HELPtNO HANDS RUNNING WILD A team from fnc Presbyterian The Scotch Ptaint-Fanwood H.S. Church in Wtsthetd recently varsity football Imam ran all over traveled to New Orleans to sup- Cranhrd last weekend, defeating port the post-Katrina reconstruc- thm Cougars 42-20. For more on tion effort. See Community Lifm, the game, see the story in Sports, PageB-1. PageC-1.

50c«nts l&ttttth VtBB Vol. 22, No. 44 Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Friday, November 2, 2007 Library OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD Schools take steps to likely to prevent MRSA's spread Dolan. Among other meas- open later THE RECORD-PRESS ures, custodians have been directed to use cleaning this month In response to recent products effective in killing reports about the spread of staph bacteria, especially in a drug-resistant "superbug" areas that ban become known as MRSA, local breeding grounds. THE RECORD-PRESS school officials have asked "We've given special WESTFIELD — The ren- staff, students and parents attention to cleaning athlet- ovated Westfield Memorial to take steps to control the ic facilities and equipment," Library was slated to re- spread of the bacteria. said Dolan. Coaches have open by the end of October, While cases of MRSA — also been directed to review but residents eager to see or Methicillin-resistant appropriate hygiene with the changes will have to Staphlococcus aureus — athletes and to encourage wait a bit longer, Library have not been diagnosed in students to take home uni- Director Phil Israel said this schools in Westfield, Scotch forms and have them week. Plains or Fanwood, infec- cleaned regularly. Israel said the renova- tions have been reported "Our coordinator of nurs- tions are going well, but he across the area. The staph ing is working with the admitted the original proj- infection, which has proven school physician to keep ect timeline was optimistic resistant to traditional abreast on any updates and a mid- to late-November antibiotic treatments, has from the Center for Disease opening is more plausible. been found in high school Control," added Dolan. "We didn't build into the students in Elizabeth and Those efforts have been original schedule any Irvington, and a 12-year-old mirrored in Scotch Plains- delays," Israel said in an Brooklyn boy died after Fan wood, according to interview Monday. becoming infected. Superintendent Margaret Although the delay can't This week, Westfield Hayes. "Health instructors be attributed to any signifi- school officials said the dis- are stressing the impor- cant problem, Israel said trict is taking appropriate tance of good hygienic contractors found a crack in measures to disinfect its habits in their curriculum, the main floor that needed facilities and equipment. particularly in grades five to be repaired. "We couldn't "We are working on a through 12 where infections just put a carpet on top of number of different fronts," are likely to spread," said it," he said. said Westfield Hayes. "Parallel to good Renovations to the sec- Superintendent Margaret (Continued on page A-2) ond floor were finished by August, when construction moved to the first floor, RVSA rep calls talk of Israel said. The adult fiction collection, which is the largest in the library, moved privatization 'premature' to an expanded space mayors that privatization upstairs that will accommo- THE RECORD-PRESS talks should be put on hold date the growing selection. for at least a year, until The second floor is also now WESTFIELD — Allen mandated upgrades costing home to a centralized com- Chin, a former mayor and $225 million are complete puter station, where more the town's longtime repre- and manning requirements computers are still being sentative to the Rahway for the future are estab- added, and a new handicap Valley Sewerage Authority, lished. accessible bathroom, which appeared before the Town "To do it now is prema- is "mostly completed," said Council Tuesday to explain ture," said Chin, who also Israel. his vote against a measure reassured the Town Council Additionally, most of the to begin studying privatiza- that he intends to vote new carpeting throughout tion of the debt-riddled whichever way the govern- authority. the building has been ing body indicates when the installed, along with the Kids aren't the only ones At an Oct. 18 meeting, issue comes to the table for new circulation desk. On the who can have fun dressing Chin voted against a meas- a final vote. first floor, materials have up for Hallow*»n. Th* ure to begin preparing Requests for Proposal According to Chin, a been moved back to the chil- entire Fei family of Scotch thorough study after com- dren's department. Plains (above) played char- (RFP) for engineers, attor- acters from "The Wizard of neys and financial consult- pletion of the upgrades "There are still a lot of lit- would avoid "wasting hun- tle things that needs to be Oz" at a costume parade In ants who would help the downtown Westfield RVSA explore privatization dreds of thousands of dol- done," said Israel. Electrical lars to go through the work remains on the to-do Sunday — John as the Tin of the facility, which serves Man, Jean as Dorothy, 11 municipalities. The process." list, and new books, audio- Dylan as the Scarecrow visual materials and furni- measure was approved by a Chin also offered an and Benjamin as the Lion. 6-5 vote to the consterna- update on upgrades, which ture must be moved in. Right. Westfield's McKinley "Things just took a little tion of mayors of many of were mandated to mitigate Elementary School held its those towns, who view the the environmental impact longer than originally pro- own parade on jected," he said. discussions as premature. of the facility. The cost of Wednesday. The festivities the improvements has sent Once complete, the featured the "Flying According to Chin, who $700,000 worth of improve- McKinley Brothers'7 shown has represented Westfield annual costs to the member ments should be immediate- here with their trusty side- on the RVSA board since towns skyrocketing. ly apparent, as the 20-year- kick "El Kermito," who 1984, representatives for Westfield's assessment is old facility is being struck a pose while show- Rahway have pushed the slated to rise about $1 mil- redesigned to have the ing off their muscles and issue despite a consensus lion to approximately $3.2 (Continued on page A-3) then some. from the member town's {Continued on page A-3)

CAMPAIGN 2007: A LAST LOOK AT THE LOCAL RACES GOP seeks foothold; COUNTY FORUM TO BE Control of council is Mahr unopposed in FW SHOWN ON CHANNEL 26 at stake in Westfield A videotape of the Union County candidates' night the council, but all four Democrats currently sponsored by the Union County Council of the League of hold a 6-0 majority on the seats up for election are THE RECORD-PRESS Women Voters will be shown by Comcast on Channel 26 THE RECORD-PRESS now held by the GOP, so council, and Mayor Colleen at 10 p.m. Monday, Nov. 5. FANWOOD — In a cam- Mahr is also a Democrat. WESTFIELD — When Democrats can gain control Freeholder candidates who took part in the Oct. 24 they go to the polls next of the council with a sweep. paign marked by uncertain- Mahr is unopposed for re- forum included Democrats Daniel Sullivan, Bette Jane ty, one thing is for sure even election after her Tuesday, local voters will Mayor Andy Skibitsky, a Kowalski and Rayland VanBlake; Republican John choose either to return the Republican, is not up for re- before the first vote has Republican opponent, Russitano Jr., ana independents Adrian Mapp and Becky been cast: Democrats will Patricia Lindsey, dropped Town Council to Republican election until 2009. McHuah. Also participating were Democratic Sheriff Ralph control or to give Democrats In the weeks leading up be in control of borough out of the race. But voters Froehlich, who is running for re-election, and Charles government in 2O08. will have a choice at the a chance to try their hand to the Nov. 6 election, Mitchell Sr., an independent candidate for sheriff. in the majority. Republicans have touted Still, voters in the Nov. 6 council level, as Patricia Quattrocchi, a Republican candidate for free- election can send a message Democratic incumbents The campaign features their efforts to hold the line holder, sent word that she was unable to attend because of eight candidates, though on municipal taxes, stream- by either returning the Katherine Mitchell and a medical emergency. Robert Reilly, another Republican Democratic incumbents to William Popuius Jr. look to voters will see only the line services in town candidate for freeholder, and Peter Lijoi, the Republican Democratic and Republican departments, increase traf- the Borough Council or fend off the GOP slate of candidate for sheriff, also were absent, electing two Republican Tony Parent! and Joel nominees from their ward fic and pedestrian safety, challengers to take their Stroz. Channel 26 serves all of Union County except Elizabeth on the ballot. Republicans curb overdevelopment and place. (Continued on page A-2) and Plain field. currently hold a 6-2 edge on (Continued on page A-2)

REMINDER QUOTABLE The results of local elections in "/ was taken by surprise when I read that people were attacking Commentary A-4 Obituaries B-4 ELECTION Westfield and Fanwood will be posted Dick Samuel on volunteerism. It is clear they picked the wrong on the Record-Press news blog as soon issue to discuss... If people want to attack Dick, they should find Community Life B-1 Real Estate C-5 RESULTS as they become available Tuesday a basis closer to reality. — Scotch Plains resident Louis ONLINE night. Visit www.nj.com/recordpress. Beckerman. See more opinions in the letters section, Page A-4. Sports C-1 Police Log A-6 A-2 NOVEMBER 2,2007 Schools take steps to prevent MRSA's spread Control of council is (Continued from page A-l) Scotch Plains on Sept. 21, s going to new legislative proposals. instruction already being Westfield on Oct. 13. There — it will probably Rep. Mike Ferguson (R- at stake in Westfield taught (about hygiene), we are no plans to test the local up all over. Seventh District) has intro- (Continued from page A-l) Public Works Department felt it was timely to reinforce football ^""FT"1. but athletic • • by painful duced a hill to find ways to address quality-of-life con- and hiring a town planner. those again due to recent con- directors in Westfield and red ppustules or boils, the curb the overuse of antibi- cerns. Their Democratic A Westfield resident for Scotch Plains said their infrrtini n commonly occurs at otics; i nriinrrirain«to use ofchallengers, though, say a 10 years, Regenstreich has Local school officials are departments will take proper sites of visible skin trauma, drugs can give rise to super- new direction is needed and served as president of the urging parents to doprecautions. such as cuts and abrasions, or bugs, which are impervious promise to offer an alterna- Westfield High School Ice their part by instructing chil- "Elver since we first heard areas of the body covered by to standard treatment. And tive voice on key issues such Hockey Association in addi- dren about such precautions about the possibility for an hair MRSA im usually trans- the New Jersey Department as spending, development, tion to a stint on the Board of as frequent hand washing outbreak we have taken a mitted by direct skin-to-skin of Health and Senior Services has formed a task force, traffic safety, road mainte- Education. He believes his with soap and water, the use proactive stance," said SP-F contact or by touching shared nance, and especially trans- community involvement has of alcohol-based hand «u*nitjy- athletic director Rob Harmer. items or surfaces that have Careful Antibiotic Use Strategies and Education parency in government. As enabled him tolear n about ers, washing of gym clothes "We have had meetings with come into contact with anoth- in prior years, Democrats the issues that matter to as frequently as possible, and coaches and taken the proper er i's infection. (NJ CAUSE), comprised of showering immediately after precautions — cleaning kick- person i health care professionals who have said local government people in his ward. exercising. People are also er rooms, showers, and mak- becomWhilee MRSpAu blihacs recentlhealthy will work to control the should solicit competitive In the Third Ward, being advised to keep cuts, ing sure our players wash threat, it hai loni beenaoon- impact of MRSA. More infor- bids for professional services Democratic challenger Matt scrapes and other wounds their hands and do not share cern in the Ih care set- mation is available at depart- such as legal counsel, and Sontz hopes to unseat covered with a bandage, and water bottles." ting. According to Center ment's Web site, should not extend pensions Republican incumbent Mark to avoid sharing personal Added Westfield athletic for" Disease Control study http://wwvr.nj .gov/health/cd/ to part-time employees. Ciarrocca. Sontz, an attorney items such as towels or director Ed . Tranchina, noted in a recent issue of the mrsa/index.shtml. The race in the First and former mechanical engi- razors. "There have been memos Journal of American Medical Local officials hope that a Ward is the only one to fea-neer, says his experience The infected Irvington that have gone out to par-Association, there have been collaborative effort can keep ture two newcomers. involves the same skill set student was a member of the ents, and our nurses and an estimated 94,360 infec- their schools free from infec- Incumbent Peter Echausse needed to be an effective high school football team, and' trainers are aware of what to tions reported in the United tion. "Our parents are doing a is not seeking re-election, so councilman. He has vowed to both Westfield and Scotch look for. We just want to make States since 2005, with good job of making sure their Republican Frank Arena will strengthen and enforce zon- Plains-Fanwood played sure we do whatever we can 18,660 related deaths. students are taking precau- face off against Ross Katz. ing codes, reduce the influ- Irvington this season — to prepare forit , because it is The concerns have fueled tions,'' said Dolan. Katz,a litigation attorney ence of developers, and and Westfield resident since obtain more grant money to 2004, is a member of improve the town's recre- Westfield's Environmental ational facilities. GOP seeks foothold; Mahr unopposed in FW Issues Committee. He says Ciarrocca currently (Continued from page A-l) Fanwood needs new voices The Republicans are also though his current service people in his ward are con- serves as chairman of the The campaign has fea- and a return to its small- pushing a seven-point traffic dates only to August, when cerned about the size and Public Safety, tured a shilling array of town character. safety plan that would he was appointed after character of the homes being Transportation and Parking characters. In addition to The Republican slate include a comprehensive Councilman Joseph Higgins built around them and Committee, as well as acting Lindsey'B departure from the includes Parenti, a longtime borough-wide traffic study to resigned. He points to a expect better communication mayor when Skibitsky is race, Populus was added to borough police chief who improve pedestrian safety record of fiscal conservatism between residents and coun- absent. Before he was elect- the ballot after Councilman later became director of the and reduce cut-through traf- during his prior stints on the cil members. ed four years ago, Ciarrocca Joseph Higgins resigned, county's John H. Stamler fic onto secondary streets. council, and says his real Arena, a businessman says, his ward was often and Parenti stepped in after Police Academy, and Joel They say if elected, they plan estate expertise can boost with 25 years of experience overlooked. He says he has candidate Janek Skutnik Stroz, a nine-year resident to work to create more of acurrent redevelopment dropped out. But the themes providing IT solutions, since fought to get results for who works as an attorney. partnership between resi- efforts. Populus is also serv- became a resident of the south side business dis- have remained constant: Both have been critical of the dents and local government. ing his second five-year term Democrats have touted their current administration's Westfield 13 years ago. Since trict, to change the traffic On the Democratic side, as Fanwood's representative then he has been a youth patterns around Jefferson success at guiding down- handling of the Btate-spon- Mitchell boasts a long record to the Plainfield Area town redevelopment, pro- sored Transfer of baseball and soccer coach, a School, and toestablis h the of community service during Regional Sewer Authority. member of the Downtown state's first "quiet zone" at moting shared services and Development Rights (TDR) her 60 years as a resident of The Democrats tout the securing aid for the borough, pilot program, which was Fanwood. Now seeking re- current administration's Westfield Corporation and the Rahway Avenue railroad while Republicans say intended tostimulat e devel- election to a fourth consecu- record on downtown devel- the College Men's Club, and crossing. opment along South Avenue tive term, Mitchell was one opment, noting that work is the vice chairman of the In the Fourth Ward, vot- while protecting historic of the founders of theunderway at several sites Westfield Republican ers will choose between homes and is now on hold Fanwood-Scotch Plains along South Avenue. Mahr, Committee. According to Republican incumbent Jim while the Historic Recycling Association in the the party's standard-bearer, Arena, the council has done Foerst and Democratic chal- A Ftem Jersey Acfcence, Inc. newspaper Preservation Commission mid-1980s, serving in vari- has also noted efforts to its best to exercise fiscalpru - lenger Lenore Scurry. 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The cost of doing nothing Laat week, this space contained an editorial criticizing the Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority's decision topro- ' ceed with a study of privatization. The following guest commentary, by Rahway Mayor James Kennedy, defends that decision *** According to an Oct. 21 Star-Ledger article titled "Union County residents see tax bills climb," the average homeowner will be facing a 5 percent, or approximately $400, increase over laat year's property tax. In those com- munities that are members of the Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority and that have the sewer facility fees included within the municipal tax bill, the sewer facility fees will increase a staggering 134 percent increase in projected assessments for the year 2010. The total assess- '• ment in the year 2005 was $13 million and will increase to $30.5 million by 2010. It is no wonder why New Jersey has the third highest tax burden in the nation. Home and business owners already struggle with property taxes, income taxes, sales tax and now, for 11 municipalities in Union County, size- able sewerage facility tax increases. Some of the 11 municipal members of the Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority will pass on these costs to res- idents through a separate utility bill instead of including the fees within the property tax bill in an effort to more honestly deal with the fast-rising fees from the RVSA. The New Jersey State League of Municipalities and Rutgers University recently collaborated on a survey regarding outsourcing. With an increased focus on New Jersey's long-standing over-reliance on the property tax, many municipalities have pointed to the potential for out- sourcing of services or creating public-private partner- ships. Garbage collection and paper recycling were two serv- ices to be addressed through a public-private partnership. Now, in the latest move toward partnering with the pri- Letters to the Editor vate sector, scores of municipalities nationwide are start- ing to turn over wastewater treatment facilities to private Voters will have final say The money would be used for Jewish communal organizations in contractors to manage the day-to-day operations. In a acquiring and developing land for this area. They are active supporters public-private partnership for wastewater, the public on joint library proposal recreation and conservation and pre- of the Scotch Plains Rescue Squad, retains ownership of all assets and sets rates, while the To The Record-Press; serving farmlands, as well as historic which Geri serves on. Both are on expertise of a private firm manages the daily operation of This past week the libraries in preservation projects. the board of the Scotch Plains- the plant and infrastructure. A public-private partnership Scotch Plains and Fanwood began a In the Rahway River watershed, Fanwood chapter of UNICCO. For is not privatization. dialog regarding the possibility of cre- Green Acres funding is crucial for a several years Dick has been on the New Jersey's population of eight million people is ating a joint library to serve both com- number of projects. Among them are St Bart's Italian Feast Committee. served by 431 wastewater treatment plants. Privately- munities. A series of six well-attended a Rahway River greenway along the Recently, Dick successfully repre- managed water facilities are quite common, as more than public focus groups were held as part of riverfront in the City of Rahway; sented the people opposing the con- a broader feasibility study, and we acquisition of priority sites in the struction of a cell tower near 40 percent of the drinking water plants in the United would like to thank all of the partici- Arthur Kill watershed by Union McGinn School on a pro bono basis. States are privately run. However, outsourcing for waste- pants for their thoughtful input. The County, such as the Schwarz Farm in If people want to attack Dick, they water is much less common, and in recent years public- goal at this stage is to gather informa- Clark, and restoring wildlife habitat should find a basis closer to reality. private partnerships in wastewater facilities have been tion and, with the help of professional in Brightwood Park in Westfield. LOUIS BECKERMAN on the rise. consultants, consider all possibilities, Scotch Plains look at ail the option* and present the Disruption of Green Acres funding Years ago, privatization meant selling municipal nwati would result in decay in urban and such as a treatment plant to a private company that information to the public so they can make an informed decision about what suburban parks and other public Coordinator says local would own and upgrade the facility. Today the term is course is best. open spaces. New Jersey cannot Crop Walk a great success used when a municipality signs a contract with a private afford that. The decision regarding whether or To The Record-Press: company to manage the municipal operations, which usu- not the libraries should become a con- Furthermore, the open space trust ally includes maintenance. funds of Middlesex, Union and Essex The organizers of the Oct. 21 Crop solidated joint service ultimately lies Walk in Fanwood and Scotch Plains Government is acutely aware of the benefits of out- with the voters and taxpayers of counties and numerous municipali- ;, sourcing services. Cooperation with the public sector cre- Fanwood and Scotch Plains. What a ties in these counties rely on Green would like to acknowledge and thank mates a competitive environment that seeks financially sta- new building might be, what services Acres for Planned Incentive Grants the many sponsors, walkers and vol- ' ble and experienced bidders who provide experience and could be provided and just where a new to supplement their local funds by unteers who made the walk a success. knowledge, capital infusion, enhanced staff training and facility to serve both communities hundreds of thousands of dollars The event was to raise awareness career opportunities and, most important from a tax would be located are all questions resi- every year. For cities such as and money for world hunger through dents will be able to better contemplate Elizabeth and Plainfield, it trans- Church World Service. The total standpoint, economies of scale. All of these result in sav- once the results of the study have been lates into less Green Acres loan amount raised will be announced at ings that help control the cost of providing municipal shared with everyone. It is they who money and more grant money with the Community Thanksgiving services to the citizens of our communities. will assess whether this bt-partisan easier terms for repayment. Service on Nov. 19 at the Evangel Some of the member municipalities, including Scotch issue will provide better library servic- Our quality of life is inextricably Church on Terrill Road in Scotch Plains, Mountainside, Westfield, Kenilworth and Roselle es for everyone in both communities linked to public open space such as Plains at 7 p.m. Park, are opposed to exploring the efforts to seek informa- and whether it makes good fiscal sense. recreational areas, nature preserves Ten houses of worship and organi- tion as to the operation of the Rahway Valley Sewerage The feasibility study already has the and waterfront parks. zations took part in the walk. They Authority by a private company and would prefer to take clear support of the NJ DCA, which has funded the study with a generous Where we have well-funded parks were: All Saints Episcopal Church, • a wait-and-see approach. However, there are now more grant, and has the unanimous support and nature trails, they anchor the Fanwood Presbyterian Church, First than 2,000 North American communities served by pub- of both mayors and the boards of communities by attracting and main- United Methodist Church, lic-private partnerships. In the overwhelming majority, trustees of both libraries. taining residents and thriving busi- Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, costs decreased by 10 to 4O percent. The best testament to nesses, which in turn buoy the local Scotch Plains Baptist Church, Saint the stability of cost and the provision of good services is Building one new library to serve economy with stable property values Bartholomew Catholic Church, the residents of both towns would and consistent tax revenues. the fact that only 2 percent of all the partnerships revert- result in more effective use of current Temple Sholom, Union Catholic High ed to municipal management, according to Public Works funding and better services with less The Rahway River Association School Key Club, Fanwood-Scotch Financing. duplication of effort, which is why the urges voters to support the restora- Plains YMCA and the Fanwood Lions When residents receive new tax bills that include the idea merits the careful consideration tion of funding for the New Jersey Club. increased facility charge or a separate bill in addition to that this process will provide. As the Green Acres program for the upcom- CENA POLLITT their property tax bill, I can assure you there will be hun- feasibility study proceeds, public meet- ing year. Crop Walk Coordinator dreds of angry citizens who want answers. It is now time ings will be scheduled to openly Bhare the information that has been gathered DENNIS MIRANDA Seniors should be wary to explore all avenues in an effort to stabilize rates and and present all of the options to the vot- Executive Director reduce spending of the Rahway Valley Sewerage ers for their final decisions. Rahway River Association of pressure to switch plans Authority. The cost of doing nothing will in fact cost tax- For ongoing updates, more informa- To The Record-Press: : payers plenty for years to come. tion and details about the feasibility Volunteerism is wrong issue This message is for senior citizens study, residents are encouraged to visit who are beneficiaries of Medicare. wwTv.thejointlibrary.org or feel free to on which to attack Samuel From Nov. 15 to Dec. 31, you can contact the library directors at either To The Record-Press: change your health care coverage library. I was taken by surprise when I companies. If you are satisfied with COLLEEN MAHR, Fanwood Mayor read that people were attacking Dick your present company, you do not NJN Publishing ©2007 MARTIN MARKS, Scotch Plains Mayor Samuel on volunteerism. It is clear need to do anything. A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper JOE DUFF, President, Scotch Plains they picked the wrong issue to dis- There are several health insurance Public Library Board of Trustees cuss. companies now conducting seminars LIZ HOGAN, President, Fanwood Dick and Geri Samuel are known to sell their company plans. Some are Memorial Library Board of Trustees not only locally but on a national using high pressure tactics to get peo- Publisher/VP Advertising . . Eileen Bickel 732-396-4404 and international level as over- ple to change to some forms of HMOs Editor Greg Marx 732-396-4219 Rahway River group urges achievers in the area of volun- at a lower monthly premium. Be Sports Editor Joe Serzan 732-396-4202 teerism. Not only do they give their aware. Do not sign anything you do 'Yes' vote on bond issue time, they generously give of their not understand. To The Record-Press: resources to many causes. 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Woman's Club awards Gray scholarships POLICE LOO WESTFIELD — The will appear in "Cabaret" the Arc Kohler School and Woman's Club of Westfield and "Collage" this fall at Children's Specialized Car wash worker crashes vehicle into KFC has announced the winners Elon. Hospital. Alyson attends of the Robert M. Gray fall The following students Albright College as a fresh WESTFIELD street. Officers allegedly robbery in a Plainfield scholarship*. The funds are will receive $1,000 each: man, where she plans to found Pareso in possession liquor store," Prosecutor given through the generos- — James Arbes, son of major in early childhood An employee of the Auto of a small bag of under 50 Theodore J. Romankow ity of the Gray Family Lucy Arbes, is a 2006 grad- education/ special educa Spa car wash on South grams of marijuana and said. "On Dec. 25, 2006, he tion and aims to help dis- Avenue was charged with drug paraphernalia, while robbed a Scotch Plain* gas Foundation, headed by uate of WHS, here he careless driving and being the girl also allegedly had a station, and on Jan. 1, 2007, Mrs. Marie Gray. excelled as a student ath- abled pre-school children. an unlicensed driver after he small bag of marijuana in he robbed a Plainfield phar- The following students lete. While at Westfield, he — Jayne Routolo crashed a customer's car into her purse. macy — also with a hand- will receive grants of captained the school's golf daughter of Mary Ruototo. two other vehicles and the Pareso was released gun. In addition, he robbed $1,200 each: team and was a member of is a 2006 graduate of WHS KFC restaurant next door. pending a municipal court a Plainfield restaurant on — Bree Sherry, daugh- the National Honor Society. where she actively partici- Colon Elias, 21, of hearing. The girl was Dec. 28, 2OO6, using a ter of Thomas and Dolores James is in his sophomore pated in lacrosse and track Plainfield was operating a released to a family member screwdriver as a weapon." Sherry, is a 2002 graduate year at Rutgers University, and sang with the green 2005 Subaru belong- pending a Family Court Gray was arrested on of Westfield High School where he continues to excel Westfield Chorale. She vol- ing to a Cranford resident hearing in Elizabeth. Jan. 6 after Plainfield police and a 2006 cum laude at studies and retains his unteered with Mobile when he lost control of the *** were able to identify him graduate of Elon sports interest as a mem- Meals and Children's vehicle at approximately Andres Pachelo, 22, of using store surveillance University. She is present- ber of the golf team. This Specialized Hospital and 4:57 p.m. Monday. According Newark was charged with photos. Shortly after his ly attending Yale past summer, James put worked as a camp coun- to police, Elias struck a driving while intoxicated arrest, Gray confessed to University, where she is his talent to work by teach- selor. For many years, she green 2005 Ford Taurus that after his vehicle was stopped the crimes, the prosecutor enrolled in Yale's three- ing children ages 9-12 at a babysat for the same fami was parked in the car wash at 11:22 p.m. Oct. 28 at the said. year Master of Fine Arts Rutgers golf camp. ly of three. At WHS, Jayne parking lot. He then crossed intersection of Elm Street Gray also pleaded guilty program working toward a — David Gantz, nephew was a member of the over to the KFC parking lot, and Dudley Avenue. He was last week to an additional degree in stage manage- of Vincent and Christine National, Italian and where he collided with a sec- released on his own recogni- robbery in Middlesex ment. She is currently Russo, is a 2005 graduate Spanish honor societies. ond vehicle, a 2005 Mercury, zance to a sober adult. County. He has a felony working on "A Month in of WHS. While at WHS, he She is a sophomore at in an attempt to make a U- *** record that includes three the Country" by Ivan was active in baseball and Georgetown University, turn before plowing into the Police received two robberies and one burglary, Turgenev. Her prior cred- the jazz band. David is a where she is majoring in glass entrance of the KFC. reports of vandalism on Oct. for which he had recently its as stage manager cred- junior at Montclair State Spanish with an interest in Both of the other vehicles 30. A resident in the 400 been released from prison, its include "Frozen" by University, where he is economics and thinking were unoccupied at the time block of Palsted Avenue the prosecutor said. Byron Lavery, working toward a teacher's about pursuing a medical and there were no injuries reported that someone He will be sentenced on career. reported, though local police smashed the rear window of Jan. 11. If he is sentenced in Shakespeare's "Julius certification in secondary and firefighters responded a motor vehicle, while a resi- accordance with the plea Caesar" and "Bad Dates" by education with a major in — Caroline Yost, to the scene. The area was dent of Dudley Court report- agreement, Gray will have Teresa Rebeck English. David has main- daughter of Kathleen cleared in about an hour, ed damage to a section of to serve over 15 years of his — Michael Sherry, son tained a 3.5 GPA while still O'Connor, is a 2007 gradu- said Police Capt. Cliff fencing. sentence before he becomes of Thomas and Dolores being able to dedicate time ate of WHS. Caroline is a Auchter. eligible for parole. Sherry, is a 2004 graduate to community service proj- hard-working, dedicated *** It is not clear how fast *** of WHS and a 2006 gradu- ects. Currently he serves young woman whose moti- Elias was going, but "clearly Christopher Cassett, 19, ate of The American as coordinator of an inner- vation has made her a he lost control of the car," of Westfield was charged A Raritan Road resident member of the National with obstruction of justice reported on Oct. 19 that her Musical and Dramatic city after-school program said Auchter. Elias was and disorderly conduct fol- pool filter had been vandal- Academy. Currently, he is and is a mentor for incom- Honor Society. At WHS given the citations and lowing a police investigation ized. a student at Elon ing freshman. she was a transition leader released. in the 900 block of Everts *** University, where he is — Alyson Guerriero, and participated in many *** Avenue. Cassett was majoring in musical the- daughter of Robert and events to benefit breast The School Plains- Sean G. Dallas of Scotch released with a summons. Fan wood Board of ater and has obtained Patricia Guerriero, is a cancer awareness. Plains was arrested at 4:38 Education reported on Oct. dean's list recognition. 2007 graduate of WHS. Caroline's passion is dance, p.m. Oct. 25 on outstanding SCOTCH PLANS 19 that several of their While at WHS, Michael During her days at the which led her to take core warrants from Westfield, vehicles had been vandal- was a member of the Fife high school she played an classes at WHS and also Sea Bright and Warren A Plainfield man is fac- ized during the prior week. and Drum Corp and the active part in field hockey take part in a Gifted and Township. He posted cash ing 18 years in prison after *** WHS Marching Band. He and softball while still Talented dance program on bail in the amount of $400 pleading guilty to four Two residents of Spruce also attained the rank of being a conscientious stu- a daily basis. She is a fresh- for the Westfield and Sea armed robberies, including Mill Lane reported on Oct. Eagle Scout. This summer, dent. She has worked as a man at George Mason Bright warrants and posted one that targeted a gas sta- 22 that their- vehicles were Michael performed in the counselor for the YMCA University, where she is a bond for the Warren tion in Scotch Plains. entered overnight and the musical "Big River" and he camp and volunteered at majoring in dance. Township warrant in the Nathan Gray, 33, told GPS units "were stolen. amount of $1,113. Superior Court Judge Douglas M. Fasciale that he *** *** used a handgun and a A business owner on Fennik is selected for leadership program Two Westfield residents screwdriver to threaten the Route 22 East reported on The American with mentors to guide them program. She is an out- were charged with posses- employees of four different Oct. 26 that several tires Association of Homes and and share their expertise. sion of a controlled drug sub- were stolen from his busi- standing staff member — so stance after being arrested stores he robbed almost a ness. Services for the Aging Said a director at it does not surprise me that year ago, according to the *** (AAHSA) recently selected Westfield Senior Housing, she was chosen to be a fel- in the 200 block of North Union County Prosecutor's A Mountain Avenue resi- Liz Fennik, an employee at "Liz has provided our build- low in the National Aging Avenue East at 5:03 p.m. Office. dent reported on Oct. 28 Westfield Senior Citizens ing with innovative and Services Leadership Oct. 27. "Gray used what that his bicycle was stolen Housing, as a member of its creative programs that Program." To learn more, Thomas Pareso, 18, and a appeared to be a small from behind a business on leadership program. enhance our congregate visit www.aahsa.org. 16-year old girl were stopped handgun in a Dec. 18, 2OO6, East Second Street. The Leadership AAHSA while walking along the program is designed to aug- ment the ranks of emerging leaders who provide servic- es for the aging. The pro- Scotch Plains Music Center gram's yearlong curriculum will be focused on advanc- The ALL Inclusive Music Store ing emerging leaders, encouraging innovation ...NOT Resort. and focusing on person-cen- tered approach for resi- YES NO YES NO dents, clients and staff Kentcili members. Leadership AAHSA is also focused on Professional Staff fostering diversity among All Acfpssorips Drurm Too!! Free Parking \r aging-services leaders. The class convened at friendly Help %/ AAHSA's annual meeting in Orlando from Oct. 19-24. All Wind Instruments Swimming Pool ~ Following this meeting, the Sheet MUSK Open Bor ~ Leadership AAHSA Class of 2008 will meet three MuiK Books Air Conditioning %r times to learn about pro- Repairs Cable TV %/ grams and meet with lead- ers from the field. Class members will also be paired 413 PARK AVENUE • 908-322-7542

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WlSTTULD BlUlFS As temperature falls, so do prices WESTFIELD — The Westfield Service League Thrift and Consignment Shorn are holding sales on a selection of the fell merchandise. The racks are filled with gently used and very reasonably priced clothing, including winter coats and accessories to take the chill out of the air. Within the racks, shoppers can find bargains on such labels as Abercrombie, Aeropostale, Hollister, Children's Place, Ralph Lauren, Lord Ac Taylor and other name brands. If you are looking for a bargain, or perhaps col- lectible or vintage items, the shops may be your destina- tion to browse. Both shops carry men's, women's, teens' and children's clothing, as well as shoes, jewelry, household items and bric-a-brac. The Thrift Shop is preparing for its annual Holiday Sale, to be held on Dec. 1 this year. The sale features hol- iday items, including new clothes and toys. Further details will be released closer to the date. The WSL shops are located at 114 Elmer St. Shop hours are 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For further information, contact the Thrift Shop at (908) 233-2530 or the Consignment Shop at (908) 232-1223. Clothing drives scheduled at schools WESTFIELD — Three local schools have scheduled cloth- ing drives in the coming weeks. The Westfield Area Ys Preschool will host a drive from 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7 at the Robert & Virginia Bauer Family Branch, 422 East Broad St. Acceptable items include: All clothes, shoes, belts, handbags, comforters, towels, curtains, bedding and stuffed animals. The American Used Clothing fttombars of ttw RaMar Marching Band calabrata th* state championship thay won Saturday in Sayravllla. Company will organize all donated items and send them to Third World countries. For more information on the Vs drive, contact Eileen Rooney at (908) 233-2700, ext. 423. SPF Marching Band takes home regional, state titles Next, the fourth-grade Webelos at Holy Trinity Dimopoulos. The drum line Interparochial School will hold a drive from 9 a.m.-l p.m. Raiders' season concludes this weekend with All-States in Allentown and the pit are showcased Saturday, Nov. 10. Items accepted will include clean clothing, The last two weeks have Association state champi- $15 and can be purchased in the arrangement, and blankets, linens, towels, shoes, boots, hats, belts, handbags and been an exciting time to be onship held on Oct. 27 at through the music depart- the color guard brings it all gently-loved stuffed animals in good condition. Items should a part of the Scotch Plains- Sayreville High School. At ment at Scotch Plains- together. be placed in tied plastic bags; no hangers, toys, appliances, or The Raider Marching furniture can be accepted. Holy Trinity is located at 336 First Fanwood High School the states, the Raiders also Fanwood High School. Call St., but donations will be collected at the back entrance on Raider Marching Band. took home category awards (9O8) 889-8600, ext. 807. Band is directed by Durand Watterson Street. Volunteers mil be available to assist in get- On Oct. 21, the band for Best Music, Best The band's program, Thomas, John Gillick and ting bags out of the car. For additional information, call Stacy placed first in Group 6A at Overall Effect and, for the titled "Quest," features Charles Jackson. The Color Cole at (908) 233-1462. the Central Jersey third year in a row. Best music from "The Man of Guard director is Beth Regional Championships Percussion. LaMancha" and the movie Tumolo. Finally, Jefferson Elementary School will hold a clothing Senior musicians and drive on Friday, Nov. 16 to raise funds for the fifth grade year- held at the College of New The band looks to cap off "Zorro." The music blends book. Items to be collected will include clothing, shoes, stuffed Jersey. its competitive season this passion and fire with famil- color guard members will animals, handbags, belts, sheets, towels and blankets. They Not content with that Saturday, Nov. 3 at the iar ballads and outstanding be honored along with sen- can be dropped off between 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. at the accomplishment, the band prestigious USSBA All- brass solos from band iors from the athletic teams Jefferson field on Clover Street between Boulevard and took home the state title in States Championship at J. members Joe Schiavo, on Thanksgiving, when the Summit Avenue. its group at the US Birney Crum Stadium in Chris DeCarlo, Nick football team plays its final Allentown, Pa. Tickets cost Murray and Vangelis game of the regular season. Scholastic Band St. Paul's book sale begins Sunday WESTFIELD — The Friends of Music at St. Paul's Music Boosters group Board honors tenured teachers Episcopal Church will hold the annual Giant Book Sale from Nov. 4-6. Sale hours are noon-4 p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday and Bag Day from 9 a.m.-noon Tuesday. named top organization More than 10,000 books and other items will be for sale — paperback and hardback fiction, nonfiction, audio books, SCOTCH PLAINS — music. videos, software, compact discs, DVDs, puzzles and children's The Scotch Plains-Fanwood The organization pro- books. Included in this year's sale will be a special collection of Music Boosters Association vides logistical and finan- books on the history of World War II. Proceeds will support the has been named the cial help to the music many musical programs concerts, and activities offered at St. Volunteer Organization of department on a district- Paul's. the Year for 20O7 by the wide level. Although many The last day to drop off books and other donations is 3-9 Scotch Plains Mayor's Gala of the group's activities are p.m. today in the Parish Hall, which is accessed via the Euclid Committee! The organiza- based from the high school, Avenue driveway entrance. Donations of textbooks, maga- tion will be among those the funds raised by the zines, encyclopedias, records or Reader's Digest condensed honored on Nov. 30,2007, at organization are used books will not be accepted. the Annual Mayor's Gala at throughout the public For more information, call (908) 232-8506, ext. 10 or e-mail Shackamaxon Country school district to purchase [email protected]. St. Paul's is located at 414 Club. musical instruments, sheet East Broad St. The mission of the music and equipment for all Scotch Plains-Fanwood five elementary schools and Music Boosters Association both Park and Terrill mid- First Baptist is site of Harvest Fest (SPPMBA) is to ensure that dle schools, as 'well as the WESTFIELD — The First Baptist Church of Westfield, 170 all students who have the high school. The Scotch Plains-Fan wood Board of Education recently Elm St., will hold its annual Harvest Festival at 11:30 a.m. desire to participate in As an added bonus to the h«ld a "C«l«bratlon of AchUvomont" to honor th» dis- Sunday, Nov. 4, immediately following the 10:15 worship serv- music programs, both Mayor's Gala, the trict's nowly-tenurad teachers and professional staff ice. choral and instrumental, Moonglowers, Scotch mambsrs. At a recaption for tho honor*** and thair fam- The multi-generational celebration includes a pie-baking have the resources and the Plains-Fanwood High Illss, frisnds, and collsaguss, school board members contest, followed by a lunch of chicken, burgers and homemade encouragement to do so. School's award-winning passsd a resolution reaffirming th* district's commit- pies. There will be activities for kids and a brief business meet- The organization strives jazz ensemble, will be per- ment to hiring only th* most qualified candidates, ing to review the proposed 2008 church budget. to create student, parent, forming during the first expecting exceptional performance by staff, and promot- For additional information or to sign up to attend, contact ing the maximum performance and achievement at all First Baptist at (908) 233-2278, e-mail educational and community portion of the evening. times by every staff member and studsnt. As a memento pride in local music pro- [email protected] or visit Tickets are $65 per per- of the occasion, the teachers were presented with a pen http://fbcwestfield.org/. grams. The more than 150 son and can be purchased and a copy of the book "A Cup of Comfort for Teachers" families who are members at the Recreation by Colleen Sell. Two Brunner School teachers were of the SPFMBA support the Commission office in the awarded tenure at the start of the 2007-08 school year. Free grief workshop planned work of faculty and advo- municipal building on Park Pictured from left are Samantha Steinberg, teacher; Jodi cate the lifelong rewards of Frank, Brunner principal, and Sarah Marion, teacher. WESTFIELD — A free "Journey Through Grief* Avenue. workshop will be held 7- 8:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 9 at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 250 Gallows Hill Rd. The workshop is Rehabilitation Center <7 designed to guide individ- Since 1897 uals through grief, anger, guilt and healing. The pro- gram will be co-facilitated i> by Maria Sikoutris •-%- Dilorio, a licensed thera- pist and president of Hellenic Therapy Center, and the Rev. Fr. Peter Delvizis. Call the Hellenic Therapy Center at (908) 322-0112 to register. Sew & Sews will host quilt sale WESTFIELD — The Sew & Sews will have their annual quilt sale from 10 a.m.-l p.m. Saturday, Nov. 10 in the Begun in 1876 by William Gray and later Incorporated in 1897 as main lobby of Westfield the Gray Burial & Cremation Company. Senior Citizen Housing, 1133 Boynton Ave. The Today, known by many simple as Gray's. We continue to provide group has made many With breathtakinf the personal service that began with Mr. Gray, whether it be for baby quilts, pillows, lap views of theWatchung burial or cremation. robes, placemats, runners and wall hangings. Mountains, this Gray Funeral Home Gray Memorial Funeral Home The Sew & Sews have state-of-the-art facility 318 East Broad St. 12 Springfield Ave. been together for five is staffed 24 hours- RUNNELLS years. The group, made up Westfield, NJ 07090 Cranford, NJ 07016 of 20 residents from aniay by dedicated Specialized Hospital of Union County William A. Doyle Mgr. Dale R. Schoustra Mgr. Westfield Senior Citizen physicians and NJ Lie. Number 2325 NJ Lie. Number 3707 Housing, donates many of professional nurses. its items to charitable Medicare and Medicaid always accepted. (908) 233-0143 (908) 276-0092 organizations. All proceeds from the 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 Charles J. Tombs sale will go towards pur- chasing more fabrics and Easily reached from Routes 22,24 & 78, Just 1 mile from exit 41 off 1-78, NJ Lie. Number 4006 goods for future projects. Another service of the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders Director For information, call Randi Kass, recreation Calf 908-771-5901 www.grayfuneralhomes.com director, at (908) 233- www.ucnj.org/RUNNELLS 5898, ext. 9. ) \t Kit A helping hand for New Orleans Volunteers from Westfield church support reconstruction of ravaged city On Aug. 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina owned by the St. Charles Avenue made landfall in New Orleans. With Church. Category 3 winds of over 120 miles per The volunteers' first tank involved hour, Katrina overwhelmed the Queen clearing a property on which a commu- City, causing more than 50 levees to fail nity center and a playground will ulti- and eventually flooding over 80 percent mately be built. After that task was of the city and surrounding parishes. completed, the team spent the next four A full two years later. New Orleans days working on a site on Ferry Street remains in many places a sad testimony where Habitat for Humanity, which is to how devastating a storm can be, and overseeing the effort, hopes to build 14 many parts of the city are in no better homes. They will be sold for $75,000 condition than they were a few weeks each to people who meet Habitat's crite- after the storm. ria. From Sept. 23-29, 10 members of the At the Ferry Street site, two houses Presbyterian Church in West field trav- have been partially framed, and the vol- eled to New Orleans to help alleviate unteers' task was to prepare the homes some of the suffering under the auspices so that sheet rock, shingle, siding and of Rebuilding Hope in New Orleans, or interior work can be done by profession- RHINO. The efforts of RHINO were als. The volunteers' work included put- first brought to the attention of the con- ting up outside walls, putting tresses gregation through David Janklow, who and wood surface on the roof, and carry- attends law school at Tulane University ing supplies. in New Orleans and worships at the St. At all the sites, the volunteers never Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church, had to worry about supplies. "They had which organizes and coordinates plenty of decent equipment, including RHINO'S efforts. power mowers and trimmers" at the Dr. William Ainsli* la In charge aa a group of voluntaara gats down to work. RHINO's work was then brought to property that had to be cleared, said Bill we did what we came to do." the attention of the Mission Commission Ainslie. Treger called it "an honor and a priv- of the Westfield church, which saw it as Ainslie also recalled seeing Crystal FILM SHOWS ilege to participate in this trip," and a great opportunity for the congregation Brinkmann learn how to use a power CITY'S STRUGGLE Gerry Fahrenthold spoke of the focus to extend a helping hand. The 10 team drill with help from the head of Habitat on helping people at the most basic members — Pastor Tina McCormick, Dr. for Humanity. Added George Harbt, The film 'lean for New Orleans,"pro- level that is the strength of RHINO and William Ainslie, George Harbt, George "Because the volunteers were untrained, duced and directed by Fanwood resident Habitat for Humanity. Fahrenthold Himmel, Crystal and Dick Brinkmann, we couldn't use nail guns, so the work Candacm Waller, will be shown at 1:30 and said he was grateful that "RHINO gave Kathy Carlson, Christine Treger, Gerry was done with hammers. This added a 7 p.m. Nov. 14 at the Fanwood Memorial us a place to serve and a way to con- Fahrenthold and Katie Fahrenthold — bit more time to the job, but it helped Library tribute. We gave our time and our effort soon began making plans to travel to the make sure there weren't any accidents." According to Waller, "Titan for New without condition directly to someone Gulf Coast. When they were not working, the vol- Orleans' is a ISminute documentary that that needed help." RHINO supplied lodging and meals unteers had time to relax on the veran- recounts the interviews I captured while visit- Ainsle was "impressed with the for the team members in New Orleans, da of the manse, and to get to know the ing New Orleans in Match 2006. The focus politeness and the gratitude of the peo- so the major expense for the volunteers volunteers from North Carolina and the for my report was how people who were ple we helped. They never took us for was airfare. The team was partnered people of New Orleans. involved in a church were coping after the granted and were always beholden. with a volunteer group from Cary, N.C. Crystal Brinkmann remembers sever- devastating hurricanes. Immediately after the These people's biggest single fear is and housed in an old Victorian mansion al of them fondly, including a woman storm men was tons of media coverage, but that they will soon be forgotten and named Sarah who keeps track of all the when I got there, six months after the storm, they will not get the help they need." volunteers. "Sarah and her husband there were few stories in national publications Like other members of the team, had given up jobs and just moved there recounting this tragedy." McCormick is looking forward to with no real plan in place. They are Waller will be available after for a discus- returning to the region. She said, "I both full time employees of agencies or sion after the 7 p.m. show. For more informa- hope our church will commit to helping churches who are trying to help," tion, contact the library at (908) 322-6400. the people the people of New Orleans Brinkmann said. for a long time to come, because this She also recalls "a man named Jim everyone who went on the trip was work will not be completed any time that cooks wonderful meals three nights impressed and inspired by the spirit of soon." a week for the volunteers and shows up the people who are doing on site during the day to work with the their best to repair the Habitat people. He would drop off ravaged city. Pastor Tina THIS WEEK Krispy Kreme donuts or make Cajun egg McCormick said, "It's salad as special treats for us." pretty amazing how FRIDAY, NOV. 2 The team also rented a 15-person RHINO is so well run and PAIR TRAM RUG SAlf — the Presbyterian Church in van and was given a partial tour of the takes money, people and . Westfield, 140 Mountain Ave., wilt offer Oriental rugs from area, including the Upper Ninth Ward other resources to make Pakistan. 7-9 p.m. f908) 233-0O1 orwww.westfieldpc.org. and Lake view on Lake Ponchartrain. a big difference. I was A NIGHT OF COMEDY - professional comics Joe The volunteers were shown where the also inspired by the peo- Conte, Ted Daniels and Mike Morse will perform at this levees worked and where they didn't — ple of the St. Charles evening hosted by Union Catholic Regional High School's an experience that had a profound Church and what they do Parent Guild. $20; purchase tickets in advance. 21 and effect. with their resources." older only. 1600 Martine Ave., Scotch Plains. RSVP at (908) Though much of the initial damage Eventually the time 889-1600, ext. 304. has been cleared, Christine Treger was came for the team to amazed by what she saw. "I was so leave, but the volunteers SATURDAY, NOV. 3 shocked by the amount of restoration are united in their pride FAIR TRADE RUG SALE - the Presbyterian Church in work that still needs to be done," she at what was accomplished Westfield, 140 Mountain Ave., will offer Oriental rugs from said. "Steps leading to house slabs are and their resolve to con- Pakistan. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (908) 233-001 or www.westfield- the sole reminders of neighborhoods tinue to help RHINO. PCS g Kathy Cartoon was on* of the team mam- whose memories have been replaced by Said Harbt, "We all came S«A<»I bar* from tha Praabytarlan Church In waist-high weeds and desolation." away with a feeling of GARAGE SALE — the sale, at the Robins residence at Weatfleld. 105 S. Martine Ave. in Fanwood, will benefit Autism Speaks. In spite of incredible destruction, accomplishment in that 10 a.m.-5 p.m. To donate items, email joannerobins@veri- zon.net. RECYCLING EVENT — dispose of electronic equipment Scouts help make sun rise over Franklin School and old tires at the Schering-Plough campus, 2000 Galloping Hill Road, Kenilworth. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Open to Union County Parsloe, Richlin-Zack residents only. Free. (908) 654-9889. VANITY FAIR BUS TRIP - the Center for Hope paint mural for their Hospice leads this bus trip to the shopping outlets in Gold Award project Reading, Pa. $33 includes transportation, coupons and a food voucher. (908) 688-8787. WESTFIELD — Melia GOURMET GARAGE SALE - the jumble Store, a thrift Parsloe and Jorie Richlin- shop run by the Junior League of Elizabeth-Plainfield, will Zack, Senior Girl Scouts host this sale from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 1 10 Walnut Ave., with Troop 498, recently Cranford. (908) 276-0222. completed their Girl Scout HELENAS HOUSE SERVICE AUCTION - items up for Gold Award project entitled auction include an African safari, sports and theater tickets, "Sunrise Over Learning." and more. $ 15 admission includes food, beer and wine. The 17-year-olds worked Proceeds benefit Helen's House in Elizabeth, which supports over the summer to paint a homeless and displaced families. St. Helen's Parish Center, three-story mural at 1600 Rahway Ave., Westfield. 6:30 p.m. For tickets, call Benjamin Franklin (9081 233-2634 or email [email protected]. Elementary School on GRANDMA'S ATTIC BAZAAR - the annual sale ; Prospect Street. With the help Marie Coveney, an art returns to Scotch Plains Baptist Church, 333 Park Ave. 10 teacher at Franklin, the a.m.-3 p.m. Proceeds will support church and mission proj- / girls designed the mural so ects. (908(322-5487. that it ties in with the 'BEFORE THE RUSH' BOUTIQUE - shop for gifts at . school's curriculum. Holy Trinity Interparochial School, First Street in Westfield. 9 • The mural consists of ' HOLIDAY GIFT BAZAAR — The Chelsea at Fanwood J three levels on three stair- hosts this gift boutique. 295 South Ave. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. case landings and is paint- ed with low-VOC paint, which the girls researched SUNDAY, NOV. 4 J to assure that the materi- BOOK SALE — the sale, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, als they used would be safe benefits the church's Friends of Music group: Noon-4 p.m. in a school environment. 414 East Broad St., Westfield. (908) 232-8506, ext. 10. ATLANTIC CITY TRIP - St. Bartholomew's Rosary Altar The bottom panel is an Society leads this trip to Showboat Casino. Depart 1 1 a.m. underwater scene, as the Pictured from left are Franklin Elementary School Vice Principal David Heller, outgoing from the St. Bart's parking lot; return at 9 p.m. $26. All ' kindergarten classes on the Franklin Principal Mary Fleck, Girl Scouts Jorie Richlin-Zack and Melia Parsloe, parishioners and friends welcome. (908) 654-8734. main floor spend much of Franklin art teacher Marie Coveney, and Superintendent Margaret Dolan. the year studying marine MILLER-CORY'S HISTORY — Eileen O'Shea will dis- life. At the top of the stair- tional aspects. After com- Principal David Heller, out- Sherwin-Williams Paints. cuss the history behind Westfield's landmark. 614 Mountain well where the fourth and pleting the mural, the girls going Franklin Principal Jorie, the daughter of Ave. Open 2-4 p.m., with the talk beginning at 2:30. fifth grade classrooms are taught a class at the school Mary Fleck, Marie Coveney Lisa Richlin and Frank Nominal fee. (908) 232-1776. located, the mural shows a to show how they painted and the Leaders of Senior Zack of Westfield, and HARVEST FESTIVAL - First Baptist Church hosts its view from our solar system, the mural and asked the Troop 498, Nancy Melia, the daughter of annual multi-generational celebration of fall. 1 1:30 a.m., since students at this level children identify the educa- Luscombe and Nancy Mary Lynn and Bob after the 10:1 5 worship service. 170 Elm St., Westfield. study astronomy. The panel tional features hidden Tepper. Parsloe of Westfield, have (908) 233-2278. ' on the landing between the within it. The girls extended spe- had their project approved HOLIDAY HISTORY — the Victorian Christmas exhibit two floors, painted as a A dedication ceremony cial thanks to Westfield by the Girl Scouts of remains on display at the Osborn Cannonball House, 1 840 bridge between the two dif- •was held on Sept. 24 to offi- Lumber and Home Center Washington Rock Council Front St., Scotch Plains. 2-4 p.m. Free. J ferent scenes, shows a sun- cially close the project and and its manager, Tony and are scheduled to rise over the ocean leading dedicate the work to the DiFrancesco, for a generous receive their pins in April MONDAY, NOV. 5 up into the night Hky. school and its children. In donation of paint and sup- 2008. The Gold Award is BOOK SALE — the sale, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, \ The mural includes attendance were plies, as well as to Ace the highest honor that a benefits the church's Friends of Music group. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. » characters from children's Superintendent Margaret Hardware, Cranford Paint Girl Scout age 14 to 18 can 414 East Broad St., Westfield. (908) 232-8506, ext. 10. £ literature and other educa- Dolan, Franklin Vice and Hardware and attain. (Continued on page B-4) % NOVEMBER 2,2007 Pipe, drum Library show features late-blooming artist Concert planned at CDC Tbm New Jeney ments as a military band- Workshop forth e Art* band plans (NJWA) Concert Band, Also planned for c 9 undsr the direction of con- Saturday's concert ara John Pub Night ductor Howard Ibplanaky, Morrisseys -Four Episodes* HM» Union County Police will perform an autumn con- and the very prolific R B. and Fire Pipes and Drums cert at the CDC Community Hall's Independent!*." band will celebrate its sev- Theatre at 7:30 p.m. According to Toplansky, Hall enth annjvenary with a "Pub Saturday, Nov. 3, i a representative of the Niht" rib at 7 p.m. The CDC is located at 78 great composers of the V, , Winans Ave., Cranford. The inarch form and ranks with Common aft Union County concert is open to the public the likes of John Philip College. 1033 Springfield and tickets may be pur- Sousa, Edwin Franko Ave., Cranford chased at the door. Goldman, Alex F. Lithgow Union County's only bag- Among the tune* on the and Kenneth Alford. pipe band, and one of the program is The Battle of Rounding out the pro- largest in New Jersey, will Liao Yang," which waa writ- gram will be The Gold Rush honor bagpipe instructor ten to commemorate the Rag," which refers to the dis- John Bradley and Kevin next to the last battle of the covery of gold on Butter's Dowling of The Joseph Russo-Japanese War. The Mill in 1849, the bossa nova Nugent Sr. Association of standard The Girl from Union County. composer, V. Efanov, was the Russian bandmaster at the Ipanema," and "Fantasy for Union Township firefight- Band" by the American com- er Ed Donnelly is back at the scene of this battle. reigns as pipe major. 'Pub The concert will also fea- poser Frank Erickson. Night is a perfect opportunity ture "Jubilee Overture" by Closing the concert will to thank and honor individu- Belgian composer Andre be "Ringling Brothers Grand als who have supported the Waignein and "The Flirt," an Entry" by Al Sweet, who band over the years," exciting gallop by the directed the Ringling Donnelly said. The band Austrian composer Carl Brothers Circus band from wouldn't be what it is today Ziehrer. In his own time, 1906 to 1911. without the guidance and DanMla Aurfamma-O'Amico of QINatta w*M hava a *ofc> axhib* at tha Cranford PubHe Ziehrer was the primary For further information instruction of John Bradley Library, 224 Walnut Ava., Ihroughoul tha month of Movambar. Ralaad In Union, tha arttat competitor to the Strauss or to learn how to join the and the constant support of anjoyad craattva work from an aarly aga but did not —rioualy puraua bar draam urrttt knar family of composers, as well NJWA Concert Band, call Kevin Dowling." In Ufa. At tha aga of 30, Aurtarnma-D'Amlco bagan attending claaaaa at Tha Art Studanta as the recipient of three sep- (908) 964-1793 or e-mail Bradley, a former Laagua and Paraona School of Daaign, both of Manhattan. Aflar flva yaara, and wtth tha arate imperial appoint- [email protected]. Westfield resident, has more halp and patfanca of bar huaband, Frankta D'AmIco of Cranford, aba aarnad a BFA wNh con- than 20 years of piping expe- centration in Illustration from Tha School of Vhiual Arts in Naw York City. Sha continue* to rience. He was instrumental kaap bar drawing akWa fraah by akatching waaMy at both tha Art Studama Laagua and Tha Young artists offer joint show in the band's success when he Soclaty of Illuatnrtora of NYC. Sha waa racantry baan awardad a bronza madal from tha signed on as instructor when Portfoiioa.com International Award Show. Sha currently worka aa a fraalanca Wuatoator and Two young artists who the same." the group was first formed in flna artist Vlaw bar work at www.DanlaWaStudlo.com, or for mora Information about tha studied and graduated Ruple explained, The March 2001. Bradley recently •how, call tha library at (908) 709-7272. together from Academy du Academy emphasizes draw- joined the band as a full Cret will premier their oil ing. To me, nothing is more member, and he continues to paintings in a dual epony- important. I paint as a con- work as the group's pipe mous exhibit, "Monica temporary realist with a instructor. Soprano Trovato to sing in Die Fledertnaus Baumann and Michael classical approach." Union resident Kevin Soprano Michelle ticularly heights and depths of her Ruple" from Nov. 3-25 at Baumann noted, "My Dowling, a leader of The Trovato, known for her lyric outstand- extensive range. Her presen- Swain Galleries in quest is to return the sense Nugent Association, has been colotura soprano voice and ing tation, poise and finesse Plainfield. of beauty to art. The light a longtime supporter of the dynamic stage presence, will singer... added to the appeal of Full Both 22 years old, the that dominates my work is - band. The Nugent Association display her skills with the putting in Moon. Brava!" artists pursued training in meant to reach an emotional was founded in 1933 and is Little Opera Company of the most A graduate of the North classical fine art at the appeal for the viewer. My the oldest independent Irish- New Jersey in performances convincing Carolina School of the Arts, Academy du Cret, founded use of color follows that true American organization in of Johann Strauss* Die perform- School of Music, Trovato also by artist Timothy W. Jahn at light." New Jersey. The association Fledermaus (The Bat) on ance in the attended the New York the du Cret School of Art in Baumann's paintings has been recognized many Nov. 10 and 11 in Cranford. TROVATO acting depart- Opera Studio. The recipient Plainfield. Now, they are include landscapes and still times for its civic activities, Trovato will be performing ment." of various scholarships and taking the first professional lifes. Ruple's are urban such as its annual Irish pic- the role of Adele, a chamber- Recently she won France's nic fundraiser benefiting The grants, she also studied in step together. architectural images — maid who disguises herself Les Azuriales Opera 1st Perugia, Italy, at the Said Ruple, a Cranford many in Westfield — and Make-A-Wish Foundation. as a socialite at a masked Prize for Most Promising Pub Night will also fea- University far Foreigners, resident, "Our work origi- Victorianesque interiors. ball, in this comic opera, Singer, as well as the Les and with Marlena Malas at nates from the same point, "When we graduated this ture entertainment by The which will be performed in Azuriales Opera Junior Saloonatics. Tickets cost $20 the prestigious Chautauqua and we complement each June," concluded Baumann, English with full orchestra. Prize for Most Promising Institute for Voice. other. Where Monica catches "we believed we were ready and include food, beer, wine, Young Singer. soda and door prizes. For The soprano has been the Opera fans can see a particular nuance, I find not only to mount a profes- recipient of many accolades. In reviewing the world myself focusing on a differ- sional show but also to make tickets and more information, premiere of Full Moon Trovato perform on Nov. 10 contact Dennis Connor at In an edition of the Classical and 11 in LOC's production ent aspect. We enjoy what it a dual experience. We Voice of North Carolina, Haiku by Greek composer we discover in each other's work steadily together and (908) 230-7084. Sophie Serghi with the of Die Fledermaus at the Trovato was declared a "par- CDC Theatre, 78 Winans paintings." can always rely on each Williamsburg Symphonia, other." critic John Shulson Ave., Cranford. The full run Baumann added, "We are remarked, Trovato'* inter- of the show includes per- drawn to similar principles The Baumann-Ruple pretation waa sensitively formances at 8 p.m. Nov. 9, 2 of fine art. We shared a stu- exhibit opens Saturday, Nov. focused and appropriately and 8 p.m. Nov. 10 and 2 dio for more than a year and 3 with a reception from 5-7 lyrical. A solid singer, she p.m. Nov. 11. became sharp observers and p.m. and continues Tuesday drew poetic expression from Ticket prices are $25 for commentators on each to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to the music that brought general admission, $20 for other's work, each respecting 5:30 p.m., Saturday to 4 p.m. added light to the thoughtful seniors and $15 for students. what the other had captured and Sunday from noon to 4 lines, all the while musically For tickets, call the on canvas. We established a p.m. at Swain Galleries, 703 navigating the often gym- NJWA at (908) 789-9696 or very cooperative atmos- Watchung Ave. in Plainfield. nastic proportions of a score visit the studio at 150-152 phere. Our sensibilities For more information, call Join us every that challenged the extreme East Broad St., Westfield. toward aesthetics are much (908) 756-1707.

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Myors Awards. annual Rotary pancake talked about ttia draaa coda and The Rotary Club sup- breakfast will be held in the transportation of paat times — ports local charitable largo horse-driven coaches and WeBtfield High School cafe- wagon taxis; parasols and large groups such as the Boy teria from 8 a.m. to noon on hats In basic white with ribbons; Scouts, Girl Scouts, YMCA, March 8,2008. Additional high-button •hoes; man In black Red Cross and United pancake breakfast tickets euna, mustachea, black bowlers or Fund. In addition, the can also be purchased at ____ white straw hate. The Old Guard of Rotary runs a series of the door. The breakfast has WMtfMd Invites retired men throughout the western end of service projects to help the provided $1.6 million in Union County to Join with other retirees at ths Westflsld Y town of Westfield, such as scholarship funds for 1,300 on any Thursday from • a.m. to noon. Members share providing dictionaries to all Westfield students since friendship, banter, coffee and buns. For information call of the third grade students 1967. Jack MeHugh at (SOS) 233-1S39 or Walter Halpln at (MS) in town, collecting used Contact Mark Elsasser SSt-2074. bicycles to be recycled to Pictured from left are Mark Elsasssr, Rotary Grants chair- at (908) 233-2700, ext. 224 the Third World, and feed- man, and Darielk* Walsh, Rotary Club president. for more information about ing the hungry in the the Grand Club Raffle. Friday Niters Dance Club spring. $20 per ticket. Each ticket On March 25, there will The Westfield Rotary The club's next dance will be held 8 p.m.-midnight Friday, Raffle ticket sales purchased will be eligible also be a special grand Club for lunch meets every Nov. 9 at the Knights of Columbus Hall on North Avenue in began on Oct. 23 at the for all 12 drawings. prize drawing for $1,000. Tuesday at 12:15 at the Scotch Plains, next to Charlie Brown's. weekly Rotary Club meet- Grand Club Raffle Every Rotarian will be Westfield Area Y, 220 Clark The guest fee is $30 per couple and includes snacks, ing, and all tickets must be drawings for $100 will be selling tickets which will St. Guests are always wel- desserts and soft drinks. sold and turned in before held at the weekly Rotary have two parts: a receipt for come to attend a Rotary Ballroom music will be supplied by DJ Ray, and requests the first drawing on Jan. 8, Club meetings on 12 con- the ticket holder, and a por- meeting and see how are welcome. 2008. A limited number of secutive Tuesdays from tion with the buyer's name, Rotary members are sup- Fbr more information or reservations, call Joan or Frank 1,000 tickets will be sold at Jan. 8 through March 25. address, phone number and porting their town. at (908) 654-5183. Westfield Chapter of Hadassah Wf. Historical Society will hear about Jews in the news The chapter will hold its annual paid-up membership WESTFIELD — "Notable business and industry cate- ticed worldwide. The sports coverage will program at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 12 at Temple Emanu-el in Newark Jews Who Made the gory will be Newark's first In the field of entertain- include the many Jewish Westfield. News" will be the program billionaire; someone who ment, Bodian will include Boxing Hall of Famers, as This year marks the 50th anniversary of the founding of topic of Nat Bodian at the started one of America's the "granddaddy" of well as Newark's greatest- the chapter and the signing of the original charter. The First Wednesday Luncheon largest and most successful American musical theatre, ever Jewish boxer; a phar- evenings program will honor past presidents of the chapter. of the Westfield Historical businesses; someone who the songwriter who wrote macist's son who was a big Members will have the opportunity to reminisce about the Society at noon Nov. 7 at invented and manufactured Bob Hope's and Jack league baseball player and chapter's many accomplishments. B.G. Fields Restaurant, 560 the world's seventh best- Benny's theme songs; a who was instrumental in Updates will be given about the current projects in Israel Springfield Ave. known brand name, and the great Jazz Age pianist who the bombing of Tokyo in and in the local area. New members as well as renewing Bodian, a Society mem- world's largest and most was a mentor to Duke World War II, and the members, life members, and associates are all welcome to ber and historian of successful publisher of Ellington and influenced Newark jockey who rode in attend this meeting and dessert party. For further informa- Newark, will look back at newsletters. ragtime piano pieces in the the Kentucky Derby, among tion, contact Renate Bieber at (908) 233-3245. nearly two score of the In the medicine catego- style of Scott Joplin, and the others. greats who emerged from ry, Bodian will tell about a son of a High Street kosher All those wishing to the community, highlighting child of the old Third Ward caterer who wrote Academy attend should RSVP by call- Clean Slate Club some of their top achieve- tenements, a Newark M.D. Award-winning films and ing (908) 233-2930 by noon The Clean Slate Club is a free support and discussion ments. who created a new medical toppled Louis B. Mayer to Monday, Nov. 5. The cost of group led by professional organizer Ellen Kazanoff. Among the Jewish indi- discipline now taught in become head of the top the luncheon is $15, includ- Individuals overwhelmed by excessive clutter will have an viduals to be included in the medical schools and prac- Hollywood film studio. ing gratuity. opportunity to share their triumphs and struggles with others in similar circumstances. Each month, Kazanoff will focus on a different aspect of World War II vet to speak at JCC organizing, offering "how-to" tips and distributing handouts. The topic at the Nov. 1 meeting was "Quick and Easy Ways to SCOTCH PLAINS — sored by Temple Emanu-El Get Your Family Organized." Bernie Rader was part of a of Westfield. Immediately Kazanoff has been organizing people, places and things fbr platoon that was ambushed following the presentation HealthUnk over 30 years. She uses her counseling skills to help clients by the Nazis in October the Raders will travel to recognize, and often change, the behaviors that have con- 1944. Captured and Washington, D.C., where tributed to the accumulation of clutter. imprisoned, Rader not only Bernie will be receiving a The Clean Slate Club meets the first Thursday of each survived his POW ordeal Legion of Honor medal month from 7-9 p.m. in the Community Room of the Westfield but made history as part of from the president of municipal building, 425 East Broad St. Everyone is welcome. the only prisoner exchange France, Nicolas Sarkozy. Saturday. Nov»itib«r 3 at S:OOAM - W5OU 89.5 f=M Registration is required. To obtain a registration form, visit conducted between Allied The cost is $3 for JCC ttaatthUnk Radio wttb Bob Mann wwwr.westfieldnj.gov/recreation or call the Westfield troops and the Germans members and $5 for com- Cue orbit Recreation Department at (908) 789-4080. during World War II. munity participants. Dr. Paul Langar, director, division of ophthalmic, plastic At 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Proceeds will be donated to and reconstructive surgery, explains the surgical repair of orbital "blowout" fractures tftat occur whmn the smaN Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary Club Nov. 4, Rader and his wife, the American Red Cross. bones surrounding the eye are smashed in a motor vehicle June, will discuss their For more information, accident, sports accident or punch in the eye. experiences at the JCC of contact Michele Dreiblatt entral NJ. Area resi- at [email protected] or Sunday. November 4 at 8:3OAM - WFDU 89.1 FM dents are invited to (908) 889-8800, ext. 205. HearthUnk Radio with Bob Mann observe Veterans Day by The JCC of Central New Is your home a safe haven or a breeding attending this lecture, Jersey is located at 1391 ground for toxic chemicals?* which is being co-spon- Martine Ave. Dr. Steven Marcus, director of the New Jersey Poison Information and Education System, explains how common household Items could pose hazards to your health. After the HcalthClnkRadlo shows arc aired on WFDU. they arc archived and can be heard on www.thcunlversrtyhospitat.com

UMDN Fred Glrahick, a volunteer with Operations Lifeeaver Inc., m The UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey recently gave an interesting talk to the Fanwood-Scotch THE BEST NEW HOMK VALUE AT THE DELAWARE BEACHES! Plaina Rotary Club at the Pantagis Renaissance restaurant NEWARK, NEW JERSEY OLJ la a non-profit international continuing public educa- SINGLE FAMILY HOMES IN PRESTIGIOUS LEWES, DE tion program. It was established in 1972 to end collisions, 3 BEDROOM - 2 FULL BATH RANCHERS . deaths, and injuries at places where roadways cross rail On 'A Acre Lots at an Unbelievable Price tracks and on railway righta-of-way — aa an example, Girahick pointed to the crossing on Rahway Avenue near *$229,900* St Helen's Church. Part of the training is conducted at the Fee Simple Property taxes under $SS(I.(X) annually local Police Academy. 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Street just off the South Avenue traf- died Oct. 24, 2007, .t hia Ho is survived by bis fic eircle residence in Scotch Plains. daughters, Dona* Pttrdon From 10 a.m.-3 p.m. that day, Born in Philadelphia, and Suaan Isrardft, a*d his JtoaWto* Pimtmm Bmjtitt ChmrvM will Just a fewmile s down the road, Pa., Mr. Krug was raised in son, Michaal Kroehisthrae boat iU annual "Grandma* Attic Thm Chmlmma at Fair Lawn and lived in brothers, Kanny, Jaoaph and r." This sale offers aomwthina; assisted and independent living com- Newark, Maryland and Kevin Krug; two sistars, in the family — i munity at 296 South Ave., will host a Irvington before settling in Betty Jans Itorgenstern STIUIMI items, brand-new and uasd. holiday gift bazaar from 10 a.m. to 2 pm. Scotch Plains in 1976. and Kathleen fUichardt, including; Christinas and gill itpaap, He waa a forklift opera- and three grandchildren, toys, jewelry, children's clothing; Among the gifts for sale will be tor for Modern Handling in Robert Purdon, Giovanni women and men's clothing, china, festive crafts, handbags, jewelry, Paramus before retiring in and Rhian Ierardi. He glassware, miscellaneous hou—l»ldl wreaths, gourmet foods and sweets, 2001. Prior to that, he was predeceased by his sib- supplies and even an antique or two, hand-painted items and more. . owned and operated ling, Sister Michelle Krug. Fresh-baked goodies are also on amis, Rallies and door prices will be fea- Metropolitan Lift Parts in Services were held plus hot and cold refreshments titan tured, and there will be musical Newark for 30 years. Saturday from the Rossi the cafe entertainment and refreshments. Mr. Krug served in the Funeral Home, Scotch Each year, proceeds from The sale is free and open to the pub- U.S. Army during peacetime Plains, followed by a Grandma's Attic are used to support church office at (908) 322-5487. lic. and was a member of AARP, Funeral Mass at St. church and local mission projects. In Westfield, meanwhile, Holy And if you miss the sales Saturday, the Knights of Columbus Bartholomew the Apostle This year, beneficiaries will be Camp Trinity imtmrparochial School will don't fret. Thm Thrift Shop of thm and the International Church, Scotch Plains. Lebanon and children of families host its second annual "Before the Fanwood Prembytmrion Church Union of Operating Interment was in Fairview affected by AIDS. In addition, volun- Rush Boutique" from 9 a.m. and 3 will hold its annual Christmas bou- Engineers Local 825 of Cemetery, Westfield. teers from Muhlenberg Hospital's p.m. tique 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesdays, Nov. Little Falls. Donations may be made Stroke Prevention Outreach Organizers say the boutique prom- 7 and 14. Sale items will include new He attended daily Mass to St. Bartholomew the Program will be on site to provide ises to be bigger and better than last and used clothing for all ages, linens, and was devoted to the Holy Apostle Church. screenings and answer any ques- year and will feature casual and chic kitchen supplies, dishes/jewelry, and tions. costume jewelry, accessories, hand- decorative items such as paintings, Scotch Plains Baptist Church is crafted party favors, home goods, hol- frames and Christmas decorations. John H. Schenk located at 333 Park Ave., two blocks iday crafts, gourmet goods and more. All proceeds go to local charities. John Harrison Schenk, be seen on the sidelines of his south of Route 22. For further infor- Local artisans will sell hand-made The shop entrance is on McDermott 55, died Oct. 24, 2007, at his son's baseball games and was mation and directions, call the rosary beads, pottery, woven goods Place. home in Scotch Plains. an avid Mets ran. Born in Indianapolis, he Surviving are his wife of lived in Berkeley Heights 33 years, Lynn Curtis Program focuses on house's history Over 100 took part in the Crop Walk before moving to Scotch Schenk; his daughter, Kristin WESTFIELD — The beginning at 2:30 p.m., SCOTCH PLAINS — Sholom, Union Catholic Plains 27 years ago. Schenk; his son, Kevin Miller-Cory House Museum Eileen O'Shea of the Miller- More than 100 walkers rep- High School Key Club and Mr. Schenk was employed Schenk; three sisters, Peg will celebrate its 35th year Cory volunteers will chroni- resenting 10 Scotch Plains the Fanwood-Scotch Plains as a Volkswagen sales associ- Donnelly, Jane Picone and as one of the major historic cle the history of the house, and Fanwood houses of YMCA. ate for most of his life, most Barbara Pfaff, and his moth- sites of Union County on how it became a museum, worship and other organi- A highlight of the event recently with Volkswagen of er-in-law, Lucille Curtis. Sunday, Nov. 4. The muse- and how it came to be list- zations took part in the was a contribution of one Linden. Funeral services were um, located at 614 ed on the state and nation- Oct. 21 Crop Walk, raising penny from a pre-school He graduated from Gov. held Monday from Memorial Mountain Ave., will be open al Registers of Historic many thousands of dollars girl who said she "wanted Livingston Regional High Funeral Home, Fanwood. between 2 and 4 p.m. Places. to help fight world hunger. to help hungry people." Her School and attended Indiana Interment was in Graceland In 1740, when Samuel Also, two vital aspects of The slogan for this mother contributed $5. State University, where he Memorial Park, Kenilworth. Miller built a house for his the Miller-Cory House year's Crop Walk was "We After a brief prayer was a member of Phi Delta Donations may be made to wife, Sabra, Westfield had Museum will be highlight- walk because they walk," given by the Rev. David Theta. Atlantic Hospice or the one church, 14 houses, one ed: the Cooking Committee, referring to the world's Jahnke, participants began Mr. Schenk could always American Cancer Society. blacksmith, one tavern and which each week demon- poor. their walk, which featured one schoolhouse. The strates authentic 18th-cen- The event, sponsored by rest and water stops along Millers had 100 acres, and tury open-hearth cooking Church World Service, the way. Karin Thompson their property stretched techniques, and the 18th- began at the Fanwood The Fanwood Lions Club Karin Synnove Thompson of Gresham, Wts.; from what is now the century Showcase team Presbyterian Church and provided help as crossing Thompson, 64, died Oct. 25, her mother, Aslaug Ostby of Miller-Cory House Museum volunteers, who travel to continued for more than guards along the route. 2007, at her home in Norway; her sister, Lise to the beginning of down- schools and organizations four miles through the two The event was also sup- Westfield. Bentsen of Wilmington, N.C.; town Westfield. to present the art of colo- communities. ported by workers who reg- Born in Norway, she three other sisters and two In 1972, the house, nial crafts. These two.vol- Participating were All istered the walkers and vol- resided in Westfield for the brothers in Norway, and which stands as a testa- unteer groups will be hon- Saints Episcopal Church, unteered to help at the rest past 28 years. eight grandchildren. ment to the history of the ored during the program. Fanwood Presbyterian stops. Mrs. Thompson received Services were held region, became a museum. Members of the public Church, First United Organizers said the her B.S.N. from the Cornell Saturday at Grace Orthodox It assumed the name are invited. There is a nom- Methodist Church, beautiful fall weather made School of Nursing at New Presbyterian Church, Miller-Cory after its first inal admission fee; children Immaculate Heart of Mary the day particularly pleas- York Hospital and wasWestfield. Interment was in owner and Joseph Cory, under 4 are admitted free. Church, Scotch Plains ant for all the participants. employed with Patient Care Ocean View . Cemetery, who bought the house in Call the museum at (908) Baptist Church, Saint The total amount raised by Inc. in Westfield for 25 years, Staten Island. 1782. the Crop Walk will be training home health aides. Arrangements were by 232-1776 for further infor- Bartholomew Roman Surviving are her hus- Memorial Funeral Home, In a special presentation mation. Catholic Church, Temple announced soon. band, Arthur Thompson; two Fanwood. daughters, Kristine Donations may be made XTongregation THIS WEEK Camillone of Harrison, N.Y., to Grace Orthodox " Beth Israel and Martita McGowan of Presbyterian Church, Attn: (Continued from page B-l) ' Vmeland; her son, Karl Karin s Memorial. Scotch main: NJ 0707* TUESDAY, NOV. 6 (909) 999-1930 I •OOK SALE — the sale, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Patricia A. Christensen GET A HEAD START ON COLLEGE! benefits the church's Friends of Music group. Sale concludes Patricia A. Christensen, and Harold Tietz, and two Announcing a 3 (three) credit college level course in Jewish with Bag Day from 9 a.m.-noon. 414 East Broad St., Westfield. 74, died Oct. 29, 2007, at sisters, Harriet Giedja and History open to all 12th grade students in the Central Jersey |908) 232-8506, ext. 10. her residence in Edison. Marion Tietz. Federation urea. Born in Plainfield, she Surviving are her two A joint program offered by Kcan University of New Jersey. WEDNESDAY; NOV. 7 lived in the Scotch Plains- sons, Harold F. Miller Jr. Congregation Beth Israel, and the Jewish F-edcrulion of Central CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE — start your holiday shopping Fanwood area before mov- (Connie) of South Plainfield Jersey, the course will meet on Monday evenings at 8:(X)pm and at the Thrift Shop of the Fanwood Presbyterian Church. 10 ing to Edison 1O years ago. and Edward W. Garman Jr. held at Congregation Beth Israel, 1H Shalom Way. Scotch Plains. a.m.-4 p.m. Shop entrance on McDermott Place. Mrs. Christensen attend- (Betty) of Scotch Plains; The course commences on November 1 9, 2(K)7 and runs for 'NEWARK JEWS WHO MADE THE NEWS' - ed Scotch Plains-Fanwood four daughters, Valerie weeks, ending May 5, 2cbin|.org will collect clothes for young children. 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m. at the also a member of the Ladies Frances Rogers of South Bauer Family Branch, 422 East Broad St. (908) 233-2700, ext. Auxiliary for 33 years. She Plainfield; her sister, » Takm advaataao of an oxeoliont opportunity to start tho 423. had also served as a state Shirley A. Russell of 1 tchmol of four eholea la thm tall with 3 collmgo end/is. GIFT BOUTIQUE — Mothers & More hosts this holiday trustee for the Eagles Edison; her brother, shopping event featuring vendors from Avon, Discovery Toys Ladies Auxiliary for New Edward Tietz of Fords; 17 ana more. 7:30 p.m. Cranford United Methodist Church, 201 Jersey. grandchildren, two great- Lincoln Ave. at the corner of Walnut Avenue. (908) 272-7410. 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CORRESPONDENT falls in county final After a season of close losses and near misses against By JOB Westfield High School, the Scotch Plains-Fanwood varsity girls cross country team finally took the measure of their local SPORTS EDITOR rival at last Thursday's Union County Championships at The Westfield High School varsity girls volleyball team Warinanco Park. Unfortunately for the Raiders, they suffered may not have won its second straight Union County title last an even more heartbreaking defeat to their neighbor to the Friday night, but it still had plenty to be excited about after- south, Arthur L. Johnson (ALJ) of Clark. The Raiders and wards. Crusaders tied for first with 104 points, which meant that the That's because the Blue Devils had an incredible run title was decided on each team's sixth place finisher. ALJ took through the tournament, which culminated last Friday with a that contest by eight places and 29 seconds. 25-18, 25-21 defeat at the hands of number one seed Cranford The tight defeat put a damper on what was easily the at Westfield High School. Westfield, which came into the tour- Raiders' top all-around performance of the season. Senior ney as the sixth seed, defeated third-seeded Union Catholic Cathy Harley finished sixth with a time of 20:13, 1:43 off the and second-seeded Roselle Catholic in the semifinals before winning time of Oak Knoll's Kathleen McCafferty. Harley had falling to the Cougars in the final. finished eighth at last week's Watchung Conference "I am very proud of my team and how they ran through Championships and this was the first major race she had ever this tournament," said Westfield head coach Bev Torok after paced head coach Rob Rafferty's squad. the title game. "We went through a very tough stretch coining Watchung Conference champion Brittney Veeck was a sur- into the tournament and we had injuries during it so for them prising 12th in 20:37, which was a second faster than her win- to come together like they did during the tournament was ning time last week. Senior Casey Valdes continued her late very impressive. I could not be more pleased with how they season comeback from injuries with a 14th, in 20:52. were as a group throughout." After three runners ALJ led the Raiders 31-32 but SP-F Westfield was led during the title game by senior Caroline appeared poised for victory when junior Emily Carow surged Fallon, who had five kills and two blocks, and senior Paige to a 25th place finish in 21:26. And after AL^Ts fourth and fifth Roudebush, who had four kills and four blocks. Also contribut- runners were 35th and 38th, respectively, and SP-F senior ing for the Blue Devils were seniors Olympia Gagliotti, who Kate Johnson, a first year cross country runner who also had six assists, and Laryssa Borkowsky, who, according to Torok, had at least 15 digs. swims and runs the 400 for the track team, smashed her per- sonal best with a 22:54, clocking to finish 48th, it looked like "Our seniors really carried us," Torok said. "They were the Raiders had lost by one point, but a Rahway runner who great leaders, both with their play and their leadership." was 44th was not counted in the overall finishers, so the score With the loss to Cranford, Westfield fell to 12-10 overall on was tied and the title went to the sixth runner where Megan DAVID LAZARUS/CORRESPOND£NT the season; however, it took the positive momentum from its Brattole of ALJ was 52nd and Raider freshman Chana Biner SP-F senior Brittney Veeck, seen above leading the pack run in the county tournament into the state tournament at the Watchung Conference Championships, finished Tuesday as it defeated J.P. Stevens, 25-21, 25-19, in the first (Continued on page C-3) 12th at the Union County Championships last week. round. Westfield boys cross country team wins third straight county title Following Friedman was Tarlow (fifth place, 16:52), Julian Applebaum (16th, 17:28), Gus Gibbons (18th, CORRESPONDENT 17:35) and Brendan Berkowitz (24th, 17:46). Gibbons was The final team scores were verified and veteran the unsung hero though, surging past two Summit run- Westfield High School varsity boys cross country head ners in the final 50 yards to run a personal best time. coach Jack Martin 'was finally able to take a deep breath. Without his final burst, Summit would have edged The Blue Devils' third straight Union County title was Westfield since those were the final two scoring runners much closer than the previous two and far tighter than for the Iron Hills school. anybody expected. Receiving top five finishes from seniors "Gus ran his best race to date. Hopefully the excite- Evan Friedman and Alex Tarlow allowed Westfield to ment of winning a close race against a good team will pro- edge Summit 65-66. vide the momentum to do well at the sections, not only for Friedman bounced back from a sub par performance at Gus but for all the Devils," Martin said. the Watchung Conference Championships to finish second Tarlow said, "The win was truly a team effort. During in 16:48 behind surprise winner Patrick Doliber of Scotch the last half mile we worked together and picked off sev- Plains-Fanwood, who ran a personal best 16:42. eral Summit team members ahead of us. Gus Gibbons "We thought it might be a close race," Martin said. "But came up huge when he passed a pack of two." based on previous times, I thought Governor Livingston Meanwhile, SP-F's Doliber continued a steadily or Roselle Catholic might be our toughest competition. improving career with his biggest victory to date. After But Summit plays in a pretty tough conference and ran a being out-sprinted by Tarlow in the conference race last good race. week, Doliber changed his strategy and began his kick "We should have checked the Iron Hills results. with 800 yards to go. Doliber said he had no problems Summit finished third behind Morris Hills and with the course that was muddied by two consecutive Mendham, both top 10 teams. They would have won the days of rain. big school division. Summit has extra motivation as their "Doliber has been a good competitor since last year," coach, Neal Sharma, is a former Devil runner and they Martin said. "What surprised me was the move the were tough." Summit runners made in the beginning of mile three. According to Martin, Westfield wrested the team title That changed the race. If he doesn't make that move, by outrunning Summit in the Final half mile, especially there would have been a wild finish." his leading two runners. Tarlow said, "I felt just as strong as I did an when I won DAVID LAZARUS/CORRESPONDENT "The boys raced very well over the final half mile," conferences but it was a mental defeat at counties. I've Westfield senior Alex Tarlow, seen above running to first Martin said. "The race was competitive with a big pack. raced with Pat before so we know how each other race for place at the Watchung Conference Championships, fin- Evan and Alex both closed well to beat Summit's top two. ished fifth at the Union County Championships last The rcrt of the team finished stronfinlso " ,f (Continued on page C-3) ^ week. f. t •~ i • i C-2 NOVEMBER 2,2007

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rushed for 86 yards and two SP-F football touchdowns for the Blue Raider girls XC ties for first takes second at counties Devils, who also got two (Continued from pace C-l) scores from their defense. (Continued from page C-l) points," Buccino said. Dilorio scored on runs of Salvaging the day for Westfield was another domi- trolled it just enough." was 60th. Biner, the sister of 2006 Watchung nant performance from their junior varsity team, With the victory over the 53 and six yards and senior defensive back Daniel Selert Conference boys champion Adam Biner, also had a per- which captured their second major title in two weeks. Cougars, the Raiders sonal best 23:43. Leading the way was winner Alexis Constantine in improved to 5-2 overall this took an interception back 44 yards for a touchdown to Despite finishing all their runners before any team 21:34 (6:57 per mile), followed by Allie Lowenstein season and they will look to had finished four, Westfield, the Watchung Conference (21:44), Tessa Schaaf (21:56), Chelsea Bryk (21:57), continue their winning ways stake Westfield to a 19-7 lead at the half. champion, had to settle for fifth with 124 points. The Lindsay Tishberg (22:21), Crista Ricci (22:41) and tomorrow, as they are sched- Blue Devils ran in their usual tightly bunched pack Marlee Austin (22:52). uled to play against another Senior Malcolm Allen, but they were well off the lead groups. who led Westfield with 109 The Blue Devils also swept the first two places in rival, Westfield, at 2 p.m. at Sophomore Aileen Grogan, the Watchung runner-up, Kehler Stadium in yards on 17 rushes, scored the 3600-meter freshman race with Alyssa Hatch Westfield. on a four-yard run in the was 20th in 21:09 and was followed by her twin sister (14:34) outrunning Alexandra Frankel. fourth and Westfield capped Bridget, who ran to 23rd in a personal The game should be a best 21:17; Rose Driscoll, who ran to good one, as the Blue Devils its day with another defen- sive score. This time, senior 26th in 21:42; Sharon Faktor, who ran Westfield boys XC wins county title will also be coming into the to 27th in a personal best 21:43; game with a 5-2 record. Joe Vall-llobera and John Dilorio combined on a sack Marissa Mumford, who ran to 28th in (Continued from page C-l) WESTFIELD JV Westfield defeated Malcolm 21:48; Rebecca Castaldo, who ran to X. Shabazz 33-O last and forced fumble and Willy Saturday to gain its fifth win Johnson scooped up the 29th in a personal best 21:49 and Liz the most part. I think I left a bit too The Westfield junior varsity team this season. Junior quarter- loose ball and returned it 18 McCarthy, who ran to 41st in 22:38. much real estate to make up with my also ran well at counties, adding a back Anthony Dilorio yards for a touchdown. Despite not meeting their goal of kick." county title to their conference crown winning the county title, Westfield Doliber's victory overshadowed a with another dominating perform- assistant coach Jen Buccino was philo- great comeback performance by ance, Led by winner Andrew Marra, sophical about the drawbacks of easily Raider senior Dan Sapienza, who Westfield swept the first five places, SP-F boys, girls advance having the deepest team in the county. bounced back from two seasons of averaging 17:57; a performance that would have placed them sixth in the (Continued from page C-l) Westfield shared the girls' "We had a lot of great performances injury to run a personal best 17:32, in all three races. Many of our girls varsity race. In addition to Marra, county title after playing to finishing in 17th place. Junior Martin who won in 17:52 (5:46 average), the With the win, the a 1-1 tie on a cold, rainy dropped their times significantly. It is Sweeney, third a week ago, was the Raiders advanced to play team also included freshman Andrew Saturday night. This year frustrating to know that we can put 11 second Raider again, finishing 12th in Kirna (17:53), Josh Einbinder( 17:55), number two seeded though, both teams want to different girls from our team in front 17:26. The other Raiders who con- Westfield in the final for freshman Zach Lizmi (18:04) and win it outright. of everyone else's fifth runner but it tributed to a third place finish were Dennis Elwell (18:07). Paced by John the second straight year. 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SP-F Cougars compete at Freehold Frightfest The Scotch PfeJna-Fanwood US Cougars travel soccer teem recently compet- ed in the Freehold Frtghsfaet tournament. Cougar Mery Huoberd (pictured on Me right) boota the be* toward the goal during the tournament, which «MW heM m Freehold TowneMp on Oct. 13.

The Fanwood-Scoteri Plains VMCA i» currently registering for It* Youth BaakatbaM League (YBL) and Travel Basketball programs, in which everybody plays and everybody wins! YBL is a co-ed instructional league for children in kindergarten through second grade The Kindergarten League, which meets on Thursday evening*, introduces children to the fpme with practice on sfcitis and driHs, and there are ecrimmagee against other kindergarten teams. First and second graders practice on Monday or Tuesday nights, and piay games against other first and second grade teams. ', YBL participants must register by Nov. 17. For Youth Travel Basketball, teams of students in grades 3 and 4 play games on Saturday and Sunday afternoons in the local vicinity. Mutually convenient prac- tice times will be scheduled LM2 and U14 participants must attend drafts to deter* mine which travel team they will play on. Some youngsters will be chosen to be ' part of the Select Team, while others will join an In-House Team. Mutually conven- ient practice times will be scheduled, and teams will travel to YMCAs in the vicin- ity for 10-12 games during the December to March season. And there's something new for the girls this year! While our basketball teams , have always been and continue to be co-ed, we're now offering a girls-only U12 : team. Take advantage of (his special opportunity by signing up before the Nov. 17 deadline. For more information on the program, or to volunteer to coach or referee, please call the Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA at (9O8) 889-8660.

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1 Last Saturday the Union County College men's soccer team battled Brookdale ' Community College and the fierce winds and heavy rain to claim the Region XIX Championship. ! The first-seeded Owls played the sixth-seeded Jersey Blues and were tied at h the half at 0-0 However, the Owls scored midway through the second half and went on to win by a score of 2-0. With the win the Owls established two new team records, as they won for the 20th lime this season, making them 20-0. and ' secured their 12th shutout of the season. It was also the first time that the team 1 has won the Region XIX Championship since 2004. Following the Owls' win, freshman David Sancius was named the Championship's Best Defensive Player and sophomore Triston Sommerville was ' named the Best Offensive Player. Sommerville had one goal and one assist. visit the UCC website at www.ucc.edu and fill out the Athletics Application Form p.m.; Saturday 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 1-3 p.m., 8:30-10:30 p.m.; Sunday 1-3 With the win, the Owls advanced to play in the District 4 championship game, found under the "Prospective Students/Athletics" link. p.m., 3:30-5:30 p.m. and 6:30-10:30 p.m. which will be held in Rockville, Md on Nov. 3. The team will play Montgomery Skate rentals are available or bring your own. Schedules may change on hot- ' College at Rockville, with the winner of the game advancing as one of the final four Warinaneo lee Skating Center now open ktaya. Check for Skating Center updates by catting the recorded massage at (906) schools competing for the National Title in Herkimer. NY on the weekend of Nov. 298-7850. Pick-up/Open Hockey Is held every Wednesday from 12:30-2:30 p.m. 10. Ice skating already? "You bet!" says the Union County Board of Chosen Participants must be 18 years or older and present appropriate Identification. In addition to the accolades achieved by the UCC players during Saturday's Freeholders. Helmets with a cage or shield are required. - game, Alex Louis, the Owls' head coach, was named the 2007 Garden State "Warinanco Ice Skating Center, the County's renowned facility is now open for Special events for the 2007-2006 season include Broom Bowl, which will take t Athletic Conference (GSAC) Coach of the Year and Region XIX Coach of the Year. the 2007-2008 season," said Freeholder Chairwoman Bette Jane Kowalskl. place on Nov. 24, where children take the ice and "bowl" for prizes, and ttie annu- The assistant coaches, Peter Pal loon, Hugh McCarthy, and Herve Villaire, ware "Come down for one of our public sessions, (oln a pick-up hockey game or sign up al George Cron Hockey Tournament in December which features the best high ' named the GSAC Coaching Staff of the Year. In 2OO3 and 2OO4, the Owls won for lessons with one of our wonderful instructors. Ice skating Is great exercise and school hockey in the area. Group, private and hockey clinics are also available ' District H Championships, finishing at the national level as number two and num- Warinanco's ice is waiting for you I" with qualified instructors. A pro shop and a refreshment stand are other features. ber three, respectively This year's team will be looking to add 2007 to their reper- Open Skating Sessions for the public are as follows: Union County's Skating Center is located off Thompson Ave. in Warinanco toire of winning championships; but this time, as the first place national team. Tuesday 12:30-2:30 p.m.; Wednesday 10 a.m.-12 noon; Thursday 12:30- Park, Hoselle Park entrances are located on St. Georges Ave., Thompson Ave. For more information on the opportunities in athletics available at Union 2:30 p.m.; Friday 10 a.m.-12 noon, 3:30-5:30 p.m., 6-6 p.m.* Special Family and Third Ave. For further information, call (908) 298-7850. County College, please contact athletic director Jim McCue at (908) 709-7093 or Session - children 17 & under must be accompanied by an adutt and 6:30-10:30 Pararymptc games come to NJ

Children's Specialized Hospital and Children's Specialized Hospital Foundation are very pleased to announce that their bids for the Junior World ate Yk: WORKERS' COMPENSATION Wheelchair and Amputee Games (IWAS) and the National Junior Disability +m*t Ow s>y *Ne Toe ClierltUt In Amerleel Championships (NJDC) were accepted by the International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation (IWAS) and Wheelchair Sports USA (WSUSA) govern- 1 838 909SOIMG 7664 ing bodies. These two very prestigious multi-sport events wilt run simultaneously Chamey & R from July 19-27, 2008 at Rutgers University in Piscataway. The Games will bring HRP/U together approximately 350 athletes (ages 7-22) and coaches from around the NO FEE UNLESS RECOVERY - 24 hr. Service world to New Jersey. Providing ftrrconallzeKf Heading up the local organizing committee are co-meet directors Phil Galli and Trisha Yurochko, and overall sport/venue director Paul Kotterjahn. Galli, Korterjahn for Srlousry III ChMdreti Serving All of Northern & Central New Jersey and Yurochko are also coaches for the hospital's junior athletic team, The Children's Specialized Hospital Lightning Wheels, who will also compete at the www.songsoflove7.org games. The Games will require major monetary input and over 6O0 volunteers to be successful. A major sponsor for the hospital and the games at this time is the Kohl's Department Stores as part of their Kohl's Cares for Kids program. For additional information, on the sport program, vol- unteer opportunities, sponsorship, or overall general support, please contact Trisha Yurochko at (908) 301-5424. The games will be part of a yearlong celebration for the opening of the hospi- tal's PSE&G Children's Specialized Hospital in New Brunswick. This open- ing will signify a significant step forward towards the goal of the Robert Wood Johnson Heath System to have a NewTc Children's Center of Excellence in New Brunswick. 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Hours Wheelchair Sports, USA (WSUSA) and have fun SECRET SHOPPERS to include 2 evenings DENTAL erinary hospital in was formed over 50 year ago to pro- 1-BOO 34O-8404 ext. NEEDED Westfield seeks FT/ per week and some Classifieds ASSISTANT #2956 IMMEDIATELY PT Supervisors with Saturdays. Call: mote sport in the adult and junior physi- in Millburn, expe- Movie Extras. Excit- For Store Evalua- experience. Entry 9OS-322-8O4O. cal disabled wheelchair community. The tions. DRIVERS - MORE CHILD CARE rience preferred. ing opportunities for level technician can- 2008 NJDC Games will be the 25th jun- Part time. Seeking Call 973-376-19*4 upcoming produc- Local Stores, Res didates will be MONEY! taurants. & Thea- ior national games which bring together Sign-On Bonus PT Coordinator & or fax resume tions. All looks trained. Responsi European Care physically disabled athletes in: swim- Child Care Staff, to 973-376-1945 needed no experi- ters. bilities include work- 3&-43 cpm/$1.2Opm Training Provided. ming, track and field, archery, weightlifi- $O Lease/ Teams flexible days M-F, ence required for ing closely with doc- 'Companion * Nanny 2:30-6:00pm. YMCA cast calls. Flexible Hours. tor staff, outpatient * Housekeeper ing, bocce, power soccer, table tennis Needed Dental Asst Assignments Available and 3-on-3 basketball. Athletes must CDL-A + 3 months mbrshp. & child care r I. Man., lues. Call 877 264 9744 NOW!! duties. restraining, recent OTR required. disc. elig. Apply Thurs.. Fri.. Sat.MYSTER. Y SHOPPERS - vaccines, running 'Reliable * Bonded meet set standards and qualify at Westfield Area Y, Get paid to shop! Re- 1-SOO-58S-9O24 labs. etc. Our bene- BOO63&8669 2816 Morris Ave. axt. S2S2 regional competitions. The national Attn: HR Dept., 22O Union, NJ tail/Dining establish- fits package in- 973-777-O42B competition Is held yearly in July in var- Clark St., Westfleld, 581 Westfield Ave. ments need under- cludes retirement, ious parts of the country. The WSUSA Mtj Nj O7O9O, fax (612) cover clients to judge SEWING vacation, paid holi- www.lekon.net Westfield. NJ. Junior program is a grass roots athletic 233-2707 or Call: 908-232-2136 quality/customer serv- days, and employee ••ABLE TO TRAVEL"- rcastellone@ ice. Earn up to $150 a MACHINE discounts along with / program which feeds athletes into the Hiring 6 people, Free westfieldynj.org. EOE, day. Call 1-B0O731 OPERATOR competitive salaries. US Paralympics, national and elite alh- to travel all states, Dental Financial/ 4929 & GENERAL HELP Fan: 908-654-S355 resort areas. No ex- PT, 15-20 hrs/wk, in lete national programs. Many of the ath- perience Necessary. Patient Care Chatham. Pay based letes on the US Paralympics national Paid train- Coordinator OFFICE HELP on experience. WAIT STAFF and elite teams are graduates of the ing/Transportation. PT. Routine office work. Malre'a Dad Custom Retirees welcome. WSUSA junior program. WSUSA is the Needed for an ex- Filing, phones, typ- OVER 18. Start ASAP Drapery Workroom Thurs Sun. 11:30- United States affiliate of IWAS. 1-S88-921-1999 panding Clark dental ing. Computer 973^635^950 6:3Oprn. Deli King, www.protekc hem i ca I practice. We are knowledge. Self mo- Linden 9O8-92&3909 Galli is a Children's Specialized seeking an energetic tivated. Immediate. InThe Classifieds individual with excel- Call 908-925-6301. Hospital Foundation, Tri-State lent communication or Fax resume to: Wheelchair Athletic Association and CHILD CARE 3X-RAY TECH Work at home caring skills. Knowledge of 9OS-925-63O2. Youth Sports Instruc- art Time, two days a WSUSA Board Member, Yurochko is for one or more "softdent" preferred. tor, Saturday AM Fit- week 8 am to 12 the Children's Specialized Hospital children. 2+ yrs dental e«peri ness Center Staff call CAREGIVER/ noon for busy inter- Marketing Coordinator and the Tri-State ence necessary. Somerset or Northern Tracy. School aged nal medicine office Reapondble & Honest Wheelchair Athletic Association Board 3-6pm, MF var- Middlesex County Benefits, Bonus. Join Child Care StaH, 7- ELDER CARE in Westfield. Hours Lady looking forhouse s Treasurer while Kolterjahn Is a 30-year ied at Summit 908-526-4884 our fun & spirited Classifieds 9am, or 2:30-6prn. 2/3 days/wk. to assist flexible. Please fax to clean. Speaks Polish YMCA. Call Amy. Union County dentaf team. Please Call Rob women in house. resume to: tf 90&523&440 supporter of Wheelchair Sports and 9OS-2 73-3330 xX33 908-668-488^4 call 732-382-2715 973-467-O83S 908-232-1920 Ask for Anla Children's Specialized Hospital. T Calf 908-654-4253. F'^]^*?«?.w^-,. NOVEMBER 2,2007 C-5 Real Estate Mortgage problems depress national sales, but prices inch up in Northeast WASHINGTON — Home improved in recent weeks ed now because the sales In the Midwest, existing- median price in the 910,000, and are 27.8 per- nrioM in the Northeewt and with interest rates on jumbo pace does not reflect under- home sales dropped 7.0 per- Midwest was $170,700, up cent below a year ago. The Midwest n>«e during loans foiling, and more peo- lying market conditions — cent to an annual rate of 1:4 percent from a year ago. median price in the West fltoiitiwnhw, even as continu- ple are applying for safer and sales were dampened by 1.19 million in September, Existing-home sales in was $308,900, which is 8.8 ing iwrohlwiw in the mort- conforming FHA mortgage the mortgage cancella- and are 16.2 percent below the West fell 9.9 percent in percent lower than «g» Mitot dJTupted sales products. Some of the can- tions," Yun said. "Once the September 2006. The September to a level of September 2006. levels nationally, according to celled transactions will move pent-up demand begins to the National Association of forward as buyers apply for move, well see housing sup- Realtor*. other loans." plies begin to ease and then Aj^ Award-winning • the organization also said The national median prices will edge up." it believes the mortgage existing-home price for all According to Freddie ERA Statewide Really h*ta Iwen re^ugniieil UK ihe I-«-uilrr'N Cirtrfc problems are temporary and housing types was $211,700 Mac, the national average Awtird winupr fur ll>« puat 12 yean. I*ul »ur inl**t»t **n«l ui«rk-**( should serve to free some in September, down 4.2 per- commitment rate for a 30- ex|*erieur-e to wurk fur you! Call urn UMIUV for mure information. pent-up demand. cent from September 2006 year, conventional, fixed- Service Nationally, total existing- when the median was rate mortgage fell to 6.38 home sales — including sin- $220,900; this follows three percent in September from gle-family houses, town- months of stability in com- 6.57 percent in August; the homes, condominiums and paring with year-ago prices. rate was 6.40 percent in September 2006. FIRST TIME OFFERED! Single-family home sales Create special memories in "The good news is that mortgage availability dropped 8.6 percent to a this 4 bedroom Cape with seasonally adjusted annual has markedly improved in recent weeks with rate of 4.38 million in upgraded kitchen floor and interest rates on jumbo loans falling, and September from a pace of countertop. Hardwood floors 4.79 million in August, and throughout and full basement. more people are applying for safer and con- are 19.8 percent below 5.46 million-unit pace in Great fenced in yard with forming FHA mortgage products. Some of September 2006. The shed and patio. Close to the cancelled transactions will move forward median existing single-fam- town center and schools. ily home price was as buyers apply for other loans." $210,200 in September, Commuter's dream! See it — Lawrence Yun down 4.9 percent from a today! year ago. NAR senior economist Existing condominium and co-op sales fell 4.3 per- co-ops — fell 8.0 percent to a The median is a typical mar- cent to a seasonally adjust- seasonally adjusted annual ket price where half of the ed annual rate of 660,000 ERA STATEWIDE REALTY rate of 5.04 million units in homes sold for more and half units in September from FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS September from a down- sold for less. 690,000 in August, and are "Highest Overall Satisfaction for First Time wardly revised pace of 5.48 "Because there were 14.7 percent below the Home Buyers Among National Full Service Cranford Hillsborough Delran FlemingtMi Real Estate Firms." million in August, and are fewer transactions at the 774,000-unit level in 777 Walnut Ave. 264 US Hwy 206 South, Suite B 9006 Route 130 110 Main Street 19.1 percent below the 6.23 upper end of the market, September 2006. The medi- Mt-TOfrMOO MM0742M •SM244050 •06-7M-MM ID. Power and AMMn'iiili:* 2crs uml filers. September 2006. tion reflected in a lower $221,700 in September, up Study cundueied lur Cendant Corporation hy J.D. VISIT US ONLINE AT: WWW.ERASTATEWI0E.COM Piiwer and Associates. Still, the third quarter fin- national median home price," 1.4 percent from a year ago. 870340 ished better than expected, Yun said. "Home prices con- Regionally, existing- with a 5.42 million annual tinue to trend up in the home sales in the rate of existing-home sales Northeast and in the condo Northeast dropped 10.0 versus the 5.38 million fore- sector. In other areas not percent to a pace of _J L-LJ MORTGAGE GUIDE cast by NAR. dependent on jumbo loans, 900,000, and are 13.5 per- PURCHASING A NEW HOME? CALL THESE LENDERS TODAY! Lawrence Yun, NAR sen- such as much of the cent lower than September ior economist, said the Midwest, prices are rising." 2006. The median price in Program Rat* Point* %Down APR decline is understandable. 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Experience and qualifi- lite & friendly Indi- Marfcella & TomFor daycare in West- Must be able to lift cations a plus. Clean starter and schedule 8OO-9S9-3956 perience a knowl- flexilbity a plus. Hours vidual to Join Its HR field. E*p. edge of Reynolds & Classifieds driving record, English to include 2 evenings Team. Hours are CaM end map reading skills, Mon-Fri, 12 5pm with Reynolds necessary. tax: 7S2-Ss»-122O & Drug, alcohol, & back- per week and some Please fax resume Saturdays. CaH: some flexibility. to Cris @> Movie Extras. Excit- ground check req'd. DFNIA1 $10/hr. This posi- ing opportunities for 90s>a22171* Of VSQ»«7t«S OH T HODONII( tion will receive and BUY NEW JERSEY Families seeking FT or •-mall to crlepuckett upcoming produc- screen phone calls FOR $4151 The New PT, immediate hire. •vlpteonds.com DENTAL tions. All looks ASSIST ANT & visitors, assuring Jersey Press Asso- www. needed no experi- 7 that calts are prop- Cat): ASSISTANT ence required for WestfiekT Exp. pre C Ins sifieds erly routed & visitors ciation can place VIP HONDA VETERINARY ferred, (X Ray lie, your 25-word classi in Mlllbum, expe- cast calls. tar, Saturday AM Fit- are announced; re- 700 Route 22 East rience preferred. CDA...) but willing to sponsible for all re- fied ad in over 135 CHILD CARE CaH 97S-37S-1S44 I 877 264 9744 ness Center Staff call SUPEHVISCm train, right enthusi- NJ newspapers FT. In Summit. DL & MYSTERY SHOPPERS - Tracy. School aged astic individual. X RAY TECH ception activities In or faa raswms Get paid to shop! Re- CMM Cm Staff, 7- the main office of throughout the state ref.'s req'd, English LABORER to WMT»1MI TECHNICIANS Must have positive, Part Time, two days a • a combined circula tail/Dining establish- 9am. or 2:30-6pm. rowing, state-of-the upbeat attitude. CaH week 8 am to 12 the Agency. Addi- tlon of over 2 million ments need under- CaH Rob noon for busy Inter- tional duties in- Department cover clients to judge art. multi doctor vet- clude, but are not households. Call Borough of Kenilworth. Dental Asst erinary hospital in nal medicine office DAYCARE PT. Mon., Tues. quality/customer serv- in Westfield. Hours limited to, process- Diane Trent at NJPA Temporary 3 to 4 ice. Earn up to $15O a Westfield seeks FT/ ICLJ/ER R N ing mail, filing. & at 6O&-4O6-O6OO T/FT, afternoons a months. Diversified Thurs., Fri., Sat.. TEACHERS PT Supervisors with Tired of the red tape flexible. Please fax ext.24. email must for a daycare. 2816 Morris Ave. day. Call l«00-731- resume to: maintaining room Duties, $14 perUnion, NJ 4929 The Learning Circle experience. Entry and high stress as- scheduling calendar. dtrent9njpa.org or hour. Apply at Bor- YMCA offers bene- level technician can- sociated with your •flava HS diploma req'd visit www.njpa.org ough Clerk's Office, 581 Westfield Ave. fits in health, re- didates will be career? Still want to for more informa- NANNY Westfield, NJ. OFFICE HELP trained. Responsi- with emphasis on Kenilworth Borough £ aoa^3 tirement and mem make a difference? business or clerical tion. (Nationwide M, live-in nanny for 3 Hall, 567 Boulevard. PT. Routine office work. bership to FT bilities include work- We need your edu- subjects. Reception- olacement available) children, 13, 11 & 5 Kenilworth. NJ. EOE. Filing, phones, typ- teachers and staff. ing closely with doc- cation, skills & ist or clerical exp in Millington, NJ. Du ing. Computer Positions with in tor staff, outpatient knowledge to super- prefd. Professional The Suburban News. ties incl. housekeep- knowledge. Self mo- fants. toddlers and duties. restraining, vise our team of mannerism, good Cranford Chronicle & ing & cooking, valid PattontCw* tivated. Immediate. pre school. PT in af- vaccines, running veterinary techni- verbal & written The Record Press DL req'd. We will Coordinator Call 9OaYt2S-e3Ol ter school also. Ad labs, etc. Our bene- cians at our state-of- skills are a must. reserves the right to provide car. S60O of Fax rHMiw to: vancement poten- fits package in- the-art Veterinarian per wk. Call Juliette Needed for an ex- 90S-92*-e302. cludes retirement, Please send resume edit, reclassify or re- panding Clark dental tial. Fax resume to Hospital in West with cover letter & ject any classified at 90&62&1540. I-2T3-—70 vacation, paid holi- field, NJ. We have salary requirements advertising at any FT/PT practice. We areREAL ESTATE days, and employee 10 doctors perform- CHILD CARE seeking an energetic Telecommunications discounts along with to: The Arc of Union time and will not be $$$$ Car & ref.'s Part time. Seeking individual with excel- SALES AGENT Entry level posi- ing surgeries 5 days County, HR Dept, 52 responsible for er- req'd. 9O&2322273 tions for wireless competitive salaries. a week. We will train Fadem Rd, Spring- PT Coordinator & lent communication Position available for you In Veterinarian rors after the first www.nannyline.coni Child Care Staff, skills. Knowledge of experienced agent. site development Fw; WHM-Htl field, NJ O7O81. Fax day of publication. flexible days M-F, "softdent" preferred. company. Seeking medicine. You will 973-315-0002. The Suburban News. Call for confidential sales oriented indi- be working in a col- Email: hresources® 2:30-6:00pm. YMCA 2+ yrs dental experi- Interview legia! atmosphere Cranford Chronicle & mbrshp. & child care ence necessary, 9O*-232S—4 »1O3 viduals with good at arcunlon.org The Record Press li- disc. elig. Apply Benefits. Bonus. Join titudes, self- WAIT STAFF enhancing the qual- ability shall be lim- CUSTODIANS WeetffekT Aru V, our fun & spirited RECEPTIONIST motivated and com- Retirees welcome. ity of care for our be- ited to an adjust :30am-3:3(Jpm Attn: HR Dept., 22O puter skills. Forward Thurs- Sun. ll:3O- loved patients. c u ment for the cost of dental team. Please FT/PT: Union County. ~" fax PT 5:OOpm-10:O0pm. Clark St., Westfield, call 732-382-2715 Individual must have resume to TWre 6:30pm. Deli King, \ci a£W* *s I the space occupied Mon.Fri. 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Call Amy, ternet a plus, 1-80O-585-9024 ext (off Milltown Rd) 90S-2T3-3330 w!33 includes afternoons 660O Darby) cords, Klffey vac., AVENUE LOST DIAMOND EN in the children's Records, • guitar, gtaseware, GAGEMENT RING - ASSISTANT Fulltime positions SECRET SHOPPERS Tracks, Trains, Furniture, Pine hutch, furni- exercise bike, an- Linden Walmart Vi- available. Mature in dept. NEEDED Fixtures A Baby Things, ture, clothes, bric- tique sewing ma- JEWELRY, cinity. Lg reward of MANAGER & dividual, experienced, mctuoMiK raiv IMMEDIATELY Chandeliers, Collectibles, a-brac, household chine*, lawn FURNITURE, fered. 90S-425-1399 lo manage busy to KanKworth PutoHc For Store Evalua- Tools, Saws, Band HH Items, Exercise items, books, rec- mowers, tools etc COLLECTIBLES SECRETARY phones, computer Library, 548 Boule- tions. Sew, Household Equipment ft Other ords, and Everything must AND MOREI busy office in data entry. multi- vard, Kenilworth. NJ Local Stores, Res 07O33, no later Items, Christmas Miscellaneous go! Elizabeth. Flexible tasking of general of- taurants. & Thea- Trees ttermlll i days. Good phone and fice duties; pleasant than Nov. 8th EOE ters. computer skills. Ex- office. Benefits. Training Provided, MORE! cellent pay, health Call Jennlfer/Nlcfc MANICURIST Flexible Hours. WMIHI, * vacation 973-467-2291 x 12B With following wanted Assignments Available FANWOOD SCOTCH PLAINS SUMMIT UNION WESTFIELD lay*. or email your resume for nice, friendly Sa- NOWI! MOVING/ Orandma's Attic Multi-Family Fax muiiw to: nlckOmackcam.com lon in Cranford. 1-8O0-SSS-9O24 CONTENTS SALE 3007 Annual YARD SALE QARABE SALE 7S-72SS PT/FT. 9O8-272-OO07. •xt. 6262 Saturday Nov. 3 Bazaar + Free Saturday A Sunday 9am • 4pm Stroke Prevention Rummage SATURDAY, Sunday Nov, 4 Screening Nov, 3 A 4 NOVEMBER 3 lOam - 2pm Saturday Nov, 3 Sale 9am - 5pm U9WMJoua*ibyfM. 10am - 3pm Rain Date 1OAM-4PM (Off Midway Ava) Scotch Plain* Saturday, Nov. 3 Nov, 10 A 11 Baptist Church 9 AM to 4 PM 9S0,S«4,S*S 7O9 FOREST Dryer, Fum, 333 Park Ave. Ingervoll Terrace AVENUE Antique*, L* Between Radial Arm Saw, Collections Dept Mountain a\ Grand Wallace Chapel Power/Hand 56 Dickens A Great Bargains for A.M.E. Zion Church Tool*, Beer Coll, Furniture, This Snow Village* + the entire famllyl 138 Broad St. Electr, Fum, End Us Bunk Bed, Access. HH, Crib, Clothing. HH Summit. NJ Comlca/Sporta Antiques, Lamps, Youth Bed, Tools, Items, Stocking Cards, Baby Household Hems, Latha, Tile Cutter, Stuffer* * Olft 908-277-0574 items, DR Set, and Much More! Grinder, Table Items. Something Exer Equip, Saw* a Morel For Everyone) RAIN OR SHINEI To Much To Llstl Social Services FANWOOD SCOTCH PLAINS UNION UNION WESTFIELD YARD SALE QARAQE SALE YARD SALE LIFETIME SUPPORT B fink ing Moving Sale SAT NOV 3 Saturday, Nov. 3 Sat. Nov 3" Thursday, Friday 9AM-4PM 9 AM to 1 PM ADVOCATE/GUARDIAN The Town Bank located in Westfield is looking to fill the fol- 10 am • 5 pm « Saturday Rain Date Saturday Nov, 3 747 Tamaques Sat Nov 10 Way lowing positions in its new Cranford and Fanwood locations: 1O5 South Nov, 1,2 & 3 NO EARLY BIRDSl 9am - 4pm PART-TIME FLEXIBLE HOURS Martlne Ave 9am • 3pm Antiques/ The ARC of Union County, Inc. has an opportunity fur an •taistiit Braid M»igtrc 824 Dewey Street 234 Longvlew Rd Collectibles 1290 Wmtte Oak Rd Advocate. The incumbent will operuic under the direction of the Dining Rm Set- Off West Chestnut • CistHMf Service Repraeititiws mahogany, Too Paper items, pho- President of the Board of Dircciors, or designate, responsible for Toy*, Tool*, House Hold Items, •HerfWw Many Things To Sweater*, coat*. tography, dags, ster- coordinating the operations of Lifetime Support, Inc. & main- Llstl Furniture, Jacket*, pocket- Books, Records, ling silver, early •M&refl five tetters Clothing, Sport* books, furniture, Pet Items * bench, old phono taining accountability for agency functions. This position will All proceeds Equipment high quality jew- Morel horn, old wooden fulfill services provided by the coqwration, including but not benefits AUTISM elry and much, horse, artwork/ Please stop by any local branch for an application Something For limited to guardianship services, financial accounting, family SPEAKS much more. paintings, sponge- or send resume to: [email protected], Everyone! Too much to listl Something For ware pitcher & more trust, and advocacy. Will conduct regular visits, attend all relevant Everyonel NO EARLY BIRDS meetings & fulfill other guardianship & support responsibilities or fax to 732-919-7564. EOEM/F/V/DM 1 CASH ONLY for individuals with disabilities as assigned. Responsible for all FANWOOD SCOTCH PLAINS UNION WARREN compliance requirements relative to guardianship and for main- YARD SALE taining accurate & current case records, checking accounts, & Yard Sale Garage Sale HUGE SALE financial records of individuals served. Minimum of three years Saturday Nov, 3 Sat. Nov 3" Sam- 1pm 9 am - 4 pm Saturday Nov. 3 FRI & SAT exp in advocacy services for individuals with developmental dis- 151 Westfield Rd NO EARLY BIRDS 9am • 4pm 11/2 A 11/3 abilities. Bachelor's Degree in Human Services or related field TOeeLERjyiANJAl Rain Date 1OAM-4PM Kitchen Set, Tool 364 Acacia Rd Saturday Nov. 17 pref'd. Superior communication & presentation skills and strong bench. Lego Table (off Mountain Av*) 5 Evergreen Court leadership skills req'd. Please send resume with cover letter & A Chairs, Wag- 2613 Whlttier PI. Washington Vel- ons, Cars, Boost- LQ Soccer Net, Morris Ave To ley Rd to Snelder salary requirements to: HR Depl, The Arc of Union County, er*. Portae Crlba Toy*, Baby Craager Ave, First to Evergreen 52 Fadem Road, Springfield, NJ 07081. Fax 973-315-(XM)2. & Crib Mattres*, Carriage, Right, St. Behind Email: [email protected]. Assorted Games, Children's A Block Buster, Living rrn, bed- High Chair, Baby Women's Morrl* Ave room, oriental Swing, Etc. Clothing, Clothing, Adult eV rugs, lamps, mu- Furniture, Children. HH sical Instruments, FREE WOODEN Pictures. Books, Items linens, clothing, The Cranford Police Department is seeking candidates for SWING SET and much more! HH Items. Much W/SLIOEI! And Much More! Moret the position of patrolman.The position offers a competitive salary and full benefits. GARWOOD SPRINGFIELD UNION WESTFIELD WESTFIELD YARD 5ALE GARAGE SALE OARAGE SALE SAT NOV 3™ Affkatioiis Mst be pitted •? iuejoi it Sat. Nov 3" Garage Sale 9AM-3PM YARD SALE Sun. Nov 4th Friday Nov, 2 CUNFORD WUCE HEADQIIU1EKS 9 am • 3 pm Sam - 3pm Saturday Nov, 3 866 DORIAN RD SAT, NOV 3 9am - 4pm Near Lamberts 9AM-4PM 8 SiriRgfieM ATHHM • Cnnfonl, NJ 07016 Rain Date Nov. Saturday Nov, 3 Mill on the corner 1O1" & XX" Sam - 2pm 646 Winchester of St. Johns Place 517 FIRST ST Return the completed application with a $25.00 non- Ave. (Off Rahway Ave) 114 Anchor Place 224 Lelak Ave. (Off Salem Rd) Extensive Thomas renindable money order, certified, or cashier's check made (off 2" Ave) Off Of Hillside Ave The Tank Train House Hold Items, Set with train ta- • •*••*••* payable lo the Cranford Police Department. No cash or Toys, Books, House Wares, Tools, Framed ble & storage Household & Furniture, Brick A Pictures, Clothes, chest; kids table personal checks will be accepted. Deadline lor the return much more! Brack, Clothing Books, Records, & chairs, lockere, Furniture, Household ol all applications is Thursday, November 15,2007 at 4pm. DVD's, Radios tons of toys, items. Clothing, Everything Must Something For books. Barbies, Tools and Much Go! Everyone! And Much More! games A more! Morel!! All prior candidates must submit a new application. November 2.2007 Record-Press D-1 sified GM sets quarterly record for global sales General Motors sold a competitiveness in devel- record 2.38 million cars oped markets. GM global and trucks around the sales of 7.06 million vehi- world in the third quarter cles for the first nine of 2OO7, a 4 percent months of the year reflects increase compared with solid results and more last year, according to pre- than 2 percent growth," liminary sales figures said John Middlebrook, released earlier this the company's vice presi- month. dent for global sales and marketing. "We'ra on track to "We're on track to have have our second-best our second-best annual sales performance in our annual sales perfor- almost 100-year history," mance in our almost Middlebrook added. "In the third quarter we expe- 100-year history." rienced record sales around the globe including a 22 percent increase in GM also reported record Latin America, Africa and sales outside the United the Middle East — an all- States, marking the 21st time quarterly record for consecutive quarter of that region — and 16 per- year-over-year sales cent growth in the Asia- increases outside the U.S. Pacific region. We're also "GM's record third pleased to post a sales quarter sales were driven gain of 15 percent in Madiaon Honda waa ona of tha main aponaorp a of tha 13th annual T.J. Martall Foundation Walk-a*thon, whic h ralaaaadd Europe, where we sold approxlmatalltl y $100,00$100000 to findfid cura a fof r IaukamiaIki , cancar and AIDSAIDS . TonT y MartalMll lestablishe blhdd thha foundatiofdin in by exceptionally strong 197B to honor tha raquaat of hla son T.J., who paaaad away that yaar dua to Iaukamia. demand in emerging mar- more than 523,600 vehi- kets and our improving cles and set a Q3 record." Madison Honda helps raise funds for cancer, AIDS research MADISON - Madison Honda, University. This year's walk~a-thon directly toward medical research. Toyota, Lexus and Scion part of the Bill Vince Auto Group, waa honored Dr. James Holland, a "Our sincere thanks goes out to one of the main sponsors of the 13th renowned cancer researcher, profes- Madison Honda and to all of those earn top reliability ranking annual T.J. Martell Walk-a-thon, sor of neoplastic diseases at Mount who joined us at the walk-a-thon for Toyota, Lexus and among all automakers. which raised approximately $100,000 Sinai School of Medicine and scientif- supporting this worthy cause," said Scion models collectively "Overall, this survey to find cures for leukemia, cancer and ic advisor to the T.J. Murtelt Martell. led the industry with the reflects well on our prod- AIDS, announced the dealership's Foundation. Walk-a-thon organizer greatest number of mod- ucts," Haid Toyota Motor general manager, David Lee. Founded in 1975 by Tony and Vicki Christopher Muttioli also appreciat- els, 17, ranked "Most Sales Executive Vice "We are extremely proud to sup- Martell, the foundation in named ed the dealership's (sponsorship of the Reliable" in this year's President Jim Lcntz. port this organization, which has pro- after their won, T.J., who passed away event. "It was great to have Madison Consumer Reports "However, we're taking vided a huge amount of funding for that year from leukemia. T.J. lived Honda onboard," said Mattioli. Reliability Survey. measures every day to cancer and AIDS research," said Lee. two years longer than expected due to "Without the sponsors and volun- With dozens of models continue to sharpen quali- "It's amazing how far medical science treatments that were a result of teers, we wouldn't be able to make from three dozen makes ty and enhance customer has come in understanding and treat- leukemia research, and he asked his this happen." satisfaction." ing these diseases, and much of it is father to raise a million dollars for the Located at 280 Main Street, vying for a spot on the due to groups like the T.J. Martell ongoing effort to find a euro. Thirty- Madison Honda is minutes from the magazine's "Most Toyota Motor Sales Foundation and the people who sup- two years and $240 million later, the Short Hills Mall and features the full Reliable" list, only 39 were U.S.A., Inc. is the market- port them." T.J. Martell Foundation is still work- line of 2008 Hondas plus a large chosen. Toyota, Lexus and ing, sales, distribution and In addition to Madison Honda's ing to cure leukemia, cancer and selection of certified used Hondas Scion models accounted customer service arm of sponsorship of the event, Lee person- and other quality pre-owned vehicles. for 44 percent of the list. Toyota, Lexut* and Scion ally raised money for the foundation Albs. The showroom is open 9 a.m.-9 Toyota, Lexus and in the United States, mar- by walking along with hundreds of Funds raised by the walk-a-thon p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 Scion earned three of the keting products and ser- go to institutions such as Mount vices through a network of other participants for the three miles, Sinai Medical Center, The Mayo a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday. The dealership top six places among most .which began at the Madison Area Clinic and the Memorial Sloan can be reached by phone at (973) 822- reliable makes. over 1,400 Toyota, Lexus VMCA and passed through the Kettering Cancer Center. More than 1600 and on the Web at madisonhon- Collectively, they ranked and Scion dealers in 49 of-Madison and Drew 97 percent of the money raised ' da.com. third place in reliability states.

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