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Ci UJ fe i± WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD - tQ C= CO !.'- -J U* Li.1 Vol.14, No. 20 Friday. May 14, 1999 50 cents I Briefs Council approves 5 % tax hike Westfield planning ByJONLEDEMUN the last council meeting. The impact is a One person argued that the township in services. Memorial Day parade PRESS COHHKS1\)N1)KNT $f>8 per year increase on an average desperately needed additional ballilelds Harold Shickman said ii" residents assessed home of $116,000 with an esti- ami applauded the increase in the recre- would look at tin* big picture, they'd see WESTFIELD — The SCOTCH PLAINS — Amid a chorus of mated surplus of $2.2 million. ation portion of the budget. that the school budget should be the bat- annual Westfield Memorial jeers, the Township Council voted Tuesday Although Mayor (Jeri Morgan Samuel. Another resident, referring to the tleground over tax increases, not the Day Parade will be held on to approve an amendment to the 1999 Council President Franklin Donatelli and Republican proposal to use some of the municipal budget. May 31, starting at 9 a.m. municipal budget. Councilman Tarcjuin .kiv Bromley received existing .surplus to cover expenses, said he He said nearly NO percent of (he funds The parade route's start- The $16,791,335.32 budget represented support from some residents early in tin' didn't like the idea of spending down the collected by the township go in the Scotch ing point will be at the a 5 percent tax increase and passed by a M- meeting, most of the taxpayers in atten- current surplus, Plains-Kamvood Hoard of Education rmd Veterans Memorial 2 vote along party lines. Democrats in dance appeared to be clearly and loudly "Having a surplus is commendable," he to Union County. Monument, to East Broad favor and Republicans opposed opposed to the t:ix increase. said "It's like families putting aside money "The school budget is the largest Street to Elm Street, left on The amendment authorizes the council Residents in favor ut the budget pre- for a rainy day." amount of money spent in town," Elm Street to Orchard to lower the tax rate increase by 1 point sented a number of arguments to support Others were concerned that reductions Shickman said, "and it passed easily. If Street, right on Orchard from the 6 percent increase proposed at their case. in the budget would result in a reduction (Continued on page A-2> Street to Mountain Avenue, right on Mountain Avenue, past the Revolutionary Cemetery, to East Broad Street and left on East Neighbors are Broad Street to Kairview Cemetery. The following hands have agreed to march: Westfield Community Band, Westfield worried about High School Band, Westfield Fife and Drum Corps, and the Bound 11 rook Drum and Bugle Corps. development Participating bands and marching groups will ussem- ble at Lord & Taylor's purk- By TINA GUARINO project." inglot at H a.m. "The 1'limning Htuti'd felt it was n real improvement to the Participants in the parade WKSTKIKl.l) What develop- district," said Jeremiah who had will be military and civilian ers say will enrich I lie soutbside served as l'lanning Honrd attor- Organizations. including neighborhood has residents of ney while developer Knlph Westfu'ld Fire and Police Ciuviolsi Place tearful it will Kapunnn prepared his applica- Departments, who will honor tion. •did remember veterans and harm it, if not completely destroy Uwt comrades who gave their it. Hul Withers fears the project lives in wartime "We nre low-income hard will he such an improvement that working people." Mary Withers it will force out I he generations of For additional informa- told (be Town Council Tuesday. "1 families wiio have culled Cueeiolu tion, rail Stan Cuba ut (908) can not blame a person who Place home Withers wanted to .664-9181. wants to innki- money by develop- know if the residents would have ing, but what is t he town doing to to bear the burden of the New storytime make sure it doesn't lose its improvements by being penalized socio-economic diversity?" with a property tax hike. ^starting at library Witlirr.s's concerns come in the "If your l;md isn'l being devel- WESTFIELD — A new wake of (lie I'lanning Hoard's oped or changed, your awsens- [three-week long storytime proposed /.oiling change l<> inent won't change and if you toddlers has been ached- accommodate n mixed-use (level assessment doesn't change your at the Westfield opinent on Cncciolii I'lace After taxes won't change," explained mortal Library. D«*ptt« some rough moments in their relationship, Kristin Buckley and the sea lion Schmoo, of EATM I be public hearing, the Town Jeremiah. "Only properties that The 20-minute program of Zoo, the only teaching zoo in the country, are now the best of friends. Kristin took Schmoo to a guest Council upprovetl tin- y.nlH1 are improved will have their ture books, son^s, finger- appearance on the television show Dharma and Greg. change. taxes cliiinge-d." 's and simple crafts is Mayor Tuin .Jurdim said tin- The development, which COI11- igned for 2-year-olds and function of the Housing hmes business ,i!iit mult i-fnmily *~|JSI accompanying adult. The CoiuinisHiiin, which was r,;lal> residential Imild i iu;s, includes "~ ;t session will be offered Woman earns the privilege lished last year, is specifically !<• two I, .- 11;ifM-, address those conci'rns. acre property fit Central Avenue [-40:30-10:50' a.m. Additional Town Attorney Hill Jeremiah and Cuerml.'i I'lace. Ketilil UHCS sions will be offered characterized I lie development will occupy the street level of one (Continued on page A-2> ughout the- year of swimming with dolphins proposal as a "very atlinrlive The attending child must accompanied by an adult ByTlNAGUAMNO id have a Westfield Library UKi'i >KI> I'HKSS rd. Children must \w 2 Council wants ars old by the starting date SCOTCH PLAINS Hii the the session. A letter first day of class most people scribing the story hour. need rain, the Flea Market at the covered animal training wasn't 1'li.n. that's fine too." Fanwood Train Station spon- as glamorous as it seemed on The county is providing grants "We're going to put these up sored by the Metropolitan TV. "There was no room in the through the Department of (entrance Higns) anyway, so if Baptist Church has been Dumpater so I had to moosh it Economic Development under they're going to pay for it we rescheduled to Saturday, in with my feet" the "Project Downtown Union should do it," Councilman Jim May 15. Buckley got more than she County" to assist municipalities Oruba. Vendors wilt sell an in addressing and encouraging "I am very pleased that the assortment of merchandise. bargained for during her 22- month, 7-day-a-week training the economic development of council haH shown Much strong Refreshments will be on sale The first year, which she downtown arean. support for our downtown by the host organization. For referred to as "boot camp," was Included in the council's capi- improvements and that tha vendor information, call a weeding out period. Of the tal budget discussions were new Wcstflnld grunt application in (908) 654-9190. original 65 students in her trash receptacles, new town going to be a very Htrong one," class, ottly 41 made it to grndu entrance signs nnd improve- said DWC Executive Director ments to the Central Avenue Michael Lu Place. "Any of the pro- ation. jects that the county agrees to "For the first nine months Kristin was an intern at Universal Studios for two weeks where she underpass. The other projects on met Louie the orangutan who was featured In the movie Dr. Doollttl*. the li«t were discussed by mem- fund, will put our improvement Inside (Continued on page A-^i ber* of the .Special Improvement plan 'in the fust track." Commentary .. .A-4 Community Life .B-1 New municipal flag will honor POWs and MIAs wnrk and iiiiimi Obituaries A-9 •y TINA OUJUUNO Jardim with n new POW/MIA when tin- l'< >WVMIA HHJ; WIIH cre- yi'iirs ,iii(l bnpi- IIIIM will hi' flng t(i WIIVC in memory of the ated." bent yciir," Miinnidt .-mid. "Memoiiiil Hfiv is to pay trib- KKfOUlJ-mKSS * ~~~ IiiHpin-d by Col. .John ute to those who nave their live« Sports B-2 country's service men and The veterans are /il»o gearing WESTFIELD—The municipal women, up for Buddy Poppy Week, May McCraf'M poem "In FIHIHIITH for their ciiiiiitrv," Brown wild. "TIH'V arc HtraiiKcrN who made PrlmeTlme B-3 building will be adorned with a "We'd like to bring attention 21- May W when veteran* will Fields" nbnut thorn; who fought new flag honoring prisoner** of to the public that there are still be at various locations in town and died in France during World HHcrificeH to proHi*rv« the War I, voternnH nround the world American way of life us we know Real Estate ... .CM war and those missing in action. missing service men and women selling thn famous red flower. Marty Cohen, Commander of form various wars," Cohen said, Proceeds from the sales will ben- have been distributing the it," Brown iiddnd. "By wearing the Buddy I'oppy you are honor* Automotive C-2 VFW Post 11467, ftichard noting the country's heightened efit needy and disabled veterans, poppy as a memorial flower for Manrodt, chairman of the Poppy sensitivity to prisoners of war dependents of veterans, as woll decades, ing those lives. Veterans who want to help In Classified C-3 Committee for the Westfleld since the Kosovo situation, "Not aa widows and orphans of Brown said it is important to VFW and B1U Brown, a World only did they have America's deceased veterans, remind adults end school chil- the distribution of Buddy War II veteran and VFW mem- attention but they've had our "We appreciate all the dona- dren alike that Memorial Day is Popples should call Richard btr presented Mayor Tom attention ever since tha '7O'i tions from people in previou* more than Just • day off from Manrodt at 232-23S6, is'" *•> May 14, 19991 Record-Press Woman earns privilege (Continued from page A-1' She will work for Dolph.:, you don't interact with any ani- (jue.-t at the Southampton mals, I was basically the person Princess Hotel in Bermu(i ; that cleaned," Buckley said_ which has an interactive facih-. "They instilled this strict rule of where tourists can swim with U- non-interaction in us so we would dolphins while learning abou- have a greater respect for the them and their conservation. anirnal-s once we did start work- Buckley was hired aft.r ing with them." impressing trainers at the facil, And once she did, she was ty during a 2 1/2 week internsbjp exposed to the same array of per- she performed in January. sonalities she would encounter On her last day, the 8-nionti, with people. old dolphin Somers, who wouldn ; get close to anyone, went over t<, "Some of the animals were Buckley and nudged her on tb< stubborn, sweet and patient, lov- arm. ing, shy or dominant, I had to 1 adjust to each one of them,' "It was an incredible moment.' Buckley said. she said. "The trainer there told And they adjusted to her. too. mo I have a good heart for work "If I was anxious about a tost ing with animals." or upset with a co-trainer while I His words echoed a notion sht- was working with Schmoo, the heard at the age of 13, the first sea lion, it was almost as if she time she saw a dolphin, while oj, could read my emotions," Buckley vacation with her family ui the said. "She'd react by threatening Virgin Islands. me with a lunge or opening her "The man who chartered tin mouth and barking." boat told me it was an awesome But for Buckley there is an thing to see dolphins because added gratification when it they only come to people with comes to animals. kind hearts," she remembered. TINA GUARINO/RECORD-PRESb "To walk by a lion who (rusts "Dolphins are my favorite am you, or to get spit on by a camel mal, 100 percent," she said. "They A new flag for the municipal building or to get groomed by a monkey is are one of the most intelligent priceless," Buckley said, 'it's very animals to train. They are peace- Veteran Marty Cohen presents Westfield Mayor Tom Hardim with a new POW/MIA flag to fly at the municipal building. Also presenting the ful and have a hidden beauty flag to the mayor are veterans Richard ManrocJt and Bill Brown. Howards in Buckley's field thai is very mystifying." would IK1 deemed Buckley grad inappropriate in c o r p o r a t e 'Dolphins are my favorite America; she still animal, 100 percent... Fanwood High Township Council approves 5 % tax hike remembers her They are one of the most Sc|]°°' in ,1992 first kiss on the 7 (Continued from page A I) he .said, "because I hey lead ill Democrats for their unwilling- Murkw pointed out that the job. , and then from you're concerned, you should the papers liist week that you ness U» compromise at last Board of Education carries a $1 intelligent animals to tram. North Carolm.. speak to the .school board or at planned to disregard the public week's working session, lie IIIHO million surplus on a $40 million "It was dis- the county level. They've -Ljiven up." was critical of Bromley, who IIHH budget compared to the town- it They are peaceful and state University said he'd rather err on tin1 high Hhip having a $') million surplus like "I cun't understand wliy we're Tin* Kepiihliran was furious a hidden beauty that Originally, she here arguing ahiiut it rcl.itivolv that taxes in Scotch Plains were side on taxes. on a municipal budget of almost fish," Buckley is very mystifying. small municipal budget," be Mini "What thin means," the $17 million. recalled laugh- intended to he a going to increase at a lunr when — Kristin Buckley veterinarian but The school budget ol' nearly Trenton anJ raising ter off in the hands of the gov- Hurplus," he said. sea lion kisses your mouth and course Several other individuals I axes in a non election year so ernment than in your hands." Donatelli compared the coun- then blows the fish guts she just for her were satisfied Unit I he budget the I >eiuori als would be in a "Yen, I do prefer to err on the cil Republicans to some nte into your face." "1 knew I loved animals lju.-i wnt* developed and lecoiiinienil position tii ,iif(Mic against raising high Hide, bernu.se it moans you SouthernerH who refused to Once the program progressed, didn't know how I could get od by u Htnfi of professionals who taxes during the next campaign. won't have to pay twice sin much believe the South had lost the Buckley was assigned to the 19 involved with them other th;m know better than anyone what Spera also ca.stigated Hrnniley next year," Bromley .said. ('ivil War. He said the year-old sea lion who planted the being a veterinarian," said the budget requiicnii'iitH are to lor suggesting; that the uverllow "If Mr. Marks and Mr. Republican cuuncilmen "said wet one on her. Buckley who found out about the maintain service levels. audience that attended the had McClintdck are wrong, if their what you want to hear, not what "When I became her trainer it exotic animal program throng)) .1 , One of them hlanii's (lie state gel hearing, last month \va hot on the Hiirplun is incorrect, you don't want to hoar." was different because 1 actually friend. fur causing an imbalance on llu< nri'hest rated by the Kepiiblicans. we could have n tax iiK'rentu1 of "The duHt has nettled — let's got the behavior I wanted." Although she has been an am revenue side of (lie it11lal ion by "The residents spoke and I I percent in the '2000 municipal start working together," he said. Buckley said. "Training is a mal lover ber entire life, her contributing only .'15 percent of soundlv rebuked this ljii(l(;t i Iwn budget," the Democratic council- AH the budget portion of the bunch of successive approxima- experience with the 160 exotic the township's education budget weeks ago," said < "on nil I ma n man Haiti. "Well, I'm not willing meeting ended, many of those tions to get to an end goal. So if animals at the zoo in California T.hin, he iiiaintaineii, puts the William Met 'Unlock, who noted to take that risk. opposed to the tax increase were she wasn't doing it for me I'd give has expanded the pets she owns township in the unenviable pnsi her a time out like a kindergart- from the typical cat and dog to :i 1 r with irony that it was "Tax "They £nvv 1 percent and we vocal us they left the chambers. Lion of fu mil in , the ivmaininn (>.> I'leedimi Hay." i;ave 1 percent." Bromley said, "I wonder what the excuse ner. not iced her and then ask her cockatoo and rat. to do it again." percent while also a|>pni|niaUiii', In < ill u 1/1 u |: 11 ic imiiii il "bnl their 1 percent i.s better?" will be next year.' one person (iracie. a .'H-year-old cockatoo funds for expenses nut ri'laletl to I ll'llKK IMt;, lor Ignoring tile pith On the issue of (be surplus, V.-lled. "I'd take away what she wants, moved in with Buckley after the educutiun. hr's input. Met'hillock compared which is the food and niv atten- zoo decided it didn't want her Former Mayor (Jnliriel Spora the timing lit I he ta\ increase In tion, during the tune out in order anymore. lambasted the llciuotTiitic those put through by former ( ios to make her give me what I (iracie, owned by a celebrity niujority foi -ougngini! in what lie James Mono and President Neighbors are worried want." Buckles- added. who donated her to the zoo. But unlike kindergarten, became sick soon after ber described as purely MiTo^nut ('Iintoii. i ('out limed from page A- I1 den apartments as well as multi- there is no principal's office for arrival, Buckley was assigned the behavior. The councilman reiterated the Milc with 20 apartments on ple nara^e.s. Hapuano will still Buckley to send ber students to responsibility of taking care of "People didn't slum t• |> today." Itopuhlirnii position that no tax the second and third floors. The have to apply for minor vari- when they nilnbchave. her and now the healthy (iracie increase was required hut that other building behind the first ances. Once, while training Schmoo. squawks and talks all day long m they would compromise anil will include It) townbouse.s. Current /oniu-a allows for Mi Buckley accidentally bumped Hnckley's apartment. accept a 1 percent inerea>e in The iv/iining will affect both dwelling units per acre, into her. cninhiuat ion with a I l;i\ pouil sides ill t '.let iula I'hire as Well as Kapuano's application would Having a pet rat at home "She turned around and reduction in S|HIHIIIIK two olher areas in town 1 hat are allow 2-1 \ to put in (lie 10 town made some of Buckley's tasks ,it locked her laws around my leg." * A MediaNows Group NPWSJKIIX'I He s; 11< I a zero increase in currently zoned I he same ;>s houses the zoo more difficult, especiali> Buckley said, noting the bleeding : NJNPubfahiiKjWKK) luxes would generate an est i Cacciola McKinle\ School and The density was reduced from during the reptile training pro and infection that followed mated $'J million surplus, more an already developed multi-fami- an original proposal of \\\\ units grain when she had to learn how iRecwd-Pross (tJSPs ()(«i (W)t is "1 had tn digest that I did to feed reptiles. Every student publisliod on I inlay byNJN than recovering any of I he !!)(>!• ly residential area on Prospect per acre something wrong to her She \va^ PubfchilKJ. :i()1 Ct'iilr.ilAvi). Claik. biid|;el surplus n.-.ed to cover Street, A /.one change was requested had to kill a pigeon by snapping fine with me but 1 just didn't NJ 07OBti (StOd) ii'/ii-tiWO. .Sucoltil expenses. P>asi>d on hiMoncal Victoria Minnicks was also because the property straddled its neck and kill a rat using ga- trust her the .-aiiie," Buckley class postal)** paidat Oiinfintl, NJ performance, he was coiiUdi'iil concerned about the impact of two zones: commercial on Central "The worse thing for me wa> said "So I bad tn redo our bond- 07016, POSTMASU (i please that the sin plus would he even the /.one clmuge for the McKinloy Avenue anil residential in the seeing the ruts on trays in the send clmnijos loNJN Piibhsliivy , ing by spending a lot of time with higher I hall projected. School area. rear freezer," Buckley said. "The hard Fulfillment office , I'O lli>x (id!). her and giving her lots and lots of "My words pale in comparison "There is no plan to change "The applicant came with a est thing for many people to han- Somorvillo, NJ i)8H/u. fish." to what the public said two the school so I here will be no plan the Planning Hoard fell was dle was understanding to feed Subscription tales by rtmil. ime And Scbnioo was also able to some animals we had to kill some year within Union County $1/, out weeks ago," lidded Uepubllcan mulli-family housing there," too intense," .lereniiah said "We of county $20, out of stnto $:M In Councilman Martin Marks. "This Jeremiah assured her. scaled It back teach Buckley something animals But that's the way it is subscribe call 1 800-3(11) wx>\ is a kick in the face and it's With lfi changes to the hind Prior to the formal presonta "When I was touching Schmoo in nature and since they are in shameful use ordinance including allowing turn of the proofs to the Planning and feeling her little ear flaps, I captivity it i.s our responsibility Marks was critical of (lie townhoust-s instead of just gar- Hoard, the developer worked realized that I wanted to do this to provide for them." with the Planning Hoard lor the rest nf my life," she said. "And Buckley's parents, John and iihoul ei^ht months to address from that day on 1 promised Ellen, along with her sisters Ah. concerns. The Planning Hoard myself I'd pursue it as much as I 27 and Shannon, 20 are proud of made several recommendations could, going down every' avenue her accomplishments. to the Town Council which were to work with marine mammals." rf*No\v we have a great excuse Spring Clearance unanimously approved by t he Starting in June, every day to go to Bermuda, the only island Laws i*t Rules Committee and Buckley will gel to live out the we've never seen," said Buckley's ultimately the entire Town dream of many beach goers • mother. "Not only will we get to Council. shell get to swim with dolphins. visit Kristin, but we'll get to swim with Flipper, too." Buckley is eagerly preparing for her new job in Bermuda, Our exclusive hand-rubbed finish. "1 want to be happy with what It's the ultimate in lasting impressions. I'm doing and animals make me happy and so do people," Buckley said "I have the best of both worlds." May 13th through the 16th

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"He encourages us to gymnasium. the trench coat for a while until School Principal Robert Petix talk to each other and communi- "That dress is an expression of the heightened sensitivity to it doesn't mind being called idealis- cate." either great comfort and safety or diminished. "He understood at tic if it means his students are The simple morning reminders it is an expression of disdain and comfortable. that point, even though lie had are intended to last throughout alienation," Dr. Petix said. "As we done nothing wrong, to hold off on The MSNBC Town Meeting is the day, encouraging healthy heard from Nicole, it is obvious his trench coat was in the best long done and the camera crews social interaction among stu- that she fits into the category of interest of the school community have gone, but Dr Petix said one dents, staff and teachers so someone who deserves respect of the most important lessons is nobody feels as alienated as theand admiration and I encourage and that says, a lot." communication among all mem-two teenagers did in Littleton. her to express her individualism." Dr Petix pointed out that in bers of the school community. Although Dr. Petix did ask one Dr. Petix looked through the areas where gangs are prevalent, That's why as part of his daily student who has worn a trench locker of the student who wears some schools, to avoid conflicts, morning announcements. Dr. coat to school for years to stop for the trench coat about two to three don't allow students to wear cer- Petix is reminding high school a while until the sensitivity to days after the incident in tain colors that are associated students and staff alike of thewhat it has recently come to sym- Colorado because the parent of a with the gangs. lessons they learned in kinder- bolize diminishes, he said he does girl who attends the high school Students m the high school garten; say please and thank you, not mind students who dress like expressed concern. said Dr. IVtix's morning acknowledge people fully by look- senior Nicole Luria. "1 think we're in a heightened announcements art' working. ing them in the eye when you are Dressed in black vinyl outfit awareness now to tremb coats "It's very idealistic hut we all talking to them and hold the door with red platform boots and aand it could ho a signal to us and need idealism," Dr. Petix said. "We open for thi1 person behind you spiked collar. Luna attracted the we would be foolish to ignore that have to model virtues ami I hat's a "Dr. Petix is trying to make the attention of Jane Paulcv during signal," Dr. Petix said. lifelong process." Alleged pot smoker charged with starting fire stoiv and attempted to rractivntt' 1 Wfstfidd Scotch Plains tin scrvinv Ho flod without LHMIIK Brian C Haines, 18. of Acacia identified. An unlocked car parked on Road was charged with criminal | Police log Hort Street was reported burglar ized May 1, police said. A neigh mischief and the use of marijuana A Church Street resident April ,'W, police said bor saw two males rummaging May A. police said. The plates reported the theft of a bicycle through the car. The two suspects Haines is accused of starting a were reported stolen from from a rear yard May 6. police brush fire oa Hh/abelhtown then tied. Another car was also Newark Fob. 14. said. reported eiitored on Hort Street Celebrating Arbor Day Water Company property on Brown was held on warrants •Jerusalem Koad .'i:-lfi p.m. April from the Essex County Sheriffs Fanwood Mayor Maryanno Connolly, Steven Fnlco, chairman of 29. Police allege that Haines wa.-. An East Second Street resident A bicycle was reported stolen the Fanwood Shade Tree Commission, Cole School second-grad- Office for violation of probation. report i'd pulling into his driveway from South Avciuif May ;">, police smoking marijuana at the time of Hrown was stopped on front er Knty Cockrell, Freeholder Linda Ste.nder and Betty Lafayette, the incident. and seeing a man rutnma^in^ said. The bicycle was not locked secretary of the shade tree commission, lookover the schedule for Street after driving with a flat 1 tire through his sister's car May (>, "I - , , , the Artbor Day Cerermony held nt LnGrande Park in Fanwood. Three teenage boys, two 17 and police said. The man fled leaving llregorv Cost me, •!;!, ui one l(i. were apprehended throw- A Portland Avenue business a bicycle at the scene. Standish Avenue was (barged ing oggs at an Essex Road resi- reported the theft of four with drunken driving after crash Millennium calendar dence May 2, police said. The Japanese maple shrubs take from ing into a tree (in Mountain teenagers were released to their its lot during the night May 6, A Portland Avenue resident Avenue 10:111 p.m. May 7, police parents. police said. reported cash and personal items said. He was admitted to design contest planned taken from his car parked on University Hospital in Newark lo A Redwood Koad resident lANWOOll A coiimiuiuK Helty Seerv of the Scotch PlnillS- A (Irand Street resident Forest Koad near Mountain be treated tor head injuries wide contest will begin shorlly ti> Kanwond Art Association and reported the theft of a cellular reported numerous pieces of jew- Avenue May K, police said. telephone from the house May 3. 1 desi)',n the ruvii ol the inillt'tini IttTiiadelte [lover and Mlil*i elry taken from a bedroom May (i, inn Community Calendar pro McHevitl of the College Club of police said. Workers were report police said. An $ 1,100 saxophone was ed present during the day. reported .stolen frimi Ihe West field dliced I>Y Ihe Ctillege Chili 0 May 8, police said. miring Ihe after school program. 1 reported someone came into the one fur the 1 !>!'•' 2000 calendar Uox I .'.. I'anwoud, N.I 07O2H by and the oilier lui (In- 2000 2O0 ) -bine I, !'!!>!» calendar. Prize-, include tree Applicants ari' encouraged to advertising a $100 S;ivmg« Ittmd iibi.iin ,i N.iinpb' of the Council approves plan to improve Ross Place ora weekend at the .Jersey shore. Cuimmiiiity ('ali'iidar and lo call ByTWAOUAMNO told the Town Council sc> keeping it in good condition is pavement width, down from its Judges are Anne (iitihims and •J:.V.\ r,M:t tin- details. I'KKSS As an adult, MncHitchif has important." MacHUchie said. current fili feet been an advocate for Koss Place "This project went through the MacHitchie also recommend Town soliciting garage proposals \VESTF1EI.1> The Town He highlighted the problems he pet it ion process and the capital ed the town use the robot sewer Council approved a $115,000 claims have plagued the "inonli budget process " camera to inspect the sanitary VV K S T I' 1 K I. I) I'n w 11 Formal icsponsi-H to the plan Tuesday to improve Ross Mackitclut- said the project sewer system at Knss Place Ailin in i si i. ii») i Kilu.irtl (ioltkn IV'I i-jui'• t Inr t'IIJ|MIS;IIS niusl be in natelv wide" .street for several 1 Place. would give Ito.ss Place the same Tile Town Council also and tin I lownlim n Wi'sl di'ld l>v Mav -?l. Tin- \)WC IIJIN nine years, including a lack of curb configuration as Boulevard: 100 approved funding for improve ( 'orjjiir.tl mil -,|;ilf havr |ii'f)V'ic|r<| lici-ii |iic|iai Mij! a :i|>(ill( aliiin for "Ever since 1 was five or six ili^, a high crown, weedy shmil years old I could see Koss I'lace feet from one property line lo the ineiils lu rerreat muni facilities IIilnjm.it Mil. Id lln rniiinrcj irij' a i'liiuti rontilN !',nui( (<> INIIH was a terrible mess," former decs and truncated driveways. other acrosM I be street; 71 feet in town as well as various other (•(insiillanl nitcri'.sh'd in siibinil In rtsi ijic ini[it iiM'incnl pnijet'lH Councilman Ken MacHitehie "The street is the entrance to from a sidewalk to the sidewalk streets including (lallows IIIIJ; |IKI|HIS,II^ lui tin* iii'w ji.nk in ill'S|II1 M ial liiipiiivi'ineiit the Boulevard Historic l)i>trict across the street and a 10 loot Komi and Willow ( irovo Hoail. nit; facility I'l 1 nt I Noted professor to present lecture at historical society meeting (6) Home KANWOOI) The Historical ry professor from Kean more inlnrmal ion about the Society of Scotch Plains and I University, where Dr Kice has Historical Society, call President High Velocity Internet Service. It's Here Fanwood will bust Professor been teaching for. Kichard Housiniet at i<)0Hi 2.12 Arnold Kice. 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Jersey Boy It's not as easy as it sounds Congratulations! You may he eligible to receive as much Mike Deak as $120! That is the message; New Jersey taxpayers received from Gov. Christine Todd Whitman in the past week, informing them of the new property tax relief program. It Still iB a program which, officials boast, could grow to an annu- al average amount of $600 per property owner. waiting The flier boasts that "it's simple, it's fast and it's easy." That's the theory, at least. To apply for the check, property owners must complete to grow up the 1998 NJ SAVER Worksheet — so far, so simple. (Though one must wonder if this isn't a duplication of The happiest day of my ado lescence came on a steamy effort; doesn't the state already have the worksheet infor- Friday afternoon in May when I mation on the 1998 New Jersey State tax forms?) suddenly got a hot putter. Oh, well. We'll give the state the benefit of the doubt and It was 28 years ago and I was assume the information is going to a different location. a 14-year-old freshman on the Taxpayers must then call an automated claim system at 1- varsity golf team of Somervillc 877-NJTAX72. You cannot mail in the worksheet. Aye, High School. We were playing our there's the rub! dreaded rival, Bound Brook m It appears the system was not created to accommodate Green Knoll, and on the last four the number of callers anxious to receive their booty from a holes of my 9-hole match I sank governor who's already declaimed her interest to run for putts of at least 12 feet for a :j-0 Senate next year; busy signals seem to be the rule, rather win. The team won that day, too; any victory for Somerville was an than the exception. It's not as simple, fast or easy as it is upset, but this was doubly deli- made out to be. cious because we had edged The flier boasts that "the relief we've enacted won't be Bound Brook. The sweet elixir of swallowed up by the bureaucracy, it will be sent directly to victory soaked my heart and you — in the form of a check." So instead of bureaucracy, there was this incredible our time is being swallowed up by what has turned out to moment, in my brother's car on be a cumbersome procedure1. I low many taxpayers will get the way home from the course when the radio was playing The tired of re-dialing and waiting? How many will persevere? 1 How many will lose their NJ SAVER Rebate because they Doors "Love Her Madly,." when ] can't get through by the June 15 deadline and simply give thought life could not get any up? Letters to the editor better. Including the homestead rebate form with taxpayers' But that was a rare moment m state income tax forms made it easier for taxpayers to get my adolescence. The memories <>( what they are entitled to with minimal fuss. The same those years are kept in the should have been done with the NJ SAVER Rebate. Take Transylvania of my soul, a plan* Priceless value of Peer Leadership where dark clouds roil about the time to do it right. To The Record-Press: tion iesson for the future training of peer leaders empty castles and lighting holts And just wait until you try to get a savings on your car As a child grows, there are days or events which which was videotaped and will serve as a teaching kill innocent sheep grazing in the insurance signal that they have moved onto the next plateau tape for new programs in New Jersey and other fields. These were the unhappie-t of learning. As adults we look back at these events states. years of my life and I remember and formulate n memory which is cherished and Your children speak with poise well beyond their being frustrated at the insidiim- indelible. years. Their addresses are confident and well drip of miserable time until 1 This summer, your children made a commitment thought out. Your children ask the audience to lis- grew up and life would be su The Record-Press is here for you to become Peer Leaders. They learned to work ten to them because they -speak from their hearts. much simpler and free of the anx together, break boundaries, develop trust, build self Your children discuss the strength of "Kid-to- iety that stalked me every day. The following information should help you get your ideas 1 confidence and become the best they are capable of Kid" helping with decisions regarding alcohol and Of course life has not gotten and community news into Tin 1'ivss: becoming. This year, your children demonstrated drug use. Their respect for each oilier models our simpler. Life has become increas- Call Executive Editor Cheryl Kenske at (908) 575-6684 their accomplishment of reaching the next plateau. program in a manner that words cannot and do not ingly complicated; the more ymi with story suggestions, questions or comments. They completed their training and began imme- do justice. learn about the subtleties of "rial The spoils editor is Rich Bevensee. lie can be reached at diately to impact the Westfield community. In the We have sent this letter with pride and a sense life," the more the black am! (908) 575-6698. district, the peer lenders conducted outreach activ- of commitment to our youth. You see, this year, your white issues dissolve into a fuzzy Our address: Thf Rvvonll'ivaa, P.O. Box 699, Somerville, ities with their peers and elementary students children formed the indelible and cherished memo gray. You realize the power li their parents. played in the development of these proud young to harsh or cynical judgments. The Rcvortl-Press will correct errors of fact, context or pre- They also shared their growth at numerous men and women. They have indeed reached that But. through experience, you've sentation and clarify any news content that confuses or mis- speaking engagements and trainings in the plateau. They go forward ready to embrace the gotten better coping with tin leads readers. Please report errors to Executive Editor evenings and out of district including: participation future with confidence and courage. They have abil- curve balls — and the occasion Cheryl Fenske at r>75-()f>81. in The Now Jersey Middle School Peer Leadership ities which are limitless. al spitball — that life throw.- ;ii Deadlines Initiative Day of Learning, a presentation to par- Thank you for encouraging your children to be you. And the anxieties have ^m- ents before a joini parent meeting, and most recent- part of the Peer Leadership program of Kdison and ten bored and, like an old Inniml The deadline for submitting articles and press releases to ly, a presentation for Mayors, Town Council mem- Koosevelt Intermediate Schools. They have set the dog. sleep most of the time. l>ut The Recortf-IWss is 5 p.m. Kriday. The deadline for submit- bers and other elected officials from Union County .standard for the State and all future Peer Leaders. are still ready to .stalk their pivy ting letters to the editor is 10 a.m. Monday. as a State recognized model program. Your children We are proud to sponsor such a worthy program when the scent of fear arrives will also be presenting to the (.iovernor's Council on with the Westfield School District. 1 There are too many tini' .- Letter policy Alcoholism and Drug Abuse and newly selected BOARD MEMBERS OF THE WESTFIELD adult mentors in the State (if New Jersey. these days when I wish the com Letters should be no longer (ban 200 words and may be MUNICIPAL ALLIANCE/PANDA plications would melt and culled These Peer Leaders helped develop a demonstra- Westfield in a puddle that I could stomp edited for content, brevity, good taste and libel. Letters 1 should be typewritten and include the writer's daytime tele- while singing a happy song N' ' phone number for verification, if necessary. that's not going to happen Send letters to Tlw licvord I'nss.WO Bnx 699,Somerville. Maybe in 10 or 20 years, when 1 Jung is best person to be mayor am eased into my twilight year- NJ, 08876. Letters can also In- faxed to (9OH) 57f>-6«8:J. with good grace and dignity, per- Announcements To the Iteeord-Pres**: years and have had the privilege of getting to know I enthusiastically encourage my fellow Lou. His dedication to public service and impecca- haps the only problem I will have Wedding, engagements, anniversaries and births are Republicans to join me and vote for Lou .lung in the ble record as councilman speak for themselves and is deciding how much to eat al printed without charge in Tin- RatmiI'rvss. Send your news Fanwood Mayoral Primary on June H. have made my choice easy. the buffet table at an Atlantic and photo to the above address Lou gets my endorsement because 1 am confi- Lou Jung is by far the best choice for Republican City casino. But thnt time is tar If you would liki' help organizing your announcement, call dent that he is the best person to be the mayor of candidate for mayor. Vote for him on June H and far into the future and I am a^ain Tina McAleer at (90H> 575-(i7();i and ask for a form. mil' town. You can be sun- that he will always serve ensure that the political leadership in our romiii'i- experiencing the twinge of ade. We accept color or black and white photographs. Please do our best interests with dignity ami integrity, nity is the best it can be. lescent frustration at the teilnm- not send irreplaceable photographs. If you would like your By voting for Lou Jung on June M we will do a THOMAS P. RYAN, JR. march af time. Perhaps it ivalh photo returned, send along a stamped, self-addressed enve- great service to both the Republican Party and the Republican Candidate is true; the early 40s are a second Borough of Kanvvood. 1 have lived in town for two Borough of Fanwood Council adolescence but much more dau- lope. genius than the first because you are armed with knowledge .ni'i the money to do foolish thing- There is another memory I Thanks for supporting home tour have of that day 2H years ago 1 To The Ilei.ml-Press: Thank you to the many businesses in Westfield got home just in time to gobble J Our town was arrayed in its most perfect spring and surrounding towns who provided gifts for the ham sandwich, then I rushed mil Wl'-Sll II ! I) SI OK I i I'l.MNS 1ANVV1XH) blooms on May 1 for "A Tour of Notable Homes" pro- raffle, sen-ices and sponsorships. of the house with t lie youth e,pmi> A MedtaNews Group Newspaper duced by tin- Friends of the Westfield Symphony Their spirit is what makes our area a great place of the Neshanic MetlimlM NJN Publishing ©1999 Orchestra to benefit its programs and outreach. to live and work. Church to catch a presentation "I On behalf of the symphony family, heartfelt grat- No American orchestra can operate on the pro- "Jesus Christ Superstar" -i' itude to the ultimate chairwomen, Deirdre ceeds of its ticket sales alone. Thanks to our I'lincetoa Theological Center I Rosemarle Maio Malacrea and Kenee Trabert, and their out stand ing Friends and their friends for their efforts to assist don't remember much except lli> Publisher committee. Special appreciation goes to the home- the WSO to continue to bring the world's greatest familiar songs ami that every owners who so graciously opened t heir homes to t lie music home for all to hear and enjoy thing was loud and unorganized Cheryl Fenske public: Mr, and Mrs Luuis Krancz, Joseph 1 NANCY N. JACKSON Hut one moment sticks in "'Y Executive Editor DeAlessandro, Mr. and Mrs I 'rank liaibaugh, Mr. mind like an grastdioppei Executive Director, Y >|( and Mrs. Fred Btielder and • Jeneune Willvard. Westfield Symphony Orchestra encased in nmber. Off to <>i" '* Alton Conover Tina Guarino of the stage in the tumult ilia1, Sport* Editor Reporter was omnipresent in the earl> 1970s was n slender but well- Program is a statewide model shaped girl, about my age, in ;» Eileen Blckel John Tslmboukla light T-shirt dancing alone ti> the Advertising Director Production Manager To The audience of political, educational, police, and mimic. The stirrings I began to On Tuesday, April '20 at a Joint Meeting with social leaders attending. feel did not come from the spiri- the Union County's Mayors, elected officials and At this meeting, (he West held |>tM,,. tuality of the music, but from a the Governor's Council on Alcoholism and Drug Leadership program was recognized by the much bigger, more incoinpi'eben Abuse, a group of Edison and Roosevelt State as a model adolescent program in Union sible force. I tried to quiet tin1 Intermediate School students wore honored for flecord-PfeM (USPS 008-049) is publislwi on Friday by NJN Publishing , County. stirrings by reminding mym-lf 801 Central Av*., ClarN, NJ 07066 (flOH) r.Vs-ooeo. Second class postage paid their success in peer leadership and mentoring The horrifying Colorado events that unfolded this was n religious function an« It Crtnford, NJ 07018, PO9TMASTFH filensn send changes to NUN Publishing of Intermediate School students. later thnt snme day made us even more appre- such stirrings were not allowed, Fulfillment ottiee , PO Box 090. Somer villa. NJ OB876. Subscription rates by Brief descriptions of their efforts wore given ciative of the guidance efforts currently avail- but the mix of the cliched snered mell, one year within Union County $ 17, out ol county $20, out of atale $24. by six students representing 90 eighth grade able in our Westfield schools, and profane, the complied'iMK 1 To •ubeorlbe call 1-800-300-9331 peer leaders from both Edison and Roosevelt We congratulate All involved in making this lontrndictions, was JUBI nn in' "'. schools followed by n summation of this worth- Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 program possible. icnting as tho victory on the gi'H while program by their Student Assistance BITTY LIST, BETTY RIK6R, DET. SQT JOHN course. It wns one of the rnrc News 908-575-6664 Counselor, Ma. Marie Koch. DAU/B moments when I didn't want to Advertising 732-396-4^04 The composure, conviction, and dedication of and LUCY VAN IPEREN grow up and I wiih I had some o* these itudents was moat impressive to the large WMtfteld Municipal Alllanoa/PANDA thotie momenta now. Record-Press A-s : Budget will meet obligations, while reducing tax burden By RICHARD H. BAGOER returning to taxpayers the the surplus represents only STATK AS.SKMHI.VMAN ' fruits of a successful economic- 3.9 percent of total spending policy. and is actually low in compar- The Legislature is now in On April 15, Governor ison to other states. In fact, 35 the process of developing a signed legislation establish- states have a larger percent- state budget that will carry ing a $1 billion property tax age surplus than New Jersey. New Jersey into the new mil- relief program that will bene- It is critical that we not dip lennium. It will be the final fit more than 1.9 million state into the surplus to create new- budget of a decade that has residents who pay school spending initiatives. Changes witnessed successes and fail- property taxes. This historic to the Governor's spending ures based primarily on eco- tax relief program will be plan should be made only to nomic and fiscal policies phased in over a five-year strengthen existing programs implemented through the period with the first install- or to enhance the surplus. annual budget process. ment sent to taxpayers in the One area that is in neod of The decade of the 1990s close examination by the began with a budget that Appropriations Committee is needed to address the unbri- Guest the role that social service dled spending policies of the agencies provide to the state's late 1980s, when the neediest citizens. In each of Legislature spent, rather commentary our three recent public hear- than saved, the revenues that ings, we heard testimony from were generated during a peri- non-profit direct care service od of sustained economic Fall of this year. groups. The members of t host- growth. The spending plan crafted organizations contract with Unfortunately the remedy by the Appropriations the State to work with indi- in the 1991 state budget was a Committee will include the viduals with developmental $2.8 billion state tax increase necessary funding to imple- disabilities, mental health that failed miserably and ment the first year of the New problems and children with drove the state into the deep- Jersey School Assessment an unacceptable home lift*. est economic downturn in Valuation Exemption Relief During the public hearings, over fifty years. (N.J. SAVER) program. these individuals expressed In 1992, however, a new fis- Budget priorities will be set in their concern with salnry lev- cal agenda began for New a way to assure homeowners els for non-state direct care Jerseyans with a rollback of receive an average rebate workers. These euro giver.s the state sales tax from 7 to 6 check of $120 this year. provide a difficult service and Westfield Superintendent of Schools William J. Folcy addresses area business leaders during a recent break- percent and was followed with While the Appropriations endure high levels of emotion- fast meeting In the Westfleld High School library. several income tax rate reduc- Committee funds this proper- al stress—yet they perform tions. In all, 18 tax reductions ty tax relief plan and other these services for a salury totaling more than $5 billion spending priorities, we must thnt is comparable to that of a have been included in recent also make certain a healthy fast food worker. School district wants to create budgets. reserve fund is set aside for Last your, w«> increased The fiscal year 2000 budget future emergencies. funding for nonprofit service is the capstone for a decade Although New Jersey's rev- providers. Even though that that started in search of a enue growth continues to increase wu.s greater than (he partnerships with area businesses cohesive and sensible fiscal exceed most projections, we rate of inflation, it did not WKSTFIKLI) Super! i> A press release on I hi event Area Chamber of ('oinnii'rce; policy and ending with must realize that this does make up for years of insuffi- lendent of Schools William -J. said llu- (joal of' Partners in David Siroly, CNH/ConmtHt unprecedented economic suc- not give the state a blnnk cient funding. Therefore, it is l-'olev and Honnl of Intimation Kduratnui "is tn build a positive Network; Joseph Slarki'y. cess for New Jersey. New check to increase spending. imperative that the fiscal I'losidi'iil Hiirii'llc Wnlsli relationship between sponsor Srherinn-l'loiiuli Corp.; Merv Jersey is now enjoying the On the contrary, it is impera- year 2000 budget earmarks srrviul us hosts lor ;iu April -A me I) nsiilesses a lid t be Turner. Merck & Co.; and benefits of a vibrant and tive that even in good econom- additional funds to be used nitM'tinn of business executives West field I'ulilu- Schimls by James Wilson. NKC News robust economy. In this past ic times we continue to main- strictly to increase the in the WVstludd llij.;li Sclmol ln'inj^ni^ i esiMirces and ediua "Hy invest iiif, in tin- schools, year alone, we have seen New tain a healthy level of sur- salaries of direct care librury. I Hiii.-I i>l-porl unit ir:- Id students businesses not only support Jersey's unemployment rate plus. Maintaining a strong providers who work for non- Tlir l>ri'tikl"iist meeting u;is ami teachers while providing their coinmunit ies hut help plummet to below the nation- surplus today will help pre- profit groups that provide ser- p id tended hy Hi business lead- bnsi ne.'isi's willi ;i rol the ens lire that the business lend- al average and hnve wit- vent cuts or tax increases vices which the Slate cannot ers who responded ID :UI uivila <' i > 1111 n 111111 > ; 11 M I a for ers of tomorrow are beuif; pre- nessed state revenues grow to when the economy slows and provide with the same high lion from Koley to bciimie lilt it re employees." pared fur today," Kolcy lold the record heights. state revenues lag. quality and low cost. involved in I be West field school Tbost1 att cnilmi; the break- i;at herine;. But we cannot live on our The Governor presented The final budget adopted system. 1'JISI iiieclini'. included Horace Members of the Partnership past economic successes. The the Legislature with a $19.1 by the Legislature will meet The program was bi'lti mi the ('urbin. Westfield Leader; in Ktluciil ion couunittee who proposed fiscal year 2000 billion spending plan that our state's spending obliga- same day as an unusual Linda IJ'Amim, lleii/ Hen t al attended the ^at licriii^ wore spending plan must continue includes a $750 million bal- tions— from education to Saturday .session fur W11S: Ki|ii ipiin'iil t'lirp.; Frank .John Ciofl'i, Thomas Morabito, to meet our state's basic needs ance. health care to open space — Ilit^h school students had a (loi'lVciLi, Town Hunk ol Karric Hanson and Thomas and obligations while continu- While this $750 million while providing significant ll;ilf-d;iy of class In make up a We.-I lie Id; K.lssjird -JolTe, I Jornish. 1 ing to provide tax relief for its surplus may seem like a large property tax relief to home- snow day. Mm j;an iSl.inli'V l>e;m Witter, Suggestions by tin bnsiiu'HS citizens. This budget, for the amount and tempt some indi- owners and maintaining a The impetus for the meeting Hitii Kt-ssler, VV'NK'IV'riiirleeii; representatives ltn* itsccl oil first time in history, will be viduals to spend more of it, healthy surplus. originated from a slr.ile^ic plan Ken Kf-;dy, ('osniMir Inr ; Mej; internships that could be pro- the board adopted HI Ne.ilsrv. Kli/.'diellitiiwn W;Mer vided to teachers and opportu- November. ('o., Aiun Net r;iv;di. Lueent nities for student involvement I'ariiiers in Kducul ion is an IVcbnot <»|>,ie.-., William as well. Appreciation of support from community initiative thai emeie.eii bom l';il. i( in ci, I >i!|;ln »^' Hewitt; Immediately alter the meet- J )(injilit I'r.-iv. H.mk id' New inn, Jolfe (dieted to help social To The Record-Press: to those who have given tangible Hignn of love through (lie strategic plamiini! pniiess with several <>l the i>i~ii;uial York, 'I'lii'ddore Sclilu>lieri;, studies teacher Tom Hortli.sh We would like to express our deepest appreciation flowers, fruit, casseroles and cookies. Thank you very N'i\\ .lersi'.v Win ksliuji Inr I he organize an investment club at to the Wostfk'ld community for the overwhelming much. COIIIIll ilt ee Vdl unSerr' > ;.t I li act ivelv involved. Art -. D.dihie Srli illicit , West field WHS expressions of support and love we have received since GINGER HARDWtCK Kolev will be exploring more the death of our husband and father, Steve Lapidus. JAKE, SARAH specifii' partnership opportuni- We are very grateful to those who supported us and BEN LAPIDUS Run for Fun will benefit ties with those who attended with their presence at the funeral and afterward, and Westfleld the April 24 meeting and wel- comes other interested busi- Residents made library book sale a success Lapidus Scholarship Fund ness loaders to cnntiict him.. To The Record-Press: during the sale. WKSTFIKLI) The Steve ioys of comriiiinity activity," The Friends of the Westfield Library thank the Once again the sale was a huge success and all of Lapidus Memorial Kim lor i''im liti^ to {iuifjcr Hiirdwirk, CORRECTION residents of Westfield for supporting the annual the profits will be donated to the library so thiit all has been scheduled for Saturday, his widow. library Iwok sale. Westfield residents will benefit from your generosity. June f> in Kehler Stadium al Knlry liirms are available1 at Tin' N.I I'no I.unit' -Uili-vtiilc tniirinm We would like to thank those who supported the BARBARA W. MclNTYRE We.stfield Ilij-hSi'lKM.I. Kehlcr's Athletic Balance, 241 Ol-rll lll.il lull l.l-l Ui'rk illlllilllM'll sale by donating books, those who purchased hooks President, Friends The event is bein^ organized South Ave. En.st. Deadline for M'Mtnl niU f>rH• iiMI1111u A.I iV Von, and especially those, who gave their time and labor of the Westfleld Library in rnetnory of Lajndus, an iittur- rojjistrntion Ls Tueatlny, May 25. I'rrl'rci I unel In-I " men hjilliliii1 in'.v find youth sports coach in Fee IH $8. li ii|n. TFiuf--*- I ••IHH-I 1'ni' lit li |irn- West Held who died suddenly Feb. will benefit, the |||>I||' La Leche League to meet Thursday 17 at iif*. Kates lor runiUTH and Lapidus ScholarHhip IMIIIIIK i i-iiii inriiiK rib WESTFIELl) — The La Library. 224 Wnlnut Ave.. group arc held the third walkers of all ayes are plsirmed. Fund, tidminiMtercd hy the Lecho League of Westfield will Cranford. Thursday of every month. For "The Kim for Fun is :\ fitting Wtistfii'lti Kouiidatiou to provide Tin- rnrri'i'i lutl-frrt' niimhir in meet 10:15 a.m. Thursday, May Meetings of the breast feed- more, information, call i90H> memorial to Steve, who valued tuition assistance for needy (-ril- 20 at the Cranford Public ing information and support Ml 1:»:19 or (908) 'MHi-HHW. family, lil-ness and the simple: ioe.e-hound «• udenls Westfield needs Your Environmental Headquarters crossing guards AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING • Vacuums Call For Your FREE Comfort Analysis • Central Vacuum Systems WESTKIELD — Applications • Sewing Machines are being accepted for substitute Financing Available • Outdoor Power Equipment school crossing guards. 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A Record-Pro** Edison Intermediate School announces honor roll pupils WESTFIELD — Edison Intermediate School has Noonan, Adam Osborn, Geoffrey Ostrega, Elizabeth issued its honor roll for the third marking period, Paynter, Alexander Pinho, Lauren Pollack, Daniel Named to the distinguished honor roll: Rea, Meryl Reichbach, Cari-Nicole Rock, Layna Grade 8 — Sara Ackerman, Sean Adams, Raj Rolnick, Chad Rubin, Kenny Sanocki, Kelly 'Bhandari, Shannon Boyle, Angelina Chaplygina, Schmidt, Joshua Shapiro, Emily Sharpe, Rachel 'Emily Chen, David Eisenberg, Michael Federici, Skolnick, William Subjack, Matthew Toriello, David Stephanie Finn, Jessica Flynn, Christine Lciz, Ucciferri, Cristine Velazco, Melissa Walsh, Alison Joshua Lerner, William Masket, Christine McGrath, Weinstein, Jill Woodbury and Mun Yin Yeow. Beth Mokrauer, Tyler Patla, Tashora Perry, Vincent Grade 7 — Brittany Avena, Brian Bigelow, Shen, Staci Spass and Kelly Yang. Maximilien Blanton, Benjamin Bogen, John Boyd, Grade 7 — Carl Baron, Sean Caliahan, Stefanie Kathryn Brucia, Nicole Brunetto, Matthew Courtney, Mikaela Cruz, Reine Duffy, Kathleen Calvaruso, Michael Checchio, Jason Chironna, Ferio, Suzanna Fowler, Adam Gerckens, Joseph Daniel Clark, Annika Danielsson, Joshua 'Hagman, Christina Hamway, Kevin Hobson, Dennerlein, Everett Donelson, Rebecca Fallon, Anthony Johnson, Paul Johnson, Kimberly Lam, Daniel Francis, Jennifer Frost, Ariel Garfinkel, Kelli Layton, James Leong, Meghana Limaye, Danielle Gelber, Amanda Genova, Brendan Gorman, Cassandra Lo, Dana Ann Marra, Alison McCabe, Jessica Guerriero, Carrie Hubbard, David Israelow, Emily McDermott, Richard Moran, Pamela Musat, Steven Jacobsen, Asia Kearney, Katherine Kielar, Amanda Nehring, Laura Fietruszki, Andrew Thomas Killian, Justin Lewis, Sabrina Lewis, Royston, Rebecca Sabreen, Neril Sandeep, Jaclyn Rachel Mandragona, Jillianne May, Alexandra Steinbach, Lauren Stellar, Tovah Tripp and Jenna McMahon, Matthew McManus, Michael Paragano, Taking the oath of office Zorn. Pooja Patel, Carolyn Pecoraro, Sean Perlman, The newly elected members of the Westtield Board of Education receive their oath of office at the Grade 6 — Jeffrey Bayne, Evan Bilheimer, Andrew Pusar, Melissa Rosen, Zachary Rosenberg, board's April 27 reorganization meeting. Being sworn into three-year terms are {far right) Arlene Rebecca Cass, Lisa Constantin, Ashley Current, Alice Ryan, Christina Santilli, Rachel Shopiro, Gardner, William Wallace and Annmarie Puleio. Reading the oath of office is board attorney Richard Thomas Del Duca, Amanda Dickson, Carina Don, Shanna Vella and Christopher Wolski. Kaplow with business: administrator Robert Berman acting as witness. ' Mark Doss, Meaghan Egan, Jamie Elbaum, Michael Grade 6 — Casandra Badyna, Amy Bernstein, Fantini, Megan Fowler, Lauren Gelmetti, Deanna Robert Broadbent, Kara Buonocore, David Cognetti, ' Goldner, James Hanas, William Hearon, Peter Katie Cole-Kelly, Lauren Cordes, Lindsay Hrineweki, Colleen Kirk, Elizabeth Mackay, John Degiralamo, Jeffrey Dresely, Jessie El Koury, Shaun Marks, Jared Messina, Taylor Mulvee, Kathryn Elwell, Evan Falk, Allison Feldman, Alana Fraser, Terrill Middle School lists Mulvey, Tara O'Donohue, Annie Onishi, Brian Laura Gabriel, Joseph Geissler, Paul Goldweitz, Oxman, Giovanna Palatucci, Rebecca Perch, Abigail Ashton Golembo, Michael Gorski, Jeffrey Greenlaw, Rosenstein, John Sawicki, Rebecca Schulman, Camille Hausheer, Marie-Claire Hausseguy, Kirstcn Selert, Sasha Sharif, Kayti Spialter, Brian Christopher Hild, Jeffrey Hogan, Anthony Infantino, honor roll for marking period Stotter, Monica Sull, Allison Tiedrich, John Velasco, Kate Judd, Bryan Kahn, Lauren Kelley, Brian SCOTCH PLAINS - Terrill Middle School has Aspell, Theodore Baker, Sara Beckerman, Erica Alec Wasserman, Lauren Winchester and Lisa Kender, Edward Kerins, Philip Kim, Rebecca issued it.s honor roll for the third marking peri- Bloom, Alexander Clark, Sean Colvin, Brian Zhang. 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M0HO Record-Press A-7 Neighborhood group is Franks will getting ready to mark address rail 30th anniversary in June coalition WESTFIELD — Members of and the sound system are Walter WKSTl-'l KI.l) Congressman the Westfield Neighborhood Sawyer and Ken Wooster. Mary Hob Franks and N.J. Transit Council are busily preparing for Withers will urbanize the food Executive Director Stanley their 30th anniversary celebra- sale and Sylvia Wilson is lining Kosenhhini will address members tion. up volunteers to donate baked of the Rant, m Valley Knil Coalition This occasion will be celebrat- goods. Hamburgers, hot dogs, and at S a.m.. May 17. in the Town of ed at is second annual street fair chicken will be barbecued. Westlield Community Room. on Cacciola Place off of Central Homemade cookies, cakos, The discussion will center on the Avenue, June 19 from 11 a.m. to brownies, and pies will be avail- formation of the Trans-Hudson G p.m. The rain date is June 26. able. Coalition and their goals for achiev- "We really hope the communi- Jean Attenborough is arrang- ing access to the regions core. ty will come out and help us com- ing for riders, fairway games and The Uarilan Valley Rail memorate our 30 years of service prizes for all ages. Susan Coalition is a group of federal, at the street fair," said Harold Madonna is arranging a booth state, county and municipal gov- Sarvetenick, chairman of the where household items will be ernment officials, community- Street Fair Committee. "The com- sold. Joan Harris is inviting ven- based interest groups, Kuritnn mittee is actively working on dors from throughout New Jersey Valley commuters, business leaders making the street fair a success." to display and sell their mer- and ialnir representative who are George MacFall will design chandise. committed to improving the quality the flier that will be distributed There will also be a booth con- A night of future stars of seniie on the Karitan Valley throughout the community. He line. taining WNC information and Park Middle School pupils recently produced and performed a variety show to raise funds for the will also design a banner to be scheduled tours of the facility. The group's long term goal is to hung in a well-traveled locution. Friends of Park Library. Special guest performers were school nurse Kit Molton and roller biading social The Wostfield Neighborhood studies teacher Mr. Fiiip.The show was under the direction of Almee Sanchez and Lauren Roggalin. gam one-sejit, inidtown direct ser- Janet Turner and Clairo Council has served the local com- vice on the Kantaii Valley line for Lazarowitz have arranged for munity for ,10 years. It provides commuters who utilize Penn continuous entertainment by a tutoring and enrichment pro- Station New York. Access to the variety of multi-ethnic groups on grams for young epole, a summer regions core is an essential step in a centrally located stage. camp, and programs for senior Netravalli wins Lucent talent contest achieving; direct rail service into In charge of the fair layout citizens. WESTFIELD — Lucent Tech- Richard A. MclJiiin, chairman Science Scholars Summit taking New Yoik. Midtown direct service nologies has announced that Ilka and CKOof Lucrnt. "Our aim is to place -Inly 2,'t-lii) in Murray Hill. mi the Kantan Valley line will Netravalli of Westfield is among show these students that oven at During the summit, winners will improve tin* travel of thousands of Democrats elect new officers 48 U.S. high school seniors named this stage, their work is the moot the award-wiunitig H<>ll central New .Jorseyans who com- as winners for its Global Science breeding ground for technological Labs researchers and stienlisl to mute to New York City every day. SCOTCH PLAINS-The Scotch Vluins Democratic Club Scholars program, a talent com- breakthroughs and their poten- learn more about their work in All interested parlies are elected officers for the current year. petition focused on supporting tial for greatness is boundless." the high-grow ill business sector encouraged to attend. The officers are: David B. Littman, president; Theresa Leone, students around the world who Each recipient wilt receive one- uf eoininunical ions technology. Daniel Regan, and Harold Burwell, vice presidents; Joyce Festa, are interested in careers in infor- time $5,000 scholarships. They The winners' average SAT secretary; Peggy Hoff, assistant secretary; Eugene Leporiere, Send us vour news mation technology. will also be oil'ored the opportuni- score was I5!K) out of a possible We want to near from you. Send treasurer; Dr. Walter Chinoy, sergeniit-nt-arins; and Philip "It gives us great pleasure to ty to intern at Hell Labs liillowing 11)00, while their average compos- Weiner, Kenneth Lipstein, nnd Louis Beckermuii as trustees. your news items to The Kecord- acknowledge so many promising their first year of college, if appro ite score on the ACT w:is .'tTunit of IVess at: I'.O. Hox (illl), Somerville, Persons interested in joining the Scotch Plains Democratic students for their hard work and priato assignments can he found. a possible .'!(>, Sixteen recipients N -I. 0HH7I). Fax items to 575-6683. Club may contact any of the officers. Annual dues are $5 per dedication to study in the inau- In addition, they will be invited to are slated to be valedictorians of The (leadline is noon Friday for year. gural year of our program," said participate in Lucent's (ilobai their graduating class. articles, l(l;i tn Monday for letters.

Overlook appoints EMS coordinator SUBACUTiyVKNTILVrORMANAdEMENT • Aggressive Disthar^c Planning for Union Emergency Management • Home Care Visits lor S.ikty Assessment CRANFORD - Gareth Wil- gency management medical member of the Association of • Intravenous, Central VCIUHIN ami Subcutaneous, liams, communications coordi- services units throughout Public Safety Communications Infusion I IKrapy.TPN nator at Overlook Hospital in Union County, we can better Officials, anil the National • Licensed Professional Interdisciplinary Team Summit, an Atlantic Health serve the communities in Emergency Number -Dietary, Nursing, Physicians, Recreation, System hospital, was recently Union County." Association Pain Management appointed Emergency Williams has served as coor- Overlook Hospital, part of Management Service (EMSi dinator of Communications at Atlantic Health System, is a • Dialysis Coordinator for the Union Overlook since 19HI, the same 490-lied major teaching hospi- • Wound Management Programs County Emergency Manage- ye;ir the hospital was designat- ment Medical Services Unit. ed as the state's first hospital- tal accredited by the JCAHO. • Specially Consultants Available us Necessary Williams, an EMS profes- linsiui mobile intensive care The hospital is home to New • Cardiac Recovery sional with more than 15 years unit dispatch center, dispatch- Jersey's first stereotactic radio- surgery program and offers a • Same Day Admission Seven Days a Week experience, will plan and coor- ing seven paramedic units, • Case Management dinate all of Union County's Today, Overlook's new Ceneoin broad range of services includ- emergency medical services for Center dispatches 18 para- ing the Valerie Center 1'JJl 1 • Dedicated Subacutc I'nil play a pivotal role in coordinat- teams in Union and Essex Room, Same-Day Surgery and lii.iiiiu Uy.in. Administrator ing relief efforts for the Union counties based at Overlook, Union, Rahway, St. Elizabeth's, rJndoscopy ('enter, Wound Care County Emergency Medical Center and a Medicare-certi- Services Unit in the event of a Muhlenberg, Ht. Harnabas, and Mountainside hospitals. fied home care and hospice pro- major catastrophe," said gram. Williams. Williams, a resident of State of the Art Cancer Treatment Overlook is also a designated "By linking Overlook's stiite- Cranford, is a member of the of-the-«rt Central Communica- New Jersey State EMS Community 1'erinatfil Center- tions (Cencom) Center and Communications Council Intensive Level, providing crit- Close to Home highly skilled team of EMS pro- Committee. He is a certified ical care, services to high risk fessionals with other emer- New Jersey paramedic and a new horns. Upcoming class will examine if fad diets can have long-term effectiveness WESTFIELD—A class on fad Cooperative Extension of Union loss strategics for consumers and diets will be offered on May 27, 7- County, MH) North Ave., East, review the fad diets of 1999. 9 p.m., taught by Dr. Karen Ensle, Westfield. Registration is required. Call K.I).. FADA, CFCS of Rutgers The class will cover safe weight (908) 654-9854. Learn roles, The Rahway Regional Cancer (enter is a modern, private facility offering the finest radiation oncology services available use of herbs Get past the diagnosls- Comprehensive Radiation Oncology Treatment Facility irilk to '.Ofnenne whr/i for healing been then.1 • Medical Director: Eric Karp, M.D., Hoard Certified Radiation WESTFIELD - Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Union /M Cancer Hope Oncologist trained al Memorial Shnin-Ketterintf Cancer Center County wilt offer ;i two-hour closs Network w provide • High and low energy VaHan Linear Accelerators with full en "Healing Herbs" on May 19. 1- fi\v with otneer • On-site Nucletron Microseleclron High Dost Kate lirachytherapy Ave., fclnst. I'HI their The fliiss reviews currently • Central New Jersey's first radioactive' prostate implant program: widely used herbs for medicinal '//'• m.ttch patient', MR based conformal prostate irradiation purposes,current research in I he ,viih [i,Mi\i;d volunteers vviio tiHVf themselves • Staffed by u Board Certified PHI) Physici.il with a dedicated treat- nc!i aiui siifetv/efneienev (if their • jr irlerrjone H simiMr 'isr. Cull i()0Hi HM-OHf}.! torftfis- <,mi er experience. ment planning computer tcr. • Van service for patients with no transportation options at no charge And we provide JFS marks Mental Mjfj(jort tind hope, to help patient* and Health Month f. M mlies look beyond RAHWAY (Me rliriqnow, rope CLAKK Keprescnttilive.s with trivitrnent, und REGIONAL Iroin .Jewish Family Service of M,iil living lift.' to its I 'cniml New .lerwev will Ix'on hand fullf",i nnvi. nyain CANCKKCKNTtiit •it llanicHiuid Noble, 11H0 Karitnn H»iitl, <'l.-iik, 1-H p.m. May 2fi to NH!> Midiele H Madonna, Mattliew Marks, Circgory •Jonathan Tannenbaum, Mikala Tidswell, Vincent school communities. "I'd like to ment and apparel for perfor- (MOO, Kxt.l. Matthews, Alexandra Mans, Christina McCabe, A. Tomasso, Christopher Velderman, James M, •leiiise Morgan. .lames R. Nelson, Scott E. Nuzzo, Wade, Andrew E. Waxtel and Anne Yingling.

HOURS LOWEST Mon-Thin s 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Aunt Carrie's Attic Sale is set for Saturday FM & S.Tt 9 AM to 10 PM PRICES WESTF1KLI) There is a lut wheel evolved in India about Washing was done in wooden tubs Sun 10 AM lo 6 PM v GUARANTEED Not responsible lor typographical arrois to do and see at tlu Miller-Cory 1,000 years ago. Later, the tradel with the aid of wooden stirring Sale items cash & cairy only Sale pneos House iu May and .lime. type of spinning wheel made it implements and washboards. Bung in any competitor's oMoctiva 5/1?/99 5/18'99 Pricos cio nnl Hushes were popular as the pre- net or coupon and WVB will include sates tax Beer puces represent The Miller-Cory House possible for the spinner to have muel or beat that piice 24-12 oz. bottles unless othoiwiso noted Museum will feature its annual both hands free to draw fiber ferred drying places. subject 1o ABC NJ UltilTV Aunt Carrie's Attic Sale on May white in a sitting position. How to On .June i;i, Mott's Artillery, a Discount regulations ! So'il Mr'* lfi, !> a.in.-12 p.m., oti the grounds use the spinning wheel for pro- military encampment, will be pre- There will be treasures ;ind col- cessing finished thread will be sented by the Hallada family of 870 St. George Ave., Railway, CVS Shopping Center • 732-381-6776 • FAX 732 381-8006 West field from '1 tu 5 p.m. 2370 Pialnfield Avenue, South Plalnfietd • 908-756-2165 • FAX 908-756 0850 lectibles for everyone. explained On May Hi. the museum will Wash Day will be held June (i. Members of the artillery will host an open hearth cooking Miuiy colonial families made their recreate military' life during the JJMBEAM JOHNNIE SMIRNOFF BACARDI RUM demonstration. Skilled colonial own soap. Ashes from the fire- American Revolution where Bourbon 80" WALKER RED Vodka 80° Light • Gold iiiuks will Incus on a spring menu place were saved and later entire families often traveled with '99 OQ99 ulih/iiig violets, dandelions and leached with water to obtain lye. the soldiers. Musket demonstra- 17' 4n W I ? 14" rhubarb. Fill from various animals was also tions and information about vari- / JACK JOHNNIE J|^»» V BACARDI ous types of uniforms will be pre- '•. DANIELS (h\ May 2,'i, there will be ;i saved and combined with the lye ^ALKER BLACK nl,.,J\ Limon • S*l*ci spinning demonstration, ll is ami heated in heavy iron pots over sented during the afternoon a.s no KNOB CREEK I JSL KtltLONt IL BACARDI RUM visitors enjoy the sites and sounds Bouibon WHITE LABF1 JU voaim B0' Qold believed that the first spinning an outdoor fire to make soap. \ 7JL SEAGRAMS ,' inuiB 4Q99 1 7>L STOIICHNAYA BACARDI VoDU SO' . of the American military past. CROWN Scotch 4? Umon-Sated 1* ********* I 7SLBAUAMTlNt A4 9B I til FINLAND!* 7S0 TBOPICO 1 rii CANA0IAN Scotch & I Vodka to- The Miller Cory House 1 75L 3XY>f Rum 1 Ju*ca ClUB I 7SL BLACK «. WHITE 1A>8 1 Vodka SO 1 75L CASTILLO RUM Museum will close lor the summer 1 7SI CANADIAN Scotch im 1 7SLOLU VodtutO- blvw season after .June 13 and will SMUGGLER 1 751 WOLFSCHHIUT 1 751 TANQUtRAT S11 OEWAHi S I 7SL INYEAHOUSE VudkaRO- reopen in the fall on Sept. 12. WVHTE LABEL. Oin Scotch 1 Til SEAGRAMS GIN Union Center Tours of the historic farmhouse 1LLEE0S I 75L WHITE Sit* flMUUr ScOlch 88 8" by authentically costumed t 7iL0ILBErS Gold Tequila' TWCfllSTALL Oin . . . docents will be available through- Vodka M' UGORDONS out the afternoon with the last Gin tour bepmutiK ^ * pni The gift jg^[^"felwfe"[4JlLp'iO^ shop captures the colonial spirit , MKI8TER"BB*U 1e*£»»»9 )^ / ROLLING HOCK V KILLIANS Nipi _ STREET FAIR with many reproductions, lx>oks, ' \ Red . "liijril 99" ; MiLWAUKECf BtJT gifts and educational items, '. or PABtT Blue HihtKvi 7 s _ 30-Pick SCHAtFER / HEDOOMO" Admission to the museum is $2 • Light for adults, f>0 cents for student, BUDWEIIER TEOUIZA and children under (i are admitted Nlpi Atcohol Free free. For more information about CHAMPAGNE CORDIALS WORLD OF WINE the museum and its schedule- of I'd) ANUMr •Sixmi.li'lH • >»9 /Mi l.lfN I. LIEN events call the ollice at (90Hi 2X2 H'vPrnk-fVuT-QiMliuk MAY 16 HUSH i id AM rirfii» [Unit • kVI'ih' ,*ml Wtule 4 177H, The museum ollice is open /•id TAVI Oil SB '-,[] 111 ItiN^F'Ft M Dmt • Ciy »H( 7iiln»l(.> P.nol On^u weekday mornings from 9a.m.- tt rw Kill', 5 SUNDAY 1-6 PM 7S0 I • 750 JAUOJIM M IKHHI. Kliuiki i'.nlos (In Hhi¥ip 5 M "iT Mir.Nl its 99 7WCHIHRY W arts * crafts M /Ml W At K MMPS I 'i! CORN 1 I CANTON 5 W(ii(i/.iii.i«iki I 11. HtMt JbNOl M ^ great food *k Welcome Wagon /hi)Pfl«w H.HHH r 9*M /MIMUMiHt- MIN.-'l 1 M VhWDANUt Red • Whita 5 (irmitinji rso HIJFFINO 7S0MOrtllCHAN(X)N 98 /W) (IV COASTAi Caboriw ClUK'MI entertainment tlmt Imptitil UM II AII7t 1'ABSK.TN holding a coffee 51 Chn«t«wjly • MinKil • HIIKII 750 0 » O Suini Loui» 1 51 5UI1IHHOMI 99 Aloitcj Stuyvesant Ave. I ",l. IK KliVI'l M Wnlc /-iiljiiilm • floit /inM B !ljiimjii.«i 6 Whlta Uwi • Mi KM* Mm Whita " ID** 1 fiL BLOSSOM Mil I Monday, May 24 in the town. 4L rAVKtH CALII W1AMAIU I TCI CiMitiel • (-ti.inl • Morioi • VBlpOtfi'11,1 • Clubls • FJuroiinrt> FREE Admission [II S*IM)NNO 7M ClOS Du KliS Mfrlol • Soav*• fTciPCiitifn 7" The club is a nonprofit social OlLKlOOH C MAOT D£ A M mlndnln n/ai|/lttl organization for women who are i • flim»lt 14 Space Rental: I SL MABVBVB (906) 996-3034 Hinknwitv, at i9O8> 789-7373. Fbr DFUSIOl CREAM general dub information, visit www.weBtfieldnj.comrVelcome. Record-Press | Obituaries Dorothy E. Meeker WESTFIELD — Dorothy K Her husband. John K. Sr., is Moran Meeker. 91, died May 11. deceased. 1999 at the Ashbrook Nursing Surviving are three sons, John SJJLLO R S Herman A. 'Doc' Estrin and Rehabilitation Center in K. Jr. of Scotch Plains, David J. of Scotch Plains Dublin. Calif., and T. Philip of She owned Meeker's Harden Richardson, Texas; 10 grandchil- AARP Chapter 1437 founded Literary Hall of Fame Center in Westlield from 1950 dren and seven great-grandchil- The spring luncheon for members only will be U noon SCOTCH PLAINS — Herman Award, from the National Council until her retirement in 1990. dren. ^onday June 7 at The Wostwood in Garwood. Tho Old Guard A. "Doc" Kstrin, S3. founder and of College I'ublication Advisors; the She was born in Brooklyn and A funeral Mass will be cele- of Westfield will provide entertainment. Tickets iUv $14 For director of the New Jersey Literary Gold Key Award, from the bad lived in Westfield since 1924. brated 10 a.m. today at more information, call i9G8> 925-2536. After the sprine lun- Hall of Fame, died Friday. May 7 at Columbia Scholastic Press Mrs. Meeker also was the first Immaculate Heart of Mary cheon, meetings will resume in September. Genesis ElderCare in WVstfieid. Association; and the Sterling president of the Mothers tluild at Roman Catholic Church. 1571 Among the 144 authors < Mmsted Award, from the American Holy Trinity School. Marline Ave., Scotch Plains, Trips sponsored by the AARP chapter enshrined in the Hall of Fame since S*»cietv of Electrical Kngintvrs. Wednesday. May IB — Atlantic City (Caesars casmo) The She earned a bachelor's degree Burial will be in St. Certrude it opened in li>7(> are .laiiu's Teachers College nf Columbia in Knglish in 1 {»;$!> from St. Cemetery, Colonia. bus will leave 8:45 a.m. from tin* west side of Urd & Tivlor Fenimore CoojK'r, Joyce Carol University recogiii/.ed Dr. Kstrin 609 North Ave. West, Westfield. Call c9O8» 232-136'" •Joseph's College of New York, in Arrangements are by the Oatos. Philip Koth. (lay Talcsc. with its Distinguished Alumni Brooklyn. Ilnolev Colonial Home. June 12-19 — Nova Scotia. Includes a day" cruise to Norman Mailer, Mary llig^ins Award in UWf-i He iveeived an hon- Portland, Maine; buffet and lobster bake on the Scotia Prince Clark. Maniet Adams and Richard orary degree from Drew University ferry; and historical tours. Call (9t)8> 889-6769. Nixon. Adams wrote- the Hardy in 199S. Frank E. Donahue Boys and Nancy I>rew mystery Sept. 20-23 — Hunts Landing (Matamoras. ]';, i for the He served as president of the SCOTCH PLAINS Krank K in Lvodlnnst and the Fanwood "Roaring 20's Festival" ;ind Mid-Hudson Valley (Culinary series under tlie ]>en name Carolyn New Jersey Council of Teachers of Donahue, 7«). died May 7, 1999 at I Yesbyterian Church. Institute of America, FDR mansion, Vanderbi'lt mansion. Keeue. Clark and Helva I'la in aiv Knglish. which lumoiinl Dr. Kstrin the Department of Veterans Surviving are his wife, Doris ) honorary memt>ei> of the I tail nf with its Distinguished Teaching AH airs Medical <'enter in Kast Kiilkenberg Donahue; a daughter, Brotherhood Winery, Gillinder glass lactorW Call i{K)8) ' T'- Fame- Ixianl. 7153. • ' Award He also was president of Orange, lie retired m 197,'t alter Nancy E. Holstein; a son, John F.; Tlie Hall of Kinic is situated at the New Jersey College Knglish 20 years as a machinist with the anil three grandchildren. Oct. 1016 — Smoky Mountains (Tennessee*. Includes the New Jersey Institute nf Association; the National Council Fanwood plant nf the Livingston Services were held Wednesday Cherokee Village, Dollywood, Hurrah's Cherokee Casino, tram Technology in Newark, where Dr. of College Publications; and Pi Wilbur { orp in the Vanderhovcn ("Impel at ride and four theater shows, call (908) 889-6769. Kstrin was a professor emeritus of Delta Upsilon, the collegiate jour- lie was limn in New York City I ln/elwond Cemetery, Kahway. English, lie joined NJ1T in HMfi nalism six'ietv. and had lived in Scotch Plains Arrangements were by the, when it was tlie Newark College oi" As a lecturer Dr. Kstrin sp^oke at since the early HMOs Rossi Funeral Home. Memorial Old Guard of Westfield Engineering, the Kensselaer Polytechnic Meetings of the Old Guard are 10 a.m. every Thursday at 1 Mr. Donahue served in the contributions may be made to "lkx Kstrin, by a wide margin, Inslitute. the University of British Marine Corps nurinj.1. World War AMVKTS Department of New the Westfield Y, 220 Clark St., West field. Activities of the Old was the most askest-lbr professor Columbia and the University of Guard: II and was a Hoy Scout leader in • Jersey. Service Officer Fond, 459 whenever I visited alumni groups Pans. He received the Medal of the the Scotch Plains area. He was a Kidge Koad, Lyndhurst, N.J. May 20 — Carol Fowlkes (I IS. Customs Service). throughout the nation and world." City of Paris in 19S4 for teaching member of the AMVKTS chapter 07071. May 27 — Margaret Sailer on English gardens. said Saul K. Kenster, the institute's graduate students in chemical Group activities include golf, Ixm-ling, bridge, day trips, lun- president. engineering at the latter university. cheons, women's events, sliufTk'lxiard ;uid the Merryinen cho- "Doc not only taught students He was inducted into L'Ordre des Helen F. Wolfe rus. how to write," Fenster suid. "He Palmes Academic in 1991. WESTFIELD Helen V. William M.; her mother, Mary The Old Guard is ojx>n to retired men and counts an aver- kindled an interest in the arts and Dr. Kstrin, who was Ixirn in Wolfe, 71. died May :t, 1999 at Kowaleski, two sisterB, communications. He was a wonder- North Plainlield, Itegun his teach- Lorraine Kwasek and Dorothy age of 80-100 at each meeting. For more information, call Don ful teacher and friend to students. ing career during the Depression Baptist Hospital of Miami, Fla. Finter at (908) 233-1407. She retired in I9K(> after IS Wall; a brother, Stanley "He had a profound impact on while he was a student at North years as a secretary at the Kowalewski; and three grand- the university," the president said. Plainlield High School. He was children. inducted into the NPHS Hall of Clark offices of Cnsniiiir Inc. 60 and Better Set The New Jersey EriuiMtion r Mrs Wolfe was born in A memorial MUSN will bo cel- Trips scheduled forthe"er in HM).v Newark and lived m West field ebrated 11 a.m. Saturday, May November with a posthumous After earning a bachelor's Y: before moving m 198(> to '12 at St. Helen's Roman Award of Excellence for an out- degree from Drew University in Homestead, Fla. Catholic Church, Ki(H) Kahway Friday, May 28 — Brooklyn Botanical Garden and Brooklyn standing graduate from a New 19H7 he IH-CUHU' a teacher at (Irani Museum. Includes "Impressionists in Winter: Effects de Neige" Surviving are her husband of Ave. Arrangements are by the Jersey hi^li sdux>l. School in South Plainfield. He 50 years, William .1.; a daughter, Braiiam Funeral Home in (snowscapes), special museum exhibition. Cost is $75. Along with his professorial received his master's degree from Kathleen Prisbell; a son, Homestead. June 17-18 — Inner Harbor (Baltimore, Md.). Includes duties, Dr. Kstrin wrote 14 Ixioks Columbia University in HM2 and a tours of Longwood Gardens i Kennett Square, Pa.) on the way and more than 400 articles related doctorate from Columbia in 19JVI. to technical writing and higher lie joined the Army for Work) Charles Mannino Sr. and U.S. Naval Academy I Annapolis, Md.) on return. Cost per l person is $220 single occupancy. $175 double occupancy or education. He was an adviser for War ll'service in \ M2 and held the almost, every student publication at WKSTFIELD Charles Thomas. $160 triple occupancy. rank of captain on his discharge iit Mannino Sr, Hfi, died May I, Ile attended the Kutgcrs the institute, including the school University School of Agriculture Payment in full is due upon Ixxjking a reservation. No newspaper, yenrlxiok, literary mag- Surviving are his wife. Pearl 1999 at North BrowanI Medical refunds will be issued unless a seat can lxi sold. Westfield Y Center in Pnuipann llearh. Fin. i now Cook College of Kulgers . azine and ti'cluiicat magazine. He Simon Kstrin: a sou, KOIHTI K. of I Inivcrsity I. membership is not required. founded The 1/jg, the N.HT student Scotch Plains; a daughter, Karen lie hiid been ;i businessman iit For more information or reservations, call Karen Simon at handbook, and in H)7() established "Kan" ol Nashville,Tenn.; a broth- Westlield and a musician in tile Also surviving are his wife, • 908) 233-2700, Ext. 246. the Kstrin Scholarships awarded to er, Marc of licuiou drove, Calif; und Westfield Community hand. Hose; three sons, Charles Jr., N.fIT student.s showing leadership a sister, Cele Kippeunan of lh> was born in Westlield ami Joseph and David; a daughter, Catholic Golden Age Club Chapter OSS-A in extracurricular activities. lived in the town before moving Dolores Rust; two sisters, Vicenza Coronado, ("atil. in 1971 to Decrfield Bench, Fla. Abbruscato and Connie Ferrara; Trips sponsored by the Catholic Uolden Age Club: Also in 1970 he was the first Services were held Monday at Mr. Mannino micr owned \{. seven grandchildren and a great- Friday, May 21 — Hunts I^amling (Pennsylvania) with recipient of the institutes Kolx'rt the Higgins Home lor Funerals, in Maimiini & Sims Const ruction ^ranitchitd. Van Uniiten Kxci'llence inTcacliing Plainfielii. Hurial wan in lVnai breakfast, luncheon, open bar, show and dancing. The bus will i Co. lie retired in 1971 as a cu A memorial Mass will be cele- leave 8:45 a.m. and return 6:30 p.m. Award. H» received the Western Abraham Memorial Park, I 'niun. owner of the Towne Cur Wash brated 9:.'t() a.m. tomorrow at St. Thursday, Jmw 24 — "A Day at the Races" at Monmouth Klectric h'und AwjirtJ in 1971 for The family lias requested that with his brothers, Vincent, the Helen's Roman Catholic Church, excclleiici' in teaching engineering donntions lor the Kstrin tate Martini) and the late ItiOO Railway Road. Park, followed by dinner at Squire's Pub. The bus will leave student.s at the institute. Scholarships may In- made through 10:30 a.m. and return S:30 p.m. He was honored with the (he NJIT Office of University All trips leave from and return to tSt. Bartholomew the Distinguished Newspaper Advisor Advancement; call (97.'D fiS Sol Tunis Apostle Church in Scotch Plains. For more information, call •John at (908) 322-1HO4 or Charlie at <90H) 889-2152. The (tub- WKSTFIKLD Sul Tunis, H(J, during World War II and was a died May II, 1 !)!)9 at the member of the Men's Club at lie is invited. Berkeley Hall Nur- ing Home in Temple Kmami-Kl. George A. Brown Jr. Herkeley Heights I le bad been a Surviving are a son, Eric; and (•olden Agers Club FANWOOI) (ieorge Orange in If Mil). manufacturer i>f inf "ants' clot inn); two grandchildren. The Golden Agers Club meets 1():.'K) a.m.-.'J p.m. every Abrtihmn Hrown Jr.. 7H, died May Surviving are his wile, Martha in New York Cilv prior to his (Iraveside services were held Thursday at the Scotch Hills Country Club in Scotch Plains. 4, 1999 at the Hospital Center at P.; a daughter, Marilyn of Linden; retirement yesterday at Met.h David Orange. a brother, Thomas of Westfield; a Mr. Tunis \vn ,s born in Cemetery ii> Elniont, N.Y. Each meeting includes conversation, cards, bingo and projects Brooklyn anil lived in New York Arrangements were by for charitable institutions. Refreshments are served. He worked for Kli/.ahct htown sister, Deborah Johnson of Plninfield; two grandchildren; City before moving to Westlield Kreit/.man's Memorial Home in Officers for 1999 are Jeanette Kotella, president; Olga (ias Co. prior to his ret ireineni Mr. Mrown was horn in S|iarla, and several nieces ;iml nephews. in 199!".. lie served in the Arinv I 'iiion. Unite, vice president; Marge Van Duvne. secretary; and (ia, Services were held Tuesday at •Josephine Masi, treasurer. He attended Scotch Plums- the Plintnn Curry Funeral Home Wilbur Ferguson Jr. Once a month, food is collected ami donated for those in Fanwood schools and lived in in Westlield. iiurial was in nml. Peanut butter and jelly is collected for donation to the Fanwood before moving to Kasl Fairview Cemetery, Westlield. WKSTFIELD Wilbur K Westlield since |{>:17. He served Emmanuel cancer group in Scotch Plains. In addition, teddy Ferguson Jr., 77, died Mav f>, in the Army Air Corps in North U;ars have lx*en dressed for children in hospitals. 1999 at Overlook Hospital in Africa and Italy during World Trips sjXHisored by the * Solden Agers Club: Summit, lie joined (be Wilton War II. ' •';; Abbott Co. of I'lniiifield ill Mlfrl Surviving are a brother, Sept. 23 — Black Whale cruise from l^mg Beach Island to Katherine Berthold and was its art director when lie Kilmnnd of Fanwond; and three Trump Castle casino. The bus will leave 8 a.m. SCOTCH PLAINS Scotch Plains in \>M)2. retired in 19Ht nephews. Oct. 11-lf} — Nevele resort in Kllenvillc, N.Y. Includes daily Katherine H. Berthold, 92, died She received a bachelor's Mr. Ferguson was born in Private iiifangenients wore by activities, nightly entertainment ami three meals a day. May 5, 1999 at the Ashbrook degree from Wilson College, and Hronxville, N.Y, and had lived in the (iray Funeral Home. AToe. is — Christmas show at Evergreen Theatre in Nursing and Rehabilitation a master's degree from Mountain Lakes. The bus will leave Hr.'M) a.m. ('enter. Columbia I Jniversity. Peter Matino /Ml trips leave from the Scotch Plains Municipal Building She had bi-en n librarinn Her husband, Arthur, and a with the United States sinter, Frances Itetlainy, are WKSTFIKLD I Her Mai.no, Joan Pisihedda and Phyllis and are open to the public. For more information, call Rose deceased. Krino at (908)322-6:^0. Information Agency in 84, died May 4, 1999 at. Overlook Freeman; a brother, Charles; five Washington, D.C, prior to her Surviving are a niece, a Hospital in Summit. He had been grandchildren anil a great-grand- retirement. nephew and :i gnuidnophew. a lifelong We.slfielil resident and child. Scotch Plains Senior Citizen Mrs. Berthold was horn in Private arrangements were owned a shot* repair shop in the A funeral Mass was celebrated Advisory Committee Trenton and lived in Silver by the Memorial Funeral Home town from 19'10 until bis retire- Friday at Holy Trinity Roman Spring, Md., before moving to in Fanwood. ment in 197H. Catholic Church. Hurial WII.H in The Senior Citizen Advisory ('oinnuttee will sponsor a trip Mr. Matino is survived by his Fairview (Vinetery Wednesday, June 2 to United Nations headquarters in wife.. Fay; a son, I'etor •lr.; three Arrangements were by the Manhatan. Included arc a guided tour in the delegates'dining daughters. Frances flunncki, I looli'v ('tiliini.il Hume. room plus a guided tour nf the I 'N buildings.The bus will leave Josephine Del Monte 9 a.m. from the Municipal Building on Park Avenue. SCOTCH PLAINS A Bon, John Francis Del Cost is $3.'S for Scotch Plains residents and $35 for non-res- Josephine Sorbo Del Monte died Monte, died in 1972. idents. For .security reasons, all participants must carry a May* 10, 1999 at Muhlenberg Surviving are her husband, photo ID or valid pass|H>rt. Ke^istration is underway for resi- Regional Medical Center in •John Anthony Del Monte; and a dents and lie-ins Mav 17 for non-residents. Plainfield. Shu was born in .siater, Mary Saho of North For more information, call f90K.:»22-fi7. Ext. 222. Plainfieltl and lived in that city Plainfield. before moving to Scotch Plains Services were held yesterday more than 20 years ago. at the HigginH Home for Mrs. Del Monte was a parish- Funerals, in North Plainfield. ioner of St. Bernard's Roman Burial was in Hillside. Alexander Kassay Sr. Catholic Church in Plainfield. Cemetery. KENILWORTH Terr ill Road KAN WOOD — Alexander M GOSPEL CHAPEL Baptist Church Hfi. M Hi l< Hill H. His wifo, Mary Kubflaofsky Newark Ave & ?'!'r I'nn iiivtl Association holds watercolor demonstration FANWOOD — The Fnnwoml nwiirdu in juried pxhibitionH on the local, Mute und national IC)ADVI:RTISI:IN Holy Cross Church d Scotch PlniiiH Art :JOHS Auditorium, 10 am Sunday socintion will sponsor u levi-l. MIISDIHK IOKV i'-monstration of wntercolor A Htudent of Dunicl K. Greene CAl.LCHKIS 101 Mt, Ave. Springfield ""inting by Audrey Wrpuzin M und Nicholas Reale, she graduat- 973-379-4525 "ii Wedne«dny, May 19 "t tin- ed from Doughisa College of 1-800-981-5640 "ilrood ntntion, on North Rutgers University. www.Holvtronni.ofa Avenue. For more information, cell kitttbttihftl IHHti Wrenzin ha* won more than ou Tom Yeager at '908) 322-5438. Action heroes at comic book prices.

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99-5495 F/B WARREN COUNTY SERVICE CENTER, INC. 228 ROUTE 94 BLAIRSTOWN, NJ (908)362-6916 Nothing Runs Like A Deere May 14,1999" Record-Press B-1 Prime Time Community life Inside iThis week Edison Fanwood Arts Association. presents Railroad station. North SATURDAY Avenue. Fanwood, 8 pin Call 1908) 322-5438. classic MAY 15 FLEA MARKET — spon- sored by Pastor's Aides of THURSDAY musical Metropolitan Baptist Church (Scotch Plains). Railroad sta- MAY 20 KD1SON (iuys ami DollaU tion, North Avenue, Fanwood, BREASTFEEDING? - La coining to Kdi.son Intermediate 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Vendors: Call School. (908*654-9190. Leche League of Westfield meeting at Cranforii Public The K1S musical production of AUCTION — of unclaimed ii'ii.vs and Dolls will be presented bicycles, conducted by Library, 224 Walnut Ave, Crauford, 10:15 a.m. Call (9081 on Friday and Saturday, May 14 Westfield Police Department. ami If., at 7:;K) p.m. in the ElS Memorial Pool, Scotch Plains 301-1339 or 19081 306-8807. Avenue, Westfield, 10 n.m. ART AUCTION - benefit auditorium. Tickets will go on (Inspection 9 a.m.* Call 08> for Washington Rock Girl sale in the auditorium lobby Scout Council (West field). benimuun Tuesday, May 11, at 3 789-4006. 1 WORLD OF CARDS, Scotch Hills Country Club, 820 p.m. Ticket prices will bl $5 COMICS — toys, Beanie Jerusalem Road, Scotch ad\'aiu'«>(l sale and will also be Babies and other collectibles. Plains, 8 p.m. (Preview 7 p.m.) sold at the door, if available, for National Guard nrmory. 500 Cost $10 per person. $15 per $8. All .seats iil'e reserved. Rahway Ave., Westfic-id, 10 couple. Call <908> 232-3236. The play, based upon a story a.m.-5 p.m. May 15, 16. Free Ext. 209. and character* by Damon admission Call 1732 • 968- Kunyon, tj»k<>s place in Ni>w York 3886. City m li>f)(). Nathan Detroit RUN FOR VOUR WIFE — COMING (|ilayed by .luson Mescbeal, the farce by Ray Cooney. Westfiold founder of the "Oldest estab- Community Players, 1000 Fundfalstng Chairwoman Dawn Dursee and Kassie Smith of the Welcome Wagon Club of Westfield pro- lished float inn crap name in New North Ave, West, Westfield. 8 UP sent a donation check to Chairman Frank Mulvaney and Director Lucy Van Iperen in support of The York" is having difficulty (Indulg p.m. May 15, 21, 22; June 4. 5, PAINT WITH WATER- Westfield Municipal Alllance/PANDA (Preventing Alcohol, Narcotic And Drug Abuse), This organization :\ place to held Ins jjume due £o 11, 12. Admission $12. COLOR — workshop at strives to heighten the awareness of the dangers of alcohol and drug abuse through educational pro- the crackdown by thi1 police and Reservations: Call i908> 232- Westfield Y, 220 Clark St.. grams that begin at the kindergarten level and continue through grade 12. Erin Pettit (not shown irt the i's|n 827-0O93 or MaNterson (David Hisenberp) Call (9081 233-2278. (732> 382-2754. (hat h<> could not take anyqi e TURNING POINT GOLF OUTING henifit Nathan picked to accompany hi ll wisemble in concert with the for Scotch Plains- Fanwood on a trip to Havana. Nathi n Eastern College iSt. Davids, Music Boosters Association. picks (he head of the "Save-1- Pa.) Choir Scotch Plains Apple Mountain ("Jolt" and Soul Mission," Miss Sarah Brov n Baptist Church, :»33 Park Ave., Country Club, Belvidere. 11:30 (Colleen Kirk). Scotch Plains, 7 p.m. Free a.m. May 24. Cost $85. The ciiruniHlanceM surruun 1- admission. Cull <908> ,')22 Reservations: Call (9()8> 889- inu the bet, the rrnp nimii1, aid 5487 6400, Ext. 4. Nathan's continual avoidance t)f NEW MEMBER coffee marriage l.o his llancee of 14 for Welcome Wagon Club of years, Miss Adelaide, the loAl Westfield, 8 p.m. Muy 24. ni^litclub hendliner (Bctfy Resprvutions/directions: Call ll'aynterl, [ir'i'.seiils an hilarious MAY 19 (908) 301-1494 or <90K» 789- farce which will be fun for all. *, HEARING LOSS - work 7373. The piny in directed by Qr. shop on signs, causes and RECONSTRUCTION David Sliapiro with niii.sifjil treatment of such. Chelsea at discu.s.sion by Arnold Rice of direction by Kristine Smitn- Fanwood, 2!>.r) South Ave , the years after the Civil War. Morasso. ChnrcoKriiphy in By Fanwood, 10:30 a.m. Free Kailroad station. North Fundralsing Chairwomen Amy Flax and Kara Kelly of the Welcome Wagon Club of Westfield deliver a •Julian Mandrillo and Meg^n Avenue. Kunwood, 8 p.m. May admission. Reservations rec- r donation check on behalf of the membership to Westfield Volunteer Rescue Squad Fund Drive Steinbrechcr and artistic design ommended; call (908) 6IS4- 2. i. Call (»08t 232-1109. Chairperson Grace Kowalski. The squad has been serving the emergency medical needs of the com- is by MrH. Lyn Aleksandrowicz** 5200. FAMILY BAHBECUK munity for more than 44 years and operates solely through private contributions. IMII" more mformnt ion cd3l NEW TO THE WEB? sponsored by .Jewish (i)OH) 7Hit (Jl.'t't ; training in Internet search Community Center of Central techniques Westfield New .Jersey .Jerneylatul Park. Memorial Libntry, 550 K. Beryllium Koad, Scotch I'liuns, Welcome Wagon contributes College choirs: Broad St.. Westfield, 7:30 p.m. 2-5 p.m. June 13. Adults mem KeKist rut urn: Call '908* 789- hers $10, non-members $12 4090 Children 5 am) over: members funds to community groups will give free : WATERCOLORS $5. non-members $<>. Children demonstration by Audrey under 5 free. Registration: Call church concert Wreszin, for Scotch Plains arid 1908» 889-H800. WKSTKIKLD--Members of The Welcome 'I'hi' Kli/uln-th Coalition to House till* Wilson ('lub of Westfield have been active willi Hnnieles.s Si -Joseph's Social Services on many fund-raising activities Kvenls .such as the Division Street provides counseling, .support and SCOTCH I'LAINS spring flower sale, raffles, and a clolhiiie; drive iidviti ;K v lor (he homeless, assists in (Indium (VilleKe, a Christian ('ollege if Union Catholic pupil gives a have enabled them lo make donation* to several eitier^i'iicv hoiisini;, and provides Ininsitional arls ami sciences located in St. organizations housing fin' those in need in I fnion ('ounty. Davids, I'll., will present t(Je speech to state Board of Education Tlif members support the rui^oin^ efforts at the Scotch I'lain.s HaptiSt tlent from I'nion Catholic High This volunteer organization serves the emer- The Welcome Wa^on Club of Westdeld is it Church. ; School recently addressed the gency medical needs of the community. The non profit, social organization fnr women that. The jierforniance will begin at New Jersey State Board of Kescuc Sijuad is funded entirely through private provides, opportunities for women in the 7 p.m. Education m Trenton contributions. Westfii'lrt area to become acquainted. Call 7HU- The College Choir aiid Kichard Flynn (jiive a three WYst field Municipal Alliance/J'ANDA T.ITA or :i(IIM!M if 'interested in leiiruinK abouL "Turning I'oinl" are two of Hcvej- minute speech with a theme of i Preventing Alcohol, Narcotic and Drug Abuse i the dull al perforiniriK ensembles in the the school as "The Model for the The club thanks The Kiaito Theatre for the Music I)e|iarlment of KasLewi Millennium." His topic empha- helps to develop elfective educational programs T ami heighten awareness of the dangers of alcohol movie tickets mill Nnrth.side Trattoria for the e;in. f'ollep,e. The choir (irnvidoH sized Iln> uniqueness of l l'HS as opportunities to study and pef- a model institution for New ;mri dnin abuse lor students in kindergarten certificate. It i.i alsti i;ratefnl to the iiieuiherM who through 12th grade, actively supported I lie events form 1 riidit HJiiat Choral works in Jersey through its technology, a variety of styles, while commitment to community action "TuiniMK i'oinl" iriiiii.st.crM n« a and high moral nature smaller ^roup t.hrouuli IIIUBIC The Slate Board of Education ran^'in^ from the classic through adopted in 1976 H policy that Workshop focuses on hearing loss contemporary popular1 st.yle.i. •_ enables students of non-public "Turning Point" iiiaintaitiH -a Schools to address the Ixoard once FAN WOOD It mit»ht start How does technology help to <'uniniiuiitv Kducation •n year. Kichard attended at the buHy weekend concert scheduQ), subtly —• the TV volume rist'H just restore or maintain hearing? n ItefreshinenLs will lie performing for area cliurcheH aifd invitation of .John Lally, a pro- a bit every so often, while an acci- Ke^ina Persiano, a iiceiiHcd hear- served. l)ue to limited Heating. gram specialist for non-public other or^aiu/ations as well JJH dent or un infection could bring ing aid dittponxpr for Hearing Aid reHerviitioiiH are n»t|m?ntcd. ''" Hinniii^ on tlie c ampiiH schools within the board. on a sudden hearing loss. AsHociateH, will endeavor to Activities that Richard covered RICHARD FLYNN obtain more iriformution or to The College f'hoir, whidh The ability to hear enn be answer that queBtion. She will make n resnrvation for thiH work- includes "Turning Point," takfa in his speech were the is president-elect of the school's adversely affected by a multitude also provide n variety of iiweful Environmental Club, which Thespian Society. As co-captain of Bhop, please call Marjorie De«B al an annual tour, presentN full cop- of factors, such as age or noise tips almut the care fnr your hear- certH each .semester on campue, received the President's the UCHS forenHics team he has ing aid, UB well a« discuss the r4 Environmental Youth Award in received 14 finalist trophies in pollution. Thfi Chelsea at and niii^.H for chapel, ^niduatioa, Fanwood's free community work- options avjiiliibU' to thone who Th« Chelsea at Funwoud iH one .1998; the Music Department, forensic* competitions. He also of several aHMisted living re«i- and other college functioriB. * shop on Wednesday, Muy 19 ut would like to have their hearing David ManosH, director, ia;a which became a full-fledged has received school and presiden- dnnciiH that have been developed department of UCHS thia year; tial awards for academic excel- 10:30 a.m. will discuss "Signs, evaluated. graduate of Oklahoma Baptift and the use of laptop computers lence. Causes & Treatments of Hearing Thin free workHhop iH pnrt of by (-'antic Senior LivinK LLC, UniverHily and hfiB graduate at all levels of student ability. A member of the National Loss." The Chelsea nt Fiinwood'H ongo- Tea neck. degroea from the School ftf "Union Catholic isn't just a Honor Society and Spanish Church Muwic of Southw««U{n School." he said in his speech. "It Honor Society, Richard has been a Baptist Theological Seminary 3« an experience through which singer with the All-State Chorus Center will have special Torah reading anrl from Tcmpln Univeriiw. foundations for life are laid, char- ana Central Region Chorus. He is Nancy Thoman iH a graduate $f acter is formed and values are active in his school's AIDS 1 WESTriKU) — On the firnt clay through Friday ami Sat unlay Thin iirily held to involve the children in Wnaton ('ollcge and Viltanofa learned " Awareness Club, Respect for Lift Univoraity. In addition to a Club, Environmental Club and of Hhitvuot, May 21 at Fr.'M p.m., the festive holiday place* n Hjiecial the holiday'H ee|ehr(itiein». Richard wns vice president of omphanii» on the education of chil- punying the choir, *he ia his sophomore clans last year and Service Club. Union County Tornh Center will On the firwl day of Hhnvuot, an have H special Toruh readinf( of the dren. effort IH nmdo to hnvft all m«n, instructor in EaBtorn'a Engl Ten Commandment*, followed by The Midranh rnlaton lhat viiri- dflpartmniit. women and impitcinlly children The choir's repertoire Y holding painting workshop an ice cream party for children and ou» guarantee* wero olTerod at (even infanta) attend the reading of Mount Sinai to ornture that the include traditional selectiorui a dairy kiddush. the Ten Commandment* in the syn- Moasart and Faure, tradi WESTFIELD — The Westfield and all levels of ability. Cost is The program i» open to the pub' Torah would ulwnyn \te cheriiihml agogue, Just an the Jewish people Y, 220 Clark St., is inviting the $40 for members and $5O for non- style anthem* by 20th cent lie; msrvationt ore not required among the Jewlah pooplo, All the were all gathered together at the public to a workshop where they members. Ail supplies are includ- suggaaiiona were refused until they composers, end arrangements and there is no charge. original preaentalion, 3,311 year* apintuali. twin "Faint with Watercolor* 10:30 ed. Shavuot. the two-dny festival proclaimed, "Our children will be am. Saturday, May 22. Seating is limited and regis- our guarantor!." It ia Ihny who ago. The program* ia open to which commsmorat** th« giving of public without charge. For _ The workshop will be conduct- tration is required; visit the the t*t% OommMMlnwnU and the guarantee that the timeleia prlnci- For more information and Tor R ed by Sandra Prank, who haa Wwtfltld Y or call Karen Simon free holiday guide, call the etttttr at Information, call th« church Torah on Mi Sinai, will be inhered plee of the Torah will nlwnya be pre- (908) 823-6487. worked with artist* of all agw at (908) 333*3700. Ext. 246. in on May 80, and will ccmtinu* •tmd flpMial event* are euttom- (908) 7804262. May 14,1999 Record-Press Sports Bramnick does an about-face at county tourney WESTFJELD — Brent established by Scotch Plains- Conference championship ear- was Kashlak, who tied for Bramnick likes that homo Fanwood in 1970 and matched lier in the week. third place at 79, while cookin'. by WHS seven yearn ago. Scotch Plains was fifth in Bramnick was sixth with an Playing on his home course, Bramnick's performance the team standings with 355 80. was a dramatic r&vorsal of his and the Raiders' top finisher the Wentfield High .sophomore UNION COUNTY TOURNAMENT Carded a U-over-par .'JH-IJ7 —75 outing just three days earlier was John Cosmas, fifth with a Team Standings to nab medalist honors and in the Watchung- Conference 42-38—80. 1 Westfield 310. 2. Cranlord 336. 3. Moselle lead the Blue Devils to the Tournament at the Rosnlle Westfield also competed in Calholk; 342. 4 Summit 347, 5 Scotch Plairts- Monday's NJSIAA Group 3 Fanwood 355; 6 Roselle Park 365; 7, Oratory championship in the Union Golf Club, where hie shot an 89 parring No. 7 and taking Prep (Summit) 366. 8 New Providence 368. 9 County Tournament May (> at although Westfielevils' No. 2 next week's state meet. The 3 Jerry Chen. Union 37-40—77 He concluded his round by Devils finished third, two shots 4 Josh Rogers. Westiieki 40-38— 78 Ron Kashlak and three ahead man behind Kashlak, sinking a 25-foot birdie putt on of Josh Rogers as Wostfield Bramnick looked like a com- short of runnerup Cranford 5 Jofin Cosmas. Scotch Plams-Fanwood GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS the 18th hole, wrapping up the 42-38—BO Westfield sophomore Brent successfully defended its coun- pletely different golfer in the (336-338) and five less than 6 Gerry Cuo/zo, Cranlord 39-41—80 individual title over Kashlak Nutley. Only the top two teams Bramnick fired a 3-over-par 75 to ty crown with a tourney record county tournament. Me parred and Union's Jerry Chen (77), 7 Jetf Weber. Wesrtield 42-39—81 the first four holes, then advance. 8 Bryan Regner. Summit 40-43—83 win the Union County individual 810, eight shots better than who won the Watchung 9 MikeOcct Jr . Cranford 40-44—84 tlgie previous .standard first bogeyed the next two before The top golfer for Westfield title at Echo Lake May 6. Piniat no-no lifts Raiders Multiple-event stars shine in UCT win at conference track meet By MICHELLE HOVAN BY ALEX LOWE last straightaway I could see the 5:28.5 in the 1,600 and 12:11.1 in the 3,200 were personal bests in ItlSCOHIM'KKSK I ( HtKKSi'ONI IKN'I' HKCfHttM'KKSK COHKKSI'ONllKNT kids from Linden in my peripheral vision so I did my best to turn it up those events. SCOTCH PLAINS — Srotc-li ELIZABETH — It was a big and get the victory. I'd really like to "She was our go-to person," ftains-Fanwood cruised past the weekend for Scotch Plains- get my time down to 55 by the Klimas said. "Her performance opening round of the Union Fanwood us Ixith the boya and girls states." probably swayed things in our County Softball Tournament truck und field teams captured the Mike Grnbel won the pole vault favor in that she was able to break Monday, as ace pitcher Alicia overall teum titles in the Watchujig for SP-F with a vault of 12-3 which up the Westfield pack of runners Piniat blanked ninth-seeded Conference Track and Field bested efforts ofl 1-0 by Westfield's for us." Roselle Catholic in the :J-0 victo- Championships held in Elizabeth. Josh Ray and Scott Kenny. SP-Fs Sophomore Ruth Rohrer ry. The boys team rolled up 183 tota! Nick Cahill took fourth in the claimed the discus for SP-F with a • Piniat, the sophomore righty, points, easily outdistancing sec- event with a vault of 10-6. throw of 85-7, narrowly beating threw her first ever no-hittor, and ond-place Linden (105 points) on "We got a nice effort from Cahill teammate Feighner who matched it couldn't have come at a better its way to claiming a ninth consec- in that event," McCiriff said. "We her distance, on the strength of a time. The eighth-seeded Haiders, utive National Division crown. were also helped by Bob Walden better distance on her second 11-5, advanced to the .second As usual, standout senior Blair taking fourth in the two-mili1. He throw, round of the UCT and notched Woodward powered the effort with really stepped up. And Dan Loomis "This is my first year throwing their seventh consecutive victory, victories in the 110-meter hurdlps taking the shot put (56-0) was bin, the discus." Rohrer says, "I'm still And the SP-F tfirls, who have (14.4), the 200 122.3), the high too. He had six throws of over f>0 working on my mechanics and hetn strong all year, are on the jump (6-2) and the long jump (22- feet in that event." technique. Right now, I only usi a right track to chase some titles. 4). The Scotch Plains yirls held up pivot step to throw." '• Piniat struck out six and "Blair is a superstar," SP-F their end of the bargain by claim- The Westfield girls second-place walked four. The walks were coach Rich McGriff said. "He*s the ing the National Division crown team effort was headed by talented meaningless, though, as Ro.selle best athlete on our side of the con- with 126 ]H)ints. That was good Megan Shutts who claimed both Catholic runners never unee ference. We expected him to go out enough to nip second place the 800 12:27.4) and the 1,600 made it to second. Piniat is now and take four events and that's Westfield (116) Thnt accomplish- (5:28.2). The Colgate University- 11-4 on the lull, and bending into exactly what he did for us" ment was not lost on SP-F Head bound senior was also part of the Monday's game, she has allowed Coach Bill Kliiuas. gold medal-winning 1,600 relay just 19 earned runs ail year-, While Woodwurd was the clear star of tlu> meet, the Raiders got "This is big for us in that it team which included Tar;i "Alicia's developed into one of could be tilt' first time we've man- Hhandari, Heather Dennis anil the best pitchers around,"' said another strong showing from Nathan Jones. The impressive aged to overcome Westfield since Andrea Constandis. The team Head Coach Frank Hut/.. "She's turned in a winning time of 4:18.5 throwing hard, and site's really junior took (irst plnce in the 400 they came into the National Been a hunt1 factor in our success. hurdles (57.1) and grtiblxnt second Division of the Conference," Other strong performances on Alicia's worked hard on her place l»hind Woodwurd in the long Klinias said. "We got a very nice, the Westfield girls side were gahie, and it really shows. The jump with nn effort of 21-0. balanced effort from our team. Lots turned in by Maura McMahon. improvement is tremendous." "Nut han is our second Ixvst per- of girls scored in multiple events third in Ixitli the 800 and 1,(>O(I. • The Haiders m>t all the runs former on the team," Mcfiriffsnid. for us." and Alexis Anzelnne, third in the NICOLH niMRXA/HtCOHD-PRESS "At this stage he is prohahly at the Those multiple-event scorers :i,200. they needed on Monday in the Scotch Plains-Fanwood sophomore Alicia Piniat tossed her first career Second inning, when .senior first point where Blair was last year as included Kate Feighnerisecond in For the Westfield boys, who fin- no-hftter tor the Raiders in a 3-D victory over Roselle Catholic in the first a junior." shot and discus; third, javelin*, ished third with 70 points, Peter baseman Jan Werner walked to round of the Union County Tournament. et 011, stole second, and came (toin^ into the 400 hurdles Christina Hiilinan (second, high Aiv/elone was the star performer. The Haider hats luive been on mound, with thriv quint's si'lit'd- • Jones hnd made up his mind that jump; third,shot; sixth, long jump*. The late-blooming senior turned in Somr on an Kill single from 1 1 1 Kelly LaForgv They didn't slop lire, led by sophiiMiiire reulei - ulcil l)rf(irc lacing tin No. I SIT<1 this would In his event and he led Jayme Ferrnro (third, MOO hurdles; winning efforts in Ixith the 400 there though, as Weiner singled fielder Megan Mil lei; win) was CiovtTiior liivui^siou Siitunliiy in almost from start to finish, fifth, 100 hurdles; sixth, 400), and tr>0.7( and the H0O 12:01.41. and scored a second time when halting .15(1 ^niii); into Monday'* the minimi uruud of the UCT. "I was determined to win a Stacy Buslunger (second, 200; ""This was great for me ixTause t*iniat belted an KM triple l« Inline, iinil added a millHT li-fui-.'l Hut/, IK fDiiluli'iu his yoiiii|> |>iti'li- championship, especially having third, 100; fourth, long jump). until the Minuteman Meet, I'd yet holp her own cause in the fourth. performance, iiu'lu t In- IIKIIU'IIM*', ;IS slic's competed already in my other No girl was more prolific than to claim a championship. Fbr added measure, the Uaiders Senior shortstop Je nSl t'warl was IMM'II 1,'t'ttui^; strtuiKer and pitch- events." Jones said. "I had the tup Erin Kelly. The talented sopho- Anzeloiic said. "Lost year, at the BCOred again in the sixth off hark l»iit t inn \U2 thrmi gh the week- ing i>v»Mi lit'ltcv i>:w'h ^aiiic. seed I line tint I wound up in l-anr more competed in the 800, 1,600 Conference Meet 1 lost the 80O by to-hack doubles from Diana end, anil has 111 1 ills ID 42 at "She houncos n^lit Itnck. It (i for the first heat. When I heard and 3,200 and tk second place in half a second to a kid from Scotch l»als. Stewart wns I fur i! on shntildti't In- ;i problem," Eiut/ Mendez and Katie Church. 1 the mm sound i just look off and each event while racking up 2-1 l'hiins, wo it was special to get this Monday. Kill ii Clun'rli. the s;lid. the lead pretty fast. In the for her team. Kelly's times of one." "We're playing well all sophomore third li;*si'mun is .HS5 1 around" said Hutz. "These girls Tin Kiiidi'i's IIOSUMI Uiiitm at the plate. TiK'silnv, tr;i\ i~li'edi'd to st-c W'ciliusdiiv, :uul thi'v arc huriu pit-ill v of action till s Wft'k on the M^iiin Kriduv to lace llulv Family. Blue Devils easily scale Summit the pitching has been solid." As tor tiuui): tlw 1(i[i s<'t'd lit tht' SIHIHIII roiiiul. Hut/ li'ds Ins tt-jun Westfield did all its scoring in while teummate Courtney MWHTISf MINT four at-liats Monday as the fifth- Thornton singled in a run and Dua to the overwhelming response to the prevloi-i* isle, i« ca|Kililc nl challciiptif; the the Toyota Outlet will r*p«at the event lor two d«-%t onlyl tou^h (Jovi't'iuir Livuinstuii iit>w seeded Blue Devils cruised to a lofted a sacrifice fly ball. Westfield 14-1 triumph over visiting Winning pitcher Lindsay "WV'tt t;o up and nivr thcni a Summit in opening-round action High School TOYOTA OUILET IN F1EMINGT0NTO DISPOSE OF ^OIHI 1,'iitiu1. mi (|in'sliou." Hut/, Ctiierriero gave up three hits mid 1 of the I'nioti County ToiiriianuMit. saiil. "We sirimniancu against one walk nnd struck out three Roundup OFF-MASK AND REPOSSESSED VEHICLES The Devils 11H 7* will take mi the hiitters during the game, which them in pri'-srason MJKI «c To Be Sold Friday May 14th & Saturday May 1 5th Union-Crauford survivor 10:;(0 was hnlted by the 10-run rule wi'it'ii't that .sharp hark thfii. a.m. Saturday. McCormack had two hits and Flemingtou. N.I liuckloads ol ot( All vehicles tor this Siik> will t-nwe thoii Tlu'V just ini^lil lie siirpi isi'il " after the top of the fifth inning. lease and repossessed vehicles aie. discounted prices clear lymurkod on Summit fell to 4-12. scored three times and teammate Statt* st'i-tls will he ili'cuii'ii Sue Phillips drove in three arriving daily nl the Toyota Outlet in tho window" runs with a single ami double and BASEBALL Brian Flvnn belted a home run Flemington lor immediate disposal Tlmrsdav. ami t hi- Haiders will 'Our customers will line* a la rgo and Westfield 11, Irvington 1 These vehicles,non bargain hunter's also scored twice lor Westfield, Westfield matched Livingston varied selection of voln<3los oiiid begin that tournament Tuesday. dream. These are vohiclos usually hit for hit with 10 each, hut six Hymi had throe hits and drove in prices, from top-ol-ttio-iino luxury reserved tor new and used car deal- WHS errors led to half of a run, Turner singled and dou- cars, to tu about a "95 Toyota Camry Selection, the Lumont Turner hit a pair of home Toyota Outlot will Into caio This Fabulous Spring Special: runs, lyiiiK him nt the school- umph at Livingston. loaded with auto, power of the rest." Windows, locks and only will be the record eight fur the season, to Alex Lau hnd three goals and 56,900 miles lor an un- largett pre-owmd In Nnishlnu, Windisch LiccARDi LINCOLN/MINCURV, RT 22W, GRIEM BROOK help the Him* Devils edge visiting two assists for Wt'Htfield <7-H> and hfardOf|10,068!'A'95 stressed tnei numbor «n(t tvmnt of the year" variety of veslilclras: "Wo Summit Monday in a first-round Mike Stotler chipped in with two Mazda 626 with power Union County Tournament game. goals and two assists. Windows and locks lor an Bob Wmdisch havonlltllo liliof CHANGE, Unheard ol $76131 Or even everything tooftei. II it win Turner's) solo homer in the last GIRLS LACROSSE be driven, vwe \r,\ vo one oi belter, a '95 Toyota T-100 4x4 Pick-Up LUBE & FILTER of the seventh pulled the Devils Weatfield 10, lmmncuhite ' priced at $11.8421 With approved more on sale. Each vnlniclo hns FREE II4-'II into a 7-nll deadlock and Heart 5 — Julin CJntes drilled in Oradit, Our customers can finance n put through our own st miuorit • Jay Merritt later singled in the three shots May 6 to lend the inspection, so wo can cjuirt-infoi* NJ r fully loaded '95 Olds Clara with only LICCARDI LINCOIN/MIRCURY, RT 22W, GRIIN BROOK ka me-winner against the Hlue Devils past visiting $99 down nnd a rtdculously low $90 n Stfttc Inspection Afipn "ivd 1 IH> ^, \\v r month for 80 months nl 9B% APR' iiiaiis Friday, May 14111 nl 9am nnd I !il Itoppcrs i . )-14 ). hnmuculflte Heart Academy (2-4> ends on Saturday, Mny 15th nt 6pm IOPT SAFETY Went field 14, Piscntaway 8 of Westwood, Bergen County. The banks want to put those vehicles Aftnr Itiat, all puces wit 1 reti mi It • Kevin McCorniackV buses- Scoring two goals apiece for back on the rond nnd will do lust normal tn.irknl Invrhi" fcbout anything to make thla sole n CHECK tilled triple highlighted the the Devils (6-6) were Kelaey HI, •U0OMS. Over 14.000,000 In Devils' eight-run ovithurst in the Morgan Lang and Marina Powell financing will be made available for third inning May 6 as they while Krinten Salmond also found Ihit Ml*. Even If you vo hnd credil knocked l r> For More Sports n4-ft, 4-Cvi. Auto. Ps/ft, A/c, hvm/mmmH, V. 11oo, \Zn, /u M is/m N« M Route 22 West, Green Brook at Waihington Road See Page B-8 [7774MI/VINISOOOI174,'95(tea4*. 4-Cy!, Aufo Pb/PB, At, m 11Ml/VIHi m Call our sarvica department for an appt: 732-792-7373 W rimeffmef May 14, 1999 Record Press Silk City, mandolins to perform at library NJ Pops performs^ to at St. Theresa's 1 KENILWORTH — St. Theresa's Parish, in perform in conjunction with its Jensen Concert Series, will present "A Salute ree show to the Armed Forces" The Friends of the Fanwood Memorial Library invite all featuring the renowned urea residents to a free concert New Jersey Pops on the library lawn 3:30-5:30 Orchestra as it per- p.m. Sunday featuring Library forms music of Director Dan Weiss's band Silk Vl "Broadway and Beyond" | % was a professional to honor those who' 1 musiciaWeissn fro 125 years before fought for America. entering the library field. The full symphony He most recently recorded four albums with Skyline, a orchestra performs 7:30 progressive blue^rass group. p.m. Saturday, May 29 Guitarist ami vocalist Weiss at St. Theresa's is joined by Barry Mitterhoff on Church, 541 mandolin and Larry Cohen on bass in their present configura- Washington Ave. tion called Silk City. "We are quite proud Their unique sound includes to have this group hard-driving bluejjrnss, ethnic again with us on music, sparkling originals and vocals and audience favorites Memorial Day week- like the "Wizard of (.)/." medley. end," said Rich They performed at First Donovan, concert coor- Night in West field at St. Paul's j| Church and at the Wiitchung dinator. B Arts Center. "Our hope is that i| In addition, the people and families will 1 Metropolitan Mandolins, a 10- take time out from the % piece chamber group, will per barbecues and parties £ form special arrangements ill 'I classical pieces and other sur- and join us as we [ prises remember all those This iiniiuie group features who gave their lives for the entire mandolin instrument our country." f uniiy i there are several types of mandolins just like the violin "This orchestra per- family mandolin, mandola forms all over the state and tnandocelloi. arid is quite popular j The group has its home base and appealing to all. in Manhattan and the uuisi- \ linns have a wide range of per- The concert is a mix of** forming experience. Silk City will perform as part of a free concert at the Fanwood Memorial Library Sunday. Broadway selections, ' The orchestra features patriotic tunes and arrangements specially done by The conceit will held mi blanket. RefreshmentRefreshnientss will I In the event tbe wenlber very limited. orchestra member and mandola t he library lawn. provided. forces the concert indoors. I In- <'; i II the library nl much more," Don-ovan player Dan Fox. MIIOW will (jo on, bill se;itnu; is with ;mv questions. added. Flense bring chair.- or a There is no rain date "I'm sure you'll leave humming one of the Young Westfield composer's work highlights concert tunes from the night." Tickets for the con- The Morristown-baseti Colonial cent, the circus sideshow, and the fairy and chamber music, and songs lor solo ami cert are $10, $15, $25, Symphony will perform the world pre- princess, illustrate her own experiences duo sopranos miere of yountf Westfield composer during her adolescent years This animat- At the May Hi concert, Maition will join $50 and $100. (ieni'vicvr Manion's "The Flow of Her ed piece uses a variety of instriimi'iils, musicologist Martin Hookspnn fur his jne For more information, Spirits" ;it its Spring Celebration concert •'! including a glockenspiel. concert lecture at 2 p.m. In addition, she call (908) 272-4444. p.m, Sunday. Manion, a uradnate of West field High will speak to other budding composers The concert, under the baton of MUSH School, bej_;aii her musical career at u^e (> from the Morrislowii schools at a concert Park to be site Director and Conductor Yehuda (iilaH, will studying voice will) William Mutinies, rehearsal Friday as part of ( 'oloiuals oiif.o also lent lire Serge Prokofiev's Concerto No. Minister of Music at the First Itaptist inn educational programs between local of arts, crafts i in C Major, < )p. 2<> performed by pianist Church in West field in high school, she high schools and the symphony. was a member of (he Westfield High School The Center for Hope John lirmvniiiK. and Robert Schumann's The 4!* year old award wiinimi; Syniplmnv No. 1 in iifhit Major, ()/>. .'MChoir and part iriputed in her church's Colonial Symphony is known for hrnij'.ini! Hospice Auxiliary will Spring. West field Chorale new life to standard repertory while keep host its third annual The concert will be held at the She furthered her musical career si udy nil1, classical music alive ami vibrant l>v Arts and Crafts Community Theatre, 100 South St., ing with two Metropolitan Opera artists, featuring works by today's composers. Tins Morristown. A pre-concert lecture begins soprano Juliana fiomlek and mezzo supra is the Mnal concert for the l!)!)M it't season. Collection at tit 2 p.m. no Jane lUimicll. Sin- began compositional r Tickets arc $1(2, $2.'i, and $12. Tickets Mindowaskin Park in Maniun, who recently celebrated her instruction in l!>!t.> under the direction of r Paul Homers, edit or and publisher of for bi(;b school and college si uclents are S.> Westfield 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 19th birthday, was challenged by Gilad to Students in Hindi's K-H are admit led lice Saturday. compose a 10 minute piece for the Colonial "Classical New'Jersey" based in Westfield. Symphony. "The Flow of Her Spirits," Manion also studies music theory with wit h a ]>av iii[', adult. The collection will developed over the last two years, repre- Raymond Wujcik. music director ol For tickets, call the ticket hulliiie al feature more than 100 sents "the multiple personalities of u Westfield High School and conductor of the young woman. According to Manion, the Gnrdnn State Philh.'irnionic. Her works For information and group sales, call of the finest crafters in the Colonial Symphony at and Die oldest it* H7, The KiiluihllitHtion, A iecture-sUde day. oichcHtni cntituiriB throo levels prcRentnl ion on the Birth of an For more information of ability. The. Nouvenu orches- OrchcHtru 1M preHtmted to many tin member* are basic b«Kin- local nnd fttfitewjde civic organi- about the Center for nerH. The realism orchestra Hope Hospice or the members have had or (ire taking For more information on tht May 15 event, call ICHHOIIH privately. The Chamber NJIO call I90B) 709-0084, alio Barbara McCutcheon at PHOTO COUHt FtiY CHI HI NOOOWSKY orchi'Htru in made, up of more visit the web Kite at Maalolana Andy tha Clown and tht Amazing Jaion will b« faaturad In th« New Jariay Intergantratlonal advunced amateur mualciuna http://www.bobdovlin.com/orclh- (808) 486-0700. with some profeisionals es.html, y...j Rain date is May 16. Orhtttra'a "Maalc of Music" concart at Cranford High School 3 p.m. Sunday. along wit T3H/Record Press prime f line/ May 14, 1999 Madrigal Singers to present Westfield artist featured at gallery Local Color Fine Arts Gallery ^Expressions of Love' concert in Blairstown will feature The Madrigal Singers will is also. "When David heard" by Members of The Madrigal Catherine Merchant of Westfield present "Expressions of Love: Tomkins poignantly expresses Singers are drawn together aa May Artist of the Month. Sacred and Secular," a program King David's grief and his from many communities in Marchant is a fiber artist who of a capella motets and madri- lament to God when his son northern New Jersey by their makes handwoven items such as gals mostly from the European Absalom is slain. "I will not love of the music, both sacred rugs, table linens, beaded jewel- Renaissance, at 4 p.m. Sunday, leave you comfortless" by Byrd and secular, which grew out of ry, Japanese thread balls (temari May 23 at St. Stephen's and "selig sind die toten" by the flowering of the European balls) and quilted vests. Church, 119 Main St., Schutz offer consolations for Renaissance. She has been a practicing Millburn. the fateful lows of love that Since 1948, with changing fiber artist for many years. She Poetry selections ready by comes with death. membership, the ensemble has learned to knit as a child and Judy Sullivan will introduce But now a reading from been sharing this musical tra- later began to spin her own yarn each set of songs. Elaine "Corina's going a Maying" by dition with New Jersey audi- for knitting. Learning to weave Piorino directs the singers. Robert Herrick shifts the scene ences and wider audiences in was the next logical step. '. "Tomorrow shall be my danc- to springtime, which is wel- New York and Pennsylvania She holds a MSW from the ing day," an old English carol comed in three madrigals: and on Cape Cod and Martha's University of Utah and is cur- with a spritejy dnncelike "Revoici venir du printemps) fie Vineyard. rently a candidate for Master rhythm, opens the concert, by Jeune), "Cold winter's ice is fled Singing in this program wili Spinner Certificate from expressing sacred love in secu- and gone" (Weelkes), and be Allen Artz, Martha Haliburton School of Fine Arts, lar imagery, as Christ invites "About the Maypole" (Morley). Desmond, Simona Dumitrescu, Haliburton, Ontario, Canada. hiB "true love" (mankind I to Springtime naturally leads to Peter Dykema, David Fedor, "I am passionate about fiber," join in his dance, because "this thoughts of romantic love, Margaret Gooding, Pamela Marchant said. "It is tactile as (his sacrifice) have I done for expressed in poetry by Anne Johnson, David Lawrence, well as visual. I love to surprise my true love." Bradstreet and Herrick and in Wendy Talmont Lega, Jennifer people with unusual applica- Three deeply moving motets offerings from both English and Melick, Laura Nichols, Tom tions such as knitting with wire by Byrd, Brahms and Bruckner continental inadrigalists. The Reingold, Sara Riffel, Kirk or weaving with metal, but I also Explore the nature and depth of penultimate word is Morley's Robbins, George Stralkus, and take great satisfaction from God's love, while the lovely "Love learns by laughing," and Margaret Thompson. making useful, everyday items." "Ubi caritae" of Durufle fivers the concert ends on a playful Admission is by donation at Marchant has taught numer- with soft simplicity that where and joking note with Orlando di the door. For more information, ous workshops at various This vest is the work of Catherine Marchant. charity and love are, there God Lasso's "Ola! O che bon eccho!" call (908) 233-1570. schools and Peters Valley Crafts School. She is a member of the Spinners Newsletters. Westfield Weavers Guild, North Country The gallery at 31 E. Main St., Blairstown, is Spinners and Handweavers Guild of America. open 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Tuesday-Friday and She also writes a regular column for Shuttle 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday. For more information, 'Art in Summit' outdoor show Spindle and Dyepot and North Country call (908) 362-7552. will feature more than 150 artists SUMMIT — Art in Summit, Truly a family affair, Art in until the day of the show, requir- jfche annual outdoor art show and Summit will offer many exciting ing a registration fee of $55 for sale, sponsored by the New activities for youngsters. The NJCVA members and $80 for Concert to feature Teresa Kubiak Jersey Center for Visual Arts in very popular Children's Paint-In non-members. Exhibition space CLARK — Josephine Cukier, the Paris Opera, the Royal Opera Andiamo and director for the • Conjunction with the Summit will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 measures about 10' xlO'. Snow vice president for cultural affairs House, Covent Garden in London, Opera Music Theater Chamber of Commerce, will be p.m. free to all children, A new fencing will be provided for an of the Polish Cultural Foundation Bayerische Staatsoper in Munich, International will perform with 'held May 22 from 10 a.m. to 5 feature of the Paint-In will be additional $10. Exhibitors can in Clark, and its Trustees invite as well as opera houses in Rome, Janusz Kubiak and accompany • p.m., rain or shine, on the spin-art. Children will also have look forward to a chance of win- the public to a gala concert on Venice, Barcelona, Staatsoper in Madam Kubiak. • Village Green between Elm and an opportunity to help create a ning the Summit Chamber of May 23,3 p.m., in the Grand Hall. Vienna, Far and Middle East, The first part of the program Maple Street. Open to the pub- mural, later to be displayed in Commerce Best in Show Award The Polish Cultural Foundation, China and Thailand. She record- will be dedicated to the commem- ; -lie, this free event is host to town. Face painting, fingernail of $500 or one of 10 $100 prizes. a non-profit organization char- ed extensively for London, oration of the 150th anniversary more than 150 artists. decorating and temporary tat- All local businesses and services tered in 1975, is located at 177 Columbia and Polskie Nagrania of the death of Poland's greatest Attracting families, art lovers, toos, also new this year, will be are invited to participate by Broadway in Clark. Records. composer, Frederic Chopin, and - collectors and browsers from all available for a small fee. sponsoring an award. Making a rare appearance in Also appearing will be Janusz will include some of his best loved ' ever the state, the event offers Children of all ages will be the metropolitan area and grac- Kubiak, a principal cellist of the compositions. original works of art for sale, entertained by Rainbow the Area non-profit organizations ing the stage will be Teresa Lodz Grand Opera and Lodz The second part will include including photographs, draw- Clown. Food will be available at ore invited to set up information Kubiak, leading soprano of the Philharmonic Orchestra of compositions by such great com- ings, watercolor and oil paint- the event and patrons will enjoy displays on the Green. Contact Metropolitan Opera and a Poland and a professor of cello at posers as Rachmaninov, f ingB, pottery and handmade jew- a day-long music program. NJCVA for details. Entry forms tenured professor of voice at the Montclair State L'niversity. Moniuszko, Goens, Wieniawski, ?:l Space is available for artists for artists are still available at Indiana University School of David Maiullo, pianist, the Rubinstein, Nawrocki and others. NJCVA, 68 Elm St., Summit; Music in Bloomington, IN. coach/accompanist of the Musical Tickets for the concert and (908) 273-9121. Madam Kubiak has appeared in Theater Class at Juilliard School meet the artists champagne of Music, and the conductor/direc- reception are $30 and $15 for stu- tor of the NJ Alliance of dents. Performing Arts, the Chamber For more information call (732) WHY PAY MORE Virtuosi Orchestra, Opera ;$H2-7197. WHEN YOU CAN GET THE "BEST FOR LESS!" Student artwork on view at

NEW PARTY PACKAGE PLANS "Proud To 0* Th* Onfr Na*car Arts Guild gallery in Rahway RAH WAY — The Gallery at dents and others from the area The Talents of Our Arts Guild of Rahway wilt pre- to visit and see the work of sent an exhibit of art works by their peers. the advanced art students of There will be a reception Hal Elalfl Rahway High School entitled with the student artists on May • Weddings • Showers • Engagements NASCAR Dreams: Planes of Reality, May '2'.i, 1-4 p.m. Admission is free. Winston Rocina 23-June 18. The Arts Guild of Rahway is • Bar & Bat Mitzvahs • Retirements The exhibit will feature work located at 1670 Irving St. at • Communions • Confirmations, Etc. in a variety of mediums devel- Seminary Avenue. SATURDAY * MAY 15th * 6:00 P.M. oped under the supervision of For more information call CORPORATE BUSINESS WELCOME Rahway High School art iTA2) 381-7511. SIMMY SUNK TAR-CAB MODIFIED* instructor Joann Campanelli. 7000 SQ. FT. Of Space With The theme for this exhibit is Private Meeting Rooms Available MIUA LITE IAYTONA LAI* MODELS from a motto for the year adopted at the high school: Musical Club .-r Cull Lorraine Ext. *>/<) • MILLEU LITE GREAT AMERICAN Drenms, Rahway High School &• Menu Featuring... STOCKS 0 TRUCKS makes them happen. to hold finale "Black Angus Steaks" Students of all classes and grades have been encouraged to WESTFIELD -- The Musical Daily & Nightly Specials \ i-888-VAmrnm pursue their ambitions and, Club of Westfield will hold its final through their studies, to concert of the season on May 19 at achieve them. the First Baptist Church at 10 a.m. Springfield • Route 11 West • (973) 376-9400 hill \ DVKII IOO CARS It was with this* theme in The program will begin with mind that the art students Christina Martos, soprano, accom- /. mi A n»IOOLAPS- made the works for the exhibit. panied by Hubert Frankenberry at This is an exhibit that the the piano. She will ojx>n with Arts Guild intends to offer reg- "Apparition" by Impressionist com- 12™ SMASH YEAR OF ularly allowing students to poser Claude Debussy, followed by 908-782-2413 have a formal showing of their "Ain't It a Pretty Night" from the PURE HILARIOUS FUN! Route 31 North work and exposure on a wilier opera StiMinnufi by Carlisle Floyd. (1 mile North of Remington Circle) scale then usual. Fernando .1. Oberadors' "El Vito" www Meniinqtonspeedway.com The gallery encourages slu- follows next, and the concluding piece will 1H< George Gershwin's romantic "EmbractMible You." Martos is the recipient of the Janet Grimniler (ilnason Memorial Scholarship given by the Club, and is a junior at Carnegie Mellon University. Flutist Clarissa Nolde will per- form an unaccompanied flute solo, "Ix'.s (''ollies d'Espagne" by Marin Mans Nolde has played in orches- tras around Europe, and has returned to West field to resume her career in the United States. The final performer for the morning will IN' Sondrn Turnmnm, whu is well known throughout the iiif! Ki|Mp|)t;in urea for her virtuosi- t v She will jK'rform four selections eddino on the piano: Serge *- Km-hinaninotrs "Prelude," and one ,it 7. Sun. Miits. at 2 movement, "Auf Schwung," of Hubert Schumann's Fantasie Ceremony: Si 308 West 46th Street Reception: Vnmu HU ('. IITI. 221 West 46lh Street Her concluding selections are two etudes, the first by Frederic FOR RESI-RVAT1ONS CALL; iVlechnrne: (212) 239-6200 < hopin, "Etude Op. 25 No. 7"and, PURCHASK TIC Kl TS IN PliKSON at Ticket Central Box Office to conclude the concert, "Etude 4Id West '12ml Street (Dally 1 pm to 8pm) fi ('hopin" by Nicholas

— DON'T MISS ", SNHAK PBHVIKWS ON1.V! ttil) I \l N MV» I-1 I'1* Jl"" ;l'M The member* of the club will S\l M\|S MA> 1". A •!.' «H .'''vl reh-brute a micce«»ful year with fittnegans Ticket Central the animal luncheon to be held at \ Nt « IN I HIM I IVI (212) 279-4200 t he Edm Ukr Country Club. The U \i < UMI i>v pnwnm rhair for the concert Is www.TonyLoveBTlnii.com Virgin in T(M>np«, and Jenny Cllne l« in t'hurtie of hospitality May 14, 1999 primeffme/ Record Press/B-5 Morris dancers make State debut NEW BRUNSWICK — TheSeattle where he studied as a Mark Morris Dance Group will young man with Verla Flowers make its State Theatre debut and Perry Brunson. He per- Friday, May 21 with a radiant formed with a variety of compa- program backed live music that nies in the early years of his includes "Canonic 3/4 Studies, " career, including the Lar "Dancing Honeymoon," "The Lubovitch Dance Company, Office" and "Grand Duo." Hannah Kahn Dance Company, Provocative, sensual, fabulous Laura Dean Dancers and and funky, Mark Morris's bril- Musicians, Eliot Field Ballet and liant choreography has mesmer- the Koleda Balkan Dance ized critics and audiences around Ensemble. the world. This incredible Since the Mark Morris Dance evening of dance will demon- Group's inception in 1980, Morris strate why Morris is lauded by has created more than 90- works critics as "the most talented performed by the Dance Group, choreographer of his generation" as well as choreographed dances and "our Mozart of modern for many ballet companies, dance." including the Paris Opera Ballet The Mark Morris Dance and the American Ballet Theatre. Group was formed in 1980 and Morris is best known for his gave its first concert that year in three evening-length works: 7V New York City. In the following Hard Nut this comic book- years, the company's touring inspired version of The schedule steadily expanded to Nutcracker), LAllegro, il include cities in both the United Penseroso rd il Moderato and States and Europe. In 1986, the Dido and Avna.t. During his group made its first national tele- tenure as director of dance at the vision program for the PBSTheatre Royal del la Monnaie in Dance in America series. Brussels in 1988-91, Morris cre- 9 In 1988, the Mark Morris ated 12 pieces for the stage and Time for 'Pippin Dance Group was invited to founded the White Oak Dance Project with Mikhail The Cranford Dramatic Club's production of "Pippin" continues its run of Fridays and Saturdays, May 14-22. In the production are Melissa become the national dance com- Loderstedt, Leilane Makuakane, Nicole Caprio, F.J. De Robertis, Marilyn Vice and Ed Wlttel. Tickets for "Pippin " are $15 and may be reserved pany of Belgium, where it spend Baryshnikov. He has worked by calling (908) 276-7611. three years in residency. The expensively in opera as both a company returned to the United choreographer and a director. States in 1991 as one of the A pre-performance lecture will world's leading dance companies take place an hour prior to the and performed across the United performance at the United States and at major international Methodist Church, just steps Visit two museums on June 3 bus trip festivals. away from the State Theatre. The In addition to a full touring lecture will be given by Barry SUMMIT — On Juno ,i, the private collections alike, by mas- Then travel downtown to the Tlie trip is open to the public. schedule, the Dance Group has Alterman, general manager of Friends of the New Jersey ters such as Monet, l'issarro, Museum of Jewish Heritage. Because ducented tours are recently completed two film pro-the dance group. Lecture tickets Center for Visual Arts will host Sisley and (iuuKiiin. The works Through personal stories and available only in the early morn- jects — a collaboration with cel- are $6. a bus trip to Brooklyn and the span a period of .'40 years lu'^in- artifacts, the museum presents inf> before MMA nets crowded, list Yo-Yo Ma entitled Falling Tickets range from $20-$38. Battery for a day of contrasts. ninp in the mid 18(>0s. 20i in;L(i<>ii anil reserva- brings together paintings from country whose work is bein^ faiths in its portrayal of univer- tions call N.K'VA at UXmi 2T,\- Performances for children all over the world, public and shown. sal themes. !) 1 2 1 . scheduled at Forum Theatre METUCHEN — Frank Knox, director of A Kid's Forum, has announced the Forum Theatre will host two special family engagements. The Crabgrass Puppet Theatre will present a life-sized pup- pet show, Just So Stories on Saturday, June 12 at 11 a.m. A week later, on Saturday, June 19 at 11 a.m., a live magic show. Great Scott! It's Metric! will take the stage. Just Stt Stories is a contemporary re-telling of Rudyurd Kipling's classic how-and-why stories including "How the Camel Got Its Hump," "How the Rhino Got Its Skin," and "How the Leopard Got Its Spots." These stories are told using vivid, brightly-colored life-sized puppets, scenery, and music from around the world. The Crabgrass Puppet Theatre is a renowned company that has appeared throughout the tri-state area. PANDAKAT-I iiorsiN or I'AKI OI:T Great Scott! It's Magic! is an extraordinary, fast-paced per- Nmhuaii. Hunan. MaiiilJriii. r ,i simple, forming his magic three times on "Late Night with David from J yet ta.sly phiu1 lor ,i freshly hakul hvaklaM, ,i piiv Letterman." Drukker will appear with a rabbit, a dove and a 1 talking macaw. Open 7 Days sion oi mint' sina IIIIIJIIIIIHI We IOIIIKI JII^I MIIII A Kid's Forum, under the direction of Knox, presents a Delivery Available (Mi«. IO> a plate il Aunt Val's Country Hake Shoppe nn year-round series of live musicals, especially for children ages p> _ _ _ _ _ Coupon •• — •—•• — «| North Ave in (iarwuotl. I IK- .swei'l smell of tu-wly u i • 3-12. Special events augment the series, providing the central hakcJ tnuttins stvmeil In Jr.nv us frnin t;u ;i\v;iy. New Jersey community with continuing performances for fami- FREE $1.25 DRAFTS lies. (1) Qt. Homemade Vtonton Soup With .I decor reiiiini.st'eiil ol ,i loiintry kiklun on 24 oz. Sirloin SU-ak $11.95 mill' Minimum t>j il'i/tint I^.ICI 1 .95 Tickets for Just So Stones and Great Scott! It's Maniv\ are Your (Juiiiv of ,\n early innrnint, , we i|iikkly tclt riylii ,it hmne. 24 oz. Ih'lmoiiko Slriik 1>l 1 only $8, with discounts available for groups of'20 or more. For There before us \v;ts a lar^e variety <>\ Jeleituhle Sirhiin Steak t.11.95 Triple Delight, Sesame (.liiekcn. .95 tickets call (732) 548-0582. Cifncr.il Tso's Chicken, or Dumplings trcit.s, fresh Irum die oven. My p.irtner opieil for a Stutt.v's Si//.tinn Slrj.k $11 I li \)l Vi(/'""' l>,lll\ m !><•• ''tllll- 'I S,l'l./»li I, warm, ll.iky .ipple pull, ilie house speti.illv- "lust ( ImrHinilcil 1/2 III. Itur^i-rs CRANFORD like I iniiulin.i's", 111- st.iial. I L-leeleil to try n Mue- («*7.1) .176-.1N40 110 North Ave. W., Cranford WINI 596 Morris Avenue I Cm Ivrrv imtllin. Lomleil witli sweet berries. [ was US1 Sprlngtlold. NJ 07081 c*""' Shoestring Players will present mm I'J |>'>M utlii c ,ii IIJ-S fr KiMii Mill i OPEN 7 DAYS Tel (908) 653-1985 * Fax (90H) 653- reuanleJ with ,t luavenly wisp oi steam as I broke i he still warm mullin open. I was re mi ruled of ,t summer children's acting classes a i. i .." I• • r,. i :• i.. iihli ),,„ hreaktast I hid (into enjoyed on the porch ol a NEW BRUNSWICK analysis. The students will pro- country inn deep in the Vermont mountains. Looking for a summer program duce and perform a play adapted Voted Area's Top"$teakhouse" So much more hiivailablc iit Aunt Viil's, hoth to that stimulates the creativity from a short story. All students [Lilly I «!•1 -ifi'l in i ';i 'i| :i: and artistic potential in children? enrolled in the clinic will have a Home of 2* oz Great Steaks e.it there or enjoy Inter at home. All are hiked fjtftdk'. • '.••."if-j-.-l »'.'•'.[.•• • F.!!i,'.u. ',.ifj|Mi.!ic The Shoestring Players, a pro- rule in tin- performance. Iresh every d;iy! Numerous varieties of muffins, 1020 S. Wood Avenue, Linden, N.J. fessional non-profit theater com- The Shiiest ring Players is a buttery fruit or cheivse croissants, coffee cakes ;inJ pany for young audiences, will professional children's theater $11.95 offer a two-week acting clinic company in residence at the uiukies are hid out, gently heckoninj;. Brownies, fl»nqu*lfl«mi 862-6455 Aug. 2-13, 9:30 u.in.-noon, For stu- Mason Gross School of the Arts, ' l! In wl'li --.III'I-A II IK Dessert tray assortments hefj to he invited to your fifth through eighth grade.1- in Brunswick. Founded by Joseph I ulil ll< (I • Unit I -.1 Fall of 1999. The program will P. Hart, master teacher of cre- next tfitherinfj. Party platters and ^ift trays iire a For A 'jncJfk A 'jonclwn II A f f;< take place on the Douglass ative dramatics at Mason Gross, specialty and can he prepared in any manner you •• (jcrr-i VA HOURS Campus of Kutgers University Shoestring has performed in choose. Apple, Lemon Merinmte and Pecan Pics and the cost of the class is $200 more than HO states, on and off- per child. Space is limited: to Bmadway, at seven festivals in are available by special order. register call ( 7."J2 > 9:12-9772. the United Kingdom, and at the Chops 18 North Ave., Garwood, NJ Soulood • ScilfirJ Btir The emphasis of the class will National Hl.-ick Arts Festival in OFF be on building fundamental sid- Atlanta, Ga. Shoestring is also (908) 232-9001 'Sr^'JZTn^ ; Wilh This Coupon ing skills. Exercises are designed the only theater company from Mon-Fri 7:un-6 30pm • Sat M,mi-2pin the United States to be invited to 925- to enhance concentration and AI.I'JH FP'("I A'u"t«tr- focus, build teamwork skills, and the Kaleidoscope International help students understand char- Children's Festival in Aberdeen acter development and script Scotland in June NIGHT OUT 4 465 N. Broad St. * Elizabeth • 908-351 8833 CASUAL DINING • REGIONAL ITALIAN CUISINE Hi Tops to perform in Jazz 99 series Wide Selection Of lldlmn Spetiallie'. RAH WAY — The Arts Guild of with CIHHMI jazz masterpieces, KIDS EAT FREE • AfiufddWe Pnces • Corn!urfahlf CaiUiii t\\\w>',\i\w, are performed with precision and fvrry Fvening AllRf 1|HII Rahway continues its Jazz '99 • OVER 30 PASTAS - concert series with Hi Tops on panache. FHFF DELIVERY 7)7 UJU^J., tbrJ^yti • W9-TK 7775 May 21 at 7:30 p.m. The Guild is Members of the group are 1 Dun • W.rt 118 tin WI M»m located at 1670 Irving St., Cireg Wall, sax and clarinet; Hen We ServB The Beal Breakfast in Town AM Day Long Pf 202/206, P^**fc» • Rahway, All tickets nre $10;William**, trombone; Andy seniors and students nre $8.Grnvinh, trumpet; Richard Seating is limited. Call in Lanham, lead vocalist; Dave WcsllUI.I Viemonte SaUimeria "I'M COOKING FOR YOU" Richards, bass; Ben Sher, guitar; Ou ilnt. Comfortable & Rtatonabte I till' /((((Kill f <<<><(.s Your personal chef service advance for ticket*, (732) 499- lumir! tj.'.v II,VII.T',I|I|I) 1 lfp tii A linys of iiint\ot% tUiltvamd and RUBS DiBona, percussion. • II ilim I...|i| [,nl I'l.illi.i', • l.uiiiini'l ( nlli'O:. 8226. 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BOX 6'3'. 105 Ib piotty, divorced, Jewish, financially fil, single, while mate, 60 femalo. 25 to 45, wiio lik«s to be WAITING FOR YOU NO HEAD GAMES 40 yr old warm, sincaro. pretty WOMEN 11437 professional, female, brunotto, non- CATCH ME lo 68, lor good limes. Enjoys flnor pamper lor a lun foving relation with 58 yr old. 5'B", 210 Ib, single male, 52 yr old. 5'B". athletic build, good famsle, blondo hair, blue eyes smoker seeks to moot attractive, 36 yr ota, 5'4". 14b (b, ntce looking, Ihings in life, physical fitness, lino home owner, with a great sense of looking, emotionally ant) financially Looking for a well educated rnalo tor LOOKING FOR MIKE no strings. BOX 14956 SEEKING WOMEN confident male 47 lo 55, non-smokor whito leinnle, seeks lo bo caught by dining, and dancing. 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Jewish counterpart, 54 to 6?, SOULMATE WANTED enjoys sports, culture and fun times Woman Is looking lor a in;.n si.'ud 31 yr oW 6'3'. singlo, The resit Handsome Cancenan. with lionio to build supportive, loving LOOKING FOR YOU BOX 42381 mate, for IriondEtup and possible ethiotic fit. outgoing, 4O's, seeks alluring pelite, spiritual relationship, with miilu,tl npprrjclalion 32 yr old. Italian lomale. eerioui relationship. II ygu tiru look- attractive, affluent, pro- female with humanistic presence to DESIRES OF THE HEART Ing for a Bsrbio, you'ru looking in N10 and much laughlcr lot's talk. BOX brown htiir nnd eyes. 5'3". 326(51 fessional mala, whoso jointly share and to grow. BOX 326E0 Single, Chnstian, straight lemale. wrong place Mo games please POX 140 Ib. 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BOX smokor, non-rjilnkor Enjoys Iho and monlally (it. lady with sonse of humor Enjoys holding fit, sensitive, eating, conipasslonale. 30304 hands, walking on beach day or night "NO HEAD GAMES" petite, very utliacllvo, brunette, shore, movies, comedy clubs, having wlio 1$ oasy gong and •ind cocktails for two Wishing to 25 year ofd bi, white female Seeking divorced, Hispanic and Italian good times with friends, and going to ESCORT/BOYFRIEND loves to laugh Non- meet a sincere, romantic white a bi. white female (18-28) lor friend- female. In 40's. Is seeking hand- nice places. Soaking a male who Escort for June 99 wed- smokers only BOX 32799 female, 3S lo 50, for B long lorm rela- ship and lun. Must be honest and some, physically lit, sensitive male. shaios similar Interest) and qualllies. ding and boyfriend lor life! sincere. No head games BOX tionship BOX 32722 ISM 40B to earty 50's, lor friendship. BOX 13337 45 yr old, 5T, single, whito lomale PLAYFUL SCIENTIST 3/293 Enjoys working out, nature, rho out- with blende hair nnd blue eyas is in OPEN MINDED JERSEY SHORE RETIREE There is a better way to meet... Divoicod while Jewish male, 95, RELIGIOUS FRIENDSHIP doors, dancing, and dinina out BOX sealed of a handsome, lun. romantic, 160 pounds. 5'9", seeks omaii con- Whilo male, 34, 6', 190 lbs. very t4936 Atiractive. non-smoking widow, S3, 34 yr oid. singlo, Christian female single, whito male. 35 ID 47, fo< a nection, wilh open mindod. single attractive, great shape, athletic, articulate, affectionate, adventurou* who enjoys crturcn activities, dining possible relationship. BOX 31822 call 1-900-407-6999^ respond white lemale. Lot's find oul more down to earth. Seeks attractive, "DROPMEAUNE" woman who It physically and finan- out, going to ihe ma!, animals, cats about onch other ovci the internet, lemale, tor discreet, casual encoun- U yr ok) Ismale it seeking an hon- cially lit, flexible and ready lo meet " MAKE ME LAUQH " and more. Seeking a Christian beauty is not required, nicenoss 15 ters and good times, no games, wtil women, 29 10 38, who enjoys •II. Mncsre male, for Irlandshlp flrsi an oplimlatic. upbeat man, SI to 71, 32 year old single whito profossionnl ($1.99/m in.) female. Seeking an attractive and necessary Esl Windsor BOX return all calls BOX 33O03 Chnstian activities BOX 36351 and possible relationship. If intereii- who enjoys me. Selie ths momontl InteHlflont, single white professional 32805 ed, leave me a meuago BOX BOX 32622 "STILL SEARCHING" VALUABLE TIME 36461 male, 32-42, who has nevei been " FRIENDS FIRST " FHEEHOLDG1RL While, widowed, Catholic male, 49 yr old, s WAITING FOR LOVE LET'S TALK Female ln- walking on the beach. Looking for Envoys movie*, dining, and more. tb 55, and S'8* phis, who haa II al humor and tpontanetly. lof • long out, Mnen, bluei, dandng, jaw, din- Seeking a prafeetlonal male, 20 to together, like me. Friend* first, and aarcaam. Seeks single white female. Jewish or non-Jewish lomaies, 21 to A GOOD CATCH gte, professional, whit*, term rmanonetup. BOX 15234 ing oul. shopping, theater, movies, 44 yr dd, slrm, fun loving, while 30, with aknllar interest!, lor a friond- than who knowal BOX 32720 26-36, educated, romantic, reliable 35. who are fit with similar Interests Dnandalty/amotlorwVy secure mate, going into ihe city once In a while and 1#mal», non-smoker, with blonde hair •hlp and possible relationship BOX QREAT TIME HERE with a great sense of humor tor«long for possible long term relationship. BOX 15752 " LONESOME ** good conventions Looking for and green eyes Ukas hiking, the 32-40, B\ with family values lor pos- 3963S 33 yr old, BT, 130 Ib, tingle, lerm, aerloua relationship BOX Wonmouth county. BOX 32719 Single white temale. 52,116 Iba, ST, atralghl, lamale frlandi to hang out (Maw, Old movies snd more. sible relationship BOX 39972 SOMEONE SPECIAL Hispanic male, honaM, htrd working 32040 SINGLE PETITE FEMALE pretty red head, enjoy* walk, worki MARRIAGE MINDED wtth. and who share similar inlerests. Bertdno t tin, slim, mature, hand- Single while female, 5V, reddish and love kids. Seeking • tingle BEE WHAT HAPPSN8 Single, black lemale, interested In out, dancing, movlea, weekend get- ATTN: PETITE LAURA 34 yt old, 5'9", 175 tb, non-smoking. BOX 15508 some mala wHh similar Interest!. blonde hair, green eyei, attractive, female, 27 to 35, lo h«v« a good » yr old. 5T, attractive, alngla bliok matting a Ungte, while male 26-36 to awaye. antique shopping, dining out You responded to my ad. Box nice looking, tingle, white male Irom Mustache a plus Sincere replies and aim. Seek a apodal guy, m hli time. BOX 1K68 "THE THREE 8'8.-.." femalg. Enjoys working out, movie* irtare good ttmei and grow with. My or in. Seeking handaoma, while #32710. You are romantic end «njoy Union county Is seeking an attrac- only. BOX 38037 aarty UTa. who wante lo be a we 06 yr young, divorced, while lemale and going lo comedy dubi. Looking hobWM Include awtmmtng theatre, male, 46 to SS, at ratal B'B", afleo- ddto* Only got partial phone num- tive, tingle, white female. 25 to 35, instead of kiat a me. It nice looking, GRAND EXPECTATION seek* well educated, petto, imoklng lor a tingle mil). 30-45, with similar walks on Ihe beach, romanllc din- ikmate, reliable wtth similar Intereeta ber Pteaa* try again. Larry BOX THE TIME IS NOW honest, aincere, and wtio hai a good B-11*. 1 SO Ib.HngW, Italian mate with with similar Interests, for a long term lemale, SO to 60, who la serious like Interails, for possible relationship, 32950 M yr old, single, profession*!, black aenae of humml BOX 32485 relationship. Enjoya working out, din- henell, without attachments, who Is BOX 18306 female I* Making a single, oompas- traveling, bowling, dining oul, quW LETS BE FRIENDS Ing, movies, antiques, and cozy aincera. aenairtve and ipMtual BOX akmele, mature, caring, white male SEtKim MR. RIQHT " LOVE TO HEAR FROM U " nights. SOX 32732 PRICIILA SEEKS ELV» "IESKINQ PRINCE" night*, holding handa and more. Male, 40, la looking tor an attractive 3747S for • tuHBUng. meniilrvjM. friendship S3 yr old. 6'e". 130 Ib, phyHoaHy fil, CT attractive, petite, young looking Charming) S'KT plus, 40 to H, artic- Seeking en attracflvt, ttendar, rtigle Fun loving. M year old. green eyes, female, 30-46. raw and age n open. "GIVE ME A CALL" WANT TO KNOW MOHe? leading lo a long term relationship. very attractive, romantic, outgoing, and IhlnMno, female, Interwtt are ulate, •ducatsd, awtaf and lovable, female. U 10 40, honnt. sincere), long dark hair, lovei muite, and lor wrUd limes and a binding frlend- 92 yr ok), 5'B\ 163 Ib, white, proles- S'S" female ia looking lo meet a real- BOX 137M •ingle, white female wilh blonde hair traveling, reading and goino to aggressive, alngla, no drugs or RrunolaBy tnd amotkmaSy atable, lor •Mp BOX 36322 wants lo meat Efvl* look alike for slonal male, handsonw. conserva- ly nice femalo, to apend quality time and a good atnaa of humor la aeak- mcnrlet. Seeking a male 60-70 10 amowng. SI yr old, ftr, fun figured, long linn mfattonsMp. Non-amokar ATTi MORRIS COUNTY (hare her Intenttla. BOX 36793 tive, no children, one woman titan. wHh. BOX 3532a compankmihip. BOX 32650 Ing a rundiome, warm, oaring, wttowtd. female with ttrawbany pfHM SOX 16682 YOU'LL NEVER KNOW W yr., S'4-, tingle, attractive, phyH- romantic maie, lor a poaalble rela- 71 yr ok), whita widower, financially Enjoya fine dining, Iravel. Ihe out- "LOOK NO FURTHER" QIVSMCACHANCI Woods hair, huel ayes, passionals, OPEN YOUR HEART NOW oaly fit, lanule wHh blonde hair and tlonshlp, BOX 34015 mature, down to earth. ri(oyi •IBKS mm FRIEND aecurs, looking for a slender lemale doors and other actrvMea. Hoping to Single, white, ptolotilonai femile, MWtfe aged lemale, with blonde hair, 49 yr old, white, sinctre, employed, MM «yM. Enjoyt all iports anil moviaa. slow dancing, osndwlght, ST y> old. ST, 196 Ib. slngta. while In her SO't, lor companionship end Imd a slm, attractive, fit femalo. 37 to M yr, VT, petite,. Enjoy* movie*, blue eyaa, average weight, average lun loving, energettc, kirxJ hearted, bl rwdlng, SMklng a mala in Morris "BtQAPPULOVBR" holding handl and qutal times. BOX mala la aeaMng an altracVva, aaay fun tlmea. BOX 36609 47. BOX 37800 ihe beach, traveling and more. height. Enjoya traveling, be* mar- famaia la aaeMng a rental* lor a good Oounty for poMibla relationship. keta, nwvtei, theater, dining out and 32941 going, single, whrle lemale, 23 to 34. trtendehlp and poaalMe long term M Seeking a tingle white profetsimal TAKE ME ON A RIDE SENSITIVE AND LOYAL BOX 41*47 one, 53". dark hair and eyea, attrac- cooking. Staking an honeet, atralght for Mandthlp and a possible long rttlatlonanlp. BOX 400» male, non-tmokar, educated, to tive, college educated, run loving, forwardmale. BOX 15115 CAPTIVATE ME 20 yr ok). B'f. alnga white mala with Single, white mala, tall, thfn, down to - UVe.LOVB.UUQH term relalionshlp. Enjoy. antquM. blue eyea and brown hair. Enjoya din- ipend lime with, lot frlendthlp, ponl- non-amoker. Love* movies, dining L*t me dance my way Into your earth, seoka •Ingle while female, BWEBT » prrm •7 Irtjold, 6'9", attrietrvo, slim, black SUKIN0 SOULMATI dining out, Irevelng. and Iha baaoh. Ing out, moviaa. pool and long walk*. ble relttlonHilp, BOX 3W38 out, going to the afwre and New heart. Petite divorced while lady. under S4, thin, prefer blua ayes, norv- 16 yr ok), alngla, W female, pretty, ••mall, enjoy* movies, dining out, Singla, white. Cathoto female, M, BOX1SB44 Looking tor lemale. IB-20. for frtend- srnokar. Ukas drives In the country, York. Seeking long lerm relaBortaWp, Enjoys reading, romantic walks, and petite, tweet and open minded and] hanging around New York City MINK IN H VT, peWe, college educated, ahy at candle light dining. Seeking special ahlp and tun. BOX 37793 restoring antiques, old moviaa and non-amokar. drinking okay. wHh chil- OIVtMEACALL Seeking a bl lemala, 14 lo 23, attrac- SeaMng • UH, discreet male, 35 and Single wtiite Catholic female, 41 yr flr»t and marriage minded. In March person, 55-62, lor hugs and klue>. dog*. Freehold area. BOX 32855 tive and petit*, who an(oy» dancing, dren. BOX 13018 IS yr old, «•, 176 Ib, slngls. white. AMERICAN INDIAN up, v# «imlar intarnts lor tn»nd- oW, 62", brown hair and aytt. non- ol aingle white male, V to 36. never Non-smoker, to share my droame. New York oily, partying and more. ftp, (tOX 48544 married, marriage minded who la male, non-amokar, who loves the II fi old, 5'icr, smoking, efngle. COMPUTER PARTNER tmoker. and non-drinker, phyttotlly lOMtTHINQ TO SHOUT BOX 32733 BOX 12842 hard working and love* kidi SOX outdoors, movies, walka on the American Indian male la Backing e a» yr cM, 160 Ib, 6'9" divorced, white), In. Seeklne • tingle pratrtldng Warm and witty. appeWflfl, erotea- IOM1ON1 SPECIAL 38830 batch, traveling, amusement parka, alncara, aingle lemale, aim lo trim Jewish mala seeks e-mail connec- 41 it did, I'r, 112 Ib, atlracllve. Cathollo mate. 3D4«, who la earing atonal lady who lavora a good dining out and appreciates the sim- bum, lor a long farm relattonahlo. QUIDEUNH tnd romantic, emotionally itrong end *'CAN Wt TALK" MEN BOX 3915* tion, wtth playful, single, wtiK» tomato happy. non-tmoUng, ItaUen femato naturet). flexible, educated, Ian wHta ple things in We. Seeking • tingla, Left find out more about each other py who ie in good shape, has • gtoit hooeit, and view* women u equtto. JiwWt mate, 63-62. Can wa buUd While widowed Jewlah lomale. a toroonlerrtn>t.»Mtoanyp»r- whin femal*. 23-33, who Is honest, OBtAT TIME MfBI over the Internal. Beauty la not •enee of humor, and love» to two BOX 148*3 non-amokar, late W». enjoya New SEEKING WOMEN eonef aoVavtiaamerMa; ant* auaucrc i la> nurturing friendship wilh laughter, sincere, outgoing, ind doean'l play required, ntoeneaa Is neossstry. Eaat fun. Looklno tor someone spedsl lo York CHy, movlea,, theater, walk>, M yrokj, 6*1', divorced, whHa orefet- bmbmy reata ajrtfuetortftoVV wflh MABBIAQI MINDIO rjoneWiratlon, our interest* and the opera, tutllat and more looking tor Call 1-900-407-6999 head gamee. BOX 324*3 Windsor. BOX 3272! (hint gnod bma» with BOX 14048 alonal male, eMklru a tingle or •oVarMMJ-ef, o/ftpondtntto. tuah Single, Jnwiah, white Ilmtlt In tuiure7 BOX 32857 Jewitn mile, non-imoker, 54-65, <1,99 per min. drvoraed, attnuevt, biaok female. 30 aMNaLl,CARINQ DAD " WANTED SPECIAL LADY •• mtvrtlftmnlt. NJN PuMtMng TflAVIL TO MV HEART MBtch of a marriage minded, Jewish with similar Intereata lor friendship 10 48, hx dtlng and tun Ume», BOX mty. In Urn to* attention, ehanoe, MAKE THI PHONI ftINQ FALLING IN LOVE Athleiia, tmaM J«*rHh dad, 4*\ nd Single whita male, 4T, S'10", I7J lbs. •1 yt old, Si", us ib. pnyiionuy m. male over 38 yoars, b(own hair, S3 year ok), S'B' phyeteaty Hi lemil* andpOMlUa raialloniNp. No garnet 60 yr old widow&r, looking lur a *l»n- mfct ordWahfaryparaona/atAwa - BOX3I730 relk>ous, 5'fO*, 169 torn. Seavkt a « non-imoker, handsome, linos™, sVontd lertMla, non- smoker, social hniol eyet. B3 Ibt, ST I like biking, wilh ihouldar length blonde hair. der. pretty lady, finish, non-smoker, Mf wtikHikumtkHHk h hwn woman, undw 48. Enjoys romanos, AUINO0O0TTME enjoy* dMng out, dancing, moviaa. prfefe. At atnwflee/t mutt tteonf a drinker. En)oyi working oul, lonnis, wnlkuig, drflvving. ronding, and Searching lor Mf Right. Cn|oya LOOKINO FOR LOVf for u long Isnn relationship, BOX navel. Min, mountain Nting, p a gotf, travel and moro Looking tor n M yr oW. alnole mtle wtth brawn hair quiet times. In search of one vary vohth antingti » accompanyh lhair muPBiinis f'hysiinl npntinrancfl not dancing, dining out and travel. 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This person wiil be responsible for planning and growth EOE WF7D/V ASSISTANT 908-685-0341 LEGAL "Voice Box" is a registered COUNSELORS CHILDCARE- F/T, developing the web site, selecting products and services and directing trademark of VOICE BOX needed for summer camp at Nanny lor Westfield SECRETARY SYSTEMS Inc. Temple Emanu-EI Nursery t D.L. reqd. lor small Westrield law School. Westtield. Halt S500/wk. MM-23a-227jl the sales division. The person should have a strong familiarity with new WE HAVE firm, FT. pro- SECRETARY - Somerv He day program. Must be In Gen. Practice law firm high school or older, CHILD CARE NANNV lOtl Of bate/litigation, WP 5.0. Live out Nanny wanted to media advertising products and industry trends and well-developed skills •leno a +. Fa> resume seeks responsible person warm, tun loving and have ATTENTION BETTERS w/ good secrelarial skills. experience with children- care of 1 infant in ml w/salary requirements lo Chatham home. Start dalf 9OB-654T323 to (ill legal secretarial po- Call |W») 232-7683 for in training, motivating and relationship building. sition. 1-2 yrs e»p. & an Interview. July. Exp. and flef. fa LARGE OFFICE ASSISTANT To knowledge of WP 5.1 a quired, non-smoker. Cat must. Competitive salary 973-635-2605. print to make your ad Secretarial Staff. General Arm WORK moH turn Duties. Prior office enp. and benefit package. Call Earn an extra S600-1.5otVmo. not necessary. Word M8-722-S700 PT S2,0OO-4,5007mo. - FT. CHILDCARE processing training re- 1-800-296-7318 REALLY quired. 37.5 hour work NANNY NEW MEDIA EDITOR •land out week. Clark location. Call General Help 240 AVON Needed. FH" or P/T ASAP Call your Classified Sale* Mr. C Ardat 732-396-1965 $ Sales Car A exp req d. Consultant today OFFICE ASST. Must be 13+ 9OS-7S4-B161 Our New Media Editor will report to the Media Director. This person lor more information! 24/HRsM 1-800- 360- 3603 16 hrs/wk. SS/hr Flu. hrs. Holy Cross Church 9-5 , M-F. 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Dsys CHATLINE & times flei Pleasant Become A Member CONTENT PRODUCER 1-268-404-6675. MUST BE Cranlord law office. 18+, INT. RATES APPLY Ple>ase> laa resume) to: Of Our Telephone 9OB-272-0523 Our New Media Content Producer will report to the Media Director. This SKMTAflV Interviewing Team! Employment Mator Lrton County contractor person will assist in daily story selection, editing, coding and uploading to ItMHaHyn Employment Wcroeofl Word, Excel, good In this permanent part-time live news content; will enhance content through use of links and other phone A basic cornmur»cason role, you will be conducting Help Services 220 sMHs. Send resumes Altan: Controller 12 Qelb Ave., Urv Nationwide Opinion sur- internet features; assist in design, selection and implementation of web lon,NJ07D83 AtMMILE- Arts. Gratis, veys. There is NO SELLING. You will work in a professional Toyi from your home. /^XCOUNflNGT sites. Prefer experience in ad & web site design. Earn uplo »25/wk. 1-800- environment with paid training, frequent merit reviews and a 786-0409, Z4hr«. FINANCE CLERK Sign-On bonus. Costlier/Accounts Receiv- If you have what it takes to be part of this team, Business Kelp 226 able far Radian Valley Community College. Ex- Afternoon and evening hours available. ADMMirnUTIVE ASST. perience required Un- please send your resume to: FT located In Central Cran- derstanding ol computer- (ord. Ughl computer skills iied financial* record We seek articulate enthusiastic candidates with strong inter- and strong communica- keeping required, as are tion skills required. Mutt effective written and oral personal skills. For immediate consideration please call work Independently. Fax communication skills. between 9 AM - 4 PM or 7 • 9 PM. Martin Till resume to: 908-272-9005 Excellent customer serv- ice skills necessary. Word & Lolui/Exc«l eip. pre- CEO CLERICAL ferred. 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