Q COUNTY NEW WORR ALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY. APRH. 10, 1M7 SECTION B Superior Court reverses freeholders UCUA law By Sean Dally resentatives on the board under its Sen. John Ewing. R-Morrii, Some- persuasion, only,if there is a legal "I don't think the residents of taken off of the hooks. They were Staff Writer liosi communities agreement with the rset, was retroactive to March 3, reason," \ Union County think either board is ruled to be unconstitutional by federal The UCUA is back to the way it UCUA. almost two weeks before the freehol- Sullivan said that the freeholders acting rational," he said, court judge Joseph Jrenas. was, but not after a fight in court. "Basically, we're pleased with il," dert' reorganization ordinance was have not decided on whether they Joseph Spaiola, the excutive direc- The UCUA's tipping fee, or per-ton Superior Court Judge Ed Beglin said John Kulish, the Republican passed. would appeal Beglin's ruling. tor of the UCUA, said that he did not disposal fee, is $§3.05, TJufiitrflnout ruled April 2 that an ordinance passed chairman of the UCUA Board of Beglin said the retroactive provi- Tonight's meeting of the freeholders know whether Beglin's ruling would $4#higher man some landfills in Pen- by the Democrat-controlled Board of Commissioners. "We don't consider sion is not a violation of the state Con- will include a briefing on the matter be appealed, but "there will be rare nsylvania, though Spaiola said that Chosen Freeholders to reorganize the it a victory, rather than he followed stitution, as argued by the freeholders' by Williams, an employee of the law cost and expensive litigation" if there some of these landfills may be is. UCUA Board of Commissioners was* the law," special counsel Jonathan Williams, firm of DeCotiis, Fitzgerald and increasing their fees with the closing invalid. Beglin stepped into the picture afler But he added that the application of •Gluck, The freeholders attempted to reor- of the Fresh Kills landfill in New Beglin, also ruled that a the ordinance was appealed by the the provision would be unjust and Vork City. Republican-sponsored bill signed into UCtlA on March 14, the day after the give the impression that it was altered law by the governor to block the free- after the fact. The bill began going About S40 of the UCUA's tipping ordinance passed. UCUA Chairman John Kulish sent a letter is for paying off us bonds and cannot holders' ordinance, too is invalid. Beglin was to have made his ruling through the Legislature about a week The temh. nthALiht UCUABuwU to Freeholder Chairman Linda Stender, ask- be changed for several years yet an Mmeta IS, ringing wWefcj because of the way its debt service is of Commissioners will remain, at When asked about Beglin's deci- were two boards, of commissioners, ing ihe county to not appeal the ruling. She siruciured. least for the lime being, a nine- each kept abreast of developments at sion, Dan SuUrvan, the vice chairman member and bipartisan body. The the UCUA and neither allowed to of the freeholders and liaison to the has not replied. The UCUA is already involved in freeholders' • ordinance, passed on make policy decisions. UCUA, said, "Just that I was disap- finding new revenue sources, such as selling steam to East Jersey State Pris- March 13, would have changed this to But the Legislature's bill was pointed in his opinion, because we "Well, I hope they don't," said ganize the UCUA because it is not on for healing and cooling purposes a body of seven commissioners and signed into law Gov, Christine Whit- (hough! that we were on solid legal Kulish, . being "proactive" enough in reducing and finding more types of waste to two alternates, all Democrats with man on March 24, one day before his ground, but he did reassert that the According to Kulish, the UCUA its fees. bum, thus increasing the incinerator's three Democratic incumbents staying ruling was anticipated. freeholders are the policy-making sent a letter to Freeholder Chairwo- The county has guamieed $35 mil- waste flow and business. The UCUA on the board. This bill, an amendment to the body of the county and the UCUA is man Linda Slender last Friday to Have lion of the UCU A's over S2SOr«Hion is also supporting laws ai the state and When asked to comment', James Optional County Charter Law which the implementing body." off such a possibility. He said on in bonds. federal level that could "grandfather" Kennedy, one of the Democrat com- governs the structure of government" "He basically said that the freehol- Monday thai he has not received a New Jersey's waste flow laws. missioners, said, "I don't know. From in certain New Jersey counties, would ders don't have the right to change the reply to that letter. Normally, the UCUA would have my perspective, Railway won't'be have prohibited the freeholders "from UCUA," he added. Kulish added that the terms of two enough business, in the form of gar- Bui the freeholders have said that affected either way." purging the members of a county utili- Augustine, when asked about Republican commissioners would be bage, to pay off its debt service. This this is not enough, and Spatola was Kennedy is also the mayor of Rail- ties authority through its power to Beglin calling his bill "manifestly up in 1998, nine months away. The is because the 21 municipalities in not sure that the new revenue sources way, where the UCUA incinerator is 'reorganize' an authority...." unjust," said, "I've never seen any freeholders, which will still be corn Union County are required to send being explored would reduce the based. According to Kennedy, who This bill, sponsored simultaneously appointments vacated at any level of" trolled by the Democrats, will have their garbage to the UCUA for UCUA's tipping enough to be would have remained on the Board of by Assemblymen Alan Augustine and government unless there was a legal the opportunity to put two Democrats disposal. competitive. Commissioners no matter what, said Richard Bagger, both R-Union, Mid- cause of action. You just can't do it on the Board of Commissioners and This may change next year, when "If it's 50 cents of SI.50 or 52, that Rahway is guaranteed two rep- dlesex, Morris, Somerset, and state because you're a different political get a majority then. New Jersey's waste flow laws are we're going for it," Spatola said In salute of service Once a pilot program, county academy will take off in July Graduation almost guarantees job, says Cranford chief . Actmg Union County Prosecutor Edward M. Neaisey . the basics of the stale's criminal code, drug -a. announced that the John H, Stamler Police Academy will crash injury managements, crime scene management, con- again offer the Alternate Route Basic Police course when slitutional rights, use of force and other law enforcement- the next police recruit class begins on July 25. related topics. Neafsey said one of the project's goals it to create a pool Monday is the deadline for the return of completed of traUted officers who could be hired by local depart- applications. . : . . merti, sparing the departments the costs associated with Luce said the academy functions much like a military officer training, especially the payment of salaries during basic training course. The civilian and police cadets wear the recruits* training. the same uniforms and must adhere to a strict regimen, jjjhi^h fc"^Iiiftofl nlaniii nf f*"1" —fc.a-—^__i *__i,—^_— i ___— —^^i project at ihe acadmey in 1993, said Cranford Police Chief The program, which includes classroom and field Harry Wilde, adding that more than 95 percent of alternate instruction, begins at 5:30 a.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m. route candidates who graduated from the acadmey "All candidates must have previously obtained 00 col- obtained jobs in law enforcement. lege credits at an institution of higher learning," Neafsey There art; 10 alternate route candidates in the current said. class, and the more than 40 prior graduates were all able to Luce said the civilian graduates, while not guaranteed a secure full-time employment with law enforcement agen- position by the program, will have met all the state require- cies, said Acting First Assistant Prosecutor Michael J. -merits1 necessary to become police officers. Lapolla, Wilde said that all candidates, who must be county resi- On behalf of the Board of Chosen Freeholdera, Freeholder Walter MoN©y, Jr., Wilde also said that after an extensive review and selec- dents, are charged $900 tuition to cover costs. Those candi- right, presents a resolution to members of Frontiers International Service Clubs, tion process, the civilian participants are inserted into the dates who can demonstrate financial hardship will be given Inc. The organization, the freeholder said, works to promote the advancement and academy's regular training class, which includes cadets one year from the time they obtain a position in law enfor- application of higher business, professional, social and civic standards in their who have been promised employment by police agencies. cement to pay the tuition, he added. They will also receive home communities. 'I was happy to sponsor the resolution commending^ Frontiers Academy Director Robert Luce said the civilian recruits 12 academic credits from Union County College. international Service Clubs for their dedication to the community,' said Freeholder receive the same instruction as the regular police cadets Anyone interested in applying for the alternate route Chairman Linda Stender. 'My" hat Is off to all their hardworking members' From during the 20-week class including courses in firearms, left: John Brinkley, Michael Pyne and Jeffery Adklrrs. course can pick up an application at their local police investigations, court system procedures, crime prevention. department or at the John H. Stamler Police Academy, at
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Support Sept. 23-Oct 23 drawings. "One day, it occurred to me Most of the works are based on from a friend or family member could March 21-April 20 June 22-July 22 Be aware of what's going on to use Rembrandt's drawings as a masterworks of Italian and Northern have strings attached; be aware and Be sure to stay on top of things and Personal and professional pressures around you — much is occurring departure point instead." she confides. Renaissnace artists. "I emphasize the decide if you want to pay that price. finish what you start. Letting things may be building up fast, but hang on behind the scenes, but there «re clues. "His loose gestural drawings served geometry of the Old Masters," she slide now could cause problems huer. — you will come out ahead in the end. Do something romantic and fun Now Older person offers helpful advice as shorthand for his intaglios and oils. explains, "and incorporate it moder- Your imaf inalion soars and lets you Family and friends help you keep is the time to take the initiative and be and younger person's enthusiasm They left ample room for interpreta- rustically into my pieces." Ross' work escape a dull routine. Other people things in perspective. Your enthu- bold. Travel and education, perhaps proves contagious, tion and were close in spirit to my is frequently featured in solo and «.ant to help you bui are unsure how siasm attracts others, and people will together, could be on the horizon, own drawings," group shows mfougfioot me country. jou'Il respond, so be gracious and like your side A qoicfc trip or special Catch up on phone calls and errand* Aquarius "Concerning the Spir- The Birdsboro, PA artist has been accept their advice^in the spirit it is night out will boost your spirits and Scorpio ^ Jan. 21-Feb. 18 itual Again," a solo exhibit that Ross shown at Watchung before, dunnga ofl'ered. recharge your batteries. You have the time and the informa- pastel exhibition in 1992, Recent "Oef. 24-Nov, 22 will present at the Watchung Arts Taurus Leo tion to find the source of a problem Center through April-29. She will fea- shows were at the Princeton Theolog- April 21-May 21 You have more energy and enthu- and clear it up. Solve to see the big ture about 30 religious works done ical Seminar) and the Billy Graham July 23-Aug. 23 siasm, but don't get drawn in over . picture and refuse to get bogged down Museum at Wheaton College in Take on added tasks and responsi. over the past seven years. Admission See yourself as others see you, and your head. You may be frustrated Illinois hi lutes, distractions will dwindle to a with small detail. Don't be too proud is free during gallery hours, which are see others in a realistic light. Now is with a friend who needs more help minimum, and you'll have plenty of to accept help from friends and family weekdays and Saturdays from 1 to 4 • With both BFA and MFA degrees, not the time to take things for granted. than you can provide. Know when to members. Take a small break and1 get pm. "Works on Paper" runs concur- Ross makes her living working in hi-,, •time and energy to concentrate on back away from a situation and cool important matters. Keep your plans Make sure you read the fine print and away from things to collect your rently in another room. ton. museums. Her artwork synthes. check out the details. Draw inspira- down. Accept support and encourage- —thoughts. These works are done in a unique izes her interests in studio art, an hi-, simple for the immediate future, any- mem from a loved one who wants to thing tew elaborate could backfire. Do tion and solutions from past successes oil pastel scratch board technique, not tors and spirituality to deal with current problems offer it, Pisces often used, where the ntist scrapes Monthly shows at the Watehurii: your research first Sagittarius Gemini Feb. 19-March 20 into a base coat of fluorescent and Arts Center attract art fans and the Virgo Nov. 23-Dec. 21 You know the right thing to say and iridescent color. 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As an Mike Fulk, otherwise renown as Vic- impersonator, however, he had no toria Weston, who will play Zaza in equal, and his return to New York "La Cage Aux Folles," opening City in 1989 was the start of a steady lomoiTow it Union County Ant Cen- rite » the top of his field. ter in Rahway, Impel isi/idti^ j^toi weie MJinewliAi Fulk has performed internationally sporadic until 4 yean ago, when as Victoria Weston, receiving kudos Fulk's appearance at an Imperial for his one-woman show, "Victoria's Court of New York fundraiser got him Secret," which recently closed at noticed. Opportunities to appear at Greenwich Village's Eighty Eights benefits and functions became more cabaret. His path from his early yean and more frequent, and led to his one- in a small fanning community in the woman show, which close in Febru- Midwest to becoming an internation- ary of this year, ally known female impersonator has Fulk describes "Victoria's Secret" been a long — and interesting one; as "one man's journey to total accep- tance," He incorporated many song An accomplished vocalist, Fulk, parodies about learning to deal with who grew up in Kansas, made his being an out gay man, and struggling singing debut while in grade school at with the "Hoosier" stereotype which a 4-H club function. Years later, in his has haunted Fulk throughout his life. hi Biy m?w, m^w wiHi mpw • «*•! dressing in drag to lip sync at a St. with that and how I accept myself Louis fundraiser as a Halloween stunt. now," According to Fulk, this experience is In fact, Fulk/Weston's personal a common starting point for many quote on his America OnLine page female impersonators. reads "You have to love and accept "You dress up once, and it sticks," yourself before you can expect any- 1 said Fulk, one else to love you," Fulk epitomizes 'La Cage Aux Foltes, featuring Mike Fulk, otherwise known as Victoria Weston, will open tomorrow at Union Fulk studied acting and directing at this philosophy not only in his life but County Arts Center in Rahway, For information and tickets, call (908) 499-8226, Southwest Missouri State in Spring- also in his acting, as it is clear he loves field, Missouri, where he began his Zaza, his lead role in "La Cage Aux female impersonator career, Folles," butler/maid in the cast, who "wants in the Miss Fire Island pageant. He watch. An introduction to Fulk in the "It is an acting job. and I view, it as "I guess I've always had a penchant "He is the star of the club, the sig- desperately to be a performer. He entered and won first prize in the Best flesh changed the director's mind. acting," Fulk said. for being attacted to women's clo- nificant life partner. He's very grand treats him like the daughter lie never Professional category, which is strict- Fulk stated that he would like to thing, because it's more interesting in his demeanor. Everything is over, had." Fulk added that Zaza dislikes ly a talent contest. One of the judges, Fulk's stage credits include "Came- perform on cruise ships and in Atlan- than the bill of fare guys are allowed," the top, how he speaks, acts, when he getting older, and goes to great John DeMarco, concurred with the lot," "Bubblm' Brown Sugar" and tic City or Las Vegas, Ideally, the Fulk elaborated. is upset. How he performs to his audi- lengths to maintain a youthful appear- evaluation of Fulk as the ideal Zaza, "Happy Birthday, Wanda June " He youthful 43-year-old would like to Another female impersonator hap- ence is very flavorful." Fulk also ance. "He pampers himself- very and sought him out after the contest to has also been seen in the films "A open a live singing performance club. pened to catch one of Fulk's shows, describes the character as very pre- much," audition for the role in Rahway. The Bronx Tale," "Johnny Suede" and and convinced him to make imperso- sentational, doing everything in a big Fulk has previously performed deal wasn't closed, however, until To Wong Foo, Thanks For Every- Until he can make those dreams nation his career. Inspired, Fulk ven- way. another role in "La Cage Aux Folles" Fulk had met with "La Cage" Director thing, Julie Newmar," Although he come true, he will act them out with tured from his home state to New "He is sensitive, full of love and in summer stock, where people told Jim Murphy, who was not convinced will certainly continue to pursue stage style and flair as Zaza. Those of us York City in 1979, stayed for six very protective of his family," He him he would be perfect as Zaza: He that Fulk was right for the role, and screen roles, Fulk says he finds lucky enough to see him and the "rest months and went back home. described Zaza as being very tender never followed up on the advice, how- "Murphy didn't want a drag female impersonation fulfilling, and of the amazing cast perform in what "I felt like me city chewed me up and loving with his son, who is some- ever, until participation in a beauty queen," said Fulk. who provided the will not be totally satisfied until he is promises to be a highly entertaining and spit me out," he said. "But I came what bereft of a motherly influence, contest led to the offer to play the role director with a videotape of "Victori- able to earn a steady income in the production will get to share in the back to town to trv to win this time." and kind and understanding to the at UCAC, In 1996, Fulk participated a's Secret" which Murphy declined to field. dream. Former Mountainside resident projects her philosophy of life < B« y jacqok. »McCarth« „__»•__y. an,ndA als«io „garnere di several• awardJs fofnrr the directordirector. The expandeexoanded version ' "• •**." .^^B? t k»«3P(j?M'*^* W * * f A k ••^fc-*.^ s,»#*» » ^V**4MM_Mft« Associate Editor including pest Documentary and Best of the film, currently in post, Group home counselor — well Theme Program at the Superfest production, may run as long as 20 traveled photographer — Special International Media Festival. minutes, Education teacher — NYU graduate According to Collyer, ""Thanfe" "It's about best friendship between film student — these are just some of originally w'as a 2-minute assignment these two girls. They've both com- the credits that former Mountainside for a film class she attended in the pletely raised themselves. It's just a resident Laurie Collyer can lay claim evenings during a stay in Europe. Stu- portrait of a friendship between these to. Also a successful documentary dents and professors alike encouraged two wacky teenagers." GeUyar -m mpmd the ptoor, wJ-ir to take her diverse life experiences became a half-hour documentary. The main character. Donna, checks and communicate them on the big "Thanh," which Collyer advised into a Catholic home for unwed screen, in "Physical Pain,"' a short nar- means "success" in Vietnamese, is the mothers at the opening of the film. rative slated for independent release true story the first physically disabled There she mets many other teen this summer, student to be admitted to a new learn- mothers who are finding a way to deal A native of the New York metropo- ing program utilizing computer- with the issues that confront them — litan area, Collyei grew up in Moun- generated communication. According continuing education, wayward tainside but was immersed in Italian- to the young filmmaker/fonner teach- boyfriends/fathers, angry parents, and American subculture through frequent er, most profoundly disabled students the day-to-day concerns of maintain- visits to family in Bensonhurst, are also profoundly underedueated ing acne breakouts and getting a copy Brooklyn. A graduate of Gil St. Ber- due to lack of an effective means of of their favorite band's latest CD — nards High School, she obtained an two-way communication. Reflecting the least of which, it. seems, is the undergraduate degree from Oberlin on both the making of the film and her actually physical trial which awaits College in Ohio, a school the 30-year- experiences working with Thanh. each of them upon onset of labor. Collyer used the film to communicate old filmmaker described as very liber- that the new computerized technology Donna is withdrawn during her first al and politically oriented. Fluent in which enabled Thanh to speak repre- days in the home, until she meets and German and Spanish. Collyer moved befriends Bridget, a sixteen-year.old white mother of a black baDy. The two Education curriculum. Bridget and Bradley are caught in a playful swat by friend Donna during rehearsal of a teach students with learning disabili- discover a sense of camraderie in spite As with "Thanh," Collyer's current scene from "Physical Pain," a short film by Laurie Collyer to be released this summer. ties at the middle school level, and of differing backgrounds and life effort. "Physical Pain." Is derived there began shooting short films and experiences, a sense which is readily from her experience as a volunteer moms in the Bronx, NY Donna and explained that, during a stay in Ger- about mothers in pnson as her next videos in her spare lime, • apparent, in Collyer's favorite sceen with pregnant teens, and with friends Bridget's trip to the toy store was many before the Berlin Wall came project Her next effort was "Thanh," inspired from the film, which also appears in and family members dealing with this filmed at Kay-Bee Toy and Hobby in down, she had observed that the gov- "The most important thing is thai i?> by her middle school teaching experi- "Mariah and Rosemary." The two issue. Like "Thanh," this production Westfield. emment offered free day care to all looks good, and that it says some- ence. "Thanh" tells the story of a sev- young mothers take a trip to a Kay- also began as a class assignment "The movie has nothing to do with mothers, regardless of background or thing," expressed Collyer hopefully erly disabled teenage girl who speaks Bee toy store to select items for their "Mariah and Rosemary," a 10 minute abortion or birth control," said Col- situation The majority of these about the film. with a computer. Released in 1993 on newboms, only to find themselves documentary about two Mountainside Iyer, stating that her concern was women obtained and maintained gain- Judging from the success of her a limited basis, it gained renown and enjoying a play-date with each other. teens dealing with pregnancy issues, more about the life of poverty and ful employment, and were strong and previous efforts, audiences can look has been screened at festivals, confer- was named one of the top 5 filmso f ine institution scene* were filmed lack of opportunities which inevitably confident individuals. forward to a moving and profound ences and on television worldwide, the class and garnered a scholarship at Good Counsel home for single Haunt teenage single mothers. Collyer The director is planning a story experience MARGIE'S RESTAURANT TORRAHCOMMIWIY UNION HOUSE Hours: Tues. • Sun.v8:00 a.m. - 8 p.m. Hungarian Goulash Zrmzi Stuffed Cabbage Beef Brisket Join Urn Evory Thurs. 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,'•> NEWSPAPERS 10L 1M7-— PAGE BS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Gemini Group keeps you 'Grasping' with laughter International opera stars By Ml Via Sot Staff Writer excite Union audience Desperation can be fanny, at least By BM Smith totum" from "II Barbiere De according to playwright Scoo Coffey, Staff Writer Siviglia" whose firat full-length play, "Grasp- A little bit of the Metropolitan The versatile, truly wonderful ing at Straws," opened last weekend Opera and a lot of culture were Adoff, who can change characters "Grasping at Straws," the latest offered Saturdiy night at the Bumet in the split second of a moment, offering from tfie Mountainside-based Middle School in Union when (he enacted, in her marvelous soprano Gemini Group of which Coffey is co- fniinfffT. n^* tte fpMft*"*1. "How far soprano, Linda Heimall, a former Boheme." "Sempre Libert" from will i roomful of desperate people go Unionite, and three other outstand- "La Traviata and "Canzone di in order to gel what they want?" ing opera stars performed arias Doretta" from "La Rondine." While that query may not be answered from Italian and French operas and Then all four, in operatic sym- by the final curtain, audiences are too excerpts from Broadway shows and phony, treated the audience to "The busy laughing to notice. Italian and Neopolitan favorites. Quartet" from "Rigoietto." The show, an engaging story of The most marvelous voices Before the audience could recov- lives intertwined, is set in the apart- echoed off the walls and throughout er from the satisfaction of such a ment of Kurt and Diana Montgornery. the auditorium from beautiful musical experience, intermission Diana, whose career as a model has was over, and all four offered women and handsome men, includ- long since ended, has decided it's Broadway except* and Italian and ing Heimall, Anthony Buonaro, time for a comeback. She hosts an ela- Neopolitan songs. Heimall and teno!- Leigh Adeff, lyric eoloratHra borate party with the most important Aquino sang "All I Ask of You" The cast of "Grasping at Straws" gathers tfie renter of the aeflen — the tear In ffifs soprano, and Paul Aquino, bari- guest being her former agent, Marty. from "Phantom of the Opera" and original production by Gemini Group, The play will be repeated tomorrow and Friday at 8 tone, with fine piano accompani- Unfortunately for Diana, there are Aquino" s rendition of "Music of the more surprises in store than she's pre- p m at Community Presbyterian Church in Mountainside, For information, call Scott ment by Hugh Murphy, in "An Night," atao ftw» "Phantom, em- Evening With the Stars," presented fMrad tar, ike fmtef wtaii u Kun's tainly gave Michael Crawford a run ex-wife, Delia. Among the items on by the Kiwanis Club of Union go further awry as a Marty's attention for his money. It was superb! her agenda are reclaiming unpaid Dooman, whose Celeste is delivered director who did not wnti i;. Township as a benefit for the Key is occupied by his current model, the Buonaro had the audience on the back alimony and, while she's at it, with dead comic aim Audrey Monaco Club of Union High School. teenaged Tina, and a new acquain- To find serious flaws in this engag- edge of its seat when he sang her ex-husband as well. and Ed Maher also turning in fineper - lance, songstress Marilyn Mitchell. ing comedy, however, is truly "grasp- It was a night to remember — a "Bring Him Home," from "Les Then there's dry cleaner Andie. formances as Delia and Kurt, respec- Plenty of fun and surprises, as well ing at straws." most unusual night in Union — and Miserables," and followed it up who delivers Diana's dress, but not tively. as many funny lines, await theatre when it was over the audience, with "In Another Lifetime" from before announcing that the couple has goers as this comedy deftly makes its including Mayor Greg Muller and "The Happy Prince." a large debt to pay. Coffey has done triple duty on this "Grasping at Straws" has its final ways to its hilarious conclusion. By his wife, stood as one, applauded Aquino provided some fine More guests, invited and otherwise, production, having written and performances tomorrow and Saturday the second act. once at! tfwprayer s are 1 and shouted "Bravo! "Brava!" and moments with such Neopolitan arrive only to complicate the situa- directed It, as welt as playing boy toy at S p.m. The show is presented at the in place and the stakes are at their refused to allow the evening to end music as "Back to Sorento," "The tion. They are greeted by the maid. Dondy. One might question if perhaps Community Presbyterian Church of highest, the pace reaches a break-neck Mominglime," as did Buonaro with Celeste, who then makes the rounds this was one too many hats to be wom Mountainside, and admission is the In the first half of the program. speed as everyone tries to get what "UngratefurHeart." Adoff sang the of the party guests, distributing well, and whether a script of this donation of canned goods for the the audience was thrilled to hear they came for. operetta from 'The Bat," called canapes and collecting gossip. Before nature might have benefited from a needv. such operatic selections as The set is a multi-level arrange- "Laughing Song." long. Celeste has the dirt on everyone. "Libiamo" from "La Traviata," ment, making efficient use of a non- sung by Heimall and Buonardq. The members of the audience Drinks and sarcasm are poured out held their breath when Heimall traditional theatre space to effectively And to see and hear Heimall as in equal shots by Eddie, -the rented create the various areas of Kurt and Antique photos wanted "Carmen" perform "Habanera," sang with such emotion the Italian bartender: But don't push Eddie aside kiosk-type ticket-booth that had been favorite, "Mama." Men blinked Diana's apartment. The contemporary The Union County Arts Center, for- "Mon Coeur" from "Samson et as simply hired help: he, too, has a in use for only a short time. their eyes and women reached for setting of the play presents few obsta- merly the Rahway Theatre, a national- Dalila" and "O Mio Babbino Care" secret he's waiting to share. cles in the area of costuming, and the ly landmarked vintage vaudeville If anyone has in their possession from "Gianni Schecchi," was an tissues. It was a memorable moment. Also present are Diana's confidant. company has nsen to, the occasion movie-house, is seeking old photos of historic photos or other materials with experience unto itself. Randy, and her long-absent cousin the theater from its earlv years, espe- which they do not necessarily wish to" "An Evening With the Stars" with style. from Alabama. Irlene, as well as cially from its opening in 1928 to the part, the Arts Center would be content The excerpts sung most beauti- was an exhilarating experience for Often the death of a community Irene, a 70-year-old party girl who SOs." merely to borrow them long enough to fully by Buonardo included "La music lovers, and the audience, theatre comedy, the pace of this farce The Arts Center would like to have reproductions made for its arc- Donna e Mobile" from Rjgoletto unsated with all the evening had to brings her current beau, the Italian is excellent, rarely allowing the supplement its pietonal archive with hives. It will handle the originals with. and "Una Furtiva Lagnma" from offer, required more. and much younger Dandy. viewer time to dwell on the minor and relatively inconsequential flaws whatever additional photos and other great care and return them to the len- "Elisir D'Amore." Isn't it time for another cultural, It's not long before Irene's eye is which appear here and there. memorabilia people may have col- ders after copying. In his masculine, resoundinE bar- wqnderful musical program? We caught by Benji, yet another unex- The star turn of this comedy comes lected over the years and are willing itone voice, Aquino excited the need some more of the same in the pected guest, who is not only younger The number to call at the Arts Cen- than Dondy. but successful to boot.. from the entire cast as a whole, with a to share. Especially desired at this audience with the "Toreador Song ' near future. It is, after all, contemp- time, during restoration of the buikl- ter is 499-0441 on weekdays between While Diana tries to navigate this palpable ensemble tlieiiHsUy «t work from "Carmen," and "Largo al Fac- lated. Let's see it to fruition. in|'i facade, are photos that show the 9 am and 5 p.m party on its intended course, her plans Particular note must be paid of Elaine PAMPER YOURSELF
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BOX 37482 4J1/97 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE tt — THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1997 HEALTH/FITNESS & MEDICINE concert Cancer Society offers monthly WHITENING effect of cancer on patients FOR By |M Smith support group Staff Writer The Union County Unit of the WHITENS It takes a special kind of person American Cancer Society is offer, •f HTM 3 TO 3 with a unique set of human feelings ing a professionally-led support SHADES and a compassionaie nature to do the group for individuals coping with things that Lillian F. Pliner, MB., Hodgkin s disease and lymphomas. FACP, director of Oncology Services The group i& beld OQ tbc Uurtf Moo- for Unton Hosphri, ^ supervises St. lornew Church library, ?O32 West- Bamabas Cancer Center' in Union at field Avenue, Scotch Rains. NJ. 1050 Galloping Hill Road, and who The group meets at 7 p.m. Individu- als coping with cancer as well as gives so much of herself to cancer MBIT CASE* nmrnm patients and their families, visited this their family members and friends JUST ONE VISIT, office the other afternoon to talk about are welcome to attend For addi- the oncology center, tional information and registration, "One of my primary' goals," she contact the American Cancer Soci- said, "is to decrease fragmentation of ety at (90S) 3S4.7373, care. We want to work closely with The_j4rneriean Cancer Society is patients and their families to help the nationwide, community-based, manage symptoms either related to voluntary health program prevent- side effects of chemotherapy or from ing cancer, saving lives and dimin- the cancer itself, and help to coordi- ishing suffering from cancer nate their care to ensure continuity of through research, education, advp- ROGER AMIS. DDS care," 2isa MILL1URN AVE, • MAPLEWOOB, N.j Dr. Pliner explained that "St Bar- nabas Cancer Center at Union basical- 2O1-763-O8O8 ly is a branch of St. Bamabas Cancer Nutrition hotline Center and was opened up on Jan. 15, USE THE ElCLUilVI KlTIiMILS 1996 to bring more sen ices to Union. Questions about nutrition and foods Now that Union and Livingston are Lillian F Pliner, M.D., FACP, is director of Oncology Ser- can be answered by the American affiliated, as a result we can offer vices for Union Hospital. Institute for Cancer Research's toll- more than diagnoses and therapy. We free hotline, (800) 843-8114. The hot- can Board of Internal Medicine and Stephen Dreyfuss, who is an attorney also offer a wide rsnge of educational line is open from 9 jLin. to 5 p.m., Medical Oncology, received her train- in Newark." Monday through Friday. and support programs. These are free ing at the Memorial-Sloan Kettering She was always interested in of charge and pan of our comprehen- Cancer Center trrNew York. She pre- becoming a doctor, but why, of all sive approach to cancer patients." viously was'acting diretor of the Divi- departments, oncology? FREE Information! The kind-faced woman said, "I si on of Medical and Dentistry /New- "This was something I preferred DEPENDENCY think that what's important in that our Jersey Medical School. , throughout childhood. You see," she CALL philosophy is that we can provide all "Then there was an opportunity smiled, "I love being with people, and 686-9898 TREATMENT SERVICES the services that are needed — in one over here," she said, "And I found that it aimed out to be true. In oncology. and enter u four digit place. We have an extensive patient I would have to divide my time I've been much happier taking care of selection number below! CHILDREN education room and library, where we between my work and my two daught- patients that need a lot of give-and- have video and audio tapes, library ers, Kate, 4, and Caroline, 3, in our take with a physician. There is the sci- HEALTH ADOLESCENTS books and pamphlets: we have several home in Short Hills, and mv husband. (See Doctor, Page B9) . VCRs aruLa lot of books on a variety ADULTS of topics. Among them are how to CHIROPRACTIC cope with a cancer diagnosis all the 5100 The Art Of Chiropractic way to how to give patients an 5101 What Is An Adjustment? GERIATRICS injection. Richard H. Bodner, M.D,F.A.C.O.G. 5102 Muscle Pains & Spasms • Outpatient Treatment "We feel strongly that patients Diplomate 5103 What Causes Back Pain? • Inpatient Treatment should be fully informed about their 5104 Headaches COSMETIC SURGIRY • Partial Day Treatment diagnoses and treatment alternatives, Amerfcl Board of Obstettics and Gpecology and how to manage side effects," 5260 Hair Transplantation w^U^J/ S • Interventions Bom in New York City, Pliner is pleassd to announci that we are 5261 Eye Lid Surgery "moved to Long Island and went tc NOW PROVIDERS OF 5262 UposucUon Smith College in North Hampton. 5263 Rhinoplasty Mass, Then I went to the Slate Uni- OXFORD HEALTH CARE 5264 Laser Skin Resurfacing Charter Behavioral Health System versity of New York in Stony Brook MEN'S SEXUAL for medical school, then to Boston 1379 Morris Avenue HEALTH CONCERNS Of. New Jersey' University Mcdjcal Center for intern- Union/New Jersey O7O83 5190 Impotence 5191 No Scalp©! Vasedtomy 19 t*rospeet Street, ship and residency." The doctor, a fel- 9O8-8B7-O1 O2 low of the American College of Phys- 5192 Male infertility Summit, Hi 07902-010 icians and a Diplomate of the Arneri- 5193 Kidney Stones 5194 - Proatatu Oanoor*- - run MwnC iNruriwiRinjn WALL Are you 50 or older? 1-8OO-CH ARTER Infosource If you don't get help at Charter, 24 HOUR VOICE INFORMATION MBtflCE f please get help somewhere. x Public kniEE nf Join Union Hospital § WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSFAPQIS Manage^ Care Health Flam HMO *,_ FPO ^ Medii/are and Medkjn! Free SeniorHealth Program
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"Over the years you senior citizens who come to volunteer team-oriented, approach, combining come to ieam what the patients need their services focus on the patients the experience of professionals in and to be able to acknowledge some and each other. This can be the high pathology, radiology, radiation oncol- present one who will not give up hope. You point of their week when they come. ogy and surgery from Union Hospital have to become one who is well "Also, we have a wonderful social Mffliral Cenier grounded in the common sense aspect worker, Angela McCabc and while 'This approach," the doctor indicated, of medication. It's plain old common the patients are having treatment, their "also enables eligible patients to have sense — what needs to be done — families will discuss issues and family access to clinical research programs Health Fair '97 some people lose sight of that, values with her." investigating new treatment options in "Dunng aeatment for cancer," said a variety of areas." "One of my areas is pain control," Pliner, "many people* experience said Pliner. "I try to help patients intense and sometimes confusing And one of the most outstanding understand what pain control is all moments. Because there are so many aspects, she said, "is the reaction of it about. Realistically, 90 percent of our different ways to cope with these feel- the families. It is so rewarding when FREE SCREENINGS patients should be rendered pain-free. ings, we offer a variety of services, families care about us and send cards When we give our patients che- including individual counseling and The family has to be a part of every- motherapy treatments, we prepare the specialized support groups." thing. I feel a responsibility toward SUNDAY, APRIL 20, )9?7 chemotherapy right there, and we Patients treated in the Union our patients and their taoubes. I think 10 A.M, TO 3 P.M. check people's blood counts as well. Cancer Center also may participate in. that's what kept me in oncology," said UNION HOSPITAL Helping people to cope, dealing with support programs held at St. Barnabas the good doctor. "It's the richness of the pain and the emotions, we try to Cancer Center in Livingston, such as this kind of relationship." 1000 GALLOPING HILL ROAD, UNION New research reports potential * Diabetes four hour pre-tea fas required) Blood Pressure ^ Podiatry Hemocult Kits *. Pulmonary Function (Adute 40 and owff) Children's ID program offered relief from breast cancer pain 4> Oral Cancer by Union Police Department Women with advanced breast cancer may find relief of on the placebo The Parmidmnaie group also had fewen •¥ Body Fat Analysis Information Displays: bone pain and experience healing or stabilization of bone skeletal complications and less bone pain. 4> Heifht S Weight - Union Hospital lesions in the drug Pamidronate, Researchers at the Ander- , The Cancer Institute of New Jersey is one of only fifteen son Cancer Center in Houston, Texas report their findings planning aues nationwide eliSMit fcyth e NCI far rtwdeve - •0- Cataracts K Eye Diseases • Saint Barnabas - Pediatrk Sub-Specialty Practice in the Dec, 12, 1996 issue of 'The New England Journal of lopment of an NCI-designated cancer research center, * Glaucoma Test - Saint Barnabas Cancer Out-Patient Center Medicine.' CINJ, established in 1990, is a partnership of the Atlantic * Hearing (Lion's Eye-Ear Mobile) in Union Robert S. DiPaola, M.D., and Deborah Toppmeyer, Health System, Hackensack University Medical Center, 4> Cholesterol,Test (18 and older) . Saint Barnabas Behavorial Health Network M.D., each a medical oncologist at The Cancer Institute of New Brunswick Affiliated Hospitals, Robert Wood John- (rwrte hour fas iw^iiiwJ for accuracy) • Saint Barnabas Long Term Care and New Jersey and an assistant professor of medicine at son University Hospital, St. Peter's Medical Center. (AvaUabilry b imtad) UMDNJ/Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, are breast UMDNJ/Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Uni- Rehabilitation Facilities cancer experts and are available to discuss the Pamidronate versity of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. CINJ study and its significance to New Jersey breast cancer affiliates are Jersey Shore Medical Center, Monmouth Prolate and Coioreeol Scrttninp ftX) a.m. - MO a.m. patients. Medical Center, Raritan Bay Medical Center, Robert Researchers compared patients receiving Pamidronate Wood Johnson University Hospital at Hamilton, and n is required for Promte and Colo-Reeol seneninp only. with those receiving a placebo. Patients on Pamidronate Southern Ocean County Hospital. UMDNJ/New Jersey To refteen all (908) tfWWQ, en. 2025 had occurrences of skeletal complications later than those Medical School is an academic affiliate. rREATMENT OF ACUTE & CHRONIC PAIN Sponsored by fJie lions of Dtaia &£ in oon(unction with Yoga is back •Arthritis • Lower Back Pain After a short absence. Yoga is back •Migraine Headaches • Shoulder/Neck Pain to the Five Points YMCA, The course presents traditional postures and • Facial Palsy •Trigeminal Neuralgia :: UNIONHOSPITAL iicludes breathing, relaxation and STRESS • ANXIETY • DEPRESSION An affiliate of the Saint Barnabas Health Care System concentration. The psychology of WEIGHT CONTROL • STOP §M0m*G PROGRAM Yoga will be offered. A basic and For mm intemediate class will be available. For more information, call the Y, HOE-YOUNG LEE M.D. located at 201 Tucker Ave,, Union, at CERTIFIED ACUPUNCTURIST (90S) 688-9622. 1945 MORRIS AVE., UNION, NJ (SOS) 687-2422 SOKtt KgURANCI ACCEPTS
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'-*•-. •rs PAGE B14 — THURSOAY, 10, UI#OW COOHTY Show breaks attendance mark, looks at trends By Walter EMott ironic yaw and pitch sensors to intr- Staff Writer grate nntitock bralung and traction The recently concluded 97th Annu- control functions. The syaera is found al New York International Auto Show on the DeVille Conooun, Seville STS may well hive brought record results and Eldorado Touring Coupe on seven] levels. The 97th edition, Mercedes* ROD, of the 10 concept said organizers, is anticipated to have cars on display, was one of the show's set new attendance levels during its talking points. Among its fiituristk UKHJTBPOa 10-day run at the Jacob javitz Con- features are curtain like side airbags. vention Center. dual joystick aceriog controU and "Hie WYIAfl aiiiJLini 15M08 CREDIT fcwsH auto enthusaists March 30," said show "Sbme of the F200*s technology. spokespereon Lori Rosen. "It is a 9 like the side airbag curtains, you may CREDIT percent increase over last year and find on the showroom models sooner established an Easter Sunday atten., than expected." said Psllty. "Other dance record. The day before, which features, like the joystick controls ire CREDIT opened the show, also was strong at a long way off because it requires 142,651 consumers," driver reomining," CREDIT NYlAS staffers expected patronage Already on the sales floor, howev- to break the overall show record of a er, is the new SLK roadster. The mod- miljion patrons which the show' has el features a retractable hardtop remi- CREDIT \%m? stayed at the last eight yean. niscent of Ford's late 1950s Tnunder- MANY MORE IN STOCK The public had more than 1,000 Wrd, • snperehmrged 2.3I!ter four-cylinder engine and, door- motor vehicles to view from among mounted airbags. The CLK coupe, set ?S world manufacturers. Most corpo- for a June launch, consultants reported a high level of door with three engine options while by offering 250 Hmitod-editiQn 1997 3L320, bade, and 500 SL500, front, eoupa/ interest, the M-class All Activity Vehicle will roadsters, each distinguished by speaal (Mint and interior Mm. The SL320 features appear in the fail. Quartz Blue metallic paint, navy blue soft topan d gray leatfier "Exquisite" interior. CARLEN USED CARS\ • We had more than a few potential The SL500 comes in Crimson metallic with a black soft top and parchment leather customers come in and inquire about "The SLK roadster is a $40,000 model which is a household's "Expuisite" upholstery and six spoke Evo II alloy wheels with 245/45ZR-17 tires, Bom our Cadillac lineup," said Peter cars come equipped with a CD changers and heated seats. LahTadt sales consultant for Smith tt'oahend or third car," said Pallay. 201 375 6400 Cadillac/Oldsmobile of Elizabeth. "The CLK is more family-orented "Most of the people came from New while the AAV is an expansion of our station wagon platform." another group a FREE Information! Catera, which is going after customers Mercedes' AAV underscores the Pallay, "It's pan of our awareness that WORRftLL COMMUNITY CALL who aren't the traditional Sedan De continuing boom in sports utility veh- our customers have a more active 686-9898 Villc crowd." icles, which occupies nearly an entire lifestyle. The logo items, which move NEWSPAPERS floor of the show. That trend is intert- quickly during the holidays, are so and enter a four digit Our sales staff who were at the wined with the trend for personal popular that some of the newer deal- selection number below! show came back here enthusiastic accessories. Where one can get hats. ers are building a separate showroom about the response," said Tim Pallay, SHOPPING mugs and hot sauce with the company for them." sales manager for Mercedes-Benz logo can also likely order bicycles, FOR A CAR dealer Powers Motor Company of kayaks and golf clubs. Your abilities can cam extra in- Morristown. "They were asked about 1200 Fuel Efficiency the CLK. SLK, and revised wagon "Mercedes entered an agreement come, Advertise (hem with a classi- 1201 How Much To Spend models plus the F200 concept car," whereby we engineer the bicycles and fied id by calling 1-800-564-8911, 1202 Insurance Tips 1203 Setting Started Cadillac's Catera is a Vt^powered A Monthly Feature Appearing in 1204 Sticker Prices luxury sports sedan aimed at the AUTHORIZED FOREIGN CAR SP1 1205 Sales Agreement SMIOOO Mercedes-Benz 2S0. Volvo Sioc<-1»75 12 Newspapers-3rd Week Each Month 1206 Ordering A New Gar and Infmiti J30 market: Between its ixtje In.' Union Leader, Kenilworth Leader, Roselle Park Leader, Sumrrrit Observer, 1207 Rebates u« as a pace car on the CART Indy JAGUAR 1208 Warranties car circuit and a lively advertising Springfield Leader, Mountainside Echo. Linden Leader, Roselle Spectator, 1209 Financing campaign, the model is exceeding MERCEDES Rahway Progress, Clark Eagle. Elizabeth Gazette & Hillside Leader. 1210 Owner Satisfaction sales projections since its October SAAB YmtrCsmmunm'i Bes dffhut. Iff] are! All Foreign Cars Experience the benefits of being CaU The General Motors division also unveiled the Stabilitrak vehicle con- seen weekly by over 58,000 908-686-7700 trol system, Siabilitrak, according to a 2176htillburn Avenue - MmptrnwooO, NJ potential customers! for details WOMAU. 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SEDAN Playir, Pow Anttn./Seate/Dr. Locks, 'NL£OBIDL«M«UIE 3-Door., P««r StMrinsroisc Brakes/Wir Leaft. Inter., Tinted Glass, Air Cond., Dual ILUI AM/Fli/KtWBO/CD Pliyw, Pow. Ant, Tmt. Glass, Air Bags, Moon Roof, Front Wheel Drive, Dual Wr Bap.Frort Whert Drive, Fuel inject; 16- Fuel Injected S-cylinder Engine, Auto. Valve 4-cvl. TOHC. S-^d. Std. Trans/Opt. Auto a;J30.93S. VIN 1 «ijwA u m MBMOOD emi Trans av«taWt LOADED MSRP: 116,535. V1N #VC0Q1336. LEASE. fVS00i805 LEASE. W LIBDffi L 4M lUMUNDY Super. Savings Selection On NEW Super Savings Selection on NEW super Savings Selectron un /vtw 1997 ACURA RL 1997 ACURA CL 1997 ACURA SLX -MMTifiUBKMi^a «MTEGMR$3MKUE . tSKTEOMLSWIRO ATNEVER ATNEVER ATNEVER UNDERSOLD UNDERSOLD UNDERSOLD LQWPRICES! LOWPR1CES1 LOWPRICM! «LIQBenMFOIIIIT0«Bi II it U ««tWOII iUTI LEASE RETURN WiNEiDCARS SPECIAL FINANCING! ALL TRADES WELCOMED! FREE! PARTIAL ACURA LISTING... WE WILL PAY OFF ANY LOANS HEADQUARTERS AND TRUCKS! •SERVICE FIRST HMEIUYKS LOANER CARS MANY OTHERS IN STOCK! ON YOUR PRESENT TRADE-IN. INCLUDING EARLY TERMINATION! WE PAY CASH FOR ALL MAKIS AND MODELS 24-HR, ROADSIDE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! COLLEGE GRADS HIGHEST PRICES PAID!!! ALL MAKES AND MODELS FROM'86 TO'96 ASSISTANCE WE ARE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED DISCOUNT DEALER! SPRINGFIELD CALL MR. WAITERS NO CREDIT. BAD CREDIT. IMMEDIATE BANKRUPTCY... ACURA REPOSSESSION... PRICE QUOTES NO PROBLEM! rrso.K.i ALL CREDrr APPLICATIONS CREDIT APPROVAL RTE. 22-SPRINGFTELD-201-912-9000 WILL BE ACCEPTED., We speak English • Spanish • Russian •Italian • Portuguese • Hebrew • Arabic & omer languages NO EXCEPTIONS; WBfiWSBfCTlON riMs incrude a!! c«rt to ^ ^Id ^aronsumerwcMpttortaxM, S450 tank fee, reg. and lie. fees 1st mes pymni and 1 me's Mcurltydep. required. 15c per mjteov«r 24,000 mites with 1st option to purchase: Integra RS at $11,574 with $1975 cap reduction. Total of payments m 24 x mo. pymnt 16c per mile over 24,000 miles with 1st option to purchase TL'dt$21.073 with $2675 cap reduction. Total of payments » 24 x mo. pymnt. This ad must be presented at time of deposit and within 3 days of thisatf$,date foradvertised prices, , q^cuflRfl Q NO CREDIT... BAD CREDIT... NO CREDIT REJECTS... BANKRUPTCY... ^ Rf PGSSESSIQN... JUDGMfNTS,,. NO PRQILfiM! rT'S O.K.!! I