Westfield High School boys golf team begins defense of county title. See page C-1. ztavit WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FAN WOOD Friday, March 26, 1999 50 cents Tax hike Spelling h - winners li • k i ••. SCOTCH PL sparks fight The Spring Spelling Bee of the Scotch Plains Recreation Department together with the Scotch Plains Junior Woman's Club was held March 20 at on council the Scotch Hills Clubhouse. Students from the local BY JON LJEDERMAN grammar schools as well as private schools competed in U rmHKKSI'ONM'NT third, fourth and fifth SCOTCH 1M.AINS Ki^hi GOP has grade competition. In^li .school students who ran Third-graders spelled Tuesday* Township Council down nt 9 a.m. First place meetitiK us an educational exer zero tax went to Maya Robinson, a cisc tfot more than they bar student at Coles School ^uined lor when (he meeting Second pi art! went to turned nasty and partisan. Matthew Plague who The students watched with hike plan attends Mcdinn. uneasy fascination as Urpuhliran SCOTCH PLAINS - For fourth-graders, fnimrilmen Martin Murks mid Anurudha Korada from Alter voting against a pro- William McClintock accused posed (i percent increase to Brunner was first, with Mayor (it'ii Samuel and her Emmett Marsilli of St. the Ul!)i) municipal budget, Democratic colleagues of labri Kepuhlican < 'ouucilinen Bartholomew's .second. catiiiK claims during last year's The fifth-grade winner Hill Mediator!; and Martin election about Kepuhlican fiscal Marks proposed their own was Gary [lerzhprg with irresponsibility, and (hen. once in second place won by Sarah "Zero Tax 1'itinl lncren.se" office, proposing a t» percent lax plan Tuesday Halpern, both are student increase, which the Republicans at McGinn Elementary say is the hir^est municipal l>ml "We don't see the need School. get increase this decade. for the I'emoeratic pro- All competitors were posed increase." said At the heart of the trains is a Councilman Marks "If issued a Certificate of claim by Democrats that the Participation nnd the first approved, it would Itc the Snitch I'luins property tax rate largest municipal lax and second place winners increased by VI percent between in each grade received gift increase tins decade. It H)!>2 anil H1SI7, when I he town doesn't make sense in certificates for the Towue was governed by an .ill Book Store in West Ho Id loilay's tux environment. Republican council This aver anuil- Parents in attendance The issue arose when former were impressed with the e,et, winch Juniors wen- judges, and (Continued on Laura Hwidersky, Recreation Supervisor wn« the moderator. TINA GUARINO/RECORD-PRESS Parents and students Fourth-grader Danny Nuber sits in a wheelchair, while turning the pages of a book with the help of a were reminded that the device. Recreation Department Cost per pupil and Juniors sponsor a Fall Spelling Bee usually held in October and all should return for this event A lesson in sensitivity is decreasing Craft market Franklin pupils this weekend experience in Westfield WESTFIELD - New artists and n tradition of ByTINAQUARINO si atr and less than the district's quality will characterize a disability projected enrollment m< reuse. the 11th annual Westfield iu:i mm I'lMNs "Westfield was the only .school Craft Market, March 2W i HihSH enrollment increiise of!* percent, that experienced a decreaHe in Armory, 520 Railway Ave in the West field public school per pupil spending." Haid This year's event will WEST FIELD Franklin .since li>9(>, the amount of money Superintendent id Schools feature 140 artists from School .students learned aliout spenl per student lias decreased William Koley. "While overall per across the nation Works in disabilities by wearing blind- Ijy '.I percent pupil spending was down irjj wood, glass, leather, clay, folds and using canes, walkerH The figures come I'Muu I he pro- Wentficld, we have been able* fine metals, paper, fiber, and wheelchairs to navigate, posed ]!»!)!) 2(1011 budget to lie actually allocate more ii)i)iu<)| fine art and photography through hallways. voted on by residents April 20, into the dfiHsrooiu :mil decre«H will be on display. Visitors In a week-long program Of the $ri4>4(i(),li'2,'t huduet, ulioiit iiilitiiniHtrntivt! cont« for tlii will be able to meet the designed to leave impressions $47 million will come from local fourth consecutive year." artists and discuss their that last a lifetime, the K-.r» stu- property taxes. The average tax "The new budget has her work. dents were divided into groups ijirrea.e per homeowner will \w. carefully developed to provide fo" "We receive 400 applica- that participated in various about $122 a year or about $10 a continued priorities within the tions from across the activities and discussion month. district's strategic plan to ensure nation for the 140 spaces groups aimed at understanding Although thiH ycar'H budget continued excellence in «. ahead of Hthctiule in about learning disabilities. "I feel good that 1 can walk tion normally in a classroom. BuBtnesH Administrator Bob HtihmiltinK (lrawin«H to Trenton. Commentary .. .A-4 "It gives our students a on my own," said fourth-grader One student Haiti it was Herman, who said tho hoard will Me Htiid coiiHiderinK that a review greater respect and apprecia- Darrell-Ann Smith. "It felt "unfair" that the communica- ruceive bids on the interest nito by tho Department of Community Life .A-6 tion for all people," Franklin weird in the wheelchair. It tion device only had one child's for tho bond Tuewluy, unticipnt«H Comrnunity AffnirH ithouid taJtl School Assistant Principal Pat would be hard to get around in voice for Elise to choose from. a favorable rate of 4.5 to 4.7 per- between four to nix wcektt, tht Obituaries .. -A-9,10 Rooney said. one." Others said it was unfair that cent, Advertisement* were pub- district could go out to bid on * The ichool plans to present Wendy Schoenemann, whose she could only say what was lished for bida on tho (tnle of tho project in the beginning of Sports C-1 the program annually, allowing 71/2 year-old daughter Elise already programmed in the bondR March 4 und on March 10 with a bid awarded in June, each grade to learn about a dif- has cerebral palsy and is edu- machine. tho board'* application for the timeframo would allow the I Weekend Plus . .B-1 ferent disability each year. cated out of district, demon- When looking at a device non-conforming debt achedule to huvu tho flteel ordered "For the people who really strated to Susan Apgar's fourth that allows disabled people to was approved. erected by September. Real Estate C-2 have this disability, it's really grade class how Elise talks turn on electrical appliances "This OIIOWH UH to wrap the "Although we do not anticipg hard,* said fourth-grader using an augmentative commu- with a switch that is near new debt payments around the any oetbuclw, I've suggested' Police Log A-5 Tegett Hailu who used a walk- nication device to express her- them. When it came to turning old ones," he "aid, noting the contingency plan in the event I er with a book under arm and self. She showed them the vari- on the radio, one student said, school board U scheduled to Btwl deck is not complete by ' Classified C-3 her legs tied to simulate a die- ous equipment that Elise needs "What if they don't like what receive the $11.7 million April opening day in September,* ability. "Next time I eee some- to use to get through the day. (Continued on page A-2) 14. reley »ald. "We could ac Sufwrintcndtnt at School* , (Continued on page A-3>;

•>» /\»iC Tax hike sparks fight on council A lesson in sensitivity "I feel bad for them," said we've never had an increase of (Continued from page A-l' (Continued from page A-1) during that entire time lion." 1 fourth-grader Nikki Reich. more than 4 percent." radio station is on?" Fourth-grader Vincent Samuel said that the figure 1997* and knew that the number "This is not the time or place to Samuel said most of the pro- had been published in the ('auriar was a lie. I stated the true num- discuss the budget," Samuel Schoenemann encouraged Cook said it was hard to but- posed municipal budget increase the children to speak to other ton his shirt with the device Neivx, and that she had checked it bers at a public council meeting insisted. "You've had the opportu- is due to various unexpected and for accuracy with the paper hut with at least one Democratic ran nity at 15 other meetings to dis- people who have disabilities. used by people who don't have anticipated costs. She cited "Children with disabilities full use of their hand. hadn't done her own calculation, didate present, but they contin- cuss this. Why have you waited to $100,000 in additional health ued to use the lie in their litera- !«,' in front of the television cam- want people to come up and Vincent and his classmates Councilman Marks hit the roof. care insurance costs, an 18 per- speak to them and inquire Asserting that the Courier ture. The total tax increase over era to make an issue of it? The cent increase in pension pay- tried the task with their fin- the past eif-ht years was Xi per- budget will be discussed on April about their disability rather gers taped and their hands in Newts admitted before t!u* election ments to retired police officers than ignore them or just gawk that the figure was inaccurate, cent, which translates to a yearly 27" and firelighters, $240,000 in socks. average iiicri-a.se of 3.7 percent. 1 Adding fuel to the fire, former at them," she said. "My daugh- Marks, words dripping with .sar- unplanned storm damage expens- ter often says hi to people as "After a while it sort of got casm, said, "I don't mean to be challenge the democrats on the Republican Mayor Joan Pappen es, and a $700,000 payment to the tiring," Vincent said. council to show me which five criticized the proposed six per- she goes by and almost always facetious, but there's ;i store Rahway Valley Sewage Authority. she is either not heard or "This is a real eye-opening called Oilier M;ix that I walked years had an increase of 71 per- cent rate increase, charging "this "The dishonesty of the experience for these kids to cent. It can't l>e done because it's ignored." into and, for $fi, purchased a little 1 council came into office with a $3 Democrat campaign literature see what others have to do to a bald-faced lit ." million surpluB, and to go up by 6 Close to 500 students par- calculator. When I realized that, really upset us, and some resi- ticipated in their age-appro- get through the day," said par- the number didn't sound ri^ht, I "Lei's not. rehash the election," percent is unconscionable. You dents seem to have taken in with ent Terry Hennessey. "Simple said Samuel. "We've been elected made spending a big issue during priate 90 minute program, took out my calculator and fig- their lies," said Marks. They said with the help of parent volun- tasks that we take for granted ured an actual rate increase of 2 1 to a four-year term and I'd prefer the election and now, if the school they could do better, and here we become so involved for them." to look ahead." budget increase (of 1.88 percent) teers from the Parent Teacher percent. Rather than calcuhitean are with the Democrats proposing Association. Approximately •'Lack of information is accurate number yourself, you Marks persisted, however, "For is approved, it's really going to the highest tax increase in over a what makes people scared of somebody who campaigned on iin hurt." 100 parents were trained to chose to lie about it and publish a decade. In a town like Scotch present the "Everybody something they don't know," number that was more than (href open government platform, you She said that historically tax Plains, it shouldn't be a 'win at all .said Cooper whose child has a have- an unusual way of showing increases have been 2-3 percent, Counts" curriculum, originally times higher than the true iin costs' approach. They basically created by an Ohio woman mild case of cerebral palsy. ure." it. You need ta he accountable liir and surplus levels have been clos- reached out to the people and said "The bottom line is every- the lies you told. The people have er to $2 million. who adopted several handi- McClintock said. "that 'trust me,' while keeping their fin- capped children, About four or body feels the same inside (Democrat) claim made me furi- a ri^hl to know the facts. If any- McClintock added, "in the nine gers crossed behind their backs." regardless of if they have to body had done a .simple calcula- yours I've been on the council five parents assisted in each ous. I had been on the council class. The training was con- walk differently, look differ- ducted by Union resident ently or speak differently." Kerry Ellmer, founder of the "How they are looked upon Cost per pupil is decreasing in Westfield non-profit Awareness Project. by their peers has a profound Equipment was also provided impact on them," Cooper said. . . ..,.,. . i.i :.. <:... riculu_;...,i..mm wit«,ith textbookt»vthnnkas anandd 1100 computercomouters witwith monitormonitors; "Being accepted is what every- (Continued from pajje A-l) One oftho.se slandnrds is for- and computer furniture will be by Ellmer, who began the pro- new core curriculum content eign lan^tiagc instruction in the staff.. added to the fourth grade. gram four years ago. body wants to be," standard requirements set by the second and sixth grades. The new Dr. Foley emphasized the new The budget also provides state." budget will support the new cur- budget supports three major ini- appropriate computer training tiatives: technology, textbooks for fourth and fifth grade teach- and training of teachers. ers. The technology portion of the GOP zero tax plan budget included funds to contin- Dr. Foley said he wants com- ALL CHILDREN'S THEATRE ue the second phase of network- puter technology to be a "seam- (Continued from page A-l) port the idea of having a comfort- ing of Westfieki High School that less part of the curriculum." On the other hand, able surplus, this time we should Our Annual ESMBB? The school board is decreasing give some of it back." r s will link over 200 workstations to McClintock and Marks want to * * ' Summer Performing Arts the library and the World Wide physical education classes to sub- balance the budget and avoid a "'My background is finance," Web, At the elementary level, 20 stitute English, language arts tax increase by using more of a continued McClintock. "This is Day Camps additional computers will be ear- and math classes. $3 million budget surplus to my ninth township budget. In Register Now! marked for the fifth grade and "We're trying to squeeze time cover expenses, and by adjusting eight prior years I have never Space Is Limited Broadway Musical Revues into an already compacted cur- revenue projections. voted for a budget increase of Borland Girls »Ages 617 riculum," Dr. Foley said. McClintock said, "the more than 4 percent, and some of Supi!i»ir,etl liy tcrtilii'il tiMihri'. Metuchm vnicnuns The major expenditures for Republican councils of the 1990' them have been as low a 1 per- Catty Uff>[j (id d l.iii:|iii k mi TIM Relornw) awn* Wrtchung AM Center 1999-2000 are $22 million in Singing (lancing SJi.wiwv I'.niiiiini IRS left the township in the best cent. As long as 1 am on this I'llMK, PiiilnPipuiii.fi C.tst duly July 12-23 • 8 AM 5PM AOB. 18-27 • 8 AM-6 PM instruction, $6 million in instruc- financial shape in its history. The Township Council, I will not sup- We're Pnl Iliuus.ini1'. Dl knK ONSIACt' tional support and $6.4 million in Scotch Plains fund balance, or port any tax increase that is this Tel/Fax (»73>335-5328 AirCondHion»d PROBLEMS? special education. The budget is surplus, was a record $3,050,000 far out of whack with the cost of under cap by $54,130 and repre- living." FREE CONSULTATION sents the same propert tax rate at the end of 1998. While we sup- increase as last year, which is wilh (Vrlilicil Public Accountants seven cents per $100 of assessed valuation. 2 Domestic School bond bids LUNCH at... Rciolulions to all lypcs til lax problems With a $556,291 increase in Drafts state aid, Jacobson said the dis- Uniiicd tux returns {Continued from page A-1) is not completed by Sept. 8 and trict was able to "play a little bit would be limited to a few weeks." & Sandwich IRS notices of catch up" this year. date the six to eight classrooms of CHEEQUE'S A ml its students occupying the first floor Other bond projects are also Wage Garnishments 'new wing* at Franklin School in progressing with 70 percent of Levies our school libraries which would the final drawings completed on Liens be suitable as temporary class- the Westfield High School renova- ^Sandwich Menu rooms." tions and 60 percent completed Our Clients never meet with the IRS The students would report to on the Wilson School's library and Cheese Steak, Hamburger, Bacon Cheeseburger, Taylor A MedaNews Group Newspaper Franklin School in the morning nurse's suite. 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Armoiy it or visit our Web site at www.hrblock.com/tax - j HKAITH HO STBOUHS PHASE! 1/4 milt on lilt March 26,1999 Westfield officers Fanwood • get a new contract Health Day BytMAQUAMNO hourly rate of compensation. is April 17 RECORD-PRESS Employees covered by this agreement who do not work the FANWOOD The Fanwood WESTFIELD—The Town four-on four-off schedule will be Hoard of Health has announced Council unanimously approved entitled to a $500 per year that it will conduct a Health Day a new three-year PBA contract stipend which won't be added to mi Saturday, April 17, from 9-11 Tuesday. base for calculation of salary a.m. at the Kauwood Municipal The contract provides a 3.6 increases but will be added for Building. 7f> N. Martine Avenue, percent raise in 1999, a 3.4 per- overtime and pension calcula- The Health Program will offer cent raise in 2000 and a 3.9 per- tions. ;III extensive blood screening.' cent raise in 2001. *** consisting of a SMAC 26, OBC "It was a fair and just con- The following are the base and HDL Medical Laboratory of tract for the town and the PBA." salaries for officers in the Wesl Orange, will conduct tho said Westfield Police Chief Westfield Police Department blood testing. Anthony Scutti. "I think both (effective Jan. 1, 1999 to Jan. 1, The SMAC 'J(i is an elaborate sides acted in a reasonable and 2001): blood analysis monitoring sever- responsible manner and as a al bodily functions. The CUC test result we ended up with a fair Captain of Police $74,240- is a test including a red blood cell settlement." $79,681. count, a white blood cell count, Town Administrator Ed Lieutenant-Detective of and differential count. The CBC Gottko said the entire document Police $71,023-$76,228. test may indicate the presence of will be rewritten to clear up lan- Lieutenant of Police infect inn, anemia, allergies, lung guage in the contract that has $68,599-$73,626. disease, etc The HDL test men-. caused problems in the past. As Sergeant-Detective of sun's (actors protective against an example, he said there have coronary heart disease. The ' Police $65,803-$70,625. 1 been problems computing the Sergeant of Police $62,947- SMAC 2W is used in assessing number of vacation hours $67,561. total cholesterol results, tti deter-1 because of shift changes. Detective of Police mine possible coronary risk fnc- • "I commend both our town $62,947-$67,561. tors administrator Ed Gottko and Detective of Police- Robert M. Sherr, director of the leadership of the PBA in Second Grade $58,585- GEORGE PACCIEUO/RECOHD-PRESS health, has noted that anyone reaching an agreement that $62,879. taking the blood test must fast meets the satisfaction of all par- Police Officer for the sev- twelve hours prior, with the ties concerned," said Public enth year and all subsequent Happy St. Patrick's Day exception of water. 1're-registru- Safety Chairman Neil Sullivan. years from date of appointment A four-year-old with a shamrock on her cheek enjoys an Irish dancing demonstration on St. Patrick's lioii for the blood test is mimdrt-- "It provides fair salary increas- $56,462-$60,600. Day at the Fanwood Public Library. torv and will be conducted by the' es over the three-year life for Police Officer from the West field Health Dept., 425 E. • both taxpayers and police offi- atart of sixth year from the Broad St., Westfield, from April 5 ' cers who serve our town." date of appointment $51,831- thru April Ifi, frcin {> a.m.- 4 p.in, "Unlike many other commu- $55,630. (subject to program capacity). nities, the process was non- Police Officer from the Police issue traffic safety plan Tbe'cost of the SMAC-2H test" is- adversarial and achieved its start of fifth year from the $!(>. The following tests can be goal," Councilman Sullivan date of appointment $47,357- BytiNAQUAMNO ing summonses for the same vio- that may Mia out into I lie street. nerforined for additional costs; . added. $50,827. UKC(H, TSIl (thy- The contract allows for addi- Police Officer from the result in the issuance of a regular guidelines of t he crossing guards. roid stimulating hormonei $10, • tional compensation to be $500 start of fourth year from the WESTFlELD--ln response to summons. They are trained .Hid are there I'SA (prostate tesO $H0, Blood per year paid to patrol officers date of appointment $42,872- two pedestrian fatalities this The police department has for the safety of the children He <;nui|»/Kh !''aeloc $10, Iron $fj, Sed Hale $10. Hepatitis t' $2fi, assigned to work in ptainclothes $46,014. year, the police department has also issued these reminders: patient r ( in the Investigation and Police Officer from the issued a traffic sufety enforce- 1. Do not park in prohibited (). Do not wave your children Hepatitis It $2.>. All fees must bo ' Services Division. start of the third year from ment plan. areas, handicapped spaces or bus across the street. (!o ami meet paid at the tline nf registration. The member of the police date of appointment $38,390- The goal is to dramatically zones. them and cross with the crossing The program is subject to can-', department assigned as traffic $41,204. increase police presence in the 2. Do not park on or within 2fi guard or at a crosswalk Drivers cellation, unless a minimum par- ' officer by the police chief will be Police Officer from the central business district, school feet ol crosswalks. eaimot see children coming out tiejpation of 2f> is achieved. The paid an additional $1,000 per start of second year from date zones and other selected sites in IS. 1)<> not park ton iiu.se to from betwi-i'ii parked ears Health l)ay is open to residents- year. of appointment $32,745- a consistent manner to improve intersections because it restricts 10. Olirv the speed limit. of Fanwood, (iarwood. In addition to their annual $35,145. public safety. drivers" view. Watch your speedometer. It prob- Mountainside, Koselle 1'ark, salary, overtime pay will be paid Police Officer for the first The measure of success will be 4. Do not park too close to pri- ably leans closer to '10 inph Mian Springfield and Wesllield (exclu- at the hourly rate of 11/2 times year from date of appointment less speeding and pedestrian vio- vate driveways. It is unfair to the 25 inpli. If you go the speed limit, sively!. the base salary plus longevity $25,175-$27,O2O, lations issued as a result of residents that live close to the so will tlit* car behind you. changed citizen behaviors. schools. 11 Always wear your sent hell According to police, the 5. Park away form the school. and buckle up your children in changed behavior has to come Arrange to meet your child nt a the back seat. Seat belts save Register on Saturday from both drivers and pedestri- predetermined location at least lives. ans. Drivers must yield to pedes- one block away. Have a plan. 12, When wailing to pick ii|> a trianK in crosswalks, not [KISS Have a back up plan student, the vehicle may use ,i for YMCA day camp other curs who are yielding unrf (i. Encourage your child to "mi parking zone" for a short obey speed limit laws. walk or hike safely to school. period of time provided the opcr SCOTCH PLAINS — The kindergarten through third Pedestrians must not jaywalk, Helmets art- required for children ator remains in (lie vehicle and hv Jill (iiK Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA grade. The camp at Seely's Pond wear light colored, reflective under 14 years of age. does not block a school bus zone, will has scheduled open regis- in the Watchung Reservation clothing during dusk and evening 7. WaUh for other children crosswalk or intersection. UPON FUKTHKK tration for its 50th summer day will run 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; thehours, cross only at marked camp program. dropoff site ia McGinn School. crosswalks or intersections and INSPECTION Summer camps are open to Hiking and day trips are use sidewalks where available. children 3 yeurs old through planned along with swimming Speed limits and pedestrian PREMIUM GARAGES While in.ins |>ius|K'i'tivi' Iwym iw u seventh grade. Open registra- at the Quarry Swim Club. laws will be aggressively and liiiiih* uri|>iHlli>n ruiiliik^t'iuy its U'viTil^i' IO tion will begin 8:30 a.m.-l p.m. Adventure ('amp is for older strictly enforced on the following Built To Suit nri'uli.ili' ,i Ihllt'i ik'ill ol lit gel nut nl .1 tlcttl Saturday, March 27 at the Red campers who have completed streets: Boulevard, Central .ihiij'clIILP. ln>mi' III-.|HI linns ri'iilly hi'iidit House on Martine Avenue. fourth through seventh grade. Avenue, Clark Street. Clifton YOUR Needs! i".11 sun1 Hi.il is lu say lliiil Imtll |IIIJS|K'L- Camp Weeto-Weewanchu is They begin their day at Coles Street, Dorian Komi, Dudley Inc tnvris mill sellers cull licnclit hy hihing for younger children. Those 3 School with pickup at the Avenue, Kust Broad Street, tlicu nru'inlalinr>•> on a ktuiwn cominiHlily. YMCA. Hiking, swimming, and 4 years old will spend their Kuclid, drove Street, Lamberts We Build the Wiili iln-. in HIIIIII. SL-IICTS urv i-nioiinigcd to day at the Red House; those 5 sports, bicycle tours, day trips Mill Road, Lawrence Avenue, and 6 years old wilt spend their and extended excursions are Mountain Avenue, Kahway Custom Garage |)kviii|ii buyers' concerns over Ihc viHitli- day at Union Catholic High part of the program Cump Avenue, Scotch i'lainn Avenue, i ill iht-'ii )iiu|wni(.-s hy hiiving their home School. hours are 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Bus orShackiiiuuxon Avenue, Summit YOU Want! |iii,k",-.iini.illy inspected well in advance. Organized games, tennis, line van transportation will be avail- Avenue, Wes! Broad Street and Hint w.iy. sellers till) Id buyers know lliul dancing, science and swimming able. Westfield Avenue. tlii- jnui' liiis heen itdjiiMwl for uny needed are provided. For those 5 and fi All day canipH will follow the Police Chief Anthony Scutti K|i;iirs [his helps put built putties on u years old, computer activities same .schedule. Session 1 will said parking laws around schools 2 Car Garages from $12,900 Iii mi i hinting and removes any obstacles are included. Hours are 9 a.in.-2 run June 28-July 9; Session 2 will be strict I v enforced. Patrol Price Includes: iliii winiUI otherwise disrupt negotiations. p.m. will run July 12-2:1, Session .'i cars will randomly cherk schools Cump Makawakmti is for will run July 26-Aug. H; Session especially during start and dis- • 8' Wails • 12" Boxed Gable 0.11. Tin.- lust dfiils iire Ihc uni's in which 4 will run Aug. 9-20. Finale I'veiyoBv wills. those who have completed missal times. • Kelt Paper Week, for children who have In the central business district • Concrete Raised Curb H;i\inj! .in inspection heliirc you list uho attended at least one camp ses- officers iiave been instructed to • Truss Roof • 20 Year Fiberglass Shingle .illows you Ihc opportunity to uddrcss Jumble Store sion, will be Aug. 23-27. vigorously enforce regulations gimhiciiis that ruighl he interpreted m Extended care before and and issue summonses. • Vinyl Windows • Custom Built On Your Lot homeowner reeled Sonic repairs should sale on Saturday after camp hours is available at Officers will be authorized In all levels. • 4/12 Pitch Roof • 16' Steel Raised Panel 0I1D !v done before listing. Hut if old appliances CRANFORD - The Jumble issue warning summonses for 1 For more information, call minor violations at the officers' •Ik ID he a-plnccd or decor is lobe refreshed, Store, 110 Walnut Ave., Cranford, • 2 Year Warranty • Concrete Floor - Reinforced buyers mijjhl prcl'vr huviitg un ulluwuikc tin will hold its spring salt' of cloth- 1908)889-5455. discretion. Issuance of two warn- ing and gifts 10 a.m.-3 p.m. • Ridge Vent -10' • Pressure Treated t)ie pruc unit limiting their own selection. Saturday, March 27. Yum reitl eslule jirolessionnl cun uiivisc High-quality clothing and • Metal Roof Edge Bottom Plates you. Tn Iciirn more, phone JILL GUZMAN gifts for Enster, Mother's Day and COMPUTER SYSTEMS • 3W8" Sidedoor With RhAl.TY: "Our best rclerentc is your graduation is pnrt of the selec- • Material & Labor Lock Set neighbor"11' tion. 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Jersey Boy The * silly season' is like decorating now never ends for Christmas in July. Mike Deak The "silly season" of politics triuiitionally begins on Labor Day and ends on Election Day In the "silly season" voters are inundated with overwrought political rhetoric, There's no an endless stream of television commercials and campaign signs and literature that arc more of a nuisance than an enlightenment. right to be But now tin? "silly season" is never-ending. There is still 19 months to ^o before the 2000 elections, yi>t wo are already bombarded with presidential candidates and spec- eccentric ulation about Senatorial candidates. Too many words are A quarter century ago, when I being spent wondering if (»ov. Christine Todd Whitman or was a pimply nerd slithering Jim Florio will be running for Senate and if Hillary through the halls of Somerville Clinton and Rudy Guiliani will bo facing oft in neighbor- High School, my driver education teacher — the legendary Boomy ing New York. Malekoff — guaranteed there For example, the New -Jersey Republican Party has would one question on the New launched a radio and television campaign with Gov. Jersey Driver's Exam and by Christine Todd Whitman explaining the property tax golly, he was right. A driver*s rebate program currently moving through the legislature. license, Mr. Malekoff said, was a Republican officials assure us the campaign is education- privilege, not a right. You had to al and designed only to educate the public about the pro- first earn that privilege by pass- gram. ing the written and driving tests and you kept that privilege by Right. maintaining a good driving It's hard to swallow the ads are not meant to boost the record. Mr. Malekoff had image of Whitman as she ponders running for a Senate drummed it into our heads so seat next year or to open this year's state legislature cam- well that it has never escaped me. paign. (It's also not a coincidence the first rebate checks It is perhaps the most useful bit are scheduled to arrive during the silly season, a political of knowledge I learned in those maneuver introduced by Gov. Brendan Byrne in his 1977 four never-ending years. re-election campaign.) That same philosophy should If there is one lesson to be learned from the Lewinsky also apply to character quirks; in scandal, it is that the American people are more interest- another time, they were call ed in good government, than endless talk about politics. eccentricities. People do not have the right to be eccentric; they There was it time not long ago whim campaigns were Letters to the editor have to earn the privilege. launched only within \2 months of an election. Perhaps it I'm losing my tolerance for is not a coincidence that public interest and voter partici- people who believe it is their pation were much higher back then. inalienable right to flaunt their Tbe "silly season" is now never-ending and that's turn- County values importance of trees character quirks and expect ing off voters. People want their elected representatives to everyone else to accept them. I concentrate on governing, not running in the next election. To the Record-Press:: Cooperative Extension of Union County apoke suspect this loss of patience is the One of the more endearing features of the Union about the Master Tree Steward program. Michael first sign of creeping old fogey- County landscape is our trees. Whether we enjoy D'Errico, a forester with the New Jersey Forest ism, but I'm getting tired of peo- their beauty in parks or backyards, along nurrow Service, discussed the Btate's Community Forestry ple who demand the rest of the neighborhood roads or busy city streets, on hillsides Act. Lee Gulmnn, u representative of Bartlett Tree world condone their behaviors or front lawns, trees ore n feast for our senses. Experts, talked about the care and planting of and attitudes without question. The Record-Press But apart from their beauty, the trees of Union street trees, and Frank Dann, Jr. Director of the This is why 1 shed no tears when County serve a number of other important roles in Union County Division of Public Works, spoke the self-indulgent characters on our lives. Trees y«ii€*rute oxygen and clean pollution about the renewed efforts of the Union County Seinfeld went into video purgato- from our iiirnrul wiitcrwnys. They increase residen- Shade Tree Advisory Board. ry. is here for you tial and eaininiTciiil property values. They reduce It is encouraging to see that so many people rec- Not long ago, eccentrics kept soil erosion mid traffic nnise. Properly placed trees ognize that trees are an important part of our their quirks to themselves. The following information should help you get your provide privacy fur hiiincowiie.rs and they shield our ecosystem. Together we are taking steps to ensure Strange behaviors were reserved ideas and community news into The Press: homes and businesses • iguinst wind, snow and sum- that future generations may enjoy the wonders of for the home and restricted from mertime heat. Union County's trees. public display. There were always Call Executive Editor Cheryl Fenske at (908) 575-6684 For the we mid other reasons, (lie health of our One of the first coordinated steps to be taken by a few people in every neighbor- •with story suggestions, questions or comments. trees is an import mil finality of lift' issue through- the Union County Freeholders and the Shade Tree hood nnd family who danced in The sports editor is Rich Hevenseiv He can be reached at out Union County. Hut their environmental and Advisory Hoard isu ceremonial planting of 21 white their own private conga line, but (908)575-6698. financial benefilK to I lit? residents of Union County oak trees ut. noon on April HO in observance of Arbor they never sought to impose their are in jeopardy. Day. One white oak. • the Union County tree - is to oddities on anyone else. They Our address: The Record-Pn:ss, P.O. Box 699, Hundred!) of tribes weri' damaged or destroyed lie planted in each of the county's 21 municipalities were content to keep their pecca- Somerville, N.J. 0H876. Our fax number is (908) 575-6683. last year in i* ferocious Lulmr Day storm. Other to symbolic* our unified effort to usher in a greener, dilloes private, whether it was mature trees in lh<> county's older communities are healthier 21st century. playing Twister with goats or Correction policy getting old mid dyiiiR. Other plans ;»re being developed, such as linking performing the flatulent version As the Freeholder Hoards liaison to the Union up with Union County College's Historic Tree of "The Flight of the Bumblebee. The Record-Press will correct errors of fact, context or County Shade-Tree Advisory Hoard, I am deter- 1'roject to plant seedlings grown from seeds ;uid cut- No one cared as long as the kook- presentation and clarify any news content that confuses or mined to see tlint we uive our trees the attention tings of historic New Jersey trees. The seedlings iness remained respectfully pri- they deserve. Tliiit is why (lie Freeholders spon- include offspring of trees that were standing during vate, nobody got hurt and proper- misleads readers. Please report errors to Executive Editor sored a county -will v Shade Tree Education the Revolutionary War at the battles of Springfield, ty values didn't go down. „ Cheryl Fenake at 575-6684. Conference on March Hi to discuss our shade tree Momnouth and Princeton. But times have changed. In a inventory anil efforts to replace aged and storm- It will take years to replace the stately trees we land of abundance where most of Deadlines damaged trees in Union County. lose each day. Thnt is why we have to begin the us don't have to struggle with the The conference- litt rnct t'd dozens of municipal replanting process now without any further delay. demands of everyday life, we The deadline for submitting articles and press releases officials and shack* tiff coimnission representatives LINDA STENDER have the luxury of self-indul- '• loT/ie Record-PIVKS is 5 p.m. Friday. The deadline for sub- from throu(i|it)ul t he county U> hear several expert Union County Freeholder Kence. Hecause we don't have to * putting letters to the editor is 10 a.m. Monday. speakers. James Nicluuiowicz of the Rutgers Fanwood worry about where the next meal is coining from, we are free to seek happiness in the ethereal Lrtlor policy fulfillment of the self's desires. It is the fault of the Baby Boomer Letters should he no longer than '200 words and may be Thanks for helping the Alliance generation who rebelled against edited for content, brevity, good taste anel libel. Letters The Establishment so we could should be typewritten and include the writer's daytime To tho Record-Prowi: for getting our newsletter quickly printed for distri- do on our thing. (How-grossly The Hoard of the West field Municipal bution during Dru^c Awareness Week. telephone number fur verification, if necessary. J quaint those phrases now sound!) Alliance/1 AN DA < Prevent mg Alcohol, Narcotic mid Also, thanks to t he staff at Roosevelt School espe- Send letters to The Record-Prow, P.O. Box 699, What started as a need for cre- Drug Ad use I would like to thank everyone in the cially Ken Shu lack, Marie Koch, Mike Rivera, Ed ative self expression has mutated Somerville, NJ, 0HH76. Letters can also be faxed to (90H1 community who helped t<> make West field's 1(K)9 Urbiinowicz, Alan Kiu-hel, Hob Anderson, and Bill into the selfish expression of an » 575-66H3. Drug AwMivness Week ;t success especially our stu- Wnlen; the Weslfield Intermediate School Peer encapsulated self. The prevailing dents, pa rent s, sclionl I'AN HA representatives, sub- Leaders especially Lisn Venecia, Katie McCre, attitude is: "That's the way I am stance UIMIKI- counselors (SACsi, nurses and other Lauren FedorKTt'iie, Sean Devnney, Emily dross, nnd I'm not noin^ to change. And school staff and it nr police oiucers wlu> participated .Jackie HosenhtM^and Erin Sulnion;.) & M Cafe for 1 don't cart1 whether you like it or ill and or^iun/ed ;tllt lie school activities; tlirl Scout helping (i) make i»ur Furent Workshop a success; nut. Accept me lor what I am." Troops including Washington School Brownie Troop ami D;ivid I);i\-is, .Josh Hoey and Tim Klnnnery for 778, Daisy Troop '211 am! •himur Troop ;!!>N; video tiipin^ lin1 workshop to enable us to bring it Kccentrics now leave no room Franklin Schiml llrovim1 Troop 2'2 mid Junior Troop H70; We also would like to thank the members of the A MediaNews Group Newspaper McKinley School Hrinvme Troop HiK); Tamaques to their workers' character quirks Cmnford, liarvvood, Ko.se-lle I'nrlt and Scotch that were mil (linkable not so long MJN Publishing ©1999 School Brownii* Tnnip ifVl and .linnoi Troop ftfi; Plains/Fan wood Municipal Alliances for co-sponsor Holy Trinity School Kirxt Clraile Hrownie Troop 451 ayo. Mnnagers have now become iii^ the connty-wiile Alliance Networking Meeting enablers of bizarre behavior; if Rosemarie Maio nnd Junior Troop 45€i; mid West field Senior Troop and I'nreiit Woi-kshop with us during our Prug 486, who lied ribbon* around our community's you look around your workplace. Publisher Awnreuess We«>k Specinl thanks are given to Helty I ML sure ymi r;m find examples. trees. and Al Hiker, (Iwen CU'nves and William Van lperen It's IIin- to he eccentric, but Cheryl Fenske Thtlliks also £O to the Junior Optimist Club lor lor lu'ljiiii^; out win-never needed. ddii't expert me not to pass judg- Executive Editor distributing post em to businesses anil organiza- We also would like lo take Ibis opportunity to ment it you subject me to your tions throughout mirTowu; Westfield's Florists thank till tho.se wonderful i-oiiuiiunity residents, eccentricity. Your behavior can be Allan Gonover Tina Guarlno McEwen.The Klower llnx, Vance. Meeker's, Scarlet iiii'inliers of coininuiiity ii^encies, orjiiuii/aliims. either rule, endearing, tolerable, Bptirti Editor Reporter Begonias, iind Willinnw Nursery for donating rib- cliurchos, and ini-rchants who volunteer their time annoying or destructive. It would bons for our tre*»w; the WVsllield Memorial Libnuv and t alent s andenntiiliiile inercliaiidise and nionev help, of course, if you earned the for selling aside Iwiiksfor parent mid yonthon liuii- to ensilih' vis W> continue mnnv oilier projects in the privilege to l»t> eccentric; brilliant ily relntiotiBhi|)s timl mihstnuco uwureness; Caitlin community throughout the year performance on the job usually Eileen Blckel John TslmbouklB Nish for editing; ion in alive and well in Central co-workors. **|IW|lllrn«nt oftics , PO Box 699, Somorvilin. NJoHfi/fl, Subscription rats* by applications, In short, only 20 percent were uceept- I do have a livo-and-Iet-live >{Mtli an* y«r within Union County $17. out ul courtly $20, out Of Itata 124, Rlew Jersey. ed.This monns my rate wna double the over-nil rule. JJptfi ll 1-BO0-300-93?1 Iain a member of the MmmichuHettii Institute of attitude, If you want to be Technology Educntlonnl Council. As such, I inter- So, whatever WoHtfloId, Scotch Plnins-Fnnwood, strange and difficult, that'a all Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 view High School seniors who hnve applied to MIT Plninfield, South Plainfiehl, and Metuchen High right, but don't Impose that News 908-575-6684 for admission, Schools are doing, 1 hope they keep it up! behavior on me. Perhaps that'a the biggest reason why 1 now Advertising 732-396-4404 This year, of my 14 Interviewee* from thin area, 6 MARILYN 8. OULOTTA were accepted by MIT, The Inititute also Informed WMtfttld believe that dull !• beautiful, :.March26,1999 Record-Press A-5 Westfield Police arrest four on \arious drug charges By Kowe said Robert.* tried to Brown off the streets of Westfleld KKCUHl) I'KKSS throw the money and dru^s imi because we believe some of the the window before bein^ appre- people who purchased LSD from WESTFIE LD—As pan of an hended by police. Police found him were youths," Detective Sgt. ongoing crackdown, police have about three pounds of marijuana Rowe said. "One of the places arrested four suspects on drug after a search of his apartment Brown was distributing was near charges. on Arlington Avenue. Police Westfield High School" Antonio Roberts, 21, ofbelieve Roberts street name was In another arrest on March 18 Plainfield was charged with the "Capone." police charged .James l^hmkuhl, possession of marijuana with Roberts was released after intent to dist ribute March 4 after 18 of Faulkner Drive with the posting $10,000 bad. distribution of marijuana. He fleeing from police in a car. He As a result of a three-month wus chased down Wi'st Hroad investigation, (.iordon Itrown, \9, was released on $1,000 bail. Street into Scotch Plains and of New Brunswick and a past res- Also on March 18, police Dream Makers join fight against drugs stopped near Gray Mill Koad. ident of West field, was charged charged a l(i-year-old Westfield "He was ti suspected supplier with distributing LSD at various boy wiih (be possession of mari- The Westfield Dream Makers look on as Mayor Thomas C. Jardim signs a town proclamation declaring for some otlxer street level drug locations in town March '.i. Hejuana with intent to distribute March 7-13 as Drug Awareness Week In Westfield. The Dream Makers, the Westfield Neighborhood dealers iit West field," said was arrested on Railway Avenue and intent to distribute within Council's PANDA program, is open to students in grades six, seven, and eight. During the week, the Detective S^-t. John Howe of (lie in his car. lie is eurrently bein^ f)OU feel of a park. He was arrest- Dream Makers participated in a training session presented by Ron Morris, a Substance Abuse Westfield Poliw Department who held at Union County -lail in lieu ed at the HIM) block of west South Counselor from the Newark school system, who discussed synthetic drugs, drug fads and the growing 1 Avenue and turned over to his problem of inhalant abuse. Pictured left to right are Kyle Clarke, Asia Kearney, Mikaela Cruz, Ander headed up thu investigation with of $115,000 bail. Whltfleld, Jennell Carter, Alicia Fairfax, JeNet Tiller and Tatiana Mendez. Detective Nicholas Norton. "Wo are glad that we ^'otmother. Steaks and hamburgers reported Scotch Plains-Fanwood PTA stolen from Westfield restaurant Westfield at the Scotch Plains Library will host a Candidates' Night about (! p.m. March 16, police About $200 and a box of SCOTCH PLAINS — The said. by Margaret Walker of thetrict today and how to approach hamburgers and steaks were | Police log •I' 1- + Scotch Plains-Fanwood PTA Westfield League of Women Voters. one of them. stolen form Windmill Council will host a Board of Walker will begin the program with Members of the Junior Restaurant on East Broad A cellular phone was report- Education Candidates' Night on the introduction of the candidates. Statesmen Association at theStreet, polioe said. Wheels were reported stolen ed stolen from a business on Monday, April 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Each candidate will then have the Scotch Plains-Fanwood High from a ear on South Avenue Ten-ill Koad March 17, police auditorium of the Scotch Plains- opportunity to present introductory School have been asked to pose one Pablo Knloco, 2f>, of March 22, poliee said. The ear said. Fanwood High School, Westfield remarks, including their reason for question to the candidates. Elizabeth ~wns charged with was left on cinder blocks. + *• * Road. running for the Board of Education Candidates will answer these ques- credit card theft March 18, A case of chicken was report- Candidates' Night provides the and how they have prepared them- tions, and the forum will be opened police said. The theft occurred Scotch Plains ed stolen from a restaurant on opportunity for the voters of selves for this role. Kotite 22 March 17, police said. to questions from the audience. at. Temple Kinanu-EI on East A Went Hroad Street residence Fknwood and Scotch Plains to see The incumbents are asked to At the end of the session candi- Broad Street Feb. 19. Ha loco and assess all of the school board note their most significant contri- allegedly took the credit card was reported burglarized dur- A resident of the 1300 block candidates together in preparation bution to the Board. New candi- dates are given the opportunity to ing the day March IB, police present closing statements. from a woiriim's bag and made said. Kntry was gained by of Terrill Komi reported dam- for the election on April 20. dates are asked what they plsm as about $1,700 worth of purchas- ntfe to the niiulhox March 20, There are two candidates run- members of the Board of All residents are invited to smashing a basement window. attend this important event to see es at Spurs, Foot locker and police said. ning for the one position available Education. It could not be determined if I: ( 1 and question potential members of I'athmark. anything was taken. in Fanwood. They are Victoria The PTA Council has posed two * i > Manduca and Jessica D. Simpson. questions to the candidates. The the Board of Education. For those Lottery tickets were reports who are unable to attend, a video- Union County Educational A youth throwing ice ed stolen from a business on There are two seats available in first question deals with the 1 Services reported severnl seats Scotch Plains with five candidates specifics of what to do to improve tape of the event will Ix broadcast smashed a light on a lamp post I'ark Avenue March 21, police were slashed on a school bus said. in the running. They are Dominick the climate of contract negotiations on Channel 34. March 19, {-Hiliee said. Bratti, Morris H. Gillet, Avo R. in the future. The school election and vote on McNamara, Edward J. Saridaki, The second asks the candidates the school budget is Tuesday, April A metor hiig was reported Jr., and Donald Sheldon. to identify three issues that they 20. The polls will IH< open from '-> 9 stolen from a parking meter on The evening will be moderated feel are priorities in our school dis- p.m. Quimhy Street March 19, police, said. Join The Team A Mini iitu inside resident Become a part of the exciting world of community weekly Firefighters start Project HELP filed a repi> rt of theft March 21, newspapers. Immediate openings in the SCOTCH PLAINS — Theu fireman's visit are placement of Jeffrey had a lot of fun with the police wiiid - She said a ho left a following areas: Scotch Plains Fire Department smoke detectors, placement of two officers, especially as they canvas buj^ containing assorted has announced the beginning of carbon monoxide detectors, fami- went through the steps of the bank book, rfa t PNC Bunk on Reporters Project HELP (Help Evacuate ly fire drills, emergency meeting family fire drill," Marks said. East Hriind Street. Strong writing skills and an iiuptisiiiw mi nil will keep you Little People). places, use of fire extinguishers "My wife Lori and i feel n lot in Ihc forefront of community news. Coverage includes town The service is free, and open to nnd how to place an emergency safer in our home as a result of Konnld Ktt-i.sl, 18. of East all who live in the township. call to 911 the visit and would recommend Broad Sire el was charged with meetings, school ami comnuniily events, and features. Full Members of the all-volunteer The first Project HELP visit the service to everyone in town." unlawful taking March 21, and part-time positions available. Fire Department will evaluate a was by Fire Chief Jonathan Ellis For more information, call police said. He took his parents home for emergency prepared- and Brown to the home of Ellis iit (908! WA-dHMi or (90HI car without., their permission. Sports Stiitt' ness and discuss how the resi- Councilman Martin Marks. Coverall aspects of local spoils, from youth sports to high dents can make their home safer. "My daughter Casey nnd son school events to features. Kdiling and layoul skills a plus. 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FRIDAY WEDNESDAY MARCH 26 MARCH 31 WESTFIELD CRAFT MAR- VOLUNTEER OF THE KET — spring edition of craft YEAR — program sponsored by show. National (iuard armory, Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary 550 Rahway Avo., Westfield, fi-9 Club. The Westwood, 438 North p.m. March 2(5; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Ave.., Garwood, 6:30 p.m. Call March 27; 10 a in.-5 p.m. March (908) 889-6300, Ext. 101. 28. Adults $6 all three days; chil- dren under 10 free (no strollers I. Call (800) 834-9437. AFRICAN VIOLET -- show COMING UP and plant sale sponsored by HELPING KIDS BEHAVE Union County Chapter of the — parents' seminar sponsored by African Violet Society. All Saints' Rutgers Cooperative Extension Episcopal Church, 559 Park Ave., of Union County, 300 North Ave. Scotch Plains, 6-9 p.m. March 2(i East. West field] 7 p.m. April 6. and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. March 27. Cost $5. Registration required; Free admission. Call (908) 276- call (908» 654-9854. 3221 CIRCUS TRIP — sponsored "ME AND MY GIRL" by Westfield Recreation spring musical of Scotch I'Jains- Commission for Ringling Bros, Fanwood High School, 641 and Barnum & Bailey Circus at Westfield Koad, Scotch Plains, 8 Madison Square Garden. Cost p.m, March 26, 27. Adults $6; stu- $31. Bus loaves from Memorial dents $4; senior citizens free. Call Pool, Scotch Plains Avenue, (908) 889^8600. Westfield, 10 a.m. April 7. Call "ROCKET TO THE MOON" (908) 789-4085. — winter production of VVestfield BOOK DISCUSSION — Community Players, 1000 North group for adults, centering on "The Awakening" by Kate TINA GUARINO/RECORD-PRESS Ave. West, Westfield. 8 p.m. Terrill Middle School students stand with environmental experts who came to the school Tuesday to teach them about preserving the environment. March 26, 27. Admission $12. Chopin. Fanwood Memorial Library, North Avenue, Fanwood, Shown are Laura Harrison, Josh Parker, Ben Solomon, Joseph Mate how, Kris Piccola, Hal Bent of USEPA, Nicole Male how, Vivian Conte of USEPA, Reservations: Call i908i 232- Beth Richardson of Applied Water Management and Karen Inzilto of Trailside Nature and Science Center. 1221. 7:30 p.m. April H. Call (908) 322- SPRING MUSICAL — "How 6400. to Succeed in Business Without PLANT WILDFLOWERS — Really Trying." Union Catholic in the area of the high-tension Learning about the world around them High School, 1600 Marline Ave., lines near Nature ('enter, Cray Scotch Plains, 8 p.m, March 26, Terrace, Fanwood, 10 a.m. April 27. Adults $H; senior citizens and 10, Steady rain date 1:30 p.m. students $6. Reservations: Call April 11. Dress appropriately; Terrill students discover how they can affect the environment (9p8) 889-1600. bring T-shape rakes. Registration recommended for large groups; By TINA GUARINO ucts as well as the do's and don't from the kitchen sink or toilet She encouraged students to call (908) 322-6577. KKCOUI) IMiKSS when pesticides have been bowl back into rivers, streams write letters to their legislators FINE ART AND CRAFTS applied. and the ground. as well as be educated consumers SATURDAY 41st annual show to benefit SCOTCH PLAINS—Terrill "We're not against pesticides By pouring dirty water over who refuse to buy products that Westfield Chapter of Hadassah. Middle School students are but the UFA wants everybody to gravel, sand and coal in a multi- were made from endangered MARCH 27 Temple Emanu-El, 756 E. Broad learning how they affect and are understand the possible dangers media filter, she showed them species including jewelry made St., Westfield, noon-9 p.m. April affected by the world around of the overuse of pesticides," Bent one step in the process at tile from ivory, sea turtle shells or SPRING SALE — of the 11. Adults .$.'}; senior citizens them. snid. treatment plant. •Jumble Store, 110 Walnut Ave., coral. Inzillo also encouraged the $1.50; students free. Call (908) As part of Middle Level "All pesticides are toxic to '"1 liked seeing how they clean students to feed birds during Cranford, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Call 233-6531. (.908)709-1177. Education activities, environ- something ami (lie pesticide user the water," said sixth-grader winter, put out nesting boxes for THE TWEEN YEARS par- mental experts spoke to sixth should protect themselves, their Laura Harrison. birds, bats and butterflies as well ents' .seminal' sponsored by grade students Tuesday. Tin- stu- neighbors and the environment," "1 learned how the water is Rutgers Cooperative Intension as plant shrubs and trees that dents learned what happens to Conte said, reused over and over again," produce berries and nuts. SUNDAY of Union County, 300 North Ave. water after they wash their Michael Kaskiew from Exxon added sixth-grader Nicole East, Westfield, 7 p.m. April 13. hands or flush the toilet, the dan- Corporation explained how "I learned that :i lot of rain for- Malchow. "We could be using est are endangered and species MARCH 28 Cost $5, Registration required; gers of playing on the grass after experts work willi oil spills at water from the Romans." call (908> 654-9854. the landscaper visited, as well as are killed every hour," Nicole INTERFAITH SINGLES - 1 Kxxon refineries and installa- "It's important to make them for single adults over 45. First AMISH QUILT -- and craft the value of noun animals I bat tions. understand the role they play in said. Baptist Church, 170 Elm St., sale. Westfield Armory, 500 may soon disappear completely. Heth Richardson of Applied the water cycle and helping the Nicole, who once found an Westfield, 9 a.m. Cost $2; Rahway Ave., Westfield, 9 a.m.-5 Hal Bent and Vivian Conic Water Management, Inc. in Helle earth stay healthy," Richardson abandoned baby bird outside and includes continental breakfast. p.m. April 24. Free admission, from the federal Knvirninneiital 1 tried to save it, said because of {'all (717) 786-8487. Mead* talked about water and said. •Call (9081 233-2278. Protection Agency in Kdison sewage, lot using on how waste Karen Inzillo of Trailside the presentation she now knows I! ROMANTIC CLASSICS — SPAGHETTI DINNER - talked about the uses run) dan water is t rcalcd. Museum in Mountainside pre- she should call the local wildlife with Sondra Taminani, piano, sponsored by Altar Rosary gers of pesticides, describing rehabilitation center to help the Society of Si. Bartholomew the "All the water we have on the sented a slide show on endan- ,$ni\ Leo Wang, cello. .Jewish what chemicals in the various planet is all the water that will gered species. wild animal. •Community Center of Central Apostle Church, 2032 Westfield pesticides do. Ave., Scotih Plains, 5:30 and 7 ever lie," Hichnrdson said. "If we "The point I wanted them to "They make the difference !New Jersey, 1391 Martine Ave., Defining the meaning of pesti- pollute what we have now, we're understand is that endangered is because they are the future gen- Scotch Plains, 7 p.m. Members p.m. April 30. Adults $7; children 7-12 $4; children 6 and under cide as "to kilt a pent'" by breaking not going to gel more tn replace not extinct." said Inzillo who eration," Inzillo said. "They are [$6; non-members $8. up the word into pests I anything it." talked about endangered birds of the ones who are going to decide Reservations: Call i908) H89- free, Call 1908) 322-5409 or (908) 889-2152. detrimental to 1 nin 1 <11Ls> and cide liirhai'dson demonstrated for prey, whales and parrots. "It where the malls go, where new 8800. (to kill), Kent and Conte the sixt h-gr:»ders how water means we still have time to save houses go, where parking lots go explained labeling on the prod- Willow Grove schedules would lie cleaned in its journey them." or where the forests remain." Local history groups will services for Holy Week I. SCOTCH PLAINS Talking with His Friends at the gather at church April 21 Services for Holy Week and Supper Table." Special music WESTFIELD —The Manning Anioricmi Revolution. Easter have been announced by from the choir will accompany Committee for the Spring The Historical Society is the Willow (i rove Presbyterian this service. There will be pri- Assembly of the Westfield history best .association this year repre- Church, 1961 Karilan Road. vate prayers for healing and societies announced that tin- sented on the committee by The schedule: personal concerns, with anoint- group's annual meeting will be- President Don Mokraner and Sunday Palm Sunday ser- ing for those who .su desire. held H p.m. April 21 at the First Kohcrt E. Miller. Other commit- vice, 10:30 a.m. A children's pro- CIIHHI Frirfuv, Apr if 'J Baptist Church on Elm Street. tee members are Kegent Lillian cessional will re-enact Jesus's Candlelight service, 8 p.m. Introductory music will start nx Bliuivolt and .Jane Stoner for the entry into Jerusalem. Rev. lletzel will deliver a sermon on 7:.W p.m. I.)AH, President Fred Bollingerof Kenneth Ilet/.el, pastor, will "What Love! Re-Examining the The assembly is the yearly the (Genealogical Society, Chris (deliver his sermon tin "Jesus: Meaning of (lie Cross." The gathering of the community's five Glazer and Pat DDAngolo of King." The children's .sermon Chancel Choir under the direc- history organizations: The Miller-Cory, and President jvill cover the same I brine illus- tion of .hired Dougherty will (lenenlogicnl Society of the West Churles E, Hrown and John trated with cartoons. sing the cantata "My Song is Fields. I lit* Miller-Cory House Lawson of the SAE, , Monthly Service, S p.m. Love Unknown" by .John Museum volunteers, the The program will be ffhenie of t lie incil it at ion is "The Leavitt. Westfield Historical Society, the announced as soon as plans are Coming Kingdom: .Jesus m (be Easter Sunday. April I 1 ^uigbHr> of tin- American complete. The feature presenta- Temple, Telling Parables." Easier service, 10:30 a.m. Kevolution, and the Wcul Fields tion will be followed by refresh- Tuesday Service, H p. in, lletzcl will deliver a sermon on ('liiipter dt the Sons of the ment.-* and the public is invited. Theme of (he meditation is "My Lord and My God: The 'Arguing the Basics: Jesus and Resurrection and Its Meaning the Temple Officials Debating Cor Me," The children's service Registration will begin April 5 the Essentials of Faith." will cover "The (ilory Story" by Wednesday Service, 8 p.m. Walter Wnngerin Jr. Donations for Westfield Library story times theme of the meditation is for One Great Hour of Sharing "Retreat: Jesus's Withdrawal to will be taken during the offer- WKSTFIELll Registration us, April 20-May 18, from Prayer for Strength." ing, dates for I're-School Story Time !O:H() to 11, or Wednesday aftcr- Thursday Maundy Thursday All nre invited. For more and Magic Carpet Story Time has nomiH, April 21-Mny 19, from service and Holy Communion, 8 information, call (908) 2,12- been set by the West field l:.'iO-2. Memorial Library. p.m. Hct/.el will de..ver a sor- 5678. Child care for all services Four -Yenr-Old.M Story Time is available. Magic Carpet Story Time n'K- jnon on "Conmuinicnliiin: 'Jesus ist ration begins April" 10 for chil- resist rut ion begins April 5. The dren in kindergarten through sessions will metM. Monday after- third grade. The sessions will noons, April 19-May 17, from 1:,'K) Methodists will hold holiday services meet Thursday afternoons, April to 'iorThursdny mornings, April ;, WESTFIELD -The I'Mrst will be hold in the SnncUmry. 22 May 20, from 3:45 to 4:30. 22-Mny 20 from 10:,'W to II. •United Methodist Church of There will be appropriate rcad- Registration for Three-Yeitr- Children must have renched Wqstfield ban announced its Oldn Story Time begins April (>. ingH every half hour. 1 their third or fourth birthday by Easter veek services. On April On Enster Sunday, April 4, Tin sessions will meet Tuoadiiv the lirHt story session. J, a Maundy Thursday there will be worship services Symbolic Meal will be served at at !) and 11 a.m. A continental Speaker to address Genealogical Society 7 p.m. The meaning of Holy breakfast will be served (it 9:45 Thuraday will be remembered Hiil I'Ai ' H I I u III CCJMO I'Hf. SS WEHTFlELt) Th». n*Niiiirc*'H in the Westfield Mem And reenacted. From the quiet, a.m. (JenenloKicul Society of tln> Wcx| The church is located tit 1 orinl Library. Hhe i« (piery diaii- nitaple Bupper worshipers will Fields will inwt iii the Meeting |)«'iwm for the Society niid New gather for the 8 p.m. service East Brond St. The community Explaining the Irish Room of the Wpjttlield Memorial i« invited to join in the celebra- Jpwpy ftpcretniy for the Society of with readings and music in TWelve-yenr-old Amy Mills nxplnlna some of the Irish danc« »h# Ubrnry on April K nt 1 p.m. Miivllovver DeBCPndanU). Hansen keeping with the Last Supper, tion of Easter week. For further and her troupe wero performing on SI. Patrlch'a Day at tht Phyllis Hannpn, a pnut prrsi- will d««cribe tho trenenlotfical hold- , On Good Friday, April 2. information, call the church Fanwood Public Library. dent unti charter inemlw of (h*. inp in the Locnl JHdntory Hoom and (torn noon until 3 p.m., a vigil office lit (BOS) 233-4211. Society, will gpenk on «enpalogicnl Microfilm Room at the Library. March 26,1999 Record-Press A-7 School One R S is marking Old Guard of Westfield anniversary April 1 —William Dunscombe on the New Jersey pinelands. SCOTCH 1'I.AINS School April 8—Arthur Winter from the New Jersey Neurological < hie Klementary in Scotch 1'lauis is Institute. celebrai in^ the building's 2f>th year. April 22 — Arthur Bilenker on Pearl Harbor. The old School One, which was the firM elemeiitaiT scliool in Scotcli April 29 — Richard Muscatello on cases. 1'iaius, was a landmark educational Meetings are 10 a.m. every Thursday at the Westfield Y, facility fnun 1H!K) until April 1973. 220 Clark St., Westfield. Weekly meetings include guest spea- In that year, over the spring recess, kers, films and committee reports. Group activities include the stall'worked diligently to traiis- golf, bowling, bridge, day trips, luncheons, women's events, fer all of its educational materials shuffleboard and the Merrymen chorus. and resources to prepare for the The Old Guard is open to retired men. For more informa- o|X'iiiuf4 of ihe present School One tion, call Don Finter at (908) 233-1407. budding on Willow Avenue. As school stall' niemixTs and parents (hou^lit about the many 60 and Better Set students who liave reeeivtHl their Thursday, April 15 — "Splendors of Meiji: Treasures of Im- elementary education in the build- perial Japan" at the USA Riverfront Arts Center in Wil- Senate President visits Terrill ing and about the extraordinary 1 mington, Del. Cost of $85 includes lunch at the Hotel DuPont. State Senate President Donald DiFrancesco stands with seventh-graders atTerrill Middle School.The stall' who have dedicated them- May 28 — Brooklyn Botanical Garden and Brooklyn Mus- senator visited the classrooms of social studies teachers Rita Seiesner and Judy Lasher. DiFrnacesco selves to the education of School eum. Includes "Impressionists in Winter: Effects de Neige" talked about his job as a senator and his role in the New Jersey legislature. The visit supplemented the One children, it was decided that a students study of the constitution as well as federal and state government. celebration would he held in March (snowscapes), special museum exhibition. Cost is $75. Hl!>!>. lor both the si udents and the June 17-18 — Overnight trip to Inner Harbor (Baltimore, adult community to reco^ni/.e the I Md.). Includes tours of Longwood Gardens (Kennett Square, 2f>th year of the building. Pa.) on the way and U.S. Naval Academy (Annapolis, Md.) on There will be a school-wide [return. Cost per person is $220 single occupancy, $175 double Senator wants to extend deadline assembly with music and presenta- [occupancy or $160 triple occupancy. tions in late March or early April. Payment in full is due with reservation. No refunds will be There will also lx> an afl«T-school party with refreshments and music 3ued unless a seat can be sold. For more information, call l m Simon at (908) 233-2700 or visit the Westfield Y. for senior citizen tax program for the current School ()nt stmlentw TRENTON — Saying that tiled on tinu\" said combination tor New Jersey," on Friday, Maivh 215. from M-l p.m. senior citizens deserve every oppor- "Also, many seniors muy not tvulizc DiKrninvs(t) stressful the j^oal of Finally, on Friday ni^ht, March Catholic Golden Age Club Chapter 088-A tunity to take advantage of the that there ovrn was a IVtvtnlMT the program and the extension of 2(i, from 8 p.m. to midnight, there Friday, April 23 — New York City, including luncheon, Senior Citizen Property Tax Freeze (leadline. I myself often don't think the application deadline is to help will be a festive evening event at auth Street Seaport and Lower Manhattan cruise. The bus program, Senate President Donald about preparinj; my taxes until New Jersey's most financially the Scotch Hills Country Club for ill leave 10 a.m. and return 5:30 p.m. T. DiFrancesco has pledged to fust- MIUTII or April. It makes pxxl strapped seniors keep their homes. parents, stall', and teachers. This May 21 — Hunts Landing (Pennsylvania) with breakfast, track legislation extending the fil-sense to tie the application dead "By extending this deadline, we event will include dinner and an icheon, open bar, show and dancing. The bus will leave 8:4f) ing deadline for the program. line to the federal and state tax are tfivinj.; seniors some extra time "oldies dance" with a deejay. and return 6:30 p.m. The legislation, sponsored by deadline of April lfith." to (4ft I heir applications in, so that This event will MISII IK> a fund- Senator Lponard Connors and Under the Senior Citizen they can take advantage of the raiser to support the School One June 24 — "A Day at the Races" at Monmouth Park, fol- technology fund, which Ibcuses on ved by dinner at Squire's Pub. The bus will leave 10:30 a.m. DiKrancest'o, would change the l*ro|M>rty Tax Freeze 1'roKram. orig- relief it oilers. There had l>een a now-passed December HI, 1998inally sponsored by Senators fjmwinn crisis among the elderly briiipiiH Internet access to the id return 8:30 p.m. Connors and Dil'Ynncesco, senior who loiuul it a hardship to absorb classioeais. All trips leave from and return to St. Bartholomew the deadline to April 15, 1999. DiFrancesco said the diiuige is citizens luntiinie lo pay their prop- even minimal property tax inrivas- The chairperson lor the after- 3tle Church. needed beta use the program is still erty (axes, hut are eligible for reim- es ilue (o their fixed ami limited noon and evening parties is Mrs. For more information, call John at (908) 322-1804 or uiiliuniliar to many seniors, and bursement from the state. This retirement incomes," said Donna Ostniwski at rlie at (908) 889-2152. The public is invited. the applications went out lute. year, seniors are eligible for a I>iFrancesco. 'This program pro rebate of the amount thai their "Seniors rely upon programs vides security and peace of mind for property taxes increased from IHiMi our parents and grandparents who First Ni^ht gets gift Golden Agers Club such as the property t ;ix Freeze pro- until the present. gram to make ends meet. They will IM- protected from Ihe loss of WKSTFIKLf) First Night. The Golden Agers Club meets 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. every "Our senior citizens are not their home due lo increasing prop r ^Thursday at the Scotch Hills Country Club in Scotch Plains. should not bo jH'iialtzpd IM'CJIUSC strangers. They're our parents, West field has received a $.)()() donn- the applications were sent out laU\ erty taxes." t ion (nun Merck & Co. Eftth meeting includes conversation, cards, bingo and pro- and they were unable to get them grandparents and threat-^randpar- for charitable institutions. Refreshments are served. ents who have raised their families The program is expected to The contribution by the Officers for 1999 are Jeanette Rotella, president; Olga and invested a lifetime in our com- freeze prupeily taxes for approxi- Whitehouse Station-based phar- mately lf>0,()0<) New Jersey house- inaceutical company was used to vice president; Marge Van Duyne, secretary; and munities, who have fought on the Behavioral class battlefield for our freedoms and holds. To qualify, seniors must l>e fund the New Year's Kvi> arts pro- ijpMftphine Masi, treasurer. who have laid the foundation of our homeowners who are at least (if) gram in Deceinlier, the most suc- piH" Once a month, food is collected and donated for those in set for April 6 way of life here in New .Jersey," said years old or disabled, have lived in cessful First Ni^ht in the town to ^jbMd. Peanut butter and jelly is collected for donation to the Connors. 'This initiative will help New Jersey at least 10 years, date. ^Umdanuel cancer group in Scotch Plains. In addition, teddy WESTFIELD — Does your our most vulnerable seniors and owned their home for at least (liree Donations for Firs! Night are _ have been dressed for children in hospitals. chiid seem to alwayw need your disabled citizens maintain their years, and earn more than $l7,f>f>0 always welcome. For more inibrnui- attention? r r J%urscUiy, April 22 — Italian show at Three Little Bakers hoine.s in their nei^hlxirhoods and lor single homeowners, or $21,.>l!> lion. call .luliii Black at (<)0m, >18- Arc you interrupted on the lor a married couple. in Wilmington, Del. The bus will leave 8:45 a.m. phone? communities. That's a winning May 13 — "Sight and Sound" show at Willow Valley in Are you driven cnizy li.v I'(XK1 and \ Pa. The bus will leave 9 a.m. toy requests at the grocery store? 1 I .— Black Whale cruise from Long Beach Island to Parents are invited t« attend a LOWEST Man Tll.ir s 9 00 AM 10 9 00 PM Castle casino. The bus will leave 8 a.m. seminar on "Helping Kids Behave." PRICES Frl I SHI 9 AM ID <0PM The program will run 7-9 p.m. Bur, 10 AM lot> PM il-15 — Nevele resort in Ellenville, N.Y. GUARANTEED • daily activities, nightly entertainment and Tuesday, April (i at Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Union mum" meals a day. County, 300 North Av<>. East. 18 — Christmas show at Evergreen Theatre in Included in the seminar are sug- uh|t« i I>I AI ir Mountain Lakes. The bus will leave 10:30 a.m. ye.stions on giving jjositive atten- Discrnt \Umrs "•Hill lr All tripe leave from the Scotch Plains Municipal Building tion to children. B70 St. George Ave., Rahway. CVS Shopping Center • 732 3B1-6776 • FAX 732 381 8008 an open to the public. For more information, call lio.se Cost of $f> Cor materials is 2370 Plalnlield Avenue. South Plalnfleld • 908-756-2165 • FAX 908 756-0850 Frino at (908) 322-6330. payable at the door. Registration is required; call i9(JK> (ir>4-9854. 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SPECIALTY IN HATIfJiOOM \ • in I si< 1 in)'. QUALITY ROOFING Hi t > In < un in W ii t i Inv* •> TAYLOR BROTHERS REMODELING Relax... I ,.-..-(,-.i..| K In-.'in ••) < . IIH • I '. orn in Glens Club an a Paul Harris Fellow on T His wife, Joan Keegan Boyd, West field and for 50 years a mem- 84, the pastur PiiHTitus 19ti7-«H, N.Y.; Rockvillo Centre, N.Y.; and Surviving are two daughters, Lodge, Free & Accepted Masons, Catholic Church on Wi-stCn-hl Mahwah. He was ordained a since I960 in Westfield. s Student Fund president in 19f>8- in Wcstfield. Avenue, diefl MoiuJity at JVInuiit priest in 1940 and assigned to St. Laurie Renart of Westfield and 69, treasurer from 1971-97, trea- He began his business career Lise Weinert of Mount Laurel: A native of Dumfcrline, St. Fninns tn I'cckskill, NY. Michael's parish in Elizabeth, as a salesman with Moore surer emeritus in 1997 and di«-Scotland, Mr, Coventry settled in He hctamt- p.'istor of St. where he became an associate and two grandchildren. trict treasurer in 19K5 K6. lie also Business Forms Co. in Kearny when he immigrated to HartlHjlrmiew thi' Apostle parish pastor and later the administra- Manhattan. Mr. Boyd owned A funeral Mass will be cele- was a director of the Kotary Club in J 974 arid WJIS dcsipiaU'd a tor. He was pastor of St. Michael's brated 10 a.m. today at St. from l%2-(>7 and received the the United States in 1930. He Guardian Safety Equipment Co. lived in Westfield from 1934 until monsignor (JuriiiL; his tenure; parish from 1964-74. in Linden from 19(50-70 arid was Helen's Roman Catholic Church, Matty Mathe.son Award for out- iMuiisi^nur KI'IIIIKJICI WMS named 1600 Rahway Ave. Burial will be standing service. he moved to Burlington in 1998. Surviving are a sister, a systems analyst with Airco at pawtor enicriius on his retiremi'iit Josephine Doe re r; and two broth- its Union plant from 1970-77. He in Kaii-view Cemetery. For many years Mr. Coventry Hi.s iir.st wife, Grace legate Coventry, died in 1908. His sec- iti 19H4. He he YM( :A, 220 Clark archbishop of Newark, as princi- I'earl Buttons Co. of Newark lor and three great-grandchildren. 1940(1 he helped build warships St., We.stfield, N..J. 07090. pal celebrant and Rev. Reinbuid, 40 ycur.s until hi* 19<>H retire- A funeral Mass was celebrated Monsitfnor Keinhoiil was thethe inonHignor's brother, as a con- ment. Wednesday at St. Bartholomew Elizabeth Bought wood chajilain for |>olice officers, fire- celebrant. Kurial will be in St. Mr. Malinowski was born in the Apostle Church, following ser- fighters and postal workers tn (lertrude Cemetery, Colonia. Poland and lived in Newark vices at the Rossi Funeral Home. SOILS, Union County; Knights of '•- WESTFIELD — Eliziibe.Hi John Alec; two Timothy r before, moving to Scotch Plains in Burial was in Holy Cross ' Patricia Boughtwood, (52, died John of Long Branch and David of Columbus Councils 2.).'J and 57.10, Arrangements are l>y the Kossi 195O. lie* was a parishioner of St Cemetery. North Arlington. March 18, 1999 at Overlook Albany, N.Y.; a daughter, Katbryn in Newark; the Marriage Funeral Home. Memorial contri- Bartholomew the Apostle Roman Memorial contributions may Hospital in Summit.. She hadMary ProfliU, anil JI son-in-law, Tiihunal for the Archdiocese of butions may he made to the Catholic Church. he made to Trinity Hospice of been a registered nurse in Lance Prom It, hot li of North Newark; and the Catholic War Union County CYO or Union Surviving ar«> his wife of 5fi Cranford. England and more recently n IMainfield; a daughter-in-law, Veterans of New .Jer.sey. County Catholic Community datn analyst at Raritan Bay Paula of Albany; a sister, Valerie A native of Newark, Service. Medical Center, Perth Am hoy Smith of Kngland; and two grand- Marino 'Nick' Mosco Division. children. SCOTCH PLAINS - Marino New York City; two daughters, Mrs. Boughtwood was born in Frederick Buesser Funeral services were held "Nick"Moseo, 76, died March 19, Pamela of Long Island, N.Y., and Kent, England, and settled in SCOTCH PLAINS degree in business from New York 1999 at Overtook Hospital in Nancy of Nevada; a brother, Westfield when .she immigrated Tuesday at the ('(immunity Presbyterian Church in Frederick (I. Hues.ser, 7H, died University in 1952. Summit. He owned the Cerv-All Chester uf Kenilworth; and two to the United Stalest in 1977. She March Hi, I9!>S> at his home. He Mountainside. HurinI was pri- Surviving are his wife, Emily Heating and Air Conditioning Co. sisters, Susan Rauchut of Warren also was on the stall" of Railway had been an accountant prior to Bernroth Buesser; two brothers, Hospital; the Hospital Research vate. in Hillside from 194(i until his and Jean Vesper of Summit. his retirement. George, and Robert W; seven 1991 retirement. A funeral Mass was celebrated Association, in Fanwood; and the Arrangements were by the A native of (luttenlterg, he Statistical Research Institute, in Gray Funeral Home. Memorial nieces and riephewn; and several Mr. Mosco was horn in Dudley, Tuesday at St. Teresa of Avila lived in Fairview mid North tfcaxidnieces and grandnephews. Westfield. contributions may be made to the Bergen before moving to Scotch PH., find lived in Summit he fore Roman Catholic Church, Summit, Surviving are her hu.shand. American Cancer Society Plninsin 19G1. Services were held Saturday at moving to Scotch Plains in 1955, following services fit the Paul the Rossi Funeral Home. Burial Mr. Buesser was an accountant His wife. Cnrmi'la Amoroso lppolito Summit Memorial in with Johnson & Johnson in New was in Fairview Cemetery, Mosco, is deceased. Summit Burial was in St. Robert Hues ton Brunswick from 1960-80 and Fairview. Surviving are a son, William of Teresa's Ceineterv, Summit. WESTFIELD Robert Jersey State Bar Association and with Il&R Block tit its 1'hinfield Memorial contributions may Hueston, 74, died March 17, 199!) American Bar Association. office from li)HO-*)2. He served m be made to Scotch I Mains Rescue r Thomas Martinez at Overlook Hospital in Summit. Surviving are- his wife, Emily the Army Air Corps during World Siiuad, P.O. Box ;i2. 5, Scotch He had been a captain in the Gardell Hueston; two sons, Jeffrey War II and received a bachelor's Plains. N.J. 0707(). WESTF1EU) Thomas Auditore Martinez; two daugh- ' Army Air Corps during World War T. of Union and Stuart I), of Martinez, 86, died March 17, ters, .Jeanne Marino of Staten II and un attorney with a practice Moston. Mass.; two sinters, Betty 1999 nt Overtook Hospital in Island and Linda Cutro of in Elizabeth lor 48 years. Ann Penny of San Diego, Calif., Gertrude Bishop Summit - He once wns a shop West field; a brother. Frank of A native of Elizabeth, he lived 57 years, Donald W.; Iwn daugh- steward with International Phoenix, Ariz.; four grandchil- and Kleanor I'aii.ee of Memphis, SCOTCH PLAINS -•• Gertrude 8 ' in Crnriford before moving to Tenn.; and a grandchild. Vuetfe Bishop, KM, died March 22, ters, Barbara O'Kcefe of Branfnrcl, LoiiK h€)i"emeii's Association dren and three jjreat-grandchil- WeBtfieldin HHi'i. dren. Services were held Saturday at 1!)!>9 at Wilson Memorial Hospital Conn., and .lane Allman of Wilson; Lui'itl 181-1 in Brooklyn Mr. Hueston earned a bache- A funeral Mass was celebrated the liiggins Hi BIUIIUT Echo Lake in Wilson, N.C. She hml been a two sons, Donald Jr. of New Mr, Martinez was burn in lor's degree from Seton Hall Saturday at Holy Trinity Koman l''uneial Home, Contributions past president of the Scotch Gretna and Gary of Kust Brooklyn and lived in that l«ir 'University in 1950 and a law Plains h'anwood Parent Teacher Stmtielshur^, Pa., :i sister, Virginia oii^li lii-ldic moving to West field ('alholii Church, following ser- degree from the Georgetown may be made to Leukemia Society r Association and a former treasur- Guypt of Titusville, Fla.: nine in 19H4 lie retireil in 1975 after vices at the HiKtfius & Homier University law school in l}). il!. lie of America, Northern New Jersey er of (he Scoich Plainn Woman's grandchildren and three great- .SO yenrs as a member of Local Kcho Lake Funeral Home. was a member of the Union Chapter, If) Springfield Av<\, Club. grandchildren. 1H14. Kntombinent was in the mau- County Bar Association, New Springfield, N.,J. 070SI. A native of Newark, Mrs. Services were held yesterday Surviving an- his wife, Jean soleum at Fairview Cemetery. Bishop lived in Scotch Plains at I he Memorial Funeral Home in before moving to Wilson in 199M. Fanwood. Burial was in Rest land She was a member of the Order of Memorial Park, Knsl Hanover. Dorothy C. Sitek the Kastern Star chapter in South Memorial contributions may be KAN WOOD - Dorothy C Mrs Sitek is survived by a Love life On The Rebound? Orange. made to the American Heart Kurziiwu Sitek. 7K, died March (laughter, l.viiti H. DeCuollo; a sis- Surviving are her husband of Association. If). 19i)i-» nl iMuhlenlHTK Kcmoniil ter, Nell Skivinski: and two Medii'iil Center in I'lainfleld. She K'laiukhildren was iMtrn in Newark anil lived in Services were helii Saturday at Irvin^ton before moving to the llaeU-rle & Harth Coloniiil lionii1 tn Union. K'ntoiuhinent was Her husband, Joseph H., is in tln> Somerset Hills by responding to these Women Seeking Men ads II is liu t-iisii-r lor tin- family, if a family plot is in ranged prior Mjiusoleuin. Basking Kidge. to need.'Hit1 considerate stuff sil Hillside Cemetery will ussi^t your 1-900-407-6999 selection. All lots arc in fully developed ureas mill include Evelyn Bach Gayara $1.99 per. min. You must be 18 or older pcrpHual cure. Hillside Cemetery, located on \Voodhmd Avenue LCIS IAIK SCOTCH PLAINS Kvelyn metics. WOMEN SEEKING MEN CAPriVATE ME in Sinlch I'biius, is a non-prolit or>>unmition. imol wl>ili' hnii,-il;i. JO yi ulil, II I Ml llANt:! My WAV IMK) S. Bach Gnvuni, 82. died March Her husband. John, and a (itillis. tJi'inli' h.i'i. h.ucleyns' youn III AMI ecnii-, LOVETOHEAHrROMU f!ys irii.ivii!^ iininiy ,IH,1 lluwn [MVUMITD WKI1I IADV IVIe|>hoiH(»(»H) 756-172". 19, 1999 at St. Barnabas Medical brother. 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THIS WEEK Chinese acrobats perform Saturday Even a RAHWAY — Daredevil thrills and the beauty of Asia come clown together on March 27 as the Chinese Golden Dragon Acrobats bring their special has to brand of entertainment to the Union County Arts Center on March 27 at 8 p.m. get a Tickets are $21, $19 and $15. Student and senior dis- counts are available. For tickets call (732) 499-8226. haircut For more than 27 centuries, Chinese acrobats have been thrilling audiences, making it the owi i M NI> in US longest running folk-art form in Big Apple Circus clown Bello Nock tells Kathy Morris o( Great history. Known throughout the Lengths In Bridgewater exactly how long his hair should be cut. world as the premiere acrobatic troupe touring today, the Chinese Golden Dragon Acrobats mix their award-winning acrobatics The Russian National Ballet will be bringing The Sleeping Beatify to the with authentic costumes, and State Theatre next month. ancient as well as modern the- atrical techniques to produce a show unlike any other. In more than 65 countries, the Chinese From Russia, Golden Dragon Acrobats have displayed their legendary preci- sion and breathtaking feats. The Union County Arts on ballet slippers Center, a not-for-profit corpora- tion dedicated to presenting the best in the performing arts, is Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake located in the recently restored Rahway Theater, a 1928 vaude- ville and silent film house in are coming to State Theatre downtown Rahway. The Arts NKW BRUNSWICK I'mler love, unknowingly Invoking his Center is handicapped accessi- the direction (.;i i riles for his devices are available to patrons K.idihenko, the Ku.-:.i;in liil r . i v i • 11 ( Idetli- :il 1 lie lake, and National Bullet will 1st' M(ippiii|<, she loiyiMs In in Van Kotl)art upon request. at the Stiilc Then) re lor two swoops in .uul tin1 two lovers Major support for the Arts s|ti'ftJicnl;ir (M'lTnnnnnci'.s K pm I hi ow t hemselv* *s ni In I lie Will IT, Center and its programs comes April (i ami V on its dehut IIIIII ol escaping. Von Roll); i rl. The spell from the New Jersey State t hi' United St;ili\s, This celebntt is finally brukrii. and I he lovt'i'N Council on the Arts/Department I'll enseinhlc (ii f>0 will Iraji are mill eil 111 et < 'tint V of State, the City of Rahway. across the staj^e and iiiln audi The Hiis.sian Nittiiinal Mallet Merck & Co., the Board of eiues' hearts with its lavish pro was founded in Moscow during (luctidiis nf Tin' Slivptnn Henulv (he transitional |>eriml of juTe- Chosen Freeholders of the anil Sti'tiii t.tihi' slioika in tin- liiU- U)Kt)s. This County of Union and the 'I'iiv SU'fjimy, tit'iitttv will lie vibrant new roitipa riv. I lien lille<) Rahway Savings Institution. presented April (i and Sit tin the Soviet National Mallei, waw For more information or ticket Lukr on April 7 lonniled Uv and i in u IJHUMI ed availability call Ticket Central at Tin- Sln'/iirif! liftiu/v, I he j'.radual es /'nun the jjreal (732) 499-8226. iTown jewel of ('Iiitreii^nijtlier KIISSIIIM i lioi rAi:r;il 11 o.wi I Kf Nh ci u\ id a prince Titr Slfrjiuiy, iifiiit/v, decree lo ;tssiiiiic t lie firtit per- and silver jewelry, blown glass Bello Nock has a moment of anxiety during the haircut.The Btg Apple Circus ts now performing at complrl e wit I) a musical manent artistic directorship of and much more. Colonial Park in Franklin Township. romance ,ind loiullv ^plendor, is the company The Russian Show hours are March 26, 5- a vividlv imagined production (il National Kiillet under. 9 p.m.; March 27. 10 a.m.-6 this das-ar lull lerif.th ballet. Kadchenko lias Ionised on upholding tlie HIurid initional p.m., and March 28. 10 a.m.-5 ( 'hoi eoj;rap|]ed by Matius I'etipa :uid Lev haiMiv. willi I radii ion of the Miiljor RusHian p.m. A weekend pass is $6. Tchaikuv ,-kv s enchanting score. ballel works and developing now Children under 10 are admitted Sunn hnkr is ainon^ the most talents I hroii(>lioiil Hussui, with free. Parking is also free. No beloved hiillrts, hdlh IlllHHIf,' u repertory of virtually till of th« strollers will be permitted. audiences and dancers. Thin great lull works of IVtipu: Don The next cus- Qiii.xnh; Ltt Iiiiyanitu and I'ai/itilu, IIH well (800) 834-9437. ing to decide demands that he marry now that t he has come of atfe. When aw produd.idriH of other celebrat- whether he ed fuil-lcnf,'th hallct-s. wants a haircut Siegfried first seen the Swan Guitar and bass like Bello Queen, Odette, he immediately Prc-jnTforiniiiuc li has transformed into orders or uilonnalioii cull (732) "listener's dream." the imtitfe of" Odette. Siegirii-d !Mfi-74<)I), Mondiiy through Bertoncini will be with dances with her and declares his Saturday, 10 ji.iu.-fi p.m. Moore in the intimate gallery of the Watchung Arts Center on March 26 with the music start- ing at 8 p.m. Fine acoustics Community College students will present one-act plays and close-up seating character- ize this flexible space, and the VVlliil II cimcepl' tickets are $10 including inter- BRAN('HHUK<; Kantan Vallev dwity shows. Cuinhiiicd with !',(•<•'I rv lo connei t ;is ;i hell inlerrupts Hurry* yeiirs nf teaching, dir their iiiiiny '((tips' find fiiux pus The play i ln.es wit h "VurmtiofiH (»fi mission snacks. (Community Oollege (RVCCi Y'uw and F'erforming Artw I)epurtmeiil will [ire- anil prdfeHwionnl expencntc. this pro "'['lie I I'IU VITSIII |jMHKiifiK<'" I'ffiliiM's the I lentil uf'i'rotsky.' ,i conifdy about Reservations are ad-vised. sent this spring's student production, vide* ui.Hpiriition mid knowli'dtfe to the cut repreueur Don teiiclilliK the the KiiMHinii Kcvulut lon.-iiy nn(l his They may be made by calling David Ives' "All in the Timing" nt the the 19 riifinhiTH of the CHH! mid crew shy, H( ut tcrinn Dawn i Dnnii'lle wife ijihiyed hy .Irxli i (nrrioonl, on the (908) 753-0190, leaving a mes- college's Welpe ThcatPr. "All in the Timing's" five adult Adiunsi "Uiiamiindu,' n iiinke helieve day <>f hin deniine, rles|ier(il(*ly trying sage outside of the 1 to 4 p.m. The play, consisting of five one-net earnedieit combine wit, satire find fun, itingutiKe thfit tents the uudu-dce's liM- to ftgnn' ntit wlwd to do iilimit the office hours. Tickets will be comedies, will run 7:30 p.m. Tuesday- The play demands of itu audience w tiTiinn Hkilln. This hiltirioiiN Hketib mountain dimher'H ux lie* hu« discov- held for payment at the door. Friday. April 6-9 and will feature keen ear but promises the attentive- fedtures thiti new lnnguuge thut even- ered buried in Inn head. tually becomeft the lai»gun|(e of love. This performance is part of Hunterdon County residents Jonny nesB will be well worth the effort. "The Thiw production IH ndult in content writing is not only very funny; it has "Words, Word*, Wordw," with gueHt the decade-old Jazz Series at Bee of Hampton, Jodi HarrUon of find IfingutiKe find in not rpcitrnmended Whitehouae Station, Tim Smith of the density of thought and precision of director Roy Bnrry recalk the philo- for children under tlm ii((es of 16, the Watchung Arts Center, Aabury, Tara Thompson of Clinton, poetry ..." said the NY Timew, "... sophical tidnge that three monkey* which draws audiences from typing into infinity wilt ovnntiuilly Ad/iilMHioii in by doniition ($4 aug- Danielle Adams of Washington and David Ivea spins hilarity out of gentcdJ to the Morgan <'• Pnllownki four surrounding counties, even Paige Zarelli of Stewartsville. words," produce "Hnmlet." The audience getH surrounding states. Wouldn't it be nice if every time to wntch the three monkeys try. Mmuorinl Hchol»r«hip Fund. .Seating This semester's student production IH limited, HO enrly nrrivul is nuggust- The Jazz Series covers a will be directed by Danielle Barry, someone inserted a foot in hid or her "The Philadelphia" presents two RVCC adjunct theater instructor, and mouth, a bell could interrupt to allow young men in a "Twilight Zone"-like ed. broad spectrum of jazz styles, For inforrnntion, tall (OOH) 726- supplemented by the vocals of by guest artitt Roy Barry, Mr. Barry's a "do-over?" In the production's open- stnte where they can only get what they want by asking for the opposite, 3420 or (908) the companion Diva Series and 25 years in theater includes five er, "Sure Thing," Betty and BID (Jonny a new Blues SerleB as well. March 26, 1999 78-2/Record Press weekendpfus/ Cabaret act will benefit two local theatre companies ; CRANFORD - On April 10 ut Broadway lyricists. Pells both expressed their 8 p.m. on the Crunlbrd Dramatic After the evening's perfor- thanks to this talented trio for Club (CDC) stage, will be the mance, a reception with light performing their act as a fund- Union County premier of refreshments will he held for all raiser. Celebration, the hit cabaret act patrons. Pells noted Schweska had direct from "Don't T«ll Mama" in Loderxtedt is familiar to local approached both theaters with New York. theatergoers for her past work at the prospect of a fund-raiser as Featuring Melissa LodersUidl CDC, WCP and Plays in The he is a member of CDC and WCP. and John Schweska with musical Park in Middlesex County. Smyth added that as the discus- direction by pianiKt Andrew Schweska, also a veteran of sions continued the idea of a Cooke, this is a joint production ECP and CDC productions, has joint production benefiting both of Westfield Community PI ay urn performed in numerous cabaret theaters just evolved, and WCP (WCP) and CDC, to benefit both nets in Boston and New York is pleased to join with CDC in local theaters. All tickets are with Cooke accompanying him. presenting this witty and sophis- $12. The credits for Andrew Cooke ticated evening. Billed as an enchanting include associate conductor for All tickets for this one-time evening of music that provides a the Broadway revival of performance are $12, with the proceeds jointly benefiting CDC AD PUDDIN lyrical and poignant tour of the Sweeney Titdd and us pianist for many-sided aspects of celebra- Andrew Lloyd Weber's Aspects of and WCP. tion in life, it features the music Loue on Broadway. The cabaret act will take of Noel Coward, Stephen WCP President Cynthia place at 8 p.m. April 10 on the Sondheim, Cole Porter and other Smyth and CDC President Boh CDC stage at 78 Winans Ave. in Cranford. Call the CDC box office at (908) 276-7611 for tick- ets and directions. La T>t£zcrfct Chansonettes Sandwiches • Pizza • Complete Line of Dinners The Cot»rt yards are rehearsing WESTFIELD-The ChanBonottes of Westfield, a 1908-781-55251 women's Hinging group, has been in rehearsal for the upcoming spring program. The theme for WE DELIVER spring, Girls, Girls, Girls, will feature songs such BB "Stormy Weather," "Stop in the Name of Love," "Crazy" and "My Guy." Celtic funk served by Mad Pudding THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN The group will begin its tour Mad Pudding, hailing from Vancouver, will be performing 8:30 p.m. Friday at the Minstrel Coffeehouse New Players Always Welcome with nn early performance at the at the Somerset County Environmental Education Center, 190 Lord Sterling Road, Basking Ridge. Mad First Presbyterian Church in Pudding, a S-piece band, describes their music as Celtic funk, tradition music with a modern twist.. Cranford on April 14 at 8 p.m. The tour continues in May with Sanctioned MrtG Tournament performances at New Dover Every Friday & Saturday United Methodist Church on AD&.D Tournament May 7, Manor Care on May 10, New Providence Methodist Watercolors on display in Westfield Every Wednesday Night Church on May 11 and Ashbrook WESTFIELD - The with Betty Slroppel. still-lifea, and group portrai- Nursing Home in Scotch Plains Westfield Art Gallery, 150-152 Rasa's painting began to tures embody the essence of on May 12. East Broad St., has announced receive recognition in the late realism. His play on light and • Neio Beanie Babies & RffliuV Buddies Available The Chansonettes are directed the opening of an exhibit featur- 1980s when he caught the eye of shadow combined with his tech- • Magic: lit ^ Gathering by Jean Schork and accompanied ing the watercolor paintings of the Children's Specialized nique of mixing color createa •CCGs, Rl'Gs, and UWi «„ 732-680-0500 Scotch Plains 1983Mt. 22 SUNDAY-THURSDAY > EXTRA) i 908-490-0190 NOTVAUD Mon-Fri 11 -8, Sat & Sun 11 -6 Mi 701 UNCOLN BLVD, MIDDLESEX >Bear Necessities* X Enter our Mother's Day Drawing HOURS: During the Month of April. 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Those are just a few itl serves central New Jersey from host. He is not alone in his admi- tin.1 comments critics have made ed pianist in his field, too, its convenient Watclr.mg circle ration of the remarkably talented although In' often plays anony- location. Parking is available in print about Smith. He was the 1 Steve and Eydie. They are. indis- pianist selected this year for The mously. He's recorded with such adjacent to tin building, or at putably, two of the finest singers Chickonfnt Ball, a yearly jam ses- diverse company as the Modern nearby municipal lots. in show business. Together in sion to which only a few top play- Jazz Quartet. Benny (Sondman, This is the second half of concert, they create a stage magic- ers are invited to play for dedi- Ui/./.y tiillespie and Hurt Watch ung's Kllington's through their unique blend of cated fans. He 1ms also been a Bacharach. His keyboard work Centennial, a month-long cele- musical virtuosity and natural has figured in three major bration of Duke's 100th birthday. comic timing. regular at the annual Piano Spectacular, a .showcase for movies, on the Tonight show with The King's Kuad Swing Band Critics, and assuredly their exceptional keyboard talent host - Doc Severinsi'ii's orchestra, and presented an Ellington program audiences, have duly noted the Eydie Gorme and Steve Lawrence will be performing In Atlantic City ed by the New .Jersey .la/./. in concert with such notables as on April Mi, featuring vocalist Lawrence-Gormc tandem as a next month. Society. Sinatra, Pavurotli, Sieve Allen Nancy Nelson. universal example of performing talent. They are as contemporary as tomorrow and as comfortable as today. Audiences know they can always expect an evening of the finest in American popular song and entertainment when Steve and Eydie are on stage. Show times for Steve and Eydie at Caesars Circus Maximus Theater are: Friday. April 9 at 10 p.m.; Saturday, April 10 at 9 p.m.; and Sunday, April 11 at H p.m. Tickets are available for $50. To charge tickets, call TicketMaster at 1-800-736-1420. VIEWING THE WATCHUNG MOUNTAINS To purchase tickets on-line, visit the Caesars web site at www.cae- sars.com. For show information, call Caesars Box Office at 1-800-677-SHOW. Symphony will perform on Saturday PLAINFIELD - The Plainfield Symphony will perform iU* next concert at 8 p.m. on March 27 at Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church The orchestra, conducted <*SNUFIVS 5 Hours Open Bar by Music Director Sahin Pautza, Full Course Dinner, ^ will include three familiar and Tiered Wedding Cake, popular standards from the Silver Candelabrns, Baroque, Classical and Romantic Flaming Jubilee Show, eras. The concert will !»> preceded Private Bridal Rooms, by a lecture beginning at 7; 15 p.m., Specializing In While Glove French Service open to all ticket holders. The program will open with George Frederic Handel's Concerto Grosso 12 in B Minor, Op. H, which will showcase string soloists from the orchestra in a composition by one of the greatest and most famil- Why Travel To Europe? iar Baroque- composers. The orchestra will also perform • Pantams Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Sinfotiia ConcertanU' for Winds, featuring woodwind soloists from Lunches $ We It make your every wedding dream come the orchestra. true. Come see our elegant banquet rooms, The program closes with Felix From Mendelssohn's Symphony MA in with their unique ceilings, Italian marble stair Major. A lamiliar work from the cases, stefi uj> balconies with stained glass Romantic period, the "Italian cathedral ceilings, imported marble floors and Symphony" is a joyous celebration Dinners of Italy. It was written after smoked gold U 'a/mirrors, and most important, Mendelssohn visited Italy in 1H30 From your incredible meals prepared by our famous chefs... par excellence. and evokes memories of that coun- try, from the religious processions in Rome to the spirited Neapolitan dance with which the symphony ends. The Plainfield Symphony, the oldest community orchestra, in New Jersey, has been bringing out- standing classical music to the region since 1919. Pant/a, now in his 12th season as the orchestra's music director, has been acclaimed both as conductor and composer. The concert will be followed by a reception to benefit the Plainfield Symphony. The reception will fea- ture hors d'oeuvrcs, desserts and ER BUFFET refreshments. It offers an opportu- nity to mingle with the musicians and with other concert goers. Chef Carved Turkey, Prime Riku Ham e.J Iuimh Tickets for the reception are $20 and may be purchased ,-it the door. Shrimp • Clam,* • Viennese Table • Frejh Fruit The concert will !><• perlormed at Crescent Avenue Presbyterian s Church, 7lti Wiitchung Ave. (at RESERVE EARLY $23 Per Person i'lust Seventh Street I, Plainfield. Convenient parking is available. plus service charge Tickets holders are eligible tor a 10 percent discount at partit-ipnting local restaurants on the evening of the concert; cull 1 lit* Plainfield Symphony oflicc fur details. Tickets for the concert at $20 and $25; Htudcnt and senior citizen AI:61-»140, March 26, 1999 -6/Record Press we&kendp/us: what to do! Thomas B 30 pm March 26,27. 314 Main Si Metuchen Admission $12 Friday and Saturday. S10 •f- Holocaust documentary lhat won an Sunday Academy Award last weekend AdtaJs $8; EDISON VALLEY PLAYHOUSE senior citizens and students $6 2196 Oak Tree Rd . Edison LAST YEAR AT MAHIENBAD GENE BERTONCINl/ (908) 755-4654 (France/Italy, 1961) MICHAEL MOORE * "Family Business," conedyby Dick 7 pm Thursday, April 1 8 p.m. Friday. March 26 Goldberg 8:30 p.m. March 26. 27 Adults Loree Hall, Douglass College. New (ratchung Arts Center $10. senior citizens and students $8. Brunswick Wtttchunrj Circle, Watchung GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE (732) 932-8482 (908) 753-0190 9 Livingston Ave •* "Has its attractions (or film bulls and cryp- / Jazz guitarist (former) and bass player New Brunswick togram addicts" (per Harwell's) Srrnn in (fatter). Admission $10 (732)246-7717 French with English subtitles. Men-rtxirs $4; BEST OF "OPEN MIKE" t "Jolson Sings Again," Easl Coast pre- non-members $5 8 p.m. Saturday, April 3 miere ol drama by Arthur Laurents. To THE THIEF (Russia, 1997) Watchung Arts Center March 28. Admission $36-$22; discounts 7 p.m. Aprtt 2. 3 Walchung Circle. Watchung available. Call (or showlirnes. Scott Hall, Rutgers University. New (908) 753-0190 McCARTERTHEATRE Brunswick / Aaron Loono (of Metuchon); Michael 91 University PI., Princeton (732) 932-8482 Montemurro; Alvin Madison; Brian & (609) 683-8000 / Academy Award nominee thai had a Charlie. Admission $10 New Jersey theatrical run last surmmef. RICHARD GOODE / "Learned Ladies," comedy by Moliere.Tb 8 p.m. Tuesday. March 30 April 11 Admission $44-$ 18, discounts Shown in Russian with English sutpHHes- Members $4; nonmombeis $5 McCarter Thoalro available. Call (or showiimes SESAME STREET LfVE: 91 University PI., Princeton THE NEW THEATER (609) 683-8000 Rutgers University / Pianist performs works of J.S Bach, George St., Now Brunswick Chopin and Beethoven. Admission $32, (732) 932-7511 $29. t Tiros in the Mirror," play by Anna JANET HWANG Deavarc Smith drawn on the 1991 Crown 7:30 p m. Sunday, March 28 Heights riots 8 p.m March 26,27; 2 p.m. 1.2.3...IMAG1NEI Van Wickle House March 28 Admission $18. $16; discounts 1289 Easton Ave , Somerset March 31-April 6 available. (732) 828-1812, (732) 249-6770 State Thoalro. 15 Livingston Ave, INaw / Pianist performs works of J S Bach, OFF-BROADSTREET THEATRE Brunswick Chopin, Liszt and other composers. 5 S. Greenwood Avo (732) 246-7469 Hopowoll Admission $6 / The latest live edition with Big Bird, (609) 466-2766 LEILA JOSEFOWICZ Cookie Monster, etc., etc. Admission$18- 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 30 / "Radio Gnls," comedy aboul an all- $10. Call Un each day's showtimos. Wilkins Theatre woman 1920s radio station. 8p.m Friday WONDERS OF THE YUCATAN Kean University, Union and Saturday, 2:30 p m. Sunday, to April (908) 527-2337 17. Admission $20 Salitfday, S18.G0 other t Concert violinist who's been written about days in Seventeen magazine Adults $20, $15; PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE senior citizens, Koan Brooksidf! Ur. Millburn faculty/employoes/alumni $10, students $7 (973) 376-4343, FLORENCE MEREL & FRIENDS wwwpupoimill ory 7:30 p m. Salurday. March 27 8:30 p.m Saturday. March 27 / "Wuthcring Heights," slacjo version of the Temple Emanu-EI VanWicklc HOUSD Emily Bronte play To April 3. Admission 1289 Easton Avo . Somnrsot lOOJamos St.. Edison $fiO-$33, discounts available Call totshow - (732) 828-1812, (732) 249G770 Being the twist (732) 549-4442 tunes. / "Rrositlo Travologuo" with Bruce and / Choral/Broadway conenrt fciituring the WESTFIELD COMMUNITY Hie Pllobus Dance Company, a sextet of acrobats described as zany as the Marx Brothers and as clever synagogues cantor. Admission $25 Ellon hamillon Admission $5. asHopudlnl, will be performing at the Community Theatre of Morrlstown at 8 p.m. Thursday, April 15. PLAYERS 1860 HOUSE/MONTGOMERY MAD PUDDING/SAM LEOPOLD 1000 North Avo Wost. WostfioM For more Information and tickets, call (973) 539-8008. 8 p.m. Friday. March 26 (906)232-1221 Somorsot County Environmental / "Rocket to Ihe Moon,"dram;i by Clifford Education Center, 190 Lord Odets 8 pm. March 26.27 Admission dents, Rutgers employees and chtkJren Stirling Rd, Basking Ridcje $12. 31. Johnson Park (973) 335-94B9; UNION COUNTY COLLEGE 1050 River Rd., Piscataway under 12 Iree www.folkproject org Tomaiulo Gallery, 1033 (732) 745-3030 t "Do It." to April 3. ^ "Celtic lunk" from Canada (former); song- CULTURAL CENTER Re-creation ol village tram the Colonial-era / Highlights from the Japonisme collection. COM I Nt; IN' Springlield Ave . Crantord ffllter/gLiitarist (latter). Admission $5. 124 Monlgomery Rd., Skillman (908) 709-7155 port of Raritan Landing Open to the public to June 13 GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE PLAINFIELD SYMPHONY (609)921-3272 Open lo the public 1 -4 pm. Monday and 8:30 am -4 15 p m Tuesday-Friday, 1-4 / Bus Shelter" by George Segal, Marcn 9 Livingston Avo. OfiCHESTRA Open 10am.-3p.m Tuesday-Friday 11 Saturday: 1-4 and 6-9 p.m Tuesday- p.m. Sunday Group tours by appointment. 28-June 30. Now Brunswick 8 p.m. Saturday, March 27 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday. Thursday. METLAR-BODINE HOUSE / "Defining Russian Graphic Arts." March Crescent Avenue Prosbyicnan Church. 716 (732)246-7/17 *• "March Into Arts" (student exhibit), lo / "Street People: Portraits with Bkxjmphtcal 12B1 River Rd . Piscataway 28-June 30 Watchung Avo. Plainliold / "CoHcclod Stories," drumii by Donald March 26 Narratives," by Joan Arboitcr to April 15 (732) 463-8363 t Theater posters trom the Soviet Union, (908)561-5140 Martjuties April 3-May 2. Admission $36- / Photographs by Richard Demlor. to WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER Artifacts of Lonni-Lenapo Indians and other March 28-June 30 t "Concerto Grosso" No 12 in R minor, by $2?;di!;coiinls available. Call for stiow- March 27 Watchunq Circle, Watchung peoples Irom tho land now known as i "Graphic Architectural Images ol Russia's hjandel; llio "Smtonui Confiott.inlo," by limi.'s. t MixocJ medm trom Mary Krarrioranko. to (906)753-0190 Piscataway. Open Irom noon-5 p rn Past." to July 3 Mozart; the "Italian" Symphony No 4 in A CARMINA BURANA M«rcti 21 major, liy Felix Moniiulssohn Adults $2b, Open 1-4 p.m Monday-SattirO.iy Thtirsday-Saturciiiy, 1-4pm Sunday / Maples in the Mist Childrens Poems GILL ST. BERNARDS SCHOOL $20, senior ati/ons .nut stiulfMils $13 i "Bolnntcal Art nt the Millennium." lo Adults $2; children S1. Sl-Bernafrt'si Rcl. Gladstone RolaUKi IOCUIII; I r. jim March 27 MILLER-CORY HOUSE (90H) 234-1GI1 POP PUNK / Dolls from Hoxy Griflin to Match 'it. 614 Mountain Avo., Wosltiek) Opon totho public 10 a m-3 p.m. Monday 6:30 p.m. Fiiday. March 2fi f Stained glass works by Danielle (908)232-1776 Frkfiiy Open by appointmont Snlurdn/, The Palnce Kondmcki. lo March 27. Farmhouse built in 1740 in the West Fields Sunday ol Elizabelhtown. Open2-4 pm Sunday. f2 Maiden L;IIILV Bound Brook 8 p.m. March 27,2 pm. Mnrch 28; Stato WESTFIELD ART GALLERY / "Sticks and Stonos," landsci)|» wvotks by Adults $2; students 50 cents, children (888) 558-AHTS Thomro, 15 Livingston Ave, Now Mmw Jersey Workshop *!'Eight bands on one show Rock Bottom, Riilwrt W Slarkoy, to March 31. under 6 tree. Brunswick for the Arts from the Tang Dynasty." lo July 3. cenlslcss, Swing Kiel/, I ncelirsl, LWI. PALMYRA GALLERY (732)24G74f.9 I5O E.Broad SI, Wostfiokj NEW JERSEY MUSEUM / "Another Dimension: Sculptors as X&xteub Samurais, Dny 19, One Cool Guy. 22 Hamillon St / Opera lunuxl ballot, partonnod by the (908) 789-9696 OF AGRICULTURE Pnntmakers," to July 3. Admission $8 Bound llr(X)k Cook College American Re|H>itury Ballot Cnmpniry in n Open by appointment only BIG APPLE CIRCUS 80NDRA TAMMAM/LEO WANG (732) 302-0515 Route 1. Now Brunswick world piomioro Admission $32-$ 14. / Watorcoiors by Phil Kass. March 28-ApriJ Colonial Park t p.m. Sunday, March 28 Opon dining cale hours (732) 249-2077. CHINESE GOLDEN 30. Roceplion 2-4 p m April 4 Elizabeth Avo , Somerset Jewish Community Center /• "fciist . Wnsl" (mixixl inodiii)l)y Donise www agrtcutturemuseum org DRAGON ACROBATS AMERICAN HUNGARIAN (201) 507-8900; of Central New Jersey DoVonc. to April 2 Open 10am-5 pin Tuesday-Saturday, 11 wwwbtgapplecircus.com 1391 Marline Avo . Scotch Plains 8 p m Saturday, March 27 PRINTMAKING COUNCIL FOUNDATION MUSEUM a.m -4 p.m Sunday. Free admission tor / Touring show ol the Manhattan- (908) 889-8800 Union County Arts Ceirlor OF NEW JERSEY 30O Somerset SI. members Non-member admission: adults / Pianist (sho) and cellist (ho) Mombors 1601 Irvini) St . Hahwiiy 440 Rivor Rd., Brnncliburg New Brunswick based troupe, to March 28. Admission $4, senior citizens $3, children 4-12 $2, S38-S12; call for showtimes. Group $6; non-mombors $8 (908) 725-2110 (732)846-5777 children under 4 I roe Registration required / From Iho l?oot>lo's Rqiublic of China. Opon 11 a.m.-4 pm.Wednesdiiy-Fiiday; 1- Open 11 am -4p.m Tuesday-Salurday; 1- tor groups rates available through (800) 922- Admission $24, $19, discounts available. 4 p.m. Saturday Frea admlsstoo *pm, Sunday Guided tours by appoint- 3772 THE LAST DAYS / Dairy Day, March 27 / Works by Patricia Roso Mitclwll, Library ment. SOMERSET COUNTY NEW JERSEY THEATRE Gallory. lo April 10, / "Lnszlo Ispanky: The Living Master." to ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP JOB FAIR WL * Members' open exhibition "Rospxmding May 2. EDUCATION CENTER State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., 10 Chinese Prinlmaklng/'MainQailloiy, to CORNELIUS LOW HOUSE/ 190 Lord Stirling Rd New Brunswick Fit* April 15 MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM Basking Ridge (973) 593-0169 1 SOMERSET ART ASSOCIATION! 1225 Rivei Rd., Piscatflway (908) 766-2489. N"0W I LAY 1 NC, * For those who want lo get into show 2020 Burnt Mills Rd (732) 74 5-4177 www park co somerset n] us business. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. March 27. CIRCLE PLAYHOUSE Bodminstor Open 1-4 prn Sunday. Tuesday-Friday Exhibit open 9 a m-4:30 pm every day. Free admission 416 Victoria Ave . Piscataway (America, 1998) (908) 234-2345 Free admission. Rogislralion required for WALLACE HOUSE AND SPORTS CARD AND (732) 968 7555, Ext 2 7.30 pm March 27. 28 O|«>n 9 30 •( in -2 pin Monday Friday, 9,30 groups. 1 OLD DUTCH PARSONAGE COLLECTIBLES SHOW * "Charley's Aunt." cumoily tiy Brandon I mum IhiMtu 11 in -noon Saturday. CRANE-PHILLIPS HOUSE 38 Washington PI, Somervillc / I'liiniincis tiy Icjor Kunomw ami fslnlnly;i North Branch tirehouse 124 N- Union Avo . Crnnlord (908)725-1015 Route 28, Branchburg Pnyor Kononov to April 1 (9O8) 497-0971 George Washington s headquarters when (732) 563-7915 FINAL WEEKEND IN NEW JERSEY SWAIN GALLERIES National Historic S>te..)' living museum" he was stationed in Somerville in 1778- rm WalcluiiHi Avo . Plainliold named in part after Ilio lamily tor which t Plus Beanie Babies. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Open 10 ;i in -noon »ind 1 -5 p m March 27 Adults $1, children under 6 \Wm ,'fiti-1707 Crantord is named Opon i?-4pm Sunday. Wednesday-Saturday. I-5 pin Sunday t.l|H'it '.i an ain.-ii 3CH>ni Kreoadmission Gift shop open 6-8 pm. Free admission free. ':) ;io ,i III .1 (i in Saturt^iy Thuisday [iftis ? -\ p m Saturday. Sunday JANEVOORHEES ZIMMERLt WESTFIELD CRAFT MARKET I'amliinis by S Allyn Riiiiiotla, EAST JERSEY OLDE TOWNE ART MUSEUM Westtield Armory Rutgers University George & 500 Rahway Ave.. Westlield Hamilton Si. Nt?w Brunswick (800) 834-9437 1732193^-7237. * Now in its 11th year. 5-9 p-rn. March wwwrci rutgers edu' zamuseum 26, 10 a m -6 p.m March 27. 10 a.m- The Theatre at RVCC Open 10 a in -4 30 p ni Tuesday-Friday; 5 p m March 28 Adults $6 (covers all noon-5 p m Satuiday Sunday. Free admis- throe days); children under 10 free. Is Center In Your Backyard sion tor membersMon-memtier admission Strollers not permitted adults i«Kt senior citizens S3, Rutgers stu- J t Borrorneo String Quartet Saturday, April 10, 1999 2700 Years of Thrills! 8:00 PM Tickets $13 & $18 ACftCBATS Fun for the Whole Family! Fho Mikado - INew York March 27 8:00 Gilbert & Sulllvon Players Friday, April 23,1 999 One Singular Semntion! ONE NIGHT ONLY! 8:00 PM [ickets $23 & 628 fl CHORUS LMC (i,) 17 I'riiurnicini rs tin llrn.ittu.n 10 limv Awards. I t'ulil/cr Prize NtIL C i A i » < » I NOW1W06R A Little More Magic n Dam ors. Famous People Players I tght lobs. NOW THRU MARCH 28* COLONIAL PARK You f ij*iin> It Out. 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Musi HCt and look blonde. 5'4". honest and sincere, with ANEW BEGINNING 69 yr old, white, widowed female, DRUrVMER OF LOVE muttl lingual, nnondally secure, single ITALIAN LADY some adventurous things Looking varied interest* Seeks single, white, ing, sports, chess, traveling Socking blue*, male, 42, 6T. Er^nys sports, Sll.ilylil BOX 34W/ 50 yr old. 5'3*. petfte, divorced, profes- lemi retired, healthy Hud attradivu 3D yr old siiiqiB falher ol one. n drum widowed while Christian temnle 57 to E2 yr old, Italian female. sn|oys (or friendship and po&slbly more professional male. 49-58, wiih a good s*jr\.-\l white lemale Ikes the thealer. itmvies. iinnclng, truvel. nnd line cul LOOKING FOR A FRIENO SOX 37896 Seeking a caring gentleman, urcmd mot wilh own Incurs, in Rhnpfl. long 65, slender, etm'lut inleresM for lun movies, music, outdoor activities and sense ol humor and a kind heart, ft ho movies, music, duncng, rtew York sine Seeking UH, utlraclM), mteiitijant, 35 yr old, 5 6; M(l ib, while, gay is looking to explon) life'* pleasures Ihe same age. with fumily valuris. lor hint and ouliiDiru) likes tislilng. und long letm rnlnlionship BOX nore Seeking a kind, decent, white •• ATTRACTIVE * HONEST " City, fine dining, gardening, cooking, companionship (f>|oys uinmg put down lo earth. 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En|oys (he SEEK ATTRACTIVE LADY outdoors, roiler-bTading. bicycling, While lemale, lale Ms. slim and long lerm wlationship BOX X>660 reliltloribhip I n|oy4iont? Single male, 40 y' (ild, pon rimoknr, sense of humor and ugly as sini who Is fun and humorous. BOX evenings before lh« fireplace He an who Ib very rorndliM:. IlkeG laiig Cii)oy6 nulfmia Would Ilk9 to meet 11 rDninnco. ouldoorB. oKJies. linn rniir It) Tnioyr. KfKiits. mnwltis, i]lli»l IIIIIHB he. young at heart Jewish male t^instian mai**. ^5-45. \o< kiriq tpmi airing 1 nioyn S|>nrt*. unvelinij. ditiing kelfi, Ntiw Yurk City, 1 ookii>[| niu\ nnw 37818 average guy, warm hearted, hones! walks, duvng oul movtfls mxi more slim, enmctive. cfwnifnl. tingle while .11 IUHIIII imivorr«il wltllB mill**. 44, S'tt". Wfi AHE YOU THE ONE? Christian lemale, auburn huir. bkie Ihs, honant. SIIICIHU ;irnf inmanlit; rvorceu" female, 60. biontfe Mir, time at ho*ne artd open for outdoors pepr.mi hiiir Irnjay Native Aiiiencan SEEKING WOMEN activities Seeking « Christian male, yes. 5'4", 112 Ib Looking for a ua und iiOM-wowb Li>oking SinikiiKj tirvoRwJ wlntfl IOIILIIB. 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BOX 40699 mi), »n6y(|f>lny (J.ii hOX 1!i4H1 " TBUE LOVE '* AHE YOU THE ONE? IN THIS MAILBOX Prelty 35 year old lemale. blondish- MONMOUTH COUNTY ill leinnlt). SI y< nlrt, WfT. 112 lt)». T. 140 Ib. single lamale, seekirvq B biown hair, ha/el eyes who It loving, 37 yr oil], ImrKteoilib, (llvorfinl, wtulo t^iuiiullii Stmkiny a LI Inmula, tH to "tne mBle. 40 lo 65. lor friendship caitng and romantic Envoys leading, m.'ilu wtlh [iiwctiikl in riiio^lnt) ajHtii ?!>. mm* tm in shapo, long ruilr anri rjmore HOX 3739? dancing, movies and quiet times. In ty. liooiial. liy.ll, wliltn Imwilo. :IU tu I l«i III hum fun. HOX 137B7 PEACHEEeEE search of while male, 36 to 40+ to 3B. l"r ii Jui^&ililif (ir^ilumship DE SIRES OF THE HEAHT t!ri)ir/?i Itiff rmnnul Thintjs In fll« tlOX Qajpfcajit whits lemala dark hatr and share ntteetlon and Iriendship leading ^]nyln, Uhrlstuiri. KlnlluNI femula. od ligurec). gruul smile and to true love BOX 32653 (injuyA ctiurcri unlivltlBH, unlm^ilp, ilty In search ol a tall. PROFESSIONAL FEMALE AWFSOME HUNK ciiirri tldus. the mall und New Yori* I whits main. 50 to 5b. f.tettn 36 yr otd, 5W. 110 Ib, single. Wat*, C|ly. Seeking a fomuln, 2f) tu 3B, wltti I,t9oei and doer bOX 11101 lilun iiymt, r|ivurr.iid wlwlp (.iliiistliln professional. Christian lamale null). 4J, fill1. IRi lbs. hunnsi, inli- similar Inlerosls HOX 36.15? 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FRIENDS APPLY SINGLE (SINCERE nice looking, single LOOKOUT tr>me is seeking an lionest, sincere, lid, 5'2". petitn, single female, aways. Family oriented Searching wilti child. rn;irrl;tf]n mkHfod leniuln, lor a r«ssl 35 yr nl number. It wn movies, dancing, travel. BOX 10582 shoe*, dining out, and raiding BOX 3?6O5 Seeking n sweii <)iry. Inr fun Hnn»s taach. riotdmrj Iwnda, movkis, quiet Ukss Ihe boach. travel, muilc, reuJIrig I white male from 47 ip 55. clean dining out. working out. tony wniks, 13.'6?(t, your voice mMsniiu did no* and dMng out In search of very attrac- 35123 " SALUTATIONS!! 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BOX red h»arl«d 53 yr old seeking mnJo IS IT ME YOU ARE... 34925 COMPUTER PARTNER married Seeking a Jewish or weekend drives, movie*, shore, quiet counlerpnti wtw is the same. Must 30 yr old, SB", single hflndsome LETS BE FniCNOB " LET'S HAVE SOME PUN" king For' 1 em an attractive, evenings, and companionship 55 yr ok!, 160 Ib, 6'r divorced, whltt, Christian mata, 26 lo 40. caring and nave a gieal pn/srjnjliry and be fun Jawnh male, brown half and eye*. Mala Is looking lor an ol]radlve femaki, U yr old. tlngls. straight, wtilla e, easy going, canng tnd Fairily t» Imporuni Children art fine •* READY, SET, CALL. " Jewish male leaks e mall connect Ion rttur nntt tga n. open, lor vrtd times compaulonst* BOX 35097 32 yr ok). 5'4\ 115 Ib. Gamtin and Enjoy AlTonlic oily, and rfie »lodi mar- En|oyi dating ind nnwica. Sack* wilh playful, singla, whlta tamalt female Looking lor a slralghl, tingto, 1 lady and seek a man who & BOX 40385 ket BOX 3B841 Jewtah or non-Jevdah females, 2t lo •nd a binding Mandshlp. BOX 35327 0. non-smoker, who also hs* a " WEATHER QIRL " Italian, very earacuvs, single, white, Let's find oul mort about etch othir white lemala, 30 to 36. lo go out *nd GREAT CATCH! proteMlonal lemaje, non-smoker, 35, who an ftl wtth similar Interests for over the Internal. Baauty I* net OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS have 0 good time Enjoy* dandng, of humor, a bright and has Single female. 34. 6'r, non smoker. LOOK NO FURTHER possibl* long lam rataltonshlp. Seeking someone special Enjoys 31 yr old, single, whit*, profasstonsJ never minted En|oys moviM, the 5?-. \10 Ib. divorced. Hispanic. required, nlcenaa* I* neca**sry. Eatl SB yr old wtdowod, outgoing fttmale inking, working oul, Ihoulir, movtta. lines around his eye*. BOX lemale. fun olW Entoyt exotic (rav- Monrnouth county BOX 32'19 5 craftamantnto, thunderstorm*, lami- air*, museum, shopping, Ine dining Italian lemala, petita. very attracUva. Winrtsw BOX 32725 Ikm movies, dancing and more. music, and cralli. BOX 35833 ening. Haa market* lor treasures, and more Looking for a slngla, white, ty. canoeing. chfUnan. pets, reading, brunette, non smoker. unsHlv*. car- LETS HAVE SOME FUN ,SfieUng a MngH male BOX 3741Q CREATIVE LADY READY FOR ROMANCE and the coasL Looking tor someone fishing, discovering new place! and attractive, professional mala, never ing, splriinal, and comp«taKirKja. CIRCLE THIS AD cooking. Looking lor alngl*, whHa 11 yr old slngf*. mala lecurfty guard SO yr olil b'tT, cross dresser, suhmli- " HERE'S A OOOO CATCH " Hi remain, 40 yr, very crealrva. I year old tingle Hack lemale witti who I* compassKnat* with timRar mamed and no kid*. BOX 13695 Enjoys nature, tfte ouidoom, and the eeeWnga UngK femui» who Iks*to fl'j ng black hair and brown eyes. mala, » lo 38. lun. professional, Blve. seeking a femala who Ilko to While widow, mid 60s, teml-rolrad Seeking a bl lemale. 30 lo lal* Kit, Interests BOX 40376 COME MEET ME privacy of har own horn* Wiahe* lo out and have lun. BOX ttBX ». rnovtos, dining out and mor*. imancuiy secure and spontaneous. meet s handsome, intelligent, 1*1*1- havs a good time. BOX 12194 male looking for a Km lady, 50 to 08, for Irttndshlp and a possible rolatav No oeueh potatoes pteasel Ufa It too Divorced, while (enisle. 40 yr otd. la rialing, friends nip find rnaytw a long •hip BOX 3S326 king a mala who is very romantic YOUNQ AT HEART attractive, trim, sacking whit* Irve, non- smoking mal* In hi* lal* WTH18MAS.BOX ILL TREAT U RIGHT rj has similar interests, BOX 13394 Fun loving, energanc female, enjoys precious lo wast*. BOX 32003 lorni raKWorwhlrj. Smoker* okay BOX drvorced mala, 40 to 49, lor a roman 40 s lo M- 1 charm, smart. Jewish pro- Seeking an honest, down lo earth unrelrHvab*. ClIUV Lady, MaffbtiK * IRISH QEWTUMAN single femaie, ZS lo 45, who Is warn, Single wrwto mala, 43 yi. old. 5'ST. Seeking other straight fwnal* for Slngla fvnala. white, ittracdva, affeclionata, and want lo be pamper _ 1. Seek* Ihe sam* In a hand- caring man. 40-M, lor a atrtout rate- petite, physically fit, in mid 4Os, 32611 missed half the mssaasa and WrM* male, 30 yr okj. 6'1 ".brown hair. husky bund, dean cut. non-smoker, wacky ttdventures. Inlaraitt Indud* man ol success, Integrity, MAKJNQ TH1 MOST- ttqnanp. Enjoys movies, music, goad brewn hair and eyes. Looking for a telephone number. Would Ilk* (o graan aye*. Enjoyl leveling, wonvmg and trotted »» a lady BOX 13118 social drinker, IMklog terttut relaDon- club*, mu*aumt, New York, woitilng rumor, vital. 5S to 65. tof cuddang. Vwyant, fun loving, santor lemale, oonvarsanon, and |u*i Ming wKh thai profession*!, whrto mate, over 6'10*, speak wtlh you Plea** call again, cut, th* shore and me* Seeking a LONELY WITH OUT YOU Miip InleiMUl are iporta, dining out, oul and tha ouldoort. BOX 32607 S-4", 160 Ib •*»• liBval. ballroom agNW panon. MWMan araa. BOX whHs alngla or dtvwcad lemale, 2S lo mtisic, pariu, mueeum*, flea market*, ring, and commHmanl. Wktowtr 1 wtlh a sense ot humor, who enioys BOX 32558 33 yr ok). dlvoroHf lalher ol one, DISCRIET CRIENOSHIP dancing, got). awWvryng, htung. 4ft tor * ralrton»Np. BOX 13230 and quiet* limn. Looking for frtentt J* BOX 32631 ma finer Wng* in M* BOX 13248 FREEHOLD AREA mortium muuular Build, hue! ayet. Single Utck femtla, tS yr old. seek- Saak* t man who Met Kit sam* for Enjoy* comedy club* and music. ship and companionship. BOX 36840 FRSNOSrmST compantonthip. BOX J4639 W.UI VELVET LAOV PARTY QIRL 31 year okj dtvorud wNta molhar, HE WHAT HAPPENS ing discreet Irlendshlp with a llngto »yt oM, 5'2" dhroroatl, wh«a tamiM blonde hair and Hua ay**. 170 ib* In Bkitfa maM • HaMng a white or Seeking a phytieafty fit single or I WILL ANSWER ALL femai*, ?7-3! Raot It uNmpotUnt H Md SO**, »*»» tamala, OM laantonad SmgK *hm Mmata, 23. Enfoy hone divorced fertlai*, with a *en*e ef - LOOK NO nNnmii h bacii rieira, dubbing, TV, and CD* search at nonsmoking. mRIENDSHH>8 " h, imnic and mor*. In Mann of aata. BOX3MOS movlM, and walks on Ihe beach. retallonthip. Interests, an comady dMng m or put SaaUng wtdowx), HEART OP 00U> COUNTRY OlflLTYPI! hiaj malt, 29», outgoing, romantic, baasn.irtvalngandmm S«aUnga Qlva ma a cat BOX 32S36 dubs, eporu, music, boartttallui. out- Single, white, tlralght f*maia, 3S. pMk mala, •» to 70, phyilbaay It, IWAOY FOR LOVE AOMN ThougWif homal. 43 y, oM. •hgte, 31 yr old. ev. avsraga buHd, slngl* tn|oys camping, thopp^i, bowling, cure, kin loving, norvsmokar, long •tool* wWa tiiUaaa» Independent, dhrorcad ejralaman wtfi WM tomala, H yr. ST, itO *>. In each other. BOX 32S9S LooVmg to mtal t ptrton ttat hit "OiVIHf AOHAHCB" I pfvonaO whM lamat*. 10 yr old, >', at*, humorou*. Injoyt denning, own- WdWonal MMw*at>rn wluaa. 8a«Mng navat been m»rrted. CalhoHc, aUrao- IBS IM, blorxta hair, haial ayaa. •IMottVt, paw* and iamHy ortaNed tSmrnHa 2!$mtithk)no!$ nrnj InOini, auoaarn Ing laugrwig. • wifln, oaring awrMT, $9 tornatfrina, Widowed Chntlian mala. 02, non- fintoy* wonang oul. ••**, artmal*, DOWN TO EARTH tN» and IS. BOX 34087 •mofcer Erfoy* concart*, Imveling, OUIOCUNU I Enjoy* movtw, 'dlnfng. ant mor*. ins k) «ni«a dkranatf while Slngta Mac* famala, 49, honaal, md aUMDPra Igura, avntf oftanv I Saaung i prafattMnal mala. 20 to outdoor* and nw*. SMHng a matti, , « to Bt, wtMM leoMnB tor dining oul, sporti and mora Saaklng a NJN PubUahtm iuumat no tMKty Win LOYAL. HOWHT Dawn lo earth. Enjeyajnovy md ad, am •MWr baeteMvnd. OMaran ANY VfMflt AROUND lemale, easy going and romantic BOX tor conlinta or or rap*** Ib any par- f 90, wtth HrrKar IrHarMW, for a fnand- non-tffloiieT, tmown, oood tanat of b^MJhl and hug*. BOX •afcorn. BOX3»»tf tn t*w* tt PVHJH dtvryctd lamalt, humwtrxlouiK^Frtendaraptotl, qulat time*. Bashing iomaona finaV 37743 tr*\mt tOvtmitmanta; and auoh Ha- thip and potalbl* ratatonahlp. BOX Iffln DMMM nttTt 4tfn QfaMH tyW^ In onartad and ran »lr*W ol commfl- It» 44, «a*y OOtng, non- tmoliar. I hlllly nuf* atctuttvtly wttf) th» poMMt raltHonthip ItWr BOX •aaroh dlt«. tBracSvt. trnollonatV am a rtigM MM mala 37. 80. no PARTNERS IN CRIME «WCUW IWaUL\« mam BOX 14U3 A 40, sir, 170 to. Monde advartttar of. or latpondanl to. inch 341 SB and Ifwtitly taoura, good nttutw DM, who tnjow M Outdoor* mu»ta, Sinnle whHa mule, prutoaMonal, S'fT, ad¥0rtitarrumta. NJN Pubhalina -MEKNOOflEATQUY" mar. M*M,torlengSrm rUMgn- NIFTY SINKMU hair, blue eyed, athaffd bmw. and anlmtli. No NMt. BOX 3J718 txown hair, bkit eyes, iw tnwktr, may, m Ma aotrn tttctoton, ohanff, Wtial alt* could you wtrt lorl Slnghj 4), S'S', graan tyaa, tmiwn hair, who lokVOarman, handsomt, toti *pc*an. Single whtt* protsaalonal female, SS, tNp. BOXVXSTS Vibrant, lun loving, a«nk» clUiaft coking someone special Inter Mis lafat* oi natal* anypanonal wntr- white lamtt*. rNd 40a. Indapandant. I* pratty tndJ atandtr tmaraal* era (•mat*, iwrad in taachar Enloya flnandaty Mapanoam, ttvormf gen li-r, IIS M. prady. W. non-imoaar, NK»OUY ar« comedy dubs, dining oul, irnMng smcert and honaal. Enjoy* dMng. "NOOAMMMJAH" Irtertd*. movte*. naiura, reading and travertng, pelntmg, mroiia, bstl- taman wHh VuMonal rnXt-WMHam Jewish mal*, 41 yr old, handsom* IfMnFlWifP WntCTr rT OHml mw^lfmr en|oyt irtvtl, mualc. dancing, Ihaalrt and meal sporti BOX 36831 pr*f(H#. nJV #ffWi**W*? fTIMf tWtiOty M dancing, raueic and mort SetMrig Adractlva, pro(t»*(co*l mom. Enjoys ftp#O9Hff UtTW Wrflh CrtrofaKl BfMwlQ ropm dancing, long walk* ant) OUrei value* Seeks tlnglt »am»*. 30 tome- and MOJI*. Enjoys nature, music, wwie malt, 4Ot-»5. wHfi UmHar Inter- and museum*. Seek* single white hockey gam**, •nail* on tht Oaten, eduealad, linear*, nor, tmoklrw. time* Looking (ot a male who H «HI- nng, wtft ailncUva flours, farnty orl- qulti time* and mere, flaeking • " IMT* CHAT1 " w*w oraanVv Ib accompany W* ad AdtwHtXHJivoloagraatlnotmy eels So call! BOX 24148 profcMelonai mate, non-smc**r, 30 lo candlelight dinner* and mor*. gmamm. 43 lo 50, f« po**** rng to make the most o* everyday In •rxad Chsdranwetomi BOX 37647 lemafs, norvtmoktr, na**r married, 89 yr old, fl'f prdaaalcinaJ, (tay Looking lor t romantic, parMonal* not appaar m Thm Uaattng Plap, 43, who It tducattd, honaH, ilneara. rsiiHonaMp BOX I2BS1 •maU bul mtsnlngful way* BOX with Hmrlaf intamti, lor fntndshlc going, husky, Chritliin mala late* CINTRAL NJ. DJF mat*, with a aenea of humor, who LONELY OUr Wtmn you taapond to a AaJtlha; wlfi graal Sana* ot humor lor long "UrtTALK" 143/3 and pMtlbH rtltdonshtp BOX (•ugntar tna pitying pnmVt Sttka 48 yr oM, Mm, illraollvt. brunttlt. dot* not play head garnet. BOX Myrow, S'ltr.tlnala. wme malawKh Pac*lt.yOipttcib* iMependtnl, non-tmoMf. prolt*- tarn Salasontrilp BOX MM! M yr Old. slngla whHa lamaM non 11S4S Chntuan, inmctiva larntla, lifa 40T* to a charga el tiM pmi irtmUf. Art NtEDAMALPWO 37061 amour, tT, a*m (o avenge bund. BE MY FRIBNO.... btacV hair and blue tyet Enjoys eaity W* BOX 16204 •fonaf. honaal. otnng and afiaeton- 60 yr old, •limtlrvu, proKuskmM, avamqt 3 rrVnuto cult ooHa $»IT. ftmoit Hlapanle whlta Itmal*, tt. Satklng lo find a smghi wnfl* malo. novM*. dirtng out, (trimming, music, CASUAL •NOOUNTinS alt, dlvomad Jtwtth l*mala, wflh •OaTfTYl CINOf (WLLA (Itvnrcad lerriHle, Rn)oys weahand* at PAIWONATI PLUM TlfMaatmgPtaotKOIk aaaMw itngtt wh«* malt orofasaton- HIV podttvt Clndwallt a> woklng for with stmMr intHs Looking lor some btnvllng and qulel limes al home. WMt* pnlaationalmala. J8 yr old, rv. grown children Enjoy* nttun, rm/M- ona to anara, day trip*, nnvlei, line lh» beech, darK.ing, trnvefing *rwl Single whit* malt, pfryalcaly M, pat- liy Advtnctd Ttttcom ' unit, art, mutle, thaatar, movtat, tint al. »-», kx IrtandsNp and paasMa Mnot Clwmino to tptnd ehi rail ol Looking for a lingH. while famale. 3% opan mlndaxi SMklng • lamala, for Wayna. M 100*7, tha oVWrO endlKiod rnal* II in UMJ r:nd'»ri« BOX 35072 fAVn*r/ search ol a whlta. wtduwed male, SO PWCILLAStlMILVH " HAPPY VALtiinNE 1000 " Barvttm. Fun loving, M ytar old, graan ayat, or ottter, with tratfltlonitl «slues. I™ m m m DrvrrM^I whHe male. 43 yr, 6'11 *, 105 teaaMB long dart hair, lovn rmult, tnd compttlbMty En|oyi dandril). travel. Hi. UniM Fnir, hwsl iiyea. Staking a want* lo matl EM* look *Nk* lor arts, *IC fan ma snmetliing abinil Call I 88B o50 o4o4 to place your frfee ad* InnnM. klda lire i*«y ROX IMM comp*r*m»hlp. BOX 32SI0 youraatl-BOXW70t FREE Printed Ad FREE Voice Greeting FREE Message Retrieval (ix weekly} mi-. Record-Press March 26, 1999 SAR chapter Speaker to address holds annual dinner meeting tobacco ad combat WESTKIKI.D The annual WKSTFIELD — While teens by New Jersey ASSIST For more dinner rnectui^ of the West Fii-kis and jjre-U'i'ns are receiving more information alxjut the worship call Chapter of tin- SOILS of tin- information on the hazards for 789-4040. American Kcvolutimi will loutun- smoking today than ever before, Parents, community leader;. Dr. Mark K. IA-IHUT, ns.soci.itc smoking among these same youth student assistance counselors, dean, Nathan We i.s s School of is on the rise. The tobacco industry DARE officers, Scout leaders, art Graduate Studies, Kcan nays that their ads are not directed teachers, nurses and interested net- University, prfKenting a now look at youth, but what messages are idents are invited to learn about at George Washington as they sending and how persuasive BADvertising concepts and how Comman(i«r-in-('hief. are they? they can use this program in their The meeting will he held a! On March 29, from 7:30 to 9 own homes, schools and in their Echo Lak(; Country <'luh ;»t (i p.m., Bonnie Vierthaler, artist, edu- communities. p.m. on March .'Jl, cator and founder of The Vierthaler has developed a A graduate of Hutfjcrs, Dr. BADvertising Institute, will pre- unique program for immunizing Lender earned Jji.s ilrutoratc in sent ""Immunizing Our Kids young people agru(,' DqH'iiderice of L'nion which Vierthaler has been doin^' tured (•xten.sively . HALHertisinp turns the Thi.s workshop i.s Ix'ing .spon- ad.s against theinst^lves. exjx)sij]£ History, an well as on alcoliol 1 sored by the Westfield .Municipal tin ad.* :incl markctijif! schemes for studicft find utht-r :i< iideinii' suh- 1 jecU. AlliaiuWl'ANDA in conjunction wh;it they an.'. She pastes mon truthful images from medical jour- Th.ni Mnrrh Krj)ii IJIICUI ('II.L I iiniin I'r.niU Doiiiild I )il''rai»ce.sco. County iri't'holilci to run on the 30 at Atla.s I'ythiu'iiras Lod^e Mil tciniotl has nimmiriicii the ('(niHrt'ssnian Holi I'Vunks will Ki'jHiMiciin lint* in the .fiuic |>ri F&AM, Kill Central Ave.. l!>9!) Union ('oiiiilv Kijiuliln ;ui spt-nk liefbre the ((invent ton and niiiry flcctitiii. In iulHition, they A complimentary clmleMtcrol <"(nivcnt ion will he held for the present an update on What's will Ji|)[)rovc r (lone fur each first nine in Summit on March nmi; in W;isliiiif;toii. Stale ANM'inlily (or Districts 22, blood dm tor. 2\), 7 p.m. at lh<- Summit Ihuli County K<>]iuIilic:iIIM will 21, 20, 2lJ aiul 17. For information call i«H>Ki WA School auilitoiiiiiii, I2"> Kent hold their annual convention to Tile convention in oxpe-ctt-d to 7349. Place Iltiuli'vanl. The keynnlc select a .slate of three KepuMiuin vote hy {ii'cl.'itDiitinn lor Districts 22, Ansi'ml»!yni«*n, Kichartt Hag^cr iind Aliu» AuKuslinc and l>istrictH 21 AsMi'inlilyiiicii Kevin (i"l'(K)lc :uitl •)<»• Wt'iiifjiti'ttMi who Local Business lmv<> hvt'ii dttin^ outstanding ('(invention officers art'. Kliziihctli Cox; Kri<: Munuz; Read across Scotch Plains Dnmlliy Hurgfr; Karin Miller, Students In Joan Costello s third-grade class at McGinn Focus Spotlight^K and Wijliam 1'alc-rino ol' I.IIUIIMI. Elementary School in Scotch Plains recently celebrated Read I'rniitiist'nt Chair of the Across America by holding a read-a-thon.The children, with the ('{invention will be Kc|>ublu ;iu aid of several parents, managed lo reead 689 picture books by the ('(iuiit\ ('hairman Ki'ank end ol the day. Pictured here, front row. are Jeffrey Stuart, Grace MiDcrinotl. Walldon and Courtney Blfanl and standing, Christopher Casaerly. I'tM' lint her intoriiiiition tall Jennifer Speth and Gregory Weinatock. BUILDING & REMODELING PAVEHR' Mel Harris ,it i!lim» '/'Hit 020(1.

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WKSTFIEU) -- Tom Kpmps has spent nuiiiy wtr.i voluntwr- ing his timo toward I" nion County to links season youth sj>orts, but thiis .frinu will tx> the first time the W'stfield rcs- By RICH BEVENSEE teaching and handed tner the reins nlent will hiive the nu«.gnifyint; KKl'iim I'KKSS to John TurnlniH, the head ^olfpro glass over his roiichingbox. at Se After KOIUK IS "lie actually made a tough Kemps the reins for tin- Kim* (t m dual matches and winning ton- schedule," Kashlak said, citing Devils firLs lniTosMf leiim this ferenee. enmity and district titles, upcoming matches with HITRPII year, a challengf Kemps said In* Westfield senitir Kiintiie Kashlak Catholic and Immaciilata. "We is looking forward to been use of a hasaetiiallv ]ilaccd higherileinands were 18(1 lust year but not every highly talented croj> of" iiridi'r- U]K)n liimself and the Westfield match was it close match. We blew lli^li t:olft4'aiii this sprine,. some teams out " "This i« the fir>-i! tune I'm IVrhaps that's Urause Kashlak Turnliiilt. who also sei-ves an tho doinj; thi.s when- wins m-id losses is likely to improve tin his ',\H stroke director of junior i;olf in the stnU>, reiiUv menr* sc»inrt liiu #," said average from last season, and thai endui'eil personal IraKedy two Kemps, who assisted Linda Kiii£ the Ulue IVvds letuni their top years ai'o when hone cancer was and Knthv llans*»r lai'ed anKUl)', the top '.Ml at slate, Hull swiiij1, to his players are over. games lu^i spring. and was the New Jersey Slate (loll "I'm very excited about thlH Kemps said thnl, iimo ny other Assonat ion's junior runner up last learn," said Tuinbiill, who cniir.tuxi reasons, s|>ei/iid ittterition will ht- Huninier "I've never won a l>i|; lour the Scotch I'lauis i''anwroud (Jitlf paid to his }M'rforni;*.iKe because iiamenl and I llulik 1 can make a team I!IHV [VI, and jiresently roacll- girls liicrossi- ;it \Vt'stfi«'lil in a run for it 'The team was ynunj; last es I he Haiders' junior varsity IKJVH pay-to-plav sport, nmk.itin his year so they're all hack I don't see siiccer team "Year in and year out, dlltlt's twofold: 1'liiy the tiest pos- why we can't do as well as last Westfield has one or the state's l>c.Ht .sibU" lineup, iiiul niiike sun* year" programs" everyone rcrehes a fair amount Westfield returns sophomore i\ashlak a1 aving time hrent Mnuiiiuck, who was the stir lliemhei s are excited hecitUHl* "I want to m;ik(> sure- nil ray prise No 2 player U-hind Knshlak Turnhnll came into the first teuni plliyi'i's ;«re factory tfst»'il, >m to last season; and juniors JeH'Wi'lier iiii'clni^ with a definite plan IOIH>!- spe;ik," Kemps said. (Vr-liiiuly, ;i and Hi t.-ni Mann Knsldak and sler the team, ils schedule ami Utt part-tit would want mi- to put Mann ,ire tetnrnini: s «>- the field, ivhirh will feature Kemp* said lie is very <'Xtite opetiiii^; (lav, thanks to the p.ireitt s who run SCOTCH I'LAINS For the Sweedhind and < 'hris Schickel -- Julia (i;iU>s iiud ;»Uiick v\iu$4 may be one til the underclassmen Morgan Ltuij.;. .tt either third HH'itt feeder |irot;iiiiiis I'm ccr 1 lirst time in Head ( "tiiich llave vvinn for the top .singles assifjn- Kriisten Hulmoiul n*ttirn us lh«-churned wild filling in the (japluune rir MII iitt at k ^^ nit- . tJiinlv ea^er lo euncli a sport Itlitt kman s 1.'I year tenure, (he llient vacated hy Mike Hnstwick, team's leiiclinn scorers. Tlu- U-l\ by her sister'. Kelly Korciky "The le.ini I'- coililllK (iff a whei( the (.;irls are excited ii |!J()8 Scotch l'lain.4 I'MIIWIHHI IMJVS who placed third in the county iilld defense will play iitilyn~ wi-lla.- :iiul Mej; Hclv. two (if liic |)€-\ils' j,'reiil winter :il I'eclfiie," said tlic spur) " tennis teuni failed ID ({iialily for the now plays for Florida A&M, stale jilayolfs Mnsl of 11 if jdnyers Ilas:,i.-,!.< in (JC,I liiikf 1^ *O|iiri witlithijir rjwn t,ni:(.or (mil J Itiiiders will show is this senson's } rill*'*}'.) I(N .] .1" A^l Sfilif 'r)'lt»fjl(l(l Ifl '.Ot:<.l*F. uivl Imliinil Jot- (.nrilun H,I tr,|..k I liu HiitiiM', arij r.r^MlllctinlJ - CIKJ'JI" Awaul psnv'Ulijd annually hy McMadus ol Itic Milirn",* AIIIIIIIK • \<1 )',) ir lri(i In Omijijii A 4^0 inn lur «i)(,h IH(JIS singles anil Nn I doubles. ifio Kedriiy Aiufraii AsbH>tiatiofi Mosnr. bound il f it hi) rriiiiJU(J to tlartiiira l.^w/ns ill "Last year was one of those Ira- frx Hi ii gen, m (hi! fiili wns |Oinfc»' indoors BnsebnlJ r™ Cognem ROM Drmcoil led the Strtwre International Realty 43; Mercedet/MorrlMowrt tors muat have a USA Wrestling membership th(' conftiriMit'C! M'hiii'l iHTcnniiil Westfield at Scotch PLUJIH^ p.m. counlerattack with tlrortfl •upoon from Aimts 46. Warren Warriors 39; Warren Warriors 94, card For information call the Hotline at (908) the t«'iim »fl«^r a y(;ar layoff to fill OePaimer, Jettie Campo and Catharine Mercedes Morrtatown 40 786-7000 conU;ndfir WcHtliflil and ('ranfiird, the top (iouhleH nlot with noprio- Softball Cognatti Scotch PlainsatWe-stfie-111,4 pm- (ind t«ok Hixth in the county tour- more .John f'orbiti. (Jnrnzzo waH 12- The Strihan pioy tfw BrldgewaMr Flame* RaMers ioceer Cttntc Raid*** to mat camp nament, snapping i\ four year 7 an a wiphomore double phiyer Boys Lacrosse 11:30 am Sunday at trie Werriwood Softool m The severvtime slate champion Scotch Mike Arligllere, head wrestling coach m Seton Hall Prep at Westfield, Oridgewater. Plains-Fanwood High boys soccer team Scotch PlflinaFanwood High, plans on tod string of runniT-up (ijiiHhi.'H there. while ('orl»in waH 12-7 IUKI yoar, 4 p.m. Inviltt all SP-F House League and InterCity ing the team's reluming members lo I'IB Blackmail .said he vXfHtlH IX-IUT .Junior Shtiuxi liiiilcowitz wa« 14-6 W*»ttl boys and girls lo a "Gel Ready for Spring" Delaware Valley whittling camp July 1115 last Heason at second (loubleH, Golf Irwtn BemaUIn, ol WntfMM. sarned t sd- mini-clinic 1-4 pm March ?7 al the high Incoming treshmen tnlnrosted in joining tho reBultw, hut added lhat he realizes* Westfield at Union,4 pm. vwr medal at Itw inaugural Front Runners school field learn are welconse lo attend thin carnp thf team in still U*> younn UJ am- Hlackmaii naid sdphonutres J{r»b Indoor Track Matt Marcn 20 al the 168ln Strwl The clinic director b Lino DiCuollo. 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. —• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS CRANFORD 2'H'A Coles Ave. from Certrude Kristina J. Luka for $605,000. 32 Munsce Drive from Fiirsl to Sall.v I'ettit for $16G,0(JO. 544 First St. from James C. & Flagg earns Gold Award Joaquim M. & Ko.sc M. VaJcntc to 4 Fairway Court from Tillie Laurel H. Schmidt to Donald M. Richard & Stephanie Murtino for Herman to I'aul 1). & Marilvn & Koseann P Pizzi for $207,500. year as a member of the NJAR Million Dollar Sales $190,000. Muses for $240,000. 612 Girard Ave. from Carlos E. FANWOOD — Bil] Flagg, the top sales associate Club. He is a lifetime member of the NJAR 109 lh-cch St. from Delia 2125 Maple View Court from & Dagmara Afjuero to Linus S. & at ERA Queen City Realty in Fanwood, has been Distinguished Sales Club and has been the #1 agent Catena to Marie A. Cunningham Clary I). & Mildred A, J'una.suik to Yaling W. Lin for $387,500. honored with the 1998 New Jersey Association of in total closed unit* in the Greater Union County for $207,500. Jean M. Kejaud Jor $259,000. 916 Harding St. from Robert Realtors Gold Achievement Award. The Gold Award Board of Realtors since 1995. places him in the top 1 percent of all Realtors in 217 Locust Drive from Mark 24 J5 Monica 1'lare from Kevin F. & Loretta L. Keane to Lee & "Bill Flagg is an extraordinary .Realtor at the R. & Lou E. Lavender U> Charles ik Donna Dotjfjher to Harold & Lori Feinberg for $389,000. New Jersey and is earned for annual sales produc- tion in excess of $10 million. Mr. Flagg's sales vol- highest levels of the industry." said Lydia Flagg, W. & Helen Keadie (or $229,000. Julie (loetx for $252,000. 1000 Wychwood Koad from Broker/Owner of ERA Queen City Realty. 33 Meeker Ave. i'roni Lorraine lH7fj Quinibv Lane from Charles G. & Julianne B. Carl to ume for 1998 was more than $13 million. Keith A. & Anne M. Wargo for This is the fifth consecutive year Bill Flagg has Bill Flagg can be contacted at ERA Queen City Bender to Enzo & Victoria Hi Hero Charles G. & Ki'leen I'nrrelli to Realty, 313 South Ave., Fanwood, (908)889-9111. ' for $250,000. Hruce M. F,Knn for $:{45,000. $522,500. achieved the Gold Award, and the 14th consecutive 107 Preston Ave. from Joseph 10 Kuund Hill Koad & Mariene I'olyak to -Jan narifi & from Louih & Laura Filomena J'inhoiro tbr $175,000. D'linperio to Kevin & FANWOOD Donna Doue;her for 35 La (Jrande Ave. (corn $450,000. UNION COUNTY MORTGAGE RATES Eleanor Buckle to Joseph O'Neil 2440 Seneca Koad from PRODUCT for $91,700. Steven K. & Donna M. PRODUCT Reilly to Alejandro & Apple Nat I Mortgage, trie Knstle Mortgage 800-692-?730 National Future Mortgage 800-291-7900 189 La Grande Ave. from 3.00 6.2O1 5% Elizabeth Ehret to Kathleen 1'atricia Bertuol for 30 YR FIXED 7.125 0.00 7.125 5% 60 DAY 30 Yfl FIXEO 6.675 0.00 6.920 5% 60 DAY 30 YR FIXEO 5.875 45 DAY 5% O'Brien for $95,000. $35],000. 1 YRADJ 5.500 O.OO 5.500 5% 45 DAY 1S YR FIXED 6.500 0.00 6.580 5% 60 DAY 15 YR FIXED 5.375 3.0O 5.651 45 DAY 5.814 5% 90 Madison Ave. from Jo.se L. WESTFIELD 15 YR FIXED 6 875 O.OO 6.875 5% 60 DAY 30 YR JUMBO 7.125 0.00 7.180 5% 60 DAY 1 YR ADJ. 4.500 0.0O 45 DAY & Becky S. Navcira to William H. 1(50 Cottage Place from ) Fe«-i350 No otfief Teea! F raa Pre -Approval BEST RATES & SERVICEI!! Reti, Purchase, or Consolidate nowl Fret approval! Cort Jr. & Kerriiinii Curl, for 1'eter W. & Margaret /3? 9680665 $230,500. Uclieriiierhnrii to James Choice Mortgage Kentwood Financial Svcs 800-353-6896 Summit Federal S & L Asso O.OO 7.B16 20% SCOTCH PLAINS Hyan Jr. & Christine A. 15 Yfl FIXED 6.500 0.00 6.500 5% 60 DAY 30 YR FIXED 6.875 0.00 7.000 5% 60 DAY 30 YR FIXED 7.750 75 DAY 1985 Birch St. from I'aul K. & Ryan for $175,000. 30 YR FIXED 6.B75 0.00 6B75 5% 60 DAY 15 YR FIXED 6.500 0.00 6.650 5% 45 DAY 15 YR FIXED 6.750 0.00 6.839 20% 75 DAY Snndro K. Manori> to Kohert W. & 525 Khn St. from 20 YR 6.750 0.00 6.750 5% 60 DAY 15 Yfl JUMBO 6.750 0.00 6.680 10% 45 DAY 1 YR ADJ. 5.250 O.OO 7.050 20% 75 DAY Jacqueline lieadrick for Needle-Point Homes Opon 7 days Apply & tocfc in ovsr tho phono w/No App & no tock In IOB App Fee $35000 Attorney revtew S2S0.00 $182,000. L.L.C. to Norman L. & First Savings Bank 732-/26-5450 Liberty Mortgage Services. Inc. 800-562 5200 United National Bank 903 '129 2332 30 YR FIXED 6.625 3.00 6.971 5% 60 DAY 30 YR FIXED 6.875 O.OO 6.875 10% 45 DAY 5/1 -30 YR 6.SO0 0.00 7.093 10% 90 DAY )5 YR FIXED 6.625 O.OO 6.629 5% 60 DAY 15 YR FIXED 6.625 0.00 6.625 10% 45 DAY 10/1-30 YR 7.000 0.00 7.163 10% 90 DAY ERA offers new 5/1-30 YR 6.375 O.OO 7.191 5% 75 DAY 30 YR JUMBO 7.125 O.OO 7.125 10% 45 DAY 3/3 ARM 6.250 0.00 7,259 10% 90 DAY Zero polril loan specialists TUB prog. 30 yr A 15 yr • biweekly rales Lowest fees ever Fre« Pre-Qualihcation $0 App Fee Spring-Ahead program Hudson City Savings Bank 201 467-1900 Loan Search 800-S91-32/9 WFS Mortgage Services 800 616 8374 30 YH JUMBO 7.250 O.OO 7.257 30% 90 DAY 30 YR JUMBO 7.000 O.OO 7.000 20% 90 DAY 30 YR FIXEO 6875 0.00 6.943 5% 45 DAY WESTFIELD •-- Kiokrr/ownoi Thomas M. Crivello ami the 15 YR JUMBO 6.750 O.OO 6.789 30% 90 DAY 15 YR JUMBO 6.625 O.OO 6 625 10% 75 DAY 15 YR FIXED 6625 O.OO 6.660 5% 45 DAY sales stafTof ERA S(;iUiwiflr.« Kculty in WVstfldd h.ivc launrhod their unique Spring-Ahead Program (or the greater Wi'stftold- 1O/1-30YH 6.750 O.OO 7.021 10% 90 DAY 20 YR JUMBO 6.750 0.00 6.750 10% 75 DAY 15 YR JUMBO 6.750 O.OO 6.794 10% 60 DAY area. NJ'a Lowest RatBs! www.loansearch.com wetiiste:www.w<5niprtgageservices com The program will provide inuiK'ili.ili' assistance and infor- Rates are suppliad by Ihe lenders and presontod without guarantee. Rales and terms are subject to change. Lenders interested in displaying information should mation to all those who art1 thinking al>otil .selling or buying a contact C.M.I. 0 800-426-4565 Contact lenders lor more information on other product or additional loos wruch may apply C.M.I, and the NJN Publications assume no liability (or home in what could very well lie the inosl active spring on typographical errors or omissions. Hates were supplied by the lenders on March 18. 1999 N/P-rrot provided by institution record. VISIT ALL LENDERS @ www.cmi-mortgageinfo.com "Tht» spring market will he here before the ground thaws," Copyright. 1988. Coopwrtlv Mortyg* Information, Inc. All Rights Re»erved. says Crivello, '"each year, just as the weather begins to warm, we arc swamped with home-buyers- and home-sellers request- ing all our .services from mortgage pre-i|ualif!cations to juic- ing estiinntt'K to relocation inforiiialion. This year; we decided to spring-ahead and prepare early fur an extremely busy spring. WE SATISFY OUR SELLERS! "So, right now, we are ready wilh the answers, with the mortgage .solutions, with marketing plans, and wilh a wealth of recently upgraded KHA services. Our doors are open and there are flowers at the reception desk. We invite everyone to see The Burgdorff ERA Westfield Office right nuw when- they si and in the spring, and why 1 he early birds gets tin- worm!" sells 88% of the homes we list within Some of (he services ufii'ivd in I be Spring Ahead Program uzmun 3% of the listed price. * are: 24-hour guaranteed loan pie approval, market analysis Statistics taken from and broker price opinion, guaranteed home sale program. Dress Your House for Success tips, home warranties with all JWJIHER "SUCCtSS STDBV new listings weekly ad program, town service comparison any- where in USA, school infiirmation. temporary housing assis- tance, and more. ERA Statewide Kealty is a full service real estate company nOUDSHlBOF with headquarters in West field and Helle Mead. A member of 206 Hliai S1KET, BflMETW, NJ every multiple listing service from hergen ('mint v to ('ape May County, the firm consistently ranks as one of 1 be top two KKA CLOSK TOOK PUCE offices in New Jersey and amonj: the lop one percent in the MUCH 11,1999 world. The worldwide KKA IV;I] estate network includes more than 2,70(1 independently owned and operated brokerage offices with more than 2!U>(I() broker,-- am! sales associates in The Jill Guzman Realty, Inc. means last, efilclenl service. I was very happy to do DUPLEX GREAT UXATIONI business wilh Ihem." all 50 of the United States and 1!) oilier rmmtrics. rwuhiilriuiiii. OIH full h.tih unit wilh rcir >.inl (in-ai lor.nion o| pri\.iti-.t uklt- sic . full h.isi-nu'iii. short w.ilk lo.idjiutnt Mlcheie Whalen .Hluip|iin|i .mil ir.inspuri.nioii Olk-ri'il a! |il.iynrni]int NI-WIT roitl. v\ iiuiows unit painting Massard names recipients in r.iriwihdl SIKS OIH) indunviHHl. "WE TAKE THE JITTERS OUT OF FIRST TIME BUYING AND SELLING!!!" of Silver Achievement Award "THIS HOUSE WAS LISTED AND SOLO BY JILL GUZMAN REALTY INC. AND WESTFIMbl) Vice President and Manager of Hurgdorfl' SOLD THflU GARDEN STATE MLS!!!" ERA's West field ollu-e. .lean Massard. recently announced that LISTING AOINT: CILLA FUDALI Pat Connolly, Mary h'llen O'Hoyle. and lu-liecca Wainpler are -THE OFFICE OF NIVID ENDING SUCCESS STORIES."'" office li'iiding producers and have earned the distinctive New LIST YCUR HOME WITH JILL GUZMAN REALTY, IMC. AND BECOME A SUCCESS STOW"* Jersey Aysociat ion ofhValtnrs Million Dollar Sales Club Award "OUR BEST REFEMMCI IS YOUR HEIOHBOfl,"1" r Silver Level for production of more than $,> million with at NOW PROUDLY CClf MATINO OUR TENTH ANNIVERSARY!! least. 20 closed transactions. "This well-earned award is a tribute to the associates'desire to push the envelope nf suriess uiid willingness to go the extra mile. The entire liuindorff family joins together in offering its heartfelt congratulations," said .lean Massard. JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC. 5 Connolly lias won the N.JAK Million Dollar Award in the •OUR BEST REFERENCE IS YOUR NEIGHBOR" CHARMING COLONIAL BEAUTIFULLY DEO>RATED past, attaining Silver Level in 1002 and Hron/.e Level in IWH, 7G ELMORA AVENUE, ELIZABETH. NEW JERSEY 07202 111 iff iH'ilnmm Imnii- lus I.ivinj; KIHHII w it!K < uliini.il Lonipktclv n-iuivaiid in the early '91,'93 ami'07. tiri pl.ii i li.intwiHM.1 llmi^ huilt ins. 908-353-6611 I'Mi i s Vimnj;. whit- KIK. hrxfwd llrs. younji n»>l O'Boylc has won the N.I AH Million Dollar Award in the past. kik'ht-ii .iiulh.uh Newer ronf. Xvn Lir^c uiiKhiw% ( ciim-njcnt locatidii, .slum walk in attaining Silver Level in 1004, nnd Bronze Level in 1001. V-\. lut Oltvrul.lt S.'Jl» 'IIHI in Vk-Mtirlil '96, and '97 sduM>K,to«ii.trans & park. offVrcil .i Wnmpler IUIH won the NJAH Million inVIWIit-kl. Dollnr Awurd in the past, attaining Bronze Level in 1990, '£>2. '9U. 'OS/MS, and '97. She ia a member of the professional standnrd committee of the local Hoard of The Supreme Achievement Realtors, Westfleld office sends Associate

38 to conference AwumW lhii)) the 1999 Coldwell Hanker International ii.iiUfiiihvit)ii tottifutriy I' MOVE RIGHT IN! WONT LAST BusineHH Confenwco in Sim Diego, ('A. The Duiili ( nluMi.il in ir.ii l.irinh Ht.i(;lihni1in,nl trip is awarded baaed on outstanding sales "...In every business nnd every walk ot lite there "i>lv lltrhiHM HllhlsphsttlK(.lln)l. i|IK.J hmr ImtriKim .* l>,nhs X mam upil.itis t"l'v upil.mil kialifii. itHif, haihs, windows \ production during the previous yenr ,irc tlnw who rise to tin1 top, those who «>t nu lulling I IK iiiu UMCI haih.rt'linishi'il h.inl in-w >iar niiiiKlMiiriilaRiKim. Siuiiilfdon tm-r Marilyn Kelly, manager of the Went field l new standards of accomplishment» those who uinni llnors reu- t-il liHl'tinj; (Micri'il at I .KTC HI iHjiiiitul property.Offt-red ui S i()'».J(K> office said, "The trip to the international seem virtually destined to succeed. Just such S iiiVtiiih t'lains BuatneBB Conference is a just reward for a terrific year of hard work nnd wden success. people comprise the President's Council. They Thifl was a record-breaking yenr for our should he rewarded, listened to, nnd applauded. office with more (isaodnten earning the t rip They

More than 7,000 Colrlweli Hanker real Ottkv • <>00 N(1rili Avemic, eltate profeMlonnl* from around tin* world attend the International HumneMH Conference nncl it* full program ol H|K'akei•«, I'linu- visil us on (ho will .it littp: Mtninara, teclinolngy, trade HIIOWH, IniHineNx lor .i enhancing workshops nnd networking KRA Inter The WMtfleld Office of Coldwoll Hunker ij located at 309 Central Ave. March 26, 1999 Record-Pres•rd- s Automotive/Classified Use child car seats safely Tin- growing awareness of safe have developed the following the straps lay flat against the driving and state safety laws has guidelines and safety tips to body. Twisted straps can cause alerted the general public and ensure proper car seat safety. additional injury and might pre- parents to the importance nf using '" Make sure the child safety vent the seat from working prop- car seats for their small children seat is appropriate for the age and erly. whenever and wherever they are size of the child. A newborn infant :|; Use a retention clip tif pro- driving. requires a different seat (ban a '.]• vided by the manufacturer) when "* Most states require the use of year-old securing a child safety seat with car seats for children under (he "' The car seat should always be the shoulder harness. The reten- age of 4 and weighing less than 10 rear-facing, as the Ibices and tion or shoulder harness dtp is an pounds. However, serious neck impact of a crash will be spread added safely feature and must be and spinal injuries - even death - more evenly alone, the hack am) fastened close to (be armpit of the can result if child car seats are shoulders, providing more protec- infant or child. used incorrectly. tion for the neck. '• Honowing or purchasing a While car accidents can l>&> dan- I Car se;its should always he used car seat can be dangerous; gerous for all passengers, small placet! in the back seat of the car. there is I he possibility »f children are especially at risk, This is especially important in unknown or undetected damage. \ according to Dr. Scott Mautcli, cars equipped with air hags. II an (\ir seals that have been in a «i>ri-' president of the American air bag becomes deployed, the inis accident should never be lined Chiropractic Association's Council force could seriously injure or kill again. on Occupational Health. a child or infant placed in the ' He sure the seat meets feder- "The weight of the head of a front seat. al motor vehicle safety scat stan- child makes the cervical spine :i Midte sure the car seal is dards. Consul the owner's manual * much more vulnerable to injury," properly secured to the seat of the and instruction booklet. Dr. Bauteh explained. "The infant vehicle and is placed at a lfi- • He sure the clip between the has little control in the muscles of drgrec angle to support the bead legs of the child is fastened snug- the neck and the head can bounce of the infant or child. ly. from .side to side and (all forward, •' The lap harness should lie If you or one of your children which can cause serious spine and fastened low, as close to the hips are involved in a serious automo-' neck injuries." as possible; the harness should bile accident and have experi- The American Chiropractic never lie fastened around the enced neck and back discomfort, Association, its Council on waist. you should consider a visit to a» Occupational Health and ACA II Milks1 certain the shoulder chiropractor. member Dr. Michael Kivfiimn harness is fastened securely and - News UtiA -1 Crystal Automall technicians honored Once again, it's time to wax your car

as being the best in the industry Generally, it's a good idea to wax your cur a garage, eating away at wax and banning the fin- couple of times a year — once in the spring and ish. GREEN BROOK - Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) lias just bestowed the again in the fall. And, if you'll he driving on suit- I'roteding the finish is important because it covered roads or parking outside instead of in a protects the steel skin beneath from rust and highest certification in Mazda technical training upon two of Crystal Mazda's top techni- garage this winter, you should prolwibly lie wax- corrosion. The way your car looks alfects its cal team. ing twice as often. resale value and even the way you (eel behind Charlie Bond and Chris Tortorello have accomplished a feat which reflects strong per- Under normal circumstances, the finish on the wheel, according to the Automotive sonal commitment to Mazda, themselves and Crystal Automall by completing all the your car takes more abuse then any other part of Informal ion ('imiifil. Mazda technical training and mastering all ASE exams. the car, including the engine, brakes, shocks, I*'or a gleaming finish, start with a good WHH "We are extremely proud of our two guys for attaining the level of Muster Technician," tires and transmission.That's because your vrbi job. Regular washings help keep salts, acids and said Mike Rendine, general manager of Crystal Automall. "To reach this level requires an cle is continually exposed to damage from the other impurities from attacking the1 wax and individual with a commitment to excellence in both technical knowledge and customer sat- environment, such as sun, salt, dust, rain mid paint. isfaction, we are fortunate to have two of the best the industry has to offer." airborne pollutants. The damage begun outside The time and money invested in keeping your continues even when your car is parked in a car looking good are well spent.

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5 Speed., 6 Cyl, Power Steer/ABS Brakes/Windows/ Locks, A/C, Anti-Theft AM/FM Stereo Cass, 8 Cyl, Power/Steer/ABS Brakes/Windows/Locks/Mirrors, Anti-Theft AM/FM Stereo CD, 10 Power Top, Dual Air Bags, Spoke Wheels, Heated Front Seats. MSRP $33,995; VIN #XLF82412. Speakers, Head Protection System, Traction Control, Scheduled Maintenance. MSRP $65,270; $3,579 due at delivery incl $2,500 cap cost reduction, $480 bank fee, $300 ref sec dep & 1st mo VlN #XDN74572. $4,379 due at delivery incl $2,500 cap cost reduction, $480 bank fee, $700 ref payment. Total payments $8,970. Total lease cost $11,950. End-Of-Lease Purchase Option sec dep & 1st mo payment. Total payments $25,164. Total lease cost $28,144, End-Of-Lease $24,136. Purchase Option $41,120.

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T days/ Part-Time Respite Work- Fri. 10:00-6 30 with n good personality, •nek. and use Box (4400 ers for our new In-Home nights/weekends Must have car Call (908) you can work part time for the positions below Respite Program. Duties Full Medical and Dental hours and earn what mod include recreation and as- 412-0500 or apply 934 Rt earn in a 40 hour *t*ek It 77 East No. Plainfield. Part-Time Sales/ sistance A/daily living Must have valid NJ gives you more tlm« to skills Hours are flexible Driver & License RECEPTIONIST • |F/T} enjoy Ihis groat w«alh«r! Service And may require evening LEOAL SECRETARV - (F,T| and weekends. Start at $7.00 per hour Modern IHW ulitce, lully Training provided - No expe- Associates S8 00 per hour. High compuleiizcd. Ask foi Mil rience necessary. Supermarket Banking School Diploma, car and Call Kalhy al nsa 732 5600888 Whether it is n permantnt Kenllworth. Montclair. valid drivers license 732-396-4458 WAREHOUSE POSITIONS lull lime |K»l1ion Or jus! • Irvlnglon req'd. Other Part-Time for interview need lo supplement your Salaries start at $11 53(hr positions available Inter- - Immed positions North inconiB - Marketing Plus, ested candidates should Brunswick Warehouse Inc c»n tit your need81 SATURN send resume with cover Data entry. Warehouse- When you join the Summit man/Cable cullers family, you will receive an i letter or complete an ap- plications at: te.iOhr BenHits Vfllid Flexible hours, health Iruur- attractive salary, a com- Drivers Hcunse & Rcf». xnce benellts available. OF GREEN prehensive benefits pack- : bonuBea. Iricndly office Call 212-269-O44B age and more than enough I environment. Call JOHN room lot substenliBl ! COMMUNITY WORK FROM HOME today? BROOK growth. EOE M/F/D/V S500 toS6.000 pt/(t mo ACCESS PAID VACATIONS 732-73B-S100 A lease Voice Bon" is a registered UNLIMITED 1-8OO-3 77-63 3B ASK FOR JOHN trademark ot VOICE BOX 270 Route 22 West 80 W Grand Si.. HORSE SHOW GROOMS CHILD CARE NEEDED lor Tyr. SYSTEMS, Inc. Eliiabeth. NJ 07203 Exp.only Arnbinn show (arm old in my Chatham home. MARKETING PLUS, INC. No Phono Culls Plense. EOE has immed opening. Must be 3-6pm MF Cnr A Driver s Bi-t AMBOV AVENUE Green Brook, NJ CLASSIFIEDS ... able to travel * work wknds Lie Roq'd Call Janet at ! EDISON, NJ 08837 for everyone. THEY WORK! Call 908-879-C100 Z01-863-?07 7 9am-5pm. M-F WAITRESS/WAITER CLASSIFIEDS . FT/PT nights. rieMiulo hpuis. 732-752-8383 bettedls. Sportstimc By tho Caniil 60 Cottontntl THEY WORK! Lano Somorscl NJ (EXIT From the frugal 12 oil Hls2B7) 732-560-9823 Open Classified! COME GROW WITH US! tor the Services t C1.ASSIIILDS ... You Need! ADX0EBIiSUitG.SAL£S IHT-Y WORK! to the thrifty. 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Gla*« * bra** OR, Mni MteMMa aysMms, who DMd H0H chars*, sr- TELEMARKETER bMg,nniantosuh cro., cable, VCR, C A/C. Firewood +12 or Ml cords cum ttmtSamm •quipmart to purenaaa. $49 PURITAN - 3Rm furniehed tage filled with treasure*! Ubt«* black Lacquer ipwp, etc. KNAUfN NCALTVCORP deck, grill, 3 house* Irom Tuea.-s>at., If} aro-S*>m 906/6541566, 732-386-1561 Tl«$- Oaaa* Year Wran- chair*, aolid oafc enter- installation. looajat ppnoi a SPVSR apt. (700/mo. utlla. incl, * beach. C*ll 908-709-1135 Bier, LT 2*S A LT evert Imo aec. Non-smokar, no •oe-sa-7600 1944 Wash, Vail** Rd. tainment center, large OCtANCJTY MAP.VLAMD 2SS/75R16, (4 ea) brand marble base floor lamp, BECOME A $36K peti. Avail. 4/1. •OMCRVILLE- Profe* 732-302--« 229 Furniture HEFMIOCIMTOII - i» cu. elonal office lor rent - Bay aid* town house on new, aacrifloe $H- each. glass * brass coffee tabie. Growing, succauful central Call gO8-72a-OO4« 9M-232-22M avaniriQa in., white, HotPoint, 3yra. 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UK •i dr. 2 2L SFI 4 cylinder, 3 speed automatic transmission, power strng/brks, AIR, cloth bckts. rdef, AM/FM stereo-casselte, all season tires, s/b radials. STK Looking *X4002, VIN JCX7142267. MSRP $14,221. Incl $1500 manf rebate. for a \ H -\\*- I !.' I- .• New Car? H\\\ urns 96 Unn ES3OO

AMI" t,i 1, c t ^j ». • 4 door, 3.1 L SFI 6 cylinder, 4 speed automatic transmission, power steering/brakes, III AIR, cloth buckets. AM/FM stereo-cassette, floor mats, STK #X4704, VIN 4X9222051, MSRP $19,022. Includes $1000 manufacturer's rebate. Check our GARDEN STATE Classified PARKWAY EXIT 140 pages for results!

78, 1-8DO287 7OOB AAA CENTRAL-WEST |ERSEY Prices incl all costs to be paid by consumer except lu:onso. rogialration & t.ixes Pictures lor illustration purp only Not resp for typos 'Closed end leasos w-'12,000 mi/yr; 20e thereafter. Lease pymts based on AUTO BUYING PROGRAM primary lending souico iipprov.it to qua I buyers. See dlr for details. Lessee resp for excess wear & tear, AUTHORIZED DIALER /rnts incl all applicable rebates A incentives. All rebatea go back to dealer. Sale ends 3/27/99.