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Thursday* May 13,1993 232-4407 FORTV CENTS

TOWW COUNCIL MEMBERS SPUT ON HOW EXTENSIVE IT SHOULD BECOME Ban on Skateboarding and Rollerblading Introduced for Municipal Parking Lots Subdivision of Dunham Avenue Site for Single-Family Homes, Senior Housing Pack Gain Approval; Budget Adopted Is 5 Per Cent Higher Than That of Last Year; Trash Noise Rules Discussed

ROBERT R. FASZCZKWSKI Fourth Ward Councilman James the measure proposed by the Fourth would encourage their use in other , Wntu*f Hcly. however, said since most of the Ward representative which would lots, and thus cause a liability prob- The youngatTucsday night's Town complaints about rollerblading and limit the ban to the station lots. lem for the town. Council meeting on an ordinance to skateboarding concern the parking Councilman Greco said although The amendment failed, with only regulate skateboarding and lots on liie northside and soulhside of he would like to sec the ban extended Councilmcn Hely and Greco and rollerblading in municipal parking the Wcslficld Railroad station, the even further to include sidewalks in Second Ward Councilman, Mrs. lots was as uncertain as a schedule or bans only should be put in place in the central busincssdistricilhat action Margaret C. Sur, voting for it. 1 those areas. could not be la ken u nder the proposed When the original ordinance first TOURGUIDKS...Th«Wumiin SClubMaylSHouSeT«urcomrtillt«em«Uttli* narkfno hrMJllShkMUrllnllrtllf« partU"8 "I can support doing this because ordinance and he thought something came up for introduction,however, it we arc trying to keep the downtown should be done tostop the "invasion failed becauscof a4-4 votes— Mayor mr^..K AL At • . ~t .• ,,u udc.i plant Mile and a 50/50 rattle. Tickets lor SIHareavulliibleal the Central viable and activc,"Councilman Holy of the railroad station lots by GarlandC. "Bud" Boothc, Jr. was not Asproposcdforinlroducuonauhc rollcrbladers all day long. linty Hunk, Laniiisier Lid., The Musk S»aJT, Kord«n Really and The Town meeting, the ordinance would ban said,"but I don'tsccanything wrung at Tuesday's meeting. llook Slore or by Itkphiuilnx 333-7160 or 233-77H7. Shown, fen to right, tare: the use of the devices in all parking with rollerblading downtown (o get Both First Ward Councilman An- Councilman Hely, who at first voted Staled, Mn. Durothy llukurl, Mrs. Kav Hulse und Mrs. Sully Brown; standing, lots owned by the lowncxccpl the lot an ice cream." thony M. LaPorta and Third Ward against the ordinance, asked for re- Mr*. Murjurle Wlestmiin, Mrs. Nltu ViiHunh, Mrs. Rosa Kynes, Mrs. Ruth First Ward Councilman Norman Councilman Gary G. Jenkins felt On WaUcrson Slrcct, and il would consideration of the measure so it Kgntr, Mm. Myrll* Ottwon, Mrs. J«un Jon«s, Mrs. Dee Hobirison and Mrs. N. Greco seconded an amendment to banning the devices in only two lots ¥ny* DtGulT. Nut shewn ure Mrs. Murle Durne, Mrs. Nlnu l-oley and Mrs. havc assessed fines or$IOO to $200 Shftdtlett, for each violation DEADLINES HELP Tax Credits Offered School Board Okays Appointment LEADER SERVE YOU Those preparing press releases for submission lo The Westfield Leader To Stimulate Employment arcrcmindixl all copy should be in the Of 541 Members of Its Staff hands of die Editor at 50 Elm Struct, Wcslficld, by 4 p.m., on Ihc Friday Elimination of Business Property Levy Also Considered before the Thursday on which lhey Along With Accelerated Federal Depreciation System Of the Total, 398 Are Covered by the Tenure Regulations of New Jersey, wish it to appear. Seventy-two Are Non-Tenured and 7/ Don't Fall Within the Purview of the Law For events which happen the week- A number of pieces of Legislation dislribution,warehousing,service and end prior lo publication, pressreleases designed to increase employment retail businesses which make invest- should reach Ihe Editor by Monday of opportunity in New Jersey are ex- ments to create jobs, Senator By TUCKKK TRIMBLE Under this law, starting teachers personnel and 48 custodial and the week of publication at 10 a.m. itt Wriun/<*Tk4 Wt.f.-UUa.i arc offered a onc-ycar contract that maintenance staff. pected to be introduced shortly by the DiFranccsco said. Obituaries will be tukcrt until Tues- Republican-controlled Legislature. The Wesificld Board of Education can he renewed each year up lo three Due to reduction in staff, nine day at 5 p.m According to the Senator, such approved the appointment of 541 full- years, Or. Smith explained, [caching staff members were not of- For events which areplanncd weeks Of particular interest is a bill that businesses invest about $1.5 billion lime and part-time school stuff If these ihrce probationary years fered contracts. or months in advance, we encourage would allow for tax incentives for annually in the stale's economy. members for the 1993-1994 academic arc completed satisfactorily, he con- Havingiaughlin Wcslficld forIhicc submission of stories as early as pos- business investments ihalcrcatcjobs, The legislative majority wants to yew in a special meeting Tuesday tinued, ihc teacher is offered a con- years and having received positive sible prior lo the event. reports Senate President Donald T. add to that total by offering credit night. tinuing contract, or tenure, that be- evaluations, 16 faculty members will The uhovc dcudlines arc mean! to DiFranccsco, who represents West- againsicorporatc business taxes and, enable 4s to prepare your copy care- field. in some instances, property luxes, for "The special meeting was ncccs- comes effectivcon (he I'irstdayof the receive a fourth-year contract thai fully. 1 sary,"Supcrinlenprocess the l'J°3-1994 academic year. vestments in building components, equipment or capiiatizcdstartupcosts be taken by May IS, in accordance or for behavioral misdeeds, Dr. Smith School Board President, Mrs. Su- with stale laws." concluded. Twenty-seven Juniors for new or expanded facilities, the san H.Pcpper, told theboard,"siafling lawmaker noted. Of the 54 J appointments, 398 are The full-time and part-time posi- decisions arc based on projected tenured staff members, 72 arc nun- tions include 377 faculty members, student enrollment needs, including Normally.only lOpcrceniof these tenured, and 71 do not full under the 35 administrators, supervisors and the number of elementary students 'High Scorers' in Merit Test investments result in the creation of state's tenure law. department hcnils, 23 aids, 58 office and the number andcourscs selected jobs, he added. by secondary students, on financial Nine Per Cent of Class Achieve Special Recognition The state would not assume the resources, on staff evaluations and cost of the program until after fiscal on state luws regarding tenure and Twenty-seven juniorsal WcslfieId MlehMl OMIKO Marti N«plorko*lkl year 1994,Senator DiFranccsco said. Another measure which the Senate Republicans Again Seek seniority," High School scored so well on ihc Philip D«Ro«t Llndtty Htftx Preliminary Scholastic AptiliidcTcsts Glenn GutUrmin Gtoffny North will be forwarding to the Assembly, emmuamnutu Jcnathin K9Kk N. OomlrtlfliM Plcou he noted, is a bill which provides for in October havc been designated as Hel«n Johnion Philip DoUnton FORMER RESIDENT "high scorers" by Ihe National Mcril Mtgan Joyc« Jainni Hull ihc elimination of ihe business per- Removal of Mr. Pappas Scholarship Program. Amimit Kong NMI 3hirm« sonal property tax, which would JERSEY CITY MAYOR TIKSC 27 high scorers represent Rlchud Knlro SlipNnlt Snltow benefit businesses which havc been Some Leaders Think He Would Hurt County Ticket nine per cent of the junior class, As Mirytnn Lt« Brani Sonmk'Schmtlz operating in ihc Garden Slate for many Former Wesifield resident Bret TMIana Mtnlnt Cre(W Wdnir years. liecause of Lawsuit Filed Against the Freeholders Schundler was elected last No- high scorers, they may participate in Oanlil Wiilockl the 1994 Merit Prog/iim's college Although the tax was scheduled to vember to fill the unexpired term havebccnphasedoutslartingin 1976, A group of Union County Repub- II is not dear how much support of Democratic Jersey City Mayor plans reporting service in which ihc lican leaders recently met will) the (hat effort obiU students can be referred lo iwo col- Spaces Available muchofthcrnachincryandcquipmcm Gerald McCann, who was con- still found on ihe state's tax rolls arc party's county Chairman Frank X. Suinc of ilii; leaders fear Mr. victed of fraud, and at that time leges or universities in which they McDcrnuKl of Wcslficld and ru- arc especially interested. At Two Girl Scouts held for business use and therefore Pappns' Inwsuii against the toimty becamethefirst Republican Mayor considered taxable.thcSenatcrnrjlcd. (jucsLcd him to remove Springfield will iiitikc the I'ruL'holdcr ticket an of the city in 76 years. Only 50,000 students, out of more Summer Camps The final measure would permit Township Cuininiliccnuii) Hairy P. easy liirnci fur the Democrais in this On Tuesday, he added to his ihiiii ix million who took lire test in Washgton Rock Girl Scout Coun- Psippas from ilicballoiiisa Republican year's General lllcelion. October, qualify iw high scorers. ihc slate, like all other states except political fortunes by overwhelm- cil still has openings at both its day California, to use the federal depre- onjsini/.ulioiicandidate for Freeholder Tito Commiticcniun, a former ingly winninga full, four-year term Scmil'innli.sls in ihc National Merit and resident summer camps. Girls do in the Tuesday, June 8, Primary Scholarship Program willbcselected ciation system for new capital ac- Central Services Director lor the with 68 per cent of the vote, or not havc to participate i n a Girl Scout quisitions, the legislator noted. Election. county, sued Ihe Freeholder Board in 27,000 of the ballots cast. from ihcschigh scorers.Scmiiinali.sls Troop to apply. Brochures describing It illso was rc|H>rlcd last week alter l'JIW, conic'iuliug sonic members Mr. Schundler, n former West- will be eligible Ut compete lor 6.5CKJ the camp programs arc available by Mr. McDcnnutl refused the group's exerted pressure on then-County field High School football star, Merit Scholarships in 19114. Scmili- calling the Council Service Center at request there wits some consideration Manngcr Joseph A. Martin lo lire defeated his closest competitor, nalisls and commended students will 232-3236. of circulating it petition calling lor him. Hudson County Freeholder Louis be named in September. The public is invited to attend Storm Damage Ihc Cluiirm tin's resignation. County Malinger, Mrs. Ann Damn, Maiizo. by 15,300 votes. Wcstl'ieltl High School's high Washington Rock's Day Cam p Open Rcporictlly, prominent party cvLViluidlyclid lire Mr, Pappus. More details on his victory will scorers are: House on Sunday, May 16, from 2 lo In Pictures: members such us Representative After his case was dismissed in be found in next week's edition of Sunn Brtdliu Sohtylt Mm IClark Chad Mutirllin Center, South Orange Avenue, Dunuld T. DiFriincesai, wlio repre- COftftNWD OHfAOC II Maplcwooti, in South Mountain See Page 14 sents West Held, und Siaic SctniiorC. Reservation .All girls entering grades Luuis Biisstino of the Township of I to 9 can altcnil day camp. Union were with u group of about si* Washington Rock's resident camp The federal system, known as the niuiucipnl Chairmen who met on May at Camp Hoover in Sussex County is modified accelerated cosi-rccovcry I with Mr. McDurinoit in an attempt for all girls entering grades 2 to 12. system, provides for faster, more lo reconsider having Coiiiniillmiiaii Programs havc been specially de- concentrated depreciation methods Pappus as one of lite three organizit- signed 10 appeal to each girl's indi- than [hose currently in effect in tlic liiin-backed Freeholder aimlidiitcs. vidual interests and age. Garden Slate, he said. The couiiiy Chairman, who lins delivered llic county committee's request musk CuiiiniUtceniiin Pappus lo step off Ilic line, refused to replaw Young Town Mets Fan trie Springfielder with incumbent Republican Freeholder Louis A, SuiHuguta of Hiliside.lhe tenders \\TIV Catches Rising Star <|uotcd ;is Miying. Writing In Mr, Mi'Dermull.Coni- Television Appearance Earned by 'Fielding' a Pop Fly mlllwninn Pappus ivporlixlly sniil he AMoilicr's Bay triplo New York's Shea Stadium fora Mctsbaseball game would not give up itis spot on lite resulted in duelling more than n stray bnscbnll lor one young luwn diamond llckcl whit inciiink'iu.s, Miss l.imlii fun — II led to an invitation lo appear on ihc David Letlcrnian's Uitc Ni^ht LccKcllyol'I'-lwibiHliuitd Mrs, Linda on WNDC television lust night. DIGIoviliial i'l tV10 Township of All the notoriety ciime lor John Toridlo, Jr., u Kl-ycar-old fifth griuler at Union, sityiuj! lie litul done noiliiiij; Timiiu|iies School in Wcslficld, when a) ihc beginning of the sevcnttt inning illegal, linmonilor uiijusi in wurraiii of lust Sunday's giunc between the Melsiuul the Florida Marl ins, he readied Ills removal. oul it) cnlcli it pop liy liil by Marlins slionslop Wttlt Weiss. Soinciifilnisi-allln'Miiy I M-ssion 1 Mcts catcher Charlie O' brien was trying to field the catch, however, mid were quoted assay hi) . Ilk'y wimti'illo Ihc ball lipped oil ihc anther's mill. replace Com mil ii'i'iium rii|iptwwiih Melssecurllyiiflkers.bdbvingJolm hull Interfered wiihthe pliiy.ulleinplcsl Ffuctolilur ,Sniilii|!iini on Hit' or|!i»ni to escort him from the ballpark, /utioii lim- M'we County Cloik Most of the 26.1S33 THUS booed loudly, however, und, liis fnllict, John Wnlmr C, Iliilpin iinpruvi'd ilu- : Turiclki, II lawyer, convinced the ofTiiiuls lo escort the boy, his fiulier, his 7- |)rlntliiHol'bnlloisliisil ri(lny. ycnr-old brother, MtUthcwToriollo, ntul Clirlslophcr Kelly, u family friend After ihc Chair 11111J1 n-liisi-tl iln- who had gotten them the from-row seats beliiml tumie plate back inlit ihc rc(|iw»t, tun1 vif tin1 miiim-i|iul t'luii stadium. men ill lliewssiuii wits iiuuu-il as Mi;iHVORKNIi:w.S,,,,Mi'iiilit>r#«fllcnN«, 12 orI'nckNo.7VIn Wimlflvltl met rvivntly In New Ywrlt with"Nlt«I O'Brien ilten utinic up find luindcd the youngster a bull us a souvenir. miyliiH 11 (K'tllinn cnlliiif. It" Mf- Ni-n<•"jiiu-li«irimiii "J'i(«i IIrnhtiw. Mr. HrnKiiw. lilnmtfiru rurni«rPii.iHi1, helped «lii»luiywuurn tlmlr C/onimuiilctiiur H The incident mmte evening television news hmndcnsis on many mctro- MiDcrimm'n tv.ilisimlion liiul ulil.urff Slim V*.v*u,, Sttvcn VVIIion, Kwhi Htu-ltluii(J, Uiinif I Wvlnlii-rM! A[cx.Sln»|ilro, Mr. llrtikiuv, polllnn New Ytirk millions anil John, Jr, Iid AM^ clrcnlnti'il Mllli'i unit Nnill TrliiluTll , P«««Z \t ffleatfielh foafttr, Thursday, May 13,1993 United Fund to Hold One Hundred Twenty-Seven Annual Meeting May 20 Earn Roosevelt Honors Members will be elected 10 serve All coniributors of the fund arc The names of those who earned on the Board of Trustees of the United members of the corporation and are honor roll standing during the third N&iN&oiMF Fund of Wesificld at the annual entitled to vote at the meeting. The marking period at the Roosevelt In- H«tlhwM.0«rl*O» meeting to be hcldonThursday, May session also will mark iheclcciion of termediate School were announced •ryniM.(MM 20, at 8 p.m. in the Town Council next year's officers. this week. •lmlnOltMe Chambers of the Municipal Building. In the seventh grade, 23 children, GnrtlCariM The slate includes Frederick AIMDI Manlay The names placed in nomination to Buhrcndorf, the President; James or 14.1 per ceni of the 163-nieniber LoluKHoiy be newly elected arc: Or. Tina Lcshcr. Shields, the First Vice President; class, were named to thcdislinguishcd Roger Love and Douglas Schwarz, James Pinkin, ihc Second Vice honor roll, which re-quires a grade of IMw Those nominated to be re-elected President; Mrs. Jeremiah, the Secre- "A" in all mnjor academic subjects JHH My WMtrwyA.IUnt arc: Mrs. Marilyn Gulotta, Alan tary, and T. Milton Kupfcr, the Trea- DndiK»grittlehclow"B"inany minor tJMKIm Gullcrman.William S. Jeremiah,2nd, surer. subject. Jdhty Samuel McCaullcy, H. Emerson Filiy-onc children, or 31.28 per EunlmK* Thomus and Mrs. Louise Ybhalcm. Tamaques Auction cent of the class, were named to the Chl lK* Koon« James Nixon, the President, will honor roll, which requires a grade of •hMMon L Wtfmr conduct the business meeting, re- Is Friday, June 11 "A"or"B" in all stibjccls. porting on the accomplishments of Tamaques School of Wcstfield will Inthccighlh gnidc, 16 children, or EMHTHMAM PRIOR IO IT ALL.-A ilvk-mlndtd resides! of lh« Boulevard ntlghborhood DUTMOUMWO HONOR SOU. ihc fund during 1992, the election of be having a Time, Talent, and Gilt look ihK photograph oflhe iluulevurd kirccl sign prior to Id* theft of ihc sign. 10.81 per cent of Ihc 148-incinbcr Trustees and any other business that Auction entitled "Sailing into Sum- cluss, were mimed to the distinguished may come before the meeting. mer." honor roll und 37 children, or 25 per Awards will be presented to oul- The fundniiscr, to benefit the stu- cent of the class, were named lo the TtarNtCi sianding volunteers and there will be dents, is sponsored by (lie Purcnt- Replace Stolen Street Signs, honor roll. JtMO'Otn an entertainment program by Troop Tcachcr Organization. The auction KVENTH QKADE IMM.II LIWM M. MeOcwtm Oort No. 513 uf the Brown icsofTamaqucs will be held on Friday, June II, DWTMQUISHEO HONOR ROIL Councilman MacRitchie Says DMM AltptcHK PwiMto A. lygdi ChtKioptm T*hU Urn School. starling at 7 p.m. in St. Helen's Parish Anhht Ambtrrfw Cowlftiy NOTMC Center on Lamberts Mill Road, Councilman Kenneth L. doing the mosaic work to replace the Kily M. feulM CoorfMy L. Nertsn MacRitchie, seeking reelection in the Wcstfield. street signs for about $230 apiece, OWMIM V. lr*n*ly Ktthryn H. NowJckl ThoniMft.lMU IMMMI. A few of Ihc items to be auctioned Third Ward, recommended replace- provided the town furnishes the far* E. Chtnc* ThomM Own ment of three mosaic street signs Cotton M. Oonov.n Philip Ortlnf arc: An airplane excursion over concrete bases, Councilman Chrtitlr* *. Otomw MfdiM.PIcau UUKMI counrrv Manhattan, an overnight accommo- stolen from the Boulevard area. MacRitchii; recommended Ihc con- Mmci HMHlon CoHNflM.Ry«i I.Miyiiiti* According lo Councilman NkwnKM ErleStwrmtn ElUtbrth Ci Cillild0 Hefewt 0. * TOHPM I Worried About May 15th 116th, 1993 Leaving an Elderly or High Marks from Customers One Hundred Fifty-Eight Handicapped Person The Clinton Manor ALONE? An overwhelming majority of we arc inviting ourcustomcrs to visit flOUTE 22 WEST. UNION, N J. Wcstfield postal customers continue theirPosiOfficcforfrec refreshments Earn Edison Honors TELEPHONE: (908) M786O0 to express satisfaction with the daily and lo tell us how we can continue to For Solutions, Call pcrfurmuncc of the United Suites The names of those who earned LWftnbvlne •MhO.RuM improve our service." •rlMJoMfAIMull* AoultCaro Programs, Postal Service, announced Postmas- honor roll standing during the third AmtlMdlwmb p* CutlomFwriwi . marking period at the Edison Inter- JoethftlTDMMra OMMal Hup • 9«w • CMM ' KKMn 1 KM MuNanbarg Regional ter David DcFraiiccsco. AnmT.Ou|nle Dlua- MMOM-Urk Independent measurement by mediate School were announced this Otbr»J.EWkh HraJflnav P^ avMH Madical Cantor Opinion Research Corporation indi- Jessica Schneider week. AHwnA.F»u»iw cated thai in the second quarter, 90 In the seventh grade, 24 children, Rrtyn hth PaMmtn l«ratiA._ r«r Mw*lihiiimin C* nm HIHII To Be Delegate ChrMlm Fk»t IHMUM 908-668-2328 pcrccniofihchouseholdsinWcsifield or 14.46 per cent of the 166-mernbcr believed the Postal Service WHS do- To Career Institute class, were named tothedistinguished honor roll, which requires a grade of ing iin "excellent, very good or jjoml" The Mounlainsidc Woman's Club Lmran A. Qniman VMWHMR "A" in all major academic subjects MltthfWN. HftflM job. "This is above the national score has chosen Jessica Schneider of KftntnfVt and no grade below "B" in any minor ChfMlna He Ch M of 89 per tent which is the highest Mountainside to be their Delegate to subject. MlchMt KdMwiW 0. customer satisfaction ruling since the Girls Career Institute at Douglas RftTtktjftT t measurements Iwgan nearly two years College in New Brunswick from June Scvcnty-lwochildrcn,or43.37pcr Cofhrni.Lkbrteh CMtncAmTtl ago," sinicd the Postmaster. 14 to 17. Alternate will be Erin E. cent of the cluss, were named to Ihc Cn)aA.Leng WATERFORD honor roll, which requires a grade of JunKkkw Every three months, Opinion Re- Grcasham, also of Mountainside. "A" or "B" in all subjects. SnttMww JwrnL search Corporation polls 180,000 Bothgirlsarc completing thcirjunior Ktvin P. HaMiwd KMtWyM households nationwide lo gauge year at Jonathan Dayton Regional Inthccighlh grade, 15 children, or ChdUn«A.««(iuetl JoMfhYo CRYSTAL customer satisfaction with Postal High School in Springfield. 10 percent of the 150-mcmbcr class, Htkfl M. HMtrtng^o Mln|'L*IVu were named to the distinguished Service. A number of different func- Miss Schneider's high school ac- EIGHTH MAK honor roll und 47 children, or 31.33 DBTMCUWCO HONM MU tional areas lhaidirccily deaf wiiluhc livilicshavcbccn Key ClubSccrctary, per cent of tho_ctuSfS, wcrf named Jtp, ^KMhttiMldl WEDDINGS customer are measured, including Peer Leadership, Student Auxiliary, the honor roll.* •> • •' <>-<*«/ < lcilcr carrier and window clerk ser- Student Council, Class Officer, 2 ciirtMap vice, complaint handling and physi- SEVENTH GAADE LUIH OHM Ltwn jr^ Spanish Club, Cross Country Team, DUTWGUtSHED HONOR ROLL Make beautiful memories last forever... cal condition of mail upon delivery. Spring Track, School Musical and DMM L. ScMNMfl Chtltllm lonmlti Swth L. Ltchntr. PMMhA. AnrimrtaM Bring to their "I am very pleased and proud that Chorale. INWI A. BWWI NlthMl Mohtft Ptlwttt- ATr«eyV««Co«1 special Jay the J**«k» L BrMMff HMItwKIIIti wccuncominiiclogive the Wcstfield Miss Grcasham's activities have NIMCMMII WctntaCHuMflli TMnyXVon celebrated sparkle \Vi residents the highest ([ualily of service been Spirit Club, Chorale, Spring EnHTHORAOE AntPMhCnnw C«n«httNivtr HONOR ROLL of Waterford Crystal. > they have come to expect," said Track Theater, Sports Olympics, Junto L.Dwe» AMqill I. O'Halll Posutuisier DcFnmccsco. School Musical and Student Theat- Killton A. DtlDuu EileH. PhJkMMny Each full lead piece J*nnH«r Early St«ph»nk SchrHMr KaHhlWi*MKHhl* U JuM|.L«hJuM|L«h«« W "Inapprccialiontoourcuslomcrs," rical Director. Erin is also a member tandn BwinvMoi is mouth blown and nwWn LI JIWI Uw concluded the Postmaster, "May 17 of the First United Methodist Church g 0 «I KrMn E. 8Wr*rKS«r ErlkBuMl KrtLHKrtyL C cut by linnd in the has been proclaimed as Customer of Wcstfield, teaching New Dimen- ANct M. Ktlmin Suttn F. Wttion legendary Irish tradition. Appreciation Week. During this week sions and attending Choir. KlRy Ltngton Jwnli Hmtk mK.CMmCl l JH

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For more information, RIDGEWOOD 201-652-2100 - SUMMIT 90B 277-1777 please call: Caters to Middle Schoolers WESTFIELD 90B-232-480O • CALDWELL 201-226-3700 William Goeckeler Oak Knoll Sclwolofthc Holy Child n>(.'i-s^ of Hu-1 Iniutu I Inriiinin lilklnu IIIHI cnniping trips me open to IhrtcTown Students Ih-lurlilrul iMiikltlMji nutvu-r. (>itt> I IK- IIHIUHIII* iiinlrlihii! inmuT those in tirades 5 ID ° from July 12 lo v\l Illlttlt! l>f fillip lliHT Ihlll'1, Illltl 11 It'll L'l|ll|1!t ['H|tplll(lH Uilu 2"S mul lo those In unities 4 to d from Cited by Howdoin lliuliIt, Pit- lli'Milii llpiiiiniins imu. rhiU )|IV ciiUinc ;iiul July 26 lo Atiinisi (i. Ilirre Westfiukl simlciil.s, Anno H. ihirnhji1 ciftli ik"*liin |iint III;1 vcMtMuf tvti A spociul iispcit ul this ycnr'.s IIIHI Atislin |J. Hurkctl, lM)lhof«6l llhlc |H iflfMIIUIK'i'. I'hlH (IK' ll^ltlMIMl {Mil I'nirncros Avenue, iiml Nlcholiis C. lii'liislh (.-iiitti-ilrtl hii ft-m iini'jihiU ni '.ii Summer I'roKriiii! will bi'l.widi'r.stiip 'rrulnliijiji liill-dny iiro^ram oiirn lo l'iof 749 tUi.sl Hroutl Slrcxil, boys tnuit'lrls In |!iiul('s(i(()y.'liiiii;lil uiiiiKul lo the Dcun's List by II cc'flilk'd ii'iifhiT, l.raik'rship KKliill si'inuvierufilio 1992- FREE SETUP & TEST RUN ' FREE LOCAL DELIVERY CLEANERS & LAUNDEHERS 'iniiniHK will uiiinbiiic iliissHiiiin in- 1991 ucinleinlc yctir ut Howdoin 401 BOULEVARD .slriKliou wild |nm iliiil iippliciilinii. <'iilli'uc in liruiiHwick, Mitirio. THE CABDLY T; PETER8EN CO. WESTFIELD Tint sliidi'iils will li'inii ID oijiiiiii/r Anne und Austin, who received liiitfiiiul iiiiik-iitiis, in pirsmi inloi- «'uiesicrnrniU'si)fAi)rll In four full- - IS4Elm*rSt.,W«tfl*lj\ AGS CERTIFIED GEM01OGISTAPPRAISSHS Emphasizes Prevention at Purdue University in West Lalayctlc, Indiana. lluwurilM. Sifjiel ^SV^ VMen K. Kjmcr • Cinil L. Vied "More than 25 million Americans • Arcsnuill-boncdwilhslint builds Registemi /earner Certified Gcrrwlogist Appraisers The .sophomore communication urc affected by ihcdcbiliiaiingdiseasc • Don'tgctcnoughculcium in their MON., TUES. 4 FRI. 9-.4K.-30 • TIIUUS. 9:4S-«:30 . SAT. 9.-3«:O0 CLOSED WED. innjor is i\ graduate of the Wardluw- osteoporosis, an illness in which diets *Sli*lnH rtirt wHIt III il toH kwi rniM. rur ytm> mj Jtil Hurtridgc School. bones become weak and mare likely • Smoke or drink excessively to fracture," explained Dr. Young Ho • Lack exercise Park, the Medical Director of Nuclear • Take certain medications Medicine at Muhlcnbcrg Regional Although women urc four times Medical Center in Pliiinficld. "But more likely than men to develop the today, with new prevention and discusc, about 20 per cent of those treatment techniques, both men ami afflicted with osteoporosis are men. women with the disease can look forward to muinuiining their health According toMr.Robinson,people nnri independence." can find out if they arc ut risk by talking with their physician and According to Dr. Park, early ac- 1.mini Harris curate diagnosis und prevention ore contacting the National Osteoporosis the most important keys in treating Foundution in Washington, D.C. by I'ii-I keep tin- fit'iicf »ilhiii osteoporosis. telephoning 1 -800-223-9994 for more information.They alsocun telephone iil>rll. tlutl inn through 15, we hope Ihc Department of Nuclear Medicine Tlllllllil* II K«-|U|li!- more people will become aware of at Muhlcnbcrg ill 668-2285. this debilitating illness so they crn "Sinccoslcoporosis issymplomlcss prevent it altogether or treat it in its and the first sign of the disease often early stages," he said. is afruclurc, it is essential that people Muhlcnbcrg is oncofiwo hospitals assess their personal risk and uilk in the suite to offer a painless test lo with their doctors," said Dr. Park, measure how dense a person's bones "Today, more limn ever before, we lire. The test is performed on an out- can help people with osteoporosis maintain their health and indepen- BABY SALE patient basis, and lakes about one Cary Grant's real name was hour. dence,nndweenn prevent the disease from occurring al all in many." Archibald Leach. "The denser the bone, ihc stronger ALL CARTER'S the hone," explained Raymond Robinson, the Manager of Nucleur Medicine al the hospital, "Brittle or fragile hones urc signs of ALL STRETCHIES osteoporosis. YourFuH By Carters, Schwab, Oshkosh, Quiltex and more. reg. 10-21 25% oft "The bone density lest can be used Unto ALL INFANT & TODDLER SUMMER PAJAMAS to determine whether u person has Hnuut the disease, to churl a patient's SuptmtitM By Carter's, reg. 8.50-15 25% off progress if ihcy huvclhcdiscascand ALL CHRISTENING ENSEMBLES lo inensurc ihc success uflrciiiincni," 2 & 3 piece sets. reg. 25-100 25% off he said. ALL INFANT AND TODDLER SUNHATS & BONNETS According lo Mr. Robinson, certain Nature Loin VMI Chop* $8.99 ib. fnciors muy put u person at higher reg. 7.50-15 25% off risk lor oslco|K>rosis, Frank's F«mou« Ham Loaf - 2 lbs./ S4.9B (mad* wllh fraih »ga», hwbt I apices) ALL PHOTO FRAMES AND BABY ALBUMS Those risk factors include women Stortmadt Hamburger Patties S2.79 tb. reg. 4.50-30 25% oft wlto: Ston»mad« Sirloin Pattlet $3.99 ib. ALL DISH SETS • Arc Caucasian or Asiun M • Haven family hisloryof fruclurcs PUBS DEUVERV MON-SAT $2O MIN. rgg. 18-50 25% oft • Experienced menopause before FRESH SEAFOOD* ALL BEDDING ago 45 FrasriNaw England Swordilsh Sloaks $8.99 Ib. Blankets, bumpors, quills, shawls, etc. reg. 15-125 25% off Fraah Farm Ralsad Salmon Trout $6.9« ib. ALL INFANT TOYS Classes Scheduled NEW STORE HOURS rog. 5-35 25% off OPEN TIL 7 PM MON.-FRI. ALL DIAPER BAGS On Eating Guide Assortod shapes nnd sizes, rog. 10-40 25% off Rutgers Coo|>crutlvc Extension of FPESHPROPUCE: Union County is offering twoclusses Fraah Waatern Iceberg Lettuco 79C houd INFANT & TODDLER PLAYWEAR on the new cnilng guide developed Fraah Cucumbera 3/9BC By Ctirtor'B, Hoiilth-lox, Bukl, Baby Bum nnd Agabang. reg. 7-40 25% off by lite United Suites Dquulmcni or Fraih Holland Tomatoes $1.79 Ib. INFANT A TODDLER UNDERWEAR SETS Agriculture und the United SUIICH CUSTOM FRUIT & GIFT BASKETS 100^o cotlon long and shorl underwear sets by Carler's rog. 9,50-1250. 25% oft Public I IwiltM Service. FOR ALL OCCASIONS The class wilUlinciMsreducing Cut, cholesterol, sugar mid suit In the diet 27 Varieties of Freah Qourmot Rooslod Coffoo Bonns using this new gui H.bHo««|. Fmh Qwuni ThlsfrcocliKtswIHbetnujihlbypr. COHM • Frtih 8»lmxl * Uvi Lobittr • Domattlc und Imported Chena»t Karen M.liiiHlc.iiicglslcrctldlcilcliin Full Hot t Cold Dill • Fr«ih Product - Specially C«k«. « Plti Frit Oillnry Mon. • Sat, ami l'.xtunsloi) I Ionic I'lomimlsi, mi ir,f vVt'f 41 r'Hi To rcgl.stor, please uMcplionu 654 • ' Wr <•' I '! I [1 / ,IL'(P^ WII-^V 4«I iiiiNcr KIN WI-IM mm 9H54. THE 6TH DECADE Your Toddler May Possess Unblocking Arteries Genius Talents Can Be Done Many Ways I.UHJUH. CLARK S/nW0mU Offldal Newtpapcr of the Tbwn of WettfWd and the County of Union Havcyoubeenthrowinf awty your BWklltM child's dnwingi which he or she brines home from Khoo)? Last week I told you about a new Thetostis$5,000u»$7h000wiiha Have you been putting ihetnon the Sxxad Oiw P«U*i FtU H WMSCU, New Jt my technique for blocked coronary ar- 30- to 36-hour hospital stay! refrigerator and then removing them teries. The most common technique, Now, coronary bypass it another while your child it tfieep? P.O. Bmain street. ably said during a half-hour conver- member of the Westficld school I'll bet the sale of children's paint 1 know that people are already Andrea Bayroff,afiflh-gradc teacher, sets rase lo new heights in England There are many members of the sation with The Leader's fine edito- board. 1 lost the election by 11 votes and Mrs. Carol Joyce, first-grade working to save the downtown Westficld Chamber of Commerce rial staff, and poses ihc rhetorical toa good man who will do a fine job aflcr that broadcast. shoppingarca, but 1 wonder how they teacher. Administrators serving on Onl y one question remains, "How who work very hard to keep this town question: "Did Mr. Rcinhardi really representing his beliefs in a nine- the committee include Scian and can succeed unless attitudes change. the way we wall wanl it lo be. But die mean ...to suggest that we must agree member body full of interesting and will adult painters and art fakers be While people have pledged money David Tuilcr, Principal of Tamaqucs able to instill into their paintings a 80/20 rule won't do it. This town's with him or find some oihcr place to interested citizens. School. for the Main Street action, how many merchants need the consistent support live?" child's innocence so they loocan get of them faithfully shop in Wesificld? Congratulations to William of its residents for their survival and Sweeney and to Mclba Nixon and into the baby art boom? In business we often hear of what is I'd like to reassure Mr. Salisbury thatofWcsifield. that I do not intend to publish a list of Susan Jacobson. And thanks to Bruce Two Wcstflelders called the 80/30 rule. Eighty percent Landlords must also bear some of McFaddcn and James Hcly for their i in; of ihe work is done by 20 per cent of all my bcl iefs and then ask those who Cited by College the responsibility for empty stores disagree with them to leave town, My endorsements and to all you good the people. This mcanscertain failure downtown. Frequently the rent in- people who voted for me. Perhaps ir applied to retailing. If only 20 per kids would miss their father enor- For Academics crease when a lease is up isexorbitam mously. we'll try again. Two Wcslficld students were re- cent of Westfieldcrs are loyal patrons and unreasonable. Do these landlords William J. Reinhardt of the shops in town, stores will The author of the pamphlet in cently honored for their academic si tun iis care how an empty store effects the question has a right to express his or WeslfkW achievements ai the annual Honors continue to close. KJ&IOIINMCOBSON town? Do they have any sense of Convocation at Muhlcnbcrg College This year 1 lost the T-shirt work for commitment to the town? Can't they several in-lown sports leagues be- Chrislophcr Reichhelm of Wcst- see Uic consequences for themselves? POPCORN ficld received the Sccna Marcus Art cause someone new was given the Wouldn'titbcbcitcrforallconcemcd. purchasing job. The league director Scholarship which is awarded to an Big Shots if ihe landlord worked something out outstanding student majoring in one didn't consider years of service, fair with his tenant lo reach a compro- Splitting Heirs pricing and quality work. The ques- of the fine arts. A junior at Take Aim mise? Isn't un established, although Muhlcnbcrg.heisihesonofMrs. Iris tion of price was never raised. 1 was struggling, store belter than another To the Manor, Corn notcven given the courtesy of arcturn M. Reichhelm and is majoring in cmpiy store? drama and mtnoring in English. At Egomania call. Probably these same people wi 1) By Michael Goldberger Until this sort of hypocrisy disap- Also from Wcslficld, Gina A. Big shot (hunting) — one who walk downtown and comment on pears, I have little hope for this town's One Popcorn Poor • Two Pcpcoms. fBir • Three Popcorns. Good • four Popcorns, Eacarlant perceives him or herself to be or who what a shame it is to see so many Cavalchirc received the Keith M. survival. Recently the Shin Shop in Keenly Microbiology award which is an influential or important person. empty stores. Why would an in-town Scotch Plains went out of business. 2 ptpcorn. Ii is assumed the larger the rifle, the particular group of blue bloods has is given to the senior who has dem- organization have T-shirts done, yet The sign in the empty siore put it Sex, money, scandal and murder grc!ttcrthcrangc,powcrnnd accuracy suffered a curse through the years. onstrated outstanding achievement, never even get aquote from the local well, "It's lime to rethink your mall schcmesdominalcS/>/iwi/ig//eirs.By of the bullet lircd from it. Flash-forward lo the present-day interest and potential in the Held of T-shirt store? mentality." all current lasses and measures that It ulso is generally true the larger and be quick lo meet DukcQualor/.c, microbiology. The daughter of Mr. These are examples of a pervasive would qua! ify die farce for super box- Ihc rifle, the Inrgcr the game .that My apparent cynicism not with- a former flower child who met and and Mrs. Paul Cavalchirc, she is attitude on the pan of far too many office sliirdom. would be targeted by it.Oncccruinly standing, I will continue to support married an American model at the majoring in biology. Both urc people. If the stores in (own continue Bui it'snosoap for Director Robert would not use an elephant gun lo my fellow Wcslficld merchants as height of the Curnaby Strccl fashion graduates of Westficld High School. lo fail, the image of Wcslficld we all Young; Ihough he does a journeyman shoot a rabbit und vice VQTKU. muchas possible, and hope thatoihcrs craze. wanl lo preserve will die in the pro- will do the same. I would also like to job, the prnliclable script lucks the Because of the utklilional expense cess. Ol what value it is to worry thank all those customers whose vigor nnci verve necessary lo lift it They spawn Duke N, 15 during the and Moses basket stories, Tommy of hunting, retrieving and butchering about storefronts and signs con- loyally has made it possible to suiy in from a miner suiid suite. 196Os also, but proceed to leave him Patcl learns he is none oilier than the large game ii follows hunters with forming to town ordinances when business for 16 years. What's missing is that novel nu- in a rcsuuirum whilst rushing out to n rightful heir to Ihcdnkcdom. He seeks such extravagant aims would be nine siores in the cemerof town arc Tom Font una ance, a special /nnincsstu catapult a disco. A baby is found, but is it the the advice of the lawyer who years wealthier mid, pcrhups, have greater cm ply? Wmfleld sccn-ii-before plot above mediocrity. real 15lh Duke of Bournemouth? ago handled his adoption. imporutneu und self esteem than those The ramifications go fur beyond Written by iindco-suuTing Eric Idle, It matters little — that is, until The solicitor, Mr. Shadgrind, is with n less lofty focus. succession becomes an important once upon a lime of Monty Python played with devilish aplomb by John The big tinnier was first culled a issue. And thaiprcdsclybccomcsihc fame and fetish, ihc picture also fea- Clecsc. Clearly a lunutic of ihc firsl big gun, which has the same sense as cnscwhcntliccursc strikes and Duke Auxiliary's Spring Party a Success tures former Pylhortitc John Clccse. magnitude, ihe Brii mouthpiece rec- big shot. The big gun also was-called No. 14 checks out of ihc scenario. ommends foul play as ihc only sen- Oddl5V'//ky/«p* u big noise, before ii developed Ihc The heir apparent, Ricluird, raised sible route lo lake.coniendinKiKluim Through Publicity, Volunteer Efforts Ilie cutting-edge humor these gents general idiomatic meaningdefined tit in ihc U.S.A. at the bclicsi of the to tide issue while there is u sitting are traditionally noted for; rnihcr, it the lop of tills gamebit. We wish to thank the Weslficld tended Uic Spring Parly ul Mayfiiir American duchess, is a harebrained, duke would only full on tie nth curs. sprouts u garden variety comedy of Leader for generously supporting the Farms. Aficr enjoying u luncheon, nice enough fop pliiyal with uppru- misliikcn identify, with a wealthy A comedy of errors, bud manners, Children's Specialized Hospital the guests were trailed lo u fashion priiitc nlTectulion by Rick Martinis. dukeilom us the bone of (.'(intention. confused itlcntifiesamlotherussorlcd IVailside Seeks. Auxilinry'sSpringPiirly anil Fashion show in Mcnlu Park. Ironically — hut of course — prior The timlicncc is greeted with n<|tiick comic conventions follows. Show with ndvtutcc publicity. SVc wish to ilmnk till who wen* to his ascension, Kichiud becomes Nature Volunteers history of Engluml's House of Noteworthy, it's all executed Your support, nlong wiih ihc sup- (here, us well as everyone who con- fust friends with one Tommy I'aiel, a Houmcmnulli, I mm [Juke No. 1 lo clciinly and carefully — all the i's Tniilsltlo Nttiurc and Selena port of lite community, is ii tcsuimcnt tributed lo our Program Honk or brightnrHl timlii Liuus stock trader wlm No. 14, :tml is duly informed this dolled mid the i's crossed as one i'tt- Center In Mountainside is tooklnt lo Ihc work done for the youngster's purchased ruffle tickets. All proceeds wurks for ihc Huiirneniouilis on the tnil iar bit follows ihe next. Sadly, the for a few gotxl volunteers lo assls alChlldrcn'sSpccia!i/cdnlli)CiiUun.s go luwartl fulfilling our $300,(XX> London Hxchange. Hence, prince and Pytlion-popu1uici'M •Ually bliud out In Hi dtfcim. 'Bui byline Idle, dwirlylso is u Caucus inn. fered by a mime cast, the slanclmil lw relinhlc, him* .some experlenc* 1 IW we will host our 63rd nnnuiil April n I'k'iiuin^ up, cliwing out TitcployisallloodcrivutivcofSicvu performance conies vin Uiirttam work inn with children and cnjtt) can't you rtatiu, thtdt mindtd, 'that itrul doinn jK'ncriil imiimcminu' on our city It to bit U'» |(>t to hivr Iht Spring Puriy • be sure to winch fur ihc Miirlin's prcdicnmcnl in The Jtrk, licrshcy'.s interpretation of llic working in tin' out-doors. I In' liliniiV s l-jisi Itrsiml Sued ttitrden. mo* of tvtrythfitf? And by lh« vtry time. when he limit out he is not (he nuturiii A mem ;iii-liijipic-mode l-uirncil- To volunlwi llnio or for more In It look* Imvly, thnriki lo the hiirtl HIM tokin, It'i got mor*(n«l't K ATlhr'it78gun " — Hiltn ttapt tinJAntin U>ui Cn-Chulrmtn MurhunaThlilt WWl Dlrrrtiir In thlsciisoof revolving hlcnililcs Itein Is relatively mtindnnc, £B««tft«lb feafrtf, Thunday, May 13,19*3 Gala Lunch Marks 40th Year Of Visiting Health Service In celebration of iu 40th anniver- of Directors. Agift was presented to sary, the Visiting Homemaker Service Miss Carr in appreciationof her y cars of Central Union County hotted a of participation and interest. gala luncheon atL'Affaire 22 onApril 28. Attending were rcprctenuUivH Robert Kelber, a client, and Mrs. of the Union County Medical Society Sheila Slacker, his home health aide, Auxiliary, founders in 1953 of the where among ihc luncheon guests, A Visiting Homemaker Service, a non- residcntofCranford, Mr. Kelber who profit agency dedicated to providing is 86 years old has had a long and affordable professional in-home distinguished career as a cellist, He health care service to residents of expressed grati uulc for the excellent Union County, care provided by the aids referring to Leonard E. Moody Pmidenlof the them as his "angels." Home health Board of Directors presided over the aides are certified by (lie New jersey annual meeting and presented Mr*. State Board of Nursing. FOR THE VETERANS.Mtmb*n of Browate Trwf No. S7S fro* Jtfflmoa An affiliate of ihc United Way, the School rhitfd IM WtslfMaTMMiiiialaaM* CkapUr of tfct Kfd Crets md wu Jean Marshall, past President of the gr««M by EMCUIIV* Dlrtctor Mr* Oall MUTitt Tkt gM> art pktund will Board of Directors, who journeyed Visiting Homemaker Service works from her current residence in Maine in close association with many other toaucndlhcanniverury celebration. agencies and services in Union LIMBERING UP..:Y., r.A.*,D. teered his services to ihc service and assisted by Mrs. Brubaker and Mrs. to five classes each day at the Edison around from activity to activity be- its home health aides. A commemo- Audrey Spiers who arranged table 226 IVorth Are., Westfleld, N.f. D7O9O Intermediate School in Westficld. cause »ll courses arc offered at one rative plaque of appreciation was decorations and a display of photo- 01 Workshopclasses arc open to all New school. For months after, whenasked, presented to Dr. Ittbachnick. graphs and memorabilia collected 233S177 "^^Vil^'pXurSSD^ttg' ^* 3880O11 Jersey residents. "what did you do on your summer over the first 40 years of Ihc Visiting Also honored was Miss Margaret New to the Workshop'scumculum vacation?" children will have an ex- Homemaker Service's existence. this year is juggling, mask making, citing answer when they team to play P. Carr who retired from active membershipasaTruslecof the Board The service is looking forward to puppevy.advanccdjcwclry, sculpture an instrument or design sculpture at its next 40 years of service. EVERYDAY SHIRT SPECIAL for grades one to three, aerobics, tic- the Workshop. dye, radio broadcasting, writing club Classes arc held Monday through Bring in five shirts and and kartokc. Prc-kindcrgartcn and Friday, from 8:30a.m. to 12:30 p.m. kindergarten students will also be Early drop-off at 7:30 a.m. and late Business Women to Award get the fifth laundered introduced to piano and violin. The pick-up ut 1:30 p.m. is available. wide array of stimulating courses Parents cun enroll their children fora offered by the Workshop arc taught full day of activity by joining the Scholarship This Tuesday by experienced, certified adult FREE! Afternoon Adventures program. Af- The Business and Professional teachers, many with masters degrees Dinner precedes the presentations, lermorningclasscs, children arc laken Women of Weslficld will be pre- and who arc professional musicians, followed by a short business meeting. by bus to the Westricld "Y" Tor senting its annual scholarshipawards When You Pay Cash in Advance artists and dancers. Other courses The public is invited and admission swimming, gym, sports and outdoor ai its Tuesday, May 18, meeting, be- offered this year include baskciry, is $19. Reservations arc necessary activities from 12:30 to 5 p.m. Lute ginning with networking at 6:30p.m. photography, dance, fencing, magic, and can be made by calling 756- ^^WESTFIELD pick up is available unti 16 p.m. forun at B. O. Fields Restaurant, 560 public speaking, computers, televi- 6987. additional fee. Springfield Avenue, Weslficld. sion, creative writing and foreign The group is a professional orga- languages. The Workshop is a non-profit Each year the group awards two nization of women helping women program of the New Jersey Workshop scholarships: One to a high school through education and legislative ThcWorkshop'smusicdcpartnipnl for ihc Arts, an. arts education orga- senior woman entering college and action. For membership information, 814 CENTRAL AVE. OPENOAILY 232-9827 is busy tuning up to teach beginning nization that also oversees the Music one to u woman who is enrolled or please telephone 654-55B4. WESTFIELD 7 AM To 6:30 PM • Sat. to 5 PM 233-3074 through advanced students, string, Studio, UnionCoumy Music Theater, planning to attend school to chungc woodwind, brass and percussion in- and the Wcstfield Fencing Club, un- careers or rccnter the job murket. struments. Ensemble playing is of- der the direction of Dr. Theodore K. This ycur's recipients will be an- fered inlhc. concert bundorja/,/. band Schtosberg. •• • nounced and prcicrited ut this time.

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Kurt C, Bauer, Publisher ^M Our colleges are miles away, bul we're at Union County College earning summer credits -- credits Itiat are accepted by hundreds of colleges (Paymtill In Advance Please; and universities. Union County College has affordable tuition and summer In-Counly Subscriptions, $16 • College Subscript! courses in a wide range of sub|ect3. Day and evening classes meet | tStpttinbtr I ons, $14 Monday through Thursday, so every weekend is a long one. Out-of-Counly Subscriptions, $20 Whatever your plans are next lali, spend your summer at Union County College. NAME Classes begin May 24th. STREET

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I llh Ili-illl Dctonitivt; 1 tv;innlii^ new liilriiiliiilloii U'lHlcrly r,i|itnns ^u ^pllllu.ll i: Wlckt'f vofiificiil Nunli, hi* wile, iiiul llu' ciuU'.irlniJ ;lrllii';ih Iii.il wen' led liptill llM-iuk, "Two II) Two Ncwlk'polni A C.'Jilnl/. Pillows CUSTOM DI'SKINSIiKVIcnS (Jif'l Cerlificiilos Ahvsiys Available J43 E. BROAD SI. MON. SAT. 10-5 ALSO BY APPT. WESTFIEID • 233-2121 501 Suiilli Avo. (tin Ihc cite In) W., Weslficld, NJ Thursday, May 13, J993 Page 7 Patriotic Sons Awarded Trophy for Participation The West Fields Chapter of the Hendrix of Springfield. Sons of Ihe American Revolution has Mr. Hendrix is a past President of received Ihe Hendrix Bowl for the the society andapastnationalTrusicc. fourth successive year for being the Chapter activity is measured by most active chapter in the state. diversity cf meeting programs, par- The award was presented to chapter ticipation in functions with (he past President John Lawson at Ihe Daughters of the American Revolu- recent annual meeting of the New tion, honoring Revolutionary veter- Jersey Sacictyof the SonsinFrechokl. ans, newspaper publicity and taking The silver trophy was given to the part in local patriotic commemora- society by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth tions. The West Fields Chapter tyith its color guard is a regular participant Borough Women with the Daughters of ihc American AT THEIR BKST.«Practktng for Emcont art Brian Cronta, center, and, kit to To Seat Officers Revolution in local Memorial Day and Independence Day celebrations. r||kl,AHlMHiS(ow«sky,StephankBukl«lEllcRFrelwiilMoUyRock,JiUCany, AMJT VaiaatlM, Belli FWier and Thomas Kenny. Wednesday, May 19 It conducts a full schedule of chapter The Mountainside Woman's Club meetings and is affiliated with groups Annual Installation Luncheon is such as the Colonial Cemetery ANOTHKH MILKS IO\K..i» ctlcbralt Ihc 30lh annlvcruiry of the group's scheduled for Wednesday, May I9,at Committee, the spring assembly of pfrli)rminn chorulmusttrHnrks, Mayor GitrlundC."Bud" Bcjoth*, Jr.,Canter, St. Helen's to Present Ihc Chuniiclcr Chateau in Warren. the Weslfield Historical Societies und has declared Suturdav, May 1 J, tu be Choral Art Society of New Jersey Day. A Officers elected at the the Eagle Scout program of the nrtscntJllon wus made to Mrs. Kvclyn Hleeke, third from l«ft, (he yroup's Watchung Area Council of the Boy Dlrector thesvpust 30yeuni, in the Muvor'suffice. \ cumf rl and reception will Encore, a Musical Review organi/utiun'sAprilgcncral meeting lukv plijce on May IS, ut ft p.m. lit Ihe First Preibyterlan Church on Mountain to serve for the 1993-1994 term and Scouts. Avenue und KuM llnud Street, Westfleld. Tickets are $10, and $7 for student* SLHclcn'sRomanCBtholicChurch andaiiheparishcenicr, 1600Rahway to be installed urc: Mrs. W. Jouclt West Fields has been the largest und seniors. A ptHil-ciincerl reception will be held in the church's Assembly Hall. in WeMlTcId will present Encore!, a Avenue, between (he hours of 9 a.m. Blackburn, Mrs. M. Edward Dudick, chapter in New Jersey for several I'urkfnR Is uvulluble In Ihe lul punt the church and oppotlte Ih* church off musical review, Thursday through Mrs. KughGiurdunoand Mrs. Eugene years. Mountain A venue, Tickets muy be had by telephoning Mr*. Helen Organ «132J- and 7 p.m., Monday through Friday. 9240, und they \>lll be uvutiuhle ul Ihe door. Alto shown, left to right, are: Saturday, May 20 to 22, ai 8 p.m. The price of reserved scaling is $10. Rodgcrs, Co-Presidents; Mrs. Victor For additional information, please Pcrrelli, First Vice President; Mrs. Therxture "Ted" Schrlnt, Ihe Vice President; MUs Suzanne Ueany, the Secre- each day and at 7 p.m. on Sunday, General admission tickets available telephone chapter President Steven tury; Jumes /gcida, the Presidenl, und Mlvi Linda Jncobl, the Treasurer. May 23. The performances will be at the door on the days of the per- Armand Sargcnti, Second Vice Clarke at 232-7635. presented at Edison Intermediate formance arc $8. President; Mrs. Pascal Escmplurc, School. 800 Rahway Avenue, Wcst- Recording Secretary; Mrs. Joseph ficld. Town Newcomers Ganci,Corresponding Secretary, and I.ile mi-, iiii'iiiil In lie li\<(l. mill clliiiirily IIIIIKI IH- l>f|H uli\i>. Encore! is being produced to Mrs. Matthew J. Burvetl. Treasurer. Freeholders Change (hie IIIIINI IHV.I, for wlmlrti'i- I'l-jimiii. liirn IIM IIIKL OII lilr. commemorate St. Helen's 25th an- Trustees are Mrs. Charles Shorno —Klriiiiiir ItiMi^'M-ll niversary this year. The musical re- Tell of Events and Mrs. EugeneRodgers. Installing The Meeting Time view features selections from the officer will be Mrs. Michael Sgarro. For May 27 Session ptevious eight youth ministry pro- During May Serving as Chairman of ihc Day Events for May of the Wcstficlcl will be Mrs. Paul Mocko. The pro- The time for the Regular Meeting ductions. One hundred and one pa- of Ihc Union County Board of Cho- rishioners ranging Tram 5 to 60 years Newcomers Club arc: gram will feature Banjo Joe • May 19, ihc Children's Com- Dougherty of Maple Shade, a banjo sen Freeholders on Thursday, May of age and representing the towns of 27, has been reset to 8 p.m. The perfect gift that Wcslficld, Clark, Scotch Plains and niiitcc will meet at I p.m. at the player, vocalist and humorist. Cranford are participating in the Trailstdc Nature center for a 45- Reservations cun be made wilhMrs. The location remains the same at production. minulc program introducing pre- Blackburn at 232-7583 no later ihan the Freeholders' Meeting Room on schoolers to worms, bugs und other this Friday. Membership information ihcSixthFloorofllic Administration gives a gift. Mrs. Mary Ellen Mueller is the Building in Eli/abcili. producer of Encore!. She has pro- earth crawlers. Children must be 3 can be obtained by contacting Mrs. duced six of St. Helen's eight previ- yenrs of ugc and over to participate. Georgette Bcngue at 232-0883. ous musicals and is Assistant Music For more information, please call 317- A delegation of the club attended Minister at Scion Hall University. 9462. Ihc99lh Annual Convention this week Peter Bridges, Roosevelt Intermedi- • May 19, the club will have a at the Easi Brunswick Renaissance Changed ate School vocal musit; specialist, Flortil/Planl Seminar at Shudcs of Hotel. Members of ihc mountainside and Mrs. Anne King, a former Green, Enjoy a class on how to care Woman's Club completing terms on Wcslficld High School teacher and for nil your plants. Also included will the State Board arc Mrs. Donald F. \Our current English teacher at Governor be u ilcmon.sinition by a designer on Hancock, Third Vice President and Livingston High School, arc direct- silk und live floral arranging. For Membership Chairman, and Mrs. Lifestyle? ing the production of Encore!. mure infonmiiion, please cull 789- Henry Bosnian, Continuing Educa- Buy a Medalist Rolling Ball Pen 4860. tion Division Chairman. OiJI Writ ncd lifetime rnccli.iiiic.il.eu:ir3nirc. Every Monday parents and children aiea, you may be interested in ihe mcciat Mindowaskin Park at 10 a.m. position yourself. I'll forward your Look fur a Rcil Balloon which will request for employment information A great gift'for Pftk^f show the meeting area. to our Memphis, Tennessee oflice. Graduation. Father's Day. New Mothers interested in forming Miy 15th * 16th, 1993 a support mill playgroup for children UIMMIlllUI under one arc asked to cull 654-2763. The Clinton Manor Nicole Marione ROUTE 22 WEST. UNION. N.J. Aiickael Kokn Glbbs Graduate TELEPHONE: (908) 6B7B600 AI yew d»w«#ng g JEWELERS Nicole Murionc of Wcstficlit was nHdi undtt on* mot. graduated from the Katharine Gibbs imtrtoi Daiignm > Cutiwn FutpNun < Swi Roomc (908)233-8811 226 North Avenue, West • JVestfield O(t«ntol HUQ« • Spn ' CJOMtt. Mr Ittuicu, emphasis in secretarial .studies. N«w York recently honored new stu- dent members, Including Tracy M. Martin, the daughter of Dr. und Mrs. Kdwiird Martin of Wexl Held, at u spe- cial Induction ceremony held on April 19. A reception und banquet was held in their honor, following the Inltlutlin. Sure To Wish Phi Kappa Itil Is the only nullonul honor society which rtcounl/es und encourages whulurshlpundext-«lleiii'e CAROL GRECO In all disciplines. To qualify for mem- bership, seniors must maintain u 3.6 Jf% Store cumulative grudepolnl average und he A In the upper 10 per cent uf their graduating class; Juniors must be In •> the upper 5 percent of their gruil uut- InKClusijndmulntuInu J.7 cumulative HAPPY BIRTHDAY grudepnl SHE'S 40!! i? 4,^burRir an JD oxn 1 XS^ ^ ^F*" EXPERT CLEANING, TOO! ^^^^ '^^^^LW Don't let summer's heat and humidity damage your ^H^""'>T^^^^V'• precious furs! Store them safely in Hcmington\s own. Mr. und Mrs.ThomasC. Williams, Jr. of Chevy Chase, Maryland, an- ^^K ^^^^^•i temperature and huniiditv controlled storage nounced Ihe birth of thoir daughter, Tcss Caroline Williams. It Pays To Locate Us! ^^^ ^^^^^^k %. vaults—where wiur furs will he handled nnlv n Tuss, who was born on Tuesiiiiy, ^^B^B^B^B^B^B^BW '^4.N ' vBlW ' ' experienced t'ur storage protcssionals, Mnrch 9, weighed .seven pounds, 2735 Rt. 22 West seven oiiiuvs und moiisurod 20.5 FURS • LEATHERS II inches .il birih. Union, N.J. • SHCARIINOS $2O OO II Mrs. Williams.is ihe lonii ClOTH COA TS'FURHATS II TrisliCSilmailin. (Behind Union Motor Lodge) •ACCESSORIES SISOO II Tass'inaliTiialiiiaiuliiioiliL-risMrs. Sidney V, Join1 jdlT.onglienchl.sliiiid, I'lirmcrly of Wi-sifielit. ami her pa- lours: Mon.- Sat. 11 AM -10 PM Does your fur need cleaning? lernnl^raiulpiik'iilsare Mr. anil Mrs. T.C. Williuiiis «l"Clicvy Cluistv Sundays 5-10 PM Find out how little the cost of Iy Authentic Mexican Cuisine , our exclusive SAKURIZING Son J8 i trciUinent can he. oxn Marguritas Our Specialty 1 ^ Banquet & Party Facilities ij North American Luncheon Special Mr, mill Mrs. Mink (.'iliolla of /> rr, • lrrec|iori, New York annoiinml Ihf Moderately Priced birthoi'llk'ii son, Kyan I'aiilCiliolUi, who wasboinun rimisilay.lrliitiiiry II. Bu On e E tree Kynn wi'ii'lk'd I'ij'.lil |ii)innls, 1.1 Kids Eat : »p . L " OIIIHTN ami im'iisiiivil 2?. iiuluvs at 1 hirlh. I le joins twin txulln'i s, Hiamlon ..... • Get 2nd ^^K FLEMNQTON, NEW JERSEY nml Iti'iijiiniiiiCiliuiia. ^^B 0PEH8UTOAY* EVEHY DAY 1 Ryan's inak'inal }'i;i[ul|i;m'iils iiu ^^^B 10A.M.TO6P.M. Mr. anil Mis. Daniel i-'ndis ol OnFREEe Child Por Adul! l 1/2 PRICE 'I'hkMisvillt1, VVisuoisin, and his n;i- Under 10 Yonrs ol Aflc Not To (ir Cumbm 1 ldiTiiK'iilsnu Mi, anil Mis. Not To Bn Combined w Ottini CVtrri w Other Oiler", ^^^A FINE rum SINCE mi ikinlnillii i «[> (> t:i Colorado. wootl. Reservations can be made by call 232-8057. Scholarship winner Sharon Recipients of the awards were se- Anlonucci, die daughter of Mr*. lected on the basis of academic Marian Anlonucci, is a member of achievement, character and financial the National Honor Society.aGarden need. Slate Scholar and a Commended The Italian Language Scholarship Scholar of the National Merit will be presented lo Andrea L. Scholarship Program. Sharon wai in Pctrozzcll, daughlerof Mrs. Christine the Internship Program in the Office D Pciruzzell and the late Caesar A. of Senator William "Bill" Bradley. Pciruzzell. She plant to attend the She plans to attend Dickinson Col- University or Pennsylvania and ma- lege. jor in international relations. Andrea Scholarship recipient Jeanine is a member of the National Honor Gotiko, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Society, the French Honor Society Edward Gotiko, plans to major in and is also a Com mended Scholar of Elementary Education at the Uni- the National Merit Scholarship Pro- vcrsityof Delaware. Jeanine.an honor gram . She has traveled, through Fiance roll student, r. listed in Who's Who in and Italy and is active in community American High School Students and services. is a Counselor at the Westfield "Y." Slaccy E. Tounelloue, the daugh- ter or Mrs. March Tourtcllottc, will Scholarship winner Krula Graf, be the recipient of the Enzio Frigcrio the daughter of Mrs. Margaret Graf Memorial Scholarship. Stacey has and the late William H. Graf, plans to been accepted at lames Madison major in education at the University University and plans to major in of Tampa. Krista, a peerlcaderand a HcalwSciences.ShcwasaTricaption member of the softball team, works of Varsity Soccer and was on All- part-lime to save for her college ex- American, All-State and All-County penses. Soccer (cams. Scholarship recipient Christina David Brcarley Regional High VanWyk plans to major in physical School senior, Tara Novcllo is the therapy at Misericordia College. She John Mauti Memorial Scholarship is the daughter of Mr. and Mn, Wil- IIV THK KKYS...The Puul Salomon* Juu Trio to otrfmm in concert at the recipient. Tara is the daughter of Mr. liam VanWyk. Christina is a member Wesltleld Memorial Ubrury ul 3 p.m. on Sunduy, May 23. andMrs. Frank Novelloof Garwood. of the National Honor Society, ihe She plans to attend the University of French Honor Society and interned Hartford. Andrea was a member of in the office of Representative Rob- Varsity Field Hockey and Softball at ert D. Prank. Christina has been ac- Jazz Trio Will Perform Brcarley. tive in the Marching Band, the David Duclks, the son of Mr. and Caiholic Youth Organization ofHoly At Library on May 23 Mrs. John Duclks, will be the recipient Trinity Roman Caiholic Church and of the John DcStcfanis Memorial volunteers at Children's Specialized The Paul Saloraonc Jazz Trio will the 15th annual Kenneth S, Guston Scholarship. David has becnacceplcd Hospital. return to Wcsificld ui 3 p.m. on Award will be presented to Mrs. at Methodist College. He plans to The Wcsificld Chapter of UNICO Sunilay, Muy 23, for their second Eileen "Mike" Farley, the first major in Physical Education. David National has raised funds for schol- concert of this year's series. This President, from 1972 to 1974, of the was Captain of both the Football and arship awards through projects such event, rescheduled because of snow Friends of the Library. The Gaston Baseball team. He is a three-year as flea markets and the sale of in March, will be held in I he Program Award is presented each year to an lettcrman in both sports. SupcrBowl raffle tickets. Room of the Weslfield Memorial individual who has given outstanding Library. service to the Wesificld Library. It is Westfield Author Board to Receive Paul Sulomonc on the keyboard, appropriate that all past Presidents accompanied by drums and bass, have also been invited, as the Will Sign Copies 'technology Report presents a repertoire which includes "Friends" marks 20 years of service popularhits, standard American songs to wcsificld. Of His First Book This Tuesday and li is own compositions. His crrt- The community is invited, free of Local humorist Barry Duller will The Wesificld Board of Education pliasisltiis lime will bemqreon music charge, to join in this celebration and be on hand Saturday, May 22, ut the will hold its regular monthly business and less on discussion of technique. jazz, event. new Barnes & Noble bookstore in meeting at 8 p.m. on Tuesday. May This jaw. artist from Scotch Plains Springfield on Route No. 22. Mr. 18, in the Board Meeting Room at On tht Island ufMunhuti-,uniJln Its Duller will be signing copies of his hits a background in classical music, environs there may well be 400 or 500 302 Elm Street. which enriches the music of this m«n of different sects und nations; the book, Everything I Really Need to The agenda includes an interim group, now performing in concerts Direction General told me there were Know I Learned from Television. The report from the 19-membcr Tech- throughout northern New Jersey. men of eighteen different lunguugex. book, which fcalurcs humorous il- nology Advisory Committee to the As- part of this musical occasion, — Fr. Jogua, SJ, in 1646 lustruiionsbycurloonislRick Parker, Superintendent of Schools. The pokes a light-hearted look at televi- committee was formed in October to sion cliches. study the use of technology toenhance Mr. Duller, originally from Scotch teaching and learning and to improve HOURS BY APPOINTMENT Plains, currently lives in Wcstficld. administrative and student manage- He worked on stalf alMarvcl Comics ment tools in the Westfield schools THE DERMATOLOGY CENTER i n Nc w York Tor three and a ha I f years for the coming decade and after. and currently docs freelance writing Chaired by Dr. Robert D. Radcr, LAWRENCE NIJAKI MEYERS, M.D. for Marvel Comics and Topps Com- the Assistant Superintendent for DERMATOLOGY ics. Business, Ihccommillcc,includes 10 Everything I Realty Need to Know leather, live administrators and four • MEDICARE ASSIGNMENT I Learned from Television is Mr. parents. • SATURDAY HOURS AVAILABLE Dullcr's first book. Its final report, due on Friday, Mr,. Duller will be appearing at October IS, will include specific 501 LENOX AVENUE (908) 232-2727 Barnes & Noble from 2 to 4 p.m. and recommendations on (he use of WESTFIELD, N.J. 07090 BOARD CERTIFIED said he will also be glad to sign technology in the schools, curricular televisions for anyone who brings implications of increased use of theirs in. technology, technology equipment and software recommended for pur- chase or lease and related siaff con- Boys and Girls side rations. Invited to March Tuesday's school board meeting is open lo the public, with timcalloiicd With Library for public questions, comments and The Wcsificld Memorial Library's suggestions. Children's Department invites boys anil girls in grades kindergarten and n & Off Premises Catering Polluck Suppers up to march along with the librarians in Wcsll'icld's Memorial Day Particle Women's Unit Topic on Monday, May 31, A program, "Polluck Supper und Murclicrs may wear clown make- FROM 10 TO 200 PERSONS Workshop: Hot to Throw a Fabulous up, clown costumes or curry any Party," will be sponsored by Women clown props lo iimiouncc lliis year's for Women of Union County on Summer Vacation Reading Club. ngagement and Bridal Parties, Baby Showers Thursday, June 3, at 6:30 p.m. m St. Participants must hu willing and Puul'sEpiscopulCri urchin Wcstficld. ublc ui walk the parade route. It will deal with generating ideas Anyone who would like lo inarch 9 orporate Luncheons and Dinners for any size puny, the guest fist, in- with the library muy rcgisler in llic viiutions, ihc food, entertainment, Children's Department beginning balloon decorations and how lo get Monday, May, 17. irthday and Anniversary Parties guests to mingle. A city wher* wise jjuys peddle gold Turu Novtllo The guest speaker will be a miislcr bricks tueuch otlwruiul Truth, crushed bnlloon designer who owns an urcu down loeurlh, rises uguinusphuticy us Medical Progress U rganizational Events shop. u glusa eye, — Otn Heck oi\ New Yvrk In Hrcast Cancer ar and Bat Mitvahs, Christenings Overlook Topic I aim iiboul the newest maliml 2* ADVERTISING SALES advances in treating breast uinccr by II olid ay Events iitlvnding Overlook Hospital's special Dreusi Cancer forurn Tuesduy, Muy JBrlvate Rooms Available Stuck in a routine IK, in Room 1 All on Ihc hospital'.s with a dull 9-5? sixth floor in the Center for Com- munity I Iciilth from 7 lo 9;.1O p.m. Call GETTING TO KNOW YOU Tim evening will feature n panel of SPI-CIAI. MI-NT' I'ACKAdl-S (>l I I Kl I) and reach /or the sky! Overlook experts — a gcnerul sur- Want unlimited earnings? l>con, plastic surgeon, medical - tttslttts Seafood Also Serving Chicken, Steak and AssortedPastas - oncologist, ladiuliijiiMcini! oncology Then call us now. clinical Miir.siy Ovorlaiik Call R1GIIT AWAY!!! Upitl's Wdim-n's I Icalili Si'ivicos In ('i)<)|K'iulinii wiih tin* llaillii I'.du- Phone:'(908) 78aticndUnionCollcgc. Italian Club and is a member of the : Craig was awarded a $2,000 schol- Key Club. HchusalsobcenaStudcni ; antup, and his activities at the high Council Representative and is a : ichoolincludcbcingamcmbcrofthc member of the National Honor So- ! lacrosse team, the football team and ciety, National Latin Honor Society : Students Against Drunk Driving. and the Madrigal Singers. He also • Craig also is very active in the com- participates in Students Against ; munilyandhcisinvolvcdwiihthc4- Drunk Driving and is a member of : H seeing eye puppy project and the the WcslficldChorale and participates . American Legion. in his church fellowship program und plans to attend Yale University in : Olenn, the son of Mr. and Mrs. New Haven, Connecticut. : Randolph Wojcik, plans to altcnd • RennssclacrPoIyiochnicInsiiiuicthis Daniel P. Focrst, the son of Mr. and ! fall in Troy, New York. Gjcnn was Mrs. James Focrst, was awarded a awardcda$2,000scholarshipandhis $500 scholarship and plans to attend many activities at Ihe high school Catholic University in Washington, includebcinga membcrof the varsity D.C. Daniel has been active at the soccer team and Cuptain of the var- high school as a crew member for sity lacrosse team. Glenn is also ac- many of the theatrical presentations tive in thcKcyClub.SiudcntsAguinst at the school and has participated in Drunk Driving, ihcSpanish Club, tttc the Young Life program for the last Duvld Uuelks LatinClubandhas been a class officer four years through his church. ClennJ. Wojclk Murk Davidson . ,)uells on the Student Council during his "Thcscholarshipcommillccwishcs auenduncc at the high school. Glenn lo thank all of the applicants who Gardenaircs to 'View' alto Is a member of the National submitted applications to the club. Tall Ships in Boston Latin Honor Society and is involved This year was an especially lough in Suinl Helen's Youth Group and year for the committee to make its Mrs. Viola Debbie, a manner of works part-time as a soccer referee. determinations due to the large the Oiirdenuircs, will show ii vidco- Jj tfiUhow, the son of Mr. and Mrs. number of applicants and lite limited -uto<;olcl>r;)imiio5CX)lli ),. ' I J -• \\ Roger Subanosh, was awarded a resources of the club. The committee The audio cassette was invented in Holland In 1963. wishescachof those whohasappiicd anniversary of Christopher Colum- $2,000 scholarship and will be at- bus' voyage. tending Cornell University in lihitcu, continued success in Ihe future and wants to thank them for participating The Gnrdemiircx will mcci on New York this fall. Matthew has been Wednesday, May 26, ;u noon in the very active atthc high school ami has in the c lub scholarship program," Dr. Gcrsch said. T.M.A. Room ai the old Trailsidc bccnamcmbcroflhc National Honor building, down I lie hill, in the Society in both 1 lth and 12lh grades Watchiing Reservation. and a Garden Suite Scholar in the 12th grade. He is involved with the Rcfrcshnicnts will be served und yearbook, and his club activities in- Rescue Squad guests and new members may al IIMKI. clude the Horticulture Club, the An i 1 — Serving the Town Since 1890 — Club and the Latin Ctub. Matthew is Blood Drive Is on the varsity golf team for the high , $1 orn UNION COUNTY school and previously was on the Sunday, May 23 || IHlM I HOME SHOW P.O. BOX 250,50 Elm street, Westfield, NJ 07091 baseball team as a freshman und a The Wcstficld Volunteer Rescue junior. Squad is sponsoring its annual blood David, the son of Mr. and Mrs. drive in conjunction with the North New Jersey's Leading Home Show' Ralph Shiwotsuku, wus awarded u Jersey B lood Center on Sunday, May $1,000 schokirshipundplansioaltcnd 23, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Renssclacr Polytechnic Institute. Wcslficld Rescue Squad building at [THE 1993 David is active in the high school and 335 Wallcrson Street. has participated over the last four Donors will receive a free choles- HOME I years on the lacrosse team. His terol screening and credit for any community activities involve his us- family member who may require I SHOW sociulion with Young Life through blood during the year, his church. You must be 18 years or older, or May 15th A 16th, 1993 Ronald, the son of Mr. and Mrs. 17 with parental permission, weight Ronald Mummano, was awarded a al least 110 pounds and be in good UTWrnHVi lft (a •« SUNDAY: 10 to 6 $ I .OOOscholurshipund plansioulfcml health to donntc. Hamilton College in Clinlon, New For more information, please call The Clinton Manor York. Ronald is u member of the 233-2501. HOUFE 22 WES1, UNION. N.J. National Honor Society and he par- ThcWcsiricldRcscucSquiid.anon- TELEPHONE: (903) 687 BGOO ticipates on the football, golf und profit,voluntccrorgnnixalion, is now AA you/ d«cwjflnfl rmmotHtng andimttolttion lacrosse teams und also is a member n»»rji undtr on* root conducting its unnuul fund drive. Tax ln)»ttcf Oeii^ntK • Cuiloin FuinHijtc > Sun Roomi of the Itolinn Club and Key Club. He deductible contributions may be sent Orthlll Dnvitl, the son of Mr, mid Mrs. Subscriptions John Diiclks, was iiwimlcd a $1,000 scliolurshij) niul pjuns U) intend fiose $14 Mclluxll.sl College in I-'nyetiDvillc, North Ciiriilliin. Dnvid'saciivlilcsai (September to May) Ihe liigh school Include living Ciipmin Bushes of the Ibothnll mini mid on the All- Group Third mid I'mmli towns In roolhrhlllllC'll'ip h Subscj'ibe Now! busoliull Icnni for both hl.s Junior inul $2." OFF!! senior ynirs mid luw lici'ii on the All- NAME. County, All-Arcn and All-CVnlrnl Over 200 varieties to Jersey Dnschiill Ti'itni.DiivliliiLsdlins t-H3t*nn jjuriktpiiiit In IIK- Chirclcn Sinlc choose from!!! STREET. Oiimcx. Ills cimtniiiiiily lU'tlvllk'i Include liilmiiif, cltildini in Iniii'luill Williams Nursery nmJ|ntl|JlliildlK k CITY -PHONE hulplhc ytJimucr cfi rlilion In Wes & the (Ah, I \ Mr. Scott also served as president Avenue—oil burner malfunction. • Seven humlredblockofColcman of Ihe Silver Beach Association. • Five hundred block of Picrson Born in North Plainficld, he had At Trailside Street—lockout. Place—alarm activation. lived in Mountainside for many years. Trailsidc Nature and Science Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. Center in Mountainside has openings Dooley Funeral Service, Murjorie Scott; a daughter, Mrs. in its spring nature-related programs Barbara Jeanne Prince; a sister, Mrs. Tor pre-schoolers. Caring & Courteous Set rice to the Evelyn Scott Anderson, and three Baby Makes Three, a program for ( grandchildren, Cranford/Westfield Area Since / J/j M Mrs. Chandler, 91 naturalworld through strolls and hikes Mrs. Pauline O. Chandler, 91, of throughout the scenic Waichung Westfield Clcurwaicr, Florida, formerly of Reservation. Westfield,died on Sunday, May 9, in Baby Make Three is offered on 556 Westfield Avenue alternate Tuesdays al 10:30 a.m. and 2330255 Mcnsc-Cuunlrysklc in Clcarwatcr. Born in Alleluia, Texas, she had backpacks, baby slings or carriers urc Joseph F Dooley moveef to Clciirwatcr from lhc lawn recommended. Wildflowcrs and Manager in 1973. stream study will be the focus of the Mrs. Chandler had been a home- upcoming program. maker and a member of the Order of The Two of Us combines the Ensicrn S lar as well ax ;i member .storytelling, crafts, hikes and oilier of the Union Street United Mclhodisi activities to excile and educate botti Church of Clcarwaler. mlultand child wilh the natural world. AKTDRNOON CAST MICMHi:H.S...SIi<>wn, left to right, ure: Top row, Amy She is survived by u daughter, Mrs. ThcTwoof Us.uprogram for2und Nycim, Mlysun (ireene, Cltilre VIIIK. Adrlmne Durr, Jason Lud*rmin and Marilyn Kamp of Shelby, North ahalf to4 ycarolds.accompanicsby Christopher Uixon; Ixittom row, Ailrlunne Itlauvcll, Michael Krlvvk, KrMIn Cr.mtoril Carolina, twograndchildrcn and ihrcc an adult, is offered Tuesdays at 1:15 Connor.suntl Mary Kiit« Dubtiss. Mtalnx Is DuvkKiliilunellu. p,m.andWcdncsdaysal9:30a.m.,or 218 North Avenue great-grandchildren. Services will bo held today al 3 I p.m. Upcoming programs include: 276-0255 p.m. at tlie Sylvan Abby Chape! at Egg-citing Eggs, Creepy Crawlers Francis J. Dooley Jr 2853 Sunset Point Koad, Clcarwaicr, and Frog und Toad. Manager with the Reverent! Dr. Vincent S. For information regarding Tecs or i registration, please telephone Visitation will follow lhc service. Truilsideul 789-3670. The Moss-Fcustcr Funeral Home in Duni'din, Florid;] handled isr- Charles V. Dooley John L. Dooley Matthew R. Dooley rangcmunis. Hcnlth Day Slated May 13. l«03 Saturday in llorough Mrs. Del'tiss, 76 A llcnllh Day hus been scheduled Mrs. Ik-mum A. (itiirhurii F.li/n- by Ihc Westfield Regional hculth liuih) Delta, 76, who helped bring Deparuiicnl for Saturday, May 15, about Iici-usiug of nil practical nurses from 9 lo 11 a.m. til the Mountainside in New Jersey, died Saturday, Mny I, Municipal Building at 1385 Route I ho's going to pay for at the Community Malinil Ccnu-r in No. 22 East. Toms Uiver. Colo-rectal screening lest kits will your funeral? A naiivoof Cliicago^she liacl lived bctlisiribuicd and a health-education in Irvingioii anil Wcsifield before program will be offered inuddillonlo moving to'linns Kivcr in I'J7(). Li blood lest Tor various Illnesses and Mrs. DcPuss was president of the a blood-pressure screening. lour insurance may be enough Licensed r'ruclicul Nurses Assticin- Registration is required. IMcn.se lionof NewJersey from 1%4 lo I%K telephone 78iitliuii row, l.niiniMiNill, MuryKutlileun I.echntr,. luck NursNu e AfisociiilioAii n off Wiild Republican Leaders- (inrdnn nrxl MILIUICI (.'urlvr. .VIIKKIHK K AIIIIIII llrunilugi'. She urudiiuiciirrimi (he Calciloiiiiiii Ask the Removal Jrind out how you can relieve Hospital nui'sinn school in New York your loved ones from the City and reiitvd in 1V7(> alter more Of Mr. Pappas Wilson School Musical I kin '1(1 ynirs us a nurse, including slinlxnt Irviiij'tou (icm-iul Hospital financial burden of a funeral. ordered to reimburse Ihc county Ibr To Be Presented May 17,18 ami ai Kiinluill Mi-tlical Center in $26.1,000 In IUKHI expenses. Tliul l.akewuml. The li Till ((Hitlers nl Wilson.School closed. Sunu-thiny mysterious is go- She hcloiij'al lo I In- Kcsiik'nlsCliil) llliltllT is till ll|)|X!lll. The dispute uyi-r his selection lo iirc prcpjiniiK n inii.sicnl entitled iu^unl Join ilii-m lor till the fun uml and ilk- iieedlciTul'i club m Silver I'JmntwiiiJ'tlwMitsirliiitwiumWrxhi' nilvt'iiiiue tin Monday. May 17, nl I'UNHKAL (he ticket muse in Murch when die Kidjit'i'urk near Tunis Uivi-r. ki'piihlli'iiiiH, liisti-iuUil holding their diri-ciiiiiiol Miss Kiircn Yulii. 1:10 p.m. und Tui-sdny, Mtiy IK.iii Dl HECTORS Surviving are ln-r husband; :i MM, iriulliional mnvciilion, used n TliiMinisiml Hikesphiii'iihisiluiiil 7:.1()p,m, — Sine? ItiV — Oc-nildM. l)d'uss,iuiilii|!iiimli'hilil. i uiiimilili-i- to si'k-ci (he ImllcliiijiwIicit-iliililK-inhiiikiiitlKisl Tin- puMIc Is invitedtiMillciKlllil.t Sofvicos wen- hfhl Wcilni-sdny, Is pliiyiii)! lhc iiinno dlli-r school is lire inuskiil I'vi-ni. May 5,iil ihcljuinn-1 lopping l-'imanl cmcidiilcs, lliiiui- in Tunis Uivi-r. I'uity incinbi-rs lepiiricdly lind Iwir Utlll UlL1 (,'OIIIIH Itil'l' MiellKKl WHS liSl'll >I-KI I'll.CRAY, Jli. •HMIH/I rtiMUKl, • WILLIAM A- HOY 1.1: ('(iiitiibtitbiisnuiy be IIHKK- in Hie * • + • I'M '1.1 niA KAHII.I, • DAI.i: SCIltll'StltA liaiiiisctlicliiaiinkriihllkuly woitkl TIIIIIKII-I' I" n1""'' tlitinilri- I- lni)ir<'««l\i-i Iml II U Licensed I'rnciical Nurses Assocla- iicrcininiimiu-il, linn Ciinliuiaiij', I .iluailiun I'IIIKI, WIvSTI-'II-;!.!*: T IfCI-a^t liiotKi St.. 1-HMI M. f iiiiy. Jr. Mj'i. •.'.U-014* C'rliicincctwutl Mr. McDoniiolKif lIlll'H lilt' Hlll'li. ( K ANTOKI): I.' S|iriti|:)ir|d Avr., Willimu A. fioyli-, M|',r. » TIM)W2 iKIl Stuin|(l'li'l utes, 21 second and Lisa Citrin look Sulunla)' xUuk-hini|iCiint'vrcnii>Meetultlielnwnlrach.TheIilu«D(!Vllscuine the 3.20C3.20UJ mclcr run with respective in second t» Pbinliukl by u store of 162-HK. times of 10 minutes and 12 seconds sixth place, with yet another personal and 10 minutes and 18.6 seconds. best of 13 minutes, 38 seconds. In an exciting finish, Ted Thc4-by-40O-incicr relay team of KilconunoiiK, Ho and Don Ounbrisi Allcbaugh, Winkler, AnisaDujnic and Baseball Team Defeats kicked lo seize the third, fourth and Hester ran a total lime of 4 minutes, fifth spots in the 1,600 meters. 19.S seconds. This was a personal Kilcommons pulled away on the best for the team and they took a last lap lo cross the line in lour min- strung second place. Johnson in Tournament utes and 40 seconds, 1.3 seconds The Held events were a success as lly r.ltIC KUIIIN as the Blue Devils" won il in eight ahead of Ho and 2.7 in front of well. In ihc shot put Shi-Kia Carter Socially HVMfrn/WAr W«yfitUUtttltl innings off a riin-scoring single by Cambria. placed third with a throw of 33 feet, The Wcsificld Baseball Team David Duclks in the botioni of the Just .7 seconds back of victory, Jim 11.75 inches. moved a step closer to the Union eighth. Nicoll's Iwo-minulc and 2.89-sec- In the discus, Wcstficld look second County Touriiaincntclininpionslupas Pitching for Wcsificld was senior ond runncrup finish in llic 800 meters, and fifth place. Carle threw 111 feet, they squeaked by Johnson Regional Chris Roguso. Roguso pitched six as well as John O'Brien's fourth place one inch for second place. Patricia H igh School ol Clark on Saturday by and two thirds innings for Wcstficld. 2.7 seconds back, propelled Uie Dev- Clairbornc placed filth, throwing 85 a score of 4-1. Chris had it 4-2 lead goinginto ihc top ils. feel, two inches. On the mount lor Wcstficld was of the seventh, but two errors by "I gol boxed in early, and ihut liurl IHTTINC; IIIR STIHDIC.The Illut Devils' K^ffi&SXSfiSiS&l In Ihc javelin Weslfield's Joanna Chris Infiiniini). Ho pitched master- Wcstficld inficUtcrs tied llic score up inc." said sophomore O'Brien, "but which enublcd her tu run ut u pint of 63,7 wcunds In the 400-meter run In the Rulf placed sixth wiih a throw of 74 fully as lit allowed only one run in the Wuli-huni! Cnnt'ur«ni-« Meet on Suturduy lu pluce fourth In Ihe event. at 4-4. once I got oui I fell like 1 was flying." fccl.scvcninchcsandAllcbaughlook entire game. In this giiaic Chris got Senior reliever Dtivc Hnrwood Wcsltlckl dominated Uic 110-mcicr seventh throwing 74 feet, three inches. support offensively from fellow came in and held Crunfurd scoreless high hurdles, wiih Jeremy Rominc, Remarkable individual achieve- classmates, Seth Corcn and Adam for the end or the seventh and ihe Williams and Blanding taking lliird, Watner Captures First ments enabled Wcstficld to place Yanii/.zi. wliolc ciglith inning lo get the win for fourth and fifth. Rominc led the way second in ihc Wntdiung Conference. Senior catcher Corcn roped a Wcstficld, as the Blue Devils won 5- in 15.7 seconds, as only a icnth of a double to left field to score two runs 1 4. Also Betting a hit apiece for second separated Ihc u"io. Ilascball Project against Johnson to push ihe score to Wcsifield were Yanu/.zi and Paul Hayes placed second in the In County Contest 2-1, Yanu/./.i added two more hits Sclnvarzcnhek. pole viuill wiih a personal best 11 during ihc game to knock in two as Weslfield's record stands al an feet, as did Hester in the high jump Hy KKIC HUIIIN Scotch Plains golfer Duncan Offers Tickets well. This proved to be enough as WifinW impressive 13-4. with a.six-foot leap. McGinnis to seal his victory lust week. To All-Star Game Wcsificld moved on to the second The Blue Devils played Pluinfield FourlJi places were mken hy Am it Junior Crcgg Wauicr finally won In ihc regulation 18 holes, Crcgg round of ihe tournament, where iliey ihc individual honors at Ihc annual Baseball-Project '93 is running a yesterday. Miigdicli in tltc pole viiuliami Mali shot a two-over 74. On the front nine major league All-Slar game raffle lo will face lasl year's champions, Daly in the javelin. Union County Tournament on holes Watner had bogies on the sixth Summit, tomorrow at Edison Ioier- Thursduy. help defray the cost of the renovated The ncxi championship meet, the and ninth holes to give him a 38. baseball complex at ihc Edison In- incdiaie School. Diamond Loop Union County individuals.awiiit.sthe After missing a two-foot pull in However, on the back nine Crcgg The Blue Devils' next game was lusiycar'siilayolTloWestficldgulfcr tcrmcdiaic School. To Hold Signups Devils Wednesday in Elizabeth. The wasonfireushciicorchcdullparsand A $10 donation will qualify par- losl to Roxbury, by a score of 7-1. Devils and Minuicmcu should duel Mark Hobbic, he was not ubout to let wound up wiih an even-par 36. Senior southpaw Yami/zi started ihc A spokesman for the Wcsificld this year's title slide past the hole. ticipants for Ihc drawing in which the throughout Ihc evening for ihc litlc. Behind McGinnis from Scotch first prize includes lour game tickets game for Wcsificld. He pitched well, Baseball Lciiguc announced summer CrcggsunkalO-fooipuitforbirdic Plains was Wcstficld senior Mall for the major league All-Slar game at bin lack of defense fruia die infield in-iown league regi.slralion will be on Ihc lirsiholcoftlie playoff against Jcsstip, who finished with an im- Camdcn Yards in Baltimore on and loo many bases on balls proved held on Saturdays, May 15 and 22, at pressive eight-over 80 for ihelSliolcs. Tuesday, July 13, Amtrak train tick- to be Weslfield's downfall. Gunipcri Pick) from 9 a.m. to noon. Jcssup's split was 39 on (tie front anil ets, four days' hotel reservations and Yitnuzzi walked seven butters and Boys ami girls aged 7 lo 13 will Baseball League 41 on ihc back nine. His score of 80 the infield yielded three errors as havcnoiryoutsand no practices. All a free car rciilal. play an X- to 10-game schedule from More Sports To Hold Tryouts gave him a third-place finish overall. For tickets, please telephone Jerry Roxbury piled on unearned runs Senior cupluin Brian O'Conncr throughout the game. June 28 lo July 30. Games will be The WcslficUl Baseball Lcuguc Infant™ at 654-3120, Mel Coren at played weekdays only, sign up and On Pages will bold tryouts for players in Ihc finished fourth in lire tournament with 654-5848 or Gene Sdiwarzcnbek al Yaniizzi gave up one liit and five a nine-over 81. Brian missed iwo runs in the four innings lie pitched. play even if you are noi available 14- to 10-yuiir-old range on ihc 654-6356. fulf-liinc. following dates and times at birdie pulls by a hair on tlic front nine The drawing will be held al 10a.m. The relief was not much belter as 12,13,14,15 Tiunaqucii Field No. 2: Saturday, ami still wound up with a 41. Brian on Saturday, June 19, al the Edison Ihree more relievers walked six more Managers arc needed. For more May 15, nocin; Sunday, May 16,1 • finished die lasl nine holes wiih a 40 complex. batters and two more runs were information, please telephone Bob a.m.; Saturday, May 22, noon, and lo clinch his fourth-place spot. scored. Albino at 654-9458. Sunday, May 23, 11 a.m. Finishing fifth was last year's Darren Hertcll These two games pushed All players must register nnu champion, junior Miirk Hobbic. Mark Weslfield's record lo II wins and SNAPPER •MclNTYRES • SNAPPER • MclNTYRES proof of ugc is required. The sea- sluHan 84 witha split of 39-45 on ihe Chooses Virginia four losses. son will run from about mid June to day. Also placing was junior Rich All-American Darren Herlcll of The Wcsificld nine went up against curly Aligns! and there is ii poten- Jeremiah, who finished seventh with Wcstfield, whobeeamcihciirst boys* Union Catholic in Scutch Plains on A MAJOR tial of playing approximately 25 an 86. swimmer lo win four gold medals at Friday. This game proved to be a games. Inlhe team competition, Wcslfield the New Jersey Suite liitcrscholasiic confidence builder lor llic players as Iflhere are any iiuesiions, please run awuy with ihc first-place title by Athletic Association Meet of Cham- they won il easily 9-1. The biggest telephone 13 ill Meyer at 233-d 139. combing their top four scores for a pions tliispnslMnrchJias announced accomplishment in the game was by BREAKTHROUGH 311) total. This score was one stroke he will attend the University of Vir- juiiiur fircbalier Chris Vogcl, who FOR RECYCLING nlTlhe record sul by last year's Blue ginia this fall. struck out 16 Union Catholic batters Spraguc Helps Devil team. Wesificld's closesi Hertcll concluded his high school enroulo to a three-hii game. AND MULCHING comiKiilorduring thelouniiimcnl was career at ihe Meet of Champions by Leading the Wivsll'ield offensive: SNAPPER'S rovolulionnry, Wesleyan to Title rival Scolfh Plains. They finished winning his second straight 100-yard attack was senior David NINJA Blado designs, cuts 5 Horsepower Freshman Dave Spruguc of West- with aiotal of 340. backstroke and 200 individual med- Sdiwur/.cnhck who went M with u and re aits grass cuppings so field had two saves in the second The slate loiiriiamenl started yes- ley lilies, lie nisei swam on two •noilMroiis double down Ihc left-field ftnn your lawn looks liko you self-propelled bnggnd Tho ulUa fine Recycling/Mulching Mower quarter recently lor the Ohio lertlay as ihc top live golfers from winning relays which resulted in his line. clippings food your Inwti Wesley an Un i vers il y Me n 's Latrusse West field were scat to Rutgers to lour gold medals. Also ripping the ball was senior Tcuin ol Delaware, Ohio as the team compute in the rcgicual.s. Lusi year, ilmcll led Wcsificld to ccnlcrlurldcT Hilly Roilil, who liil a defeated Wittenberg University of The twu teams with the lowest lo- its first hoys' state learn championship soaring SIHII over the Union Catholic's $ 574.95 Springfield, Ohio 27-3 in a i-hampi- la IK from yesterday's tournament will since 1975. LVnleiiieliters' head for a run-scoring unshipgainc. then go to ihe stale final which are lie also is the first swimmer in triple. Their record stood al 12-4 al NowSavo 75.00 king held ;u Westfichl 's Imnic course the conclusion of Ihis romp. Idun'l like lilt life lure. There Is nu Union County history to win two of Kcho Lake Country Club on events for lour straight years m the West field then played CrauforU on OnSafo $499.95 greenery, II would mukt u stum- sick. Monday, May 24. — Nikita S Krmtfchev county championships. Monday.ThisluniedlolvannilbiU'r

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AND LOCKSMITH SHOP I.OMI'II II lOCKStRVK.f ( SI ADI ISHtlJ IH'HI INSTRUCfORS...Top molo and fomnlo oducntore from 235 ELMER STREET WESTFIELD • 232-2528 Qronl Britain and Iho United States. SNAPPER •MclNTYRE S ©SNAPPER • MclNTYRE S Page 12 Thursday, May 13, 19« Results of Sports Events Volleyballers Win All. SPORTS In Westfield's Schools BASEBALL By Narrow Margins Varsity Uy CHARLES H. MICHELET set that can mean Ihc difference be- Netters Defeat AH Foes Wednesday, May S — Westfield versus Kearny—icscheduled to Thursday, Smatiii Vriimfw n< Wufitidt**' tween smiles and frowns on ifut long May 20 TheWcstficId VolleyballToam won bus ride home. Friday, May 7 — Weslfield, 9; Union Catholic. 1 Saturday, May 8 — Weslfield, 4; Anhur L. Jolinsori, I — Union County all of their matches last week, but not After spending much of the season Tournament always by a comfortable margin. so far reminding the team lo put the Except Millburn Team first game behind them, win or lose, Monday, May 10— Westfield. S; Cranford, 4 Beginning wilhlheRahway match Coach Kennedy now faces the prob- BySrtVtLKHMAN Elizabeth 4-1. Freshman Brad Junior Vanity on mdnesday. the Blue Devils de- Wednesday, May 5 — Weslfield versus Kearny — rescheduled la Thursday, SptcMi WriiUAfir Tkt W Jankowski played first singles and feated their opponents soundly in the lem of giving all Ihc players consis- The Westficld High School Tennis suffered a loss to the Union County May 20 first game 15-2, then narrowly won tent playing experience. Team posted another solid week, but champion Danilo Anjos. Those in Friday, May 7 — Westfield, 9; Union Calbolic, 2 the second 16-14. What would be bcsl. she explained, Monday, May 10 — Westfietd, 12: Cranford, 2 Against Union on Thursday, would be to "have the entire team suffered a hard-fought loss to other positions wonincluding second Ninth GraJ* Millburn on Tuesday. doubles, where senior Matt Jackson Wednesday, May 5 — Weslfield versus Kearny—rescheduled to Thursday, Wcstfield came forward confidently have the same amount of playing Today, the team faces Livingston und junior Mark Willemson made May 20 in ihc first game, winning il easily 15- time." That way, she said, every as it prepares for the state tournament their debut, winning 6-0,6-3. Friday, May 7 — Weslfield versus Union Catholic — cancelled 5; fell in ihc second game, 15-10; member of ihc team would be ready which begins next week. On Friday, the Devils rotated their Monday, May 10 — Weslfield, 6; Cranford, 4 then came back with an uncomfort- lo play under any given game situa- The match against Millburn was lineup again as they faced Cranford SOFTBALL ably close 15-12 to win the match. tion. delayed due to rain. Although the at home. The team won 3-2 as Varsity In Monday's game against Shaba//-, The only way lo become comfort- downpour threatened to cancel the sophomore Chris O'Connell and Wednesday, May 5 — Wtstfield versus Kearny — rescheduled lo Thursday, Wcstfield won il in two games, 18-16 able wilh the psychology of the game match,thctcams were able tocontinuc Steve Lehman and senior Tom Vo May 20 and 15-3. Co-CaptainGloria Koslood is lo play the game. at the Westficld Indoor Tennis Club. won ai singles. Freshman Ken Dia- Thursday, May « — Weslfield, 12; Elizabeth, 6 out with an outstanding 12 points on Or, as Coach Kennedy suid, "You Millburn is the strongest team the mond paired up with Clinton and lost Friday, May 7 — Union Cslholic, 6; Westficld, S serve in the second game. cjin't get better unless you do it," a three-set match at first doubles, Monday, May 10 — Cranford, 2; Westfield 1 These were all wins, but ihc scores Kennedy is pleased with their Devils have faced all year, and al- Junior Vanity though they played well, the team while sophomore Evan Kaplan and suggest Ihc team was not always in progress as a team as Ihc Blue Devils Wednesday, May 5 —Weslfield versus Keamy — rescheduled to Thursday, control of their game. What disturbs lust 5-0. All seven starters played freshman Brian Williams suffered May 20 enter the second partof their season. except for senior Malt Pravda, who defeat as well. Thursday, May 6 — Westfield versus Elizabeth — not played Coach Heather Kennedy lite most is "[knowhow hard ihey work," the was out with a back injury. He was The (cam faced Elizabeth again on Friday, May 7 — Westfield, 16; Union Catholic, 1 how far the team slips sometimes said. "We're miles away in terms of replaccdbyscniorLouisClinton, who Monday and won by the same score, Monday, May 10 — Cranford, 6; Westfield, 5 after winning Hie first game. improvement,inaposilivcdircction." paired with senior Simon Baukh at 4-l.Elizabcth'soalynoiniaeaincanic Tuesday, May 11 — Weslfield versus Hostile Park—Union County Tourna- The reasons behind this second- first doubles. at first singles where Anjos defeated ment — postponed lo Wednesday, May 12 game slump, according to Coach The learn played Plainfield yes- Last week, Coach George Kapncr senior Scth Rosen. O'Connell and Ninth Grade Kennedy, can be attributed to the terday and «/i II compete in the county Wednesday, May 5 — Westfield versus South Plainfield — rescheduled lo psychology of the game: The mind tournament on Salurday. made many relations in the starting Jankowski recorded victoriesat their Tuesday, May 18 lineup. Muny oflhc seven slartcrsurc usual positions, while junior Marc LACROSSE being given lime to rest while other Spirn teamed with Jackson at first Varsity team members get a chance to play. doubles and Willemson und Williams Friday, May 7 — Weslfield, 11; Pingry, 4 Last Thursday, Wcstfietd defeated paired upatsccot.d. Tuesday, May 11 — Wcsifield, 10; Hun, 3 VOLLEYBALL Varsity Wednesday, May 5 — Weslfield, 2; Rahway, 0 Lacrosse Squad Takes Friday, May 7 — Westfield, 2; Union, 1 Monday, May 10— Wcstfield. 2; Shabazz, 0 Junior Vanity Wednesday, May 5 — Weafield, 2; Railway, 0 Pingry, Hun With Ease Friday, May 7 — Weslfietd, 2; Union, 0 GOLF lly CHARI.KS H. MICHKI.KT Steve Monningcr and Ryan sank Wednesday, May 5 — Weslfield, 198; Pingry, 200 three goals apiece und Paul Baly had Thursday, May 6 — Westfield, 319; Scotch Plains, 340 — Union County There arc only three regular-season two goals and five assists for the No. Tournament games left for the Wcstfield Lacrosse 11 Blue Devils (8-5). Walsh did all Monday, May 10 — Westfield versus Ridge — cancelled Team and the team is working hard to the scoring for Hun (5-9). BOYS'TENNIS end Ihc season strong. Thursday. May 6 — Westfield. 4; Elizabeth, 1 In the next few weeks, the Devils Friday, May 7 — Westfield, 3; Cranford. 2 Last Friday, Wcstfield blew past arc scheduled to play three more Monday, May 10—Westfield, 4; Elizabeth, 1 No. 12 ranked Pingry 11-4. Jeff Ryan gaincsincludingahomcgamcagainst Tuesday, May 11 — Millburn, 5; Weslfield. 0 added four goals und four assists in Ihc No. 8 Hunterdon Central (9-3), BOY'STRACK ihisgamctfwtbroughitlicBlue Devils tomorrow. Wednesday, May 5 — Union. 72; Weslfield. 59 another win, in Martinsvilte. Also scheduled is an away game Saturday, May 8 — Elizabeth. 117; Westfield, 108.3 — Watchung Confer- On Tuesday, Wcstfield went to against Col umbia, next Tuesday, and ence, American Division Meel Tuesday, May 11 —Weslfield versus Elizabeth—postponed to Monday,May CROSS I Hi: IIAI L. WWIIdd Hotspurs Must hulfbatk, Jtrtmy Chllntch, Princeton and defeated Hun by a a home game against Ridgcwood on right, slides In front of a Scutch I'lulns defender ID center Ihe ball to teammate crushing 10-3. Saturday, Muy 22. GIRLS'TRACK Tint McAnult), lilt, I'ur Ihe shot on (41ml. The Wast, a premier boyi traveling Wednesday, May 5 — Weslfield, 92; Union, 21 tciim, will lit umonK 95 teams from uround the Northeast who will compete In Salurday, May 8 — PlainfieM, 562; Westfield, RS -— Watchung Conference The I.Hh Anniuil H'tsint-lcl Cup over Memorial Duy Weekend. Meel Tuesday. May 11 — Westfield versus Elizabeth— cancelled. Softballers Take One, Cherokee Indians in Florida played lacrosse as early as 177S. They used a deerskin ball stuffed hard with deer's hair and bals two feet long with deerskin thongs. Xose Two This Week week wcrcdisappointing, but showed the team has the uWtily to play hard. Westfield's Softball Team beat "A lot of our losses have been in Sports Camp Schedule Elizabeth 12-6laslThursday,bul lost close games," said Chclius. Many to Union Catholic 6-5 on Friday and games, she said, were lost in cxlra To Begin June 28 Cranford 2-1 on Monday. innings or by one run. The Blue Devils, who have hud a The playing talent is there, but the The Wcstfield Recreation Commission has announced ils 1993 co- rough and unusual season this year, team has been cheated outof valuable educational sports catnp schedule; game experience this year due lo an Wook Sport FicUlty Tim* arc disappointed with their 6-10 June 28 Baiketball High School Gymnuium 1 to E p.m. suintting, but Captain Lori Chclius uneven schedule. The Blue Devils Soccer Roosevelt Field 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. hope to maintain enough playing believes the team can pull it out by {,(>AL...i:iUa'lrkarki»,tiiiUrlialrtiiiikliirthet)ivlslonliWestneldKmeriiMs, Tennis Memorial Park 9 a.m. to noon the end of the year and close with a energy during Ihc last five scheduled L>crou« Edlton Field 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. games to improve their standing. hurMstliniillwSlhPhllllddrdldhblllhlTuhlnllelddirendirsliiMndthebullliitulheiiuiil.Thh e 1 to E p.m. winning record. Kmtriikls will be unv iifthe45 It'iniis friim II vv suites purtkipuilng in The 13th "Every one of usknowsourioam is This season has been plagued with Annitiil Wtsini-lil Cup tut the Miiiiuriul Buy Weekend. July 6 Basketball High School Symruilura 1 to 6 p.ro- Soccer RDDsevait Fluid 9 «m. to 1 p.m. a much belter learn than our record canccllationsund postponements that Tennii Momorlal Park 9 a.m. to noon militates," suid Clielius. has hindered the team's momentum, but not ils spirit. July 12 Tennll Memorial Park 9 a.m. to noon The Blue Devils can really hold Westfield Cup to Kick Off Baieball Ttmaguoi Park 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. llicirown on the field. Unforlunately, A It hough they were dealt a difficult July 19 Bateball TamaquM Park 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. their dedication und drive is some- year, they have retained u strong be- Tonnta Memorial Park 9 a.m. to noon thing thalisnotreadily apparent from lief in themselves that keeps their The Memorial Day Weekend Memorial Park 9 a.m. to noon their record. The two losses this pust hopes iind cxpccliitkins high, ac- July 26 Tennia cording to Chclius, it's iilmosl Cup Time in Wrslficltl, Thciop local luiimsfrom Cranl'imi, As in the past, collegiate and professional athletes and coaches will ami ihis year il is expected lo be the Scotch PI aiiis-fiimvood, Chirk, Ber- assist in itic program and emphasize furulamenial techniques und sports- biggest! keley I Icights.SoiiicrselHills.along manship. Weekend Golf Results The !3ih Annual Westficld Cup, wilh (he best Weslfield learns incach Last year's celebrities included New York Mcls Coach Jeff Torborg, WHCWllHlH kins III. lo«ar Couri*: LGtergt Haifdy, P.w one of the Northeast's mosi presti- age group, will piny at least four BE Sr BALL- ICaillnd Cupc, Roll B»rt«. Cnainty, Iruci PaHarun anal Davaflunlalt tl» New Jersey Net Rafael Addison, Dave Mcsur, ihc St. John's University David W»UI> ird J*y Boyle; Stow Wlltlamton. U.S. OPiN PURVIEW: Gron: IJach gious Soccer Tciurnamenls, gets un- .scvccryumesciicii.Compctilionkicks Soccer Coach untl former Yankee star Joe Pcpilonc. Tom I*««4I*, Henry Mffn tnd lin DiilMi !l Mcvicktr, 110 Nlalial. Palar Kaniimalls and derway Memorial Day weekend,May ol'f Saturday morning and runs 3 Fied Barre, John V»l'o. Tom Rait >n« David T«iy Pan M. Nat: 1-Jack McOomlD, Kan Cola, All participants will receive a camp T-shirt and participation awards. Hall 51. Bet ioyd ana! Slava Palan St. 7. I 0a» Lanca. 291031. llirough late Monday afternoon at These camps arc open to residents aged 8 to 17. SWEEPS: SUarfr- FII«M A: IGirlin Bab Glllllplt, Jim Davits and Duntan raibcl S3 J A record "5 premier (cams in- s'irlually every school and recreation Cvpp i! } is known by ai K ii.in. wiili O|)uning Ceremonies $10 MANUFACTURER'S and ShertH McGralh add AEck and Bonn'* Dantar fell n. I Ortw Frltd, Told Aisdtrlon, John SeUIck soccer fans as the place lo see al Ihc I Jitj.Ii School Kccretilion Field S4 pis. 7-Ginny Egtntt *ni Dinltr Ftxct and Lou and Tarn Dwyar 30. Back Nina: I-F.X. Onyir, and Janf Rlppergtr )3 pfl. 3-Joa and Marina Trl- Hank Froatr, Rggar Swai>»n and ttd Vagtll ». tomorrow's stars. Several members in a special cpremony fculuriujj a aril and Joe »nd Cajhr Halfi'n 3> oil. 1 Joa Plumlarl, Tom Skarkay, Paul Williams and of the Uniiwl Suites National team, paratle wilh all tennis invited.-Mutt MAIL-IN REBATE ON THESE •ty ShOKltly rt. Talal: I- Fl Dwyar, Hank 5H»CX»V«KCH, faoirii PlilM FlDwtr, flagtr Soanion and Ttd Vagali sr. 1-Mirk Sh«;hy is Master of Ceremonies, with 0E31 BALL WITH TUB PH0; IHttl> L«»ln- UtMtk, Bob Ltrton, L«tl Vfylano and Jatk Marks i and Coaiie Tony Mcola, iTiany knal iligiiiiaritfs exjieeleil lo ionmiitKannvIlnibtrfO 3-Mkhalt Silver 45 POPULAR ECHO LAWN TOOLS! PHO MEMBER: 0-14: Orou: t-J#r«ir,r pluyud for ilwir local clubs in pusi ill!--( Ul. 1KIN5 Diva RublFi, .V..tk MmkntlH and Ccokl, Dr. BriKt Mllllgatl 71. N»l: T-Dlck Mytll, Marlyy UngerieldeUgede r 3. Sot) XI0414 . Or. Jarrr Por- Ktarnay lllbNrJ, Ttdvaofll u. I] and ovir. Cups and aro slalecl locoinpctc in llie Badi yeiir, hundreds ol volunteers mar And Larry SlelnbauSllbamm 1. Dr SarrSarry Mftl'rmaMftl'rm n Orail: I-Shtrb Nautty, Tom WootMr <;. Nal: World Cup ncxi ycur, Many aren Iriini the West field Soccer 1 I'Chfck Harrison U. ?Htrrnan tovg M. 9Strl fipnnar 17, college coaches regularly atlciul llie A.ssociiiiion's tmveliny and in-lown MH HOOK, iMlchPlilfl SKINS; OrMV Holt i: Dav« Coaltl. ll:Hl t, cup lo get ail airly Rue on hut iiriK- teams join in lu lielp nuike out of LADIES' ia.HOI.aflS: Fllghl A: Groll: 14 1 17: Or. Bob Mclnlyra. Holt II: Slan Koiltrtx- 1-Anna Chung IF. Nil: IKay Fordhain H 7 *nns Iki. Holt It: Charlla Crlllln, Nit: Hole ]: fllll Well pecls. Cluudio Kcynu, Sprin^fivld's Kiwn visitors welcome. Cup citm- Chung, Carol Mudalra H Fllghl B: Crcii: Holt t: flld flosanbautr. Hola ': Twld Andlrion BLAST AWAY DEBRIS! l-lthodt Fajgimr I). Nil: I Rncdl Fsuahnln ;i. Holt 1ft Chtl King. Holt I): Oavt coatai. Olympian, and Rutgcrs's sl;ir, Lin[e include Bonnie Lightweight, poweilut fi'cilku (el. my l-Mtrlina D«»il ;s. 3Stn Mllli n. Flight C MIXED elsiBALL 1Fr«ik and Kalhr DiCuollu, were also slttiulmils in ilic CJeissler anil Colleen Sclunltll, Cup den uplnbs Dthowayt. g.in[HK taws, you Qroli: 1'Mtg Wllllamion 117. Ht\. I C «8r SMrn Hllltr and John tnd Kartn Stlllck it. Mroglr and rMrVngwilllamwrill JF.:h«l Ilinowlliil. Cup during their prep cliiys. I'rognhiii Hook; IJon Cambria, Ref- ffl ri A rwl time Mvei Pioriio*elcclronlc Jantl Swanton and Ton tnd Sandy Wooitar 61 LAQIES' NINE HOLERS: Fllghl A: Grots "The Weslfield Cup mil only eri'es; Ki'^isiriilions, John Stokes; pgn1«:ii tHi'jIo sll'ls I.JMH Jmllh. Nal: llun;f Blanchat. 2-joan IIHllllO Smllh. IMjry Zucmky. Fllghl B: Oroil: I Clalrs Dariellc Wttlsli, Mike Walsh, Juy MODIl P»-)D00 IHUWfttlllM I Diet Workshop .showcases the best soccer teams in POWER BLOWER Kniai NaP VQalr Knaul. IKulh Kala S-Nancy fU'rlel.von, Merchandise, UIKI John "139" Chllsramar*. Fllgnl C: Orou: l-VMOnnl Kayes [he region," says Cup Chiiirtiinii Hill Nal: IVvonna Klyas.f eltna •allllll ] Jo Millar. To He on Tuesday Mimsfielil, "il ulso ilenionsiniii's llie Silinmlt, Treasurer. SIX-SIX-VK Fin' Sl>: t-Jack Malvln, Jim ftackman, Waym Dullng »nd Oanrgt Fau|)l»nftnt. A class on "Why Diets' Don't bencfils of this spnrt for our yoimu Also, Dave lirollierion, Ed MOW Wlddl» Mr. Mick Malvln, Jltn nackmnp, W«yn« Work" will be held on Tue.sdny, May people. Suiter is ihee liislcsl grow- /iKlourian, I'iekl Maitngcrs; Kogcr GIVE rHIMGffllWL Darling and Otorga Fau^hmrtn; Sipve Clr Uflvln It. Nil- willunswcr(|ucslion!tu1)Otitl'udil!cl.s, 1-Jo* Analltrloll. ages. Wuinviiv everyone 10 jniii us tit y]',. lnviiution.s:lbalion.siTom itlendulfile, PROFESSIONAL 1 L0N0 DKIVC: ClUHConlMp lllghl 1 Mch 'Die instructor will Ix; Dr. Kiiren M, Ihc liiinies itnd enjoy ihi exii I'k'hl l:(|iiipitK'nl; Larry C.'liilllick. V.llvln Fllghl A: IKtnl ThompSDr.. Fligm fl: I'JISIC, a rcgiHlcrcd illciiclun und f ;.x- MANICURED LOOK! I.Ororgi Favahnam of lop nua-li snt-wr." Publicity; lloh Mulvce, NtHi-l'ieW (liral lottiliciuilFig giiiw minnirl llcwmt Will-,, SKINS: llola II: tVaini [lining. Molt II tension H«rhal|fj we have (nuns from New S'mk Slide, j!; Ciiry Walsh, PiUcli W«ign; MM Ilkiiiitilr.vmKililttlclif! Winnw. llwnM I15 Union County, SWREI'i: S«turd»r Unr«f CnMrl» riluW l.tiiil! Island, IViinsylviiriiii, Mussa- I Vli-r Liiliirima.l 'ollcgi1-'.'(Hill-It l.iitl- I'm Flij'dfldtuiik; guilt A- I'Rrnll Rrmlg »7 Cfrmtch ol Cl'rtll 1 W«ilay MDDM nri tna •I <«ft«1l» Woilla H. JP.W. chasniy ;o. Ftlgh' !)• IJHr n« Please icieplione 233-2700 in ret;- thii.wlls, mid, (ili'otiisi'n ji ne SOhnvns K TRIMMER boll ti 7-naorgt n»»m 11 3Scoi' mnif ;o T lil Lo*lr CIMII: Fllohl A' IKtiln Carroll n. in New Jersey. '139 1 ? HfUCI H»lllln I] Imllch ot c«rdll. 3 f cm Dllchla "All ol'the loams iim-pinl mm iln n. Plight H: I-Andy Laoltr if. Vislanlty: Upp«r !<> wrrllB, fo tloWtoy, oi/r miliirri/ Couria: rllDhl A: It.ou Tola tt Ccn»uh *l turtlsl. imomcpt. lo ikin <\m\ r>xi)auif l/wt h:\rl tup Jiie Ihe leadini', Irnms in Ihru lnslalli>uMl/.iilk)iiftimlniisi'M. *"*« * 908-232-5723 • 233-5757 rwo fIFSI MAILS llnptr COUTH: t-KtvIn hll 1 here nml inkcii IHIIIK' cluinijii' Cirliin, Itrty flrrnl, J'c« dlthtri and fllth Jtn- •Sunn, picnic inble.i will IIIHO Iv- Thiodort Kooi«y«ll CttmdWttk Mie 11 |iuii oftlioir |ilny ini'ii. tt, Thursday, May 13,1993 Page 13

Warriors Split, Breast Awareness Program, Winning One, Losing One Suburban Fitness Offering Thin M«in*l (h«loyrh Crinfurd 1vim. Tlie Wurrturs Wint on the warpalh iit>ln*t The presenters will concentrate on Suburban Fitness Center, the aiea's SuuUi Oringv by «curini( IU ||o«l» and aliuwlng rruunmoipphy and sclfexamiraiUon. newest and only pay-as-you-go fii- •inly UK ihu oa a< Iwi hard fur (he gualk- lo kandk. Striker Tim Carrull luliUd on 1lic tioil. procedures in breast self-examina- public is invited to register For this ThldldrllThcscctintltluiidvvilocHdunar k tion. She it the proprietor of A Per- free program. Kottlnl lhal nllid ihrouah Itu inviilh tl Iht yml lu Anlhuft)1,Mhurio[>JllkKbutk.£lrlk«rKyJeV V»n(i»ky atorixt vvirl/lnlit WESfFIELD C1KLS SOFTIALL LEAGUE itcornerurihriu'llhalillpiKdlhrough the NATIONAL DIVISION - STANDINGS a TIhciiullc fw Ilic tally. llallbavkillradClllirialHlStanlonauliiU'dim KASTKKN DIVISION NATIONAL DIVISION lrn|uall.K-uHbiikr>*i>Mi>lluylnlircc(itidaball New NorrUChevrritl Martini J-» •ravat 34 al ntldtWId and delivered a lonu put to itrlker Cuba Ml WoiM Book Rcdj 3-1 Xandrr KuUitchIM «hu Wai ll» «o«!lt »ilh » Mcto 24 HocklaM hard ihut lu Ihe lift turntr u< iht nil. Rootten' Philllw 1-2 AairtMl-3 A rcwmlnulM lator, hilfk.tk Farley fuund an CUnlil-2 optti HulllnJun Itw 10-yaril line. UiXtinl uii'd hit Vatic/ DUlrlbulor PlrMctO-2 Ptdra 1-1 Irfl raul lu irglilrr Ihe Warrluri' Hllh guat uTIlic Svlk hotnklniCBrOMiIil-S EictUeat Diwr Dodgtn 0-1 lame, Amhunj'i ha1 Irkk came rarl( In the ruurlh quartiT when he wai perrui-tly puslllunid al Iht Tar liuet P*M| lur a crushing pan w-hlvh h« tapped IrUulnent*. JUST IN TIME... And** Moor* of Weafflekt tfkfcs Into hum during the May 3 wnbairdou?£h«B^?ag7ln?l1rvfii|toru Mulluynurcdwlnl appeared Ijtuthtiennlti whllt tcummatc Amy (ialliuhcr looks on. Trt* Blut D«vlU won 11-6 and 15-1. This caption «n left out oriart week's Marlins Topple Giants, aoalof the aarfiewhlkalarlnglrichairbackixiti Itun (rdltlun due to a printing mishap. »Mh a erlWnt >l»* 'rum lh' 3S-Xa'd ''n*- '*>al •ailed otir Iha inallt'a head Into Itit upper corner of Ihe ml. However, Ihe reriruu dlidluwed the Slow Dodgers To a Walk goal on ait ulTiMe call. Whllt the Warrlun' ullfnit wai chiirnlnil, ill defense lUlTuealed th« S'tHJth Oran^« ulTcnse, The New Norm Chevrolet Marlins Tara Clarke, Jessica and Jackie rarely allowing the ball lu past mtdnild. opcnal their Wcstfield Girls Softball McKcevcr, Qcihimy Drcsely and Stopper Mall Hall, twtcpir Conmr Mulvit and fullbaeka Hrandun Kape and Gnu League season on May 1 with an Rachel Davolar. OdhklllUkltlblggy l impressive 17-3 victory over the On Saturday the Marlins were lhrou|kayl Ihc gamr Gianis. staked to an early 16-0 lead and held llatrbackf Carrull and Si-anlun ipnp Pacing the Marlins' aiiack with on for a 16-7 victory over a pesky Orange diTenieat b^y. three hits was Katy Brunclio. Mcls squad. <;cUkk-r inil llrjindun Kapcttllcrnalcd I n % loearit thdr seiundkltuloulurtliesi'aKijn. Chipping in with two bits apiece Maureen Cookc showed her keen The Wurrlurt' mtml nu* W 4-1-1. were Tara Clarke, Robin Early and batting eye, working out two walks, Jcssicj McKccvcr. while Katy Bruncuo and Casey Sol id defense at first base and the Benson powered timely hits to fuel Ash Brook Women Tell oulfictd wus provided by Casey Norm' Marlins lo their third win in Results of Tournaments Benson, Jackie McKccvcr, Lindsay as many games. Scutch IVafni' Ash llruuk Wumen't Id aml«- Guorricro, Lauren Coltrcra and holigoHin'TtLluCritn/l.ijwPul'.s luurn.nml on April 2W wtnniTi weref Kris ten Oslrcga. Kt|hlccn-Piute: r1l|(hl "A" l.nw linns; Tic, In their second game, Ihc Marlins Reds Team Wins Anna Chun|e»nd Nanty VVuli-utt »l K(. defeated u solid Excellent Diner 1. Cdurij, low n«l, <1>, Three of Four 2. Wukuil, lint nil, 50. Dodgers learn 13-6. In this game the 3. Jaynt llw, low m.4, SI. The World Book Reds of the 11 Marlins gol strong pitching from IJghtcpn-hute I*'lliili4 "II J.uw t>u>M Marilyn Westfield girls Softball National Anderkun, 94, Gucrricro and Katy Brunclto. The League won thcirlhird siraight game 1. Andvniinrlciw nut, S2. hitting stars were, Nicole DiFabio, 2.Sut.MIIU, luwni-1, 52. this past Saturday morning at the 3. Anne Xchmlijt, lim net, S7. Memorial Pool complex. They de- Klghltcn-huli HI«hl"C" l.nw Cro-v: flhd Zkwuwiri, I0«. Westfield United, 6; feated Ihc AsirosinahoUy-contcsied, I.Cynthia Shim, Inw m-1, 53. extra-inning game 14 to 13. 2. Xlcnuwkz, Ion ntl, St. X Nmcy Phareii, luw nct| £4. Franklin Township, 2 In a Thursday evening game ihc Schmidt, in hvr ruuntt, won l.uw Puiu «r 27, WtatftcM'i VnUt* Socctr T«ant altnt ikdr Reds squeaked by the Phillies 9 to 8, while Marge Pu-rella, Helm llnmn, and Ann Mro*t«)aaiMfmMirgr Hi. 1-1 tion but have hung in there to win l.Kl>rr,lwncl,4D. 2,1'ranSU'liuk, hiwni'1,42, Altar MM IU*ka Inmr* tturtr A. J. Ball IM their last three games. 3. Nancy Chrlsit-nscn, luw nil, 45. llHiuna al i, (iarrlltlH mini tkanmoriib two Opening day. May 1, was not as HI»M "C" l.owCruu; C3trt Slmuiis, 45. coaaacuUva taah «• nay aaaa« tram Tayter fortunate fur the Reds when they lost 1. Slmoni, luw net, 40. McCMiwHudBktoVanatamlTDiiiiniwida, 2. Audrey Weber, luw net, 42. AlUkwr TuMaw braka op Mill) Uiwkl' decisively lo the Rockies 9 to 2. 3. CltUe Knaui, luw ntl, 44. eppurluilUaa wUk tMactaua aVm«.luiw Munk r'lruen luw putti for Christenscrt »^sureil tier aM Danny McAMlly a»e»M*a) Umdr paaalna winning handily In thai cateitury. •ltd Hoktrt Lamm M Wa>m«M't drlvt whkii r«ayNa4 Mi gintorMIe worlag kvm LvAntr'i I carry tlw place around the world put Is op« ]| u, al M. SanlorMa Am icartd PUBLIC NOTICE hit HciMti toil artarklocliiMllM KaHnlikkwIlh tn my heart but Kunetlmts I try to hk sotfy andp4aclaj tk* kdl I* tSTkwtr carnar ihaki It off In my dreamt SHERIFF'S SALE of Ikt ivri to IIM Itaal WariMal Hurt. —F. Scott Fitigtrald on New fork SUPERIORCOURT OF NEWJERSEY, Adam YoTa, Tim MamfleH Cimdl TkUm, CHANCERY OIVISION, UNION Andrew OdarJiimrskl, DfqoVariii and CrllUn COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F 13240-92. Makw./ all tiMilrlhoM at dUTcraal Una lu fj>a GE CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES •« > llw \lniU6 Hi DMtl >ln or IM ttntm. PUBUC NOTICE INC. PLAINTIFF VS. GJLDEHTO M. NUNES AND ALINA NUNES. A/K/A SLE ALINAS NUNES, HIS WIFE; JOHN Bruins Top Crimson SUPERIOHCOURTOF NEW JERSEY, FRESSE AND ANA BRITQ. Doiondants. CHANCERY DIVISION. UNION CIVJLACTlON.WniTOF EXECUTION. In University League COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F.14£2e-S1. FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PRE- TIM Irutoia itortd n» flriUi»ilit| rum la FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE MISES. Uvlvanlly l.asur UtHb.ll, UMD Wd aa ti tka CORPORATION va ZULAYRIMOLI, ET. By vlrtuo or Ihs above-siato •KacutlontomadlracMrJI anall«>poHlor Iho aliornoon ol Bald day. Two ilalaa atwa »r AaUm Groat practded MW by public vartduo, In ROOM 207, In The properly io bo sold Is locaiDO In Iho Ryan SI, Clalr>t run ttllcMn a/oundaut In th. Iha Coun HotiH, In tn* Clly of Elizabeth, Wcstfield United, 4; Ihkd Inning br HwUitr trolm'run. CITY ol ELIZABETH In iho County ol Naw Jaraey on WEDNESDAY, the 2eth UNION, and [ho Sialo ol N&w Jersey. Playgrounds Programs Mianwlile, Iha L'rlmaoa oaly nuMgad Iwo day o( MAY A.D., 1993 at two o'clock In runt In Iha Ural ehm Innlma aialnal wlnalaj Commonly known as: 35 Sayro Slrout Brunswick Suns, 2 the afternoon of tald dny. WtilllrliJ'i l.'tilud Soccer Team ulpjj pdcticr Shavtr, who »aa i«paorl«ij by Utt ittady a/K/a 31 -33 Sayro Slrooi. Cllzaboili. Now Suuth llrunAwlch'* Sunt tu mail lo a 4.1 victory fnfltk) dtftru. ol 11)1 Zacnar. MUNICIPALITY: Elizabeth. Jersey 07208, Ready for Summer un Ihi Sum' lltld on April 30. Tka Rrulna added a run in Int loorlli Innlni COUNTY: Union, Tax Lot No. 130G In Qlock No. 11. Juib l.utlmcr icortd lh«rtrc( uTMi rwottuUc4t andaitullwrlrtintliniilnalaivaMarliMaulitw'i STREET AND STREET NO: 1039 liaiibH.barutTlmThara*"! hard-kli ball could Dimensions of Iho Lot are SApproxi- The Recreation Commission through Friday,9:30 a.m. to noon and a rebuund kick at the Tow mlfluit mark. Ha Qrova St/eel. molelyl 131.69 lotlwiao by 125.8-1 low tcurid auibi on a dirccl ihol ovtr the loallw htad ba Mrn«« Into aa out Ikal Ml llw aeon it 91 jilaytjroumis arc ready to go into ac- 1 lo 3:45 p.m. Transportation to ami cnhrlni Ihc bullom of Iht rift* Innlnf. TAX BLOCK AND LOT: BLOCK: 6; long. live mlnutea later rur i quirk 1-0 leio. The S»ru LOT: B09E. tion. from the playgrounds is the respon- pullid lo 2-1 In Ihc tail mliuiU befwe lk« htH. line DeMIni atari «r •»• Bralna aojuuhad Nearest Crass Stroot: SKuatod on iho DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 42 x 150. Thcplaygroundsarchcldut several Grlnln Maloney uytnvd theaccund halr^llh auKorih«(:rlm«n'atglrlt«dnHiH>acka1l*lflni|.|nr,lntraltyCl . A double $112,231.16 logomor wJih tnwlul Imorosi throughout the summer, by Jrfr Kl.ru, hai third bate Till of lac day, Th*re It a full legal description on file In Irom OCTOBER 31. 1B92 and costs. residents who have completed kin- had lu Uavld Suntorkllo'i leuri Wl a rebound o(I Those wrto need further informa- the Sun'i unallf. br«o«ht Iht lltln| run lu lf» clalt with only unt the Union County Snarllf'a Office. TSiere a a Ml legal Ooscriptlonon filo in dcrgancn. tionrcgurdin g the playg rounds or an y <:unill Ttil*in and Hubert I.arvon played out- oul. The Sheriff reservesthe riant to adlo urn the Union County Sherlll's OIHce. A daring hit-and-run play backflnd, howtver, Hilt Ula>. The playgrounds offer a wide range other recreational programs should AlanillnK (UfrnKe and llannv McAniUy and Tay< ThoShorlffrosorvos tlio right lo adjourn I ir MvOnijill nmtrlbului all (imc lung ollh it Ifrulni' ihocutiipSharer fkWtd • popup and RALPH FROEHLICH this sale. of activities for the children in first telephone the Recreation Department Ijimri (Icltiive and uliarp puling. cumtrlcd the uniuliltd double flay lo md the tame with Ihr (rulni wlnnlnt ••?. SHERIFF F1AI.PH FROEHLICH through sixth grades which includes at 789-4080 Monday through Friday .H»l r'ailu'i kualkcvping waa enccllvni, and WtntrUliIni ilnlnliud Ihtlr 4-1 lead until Ihc Sun'i WILLIAM M.E. POWERS, JR., Attorney SHERIFF movies, arts and crafts, sol'lball between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. scon-0 Ihi' Urul j(<>al vtllh lOievond* remaining In CX-18-03 (STL aWL) SHAPIROS KREISMAN ESQS tournaments, poo] swims, picnics, ttir kame. PUBXNOTrCe 4 T 4tt9, 5/6, CX-3fl-93(STL 8, WL) contests and fair nights. You come to New York lo find the U nat a I41UI t(-»m win For the tJnllvtt. fi/13 & B;zo/g3 Fee:ti33,60 •> T — 5/0, 5/13, 5/20 S B/37/93 Too: $153.00 Tim playgrounds will be open from um blame t lhal will evoke your best. ua You do not nectturlly know precisely PUBLIC NOTICE Monday, June 2K through Friday, 3UPERIORCOURTOFNEWJER8EV, PUBLIC NOTICE what thut might be, but you come tu CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION August 13. Program hours are Mon- SHERIFFS BALE •HERtrTS SALE PUBLIC NOTICE New York to discover IL SUPEWOn COUNT OF NEWJEnSEY, COUNTY, OOCKET NO. F-30D-DS. days, I to 3:45 p.m. and Tuesday CITICORP MORTQAOE, INC., V3 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEWJERSEY SHEfUFPS BALE — Or. James Wlttwn CHANCEnY DIVISION. UNION CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO, F.iaa51.91. JEAN F. BRUN AND MARIE BRUN, HIS SUPERIOR COURTOF NEWJERSEY. WIFE; JEAN LENHOD SOJLOUQUE COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F21170-9I. CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CAHTEHET SAVINGS BANK, FA VB. THE PRUDENTIAL HOME MORT- JORGE GONZALEZ; AVELINA LAQO A/ AND MRS. JEAN LENROD COUNTY. DOCKET NO. F DO2flS5 91. SHERIFFS BALE SOULOUQUE, HIS WIFE; JEAN EDENS QAQE COMPANY, INC. V8 MANUEL GE CAPITAL MORTGAGE SEHVICLS SHERIFF'S SALE K/A AVHLINA LAGO GONZALEZ; MENDOZA and MAHIA MENDOZA his suPEnioRcournonNE, LEVEQUE; ELIZABETH BROWN. DE- INC. Plalnild, VS GEORGE WYLLAMS SUPEHIOrtCOURT OF NEWJEFISEY, OONZALO CSTEVEZ AND AURELIO wife; EOILIA MANSILLA and MR CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION FENDANTS. CIHIACO; DIVYIESH MEH1A: MR. CMANCEriY DIVISION, UNION MANSILLA, husband ol EDILIA COUNTY. OOCKET NO. F-20477 91. COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-22053-e 1 . CIWILACTION.WHITOF EXECUTION, HOOO, TENANT; Dotondunt(s). CIVIL ACTION. WniTOFEXECUTlON, FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PRE- MANSILLA. CARTERS! SAVINGS BANK, FA VS LOMAS MORTGAGE USA, INC. VD CIVIL ACTION. WHIT OF EXECUTION, FOH SALE OF MOI1TQAQED PRE- MISES. NAIRSMENEZESA/rCANAIRSOARES GEHALDO SOUSA. ET Al.. CIVIL ACTION, WRIT OF EXECUTION FOR SALE Of MORTGAGFD I'flE- f/iSES. By vlniw ol tha abov*-sl*t«d writ al TELES MENEZE3 AND MHS, NAIFI 3. CIVILACTION.WIllTOr EXECUTION. FOR SALE OF MORTOAQED PRE- MISES. [iy virtue ot Ilia iibovo-etatad wrll ol •Jtaou Itan lo m»ctlr*cMd I thill aiipou for MENEZES, HIS WIFE; ALBERT ron HALE or MORTGAGED F>HG MISES. Dy virtue ot 1h» abevo ainlud writ ol oxocullontomoiilroctodl sl^lloxposofor tala by public vanrJuc, In ROOM 207, In MOHIELLO; I'AUSTO SIMOES. MI3ES. anln t>y |>uWlc voniluo. In ROOM 207, In By virtue ol the above-alaiad writ ol • xecullontomsdlrecledlstialloKpoBolor Hy vlrluo ol tlio nbove uintod writ ol lh» Court Houw, In tha Clly ol Elliabaih, execution to me d reeled I ahall oipoae lor Bale by public vsndua. In ROOM 207. lo CIVIL AC IION.WRITOF EXECUTION, nID Court Hou'io, in iho Clly ol Llizotjoin, N«w Jara« on WEDNESDAY. 1h* 20:h FOR HALE OH MOftTGAQED PRE- UXUCLIIIOII IOIIIB dlroclud I nl mil oxposu lor Ntiw Jornoy on vVCDNHSDAY. llio ?nd r tala by public vendue, In ROOM 207, In tho Court Houso, In tfio City of Hllzitboth, oalu by public vonduo. In noOW 207, In day ol MAY A.D., 18»3 it two o'clock In the Court House. In (tie City of EUzubelh Now Jorsny on WEDNESDAY, tho 1BU) MISES. day of JUNE A.D., 1003 nl Iwo o clocK In iha afternoon ol taJd day. Oy vlruio ot (ho utnvustmud will ol Iho Coun I louse, In Iho Clly ol l-l^iiunil) Urn a'loi'voori of miltl diiy New Jersey on WEDNESDAY, Iho 1 Blh flay ol MAY A.O.. 1993 ni two o'clock In Tha propany lo bt> told la locatad In Iha dayol MAY A.D., 1903 at !wo o'clock In execution lo Kid directed I ehnltaxpoao for NOW Jllfsoy on WEDNESDAY, Iho Pml Tliu piofjorlj lo b« solo Islocniod In !ho Iho uflornoon ol tuild day. BOHOUOH ol ELIZABETH In Iha County the dilornoon ol said day, an o Uy puUlli: vonduo. In ROOM 201, In dnyol JUNL A.O., 1UI»3ui two o'clock In CHY ol LI.I7A11UTH In HID County ol TI Hi prOfwrly lo bo nokl I rt loc»U>d I n ll«» Illi! lltlui'iocn ol Fiuld duy ol UNION, and iha am* o! Naw Janay. Ilia Court I louno, In Iho Clly o[ rjlznbulh, UNION, tind Urn Sltito ol Now Jersey. The properly to bo Bold Is locnSod In Ilia CITY ol rLI?AUi-TII in tho Count/ ol Commonly Known at: 101S ANNA Clly ol Ellzobolli in the Counly ot Union Now Jorauy on WEDNESDAY, Iho 201M MUNICIPAL! (Y: Elirnbulli. Commonly known ill-: S?H FLOHIDA UNION, rind tho Slnto of Now Jurooy. COUNTY: Union, 81A.Tr Ol Nl W STREET, ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY end Stale of New Jemey. Commonly known us: lOOH WIUIAM dny ol MAY At)., 1003 in two o'clock In anii:i:i, ri :/ABI:TM. NEW 07201. llio nriurnoon ol suid ilny. JI.NfillY. Premises mecomitionly known aaQPO- BIHtIM, tUI/AnCTH, NIW JLIISI.Y HI 111-IL 1 AND BTHi:.t I NO.: MH'wh T«» Lot No, !10 In Block No. t. 929 BoulhSlreel, Gllrnbotli Now Jorsoy Hio proiwily lo bu eoldltilociiludlntho Inn l.oi No. ?/ ?.a in uiock No. 20. Dlmcnalon ol Lot (Approxlmalaly) 25 ciiYor i.).t/At!i:iH UHIXJ county al ISlMllH. Dlincnmioim ol Lot (Approximately) Ta» Lot 11B3, Intllocke. Tax l.ol No. 1011 In |]loch No. II. last voids by 100 !••! long. Dimensions ol LDI: (Approxlnmtuly) Co UNION, nml ihu SStiiiu ol Now Jmooy. IAX III.OCK AND IOI: III OCK a 100.00 liililvvKio tty 50.24 Inulloiig. Neareat Croia 8lrsel: Bl'uatt on Iha WmonriiOnH uf llm l.oi nro (A|)|nux|. Commonly Known ue: '/IB NEWARK I Ol (MO. NIIIIIIIIII OIJIIIJ oiroot: Sliunio on Iho fuel wldv oy too f»ol dvop. innKily) too liHiiwklu l>y 100 luttl [oiifj. NORTHEASTERLY ilda pf ANNA Nenfesi etos« uroot; Sllunto on mo VtNiiiHi/AiiniH NI:W JI:M9I:Y OIMI NillONSiOl IOI: 100.00 Xl'fi NOIi r MI HI.YHIIIHOIi I.OMIIMBTHUGT, STREET, 381 faal from lh» SOUTH- N*MU«»S1 CIDHU Stitini: sifunUid on thu •ouiliwaiiarly side ol Bouth Simol 11>6 NOMIMI*.MLY«kIuofWllllAMUIIII:['l, OVJOO. NiAiii.»i i;noHK Eimi.i:t /a imn IID./ll li!«l Ironi Iliu CASH Ill.Y side ol EASTERLY alda ol CATHERINE I itx luiNu. 11 In (llouk No. U'JO.yO. Irofn Ililrtl HCiuol. feel from ihe soulhonRlorly Bltle ol Motn SDV.K fuuI limn lt«) Wf s I I'lil-Y nldo ol IHIH1) AV! NJI". STREET. Hill Place. Ihoiw \o tiuu nppruxlMmlaly (ho mirri ol Iliuiu Iti npiiiOKlimiluly Vw HIIITI ol Thar* It rjui approximately ih< turn ol QI'MlNCISIIll-lvT. I Mi'io In (Jim nppioxliiuuirlY Ilio stun ol There Is due approxliiiRlnly DID suit) of $ iM,;icu (:••"•;«()"""" witii iiiwiui iiiioiun! $101 ,1151 .all lOQdlllUI Will] IllWlllI llllC!f(l!ll I14O,«JB.O2 logtlhar wWi Inwlul Intar.ai I IKIIO In tftio iippioxtinulcily tlw BI.ID ol $\ nri.u:i(l. 10 lo[)»lhV(Mtil)i>f 1, 1H0S lined cooifi. from Ueplmiitior 1D, 1»»2 nnucoBIsi I IHIM' In n lull lufiiil liinicripllun on dm In Tluirir In n lull InoilUliMicrlpllunon tllnlii Than It • lull Itgnl oa tcrlplion on Ilia In Irom JUNI 10, \UW nml «o»Ui. Urn Unlun c;oumy r.luiclirn Ollhiu 1 hum In ii luH lir(|;il tloHcrlpllon on fill* In f h(H» Is II lull lorjfll li«BCllj)IIOIH)lllll» III IIHI Unlmi Coiinlv tilHiilll'n Oflluu. HIM Urmin Cdlinly (ilmrlirii ollluo. tht UNort Counly SharlK'a Olllc*. I IMIKI h n lull cum !l;iBi;rl|jlli)ii on Ilki In I IIII Illtin If >M inn vim llm nyhtlu nil|ulirn lhii!;iiiiiiMninnrviinili(ii|()ii| luiuljouiii the Union County BlroilfrnOitltjn. Bm Union Coiml/ SIIIUIIII'H Olfluv. I)(In nulii I lui riluiilllniiiiifviMiIlio Hf|lil lo iKl[ourn Tl» Bh«r(|| rtaarvaa D'a right to ad|ou,-n Itllt» tutlu. Ihhi mile thlttali. llwShorlflr»ewvcislhHil{ititlumlluuMi I1 io Slti>rlllf!iNinviiB1hii iluhHo nUJourri IIAI I'M! I IOI IK ir.ll IIAI Mil I noi li; ion RALPH FnOEHLICH l» s«ln thin NIIIO. Mi ill til f' !!lll Mil I U rrior-iu ten IIAI I'll) I IOI -Ml foil Wll I 1AM M. [ . I'OWt II!). JM , AlliHMtiy miAI'IHO t, KMI IHMAN, AIHKiioy Sit IAIMMO d KMCItlMAN, Alloinoy SHAPIRO 4KREI8MAN BHI/fllPF i;x 4UII:M!>H * Wl; WEBITH, MU1H * WFiOtll, Altonwy CX V\ v:l (lift S Wl J cx ^'1 »:»ism «, wi) CX^431-05(8TL* WL) SI IAIMMO A Kill lltMAN, I !ili!J <1 I -W». Tim, i I fi/o, G>ia, * i - am, fi/i:t, CX-MEB-OBtsri *WL) t;x tt»ii. A wi j r A T —4/aa, B/S, 4 T — A/tg, im rvi:i t. r>/ ruva n fnv/m:\ i vu: »1<(2.00 I 1 — auv.tivv. /13*B/ao/O3 :t 163.00 6/0 Page 14 |IpailCr, Thursday, May 13,1993 PUBLIC NOTre Senior Singles Gives Legg Mason Pltnt SHERIFF'S SALE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, First Period Report Retirement Seminar CHANCERY DIVISION. UNION There was only one match in the Many investors today have Indi- COUNTY. DOCKET NO. P-7045-«1. first reporting period for the Westfield vidual Retirement Accounts Itut arc FIRST NORTHERN MORTGAGEE sitting in Certificates of Deposit CORP. Plaintiff VS. DOUGLAS Tennis Association Senior Singles KL.UEBER; C.A.Y., INC.. D»!«rtlJ«ni(»). Ladder. yielding 3 per cent. One can enjoy CIVIL ACTION, WRITOF EXECUTION, Current standings include the ad- higher returns. FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PRE- dition of ihrec new challengers whose With ihe help of a trained profes- MISES. By virtu* ol U-ie abovvalalsd wrll of names were not recorded in time for sional, an Individual Retirement execution to m« dlr»cl»d I itiallexpots lor the initial standing list. Account can be transferred to a bro- Hi* by public v»ndu», In ROOM 207, In Their names have been added at kerage firm. At a brokerage firm the ine court House, In the City of Elizabeth, moncycanbcplaccdinmuuialfunds, New Jersey on WEDNESDAY, the 9th the bottom in alphabetical order. day ol JUNE A.D., 1993 at Iwo o'clock In Standings arc as follows: slocks, bonds and many oihcj in- the afternoon ot said day. 1. JohnMton 7. Chirk* Ctrl (1) vestments whcrepotcniial return* are The property to be sold Is located In the a. Irwln Iwmltin I. lrw» Long significantly higher. The investment eOROUGH of MOUNTAINSIDE In Ihe 3. Jim WCItrko ». OkkHmki would sullhave all the lax advantage! County of UNION, and ihs State of New «. MJIRINtr IP, Lwtil Dead Jersey. 1 TKJMOM U.taulOiHtlt that Individual Retirement Accounu Commonly known 39:1087 PROSPECT come with. AVENUE, MOUNTAINSIDE. NEW JER- 13. Otrerd Wtlw Lcgg Mason Wood Walker Incor- SEY 07092. porated will beholding an educational Tax L01 No. 17 In Block No. SA. seminar on Individual Retirement Dimensions ot Ihe Lot are (Approxi- Handicap Results mately) 283.74 feel wide by 250 teet long. Accounts.This seminar, which is Tree Nearest Cross Street: Situated on the Are Announced und open to the public will beheld on SOUTHERLY CORNER ot LANDS OF N. In Sculth Plaint' AIMN-M* Women'l Gulr Thursday, May 20. at 7:30 p.m. al « J. ROSEN AND Ihe NORTHEAST- AIICKUllon handicap ilrufcc play wi Miy *, the Legg Mason ul 203 Elm Street, ERLY side of LANDS OF VAYIANOS. niulli wiri: There Is due approximately the Bum ol KICIITKEN-IIOLK Wcstlicld. Kli hl \; Grutl, AnmChllnL 17. Net, 111. K«> $535,502.72 together wllh lawful Interest t Formorc information or to reserve 1'ordhimi 2nd, Chun), ind 3rd, Carol Midiln. from SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 and costs. I'lllihl »: Oroui khuda I'aughlun, 93. Nrl, lit, a scat, please telephone Rene Dicrkcs There Is a lull legal description on Ilia In I'aughnan; 2nd, Martam IMara, anil 3rd, Sue at232-2686. the Union County Sherllf's Office. Mill.. The Sheilll reserves the right to ad)ourn Kll||hl i:i On.ll Meg Wllllanuun, 111. Nil, In addition there wilt be a discus- this sale. 111. Cvnlhla Shim; Ind, Wllllamiun, and 3rd, sion of how to avoid the new 20 per Kthcl iUnowln. RALPH FROEHLICH l.o« Pulli, kurdham, II, and Chlp-ln, Mills cent withholding imposed by the SHERIFF No. 4. government. SHAPIRO A KREISMAN. ESQS. NINK-IIOI.K CX-84-93 (STLft WL ) Hi^hl A: Uriio, Juan Smith. Nil, til, Nancy 4T — 5/13, S/ZO, Hlanchcl; Ind, Join Smith, and 3rd, Mary 5/27 4 6/3/93 Fee; $142.80 Back Pain Topic Hiohl b: (inut, Claln Knatu. Net I, Claire Knaui; 2nd, Kulh Kilr, and 3rd, Nancj Of Free Forum PUBLIC NOTICE Chrlvlcnicn. nl^rd NO KNTRANCK 1IKHK...A lulling lrredumu|j«s a porch und blocks the front of ti home (in HarrlwnTveniJe^! West Held* Rah way Hospital will repeat its SHERIFF'S SALC durlnu Tutwluy's storm, which was umtmpunied by high winds, ruin and hall and caused power uutuses In many areas 2nd, Klinl HaiUIII, and 3rd, Ju MIHrr. free forum, "Preventing Back Pain," SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY, l.uw Pulli, lltllf McGarry, and Chlp-lm ofthttown. CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION Illanthtl. on Wednesday, May 26, ul 7 p.m. in COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-2303-90. its Main Conference Room. The THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF NEW N«w York, likv London, wems to be a clonclnii of all Ihe dtpravitlcs of featured speaker will be Dr. Douglas YORK, F.S.B., A BANKING CORPORA- Bradley, a Linden orthopedist, who TION OF NEW YORK, PLAINTIFF VS. human nature. GEORGE REAVES, UNMARRIED AND — Thomas Jtjftrsen will discuss Ihe anatomy of the back ARTIE MAE CHARLES, UNMARRIED, and explore common causes of pain DEFENDANTS. PUBLIC NOTICE and treatment options. CIVIL ACTION, WRITOF EXECUTION, About 80 per cent of Americans FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PRE- NOTICE TO BIDDERS MISES. Th# WtvatiMd Community Center will experience back pain during their ay virtue of the above-stated wrll ot loth* lifetime und as many as 10 million e»ecullomomi» directed >shalle»pose lor Courtly of Union Americans miss work because of it, sale by public vendue, In ROOM 207, In Public Notice Is hereby given lor the the Court House, In the City ol Elizabeth, purpose ol submltllng proposals lor the according to Or. Bradley. "Most of New Jersey on WEDNESDAY, the 18th following: those people will find that they get day ot MAY A.D., 1893 at two o'clock In SEALED PROPOSALS FOR belter on their own within three or the alternoon ol said day. REPLACEMENT OF CEILINO, LIQHTS, AND PLASTER AND four weeks," he explains, The Property to be sold Is located In Ihe PAINTINQ OF OVM. REPLACE- Cl!y ol Elizabeth In the County ol Union, "But when the pain docs nol sub- MENT OF FRONT DOORS, and Slate of New Jersey. Commonly side, there- arc things they can do on SAFETV PANIC BARS AND knownas:Soi Riverside Drive, Elizabeth, DOOR LOCKS, ALTERATION their own and things 1 can do as a New Jersey, Tax Lol 1312 In Block No. AND IMPROVEMENT IN THE physician lo nol only case the pain, 11. BASEMENT. Dlmenslonsol Lot: (Approximately) 100 but also lo correct Ihe ailment caus- feet wide by 100 feat long. Bids must be submitted In a scaled ing the pain," envelope, clearly marked uWe9tlleld Nearest Cross Street: Situate approxi- There is no Tec Tor unending this Community Center-Replacement and mately 100 leet from Ihe Intersection of Improvements" and bear the name and forum und no registration is required. Parker Road and RIverBlde Drive. address ol Ihe bidder outside, addressed There Is due approximately the sum of For further information about this or lo the Wesltleld Community Center on $£15,774.00 together wllh lawful Interest anyof Rahway Hospimrscommunily Thursday, May 27. 1993 by 11 a.m. Irom June 30, 1991 and costs. health programs, please telephone Bidders must comply with provisions of There Is a lull legal descriptor! on file In 499-6193. Ihe Union County Sheriffs Olllce. Chapler IZ7 PL 1H75 Supploment to Ihe law against discrimination (Alllrmailve Tho Sherlll roservos Ihe right 10 adjo urn Action). this sale. Specifications may bo soon at tho olllce McKinley to Hold RALPH FROEHLICH 0! the Weslflold Community Center, 558 SHERIFF WesiDroEidStruol.Westtlold.NewJorsey, WILENTZ. GOLDMAN & SPITZER Dook Fair Next Week starting Thursday, May 20.1993, botwoen CX-57S-05 (STL & WL> The McKinlcy School Parcm- Iho hours ol 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 4 T — 4/2Z, 4/29, Tcachcr Organi/alions will hold its 5/B&5M3/93 Fee: $142.80 The Direclor and Board reserve Ihe right lo reject any and all bids II In the annual book luir on Wednesday, inlorosi ol the Comer, 11 13 doomed ad- Thursday, and Friday, May Ii), 20, PUBLIC NOTICE visable 10 do so. und 21, in the foyer of the school's Tho Waslllold Community Center is an SHCHIFP8 SALE Equal Opportunity Employer. gymnasium. It will be open from 9 SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY. Ernestine N. Howoll a.m. to 3:Mp.m. ciichilay.as well as CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION Executive Director form 7:30 lo 9:30 Wednesday COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-3996-92. 1 T —5/13/93 Feo: $34.27 WINDSIIIIiLB WIPIN(J...A tret Tailsiicross the front of u cur on I'rosptcl Street dtirlns Tuesday's ufternoon storm, evening. CITICORP MORTGAGE. INC., which cuusid dumuge in severul ureas of town und knocked out elvctrlcul untl telephone power In some ureus. PLAINTIFF VS AZMI SALIB, ET AL., The orgiiniMiiion has inviicd all DEFENDANTS. PUBLIC NOTICE students,parcnLsani) visitors to attend CIVIL ACTION. WRITOF EXECUTION, for schools, about 23 per cent for ihe the fair. FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PRE- ALCOHOLIC BEVERAOE CONTROL Tako notice thai application has been Council Introduces Ban town's share of county expenses and MISES. The book fair encourages student made lo the Town ol Weslllold 10 transfer By virtue ol the above-stated writ ol only 10 per cent for municipal gov- interest in reading and in building lo Slnclalro's ol Wesllleld, Inc. Irudlng as execution tome directed I shall expose for ernment. Slnclalre'9 Soalood Rostaurant located home libraries. It also is an opportu- sale by public vendue. In ROOM 207, In On Skateboard Use On another matter, in response toa al 242 North Avenue, Wesltlold, New nity lor adults to review children's (he Court House. In the City ot Elizabeth, cofimuco moHMOE 1 Jorsey 07090 lha Plenary Retail Con- complaint by Richard Jayclcll of8(X) New Jarsey on WEDNESDAY, the 19lh hooks und to mukp purchases. sumption Llconso No. 2020 33 00-S 004 day ol MAY A.D., 1993 al two o'clock In could be discussed and the council Planning Board to divide the tract I lillside Avenue, Solid Waste Com- heretofore Issued to Eric Tevrow, Inc., The book I'airili.spluy will include the allernoon ol said day. mittee Chairman LaPorta said he fa- tradlngasSlnclalre's Soalood Roslauranl could get public inpui before the with a .644-acre northern section near new books from many major pub- Municipality: City ol Etlzuboth, County lor the promises locnlod al 242 North schcdulcdTucsday, May 25, hearing. Grove Street and a 1.4-acrc section vors a town ordinance which would ol Union lishers. All residing interests will be Avenue, Wostllold, Now Jorsoy 07090. On the second go-round he changed have garbage collection begin close Street Address: 621 South ParkStroot, on the .southern end near Clifton Sired represented from classics lo science Objections, II any should be mado Im- Ellzabolh, New Jersey. his vote lo support the incus lire und it 10 be sold .separately and the town to to7 a.m., so it would notconlliclwilh books, biography lo mysteries. mediately to Joy C. Vreoland, Municipal Tax Lol: 1266, Tax Block: 7. was successfully introduced. the Union County Noise Ordinance Clerk ol Ihe Town ol Wesllleld, 425 East retain control of a 2.7-iicre wetlands Profits from ihe book fair help the Approximate dimensions 100.00' X The Fourth Ward rcprescntalivc which sets that lime as the starling 1 Broad Slrool. Wuetlleld, Now Jorsoy. section in the center of the tract near organi/.aiion support the school li- 2S.O0' x 10000' x 25.00 . 07090. said uflcr the meeting the Walicrson Waitc Place. point. Nearest cross straet: Sixth Streot. brary. Scott D. Williams, Applicant There Is due approximately the sum ol Street lot was excluded from Ihe ban Although the committee had rec- County environmental officials S61 Trinity Place $63,851.31 together with lawful Interest because that lot is less of a commuter ommended both sites up for sale be would have difficulty in enforcing Irom September 30. 1992 and costs. Wosllleld, New Jersey 07090 Hospital to Oder 2T — 5/6 & S/13/B3 Fee: $36.72 facility und is near some of Ihe less- rescrvct! for single-family develop- I heir ordinance in town il'Wcslfield's There Is a full legal description on (lie In Iravclcil .streets in lite town. the Union County Shorlll's Olllce. ment the Councilman noted the slnle ordinance set an earlier startingpoinl, Cardiac Lire Support Also uc led on at Tuesday's session he said. The Sherilt reserves the right to adjourn PUBLIC NOTICE hud approved the delineation of the A three-session Basic Cardiac Life this sale. were Iwo measures which could have wetlands but no lot lines have be cm Other members of ihe committee Support Course incardiopulmonary RALPH FROEHLICH Public Nollco Is hereby glvon that an a majorcffcclon Ihe future picture of drawn as ycl. have said, however, forcing haulers resuscitation, open to anyone over SHERIFF ordinance as follows wns pnssod and the town's landscape. KATZ, ETTIN, LEVINE & KRUZWEIL adoplod by Iho Council of Iho Town ol James Chirkton, the head of an to begin work around 7 a.m. would Ihcagcof I4,willbcheldonMay 17, CX-140605(STL 1 WL} Wostflold nt n niuetlng thorool huld Muy The council voted io authorize the organization of owners of properly cause traffic congestion and safely IX and 20 from 7 to 10 p.m. at 4 T —4/22,4/29, 11. 1993. subdivision of town-owned land on adjacent to the Iract who arc opposed problems in mldiiiou 10 economic Overlook Hospital in Summit. 5/6&5/13/B3 Foe: $128.52 Joy C Vrooland Dunham Avenue for possible future lo its sale to a developer, said they hardship for haulers who could not Participants will learn one-und two- Town Ctork sale and lo approve an agreement gel lo ihe. county waste transfer sta- SPECIAL ORDINANCE MO. 1874 would like lo be informed about the man cimliopultnonury resuscitation PUBLIC NOTICE AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZ- with Foresl City-Ratnor of Ohio as exact configuration proposed for die tions on time. and obstructed airway techniques for ING THE MAYOR AND THE the builder-developer of a proposed ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL lots prior 10 the sale being made On another measure, to approve a both adults and children. Classsize is TOWN CLERK TO EXECUTE Tnko nollco Ihnt application has boon second senior citizen complex on a public, license lo allow Jilatlo, Inc. to see ice AN A0REEMENT MODIFY- limited. modu lo Town ol Woslliold lo trnnslcr 10 site north of (he current complex 011 ING AN EXISTING in Tama<|ues Park during the West- Roborl n Auslln Iho Plmmry Retnil DIs- Councilman Jenkins replied maps A three-hour cardiopulmonary rc- INTERLOCAL SERVICES Boynioii Avenue. IrlOullon Llconso No. 20?0 •14 000 D04 arc available from the [own delin- field Soccer Cti[> Tournament on su.sdliition course also will be held AGREEMENT WITH THE hDrololDro issuod 10 Community DIs- Councilman Jenkins, a member of eating Ilic promised subdivision lines. Memorial Day weekend, Councilman today from 7 to 10 p.m. This class is COUNTV OF UNION DATED tilbuiors In. lormorly trading n£ Drug Fair Ihe Building and Town Properly DECEMBER 16, 1974. When the vole on the measure was (iivco voted ugninsiapproviil because open to the public, und anyone over Liquors. P5 1 Industrial Parkway. 1 T — G/13/03 Foo: $1B.3a Committee,explained the motion on he wauls the council to act more Somorvlllo, Now Jarsoy. taken Councilman ilely cast a dis- tillage of 14 may intend Iliiscluss to Dunham Avenue would allow the senting biillol, saying after I hi1, (|tiickly on stringent regulations for learn this life-saving technique. Those ObtocllonB, It nny, should bo Hindu Im- town lo seek permission from ihe all peddlers. modlHloly Inwrlllno to: Joy C. Vroolnnd ol PUBLIC NOTICE meeting he wished the town lo explore who attend (lie course will receive u Wostllold other options besides single-family review IxHiklcUimhicoursc complete Hobort U. Auslln SHERIFF'S SALE housing on Ihe site. I In- Miirlil » ill rn'\ ir -iiinc card, tlie class is limited to the first 25 1 7 Mnnltou Clrclo SUPERIOR COUF1T OF NEW JERSEY, Board Approves Wostllold, Nu* Jorsoy 07090 CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION I lis colleagues said those residing fin- wuiiilri-^: lull mil) lur MIIIII registrants. S T — 5/li & S/13'93 FOB: $2u.'iC]l(il'jl(]cnl!i(JI[i1ltu Mrs, Vina'iili,inlier Io yi-un.an.-cr prised only of copper, zinc, and rectly reported the name (if u sputtker the Court House, InihDCtlyol Elizabeth, however, senior dti/rn htmsiti|; M ihoApril 28 Solid WtistcCommlllcc TOWN ol WES1I•in I) in tlm County ol W'slfi'ldtaiiilililiy k nickel. It (loos nol contnln sllvor, N»w Jorsoy on WEDNESDAY, lr» 20th UNION, und tliti Stiilo ol Nnw Jorniiy. would not hitvc mi inipail on 11n meeting was Mrs. Veronica Kiiufimin. d«y ol MAY AD., 1Buy ul Iwo o'clock In Commonly Known QS IOIJ IIAHMOW schools nml also •.|V;IIIH\I<• 1 f COUNTY: Union, SI A If: OP MliW The louncil, on another inalioi, iKiiicTiiiuii had wailed In herhomc- lo DlrnonBlons ol I 01 (Aiiproxlmutuly) Tho hoard nlsti tli^-iiv l llli1 (iai- JERSEY. 120.00 le«l wldo Liy D^.cjo Inul lono. detiSialcCunliiiuniil .Si iilsii niliipleil aS.U.yj'U.M iiumiri mi rulinijx*'. find Irtish liiiuK'rs who were making BTHEET AND STHL:I.-I NO: 10 Snyro Nonresl Croun Slr I'ri'sidl'lllllf illl LIKlllliilll, I ill! CLI III: 1 1 NEAHCBT CHOB3BIHI.E I: PHI foot $127,7fM 01) lon<>"" rwltllliiwlullti»>nilil derieasi' iiiopi'iaiiii) . expense .. III iiiiklvn. Ilif IIIIIIIX unit supply I li'iilih Commission, Arnold Schmidt, Iro/n Fotirunry 1, UMH nndcooui I'inniice ('iimiiiillce dl lln- uiiitilinn 1 (roirt Hie Inioruuulluri or Morris AVBHUO I Iw.saitl llieimiea-.e was due IIIIIK IIIHS. (Juit'its 111111 miikt' 111 JUM-II, who may be telephoned ul H27-2097. ond Suyre Blruul. Tlmro In n lull Infill ilniiiiflptlotiiin I1I11 In linsoiilymi'l mice, 11ml it i'li-.ily 1. mild l.n ( IIKUMIIU ill-. ;illni ;ii ii('ml V,IIH vil liinliilll r IKI»HIIIIIIIIIIIII(IJIIKIII I there Isduu nppioxlmiiliily thti Hum or HID Union Counly (Jhoiill'ii Ollicii luive met IIIOK' oln-n. liiuihis inn von Illiltliis, Aniiiiiu tfii' $21,1GS,09 loflwlltor wllh Inwlul IrMmoot I ho JjhotllfmrntrviHitho ilt^hl t<)nil|(;utn scliuol hit idllrcliiili Ililiils liu i upi "Ki'iilislicidly. ihry'll lu> iiiutl- llllllitlll'lllllll' (illllllll llmt IlllVC lu'lll Irom November 1 /, lyiJr" imd CUBIH. Ihltt nnlo lal |!l(ii'.YI'< ill niili'i In avoid .1 I< 11< Hwirls thut me tlnkulii ami kind, and IIAtl'M mom INCH IIAI I'M I Mill I U I c;i I pressfd In have iiuyilun^ ilmn' by 1 Sl'l'liwlcll III) HllNlkUll IllUlyc |iy illllipilithellK lair WIII'MIIHIM-IIIIIII : ruiif/um lliril nrp iioil/mr -//IOIB imiiie iht Mil MM I ilnilllli)ii(iii|jl(i,(hiT(iiiiuhlliiliiM SHI IMP lil /incil ujmpuny m llw world WILLIAM M.I". l>UW:-\m, Jll., Altorlio'/ UIIAI'IMO A Kill IHMAH ate "ilttiwiHliiwn," «[ii'lh>d mil In lluhh, tit ul ri'i Mrs. IVmier Miiil ll limknl like the 11 Logan P«oriall SmlA CX-iO-V3{BII. * WL) CX-AAV 0?i (lilt K. WL) CDiiiiirouiisi.1 will luivv in he c.ilrlitlcil The ('iiiinciliiuiii iil'o nok'il I\MI "Muiiliiilliiiiliivitllriiiiklyn, 4 T —4/2B, 5/0, 4 I — 4OT, itl'A), 1 Ihlidsuf Hit -dvanll budget will pay llrlun Ilityn anil Aniln l'oo:$tm.32 W*5/I[I'M foil; $MiUJC> iinollu'r year. Thursday, May 13,1993 Page 15 Results of Table Tennis State Championships Told Bright banners (lew over the New players Mahesh Sangnavi, Hal Rob- Jersey Table Tennis ClubinWeslfield erts, Tuycn Diep, Erh Wen Hu and his list weekend to herald the slate son, Arthur, Harold Moscly, Rick championships. Mayor Garland C. Alloru, Mark Sherman, Robert "Bud' Boothc, Jr. attended the major Chirona, Al Lisman and Robbins. evenlsofihc tournament, which drew Barry Dattel, President, explains over 100 table tennis player* from why people arc drawn to the game around the stale. WcsOteld was well whether they play at home or away, represented. Arthur Hu, with partner for fun or in earnest. "It's cheap, David Fang of Edison, was vie toi ious small, and can be played by anyone, in the Junior Doubles. Arthur also anywhere. For only one paid mem- reached the semi-finals in both OK bership each year, a person can play under-14 and under-16 events. at the club Tor as may hours and on Erh Wen Hu and his partner Szu whatever days he or she chooses." Huangc Shich were scmi-finalisis in New members und visitors aiculways Senior Mcn'sDoublcs. RichRobbins welcome. reached the semi finals in the 3,300 For more information, please cull Doubles with George Hcllcrman of 232-9659. Bound Brook. Also from Wcstficld, Al Lisman placed third in the Vctcr- Some background about the club: ans, those over 7(1, event. He was also All ability levels arc represented, a semi-finalist in the 4,100 Doubles from beginner lo Olympic level, und with partner, David Zhuang, the club displays a list of nationally WOMEN'S CHAMl'IONS...I.IIy VIp, rlijht, the winner, and Joanne »u, the -yoK AMONG WOMKN...LIIy Yip, the ivomeji'schumpion In (lie New Jersey Spec tutors witnessed an outstand- ranked players who train al [he club. runnoTup <>l thr New Jersey Mule luhlc li-nnls championship In the women's stuUtuhlul«nnlNcomp«llII

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CLARK SOLID/FLUE® j Down With Ordinary Rooms! ALL COUNTY FENCE LANES Chimney Savers Transform an ordinary room with a Home better dry cleaning since 1394 Room Wall/Library System or Fireplace. All Types of Wood & "HtlWnCMMMysi Home Reom Systems and Fiieplaces project CHWNEtT IHAEPUCE •CLEANING a sense of warmlh and richness that only the Chain-Link Fencing • Rnlonlion •COLD STORAGE finest woods convty. Custom 5 One of the most modern bowlinowling • Rtlinlnj 5HIRT LAUNDEREHS Itirouglicjl. lul reasonably priced. — Expertly Installed — '', centercenterss IIn N.JNJ. FeaturinFeatuig 550 NeNw •Rtp»lr • DRAPERY & RUG CLEANING Call (908) 233-3008 Haidwood Floor Rollnlshlng S Brunswick AZ Plnsetters. Free Estimates - taNy Inured FREE ESTIMATES Installed • Sanded - Finished I I I IIIIIIMI SI Wcslliclil For a Free Estimate Custom Staining • Pickling COCKTUILNN(C SUCK MR A* Sotn on TV'l "Thlf Old Houit" 298-0922 AW COMOmOttlO AMPlf Pi 1-800-336-5688 or (908) 232-22771 | Home Room Will ind Ubrtiy Syatemt 219 Glen Road FREE ESTIMATES 381-4700 140 Central Awu, CUrk Mounttinside, NJ 07092 232-8727 Call: (908) 755-6454 ''SSSS/SS/S/SSSSfS/fSSSSS/fSSSS/SSffSS*.

FLOOR COVERING FUEL OIL CLASS & MIRRORS 1 VW INTERIOR DECORATING MOVERS PAINTING Caff HHAPEUV • WAIJ.1'AFK» • OAIU'KT REEL-STRONG ROBBINS & ALLISON Inc. BRUNT &WERTH HECORATK AT DISCOUNT PRICKS MIRROR AND Local Moving and Storage LOUIE'S PAINTING FUEL CO. aLASS COMPANY Est. 1925 Public Movers License PC • Thelinest quality and workmanship 00172 AND DECORATING ' HEATING A COOLING • Factory-difecl prices • Exteriors and Interiors | • FUEL OIL BURNERS • Expertly designed and installed • HUMIDIFIERS • rasllvenncj'Antlquing -Beveling • Fully Insured • Walls'Ceillng-Batfiroomsl "*~— CUSTOM INTERIORS Estlmttts • AIR CONDITIONERS EXPERT WORK Glvn Gltdly Wet Bars, etc. 844 South Avenue W SHOP ATHOUi S$AHC£'FR££ ESTlMATtS AGENT/ALLIED VAN LINES AT MODEST PRICES DIAL 270-0900 rvurmsvuto Westfield, NJ 07090 FAX' 213 SOUTH AVE. E, CRANFOHD 232-5958 649 LEXINGTON AVE. 233296a 6E4-9555 (908) 561-5379 741 CENTHALAVE. • WESTFIEIP CRANFORD 233-4522 iiiwfii:.\ns • I'liiriLSTKitY • KAIIIHCS Tel. 276-0898

Perfect Tainting SHADOW MOUNTAINSIDE PLUMBING & HEATING Since 1ii2f> Lie. tt 1200 No Job Too Small PAIMTING Charles Honecker Open 7 Days a Week •WATER HEATERS Residential • Commercial • Industrial Commercial 'Industrial* Residential •SEWER CLEANING Dally 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Established 1957 • SUMP PUMPS • Free Estimates Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Lie. #2036 Sundays 9 a.m. lo 6 p.m. •BOILERS HouwWMtlnt • Fully insured REMODELING & SERVICE RittcniMi Raw* Hudson Vitamin Products :W J OH I SMAI I • Pressure Washing Russell StovDr Candles Fullvlruuwd 400 North Ave. E. 233-0897 Fttl AMPLE mtt PARKING Woslfiold 374 Short Dr. 7BB-M97 5O7-OO2O FflEC PICK UP r. DCLIVDrtV iltMntWCo Mountainside, N.J. Inlxlcr/Eiunol 27Z-4456 Westfield Lyndhurst 233-2200 233-3213

TREE SERVICE TYPESETTING & COMPOSITION SCOTT SEIB TYPESETTING •' Wenlly Pio's INSTITUTE OF AMERICA PLUMBING & HEATING A-1 TREE SERVICE ft RESIDENTIAL « COMMERCIAL 317-9611 • Done Very Reasonably Peter Hognbooii, cits, am LANDSCAPING CONTRACTORS . CUSTOM KATIIItOOMS I lOOtlCHIIII AVI . Wl HU II I) • ItKMODW.im; & ALTERATIONS 0 {(MICK (.III KMAI I I • On-Premises Work • SI;WI:H« DKAINCI.KANINI; I AVkWONIKI it WOMJ'N'S HV\ V III I I ^sl Rornovitl, prunliui, tup|tliu| S • WATKK IIKATKKS > rim IHIRN • in \i The WcstHclcl Lejuler ' Mf.N • WllMI'S olcvfillitq. f;tuiti|) icniovitl. FULLY INSUI1ED LIC.#0firt8 I J.I Nuiitll Avr. I!. ^ • lAI'KWOMXI INK I1II1AY I.MI III H 654-1818 (90S) 232-4407 021 Shorbrouko Or., Westfield Untii'ilnf A|!MOliilminu Avnllntili (908)233-1341 50 Klin Sttril • Wisllidd, Ni'u Jt'i-scv («i«K) 2.U-V2V2 ' VOl'/ItHGEIHMOPtvttwv I'tiM HOW Page 16 ]t •BJcstficlb "jfitabet, Thursday, May 13,

PUBLIC NOTICE Ill CLASSIFIED •MINIFP'S SAtt SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, ui •UPCBIOH COURT OF NEWJERSEY, SUKfSJOfieOURTOFNEWJEflSEY, HELPWANTED CHANCERY DIVISION. UNION SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JEMEV CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION CHANCCKY DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-872»-»2. CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-20270-91. COUNTY. 0OCKCT NO. F-M4M-S1. Start immediately I Earn up to HELP WANTED INVESTORS AND LENDERS, LTD., COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-1Mta-«l. FIRST NATIONWIDE BANK. A USA CITICORP MORTQAOt. INC. vs $8O0/wk. labeling postcards Plaintiff VS RAMON E. BAEZ, Defen- CITICORP MORTOAQE. INC., CORPORATION, PLAINTIFF VS from home. Set your own hours. RECEPTIONIST dant*. PLAINTIFF VS. RAUL a. JAURENA, BARTOLOMEO J. COLICELLI. ET AL.. u CIVIL ACTION, WRITOF EXECUTION, UNMARRIED; AND STATEWIDE MV- OEFEM3ANT8. USSR ft Wf'5M8 No quotas Call 1-900-740-7377 Full Tim* FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PRE- INQ8 ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION. DC- FENOANTS. CIVIL ACTION, WRIT OF EXECUTION. ($1.49 min/18 yrs.+) or write: MISES. FOR SALE OF MORTGAGEO PRE- FOR SALE OF MORTOA0E0 PRE- PAASE-J3855, 161 S. Preferably familiar with By virtue of the absve-siatwt writ ol CIVIL ACTION, WRITOF tXtCOTIOM, FOR SALE OF MOHTOAOfO PRE- Lincolnway. N. Aurora, IL 60542 Merlin phone system. '•MCUUomo m« directea I snail expos* for •y virtue ol BT* ebove-*tal*et wN o< By VMM et ttw absvs-esMad writ al Pleasant, friendly person sal* by public vendus. In ROOM 207. In MISES. eaecunon lo me dinscled I anaMexpaae for HELPWANTED tha Court House. In th* City of Elizabeth. By virtue of ihe atww-inwd wt* ef •ale by public vendue. m ROOM 207, In with goodorganizingskills New Jersey on WEDNESDAY, tne 19th •xecuUon to me 7, In Ihe Court House. In tie CHy of Elizabeth, saESE&8S3Er Girls wanted (ram N.J. between for fast growing mortgage day of MAY A.D., 1»93 *i two o'clock In New Jersey ori WEDNESDAY, th* tin *m Court Houa*. m tw CHy of ElUabeth. 7-19, to compete in this year's th* afternoon of uald day. •he Court House. In Me CMy o< EMMbesH, bankers. Excellent pay & N*w Jersey on WEDNESDAY, *• 1Mh day of JUNE A.O., itM at two o'clock in fW Jwaey on WEDNESDAY, th*2Mi 3rd annual 1993 Newark pag- PROPERTY TO BE SOLO IS LO- st* afternoon of saK My. oavot MAY A.O.. 1M> at M» 0C»c* In benefits. Opportunity for CATED IN THE CITY OF ELIZABETH. day ef MAY A.O., tHJMlM o'otoc* ki eants. Over $20,000 in prizes the atlerroon of said day. Th» property lo be sold i* located In tie tw afternoon of e*M day. advancement. COUNTY OF UNION, STATE OF NEW Sorouoh of McurMainskst In the County ol Ths propeny 10 be wld I* wealed in tw and scholarships. JERSEY. Munlclpallly: Elliabe*«. CALL: (908) 488-7100 Tax Lot and Block: Lot 703; Stock If. CITY OF ELIZABETH W •» County el Call today PREMISES ARE COMMONLY StraauodraM: lOMMMIeonAvanu*. Commonly known a*: 1S«0 Poplar Av- UNION, and tw Slat* of Now Jersey. 1-800-PAGEANT, Ext. 40107 Ext. 38 KNOWN AS: 1384 LOWER ROAD, Properly Olmenslons: Frontage: 60 s»M; enue, MoinlalnaMe, New Jereey. Commonly known as: 44 OROVE (1-60O-724-3268) Ed Brehm, Jr. ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY. Depth: 14S feel. Tim lot No. 2* m Btook 1«F. •TREET, ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY LOT NO.: 11, BLOCK NO.: 641. Distance from mwcwMsMll: 100 Obnenek>n*olLM:(AppR»lmaiely) 113 oraot. HELPWANTED First Colonial Mortgage DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 50 X 100. Feet from Allna SsWH. feet wide by US leet long. Ta> Lot No. M0 In Mock N». 1». 312 Nor. Wood Ave. NEAREST CROSS STREET TO There I* due approiknaMy to awn 04 Nearest Crass Street: Situate on tie Olmenalon* ol Lol (Approximately) Carpenter helper, exp. not PROPERTY: VIRGINIA STREET. t728,zBS.n tog*ih*r«Wilns*nMiw«w nortterty side of Poplar Avenue. t!2 Mot 107 JB wet wide by M.00 MM Wng necessary but witting to work Linden. NJ 07036 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CAN BE contract rate of 12.BH on t1M.CTl.44 from the eaessriy aid* ol Old Tot* Road. NeareM Cros* street: SHuaK on tw hard and desire to learn is FOUND IN THE UNION COUNTY from October 18, iwstottwdiMernnal Them t* du* •pproilmaWy Ihe turn of WESTERLY aide of OROVE STREET, necessary. SHERIFF'S OFFICE. Judgment 11/1242 and lawful Interval f i «7.i72.4a Moaner mm intereet at tw 177.00 wet Irom Via NORTHERLY Hot 01 Thar* I* due approximately the turn of thereafter and costs. contract rate of aa7»*. on |« j2.tM.M VINE STREET. (908) 232-6380 PERSON WANTED 1133,667.73 ioo»ttw wlih lawlul Inieresi Trwre Is a full legal dsscriptKwi on M* m beine tie prtndpal sum In d*tautt{lncHidV)g Tlwre la due aflpro«lit«iely tw aum ol HELPWANTEP thereon from th* eth day of NOVEMBER, lh« Union Counly Sheriffs Ofltee, •dvance*. If any) from Juno », tfta n $2M.4W.M logeiherwrtfi lawful inwrosl To Handle Stand Delivery, 1982 and coals. TntSh»rllfr*s*rv«stn*rtont1oail)ourn July 27,1992 and lawful Interest thereafter from October 1.1M2 and eotl*. Part-time. Entry level Admin. Pickup*Collection For There lea full legal description on Ilia In this tale. and cost*. Th* Sherttt reserves tw rlgnt load)pum Ass't. for local builder. $7 per the Union County Sheriffs Office. RALPH FROEHLICH There I* a tuu legal description on file in WtHM, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn SHERIFF tw Union Counly Sheriffs Office. Them la a kill legal description on file In hour. Please call: thltsaJa. KARAS, KILSTEIN, HIR8CHKLAU. The Sheriff reserves she right to adjourn tw Unwn County Sheriffs OWc*. (908)233-7830 RALPH FROEHLICH FEITLIN, KOPt- ft BAIME •Us aal*. RALPH FROEHLICH SHERIFF CX-14O7-O5 [STL 4 WL) RALPH FROEHLICH SHERIFF HELPWANTED MICHAEL ALFIERI, ESQ. 4 T — 4/22. 4/80. SHERIFF SHAPIRO • KREISMAN, Attorney CX-141505(STL* WL) 5/6 4 6/1343 Foe: 9142.M ZUCKER. OOLOBEflQ, BECKER * CX-23-M(STL*WL) Adv. sales & mktg. work from 4T— 4/22, *2», 4 T —4/20, hit, homo within Union Co. Exc. GOOD PAY ACKERMAN STEADY JOB 5/6 A 5/13/93 Fee: S148.B2 FILE • XCZ 2»,773 M Fee: $144. «4 comm.Willtrain.P/T&F/T avail. PUBUCNOT1CE TELE. #201-783-7788 Entertainment & coupon nat'l PUBUC NOTICE CX-117S-06<8TL*WL) PUBUC NOT1C1 publication. 232-44O7 SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY, 4T —5/13, sVJO. (908)654-2468 SHERIFFS SALE CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION Fee: SU6.04 SUPERIOR COURT OFNEWJEOSEY, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-U237-OI. CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION SEEKING EMPLOYMENT CAR* CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION CITICORP MORTGAGE, INC.. Plaimltf, COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-4695-91. COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-fi701-01. VS. MELCHOR TRUJILLO, married, PUBUCNOTICe HANDYMAN LOOKING for • Would you like to enn $25,000? CWeorp Mortgage. Inc. Plakiilll V;i. FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE OLQA TRUJILLO, msfrteo is tw above Public Notice I* hereby given that an Oliderdo Arango; Jaime Rodriguez; WH- work. Painting, carpentry, light • Represent the Industry tenter? CORPORATION Plaintiff VS. LESLIE Melcnor Tru|lllo: HUGO G. LAVAOO, ordinance of wHch trie following Is a copy Nsm Oaplna and Wgsnla Osptna, ftla wife; ANNE HANSBON, Defendants), single; OERARDO EOOAVIL, etngt*>; wsMlnlroduced, read snd passed, on first moving, ruobish removal, II you i tntwer It YE S, w* wit titln you lo b* United Stales of America, Defendant)*). CIVILACTION, WRIT OF EXECUTION. ROQER L. GALVEZ. Blfl«l«: tfM reading by «» Council ol Ihe Town or CIVIL ACTION. WRIT OF EXECUTION, cleaning garages/ basements/ t carpet cleaning protoikxial. Musi hav* FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PRE- CANDELARIO VEOA and LEONOR WanMeldatameeilngheld May 11,1993, apartments/ stores. Take rub- FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PRE- r*Hib*v»hlcis. Ptnwot 1-MM4f-M« MISES. VEGA, his wile, Defendant. and that the said Council wlH lurtlwr MISES. bish away. Own truck, ladders, By virtue ol Iho abovo-statod writ of CIVILACTION, WRiTOFEXeCUTrON, consider the same lor llnal paiaaoe on By virtue of the abova-Maled will of tools. Odd jobs around house. I execution to me dlrectod I shall expose (or FOR SALE OF MORTQAOED PRE- the 29th day ol May, 19O3.alB.30pm.,In execution tome directed I shallexpoaelor work cheap. sale by public vondue, In ROOM 207, In MISES. tha Council Chambar, Municipal Bunding. •si* by public vendue. In ROOM 207. in REMOVAL OF RUBBISH the Court House, In Iho city ol Elizabeth, By virtue of tfw above-ttaWd writ of 42S East Braid Street, WesllloW, New th* Court House, In th* City ol Elizabeth, 1-201-675-1362 New Jorsey on WEDNESDAY, ine aid t nscuuon to me dlrtcMd I thill tiposs MM Jersey, at Milch nine and place any per- New Jersey on WEONESOAY, Itw «th Sanford 6 Son day or JUNE A.D., 1S93BI two o'clock In •ale by public vendue. In ROOM SOT, In son who mey be Interested ttwreln win be day 01 JUNE A.O., 1093 at two o'clock In CAREER OPPORTUNITY Clean up of cellars, attics. the afternoon of said day. the Court House, In the City ol Elltabeth, gtven tn opportunity to be heard con- th* altemoon ol said day. The proporiy to be sold Is located In «i» New Jersey on WEDNESDAY, th* IMh cerning *aid ordinance. During these times of economic General clean up. CITY ol ELIZABETH In the County ol day of MAY A.D., 1M3 al two o'clock In Joy C. Vreeiand PROPERTY TO BE SOLO IS LO- (906)297-8766 UNION, and Ihe Stale of New Jersey. the afternoon ol said day. CATED IN ELIZABETH CITY. UNION uncertainty, Metlife has grown Town Clerk COUNTY ANO THE STATE OF NEW to ore of tne world's strongest Commonly known BB: 650 CLEVELAND Municipality: Elizabeth. OENIRAL OROINANCB NO. SERVICES YOU NEED AVENUE. ELIZABETH. NEW JERSEY OP.MNANCITOAMINDTHI JERSEY. financial institutions with assets Tax Lot and Block.: Lot aW, Block 7. COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 41 Wills Painting — Member 07208. Street Addrett: 601 Marshal Street, COOt OP THI TOWN OF over $140 billion. Our growth WfSTFIffLO CHAFTfP. 11 RANKLIN STREET, ELIZABETH. NEW Professional Painting & Deco- Tax Lot No. 495050 In Block No. 2. Elizabeth, New Jersey. JERSEY. has created an opportunity for Dimensions or the Lot are (Approxi- Properly Dimensions: Frontage: 21.40 "HOTOP, VIHICLM AND rating Contractors. Free esti- mately) 100 foot wldo by 100 feet long. THAFFW SV FROHIWTINa TAX LOT NO. S IN BLOCK NO. 10B9. goal-oriented individuals to feet; Depth; 75 leei. DIMENSIONS (APPfiOX.) 87 X 25 share in the success as an Ac- mates. Fully insured. Nearest Corss Slroot: Situated on the Dlilance from nearest, cross streei' In- TMC UBt OP SKATI &2-0028 SOUTHWESTEDLYsltleol CLEVELAND tersection of Marshall and Sixth Street*. SOAFJDI AND HOLLin FEET. count Representative. Weofler AVENUE WITH the SOUTHEASTERLY The foregoing description does not SLADC SKATIS AND NEAREST CROSS STREET: 2ND a comprehensive training pro- TREE SERVICE side of SPRINGFIELD ROAD. constltui. a lull legal desortpton of tw ROLLM SKAT«« IN MU> FEET FROM 100. gram, full benefit package in- There Is duo approximately ihe sum ol premise* which can D* found In Dead MCIPAL PARKINO FACIU- There Is due approximately the aum ol WHY PRUNE TREES NOW? t1O7.O7G.ei toootherwilh lawful Interest Book 3626 at peg* 0178 ki th* office ol TIM. $128.921.03 together with lawful Interest cluding a 401K plan. Advance- Dead and decaying branches Irom AUGUST 1, 1091 and costs. th* Register of Union County. Bf IT OnDAtNEO by the Town Council from 1-31-92 and costs. ment opportunities into man- left hanging after harsh winter Thore IB a full legal description on file In There li due approximately the sum ol of the Town ol westusw a* follows: There Is a full legal description on tile In agement. For more information tho Union County Slioritl a OINce. $200,364.0)1 together with lawful Inwreat SCCTtON I — Thai a new section 13- ths Union Counly Sheriff's Olflce. storms become the perfect TlwShorllfrosorvesthnright load|ourn JS.4 be added lo Article III of Chapter 13 Ths Sheriff rewrvestha right to adjourn contact: Mike Tolh, 908-709- thereon Irom JUNE 30,1992 and costs. this sale. 4247orsendresumeio:MMIito, breedingground for insects and this SUID. There Is a full legal description on til* ki lo read aa follows: disease. Early springis the best RALPH FROEHLICH ihe Union County Sheriff'* Office. "Section 13-35.4 Use ol skate boards. RALFtl FROEHLICH 20 Commerce Dr., Suite 130, SHERIFF The Sheriff reserves the right so adjourn roH*r states or rollor blade sKate* pto- SHERIFF Cranford.N.J. 07016. time to have a SavATree Cer- hlbtled In certain parking laclllll**. MERRI n. LANE, ESQS. SHAPIRO & KREISMAN, ESQS Ihls tale. CX-72-93 (STL » WL) tified Arborist inspect your CX-38-93 (STL & WL) RALPH FROEHLICH llshallbeunlawfulforanyporeontortd* FOR SALE properly and make the neces- 4T — S/13,5/20, 4 T — 6/6,5/13, SHERIFF or use a ekale board or us* roller skates 8/37*6/3/93 Fes:$130.S6 sary repairs. Call TODAY at 5/20 a 5/27/93 Feo: $136.72 KARAS, KILSTEIN, HIRSCHKLAU. or roller Wade skatee or similar devices at Sofa bed, dinning room set, iny Urn* In Ihe tallowing municipal park- dresser, book shelves. Good (908) 851-0070 or to schedule FEITLIN.KOPFsBAIME CX-1417-OB(STLt WL) Ing WMlslei and any acces* driveway* or PUBUCNOTICE condition. your complimentary inspection. PUBLIC NOTICE 4J 4/22, 4/20, elsteacontainedlheraln. Parking Lots No. Call: APARTMENT TORRENT SHERIFF'S SALS 5/af's'/i'a/Ba ;| ' Fee: $163.20 i, r.aiWX*. 7. a. ana a. Persons found SHERIFF'S) BALI gullly of vlolattno this socilon shall be SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY, (908) 233-2381 SUPERIOFICOURTOF NEWJERSEY, $580 Tiny Apartment — w/ CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION subject to a fine ol not less than $100.00 CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION WANTED TO BUY shower, fridge, elec, gas, table, COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-IO147-91. PUBUC NOTICE nor more Ifian $200.00." COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-9S&3-92. CITICORP MORTGAGE, INC.. StCTrON U — All ordinances or pan* Citicorp Mortgage, Inc. PIslnilH. VS. Old Watches great location. 1 1/2 mth. sec. BHIRIFPSSALB Regmo Dayflle Jr. and Nora Bayate, his Garage Available. PLAINTIFF VS VINICIO RODRIGUEZ SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY, ol ordinances In conflict, or Inconsistent, Working or Not AND LILLIAN RODRIQUEZ, HIS WIFE; CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION with any panalihetermeof this ordinance wife; Roglno Bayate Sr. and Mafia Baysie, (908) 297-8766 (908)654-7008 MILAQROSRODRIQUEZiNEWJERSEY COUNTY. DOCKET NO. F-1M4-$1. are hereby repealed to the eatent that his wlle:Erneito Gutierrez. Defendants). BELL TELEPHONE; NATIONAL COM- they are In such conflict or Inconsistent. CIVIL ACTION, WfilTOFEXECUTION, GOVERNMENT NATIONAL MORT- FOR SALE OF MORTQAOEO PRE- UNFURNISHED APTS FOR MUNITY BANK OF NEW JERSEY: GAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff VS SICTION 111 — in the event thai any PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF NEW JERSEY. DEFEN- JOAOUIM M. RUELA AND DEOUNDA section, part, or provision of this ordfoanc* MISES. RENT DANTS. shall b* held 10 be unconstitutional or By virtue of the above stated wrll ol SHERIFFS SALE M.RUELA. HIS WIFE; JOAO J.CACOILO Invalid by any courl, such holding shall not enecutlontomedirected I shallexposefor SUPEFllOflCOURT OF NEWJEHSEY. Fanwood line. Lg. 2 BR/2 Bath CIVIL ACTION, WRITOF EXECUTION, AND MARIA A. CACIOLO. HIS WIFE: affect tin validity ol this ordinance aa a sale by public vendue, In ROOM 207. In CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION apt. in sparkling elevator bldg. FOR SALE OF MOrTTGAGED PRE- PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK; FLEET whole, or any part thereof, other than Ihe the Court House. In the City of ElUaboth, COUNTY, DOCKET NO. FB7G3-e6. MISES. FINANCE, INC.: Oefendanc(a). pan so held unconstitutional or Invalid, New Jersey on WEDNESDAY. Ihe Sth CITICOnPMORTQAGE. INC. Plaintiff Walk to stores andtrains. $825. By virtue •! Ihe above-stated writ ol CIVIL ACTION, WR1TOFEXECUTION, SSCTION IV — Till* ordinance shall day ol JUNE A.D., 1SS3 al Iwo o'clock In VS JOSEPH n. ALVERNES AND (908)757-0899 executionlo m*direcledi shall expose for FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PRE- th* afternoon of said day. MICHELLE ALVEHNES, HIS WIFE, De- (ale by public vendue, In ROOM 207, In MISES. lake effect iltor passage and publication tondnnts. UNFURNISHED APT. FOR the Court House, In Ihe City of Elizabeth, By virtu* of the above-naisd will of aa soon aa, and In the manner, parmllled PROPERTY TO QE SOLD IS LO- CIVIL ACTION, WRIT OF EXECUTION. RENT New Jersey on WEDNESDAY, the 28lh eiecu Uon lo me directed I shall expos* for bylaw. CATED IN ELIZABETH CITY UNION FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PRE- day of MAY A.D., 1993 atlwo o'clock In •ale by public vendue, In ROOM 207, ki IT — 6/13/93 Fee: $51.81 COUNTY ANO THE STATE OF NEW MISES. WESTFIELD the afternoon of said day. the Court Houae, In ths City of Elizabeth, JERSEY. By virtue ol the. Qbovo-slatod writ ot Avail. May 1. Large 3 room w/ A LL TH AT T RACT or pa reel ol land and New Jersey on WEONEfiOAY. the Mth COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 836 GIB- execution to nn?dlrocled I slialloxpOBG lor new kit., $825 per mth. Heat premise*, slluaie, lying and being In the day ot MAY A.D., lesl at two o'clock m PUBLIC NOTICE BONS COURT. ELIZABETH, NEW sate by public vonduo. In ROOM 207, In supplied, no pels, walk to N.Y. CITY OF ELIZABETH, County of UNION. Ihe afternoon ot said day. JERSEY. the Court House, In Iho City of Elizabeth, andSlateol New Jersay.more particularly Th* property to be sold It located In the SHERIFF'S MLB TAX LOT NO. 5S1 IN BLOCK NO. 4. Now Jersey on WEDNESDAY. Ihs 2nd trains, center of town. Sec. 1 1/ described a* follows: CITY of ELIZABETH in he Counly ol SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY. DIMENSIONS (APPROX.) 122 X 33 day ol JUNE A.D. 1993 at Iwo o'clock In 2 mlhs. TAX LOT 0697, BLOCK 12, UNION, and the Slaw ot New Jersey. LAW DIVISION, UNION COUNTY. FEET. NEAREST CROSS STREET: EOGAR the altomoon ol said any. (908)464-6296 COMMONLY KNOWN AS 958 MADI- commonly known as: 189 E. JERSEY DOCKET NO. UNN-L-6771-92 J-l 1497- The property to be sold \ 9 loculed In iho SON AVENUE. ELIZABETH, NEW JER- STREET, ELIZABETH. NEW JERSEY 92. FEET FROM 481. TOWN ol WESTFIELD In the County of HOUSE FOR RENT SEY 07301. 0720S. LEONARD J. QRECCO, T/A LENNY'S Thore It due approximately Ihe sum of UNION, and Iho Smte ol Now Jersey. Triers la due approximately the sum of Tax Lol No. 147 In Block NO. 2. PLUMBING 4 HEATING VS. VICTOR $83,604.41 together with lawful Interest Commonly known as: 140 HARROW Northside Westfield, near $133,429.34 together with lawful Interest Dimension* ol the Lot are (Approxi- VIRELLA. from 11/15/92 and cosii. ROAD, WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY. schools & trans. 3 BR, 2 1/2 Irom July 16, 1992 and costs. mately) 100 leet wide by 100 feel long. CIVILACTION, WRITOF EXECUTION. There Is a full lefjai description on Ilia In Ta» Lol No. Z0 In Block No. 540 Baths, EIK, family room, DR. There l» a lull legal description on file In Nearest Cross Street: Situated on the FOR SALE OF PREMISES. the Union Counly Sheriffs Olltce. Dimensions ol Lol (Approximately) Ihe Union Counly Sheriffs Office. NORTHEAST Sid* of EA8T JERSEY By virtue of tho above-stated writ of TheSherillresorvoslheclghtloadJourn Available June 16. $1,650 per this sole. 120.00 luet wido by 07.00 loot long. month. The Sheriff reserves the right lo adjourn STREET, 60 leet Irom the SOUTHEA8T execution lo me directed I shall eipose lor Nuurost Cross Slruul: Sllualo on Ihu this sale. side of SECOND STREET. sat* by public vendus, in ROOM 207, In RALPH FfiOEHLICH NORTHERLY sldo ol HARROW F1OAD. Call HALPH FROEHLICH There Is due approximately the sum of ihe court House, In the City of ElUo&elti, SHERIFF 402.00 footiromIHOMORTIIWESTF.HLY (908) 233-2381 SHERIFF $61,571.28 logelher wHh lawful Interest New Jersey on WEDNESDAY, the 2nd MEHRI R. LANE. ESQ. sldool BOYNTON AVENUE. SHAPIRO ft KREISMAN, Attorney from SEPTEMBER 30, 1992, and COSIS. day of JUNE A.O., 1993 at two o'clock In CX-67-03 (STL t WL) Thore Is duo npproxhnaloly Iho sum ol OFFICE SPACE FOR HENT CX-2-93 (STL & WL) There Is a lull legal description on file In Iheafltrnoon «f aald day, all Ihe right, ilile 4 T — 6/13, S/ZO, $5 27,764.00 logolhor wiililuwlul interest 4 T —4/29, 5/6, Ihe Union Counly Sheriff's Office. and Inloresl ol Ihe above-named defen- 5/27 * O/3/B3 Fee: $130.56 CLARK, near PostOffice&G.S. 5/13 & 6/20/O3 Fee: $150.96 dant In and to ihe following property, 10 IromFCUFUJARY A, 1991 andcosls. The Sh.rlff reserves the rtgott o »d|oum wit: Thorels o lull loom cfoscrlpnon on file In Parkway. Utilities Inc. this sale. tho Union Counly Sherlll'sOtflcG. (908)382-6070 RALPH FROEMUCH ALL lhal certain tract or parcel ol land PUBUCNOTICE Tiiu Shi.Tiltroyorvos tho right to adjourn PUBUC NOTICE OHERIFF and premises, hereinafter particularly ihissiiio. SHERIFF'S SALE SHAPIRO A KREISMAN. ATTYS. described, situate, lying and being In Ine SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY, MALPHFP.OEIILICH PUBLIC NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JGF1SEY, CX-5-93 (STL a WL) CITY OF ELIZABETH In Ihe Counly ol CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION SHERIFF CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION 4 T -4/29. 6/8. Union and Stale of Now Jersey. COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-12017-91. SHAI'lf 10 4 KMEISMAN, ESQS. SHERIFF'S SAL! COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-21 70B-9O. 5/134 B/20/93 Fee: $157,08 THE PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS TRICOMORTOAOeCOMPANY, INC., CX-35 93 (STL 8, YVL) SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY. CITICORP MORTGAGE. INC.. LOCATED IN THE City of Elizabeth IN PLAINTIFF V8BRUCEH.ELLIOTT ANO •1 1 — 0/0. DM3, CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION PLAINTIFF VS OSVALDO R. THE COUNTY OF Union AND THE MARYANNE ELLIOTT, HIS WIFE; ET 5/20 & D/27/93 Foo: $130.50 COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-17223-91. RODRIGUEZ. JI1. AND M/miTZA PUBUCNOTICE STATE OF NEW JERSEY. ALS, DEFENDANTS. CITICORP MORTGAGE, INC. VB RODRIGUEZ. HIS WIFE: JOHQE TAX LOT NO. G34 IN BLOCK NO. 11. CIVILACTION. WRITOFEX6CUTION. DIMENSIONS OF LOT (APPROXI- SAGOL BOONYAM AND SUBSATTIA MOJENA AND MUS JOriGF. MOJENA. SUPERIOR COURT OP NEW JERSEY, FOR BALE OF MORTQAOEO PRE- PUBLIC NOTICE BOONYAM. HIS WIFE: PAUL LJSANA: HISWtFE;ANIONIOM SAI1AIVAAND MATELY): SG 02 loot by 146 foot. MISES. CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION NEAREST CROSS STREET: Allna EMY USANA, HIS WIFE (TENANTS). SUSANA SAHAIVA, I IIS WIFE. DEFEN- COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-20415 91. By virtu* ol the above-staled writ of SHERIFF'S SALE CIVIL ACTION, WRITOF EXECUTION, DANTS. Slreol execution 10 me directed I shallexpos* lor SUPEHIOHCOURTOP NEWJERSEV, FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PRE- OECAPITALMORTOAQESERVICES, PREMISESCOMMONLY KNOWN AS: CHANCERY DIVISION. UNION CIVII.ACTION.Wnir OF EXECUTION. INC., PLAINTIFF VS EDMIL8ON A. •ale by public vendue, In ROOM 207, In MISES. FOR SA1F. Ol; MOHlGAar.1) PRE- 921 Jefloraon Avonuo. Ellzaboth, New th* Court House, in lh« City of Elltabeih, COUNTY, DOCKET NO- F-193B-02 By virtu* ol the above-slated writ ol DESOUZA, ET AL8., OEFENDANT(S). Jersey. BANKATLANTIC vs HUMBERTO MISES. CIVIL AC TION.WRITOFEXECUTIDN, N*w Jersey on WEDNESDAY, Ihe S8it> execution to me directed I shall expose lor By vlrluo or Tho abovo ulntuu wrh of Thore Is duo approximately $0,618.04 day ol MAY A.D., 1993 at two o'clock In RIVERA. ETAL. sale by public vendue, In ROOM 207, In FOH SALE OF MORTQAOEO PRE- and costs. tn* allemoon ol said day. CIVILACTION,WftlTOF EXECUTION, Dxouuilonlo mo airoctod I sliall oxposp lor MISES. the Court HoiiBe, In the City of Elizabeth, snlo by public vonduo. In riOOM 207, In There I* • lull legal description on file In Th* properly lo be sold Islocaled In the FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PRE- Now Jersey on WEDNESDAY, the 26lh By virtue ot Ihe above-staled writ ot Ihe Union County Shorlfl's Olllco. MISES. the Court House, In Iho Cliy ol Ell?nbnili, execution lo me directed I shall txpo** lor City of W**lll*ld tn In* County of Union day ol MAY AD, 19D3 at two o'dDck In Now JurBny on WEDNESDAY, tno 2nd Tha Shorlff roaorvoslha right 10 adjourn and Ihe Sin* ol New Jersey. Dy virtue ol His ubovs-slated writ of !lio attornoon ol Bold day. sale by public vendue, In ROOM 207. In Ihls inlfl, oxecutlcntonio directed I shall expose for dayolJUNE A.D.. 1B03nl two o'clock In Ihe Court House, In Ihe City of Elliabelh, Commonly known at: G46 AldBn Av- gale by public vonduo, In ROOM 207, In Trie property to be sold Is iDcnlodln Hie tho afternoon of mild dny. New Jersey on WEDNESDAY IN* Jflth RALPH FROEHLICH enue, Weslfleld, New Jorsey. Iho Courl HOUBO, In Ihu City ol Elizabeth. CITY ot ELIZABETH In the County ol Tho property to b» uolcii3 locaiudln Hit? day ol MAY A.D., 1993 at Iwu o'clock In SHERIFF Tax Lot No. a Now Jurooy on WEDNESDAY. Iho SOlh UNION, and the Stalo ol Now Jersey. TOWN of KU/AliETII In Ihu Courtly ol lliu ultomoon of said day. QALFY. TIMONI 4 FUJIJINO Dimension of Lol: approximately 07 luot day of WAY A.O., 1B93 at Iwo o'clock In Commonly known UB: 944 STANTQN UNION, itnii Ihu Slaw ol Now Juracjy MUNICIPALITY: EIIMbelh. CL-20O0-O0 (STL & WL) wide by ISO (eel long. Hio allemoonolanldUity. AVENUE. ELIZAUETH, N£W JERSEY Commonly known n»: 120 I I1ANKLIN 4 T— B/O.6/13, Nearest Cross Street: Situate al a point 0V801, COUNTY: Union, STATE OF NEW S/20 a 5/27/93 Fou: $165,04 MUNICIPALITY: Cllznbulh. BTRtiET. [:LI/AHI-rM, NC.W JEHSUY. JERSEY. onth* southerly sldsilns ol Alden Averue Tax Lot No. ^63SD In Block No. 11. 07200. STREET AND STREET NO: 4S2 distant approximately 300 feel westerly COUNTY: Union, Dimensions ol Lol (Approximately) from It* Intersection with th* westtrly BTfienr &antEt:T NO: B-A I notwecu Tnx Lol No, 03IIH in Hlooh No. op. Livingston sire*t. PUBLIC NOTICE 120.00 leol wldo by 121 BS feet long. DlmonuloriB ul lol (Approdiiiiilolyi TAX BLOCK AND LOT: BLOCK: 03; aMMIIfW of Mountain Avenue. Mlnco. Newest Cross Street: Sllualo on me 100.00 lout uvldn by PG.Ql) lout lorin Public nollco in liuruby givnn that an Ttiere It due approximately Ihe sum ot TAX OIOCK AND I o I: 111 OCK Al.O r: WEBTERLY side of 8TANTON AV- NonruHl Cross !>troul: (iltimlu an 1MB LOT: eao, o'dlnuiico onililod us lolluwi was passed $310,912.32 log*lh*r wtlh Interest al Hie 1DD3. ENUE, 83.20 feet from the NOrifHnASTKMI.Y DHIn ol f'HANKIIN DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 2B X 100. and adopted by Ifm U01111I ol Health of Ih* Initial contract rat* ol 16.0% on i, UIMENBIONHOFLOr tfGOOX 1!r».OO. SOUTHWESTERLY Blcfn Of STAN TON B1 HFF f, 2/6.00 IIIIII froin Ihu NOH III- NEAREST CRO8B STREET: UB leet Town of WoBlllold til 11 mooting hnld on $a49.a74.87 being In* principal sum In • NEAH1IHT CflOaS) StllEifiT: 1BU.C7 AVENUE. WEBTLriLY «ldo ol Fills; I !) 11 if. IT f from Fifth street, Mny3, 1993. dsfaull (Inoludlng advances, If any) from loot lorn Division Strain Ther« Is duo approxlmnloly the sum ol Ihoru udiiu MDproxlii Hli/ly imp Hlirti ol There Is due approxlmatsly the sum of lloberl M. Bhmv 0/20/92 lo 11/20/92 and lawlul Interest Trwre Is dun nppfOMlimiloly the flum Df »1»0,MO,0S together with lawful Inlensl $1?D,!iG4.>!F> toc|(ithi>r with Inwlul Inlniiini $133,032,49 logaihcr with lawful Iniareal H.nllh Ofllver thereafter on Ihs lolal sum due plaluhlf SDU.VBO.au log«lti«r with IHWIUI Interest l.'Oin Stptombor \0. 1UU2 nndcoiu. from Juim 1. 11101 uiKJtonin. Irom September 30, 1992 mo coil*, OBNenAl, OnoiNANCI NO. 71 and coslt, Tlmr* Is n lull legal f)«scrlpllori on IIIn In There Is a full legal description an file In Ttwr* Is a full Isgsl description on flit In Irum Oolotwr 31, tu»2 and coils. IhnrulHd lullli>(|nl right lomljourn UllStlllB. Ilila null). AMBNO OnOINANCI NO. «3 Ihls ssle. Ihlsmilu. HALPH FROEHLICH UALI'H MIOEHLICH ll/VI |>|I I"lloi-HI ICH SHERIFF OF THE UOARO OP HI ALTH HALPHMnOEHUCM llALflirMOKIIt IBM BHEMIFF • NTITLBD "THI SANITANV BdFIIIFF BIIEHIFF III II Ilir-F WILLIAM M.F.. POWEfIS, JR., BMAI'fllO* KHEIdMAN. Allornoy OIIAI'iftOfli KHI"l!iMAh| CIIAMTEF1ECJ COD! Of TUB WlfJTFIiLO FEIN, SUCH, KAf-IN • BMKIMMU Wll LIAMMP, I'OWFMS. Jll,, Allurnny BOAtlD OF HBALTH OF TH« CX-14aa-0B(BRaWL> cx-sra-ea (eru& wi.) ox?v va (an. a wi.) GXKtttH OR (MIL * Wl.i CX-1-a3(STL »WL) TOWN OF WiOTFIILD." 4 T — 4IZ9, G/0, 4 T —4t39, 6Hi, 4 T — 4/UU, fl/0, n T —4m, G t r — o/o, r./ia, \ T — 0/13/ua foo; »10,3? 6/13 8»3 O/ta k B/?0 * B/?//D:I I mi JIM.00 5/13*0/20/93 Fee: »I3O,9« , Thursday,May 13,1993 Page 17 Eight Properties Change Hands Recent Real Estate Transactions Recent real estate transactions arc provided by The Westfield Leader in cooperation with the office of Tax Assessor Robert W. Brcnnan. The first set of names or name is Ihc seller and the second set of names or name is the buyer. The sales prices arc those recorded by the Register of Deeds at the Union County Court House complex in Elizabeth. Anu/tidc similar to thisoneappcurs weekly. W. H. and P. C. Norman to David M. and Kathleen M. Gialanclla, 820 Lawrence Avenue, $475,000. Weicherl Rmll.irs, IH5 Kim St., Wcstfleld, has un- VVekhen Keulturs, IKS Kim St., Wtsllitld, hus an- A. S. and D. E. Kahancr to Clifford nounccd the sule ot Ihe ubove properly ut 102 Lucust nounced !ht sule of the ubnvi properly ut 1934 Kinjj St., M. and Mary R. Harris, 631 Hanford Ur.,Crunt'ord.Thehomewu!>iniirk«tedbyKllenSeeeiir. Scotch I'lalns. The home wus murkettd by Rkhurd K. Place, $217,000. Mlkh A. Wicgjnon to Michael Joseph Cullahnn and Diane R. Callahan, 29 Hawthorne Drive, $435,000. M. J. and D. R. Callahan lo David M. and Lisc O, Bernard, 419 Linden ALL FOR SKK VICK...Mrs. Klleen "Mike" Kurkry, first PresWtnloftru KrWndi Avenue, $280,000. or (he Westlltld Memorial Library, will receive the 15th Kenneth S. Gafloa AllynW. KciserloCharlcs Mueller Library Awurd on Muy 23. and Grace Zupko, 6S2 Mayc Street, $170,000. A. P. and L. F. Mcchan to Kenneth L. and Carole S. Parker, 114 North Mrs. Farley to Receive Euclid Avenue, $277,000. Miriam Scpcnuk to Wilfred H.arul Patricia C. Norman, 260 Prospect Kenneth S. Gaston Award Street, $213,000. has beenbusy during these remaining Mrs, Eileen "Mike" Farley will W. R. McDowell to Andrew Wekhert Realtors, IMS Kim St., Westfield, hus un- Welchert Keuliors, 1HS Kim St., WestfMd, hus un- receive the ISlh Annual Kenneth S. yciir, caring for it family or eight Howard Ross arid Michelle Lisa nou need the salt of the ubov« property ut 41 Sun ny wood nounied the sule ol' the ubove property ut 9 Tuxedo I'l, Caslon Award on Sunday, May 23, at children and also lakes pleasure in Enrich, 642 Fairficld Circle, Dr., Wesllleld. The home was marketed hy ITL-II Mur- Crunford. The home was murkeled by Lmllla Roche. 3 p.m. in the Program Room of the sewing and serving at the First United $302,000. lin. Memorial Library. Methodist Church of Wcstficld. She was ihc first President of ihe To celebrate this event, the Paul Friends of the Library, serving from Salomonc Jazz Trio, which included Colin Conway 1972 to 1974. The Gasion Award is keyboard, drum and bass, will return presented each year to an individual for their second conccriof this year's On President's List whohasgivenuutstamlingscrviccio scries lo the Wcsificld Memorial Li- Colin Conway, the son of Mr. and Ihc Wcstficld Library. brary. Their repertoire includes Mrs. Joseph Conway of Wcsificld, Mrs. Farley remembers those first popular hits, standardAmcrican songs has been named to the President's iwo years as sharing with others in a as well as this own compositions. List of lop academic achievers at the new community venture, "As we All past presidents shall share in University of Hartford in West Hart- completed the lirst year," she said, this celebration as the "Friends" ford, Connecticut for the fall semes- "we were about S50 in the hole, when marks 20 years of service ID Westficld. ter of 1992. a friend was able to contribute and The community is invited, free of The President's List, new this balance ihc account.! am amazed at charge, to join in this celebration and academic year, recognizes an ex- the accomplishments of today," She jazz event. tremely select group uf students who earned a gradepoint average of 3,75 or higher during the semester. This is Weicherl lfeullors, 185 ICIm St., Wtstlkld, hus un- Welihert Healtors, IMS Kim St., WestfUld, hus an- the gradepoint average that must be nounced Ihe sule of the ubove property ut 124 New St., nounced the sale of the uhove property at 2376 achieved over a ftill undergraduate Crunl'ord. The home wus murketvd hy Klk'ii Sontar. Longfellow Ave., Scotch Plains. The home was mar- career lo qualify for a degree summa keted by I'ut Munlru. cum laudc, or with highest honors. A senior enrolled in ihc Hani School of Music, Colin is pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in music mim- agement. Planning to pursue a career in concert promotions in the music industry, he is currently the President of the Music Management Associa- tion and also volunteers with Asylum Tour consulting and Marketing in Hartford. A memher oI'both the Hartt Student Council and the University's Program Council, he has been awarded various honors and awards for his academic achievement, including the Music Wck'here Wtullnrs, JSS Klni St., Wv.sllleld, hus.an- Wcli-hert Huallors, IKS Kim St., Wistlldii, hus an- Management Department Award for nounced llspurtlclpulion In the sule of this home ot 456 nounced Its purtlrtputfun In the .sule of this home al 7 Excellence. ChunnitiK Ave., Wcsllleld.Thv properly wus ld Homestead Terr., .Scotch Plains. The property wus by Durhuru Wyclskula. negotiated hy Luuni D'Angclo. Dean Honors KKK1,IN'(> lc'U.\'..,l)iinces enjoyed by New Jersey's turly colonists will be recreuted by Ihi- Ikrilu^i' Danier-soti Sunday, May 16, ut the Miller-Cory House Isabclle Pope Museum. Isabctlc Pope of 1049 East Broad Street, Wcsificld was honored al the annual Dean Junior College Honors Heritage Dancers to Perform and Awards Luncheon held Saturday afternoon at Ihc college in Franklin, Massachusetts. At Miller-Cory Museum Istibcllc, a senior liberal arts major, The Miller-Cory House Museum, Cranford is a nationally recognized received IhcTmsiccs'Prize in Liberal at 614 Mountain Avenue, WeslficUl, expert on square and American heri- Arts, which recognizes outstanding will feature Colonial dancing on tage (lancing which he has been in- scholarship in this idea.he is listed in Sunday, May 16, from 2 Io5 p.m.The .slructing for over 30 years. \hal993ctlitiono(Who'sWhoAmoni! last lour will begin at 4:30 p.m. Costnmcd docents will guide visi- Students in American Junior Colleges Founded in I971J, the I leritage tors through Ihc llMOfarmhouscwiih and is u Dean's Lisi student. Weicherl lie:iltors, IKK ICIm St., Wcstlluld, has an- Wclchert Keullors, |«S Kim St., WisllKhl, h.i-, .111- Dancers have presented programs furnishings based on an 1802 inven- Isabclle is a member of the Senior nounced (lie sale uf this home ut 2IM4 Dogwood Dr., nounced tin- sule ol this hoinu at \')S1 Winding llmiik til roughuut New Jersey, including The tory. Mrs. Joan tianiauf Scotch Plains Committee and was on the executive Scotch I'lulns. The properly »uv marketed by StiNun Way, Scotch Phiins. The property was marketed l>> I'at Newark Museum and Morrisui'vn anil Mrs. Putriria Mason of North board of (he International Club. A Klner ami Sue 1 Idler ne|;ollatc(t the sule, Slkucinski and llrenda I'lit/i'r IIVKIIIluted the suit" National Historical Park. Plainficld will demonstrate cooking graduate of Wcsifield High School, Conlrudances, iiuailrillcs and procedures at the time of the Millers she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. square ihmcni^ will lie pciloniicd in and C'orys, as they prepare a meal Kenneth Pope. period costumes. The basic slylc of over ihe open liearlh in the Frnzce early new Jersey dancing is L-nglisli, building. iind the most popular palk'ins con- Visiiors can also enjoy the wild- Shop. sisted of facing lines, orcontrudancc, flower garden in bloom and Icnrn Spring is the pcrfcci limcof year to l.aler inirodiiLvd frmn I'rancc was about the many varieties of herbs visit the Miller-Cory Huusc Museum the i|ti:ulrille, which eventually be- from Mrs. Betty Dirdsall in the her1 and experience life in early New carne known as iho si|iiarc dance. garden. A educational materials and Jersey. For further information, please Danccniasii'r Dick Meyers of gift iieinscan be found in Ihc Museum telephone the office ai 232-1776.

WelchiTt Uealtors, l(tS Klin St., WtslHeld, hus un- Itarrelt X Craln Uenllors Is pleased lo uiiniiiiiKe Unit nounci'd I lie sulv i>ll!iK hiinu- ut li(HI lU'lvlden' Ave., Dim lltisch pnrlk'lpuk'dln the satiol Ililscumloiil 260 Recent Real Estate Transactions PInlnl'leld.The property WHS marketed by I-Vi'd Murlln I'nispeK St., Wtstlield. IIn(I Dottle Dunn iRHothilLd the salt.

Colducll Itimkcr Sell loll, lU'iilturs, 2641!list Ilrotid St., Cnldwvll Hunker Schlolt, Realtors 264 Kust llroud St., llarrelt & C.'riilu Iteiiltors Is plniMil to uiuimmic Unit ltnircll \ ('ruin Ui-iiltnrs K |>]t'it>-i'il I min luiiiiui' On' suk' WrslfU'ld, lHiviiiiiH)iiiKfillls|iurlk-l|iHll»nlntlii'Sul«iif Wisttlt;l1J,husui)iKiiiiHt(tltspurlkl|)ulli)filnlhe;>irl1 IMIS inaiki'Ud In llun Iliiscli. Mii> hulidlt'd liy Kill Vorliaben. property WHS hundled hy Hill Vorliunen,

('(ililtvrlt HonkerSchloll, IU'IIIIIII-H, 2M Kmi I) rand St., Coldwell Hunker Nchlotl, Kcullor*, 264 KUHI llroud St., Hlii'iJihii'lTIU'iilliiis, Mm \inlh AM.. Ncl, ' Hlli'Uiloi'l'f Uciiltol s, (.1)1) Niirtli Mr,t Wist, Wcstlii Id WenHlpld.huii uini'ril Its partktiiiillon Itilhemilvor W«fttricld, hus uiinuuiu'ed flit' mile of till* hiime ut 110 liiiMiiiiiimiincllls |ni;lkl|iiitliiiM)l IIHMIICOI iliMniiiif I hi* IMIIIIV ut Ml •> l'nti|>iT( St., Itowllv I'urk. The prop- Murliin Ave,, l''umn>stllilil. I hesjiltuiis llewnll. Ml IW) Nciv ^'iiik A\c, Niukll Plains. I he sule n»t erty win lintnllt'tl liy I'rim IVrlu, (horns Konl. tiled hy I' Ili'Untlillcil In lilliil.Sililiiiin. Paid Advertisement Page IK |l» ffltitfitlb fltaber, Thursday, May 13,1993 Temple toHok t Youth Celebration Temple Emanu-EI of ettfield continue* a profnm of SkabbM cel- FIRST UNITE* MtTTIIODIST CHURCH PRESIVTCRMN CHURCH IN VESTFItLD ebration etpecitlly designed for I EiH Iraul Street, WnlfleU 140 MwMttln Avenue The Reveres* DtvU f. lltrwood, The Reverend Dr. lUUun Ruu rorbc* children and their pvenu. Thete Staler Puior IJJOW1 monUilySlitjbbatoNcfvaiirfitfipaiure Tfce levertnd Mill* I. Dfencrich, Today, Presbyterian Women's Circle Day; a combirmtion of riuult, tinging, Ntalalcr of Music 9)0 am., Prayer Group, anJ 7:30 pin, Chancel dancing. Horylellini and creative Mr*. Norm M. llockenjoi, Choir and Vision Committee. DIKOIUI Mtiiiilcr Tomorrow, 7:30 o'clock, Youth Missions projects. Dr. Roger w, PIMMUOW, Dinner. SiubtwtL'Ycledwappropriitofor Associate Mlnhitr of Parish Nurture MM! Sunday, May lti, 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship children in kindcrgtrun and fint rs Moral Care Services with Dr. Forbes preaching; music lead- through third cndei. 2JM11I erships! 10:30 by Chancel Choir;9sm., Inquirers On Sunday there will be Church School for ill Class; 9;15 p.m., Christian tilucallon Classes Fur This mooUi'igaiherun will be hdd agesai9:15 am;ContinuingEducationClasses children, youlh anil adults: 10:30 am., Church tomorrow it 7 p.m. in the Lower (or Adults: Bible Study on lute, "Cresting i \e w School Classes fur those In Cribbciy through Social Hall of Ihe temple. Communliy: Cod's People Orercomlni Racism," Third Grade; 11:30 a.m., Colfec Fellowship; 4 and 'lilt Great Fifty Days; Fellowship 'lime In Lhc p.m, Sunday Serenade In the sanctuary, featur- The group will lie celebrating Fellowship loom-an informal gathering of the ing the Chancel Choir el the church singing Shavuot, a tpring festival. toinmunity ind visitors will begin ai 10:15 a.m. music by 2oltan Kodaiy, Kandall Thompson and For further information, please Morning Worship, 10:45, with Child Clrc, and Ralph Vatighan Williams; 5 p.m., Junior High telephone the temple office al 232- Reverend liarwuixi preaching on 'The An of Choir; 6 p.m., Senior High Choir and Junior High Leaving." Fellowship; 7 p.m., Lay Ministry, and 7:30 p.m, 6770. Sun day, Confirmation class, 6 p.m., and Uook Senior High Fellowship. Parcnu. grandparent! and chl Idien Discussion Croup, 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 17,9 a.m., Monday Craftsmen; may join. Tuesday, Dlscijilc Ililile Study, 1230 p.m.; Fire 7 p.m., Chancel Handbell Choir, and 7:15 p.m., and Drum. 7 p.m., and Church School Teachers' Troop No. 72 of tk' lioy Scouts. TIMKC VUHU41 Meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. May 18, 7:15 p.m., Mission Cum lit im UmU SIMM, VMtflaM Weaiiesiiay, Carter Knhinceinenl Seminary, mission, and U pni., Hoard of Deacons Ub»IChriAKMr 9 a-m.; Vouih Choir 6 p.m., and Dlstlplo lllble Wednesday, May 19,9:3(1 un, Structure Task Sludv, 7:30 p.m. force Comraillee; 1:30 p.m., Staff Meeting; 7 > J Thursday, Sanctuary Choir, 7:30 p.m. p.m., UiscipleshlpGruup;8pni., Coven antCroup, IN C()NCICUr...Sl.l uursKpl»iciipulChuri.hofW«stn*ldwlllpr«««iitMr * annual aprbifconcirt on Sunday, MaylC.it Tomorro*, Ufn/u, MurnkuScnrke, 7| 1:1] in; hralkl ami Came Afternoon, I o'clock. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 414 Ian Broad Sinn 1) Major. Soloists tor the lututrt will be Annelle Mulhultand, • soprano; Mia Gwen Wheeler. R arjorano; MM Nora junior ConircjulkMConircjulkMi uid JU Uii Ab bu LTctod. 7 f.H. Amsellem, u me//o-sopriino; Mlchuel Puul, u tenor, and Paul Fugle, a baritone, The conductor will bt Charlaa Banks), Sl' S Ii Ti T SU f» BEIMEL BAPTIST CHURCH Wctlfleld, M 07090 Siunliy Stf Ii. Tiny Ta SIIUMI. f» »39 Trlnhy Place, WcitlkU 2hlW hDiloriilMusli.iilSI.Puul's. Ihlslsthe InjunurulcuntertspornoredbyUiemwIyforimdfr^iirfio/WwifatSt. (.m.,MlnrH,HoriiliuScnrb,HdB'imMII»lh oTSuan Urin uul VlvUn Ncraitri, 10 •.«.; The Reverend Kevin Clark. Piilur The Reverend loetr II. Aril, Rector IieielsiKiiliii rue for the mmtrl,und the publ'cinay attend. A reception wlliroUow In tht Parish HalLFormor* B'rul MHivlh of Michelk lipUn uJ Utii 2M-4IJ0 The Remind HunhllviiiKOud, Aiioclale ltlhlhDmtorl>l9MI«yM East Mrotd Slm.1 al 7 o'clock ItiiaJtiaatt Croup, 10 Springfield Avenue p.rn , Memorial and Endowment Trust Meeting III Theological Seminary in Philadcl- ing ihcscinimir, which will be held die Hector's office. Commute*. 7 p.m.; •-"-'— ••»- WeilfleU phut, will spciik at Grace Orthodox from 3:30(o 7 p.m. on Siiturdiiy.Muy indCraflSwwScn J«rry L. Daniel, Minister Wednesday, May 19, 7 and 9:30 in. Holy MMM6 Kurharlsi, and 1015 a.m., Bible Study in IIK Presbyterian Church of Wcstficld on 22, anil during the Adult Sunday Annial Coflpc|ttlonil Lcunge. Sniurcltiy and Sunday, May 22 and School from 9:45 to 10;45 a.m. on TmlfNiyThuridl)>, mmjV ta>«20, MHIMW , siwnw dg Sunday, He will also preach at the 7 o'clock; Bridge, 7 p m., ind Mull B'n 23, on the topic "Your Life Today in Class, 7:50 p.m. the Light of Jesus' Resurrection." Sunday morning worship service. DOCTORS, LAWYERS What died does Jesus' resurrec- On Saturday there will be a supper unTa tion have on your life as you face break ui S p.m. Participants are asked 170 Ik* Strerl INDIAN CHIEFS suffering...as youarccunfrunicd with lo bring their own sandwich, and WcitlleM salads and dessert will be provided. Of. l(*crt L Il and moally all other •etfcmployed Everyone is invited lo any of the Pf.BNPM ALL SAINTS' Jll'ISCOI'AI. CIUJRCII f 559 Park Avenue, Si inch Matin seminar sessions. 1/4% The Knmnd J. K. Nrilson, Rector For more information, please call mfHSOZL Offltu huurs: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday lhc Reverend Stanford M. Sulion, Jr., MMatit tt Hatlc anil Friday, .1 j() a.m. lu 2:30 p.m. and Tuesday, Grace Pastor, at 233-3938. The Reverend Ur. Kkhiird II. Ganin, Jr. 1S3117I 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Today, vaikM* Anertcan Biptbt Today, '//i5 a.m., au llhlt class; noon, Al CUNRE«l11NU HUI COMMUNITY PIES1VTEIUN Circlo ,p,Seam 7:30 p.a., Chutel Ia Antin, and 8 p.m., choir. m Elnitr Street, WnlfltW, CHURCH 01' MOUNTAINSIDE k«mda^S:lNew Purchases or Roltnance •3/1/D0 Proprnm PaMot Sunday, 9 o\lock, Sb>|lei OMUMIIII rist; 9 a.m., Children's Choir, and HI a.m, Davis The Reverend Dr. Christopher I. BeUtn, No lax Reiuin IMeossaiy (m*r*num 20% dowoi payirom) The Bevt-rcnd Marc J. Trhlrf, Breakfast ind MauaXoM Cmu ami Nuratrv Baptism and Church School. Pastor "Self-Employed Adl t\t Story Tune: 9« to 9-M a.m, CUhkeii'i Choart Monday, May 17, 12:30 p.in., Ovcr-Kalcrs 2329490 kkt«ne. Chunk SdwICIanei for all taetakd Anonymous; 2:30 jun., Italy Kiicliarlst; 3 p.m., Worship and Churth School, Sundays at 10:30 Today, noon, Cotigregalionalist deadline; Adult Bible Suit, «d IO:W ML. CliGrai't ^MOUNTAIN Altar Guild Meeting, and 7:30 p.m., Troop No. a.m. Nursery Care during services. Holy Coin, Sunday Worship Service wlik Dr. Harvey Mountain Mortgage Corp. 101 uf lhc lloy Scouts. 1230 p.m. Women'sTclfowshlp LuiKheon In nuinlon served Ihe first Sunday of each monlh. Patton Auditorium; 3:}0 p.m.. Pilgrim Singers preaching on "Circle Line." jrt MOIIQSM OanH«r-New Jffsey Uopatlnwni nl U;i Tuesday, May 18, 7:30 p.m., Co-Dependents The Men's Group moots iho second Monday of HM Ycwik Choir tcheaisal and "ifct Topta," mi elation meeting in the Sanctuary, Patlon and 7:30 p.m., American Cancer SocietyTlncK to Kcthim Hall. Recovery Support Croup meals. Sunday, May 16, 10 a.m., Service of Confir- Wednesday, ?:» p.m., Cornell inmionowiiuaej by,lhc CcnRrnuilon Class am] diurcK sckuol folluwtJ by codec hour In' ciActocnioMX l'allo'n;'ll:l>a.ni.,!icnl(irs'coflceandcllscus!>ion in the Chapel lounge mil In Coc, Church School rMtimaiAMimaiNN atiRaaRai discussion, and $ ocluk, Family Group Polluck 1100 lowcvtfal* WattlfltM Supper anil Workshop In McCwIson lllscmcnL The IcnrrW SUafoW M. 1mm, )t, NHof Monday, May 17, 3:30 p.m., Lcyden Choir UM9}a or 251-440} BUR Rehearsal In Hilton, and 7:^5 p.m., Circglvlng Sunday, 9:30a.m., Sund ay School wi 111 classes Cuinrnlllcc intctinjj in the Chapel Lounge. for 3 year oUs Iftrouih adulU; 11 o'clock, 'rutsday, Miy 18, 9 a in. lo 8:30 p.m., 'r'rec- Morning Worship, Nursery provided and Ike daju froni Chemical Dependency" to conduct Reverend Suuon preathini on 'Doa't MUute workshops - Imrixltitlion by the Icvcrcnil 1 Coil's Nirntl"; 3 p.m., Strvhe al Mciidin Con- Introducing PropertySource. Trlsu:r;7:4S p-m-.TfUsutss Meeting In lhc Chapel valescenl Center; 6 o'clock, gvtnlni Worship Lounge and Spiritual Growth Croup nKCIIiiiiai with Ihe Reverend Suuon preaching on "How To Forrecorded descriptions of Burgdorff Realtors' properties: Dial 1-800-759-HOME John Mills'home. Protect Vourself Against Fane Teachert* Wednesday, May \'J, 10 a.m., lllble Study In Tuctday, 10 a.m, no Women'i Bible Study Enter any 4-digit PropertySoutce (PS) Code found in each home description • For additional information press zero for an the Chanel Lounge, anil 7:45 P.m., Hoard of ihu week h will resume on Hay 25, and 7 pm., associate or choose our PropertySearch™ feature for a customized search of properties by area and price. Outreach Ministries' meeting In the Chapel Youth Group ai ihe church. Lounge. Wednesday, 7:30 im, Hible Sudy on ihe Monday through Friday. >) o'clock, VcslflcU 0ooa> of lima. Prayer ind Sharing Tlrm n the Coopcrailvu Nursery School and Mother'] church. 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John Mills, one of First Congre- student population. The fair, which will be held in Speakers at the event will include gational Church's delegates to Ihe A craft show, bake sale, Chinese The Reverend Dr. John R. Cafeterias Aand B and the courtyard, association.andMrs.AdeleParsell.a auction and raffles, new and used is designed for parents, students and Deckenback, Minister of Ike Central Dcacon.arehostingamngements for book sale, and a White Elephant Sale Atlantic Conference of ihe United children, There is no admission the meeting. have a!l been planned. Activities for charge, and refreshments will be Church of Christ; The Reverend Dr. The Reverend Dr. John G. children include pony rides, face WjUtam H. McGregor, Associate availablefor purchase ifiroughoutthc Wighunan and ihe Reverend Marc painting, photographs with a Ninja day. Conference Minister for New Jersey, Trisier are the pistors of the church. Turtle, and an appearance at noon by and The Reverend Judith Vasile, clown and magician, Hocus Pocus. The Chinese auction will feature an array of merchandise and services Barrymore Children Will Highlight including artwork, dinners at restau- rants across lown, soccer camp tu- As the Rogue itions. Silver Membership at the First Baptist Services Sunday Wcsificld' Y,' fine jewelry, admission At Arts Center NOT OVKK THKIk i;VKS.,.McKlntey School klndernartntrs were treuted to tickets to Six Flags Great Adventure, Screen idol John Biirrymorc was II presentation demonstrating how wool becomesyum und how this yarn is used Children will highlight the 10:30 workers nrc thanked. for diilhlng und blankets. Catherine Murchunt showed Ihe spinning process us a.m. Sunday worship services at the ChcrubsAllison Barton, Mary Bclh certificates for clothing stores, shoe 44 but still quite agile (despite a stores, and beauty salons, home fur- worsening drinking problem) when well as the finished products. Picture with her lire Aneclu llryant, Duniel First Baptist Church of Wcsificld, Bryson, Ccci Delia Pcruli, Kinscy Uppmiin, Curlna Don und Klizubeth Muvkuy. 170 Elm Street, un May 16. The Gray, Jeff Grccnluw, Christopher nishings, entertainment, automotive he pluycd the French romantic hero Cherub Choir, Tor 4 to 7 year olds, Hammur, Gabrkslla I/.tnirlian, Erin products and health and nutrition. FiatKQteVMonin'I'heBetovedliogue and Choristers, for 8 to 10 year olds, Klein. Ferris Moni/., Tashcra Perry, Raffles include a first prize of de- for United Artists in 1927. will sing two anthems each, and Annie and Kulic Peterson, T.C. and luxe accommodations for two at the This silent feature will be revived children's Sunday School classes will Cameron Ruclcmathcr and Donnie Essex House in New York City, a complete with live pipe organ music recite Bible verses the children have Turlington will sing Lord. I Want to second prize of a dinner cruise for at Rnhway's Union County Arts memorized. Be a Christian and Praise the Lord. four on World Yacht at Pier 81, and u Ccnier on Sunday, May 23, m 3 p.m. ThePrudential Senior Minister, the Reverend Dr. Choristers, Erin Biggio, Tim third prize of season tickets for the To those familiar with this Icg- Robert L. Harvey, will preach, and Grccnlaw, Jennie Hanscn, Mark Wcsificld Symphony Orchestra. cndiiryaclor'sprivaielil'c.Lhciiptness the Christian Education Committee Kolviics, Scott Und, Kevin Munion, A raffle to appeal to the prom- of the film's title is inescapable. wiltrccognizc children's icuchcrsand Jason Me Donald, Colin Radcmachcr, going sciisafirst prize of a limousine Though studio publicists traded students completing third grade and Jennifer and Bcihany Raincy, Keith for six, with a tuxedo rental, corsage largely on rogue Barrymorc's classic high school, Even infants dndtoddlcrs Sabik, John Stahman and Scott and boutonnicrc, and a second and facial profile, some reviewers of this will participle, coming up brieIIy Wcltcrling wilt sing Youandt Tell the third prize of a tuxedo rental with a n I in were critical of his ill-rating for a "Baby Parade" as childcarc Story and Kingdom of the Lord. corsage and boutonnicrc. There will wigs and silly musuichc. also be a raffle for an 18-spccd True film aficionados may be even mountain bike and a 20-gallon more impressed with the performance of German actor Conrad Veidt in his Calvary Will Participate Memorial Day role as Louis XI in this film, which also includes in the cast Mack Swain, Planning Committee bcstknownasCharlicChanlin's burly In Musical Service foil in a number of curly silent com- The choir of Calvary Lutheran Lutheran Church in America. To Meet May 17 edies. Church in Cranford will be joining The service will be held at 7 p.m. at The Wcsifield Memorial Day Pa- The accompanying organist is with mem bcrs of choirs of seven other St. John Lutheran Church at 587 rade will be held on Monday, May Donald Kinnicr, a naiivc Philadcl- area churches in a musical gift to the Springfield Avenue, Summit. 31. Norman Spraguc of Martin phian and accomplished keyboard community on Sunday, May 16, in The combinedchoirs wilt perform Wallbcrg Post No. 3 of the American artist who has made a kind of sub- observance of Church Music Sunday Gloria in D by Antonio Vivaldi under Legion and Joseph Sisto uf Moun- carccrof accompanying silent films. in Ihe Lutheran Church. the direction of Mrs. Mary Lou tainside Memorial Post No. 10136of He will be playing the arts center's A combined choir of 85 voices will Stevens, the Minister of Music at the Veterans of Foreign Wars, co- vinutgc "mighty Wurlitzcr" cinema lead the liturgy for a Service of Faith Lutheran Church in New chairmen, announced a meeting will organ installed in 1928 when this VICTORIAN ELEGANCE Evening Prayer, sponsored by the Providence. The work will be ac- be held at 8 p.m. on Monday, May 17, nostalgic 1,300-scat edifice first Central Mission Cluster of the New companied by u chamber orchestra at the Martin Wallbcrg American opened to the public as the Railway Jersey Synod of the Evangelical and organ. Legion Post No. 3, 1003 North Av- Thcalrc. enue, West, Westfield. This magnificent Fanwood home charms CALVARY 111 III1UN Cllt)*CII Soloists will be Mrs. Dolores All tickets nrc $6, reserved seals, 10* liiimin Sretf, Itmttxi SirockbincorCranford and Mrs. Thcri All groups andindividualsdcsiring and may be purchased at the 1601 you from the moment you enter its V* levemtf C. 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Based on a set of poems Tickets arc SI!) each and S7 each his commissioned work for The Dances from the opera, Prince Igor. by Robert Frost, the work includes for senior citizens. Choral Art Sv>cieiy,a three-movement This popular work was based on the Choose Something Like a Star, for The concert will include Sinfonia treatment of three of the Psalms of invasion into ancient Russia by the soprano, alto and bass; The Tele- Sacra iiiionginalcomniission 1'orlhe David.The first movcmcni,Domi>iHj nomadic Poleycizians.Tlic underly- phone, for two of altos, two tenors Choral Art Society by Maestro Sahin puscit me, The Lord Is my Shepherd, ing theme driving the work is the and two basses and one soprano; Pautza, the Roumanian-born con- is a pastorale. The second movement, sharp and dramatic conII ici of Russia Come In and A Girl's Garden, both ductor of the Plainficld Symphony. Oe I'wfundis, Out of the Depths I and the East—two different worlds sung by the female choir, and the This internationally-known artist Have Cried to You, O Lord, is re- colliding in their spiritual makeups. well-known, The Road Not Taken, has been called "ihe best composcrof i|iiicm-likc. The final movement, Intlic opera, the dances arc performed sung by the entire choir. KYI: O.V THK t;AI.,\...Mrs. Evelyn Dleeke, left, and soloist, Mrs. Susun Kaas, his generation," based upon hismuny Luudaie Dominum, Praise the Lord, to lighten things up prior lo ihc onset Also included in this special con- review music for Hie 30lh Anniversary (Julu Concert. works that blend the traditions of is joyful in nature. Maestro Paul/a of warfare. cert will be Ralph Vaugiuin William's such I'Jlh century European masters uses prc-classical fugue forms for the Serenade lo Music written for and dedicated to Sir John Wood, •v: Thcrewill be a reception following Nine Women Give 18,115 ihcconcertinihcPrcsbylcrianCliurcn Assembly Hall, where friends can Uilk over the past 30 years of per- Service Hours to Hospital tanning inastcrworksandwhcrciJ lose There arc nine women who Mountainside, sewing and pharmacy, in attendance can also meet Maestro untiringly give of their time and ef- 3,700 hours. Paut/a, who is an American now und forts for the young patients of • Mrs. Susan Hus.se of will not rciurn to live in Roumania Children's Specialized Hospital in Mountainside, sewing, 975 hours. despile his status thcreas theirnumbcr Mountainside. • Mrs. Mary Mannino of West- one conductor und composer. Combined, the nine have vojun- field, medical library, 1,800 hours. Tickets arcavailablc by calling322- teercd an amazing 18,115 hours.sinco • Mrs. Jean MacGregor of West- 'J240 or at the door. There isaparking they started their volunteering ac- field, medical library, 1,770 hours. lot behind the church, or one may tivities for the hospital many years • Mrs. Louise Miller of Wcsifiolif, park in the municipal lol across ago. sewing, 2,710 hours. Mountain Avenue. Funding is pro- These nine women, who comprise • Miss Jcanncllc Simpson of vided by thcNcw Jersey SlalcCouneil the group Wcstficld Twig I, were Roxcllc Park, medical library, 1,850 of Arts. among the more than 400 area resi- hours. dents honored by Children's Spe- • Mrs. Frances Walsh of Westfield, cialized Hospital for their volunteer medical library, 1,2'JO hours. Story builders service during Volunteer Recognition • Mrs. Bctlc Wintermute of Day on April 29. Whiting, sewing, 2,070 hours. McKinlcy Feature Half of the ladies sew items rang- Storybtiildcrs, a New York City ing from bibs to special clothing for Children's Specialized Hospital, theater group, performed m the the patients, plus laundry bags and New Jersey's only comprehensive McKinley School in January and nurses smocks. The others volunteer pediatric rehabilitation hospital, is Mardiof this yctir. The ixirformanccs, in the Medical Library, assisting in comprised of three facilities in which included the McKinlcy stu- information searches and data re- Mountainside, Fanwood and Toms dents feature The Two-lleaded trieval. River. Dragon with Jackie Cus, Oh Oh "Children's Specialized is very Gorilla with ihc P.M, Kindergarten, lucky to have longstanding and de- New Yurk City, the Inconipuruble, In Search of Milky Way Bars with voted volunteers like the members of the brllllanlstur city uf cities liic Curly- IMiVO li:i> VOLUNTKKRS...Menibers of the Westfleld Twig I who volunteer untiringly at Children's Specialized Maria MaeGntih, Animal Crack-Ups WcslfieUITwig I,"commented Mrs. ninth stule, u luw unto Itself, the I! isplml, left to rlfihl, lire: Stuled, Mrs. KruniesCmmptonof WeslfleH, Mrs. Susan Husseof Mountainside,Mrs. Jean featuring section No. 2 of the second Shirley Bieglcr, Community Re- Cvtloptun t'urudox, the interim with CsilhiKlier of Mountainside und Mrs. Frances Walsh or Wwtffcld; standing, Mrs. liette Wintermute of WhltlnR, Mrs. grade, Captives with Laura Bonrilia, L;:lk*ms and their families," sptendorsofcontemporury civilization, Brcgman, Kariimna Shu, Jessica the Mucedunluof the United Stulss. 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