INSTANT CLASSIC LOLLJPOPALOOZA WELCOME ABOARD "-O 5PFHS onrf Westfield High At Westfietd's McKinley School, Six new officers recently joined School renewed their annual teachers and staff members got the Westfield Police Department, football rivalry Saturday, and the into the Halloween spirit by Chief Jon Parizeau announced. game wasn't decided until the dressing up as characters from To read all about their back- final moments. For a recap of the 'The Wizard of Oz." See the full grounds and qualifications, him % ndiron battle, sea Sports, Page photo in Community Life, Page 6- to Page A-7. ? - 91

50 emits * + U..UAU- l&vtatb VtBB Vol. 21, No. 45 Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Friday, November 10,2006 ON ELECTION NIGHT, BIG WINS FOR THE DEMOCRATS Strauss Dolce, Valian and Glover beat back take seats in Republicans Scotch Plains in Fanwood STULTZ rnjLTz THE RECORD-PRESS THE RECORD-PRESS FANWOOD — Democrats SCOTCH PLAINS — Local maintained their grip on local voters split their ballots in government Tuesday, defeat- Tuesday's .Township Council ing the Republicans in a tight- election, but the final outcome ly-contested election for two was clear: a victory for the three-year seats on the Democratic party. Borough Council, Democrats Kevin Glover Democrat incumbent and Jeff Strauss took two of Donna Dolce was the top vote- the three three-year seats getter, receiving support from that were up for grabs, with 1,506 local residents. Her run- Republican incumbent Nancy ning mate, newcomer David Malool holding on to the third Valian, tallied 1,368 votes, spot. just enough to squeak by When the winners are Republican Andy MacDonald, sworn in after New Year's who finished with 1,322. Day, Republicans will still Republican Rich Alber fin- hold a 3-2 majority on the ished fourth with 1,253 votes. council, but Democrats will The win by Dolce and have a position in local gov- Valian solidifies the ernment for the first time in Democrat's 6-0 majority on years. the Borough Council. When In unofficial results that they are sworn in after the did not include absentee or new year, Valian, a 10-year provisional ballots, Malool tal- resident of Fanwood, will lied 3,863 votes, while Glover replace current Councilman and Strauss had 3,844 and Jack Molenaar, who did not 3,839, respectively. run for re-election. Democratic Chairman Ken In Scotch Plains, the pic- "It's surreal. This was my Lipstein said his candidates tures tokf the whole story first time ever running, but to actually moved into the top Tuosdrfy night. Top, win is definitely surreal," said two spots once all the ballots Democrat Kevin Glover Valian, celebrating his victory were counted, but the three enjoys a congratulatory with family and friends at the winners did not change. embrace from his wife, South Street Cafe. They were followed, in Joanne, while his running In many ways, the election order, by Republican incum- mate Jeff Strauss looks on. was a referendum on the poli- Glover and Strauss won two cies of Democratic Mayor bent Carolyn Sorge, of the three seats up for Republican newcomer Rich grabs in the election, and in Colleen Mahr, and Valian said Duthie and Democratic chal- doing so gained a foothold he believes voters saw that he lenger Neal LeStrange. A for their party in local gov- supported the borough's cur- third Republican incumbent, ernment. At right, the mood rent direction. Frank Rossi, chose not to seek was grim at the Rescue "I'm the piece of the puzzle re-election. Squad building, where the that fits in with the plans of While the Democrats cele- Republican candidates and the current administration," brated the results at a private their supporters had gath- he said. The husband and residence on Cooper Road, the ered. Incumbent Nancy father of four said his first pri- mood at Republican head- Malool won election to a ority will be gaining a deeper quarters in the Rescue Squad new three-year term, but the understanding of the council's building was somber. GOP was hoping for better. business. Asked what mes- "This was never a possibili- Incumbent Carolyn Sorge sage he would like to send to ty my running mates and I and newcomer Rich Duthie voters, he said: "Thank you for discussed. There's never been both fell short in their bids believing in me." a split ticket in Scotch Plains," for seats on the Township In her campaign, Dolce, the said Malool. Council. CEO of the Girl Scouts of "I have really mixed cmo- PHOTOS BY KEN BUNIEWSKI/ Washington Rock Council, (Continued on pageA-1) CORRESPONDENT (Continued on page A-2) Vets' Day ceremonies set for Saturday Wf. man dies after scuffle with police Local communities will mark the Veterans' Scout project, and he has spent two years plan- Even in that position, Villane continued to Day holiday this Saturday with a number of ning, gaining approvals, raising funds and com- THE RECORD-PRESS struggle, and additional officers were called to tributes to America's soldiers. pleting construction. More than 400 individuals move him downstairs and outside, where In Westfield, members of the Martin and businesses gave their time, expertise and WESTFIELD — Local resident Robert members of the Westfield Rescue Squad were Wallberg Post #3, American Legion and the local money to the cause. Villane, 35, died at mid-day Monday after an waiting. Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter will form up The monument is dedicated to the 84 incident in which he struggled with local Once he had been moved outside, Villane at the parking lot of the First Methodist Church Westfield servicemen killed in WWII, to the police at his West Broad Street home. continued to struggle and kick, but after being at 10:45 a.m. They will then proceed across the 2,400 men and women of Westfield who served According to a statement by Police Chief delivered to the rescue squad he became unre- street to the World War I Memorial at North in the armed forces, and to everyone who helped John Parizeau, police responded to Viliane's sponsive. Avenue and East Broad Street on the home front. apartment at 439 West Broad St. at approxi- Medical technicians administered CPR and Master of Ceremonies Peter Hogaboom will All are welcome at the dedication ceremony mately 11:50 a.m. after they received a ViUane was taken to Muhlenberg, but he was pay tribute to veterans both alive and deceased especially World War II veterans, their loved request for help from members of Muhlenberg later pronounced dead at the hospital. and to active servicemen and serviccwomen now ones and friends; residents should bring chairs Regional Medical Center's mental and psychi- Five police officers were also taken to stationed at home and overseas, and American to the ceremony. atric program. Muhlenberg, where they were treated and Legion Senior Vice Commander Pat Tighe will Refreshments and fellowship will follow at talk about the sacrifices made by veterans. Three members of the hospital's Screening released for trauma and elevated blood pres- the American Legion Post 3, 1003 North Ave. at sure as a result of the struggle. The officers The ceremonies will also include thu singing the corner of Crossway Place. Outreach program wore at the site, but of "God Bless America" by Kerry Stubs and the In Scotch Plains and Fanwood, American Villane had locked his apartment and refused will remain out on sick leave until medically playing of "Taps" by Dr. Ted Schlosberg. Wreaths Legion Post #209 and Veterans of Foreign Wars to let anyone enter, police said. cleared to return to work. will be placed at the monument in tribute to #10122, will conduct joint ceremonies on The officers were able to convince Villane, The death is under investigation by the those who gave their lives for our freedom, and Saturday. who lived alone, to allow them and one of the Union County Prosecutor's Office, with assis- at the conclusion of the ceremony, Master Bell The services will begin at 11 a.m. with the psychiatric screeners into his apartment. tance from the Westfield Police Department. Ringer Jack Panosh will ring the town's bells 11 laying of wreaths nt the Veterans Monument at Because of his erratic actions and mental con- An autopsy was performed Tuesday morning, times, in memory of the armistice that ended Park Avenue and Front Street in Scotch Plains. dition, the screener determined that he need- but according to Parizeau results may not be World War I on the 11th hour of the 11th day of At 11:30 a.m., there will be a presentation of ed to be transported to the hospital. available for a month or two. the 11th month in 1918. wreaths at the Fanwood Memorial Library at At that time, according to Parizenu's state- "The officers all were very professional, Then, at noon, the town's new World War II North Avenue and Tillotson Road. ment, "Mr. Villane became physically combat- based on eyewitness accounts. They used a memorial will be dedicated. Members of the communities are invited to ive and began to push and strike the officers," minimal amount of restraint to hold him Thomas F. Hogaboom, n Life Scout in Boy attend these programs to recognize the contri- One of the officers responded by using pepper down," Parizeau said in a telephone interview^ Scout Troop 73, will dedicate the monument. butions and sacrifices made by all former mem- spray, and Villane was then handcuffed prone Reached by telephone Tuesday afternoon, a Hogaboom took the memorial on as his Eagle bers of the United States' armed forces. on the floor. family member declined comment.

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They rely on his extensive volun- that threw people into con- SCOTCH PLAINS — No final decision has Adding synthetic turf to both the football both have experience in teer record. The Republicans fusion," Strauss said. yet been made, but the local school board is and soccer fields would bring the bill to about Scotch Plains — Carolyn had touted their party's Although Glover and closely considering the prospect of a public ref- $1.7 million; to do only the football field had a strong record," said record on field improve- Strauss said that their vic- erendum to finance the installation of synthet- "would be considerably less," he said. Malool, the current deputy ments and taxes, as well as tory was bittersweet, they ic turf at the high school soccer and football Because a bill of that size can't be included mayor. plans for a senior center at said that they were also in the annual school budget, the project would She attributed the votera' the Ponrlerosa property. ready to move forward with fields. „., have to be approved by voters in a special ref- decision to elect Glover and Republican Chairman their promise to be "good According to Rob O'Connor, chairman ot the erendum. That vote would most likely be held Strauss to the national anti- Bill McClintock said his caretakers" of the township Scotch Plains-Fanwood Board of Education s on the same day as the regular school election and their residents. facilities committee, the next step is to have Republican sentiment stem- party filed a complaint after district administrators provide more details on in April. To have a question on the ballot that ming from the war in Iraq, a campaign worker discov- "I think people got the what the actual cost of such a project would be. day, "we have to pull the trigger sometime in "because they certainly did- ered that Duthie's name message. We are neighbors "We are just moving forward to getting real December or (early) January," said Russo. n't get in because of their was obscured in one of the wanting to make the neigh- hard facts for the board to look at," O'Connor Though the fields are owned by the school qualifications." voting booths. But borhood better," Glover said. said in a telephone interview on Monday. board, Russo said board members view them Township voters did sup- McClintock said that he did "...Wo want to thank the He said the board may authorize the hiring as "a community facility." To that end, he said, port Democrats in the feder- not believe Duthie's loss folks of Scotch Plains for of an engineer or an attorney to help prepare if the board moves forward it will anticipate al elections. Democratic could be attributed to the giving us the opportunity to the bond proposal and put together a potential financial assistance from other sources, Senate nominee Bob error and that further serve." ballot question, but more information is need- including the Turflt citizens' group, which Menendez outpolled Tom action would not be pur- Asked about the issues ed before final recommendations can be made. includes some of the most vocal advocates for Kean Jr. 3,906-3,750, and sued. that put them over the top, "I'm hoping when all the facts come out that turf fields. Democratic House nominee "I feel prepared to move Glover said, "Clearly we are people will be able to make an informed deci- Turflt has pledged to raise $250,000 in pri- Linda Stender basted forward," Malool said. "In concerned about the youth sion," O'Connor said. vate donations for the project. Anthony Republican Mike Ferguson spite of theni, we will con- and the township ball fields. The quality of the high school's playing Giannaci, the group's president, said he is 4,208-3,338. tinue the progress we've People also recognized that fields has been a hot topic lately, especially as "very, very optimistic" that residents will have Asked if the two parties made." She said the senior taxes are a number one con- many surrounding communities have moved an opportunity to vote for the project in the will be able to work together center would be one of her cern." to synthetic FieldTurf or a similar surface. April election. after an especially tough first priorities in the new Strauss said he looked Unlike grass fields, which require regular The non-profit organization is in the campaign, Malool returned term. forward to working with maintenance and become unplayable in process of soliciting donations from area to a criticism she had levied While the GOP candi- Republicans to put the inclement weather, a synthetic turf field businesses and community members. The prior to the election: that dates touted their record of interests of the township requires little upkeep and can be used in vir- campaign includes posting flyers in the Lipstein pulls the strings of service to the township, the first. "I want to engage the tually any weather conditions. neighborhood, going door-to-door to ask for the local Democrats. "Unity Democrats had emphasized council members to make The durability of turf fields has also donations, and sponsoring activities such as is only possible if they don't a need for bettor manage- things work in this town. allowed other towns to have many different dinner dances and casino nights. Giannaci let their political bosses take ment, a closer eye on spend- Now we have voices of peo- sports — not just football — compete at mar- said he believes overwhelming public support control of the process," she ing and a greater diversity ple who weren't a part of the quee locations. For example, the Westfield for the project will make the vote, and the said. of views. process before," Strauss school board has opened its Kehler Stadium fundraising effort, a success. said. facility, which had been reserved for football, "It's disappointing when Their campaign had to to the soccer, field hockey and lacrosse teams. Russo said that if the project proceeds, the you work so hard for some- deal with accusations of Glover and Strauss also Scotch Plains-Fanwood Board President school board also expects that the municipal- thing you want to succeed," racism leveled against said they did not view a Thomas Russo said the district will have to ities of Scotch Plains and Fanwood will make Sorge said. "But we main- LeStrange, a former town- national backlash against replace the track at the high school's Perry applications for county grants on behalf of tained the majority. ship police officer. Although Republicans as the explana- Tyson Field, regardless of what decision is the district. "I think the voters will LeStrange was not present tion for their win. "It's a see that they made a mis- at the Democratic head- backlash of how the town- take. But I know Nancy will quarters to celebrate his ship was run. Give the continue to do a good job," running mates' victory, Scotch Plains voters some Dolce, Valian beat back Republicans Sorge said. Glover and Strauss said credit for seeing something (Continued from page A-l) ment in the downtown, where for granted," she said. In her campaign, Sorge that they were honored to that they wanted to addressed quality-of-life ground was recently broken "I want to thank every- had stressed her prior expe- run with him and disap- change," Glover said. issues and stressed the coun- on two mixed-use projects on body for their support. It rience as a member of the pointed not to have pulled Theresa Stultz in a staff cil's efforts to procure grants South Avenue. "It was an truly is a team effort, and I Board of Adjustment and off the clean sweep. writer for the Record-Press. and boost revenues. She and exhaustive campaign that hope that residents continue also as an administrative "We regret that Neai was She can be reached at (732) Valian also defended the showed that you have to work to reach out to us as we meet assistant in the office of the unfairly targeted," Strauss 396-4204 or tstultz@njnpub- council's record on redevelop- hard. You can't take voters them so that we can address mayor and township manag- said. "It was (former Police lishitig.coin. some of their concerns and issues," Dolce said. She said the election was decided by voter confidence and trust in her integrity, and she vowed to listen to resi- dents on closely contested 99 issues such as downtown redevelopment. 3 Despite the Democrats' Plug-In LanwJfc overwhelming control of the Programmable (or two on amf council, Dolce also acknowl- 6* Aluminum Steptaddar two ottsettings per day. E32S621B12 edged some divisions in the Type II, 225-lb. load capacity. Eip. 11/K/M borough. 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Student POLICE LOG SCOTCH PLAINS and facilities. honored *** Police officers who responded A resident of Hunter Avenue to a burglary alarm at the reported Oct. 29 that unknown for efforts Scotch Hills Country Club early persjon(s) had removed his Xbox Local support, on the morning of Oct. 31 found from his residence. The victim that a glass door in the pro shop said he did not know when the on troops' building had been shattered. theft, occurred. but not A bottle stuffed with smok- ing rags — a Molotov cocktail A resident of Portland behalf — was spotted inside the build- Avenue reported being a victim quite enough ing. Police also saw smoke com- of criminal mischief last week. Tom Kean Jr. exits the voting ing from a shed near the new He told police that unknown THE RECORD-PRESS booth at the Westfield miniature golf course and person(s) broke his front win- found a second bottle stuffed dow with a puinlball gun on SCOTCH PLAINS — When Memorial Library Tuesday with an ignited rag. morning, where he waa Joined Oct.31. Scotch Plains-Fanwood high In a report in The Star- **+ school junior Joe Ellis began by his daughters Mary and Ledger, Chief Brian Mahoney A student of Scotch Plains- the "Treasures for Troops" cam- Elizabeth. A Westfield resident said the damage could have Fanwood High School reported paign two years ago, a grand who currently represents the been worse. The damage was being a victim of theft on Nov. 1. public awards ceremony was community In the state limited to the smashed door of He stated that unknown the last thing on his mind. Senate, Kean received sup- the pro shop and the broken person* s) removed money and a , But during halftime of the port from his neighbors in his shed lock, as neither bottle digital camera, valued at $200, school's Oct. 30 football game bid to move to the U.S. exploded. from his locker. against Cranford, Ellis stood at Senate. The Republican won Police said the bottles are * + *: midfield and accepted the New the votes of Westfield reel- being tested, but are believed to Vito Botticello Jr., 34, of Jersey National Guard's Bald dents by a 5,568-5,172 margin, have been filled with {,'nsoline. Irvington was charged with Eagle Statue in recognition of but still fell to Democrat Bob Although an individual could driving while intoxicated on his dedicated support of Menendez in the overall bal- be seen on surveillance footage, Friday. American soldiers deployed in loting. no arrests have been made, Botticello was initially Operation Iraqi Freedom. In a similar act of criminal stopped for failure to observe Ellis spearheaded the PHOTO BY JONATHAN DELANO mischief, six individuals were the red traffic light at the inter- arrested at the Shnckamaxon section of Route 22 and Treasures for Troops campaign 1 Golf Club on Oct. 21 after Glensidt Avenue, police said. in October 2004, collecting allegedly causing thousands of He was processed and released donations for holiday care pack- dollars in damage to gulf carts with several summons. ages that would be sent out to local troops serving in Iraq. Of the approximately 1,600 mem- bers of the New Jersey National Guard who were activated, about 275 were based in the 250th Signal Battalion at the ROOFING Westfield Armory. Board approves Golf Edge subdivision The awards ceremony — By TMKHB8A STULTZ to state their case about the the board members voted in s postponed for two days when Cape Cod $2,500 THE RECORD PRESS proposed variances, the board support of the application. 100 Off inclement weather pushed back members' questions actually In another case, board the football game — came as a WESTFIELD — The owner focused on the L-shape of the members unanimously told Bi-Level $2,700 surprise to the humble high of one of the largest lots in new lot, whether to move the the new homeowners of 568 school student. town received permission from existing driveway, and what First St. that they are bound . Roofing Job . "Just for me? I couldn't the Planning Board to move impact their decision might by the condition in a previous Split Level $2,900 believe it; I'm still kind of in forward with a proposed subdi- have on future subdivision ruling handed down in June shock and awe," Ellis said, vision Monday night. applications. 2005 that the garage on their recalling his moment on the After about an hour and a William Butler, Weldon's property be demolished. CARLSON BROS. 908-272-1266 field. "I didn't realize how much half of testimony and question- attorney, and Peter Steck, the The current residents did of an impact it had." ing, board officials unanimous- applicant's planner, argued not own tho property at the Ellis said he never expected ly granted approval to an that the irregularly shaped lot time of that application and to be acknowledged for his application to subdivide the lot would be consistent with the had hoped to keep the garage. efforts. He started the program at 100 Golf Edge, which is character of the surrounding Board members were sympa- DANCING just to benefit the troops, he owned by Richard T. Weldon. neighborhood which they said thetic to their request, but said Authentic instruction by trained professional teachers said. Weldon's mansion, which sits contains lots of a variety of it would set a bad precedent to "I wanted to do something near Echo Lake County Club shapes and sizes. allow the non-conforming Receive personalized dance instructions after 9/11, but I was too young and was once owned by Bristol Butler also expounded on garage to stand in light of the with one to one personal help by Arthur to do anything so I waited until Myers founder Lee Bristol, has his comments in an earlier let- prior resolution. Murray's teachers. It's fun and easy! All high school," Ellis said. As a been in the possession of the ter to the board that relocating "I feel very bad that this is member of the Reserve Officer Weldon family since the 1950s. the driveway to the existing your welcome to Westfield," ttte latest donces...ballroom and fox trot Training Corps (ROTO, he In his application, Weldon mansion, though it. could board member Jim Foerst told to night club favorites. Couples and suggested the program to his asked for permission to carve a reduce or eliminate some of the the applicants as he explained singles are welcome. commanders Major Pearson new, L-shaped lot out of his six- variances for the new lot, why he would not vote to and Chief Terry during his acre property. The plans call would create more problems approve their request. "You're freshman year. They were for a 5,126 sq. ft. mansion to be than it would solve. coining in on the tail end of an enthusiastic about the idea and built on the new lot; that house Both Butler and Steck said application with a long history. helped Ellis coordinate the will be home to Weldon's son, moving the driveway would Unfortunately, I have to stick project. Robert F. Weldon, his wife require the destruction of with the rest of the board on CHATHAM ROXIUIY "In the beginning we weren't Maria, and their three chil- trees, shrubbery, which would this and deny your request." (9731625 7200 (973) 635-3400 (973)252 9600 (908)272-7955 really getting that many dona- dren. detract from the park-like set- tions and I was worried we The existing mansion will ting and elegant ambiance wouldn't get it off the ground," be unaffected by the subdivi- that presently exists at the he said. But after he began to sion, and the existing lot will site. Relocation of the driveway publicize the program in the go from slightly more than six would also aggravate the "flag press, people started to contact acres to slightly less than five. lot" shape of the existing lot, the ROTC to find out how they The new, smaller lot will meas- they said. could help. At the end of the ure nearly 55,000 square feet. Robert Weldon, the appli- three-month drive, Treasures Despite the expansive size cant's son, testified that his for Troops had collected about of the lots in question, the family had no future plans to $10,000 worth of the items application actually required subdivide the lots. requested by the Family several variances relating to Weldon listened to board Readiness Group at the lot area, lot width and members' suggestions about Westfield Armory. frontage. The variances were the property's design, but said Those items included needed because of the lots' that in some instances he had snacks, nutritional supple- unusual shapes and their posi- to respectfully disagree, ments, personal hygiene prod- tion with respect to the road. "There's nothing like owner- ucts, music and movie compact For example, the lot on which ship," he said. discs, reading material, old cell the existing mansion sits will The proposal even drew phones and even diapers, which be nearly five acres big, but it support from Mark Angelo of 8 Ellis said the troops wear will have only 82 feet of road- Kimball Circle, an immediate under their helmets to soak up side frontage. The mansion, neighbor to the Weldons. "We sweat. Additionally, letters and which sits nearly 400 feet back don't object to the plans," posters were amassed to show from the roadway, is accessed Angelo told the board. the soldiers they had the coun- by a long driveway. In the end, though they try's support. Although representatives expressed some concerns, all While Ellis was trying to for the Weldons were prepared show support for America's sol- diers, he also received support from many community organi- zations, including the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, elemen- tary schools, local churches and the ROTC. But the biggest source of assistance and inspiration, he PARKING said, came from close to home. "It comes from my dad — he always taught me what was right and what was wrong. I felt that this was right," Ellis GARAGE said. "My dad helped a lot. Since I don't have my driver's license, he helped me take a lot of stuff from school to the armory in Westfield. He was a big help." Since the completion of the Treasures for Troops effort, AVAILABLE Ellis has found new opportuni- ties to assist others. He helped raise $500 for Hurricane Katrina relief through the Red Cross by collecting change from patrons in front of the local A&P, 7-Eleven and QuickChek. How does a busy high school student who is an ROTC mem- ber, volunteers as a Rescue Squad Explorer and plays on the junior varsity football team, find team for these efforts? "It's Annual commuter parking permits at Cranford Crossing Garage are now available. not easy," he said. "I usually just divide things up, so it usually gets done one step at a time." To purchase, contact And as for the future, the student who has spent so much time supporting the troops may CRANFORD RECORDS BUI (908) 709-7350, (908) 709-7348 join them. Ellis plans to apply to the Naval Academy in his or Email: [email protected] senior year. A-4 RECOKD-FRESS NOVEMBER 10,2006

SCOTCH PLAINS-FANWOOP BRIEFS Applicant was asked: How do you vote? I'm affiliated with, if I meet Library hosts program with yoga guru County: Query played no role in hiring decision the qualifications for a was invited to judge an essay County position." SCOTCH PLAINS — Sadhguru Jaggi its annual toy and doll sale. contest for the Veterans of Clark said he kept the Vasudev will present an introductory program Exceptional toys and dolls have been safe- STAFF WRITER Foreign Wars (VFW) Post in emails and sent them to on Isha yoga from 3-4 p.m. Saturday at the ly stored all year for this yearly event. The A job applicant for a Garwood. Morin about a year ago, after Scotch Plains Public Library. sale will feature baskets of Lego sets with Union County post was At the time Clark, a dis- reading a story in a local The program will offer interactive discus- directions included, new children's books for asked about his political abled veteran of the Vietnam newspaper about the impact sion, meditation and a balanced set of simple ages preschool to young adult, trucks, puz- affiliation and encouraged to War, was looking for employ- of political affiliation on but powerful yoga practices. zles, action figures, push/pull toddler toys, "get active" in the local ment. He applied for a job as employment opportunities. "Meditation is the only freedom from all the musical instruments and more. Democratic party to improve a part-time clerk with Union Asked if he feels his political stress that man is going through, because this Fischer Price and Tyco toys will also be his chances of being hired, County Division of Veterans views affected his applica- dimension of life is not of the mind," said for sale, as will Barbies, babies in baskets, Republicans say — and Affairs and in an email tion, he said, "Absolutely." Vasudev. "All stress and struggle is of the porcelain collector dolls and stuffed animals. they've got the emails to dated March 24, 2004, Morin called the emails mind." The Thrift Shop's Christmas decorations prove it. thanked Vollero her for her the "most blatant example of The seminar wilf be held in the library's department includes ornaments, trees, wall But the county employee involvement in the VFW con- partisan politics as the decid- Community Room. All programs at the library hangings, and holiday dishes. Holiday who made those comments test and asked for assistance ing factor of getting a job in are free and open to all interested participants. sweaters and warm winter coats have also was not responsible for the in the application process. Union County," and he said The Scotch Plains Library is located at 1927 made their appearance on the racks. hiring decision, and a county That day, Vollero respond- Voilero's role is significant Bartle Ave., one biock from Park Avenue in the The shop's hours are 1O a.m.-2:30 p.m. spokesman said her com- ed to say she would reach because of the "senior posi- center of town. For further information or direc- Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and 10 ments did not represent the out to a woman she knew in tion" she held with the coun- tions, call (908) 322-5007. a.m.-l p.m. Friday and Saturday. Call the county's position "in any the Veterans Affairs office. ty. store at (908) 322-5420 for more information shape, way or form." She also asked Clark what "She certainly bragged in Cut a rug with the Friday Niters or directions. Carolyn Vollero, a former she called a "personal ques- her emails (about) her ability county employee and chair- tion." to assist him," Morin said, SCOTCH PLAINS — The Friday Niters Play video games at the library woman of the Cranford "(A)re you a registered However, county officials Dance Club will hold its next dance from 8 Democratic Party, asked voter & how are you regis- said Vollero's comments do p.m.-midnight Friday at the Knights of FANWOOD — Dance Dance Revolution Garwood resident Dennis tered? Dem. OR Rep.??" not mirror the county's posi- Columbus Hall on North Avenue, next to and Playstation2 return to the Fanwood Clark about his partisan Vollero wrote. tion. Charlie Brown's. Memorial Library from 3:30-5:30 p.m. affiliation while Clark was Clark responded less than "Carolyn Vollero's views The guest fee of $25 per couple includes Tuesday, seeking employment with 10 minutes later, telling her and opinions expressed in snacks, desserts and soft drinks. Ballroom DDR is a music video arcade game that is the county in 2004. that he is a registered these emails do not represent music is supplied by a disc jockey, and requests typically played on a dance pad with four The written request is Republican, though he those of this administration are welcomed, arrow panels. These panels are pressed made in a chain of emails rarely votes along strict or the County of Union in For more information or to make a reserva- using the player's feet in response to arrows recently shared with NJN party lines. "I hope that any shape, way or form," said tion, call Joan or Frank at (908) 654-5183. that appear on the screen in front of them. Publishing by Phil Morin, won't preclude my getting Sebastian D'Elia, a county The arrows are synchronized to the general the chairman of the Union the position, if I'm qualified," spokesman. "MB. Vollero's See Hi-SteppiiV seniors at WGPC rhythm or beat of a song, and success is County Republican Party he wrote. employment duties did not dependent on the player's ability to time his and a former Cranford In another email two days include hiring or the develop- SCOTCH PLAINS — Local seniors won't or her steps. mayor. According to Clark, later, Clark wrote that he ment of hiring policy for the want to miss a golden opportunity for a toe-tap- Library visitors will also have a chance to Morin had had the emails in had had an interview and County." ping lunch with the 12 O'Clock Club at noon play racing games on the Playstation2. his possession for about a was hopeful he would be "The County of Union Tuesday at Willow Grove Presbyterian. There will be games, competitions, prizes year. offered the job. "I think this hires the best suitable candi- The Hi-Steppers, a tap-dancing group of 14 and refreshments. For more information, call Vollero, who is also a for- job is tailor-made for me and dates for all our positions... senior citizens from Franklin Township, will Nancy Kipping at (908) 322-6400. mer Cranford mayor, recent- I would greatly appreciate (and) is an equal opportunity perform. ly retired from her post as any help you would be able employer," D'Elia said. Visitors may also want to join the free Take a tour of the high school chairperson of the county to give me," he wrote. He also said that the coun- Stretches for Health exercise program held Bureau of Mosquito Control. Ultimately, though, the job ty employees mentioned in every Tuesday morning from 10:30-11:30 at SCOTCH PLAINS — Residents are invit- She did not return repeated went to another applicant — the correspondence between Willow Grove, then stay for the luncheon and ed to attend a tour of the Scotch Piains- calls for comment regarding a veteran with ties to the Vollero and Clark did not program. Fanwood High School on Tuesday. The tour the correspondence. Vollero Democratic Party. In an April recall the interview with The luncheon coBt is $5. To attend, RSVP by will begin at 9 a.m. with a brief presentation has also not contacted NJN 5 email, Vollero wrote that Clark, nor did they remem- Friday to Wilma Sinnock at (908) 889-6661 or on the second floor of the school's media cen- Publishing since a version of she had been told Clark was ber any conversations with the church office at (908) 232-5678/ ter. this story ran last week in "a wonderful candidate, but Vollero about Clark's appli- Willow Grove is located at 1961 Raritan This forum, sponsored by the Scotch the Cranford Chronicle, a only one position was open." cation for employment. Road, across the street from the south side fire- Piains-Fanwood PTA Council, provides an sister publication of the She offered him encourage- According to the New house and near the corner of South Martine opportunity to meet with Principal David Record-Press. ment for the future and then Jersey State Department of Avenue. Heisey and view the district's largest facility Clark, a registered wrote, "Also consider trying Personnel, which deals with while school is in session. The tour is open to Republican who was a candi- to get ACTIVE with the discrimination in the work- Toy sale begins next Tuesday both district parents and the public at large. date for the Garwood DEMOCRATS in Garwood. place, political affiliation can For more information, contact Michele Borough Council in Think about it." not be considered when eval- SCOTCH PLAINS — Starting Tuesday, the Blanck, PTA Council vice president, at Tuesday's election, said that Clark responded later uating a job applicant. Thria Shop at 1730 East Second St. will begin [email protected]. he and Vollero met when she that day, writing, "How if I'm "It is totally and unequivo- a registered Republican can I cally inappropriate to ask an get active with the applicant about their politi- Democratic Party of cal affiliation," said George Garwood? 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Weavers prepare for annual sale WESTFIELD BRIEFS What's brewing? How about a visit from a Yankee ace WESTFIELD — Rockn' Joe fully-furnished colonial-era farmhouse. ty, abortion and more. Led by Dr. Mark Coffeehouse and Bistro will welcome Members of the Cooking Committee will Boyea, senior minister, participants will Mariano Rivera, the New York Yankee prepare food over the open-hearth fire also examine these writings in light of closer and a future Hall of Famer, to its and offer taste treats for visitors to sam- their context, history and various inter- location at 20 Prospect St. on Monday. ple. pretations. The class meets weekly from During the sold-out event, Rivera will Admission is $2.50 for adults and $1 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the minister's study. sign autographs and meet with commu- for students; children under 4 are free. On Tuesday evenings, a spirituality nity members who bought tickets in For more information, call the museum workshop titled "God and Grief" will focus advance. Proceeds will benefit The office at (908) 232-1776. on the role of the Christian tradition in McCarton Foundation, which offers edu- the way we experience and pi"ocess grief. cational financial aid to families affected The class meets from 7:30-8:30 p.m. by autism. Seniors will host through Dec. 12 in the church's Patton Lance Marvin and Lisa Bertone- talk on dental health Auditorium. Marvin of Westfield, owners of the coffee- First Congregational Church is located house, expect the event to raise thou- WESTFIELD —At 1:30 p.m. Monday, at 125 Elmer St. For more, call (908) 233- sands of dollars for the charity. They said the Holy Trinity Senior Social Club will 2494 or visit www.fccofwestfield.org. Rivera has also agreed to sign baseballs host guest speaker Kenneth W. Arid a, and other merchandise which will be D.D.S. at the monthly social club meet- made available for sale to the general ing in the Holy Trinity Interparochial Learn about dangers public following the event; all proceeds School auditorium on First Street in of identity theft will go to charity. Westfield. Arida's topic and slide presen- Judith Shenoskl, a membar of tha Weatfiald Weavers OuiM, tation is titled, "Dental Health through WESTFIELD — Monday's meeting of "We are thrilled to have Mariano the Years." la hard at work In preparation for tha group'a 20th annual Rivera coming to our new coffeehouse the West Fields Chapter of the Sons of the aala of hend-woven apparal and household llnana. Thla year, and bistro, which opened last month, as Seniors who have not yet signed up American Revolution will feature guest Waatflakt artist Joanle Sehwarz-Rosenthal will take orders he has been a close friend for many for the Dec. 7 bus trip to Pomona, N.Y. speaker Jan. A. Allen of the NJ for har personalized Jean Jackets and baby blanketa at the years," Bertone-Marvin said. "Mariano will have another opportunity to do so at Department of Banking and Insurance, aala. Othar gueat artiata include pottera Norma Maaaing and is undoubtedly one of the best pitchers in the meeting. whoso topic will be "Identity Theft: It Nancy Zerbock, stained glaaa aiiiat Jeanina Erfckaon, bas- the Major Leagues and more important- The annual Seniors Christmas lunch- Could Happen to You!" ket-maker Ellaa Caporala and doll-maker Sharon Umbriat. ly, a hero to children nationwide. His eon will be held at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 11 in Through video scenarios and discus- Tha sale, which la open to tha public, will be held 10 a.m.-7 ongoing commitment toward helping the Holy Trinity Auditorium. sion, participants will learn the problems p.m. Nov. 17 and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Nov. 18 at 715 Dorian Rd., others is a real inspiration." caused by identity theft and preventive Weetfleld. measures that can be taken to help safe- Mulvey will sing guard a person's most valuable posses- Empty-Nesters plan for Woman's Club sions — his or her good name and identi- ty organizational meeting WESTFIELD — The Woman's Club of Society to hear Westfield will hold its monthly meeting Specific topics will include credit card 9 WESTFIELD — The Empty-Nesters Monday at the Atlas Pythagoras fraud, securing of bank information and the story of'Aunt Betty Club will hold an organizational meeting Masonic Lodge on Central Avenue. driver's license duplication. at 7 p.m. Friday. The program will include a perform- The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. in WESTFIELD — "Theings known, and she has The club is open to couples who are ance by guitarist and singer Heather the Community Room of the municipal Aunt Betty Frazee Project" been recognized for her"in-betweeners" and are interested in Mulvey, who will perform traditional building, 425 East Broad St., and is open will be the topic of the courage over the past 200 socializing at one another's homes for Americana, Celtic, bluegrass and con- to the public. Westfield Historical Society years, dinners and cook-outs, and in possible temporary folk music. For details, contact Warren C. meeting at 7:30 p. m, Nov. 17 Betty Frazee is buried in outinga to restaurants, plays, and other Fristenksy, chapter president, at (908) attractions. Mulvey's programs also include ani- in the Community Room of the Revolutionary cemetery mal songs, sing-along and holiday jin- 654-1741. the municipal building, 426 of the Presbyterian Church For location and details, call Roberta gles. Her work was featured at the 2005 East Broad St. on Mountain Avenue in at (908) 232-0637 after 5 p.m. New Jersey library Association Annual Shoppers will be 'sew' Project member Pat Westfield. Artist Showcase. impressed by quilt sale Plante will outline the sta- Two Lords and a Lady" Crafts from corn For more information, call Jean tus of the project and intro- stars Springfield resident Murphy at (908) 789-1045. WESTFIELD — The Sew and Sews of duce the DVD ————^——^——^ Hope Weinstein at Miller-Cory House Westfield Senior Citizen Housing will hold "Two Lords Confronted With as Frazee, for- WESTFIELD — The Miller-Cory their annual quilt sale from 11 a.m.-l pm, and a Lady," demands from the ^ House Museum, located at 614Bible classes continue Nov. 18 in the main lobby of the senior which tells Mountain Ave. will feature a special pro- at First Congregational complex, 1133 Boynton Ave. the Frazee "redcoats/' Aunt Betty jung"as British gram entitled "Corn Husk Crafts" from The group members have created story. was not afraid to make General Howe 2-4 p.m. Sunday. This program is ideal WESTFIELD — First many beautiful baby quilts, pillows, lap In June ner for children. Congregational Church of Westfield will robes, placemats and runners. Each item 1777, British patriotic feelings piainfi Mayor The children of early American set- continue its series of Bible study and is unique and make perfect holiday gifts. troops were known. Martin Marks tlers brought dolls and some wooden spirituality classes with a new unit The Sew and Sews have been together heading from ^ as General toys with them to the colonies. But when beginning next Monday and Tuesday for four years, and the ladies have donat- Perth Amboy Cornwallis. the old toys wore out, new ones were evenings. The courses are free and open ed many of their items to charitable towards the Watchung Restoration of Aunt Betty's made from the materials at hand. One to the public. organizations. All proceeds from the sale Mountains. They passed the home is being undertaken such popular material was cornhusks. On Monday evenings through Dec. will go towards the purchase of more fab- home of Betty Frazee on the through the joint efforts of Eileen O'Shea will show visitors how to 11, a program titled "What does the rics and goods for future projects. corner of present day Fanwood Scotch Plains create cornflowers and corn figures, a Bible Say About..." will explore just For more information or to donate new Raritan and Terrill roads in Rotary Club, the Friends of craft that the colonists learned from what the Bible does have to say about cotton fabrics, call Randi Kass, recreation Scotch Plains. Frazee, the mayor and coun- Native Americans. controversial issues such as war, sexuali- director, at (908) 233-5898, ext. 9. According to legend, cil of Scotch Plains Museum docents will be available to "Aunt Betty," as she was Township, the Scotch Plains guide visitors through the restored, known, was baking bread. 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Rumsfeld's resignation — clearly a response to major Democratic gains in the Senate and House of Representatives — is long overdue. As Pentagon chief, he was the architect of policies in Iraq so botched and bungled that even Ken Adelman, the former member of the Defense Policy Board who infamously predicted the war would be a "cake- walk," had this to say recently about the Bush Administration's national security leaders: "They turned out to be among the most incompetent teams in the post-war era." Of Rumsfeld's many errors, one of the most important was the decision to disband the Iraqi Army, a move that immediately put thousands of young, armed, angry men on the street. But perhaps even more crucial was his relentless insistence that America had enough soldiers in Iraq to fulfill the mission of stabilizing the country, even when that was clearly not the case. In fact, there's reason to doubt whether we have enough soldiers in our entire armed forces to fulfill that task, but to con- cede that would have been to call into question the wisdom of the entire operation. Rumsfeld's stub- When it comes to taxes, open space is a good investment bornness on this point — and the essential dishon- Multiple economic benefits also come esty of his claims — wedded our country and our QUEST COMMENTARY from preserving farmland and natural military to a position that could not succeed. NJ CONSERVATION FOUNDATION areas. A 2004 study by the state Ultimately, his unwillingness to listen to advice or When new development is proposed, Factor in the cost of schools and Department of Environmental to acknowledge facts that did not square with his whether houses, malls or office parks, other local public services. Study after Protection found New Jersey's parks predetermined philosophical positions cost him the you will hear the familiar chorus of study shows that residential develop- and forests reap an annual $1.2 billion respect not just of the public but of the military; on "ratabies!" But the chorus hits a flat ment is a net loss to municipalities — in revenue each year. Over 15 million Monday, the Army Times for the second time called note when light is shed on the actual costing between $1.04 and $1.67 in park visitors create a ripple effect in for his resignation. impacts of development on local proper- services for every new $1 in tax rev- the local economy, buying food, lodging, enue. The costs of these services gas and souvenirs. That call has finally been answered, and we can ty taxes. New Jersey's property taxes are increase in perpetuity. Many environmental benefits and look forward to a new Secretary of Defense who notoriously high. Anyone who's paid Commercial development is often services are harder to quantify — will, almost by default, be more suited to the posi- property taxes or higher rents due to touted as the answer to this problem. things like protecting and purifying our tion. Unfortunately, it's unlikely that the change higher taxes understands the seductive After all, a new Wal-Mart doesn't add drinking water supply, purifying our air will do much to improve the situation in Iraq. That's mythology of the ratabies chase argu- school-age children to a town's popula- and controlling flooding. These benefits in part because most of Rumsfeld's signature fail- ment. More homes or businesses mean tion. However, a 1992 study of Morris are estimated to be worth at least $140 ings are also embodied by his former boss, President more tax revenues in your town's cof- County towns by the Great Swamp million, based on the cost to build and Bush, who must ultimately accept responsibility for fers and that lowers local property tax Watershed Association concluded the engineer these environmental services, the nation's foreign policy failings. But it's also rates. But it's funny how your taxes addition of commercial ratables also according to the DEP study. because Iraq has become such a mess that it is sim- never actually go down, isn't it? That's failed to reduce taxes. Commercial rat- The Association of New Jersey ply hard to envision a good outcome. The country is because more development means more ables still require municipal services Environmental Commissions (ANJEC) tax money for more services. such as police, fire, sewers and roadway has compiled the results of similar riven with sectarian strife and flooded with infrastructure. weapons; the presence of American troops seems Like most good marketing, the hard studies from across the nation into an sell on tax ratables is a simple, clear In contrast, preserving farmland and excellent resource paper on the compar- simultaneously to be a cause of violence and also message and it's been used effectively natural areas requires a serious ative fiscal impacts of development ver- the only thing preventing the proverbial "full-blown for decades to sell sprawl to the people upfront investment of preservation dol- sus open space. Check out the facts by civil war." Republicans and media pundits often crit- of New Jersey. Smart consumers, how- lars, but in the long run open space and visiting ANJEC's Web site at icized Democrats in the run-up to the election for ever, read between the lines to be sure farmland can actually stabilize local http://www. anjec.org/pdfs/OpenSpaceGo not putting forward a plan to win the war, but at they are getting what they pay for. taxes. odlnvestment2004.pdf. this point there simply aren't any plans for victory. It would be unrealistic to expect the next Pentagon chief— whether he is CIA Director Bob Gates, as rumored, or someone else — to conjure a democrat- ic, Western-learning or even stable government out Letters to the Editor of the chaos in Iraq. The best that can be hoped for is a way to minimize the harm to that country and Haunted House was The following dedicated Westfield Westfield police to our troops. students represented the Junior a true community effort Optimist Club of Westfield and the deserve every penny Iraq, though, is not the only military or foreign Recreation Department that evening: policy challenge facing the United States. We are To The Record-Press: To The Record-Press: The Westfield Recreation Department Avella Shavit, Brett Johnson, Evan losing ground in Afghanistan, which had once Rosenburgh, Jenna Strauss, Melanie I am writing in response to a letter by would like to take this opportunity to Ralph Jones of Westfield with regard to seemed a success. We are engaged in standoffs over thank the community and our volun- Schor, Melissa Riegcl, Mike Irving, Sally nuclear weapons with hostile governments in North teers for making our sixteenth annual Bregman, Scott Bernstein, Zach the salaries of the members of our police Korea and Iran. And we still face a global terrorist Halloween Haunted House a huge and Helfand, Abby Ryan, Aileen Grogan, department. enemy that, though its capabilities are limited, safe success. The event was enjoyed by Bridget Grogan, Jason Perez, Lindy If I understand his complaint correct- would very much like to do us grave harm. over 1,400 adults and children from the Jules, Moira Smith, Brian Pollack, Sara ly, Mr. Jones is complaining that our The Iraq War has compromised our ability to cope community and took more than 50 vol- Mitchell, Drew Bergin, Nicole Spera, police officers are not worth what they with those issues. Nonetheless, we must find ways unteers to operate safely and smoothly. Rachael Kafka, Robby Kafka, Kelly are requesting in salary. But to compare The Recreation Department especial- Gray and Hannah St. Lifer. If I left any- to address them successfully. It was quite clear that one out, please know that we appreciate them with "the average working man in Donald Rumsfeld wasn't the person to do so. With ly thanks the Optimist Club of Westfield Westfield" is ludicrous. What average and the Junior Optimist Club, the your time and efforts. him gone, we have a better chance. Westfield Fire Department, the working man works the hours that our I would also like to thank Paul officers do; goes out on calls in all kinds Westfield Police Department and the Checchio of the Recreation Department, Department of Public-Works for their Tony Cuccaro of Cuccaro Landscaping, of weather no matter how dangerous it tremendous support in making the event and Pat Gray for their continuous, is, amidst trees and live wires down due possible. These organizations, along with much-needed "spur of the moment" help. to storms; goes out on Rescue Squad the many Westfield students and com- Special thanks to the following Optimist calls as trained EMTs; looks for lost or munity members who volunteered, are Club members for their dedication in runaway children; responds to house to be commended for their efforts and the construction of this tremendous fires, and fulfills a multitude of other dedication toward youth programs. project: Don Pray, our "architect and responsibilities? NJN Publishing © 2006 The following dedicnted Optimist foreman," Mike Walsh, Frank Mulvaney, A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper Club members volunteered on the night Granted, this is part of their job, but Jeff Feldman, Steve Wearley and Irv it's not at all like what the "average of the event: Don Pray, Bob Haldeman, Brand. Frank Mulvaney, Mel Kevoe, Marty working man" encounters on the job. Silverman, Bill Foley, Phil Graye, Mike I also need to personally thank Every time our police report to work, Publisher/VP Advertising Eileen Bickcl 732-396-4404 Chuck Ropars for his countless hours of Advertising Director Carol Hladuit 752-396-4975 Walsh, Jeff Feldman, Cathy Solomon, their lives may be at risk in order to pro- Phil Krevsky, Maria Hewitt, Len dedication of this tremendous project. I Editor Greg Marx 732-396-4219 could not have done it without you. tect the people of Westfield. They Glassman, Howard Trickey, Dave deserve every cent they are asking for. Sports Editor Joe Serean 732-396-4202 Owens, Mark Elsasser, Kim Castner and Thank you, thank you, thank you! Brad Feldman. Once again, the department thanks They have been working without a con- Special thanks to Debra Judd of the all those who assisted and attended the tract for too long. I, for one, am very Westfield Recreation Commission for Haunted House. 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Gently-used items for donation may be dropped off Thursday at the parish hall. The sale will not include bas- Parents, teachers and students alike got into the kets, Christinas items, chil- Halloween spirit at Westfield's Tamaques School. At left, dren's toys or furniture. second grader John Paul "The Joker" Tyahla poses for a Now in its 26th year, the picture with his mother Victoria. Above, the holiday was sale supports St. Paul's out- a "Freaky Tuesday," as Principal Michael Cullen reach program, which pro- switched roles with second grader Brian O'Dwyer and vides inexpensive clothing impressed everyone with his skateboarding abilities. and goods for people in local After the parade, students enjoyed class parties with communities. Unsold items games, crafts, and healthy treats. are sorted and distributed to social service agencies within the county and to other disas- ter relief organizations. Knights Council Hall is toy collection site Participation in the sale and the program fosters fel- Toys for Tots campaign runs through Dec. 22 Local toy collection cam- lowship as volunteers work paigns last until Dec. 22, with one another toward a Members of the Knights- Avenue named the local and toy distribution nor- common goal. In an effort to of Columbus Council 1711 drop site for the Marine mally takes place on Dec. 23 instill a commitment to vol- Columbian Club and the Corps Toys for Tots pro- and 24. untecrism in the next genera- sisters of the Northern New gram. Members of the commu- tion, supervised children 10 Jersey Alumnae Association A collection box will be nity drop new, unwrapped years of age and older will of Theta Phi Alpha have col- available in the club's front toys in collection boxes. assist with various tasks laborated to have the entry hall, downstairs next Coordinators pick up these associated with the site. Council Hall on North to the food pantry drop box. toys and store them in cen- The sale hours are 9:30 tral warehouses where the a.m.-2:30 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. toys are sorted by age and Friday. Saturday's Bag Day gender. sale runs 9:30 a.m.-12:30 At Christmas, coordina- p.m. tors, "with the assistance of St. Paul's Episcopal local social welfare agen- Church is located at 414 East SPORTS MEDICINE cies, church groups, and Broad St. To control traffic other local community flow, the entrance to the sale agencies, distribute the toys will be from the alcove out- Presented by William Hell, R.R I side the parish hall on St. CHILDREN WHO CARRY THE WORLD ON THEIR SHOULDERS to the needy children of the Paul's Street. Recent research again warns thai obstructed. Parents are advised to reduce community. There is no admission young school children carry backpack children's backpack weighi and to use hip Contributions can be ehnrge, and all are welcome. With breathtaking loads that endanger their health. The lat- straps for more even weight distribution. dropped at the Knights of views of the Watchung est study involved five boys and five girls, Keeping your child's backpack Columbus Hal!, 2400 North all aged 13, who wore identical backpacks cleaned oul, storing old assignments, and Mountains, this Ave., Scotch Plains, next to that were outfitted with pressure sensors leaving extras such as video games and Boy Scouts state-of-the-art facility in the shoulder straps. At first, the chil- inline skates at home can help to lighten Charlie Brown's restaurant. is staffed 24 hours- RUNNELLS dren wore hackpacks that weighed 10",, of the load. When your family requires For more information, their body weight. Then they wore back- contact Iris Pross at (848) a-day by dedicated Specialized Hospital of Union County physical therapy care, call BELL REHABILI- will collect packs that were equal to 20% of their body TATION & SPORTS MEDICINE, at (906) 448-7283 or Christine physicians and weight, followed by backpacks weighing 272-5935. We are conveniently located at O'Brien at (908) 612-3119. professional nurses. Medicare and Medicaid always accepted. W.'.iof their body weight. As the weight 777 Walnut Ave. in Cranford. Auto donations for increased, the children's pain increased. Insurance Claims are our specialty, and The recorded surface pressure was higher we will suhmit your bills for compensa- 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 than the pressure threshold at which nor- tion. No faults & Medicare. New patients food pantries Easily reached from Routes 22, 24 & 78. Just 1 mile from exit 4] off 1-78. mal skin and muscle blood flow is are welcome. Email us your news! During November, Boy Another service of the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders P.S. Most experts recommend that children carry no more than fifteen percent of union@ their body weight in their backpacks, but any weight that causes pain or strained Scouts, "Webelos and Cub Scouts from communities Call 908-771-5901 - www.ucnj.org/RUNNELLS posture is too much. njnpubUshing.com www. williambeilrehab com throughout Somerset and Union counties will be collect- ing food for the benefit of local food banks in an annual good turn called "Scouting for Food." State of the Art Cancer Treatment Center in NJ After 17 years, the commu- nity service effort by the Scouts has become an impor- '•Intensity modulated radiation tant part of the food-supply picture in many community therapy (FMRT} wraps radiation beams New State of the Art Equipment food banks. The dates chosen preciseiij around tumors to destroy cancer with Fully Integrated IMRT System for the activity may differ in cells while minimizing risk to healthy tissue various Scout units and com- munities. In the Westfield-Scotch Plains area, specially-marked bags were distributed last weekend by parent-super- vised Scouts and Cubs to homes in their assigned neighborhoods, and the bags will be collected from doorsteps this Saturday morning, Homeowners are asked to fill the bags with nourishing, non-perishable, nnt-in -glass 892 Trussler Place, Rahway, New Jersey 07065 food products that can be .stocked at a food pantry, and (732) 382-5550 to put the bags out in a visi- ble place for pick-up before 9 a.m. Saturday (or as directed Eric Karp., M.D. Medical Director in n note with the bag). On Saturday, the Scouts Board Certified Radiation Oncologist will return to the same homes they visited previously to About Dr, Karp: RAHWAY tnkc the bags to a local food pnntry, such as a church or a • Founder and Director of Rahway Regional Cancer Center community facility. The food REGIONAL will bo used to propnre > Board Certified Radiation Oncologist Trained Thanksgiving baskets and to at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center CANCER CENTER serve needy families through- out the winter. „• Awarded American Cancer Society Fellowship Families who do not |f |H Clinical Oncology at Memorial Sloan-Kettcring Cancer Center Free Door to Door receive a bag fire still urged to bring donations to their 1 Central New Jersey's lit Prostate Seed Implant Program Transportation Available local food pnntry when it is f •< open to receive it. J frith Honors from Mt. Sinai School of Medicine and '•- The Scout units participat- University • 'W ing in the food drive are part of the Florhnm Pnrk-bnBed Pntriots' Pnth Council, BSA. IN PRIME TIME Section Juan and Valerie Pineda of the liitie Opera Company will be joined by family members for "Pineda Palooza," a benefit Broadway revue set for Nov. B 17. See Page B-2. Community Life il November 10, 2006 Kl C OKI) -ritl SS WWW \|.t()M'RI ( OKDI'KI SS Lennon fans will 'Come Together' next week THIS WEEK Beatle's artwork will be on display in downtown Westfield The show has raised hundreds of thou- THLKSDAY.NOV. 9 sands of dollars for charities around 'IVOR! THE RUSH' BOUTIQUE — early holiday shopping at WESTFIELD — Yoko Ono and the Featured will be selected new releases, the world. Holy Trinity Interparochial School, 336 First St., Westfield. 7-9 p.m. Downtown Westfield Corporation will "War is Over if You Want It" and The Westfield exhibit will raise USING PROBATE RECORDS - Carol York will speak to the present "Come Together," a look into "Imagine Peace"; a collection of origi- money to benefit the Children's Genealogical Society of the West Fields about how to use probate John Lennon's life through his art- nal drawings; rare works from the Specialized Hospital Foundation. records in research. 1 p.m. Westfield Memorial Library, 550 East work, from Nov. 17-19 at 241 North original "Bag-One" suite signed by Based in Mountainside and with Broad St. (9081 276-7104. Ave. West, next to the train station. Lennon in 1970; and seriogrnphs, lith- branches in Fanwood and other loca- COUfOf ADMISSIONS WORKSHOP - Angela Fleyzor, Show hours are 5-9 p.m. Nov. 17, 11 ographs, copper etchings and aqua tions, Children's Specialized provides founder of College Choice Consultants, will discuss do's and don'ts at a.m.-7 p.m. Nov. 18 and 11 a.m.-6 p.m. tints of Lennon's drawings, as well as expert and loving care to children with the Scotch Plains Public Library, 1927 Bartle Ave. 7 p.m. Free. (908) Nov. 19. song lyrics and the "Real Love" chil- chronic illnesses and disabilities, and 3223007. The exhibit will feature an exten- dren's drawings sketched for his son also helps families manage common TOASTMASTERS MEETING — the club, which provides a sup- sive collection of original drawings and Sean. childhood developmental concerns. portive environment for people to practice their public speaking skills, hand-signed pieces, as well as limited This ever-changing exhibit, which There is a $2 suggested donation at will meet at Sunrise Assisted Living, 240 Springfield Ave., Wettfield. edition prints. presents Lennon's message of peace, the door. For show information, call For details, call (908) 709-4192 or email marie9bestprospecfe.net. The show includes more than 100 hope and love, has been one of the (888) 278-1969 or visit www.forchil- pieces of art created by John Lennon highest attended art shows in America dren.org; for directions, call (908) 789- from the years 1968 through 1980. for the past 15 years, organizers said. 9444. FRIDAXNOV. 10 ARTWORKS WESTFKLD — a juried art event featuring fine art and craftworks at the Westfield Armory, 500 Rahway Ave. 5-8:30 p.m., continues 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Nov. 11 and 10a.m.-5 p,m. Nov. 12. Weekend pass is $7 for adults. Parking is free. THEY'RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD EMPTY-NESTERS MEETING - the club will hold an organiza- tional meeting tonight. Sought are couples who are interestedin socializing at one another's homes for dinners and cook-outs, as well as outings. For location and details, call Roberta at (908) 232-0537 after 5 p.m. FRIDAY NIRRS DANCE CLUB - shake a leg at the Knights of Columbus Hall, North Avenue in Scotch Plains. 8 p.m.-midnight. $25 per couple includes snacks, desserts and soft drinks. (908) 654- 5183. FALL BOUTIQUE AND CLOTHING SALE - antiaues, jewelry, china and more on sate at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 414 East Broad St., Westfield; enter from the alcove outside the parish hall. 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. and 68 p.m. SATURDAY, NOV. 11 VETERANS DAY EVENTS — the Scotch Plains American Legion and VFW will conduct ceremonies at 11 a.m. at the Veterans Monument in Scotch Plains and 11:30 a.m. at the Fanwood Memorial Library. In Westfield, veterans will meet at 10:45 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church and process across the street for a ceremony at the World War I ceremony. Then, at noon, Westfield's new World War II memorial will be dedicated at the corner of East Broad Street and North Avenue. CLOTHING DRIVE — held by the Home and School Association of Holy Trinity Interparochial School, 336 First St. in Westfield. 8 a.m.-l p.m. J908) 233-9749. ISHA YOGA PROGRAM - Sadhuguru Jaggi Vosudev will present an introductory program at the Scotch Plains Public Library, 1927 Bartle Ave. 34 p.m. Tree. (908) 322-5007. FALL BOUTIQUE AND CLOTHING SALE - antiaues, jewelry, china and more on sale at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 414 East Broad St., Westfield; enter from the alcove outside the parish hall. 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. SUNDAY, NOV. 12 'CORN HUSK CRAFTS' — kids can learn how corn husks were used to make toys in colonial America. 2-4 p.m. Miller-Cory House Museum, 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield. $2.50 for adults, $1 (or stu- dents, kids under 4 are free. (908) 232-1776. MONDAY_NOV 13 'IDENTITY THEFT: IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOif - Jan Allen of the state Department of Banking and Insurance will speak to the West Fields Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution. 8 It wasn't literally a yellow brick road, but teachers from McKinley Elementary School In Westfield got into the act by por- p.m. Community Room of the Westfield municipal building, 425 East traying the Lollipop Kids from "The Wizard of Oz" at the school's annual Halloween Day parade. Pictured from left are Kathy Broad St. (908)654-1741. Cook (librarian), Joe Paradise (fourth grade teacher) and Alison Hooper (art teacher). TUESDAY, NOV. 14 VIDEO ARCADE — Dance Dance Revolution and Playstation2 Author will discuss 'round the world travels return to the Fanwood Memorial library. 3:30-5:30 p.m. (908) 322- 6400. SCOTCH PLAINS — Meg Noble Austrian scientist. Abandoned at Peterson climbed Nepal's Annapuma 12 O'CLOCK CLUB LUNCHEON - the seniors' group at Peterson, author of "Madam, Have You 14,000 ft. by their drunken guide, the Circuit through the Thorang La Willow Grove Presbyterian Church enjoys a performance by the Hi- Ever Really Been Happy? An Intimate two climb to Everest Base Camp (17,000 feet) and hiked the Inca Trail Steppers, a tapdancing group of 14 seniors. Noon. 1961 Rarifan Journey through Africa and Asia," will through the snow and ice and are to Machu Picchu in Peru. She circum- Rd., Scotch Plains. $5, RSVPby Nov. 10. (908) 889-6661. speak about her adventures overseas almost buried by an avalanche before ambulated sacred Mt. Kailash in Tibet SPFHS TOUR — local residents can take a tour of Scotch Plains- and what she discovered about herself they reach Kala Patar at 18,500 feet. in 2004, reaching the Drolma La at Fan wood High School, beginning at 9 a.m. in the media center. For in a program at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the As a woman traveling alone, 18,000 feet. As soon as the political details, [email protected]. Scotch Plains Public Library. Peterson confronts male chauvinism turmoil subsides in Nepal, Peterson AUTHOR TALK — Meg Noble Peterson, author of the memoir In her witty memoir, Peterson, and harassment, which tests her inge- plans to return to trek in the Mustang "Madam, Have You Ever Really Been Happy?" will discuss her Jour- approaching 60 and newly divorced nuity and ability to fend for herself. and Manaslu regions. ney to Africa and Asia. 7 p.m. Scotch Plains Library, 1927 Bartle after 33 years of marriage, sets off Often drifting back to her failed mar- A freelance writer and world travel- Ave. [908) 322.5007. alone on an eight-month odyssey riage and life in America, the book er, Peterson has spent most of her pro- across four continents that took her takes readers into her inner journey fessional life in the field of munic edu- from the crowded streets of Cairo and and the adventures that changed her cation. She's written and arranged 38 WEDNESDAY NOV. 15 contentious apartheid South Africa to understanding of herself and the books for the Autoharp and classroom CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE - start your shopping at the India's Taj Mahal and the peaks of the world. instruments, traveling extensively to Fanwood Presbyterian Church's Thrift Shop from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Enter Himalayas. "My memoir illustrates that it's give lectures and workshops. She also from McDermott Place. Proceeds go to local charities. "In 1987, after a divorce, a career, never too late to strike out for places co-authored a play that was produced BEAD JEWELRY WORKSHOP - Thea Jackson, owner of Just and raising five kids, I decided to exotic and unknown," said Peterson, in Deerfield, Mass., and has had her Bead Yourself, will lead this workshop at the JCC of Central New escape everyday life and travel around now 77. "I didn't let the fact that I was essays published in the New York Jersey, 1391 Martine Ave., Scotch Plains. $55 for JCC members, the world," said Peterson. a woman approaching 60 deter me Times, Newsday and The Christian $65 for non-members. 7 p.m. (908) 889-8800, ext. 205. Traveling on a shoestring and mak- from traveling. I had some of the moat Science Monitor. ing plans as she goes along, Peterson exhilarating and thrilling experiences The lecture and slide presentation THURSDAY. NOV. 16 dares to venture off the beaten path, of my life." will be held in the library's community VENDOR NIGHT - hosted by the Scotch Plains-Fanwood carrying only a backpack, camera and Peterson hasn't stopped traveling. room, All programs at the library are Newcomers' Club. Longaberger Baskets, Pampered Chef and more. journals. She rides on dilapidated She took a similar trip in 1996 back to free and open to all interested partici- 8-10 p.m. at the Scotch Hills Country Club on Jerusalem Road. buses through Egypt and Zimbabwe Nepal and Tibet, Indochina, Indonesia, pants. The Scotch Plains Library is COLLEGE NIGHT — representatives of approximately 200 col- and squeezes into hot, crowded trains Malaysia, Australia and New Zealand. located at 1927 Bartle Ave., one block leges and universities will gather at Westfield High School. 7:30 p.m. in India. In Kenya, she encounters She also completed the Wainwright from Park Avenue in the center of 'POTTING AND PINCHING' - Bob Kurzynski will discuss roadblocks and Masai warriors, and in Coast to Coast walk, hiking alone for town. For further information or direc- African violet trailers for the Union County chapter or the African Violet Nepal she finds romance with an 200 miles across England. In 2000, tions, tall (908) 322-5007. Society. 1 p.m. Scotch Plains Library, 1927 Bartle Ave. Open to the public. A timely show FRIDAY. NOV. 17 Young actors at Westfield's Roosevelt THE AUNT BETTY FRAZEE PROJECT' - a talk by Pat Plants Intermediate School delighted audiences to the Westfield Historical Society, accompanied by a screening of the with performances of "The Time Machine" film 'Two Lords and a Lady." 7:30 p.m. Community Room of the last Friday and Saturday. In the play, Westfield municipal building, 425 East Broad St. young Fllby, an inventor, invites scientists 'AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH' - the film, in which former Vice to his home to hear about his latest inven- President Al Gore speaks about the global warming crisis, will be tion — a machine that travels through screened at First United Methodist Church, 1 East Broad St., Westfield. 7:30 p.m. Free. A discussion will follow the film. (908) 486O853. time. Hilarity and adventure break out WESTFIELD WEAVERS' SALE - find hand-woven apparel and when Mrs. Watchett, the cook, climbs household linens, just in time for the holidays. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. 715 aboard the machine and is propelled into Dorian Road, Westfield. the future. The visitors from the past meet the Eloi, a strange race of young people, and the Morlocks, a brutal race living SATURDAY. NOV. 18 beneath the earth's surface. The thrills QUILT SALE - the Sew and Sews of Westfield Senior Citizen begin when the Morlocks steal the time Housing will host their annual quilt sale. 1 1 a.m.-l p.m. 1133 machine and Mrs. Watchett and Fllby have Boynton Ave., Westfield. (908) 233-5898, ext. 9. to get it back! Pictured at right are FAMILY SING-ALONG — singer/guitarist Sharleert Leahey per- Morlocks Austin Fishman, Connor forms classic American folk songs at the vVestfield Memorial Library, Burslem and Asher Stabler. In all, 28 stu- 550 East Broad St. 2 p.m. Free to Westfield and MURAL cardhold- dent actors and more than SO stage crew ers, but register in advance at 1908) 7894090. WESTFIELD WEAVERS' SALE - find hand-woven apparel and members worked under the direction of household linens, just in time for the holidays. 10 a.m.^5 p.m. 715 Kimberly Jonny to bring the play to life. Dorian Road, Westfield. B-2 pnxnetime! NOVEMBER 10, 2006 Highlights and hot spots This show's more like — ARTWORKS WESTFIELO, a three-day show featuring the work of contemporary craft designers and fine artists, opens 'Schoolhouse Rock' Friday at the Westfield Armory, 500 Rahway Ave. The Juried art event offers works in wood, jewelry, glass, leather, fiber, ceram- Elvis tribute artist to perform Nov. 18 ic, paper and metal. Also featured are oil and acrylic painting, furniture and mixed media works. Elvis fans, put on your blue suede shoes — the King is back! Hours are 5-8:30 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday and On Nov. 18, the Fathers' Club of St. John the Apostle School in 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. A weekend pass is $7 for adults and $5 Clark will host its first annual fall extravaganza, "An Evening for students; kids under 10 get in free. with Elvis" starring the tribute artist Doug Church. — THE JOHN CORBETT BAND, fronted by television and Barbara Bilger, who served as mayor of Cranford in 2002 and film star, brings its Southern rock sound to Kean University's 2004, is supporting the club's efforts as a consultant. She helped Wiikins Theatre, 1000 Morris Ave. in Union, at 7:30 p.m. Friday. organize a similar concert by Church to benefit the Cranford PBA Danielia Cotton will open. $30, discounts for students and sen- several years ago. Tickets are being sold for $35 each in advance or $40 at the iors. (908) 727-SHOW or www.keanstage.com. door. Admission includes beer, wine, soda and hors d'oeuvres, — THE NINTH SEASON JAZZ SERIES at The Arts Guild of along with the chance to dance along to music from the king of Rahway continues at 8 p.m. Friday with Chicago jazz violinist Rock and Roll. Aaron VVeinstein, who will be joined by noted guitarist Howard Church began his career as an Elvis impersonator in the U.S. Alden. Air Force in 1983 while competing against hundreds of other con- Tickets are now available at the Arts Guild, 1670 Irving St. in testants and winning annual talent contests. Starting at the base downtown Rahway, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday. level and proceeding through to the regional levels, he defeated Tickets are $14 in advance, $16 at the door Call (732) 381- the best entertainers from many bases in the European and U.S. 7511 or email request [email protected]. For more Air Force commands. information, visit www.rahwayartsguild.org. In four years, he collected 11 first place trophies in categories — AWARD-WINNING SCULPTOR EDMUND SPIRO will dis- ranging from best male vocalist to best comedic performance. In cuss his work at a "Meet the Artist" program presented by the 1991, captured the title of **The World's Best Elvis Impersonator" Westfield Recreation Department. 7-9 p.m. Friday. Community in an international competition in Memphis, Term. Room of the Westfield municipal building, 425 East Broad St. In 1993, he started touring the country and the world. Church Free and open to the public. (908) 789-4080. has performed in venues in Bangkok, Hong Kong, Aruba, the — THE RAINBOW EXPERIENCE, a multi-cultural communi- Bahamas, Moscow, France, the United Kingdom, and Denmark. ty theater group, presents "Cinderella" at 7:30 p.m. Saturday All proceeds will benefit St. John the Apostle School, located on and 3 p.m. Sunday at the First Congregational Church, 125 Valley Road. For more information regarding tickets, call Tim Elmer St., Westfield. $15 for adults, $10 for seniors and children Eastman at (908) 486-3670. under 12. Tickets available at the door or by calling (908) 233- The Fathers' Club of St. John the Apostle is dedicated to organ- 2494. izing social and fund-raising events to benefit the school. The club was formed in 2004 by a small group of fathers of students in the — "COUNTER BALANCE," a solo show by sculptor Elaine school who wished to contribute their time and talent. In addition Lorenz, opens Friday at Union County College's Tomasulo Tribute artist Doug Church will do his best Elvis imperson- to this event, the Fathers' Club will also host the third annual Gallery, located in the Kenneth MacKay Library, 1033 ation next week at St. John the Apostle School in Clark. Lenten Fish and Chips Dinner on March 23, 2007. Springfield Ave., Cranford. The stoneware clay sculpture reflects Lorenz's interest in nature's generative forces and seeks a connection with the earth and renewed life. Hours are 1-4 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 6-9 p.m. Tuesday It's all Pinedas, all the time at benefit Broadway revue through Thursday, and 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday. The show runs Through their efforts with the Little Company with his brother Juan. through Dec. 21. (908) 709-7155. Opera Company, the husband-and-wife "Pineda Palooza," which begins at 7:30 — BASIC RELIEF PAINTING will be the subject of a pro- team of Juan and Valerie Pineda have long p.m., will include music from Stephen gram led by Mary Claire Hahn for the Scotch Plains & Fanwood been leaders in the local arts scene. On Sondheim, Lynn Ahrens, Stephen Flaherty, Arts Association at 7 p.m. Nov. 16 in the Scotch Plains Library, Nov. 17, they'll be joined by two other mem- Rodgers and Hammerstein, Jason Robert 1927 Bartle Ave. bers of the Pineda family for "Pineda Brown and many others. The demonstration is free and open to the public. For more Palooza," a revue of Broadway's best-loved Proceeds from the concert will benefit information, call Tom Yeager at (908) 322-5438. songs, at the Cranford Dramatic Club, the Little Opera Company's tuition-free — THE WESTFIELD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA continues located at 78 Winans Ave. Young Artist Program. In this program, students ages 10-18 receive training in its series on the Asian influence on classical music with In addition to Juan and Valerie, the con- cert will feature tenor Fausto Pineda, a voice, musicianship, languages, acting, Mahler's "Song of the Earth," featuring mezzo-soprano Laura member of the Actors' Equity Association stage movement, improvisation and set Nolen of the New York City Opera and tenor Jon Garrison of who has been a cast member in the nation- design. They are given the opportunity to the Metropolitan Opera. The program also features a stark con- al tours of "Grease" and "The King and I," perform side by side with professional tract, Beethoven's Eighth Symphony. and soprano Patricia Pineda, a recent grad- opera singers in fully-staged productions. The concert will be 8 p.m. Nov. 18 at the Presbyterian uate of the vocal department of Virginia Tickets are $25 for adults, $20 for sen- Church in Westfield, 140 Mountain Ave. $35-$65 tickets avail- Commonwealth University who was also a iors and $15 for students. Cranford able at the WSO office, 224 East Broad St., Westfield, Martin Farrow Music Scholar at the University of Pineda family members — clockwise Dramatic Club members will receive a $5 Jewelers in downtown Cranford, or by calling (908) 232-9400. North Carolina in Greensboro. from top, Juan, Valerie, Fausto and discount off the admission price. Both Patricia and Fausto have been Patricia — will appear In "Pineda Call the New Jersey Workshop for the instructors at the Westfield Summer Palooza," a benefit concert for the Arts at (908) 789-9696 for ticket informa- Workshop, and Fausto Pineda has co- Little Opera Company, on Nov. 17 at tion, or visit their studios at 150-152 East directed operas for the Little Opera the Cranford Dramatic Ctub. Broad St. in Westfield. Authentic CERVANTES Spanish I Portuguese Thanksgiving Dinner Buffet CDC hosts auditions for 'Crucible* Cuisine MSSNI The CDC Community clergy; Elizabeth Proctor, wife Thursday, November 23,2006 Groups Theater of Cranford, 78 of John; Elizabeth, a young, RESTAURANT * TAPAS BAR Winans Ave., will host audi- headstrong and manipulative The tions for Arthur Miller's "The woman; and Tituba, a Crucible" at 1 p.m. Saturday Jamaican slave who should be 2006 Kenilworth Inn and 7 p.m. Monday. Show of African-American descent. Seat ings: 12:30pm - 3:00pm - 5:30pm dates are Feb. 2-17. All parts are open. Qather together with the family The cast includes roles for For more information, go to Holiday Prefix Menu 10 men and 10 women. Lead www.cdctheatre.org and click includes: Soup or Salad BUFFET FEATURING: roles include John Proctor, on "Auditions." Actors may also Unlimited Shrimp Coditail • Cut Fresh Fruits • Cider forceful and virile, 30s to 40a; call Co-Director Sandi Pells at Roast Turkey ml stuffing • Baked Smoked Ham John Hale, a member of the (908) 276-6113. Choice of Entre6, Coffee & Dessert Carved N.Y. 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Deluxe Guest Hotel Rooms for your Out ol Town Guests Available Pimm or Apple Pie, Coffee or Tea 24 North Avenue East, Cranford • 008-278-3664 Childnn 10 A umtor *1f* "* *L Major, K 192 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The pro- Our school day includes art, music, physical gram will also include COED NURSERY& PRE-K 'OPEN HOUSE Mozart's beloved Ave Verum, education, library and computers. We foster an Laudate Dominim, K. 339, Sunday, November 12 ,2006,1-3 p.m. aw are ncs H of our own community, as well as the and a duet/chorus from his world around us. through a vibrant program of opera "Don Giovanni." You're invited to experience The second part of the pro- community service and tikkun olam projects. gram will feature the Chorale an atmosphere of trust, and Concert Choir perform- freedom and caring for Schccther provides a foundation of Jewish life, and a ing festive seasonal selections and a cappella madrigals. preschool girls and boys. love of learning that students will carry with them Soloists will include into the future. Stephanie Chelston, Joel Kent Place School Is anall-ghls K through w independent college-preparatory Tomko, Steven Cohen, day icttool with a coeducational nursery and pre-kindergarten program. Christine Danelson, Kelly Solomon Schechter Day School Bennet, Carol Cuneo, Mathew Koziol and Adam Latham. of Essex and Union Admission is free. 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When kids are the stars, parents become adoring fans OBITUARIES Dorothy Parker Dorothy "Dotty" Parker, 70, She is survived by her son died Nov. 4, 2006, at The and daughter-in-law, John D. Chelsea at Fanwood. and Robin Parker, and two Born in Elizabeth, she grandsons, Matthew and resided in Roselle before mov- Jonathon Wells. ing to Fanwood in 1956. Services were held Mrs. Parker was a book- Wednesday at the Memorial keeper for Hanita Cutting Funeral Home, Fanwood. Tools in Mountainside before Interment was in Somerset retiring in 2000. Prior to that, Hills Memorial Park, Basking she was employed for many Ridge. years by the George O. Stevens Donations may be made to; Oil Co. in Plainfield. the Fanwood Rescue Squad, do Mrs. Parker was prede- Robert Kruthers, Treasurer, ceased by her husband, Erwin 218 Forest Road, Fanwood, NJ John Parker, in 1991. 07023 Edward A. Ochrenyk Hundreds of parents lined up recently along the playground of Wilson Elementary School In WestfleM. Was it to get tickets to a Edward A. Ochrenyk, 75, and Army. He was a member Jets game? To see a Broadway show? To hear Barbra Streisand sing? No, the parents waited in this long line to enter the gym- died Nov. 3, 2006, at Robert of American Legion Post 209 nasium to see the annual Halloween sing-along starring their children. Wood Johnson at Rahway. of Scotch Plains. Born in Newark, he lived Surviving are his two in Irvington before moving to brothers, John and Raymond; Scotch Plains in 1975. two sisters, Charlotte Pirylis Computer group to host talk on how to succeed on eBay Mr. Ochrenyk was a and Isabel Carpenter, and SCOTCH PLAINS — The tion can be found at [email protected]. The general Founded in 1975, ACGNJ is mechanic for American Can several nieces and nephews. Amateur Computer Group of www.njgamers.com, and the public is invited at no charge. the oldest computer users Co, in Hillside for 30 years Services were private. NJ, located at 1916 Bartle public is invited to attend. Later in the year, the club group in the country. A general retiring in 1980. Arrangements were by the Ave., has announced its sched- The next meeting of the has planned a presentation by meeting is held the first A veteran of the Korean Rossi Funeral Home, Scotch ule for the first half of online auction group will be Microsoft of the new Vista Friday of each month, and War, he served with the Navy Plains. November. Wednesday, Nov. 15. At this operating system; a talk by there are over a dozen special The regular meeting of the session, a group of eBay Bill Machrone, former editor of interest groups that cover var- LAN party group will be held enthusiasts will meet to dis- PC Magazine, about what is ious topics on different days of Lillian W. Keets-Page on Friday, Nov. 10. Up to 20 cuss strategies to succeed in hot in high tech; and an the Month. Lillian W. Keets-Page, 98, grandchildren, Rock Steward, gamers can get together to online sales. Featured will be overview of VOIP, the new All meetings are held on died Oct. 26, 2006, at her home Earl and Morgan Lambert, battle each other over the two sisters from Scotch Plains technology that combines the the second floor of the Rescue in Westfield after a long ill- Dana and Michael Downer Jr. club's high speed network. who have a successful eBay computer with the telephone. Squad building, located at ness. She is also survived by a host Admission is $5 for the 16- store. For more information, To view the schedule, visit 1916 Bartle Ave., one block in Mrs. Keets-Page is survived of nieces and nephews. hour session. More informa- email questions to onlineauc- www.acgnj .org. from Park Avenue. by her daughter, Ernestine Memorial services were Keets-Lambert; her step- held Saturday at St. Luke's daughter, Grace Keets- AME Zion Church, Westfield. Westfield Soroptimists seek nominations for two awards Coleman; her grandchildren, Arrangements were by the Cyriese Downer and Earl S. Higgins Home for Funerals in WESTFIELD — Women's Opportunity Award women." As such, the group be presented to a young Lambert Jr., and her great- Plainfield. Soroptomist International of and Violet Richardson Award. annually honors and cele- woman, between the ages of the Greater Westfield Area, an The name Soroptomist is brates the best for and of 14 and 17, who volunteers her volunteer service organization derived from two Latin words women in several ways. time and energy to helping for business and professional — "soro," or sister, and "opti- The Women's Opportunity others and has demonstrated Roland M. Koleda women that works to improve ma," the best, and has been Award, which is accompanied a commitment to the better- Roland M. Koleda, 58, died Glenn M. and his wife, the lives of girls and women, is translated to mean "the best by a monetary gift, will be pre- ment of her community. Oct. 30, 2006. Virginia, and Eric W. and his seeking nominations for its for women" or "the best of sented to a woman who Each of the awards will be Born in Newark, he lived in wife, Janice; a nephew, demonstrates a financial need, presented at the annual Scotch Plains for 55 years Nicholas, and three nieces, holds the primary financial awards dinner hi May. before moving to Edison in Courtney, Jacqulyn and responsibility for her house- For more information and 2006. Stephanie. hold, and is enrolled in or reg- an application, call (908) 272- Mr. Koleda owned and oper- Services were held at the DIVORCE SEMINAR istered for an undergraduate 0300, ext. 112. Applications ated R. Koleda Excavating and Rossi Funeral Home, 1937 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT degree or vocational school. should be submitted no later Tree Service in Scotch Plains Westfield Ave., Scotch Plains. The Violet Richardson than Dec. 1, 2006, to for 38 years. Interment was in St. Nicholas DIVORCE AND CHILD CUSTODY Award is named in honor of Soroptomist International of Surviving are his brothers, Cemetery, Norwich, Conn. the first Soroptomist charter the Greater Westfield Area, president, Violet Richardson P.O. Box 306, Cranford, NJ NOV. 15 7- 9 pm Nov. 16 7-9 pm Ward, whose motto was, "It's 07016 (Attn: Women's Frederick Rodgers Jr. Wayne Law Offices of what you do that counts." This Opportunity Award or Violet Frederick Girvin Rodgers Naval Base in Newport, R.I., award and monetary gift will Richardson Award). Jr., 78, of Winthrop, Maine, for the remainder of his tour Public Library Budd Lamer, PC died Nov. 2, 2006, at the of duty. 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Call (908) 272-0200 Arrangements are by the Refreshments will be served Rossi Funeral Home, Scotch Plains. INSIDE Section Westfieki High School's gym- nastics and cross country teams all qualified for the state tour- nament this weekend. For more on the teams, see Page O2. Sports c November 10, 2006 UKOUD-I'KISS WVVW.NJ.C OM/lil C OKlH'Hi.SS ' i SP-F, Wf LIGHTING UP THE CROWD girls share soccer title

SPORTS EDITOR For 1O0 minutes Saturday night, the Westfield and Scotch Plains-Fanwood girls soccer teams both played well enough to win the Union County Championship, and, for a change, they both did. The Blue Devils and the Raiders tied, 1-1, after two overtimes in the Union County Championship game at Williams Field in Elizabeth and were named county co-champions for the 2006 season. "Every time we play Scotch Plains it is such a great game," said Westfield senior defender Gillian Kape following the game. "Every time the game can go either way and neither team wanted to lose. Both teams showed a tremendous amount of heart and it was just so even. A tie is good, because we are still both county champs." The co-champions both came out firing during the first half, each connecting on a goal. Westfield got the scor- ing started in the 12th minute: after senior Erin McCarthy crossed the ball into the goaltender's box, an SP-F defender got a foot on the ball and redirected it over Raider goaltender Laruen Mains' head and into the right corner of the net, giving the Blue Devils an early 1-0 lead. BROOKS CRANDALIVCORRESPONDENT Above: Westfield quarterback Tom Bonard acores the game-winning touchdown Saturday during the Blue Devils' dramatic 28-21 victory over Scotch "Those things happen," Plains-Fanwood. Below: Westfield tight end C.J. Patella gets taken down by SP-F'a Mike Katz (20) and Dave Belford (25). said Mains after the game. "It was a hard angle so there was nothing that you could do about it. There is no reason Bonard touchdown lifts Wf over SP-F, 28-21 for anyone to hang their heads about that. We came back right away and contin- SPORTS EDITOR STUDENT SUPPORT ued to play the game so it was ok." As the sun set in the late WESTFIELD —Th SP-F charged down the afternoon Saturday at Kehler WfMt&dd High School foot- field one minute after the Stadium, the Westfield High ball team's victory wasn't the Westfield goal was scored and School football team rose to only reason for Blue Devils' immediately drew a foul the occasion, defeating fans to celebrate Saturday. inside the goaltender's box. Scotch Plains-Fanwood 28-21 Before the start of the But Raider senior midfielder in the latest installment of Blue Devils' football game Allie Hambleton's penalty the schools' 48-year-old rival- against long-time rival kick attempt was denied by ry game. Scotch Plains-Fanwood, Evan Blue Devil goalkeeper Claire Westfield quarterback Einstein, a junior at Westfield Bennett, who flung herself to Tom Bernard's 21-yard touch- High School, WHS Principal the right to stop the would-be down run with 41 seconds Dennis Fyffe, Athletic goal. remaining in the game put Director Ed Tranchina and But the Raiders would not the Blue Devils ahead for head football coach Jim be denied, and they eventual- good, ending the Raiders' DeSarno were all presented ly broke through against the four-year winning streak with a symbolic check from Blue Devils' defense during over Westfield. Toyota for $25,000 toward the the 24th minute. SP-F used "We haven't beaten these school's football program. an appropriately-placed cor- guys since P.A.L. in sixth The check was presented ner kick by Lauren Weisbrod grade," Bonard said following to the program because to get the ball close to the net. the game. "We knew that we Einstein, a WHS student, After the ball was knocked had to play our A-game to won the on-line sweepstakes around the box by members beat them because it doesn't on NBC's Friday Night Lights of both teams, Raider Tina matter how good we are and website, sponsored by Toyota. Camarda got hold of it, found it doesn't matter how good Einstein, a baseball and an opening, and shot it past they are, it is always going to hockey player at WHS, is Bennett on the right side of be a close game. And it was nonetheless an avid fan of the the net, equalizing the game, again today, down to the last Westfield football team. 1-1. play" fans, that's not how it turned offense could not come up Westfield put together a nine When he logged onto the web- The game would remain The game was indeed close out. with a big play to tie the play, 65-yard scoring drive site of the new TV show tied through the second half throughout, with neither "I was just trying to cut it score. during the first quarter that Friday Night Lights to learn and through two 10-minute team taking more than a up on the outside to get the "Our kids played hard but gave them an early advan- more about the show, he overtimes. Both teams dis- seven point lead on the other. ball into the middle of the we just didn't get it done tage. ntered the random drawing played incredible toughness It was filled with big plays field," Bonard said. "But then today," said SP-F head coach The Blue Devils got great that would add $25,000 to and clutch play on the defen- and big moments, the biggest I saw green and I had to cut Steve Ciccotelli, "They were rushing from junior running Westfield's football program, sive side, limiting on anoth- of which came off of a play it up and get into the end better than us today. I back Malcolm Allen on the "instein's own theory of er's chances. called 18-read. zone. I knew that once I was thought we moved the ball possession. Allen, who fin- "chance" ended up paying off "I really felt like it was a The play came from the there, no one was going to well - we scored 21 points - ished the game with 132 handsomely for the school's battle out there and it could football team. Westfield sidelines to Bonard stop me from getting in." but we should not give up 28 yards on the ground, account- have gone either way," said with 49 seconds left, It was Unfortunately for the on defense. That was disap- ed for 26 yards during the "I'm excited that it's some- Westfield head coach Katie designed for him to run to the Raiders and their fans, no pointing." drive. But it was senior tight thing 1 can do to contribute to Wertheimer. "My girls played right and get the ball into one did. SP-F did have a The Blue Devils were able end C.J. Patella who came up the team. I'm a big football their hearts out I know they good field goal positioning. chance to answer the Blue to move the ball on the the biggest, recovering a fum- fan. Anyway I can help is a tried as hard as they could I However, much to the delight Devils' score with 33 seconds Raiders' defense during their good thing," Einstein said. really felt like they left it all of the Blue Devils and their remaining, but the Raiders' first possession of the game. (Continued on page C-2) out on the field nnd 1 am real- ly happy with the way that they played." SP-F head coach Kevin SP-F boys soccer wins county championship Ewing said, "Both teams have good defenses and both teams utes into the game. DiVizio's first goal was unassisted Breznitsky was confident in his team coming down were playing well. When you SPORTS EDITOR and his second was off" of an assist by junior Brain the stretch. have two rival towns playing Hessemer. "I know that anything can happen but I feel that if against each other, you know For the Scotch Plains-Fanwood boys soccer team and Union would respond, however, tallying two goals we play anywhere close to how we played on Saturday that it's going to be a hard- head coach Tom Breznitsky, a little change did a lot of past SP-F junior goalkeeper Brandon Reddington. With night, we should win easily." fought battle. And that's what good during Saturday night's Union County Meredith in the field, Reddington would allow only The Raiders improved to 16-5-1 overall with the vic- it turned out to be. I am Championship game versus Union, those two goals to Union for the rest of the game, much tory and were still alive in the state tournament as of proud of my kids, they played The Raiders defeated the Farmers, 4-2, at Williams to the delight of his coach. Tuesday. However, the Raiders played against Holmdel hard." Field in Elizabeth due to a lineup change and a subse- "Brandon Reddington he did a fine job Saturday (13-2-2) at Hobndel and lust, 1-0, in the final two min- With the tie, the number quent offensive explosion. night," Breznitsky said. "I doubt very seriously if utes iii the North Jersey Section 2, Group 3 semifinals. one-seeded Raiders defended Breznitsky moved all-state goaltender Bryan Meredith would have been able to come up with saves The loss eliminated SP-F (16-6-1) from the tournament, their Union County Meredith into the sweeper position prior to the start of on the two goals. They were two legit goals, no question." putting an end to the streak of three sectional titles in Championship title from a the game, hoping to stop the Union offense and jump Both Reddington and the Raiders were not be fazed a row won for the Raiders. year ago, improving to 16-2-2 start his own team's offense. And the strategy worked, by the outburst, coming out and scoring first during the for the season. The number as SP-F came out firing. second half. WESTFIELD BOYS two-seeded Blue Devils (15-3- "With Meredith in the back it allows us to get our ten "We very easily could have gone into the tank after 2) won their 18th champi- best field players on the field I think," Breznitsky said. the equalizer at halftime," Breznitsky said. "But our The Westfield boys soccer team al.so lost in the onship nnd hnve been cham- "It gives us more offensively and I think it is something guys would not be denied and they came out and we state tournament Tuesday, fnlling to Bridgewnter- pions 18 times in the event's that could really help us in the stretch run state tourna- played a strong second half, and then kept working and Raritan, 2-1, in overtime in the Section 2, Group 4 26 years of existence. ment wise." then got the result." semifinal. The Blue Devils (13-7-2) tied the game in "This is definitely a build- It certainly helped juiuor Mike DiVizio, who was the DiVizio scored his third goal of the game off of an the 15th minute of the second half off n goal from ing block for us," Kape said. "I man of the match on the offensive side for the Raiders. assist by junior Tyler Stnnek with 18 minutes loft in the Andrew Brill but could not usr> the positive momen- menn we are doing so well, DiVizio recorded a hnt trick during the game. His two second half. Stnnek then added another gonl with five tum to secure tho victory in overtime. Mike Lc-asner goals during the first half put SP-F ahead, 2-0, six min- minutes remaining, off of an assist by DiVizio. mnde 11 saves for the Blue Devils. (Continued on page C-2) NOVEMBER 10,2006 C-2 RECORD-PRESS Wf gymnasts win sectional title Wf XC teams advance to states Junior Evan Friedman led By PAVIO LAZAWUS kicked for second by Plainfield star Jahlisa Smith, the the Blue Devils with an eighth CORRESPONDENT " Watchung Conference place (17:25.01) performance, The Westfield High School Champion. followed by senior Kevin boys and girls cross country "In a kick, you have to give O'Rourke who was 14th in teams have had mixed results Smith the advantage because 17:38.06. O'Rourke, who was in the first two championship of her speed but Nicole never barely on the depth chart at events this season: the boys backed down. I was so proud of the beginning of the season, sweeping the Watchung her," Buccino said. "Kim really has been the biggest of many Conference and Union County stepped it up too. Her hard pleasant surprises on the Championships and the girls work has started to pay off. team. settling for second and fifth. Juniors Rose Driscoll and "Kevin has been great," So it was only fitting that Marissa Mumford, who both Martin said. "I hope the when both advanced to this missed part of the season with younger boys on the team rec- weekend's state champi- injuries, also responded with ognize what hard work and a onships at Holmdel with sec- personal bests to finish 16th little confidence and success ond place finishes at the Group and 21st, respectively, in 21:25 can do to change your outlook 4, Section 2 meet last Saturday and 21:36. . and performance." at Warinanco Park, their sus- Ayn Wisler was 29th in Junior Alex Tarlow, who has pense levels would be com- 21:53, Ali Lowenstein was 39th often been the team's top fin- pletely contrary. in 22:17 and Marlee Austin isher, was 17th in 17:51.43. While the boys knew quick- was 42nd in 22:31. "I know I had an off day but ly after their race that With many of their previ- that's the kind of performance Phillipsburg was going to be ously injured runners finally we need to have a good show- the champion, winning 39-92, getting healthy, the Blue ing at Groups," Tarlow said. the girls had to wait for the Devils ran their best race and "We all had sub-par races at fifth and final scoring Buccino is hoping for another the same time which hindered Bridgewater-Raritan girl to big performance this weekend. our chase for a sectional title." finish. She finished 45th, giv- "We have been overshad- We are going to train hard- ing them a narrow 67-69 tri- owed by other teams all season er but with a longer taper. Like umph over the rejuvenated and those that have gotten the every team going to Holmdel, Blue Devils. attention deserve it," Buccino we want to qualify. We know its As usual, the Westfield girls said. "Competition is fierce this going to be an uphill battle packed their runners and had year and we have had so many against a lot of the top teams all seven finish before different girls compete in our in the state that are all in our Bridgewater's fifth but the varsity seven and manage to group. We're hoping to qualify Panthers put four runners in fill the shoes just as we need- on a wild-card but we don't the top ten, including the over- ed." want to leave anything to all winner, Danica Krivanos, As for the Westfield boys, chance." who ran 19:30,34. they were not expected to Senior Brent Souders was The Westfield High School gymnastics team poses for a team photo following their first Senior Nicole DiBenedetto defeat a powerful Phillipsburg 23rd in 17:56.51, junior Neil place finish at the NJSIAA North Section 2 Meet at Montclair High School. The Blue Devils continued her recent resur- team and the Liners left little FitzPatrick was 30th in scored a season-high 107.925 points to lead all schools. With the sectional victory, Westfield gence with another personal doubt about the result, placing 18:07.47, junior Brendan qualified to compete in the NJSIAA Wedgewood Communications Championship Saturday best (19:46.87) to lead the Blue all five scorers in the first six- Berkowitz was 33rd in at Rutgers University. In addition, Blue Devils freshman Jenna Rodrigues qualified to com- Devils in third and senior Kim teen, including the third and 18:10.13 and junior David pete as an individual for the state meet on vault, bars and on the all-around. Legones was sixth in 20:28.36, fourth finishers. Hyslip was 42nd in 18:28. also a personal best. "They (Phillipsburg) ran Martin is expecting a "I think we have yet to see well," said Westfield head bounce back Saturday. just what Nicole can do," said coach Jack Martin. "We beat "The boys are strong, SP-F girls volleyball finishes 14-10 an excited Westfield distance them at the Roxbury class strength type runners and the coach Jen Buccino. "It took a meet. We'll see if we can get course down there suits them By JOE SERZAN 14-10, making it to states but because of their leader- while, but she is really learn- them on Saturday." well," Martin said. SPOUTS EDITOR for the first time in five ship, for the other varsity ing how to push herself. Best of The Blue Devils were years, and played their girls for the junior varsity all she loves being out there. unable to match their spectac- SP-F RUNNERS The Scotch Plains- hearts out every single girls," Stack said. "They Focusing on one sport instead ular performance at the Union Fanwood girls volleyball game. I couldn't be prouder show them what it is to be of two has really allowed her to County meet, when they aver- Led by their lethal 1-2 team ended a very success- of them." not just a person who plays find the joy in running." aged 17:20 to defend their title. punch of sophomore Brittney ful season on Nov. 1, falling SP-F was led all season volleyball but a volleyball DiBenedetto began conserv- Saturday the team average Veeck and junior Cassy Valdes, to Cranford 25-23, 25-22. by its tri-captaitis, Allie player arid there is a big dif- atively and was sitting fifth at was 17:47, over a slightly more the Scotch Plains-Fanwood The Raiders finished the Brown, Morgan Finkel, and ference between the two." the mile but caught all but the difficult course. girls cross country team quali- year 14-10, a vast improve- Maetal Rozenberg. The cap- Other members of the leader with a mile to go. **I really can't say why we fied for Holmdel with a fourth ment over last season's 8-13 tains, along with the senior 2006 varsity squad included "At that point she was real- ran slower," said Martin, a in tough Group 3. Section 2. mark. members of the team, have Izzy Blatch, Nicole Colineri, ly looking like she could master at getting his teams to Veeck was 11th in 20:07.61 and "This team is lightyears been extremely influential Nicole DeSando, Liz Hapin, threaten for first," Buccino run their best in the biggest Valdes was 12th in 20:12.44. ahead of where they were for the team this season. Alyssa Karis, Alicia said. meets. "Practices were good The Raider boys ended their last year," said SP-F volley- "The seniors are a special Matthews, Aggie Krivanos took control as the and the boys were rested. season with a seventh place ball head coach Adrienne group of kids and I will def- Kadziszewka, Meghan runners entered the final 400, Every day is different. Well see finish. Junior Patrick Doliber ; Stack. "They came from initely miss them, not just Reilly, and libero Kim which was run around the if we can't make it happen this ran 17:32.07 for 16th place • being 8-13 last year to being because of how they play Shelus. track. DiBenedetto was out- Saturday." overall. Mains notched her 12th shutout of the season for SP-F, which advanced SP-I> Wf girls share soccer title to take on Mendham (18-3-1) for the 0^ Award-winning • (Continued from page C-l) didn't put our heads down, we kept sectional title at 2 p.m. Thursday at fighting and I think taking that into Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School. i,H\ Suilcwiilr limit) Ini- ln-«*n i this just adds on to it and now we states with us will be great and it's a The Blue Devils weren't as suc- \imr. I n'i fin- tin- |iii-1 i'J >.-(i[ -t. IS it \r tulrni IIIHI markrt have more confidence going into the basis for the rest of the season and cessful as the Raiders were in the In mirk fur vim! (I, * lixlm ' rmm- tnlWiitutimi. states, and we feel stronger. We play a we're going to be fine." semifinals of the state tournament, tough team, actually, Bridge water, so The Raiders certainly were fine however. Westfield fell 2-0 to Service this it is good that we have this confi- Monday, defeating Ridge, 2-0, in the JUST LISTED!! Bridgewater-Raritan (14-4) in the dence going now, we should be doing semifinals of the North Jersey Section North Jersey Section 2, Group 4 tour- Delightful and spacious 5 bed- well." 2, Group 3 tournament at home. nament semifinals. Bennett finished room Colonial with new car- SP-F's Mains said, "I love the way Molly Meehan and Lisa Camarda with 20 saves for the Blue Devils, who peting, wood floors, formal din- we came back after the own goal, we each scored goals in the game and were (15-4-2) following the defeat. ing room and Jacuzzi in first floor bathroom This home also features eat-in-kitchen, built-in Bonard touchdown lifts Wf over SP-F, 28-21 barbeque and deck, 1car att. garage. Easy access to town (Continued from page C-l) and it lasted 16 plays. Brand was particularly good dur- center and transport, see it ing the drive, accounting for 40 yards rushing. But it now!! ble and later catching a nine-yard Bonard touchdown was fellow senior running back Matt Huether who pass to put Westfiold up, 7-0. capped the drive for the Raiders, running from one yard "C.J. had a great week of practice," said Westfield out to give SP-F a 21-14 lead as time expired in the ERA STATEWIDE REALTY head coach Jim DoSarno. "My coaches were telling third quarter. !HR£E C0MVEMEN1 LOCATIONS 10 SERVE iOLfl fitfll ESTHE me all game, *C.J.'s the guy, get him the ball because LTfiW SiitKfHLtiiH) f-ir! ir>t Time But Westfield would answer yet again, putting Cranfoul Delrin rs. A in -ny Nati.nul I LJIS Smite he is feeling it.' And you know he did play an all- together a seven play, 64 yard scoring drive of its own 7 7 ! waMuMve 6.1S Honk' 206 1)0 around great game today." on its next possession. 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LR, EIK, refrig. baft, Fax 908-47 4-90O9 or status, creed, ances- built In micro, celling duplex. 2 w/w carpel No amok try, marital status, af- 24/7 fans, Ig CA style clos- BR, fenced yard, nice hg/pets, near trans, 1477-204-MM ets, HW firs, cable loc, $1275/mo + utils. $960 + utts, 1 mo sec. X RAY fectional or sexual Liefey U M NJ Dapt. Move or Retire to Dela- FLORIDA'S ready, park In front of ware and discover the UABTYLEI Luxurious Avail V15 •OB-T AvalJJ/JLf TECHNICIAN orientation, or nation- of •ankfac and Int. furnished condomini- apt £Z commute NYC ality, or an intention to value of manufactured Call ill Eltubeth - Boyway OARWoooar MATT. •or orthopedic prac- make any such pref- housing. Gated com- ums in Sunny, Naples- Section, 1BR Apt, New tice. Summit. FT. Full CARPENTER erence, limitation or munity with homes from Bonita Springs! Sandy CRANFORD 1 BR apt. Building. Convenient to 2 bed looms. 5 rooms, benefits. xperienced In remodel- discrimination. Famil- low lOO's. 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Coastal Georgia - New, sort & Marina, a pri- _.Count Of Us. 2BR,$1050 tor. 2nd floor of 2 family 0ARW00O 2 bdrm, 2° or repair machine Preoonstruction Golf vate island resort in KEMLWORTH 3BR J125O rtouse. Parking off tools. Work w/Lathe a This newspaper will not Community. Large lots $0f fir, EIK, fin attic, en- Christian must. Esc. pay. knowingly accept any the Florida Keys with street. $1300/mo + closed porch, Ig deck, advertising for real es- & condos w/ deepwa- marina, on-site dive *73»»—71 utils. 1.5 mo sec Youth Leader Fax mwiw to: ter, marsh, golf, nature center and more. Call Classifieds W/D hkup, J1475 + »14OO + utils. tug* 12/1 973-37M2CS tate which is In viola- needed. 90&276O091 Utlls. FT: 1 nlght/wk in tion of the law. To re- views. Gated, Golf, Fit- 30&«72 2217 or visit. Clark. Leadership port discrimination, ness Center, tennis, e«perlence ore call the Office of Fair Trails, Docks. $7Ohs • Housing and Equal »300K. 1^77-26& WATERFRONT PROPER Opportunity of the 7376 TIES: Spectacular Vir- U-S. Department of www.cooperspofntcom ginia waterfront CORBIN Housing and Unban HALL Gated, private Al* You Making What Development (HUD) at Your* Worth? Very HUNTER'S NY LAND community on Atlantic COLLECTIONS 1-S0O-669-9777. The SALE, LAST CHANCE - side of Virginia Eastern Serious Money for HUD TTY telephone shore. 3+ acre lots MANAAER Sales & Marketing number for the hear- AUCTION PRICES. 5O Prosl #1 product to Tracts • 20 to 25O available from $13OK to PT. Mid sire Union ing impaired is 212- S650K with Immediate, ever hit the Health & 7O&1455. Acres. Discounts, re County CPA firm seeks Nutrition industry. bates, free closing deep water access to MARKETING/SALES CONSTRUCTION experienced collection "MmalayanOoil costs. Limited time. Chincoteague Bay. manager. 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M-F. 3-6pm. $17.80 to $59.00 hour These homes must - 120 Acres $580 per Bay. 1 to 12 acre water- * *»• to (to tHw-ort>. Salary bated on Help drive kids to ac- Entry Level. No Experv sell! For Listings Call acre. Western Adiron- front lots available with i WH tivities, laundry, occa- ence Required/ NOW 1S00-425-1620 CK.3421 dacks with ponds & pier access. Priced from ill rintl the L.2 sional errands. Excel- HIRING! Green Card BANK FORECLOSURES! 175 Acres • $740 per $37OK to $599K. Loca- inH r*-*»iHtt>ii^ lent English, own car. Homes from $10,000! acre. Our best deals tion Ideal for boating & . Bring >our fri-ih i references req'd. O.K. caii iaaa«i- 1 - 3 bedroom avail- in 10 years! EZ financ- fishing. Privacy close to Must be reliable, seif- B7S4 art. 7 Closed ing. Call Christmas & quaint villages, shop- Sundays. able! Repos, REO's. ping & water activities. starter. 90S-S91S176 FDIC. FSBO. FHA, etc, Associates. 1-80O- foi thtjolha ing: These homes must 229-7843. 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Great cond TnofnesvtHe Furniture Call 732-574-9894 ABSOLUTELY NO COST CM 9O8-7OfrX4S6 Table w/ 3 ieaves & Exc cond! Media Cabinet, TO YOU. if qualified. custom table pads burt. glass top. Match- Whirlpool estate washer New lift chairs starting CHERRVWOOD DINING 10 chairs, 2 pc break ing breakfront. burl, 6 months old exc at $599, limited time of CRANFORD j ROSELLE PARK UNION WESTFIELD, NJ ROOM SET • SOLID front w/ glass doors, glass front, 6 glass cond. like new! $10O fer. Toll Free 1-866400 WOOD. BRAND NEW- tea cart finished on shelves. Asking $800. 908-7090791 6844. MOVING SALE NEVER USED. CAN DE 9OS-92S-9597 CONTENTS OF HOME LIVER. COST $4000. both sides. $1500 WJLTI FAMILY! Church Fair Frl 11/10 * SELL FOR $799. JOHN obo. Serious Inquiries MOVING - MUST SELL1 Pool Table commercial, Sat 11/11 Tnurs 11/9 201-25&€259 Only. 90*4515236 WINE PRESS • Carboys, full solid slate. 5/8 *0ARAQE SALE* i FRIDAY. Nov 1O Frl 11/10 fermentation locks, thick, good cond. 2 PM - 8:3O PM 9 am - 4 inn Sat 11/11 COFFEE TABLE Round, Dining Table w/ eight ect. All $250. 90S- $1500. 90O6S7-3992 Saturday, Nov IX : SATURDAY. Nov 11 gold leaf marble top, padded chairs. 2 272-3533 9 AM-1PM 2716 Carol Rd 9am2um antique, very good leaves, pecan Chip- m 9«n-3pm j cond, $125, pendale's style $3O0 2 20" bikes 1 boy, 1 girt PRESCRIPTION LESS Methodist Church Furnltura, Clothing, 359 Orenda Circle 908-889-5139 obo. 9O8-2O&4403 both for $20 THAN CANADA! IS Georgia St. Conwr of Chestnut St Exercise Equip, (off Lawrence Ave) 908-59O8885 MONTH: Flomax A East Giant Ave Dft Set (Sued Wood) $27.00, Fdsamax (oft l««lneton> ! Tods, a variety of (walnut clr) table w/1 Antique claw foot tub. $16.00, Piavix $45.00, Household Items. Books, seasonal, vtis $ CHEAT VALUE leaf. 6 chairs, pads white- needs enamel A/C wail unit. To make HN Items, clothing, j China, Jewelry, tapes, furniture & work $200 obo Singulair $57.00, tools, lamps, hats, , Christmas Gifts. Dining RM Set 6 cha irs, china cab. $300 obo offer. 908-889-4877 Norvase $26.00, Advalr Kntck Knacks, ! Everything Must more! 1 table, 2 leaves, exc cond SOSTOMTSl 908-654-3642 Cherrywood finish coffee $50.00, Evista $32.00, punas. ' For more Info call: Don't Miss This 1 server, hutch, table pad, OR SET win lacquer. Baby Clothes- Lots! Girls Viagra $2.75. A littl* Wt of I 9O0-24S-223T American Drew brass & glass, china 0-12mo ex cond 5O<$5 table. To make offer. Global Medicines •vcryiNngl OfMt traditional, mahogany, Came 9OS5871058 908-889-4877 1-866634O720 $2000 90S-377-3iaK) cab. Ig tbl. 6 chs, buf- fet, pick up $1200. Baby Furniture - Pali Crib Green lamp with shade. www.gloijalmedicines.net Dinlnc Rm Set- Walnut 732-277-8352 & dresser/changing tbl. Black banker's touch 196O's, good condtion Light colored wood. lamp. To make an of- PRESCRIPTION LESS (MOUNTAINSIDE SPRINGFIELD UNION, NJ WESTFIELD, NJ table w/ ieaf, 6 chairs, $250. 908931XJ520 fer. 90&889-4877 THAN CANADA! MONTH: & hutch S24O BEAUTIFUL! BH Home Bike - Brand Romax $27.00. Fbsamax 4S4 Bailer Ave 908-436-1143 Hulsraad OR set.new cond. Asking Women's Clothing Sire $16.00. PtavU $45.00, Moving Sale Attic Treasure Mango wood table & 14 and 16. To make Singulair $51.00, Norvase < off Chestnut and SAT 11/11 buffet, 12 blk leather $125 obo. 908-232-5018 Washington) VAnnrvr Hi offer. 908-889-4877 $26.00. Advair $5000. Sale (RAIN ON SHINE) chairs, appt only. BR set (blk Formica), 5 Evista $32.00. vlagra Friday ft Saturday $49O0 9OS-322-649O dr chest, 60" dresser. $2.75. Global Medicines Sat, IV" nightstand. king November 10 * 11 Friday, November 10 9am-3pm ITALIAN LEATHER LIVING 18666340720 10 am - 3 pm 9:30 am - 3 pm Comer of Elm St. * ROOM SET in original headboard $200 obo www.gtobalmedicines.net tt» GROUSE LANE Saturday, November 11 East Dudley Ave DINING ROOM SET 908-27&2945 9:3O am -1 pm 1930's Tiger Effect Ma plastic, never used. Golf balls galorel Original price $3000. CHEVAL MIRROR, pecan Black Leather set, sofa Radiance Black Cast Iron Furniture, Orien- Household ItItemss , hogany, China Cabinet sacrifice $975. Bill 732 60"Hx21"W. like new. Gas Stove w/ venting talla. Paintings, Springfield Emanuel & Server. Very good $60. 973 204 6331: & 2 matching recliners United Methodist glassware, cloth- cond, $750 obo. 22&-4123 Jennifer Leather like pipes. Like new, £500. WWII Memorabilia, Ing, collectibles, * Tools, Electronics. 973-467-8127 new $875 obo 9023» Jewelry, Lenox, Church much more... Too Glassware, House- 9O&276-2382 King Sin Boxsprirtg A 4O Church Mall Frame S29S obo. DICTIONARY ATLAS MINT 908-668O493 Bfick-A-Brack, much to list! hold, Garden & Baby Vol. 1-2. Photos on each Etc, etc... Items. Gifts & Fabric Sofa 850 Cash Only. Holiday Items, M0-72SO086 . 4O00 pgs. $25. CHERRY BEDROOM SET Bargain! Costume Jewelry, Crafts. Hardware... 8322-2393 Anytime Solid Wood. never SHOWER- Anywhere MOVING TO Too much to list!! MCAt La-Z-Bov Vibrator Recliner used, brand new in fac- RETIREMENT HOME. Collectibles, Records. No Clothes! ilass End Table for Brand. Ideal for person w/ w/ heal & (ridge, light Sale. To Make an of- tory boxes. English caretaker. Exc. cond. DINING ROOM SET 1 yr, brown cloth, ex. cond fer call 90&889 4877. Dovetail. Original cost $500. 906-351-1767 6 chairs. MOVING • $350 90*654-5251 $45O0. Sefl for $795. 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VIN #7A0432ZO, 4 DR., 6 cyl., auto, PI Package, 17" spoke whls Stk #4204, VIN #7A 139895, 4 DR., 8 cyl., sunroof packages, rear seat DVD \a\ Ration, heated seals, MSRP S52.050 entertainment pkg., PI Package, MSRP $65,525 SOMERSET • MIDDLESEX • UNION I9 APR 4"APR 2005 MERCEDES-BENZ MUBO 2004MERCE0ES-BENZOM500C •< _ . STK#2085P, VINf5A566260, S.E., 6 CYLINDER, AUTO, A/C, SW19944A VtHi?4FQ78746. NAVIGATION SYSTEMS CYL^AUTO, A/C, P/S/B/WINDS, PEWTER/ASH, 7247 Ml. CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED P/S/B/WINDS, BLACK/STOkE, 12,758 Ml. CERTIFIED PRE-dWNEti CHEVROtfT 2002 MERCEDES-BENZ CLK430A '3A 2000 MERCEDES-BENZ SISOO 'OS8OO STKi2176R VIN mi 14383, CONVERTIBLE, 8 CYL AUTOj/C STKf222BQMNtYFt9im8 CYL AUTO, A& P/S/BWiNDS, HARD- ROYAL .P/S/B/WINDS, BLACK/CHARCOAL, 14,665 Ml. CERTIFIED PRE- TOP. SOFTTOP, SPORT, FIRE MIST/JAVA, 4707 Ml. 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Must be approved by primary lender and have Tier 1 credit rating to qualify fpr advertised pricing. Tb qualified customers only. Rate applies only (o Mercedes-Bem Certified Pre-Owner) E-Class vehicles. 1.9% APR for 36 months. C-Class vehicles 4.9U percent APR for 36 months. Excludes teases 1 bailoon contracts. Must finance through Mercedes-Bmz To Showcase Your Dealership Financial. "Must be approved by primary lender S have Tier 1 credit to qualify for 4M a 5.9tt APR financrng. Subject to primary lender approval. Offers expire 11/15/08. in AUTO SOURCE Call lorn MtLaughlin OPEN 24/7 at. www.benz4ever.com at (908) 575-6721 November 10, 2006 Record-Press D-1 Automotive/Classified General Motors reports October sales spike Wet winter weather DETROIT — General Motors deal- ing to our lineup of new vehicles, Aura and Sky continue to bring new era in the United States sold 301,317 including Saturn Aura, Chevrolet customers into the Saturn family. requires safer driving new cars and trucks in October, a 22 Silverado and GMC Sierra, and we'll Pontiac retail sales were up 1 percent percent increase compared with last have even more new products arriving due to sales increases for the new G5, (ARA) — We all know accidents happen — and they hap- year. soon, including our mid-crossovers — G6, and Solstice. pen more frequently in bad weather. According to the AAA, Retail sales were up 36 percent on Saturn Outlook, GMC Acadia and Lastly, Saab retail sales were up 83 loss of visibility, slick roads and poorly maintained brakes a sales-day adjusted basis, the compa- Buick Enclave." percent, driven by a 54 percent retail lead to thousands of accidents every year, and the highest ny said. Retail truck sales were up 52 GMC, Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, increase for 9-3, an 80 percent hike for number of weather-related injuries and fatalities occur dur- percent, led by a doubling of full-size Saturn, Pontiac and Saab all had 9-5 and a 338 percent increase for 9- ing the wet and snowy months of winter. But there are pre- pickup retail sales such as Chevy retail sales increases in October. GMC 7X. cautions you can take to help prevent accidents, and to be pre- Silverado and GMC Sierra and a 46 was up 75 percent retail, with sales "We continue to experience strong pared, just in case. percent increase in luxury utility more than doubling for the Sierra, customer demand for our lineup of First, make sure your car, truck or SUV is well maintained retail sales, including the entire Yukon and Yukon XL. fuel efficient vehicles and new launch and in good working order. Here's a checklist of things to Cadillac Escalade lineup. Retail car The 2007 Sierra and Silverado products," LaNeve said. "In October inspect: sales were up 9 percent, led by pickups arrived at dealerships in we were very pleased to learn that for — Will your car battery make it through the winter? If not, Chevrolet Impala, Pontiac G6 and October. Chevrolet retail sales were the second year in a row, according to replace it now so you're not stranded in bad weather when Saturn Aura. up 39 percent, with double-digit retail the U.S. EPA, GM offers more vehicle your vehicle won't start. "GM's industry-leading truck busi- jumps by Silverado, up 107 percent; models (23 total) that achieve an esti- — Check all fluids and replenish if necessary. ness was boosted in October by lower Tahoe, up 104 percent; and Suburban, mated 30 mpg on the highway, or — Change your windshield wiper blades if your current fuel prices — that's one reason our up 83 percent. higher, than any other automaker." ones are worn or UV-damaged. You want to have good visibil- trucks, SUVs and crossovers are gain- Buick retail sales were up 28 per- GM also continues to reduce its ity during the season's rain or snow storms. ing share. Of course, offering cus- cent, led by Lucerne. Cadillac retail reliance on daily rental sales, compa- — It's a good idea to add weight to your trunk or your truck tomers great fuel economy coupled sales were up 30 percent, with a 14 ny officials said. Sales to daily rental bed for better traction. For pickup trucks — and there are with having the industry's most com- percent increase in CTS, a 28 percent companies were down 14 percent com- more than 38 million registered on U.S. roads, according to prehensive coverage, including the 5- increase in SRX and triple-digit pared to year-ago levels, while non- latest U.S. Census Bureau statistics — one solution is a Line- year/100,000 mile powertrain warran- increases for the entire Escalade line- daily rental fleet business was up 6 X Spray-On Truck Bedliner, which adds about 50 pounds of ty, helps too," said Mark LaNeve, vice up. percent. Overall fleet sales of 75,000 weight to deter rear wheel skids and provides protection president for vehicle sales, service and Saturn retail sales were up 16 per- vehicles were down 8 percent com- against rust and corrosion. marketing. "Consumers are respond- cent, and the company said the 2007 pared with last October. — Be certain the heater and defroster are working proper- ly- — Check to see that all lights work and headlights are properly aimed. Toyota USA reports record month for sales — Check tire tread depth and tire pressure; consider spe- TORRANCE, CALIF. - Toyota ed sales of 2,806 units in October. The Scion reported October sales of cial tires if snow or ice are a problem in your area. Motor Sales U.S.A. last week reported all-new Yaris subcompact, which went 12,344 unite. The tC sports coupe led the It's always good to be a defensive driver, but it's especially best-ever October sales of 189,011 vehi- on sale in March, posted sales totaling way with October sales of 5,788 units. important in inclement weather. Good winter driving depends cles, an increase of 13.6 percent over 6,398 units. The Prius gas-electric Scion xB sales were up 1.3 percent, post- on using common sense and adjusting your driving to weath- October 2O05. Calendar-year-to-date hybrid mid-size sedan posted October ing monthly sales of 3,963 units. The er conditions: sales total 2,117,507 units, up 12.2 per- sales of 8,733. Scion xA posted sales of 2,593 units, an — Slow down on bridges and overpasses, which freeze first. cent over the same period last year. Toyota Division light truck sales increase of 2.1 percent. Avoid sudden changes of speed or direction as you drive over "What a difference a year makes," were up 27 percent, with a best-ever Lexus passenger cars posted best- them. said Jim Lentz, TMS executive vice October total of 72.O50 units. Light ever October sales of 14,373 units, an — Look out for other danger zones while driving, like inter- president. "Last October the industry truck sales were led by the Sienna with increase of 23.4 percent over October sections, hills and curves. Reduce speed and watch for other drivers who may be skidding. plunged to a seven-year low, weaning monthly sales of 11,870, up 11.4 percent 2005. Passenger car sales were led by itself from an incentive binge. Today the over the same period last year. The the ES 350 luxury sedan with best-ever — Keep your speed steady and avoid sudden stops or accel- RAV4 compact sport utility vehicle October sales of 6,357 units, up 46.7 per- erations. Use your brakes cautiously. Even though many cars industry is seeing modest gains on the and trucks now have anti-lock brakes, a heavy foot on the strength of fresh products." (SUV) reported best-ever October sales cent. The IS 250 and IS 350 luxury sport brake pedal can cause you to lose control of your steering. sedans recorded combined best-ever The Toyota Division posted best-ever of 11,154, up 163.1 percent over the Finally, keep emergency supplies in your vehicle. Here's a October sales of 165,005, up 14.6 per- same period last year. The all-new FJ October sales of 3,464 units, an increase list of some items that will come in handy if you're stranded: cent. The Lexus Division reported best- Cruiser, which went on sale in March, of 40.6 percent. — A basic tool set, including jumper cables and a flat tire ever October sales with 24,006 units reported sales of 5,334 units. The The LS 430 and the all-new LS 460 repair kit. sold, an increase of seven percent. Tundra full-size pickup truck reported reported combined sales of 2,097 units, — A fold-up shovel in case you get stuck. Toyota Division passenger cars October sales of 10,046, up 17.1 percent an increase of 33.2 percent. — A windshield ice scraper. recorded best-ever October sales of over the same period last year. The Lexus Division light trucks reported — Sand or kitty litter in a waterproof container to place 92,955, up 6.5 percent over the same Highlander Hybrid gas-electric mid-size October sales totaling 9,633 units. The under tires for traction on snow or ice. period last year. Passenger car sales SUV reported sales of 1,643 units for 2006 RX 400h luxury hybrid SUV — Blankets and hand and body warmers. were led by Camry, which posted best- the month. The Highlander and reported sales of 1,239 units for the — A first aid kit. ever October sales of 33,812, an increase Highlander Hybrid posted combined month. The RX 350 and RX 400h — Non-perishable food like candy bars, energy bars or of 8.8 percent. The Camry Hybrid, October sales of 10,296, an increase of enjoyed combined October sales of 7,250 nuts. which went on sale in late April, report- 18.1 percent. units. This article is published courtesy of ARA Content.

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STt/6G19SA. bda/srt m. tii/\H M CD, am, oin Town Cw 11 VIN#tJ7Um i/i. 5O.W4 rt snt mm VM k Pwrtlae ionflra 124k, ex. cond, service JO01- 56k, good Inventory ALL records avail, $2500 cond. $480O OBO $ MM»W47 0B0 909-233-2M2 Waek 26995 MODELS! 73k, ex cond. asking Don't See $14,900 obo 1M432- 2004 MERCURY 2005 MERCURY 2003 MERCURY 2005 MERCURY r' 11 >< >t 1', • ! )< i\ 1 11 • .1 M • »a»4 Of 90*447042 Your Model? •ulefc Sfcylaifc 1N7, 6 SABLE LS PREM. SABLE LS PREM. MOUN1AMEERPREM.4X4 MONTEGO PREM. AWD eyf. 4 dr., 65k ml. exc. MAZDA Tribute ESV6 Vt. wo turn. p« rt/ABS/*inrJ/ V4. a* trtn, pw s»/tfS/*hd/ V6, auto lions, pwi str/ABS/wimf/ V6, auto tans, (w st/«SA*d/ cond. $3200 obo 2002-26,264 ml, auto, We Will Get Wj/srt, m. JW/tM Cfl, Hi. moBil. lodtVaa*. W W'1« aw dJ, t/i IKLS/WI. AIR. UI/TM 4 fa CB brJo/Mt/rai *R WVTM CB Jnj, Ki. 900-27*2714 (Me, • t/gji ckri irjm 35.9{l rn, (TUBB. Ihi mrail, 18,051 rn. STK ftR?. thngf. Hfv. mxuil. 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T-tops, the remits you need at the right price $3300 Sm-229-9736 chrome wheels, 42k. $8700 call 908-247-8629 Call (80O) 47Z 0102 for FIRST TIME AD advertising information DOME Neon 2OO5, 4dr SAAB 90OS 1993 103k PW, PL, PB, good cond, miles, aulo. PS, PW, 33k ml. Asking $10.6O0 ABS. New tires am/fm obo. T32-2S9-3438 CD 16 valves, $2000 OBO 732-388-1412 Dodg* KaaKh RT 1992 new eng w/ 28t<, total SATURN ION QUAD CPE ml. 156K. loaded, II 20O4 Silver, spoiler, leather, champagne, ABS, AC, auto. 2.2L eng. GORGEOUS classy loaded. 28k mi, warranty sports car $4500/ obo, $6900 973-978-2121 MHW0671 FORD WINMTAR 1998. L9®KUER£/ Good condition, VOLVO 960 WAQ0N 99,000 miles, $2BO0/ 199S Black 15SK OSO, 9M-241-O617 miles, Good cond. or 90*272-6011 $2500 90S-273-O448 D-4 Record-Press November 10, 2006 SALERNO DUANE Jeep PRE-OWNED 888-594-5332 2M1 DMHUi PTCKMBI01 nu omiBiTiMt enmir in Stk#1T651286,VIN#1T651286, Stk#3fl340034,VIN#3R34(X134 45,516 mi, 65,586 mi, auto, 4cyt, 1 auto, 6cyl. p/srt), $ic ooo p/s/b.a/c, p/w/l, cd abs, p/w/l, cd, srnf, Ittir..... 13,900 IMS OKIMLETGiNJBI U SMUT StM37280992,VIN#37280992, tmm\stscuMu 32,476 mi, auto, 4cyl, Stk#4KB44168,VIN#4KB44168, 71,745 mi, auto, 8cyl, p/s/b$ , cO, alloys *lU,*loO a/c, p/w/l, airbags, Ittir, cd.sldgrearvmdw. 18,988 2N0 WSM XTDNM 4ND Stk#YC526288.VIN#VC526288, Stk#4R291197, WN#4R291197. 45,800 mi, auto, 6cyl,p/sfo, 22,447 mi, auto, 6cyl, a/c.am/fm/ccf, t^/» ffcOO p/s/b, abs, p/w/l, $1QAQQ p/w/l, airbags, doth I U,9OO cd, nav sys, Ittir. 10,900

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2flN DONE STMTVS SXT Stk#5N502831,VIN#5N502831l Stk#6N134042. VIN#6N134042, 17,345 mi, auto, 8cyl, 4x4, 15,340 mi, auto, 4cyl, p/s/b, a/c, p/s/b, abs, a/c, p/w/l, S dual airbags, p/w/l, $10 QQD cass/cd,bedliner. 23,988 cd.dofli, alloys I J)9ffo in Stk#6C184879, WN#6C184879,16,750 Stk#2LA21351, VIN#2LA21351, mi, auto, 8cyl, 4x4, p/s/b, abs, auto a/c, 51,500 mi, auto, 8cy I, airbags, pM/l/sts, htd sts, cd, homelink, p/s/b.abs, Ittir, nav sys, $OC AQQ 8 COUNTRY TOORING p/w/l, cd, snrf, Ittir. strwhl audio ctrls £0f*900 Rices include all costs to be paid by consumer except for titie, tax, tags & MV fees. 'Must finance through Chrysler Financial. fMust show proof of being current or prev. Chrysler-Jeep owner. "Available to current or prev. Salerno Duane customers only. ffMust show proof of past or current military service. AMust have any current lease. Rebates subject to change. See dealer for details. Offers in this ad cannot be combined with any others. Photos are for illustrative purposes only. All vehicles sold cosmetically as is. Not responsible for typographical errors. All offers valid through 11/30/06.

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