „ 732-388-8258 732-499-0606 ext. 125 or ancestry

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Volvo Ferrari joins luxury car row looks for Racing legend Roger Penske is opening Edison dealership everyday EDISON - With the addition lion. The property taxes paid to of the state's only Edison should rise from the cur- Maserati/Ferrari dealership, rent $51,697 to approximately heroes Edison will be the destination for S226,5OO. high-end luxury car buyers Up to S200 million in sales are PRNewswire — Do you know throughout the mid-Atlantic expected at the site, as well as a local hero — a person who is region. 100 permanent jobs. seeking to improve the quality Mayor George A. Spadoro Beyond the direct economic of life, safety or the environ- joined United Auto Croup benefit of an increased tax rat- ment of others? Chairman Roger Pensko, the for- able, Spadoro sees additional Volvo Cars of North America mer race car driver, and New economic benefits from Penske's has begun calling on people to Jersey's auto retail trade associa- investment in the township. nominate a hero they know in tion President Jim Appleton July "When this dealership is the nation's largest annual 21 to unveil Penske'.s plans to opened, Edison will have 12 luxu- search for and celebration of build a large Maserati/Furrari ry car dealerships all within a 2- everyday heroes. One hero will showroom on Route 1 South in mile range on Route 1," Spadoro e\'en receive a new car every Edison. said. "Beyond making us New three years for life. There will also be & Lexus deal- Jersey's luxury car dealer corri- Now in its third year, the ership at the site. dor, this trend will help our local Volvo for Life Aivards is a grass- Currently, car buyers have economy. These well-off car buy- roots public service program their choice of many luxury mod- ers will come from all over the that honors hometown heroes els ar dealerships in the town- mid-Atlantic. They will also stay with SI million in contribu- ship. Ray Catena sells Infiniti, in our hotels, eat in Edison tions. Through Jan. 10, Volvo Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar, Aston restaurants and shop at our invites people to submit hero Martin and Porsche models and stores. This is in addition to the nominations at www.volvofor- BMWs can he found at Open permanent jobs this dealership lifeawards.com. Road BMW. will create," he added. During the nomination peri- Spadoro described the pro- "I am very happy to welcome od, Volvo will profile select posed dealership as "another Roger Penske and United Auto nominees on www.volvofor- success" in the administration's Group, a Fortune 250 company, to lifeaivards.com and in the economic redevelopment efforts Edison's corporate community," media. Volvo is conducting this along Route 1. said Spadoro. "It is just the latest program to bring attention to "Transforming a former truck example of why Edison is a the outstanding contributions stop, with undervalued ware- regional jobs center, which led individuals make to their com- houses and environmental the federal government to desig- munities and to inspire others cleanup needs, into a showcase nate the region as the New York- to do the same. dealership for such luxury cars as Newark-Edison statistical metro- In February 2005, Volvo will Ferrari, Maserati and Lexus will politan area." select 100 semi-finalists who create significant economic ben- "When we searched throughout will receive a Certificate of efits for Edison and New Jersey," New Jersey for the most attrac- Merit to honor their accom- Spadoro added. tive location for our plishments. Volvo will then Based on figures for similar Maserati/Ferrari dealership, we select the top three finalists in luxury dealerships on Route 1, chose Edison because of its great three categories: safety, quality GEORGE PACCIELLO STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Spadoro expects the dealership location and its inviting business of life and environment. Edison Mayor George A. Spadoro, left, and auto racing legend Roger Penske arrive at a press conference to increase the property assess- climate." Penske said. "We look To learn more and to nomi- July 27 in a 2004 Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradale. The two announced plans to open a Maserati/Ferrari deal- ment of the 5.31 acre site from forward to being a part of Edison nate a hero, visit www.volvofor- ership on Route 1 in the township. SI.5 million to more than $7 mil- for a long time." lifeawards. com.

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China c«tb., w/ table pacts. good w/jackets, $50: Chaise BEDROOM FURNITURE Trad riiirrDred back & Ighted top cond.. $2bO: rmsc ilems. Lounge, wood, new pad, ctieiiy. 2 dresses, M" A/52' DINING RM SET Broyhil $500. Call 7328270058 908-578-9947 $20. 973 7317480 fontana Trench Country mirror. 58 men? dresser MOVING SALE Formal DR set. PA ipeaker cabinet* • 2 $400. 908-2330224 rectangular tbl.. 2 leafs. • DR SET-country china cabi- s;cle 2 arm chairs, all tl) net, buffet, table w/leaf & Lilian Allen Sofa, Love Seat, Qem Sound (ID range BEDROOM SO 19KTS. pads A. glass tbl. protecto 6 ctiairs. will sell sepa KiK hen Cab. on c Cond! $3000 Matt 4 tx>» spring, enh w/ Speahers 700 watti peak 0009086885200 908-889-5573 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER matt A bjrnper, bed railing. Includes Pyle Pro Power white wash wood. 6 ft. changing table. Singer Sew Amp 250 watte per chan- Bedroom Set DINING RM SET cherry, ta tall, glass doors. $300/ ing Mach.. • More! 908 nel Huffman Koas bit. leaf, 6 chairs china obo 909-206-0871 889«345 Asking Cherry bdrrn sr-t. •! post cabinet, buffo! $600. Mir Entertainment Unit modular queen size. 2 ijn-ssers w/ ror $50. Organ $150. 7 if MULTI-ROOMS - 3 Couches. iTEP MACHINE Like New! mirror. VGC ask $1500 fany lamp $140. A/C honey color finish, great 3 glass i, brass tables. 2 $'10.00 908-518-7663 $125. Catl 908*88-2738 storage, e»c, ccrnd, $500/ v.ood end tables 908-964- obo. Pictures available 7037 WHEELS W/TIRES BEDROOM SET Platform DINING RM SET L.quis 908 31 7O809 16\ gd cond.$75 ea. queen bed w -1 drawers, wrought iron, thick glass •Icnlc Set. 8 piece. 6 Debl)ie@-(973|673 headboard lias 2 attached top. 6 cushioned chairs ETHAN ALLEN QUEEN ANN chairs, rountl fiberglass 1010/(908) 2-11-7033. night-stands on each side. oig. $8000. Selling for DINING ROOM TABLE tnblp & umbrella. $276 lighted, v., 2 shelves A 2 $1850 Call 908-273-1768 cheery wood, rectangular. 90865-1 8756. drawers on each. Heac) 68"<<13", 2 arm chairs & 6 od Iron Bad Frame iQueen Dining room by Burlington side chairs. 2 extensions board is mirro/erj with 2 HO'-JS*,' T'HSIIO table, or Full) plus full mattress drawers & lighted. Solid and custom pads. Asking $450 Practically Nrw! Tfns Ill wr (| Lack '.tism, enmrj $1750 973 7010966 oak mode hy J. iloyi.!, Ar ' .ii:u.i.t! surver HigtiO'J is .ideal! 732-381-3301 18- PORTABLE DISH- morre w/6 drawers & 3 r WASHER almost now. - 5 j • i-if-/ coristr'jcfio i FORMAL DR European will od Iron Bfld Frame tQunmi shelves. Dresser *v ^ tipi $2 OCX) 908-646-8671 nut. oblong table, C 5.20O'OI.»O9OHH1G72-11J mirror f, 9 dia.'.ers. chairs, china cabinet, buf or Fulh plus Full mattress. Photography by Joan Barker $2500. 732-132 9686 DINING ROOM SET 'ICC $450 Pmctitalfy fJew! 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CD. like new. repair, neat quality work. 15 Whr. retabte. & net needs TLC $1000 obo MAZDA PROTEOt S2 Toyota CajUca 6T '»• $15.9001 wheels. e*c. cond »1700/otK). 153,800 mi., 110,900 SOS232-1S44 yrs. exp. Mark 90B68»a965 $3950. 732-259-9920 90S40O4185 AnOy HatchDack, whrte. 118k FORD 93 EXPLORER XLT 4 new tires, new starter. cond- Great sbrte> u 2nd car miles One owner, good VW PASSAT H as 4O 93 CMMK tMofatfo- V6. AUTO. 4kVD. FORO 91 CM) Wagaii 157k A*J PAINTING CO CMIW 1000 V6 Honda Accord LX '85. all SOS-4S4-42S7 Fuôaded. Pnoe condition, S49OO or best Sedan. 1.8 Ltr Turtso, auto mi. 15 passenger, 2005 Inf/Exr Powerwasriing 2 door. 58.300 mi. Asking Automatic mint cond. power. 117K. brand new Cal S0S2S1-2U2 offer, Rahway. Sports tires. AC. CO. 47.5K AM/FMj CO. ALL POWER W75O fifm 90MS4M& AM/FM, cassette stereo . S4. auto LOADED, 20OR HIGHWAY sticker runs good, very AKjrn/Vmyi Refrnsfitrtg 62.000k loaded $4950 a/c. p* & pi, ctmsf con- OMs Royale SS. 93 OaytkM 90»7S2 239S $11 150 90*7710487 ck?dn interior. $1500. Reas. FL»V tis 732-38*0717 b/o. 9OS337-1793 second owner, mint cond. MlLtS. BLACK. GHEY IN 98' Mere Qfand Maraud Li trol, moon-roof. 1 owner. 125k. 1 owner, ps. pb. a/c, TOYOTA COROLLA SS - WE StIY CARS. HIGHEST TERIOR. GOOD CONDITION 9086696999 no rust, »1795obo 90»3- food cond. 113050 mi DAVf S PROFESSIONAL Silver/Gray. At. dual F«r») C*MN>MW V6 3222322 or 908756*534 pw. pi, new front tires A 5spd. sunroof. 35 mpg, PRICES PAID. MA-$2,000 CALL 90*4644300 Automatic, mint cond. 62k 1400. S0SSS«»SS2 trans, needs some wort* AC. 125K. $1500 201 RANO • SONS AUTO FORD WlfVDStAH 96 newly PAfNI JOBS pwr seat, chmate control. FORD, EXPL0RER.94. Comm.-Reasonable Rates a&5. Ithf. ps, pw. pi. mi, loaded. $4950 b/o. HONOA ACCORD U '•»• all MAZDA PROTEOE »7 58K. $900 obo 908-233-24*9 216-SM9 / 9734434090 SALES. INC 50713 inspected. 1 owner. 112K. 973-164-3661 or90S«8&7007 am/fm cass, dual air bags. NMJM7N options, almost perfect, new AC. CD., alarm, pw. pi. ps. Plymouth '93 Acclaim AC. South Ave.. 150 South asking $2,500 tires, tuneup. no rust, just VOLVO 240 IMS Black w/ sremium wheels e*cl cond FORO CONTOUR 'M 4 dr. pb. e«c cond $4000 obo V6. AT, loaded. 73» mi.. teatner tan int. 168K. runs Aye.. Garwood 90*7099202 Improvement 68k. S7800O6O had inspection, only 48k ml 908-917-7949 like new, $1900- 908- auto, all power. AC. etc $25O0/bo S0B41V-W7T strong $900 S0*»7*«e7C Painting Co Free Est. Fulfy 90S2 72-4 739 cond. 94K mi. $2900/ot>o 925O869 oi ZOl-SSS-lSll daytinte CMC 'SS New er«in<>.50k. MERCEDES '77 2SOSE seals 8$1.800 Ins. Reas. 908-232-3557 ACCENT HYUNDAI US Steve 7U-M1.-7O74 M0N0A aviC 'SB - Auto Runs great. CD. P/W. sun AC. pwr Steer. Cass. 93K PONTIAC 00 FIREBIR&teai. 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M lulenr XLT, 1MT tatned, good snape. $3500 VOLVO 740 OL WAQON SS ORD RANGER XL1 99 4WD exc. cond.. new brakes, V8. 115k mi., great cond. condition. 75k 6 cyl. f 1800 90*486-3212 gray, leather int.. dealer SS Cliavy 4 dr. 35O eng.. 7014944 Free Est. 90&437O168 CaH MaVTtkVMU leather, silver/light gray. E»tendod Cab V-6. 4l,tre fully loaded. $11.000/obo feather, ps. pw. 2" owner PONTIAC Ofand Prt« SE serviced. P snrf., ht'd. AT. runs good. auto, loaded, clean. 66K mi. MHHWI0 HONOA OOrSSCV M must see. $9200. Call seats, cd. 115K. $1799,' JUDYS INTERIOR MINTINB $6200 obo. 90SS89O923 '2000 dart* green, very $5000/OBO 90&493 $10,500 9O872S2419 auto. V6. power pkfl., runs S0S-232-144S Bood cond. 77K hwy mi. obo 9C8654 5311 4850 Attention to Detail Acura 3.2TI, 2000- white FORO EXPLORER XLT 200* great. 87K, $11,500. CAR OONATIONS- Choose 27.400 miles, moon roof MERCEDES CLK 500 2003 fully loaded. $0600, Can VOLVO SSO 1994, *',i',p Hummet H2 03' Yellow. 9k. 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HoiTieJess, and many 908/769-8971 ACURA a-7 lnt«#» LS, back. 2 dr. auto, am/fm OerSm 8SS-3112C40 cass 12K mi $10,000f.rni $7B00. 908-889-5139. stereo cass. $400/obo. red. 2dr. 1 owner, e»c. tofation or use for parts. 4WD. AC. green, pwr pkg,. rnofe, • free fVk-up * 1 auto. 4 dr.. liatchback. iEEP M Orand CMrokee cond. only 32k mi. $3500 908«a7-9157 $1000 obo 90*4994231 80k mi.. $6000/obo. 395f RICH'S PAINTING PW. PDL. PS. PB. AC. CC. 908-48&9104 VOLVO '34 XCV70 AW0. White, garage kept, ask 9OS-7BSOB47 SAAB 9000CS 95* Cross Country wagon. 732 388 8549 days , eves Interior, Wallpapering, am/fm cassette »/eq., Fort MtMlMW Conv. 02'- GT mg $2000/OBO 90& HIVr BELA1RE 1957 • yel Free Estimates foglamps. 85k, MERCUHY GRAND MARQUIS 'k Green. 5spO- Ian rthr LOADED! 3' seat, dealer i tow wblack int.. 2 dr post MITSUBISHI MONTERO XLS [DONATE YOUR CAR...To Grey w/black Ithr. 5spd. 889*156 87 4-dr.. good condtion 5nrf pw. pi, al>s. S C. serviced, garage kept. 908/272-5473 $700-OBO Call 90&686- loaded, adult owned, ! 350. 4 spd. $13,500, obo '01 seats 7. 52H. loadeo, i trie Canrer lund of Amer LAMMOVCM MSCOVfR 1'«B 80K mi. $1,100 90& A new tires. 1351- mi 04,500 mi.. $14 500j 908653 1055 •SVVD. cared for. $14,500 ! ica Help fhose Suffeimg 7484 leave message. 8k. 4yr left on Ford ext.warr. 9O8 789-9420. $19,800 85K Ml. dual sunroof. ltn*r 27&785O call anytime $3100 obo firm. 90S4S4-4T44 With Cancer Today. Free ACURA 92 UCwtd 150«K new brakes. e*c. cond 90*51*0570 CHEVY CAMARO Z2S *S2 lowing ancl lax deductr 908-447-2625 MERCURY GRAND MAR- 'V0Ko"V70 "00 VVfiite Beige Just reMored. new bik me ToyoU T*com»01- SR5 PLASTERING mi., new tires/battery, $13,800 90»27»7071 QUIS '00 • White w/cust SAAB '97 900 Black. 5 dr.. AT. ci.iid wthr package, tour Die 180O835-9372 heated seats, sunroof, FORO TAURUS OL '97 6 taltic paint, rebuilt 350-1 33k. CD, A. C, bed liner. *s*s w.cfoa.org Sheet Rock- Patching LEXUS 2001ES 300 silver, navy roof, 21K. like new 5 spd.. AC, CO. 140k mi.. package, snrf. Ithr. 3 bolt auto. cam. headers, 908-925-244* Best offer. 908-693^693 cyl.. 108K. silver, la flared wheel wells. LKCI low mi, exc. cond. inside & out. $12500 Firm runs weli. very reJiaDle. seat, dim Ctrl, alum man, 650 carb. new, Cond. $11.900obo dio/cass.. $2,000 sold loaded. $23,500. 97343S-63S6 $2900. 908-23&6393 crj. p.»r evrythg, 73k Audi 200 Turto M Great sold sold . cond. [K»/rt?r, 39K. e*t war. e9»78k 2O1-SSSO93S TOYOTA "97 Rava 97k mi . cond,, 13.5O0ot)O Call power, working AC, 2dr. Call 1-800-876-7060 mi., custom Caribbean 8151620 or b/o. 90*627 2360 m $7500. OBO FWD, 4WD. tires, runs good $2500 90S-5 78-6402 $1000 obo 73581S162O Obo 9O&57&9316. blue, black inter., sport HONDA 03 Accord EX Lincoln Towncar '90. very 90*469-8200. Roofrack. AC, green. 908 today lor free into, pKg. w/ custom wheels, coupe. 14k mi., black 2336933 VW JETTA OLS VR-6 00 j SPA( Overstocked! good condition, power IISSAN Serrtra 87- 76k mi, v Au FORD '96 Pump 26.000 New 7-person spa- Loaded! rating suspense, end. w/black leather, stick, everything, asking $1500. mint cond. auto. Ready to TOYOTA 97 Tercel 45k nv I*, e^' *- 1o. All F'owPI I FfBlmtmmm GVWR, V8. 5 spd. split, 5 PARTNERSHIP FOR Includes cover, delivery & cond. $17,900. CM Gor- fully loaded. $19,100. Call 90*233-4977 drive. $1200 , obo. 90* AC. 5 spd . perfect cond., eicept seats. 25K mi. Cert. | CHEW BLA7ER LT 01 Blk yd. body. $17,500. 908 don Stt-311264O 908-735-2505 vehicle purch. frtim Dougkis w/Charcoiil leath. int.. ex COHSUUEH EDUCATION warranty. $2999. was LINCOLN TOWN CAR TOURMQ 337-3626 ong. owner. $62 75. 908 73W226. $5999. 688-397-3529 8899535 VW in 03. 1 year left on ] cell. cond.. 38K mi.. e» BMW 740IL 01'- Anthracite. HONDA 94 Civic EX 4df, EDITION 2000 showman Nl**an Swrtra GXE 2000- 5 warranty. Traction Control. I tended GM warranty. On- FORD XL PICKUP 'SS 76K. 48k. mint cond.. $38500 93k. all power, dk. green, cond-. fully loaded, mnroof. sp. man.. 99h nn.. baded. TOYOTA CAMRY 199* 4cyl. Monsoon Stereo, Premium I Star, moonroof. remote A/C. auto, bedlmer. cap. 90&303-6687 Vtec. $4200./0BO Call 5 disc CD, only 26K. ex. cond.. ask $4800. obo 147.000 ITO, $5000 Wheels, Sunroof. $13 295 I starter. $18,900 90& factory alum, wheels. 908-232-9399 $19 200 9T3-33S.3910 6OM290727 732-2454872 Cal 9OS273-9S2S tor Hb. ! 301O643 $1800.90*494-7679 C#C?jl 1 BMW XS 2001 4.41 - like 181 new, 37H, green e*t., MVWAU.CONHSUCT1ON auto-tiptronic. xenon Specializing In small jobs lights, prem. whls., dual I-W0-640-3969 A/C, hfd. seats, multi CD. dual front/side airbags. ABS (4-whl.). snrf.. roof i- iiw wiwwt m rac*. $34,900 973-701-7681 CAFFREY TREE SERVICE or tbJiemeK?patmedia.net Pruning. Feeding. Re- moval. Spraying- Free BMW XS aot 1» Lfce New. ONE& Auto. 14k. Back ext teathef THOMA7/ \ Mini- I hit n I S Est. Ins. TO8-W9-65W At lhowti\' Int. Roof rack. pw. pi. onjise. dual artags. heated memory DON* TREE KRVKE seats. CD. $42,000 Call 9GB • Best Prices* 6652636 aftef 8pm or email *Free Estimates* dpt63Stwtmail.com Financing • Fully Insured* 90»233-M16 BUICK 1*94 LE SABRE LTD beige. e»c. condition, all LINCOLN MERCURY leather, 33,000 mils, best ONLY NEW CREATIONS s 60 months TREE SERVICE - Bad Prteet offer. 9OC-276-4263. 906-322-0075 BUICK 87 LeSabre V6, 3.8. 2 at.. . no damage, AC, CLEARANCE WWW. RICH LEY & CO. PS. PB. lots of new parts, tlmcars com Tree Service just inspected, $500./BO 90&612-627 7 , Chips-Mulch-Stump 1 Bulck 98 Regal LS 4dr. Brand New 2004 Mercury I Removal loaded, leather. 49k mi.. All Wheel Drivel ! great cond.. $7495. 908- * 100'AK Terrain Crarte 361-6430. Mountaineer AWD Automatic! BUCK PARK AVE. SS- 4 dr.. CD Player! 908 654-1353 blue w/ black 'op. A/C. •V6 Engine auto. 84K. tires/bat. 1 yo. "Power Driver's Se«t 'Cruiie Control Leather Interior! Vebuf int Requesting $100C 'Automatic O»er Drive 'Air Conditioning •Rear Detroit Trantmission •AM/FM Stereo •Leather Interior •Power Steering •CDPIarer •STK#4T113 No Job Too Smalll . BUCK WAOON W7- M SEE .new •Power Brakes •Tinted Glan •VINMUJ23321 9OS.27S.tS4B trans.. r»v bat. new part *ry 1 clean. & knrjed SSOD Cal are | •Power Windowi/Loekl •Till Wheel •MSRP$33705 6pm 908-272-9265 38 Monlrt Red Cirptt Option «/10,500 mi//n 20« iKerwhtr. Piymenli bated on J695 BUCK WAQON W7- FU see, new IMM trans., new bat. new part, ver) Faclory Discounl, $1000 Cuilomer Ctth, $4000 Cuitomer Rebati, $500 FMCC & toadect $900 Cal Rebate rl qualf ft $500 RCL ft*r»w»l Rebalt il quilft = $1000 dot it l*«« incept. Purch Yaff-Dog Go-cart. 6HP & opt $15,167. Tt! pymli $10,982. Til cott incl. 39th option*! billoon pymnt $26,149, mini bike Streaker. 3.5HP Best offer. Call 908-654- CADILLAC *S9 COUPE d* 1011 VILLE 152K mi., new tires. runs gooa.. needs trans.. $-150 9088109385 Red 1999 YAMAHA V-STAR Cadillac '96 D*V1lle - 1 owner. White Diamond, Carpet per mo. llOOcc. 3K mi., after Option 38 moi. manXet exhaust. shoA exc running cond.. 100K room condition $5200 mi.. $6200. Call 9O&322- 908-339-1682 2188 CADILLAC DEVILLE 89 2002 SUZUKI INTRUDER 1500 Garage kept. eve. Looks & runs great! Onginal owner. 83k mi.. $2000/ooo B.,,..ri N.- cond..Cobra exhaust. Call 90»78»2098 Bags, windshield. hA-y. pegs, many extras. Great CADILLAC Eldorado 84 cruiser. 6800 mi $6500. I owner. 90 yr old deceased Lincoln LS Monterey Town Car 90&6 54-0441 76.000 miles, garage kept Sable J590O settling estate. + Sedan Ultimate •98 SPORTSTER SPORT furniture. 908281-7117 1200 cc. 3.000 mi,, black, mint cond., many extras. CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE $7,500 908-347-3084 Tom '94 - 1 o^ner. excl. cond. white, 130k mi. $4,300 8390 1Q605 W45 HARLEY SPORTSTER 92 Firm. 908-245-1232 1200 CC. 15K. really nice 389 ^17995 23.495 36995 cond.. $7000 OBO 908- CHEVY '2000 Caviller PS. VB, AuloODir*ri1pwrtWbrLt V6, auto OD trans, pwr jtr/brki/ V6, auto OD trans, pwr str/brlts/wind/ V8, aufo Irons, pwr ilr/bfi i/wind/lc^/seal, air, 447-0259 PB. AC, 49k mi.. $4800. •if, AMr'FM itereo, CD chanq«r, l/gt», till, cruiie, r/def, Hlir int, mognri, wind/ leal/lcict/trunk, air, AM/FM itereo can, Icks/seat, oir, AM/FM stereo, CD changer, htd AM/FM stereocasi 6 disc CD charger f/del, nil. Call 908-245-8721 MSRPJ43.2S5,Sll #4X26,VIN*4V67t945 3BMonikR«JCvptl YAMAHA VIRAGO 82 920 t/gti. tilt, cruise, r/def. Ithr int, moonrf, 3891 demo seats, r/del, lilt, cruise, side airbaas, MSRP Cruise, flhr ml, moonrf ciirorruj whli, 4 755 (Jemrj mi, . 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CHRYSLER '99 SaMnfr wtme SCOTT MOTORCOACH 2 dr.. exc. cond.. brand new 369 South Avenue I 908.232.6500 1-688-65 7-8332 tires. 47K mi,, brand new www.ScottMotarCoach.com CD. $6,000 obo 908-964 1163 after -1PM L«CCTCICI H M I Hours: Mon, Tues., Thurs. 9am-9pm CHRYSLER Concern! '98 LXI U COLEMAN POP-UP 1 owner. ABS. Ithr, loaded. If CO I lIl-LL/ INJ I Weds., Fri.9am-6pm- Sat. 9am-5pm sleeps 7. exc cond. 3 2ltr dk. green. 73k. Lincoln Mercury screen room, many e»tras. $4995. 90S-377-8591 $2200/obo 908-322-7284 Price! incl all cottl (ot» p«id by coniumer cicepi lie, r«g &laset.Sup«rs*dei»l!prevhOutoHerf Notrespforfypoi or«miii»om *A*ar) on wl«ctr.e<»ôdBl. 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