Njuries During Our Local Scouts

SCOTCH PLAINS THE TIMES FANWOOD SCOTCH PLAINSFANWOOD, N.J. 25 CiNTS

GIRL SCOUT UNIFORM EXCHANGE TODAY OCTOBER 4 S.P. Council urges residents' Nearly new and used Girl Scout clothing and equipment will be sold today, Thursday, Oct 4 from 5:00-6:30 p.m. at the Scotch Plains Thrift response to shoppers' survey Shop on Second St. by Donna Dance would provide a trailer improved efforts to in- Township for having Any profit goes to the Girl Scout Association, Several topics of in- attachment to a truck crease community had no fatalities or which conducts the exchange as a service to terest and concern to to be placed In recycling. serious injuries during our local Scouts. Scotch Plains residents strategic locations for Last Tuesday a this time. Mayor were discussed at the collection of recyclable public Sale was held Schmidt commended Town Council meeting items. Mayor Schmidt for the sale of property the Police Department, TOWNSHIP OF SCOTCH PLAINS Tuesday evening, Oct. 2. stressed that no known as lot 24, Block The Traffic Safety Of- TO HOLD BP CLINIC une or tnese topics monies would be lost 187A, 826 Ternay fleer, the schools, and The Township of Scotch Plains will hold the concerns the Scotch by organizations who Avenue. No bidders ap- the PTA Safety Com- monthly Hypertension (High Blood Pressure') Plains vitalIzation rely on recycling as a peared for this proper- mittee. Mayor Irene Screening Clinic on Wednesday, October 10, plans. At this time fund-raising technique, ty. The N.J. Auto Club Schmidt proclaimed 1984. surveys are being The organizations has bestowed a Two- October as National The Clinic will be held in the Scotch Plains distributed to shoppers would receive funds Year Pedestrian'Safety Crime Prevention Public Library Community Room from 4:00-7:00 and mailed to a random realized through these Citation on the Continued on page 4 p.m. and is free. The intent of the clinic is to selection of homes. To "~" "" ~~ ~ ™~~——" — Identify new cases of High Blood Pressure. date, 6,000 surveys Those persons who are over the age of thirty have been mailed to SPF Delphi Team attends and smoke or are overweight or have a family homes within a two history of heart disease or diabetes and have mile radius of Scotch not had their blood pressure checked recently Plains center. It is conference in N.Y. State are urged to attend. hoped that residents will respond to the WSPFTV SCHEDULE • CHANNEL survey so that an ac- 34 curate report can be made on the needs and Thurs., Oct 4 - Girls Gynmastics vs. Elizabeth, 8 p.m. desires of current,and; Fri., Oct. 5 - Football vs. Cranford, 8 p.m. potential ''shoppers in Men., Oct. 8 - Boys soccer vs. Barringer, 8 p.m. this area*.•'-''-'• •-•-.-• .-..•-.-; Tues., Oct. 9 - Boys soccer vs. Westf ield, 8 p.m. Township M a nag e r Wed., Oct. 10 - Football vs. Linden, 8 p.m. Tom Atkins announced that October is Recycl- ing Month in N.J. Bum- TOWNSHIP PLANS pr stickers are being TERCENTENNIAL PARTY distributed to residents The Township of Scotch Plains is celebrating who desire them. Con- its Tercentennial Year with a huge Birthday Par- tact the Town Hail or ty for Township residents. The October 14th the recycling center. A event which will begin at 1:00 p.m., at the two-grant application is Municipal Building Complex on Park Avenue, expected to be approv- will feature continuous entertainment on the ed for recycling needs, Left to right SPF High School Principal Dr, Terry R.«g«i, Hign School Village Green, free rides for the children, and These grants would teacher Carol Cecchine, S.P. Police Chief Robert Luce, Park Middle School the cutting and distribution of the Tercenten- provide a site in Fan- PTA President lecky O'Connor, school board member Leonia Rellly, nial Birthday Cake. The Lion's Club will be wood for a permanent superintendent of schools, Dr. Robert J. Howlett, and S.P, Detective Carl hosting an Oktoberfest in the adjacent parking recycling center j Sicola. lot, where refreshments may be purchased at September 14, 15, Chief of. Police, Robert Colonial prices, This festive and historic occa- Plans finalized for and 16, The Scotch Luce, Detective Carl sion will be marked by closing ceremonies at Plains-Fanwood Delphi Sicola, Scotch Plains- 5:00 p.m., with the spectacular, colorful release Team held their annual Fanwood High School of thousands of balloons. • birthday festivities leadership conference Principal, Dr. Terry Plans have been Tercentennial Torch, in New York State and Riegel, Board of Educa- finalized for the and the presentation of returned with an acute tion member, Leonia FANWOOD FIRi CO, celebration of the the official Teroenten- sense of accomplish- Reilly, Park Middle FLEA MARKET OCTOBER 8TH Tercentennial year in nial Seal, designed by ment. School PTA President, Scotch Plains. The resident Lorraine Gallo, The team consists of Becky O'Connor and The Fanwood Fire Company will sponsor weekend celebration wm mark this historic Dr. Robert J. Hewlett, Scotch Plains- their Flea Market & Breakfast on Saturday, Oc- will begin on October occasion. Superintendent of Fanwood High School tober 6=at the Fanwood railroad station from 8 13, with the placing of Tercentennial Presi- Schools, Scotch Plains Continued on page 8 a.m. • 4 p.m. de Historical Time dent, JudyTerrys has re- All profits go to the volunteer Fire Company Capsule which will be quested that all Final site plan approval to help equip their new building. opened In the year 2026 residents of Scotch the year of our nations Plains and Fanwood given to recycling center 250th birthday, display, their flags on The Fanwood Plann- and the Jaycees, The Resident" 's and this, day in the true ing Board at their Jayoees will be respon- NEW BUSINESS & organiiatlons in the American spirit of pride meeting held last week sible for the operations RiVITALIZATION SPOTLIGHTED township have and dedication to our In Borough Hall, of the new center, ON "FANWOOD FACTS" gathered information, country, community adopted a resolution The Planning Board The Fanwood Facts program on Suburban materials and memen- and heritage. The granting final site plan wanted to make it very Cablevision TV 3 resumes its fall schedule Fri- tos to place in the time Recreation Commis- approval made clear to communities day, Oct, 5, at 8:30 p;m. What has happened In capsule. Photographs, sion Is sponsoring a previously for the new that the recycling effort Fanwood over the summer and the Downtown video tapes, and one mile and five mile recycling center on of the Fanwood-Scotch Redevelopment program will be discussed by memorabilia of the pre- run In the spirit of North Avenue (hear Plains Jaycees would Mayor Patricia Kuran, Bob Horowitz, president sent times are being celebration, Quick Check). This be continuing to be of the Fanwood Merchants Association and- preserved for the future in addition, the recycling center was held at the Fanwood owner of Scotchwood Pharmacy, and Stephen generations. Festivities Lion's Club will be proposed by David Railroad Station on the Lingle, deputy borough clerk and assistant ad- are scheduled to begin holding a flea market at Pickering, a member of 3rd Saturday of each ministrator. at 9:30 at the Municipal the Complex. Activities the Fanwood Borough month, The program will be repeated Friday, Oct. 12 Building Complex on will end at 12:30 p.m., Council and a member In a related develop- at the same time. Park Avenue. The with the placing of of the Jaycees, on ment, Fanwood Mayor lighting of -the Continued on page 11 behalf of the council Continued on page 11 i gained. Police News At 9:30 p.m. on Mayor Schmidt to address September 26 a woman DC BPW Club October 9th Qofiden Jkqm ^P/tog/tam. UJ leaving a restaurant on CO Terrill Road was ap- The next meeting of the Hill. Bonnie Burn g proached by a male the Fanwood-Scotch Rd,, Watchung. Cost The Fanwood Senior Citizen's Club held their o who grabbed her purse Plains Business & Pro- $11. Guest speaker will regular meeting on Monday, September 24th. o and ran away. Attemp- fessional Womens be Irene Schmidt, President Marge Kayto spoke about the LU ting to leave the scene Club will be held on Mayor of Scotch Plains, seriousness of taking medications and the side FANWOOD the woman was involv- Tuesday, Oct 9, 6:30 who will speak on effects it could cause. She advised seniors to p.m. at September on LUI Sometime during the ed in a minor motor "Women's Influence in ask their doctors to explain the proper way day on Tuesday, vehicle accident. Upon CA reported that Government", All work- medications should be taken, September 25, burglars investigation, Ptl. burglars had entered ing women are invited. President Kayto, who is affiliated with the entered a home on Mid- the building through a For further information CMl William Schultz and Red Cross in Plainfield, also stated that the way Ave, by removing Det. Richard Palent- cellar window. Nothing & reservation contact Red Cross has received 6 new mini buses the back door window, char arrested David was determined miss- Marianne Muoio, which are available for Seniors to be taken to A VCR was reported Davis, Plainfield and ing at that time. 757-5109. the doctors or hospitals, A few day's notice is missing. charged him with the Also on Monday, a The club has submit- necessary. On Friday, September theft of moveable pro- man sitting in a truck in ted a memento to The Life Line Heat was raised to J225 per 28th a Coriell Ave. resi- perty. Scotch Plains to be in- household for needy senior citizens. Flu shots dent reported receiving the 300 block of Myrtle The manager of Ave. was approached cluded , in the and audio hearing are available at no charge. obscene phone calls. U-Haul on Route 22, Tercentennial time cap- Secretary Francis Narkey, Treasurer Lillian Lt. Carboy would like to by three males who West reported the stole $80 In cash. sule Mazzi and Sunshine Chairperson Louise Mon- caution residents to larceny of a 3-ton 1978 tagna gave their reports. hang up and not en- Ford on September 27. FRii FLU SHOTS FOR Tour coordinator Michael Ciurczak stated courage the caiier. In the afternoon on that the trip to Pocono Mountains on Sunday, Around 4 p.m. on the 29th a bike was FANWOOD RESIDENTS OCT 4 October 14 was sold out. The bus will leave at 9 Saturday a BMX Road- stolen from a Rolling The Fanwood Board of Health, in coopera- a.m. from ,the F^apwood^ Train Station. The master bicycle was Peaks Way home. tion with the Visiting Nurse and Health Ser- seniors will Visit'Colony Village, Pocono reported stolen from Neighbors saw the vices, will offer a free Flu immunization pro- Mineral & Gem Museum, Callies Candy Kitchen the Martine Avenue burlgars running to a gram for Fanwood residents. The program will & Candle Factory and "Diamond Jims" Shopping District. waiting car and wrote be held Thursday, October 11, from 6:00 Restaurant. Sometime during the down the license plate p.m.-7:00 p.m. in the Fanwood Minicipal Buidl- Refreshments were served by Mary Kertes, night on Sunday, number. Later that day, ing, located at 75 N, Martine Avenue, Fanwood, Mary Zuk called Bingo. The next meeting is September 30th van- Pt. Sachkowski Annual Flu vaccination is strongly recom- scheduled for Monday, October 8, dals „ struck Tillotson recovered the bike In mended for the following individuals: Road where sugar was Plainfield, 1) All persons (children and adults who are at poured In the gas tank On September 30 a increased risk of infections at the lower ORT TO HOLD FLIA MARKET of a car. Willow Ave. man put respiratory tract due to pre-existing medical The Greater^ Westfleld Chapter of Women's American ORT will sponsor a Flea Market on SCOTCH PLAINS his canvas tool bag on conditions.) Sunday, Oct. 7, at the South Ave. Railroad Sta- On Tuesday, the roof of his car to run 2) For Senior Citizens, particularly those over tion parking lot In Westfield, from 10:00 a.m. to September 25, burglars in the house. Upon 65 years of age, who are at increased risk to attempted to enter a medical problems as a result of flu infection. 4:00 p.m. The raindate is Oct. 14. There will be returning $200 in tools food and bargains galore. home on Brandywine was missing. For further information regarding the above Court by prying the side On Monday, October program, please contact the Health Depart- door. No entry was 1, employees at the YM- ment at 232-8000, Ext. 34. Domestic Violence film to air October 8th Scotch Plains Police nounced that Domestic Chief Robert Luce an- Violence Awareness Week will be observed Oct. 8-14. elect Chief Luce said that NEWCOMB a 2-hour special, "The Burning Bed", will be BOYLE shown on NBC's Chan- nel 4, on Monday. Oct. Paid for by Cimpaign Fund for Newcomb-Boyle, 8, at 9 p.m. in conjunc- W. McClintock, tion with , the HCT/

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THIi STOW II INeiPENBENIULOMfNiDAOPERATEO. POLITICAL PLATFORM m m ? U) Fanwood GOP s to meet Fanwood Dems to honor O candidates at dinner dance O "We will feature our,. 1984 at the Community O local Republican can- House at 8 p.m., "an- Schilder. She urged CD The Fanwood m didates Jan Scala, Tom nounced Fanwood Democratic Club will anyone who has not yet Gallo and Al Llndgren Republican Club Preai- honor Robert McGeary, made reservation for at this month's dent Paul Abbott. "The David Bargee, and the dinner to call her at to OB meeting, October 8, meeting Is open to the Rebecca Perkins, 322-4239 or Dennis a* public and we welcome Democratic candidates Estls at 889-7957, S.P. Democratic candidates interested citizens." for Fanwood councilLat Newcomb and Boyle name campaign committee a dinner dance on Fri- "This meeting will day, October 12. The ister new voters provide another forum dinner, which begins at in which Republican 7:30 p.m., will be held at Council candidates can the Goal Post. discuss their qualifica- "We're very proud of tions based on serving our candidates and the our community in some campaign they are run- of its most important ning," said Gloria roles," noted club Schilder, Democratic President Larry Lafaro. Club president. "It will also provide Schilder added that another opportunity for this is the club's first candidates to hear the affair in the new Fan- concerns of our wood restaurant. citizens. Although they "We're also happy to have been going door- show our support of Lori and george Kundrat, new residents, to-door throughout the Fanwood merchants, register to vote with Scotch Plains Republican community to talk with and our appreciation candidates for Council, Larry Newcomb and our citizens, people are for this fine new Frank Boyle. not always home when restaurant." Larry, incumbent Councilman and former they may call at their "This should be a Mayor, and Frank have been registering voters door." very enjoyable for the last two months as part of the Scotch evening," promised Plains Republican registration drive. In addition to the local candidates, the John Sudia, recently named Campaign agenda for the October Manager, is flanked by Pamela Boright (L) and meeting of the Fan- Jo-Anne Spatola, Democratic Candidates f&r wood Republican Club the Scotch Plains Council. will include matters dealing with the Jo-Anne Spatola and and Robert Rennie, and Presidential Campaign, Pamela Boright, Nat and Douglas Buro, Democratic candidates special projects com- U.S. Senate Campaign, for the two seats expir- mittee. as well as the ing on the Scotch Campaign manager Freeholder races. "Of- Plains Council have an- John Sudia stressed, course, we will have nounced the members "The candidacies of Jo- Regan-Bush bumper of their campaign com- Anne Spatola and stickers and buttons M1 DISCOUNT LIQUOR REOPLE mittee. They are: John Pamela Boright offer available at the Sudia, campaign the people of Scotch meeting for anyone CASH manager; Michael who would like some." & Plains the distinct op- CARRY Blacker, treasurer; Ben portunity to elect two added Mr. Lafaro, well-qualified In- Mondi and Jerry dividuals who have "I also would like to O'Dwyer, finance co- demonstrated clear cut remind Club members chairmen; Charles programs to confront of our upcoming Lamb, door-to-door the problems of Scotch November meeting, coordinator; Julie Plains. Their in- which is the traditional Sendlein, Kate Rennie, dependence of thought Election Eve Brunch on Karen Patterson, Alan and actions are needed Sunday, November 4, Schnirman, Arthur Lef- on the Scotch Plains 1984," remarked Club court, Dell Sudia, and Council. President Paul Abbott, Jean Zardecki, door-to- OPEN SUNDAYS door aides; Al Kroll, Candidates Spatola We will be making a fur- Ella Coles, and Walter and Boright com- ther announcement mented, "We are pleas- shortly regarding the DEWAR Boright, voter registra- ed to have John Sudia details of this popular WHITE LABEL tion committee; Lillian serving as our cam- event." Anyone in- SCOTCH Ellbacher, campaign paign manager and to terested in any of the breakfast chairperson; have so many Republican Cam- CLAN ^'SEAGRAM'S BACARDI GILBEY'Sl TANQUERAY M'GKGQR SILVER & AMUR Thomas Roliis, phone dedicated community V,0. GIN GIN 94.6 coordinator; Edward residents serving on paigns, who may not be SCOTCH RUM Busichio, Charles able to attend the Oc- 099 9 Lamb, and Frank our campign commit- tober meeting of the 15" Fanwood Republican MATEUS Eilbacher, staffers; and tee. With their con- FOLONARI MOHAWK Tessie Zlata and tinued support and en-Club, may call Paul Ab- SOME. BARDOLIKO, BLACKBERRY ROSE& Gladys Brandon, thusiasm we will be bott at 889-6469 and/or ABRANDY WHITE general assistance; successful." Larry Lafaro 889-5168. 99

MAJORSKA MARTELL CHERRY Choosing or changing careers? VODKA 80 3 STAR COGNAC KIJAFA JOHNNIE WALKER (CORBEL BRUT & SOUTHERN Undecided.which college to attend? COMFORT Searching for a vocational or technical school? RED LABEL SCOTCH EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE CANADIAN CLUB SEAGRAM'S HARTLEY & GIBSON *>gg Planning to enter or re-enter the work force? WHISKEY 7CR0WN CREAM SHERRY L. CAREER AND LEISURE HORIZONS Cora E.Spechi, PARK BEVERAGE M.A., M.S.Ed. 373 PARK AVE., SCOTCH PLAINS • Professional Counseling (201) 322-7676 •Computer Assisted Guidance TREE PARKING IN REAR •Vocational Testing (One block south of Snufffy's) • Resume Writing Assistance Warm Courteous Knowledgeable Service Westf ield, N.J. (201) 232-0389 HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 9 AM-10 PM, Sun. 1 PM-6 PM from to the Editor ID CO Loaf burning Estis1 personal attacks The Scotch Plains joys working with oils law needs amending § cannot go unchalleng- By o Public Library is par- most of all, and, as My comments con- ed because they were w ticipating in the "Union evidenced by his cerning the burning of false. My record of op- Congressman LU 4 County Arts Festival beautiful exhibit, likes leaves were taken out position to building a s 1984" by scheduling to paint "anything" that of context In the parking lot without suf- UJ two very special events interests him. You can September 20th issue ficient federal funds to Matt Rinaldo in October: a month- see his works during Of THE TIMES. pay for it is long- 7th District, New Jersey long exhibit of publish- the month of October. In noway am I an ad- standing. I stated it ed works by Scotch vocate of the illegal clearly at Fanwood The Older Americans Act, which was first ap- Plains authors and a Also during the burning of leaves in Downtown Committee proved in 1965 and is now the center piece of free concert on Monday month, the Scotch Fanwood or any other meetings which Mr. the federal commitment to the elderly, has evening, October 29th Plains Women's Club town. My comment was Estis attended. The been reauthorized by Congress for another featuring the Scot- will feature in our two that perhaps the Town minutes of those three years, ehwood Chamber display cases the Council should ask the meetings reflect my op- Players under the direc- creative abilities of State to ammend the position since March Legislation extending the Act was passed tion of Mrs, Luba their members in art law to allow this prac- 1984. My position as last week and has been forwarded to the White Schnable. Mark your and photography. tice. Much of the Fanwood represen- House for President Reagan's signature. The calendars now for an These fine pieces of meeting had revolved President has indicated he will sign the bill into around a discussion tative before the Union evening of beautiful work were judged on a County Community law. As the ranking Republican on the House classical music! And district and state level. about increased costs Select Committee on Aging, I strongly sup- of dumping. It Is unfor- Development Commit- stop in to view the ex- Don's miss this fine tee Is to obtain as ported reauthorization of the Act and fought in hibit of local authors' display of talent. tunate that leaves are Congress to defeat efforts to eliminate some of taking space in our much federal funding works. The Children's Films for Fanwood projects the programs and to reduce funding. While you are visiting which are normally land fills, needed for The renewed Act authorizes the government "real" garbage, as I can. But I will not the Library, be sure to shown the third Satur- deceive Fanwood's to spend more the $1.2 billion a year over the see also the fine art ex- day of each month will citizens as to what they next three years Jo help meet the needs of the hibit of Michael Triano. be held on Saturday, Vincent M. DeLisi can reasonably expect nation's elderly. The money will be used to pro- Meohael graduated October 27th instead, Fanwood to obtain in the way of vide an estimated 10 million senior citizens from Scotch Plains- between 10-11 a.m. for Oct. 9 deadline future funding. with nutrition, transportation and health ser- Fanwood High School children ages 2-10. for voter registration vices. Additionally, funds are provided for in 1982, and after study- Children under 5 must Across the country, Mr, Estis is the various research, and demonstration and training at Kean College for be accompanied by an an effort has been set former Union County ing programs that benefit the aged. one year, the young ar- adult. Sign up at the into motion to register Democrat Party Chair- New Jersey is authorized to receive up to tist decided to enroll at Children's Desk. women to vote before man, the Fanwood $35.3 million In Older Americans funding during the duCret School of The regular meeting the October 9th Democrat Municipal the current fiscal year which began October 1, the Arts in Plainfield to of the Library Board of deadline and en- Vice Chairman and hus- or about 14 percent more than what the state pursue a career in fine Trustees will be held on courage them to go to band, o_f one o. f - this received in fiscal 1984, The state is authorized and commercial art. Wednesday, October 17 the polls on November Vear s Democrat Coun to receive up to $37,1 mMHon in fiscal 1968 and Now In his second year $38.9 million in fiscal 1987. While these are the at 8:00 p.m. at the 6th. ell candidates. Why at duCret, Triano en- Library. would he mislead the authorized sums, the amount the state actually As a local member of receives will be determined by the budget Con- the Women's Vote Pro- public about my posi- CALENDAR OF EVENTS tion? And whose gress approves each year for the Older ject (a non-partisan statements are really Americans programs. Thurs,. Oct. 4 • 8:00 p.m. Tues,, Oct. 9- 8:30 p.m. coaMtion of statewide politically motivated? women's groups), we Bd. of Education, Com- Scotch Plains Council, New Jersey senior citizens have benefited mittee of the Whole, Executive Session, encourage all oNew Jersey citizens to exer- Carla Lanzara enormously from the various programs and ser- Administration Fanwood vices provided under the Act, For example, in Building. cise their right to vote. Wed,, Oct. 10- 7:30 p.m. We urge every citizen fiscal 1984, 224 nutrition sites scattered Thurs,. Oct. 4 • 8 P.M. S. P. Board of Health. to remember their An open letter to throughout the state served more that 3.6 Fanwood council, Wed., Oct. 10- 8:00 p.m.single vote does count! Chief Robert Luce of million meals. An additional 1.5 million meals agenda. Fanwood Council Please register by Oc- the Scotch Plains were delivered to the homebound. Nearly Sat, Oct. 6 • 10 A.M. Thurs., Oct.11- 8:00 tober 9th and vote on Police Department 300,000 older New Jerseyans were provided Fanwood Listening p.m. Bd. of Education, November 6th. Your Dear Chief Luce: with transportation, legal aid, home care, and Post Agenda Session. rights depend on it. We would like to take other supportive services. Nearly 1,900 older = this opportunity to ex- New Jerseyans have part-time Jobs through the »urvey.,, residents of the Debbi Sornstein press our appreciation Title V Senior Community Service Employment Continued from page 1 Woodland Hills area President for all the cooperation program. Month and as Red are experiencing with B & PW Club the Scotch Plains As part of the reauthorization process, I Cross Recruitment septic tanks and sewers. of Westfleld Police Department brought the aging Committee to New Jersey Drive Month. The Mayor Development in the demonstrated to the earlier this year to receive testimony as to how commended the Red area over the last Insufficient funds Park Avenue Cyclist well the program is working in the state and Cross for its work and five years has cut off for parking lot Club on Sunday, how it could be improved. Many of the recom- appealed for a the natural flow of Two weeks ago, I August 26, 1984. mendations advanced by witnesses at the New response from the com- water from Snake Pond. wrote a letter regarding We as parents, feel Jersey hearing are included in the Act. Some of munity for volunteers. This fact, coupled with a proposal by Fan- so much was gained in the changes contained in the reauthorization Congratulations and the incredible amounts wood's Downtown the eyes of the are as follows: thanks was extended to of rainfall accumulated Committee. I stated teenagers who worked In-home care and respite care for the victims the Fanwood-Scotch this past year, has that I favored fascade so willingly along with of Alzheimer's . Disease and their families. Plains Service League caused the water table Improvement to our the Police in organizing When the Alzheimer's disease sufferer is not in for its decade of ser- to rise. This rise in the stores but opposed the a nurs n vice to the community. water table is causing their first Scotch Plains i 9 home,it is the family which must pro- purchase of land to Criterium. It was a very v'de care> often with little or no assistance, The Mayor asked for sewage from septic build an additional support of the Leagues tanks to seep through successful event and ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ parking lot behind the we look forward to the effort in that they can house foundations. The Martlne Avenue stores. use all donations of resulting odor and second Scotch Plains maruMi ' flUfWSCH} I stated there would be Criterium for next year. saleable goods for their health hazzard is insufficient federal Thrift Shop on Second threatening to evict money to build the Thank you again for 1 Published every Thursday by Foster PublieatlBns Street. Ail proceeds are owners from their parking lot and Fan- encouraging and sup- donated to various pro- homes. Phil Brenner, wood's taxpayers porting our YOUTH in grams in the communi- spokesperson for the would have to foot the Scotch Plains. DONALD A, FOSTER Publisher ty. homeowners appealed shortfall of between A resolution was to the council for im- $180,000-$300,000 Pat & Fred Stein MARY ANN FOSTER Business Manager passed to support mediate relief in this which they can III af- DIANE DORFMAN Advertising Manager Resolution ACR-124 situation. After much ford. AUDREY UPINSKI Production Manager which would require discussion by The Times reserves the1 MILIDAFERENCE Office Manager Instead of discuss- right to edit or reject any the State to provide all Township Manager ing the issues which I funds necessary to im- letters to the editoi for THE TIMES (USPS 485-200) Is published every Thunday Tom Atkins and a raised regarding the reasons of good taste, clan- for $10 per year, $12.50 out-of-state by Foster Publica- plement any new State- desperate plea from cost, Dennis Estis ty of thought or space. The tions, 1600 East Second Street, Scotch Plalni, N.J. mandated programs Mrs. Seccocci for help, wrote a letter last week letters must hear the full 07076. Second-class postage paid at Scotch Plaini, N.J. rather than force a a definite time commit- name and address of the POSTMASTER Send address changes to.THE TIMES, making a personal at- P.O. Box 368, Scotch Plains, N.J. 07076, 322-5266. municipality to divert ment was set by Mayor tack on my motives. •writer. Names will he funds from local needs Schmidt to have mat- This type of attack ad- withheld upon request. Aft- or initiate a tax hike. ters of law and respon- mits the merits of my dress: Letters to the Editor, The final discussion sibility settled and position since he did tr/;e Times. 1600 E. Second of the meeting begin to implement a St., Scotch Plains, N.J. not respond to that, 07076. centered around a remedy to the Nevertheless, Mr. severe problem several deplorable situation. i Succoth program at OBITUARIES m H Jewish Community Center PETERSON s Mary Dempsko m in Mary Ruzas Demp- frey, of Atlanta, RINGLE & AGENCY O sko, Granford, died Georgia. n September 26, 1984. Services were held o She was the wife of Saturday from St. m m the late Nicholas Mark's Lutheran 33 Dempsko and the late Church, Elizabeth. En- Leopold Cibat. tombment was in to Surviving are one Hollywood Memorial 00 daughter, Miiida Park, Union, Ar- Ferenoe, Cranford; one rangements were by sister, Mellda Blechert The Dooley Funeral and nnfl grandson, Jef- Home in Cranford,

A Puppet Show will be presented by Treasure Dorothy Baker and Richard Cohen at the Sukkay Hoiiday program at the Jewish Community Center of Cen- Dorothy Fitzer Baker, Tnember of the tra! New Jersey, 57, died Sunday Sept. 3enealogical Society 30,1984 at Greenbrook Rabbi Kermit and of Westfield. placed in the Succah. Manor Nursing Home Her husband, Robert Super Grover are two of This program will be BETTER THAN NEW! in Green Brook. 5. Baker, died on Sept. the delightful puppets followed by the puppet She was born in Nine room home in levels. Fabulous kitchen 4. that will captivate show performance. Plainfield and was a with oak cabinets, continuous cleaning oven, Surviving are two and all the latest amenities for enjoyable children at the Jewish Richard and Treasure resident of Scotch sons, Robert S, of housekeeping; 21' living room, formal dining Community Center's Cohen have led Plains for 30 years. Eliicott City Md., and room, panelled family room with beamed ceil- Family Succoth Pro- workshops at the Con- She was a member of L Lt. Staven F., serving ing plus grade level rec room with fireplace. 4 gram and Puppet Show ference on Alternatives Scotch Plains Baptist bedrooms including secluded master bedroom with the Air Force in on October 7th. to Jewish Education, Church. suite. Close to Tamaques School and a short Tacoma, Wash.; her An original puppet the largest such con- She was a charter jog to Tamaques Park in Westfield. mother, Eliiabeth show written for Suc- ference in the Western member of the Scotch $148,900 coth will be presented hemisphere. The most Plains Historical Socie- Fitzer of Edison; and a by Richard and sister, Elizabeth Gildea recent appearance was ty, a charter member Treasure Cohen at both of Laguna Niguel, Calif. In July 1984 at which and past president of Green Lane and Mar- Arrangements were PETERSON-RINGLE time they instructed the Suburban Club of tme Avenue buildings. by Memorial Funeral Agency other educators from Scotch Plains- The puppet show will Home In Fanwood. around the world on Fanwood and a 322-5800 also include music, their techniques to in- singing and family in- 350 Park Ave, Realtors. Scotch Plains volve children and to volvement and par- teach children the love Max Feld Headquarters for the Westfield Symphony Or- ticipation. The program of Judaism and its chestra subscription and for the College Club of at Martin© Avenue will He Is survived by two traditions. Max Feld, 91 of Irv- Fanwood-Scotch Plains community calendars. begin at 2:00 p.m. with daughters, Julia For further informa- ington, died a creative crafts pro- Saperstein of Scotch tion about the Succoth September, 20, 1984, at gram. Crafts or designs Plains; Rhoda Horland Day Program, call Muhlenberg Hospital, constructed by the of Woodland Hills; a 289-8112 or 889-8800. Plalnfield. 322 8038 children will then be Born in Poland, he son, Louis Feld of - resided in New York Ci- Bridgewater; seven Fan. Presbyterian Church ty and Newark, before grandchildren and three great- Sunday, October 14 at Alford conducting. moving to Irvington grandchildren. 9:30 a.m. Christian Wednesday from 10 twenty-five years ago. Arrangements were Education classes for a.m. to 4 p.m. the Thrift He was an electrical by the Menorah children of all ages as Shop is open. worker with Lexington Chapels at Mlllburn, well as for adults will The Youth Club for Electric Company of 2950 Vaux Hail Road, be held. At 10:45 a.m. 6th through 8th graders NewarK tor thirty-one Union. the Worship Service meets on Wednesdays years, before retiring will be In the Sanctuary from 4:15 to 7:00 p.m. twenty years ago. with the Rev, Mr, Ber- with Mr. Alford and the He was a member of Rev, Mr. Robert nard E. Johnson the Independent From Sept. 17 through Nov. 30, 1984, Preaching the sermon; Maravelli as leaders. Brotherhood of Electric the topic will be, "The Junior Choir for grades Workers of Newark; a Christian Vision of 3-5 practices member of the Young GOD." Wednesdays from 3:15 Men's Club of Temple Senior High B'nai Israel of irv- to 4:30 p.m. Thursday ington. Get GE Quality Fellowship will be in the Youth Lounge from morning at 10 a.m. the 7 to 9 p.m. Monday Bare Bones Bible class evening at 8 p.m. the Bi- conducted by the Rev. Clothing Sale plusa*50or*100 ble Study class under Mr. Johnson meets for the leadership of Garth a videotape study at St. Bart's Seavy will meet in the series, "Jesus Then and Now," From 3:15 to US. Savings Bond Colvilie Room for study 4:30 p.m. the two choirs 7 w of "The Seventh Jane's Fashions is HIT" "fc=^^^^^HH ^ r~^L_~~rn1 Trumpet" - a New for younger childern meet, Thursday even- coming to St, Bar- Testament Study by tholomew School Mark Link, Tuesdays ings from 8 to 10 p.m. the Sanctuary Choir for auditorium on Satur- from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. day, October 8, 1984 the Trinity Ringers, the High School Seniors and adults practices from 10:30 to 4:30, bell choir for adults Featured will be new, practices in the Choir under the direction of Mr. William Alford. better brand clothing Room with Mr. William for the entire family offered at 30-70% below, Rev. TeBordo to speak retail cost. Come and at Presbyterian Church enjoy the savings! The Model WWA8340 event is sponsored by Model TFM4IF U.S. SAVINGS tlon", and is the mother the St, Barfs Parent- Rev. Terrle TiBordo, U.S. SAVINGS co-pastor of United of four children, The Teacher Guild. BOND GE URGE-CAPACITY Church of Cohoes, New public is invited *100 BOND 2-IN-1 AUTOMATIC WASHER! York, win speak at Fan- NEW GE 23.5 eu, ft. ELECTRONIC 5-Cyclss including Permanent wood Presbyterian REFRIGERATOR RESPONDS Press, Largi Basket for large TO YOUR TOUCH! loads, Mini-Basket® for small Church Sunday, Oc- Features General Electrio's amazing new Electronic Monitor and loads, 2 Speeds. 4 Wash/Rinse tober 21 at 7:00 p.m., at Diagnostic System that tills you Temp, Combinations. a renewal service, if all's in working order Co-pastor, with FUNERAL HOME Wostfield's Only GE Dealer WNS husband Nick, of one of Themis M, Ketser, Manager « President the fastest growing James F. Connaughton * Directors * Harold W. Woedwart congregations in Albany Presbytery, Ter- 155 South Ave. 400 Franklin Place Me TeBordo also Fanwood at E, 7th St. FOR MAJOR APFLIANCI3 ministers with the 322-4350 Piainfieid 756.4848, 143 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD.2332121 music group "Revela- Daily 9 AM to 6 PM • Thursday 9 AM to 9 PM Donahue, Dave Gaudy, Bantz, Scotch Plains ship Conference, now Hewlett commented, LEGALS Delphi Team..'Arlene Marasco, Bob Councilwoman Joan in its fourth year, is This year something Bidders are required to Comply with Ihe requlrementi of P,L, 1975, c. 127, Continued from page 1 Rybitski and Charles Papen, Executive Direc- dedicated to com-new was introduced by Drawings, specifications and bid Wilklns as well as tor of the Scotch munication by address- the team. In conjunc- documents may be Inspected or obtain- teacher, Carol Ceo- President of the Board Piains-Fanwood YMCA, ing problems common tion with Nancy Pizzi, ed for a fee of $23.00, for full size draw- chine. ings, at the Bureau of Contract Ad. LU of Education, Kathy Tom Boyton and to adolescents, "I think Director of Resolve, in- ministration, 1035 Parkway Avenue, 00 Also attending were O Meyer, Scotch Plains Scotch Plains Recrea- students became terested high school Trenton, New Jersey, 0iS25, during Scotch Plains- Police Sgt. Marshall tion Director, Laura aware of how concern- students will be trained business hours. Names end addresses O Fanwood teachers of prospective bidders for this project O Nelson, Fanwood Sanson. ed community and.staff by the Delphi team to may be acquired by telephoning Area Louisa Connell, Becky The Student Leader- are to their needs," Dr, present information to Code 809-9S4.aa.12 during business w" Police Detective Brain hours. district elementary arid Drawings and supplementary middle school students specifications may also be Inspected UJ on alcohol and drug (BUT NOT OBTAINID) by contracting X organizations at our various Design abuse. Response to Field Offices at the following locations: ShopRite of this suggestion was 1259 Route 46 overwhelmingly Parslppany-Troy Mills, NJ , 201.283.5100 positive. The six to 530 Fellowship Road Watchung eight training sessions Ml, Laurel, NJ HT. 22 W. BLUE STAR SHOPPING CTR. 809.B6B.1341 are targeted to begin in Intersections Rta, 1S9, 21 and 22 November. Newark, NJ Specializes in At the conclusion of 201.848.3551 1147 Amboy Avenue the conference, Dr, idison, NJ Custom Cut Meats Hewlett remarked on 201-499.5090 the success of the NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT Call Chester Wilder at OF TRANSPORTATION weekend through BUREAU OF CONTRACT 322-6410 mutual respect and ADMINISTRATION to place your order early. commitment. "To get to Your order will be readywhen you are. THE TIMES: October 4, 11 & 1B, 1984 know one another and, FEES: 32.24 • L.33 form a sense of community," he said "this NOTICE TO BIDDERS year was the best yet!" Notice is hereby given that sealed LEGALS bids will be received by ihe Township Council of the Township ol Scotch PUBLIC NOTICE Plains, in the Municipal Courtroom, Park Avenue, Scotch Plains, New SEALED BIDS will be recsivid from Jersey, on October 15th, 19B4 at 11:00 bidders Glaumed under N.J.S.A, A.M. prevailing time, to provide a price 27:7.35,1 at teq,, In the Hairing Room, for which the township can purse one Boom 140-Maln Building, Transports- (1) Chevrolet 1984/85 Blaier K-5 lion Building, 1035 Parkway Avtnut, Cylinder, 4 Barrel Carburetor 4 Wheel Trenton, New Jtrsty, until 10:00 a.m. Drive Automatic Transmission, vehicle October 25. 1984 and opened and read with B' Meyers Plow, or equal. for: Specifications, forms of propoals TfHRILL ROAD BRIDGE and contract may be obtained at the Of- OVER RAILROAD fice of Public Property, 2445 Plainfleld For the widening of Terriil Road and tht Avenue, Scotch Plains, New Jersey. Rehabilitation of Terriil Road Bridge All bids must be accompanied by cer- over the Railroad In the City of Plain- tied check, cash or bid bond In the field, and the Borough of Fanwood, amount of 10% of bid submitted. Union County. Federal Project No. The Township Council reserves the BHM.M-7431(1u7). D.P. No. SS5. right to reject any and all bids, and to The Department, In accordance with accept that one which, In Its judgment, Title VI Civil Right! Aet of 1984,78 Stat. best suites the Interest of the township. 252, U.S.C., 49 C.F.R., Parts 21 and 23 All bidders are hereby advised that issued pursuant to such Act, and Sec- they must comply with the re- tion 504 of the Rehabilitation Aet of quirements Of P.L. 1975,6,127 F.L. 1977 1973 will afford minority business c, 33. enterprises full opportunity to submit t bids In response to this Invitation and TOWNSHIP OF SCOTCH PLAINS .JK will not diserimlnate/gainst any bidder '- on the groundi of race, color, mei, nV 1 H.M*. RIIDY, TOWNSHIP CLERK tional origin, or handicap in the con. tract award. THE TIMES: October 4, 1884 FIIS: 17.36 L-32

elect TOWNSHIP OP SCOTCH PLAINS BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

NEWCOMB There will be a regular meeting of the Board of Adjustment of the Township BOYLE of Scotch Plains at 7:30 P.M. OCTOBER 18, 1984 it the Municipal Building, 430 Piid for by Campiign Park Avenue, Scotch Plains to consider Fund for Newcomb-Boylo, the following appeals. W, McClintook, The appeal of RAYMOND and 2220 New York Ave. BEVERLY MOSKAL, 230 Hawthorne Scotch Plains, Treasurer, UNTRIMMED Continued on page 16

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m OT HTGRING GUIDE O O O m m The discovery of of his own 3D a new restaurant expertly prepared. restaurant in Other special to with romantically Venice, Italy. He selections from the oo elegant decor and just recently return- dinner's menu in- an enticing menu ed to open The clude savory Filet always creates a Golden Goose, a Mlgnon Carpaccio, special excitement. decision to which Stripped Bass, with SAVERS The recentl open- we are all the a smooth white ing of The Golden beneficiaries. sauce and FRIDAY SATURDAY Goose at The Man- The Golden delightful Tortellini SPECIALS! SPECIALS! sion - A Motor Inn Goose offers a ala Panna, An en- on South Avenue in sumptuous menu ticing array of Shrimps Steak South Seas Fanwood holds a Thick slices of delightfully of fine continental desserts < are w/Snow Peas marinated steak and tender special cuisine with Nor- homemade daily A hearty portion of succulent honeyed roast pork with significance in that shrimps and snow peas sauteed cnsp vegetables, thern ItaMan and served from a tenderly prepared and served Reg. $10.95 Value. it marks the specialties. The beautiful desert with rice. Reg. $8.95 Value, welcome return of elegant at- cart. $Q95 Chef Carlo Can- mosphere is Although The $/:95 ziani. enhanced with Golden Goose as 6 8 Carlo is an old fresh flowers and Il- yet has no liquor friend to many of luminated by dimly license, diners are Butter fly Shrimps Chicken w/Cashews the area's lit candelabras, A WOR HIP HAR Tender chunks of whitemeat invited to bring Large delicate shrimps chicken and fresh cut garden residents. His highlight of the their own choice of enfolded in bacon, pan fried, vegetables, smothered with outstanding served, on a bed of sauteed crunchy jumbo cashew nuts. restaurant is the spirits. onions with a savory sauce. Reg. $6.95 Value. culinary skills were tableside cooking The restaurant is Reg. $8.95 Value, enjoyed for years at where one can open for breakfast, The Granford Hotel watch selections Sunday brunch, and Villa Carlo' In such as Fettucine lunch and dinner Plainfleld, Since Alfredo, Steak au and accepts reser- Chosen as "N.j.'s that time, Carlo has Poivre and vations for parties Finest Oriental been Master Chef Restaurant" by New (201) 8B9-4979 Bananas Foster are or five or more. Jersey Monthly Magazine's Reidir Poll FebiSM Rt. 22 West, Scotch Plains; N.J.

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- me LOOILLY Scotch Hills Golf Results Soccer Highlights of the Week c UJ The Women's Golf The Intercity Division of the Scotch Plains- m Association of Scotch Fanwood Soccer Association has moved into g o Hills held Medal Play the second phase of its fall season with the o on September 25, 1984. beginning of State Cup play with the New Jr, Raiders Football News The results were as Jersey Youth Soccer Association as well as the Matt pee kept the team Shur, Jason Bradow. follows: regular season schedule in the Mid New Jersey The Junior Raiders moving. The line made The raiders defensive A. Flight:1st Rusti Youth Soccer Association. The Division III traveled to South up of Al Scarpa, Matt was led by Chris Gior- Squires, Net 30, 2nd Black Hawks had a successful start In the Orange on Sunday, Kresge, Glen Kulinskl, dano, who had 3 Dot Eiier, Net 32, 3rd •single elimination play of the State Cup with an where each of the Jim Degennaro made a quarterback sacks & Claire Browneli, Net 34. opening win over the strong 1972 Hamilton side Raider teams played great effort in the Craig McCoy with 8 B. Flight: 1st Ruth 4-2 in overtime. Carlos Runad scored the good football. game. The Raiders tackles. Linge, Net 27,. 2nd equalizer with about seven minutes left in In the "A" game, the defense was led by Katherlne Blatt, Net 28, regulation. Jeff Mottola and Ruand scored the Scotch Plains team Tom Tuilio, Mike Butz 3rd Velma Dever, Net winning goals in overtime. In MNJYSA competi- received an outstan- and Greg Butler. 32. tion, the Black Hawks split two matches. Toy ding performance from Throughout the game Ash Brook C. Flight: 1st Lucile Gutterman was strong in goal in a tough 2-1 the team. Offensive the Raider squad show- Beetham, Net 29, 2nd loss to North Brunswick. The team came back stars of the game were ed much promise and Golf Results Ann Payne, Net 30, 3rd strongly against Rockaway with a 5-2 victory. Cory Anthony, who ran toughness as the Barbara Hendrick, Net Scott Lee and Rich Evans each had a goal and well throughout the Raiders held the South The Ash Brook 31. an assist, and Chris Periilo had two goals in the game. His most ex- Orange team to 6 Low Gross: A Flight: win. citing run was a 45 yard Women's Golf Associa- points, though to have tion held a Barbershop Joyce Bantz 42; B In Division IV, the Sting moved its record to dash for a touchdown, their hopes shattered Flight: Ruth Linge and 2-1 with an impressive 6-2 victory over the New only to have the piav Pole Tournament (red & on an interception as white tees) on Thurs- Katherine Blatt 47; C Providence Rowdies. Eric Michalisln, Michael called back on a penaU the Scotch Plains- Flight: Ann Payne 53. Alohus, and Avi Horev were strong in midfield, ty. Darryl Ray used his day. Winners In the 18 Fanwood squad was hole group were: Flight Low Putts: Claire and the defense was anchored by Heather power up the middle to driving for a touchdown Browneli 14. Hensen, sweeper Andrew Zipern, stopper Jeff help the Scotch Plains A • Low Gross: Nancy with less than 60 Wolcott, 94. 1st: Gutterman, and keeper Matthew Berkowiti. The team in the game. Evan seconds remaining In offensive surge was tea oy Danny uibbons, Arnow-Perfilio showed Wolcott, net 78. Flight SPFHS the game, a fine run by B • Low Gross: May Marc Donnadio, and Ben Crutcher. The side his quickness and good the South Orange lost to the Chester Sting last week. hands as he made the Lynch, 98. 1st (tie): freshman team defender resulted In a Lynch and Ann The Spirit of '76 in Division V tied the Clark catches throughout the touchdown for South Olympians 3-3 In a very hard fought match. The game, he also had a Weisgerber, 71; 2nd: Orange. The final score (tie) Olga Rose and crushes Spirit refused to give in to the Olympians great defensive game. South Orange 12 greater age and size. Coach Len Ferrara gave In the trenches, the Audrey Said, 79. Flight Scotch Plains 0. 0 • Low Gross: Joyce Cranford 28-0 rave reviews to his entire team as they taught team was lead by Regardless of the score Clark the meaning of the offside trap. Shawn Dugan. Dino Bauman, 107. 1st: the Raiders team Midge Pavelec, 74; 2nd After dropping their Curry, Derrick Polk, played a strong game. opener to a tough John Reape, and Nate Bauman, 76; 3rd: Nan The defense caused six Walils, 81. Low Putts Union squad, the "A Race With A New Pace' Wilkerson, as they forc- fumbles and two in- Scotch Plains ed the South Orange (tie): Patti Rust, sponsored by area Y's terceptions, as the Pavelec, 28. Chip-Ins: freshman football team team in a safety. The of- boys began to work as came back to down (21:28.0); Second, Paul fense was anchored by Rust and Paveiec. On Saturdayr a team. The coaches Cranford by the score September 29, eighty- Qanun, Fanwood; Ray Siemborski who are looking forward to of 28-0. Coach Female 19 and under: played an outstanding three runners from New the comming weeks. Zanowlcz's team's ver- Jersey and New York First, Deidre Qanun, game at center. Others Winners In a similar sitlle attack saw a mix- Fanwood (30:42.5); playing a good game Rounding out the day tournament in the 9 ranging in age from 13 of football, was an ture.of passing and run- -59 gathered at -the Male 15-19: First, were Gal McCoy, and hole group were^ Flight ning that kept Cranford Reginald Qentles, Ameer Davis, and John '• outstanding game A • Low Gross, Joan Plainfield YMOA in played by the Scotch off balance. downtown Plainfield to Plainfield (19:13.4); Se- Isabella, who con- Ring, 54. 1st: Ring, 54. cond, Dan Scala, North tinued his great punts. Plains-Fanwood "C" 1st: Ring, net 36; 2nd participate in a 5 team, after falling kilometer and 15 Plainfield; Male 20-29: Today's score was (tie): Joyce Bukowlec The front five of First, James Wolff, South Orange 16 - behind 8 to 0. The and Kathy Blatt, 40. kilometer race jointly raiders offense led by Scotch Plains, Maurice sponsored by the Fords (18:27.8) Second, Scotch Plains 2. The Flight B • Low Gross: Owens, Skip Bradley, Neil Whalen, Plainfield; coaches are looking Steve Vlrick at quater- Fan wood-Scotch back, and the running Nick Nitti, Rick Di Plains and Plainfield Third, Joseph Wysockl, forward to this weeks Francesco and Jude Rahway; Female 20-29 game against Berkeley of Spencer Harris, who Joni Rice, 55. 1st: Rice, Area YMOA's "A Race rumbled 65 yards to 34; 2nd: Betty McGarry, Depko opened up the With a New Pace". First, Lee Kane, Clark Heights in our home Cranford line effective- (27:51.3); Second, Nan- opener. make the score 8-6. 36; 3rd (tie): Ruth Linge Awards were given in Spencer then kicked and Sandi Contl, 38. ly and provided quarter- ten age group cy Schaefer, Hun- The "B" Squad which the two point conver- Flight O • Low Gross: back Richie Dare with categories as well as tington, L.I. Third, Lois was led by our terrific sion, tying the score. Nancy Ansbro, 56. 1st: throwing time on pass over-all winners for Schuiman, Scotch quaterback, Andre Hud- Other players taking Gert Simon, 28; 2nd: plays. Scotch Plains each race. Winning the Plains: Maje 30-39: son, who was playing part in the "0" team Ansbro, 32; 3rd: Marion struck early on a TD 5 kilometer race with a First, Tom Rosenthal, his first game in that game was the offensive Branditz, 43. Low Putts: toss from Dare to Sean time of 17:59.9 was North Plainfield position, On offense line played of Gerald Simons, 14. Chip-ins: Flannery. David Henderson from (21:27.0); Second, Evan the running of Mike Rawles, Chris Kelly, Rice. Scotch Plains. Ann McElroy, North Plain- Parks and receiving of Mike JJaron, Chuck Later in the first half, Skudlark of Westfleld field; Third, Tom Lu- Joey Smith scored the first of his two placed first in the ciano, Scotch Plains; OPENING touchdowns of the day Women's division with Female 30-39: First, and the two point con- a time of 26:56.4. Wlnn- Susan Hellriegel, Mid- ing the 15 kilometer dlesex (28:46.4); Se- version toss from Dare Karen Levin, to Rick Jackson made race were Dave Billings cond, of Ocean Grove and Union; Third, Pat VIDEO ONE the score 14-0 at half Male time. Gene Gugliotia of Moore, Linden; Piscataway who cross- 40-49 First, Arch 1359 South Ave., Plainfield In the third quarter, after a long drive, Smith ed the finish line Freeman, Princeton Phone 754-1070 or 754-1071 scampered for his se- together with a time of (19:52.7); Second, Frank Open Daily 11 to 9, Sunday 12 to 5 cond score and Richie 50:36.2. Margaret Dorn Winchlgei, Greenbrook of Plainfield finished Third, Bert Green, Dare converted on a Scotch Plains; Male 50 two point keeper bring- first in the Women's Division with a time of and over: First, William CLUB MEMBERSHIPS ing the score to 27-0, Ritter, Westfieid In the fourth quarter, 1:03:51,2. , , The participants ran (25:20.5) Second, Nor- SILVER with Scotch Plains go- man Thorson, Edison; BLUE GOLD ing to a ball control of- a course which began 1 year enrollment 3 year enrollment in Plainfield, Third, Arnold Lasher, fense, fullback Phil Plainfield. 12 FREE rentals LIFETIME 36 FREE rentals DeFaleo took an off meandered through the tackle dive 60 yards for Sleepy Hollow section 15 Kilometer Race into (9.3 miles); Male 14 and only $49.95 per year MEMBER only $99,95 the final TD of the day. of Plainfield Only $149.95 The Raiders defense Scotch Plains via under: First, Evan Arno- shut down the Cranford Cushing Road through Perfilio, Fanwood attach with agresslve Fanwood,, uup Martine (1:32:15.7); Male 20-29: RENTAL RATES tackling causing Avenue and finished at First, Chris Woodward, fumbles received by the Fanwood-Scotch Plainfield, (51:15.2) Se- Dom Cuzzo and Rick Di Plains YMCA. Results cond, Joe McQeary, VIDEO ONE CLUB MEMBERS NON-MEMBERS Fanwood; Third, Guy $1.99....V....."..." FirstDay JJ.9B Pus Depot t Francesco. are as follows: 5 The Raiders will kilometer race (3.1 Ritman, Plainfield; $1.00 iach Addt'l Day ff.OO P us Depos t Female 20-29; First, •1.99 .". Sat., Sun. (ea. day) «3.98 Plus Dsposit meet Linden at home miles). Male 14 and Thursday, October 4th under: First, James .Janet Magnetta, Staten , Sjlfer,. .Scotch Plains Island (1:11:36.0) Tercentennial Continued from page 1 the capsule, m Sunday, October 14, THE SCOTCH PLAINS W will be the highlight of O the Tercentennial Year O O with the afternoon Bir- m thday Party on the m Village Green. Ac- 30 tivities are scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m. CO with entertainment by PATRIOT the Glad Rags, longtime residents of Scotch Plains. The Glad Rags feature the For Independence From One Party Rule Fischer family with Fred on the keyboards, Patty on banjo, Liz on guitar and son Chris on drums. Rain or shine, the Lions' Ciub will provide lunch for a nominal charge. Come EDITORIAL and feed your family at Colonial prices. Tents will be set up in the parking lot of the com- SPATOLA plex. Dine with family AND and friends to the sounds of the Knicker- BORIGHT bocker Om Pa Pa Band. Clowns and costume IMPRESSIVE characters will provide The recent forum by the children with enter- the Southslde Scotch tainment and free Plains Property Owners balloons during the Association demon- afternoon. A German strated that Council dance troupe, pro- candidates Jo-Anne vided by the Lion's Spatola and Pamela Club, will perform at Boright are well 1:30 and 3:30. Chuck qualified for the Bowers and the Star- Council. Their dusters, a popular knowledge of loca country and western government is im band will be featured pressive. on the green at 2:30 and Spatola and Boright 4:15. rightfully pointed to the For the amusement need for a System o and to the delight of the Checks and Balances children a Magic Show which does not exist on is scheduled at 2:00 1 the one-party rulec 1 and again at 3:30. Rides JO-ANNE Council. Their suppor 'PAMELA will be provided for the (f Jody1t» for "more sunshine and children. All are free to openness" on thi (Zardecki) the residents. Council is mos The • afternoon will welcomed. culminate with the SPATOLA Spatola and Borlgh BORIGHT endorse preserving the distribution of Birthday Jo-Anne Is a practicing attorney Pamela Is an educator who will be cake and Ice cream. residential character o a decided asset to the Council. She Closing ceremonies who will be a fine addition to the neighborhoods. They will take place at 5:00 Scotch Plains Council. She and her have warned about sell and her husband, Walter, have with the spectacular, husband, Joseph, and their two ing off Township been local residents for 14 years, colorful release of children, Michael and Madeleine, owned lands tc and have a daughter, Amy. A thousands of balloons. have been local residents for 12 developers without stu member of the League of Women dying the full impact on Voters, and of professional Recycling... years. Listed in Who's Who in zoning and the environ American Women and Who's Who ment. organizations, Pamela has a Continued from page 1 demonstrated commitment to Particia Kuran had in American Law, Jo-Anne has Their positive sug disclosed that the demonstrated concern in the areas gestions for a loca "open government" and "profes- borough had applied of environmental Issues and fiscal solid waste plan exhibl sionalism In government." Pamela for a grant from the responsibility. A member of the vision and leadership. previously served the community State of New Jersey to Jo-Anns Spatola and as a member of the Library Board Union County Bar Association, Jo- Pamela Boright are assist in funding con- 1 and the Board of Health. She is a struction of the new Anne is an executive board needed on the Scoter recycling center and member of Women Lawyers in Plains Council. member of the Brunner PTA, the also to meet the condi- Union County, and a Scotch Plains- Homestead Village Association, tions that were Impos- Fanwood.High School PTA and the Southside Scotch Plains ed by the Planning member. Property Owners' Association. Board. Westfield BPW to meet SCOTCH PLAINS DESERVES The Oct. dinner meeting of the TWO-PARTY GOVERNMENT Business and Profes- sional Women's Club of WITH A SYSTEM OF CHECKS AND BALANCES Westfield, inc: will be held on Oct 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the Westwood in Garwood. JO-ANNE PAMELA Business and professional women interested in additional SPATOLA * BORIGHT information or membership may contact 654-8190 or 322-2059 after 6:00 p.m. or please write to D. Sorpfjein at DEMOCRATS FOR SCOTCH PLAINS COUNCIL 532 Muriel Parkway, Paid for byB & B Campaign Fund, Michael Blacker, Treas., 1824 Front Street, Scotch Plains 07076 Elizabeth, N.J. ' • Laura Carroll Fredericks to wed John PaulL_Hartman_

LLJ m SOCIAL TIMES O Kim Susan Romano engaged UJ CHIT CHAT to wed Gary Palazzone Beau Gabbett, sort of Skip Ungar will be ap- LLJ Mr. & Mrs. C. M^ Gab-pearing Thursday X bett of Scotch Plains, nights from 8:30-12:30 has earned the distinc- p.m. at the Lantern tion of beinq placed on (formerly the White the Academic Honors Lantern) in Plainfield by List at Falrlelgh Dickin- the piano bar. son University, • * • Marine Maj. John J. A 1981 Graduate of Plllleore, son of Mr. and Scotch Plains Fanwood Mrs. Don Plllleore of High School, Beau is Scotch Plains, has currently enrolled in the been promoted to his Samuel J. Silberman present rank while serv- College of Business ing with Training Administration at the Squadron 31 Naval Air Madison Campus. Station Corpus Chrlsti, Texas. .* • * Newcomers Club to hear LAURA FRIDERICKS computer expert Oct. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Warren by The Party Stop in Scotch Plains- books and computer J. Fredericks, of Westfield. Fanwood Newcomers curricula will discuss Westfield, announce Club will present a pro- buying and using home the engagement of The prospective gram on computers at computers, computer their daughter Laura groom is a graduate of their general meeting litera'cy for children and Carroll to John Paul Gordon College in KIM ROMANO on Thursday, October word processing. Hartman, son of Mr, Wenham, Mass., with a Mrs. G. England of County College. She is 11, at 8:00 p.m. at the and Mrs. John Hartman degree in Physical Westfield and Mr. employed by the Fan- Scotch Plains Library If you are new to the of Westwood. Education. He Is Frank Romano of Sum- wood Dental Group as on Bartle Avenue. area and would like The bride-elect is a employed by the Mac- mit announce the a Dental Hygienist. The program, more information about graduate of Gordon Gray Co., (of New engagement of their presented by Elayne Newcomers please Join College in Wenham, England), Maytag, as a daughter Kim Susan Her finance is a Schulman, a nationally us at our general Mass., with a degree In Sales Representative. Romano, of Fanwood, graduate of Indian Mills recognized consultant meeting or call Middle School Educa- A January, 1985 wed- to Gary Palazzone, son High School and Mon- on computers In educa- 889-7182 for more Infor- tion, She is employed ding is planned. of Mr. and Mrs. Peter mouth College. He Is tion and an author of mation. Palazzone of Oakland. employed by NML, a London hair designer Division of Warner Garden Club to meet 10/11 The bride-elect is a Lambert as a sales The Crestwood United National Bank comes to Scotch Plains graduate of Scotch representative, Garden Club of Scotch 45 South Martin© Ave. The way to a stunn- thru Sunday from 9-6 Plains-Fanwood High A September, 1985 Plains will meet Oc- Fanwood. ing and total new look p.m. to create that School and Union wedding Is planned. tober 11, at 8 p.m. at the begins at Joan Marie's "Special Individual Walter Ott, will apeak Unisex Center 1775 Style" just for you. on, Texas methods of East 2nd Street Scotch As an introductory growing african violets. Plains. offer we will reduce our HAIR & NAIL Peter Morton, former- Permanent Waves and SPECIALS ly of a top London Highlights by $15,00 off elect Salon, 14 years a hair the regular price during UNISEX SERVICES BY: designer has now join- the month of October. ed the team and is Call today for you TRISH... ROBYN... NEWCOMB available Wednesday new look, 322-6B77. • PERM-*25.00 BOYLE • WASH & SET -$4,50 • SCULPTURED NAILS Patricia Barone to become •101 Off tmB. price" • WASH & BLOW DRY, Paid for by Campaign * 5 Off flrat refill* Fund for Newcomb-Boylo, bride of John Barry $5.50 •Other Nail Services: Tipping, W. McClintock, Mr. And Mrs. Frank Patricia, New York, Wrapping, Capping & Pedicures 2220 New York Ave. Barone, Scotch Plains, N.Y., to John Barry, CUT & BLOW DRY - $10.00 Manicures for gentlemen Scotch Plains, TreasurBr. (Thurs.-Sat. 9 to 5; additional announce the engage- also of New York, N.Y., (Tues.-Sat. 9 to 5; additional evening hours by appointment) ment of their daughter son of Mr. And Mrs. evening hours by appointment) Robert Barry of Triah & Robyn available at Newport, Rhode Island, KIM'S BEAUTY SALON you are invitetf to attend The prospective 1764 E. Second Street, bride is a graduate of 'special offers for new Scotch Plains- customers only Call for appointment 322-5005 Fanwood High School **

THREE Refreshments will be GREAT served during the even- LOCATIONS. Rt. 22 East, ing and the Evergreen PTA will have many SKI Whitehouse, N.J. Evergreen items for • (1 mile cast of Rt. 523) sale, including sweats SHOP |^ shirts, pennants and JHRS: Mon.. Tues.. Wed., Thurs,, 5 Fri, 10-8. Sat. 10-4; Sun. 11-31 book bags. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS classified rate: 25

3CD m HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED to CO BILLING/ PART TIME INVENTORY P/T Flexible Hours Stock help for Drug Fair Store Ol For general office In Warren, excellent worhlng CLERK conditions, employee dis- We are looking for a work. Light typing counts, paid holidays and hard working conscien- vacations, WIN train, no ex- INFORfnRTION mUST II RT required. perlence necessary. Customer tious individual for a Call 757-0710 oriented individual and modem Cranford based THE Times for appointment homemakers encouraged to company. Please call: SY NOON OH rriONMY apply. Applications available 16OO i, SiCOND ST., SCOTCH PLHINS at; 272-4433 Drug Fair Wirran EARN $4.87 HR. READ GUTTERS, We need assistance In CROWN AUTO PARTS LEADERS TELEPHONE evaluating and responding to daily work reports submitted thoroughly OPERATORS WANTED by our agents throughout the cleaned, Experienced operators stale. No experience Fi«e Estimates flushed wanted,,.Ai! shifts available • RN'S necessary; Paid to complete Printed Specifications INSURED for plugboard or computerized training. Work at home. For in- Unmarked Cars 1632 I. Second St. answering service, ixperienc- formation send seif-addessed Pest Control Scotch Plains, NJ 930 to $50 7 a,m.-3 p.m. shifts available • ed preferred, but will train the stamped envelope 9V4 inches All Work Done to Phone 322-4043 Minor TUB Trimming right person. Car preferred, supervisory capability long to AWGA, Dept, E, Sex V ft FHA Specifications Clip 'n SBV« but no job related travel. necessary. Modern facility MACHINE SHOP 49204, Atlanta, GA 30359. FOR SERVICE CALL Ned Stevens Call Fred at 353-2000 with new 80 bed expansion. 8:00 AM • 8:00 PM Mon.-Fri. Westfleld location Excellent salary and benefits 3226288 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Sat. 226-7378 offered. 3:00 AM • 3:00 PM Sun. 7 Days i-9 P.M. Silt Timi Please call 272-6660 CRANFORD HEALTH & iXTINDID CARE GENTIR GUTTKRS, Mrs. Mitchell, R,N. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Mimr Tr«* Director of Nurses LIAOBKS T SECURITY CAFETERIA PART TIME SUBSTITUT1S FULL TIME ' EVENINGS • Most automobile trips in The Scotch Plains-Fanwood OFFICE PART TIME the U.S. are under 5 miles. school district needs and substitute cafeteria workers POSITION WEEKENDS FULL TIME effective immadiately. 4 General office duties, good Apply in Person SERVICES Hours/day, S3.85/hour, Call typing, light bookkeeping, fil- INSURED 1-3 Mon. Help Wanted Personnel for application, ing, & telephone. Contact 9-5 322-8181. Monday thru Friday. K-Mart Openings In all departments 530 fo SSO 1168 Route 22 E, DAN'S PAINTING & ICE Call 322-8970 for all positions. DECORATING. Interior, Ex- 0-44 L 10/4 Ask For Debbie North Piainfield terior, Free Estimates. In- Call Ken Meise All hours available sured. Call 189.6200. HOUSEKEEPING MAID M/F - Full-time, i.4:00 p.m. Ex- FOR SALE 226-0655 BUS DRIVER Apply in person periencod preferred. Apply in I, •MTlma A Better Way LANDLORDS no person, ASHBRQQK NUR5- Scotch Plains-Fanwood Monday 1iQ0 P.M.-SAQ P.M. . ING HOME, 1610 Raritan cost to you. We screen and Road, Scotch Plains, MAHOGANY SIDROOM - 4 School District has vacan- qualify tenants. No charge. No 4 piece, double bed, $100; Ethan cy for School Bus Driver ef- KMART obligation. Licensed real 0-45 L 1°' Allen day bed/iota, S75^ brown Call me fective October 1, 1984, 1166 Route 22, East estate broker. Call the BURST N.J, Motor Vehicle Bus North Plainfield AGENCY, 232-9401. leather swivel rocker, $50, Call for real value C-759 L TF 272-3965. License for Type 1 Bus re- GOING SOUTH 0-48 10/4 quired, 4 hrs,/day; 20 FOR THE WINTER? in Homeowners hrs./week, 5B,48/hr. Health TONY'S TV Reliable house sitter will benefits. Qualified in- 232.6900 . 752.4016 pay all utilities plus Insurance Zi-vrs. experience. I can make your homeownara dividuals should call Per- STOREROOM modest rental. TF AUTOS insurance more affordable with sonnel for application: CLERK References, 322-7492, comprehensive, economical 232.fi 61. General stores clerk FOR SALE coverage from State Farm. Affirmative Action/ BUSINESS Equal Opportunity Imployer needed on the campus That's homeowners of Union County Col- OPPORTUNITY insurance lege. Responsibilities HELP WANTED Government surplus Cars & the State Farm way Trucks under $100. Now ' nOURl BIWYNBAIBT BUS. JtI-«M include handling all Own your own Jean- TELEPHONE ACCOUNTANT available in your area. Call 141 SOUTH AVENUE HIS. OPERATORS phases of delivery and Sportswear, Ladies Apparel, 1.(619)-569-0241. 24 Hours. FANW00D, N.J. 07023 stock distributions. Ap- Combination, Accessories, C-47 Pd 10/18 STATE FARM FIRE Telephone Operators Large Size store. National (P.T.) needed for answering ser- plicants must possess brands: Jordache, Chic, Lee, Scotch Plains-Fanwood and Caiualiy Company vice for weekends, 12 mid- a valid N.J. Drivers Levi, Vanderbilt, Izod, Esprit, School District has vacan- Home OHice Bloommgion. night • 8 a.m. Other hours License. Please call Brittania, Calvin Klein, Sergio cy for a part-time available also. Experience 276-2600, Ixt. 387 for Valente, Evan Picone, Treasurer of School Clalborne, Members Only, Monies. Prior accounting on plug board, Millburn an application. Organically Grown, Healthtex, 8 area. Call Fred Equal Opportunity Affirmative 700 others, $7,900 to. $24,900, experience required. Lults: earn 35O, 688-6066 Action imployer M/F inventory, airfare, training, fix- Salary is negotiable. 8 tures, grand opening, etc. Can Pleasa submit letter of in- 4OO or more open 15 days, Mr. Keenan (305) terest and resume by no B7B.3839. later than October 12, 1984 to: each Mr. Robert Raiford FREE-LANCE REAL ESTATE Personnel Specialist month! Scotch Plains-Fanwood WRITERS WANTED TO BUY Schools Join the For this newspaptr. Call Evergreen & Cedar St. Delivery Milida at 322-5288 for ap- Larger older home in Scotch Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 pointment. Plains/Fanwood vicinity. After Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Team of the Abraham Lincoln snored 5 p.m., 322-4438. C-41 10/11 Action Employer STAR-LEDGER MANAGEMENT For just about Looking for experienced & dedicated assistant 1Va hours! managers who aren't afraid of the word COMMIT- of your time each day, MENT. Be part of the newest restaurant division of you can earn *350, *400 1 Marriott Corp. •--• As POPEYES! r 2-years management experience preferred. Wyoming was the first state to allow women to vote. or more each month. If ,| 1-800-63B.6707 Ext.-1082 or send resume to Per- you are at least 18 years sonnel Manager, Marriott Corp,, Dept. 9153U, of age you can deiiveri Bethesda, MD" 20058 PART-TIME CLERICAL the STAR-LEDGER, Students, senior] Advertising Due to growth, our prominent Savings Loan citizens, housewives, I Account Association has a part-time clerical opening marrieds or singles are; Representative In Springfield. Part Time Full Time eligible/ ON TARGET, the fastest growing women-oriented, direct-mail advertising company, is looking for energetic, talkative people to Requirements include good basic clerical Applicants must have ail call on local businesses and professionals to promote the ad- skills, flexible hours, accurate typing ability. dependable car or vancement of our rapidly expanding organization. Car required. 20 hours per week. Please apply to Personnel Flexible Hours, Part-time, Full-time vehicle.. WE OFFER.,.. Dept. 9 a.m. • 3 p.m. Phone * Professional Training Program. CRESTMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS * Excellent Opportunity for Upper-Level Income 1-(800) 242-0850 * Excellent Opportunity for Professional Growth 1888 Springfield Ave. For further information call: Maplewood, N.J. 07040 Toil-Free Mrs, Gregory Equal Opportunity Employer 1.800-645-8376 non conforming use may be expanded.) ptrmlsslon to continue to use his The apptal of RIOHAHD FLOYD, The files pertaining to these appeals LEGALS Street, Scotch Plains, R-3A zone, con- The appeal of IDWARD REILLY, 417 garaga for an upholstery business on 2005 Westfleld Avenue, Scotch Plains, are In the office of the Board of Adjust- trary to Section 23.3,8 of the zoning or. Victor Street, Scotch Plains, N.J, for Continued from page,' 6 dlnance, (Use not allowed.) Block 113, Lot 4, 33B William Streut, N.J. for permission to convert an ex- ment, 430 Park Avenue, Scotch Plains, Strtet, Scoter, Plains, N.J. (or permis- permission to sail Christmas trees on s TUB appeal of JAMES IUTL1R, 338 R.3A lone, contrary to Section 23-3.B of istlng oni family dwelling Into a two and are available for public inspection sion to epsralt a llmouslnB-llvtry ser. Lots 45 and 48, Block 67, 1944 OS William Street, Scotch Plains, N.J. for the zoning ordinance, (Use net allowed) family dwelling on Block 67, Lot 39, during regular office hours. vice on Block 90, Lot 10,230 Hawthorns Westfleld Avenue, Scotch Plains, 1-1 1976 Westfleld Avenue, B-3 zone, con- zone contrary to Section 23-3,9 of the DC trary to thi requirements Of Section zoning ordinance. (Use not allowed) Anita Tlerney, Secretary UJ, 23-3,7 of the zoning ordinance. (Use not and In aeeordance with Section 23.4.3 to the Board of Adjustment CO allowed in zone.) O Of the zoning ordinance, (Temporary The appeal Of VIRGIUO FERRARA, use sought.) TH1 TIMiS; October 4, 1984 1532 E. Sicond Street, Scotch Plains, All Interested persons miy be pre. FEES: 39.08 L-34 N.J. for permission to construe! a sent and bo heard. gariga to be used as a cabinet shop on Block 27, Lot 28,1532 E. Second Btrofsl, R-3A zone, contrary to the following requirements of the Zoning Ordinance; Section 238.1 a (3) • (No non conform-' UJ Ing uie may be expanded) and Section 23-3.S b (The establishment ol a cabinet 18 AUTO CENTER shop is a use not allowed In zone.) The appeal of WILLIAM J, FOREIGN • DOMISTIC • AUTOS • TRUCKS iSPOSITO, 2219 Evergreen Avenue, •Complete Mechanical Repairs • N J. State Ri-lnspecllolion I Scotch Plains, N.J. for permission to •Complete Body Repairs •Olass-Werk continue to operate a tree service office •Towing & Road Service •Hi-Pressure Washing on Block 108, Lot 11, 2219 Evergreen J Avenue, R-3A lone, contrary to the re- BODY & GLASS SHOP quirements of Section 23-3.8 of the ion. MECHANICAL SHOP 401-413 S. ilmnr St., ing ordinance. (Use not allowed.) 523 South Avo., Wostlieid, N.j, Westfie'd. N.J. The appeal of ZQRAN PEG1C, 2S10 232-6588 2332651 Broadway, Scotch Plaini, N.J. lor per. mission to construct a patlo/proen ad- I dition with underneath storage onto existing to the require_m«nts Ol Section 23-6,1 a (3) of the zoning ordinance (No TIFFANY 10 elect OPEN DAILY 8:30 am 'ti! 10 pm THE ALL NEW! SATURDAY 8:30 am to 9 pm NEWCOMB SUNDAY OPEN 9 to 6 BOYLE •RUSSilL STOVER CANDY WICKED WITCH • HUDSON VITAMIN PRODUCTL Paid fnr by Campaign Fund fnr NewcnmbBfjyle, FREi PICK UP W, McClinlock. - 233-2200 AND DELIVERY 2220 New York Avfi. CONTEST , 11.15 South Awe,. West • Westfield Ample Fr»e Parking Scuich Plains. Treasurer.

ATTENTION ALL KIDS! Halloween is less than a month away, but there's still plenty of time to enter the "Wicked Witch Contest". Submit your version of a wicked witch (on BVi X 11 inch paper), and make her as colorful and decorative as you like. When your finished, complete the entry form (don't forget your age), attach it to the back of your witch, and send to:

THE WICKED WITCH CONTEST THE TIMES ' 1800 EAST S1COND ST. SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ 07076 The deadline for entries is Friday, October 19th and winners from 3 categories will be announced in the Thursday, October 25th issue of THE TIMES, Sprague Flower & Garden Center, of Fanwood, have donated the pumpkins to be awarded in the three age group categories: S years old and under, B to 8 years old, and 9 to 13 years old. SEND IN YOUR ENTRY TODAY AND GOOD LUCK!

You rate the highest Interest with these super investment opportunities... so who are you going to call? The Savings Bank Janssen's Liquors MONEY SIX MARKET MONTH SALE-A-BRAT1ON SAVINGS CERTIFICATE October 4-5-6 Comi meet the Jans sen family (Madeline, Henry, Henry Jr., Rck, Bruce, Brian) and see Aeir all-new store with 9.750% 12. many, many advertised and ln-store specials Annual Yield on Annual Yield on X U% Off reg. price on all spirits (except advertised specials) Quantities Limited — Cash and Carry) 9.340% 11.499% Annual Rate Annual Rate GORDON'S Minimum $2,500 Minimum $2,500 GIN *1O" ONE YEAR CERTIFICATE 1.75 L

Budwjeiser u Woifschmidt 12.250% on 11-400% A Vodka Annual Yield Annual Rate OFFTrffiFLOOR Compounded dally, Minimum • $500 24-12 Or Cans lit $f>99 $Q99 8 Llmltid ollering. Federal regulations require iubstanlial Interest penalty (or withdrawal prior to maturity. 1.75 L The Savings Bank Janssen's Liquors OF CENTRAL**JERSEY ., Unique Tellai t* Ham Banking locution!- i 1700 East Second Street, Scotch Plains 1 MAIN OFFIM • PLAINFIILD MIDDLISIX OFFICI MIROIR MALL OFFICI * 102 f Freni Jlrpel Hi Uman Avenue Houle I. Lawrence Townsnip » ,< WARRIN OFFICI SCOTCH PLAINS OFPICI IQUTH FLAINFIILD OFFICI i 322-1822 Pheiiani F^gn Plafg 437 Park Avenue 2321 Pliinfield Avenue Open Every Day 9 AM to .10 PM Sunday 1 to 7 PM, Free Parking ^ Oin.i Ol/(c»i: . PLAINFIILD . 1320 Weil From ilrsal • NORTH PLAINFIILD • 28 Craig Place Si8 • TN H31038 fl 1261 HAPPY 3OOTH BIRTHDAY .p § 1684 - 1984

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VOLUME 27 -NUMBER 41 SCOTCH PLAINSFANWOOD N:J. OCTOBER 11, 1M4 25 CENTS Calling afllS.P. residents: -m^P^-

On Sunday, '.October tents. throughout the after- 14, from,1 p.m. to 5 p:m, Park Avenue. Addi- noon. For everyone's tionally, residents are the Tercentennial Com- In the parking lot, the enjoyment, a Magic mittee, in conjunction reminded to display Lion's Club will be and Illusion show is their flags in the with, the Lions Club, hosting the also scheduled. will hold a spectacular Tercentennial spirit of Oktoberfest, where par- In addition to all the celebration. celebration -in honor of ty goers may purchase entertainment, the 300th Birthday of German-American food, residents are,invited to As, thousands of Scotch Plains, Ac- at Colonial prices. En- participate in the balloons, are launched, The Scotch Plains Municipal Complex on Park tlvites are free to joy-the sounds of the Tercentennial Photo: and: church bells peal Avenue, is the scene of the weekend long residents, with con- GQM-F*AH Band and Contest, Bring along, throughout- the festivities honoring the 300th Birthday of the tinuous entertainment the delightful German your camera to. record* township, birthday township. It is sponsored by the Tercentennial being provided on the Dancers. The great this historic occasion. cake and ice cream will Committee in conjunction with the Lion's Club Village Green, Clowns " Tercentennial. Tent will Details are available at be - distribute. , d t.o_ -ajicl Recreation'--Cbmmlsslon.vio go with, the and Costume swing and sway to the the.Municipal Complex residents. \The Grand sieryohihe Weekend activities. - Characters will delight sounds of Dixieland on the. day of the Finale pf the day is the children with free Jazz, the ever popular celebration. Residents scheduled for 4:00 p.m. balloons and '""laughter. music of the GLAD are also asked to bring Come and be a part of The Scotch Plains RAGS, and the foot lawn, chairs--so'-.-'they history. Watch the mail Women's Club will be stomping music of might sit and enjoy the for more information on hand to do face CHUCK BOWER and day's entertainment and your ticket to painting for the the STARDUSTERS, and festivities, which events. Additional youngsters. Rain or Entertainment will are all scheduled for flyers with coupon will shine, the party will commence at 1 p,m, the Village Green and be available on the day continue under the big and _ continue Municipal Complex on of the Birthday Party. A memo to those who open The Fanwood Township Committee 1807, now present day Scotch Plains due to name change the historic time capsule in 1817 Background ,L, to R. Edward Hand, by Maria Sartor forebears leave no full- Westfield Township and one high school Thomas Nichols, Foreground L. to R, W, Scott To our progeny who blooded Scotsmen was created. In 1877, a Terry, John Z. Hatfield. Decendents from these open this historical With the closing o within our borders of change in government LaGrande School ir leading families still reside in Scotch Plains. time capsule in the year 8.16 square miles. produced the communi- 2026, the 250th anniver- Rather, a great number ty of Fanwood Fanwood several years sary of our nation's in- of our 21,293 residents Borough, consisting of ago due to declining dependence, we Who are of Italian heritage, Scotch Plains and Fan- enrollment, all of thj have prepared this time despite the fact that wood, with a popula- district's schools an capsule, offer a profile the first Italians did not tion of 325. In 1895, one .located In Scotch of Scotch Plains, 300 settle In Scotch square mile was cut out 'Plains. Approximately years after its settle- Plains until 1860. of Fanwood Township, 770 students from the The settlement of and became Fanwood district attend private Scotch Plains 1984 is Scotsplain (called so Borough, The two Fan- schools. Contributing a potpourri of na- in 1736) was a part of woods existed side by also to the good re I tionalities. Although Ellzabethown until side until March 22, settled by Scots, these 1794, in which year 1817, when the tlonship of the two Legislature gave communities is the fact Scotch Plains its that the Borough of original colonial name. Fanwood, cutting Thus, it is that the through Scotch Plains Borough of Fanwood has caused two helps Scotch Plains geometrical designa celebrate Its tercenten- tions in the suburban nial this 1984. township of Scotch Early ceremony at the monument, probably The common Plains •• the "North World War 1 heritage of the two Side" and the "South communities is not the Side," The "North WSPF-TV SCHEDULE only link, for the Side" was the first area township of Scotch CHANNEL 34 and con Thufs., Oct. 11 - Boys soccer vs. Westfield, 8 Plains and the Borough township's P.M. of Fanwood form a business district and regional school district Fri,, Oct 12 -Football vs, Linden, 8 P.M. municipal complex, Af Mpn., Oct. 15 • Girls Gymnastics, 8 P.M. Ceremonies at the monument then and now... with a public school ter nearly 300 years enrollment of 4,034 Tues., Oct. 16 • Repeat, Football vs. Linden, 8 The monument in the center of the business these businesses are P.M. district has long been a symbol of Scotch students. There are five proud to associate Wed,, Oct. 17 • Repeat, Girls Gymnastics vs. Plains Colonial past...for a tribute to Scotch under the banner of the Union, 8 P.M. Plains past..see pages.,,23 and 24. two middle schools, Continued on page Gov, Kean names Newcomb Police News Sgt, Fourre to retire after 25 years of police service to Health Advisory Board Fanwood P.B.A. delegate and during preceae the dinner, OE Local #123 an- that time became the with an open bar and LU OQ nounces the retirement states 5th Vice- hot and cold hors O president. d'oeuvres. of Sgt, Norman L. 1 O Fourre', after twenty- Sgt. Fourre will be Tickets are $30 each five years of police ser- honored at a dinner and checks should be o SCOTCH PLAINS vice. Sgt. Fourre' serv- 7:00 p.m. on December made out to the Fourre vS On Thursday, Oc- ed the local as state 1, 1984 at the "Goal Retirement Dinner, 75 LU tober 4, an auto in the Post", 15 South Ave., N. Martina Ave, Fan- 2400 block of Mountain tober 10, burglars LU Fanwood, A choice of wood N J 07023, For fur- Ave. was damaged entered a car on TIHot- three entree's are being ther information con- when burglars attemp- son Road and stole a offered with a complete tact Cpi. Jarvls, Off, ted to steal the vehicle. stem system. four course meat. A Haluza or Off. Zentz at Also on Thursday, Vandals spray-1 cocktail hour will 322-5000. vandals hit Hillside painted "Ace of Cemetery where stain- Spades" on two South ed glass windows were Ave. businesses on the FANWOOD RESCUE SQUAD broken in a 6th. Two black males NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT mausoleum. were seen in the area. The Fanwood Rescue Squad Fund Drive is On Friday, Octobers, Anyone with more In- underway and residents are urged to be as a local juvenile was ar- formation on the "Ace generous as possible. Please send your con- rested and taken to the of Spades" is urged to tributions to Robert Kruthers, Treasurer, 218 Juvenile Detention call Fanwood Police Forest Road, Fanwood, N.J. 07023. Center in Elizabeth Dept. 322-5000, The squad provides emergency first aid and after he and a group of A bank deposit ambulance transportation, free of charge to all friends assaulted two "disappeared" at the Fanwood residents around the clock, and is police officers at a Fanwood Racquetball manned entirely by volunteers, Scotch Plains- Club on Saturday. Fanwood High School Also on the 6th, an BOROUGH OF FANWOOD dance. Juvenile com- A&P employee reported TO BEGIN FALL LEAF PICKUP plaints are forthcoming the theft of his wallet The Borough of Fanwood will begin their an- against three other from the back room. nual Fall Leaf Pickup Program October 15. B, LAWRfNCi NEWCOMB juveniles. $23 in cash is missing. Leaves must be bagged, and bags will be provided by the Borough. The raking of leaves to Scotch Plains Coun- type of protection to all Officers on patrol Early in the morning its public employees. responded to a burglar on the 7th, burglars at- the curb, without bagging, is a violation of the cilman B, Lawrence alarm on Friday at the tempted to steal hub- Borough Code, Bags are to be placed ourbside, Newcomb has been and not in the street. If you contract for leaf rak- named by New Jersey's State Sen. Donald Citgo Mart on Route 22 caps from an auto park- DiFranoesoo, who and Willow Ave. ed on Montrose ing, contact the Director of Public Works, Governor Thomas Kean 322-7404, for dumping instructions. to be a member of the recommended Coun- Burglars entered the Avenue. cilman Newcomb's ap- station through the Burglars attempted Leaf bags can be picked up at the Public newly created New Works Qarage^on Fanwood Avenue (opposite the Jersey Public pointment to Gov. front door and stole 50 to enter a home on Cor- Kean, said he felt Larry cartons of cigarettes. iell Ave. October 7th by Library) until November 21, Monday, Wednes- Employees Occupa- day anf Friday 8:00 A.M. to 12 Noon and on tional Safety and Newcomb's profes- FANWOOD forcing rear window, sional safety ex- but were unsuccessful. Saturdays.from 9:00 A.M. to 12 Noon. Health Advisory Board. On the evening of Oc- The Public Employees perience plus his OSH Board was background of 13 years established by the in elected municipal of- legislature to extend fice uniquely qualified Safety and Health pro- him to sit on this board. tection .to .. public The Safety" and En- employees similar- to vironmental Affairs the protection most Engineer for Onyx workers In industry en- Chemical Co. in Jersey joy under the Federal City, Councilman OSHA act. Newcomb has held a Newcomb said "Ser- number of positions in ving on the initial state the field of safety and board will be both an fire protection. A Pro- honor and a challenge fessional Member of since the board's duty the American Society will be to advise on and of Safety Engineers, oversee the establish- Newcomb is currently ment of the first public .vice-president of employee occupational ASSE's New Jersey safety and health rule. Chapter. A member of Rules that will apply to Scotch Plains Council all public employees, since 1971 and state, county or local, Township Mayor in working in New 1980 and 1983, Jersey," Newcomb ad- Newcomb graduated ded he believes New from Bucknell Universi- Jersey is the first state ty with a B.S, in to formally extend this Chemical Enginering.

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OFF THE Scotch Plains 322-9239 FLOOR •Office Hours By Appointment SCHAEFER 'Evening Hours Available 12-oz. Cans Case of 24 7" TIFFANY imm °™, DAILY 8:30 Will 1b pRp T SATURDAY 8:30 am to 9 pm SUNDAY OPEN 9 to 6 FANWOOD LIQUORS •RUSSELL STOVER CANDY •HUDSON VITAMIN PRODUCT; 81 South Ave., Fanwood, N.J. 233-2260

THIS STORi IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED & OPERATED I New Kid On The Block! Traffic problems highlight United Way kicks off m Oct. S.P. Listening Post annual fundraising drive Traffic problems on citizen has been a pro- North Avenue and blem in the past. The several cases of poor Health and Building o property maintenance Dept's will be asked to m were the chief items of look into the situation. m discussion at the, Oc- At least once before 3 tober Listening Post this lot was cleared by held this ppast Saturday Township workers and in Scotch Plains Town the cost added to the Hall by Councilman tax bill for the property. Larry Newcomb. The traffic problem con- The shopping cart cerned the need to re- problem involved carts paint white lane escaping from the Blue dividers on North Star Shopping Center Avenue near the in- and ending up in the Green Brook. One sug Pierce Baugh of United National Bank (Plain- tersection with Seneca field) (left) and this year's Campaign Chairman Road. Prior to the lane gestion was to pass an for the United Way of Plalnfleld, North Plain, dividers there were a ordinance making it a field and Fanwood, accepts a proclamation re- number of accidents in fine to have a shopping Henry and Madeline Jansstnjtand in front of a questing the community's support from Mayor this area, now that the cart any place in the Patricia M. Kuran of Fanwood. 30 ft, Busch beer can to celebrate grand open- painted lines are fade- town where it is not Ing. ing the number of ac- supposed to be. Janssen's Wine & Li- ing holiday season. cidents or near ac- ^^ enforcement CAREER AND LEISURE HORIZONS cidents are again on quors, located at 1700 of such a law would be East Second Street, in Coming soon Rick the Increase according Counseling and Consulting Services Janssen will offer a uni- to a citizen living in the difficult especially Career • Education • Leisure Scotch Plains, is the since the Shopping enterprise of the que party planning ser- area. The Councilman vice to.cater to all your noted the Town would Center is not In Scotch CORA E. SPECHT, M.A., M.S.id. Janssen family; Plains. Councilman Madeline and Henry, party needs. "Bar Host ask the County to re- •Computer Assisted Guidance Services", will provide paint the white lines Newcomb will talk to •Vocational Testing and sons Henry Jr., Watchung's Mayor Rick, Brian and Bruce. your social gatherings since the maintenance • Resume Writing Assistance with portable bars, ren- of North Avenue Is a Schmidt to see what Natives of Scotch they can do to control Westfield. N.J. (201) 232-0389 Plains, the Janssens tals, bartenders and County responsibility. cocktail waitresses. The property shopping carts in their are well-known in the town. community and a Janssen's Liquors, maintenance concerns welcome addition to 322-1822, Is open every ranged from shopping the shopping em- day from 9:00 A.M. carts to low hanging poriums on East Se- -10:00 P.M. and on Sun-tree limbs to high cond Street. days from 1:00 P.M. weeds and old The store will feature -7:00 P.M. newspapers in a vacant weekly specials and Henry and Madeline lot off East 2nd Street. has a complete selec- Janssen stand In front The lot in question is tion of decorator of a 30-foot Busch Beer near Cecilia Place and decanters for gift giv- Can to celebrate their according to both ing during the upcom- Grand Opening. Councilman Newcomb Mayor Schmidt proclaims and the concerned Crime Prevention Month elect prevention action has Mayor Irene Schmidt, proven to be a suc- Scotch Plains, has proclaimed October Crime cessful force In reduc- NEWCOMB HEINEKEt ing crime. 4UMPEJV YOUR Prevention Month. m.CHABUS CHOICE National Crime Mayor Irene Schmidt BOYLE m Prevention Month was urges all citizens and & AUMDEN established in 1983 by institutions, public and CARRY Ml. fffffnE the Crime Prevention private, to become Pd. for by Campaign Fd. Coalition to encourage for Ntwcomb-Boylt.W, McClintocld aware of and par- 2220 New York Ave,, S.P, GAU0 citizen involvement In ticipate in crime Trail, preventing crime in MOUSSE prevention activities. FOXHEAD '400' NOH-ALCOHOUC m ROSE America. DRAUGHT BEER IMPORTED BEER In 1983 alone, approximately 70 million people in households T&B were touched by crime and the rate of violent HOME crime has increased IMPROVEMENTS FLEISCHMANN'S RIUNITE' over 46% in the last VODKA 80° BIANCO • D'ORO decade. Burglary and ROSATO - LAMBRUSCO theft have increased over 75% in the last TIRED OF RAKING LEAVES? decade. LET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR Crime and the fear of RESERVE crime affect the well- FALL CLEAN-UPS. being and quality of life 10" of all citizens and the CALL FOR YOUR FREE DEWAR'S J, ROGET financial loss, personal WHITE IABEI CHAMPAGNE ESTIMATE NOW! EXTRA DRY injury and community SCOTCH £ SPUMANTE deterioration as - a - TOM BOB result of crime is in- 233-1017 233-0434 948 750ml J tolerable. Citizen crime DOCS COLA & GINGER ALE SEAGRAM'S V.0. JACK DANIELS CHRISTIAN BROTHERS BRANDY 13" ~~> TENNESSEE WHISKEY BEEFEATER SIN 94 LEROUX POLISH BLACKBERRY BRANDY CAVIT PINOT GRIGIO Out on >-i a limb? PRICES IN THIS AD ARE SET BY ROCK AWAY WINES & LIQUORS, R0CKAWAY, N. J.

CALL PARK BEVERAGE SCHMIEDE 373 PARK AVE.f SCOTCH PLAINS TREE EXPERT CO, (201)322-7676 TREE PARKING IN REAR 322-9109 ^ (One block south of Snuffy's) Warm Courteous Knowledgeable Service HOURSj_Mpn.-Sat. 9 AM-1O PM, Sun. 1 PM-6 PM I Report from to the Editor M iton ID didn't. At the public m ; Councilman Pickering Museum Village in meeting in September o Enjoy Fall foliage in .. Unfairly Accused o Upper New York State Orange County, where I was astounded to when the question and visit Brotherhood the history of "America read Tom Qalio's letter arose about respon- Congressman Winery, where tour comes alive. Lunch will in this newspaper sibility for cutting guides explain the be on your own at the (9/27/84) accusing those items out of the LLI historic winery, the Village, Bus departs Councilman Pickering Public Works budget, Mdtt Rinaldo manner in which wines from Martine Ave. of cutting the fall Qallo said "Charzewsk! 7th District, N«w JtrMy are made and provide cleanup , out of the did it!" Two weeks later tastes of the various facility at 7:30 a.m. and he said Pickering did it.. budget. ; , The nation's elderly are being ripped off to returns 6:00 p.m. Call Come on, Tom, 'fess; wines. The bus will I was present at the the tune of $10 billion a year by quacks peddl- then take you- to the 322-7600 to sign up! budget meeting at up, the devil made you doit! ing useless remedies promising relief for an ar- which Councllmen ray of chronic and critical health problems CALENDAR OF EVENTS Chariewski, Gallo and Barbara J. ranging from arthritis to cancer. Swindlehurst Fanwood Thurs., Oct. 18 • 7:30 MacDonaid demanded A recent report by the House Select Commit- Mon., Get 15-8:15 P.M. that $36,000 be cut Councilwoman Scotch Plains Planning P.M. Scotch Plains Bd, tee on Aging, on which I serve as the ranking from the two line items Republican, disclosed that the elderly are Board. of Adjustment, The Times reserves the* Thurs., Oct. 188:00 P.M. in the Public Works targeted and systematically victimized by con- budget. right to edit or rejuci any, Mon., Oct 15 8:00 P.M. Bd. of Education, fetters to the editor for men and crooks. Through fraud and deception Fanwood Planning Thurs., Oct. 18 • 8:00 Council said they reasons of good taste, clari- desperate arid unwary senior citizens are being Board • agenda. P.M. Fanwood Bd, of would "take that ty of thought or space, The hoodwinked into buying a panoply of bizarre Adjustment, chance". letters must bear the full and exotic substances that often are a greater TUBS,, Oct. 16 • 8:30 Thurs., Oct. 18 • 8:00 Mr. Qallo could have name and address of the threat than a help to their health. P.M. Scotch Plains P.M. Fanwood Reerea. admitted gracefully '•writer. Names will he The devices and schemes of the con artists withheld upon request. Ad- Council, tion Commission, Com- that as a newly ap- are revealed In the Committee's detailed, munity House. pointed member of the dress: Letters to the Editor, TfThe Times, 1600 E. Second 260-page report titled "Quackery: A $10 Billion Sat., Oct. 20 • 10 A.M. Council he did not fully Scandal." To increase consumer awareness of Wed., Oct. 17-8:00 P.M. understand municipal St., Scotch Plains, N.J, Fanwood Listening p7076. \ these costly and often life-threatening scams, J Fan. Environmental Post. budgeting, but he Oomm. have distributed copies of the report to the senior citizen organizations and public libfarles Augustine. All are Scotch Plains, and Mer- and Police Depart- in the 7th Congressional District, Unfortunate- members of the ck and Mobil Corpora- Memo... ments and the Rescue ly, the limited supply prohibits distribution of, Republican Party. Two tions. The SPCAC was Continued from page 1 Squad present a the report to individual constituents. years ago, Schmidt, also one of the reci- scotch Plains Chamber Tercentennial equip* Spera and Papen were pients of grant money Among the committee's findings were of Commerce. In its ment show; historic elected to three-year from the Fanwood- numerous instances of quacks advertising first year, the chamber guns and uniforms at terms. This year, Scotch Plains Service cancer "cures" composed of distilled water, lists 53 businesses and the Cannonball Newcomb and League, which seaweed extracts, groundup diamonds, professional services Museum; SPCAC mistletoe extracts, ground warts from horses, as members out of a Augustine's terms ex. distributed $28,000 to pire. Newcomb is runn- local organizations in Paints the Town Red, vegetable oil, serums from urine and fecal mat- possible several hun- White and Blue; former ter, grape diets, and clam extracts. In addition dred. ' ing for another three' 1984. year term, but Police Chief- Michael to not curing cancer, some of the products With a per capita in- Rossi Grand Marshall were found to be contaminated. Augustine declined the Besides these come of $13,840 for all of Memorial Day Scotch Plains nomination this year in Tercentennial and order to fulfill his com- Parade; nineteen senior The study further disclosed that arthrltlcs, residents, the median Cultural Arts Commit- citizens of the Scotch price of homes on the mitment to Union Coun- tees events, featured in also a favorite target of the con artists, have Plains Community Ser- been sold "cures" ranging from'the venom of "North Side" is betty government. Other the ScO'tch Plains candidates for the two vice Center win "Join- snakes and ants to concoctions of honey, liver ween $90,000 and TIMES in 1984 was a seats include ing Hands" Contest; and herbs. Additionally, they have been advised $95,000, while the mix of significant hap- Scotch Plains Council "South Side" median is Republican Frank to relieve their pain by burying themselves in penings, which Includ- approves move of uranium-bearing soil or sit in an abandoned between $180,000 and Boyle, a former Fan- ed other tercentennial wood councilman, and Resolve's historic mine shaft, or stand naked under a 1,000-watt $185,000. The events sponsored by Hamilton House; SP municipality's current Democrats Pamela light bulb during the full moon, and pay for the Borlght and Joanne numerous community Woman's Club privilege, They also have been wrapped in tax rate Is $2.45, with organizations. Among presents American flag the average tax paid at Spatola. It is expected manure, soaked in mud, and bathed in cod liver that two-thirds of the these were articles in honor of the oil, kerosene, peppermint oil, and the $2,764.00. Of the total dealing with: a Scotch Tercentennial; DECA $19,903,642.32 taxes to registered voters will maintenance product WD-40, Plains man charged with designs and sells be collected in Scotch go to the polls on November 6. the arson of Old School Tercentennial bumper in its study, the Committee determined that Plains, $13,584,414,46 stickers; Becky O'Con- Another committee One, the only school over the years quackery has become more is its share of the tab nor designs logo for appointed by the designed by Interna- prevalent and sophisticated, and now invades for the regional school N.J. Department of Scotch Plains Council, tionally renowned ar- nearly every aspect clour lives, and, at points system, and Health Division of Nar- the Scotch Plains chitect Stanford White; attracts adherents with near religious zeal. The $2,497,826.81 supports cotic and Drug Abuse Cultural Arts Commit- Scotch Plain's East elderly are the quack's prime target because 80 municipal services, Control for Its tee (SPCAC), under Winds voted the best percent of them have at least one chronic and Union County gets statewide community Chairman Maria C. Sar- Oriental restaurant in health condition. Forty-four percent of those $3,821,401.05. The total organization program, tor, began its season over the age of 85 have a heart condition, 28 budget for the Scotch and designs four mug with the June produc- percent have hearing loss, and 121 percent suf- Plains-Fanwood school the State of New Jersey series In honor of tion of "Merrie Old© fer visual Impairment. Additionally, 50 percent district is $22M for by a New Jersey Mon- Tercentennial; New England," an have lost their teeth, 16 percent have or- 1984. thly readers' poll; Union Evergreen School PTA original play by Skip thopedic problems and 8 percent have Under the Faulkner County Medical Socie- receives National PTA and Manya Ungar, and diabetes. Many seniors have more than one of Act, Scotch Plains has ty's Jane Lorber recognition, honored produced by Mr. Ungar. these chronic health problems. a Council/Manager spearheads infant-seat by Nancy Reagan; Sponsored by the form of government. program for hospitals council resolution Cultural Arts Commit- The five council •Project "Safe-Ride"; honors the Norman tee under a partial members are elected James "Buzz" Sevell family for their grant to the SPCAC THE TIMES ^Sfr by public vote, with the Reynolds ranked third generosity in making from the Union County selection of the Mayor in the top four U.S. con- the Scotch Plains Cultural and Heritage made by the Council tenders for the one- Cultural Arts stage a Published every Thursday by FoKtr Publications Commission, with itself, i.e., the "strong man Finn sailing boat; reality; Terriii Middle funds from the New council," "weak the High School Reper- School Spring '84 Jersey State Council on DONALD A. FOSTER Publisher , Mayor" form of govern- tory Theatre presents gifted and talented MARY ANN FOSTER Business Manager the Arts, and presented ment. The Township "Runaways"; Terrill students recognized by DIANE DORFMAN Advertising Manager by the Tercentennial Manager, Thomas Middle School PTSA Mayor for Tercenten- AUDREY LIPINSKI Production Manager Committee. The Atkins, administrates presents its Tercenten- nial research project on M1LIDA FERENCE Office Manager SPCAC also sponsored municipal services and nial "Souper Supper" Terrill Road; Slo-Pitch DEBBIE DUDAR Camera and produced its ten reports to the Township Softball Tourney outdoor "Americana" evening with the Drama Council, which is advis- honors Tercentennial; THE TIMES (USPS 485-200) Is published every Thursday performances on the Club's "Arsenic and for S10 per year, S12.50 out-of-state by Foster Publica- ed by the township's at- Tercentennial Bike Village Green in honor Ojd Lace"; SPF tions, 1600 East Second Street, Scotch Plains, N.J. torney. In 1984 the Race huge success; of the Tercentennial, Historical Society 07076. Second-class postage paid at Scotch Plains, N.J. Council is made up of Ecumenical Church POSTMASTER Send address changes to THE TIMES, culminating In the presents Historical Mayor Irene Schmidt, service for Tercenten- P.O. Box SfiB, Scotch Plains, N.J. 07076, 322-5266. September perfor- Fashion Show; Cecelia Deputy Mayor Gabriel nial; One-Mile and Five- mance of the 50-piece Tan, Jon Gastel and Spera, Councilwoman Mile Runs on Scotch New Jersey Pops Or- Dave Rosel win Battle Joan Papen, Coun- Plains Day, sponsored chestra, through the of the Minds contest at cilman B. Lawrence by Scotch Plains generosity of Bowcraft the High School; Public Newcomb, and Coun- Recreation, cilman/Freeholder Alan Amusement Park, Works, Recreation, Fire OBITUARIES Family Life Education Workshop October 12th Ashton Markoe Currie Planned Parenthood ""education, designing Ashton Markoe Cur- .Education; . "of,. Union County's programs and. ad- rie, 75, died September Surviving are his Resource Center will ministering various pro-. 26,1984, He was a resi- wife, Evelyn M. Currie; prlis'eht'a workshp en- dent-.of, ;Fanwood,:,f6r. six sons, Ashton Currie titled "A Day with Enrollment is limited, ten .yeari. and; aVrresi: of Hartford, Ct| James Roberta Knowlton," Frl-. the workshop will be dent of^Scotoh Pjains, of North Bergen, daa QC1 12 held on Friday, October for twenty-four years'." ' William Hopkins, of l:,!* 12th at-the First Con- He served with theDrakes ^Branch, Va.j Ar- Knowiton Is the gergatlonal Church of Fan wood ••;•. Rescue thur and David Currie of Director of the Network Westfleld, 125 Elmer Squad and Fire Dept. FarrnyiJIe, Va,, Robert Street, from 9:30 to for.Family Life ;Educa-, (of .which he was an'Currie of Summit; one tidh, arid holds .and , 2:30. Registration is $30 Honorary Member), and daughter, Margaret Pun MSW in Social .Policy In advance (Includes the Scotch Plains and one grandson, lunch) or $35 at the from Rutgers Universi- door. For further infor- Rescue Squad and Fire Thomas Pun. ty. To. her current posi- Dept. mation contact the tion she brings a wide Iducation Department Mr, Currie had his Funeral services and varied background own contracting-firm, were held Saturday, at Planned Parenthood which Includes - 756-3765. CLASSIC COLONIAL Currie Construction Sept. 29 at the Drakes teaching sexuality Company. He also Branch Baptist Church, Custom designed and bulit center hall colonial worked as a with interment at featuring a 24' living room; 16' dining room each Maintenance worker for Lebanon Methodist JAYCEES SPONSOR with picture windows; warmly inviting 21' walnut FLEA MARKET OCTOBER 13 panelled family room with fireplace, built in the Scotch Plains- Church in Drakes bookshelves, gliding doors to massive daok and a Fanwood Board of Branch. The Fanwood-Sdotch Plains Jaycees are superior kitchen with all of those extras we chefs sponsoring a flea market to be held at the Fan- look fir, Four of the five bedrooms (including the wood Train Station northside parking lot on master bedroom suite) are on the second floor all Robert S, Heacock Saturday, October 13. Shopping hours are 9:00 with double closets or walkin closets. Added am to 4:00 pm. Shoppers will find a large variety bonuses of completely finished carpeted base- Robert S. Heacock, was an officer of the of interesting and useful items at bargain ment - rec room with wet bar, artist's studio, 42, North Brunswick, association. He was prices, workshop, 2 walk-in cedar rooms for storage. a township police of- a member of the New Refreshments will be available including cof- Many extra amenities including sparkling inground free form pool. All of this situated in south ficer, died Oct. 2, 1984Jersey Narcotics Of- fee, tea, soda, and grilled hot dogs. 00 at Middlesex General- ficers Association and Scotch Plains on acre property well shrubbed with Funds raised will go to support various com- many specimen plantings and mature trees. University Hospital in was , a certified munity services including a college scholar- c New Brunswick as a emergency medical ship,. result of injuries he technician. For more information, call 654-7552, sustained in an accident that occurred He graduated from PETERSON-RINGLE while he was respon- Middlesex County Col- Agency ding to a false alarm. lege in 1977 with an THE 322-58OO Mr, Heacock was a associate degree in member of the North criminal Justice. SCOTCH PLAINS 350 Park Ave. Realtors, Scotch Plains Brunswick Police Surviving are his Department' for seven wife, Marlene A. Seller years. - Heacock of South He was born In Plain- Plainfield; two sons, kFOR INDEPENDENCE field arid lived in South Scott Robert Heacock FROM ONE PARTY RULE Plainfield1 before mov- arid Christopher Randal FUNERAL HOME ing to North Brunswick Heacock, both ,also of a - year ago. He South "Plainfield;, his, ON THE ISSUES I ' Thomas M. Ksisec Manager & President previously had been1 a mother, KathVyri Kirn I James F. Connaughton # Bireetorm * Harold W.Woodwart H police officer in Scotch Heacock; and two 155 South Ave. 400 Franklin Place Plains from 1966 to brother, Richard F. of at E, 7th St.' 196Z.. / - * • Qranby, Colo,, and Fanwood The Navy veteran William J, of Mount 322-4350 Plainfield 756-4848,1 was' B member of Freedom. Policemen's Arrangements were Benevolent Associa- by Memorial Funeral tion Local 180 and also Home in Fariwood. y. AUTO CENTER Spiritual Life Comm. plans FOREIGN • DOMESTIC • AUTOS • TRUCKS

•Complete Mechanical Repairs • N.J. State Re-Inspectioion"n! adult Bible Instructions •Complete iody Ripiirs •Glass-Work The Spiritual Life view of the Synoptic Jo-Anne Pamela •Towing & Road Service • Hi-Pressure Washing Committee of Im- Gospels and the Book MECHANICAL SHOP BODY & GLASS SHOP maculate Heart of Mary of^cts". SPATOLA BORIGHT S23 South Ave,, 401-413 5, Elmer St., Church, Scotch Plains, The dates are Oc- Westfiald, N.J. Westfield. N.J, has planned a series of tober 17, 25, and 31, The election of Scotch Plains Township 232-6586 233-2651 five adult Bible Instruc- and November 7 and Council candidates Jo-Anne Spatola and L tions. 14. The presentation Pamela Boright will allow the people to be in- will begin at 7:30 p.m. dependent from six years of insensitive one- The speaker for and will last for approx- party rule by the Township Council that has these evenings will be imately one hour, resulted in ... Sr. Eileen Smith of Mt. followed by a half-hour St. Mary's House of of discussion. Prayer, Sr. Eileen has The first series on Unmet Senior Citizen needs her Masters' Degree In October 17th will be an Religious Studies and introduction to the Failure to deal responsibly with zoning has a very interesting Gospel of Mark. This 1937 / and informative series presentation will Inadequate local solid waste plan planned. The topic for discuss the formation yi-ti/rfi iP/c/ic/im • these instructions is of the Gospel and its "Meeting Christ in the perspective on the Per- Early Church: An Over- son of Jesus. COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY Scotch Plains Deserves A "Joni" to be shown HILLSIDE CEMETERY SYSTEM OF CHECKS & BALANCES at Gethsemane Church END 6 YEARS, Of ONE PARTY RULE! WOODLAND AVE., SCOTCH PLAINS The movie "JON!" message is made even 756-1729 will be shown at more outstanding by Elect Gethsemane Lutheran the performance of the Mailing Address: P.O. Box 747 Church, 1240 E. star of the film • Jon! Jo-Anne Pamela Seventh Street, Plain- Eareckson portraying Piainfleid, N.J. 07061 field, on Friday, Oc- herself. tober 19, The movie will begin SPATOLA • BORIGHT "JONI" Is the at 7:30 p.m. and All Lots Sold In Fully Developed dramatic true story of a refreshments will For Scotch Plains Council Areas And Include Perpetual Care young woman's strug- follow. This program Is Payments Terms Arranged gle to find a useful life sponsored by the after a tragic accident Agape Fellowship, A Row "A" Democratic Office on Grounds Open 9 to 4:80 Daily* left her a quadriplegic. freewill offering will be Pd by S & B Campaign Fund, Michael Blacker, Tress., Saturdays 9 to 12. Telephone 756-1729 The impact of its taken. 7824 Front SUtet, Scotch Plains 07076 DECA holds birthday parties Junior Women's Club College Club to sponsor Ashbrook residents plans fall activities musical program Oct. 15 Many fall activities Celebration. Later in have been planned by October, they will be 111 hosting a Halloween m the Scotch Plains p Junior Women's Club, Party at Margaret Mc- beginning with the an- Cutchen Nursing Home nual Progressive Din- as part of the Juniors ner October 13th, This Ui years menu has been Adapt-A-G rand parent planned by selecting program and the Social UJ recipes from the Service/Home Life • Junior's new cookbook department will be entitled, "Country delivering clothing to Sampler". A few the Elizabeth Woman's selected recipes in- Shelter. The High School's DECA Chapter began its clude Baked Brie in 11th consecutive year of sponsoring monthly Phyllo, Crab Canapes in early November, birthday parties at Ashbrook Nursing Home there will be a depart- recently. and Sweet & Sour Meat- ment meeting along On the 3rd Sunday of each month, a group of balls, Sherred Beef, with a Membership DECA students celebrate the birthdays of each Ceasar Salad and for Wine & Cheese. resident whose birthdays fall in that particular desserts Chocolate month. Those celebrants receive a birthday gift Mousse Pie, Brandy Membership is open to from DECA who also provide refreshments for Alexander Pie and any women between all the residents. Many of the students spend Cheese Cake Bars. the ages of 18 and 35 time visiting with the residents. and have a desire to be Above are DECA students (left to right) On October 14th, The part of a service Elizabeth Zipern, Paul Mecca, John Aversa, Sue Scotch Plains Juniors' organization. For Dutter, Sue Morris, Terry Walsh, Craig Dill, Kel- will be face painting at membership Informa- ly Fitzgerald and Maria Salz, giving birthday the Scotch Plains tion call Kathy greetings to resident Martha Gray. Tercentennical 654-7776. CAROLE ANNE MOCHERNUK Woman's Club schedules trip to Atlantic City The College Club of produced her first FjnwoodTsVpon^in^ ISHSZS^S.1!*^ The bus ,eaves fron, reminded ,o be a, the Fanwood-Scotch recording of the 24 tic City on Tuesday, Oc Plains will sponsor con- Preludes Op 11 by a bus trip to Trump tober 16th. Old Borough Hail park- parking lot by 8:30 a.m. ing lot on Watson Road There are a limited cert pianist Carol© Scriabin. She has also in Fanwood at 9:00 a.m. number of seats still Anne Moehernuk performed many years and returns by 6:30 p.m. available, so reserva- presenting a musical with her' husband, THE The cost of the trip is tions should be in by program entitled "Two Roman Mochernuk, a Great Romantics; SCOTCH PLAINS $15. with ^funds-vfor 3unday, October ,14thl= violinist,^ in music cash, and for food,,p, I us To guarantee your seatjV Chopin and Liszt" on therapy programs In a•'rebate fors a return please call Mrs,.,Josepru October 15th at 8:30 hospital and nursing PATRIOT trig: Snacks*. wijlr|be Qorsky at 322^8011 # p.m. at the First home as well as In con- • FOR INDEPENfB£NCE served by the club on Mrs, Helen Mersereiu Methodist .Church on certs throughout the both trips. Travelers are at 322-4594. Terrill Road in Scotch United States, Canada, FROM ONE PARTY RULE Plains, and Europe. Arts Assoc, to meet 10/17 Mochernuk is a MORE ISSUES Charles Norton of This program is open graduate of the Royal The public is invited Florham Park will give a to the public and will Conservatory of Music to attend this musical presentation on begin at 8:00 p.m. at the in Toronto, Canada and presentation by Carole Famous Exhibits from Fanwood Railroad Sta- has studied under Ann Mochernuk. •i the Metropolitan tion Community House Rosina Lhevinne at the College Club Museum of Art at the on North Avenue. Juilliard School. She membership is open to Wednesday, October 17 was awarded a Town women with a four year 1 .••* meeting of the Scotch The club is also Hall debut recital and degree. The purpose of Plains & Fanwood Arts sponsoring a bus trip to has performed j-ecent- the organization is to Association. the new Museum of ly In Carnegie Recital award scholarships to The special exhibits Modern Art on Satur- Hall, on radio and deserving women which will be presented day, November 3, The television. Mrs, graduates of the visually and com- cost of the ticket will be Mochernuk has taught Scotch Plains- mented upon by the $10.00. Reservations on the piano faculty at Fanwood area. Contact curator of the Kean College and Lucille McGann, Jo-Anne Pamela Metropolitan Museum can be made by calling Rutgers University, Membership Chairper- are "Beyond Impres- Mary Claire Hahn, where she also gave son, at 232.3589 for SPATOLA BORIGHT sionism" with Monet as 233-7458; Pamela several full recitals and details. the featured artist, An- Yeager, 322-5438; or The election of Scotch Plains Township Ruth Gunther, U.C. MADD to present Council candidates Jo-Anne Spatola and drew Wyeth and American Art. 665-1767. Pamela Boright will allow the people to be in- panel discussion Oct. 17 The Union County dependent from six yean of insensitive one- Chapter of Mothers party rule by the Township Council that has OPENING against Drunk Drivers resulted in ... (MADD) will present a panel discussion to ad- • NO "System of Checks and Balances" dress the subject of (unresponsive to the public) VIDEO ONE drunk driving. The discussion will • Need for openness In government (not be held at the 1359 South Ave., PI a infield Kenilworth Boro Hall, enough "sunshine") Phone 754-1070 or 754-1071 567 Boulevard, Kenilworth on Wednes- • High local property taxes vs. limited Open Dally 11 to 9, Sunday 12 to 5 day October 17th at municipal services 8:00 p.m. refreshments will be provided. CLUB MEMBERSHIPS The panel will en- Scotch Plains Deserves A compass many areas of SILVER GOLD the drunk driving issue SYSTEM OF CHECKS & BALANCES 1 year enrollment BLUE and the guests will in- END 6 YEARS, Of ONE PARTY RULE! 3 year enrollment clude: N.J. State 12 FREE rentals LIFETIME 36 FREE rentals Senator C. Louis Bassano, Dr; Fred Tap- MEMBER per, Ray Zeltner, assis- Elect only $49.95 per year only $99.95 tant union county pro- Only $149.95 secutor who handles Jo-Anne Pamela death by auto cases and Mr. Amlrali Haidri, SPATOLA * BORIGHT RENTAL RATES Attorney at Law, The public is urged For Scotch Plains Council VIDEO ONE CLUB MEMBERS NON-MEMBERS to participate and will $1.99 First Day $3.98 Plus Deposit have an opportunity to Row "A" Democratic $1.00 Each Addt'l Day $2.00 Plus Deposit ask questions of the •1.99 Sat., Sun. (ea, day) $3.98 Pius Deposit panel. For further ques- Pd by S & B Campaign Fund, Michael Blacker, Treas,, tions or information 1824 Front Street, Scotch Plains 07076 please contact Karen Patterson 654.4475, m H i m SALUTE SCOTCH PLAINS' W O i TERCENTENNIAL m HAPPY BIRTHDAY: ON YOUR 300TH BIRTHDAY... HERE'S TO YOUR

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RT. 22 W.,I UNION, N.J. CALL 964-1800 1 CAR DIALER IH THE EAST SERVING THE PUBLIC 1917-1984 CONSECUTIVE YEARS 51 YEARS AUTOMOTIVE LEADERSHIP Loretta Ann Soriano is wed omo to James Philip Napolitano

DC SOCIAL TIMES UJ GO o §1 Camille Marie D'Annunzio CHIT CHAT CO. weds DrA William Szymczak Brendan Quinn,a Freshmen Paul LU graduate of Scotch Tavaglione of Scotch Plains-Fanwood High Plains netted a goal UJ School, began his se- and had two assists for cond season as a the Wilkes College soc- goalkeeper for the cer team, in a recent 4-1 ool Villanova University win over Juniata Col- men's soccer team. As lege. a freshman, Brendan Tavagllone, a played in six games for graduate Of Scotch the Wildcats, compiling pialns-Panwood High a .784 save percentage. School, has two goals While at Scotch and two assists Plains-Fanwood, Bren- through eleven games dan earned two varsity for Wilkes coach Phil letters in soccer and Wlngert, whose team participated In baseball stands 3-0 in the Middle and track. He was nam- Atlantic Conference ed to the All- and 7-3-1 overall. Metropolitan soccer team and was the • * • Scotch Plains- Linda M. Laterra, Fanwood team captain daughter of Mr. and during his senior year. Mrs. John P. Laterra, Scotch Plains, and a Brendan, the son of senior at Albright Col- John and Bernadette lege Reading, PA, will JAMES AND LORETTA NAPOLITANO Quinn of Fanwood, Is a serve on the college's Loretta Ann Soriano, was his brother's best liberal arts major at Peer Counseling Coor- daughter of Mr. and man. Ushers included Villanova. dinating Committee for Mrs. Joseph Soriano, Joseph and John * * • the 1984-85 school Scotch Plains, was Soriano, brothers of the term. married August 25, bride, Larry Napolitano, CAMILLE D'ANNUNZIO 1984 to James Philip brother of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis One of eight students selected for Napolitano, son of Mr. Adam and David Perna, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph completing her P.H.D. G. Pelletier of Laurence and Mrs. Andrew cousins of the bride, Daniel D'Annunzio of in - applied Harbor, formerly of this committee, she will help coordinate the Napolitano, Bloom- served as ring bearers. Scotch Plains, an- mathematics. Her Fanwood, announce field. Msgr. Doyle per- nounce the engage- fiance is currently the recent arrival of 40 students chosen as peer counselors in their formed the ceremony at The bride is a ment of their daughter employed by Naval Sur- their son, Shawn St. Thomas the Apostle Camille Marie to Dr. face Weapons Center work with the incoming graduate of Douglass Josephsfrom Seoul, Church, Bloomfield College with a B.A. William Gerard Szyme- in Maryland. Korea. He was born on freshmen class of 1988. • • • after which a reception degree In Human Com- lak, son of Mr & Mrs. "• April 23rd, 1984 and was held at the Parslp- munication. William Andrew Szymc- An alumnae of Lyn- weighed in at 6 pounds, Elizabeth Welan'd.of pany Hilton. The groom graduated zak of Lyndhurst. dhurst, High School, he 3 ozs. Scotch Plains, is one of received his B.A. from The bride was given magna cum laude from The bride-elect is a 226 students from 91 in marriage by her Brown University and graduate of Scotch Rutgers University and different colleges and his P.H.D. in Mrs. Pelletier is the father. Maria Soriano earned his master's In Plalns-Fanwood High former Elise K. Arnold, universities enrolled In was her sister's maid of Applied Engineering and received her A.B. Mathematics from the The British University University of Maryland. daughter of Mr. and honor. Sandra Brienia, and Physics from Har- from Cornell University Mrs. Aaron M. Arnold, Year, sponsored by Yvonne Perna and vard University. He is and Is presently at the A spring wedding Is Beaver College in planned. granddaughter of Mrs. Laurie Desiderio, employed by IBM as a University of Maryland Anna Goldberg, all of cooperation with cousins of the bride, Systems Engineer. Fanwood, and grand- eleven British univer- were bridesmaids. Gia After a wedding trip Hate housework?.,.read on daughter of Mrs. Pearl sities and colleges who Brienza, cousin of the to Italy and the French Hating housework is Cooperative Extension Abrarnowltz of the left New York recertly bride, was flower girl. for London. Riviera the couple almost a national Service, 300 North Bronx, N.Y. Andrew Napolitano resides in Denvllle. passtime and one that Avenue East. Mr. Pelletier is the An education major, many people do Westfield. Mrs. Carolyn son of Mrs. Jacqueline Weiand is a student at Candy making demo at nothing about. Y. Healey, Extension Pelletler, also of Fan- the University College, However there are Home Economist, will wood, and the late N. Wales, Bangor in Jr. Women's Club meeting some "ways" and teach the series. Medley J. Pelletier. The British University "things" that can be The three sessions • • • Year. The October general demonstration In candy new tricks to help cut will emphasize some • • • meeting of the Scotch making. Included in her down the time and newer methods of do- Rev. Floyd R. Rotun- Plains Junior Women's demonstration will be drudgery of housework. ing housework, ways of Heidi Eleanor Kramp- Club will be held the actual process of ' no, Headmaster of sof Scotch Plains has Three sessions will getting help, and taking Oratory Prep in Sum- Wednesday, October candy making from the be held on "Streamlin- a look at attitudes been selected for 17th 8:00 p.m. point of melting the mit, announced that membership in the ing Housework" on about housework. Edward Murphyof Scotch Plains Library. chocolate, to using Mondays, October 15, Register for the Cedar Crest College The evening speaker molds and giving some Scotch Plains, has Concert Choir. 22 and 29 from 1 to 3 series by calling the Ex- been named a Com- will be Marianne Ian- ideas for holiday can- p.m. and repeated in tension office at nuzzi, of Sweet 'N Fan- dies. mended student in the • • * the evening from 7:30 233-9366. There will be NMSC program. cy Emporium, Cranford, For more information to 9:30 p.m. In the a booklet fee of $1.00 • * • Katharine Downey who will be giving a contact.e54-7776. auditorium of the payable at the door. Royes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Fan. Jr. Woman's Club Royes, Jr. of Scotch Plains, has been named plans Candidate's Night to the Dean's list at Plans for tion/answer forum. Wheaton College, Nor- Candidate's Night are All six of the can- ton, Mass. for the se- now being formulated didates currently runn- Scotch Plains cond semester. by the Fanwood Junior ing for Fanwood offices Woman's Club to be Open 7 Days & 3 Nights • • • have been invited to held in the meeting participate and the room of the Trmln Sta- evening will be PERMANENT WAVES elect tion on Wednesday, moderated by Mrs. M. Zotos Perm , • $25,00 NEWCOMB Oct. 24, at 8:00 p.m. Subhas. Selective Action by Lamaur 30.00 This annual event Begin thinking now presents an opportuni- Quantum by Helena Curtis JD.UU about the kind of town 400 BOYLE ty for the public to meet you want Fanwood to RedkenPerm • • "• • ° the local candidates be. Think about the running for office and issues and prepare Shampoo&Set Pd. for by Campilgn Fd. ask them questions your questions for the for NeweombBoyli, W. MeClinlocli concerning all local Shampoolt Blow Dry 2220 Nsw York Ave., S.P. candidates. Then come Treat. issues. A formal debate to Candidate's Night 1721 E. Second St, is held first and follow- and listen to what they 322-4929 ed by a ques- have to say. > .«» ,.m,,m, im>,WH.* I m Nobody Does It Better Than The LOW PRICE LEADER! m

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Cftfeen MM A Factual Repot t of News Articles and Statements of Interest to Scotch plains Voters MEET THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES B. LAWRENCE NEWCOMB Larry Newcomb has served on the Scotch Plains Council since 1972 and was elected Mayor by his col- leagues in 1980 and 1983, One of his major concerns has been the flooding of Route #22 and other township streets and he can take credit for the great strides Scotch Plains has taken in alleviating these conditions, Larry currently serves as Vice Chairman of^ Green Brook Flood Commission. A graduate of Bucknell University with a degree in Chemical Engineering, he is Safety & Environmental Engineer for Onyx Chemical Co, Governor Kean recently appointed him to the N.J. Public Employees Occupational Safety and Health Board, This year, Larry, a Scotch Plains Little League umpire for 23 years was presented with the league's Distinguished Service Award. H© was also honored with an Honorary Life Membership by the D.E.C.A, members at Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School. He served in the Navy during World War II and is a member of American Legion Post 209 and VFW Post 10122, Larry and his wife, Joan, have been residents of Scotch Plains since 1956. They are the parents of Susan, a 1976 special education graduate of the Scotch Plains public school system. FRANCIS T. BOYLE Frank Boyle has been a resident of Scotch Plains for four years and lives at Lenape Way with his wife Catherine and three children Elizabeth, Kevin and Christine. Former residents of neighboring Fanwood, the Boyles came to Scotch Plains to accommodate their growing family. Frank brings a wealth of experience in government with him since he served for nearly three years as a Fanwood Councilman, While a member of the Coun- cil, he was a member of the Health and Welfare Com- mittee and served as Chairman of the Finance and Administration Committee. He has a B.A. from Manhattan College where he later was employed as Director of Admissions. While at Manhattan College, he served as Chairman of the National Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation. Formerly with Xerox Corp., he is now employed by Cogito Corp, as a District Manager. Frank has been active with the Scotch Plains- Fanwood Jaycees and is a former Director of that organization. He has also served as a coach in the Scotch Plains-Fanwood Soccer League.

Paid for by Campaign Fund for Neweomb-Boyle W,F, MeGlintock, Treasurer, 2220 New York Avenue, Scotch Plains, N.J. 07076 m Scotch Plains-Fanwood Soccer Association w play continues in both the House League and O Intercity Division. The past weeks in the first o grade Tyke Division have seen the following ac- om Jr. Raiders Football News Mookie Wilson to speak tion. The Red Apples had a strong match with m at Little League Banquet Andy Gladura scoring a pair of goals, Elizabeth 3C Naldi had many shots on goal on her birthday, and batting leaders will Mookie Wilson, be awarded trophies. and Charles Coocaro with many terrific saves to center fielder, of the in goal. The Blue Thunder was led by Matt New York Mejs, wilj.be The highlight, will be Hamlll with two goals supported on offense by the featured speakerfeit Mookie'-. , s . talk and Rachel Canete, David Roy, and Kevin Squires lh~er"j'*4 Awards -BjyrT- answering. of players and on defense by Ben Cohen and Chris Perlee. quet of the Scotch quest.ons, The White Chargers offense was by Annie Plains-Fanwoodr-Uttle Keegan along with David Lauro plus Katie Gilio League. Tickets for the event, (another birthday player)' on defense. Brian The Banquet will be which includes a full Kiimas scored a goal for the Gremlins. Knight held on October 25, course dinner, are Riders Gilda Cerehlo in goal and Brian Bran- 1984 . at Snuffy's $12.50 per person. dow on offense matched up against Restaurant in Scotch Players and their Ghostbusters Christopher Albert, Kenny Plains, commencing at families and friends Nichols and defenders Peter Rallis and George 6:30 p.m. The Mayors of should contact their L'Heureux. in last weekend's play the Gremlins our towns and the respective team and the Knightriders played to a scoreless manager of the High managers or coaches draw. Qhostbuster Todd Challlet scored and Left to right, front row, Steve Virick, Spencer School Varsity baseball for tickets. Anyone else Harris, Back row Andre Hudson, Mike Butz, interested" In attending Chris Albert Keyed the defense against the team have been invited ' Green Machine. The Blue Dolphins deadlocked Corey Anthony and Shawn Dugan prepare for to salute our Little can purchase tickets Junior Raider Candy Sale. from any team manager with the Red Apples with Vincent Gallo ex- Leaguers. Pennant win- cellent in the net. In the final match of the day, The members of the Kelly Cassett, and ners, All-Stars, Tourna- or by calling Bob Lorenz at 322.2286. the Blue Thunder tied the White Chargers. Scotch Plains Fanwood Charlie Stewart as they ""«"• team members. Players cited for fine play are Hamiil, Jimmy Junior Football pro- combined to shut down Torta, David Roy, Conn, Ryan Bender, Lauro, gram are presently con- the Berkeley Heights Kevin Gabri, Keegan, and Kevin Murray. ducting the annual can- squad which going fnto Ash Brook Golf Results the game had scored 11 In the Atom Division the Hawks defeated the dy sale and fund drive, The . Ash Brook and Pines, 29, Chip-ins: Cosmos 4-2 on goals by Peter Beekus, Tom headed by Capt. touchdowns, final Women's Golf Associa- Kay Fordham, Lynch, score SPF 12 Berkeley tion held a Handicap Oliokman and ileanor Solas, and Chris Gabriel. Chris O'Hara and George Germinder of Hgts 6, Chris Lawrence led the defense. Jim Dougherty --the Fanwood Police The Raider A team Stroke Play Tourna- Mulhole. and Jerry Bianco scored for the Cosmos. The Dept, Many local suffered a tough set ment Thursday. Win- Warriors shut out the Bears 3-0 on goals by Joe business people have back to a well coached ners in the 18 hole The 9 hole group win- Mclvoy and Jimmy Mosser, defense by Jason already made their Berkeley Hgts. squad group were: Flight A - ners were: Flight A - and Marc Weinick and offense by Philip Kane. Low Gross: Gloria LOWK Gross: (tie) Rose donations to the league, by the score of 20-6. The : The Stallions were in a 2-2 draw with goals by anyone wishing to Raideroffense was leUU -..-.»...-..ickmari-, 85. 1st: Crd/Sbee, iS&ftiJse Steve DiNizo and Natalie Cerchio supported by make a donation can by Corey Anthony whoJQiiekmanJOnet 69- Chad Snyderand Michele Cirino. The Mustangs do so by mailing their scored a touchdown ons-2ncT(tie): Audrey Young Or^sbee, donations to Junior v ti ru b hi d had aH|^ri on goals by Whitney Dlxon (2) and fj% ¥ ri ! P "an d TrishiCraggaB, 71. Wwyer. 40; Raiders Football the blocking of John In- Flight B - Low Gross Bukowiee, 41. Flight B- Tony Perfillo. Keeper Ohris Wagner got the League Inc. P.O. Box43 sabella. Others show- shutout. - Scotch Plains, NJ. TheIng great promise for (tie): Natalie Pines and Low Gross: Ruth Lingo, In the Intercity Division, the Division IV candy can be purchased the Scotch Plains May Lynch, 99. 1st: 57. 1st: Linge, 35* 2nd: Generals got their first win of the season over from the members of squad were Shawn Pines, 74; 2nd: Lynch, Sophia Hildabrand, 37;. MChatharti Township 3-0, Tom Garibaldi, Drew the league. • Dugan, Darryl Ray, and 76; 3rd(tie): Jimmy Budr3rd:- Joni i Rice, 4V. The league would Ray Syzemborski. Keir and Jane MeNeill, 76. Flight C - Low Gross: Shinderman, and Jeff Rezza led the defense, like to thank Coach Minor starting his first Flight C - Low Gross: Marion Branditz, 68. and Steve Marmur and Raymond Matthews Schiller of the high aame of the season Nan Wallis, 98. 1st: 1at: Jeannie Miller, 43; keyed the offense. The Division V Spirit of '76 school for helmets played a strong, game Wallis, 68; 2nd: Midge 2nd(tie): Grace Hutchln- spotted the flight leader Sayreville team three available for members Corey Anthony and Jeff Pavelec, 77; 3rd: Wanda son, Branditz, 44. Low quick goals in the first quarter. They then of the A team. The Burns both recovered regrouped and played a tremendous team coach presented the fumbles for the squad, Martin, 79. Low Putts Putts: Bukowiee, .16. game despite the 4-2 losing score. helmets styled the The A team is finally (tie): Gliokman, Lynch Chip-in: Jean Coulter. same as the high beginning to work schools,- making,'the together and play good Lady Raiders off to a winning season players aware of the in- football, terest of the high ' ' The Scotch-Plains freshmen Dana Wussier. looking forward to school In their perfor- The Raider B team Fanwood-Lady Raiders Lachnicht and Valerie The Lady Raiders are winning season,' mance. fell victim to the strong Gymnastic Team is off As the league played outside . running of once again to a winning their first home game Berkeley Hgts. as the season,. compiling a of the season the Raider team allowed record so far of 5 • 0. Junior Raiders opened three touchdowns for a The lady Raiders' the refreshment stand final score of SPF first meet was against at the high sehoolfield, 0-Berkeley Hgts. 12. In North Brunswick on Sundays Results: the losing effort Mike September 19. Scotch The 0 team of the Butz shined as he In- Junior Raiders took on tercepted a pass and Plains scored 101.55, a strong Berkeley returned It 35 yards, he setting a new school SKI SWAP Heights team who go- also had a second In- record, to North ing in to the game were terception during the Brunswick's 81.95. In October 6-27 unbeaten out scoring game. Also on defense their next two meets their oppents 76-0. The Tom Tullio had six against Kearny and Raider offense was led unassisted tackles and Elizabeth, the gym- nasts outscored their by quarterback Steve Rob Swacki had two Drop off your equipment for us to Virick, and the running quarterback sacks, opponents by 25 and 60 points respectively. On sell. Pick up your money or equip- of Spencer Harris for 50 Strong offensivff e perfor- ment Oct. 27th, Come in and buy yards and the great ef September 29, the Lady mances were received Raiders broke the record used equipment, free. No commis- fort of Grain McCoy from Mike Parks, Gary they set on September sions paid. Not responsible for who ran for TOO yards Janertls, Matt Gee and 19 by scoring 103.35, a Equipmelt Left After Oct. 30th. and two touchdowns. Andre Hudson. The line new high, against Spr- Last Year's Equipment was anchored by the The Raider defense ingfield's 89.25. Their & Clothing which shut down play of Greg Butler Al toughest meet came on Berkeley Heights was Scarpa and Matt October 2 against led by Chris Giordano Kresge. This week the Westfield. Once again 30% to 60% OFF Bill Beener, Lance teams will travel to Bolden, Jason Bradow, Scotch Plains prevailed MIMburn. -Raiders • 100.8 to Trade-in your old equipment for the new 1984 equipment. Chuck Scherer, Charlie The next home game Westfield's Blue Devils' $ Rose, Mike Freeman, will be Oct. 21. 98.4. Ski Workshop Special 9" •Sharpen Edges • Plot Bottom File • Put On Our All Purpose Hot Wax Under the direction STUDENTS: Your report card is worth money! Plainfield C.C, Golf News of Coach Patricia Selby, the Lady Raiders Bring us a B average and receive a $5.00 coupon September 19ths the cond flight winner was are seniors Captain towards any of your purchases, STUDY!,, 9-hole group gained a Shirley DeMllt Grace Arnow, Co- HON., TUES., WED., THURS. & FRI, 10-8; SAT. 10-4 new champion. Joan defeating Lorraine captain Jane Walton, x OPEN SUNDAYS 11-4 Ciemonlcki 1 up. Lori Hannah, juniors Ring defeated Lib Kern Route 22, Whitehousa, N.J. 7 and 8. The first flight The champions Rosemary Germinder, Route 10 W,( Morris Plains, N.J. winner was Ruth Allen daughter Mary, won the Colleen Keliey, 3 mi, W, of Somerville Drive In defeating Ginny Samp- championship in the sophomores Jill Wanat, 634-2534 267-0864 18-hole group this year. Dawn Cagliarl, son 3 and 1. -The se- Michelle Webb and I

UJ Offices Throughout The Greater CO New York Metropolitan Area Real Estate e REALTORS o w" UJ S For Sale P UJ I Vets ready Schlott holds Road to begin Rally for Heart Fund spay/neuter program A statewide effort to "-* - *sT< - bring low-cost spaying and neutering to pets of area families who moat need the help is now in AS YOU LIKI IT! This BRIDQEWATER Colonial was built w/you in mind! Quality is displayed throughout from the fireplaeed grant room to the fabulous family room w/beam- place according to ed ceiling, gourmet kitchen, and 4 bedrooms! All on over an acre of well-kept grounds! In- Nina Austenberg, quire today! $174,500 (SPL166) 322.9102 Regional Director of the Mid-Atlantic Region of The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), Beginning immediately William H. Planning last minute strategies for the Cl I ne, Schlott Realtors Road Rally sponsored by the Fanwood,322-7500 will Scotch Plains office are sales associates Tony be performing spaying Nuzzo (standing) and Jan Krienke. The team's and neutering on a first strategies earned them runner-up status In the come basis to area event. The rally was sponsored by the realty of- residents' pets. To fice to benefit the American Heart Association qualify a person must as part of the firm's annual "Beat Goes On" come under one of the campaign. following categories: LET THI BUYER BEWARE... that this CRANFORD Colonial is so outstanding; you will recipient of food Schlott Realtors many high tension want to fight rather than switch! Located in an excellent area that is convenient to schools stamps, supplemental sales associate Angelo wires did you pass in and commuter transportation, this home contains welcoming living room, sunroom/den, and 34 bedrooms! $164,900 (WSF184) 233-5555 security income, aid to Pompeo and his team Somerset County?, families with depen- had the best time in a How many picket dent children, general Road Rally sponsored fences did you pass in public assistance, by the Scotch Plains of- Scotch Plains?, were pharmaceutical fice, but the big winner just a few of the assistance to the aged for the day was thesticklers which con- and disabled, rental, Am.erjcan. % Heart founded the team. assistance under the Association, who The Road Rally was Housing and Communi- received all proceeds part of Schlott Realtors ty Development Act, from the event. annual "The Beat Goes the Lifeline credit pro- Starting from the ori.,," campaign to gram and the tenants' Scotch Plains office on raise money for the Lifeline assistance pro- Park Avenue, thirteen American Heart gram, teams of competitors Association. Local of^ The cost to the client received directions flees of the realty firm for the surgery is $10 from office manager have scheduled a varie- which will be sent to Lori Hedden. As the ty of fund raising the state's population drivers wound through events, including THE MAGIC OF THE PAST is preserved in the old-fashioned craftsmanship that went into control fund. The fun- Union County, constructing this SCOTCH PLAINS Victorian! Inside find tasteful living room, cordial din- garage sales, dinners, ing room, skylit family room, peaceful study w/alcove for desk, and 7 bredrooms! Ail light ding for the program Somerset County and and a gala Country fixtures ineluded!ti80'i(SPL155) 322.9102 comes from owners of Hunterdon County, the Western Evening in ~ unspayed and un- navigators had to Westf ield. Last year the neutered dogs, who answer questions offices of Schlott must pay an additional about the trip. How Realtors raised more $3 when they buy a many overpasses did than $11,000 for the dog license. you pass under? How heart fund.

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UNIQUE CONTEMPORARY SPLIT Spacious and attractive home located on almost an acre in quiet Scotch FORTUNI SMILES on the new owners of this sizable Colonial in SOUTH PLAINFIELD! rftftm'i8^11^0^ ft°W1rinS ?ees and friendlV '»miiies. Raised living ;*• This home gives you 2 rooms lncludlng-2 full kitchens and 8 bedrooms, convenience to room with brick hearth fireplace, forma! dining room, eat-in kitchen, large good schools and shopping, and an inground pool for next summer! Two separate Bn- family room plus den, 5/6 bedrooms, 3'/i baths, $199,900 ft trances provide In-law potential!$i20'i (SPL162) 322-9102 ft ft ft SCOTCH PLAINS OFFICE: BAraETT&CRAI• * * Realton * * N ft 356 Park Avenue 1 201/322-9102 "Thrwe Colonial Offices WESTF1ELD OFFICE: SCHLOTT 302 E, Broad St. 43 Elm 5tr«ei 2 New Providence Rd, ft 112 Elm Street Weaifleld 07090 Wesffield 07090 Mountainside 07092 ft 201/233-5555 232-6300 232-1800 233-1800 TV Mental Health | Assoc, m a to sponsor o Real Estate Q annual 03 Auction m Where can a curiosi- ty seeker find an original Dennis the i For Sale Menace cartoon, a foot- I ball signed by ex-Giant = CREAM PUFF star Fran Tarkington, SCOTCH PLAINS • Charm abounds In this Im- October proclaimed as U.C. Boutique to and an autographed maculate tudor style home, set on a 32S ft. deep pro- u benefit poster of Tom Selleck-- perty. Beautiful hardwood floors; 24x18,2 ft, family Arts Festival Month all under one roof? room with brick fireplace wall and brand new carpeting upstairs. Lovely Scotch Plains location. Of- Cancer Mention the fifth an- fered at nual auction sponsored $174,100 W-941 Society by the Mental Health Polly Reilly marks the Association of Union beginning of her 16th County, and you're on Annual Christmas the right track. Boutique by presenting The fundraiser, three special preview which will benefit the sales to benefit the educational programs Union County Unit of of the Association, will the American Cancer take place Sunday, Oc- Society. tober 21, at the Westwood Lounge in Her outstanding col- Qarwood. A preview lection of hand crafts and silent auction will and antiques, including begin at 1 p.m., follow- STATELY! tree ornaments, pic- ed by a collectibles SCOTCH PLAINS . Center hall colonial on a lovely L-R Polly MacDonald, Chairman, Union County tures, wooden toys, auction at 3 p.m. acre with Inground gunite pool, sunken living room, Brunch, by reservation with vaulted beamed ceiling, new kitchen, 4 to 5 Cultural and Heritage Affairs Advisory Board; children's clothes, bedrooms, 3Yi baths and many amenities in Scotch Walter I, Borlght, Vice Chairman, Union County afghans, etc., will be only, will be served at Plains. Offered at 1:30 p.m. Board of Chosen Freeholders (signing the featured on behalf of $279,500 W-9404 the Cancer Society on On display will be resolution), and William J. Higglnson, Ad- more than 100 celebrity ministrator, Union County Office of Cultural Friday, October 19, from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. memorabilia Items, in- and Heritage Affairs, examine the resolution cluding books by Leon proclaiming September 28 through October 31 on Saturday, October Uris, QaryTrudeau, and as, "Union County Arts Festival "84" Month. 20, from 10:00 a.m. to Abigail Van Buren. Par- The month-long series of 55 arts activities, in- noon and from 5:30 • ticipants can also cluding concerts, opera, theater, dance, arts 7:30 p.m., and on Sun- make bids for trips to and crafts exhibits and much more, will take day, October 21, from Wllllamsburg, Va., place at various locations in the county. 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. G'rossingers, and the The seasonal bouti- Vista Hotel in Manhat- For further information, call the Union Coun- tan. ty Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs, 300 que is held at Meeker's, 1100 South Avenue, To obtain reserva- ONE ACRE PLUS North Avenue East, Westfield, at 233-79Q8. tions or more Informa- WATCHUNG RESERVATION " Westfieid, N.J. and a tion on the auction, SCOTCH PLAINS«This move-In condition expanded 4-H Clubs to organize set donation is required contact the Mental ranch has it ail. Ten rooms, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces, dark be th Health-Association at oak floors, lots of closet space, ail rooms are large in Scotch Plains & Fanwood sspecia'°[°l previe«"•"»«w sales• °. and airy, plus 2 car garage. All of this on a wooded 2"0300 tranquil and private lot. Children ar;« bused to all The Union County Wrested in joining A miniature snow- schools. Convenient location to main roads and 4-H Youth Development should be accom- sled packed with hand- shopping. Call now to, see. Pffered^ |t Program will organize panled by an adult, if $199*800 , . , ....-:•• W-8ZB3 crafted Items will be elect new 4-H clubs in possible. raffled off and will be MiMiBB Scotch Plains and Fan- > , on display for the entire Westfieid Office Wejchert wood. Interested boys "4-H is administered length of the boutique. NEWCOMB 201^54-7777 Realtors and giris 7-18 years of by the Union County Last year, Polly Reij- age are invited with a Cooperative Extension ly's Christmas Bouti- BOYLE Offices Open •7 Ofllc«« Throughout tha parent to the informa- Service of Cook Col- que raised close to 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Metropolitan Ana tion and organizational iege, Rutgers ymversi- $3,000 for the American l "YOUR FULL SERVICE meeting on Tuesday, ty. Questions about 4-H Cancer Society's life- Pd. for by Campaign Fd. for Niwcomb-BoylB, W. MeCilmeefc METROPOLITAN REALTOR" October 9, 7:30 - 8:30 may be answered by saving program in 2220 New Yerk Avi,, S,P, p.m. in the County research, education, Tre*e. at Terrill Middle 4-H Agentg, , anndd patient service and School, Terrill Road, Margaret Surkat, 4-H rehabilitation. Scotch Plains. Program Assistant, 300 For further informa- ^HOMES^"-** niia pflsat in Children will have NortNorthn . AveAvenue East in tion call the American the opportunity to vvestfloici, Telephone Cancer Society at •V select a 4-H project of 233.03^ 354-7373. their interest among W5«0D- the many available such as: small engines, camping, dog and cat training, Seeing Eye, twirling, clothing, foods, crafts, veterinary science, and Dungeons J™"-i and Dragons. Second I ™Zz "* and third graders can enroll in the 4-H Prep program. Adults are encouraged to volunteer as leaders. A 4-H slide presentation will also RURAL LIVING be shown,' Children In- Sprawling home designed for easy relaxed living,. Fireplace, DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTION panelled"famllyroom, four oversized bedrooms, 2% baths and; Call me $89,500 central air, of course. On a wooded acre in prime Scotch Plains Come see this centrally air-conditioned Scotch Lareal Just reduced and owner wquid like offers $179,500^ for real value Plains ranch. Spacious eat-In kitchen, bright in Homeowners new family room with skylites, screened-in porch, rear patio with BBQ grill. All brick ex- H, Clay Friedrichs, inc, Insurance terior. . i?27 I can make your homeowners REALTORS •Esr. insurance more affordable with WESTFIiLD GALLERY comprehensive, economical coverage from State Farm, 233 NORTH AVENUE, E, That's homeowntrs DiFrancesco Corner Elmtr St. (201) 233-0065 insurance FANWOOD GALLERY the State Farm way Realty 256 SOUTH AVENUE 1141 SOUTH AVINUE MS. S33-SB1I 429 Park Aye. Corner Martins Ave. (201) 322-7700 FANWOOD. N,J. 07023 Home' of th» Courtasy Truck STATI FARM FIRE 322-7262 Scotch Plains Independently Owned and Casualty Company Horn* OHice eioommglon. illinois

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AMERICA'S PAST PRESERVED In celebration of the Tercentennial, we are offering the old LAMBERT ^ HOMESTEAD known also as "THE HOUSE OF 7 CHIMNEYS11 1& This meticulously preserved colonial was built in 1735 and added to in ^ 1840, i& The interior features: 5 fireplaces (two with wall ovens), original plank H. Clay Friedriehsjnc, «« floor boards; beamed ceiling; wainscoating; original bottle glass win- ,C dows and many other historical amenities, it houses 5 bedroms, for- 1927 C rnal living and dining rooms, sitting room, morning room and family REALTORS • EST •ft room. Located in south Scotch Plains, the one and one half acre treed 258 SOUTH AVi., FANWOOD • 322-7700 233 NORTH AVI. E.. WE5TFIELD • 233.0065 i lot is complimented by a 02 foot 2Va story barn with architectural 178 MT, BETHEL RD., WARRIN • 847-B222 ~ details from the 1600's. Call Kitty Lynch for your appointment to see (oppoult King Ooorge Inn) this home. Offered for those whose heart is In the pages of history. $280,000 * PETERSON-RINGLE AGENCY 350 Park Avenue 322-5800 Scotch Plains The Realtors Who Live Here OS

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V , / - 3 " / , / V ii, d~0 e> r , 3 e / , / . /« ¥ IX e 3 0 vr. ^, k 1 M- In 1907, Louis Wahl received a total of $46.00 from the 1'. do. township for repairing all the sidewalks In the township. A laborer received $1.50 per day. , Kindergarteners look at Marching Band competes SPFHS commended students law enforcement,,,S,P, style for berth in Music Bowl in 1985 Merit Program A berth in the na- educators will judge w tional high school mar- the regional competi- o ching band champion- tion. As many as 30 o ship is on the line for o 00 Scotch Piains- high school bands will m --"* Fanwood High School compete In the morning 30 as it gets ready to com- preliminary competi- pete in Tropicana tion in three classes co Music Bowl Il-New based on the number of CO Jersey, set for Oct. 27 playing members in at Rutgers University, each band. New Brunswick. Vincent Turturiello, The judges will pick director of the Scotch the winners In each of Piains-Fanwood High the three classes and Patrolmen Glaydura and Kennedy giving School "Raiders" Mar- the next seven highest Evergreen School kindergarteners a guided ching Band, is putting scoring bands to compete In the evening Front row: (L-R) Ellen Shaw, Joshua Nadell, Gail tour of police headquarters. the finishing touches Walford, Jennifer Choe on his band's perfor- finals. ' Recently thirty sonai guided, descrip- Back row: (L-R) Bonnie Sinnock, Neil Barone, mance for the kindergarteners from tive tour of the town's John Bischoff, Christine Terchek, Robert An- prestigious New Jersey Director Turturiello cipink, Tiina Ruhlandt, Doug Beale, David Evergreen School were computer room, ad- hopes that the com- regional competition. Welnstock. "marched" into the ministration offices, "There's a lot riding on munity will turn out In town of Scotch Plains the jail, and weight lif- this competition," says large numbers to cheer Scotch Piains- fall of 1983, when most for a first-hand look at ting room. Some traffic Turturiello. "It's the his band on to victory Fanwood High school of them were juniors. law enforcement in the safety visual displays event we've been poin- at Rutgers University. has been notified that municipal were shown to the ting to since the band Tickets for Tropicana 12 of its seniors have The building.,.Scotch children to help them first took to the prac- Music Bowl il-New been desigated Com- names of Commended Plains style, The trip understand traffic acci- tice field at the beginn- Jersey can be obtained mended Students in the and Semifinalist was part of their Social dent occurrences and ing of the school year." by calling the Scotch 1985 Merit Program. Dr. Students will be sent to Studies unit on "com- preventions. The treat Piains-Fanwood High Terry Riegel, Principal colleges and univer- munity helpers". of the day was the tour Seven highly announced that these sities throughout the qualified college and School band office at The children, led by of a police car. sleeted scholars plac- country hlah school music (201) 889-8600. their teachers Mrs. For their special law ed in the top 5 percent Commended Conn, Mrs. Hack, room enforcement educa- "The Electric Connection" of over one million par« students are: Robert mothers and some tion, the children were tioipants in the 30th an- A. Ancipink, Neil J. parents, were greeted "awarded" police at Terrill Middle School nual competition and Barone, Doug Reed by Patrolmen Kennedy badges by the officers will receive a letter of Beale, John J. Bischoff, and Glaydura and were and were asked to help consumed today. Commendation in Jennifer Y. Choe, given an hour long per- obey the law. id MeOleary, the honor of outstanding Joshua J. Nadell, Tlina promise for future teacher-demonstrator, E. Ruhlandt, Ellen A. academic success. Back-to-School Night used these electronic Shaw, Bonnie J. Sin- teaching aids to put Participants entered nock, Christine M. Ter- at Terrili October 16 complex energy issues the current Merit Pro- chek, Gail E. Walford, Terrili Middle School the main office ad- in a fresh and entertain- gram by taking the David J. Weinstock. will hold its Back to dressed to Lynn Per- ing perspective. PSAT/NMSQT in the School Night for all fillo, membership grades on October chairperson. 16th. A schort v PTA meeting will convene at Back by popular re- 7:30 p.m. in the quest is the traditional cafeteria with teacher bake sale which will be visitation following. In held in the cafeteria. addition to meeting Both PTA dues and pro- with teachers, parents ceeds from the bake ID MC CLiARY are urged to join the sale will directly benefit Terrill Middle PTA. Membership dues "The Electric Con- student ac- of $2 per person will be School nection," a presenta- collected by individual tivities, awards and tion describing the homeroom mothers or special programs for complexities of elec- may be dropped off at 1984-85. trical energy, appeared on October 2, at Terrill Summer reading "Champs Middle School. . at Evergreen School Produced by Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU), "The ilectric Connec- tion" taught the complexities of the energy picture especially THE ALL NEW! related to electricity and leads the students to an appreciation of WICKED WITCH how their energy use habits affect power pro- ducers. "The Electric CONTEST Connection" was presented in this area Pictured with principal Mrs. Kaminetzky and by Public Service Elec- tric & Gas Company. librarian Mrs. Radley are 1st grade participants, ATTENTION ALL KIDS! Halloween is less than a month away, George L'Heureux, Sarah Pachier, Todd Jam- Assisting in the but there's still plenty of time to enter the "Wicked Witch Contest", nlk, Joseph Spatola, Carl Rappaport, Erica Lan- presentation was a Submit your version of a wicked witch (on 8Vs X 11 Inch paper), za, Chris Rowland, Lauren Bowers, David computerized light and make her as colorful and deeorltlve as you like. When your finished, Lauro, Matt Collins and Vincent Gallo. complete the entry form (don't forget your age), attach It to the back matrix with a personali- of your witch, and send to: Participants in by children from all ty all its own. It com- Evergreen's Summer grade levels. Students municated facts wfrBe THE WICKED WITCH CONTEST Reading Program were not only sharpened charming audiences THE TIMES their reading skills, with its sense of 1600 EAST SECOND ST. recently rewarded with SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ 07078 special certificates broadened their in- humor. A bicycle The deadline for entries is Friday, October 19th and winners from 3 categories which read "Champion terests and gained en- generator will be announced in the Thursday, October 25th Issue of THE TIMES, Sprague Reader". To qualify, a joyment, but establish- demonstrated how Flower & Garden Center, of Fanwood, have donated the pumpkins to be award- child must read at least ed daily reading energy can be con- ed in the three age group categories; 5 years old and under, 8 to 8 years old, routines which will help verted from a variety of and 9 to 13 years old. 10 books over the sum- SEND IN YOUR ENTRY TODAY AND GOOD LUCK! mer. The list is signed to set a pattern for the primary energy by a parent and return- future. sources, and a Plex- ed at the start of the Evergreen's nightly iglas panel illustrated school year. "I Love To Read" Club how steam generating Over 1,377 books was the recipient of a plants provide 86 per- were read and enjoyed National PTA Award, cent of the electricity § POLITICAL PLATFORM

DC Spatola and Boright seek UJ m O S.P. Council seats w UJ i H UJ I Gallo runs for Fan. Council "Always working to Dem candidates request help Fanwood, Coun- cilman Tom Gallo puts LaGrande re-zoning hearing in hundreds of hours of his time outside Coun- cil meetings," noted Loren Hollembaek, a former Council Presi- dent, "For example, after finding out what PAMELA JOANNE the Borough was pay- BORIGHT SPATOLA ing to rent a truck to do some work, Tom did his "The voters of TOM GALLO PTA members. They own investigation and Scotch Plains will have vestigation which have been local found another source the opportunity to elect residents for 12 years, would be thorough and which saved the two especially well- fair, I believe protecting A graduate of the Borough 15% on rental qualified candidates to our environment is im- Bronx High School of fees." the Scotch Plains Science, Jo-Anne portant." Robert MoQeary, "It has become a dump- Township Council," Spatola obtained her "Since my appoint- Tom is a Manager for David Borger, and ing ground for garbage stated campaign BA degree from the ment to the Council in Information Systems Rebecca Perkins, and a prime target for manager, John Sudia. University of Maryland December 1983, I.have Planning with AT&T Democratic candidates vandalism," "Jo-Anne Spatola and her Juris Doctorate been particularly con- Communications. He for Fanwood borough The candidates will be a fine addition from Seton Hall Univer- erned with the financial offers his particular ex- council, have called pointed out that to local government sity where she constraints under pertise to our communi- upon the Planning LaGrande School is in and Pamela Boright will graduated with honors. which the Borough ty by serving on the Board to hold an open an area which is zoned be a decided asset In Listed in who's Who in operates," stated Scotch Plains- hearing on the possible for single family hous- our Township's deei- American Law and Councilman Tom Gallo. Fanwood School rezonlng of LaGrande ing. Changing the zon- sionmaking process" Who's Who of "I know that these System Computer Cur- School, ing for the school to he noted. American Women, Jo- financial constraints rlculum Commitee, He "LaQrande School as that of the best and Candidate Spatola is Anne is also an •will pose difficult pro- has also been a part- it is now--a deserted, highest use would give a practicing attorney associate member of blems for Fanwood in time Adjunct Instructor run-down building-is the Fanwood-Scotch with her office located the New Jersey the future, I seek elec- at Somerset County an eyesore," said Plains Board pi Educa- in neighboring Association of Elected tion to a full term on College. Tom has been McGeary. "Additional- tion the ability^ to offer Westfield. A resident-of Women Officials. She Council because I a member of our local ly, it's a drain upon Fan- the building for sale. the Crestwood area of has demonstrated believe that I can help." Kiwanis since 1982 and wood, because it's off "The future of Scotch Plains, she and concern in the areas of Tom Galio serves as currently serving as the tax rolls and is pro- LaGrande School may her husband, Joseph environment and fiscal Chairman of the Coun- Chapter Vice President. ducing no revenue for rest with the Planning' have two ^children, .responsibility. cil's Recreation & Com- Tom lives with his the town." Board," Perkins con- Michael and Pamela Boright is an munity Service Com- wife Nancy, and their cluded. "Fanwood Madeleine, both of educator in the Linden mittee. He also is the son at 31 Arlene Court. "The building poses residents should have whom are students at School system and is a Council's Mason to Fan- Tom received his B.S. several major problems the opportunity to pre- the Scotch Plains- resident of the wood's Recreation and M.B.A. from for people who live in sent their views to the Fanwood High School, Homestead Village Commission, En- Fairieigh Dickenson the area," said Borger. board." where the Spatolas are area of Scotch Plains vironmental Commis- University, He served a with her husband, sion and Shade Tree two-year tour, of duty Walter, and their Commission, Prior to with the U.S; Army from daughter, Amy. Scotch his service on the 1969 through 1971. A New Dining Experience Plains residents for 14 Council, Tom was a "I am proud to be years the Borights member of the Plann- running as a previously resided in ing Board and served a Republican candidate Awaits You.,. the Maple Hill Farms Republican Commit- with such outstanding section and were teeman for Fanwood's people as Al Undgren members oHhe Maple 7th District. and Councilwoman Jan H i Hers, They are "! am also concerned Scaia. They have members of the Brun- about our dedicated literally ner PTA. environment," stated decades of service to Fanwood and really A graduate of Gallo. "When a citizen care what happens to Newark State College, complained about a our Borough and its now known as Kean pollution problem con- residents." Tom Qallo College, Pamela taminating soil in Fan- concluded. Boright earned her BA wood, I sought an in- degree there while ma- joring in education. She Fanwood Dems to holds has undertaken graduate level work at dinner dance October 12 The Fanwood didates, Rob McGeary, Jersey City State Col- Democratic Club will lege. She has formerly Dave Borger and Becki hold their annual Din- Perkins at the regular served the residents of ner Dance Friday, Oc- We think you'll find our new restaurant everything you've been Scotch Plains as a club meeting at United waiting for. You'll delight in the romantic, elegant atmosphere tober 12 at the Goal National Bank on Mon- member of the local Post in Fanwood. and be pampered by our warm, gracious service and imaginative board of health and the day, October 15, 8 P.M. For more information tableside cooking. And, most of all, you'll applaud the selections library board of Meet Our Can- from our sumptuous menu of fine continental cuisine with trustees, A member of call 322-4329. Northern Italian specialties. the League of Women Sudia commented, Let us share with you a very special experience in dining. public concerns in- Voters and various pro- "The election of Jo- cluding (1) the need for Serving breakfast, Sunday brunrh, lunrh and dinner. fessional organiiations Anne Spatola and more sunshine by the Bring your mvn rhnico of spirits. Pamela has also Pamela Boright to the Township Council; (2) Splendid meeting/ banquet fnrilitivs, assisted with various Scotch Plains the lack of a govern- charitable fund drives. A Township Council is ment with a system of Cliff: Curio Can/.iani member of the essential in order to checks and balances; I'tirinprly nf Thn Crnnfiird Iliilol mid I'illu C.urlti Southside Scotch restore our cherished Plains Property Owners American tradition of a (3) high local property Association she has a system of checks and taxes and limited at THE MANSION «lsA MOTOR INN demonstrated commit- balances. Six years of municipal services; (4) 295 South Avenue, Fanwood ment to "open govern- one-party rule has not unmet senior citizen (201)889-9128 ment with more sun- been in the best in- needs; (5) an inade- shine" and "profes- terests of the needs of quate, local solid waste sionalism in gover- the citizenry. The can- plan; and (6) inability to ment." didates have justifiably deal responsibly with Campaign manager pointed out numerous zoning." League of Women Voters Newcomb and Dillon named associate of m name campaign team consulting engineer firm prepare for mailing program m Mike Dillon, P,E,, of is a Professional m Scotch Plains, has join- Engineer in New O ed the Warren con- Jersey, o O sulting engineering 03 firm of Paulus, Dillon points out that Sokolowski and Sartor in addition to project (PS&S) as Chief Civil direction and manage- Engineer, where he'll ment of the various pro- oo be coordinating the jects abroad, he was 4 Civil Division's efforts. also responsible for the An Indiana Institute training of state of Technology B.S.C.i. engineering personnel graduate, Dillon brings on both design* and Bettina Jordan and Harriet Davidson, Co- over 26 years of diver- construction methods. Chairs of Voter Service for the Westfield Area sified civil engineering At PS&S Mr. Dillon League of Women Voters, are shown studying Scotch Plains Olintock of New York experience, including anticipates expanding guidelines for preparing the voter information Republican Council Avenue, Bill is intensive design in the civil department, sheets, which will be mailed to registered candidates Larry employed with Cor- roads, bridges and air- and he's looking at fur- voters during the week of October 15. Newcomb and Frank porate Annual Reports ports, to this new divi- ther business develop- Boyle have named in New York and is Vice sion post at PS&S. He ment. Dr. Bousquet appointed Daniel Corritore of 1971 President of Com- Dogwood Drive as their munications assistant professor at Kean Technology. campaign manager, "Swingin* Square Dance Dr. Suzanne Bousquet sity, DeKalb, and Dan, a resident of our of Scotch Plains has master of science in ex- community for the past As treasurer Bill will at St. Bart's School been appointed as perimental psychology two years, is the Resi- be responsible for filing Tickets are $10 each in- assistant professor of from Rutgers Universi- dent Manager of FMC the appropriate cam- The parent-Teacher psychology at Kean Col- ty, New Brunswick. Corporation in Carteret. paign reports, main- Guild of St. Bar- cluding beer, soda, snacks, and a cold buf- lege'of New Jersey. She He and his wife taining the campaign tholomew's School is previously was a resear- bank account and sponsoring a "Swlngin' fet. Come and dance to Three of her papers Joyce, an Executive live music. cher under a National on visual Illusions have Secretary at the assisting In the fun- Square Dance" on Science Foundation McGinn school, are the draising for Larry and Saturday November 3, For ticket informa- been published in tion call Mary Lou grant. parents of two children. Frank, The dance will be Perception and held in St. Bart's Eustace at 322-9336 or She received a Debbie is a senior at Bill and his wife Pat, bachelor of arts degree Psychophysics and in who was elected in School auditorium from Dorothy Clapper at Western Connecticut 889-2359. in psychology from Perception, profes- State University and June as Republican 8:30 pm until midnight. Northern Illinois Univer- sional journals. Robert is a junior at leader in the 12th elec- Scotch Plains- tion district, have lived Fanwood High School, In Scotch Plains for 4 Also named to the years and are the position of campaign parents of Karen 5, and treasurer was Bill Mc- Jimmy 2. Buob & Hollembaek direct Rinaldo's Fan. campaign A former Congres- Fanwood for the past sional staff member and three years, and has a, radio broadcasting ex- been active In the Fan- ecutive will serve as wood Republican Party. Rep, Matthew J. Besides working in you don't have lo Rinaldo's campaign Rinaido's Congres- coordinator's in Fan- sional office, Buob has wood. been a legal secretary Veronica H. Buob, for a Fanwood law firm. know us to borrow who worked on She and her husband, Rinaldo's district office Rcbert, have two staff, and former Fan- children, Robert and wood Council Presi- Maureen, dent Loren R, Hollem- from us. Hollembaek has baek will direct Fan- wide campaign ex- wood volunteers, perience, successfully Buob and Hollem- managing municipal United National Bank welcomes your baek pointed out that election campaigns. He application for a personal loan — whether you Rinaldo's compaign was twice elected to has already opened in the Fanwood Borough regularly bank with us or not. Fanwood with personal Council, serving as You can apply at any of our fifteen offices, appearances at house council president. He is parties and public past president of the and you will receive fast, courteous treatment. meetings. They said the Fanwood Lions Club Lending money to strangers has been our Rlnaldo campaign and the Toastmasters would attract voters Club of Westfield. He Is policy for years ... and we don't mind telling across party lines as a a director of member you that it has made us many new friends result of his voting services for the Radio record, experience and Advertising Bureau in and customers. constituent services. New York City. He and The next time you Buob has served as a his wife, Jean, have two Republican county daughters.Wendy and need a personal loan, ask committeewoman from Lorrie. for it where an unfamiliar Twins Club to meet face is no obstacle. Twins Club to Meet • prospective members. United National. ED Mothers interested in For further informa- NATIONAL information about tion, please contact Service to the whole twins and triplets are Mrs. Nancy Hanger • community is what we're BANK welcome to attend the 925-8047. next meeting of the all about. Suburban Mothers of Twins and Triplets Club. The meeting will elect be held on Wednesday, October 17, 1984, at NEWCOMB 8:15 p.m. at the First National Bank of Cen- BOYLE Banking Offices! Branchburg • Bridgetvater • Fanwood • Green Brook • I'l.iinlicld (3) • South Plainfield • Warren li? 756-iOQQ tral Jersey, 105 East Hunterdon Division: Annandale • Bunnvale • Califon • Oldwick H? 832-2131 Belvidere Division: Beividcre • Harmony H? 475.2107 Fourth Avenue, Pd, for by Campaign Fd. or Neweomb-Boyli, W. MeClintoeN Roselle. 2220 New York Ave., S.P. Members will be Trail. available for discussion to assist new and Member F.D.I C. County parks get helping Hfem & driimm^fs neeaed 9 INVESTOR'S m hand from Vo-Tech students Some 40 teenage Leslie Kiray, director CORNER DC UJ students at the Union of Vocational Eduoa- m County Vocational- tion at the Institute, O Technical Institute, said the students will . by 5 Scotch Plains, are get- receive credit for their, Fred J, Chemidlin O ting "hands on" ex- work as part of a m perienee in fence in- maintenance UJ stallation by helping mechanics class cur- The Dow Jones Industrial Average, after a

UJ the Union County DM- rlculum. He said the spectucuiar 150 point rally the second week of sion of Parks students are learning August, has been marking time the past few Maintenance, Depart- how to pour concrete, weeks. It appears the election could be a real ment of Public Works, erect the posts, and non-event as far as the stock market is concern- at the Oak Ridge Golf stretch fencing ed.The election could be a lot closer than peo- Course in Clark, materials. ple think, and this would be a sian of voter Kiray said he would apathy. Be sure you registered and vote,,, The project, which also like to see the especially the young, newly eligible voters. Westfield & Scotch school and new began October 1, and students work with the Right now, the Dow Jones average is down i u 9 on future pro Piains-Fanwood have recruits are needed if about 3% since the first of the year. r ,rr?98rc o n sr - S^SSSMSwu.tir.id s*^ As you are probably aware, the age of siatsof lnstainnfl'2 000 « f"ean d drum corps Drum Corps is to con, "Financial Planning" is upon us. With the ad- feet of fence between "I think It's fantastic wh,'° h J*!?' JfJ0^ "The disciollne of vent of money-market Mutual Funds some two r years ago, Americans became aware of the in- creasing alternatives to saving and managing Ridge Road. The new youngsters," he said. drum— marching, stan- one's money. No longer is a regular savings ac- eight-foot high fence group has existed since dini a at attention "arid will be two feet higher "It provides them with 1975 and over 100 youth Jrg,"* i* "ISdaa to count the only way to save. Wrestling with com- than the existing fence meaningful work by have participated at baaln la not for evarv plicated money matters has become the norm and moved two feet practicing on real situa- some time during nnl but for s^rne for most Americans. closer to the road. The tions in the outside these 9 years. Now, in Children WhmtthP Today almost anyone can call themselves a existing fence will re- world. It is a very ex- 1984, many of our "fmnai EaDacIa Kneed "financial planner." Financial planning is a main intact until in- ceiient cooperative ef- original fifers and ed |L ^ ^ a.rN sound idea for individual and families of staiiation of the new fort between the school drummers are 22a.5nG S?n!av%ruma modest means and that includes most of us. It fence is completed. and the county." graduating from high ^'ld° £^ef ^ is a carefully planned process by which an individual gains and maintains control of the riers would also be course of one's financial affairs. It's not a welcomed, ~ ' onetime, get it over with project, but a continu- " Membership-is open ing exercise, even after death. And with one to all 9-20 year olds of person-in charge • you! any faith or from any Some planners are compensated by fees, sometimes substantial. Others by a combination of fees and commisions and others by only. The key to, selecting one is and loyalty to you as a client. Selecting a financial planner is as important as choosing a doctor or spiritual advisor. An element of trust and open communication along with confidentiality is important. ShopRiteof Watchung ROUTE 22 WEST BLUE STAR SHOPPING CENTER

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Before cold He'll estimate your heat- GitS weather catches you ing requirements and com- A subsidiary of MiMCorporation Short, ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY 07207 WE BELIEVE GOOD SERVICE IS GOOD BUSINESS, 2 large red peppers 1 cup white sugar It CORNER Professional "Helping Hands" presented CO V2 cup salt 3 Tbl, mustard seeds 1 tap, mixed pickling Vt tap. celery seeds massage to Evergreen students spices 1 tsp, tumeric DC 3 cups vinegar 3 cups sliced onions Massage directly and UJ m 1 cup water 2 large, sweet red indirectly affects the o 2 cups sugar. peppers, chopped skin, fascia, muscular 6 Wash, chop, and mix 1 hot green or red and nervous systems of vegetables, peeling pepper, chopped. the entire body. It onions and discarding Mix tomatoes and moves venous, arterial Leftover green and lymphatic flow and o pepper seeds. Add salt salt. Let stand about 12 tomatoes are good for aids in skin function, and let stand for hours. Drain, Heat making relish, pickles, the elimination of s several hours or over- vinegar, sugars and and mincemeat. You wastes, and 1- night. Drain liquid and spices to a boil; add maintenance of muscle UJ will enjoy these tomato discard. Tie spices in a sliced onions and boil tone. Perhaps most items with vegetables, bag; combine all ingre- gently 5 minutes. Add note worthy in this age meats, or as a side dish dients and simmer 30 the drained tomatoes of stress, massage pro- ail-year-round, says minutes. Ladle boiling- and peppers; bring vides a safe, comfor- Eliawese B. McLendon, hot mixture into hot, slowly to a boil. Simmer table and effective Extension Home sterilized jars; seal at 5 minutes, stirring oc- means of relaxing the body and enhancing its Economist. Select once. Process in boil- casionally with a tomatoes that are firm- wooden spoon. Pack in- well-being. ing water bath for 10 Call Patty, Profes- Pictured with Evergreen students are I.to r.: fleshed, free of decay, minutes. Makes 12 to hot, sterilized jars. and green in color for a sional Body Masseuse Patrolman Hvizdak; Linda Etherington, 3.P. Jr. pints. Be sure syrup covers at Joan Marie's Unisex good quality product. vegetables. Seal at Woman's Club HelpingfHands Project Chairper- GREEN TOMATO Center, 1775 East 2nd son; Jane Lorber, District PTA Safety Chairper- Try these recipes for PICKLES once. Process in hot Street Scotch Plains. son; and Patrolman Qlaydura. your eating enjoyment: 2 qts, sliced green boiling water bath for 322-6877 for a $10.00 GREEN TOMATO tomatoes 10 minutes. Makes nine discount on hourly Recently the children tions when a child 'PEPPER RELISH 3 Tbl. salt half-pints^ rates. of Evergreen School at- could seek help at such 1 gal, green tomatoes 2 cups vinegar tended a special a "Helping Hand" 2 medium onions VJ cup dark brown B'nai B'rith sponsors assembly to learn home and stressed that 4 large green peppers sugar about the "Helping students should first Square Dance October 13 Hands" program, discuss the program with their parents as to Saturday, October the chuck wagon and which involves the their participation. THE 13th, Temple Israel in will feature a late sup- safety of children walk- Scotch Plains will reper. The charge for the ing to and from school SCOTCH PLAINS The children were en- sound to the merriment tickets per couple will Evergreen's Adopt-A- thused and asked many of the Virginia Reel and be $25 If paid in ad- Cop, Patrolman Hviz- questions which the other western tunes as vance. Tickets sold at dak and. Traffic Safety PATRIOT patrolmen answered in the members and the door will cost Patrolman Qlaydura ex- • FOR INDEPENDENCE detail. friends of the $28/coupIe. Advance plained to the students FROM ONE PARTY RULE Westf ield- reservations can be how the program Many parents also at- Mountainside-Scotch made by sending your works, when to use it, tended the assembly, EDITORIAL Plains B'nal Brlth check to 2641 Far View and showed them the and they too had ques- Lodge 'square up' at Drive, Scotch Plains brightly colored hand tions. To assist.them the Annual Western New Jersey, The event that is prominently were Evergreen PTA Dance. Stanley Daitch, Is limited to the first 40 displayed in front win- Safety Chairperson, Joseph Fox and Carl couples since floor dows of "Helping Mrs. Rotella; Linda Weiss are organizing space is limited. Hand" homes. They Etherington, Helping the fun filled evening Temple Israel is suggested children Hands Project and have hired the located on Martine become familiar with Chairperson, Scotch the "Helping Hand" Plains Junior Woman's s • renowned caller Bob Avenue, Scotch Plains, Allen to direct the For further information homes on "thelr"route Club and Jane Lorber, dancers and introduce call 233-0422 or to school. They explain- District PTA Chairper- the hoe down, 233-3131. Dancing ed "emergency" situa- son, Refreshments this starts promptly at 8:00 year will be served from p.m. Mothers' Center to offer Jo-Anne Pamela Scholarship Foundation parenting workshop Oct. 15 The Mother's Center workshop will feature SPATOLA BORIGHT begins telephone campaign of Central New Jersey The Foundation to Find The Scotch Plalns- In addition to Dollars will offer a parenting and Protect New One-sided government Is an over-riding Issue in for Students, the foun- the Scotch Plains Township Council election. The Fanwood Scholarship workshop Monday Oc- Jersey's Children. This Foundation started its dation administers a tober 15, at the Fan- Is a statewide non pro- absence of our valued American tradition of a number of grants for system of checks and balances has resulted in second annual wood Scotch/Plains fit organization which serious shortcomings by the all-Republican Coun- telephone campaign other local sponsoring YMCA at Grant Street involves lending a hand cil. this week to raise agencies. For 1984-85, and Union Avenue, to parents in search of We share candidates Jo-Anne Spatola's and money for its Dollars 24 local scholars Scotch Plains, The missing children. This Pamela Boright's concerns that major issues in for Students fund, ac- selected by the founda- workshop will begin workshop Is designed our community are routinely passed by cording to John tion from 60 applicants promptly at 8:00 p.m. to promote education unanimous votes of the Council, This lack of full Lawson, president. are being helped with The public is cordially through a prevention and open discussion and lack of active, construc- their college expenses Invited, Although the awareness program. tive public debate are clearly not in the people's The drive is scheduled for Tuesday evening by grants totalling workshop is free, a best Interests. some $19,000. during October, and voluntary donation of For more Information A review of the inaction by the one-party ruled In announcing the Council shows high local property taxes with will be conducted by $1.00 Is requested to please contact Paula minimal municipal services in return. There is an the foundation phonathon, Lawson help defray the cost of Boyar, 964-7103 or inadequate local solid waste plan. Zoning and trustees. Funds raised noted that this the workshop. Valerie Delloiacono, health issues are not being responsibly address- last year for Dollars for magnitude of The October 352-2003. ed. Numerous unmet senior citizen needs exist. Students Scholarships assistance could be Moreover there Is unresponsiveness and insen- are presently sustained by the con- sitivity to citizens' particular concerns. Gardenaires to hold benefiting nine local tinuation of Dollars for The people of Scotch Plains need Jo-Anne recipients in a total Students for the fall plant exchange 10/24 Spatola's and Pamela Boright's vision and leader- 1985-86 academic year. amount of $6,000, The chairman, 232-6552, if ship on the Council, The election of Spatola and Donations may be sent The Qardenaires current campaign is you would like to at- Boright will provide the relief that only a viable to the foundation at Club of Westfleld will two-party system can offer. planned to replenish tend. P.O. Box 123, Fanwood. hold its annual fall these resources. plant exchange on Officers for 1984-85 Wednesday, October are: President, Mrs, Leo Scotch Plains Deserves A "Bees" lecture at 24th, at the regular H, Kanerva; 1st. Vice- monthly meeting. Bring president, Mrs. Harold SYSTEM OF CHECKS & BALANCES Nature Club meeting any perennials or Debbie; 2nd Vice- END 6 YEARS, Of ONE PARTY RULES "Bees", a lecture to by for several years. house plants you wish president, Mrs. Arthur be presented by Betsy Her lecture will and take home what Hoffman; Secretary, Coyne at the meeting demonstrate the you choose. Exchange Mrs. Myrton Frega; Elect of the Watchung usefulness of the horticulture tips on Treasurer, Mrs. William Jo-Anne Pamela Nature Club will be honeybee to man for raising some of the Everitt. held Wednesday Oc- pollination of crops. plants. tober 17 at 8 p.m. at the On exhibit will be The meeting is at Mrs. Meeker and Mrs. SPATOLA • BORIGHT United National Bank wasps, hornets, bee 12:45, Rooms G & H at Kanerva are hostesses Bldg,, 45 Martine Ave. products and a working the "Y", 220 Clark for the day. Qarden- For Scotch Plains Council S., Fanwood. hive. Street, Westfieid. aires executive board Living in central New Everyone Is welcome Refreshments will be will meet on November Row "A" Democratic Jersey, Betsy and her to attend meetings and served. Please 5th at the home of Mrs, Pd by S & B Campaign Fund, Michael Blacker, Treas., husband have been trips. For further Infor- telephone Mrs, Richard Vincent Samuelson, 1824 Front Street, Scotch Plains 0707B keeping bees as a hob- matlon call 635-7065. Meeker, Hospitality Horticulture chairman. classified rate: 25c per word CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS m 53.53 PER COLUMN INCH • deadline Tuesday 5 pm yj MINIMUM SIZE 1 X 2 322-5266 O O O mDO 3D HELP WANTED HELP WANTED AUTOS to FOR SALE oo 4 Government surplus Cars & NURSES Trucks under $100. Now P/T Flexible Hours AIDES available in your area. Call For general office 1-(619).S69.0241. 24 Hours-. BECOME CERTIFIED C-47 Pd 10/18. work. Light typing CERTIFICATION COUR5I 11- required. ING OFFERED FOR IM- INFORfnflTIGN fTlUST SE flT Call 757-0710 MEDIATE POSITIONS IN MID- THE TimiS DLESEX AND UNION CO. TOP REAL ESTATE for appointment PAY, CAR NECESSARY. BY NOON OH mONDflY CLASSES BEGIN IN WANTED TO BUY 16OO I. SECOND ST., SCOTCH PLBINS METUCHEN 10/28. REGISTER IMMEDIATELY, LIMITED SEATING. Larger older home in Scotch Plains/Panwood vicinity. Aftar GUTTERS, 964-4870 8 p.m., 322.4438. READ WESTERN MEDICAL C-41 10/11 AUTO PARTS LEADERS 2414 Morris Ave., Union TlRMITl CONTROL INC, thoroughly TELEPHONE cleaned, FtBe Estimates flushed OPERATORS Printed Specifications INSURED Operators needed for 1632 i. Second St. Unmarked Cart $30 to $BO answering service 4 pm-IZ Advertise in theTlMKS Pest Control Scotch Plains, NJ midnight also overnight 12 FULLTIME All Work Done to Minor Tree Trimming midnigtit • 8 am. Will train. V & FHA Specifications Phone 322-4043 Clip 'n Save Call after 9 am; OFFICE FOR SERVICE CALL MACHINf SHOP Nad Stevens V00 AM • B-.00 PM Mon.-Frl. 226-7379 353-2000 322-6288 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Set. Ask for Angle POSITION 900 AM • 3.00 PM Sun. 7 Days 5-8 P.M. Best Time General office duties, good typing, light bookkeeping, filing, & telephone. Contact 9-5 Monday thru Friday. PUBLIC NOTICi Call 322-8970 Evangelical Teacher's Ask For Debbie SEALED BIDS will be receivid from SECURITY bidders cliislflid under N.J.S.A. Guide presented to church PART TIM I 27:7-35.1 at seq., in the Hearing Room, IVENINGS PART TIME Boom 140-Maln Building, Transporta- The Rev. Carey Rev. Moore, a former and tion Building, 1035 Pirkwty Avenue, Trenton. New Jersey, until 10.00 a.m. Moore has presented a Air Force pilot and WiiKENDS FULL TIME October 25, 1684 and opened and read Apply in Person SERVICES copy of his book, "The Texas native, is an Help Wanted lor: editor for Fleming H. 1-3 Mon. TIBHILL ROAD BB1DQE Evangelical Teacher's K-Mart Openings in all departments DAN'S PAINTING & . OVER RAILROAD Guide" for 1984-85, to Revel! Co., a religious 1168 Route 22 I. for all positions. DECORATING, Interior, Ex- For the widening of Terrill Road and the Terrill Road Baptist book publisher based North Plainfield terior, Free Istimates. In- Renabiiltation of Ttrrill Ro«d Bridge All hours available sured. Call 889-8200, over the Railroad in the City of Plain- Church in Scotch in Old Tappan, N.J. field, and the Borough of Fanwood, Plains. Apply in person Union County. Federal Pro|ect No. Rev. Moore, a former A Sittif Way LANDLORDS no BHM-M.7431(1Q7). D.P. No. 855. Monday 1:00 P.M.-3:00 P.M. , cost to you. We screen and The Department, in accordance with PUBLIC NOTICE member of Terrill Road qualify tenants. No charge. No Title VI Civil RigMi Aet of 1864,78 Stat. The undersigned has ap- Baptist, has served as PART TIME KMART obligation. Licensed real 252. U.S-C, 49 C.F.R., Parti 21 and 23 plied for preliminary approval Stock help for Drug Fair Store 1168 Route 22, East estate broker. Call the BURST issued pursuant to such Act, and Sec- of a site plan in order to per- chief editor and resear- In Warren. Ixceljont working North Plainfield AGENCY, 232-9401. tion 504 -of the Rehabilitation Act of mit the use of the structure cher for the guide for conditions, employee dis- 0-759 L TF 1973 will afford minority business on Lot 3 in Block 91, 314 the past three years. counts, paid holidays and enterpriies full opportunity to submit South Avenue, as a profes- vacations. Will train, no ex- bids in response to this invitation and sional office, The book is published perience necessary. Customer will not discriminate against any bidder 232-6900 752-4018 on the grounds of race, color, sex, na- Notice is herby given that by Revell and Is oriented individual and. RN'S 25-yrs. experience. , the PLANNING BOARD of the ho'memakers encouraged to tional origin, or handicap in the con- available through FT 3.11, PT 3-11 & 11-7 tract award. BOROUGH OF FANWOOD apply. Applications available Modem geriatric faoiHty. ix- will hold a public hearing at 8 religious bookstores, at; cellent salary scale. Flexible Bidders are required to comply with pm on October 25,1984 in the Rev. Moore has Drug Fair hours, ivery other weekend. GOLF BAGS, desk, household the requirements of P,L. 1975, c. 127, lower level meeting room of Warren Call for appointment, Items, etc, Saturday, October Drawings, specifications and bid the Borough Hall, 75 Marline previously been ASHBROOK NURSING HOME 13. Rain date, October 14. documents may be inspected or obtain- Avenue North, Fanwood, New associate editor of Billy 1810 Raritan Road 0-52 PD 10/11 ed for a fee of 123.00, for full iile draw- Jersey on this application. Graham's Decision Scotch Plains ings, at the Bureau of Contract Ad- Documents pertaining to 889-5500 Telephone research, no sell- ministration, 1035 Parkway Avenue, this aplication are available magazine and adult ing, we train. Three week Trenton, New Jersey, 0B825, during for public inspection at the curriculum editor for TELEPHONE nights plus on weekend shift, business hours. Names and addresses Borough Hall during normal 20 hours/week minimum, Flex- of prospective bidders for this project business hours. the David C. Cook OPERATORS may be acquired by telephoning Area Publishing Co., also a Telephone Operators ible hours. Call 854-4010. C-49 L TF Code 809-914-8812 during business THE TIMES: October 11, 1984 religious concern. needed for answering ser- hours. FEIS: L-3B vice for weekends, 12 mid- RECEPTIONIST for profes- Drawings and supplementary night • 8 a.m. Other hours sional optometrie practice. Specifications may also b* inspected available also. Experience CLiRK Typing skills necessary. Send (BUT NOT OBTAINED) by contracting organizations at our various Design adults: earn *35O on plug board. Millburn Excellent opportunity for ad- resume to: Dr. Marc Lavinson, area. Call Fred vancement with a growing 1915 Westfield Avenue, Field Offices at the following locations: 9 .company in Piscataway. Unify Scotch Plains. 1258 Route 48 400 or more 688-6066 Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ l«vel position in accounts C-50 U 10/11 payable department for 201-283-5100 each responsible individual with in- $600.00 PER HUNDRED PAID 530 Fellowship Road Ml. Laurel, NJ , itiative and experience work- for processing mail at home 609-868-1341 FREE-LANCE ing with figures. Full benefit Information, send self month! WRITERS package. For appointment call addressed stamped envelope. Intersections Fits, 1&9, 21 «nd 22 Mr. Petrone at: 483-7862 bet- Associates, Box 95, Rosalie Newark, NJ Join the For this newspaper. Call ween 11 and 3. N.J. 07203 201-848-3551 Milida at 322.5266 for ap- C-51 L 11/2! 1147 Amboy Avenue Delivery pointment. Edison. NJ Team of the ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 201-499-5080 part-time or full-time, Per Diem NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT STAR-LEDGER Aidas, Companions and OF TRANSPORTATION Mother's Helpers. Must be BUREAU OF CONTRACT For just about MANAGEMENT able to drive. Spot Nursing ADMINISTRATION Looking for experienced & dedicated assistant and Total Home Care Registry. V/2 hours managers who aren't afraid of the word COMMIT- 9-4:00 weekdays. 889-1810. THI TIMES: October 4, 11 & 18, 1984 of your time each day, MENT, Be part of the newest restaurant division of C-53 L 10/11 FEES: 32.24 L-33 $ s Marriott Corp. •- As POPEYES! -NOTICE- you can earn 350, 400s iAIYSITTIR for 10 month old ALCOHOLIC BIVIRAQE CONTROL 2-years management experience preferred, girl, 1-2 afternoons/week. Flex- or more each month. If ible days and hours. §89-5438. 1.80CMJ38-6T07 Ext.-1082 or send resume to Per- Take notice that application has you are at least 18 years sonnel Manager, Marriott Corp., Dept. 9153U, C-54 PD -, 10/11 been made to the Township of Scotch Bethesda, MD 20058 Plains to transfer to FRANK GOLAN- of age you can deliver PART-TIME - Telephone DREA for premises located at 1981 the STAR-LEDGER, research, No selling. We train ROUTE 22 Scotch Plains, New Jersey thres week nights or after- the plenary retail consuttlon license Students, senior noons plus one weekend shift, 02016-33015001 heretofore issued to Advertising 20 Hours/week minimum. M T A T holding Corp., trading as citizens, housewives, Account Flexible hours. Call 854-4010 Jackie's for the premises located at No. marrieds or singles are Representative between 10-12:00 noon, 1981 Route 22, Scotch Plains, New C-47 PD 10/11 Jersey Objection, if any, should be eligible, Part Time Full Time made Immediately In writing to Helen ON TARGET, the fastest growing women-oriented, direct-mall Reldy, Scotch Plains Municipal Applicants must have a advertising company, is looking for energetic, talkative peopla to Building, 430 Park Avenue, Scotch call on local businesses and professionals to promote the ad- plains, New Jersey 07076. dependable car or vancement of our rapidly expanding organization. Car required. Flexible Hours, Part-time, Full-time vehicle. WEOFFIR.... Frank Colandrel Phone • Professional Training Program 94 South Cliff Rd. • Excellent Opportunity for Upper-Level Income Colon!*, N.J, 07067 1-(800) 242-0850 • Excellent Opportunity for Professional Growth For further information call- THE TIMES: October 11 & 18, 18B4 Toil-Free Mrs, Gregory F1IS: 11.47 L-35 1.§00-8466378 The right lung takes in more air than the left 11 SALUTE SCOTCH PLAINS9 TERCENTENNIAL I

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