• News • Arts • Entertainment • Classified • Real Estate Union County • Automotive WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, MAY 11,2000 • SECTION B http://www.toca!«ouic&c«ii In their Assembly bill would Comparison of county tax levy, 1997-2000 , m' im IKS Cbmge Berkeley Heights $7,094,341 $7,913,617 18,370,956 $8,551,164 +S180.2O6 own right alter freeholder seats Clark SS,601,807 $5,363,129 $6,139,768 $5,332,667 •$192,899 Cranford S9,026,277 +S123.670 Georg's W. Bush anil Al Gore S9,306,«94 16,904,847 $8,904,607 By Mark Hrywna Gsiwood have one'thing in common. Aftei SI ,377,234 $1,399,666 $1,340,745 tl.346,430 +S7.685 Regional Editor Elizabeth -S370.101 some detours.they both ended up in $15,443,145 $14,674,095 ' $16,041,242 $14,671,141 - Republicans call it betler represen- Fanwood 52,343,375 the some professional field as their $2,423,075 $2,362,294 $2,408,778 •S26.484 tation of the people, bringing govern- ' Hillskle $4,327,759 $4,387,693 •SS.881 famous fathers. S4,4S0,S91 $4,382,012 mem closer to constituents, Demo- • Kenilworth $3,820,427 $3,668,079 $3,722,306 $3,750,619 +$28,313 Following in the footsteps of crats say the GOP is simply trying to Linden $12,343,861 $12,949,977 $13,018,563 $11,455,594 •S1.SS2.9S9 your parent is not that uncommon. overcome Us fuiilliy in recent elec- Mountainside $3,849,955 $4,120,739 $4,114,451 $4,172,760 +$58,309 • Bui for those making the second set tion!: by legislating a teat on the free- New Providence SS.031,291 $6,002,681 (6,091.012 $6,178,234 +S87.222 of prints the experience can be full holder board. PlainliekJ • $6,510,867 $6,370,368 (6,222,530 $6,176,214 -S46.316 of extra pressure and comparisons. A momh after a similar measure for Rahway SB,192.373 $5,961,711 55,933,120 $6,249,484 +S260.3O4 But it also brings out a special level Essex Couniy was approved by the Roselle $3,602,252 (3,526,755 $3,471,729 $3,386,251 -S85.472 of satisfaction when the kid; Assembly, Assemblyman Joel Roselle Park $2,620,981 $2,596,765 (2,543,426 $2,492,315 •S51.111 become successful. Weingarten, R-21, Iwl week intro- man .Alan Augustine, R-21, who Scotch Plains $8,738,961 59,526,150 (8,557,795 $8,816,156 +$258,361 duced legislation (hat would change served on the Union County freehol- Springfield $6,869,679 $6,487,960 $6,416,034 S6.351.986 -866,048 the Union County .Board of Freehol- der board during the 1980s and early Summit $14,476,822 $14,669,606 $14,657,669 $15,351,144 *S493.475 Left ^'rs from members representing the 1950s, and includes Robert Smith. Union $16,061,635 $15,691,724 $15,023,257 S14.949.389 -573,868 county at-largeto nine districts seas, D-17, whose district encompasses Wmlold $57,530 $56,852 $56,496 S55.425 -$1,073 where a freeholder would represent a Out Plainfield. WestlieU $14,711,656 (14,378,2(2 $14,464,749 515,018,846 +$534,097 portion of the couniy based on It is now up to Assembly Speaker population. By Frank Copece Jack Collins. R-3, who has aspirations Total $151,737,767 *(50,J37,7«7 4150,132,767 $150,132,767 SO The bill was released from the Stale of running for governor next year, to budget which will be up for final adop- Government Committee Monday by a Figures lor 2000 are based on the county Cynthia Dawley is an accon decide when or if, an Assembly vote. tion at tonight's freeholder meeting starting at 7 p.m. Change is the difference from ptished artist in Union County. He vote of 3-2, along party lines. The will lake place. ' • 1999 to 2000. Figures In Italics are the largest increase and decrease expected. • impressionist style of work will be • committee is chaired by Assembly- See FREEHOLDER,-Page B3 on display June 4 between 1 and 4 p.m. at St. John's Chapel, at 22 Mul- berry St, in Newark. The \* Include scenes from her native Groups gather for annual 'Standing Together Against Hate' Cranford, New York as.wetl as By Joe Lugara the rest of the class no( to say such things," "Know your beliefs and define them," Jones Jones cited'. the Mayflower Document. front international travels. Staff Writer Wannbrand said. . • •. 5aid. "Beliefs mean something; they make "These 41 people where there by themselves. For Dawley. the comparisons tc Terri Warmbrand received a disturbing Warmbrand told the. gathering tjiat her son statements. Sometimes the haters know their They wrote about what they were going to do, the nationally famous Joseph Daw- phone call from her 11-year-old son last Wed- has suffered "humiliation, haiassmeni, constant beliefs better than we bow ours. We know what they believed in. how they were going to ley, her father, was expected. Hei nesday afternoon. , name-calling and threats to his life" atschool. what the symbols of the haters are — but what work, and they all signed it. It,means some- father's realistic style of portrait . Wannbrand, a Cranford resident and chair- "I went into his room one day and found a val- are our symbols? It takes a committment to be a thing, it says something, it makes a statement. aatt children at play gained hi* 1 believer." By not defining behaviors for people to do, we person for the Union County Committee entine from his teacher in the wastebasket. He 1 wide notoriety with his work eve 1 don ! know what we're supposed to be doing Against Hate, hosted the organization's sixth* doesn't find his school a safe environment. He As someone who works regularly with both hanging at the White House. A later tomorrow. You have to define behavior." . annual "Standing Together Against Hate" con- counts the days until he graduates. I count them police departments and community organisa- illness saw the ' senior Dawley tions. Jones also encouraged defining specific ference May 3 at Westfield's Temple Emanu- with him," State Attorney General John Farmer, who switch to an impressionist style, His behaviors. "We trcve to ask ourselves what kind El. Warmbrand's voice trembled as she told the spoke prior to Jones, asked, "How can we works are ardently sought at local Wannbrand offered the opinion that teachers of behaviors we want to see, In positive terms, galleries. several hundred in attendance her son's story often act "after the incident has occurred," and reconcile our Jeffersonial ideals, the notion that in our schools or from our police departments, 'All men are.created equal' with the treatment The younger-Dawley says that from earlier in the afternoon, added, "We need to respond immediately to . If you want to see respect, define respect. Most of African-Americans in this country? The only "painting was not- a childhood . "He called me today and told me that an these things," of us have some kind of general idea of what way to do it is to not think of African- dream." In fact, her parents flat out 11-year-old — a fifth-grader — announced in The evening's keynote speaker, Jimmie • respect is, but not many of us really have it very ' . Americans as people." , discouraged her from the field. class, 'PL all Jews.' My son is being raised Jones, Director of Police and Community Plan- clearly defined," Cynthia began her career in the cor- Jewish, and it affected htm." ning for the organization Facing History, and a In teaching children about intolerance, Jones "The challenge to world culture is to affirm porate graphics world. According to Warmbrand, the remark recipient of the Difliriewshed Educator Award said he uses cases in history "and-we talk about our own cultnres- without injuring those who "Playing around in my Father's resulted in a simple suspension, i "asfcetf thertV 'Sra^iytTirv^r^tecused Ms address l?bM people'^ md Kiri froth that." Aria* we try don't conform to our notions. We need to teach studio," she obviously got the bug. how the situation was being handled and they primarily on beliefs and behavior, and their to find places in our current times where that our children that they can define who they are Wilh humor she discounts the said they suspended the student and instructed importance In dealing with hate and prejudice. knowledge can be applied." positively." insults by those who felt the need to compare her.early work to her father. She even wrestled if it was better to sign her married name Fire Academy dedicates opposed to her mote famous maiden name to paintings. Dawley describes the experience new simulation area in terms of "all of a sudden" she Officials from the Union County Board of Freeholders, the City of Linden starting being judged on the content and NUI Corporation recently dedicated the newest addition to the Union of her own work. She bristles at the County Fire Academy in Linden, A natural gas emergency simulation area will question of whether her father lends allow firefighters to practice approaches to gas fires and leaks. 'a hand to her work. The daughter The practice area was built and funded by NUI and cost about $40,000. The was especially amused when ques- , Fire Academy is a Union County facility, part of the Division of Environmental tioned recently if she had helped Health and Emergency Management. her father. But she welcomes his . "For firefighters, training is the key to saving lives and protecting families," constructive criticism while she said Freeholder Linda Stender, liaison to the county's fire services and a long- does her own work; time supporter and advocate for the academy. "This is particularly true as Torn Hannen- Jr. sees his goal as improvements in the technology and equipment for fighting fires becomes more establishing his own niche in terms complicated/' • ' ' . • of a career in a business started by The natural gas emergency area includes a pit that simulates a natural gas his fattier. It's still not clear to me if leak and fire in a manhole or construction area, areas where underground gas ' HONORARY GRADS- At Tom Hannen Sr. even saw the leaks and fires can be ignited, and a leaking gas meter that can be set afire. left, actor Ossie Davis movie "the Graduate." But the Firefighters will leans to findshutoff valves or other methods to cut off gas to receives an honorary business he established sure < the fire. , . • . degree from Kean Universi- into plastics in a big way. The Union County Fire Academy is open lo firefighters from every munici- Patwin Plastics in Linden manu- ty during commencement exercises last week In pality in Union County with classes offered for free or for a small contribution. factures custom profile extrusions. In addition to trailers for classroom space, the academy features a three-story That's another way of saying they Union. Also receiving an honorary degree was Keyn- training tower, a trailer used to simulates "flashovers" and a maze that firefigh- make and ship around the country ters negotiate under heavy smoke conditions. all kinds of plastics molds. The sec- ote speaker Frank Lauten- For information about classes, call Ben Laganga, director of the Division of ond generation of Tom Jr. and berg, above. ' .' '.- Environmental Health and Emergency Management at (908) 654-9881. brother Tim have moved into a high-tech world of production. Tom Hannen Jr. is readily aware of the comparisons to his father. Kenilworth hosts open house Monday for choice program "There Is satisfaction in establish- ing your own mile posts in moving -Earlier this year the Kenilworth They most be residents of Union offers an excellent setting for students committed and effective principal day at the David Brearley Middle/ the company forward: But the pres- School District received official noti- County. interested in a small, personalized and who work In a superior educational High School, 401 Monroe Ave.. sure to succeed is far greater when fication from, the New Jersey Depart- • They must be enrolled in a public caring educational experience. The facility." ' • . Kenilworth. the man working next to you is your ment of Education that it had been school during the 2000-2001 school - unofficial motto for the school Is . To provide, potential choice candi- For more information concerning father." Hannen adds that his father selected as a pilot school district in the' year. 'High expectations and high levels of dates with information about the edu- the open house or any other aspect of still keeps an eye on operation, "if Intcrdistict Public School Choice • They must be eligible for place- achievement for all students.' To this cation program offered at the David the Kcnilworth School Choice Prog- for no other reason to make sure his Program. Immediately, school district ment during the 2001-2002 school end, David Brearley is fortunate' to .Brearley, Middle/High School, the ram, interestd individuals are asked to . sons haven't sold the business." personnel began a recruitment cam- year in grades seven through 10. have a talented, motivated and school district wilt sponsor an open call the Superintendent's Office at" paign for me 2000-2001 school which energetic staff led by a highly visible, house program at 7:30 p.m. on Mon- (908) 276-1644, Ext. 513. For Roselle Park dentist Dr. Ste- According to Lloyd Leschuk. yielded the greatest number of choice phen Burman the pressure should superintendent for the Kenilworth students in the state. have been two-fold. Both his grand- School District, the David Brearley father and father were accom- The interdistrict Public School Middle/High School has a lot to offer Third annual multicultural fair at magnet school choice students. "David Brearley plished dentists; But the younger Choice Program is an outgrowth of The Union County Magnet High School will have its smashes, and henna tatooing. Live dance performances Interests, abilities and learning needs. Burman says, "It was what I always the Comprehensive, Educational third annual benefit Multicultural Fair on Saturday from 11 from a wide variety of cultures will also be featured. While knew, so to that extent maybe I was Improvement and Financing Act of The focus of the choice program in a.m. to 3 p.m. Sponsored by the Magnet High Multicultural the fair In in progress, there will be a Student-Council car groomed." His father Lester Bur- 1996 which authorized the commis- Kenilworth continues to be at the Club, the event will take place at the Scotch Plains Campus wash and, earlier in the day. the French Club will host a man wu a pioneer in the past 10 sioner of education' to establish a David Brearley Middk/High School. of die Union Couniy Vocational-Technical Schools, 1776 benefit 5K run. , . : . years in the field of laser surgery. program of interdistrict public school For the 2001-2002 school year the Raritan Road. All proceeds will go toward college scholar- choice. The goal of the school choice district will be opening IS slots per Lisa Mannlno of the Magnet High School faculty serves The younger Burman took the ships for graduating seniors. program is to provide greater flexibil- grade level for choice students in as advisor to the Multicultural Club. She notes the goal of technology to a new level with his. ity to parents and students In the grades seven through 10. If more than The fair, which is open to the general public, will feature the Fair is to celebrate diversity in the community. Because' skill ID the use of the erbium laser. selection of a public school that best 15 students apply at a particular grade representation of cultures from all over the world. Included the event Is student-run, they have the opportunity to show This device cuts tooth structure as, meets the needs of the student, level, a lottery will be held to deter- are Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Chinese, Indian, Jew, pride in their own heritages and also learn something about opposed to tissue which means no 1 mine the students selected for the ish, Portuguese plus many others. Each culture will have their peers. Ejleme Eromosele, a student from Hillside, is drilling and little pain to the person It offers parents and students expanded educational opportunities to. program, its own specialized booth where tasty authentic homemade president of the Multcultural Club. In the chair. . foods will be available. Examples of clothing and art from Burman's skill brought torn the attend schools outside of the district in Eligibility for th% Kenilworth the County Vo-Tech campus is expansive and offers which they reside. Parents will have each specific area will also be displayed. honor of being only one of 12 test Choice Program is simple and unlimited parking. the ability to select a public school straightforward. Applicants must Additional highlights of the fair include a Kids1 Corner For more information call called Mannino at (908) See FOLLOWING, Page B3 best suited to their child's particular meet the following bask criteria: witgh face-painting, pie-throwing contests, ptnata 889-3800, ext. 204. : • WOHRALL NEWSPAPERS PAOE B2 — THURSDAY, MAY 11, 2000
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"Freeholders Forum" is mack possible Highlights of (he budget include: through the facilities and technical' direction of Union • S305-million plan calls for raising $150.1 million in County College. properly taxes, the same levy as last year; The show will air through May 20 according to the fol- lowing schedule: • Fifih consecutive year of either a property tax cut or a • Union County — except Elizabeth and Plainfield: level tax levy; Channel 57, Mondays. 6:30 p.m. • First time in recent history in which less than half of • Berkeley Heights, New Providence, Springfield. Sunv the budget will be raised through property taxes. mil: Channel 36, Tuesdays and Thursdays, noon. "We held the line on taxes'and cui the tax levy for eight • .Elizabeth: Channel 10. Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. (owns at a time when Union County is providing new set- • Fanwood, Mountainside: Channel 35. check cable . vises for our growing senior citizen population, improving listings. " • . ' . schools, providing new opportunities for a free higher edu- • Linden, Roselle, Roselle Park, Winfield: Channel 36, caiion, and investing in parks and open space. This budget daily, 5:30 and 9:30 p.m. means no cuts in services and no new positions in county • Plainfield: Channel 74, Wednesdays, ! p.m. government," said Freeholder Chairman Daniel Sullivan. • Scotch Plains: Channel 34, check cable listings. The new programs for senior citizens include Senior • Westfield, Scotch Plains, Fanwood. Mountainside- Focus, which offer* grants to municipalities for building, Channel 36. check cable listings. repairing or expanding a senior center: Seniors in otion. Anyone wanting more information or to comment about Reviewing plans for the expansion of Union County College's Elizabeth campus and winch will provide vehicles to local communities to "Freeholders Forum" can call the Office of Public Infor- Industry Business Institute are, from left, President Thomas Brawn; John Nine, vice broaden local transportation services for seniors; and.. mation af (908) 527-4746. ' . ' president and president of technical operations lor Schering-Plough Laboratories, and Pedro Rochar Jr., provost for the college. Scherlng-Plougn will provide $250,000 in funding for the construction of a new IBI facility.. COUNTY NEWS Runnells vendor sale facilitated by Kathleen Balascio, a for Ihe year 2000 S. Whitney Landon Grant to expand business institute Runnells • Specialized Hospital Friend of Children Award to honor a The Volunteer Guild of Runnells licensed social worker. program which has made an outstand- n County College has announced that Schering- residents for job and career development and employment Specialized Hospital ef Union County Plough Corporation has committed a $250,000 grant for opportunities that help keep our communities thriving and ' The support group shares informa- ing and/or innovative contribution to will sponsors a super spring sale from tion on the disease, research updates, the. bettermen of children.' the expansion of Ihe Industry Business Institute and ill competitive," 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. on May 18, in the relocation to the college's Elizabeth's Campus from its practical care techniques and a list of The S25.0O0 award is sponsored by The new IBI facility is part of UCC's $l6,5-million -multi-purpose room of the facility, 40 community resources. An.important the Turret] Fund in memory of S. current location in Cranford. The new faeiliy, which expansion program at iis Elizabeth campus on West Jersey Waiehung Way, Berkeley Heights. houses IBI, will be named the Schering-Plough Training pan of ihe meeting is the time devoted Whitney .Landon, the former Chair- Street,. Featured items include designer 1 institute. to discussing the'frustrations indivi- man of the Fund. This is the fifth year Si's mission is to provide customized (raining for com- loek-a-like sunglasses — any three duals feel in caring for ihose stricken for this award and this year's award is "Scttering-Plough's commitment to the health and well-' for S20 — and ladies scarves from $2 being of our communities is evidenced not only through its panies in Union County, and it has worked with Scbering- with Alzheimer's disease. ' being targefed to organizations in Plough, Jersey Gardens Owlet Mall, Tyco, General Motors • to S25. A wide selection of watches Runnells. Specialized Hospilal of Union and Passaic counties. Last .primary mission of discovering and developing innovative will he available, including Timex, • and new pharmaceuticais, but through its corporate com- and others, It also trains continuing education students in . Union Counly sponsors the meetings year's winner was the Rescue House Casia Armilron, Swiss Army and mitment to the expansion of educational services that \yill courses such as English as a Second Language, Excel, Bas- in conjunction with the Northern New of Prayer Youth Orchestra in Plain- enhance the economic health and quality of life In our ic Skills, PowerPoint, Genera] Computer Skills and Inter- loeney Tunes, all discounted; fashion Jersey Chapier of the Alzheimer's field. The deadline for applications is communities," said UCC President Thomas Brown. personal Commynications. winches starting at $6; and riog Association, an organization commit-. Monday. • watches, Also, Citizen calculators, led to easing ihe burden and finding a The award seeks to honor nonprofit "Schering-Ploush believes that a.communiiy's vitality is El is pan of UCC's Continuing Education Department starling price £10, and day planners. linked to a healthy local economy," said John Nine, vice and was established in 1984 College officials estimate (hat cure for Alzheimer's, the nation's organizations whose program: In addition, a new stuffed animal line fourth-leading fatal disease among • enhanced the quality of life for president and president of Technical Operations at IBI has trained more than 10,000 individuals during the will he available. Checks, cash. Visa Schering-Plough Laboratories. . . adults, afflicting some four million babies, children, or adolescents, and course of its 16-year history. IBI's enrollment includes stu- and MasterCard will be accepted. dents . from 79 countries who speak more than 40 their families in Jhcir neighborhood, "Schering-Plough supports workforce edueilion initia- The.VolunieerGuild and the Office languages. community or county through prog- tives such as IBI because they offer programs thai prepare. of Volunteer' Services are always For more information on this wheelchair accessible program, call rams designed to meet ihe growing interested in recruiting volunteers. challenges facing these individuals; Flexible hours and a variety of oppor- (908) 771-5835. and ' ' / Alternate route police applications due Friday tunities eiisl with resident contact, as The 2000 schedule is as follows: well as performing other tasks.. June 15, July 20, Aug. 17, Sept; 21. • involved Iheir community in The John H. Stamler Poli dures, crime prevention, community' Training, Commission requirement efforts to make a positive impact on For more information call the Oct. 19, Nov: 16 and Dec. 21, Academy will offer the Alternate relations, juvenile crime, domestic and cannot be waived. Alternate route the lives of families with children, Route Basic Police Program in the violence, the basics of the state's Office of Volunteer Services at (90S) who are attempting to become self- candidates are not guaranteed a posi-. 771-5847; Candidates face off ' next police recruit class beginning on. criminal code, drug enforcement, lion by the program but will have met sufficient, through.programs in child July 28. . crash injury management, crime scene all the state requirements necessary to A growing list of individuals, as care, education, nutrition, recreation Anyone interested in applying for management, constitutional rights and become police officers. Spring Fishing Derby well as religious and civic organiza- or health. • (He Alternate Route program may use of force, tions are asking candidates seeking to "There are numerous 'unsung hero" All candidates must be county resi- One of the most anticipated activi- pick up an application at the John H. air their positions and attitudes on programs in these counties that are The academy functions,much like a • dents and are charged 5120,000 tui- ties in Union County is the Spring Stamler Police Academy, 1776 Rari- • military and nuclear weapons issues. doing excellent work for children and military basic training course, The tion lo cover costs, Candidates Fishing Derby for People with Disa- tan Road Scotch Plains. To address voters's concerns, a grass- families."- said ACNJ Executive alternate route and regular police demonstrating financial hardship will bilities, The annual event, sponsored All applications must be returned to roots coalition in New Jersey's hotly Director Cird Scalera. "This grant will cadets wear the same uniform* and be given one ywr from the lime they by, Hie Union County Board of Free- the Police Academy on or before contested 7th Congressional District not only recognize their, efforts but must adhere to a strict regimen, obtain a position in law enforcement holders and the Eastern Central. Dis- Friday. has scheduled a candidates forum for will make a significant difference in including daily physical training, to pay the tuition, They also can trict Elks. Is scheduled for Saturday, Alternate route recruits receive the Saturday at ,2 p.m. al the First Unita-. their ability to further enhance their receive 12 academic credits if they starting al 10 a.m. in Echo Lake Park, same instructions .as regular police rian Society of Plahfield, 724 Park programs." . ... Alternate route candidates must enroll in Union Coumy College, • Mountainside. . cadets during the 19-week training have a minimum of 60 college credits Enjoy fishing with your own pole . Ave. For more information or applica- session. The courses include firearms, at an institution of higher learning. For more information call (908) or borrow one from the Elks, Equip- The non-partisan group. Debating tions, call Cheryl at ACNJ at (973) investigations, court system proce- The 60 college .credits is a Police 889-6112, , ' ment will be provided for those who American Military Policy, which is 643-3876. need it. Pre-regislration is required for. formed out of concern for silence in • this free event. the political arena in genera] on these and other foreign policy issues has Blood Center has drives Everyone who is pre-registered is Freeholder bill may go to Assembly vote contacted each registered candidate The Blood Center of .New Jersey treated to: lunch and there will be a • (Continued from Page B1} from a field that includes seven Repu- will sponsor the following blood justice of the state Supreme Court Sullivan, who has served on Ihe hoard chance to win prizes in various -. Under the'Mil.-districts "must be blicans and five Democrats. drives: . would break the'tie. since 1995. categories. formed of compact and contiguous The Assembly approved a bill in 1 The 7lh Congressional District • May 19,3 lo 7 p.m-. Union Hos-' Union County Democratic Chair- Information and registration mater- territory having clearly definable March bya 41-30-1 vote that would includes more than 45 towns in parts pilal, 1000 Galloping Hill Road,' woman Charlotte DeFillppo did not ials may be obtained by contacting the boundaries. The districts created must make'all freeholders in Essex County of four counties — Union, Somerset, Union. ' ' . : return a phone call seeking comment, Union Counly Department of Parks be as equal as possible in population. elected by district, The bill, which ii Middlesex and Essex. It is Ihe only • May 21, noon to 3 p.m., Evangel '• Assemblyman Richard Dagger, and Recreation at (908) 527-4900. Unless, absolutely necessary to meet now in the stile Senate, was spon- R-22, of Weslfleld introduced a simi- New Jersey House seat that does not Baptist Church, 242 Shunpike Road, I ! population requirements, no munici- sored by Kevin OToole, R-21, who lar mearure two years ago but It never have an' incumbent seeking re- Springfield: . i pality can be divided among districts also is Essex County Republican made it to committee. He said there' FEMALE Welcome Tea election since Rep. Bob Franks is • May 31, 4 to 8 pm. Masonic \ unless it contains more inhabitants chairman, In Essex, four freeholders were two slight differences in his , On Wednesday, at 7:30 p,m, the seeking the Senate seat left vacant by Lafayette Lodge, 1550 Irving Si,' than the districts being formed." are elected iMirge and five are legislation: It applied to fewer coun- Union County Chapter of FEMALE Sen. Frank Lamenberg's retirement. • Rahway. ' . . . •' The measure applies to counties elected by district with Democrats ties than Ihe current bill, and it — Formerly Employed Mothers At Members of DAMP hive formu- Donors must be-18 years of age, or classified as second class, which are holding a 7-2 edge, Both Republicans required voters to approve the mea- the Leading Edge — will host a Wel- lated tliree questions to present to Ihe 17 with parental permission, there is more than 200 square miles and do hold district seats. sure via referendum. come Tea at Hanson House in Cran- candidates: no upper age limit for donors pro-' .not border the Atlantic Ocean. It also The Union County freeholder Union County Republican Chair- ford. If you have read about FEMALE • In making decisions about mili- vided they have donated within the would affect Camden, Gloucester, board is currently comprised of two man Frank McDermolt said Weingar- and wondered what this organization tary intervention outside iis borders in last two years, or have a doctor's note. Mercer and Middlesex counties: residents from Elizabeth, and one ten'i legislation simply follows what Is all about, this is an ideal opportuni- response to alledged human rights Donors should know their Social each from Linden, Fanwood, West- has happened Uw last several decades. ty lo satisfy your curiosity- Hanson violation, should the United States Security number and bring a signed Four district commissioners — two House i» located at 38 Springfield rely primarily on authorization by form of identification.' People with Republicans and two Democrats — field, Union, Rotelle Park, PliJifleld The Legislature, he said, was once and Railway, All nine freeholder! are considered unresponsive but then Ave. in Cranfora, broad international consensus includ- Cold or flu symptoms should wait would be responsible for establishing ing United Nations decision making? until they are feeling belter before district boundaries. In the event of a Democrat*. reapportioned- FEMALE is an international not- • Should the United States maintain donating, and there is a 72-hour defer- lie among commissioners, the chief Democrats nave swept five Knight "It would give people choice In for-profit organization supporting elections al the county level and hold parts of the county," McDermott said. women who have altered their career nuclear weapons capacity, with its ral for dental work, including routine' all three constitutional office* as well. With one-party dominince In Union paths to care, for (heir children at associated costs? teeth cleaning. For those who have But that's not the reason behind the County, he Mid, Democrats do what home, What began as one Illinois • Should the United Stales maintain traveled outside the United States PBA plans golf bill, said Weinganen, they want and what party bosses teU mother reaching out to another in military capacity at a level premised recently, call Ihe blood center for eli- gibility criteria, . The bill, taid Weinganen, v. ill cre- them to. \ 1987 hat now grown to 7,300 mem- on winning two simultaneous major outing May 18 ate a "fairer election process" and a "It's very necessary to give equaJ ben in over 180 local chapters in the regional conflicts without allies? For more information or lo sign up Sheriffs Officers of Union County "better, truer makeup" of Union representation on county level." The Udted Stales and Canada, The Union The Internet is another vehicle for for a blood drive, call the blood center PBA Local 108 will sponsor its third County, ' ' • freeholder board is now dominated County Chapter offers a variety of DAMP. The group has established a at (800) BLOOD-NJ. :• annual charitable golf classic at the activities Including: evening discus-- web presence at http://www.damp.org The American Red Cross Greater ' With nine freeholder! representing because the luge numbers of Demo- Pine Barrens Golf Club in Jackson on cratic voters in the eastern pan of, , tioo group*, guest speakers, mom's with background information about Union County and Plainfield Area . May 18. The day's events wUl include half a million people, Weinganen night out, book discussion and weekly military issues. Chapier will sponsor the following questioned how practical it is for at-/, county dictate election results,' an 11 a.m. lunch, a noon shotgun start, according to McDermott. , • daytime play, gatherings. blood drives: ; dinner and awards. large freeholders to represent so many • May 19.3 to«:30 p.m.. Theresa's constituent!. "We need two-parly representation The Union Counly chapter holds Grant targets groups A portion of the proceeds from the, if we're going to get the best county meetings oa the first and third Wed- " Delight. 505 Kenilworth Boulevard,.; "It's a good government bill. I in Union County Kenilworth. . t outing will benefit the newly formed don't tee the value in at-large seals," government possible. Without a nesday of etch month al Hanson Union.County Sheriffs Office Scho- minority part of the board, (here is no Home. Meetings continue throughout The Association for Children of For information call (908) he said, The legislation make* New Jersey is accepting nominations 353-2500 or (908) 756-7190. larship Fund for college-bound smaller-sized districts, creating a dissent," the summer. students.; . "structure that gets government closer Assemblyman Joseph Sullga, D-20, For more information call Patricia Anyone interested in applying for ,io people," which is best. of Linden, said Weinganen should at (908) 232-7352 or Jennifer at (732) the scholarship program should pick concentrate leu oh playing politics 382-7578, . • . • Weinganen, who Is seeking his par- up an application in person after May and more on representing his Following in footsteps ty's nomination for the 7tb Congres- 8 at the Sheriffs Department office in constituents. - , (Continued from Page Bl) later the movie, "1 Never Sang For sional District in the June primary, Alzheimer's support the Union County Administration Union County voters added a couth sites approved by the Food and My Father" describes the experi- believes residents would be better group meets May 18 Building, 1st Floor, Elizabethtown ly manager to county government in Drug Administration to test and ence of those who loved their father served by freeholders who would The next Caregiver/Alzheimer Plaza. Elizabeth. the late 1970* but at-large seats have utilize the high-tech equipment. He but hated their old man. answer lo 55,000 residents instead of been around for some time. Support Group of Runnells Special- lectures throughout the country on. That's not really the way it is Applications must be submitted on 500,000. ized Hospital of Union County will . or before, June 1. Scholarship reci- the.-jse of the device. these days. Those who follow in Freeholder Chairman Daniel Sulli- meet from 1 to 2 pm on May 18 in pients wiil be notified by June 30. He discounts the pressure of his their patents footsteps may have a van, said Weinganen "should be Editorial deadlines the Family Conference Room of the following in the steps of his father' tougher road to travel but they seem Donations are. welcome and spon- ashamed of himself for introducing Following are deadlines for news: facility, 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley and grandfather but does add be is to also derive some extra satisfac- sorship opportunities'are available. such legislation, the GOP, he said, ia Church,dub and social • Thursday Heights. -•: " still held to a tougher standard, "If tion when they achieve success in For more information, please cotf trying to get something It could oof noon. , This professional support, educa- intend to call in sick, I bad better their own right. tact Detective John DiOrio at win in an election through legislation. Entertainment - Friday noon. tion and Information group for care- bring proof I am on Ac operating • (908)527-4465, Detective Ken Pames Such bills were never Introduced Sports •Monday noon. given and family members, held the table." A resident of Cranford, Frank when Republicans controlled all nine third Thursday of each month, is open or Officer Qarryl Warner at Utters to the Editor - Monday 9 a.m. In die early '70s the novel and Capeoe fe an attorney. ; , (908)527-4482. ' . seats on the freeholder board, Mid General - Monday 5 p,m, lo, the community, free of charge, and' PAGE B4 — THURSDAY, MAY 11, 2000 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Paper Mill unveils its 'Life of Theater' book at black-tie gala Waltz," "Deep in My Heart," "Some- Hamburg,, lacono, Schwartz honored where Over die1 Rainbow," "Dream- giris" and "Old Fashioned Wedding." Bv Rea Smith rick m ihK seawn's '"Mime," and Staff Writer award winning composer-lyricist. Dinner followed under Ihe huge It v.ai un i.xtNardinar> evening — Stephen Schwartz They all made sig- tent, and the menu, provided by a^l Tui-Jav Ma\ "> — unlike am nifieanl •jpoocht and ihe audience' Exquisite Entertaining Inc. of Mill- lut iIn rtvitwtr ha cser was rUuctanl k Press the 4 digit code fOftfor ihr e Information you 2want to hear.., HOROSCOPES I NEWS HEADLINES Intosourca is a 24 hour voice information service wher« callers gat free Information from the EXTENSION 3620 EXTENSION 1600 EXTENSION 3000 selections shown by calling (908) 68S<9BW-TJiHs art EBEE If within, yqfir local calling area. Out of area calls will be billed ai long distance by your telephone company. Infosourc* is a public service pi Worrell Community Newspapers j KIDS STUFF RECIPES EXTENSION 3350 EXTENSION 5290 RELIGION WEATHER EXTENSION 3180 EXTENSION 1790 WORBALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, MAY 11, 2000 - PAOE BS 'Tenor' hits high notes despite early lag CIASSV COIIECT/XIHFS On (lie first almost-sweltering night romantic "voice" In Act n, the know- due this cast for the stamina alone this, of spring, lasi Saturday (he Cranford ing glint in hls-eye communicates vol- script requires. And the performance GIANT RUMMAGE SALE Dramatic Club's season finale, "Lend umes, resulting in some very effective this critic saw came' at the end of the Me a Tenor," delivered ihe goods theater. 1 most grueling week of rehearsal on an Friday, May.2-10AM-4PM after gelling off to a slow but solid As Sounders, the manager of the unexpectedly balmy night. Consider- start. . Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Cleveland Grand Opera and, Max's ing the quality of ihe work on that Set in'1034 in a Cleveland hotel 1 ByBIIIVanSant boss, Boh Pells' dignified exterior stage and the momentum the show ~~ 250 Gallows Hill Rd, suile, the plot revolves around the Associate Editor belies some very funny comic out- gained when the script got crazier in 1 American debut of Tito Merclli, the bursts, particularly in Act I, Scene 2, Act II, I have no doubt that with a Westfiefd -908-233-8533 world-renowned tenor. A tempera- when "II Stupendo" finally pushes the weli-earned break for a few days, the it was, Quile, in fact, The liming was menial star, would-be tenors, an impresario too far. This moment was energy level will rise to the quality of fairly well polished, resulting in some ambitious diva, a jealous wife, and a so well done, there was still plenty of the rcsi of this production, taking well-aimed comic zingers and the ral- star-struck ingenue among others put mileage to be had in it. those Act I slakes right 'with ii, the hinges on ihe set's five doors a-iat-ial of slamming doors, Further- 1 through a workout before the audi- more, Ludwig's script is perhaps However, .despite the excellent The technical aspecis of ihis show ence is delivered a1 very satisfying among the best-wrillen comedies, of work dow by the aetors and director, do their respociive jobs capably, ending, Playwright Ken Ludwig's the laii; 20th century. Act 1 in general was lacking two ele- effectively creaiing an appropriate script is afine-tuned and evenly paced The actors, themsei'ves, created rnenis, possibly interrelated: energy, . sense of time and place, However, farce, providing for some very effec- interesting and funny characters, tnosi and a sense of importance, commodi- attention should be paid to (he occa- tive and rewarding set-ups in both dia- especially Michele Blum as Maria, ties which only Blum and Dragon sional jarring reminders, such as ihe logue and situation. Tito's fiery — and eh so jealous — consistently displayed 10' the level eomemporary magazine read by Mar- ia in the hedroom. Under • the direction of Naomi wife, and Tommy Dragon as perhaps whieh makes comedy fly instead of just work really we)). While' we Yablonsky, this 'raucous comedy the most irritating bellhop in the his- A wise man once said, "Death is genuinely laughed at the plight shared moves along at a brisk pace, an abso- tory of hotels! Both these gificd actors easy; comedy is hard," and CDC's. by Mas and Saundcrs in Act I, Scene lute necessity in farce. However, it burst onio the stage like a parade and "Lend MeaTenor" rises to the occa- 1 2, we would have roared had the wasn't until Act II — when the script 'command our attention until their sion admirably. This well-crafted pro- slakes been visibly higher, which itself degenerates into a madcap string respective scenes end, wiihoul once duction really does take off and fly; of mistaken identities, slamming resorting id scene-s leal ing, an easy would have resulted in somewhat let's hope, wiih some rest, it doesn'i Delicious Creations for Mother's Day more ridiculous, but slill believable, doors, misdirected libidos and hilari- piifall in comedy and one avoided by taxi quite so long. * Treat and indulge Mother, with culinary delights behavior. As it was. lime was not ous confusion — that the laughs really this entire cast. " Select from our very special Mother's Day menu "running out" for these characters, began to come fasi and furious. And " • Ed Maher's Ma*" is solidly con- "Lend Me t Tenor" runs through * Plus, Mother receives a complimentary gift 1 and they seemed to know (hat a viable the extra "curtain call" included in the structed, if a tad too much on the whi- May 20 at the CDC Playhouse, 78 * And for children, complete meals are only S6.95 solution was only an idea or two, script works with the precision of a ney side. Of particular note is Matter's Winons Ave., Cranford. For ticket away, • • , Swiss waich. one that leaves you use of his body as a comic tool, which information, see the 'Theater1' list- Rest assured that Mother will receive the n lne breathless from laughing! only added to the overall quality of his Now, anyone who sees Uiis very Inn ' St«pping Out calendar on special attention by our gracious staffshe This isn't 10 say Act I wasn't funny; performance, And when he finds his funny show will agree: high praise is Page B6. so deserves, here at Marco Polo Reservations recommended Italian Continents) Cuisine, Wine & Spirits , Since 1934 527 Morris Ave., Summit, (908) 277-4492 pngGuide »w*MARC0P0L0NJ.C0M The Inn at Mount Bethel SEBASTIAN'S By Nancy Jean Me Bride THE' STEAKHOUS'S Dining Correspondent Remember Mom With {-lowers Fine dining has come together with a classic country inn "The Best atmosphere at the Inn at Mount Bethel. , Steakhouse In Just off of 1-78 at1 the King George1 Road exit, this Inn Mertcn RESTAURANT & TAVERN — which has' been everything from a blacksmith shop to a , New Jersey" . Italian Continental CulsiBe Leahy-Burke | Marlene's Place Wines & Spirits, loyalist tavern — is now a restaurant, coffee bar bistro and A large selection of Since 1934 deli shop called C'est Cheese. Seafood & Prime Steaks 414 Chestnut St. Kaervartoiu Ample* for , florist Lunch. Dtnntt srfpvsH Psnm When you arrive at the Inn, you step back in time to all Union 80 Elm St., Morristown 1853 Morris Ave -Union (908) 686-8778 527 Morris Avenue, Summit the comforts of the home of your ancestors, The lobby 1-800-39S-5324 (908)277-4492 area Is arranged as a country store where you can decide (973)539-8545 908-696-0955 Flowers, & Gifts to carry home beautiful chocolates or fine foods or head Wtaotojf • Piuerala toward the bistro and coffee bar where they serve sand- Russell Stover Candy • Balloons Wire Services wiches during the week. On Ihe other side of the lobby is, FruillGtJUGoumst Baskets BASILICO All! Major Credit Cards Accepted the entrance 10 the main dining room, the focal point of , Marlene & Allison which is the 1698 hearth. , Upon examining the menu, we knew right away that we 4 had indeed found a delightful place. The Brunch Buffet STAHL-DELDUCA included many of the European classics: scones, tea loaves, . brioche French toast, and a sampling of entrees which FLORIST & GIFTS could be ordered as part of the fixed-price menu, Our 434 Springfield Ave. favorites of the buffet were the hearty buckwheat pancakes 324 MILLBURN AVE. Summit and the herb roasted potatoes, but every item was carefully MILLBURN A^gelD Del Duca chosen for this menu. For the entrees, we chose the Black 973»379»7020 Forest Ham and Brie Omelette and • Eggs Benedict, both 1552 Msple Avenue, Hillside 908-273-2251 served with mixed greens and were absolutely incredible, Tel 973-926-1773 Fax 973-926-1883 Complete Service Other offerings include quiche and several omeleties, for All Occasions , After ihe meal, 1 requested. the dinner menu, The choices I found there are enough to excite, the mind and thrill the palate, with many items from escargot de Bour- gogne and saffron crepes stuffed with wild mushrooms Tor TnurscUj, Ma« Z5, 2OOO appetizers, to magret canard — roasted duck — chateau- T*° Dapcers/f our Sn°*s briand and salmon en croute stuffed with shrimp and mushrooms for enfrees. ' The staff was small and professional, just three people 2000 PULITZER PRIZE 331 SprlujfltM Ave, Berkeley Helibu working the floor —, normally about 12 tables on the main 90M6S-2J10 1 FOR DRAMA trnw-auoeigewliicon floor and several tables in a catering room upstairs. While tor rwvations linens and small, vases of flowers as well as tarragon garlic vinaigrette dressing adorned every table. Jose's The Ultimate in Seafood Dining For fine dining in a beautiful country inn, which is full with a Traditional Italian Flair. A PLAY FOR OUR TIME. Mexican of class, go to the Inn at Mount Bethel. There is a special Gantina , fixed-price menu for Mother's Day, as well, serving from "tinner With Frlnit, written with noon to 6 p.m. The Mother's Day menu is fixed price ai INTEUUENCE and spiky HUMOR, and S35.95 with children's portions available for most items acted and directed with PERFECT pitch, priced at $15.95. The' brunch Is $14.50 for, adults and is sonwUiifrt tutta WOMtEHfUL!" $9.50 for children: The dinner prices are S5.50 to $6.50 for soups, $7.95 to $8.95 for appetizers, $5.95 to $12.95 for salads, and $16.95 to $21.95 for entrees, wiih the Cha- teaubriand priced for two at $52.95. Desserts are $5,95. Located al Uu Murray HM Inn The Inn ts busy at times, so reservations are recom- , 53! Central Ave. • New Providence mended. For information, call (908) 626-1600. (908)771-0020 RESTAURANT AND BAR Great family fun In a casual Bistro atmosphere, From light fare to full dinner, we're here , to serve you. PLUS Hippr How k Party Room by OONALD MAR6ULIES 1230 Route 22 Wesi Smdiy enact 1Q:O»2:3O directed by DANIEL SULLIVAN ' Mountainside 2 Kent Place Blvd. • Summit ,908-233-5300, 908 • 277*4224 PAGE B6 — THURSDAY, MAY 11, 2000 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS Stepping Out is a weekly calendar ets ere $1S for general admission, stu- dents 16 years old and younger are designed to guide our readers to the (10. The playhouw it located « 10 many arts and entertainment events New England Ave, in Summit, For in the Union County area. The information,, call (90S) 273-2192. calendar is optn to all groups arid organi&tions in the Union County CRANFORD DRAMATIC CLUB, will area. To place your fret listing, send present "Lend Me a Tenor" by Ken 1 Ludwig through May 20. All perfor- information to Arts and Entertain- THE METRO SHOW, a traveling group nes and Noble in Sprinjfield May 23 at OurLadyof Peace Church, 111 South rfoeuvre reception will begin al 5:30 mances era at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are . ment Editor Bill Van Sam, WorraU exhibition curpled.by City Without 7:30 p.m, to sing copies ol'their new St.. New Providence. Ticket* are 113, p.m. In K-11 Lobby, followed ft» lec- $15. CDC is located at 76 Winana Ave, Community Newspapers, P.O. Box Walls, will be on exhibit from May 19 to book, "Bob and Joe's Smart Seafood For Information, calf (973) 762-8466. ture at 6 p.m., and dessert and recep- in Cranlord, For information, call (908) 11 3109, Union. \J 07083. '• June 22 at thi Tomasulo Art Gallery bn Guide. Barnes and Noble Is located at PATH LUPONE will be presented In tion at 7 p.m. Tickets will be distributed 276-7611. 240 Route 22 westbound in Spring- by tottery. For Information, call (073) the Cranfor campus ol Union County concert Friday at 6 p.m. «t the Union College, 1033 Springfield Ave. in field, For Information, call (973) 822-7412 or send e-mtll to County Arts Canter in Rahway. Tickets ELIZABETH PLAYHOUSE win pre- Cranford. 376-8544. ioseph.6tarkeyeipcorp.com. sent "Ol Human Bondage," adapted ART are $40, $50 and $60. For information, Schering-Plbugh Corp. is located on Irom W. Somerset Maugham's novel THE THIRD ANNUAL JURIED ART AUTHOR FRED WAlTZKIN will call (732) 499-8226. , The Boulevard In Kenllworth. by playhouse co-founder Keren SHOW will be sponsored by, the Les appear at Barnes and Noble In Spring- THE SUMMIT SYMPHONY will be SHOWS Semones, Friday to June 4. Shows are SUMMIT FRAME & ART will exhibit Malamut An Gallery in Union May 20. field May 25 at 7:30 p.m. to sing copies . presented in concert, with the winners 7:30 p.m. Fridays end Saturdays, 2 American pairings from the njid-19lh The gallery is located in Union Public of his new book. The Last Martin." o! the Young Artist Competition as sol- p.m. Sundays, The playhouse Is cenlury and 20th century. library, 1930 Morris Ave, For informa- Barnes arid Noble is located at 240' KIDS oists, Saturday at S p.m, at Summit located at 1100 E, Jersey St., Eli- Gallery hours are Mondays Io Saiur- tion, including particulars on artists' Roule 22 westbound in Springfield, For PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE In Mill- Middle School, Morris and Summit zabeth, For' Information, call (909) •days irorn 9:30 a,m, to 5:30 p.m., and entry requirements, call (90B) information, call (973) 376-8544, bum wilt present a series of children's avenues, Admission Is free. 355-0077., : Thursdays until 7 t.m, The gallery is 651-5450. shows, every weekend in April and THE MUSICAL CLUB OF WEST- located a; 465 Springfield Ave, in Sum- May. ART IN SUMMIT, the annual Outdoor CLASSES FIELD will present its final concert of WESTFIELD C OHM UNITY PLAY- mi; For information, call (-908) Art Showand Sale, co-sponsored by . Saturday and Sunday: "Snow ERS will present lemer and loawe's WESTFIELO YOUNG .ARTISTS- the seaon Wednesday at 10 a.m. In the 273-6565. - - the rJew Jersey.Center tor Visual Arts White," ages 3 to'7 years old; and "Brigadoon* Fridays and Saturdays, COOPERATIVE will offers profession- First Baptist Church. 170 E. Broad St. and the Summ.il Chamber of Commer- May 20 and 21: "Peter and the SaturdaytoJune10.Allshowsareat6 ' HOMAGE will be'on exhifiii at the Les al classes in the performing arts. in Westliald • . Wolf," ages 5 to 10 years old, ce, will take place Way 20 from 10a'm. p.m. Tickets are S15.WCP is located • Maianiat An Qa!l#ry in Union, show- Beginners, intermediate and AN EVENING OF MEMORIES' will be - All performances are et 10 a.m. at to 5 p.m., rain pr.-shine, on the Village' at 1000 North Ave, West, Westfield, casing the work Jeahneile Chubalovs- Advanced Acting classes will concen- .presented by Take part in The Ultimate Drive and take the drive of a lifetime. You and a friend are invited to be BMW's JMK BMW • Route 22 East • Springfield, Nl guests at a very special event at JlylK BMW: (973) 379-7744- 1-800-BMW-7222 Die Ultimate Drive. 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Reunions Unlim- • Union High School Glass of 1970 Staff Writer addition to his powerful dancing, and' In contrast, Carolyn Ciark end the Class of 1950 reunion, is planned for ited Inc. at (732) 617-1000, will conduct its 30itv re union Nov. 24. A magnificent interpretation/ of Konstamin Doumev, wonderful as New Jersey Ballet Co. offered tribute May 2000. Contaci Jane Geoghegan • Linden High School Classes of For information, contact Reunions "Carmen" thai lore ai the hearts of a Escamillo. the toreodore, to" whom lo America in the ^'Stars and Stripes" Burke at (732) 388-7363, AI Haaw at 1950 to 1959 will conduct a '50s Unlimited Inc. at (732) 617-1000, filled audience due to the outstanding Carmen turns when she tires of Don pas de deux, which was conceived by (303) 744-7896 or George Schmid- Reunion Picnic Aug. 26 at Memorial • Abraham. Clark High School, performance of Rosemary Sabovick- Jose. Jouravlev can show his emo- George Balanchine, (he Russian cho- bauer at (920) 432-0210, Park on Soutb.Wood Avenue, Linden, Roselle. Classof 1980 will conduct its Blcich in the title role, was offered tions when, at one moment, he is reographer, who dedicated the ballet • Union High School Class of 1990 from I p.m.. lo dusk. For information, 20ih reunion Nov. 25. FOE informa- Saturday night by the New Jersey Bfll- slrong and powerful and confident in lo the memory of Fiorello H. LaGuar-. reunion is scheduled for June 10, For call Gai! Hudak ai (90S) WU-4272. tion, call Margaret Luxich Donovan at lei Co. in the Wi'lkins Theater at Kean Carmen's love, and in another, lie is. dia, former mayor of New York City. information, eon! act Reunions Unlinv • Summit High School Class of (908) 486-7189 or send e-tnair to University in Union.1 weal; and down on one knee begging With music by John Philip Sousa — tied Inc. at (732) 617-1000. lySO will conduct its 20th reunion [email protected].. •At the'climax o( the rrKmorahle for her fickle heari, His performance "Liberty Bell" ami "El Capitan" — • Jefferson High School Class of Oct. 7, For information, contaci Reuiv • Cranford High School Class of , ballet in one act and six scenes —' stirring arrangement by Hershey Kay 1940 reunion is scheduled for June 24 ions Un)imii«d Inc. at' (732)' 1980 reunion is scheduled for Nov. with unusual and ultimate choreogra- Unquestionably, he is as excellent in and costumes by Vasia Benusi. this ai the Jefferson Performing Arts 617-1000. 25. For information, contaci Reunions phy by George Tomal, distinctive acting .as he is in dance. ne* style of ballet was beautifully House in Elizabeth High School. For • Cranford High School Class of Unlimited Inc. at (732) 617-1000, music hy George Bizet, interesting The gypsies are beautifully portray- danced hy Christina Theryotmg and information, call Patrick Gargano at 1975 will conduct .iis 25th reunion • Bauin High School Class of June sets by Mark Bloom and colorful cos- ed by Tuvshin Bold, Andres Niera, Hassm Ousmanov. The latter, direct (90S) 272-5485, or write la him at 322 Oct. 7, For information, contact Reun^ L934 is looking for classmates far a lumes hy Paul H. McRae — the audi- David Tamaki, Michelle De Fremery. from Russia and new to ihe New North Ave. East, Cranford, NJ ions Unlimited. Inc. 81 (732) 65th reunion. Contact Dorothy' M. ence was standing on its feet and Era Korotaeva-Jouravlcva. Gabridla Jersey Ballet Co., has an unusual flair 07016-3435. 617-1000. End at (561) 364-8071. screaming "Bravat" "Dravo!" Noa, Gerei Khoroldavaa. Taiiana hi- for the dance and gives an outstanding • Union High Schoel Class of 1340 • Cranford High School Class of . • Union High School Class of 1955 senko and Julia1 Vwobyeva. This remarkable prima ballerina is performance, He \% skillful, talented reunion is scheduled for July 13. 1974 will conduct its 26lh reunion lias scheduled its 45th reunion for truly in a class by herself, Her talen! The opening haJlet on the program and makes !• fine partner for Luncheon, will he serveda ! noon at Oct. 14. Far Informalion, CPuiasi Nov. 25 at L'Affaire Restaurant in, and vcrsiiUlity are evident in every filled the stage with Magyar Dances, a Theryoung, , the Galloping Hill Inn, Five Points in •Reunions Unlimited Inc. ai (732) Mountainside. For information, call rale die performs — and ever;' role piece for three couples to lively Hun- Clark and her hallci company have Union. For information, contaci Eve- 617-1000. -(•7321 714-7233, send faxes to (732) lyn ' Steudte Borshay at (407) she does, she docs to, perfection garian Dances composed by Franz proven, without a doubt, that the 1 • Linden High School Class of 714-7234. or address • e-mail to Wheiher she's the fragile Giselle in Liszt and Johannei Brahms, choreo- hesuty and professionalism of their 647-811 ) or send e-mail lo enearlhor- 1989 will, conduct its 20ih reunion [email protected] shay !hsl990-re® vahoo.com. wonjerful, performance, And she seems lo get better wiih every performance. In the ballet, "Carmen,'.' which was inspired hy the music of Bizet's fam= PUS opera, there also are exceptional Union Center performances ,hy Andrei Joufavlev as Summer Counts •Don Jose, Carmen's lover- Jouravlcv also is given an opportunity lo show STREET FAIR at Union County College! Westfield 'Y' '•** tavels to NY MAY 21 Earn extra Call (908) 709-7518 and register today! 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They seem lo •commu- Weniical twins can appear fascinat- especially for Ihis musical concert" nicaic in iheir own language," . ing lo the beholder, and their total The Yu brothers, juniors at West- "When we were babies," said Peier, attachment lo each other and lo each field High School — where they are «e tnd our piclure laHen together, other's feelings can be puzzling — very active, particularly in tennis and and ucn we couldn'i tell each other and intriguing. Wften'lhclr eyes meet in tht! Physics Club and in the school apart And sometimes, when we look knowingly, accompanied hy a secret orchestra — nude their debut in 1996 at ea^h other in Ihe mirror, we can see .smile, one is completely confused. in a concert for the Polish Cultural tin oiher in.our faces." And when they share a rare and Foundation. They have been piano soloisls with the Westfield Symphony Vy hen we were in first grade," said unusual ulent, such as in music and in Allen "we dressed alike to confuse computer science, they can become and have played wlih the Plamfteld Symphony as winners of its 1099 our leathers. And our teachers used to very special — a tribute lo their fami- seat us on opposite sides of ihe room. lies, their associates. Iheir friends — Young Artists Competition. Peter and Allen were recipients of the $1 000 Even now, when we're playing a mus- and lo each other. ical instrument, we. can read' each • ' Take Peter and Allen Yu, 16-year- Otto Altenburg Young Pianist Prize awarded by the Altenburg Piano other's minds, ll's like a sisih sense.'' old identical twins, for example. House in Elizabeth, . "We have ihe same interests, natur- These hoys — warm and friendly, ally." mused Peter. "And we have a . exceptionally talented computer The .boys begun learning the plane good relationship with each cither. We at the earl) ages of 3 or 4 years old experts and pianisis , winners of even play together on ihe tennis team "You see," said Iheir mother, (here numerous musical awards — came by at school." this office on a blustery, rainy morn- are iwn niher children, older sisiers ing from their home in Wesifield. . and all four children turned oui to be The boys keep very busy. Peier will accompanied by their excellent music exceptionally talented, Their mo old be president of the Westfield Junior leacher, Ferdinand Gajewski, and er sisters — Cindy,, who is now 2d Music Club, and Allen will be vice their dsvoied parents, Peier Sr. and and Marina, 19 — inspired ihem, and president' and program chairman: Helen Yu, - then laught them to play." At concert*, they also play solos. Wiping the rain water from two "tl was ill because of my sisters," 'They liave greai memories," said faces ihal appeared-as if they.were recalled Peter. "I saw them play musi- Gajeu'sfM, •1\Vheit?er they're accom- one, and grinning, politely, the twins cal instruments; and 1 actually listened Peter Yu, left, and his twin brother, Allen, take a break in preparation for their appearance panying each other or playing solos, proceeded to talk about a forthcoming to them" with the Bloomfield .Symphony May 21. . they have to do it from memory-*' concert in which, as guest artists, they "We were oboui 3 ysars old," . "It is customary not to read from will perform the Concerto in E-Flat added Allen. "And w:e started with ihe "Peter .loves Mozart," said their Cultural Foundation and were invited "[lean be a little difficult." said ihe music," said Peier. father. "Allen likes it, too — and Cho- for Two Pianos of Wolfgang Ama- piano first. Our sister* taught us first." io play an all-Chopin concert at the Peter, Their plans for ihe future?. pin. You should hear them play Rach- deus Mozart May 21 with the Bloom- One sisicr, their mother mused, Foundation Oct. 17, the 150th "ll can be a very If ng day when yau '"We want to go \o college to Study maninofrs Third Concerto," field Symphony in the auditorium of "would teach one twin, while the anniversary of the death of Chopin. are studying and rehearsing and play- computer science." said Allen. Bloomfield Middle School on Huck other, sister worked with the other. "We didn't pul them into eptnpeti- As cellist and violinist, Allen and ing," added Allen. "You can get very Road at 3 p,m. And boys being boys, would some-' tion until they were 12 years old," said Peter have occupied principal chairs tired," ' . ••Bui orchestra." added Peier. Maestro Edward Napiwocki of limes fight, so the, sisters would have Iheir mother. in the New Jersey All-State Orchestra. What do the twins do for Union will conduct his farewell con- lo switch. It was really something — The broihers have played in the They also have played in the National relaxation.? "The reason for computer science,' cert on Ihis day of his retirement after,. watching two sisters ieach 4wo annual convention in New York City Honors Orchestra in Washington, "We go to ponies," said Allen with said A|len, "is because we warn u 15 years as music director and con- brothers. And it all turned out very of the Chinese-American Academy D.C. They have been awarded many a smile. support ourselves in our masica ductor. The Mozart concerto will be good. Before they were 7 years old, and Professional Sociely and for Gov- honors as scholars. They are on.their Allen was in second grade when he "And' we practically live on our presented by the Bloomfield Federa- ernor Christine Whitman and the New school's high honor roll, play on ihe started playing Ihe violin, cello and computers.," said Peter flashing '•And we warn.to be well-rounded • lion of Music. Jersey State Legislature in Trenton. In school tennis team and we licensed Allen's smile. persons in education and music," said viola, and Peter first started playing the spring of 199,7, tne'Yu twins were computer technicians. • Peter, the older of the twins by two "When they were1 younger." said Peter. Ihe violin and cello. After that, Peter named co-winners of the Alex Chiip- "they are Governor's Scholars." minutes, said, after the brothers stilled on the violin and Allen settled their mother, '"they used io like comic "They will be a great feather in the pinelli Memorial Etude Competition said Cajewski. "And they are captains ' settled down, "1 am very happy about on the cello." boob. Now, ihey're into tennis and . cap o.f any college," said their teacher. my accomplishments. I feel very luck- sponsored by the Piano Teacher* Soc- of the Model United Nations. Alten computers." The twins smiled and nodded i& y that I have a great ulent," The twins grinned. "We couldn'i iety of America and subsequently per- represenis Japan and Peter, Saudi "Aild we play our musical instru- him. ihen smiled and nodded lo each "And I do, too," said Allen. "And play so many instruments," said Peter. formed in Carnegie Hall. Last fall, the Arahia, They represent the continents ments often just io keep the finger!' oiher. sharing identical thoughts.. that I also have the opportunity to ,"And we did play the piano broihers were named Chopin Ses- in the New Jersey Region Orchestra moving," said Allen. . And dreams, express (Jiese talents." simultaneously." tricentenary Laureates by the Polish II." NJ artist is no 'fair-weather friend' 'Brigadoon' comes to life at WCP Anne King, known to local theatergoers for her many by MerylBezruiezyk of Scotch Plains, back in present-day Inclement conditions are no As an outdoor artist. Johnson work was chosen for group exhibi- past appearances and directing efforts at Westfield Com- New York. All ihe while, Fiona MacLaren, played by . deterrent lo all-weather artist Phyl- will worff in the'rain but. quits tions at the Bergen Museum of Art munity Players and St. Helen's in Westfield. has Hope Weinstein of Wesifield, and Meg Brockie, played by "before my paints gel too wet ormy lis Johnson, who will exhibit her and Science, Ihe Southern Vermont assembled an ensemble cast for Alan Jay Lemer and Fre- Liz Malkm of Atlantic Highlands, are calling Tommy and easel needs oiling," Her preference most recent four-season landscape An Center's Festival of Arts, the derick Loewe/'s musical, "Brigadoon." The show opens Jeff back to- Ihe misty past. oils through.May 31 at Swain Gal- with snow truly is "the day after, Dyansen Eclipse Gallery in Soho, ' with the sun on fresh snowfall," Saturday at 8 p.m. in the WCP theater at 1000 North Ave. Othet featured performer^ are, Rich Sibello, Leilani leries In Plainfield,. Her show is the American Artists Professional West in Westfield with/all tickets at $15. The show con- Makuakane Potter. Roger Hayden and Jeff, Rea all of The importance of being oh loca- titled "In the Country," League in New York City and tinues May 19 and 20 and June 2. 3, 9 and 10. Westfield, along wiih Russ Cronin of Scotch Plains,' Ste- tion in all seasons in prevailing Ridgewood, and Hie Carrier Found- The Kinnelon artist paints local- wealher- is ihe Immediacy, she "Brigadoon" revolves around two American hunters phen Bonick of Milltown and Alexandra Orme of ly, describing her surroundings as ation, in Belte Mead, where she was * who itumble upon a misty little Scottish village (hat only Cranford. , . explains. Typically, people remark honored in three (hows with betl- "a very vertical environment. Trees that1 "it smells like rain" or "it feels comes lo lire for one day every hundred yean. Choreogra- The rest of the townspeople are Lorelei diterson'of are always part of my landscapes." of-show, first-place and three pher Annemarie Squerrinl and Musical Director Jonathan North Arlington, Amy Wiihelm of Mountainside, Christy like snow." That sensation becomes second-place awards. Ai a Tewks- part of this artist's compositions. Flowers help bring the lush, haunting lyrics to life in the Koller of Stirling, Melanie Dennis of Bedminsier, Jim Caf- Johnson notes that her land- bury Historic Society art show, she mists of Brigadoon. With songs such as "The Heather on • frey of Garwood, Heather Filipski of Fanwood, Ronald scapes are occasionally seen Educated at the Newark School also garnered a prize ribbon. • of Fine An and Art Students the Hill," "Almost Like Being in Love" and "I'll Go Home Millberger of Linden, Ceil Coglianese of Cranford, Carol through some type of structure, with Bonnie Jean," the 1947 Broadway opening of "Briga- Schwartz of Westfield and Lisa Arroyo of Union, such as doorways and windows "to League in New York City, Johnson "In the Country" will be on exhi? : doon" firmly established Lemer and Loewe — who would Opening night patrons are invited lo stay after the cur- draw the.viewer in to see through to has been featured in five gallery bit Tuesdays lo Fridays from 9:30 later compose "Camelot" and "My Fair Lady" — as pre- lain drops for WCP's traditional opening night coffee and other dimensions." Vintage build- solo exhibits in New Jersey and a.ra io 5:30 p.m., and Saturdays New York City and received a from'9:30 a.m. lo 4 p.m. at Swain mier musical theater talents. dessert, hour with the cast and crew. ings of character are also important As Tommy Albright, played by Rick Brown of Jersey in her images. Still other landscapes scholarship-membership at the Sal- Galleries, 703 Watchung Ave,, Funding has been made possible in part by Ihe New magundi .Club, where she was Plainfield. For more information,, Cily, falls In love with Brigadoon and its townspeople, his Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, catch Ihe mood of the day accord- best friend Jeff Douglas, played, by Joe Schmidt of Bed- ing to the weather. selected for a group exhibit- Her call (908) 756-1707.. through a grant administered by the Union Counly Divi- minster, reminds him he has a fiancee, Jane Ashion, played sion of Cultural and Heritage Affairs. 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It 'is also pan of ihe lhat something that is meaningful and modest act enables ordinary people to vided by Representative Bob Franks. teers have distributed donor cards and Cards are available in many talors' nrienidiion for incoming medical resi- good tan come out of ii," said Linda accomplish the 'extraordinary. A "If we can save one life and give presented' educational programs to offices, hospitals, businesses, libraries dents. When a deaili occurs at ihe hos- Irvine, eliitical Dursc specials si of (he single donor can provide enough ihai gift of life to someone else, thai hundreds of doctors, businesses, re!i- md ciry halls, pital, siaff immediately notifies The Critical Care Unit ai Overlook. tissue and organ,* IO save the lives and 1 For more information aboul tissue makes ii all worthwhile," said Unore cious orgsnizaiions, high schools, . Donors can also register their Sharing Network, which than sends a improve the health of eight or more and organ donation, call The Sharing Ford, chairperson of the Gift of Life colleges, and civic croups in'Summit names on the New Jersey Organ and • representative, to (lie hospital to . children and adults. Network at (800) SHARE-NJ. The committee. Ford founded Ihe commii- and the surrounding communities, Tissue Donor Registry by calling The approach ihe family in a sensitive and To help bring this message home to Sharing Network is the official non- tec in 1995. after tier 'husband died Though the number of ttonors in Sharing Network at (800) SHARE-NJ respectful manner. the Union County area and mark the profit organization that is responsible wheri a' desperately needed liver trans- New Jersey has been increasing, the or visiting The Sharing Network web- Staff at Overlook has found that beginning of Organ and Tissue Donor for recovering organs and tissues for plant was delayed nearly a year for situation is still critical for the 17,000 siie ai www.sharenj,org, consenting to donation can help fami- Awareness Month, the staff of Over- transplant in New Jersey. lack of a donor. • ' New Jerseyans on the waiting list far 1 ly members deal will) [heir grief and 'lewk Hospital, Summit Mayor Walter "Tlie're is still a wide gap between "1 felt'that something good could organ transplants. Each day, 12 of loss. It also has a positive impact on To join the Gift of Life ComMiee D, Long, resprescniaiive from Uie people who need transplants and the come out of something so sad. so I them literally die waiting. the nurses and physicians. of the Overlook .Hospital Auxiliary, or Sharing Network and volunteers from number of organs, donated," Raid wem .forward. But never alone — the People who want to be donors can "For health care workers; it's about to aruiige 'for a speaker, call the tlw Gift of Life Committee of ihe Joseph Roih, president' and chief volunteers were right there from ihe take one simple yet vital actien now bcine able to offer ihe family an Auxiliary office at (90S)-522-2004, Overl.vk Hospital .Auxiliary came executive officer of The Sharing Nei- very beginnms," Ford said, that will ensure their wishes are^car- together to raise a new American flag ,work. "That's why we are, so appre-. "It's easy to help spread Ihe word ried out in the event of their death; let- at ihe main entrance of the hospital, native of Mayor Lone and The Gift of about organ donation," remarked . ting family members know of the Total Custodial Care In A Life cYiminiitee i'i \he\s efforts to Long. "The hard part is to drive home decision to be a donor. All it takes is a prnmoie awarciwss of this issue." • Bed and Breakfast IUSI how imjvrtam if is, Ii's such a conversation; no documents are . As fwi of ics long history of proac- Back pain can simple thing ip do and yet il can louch necessary, Even if a person has signed Atmosphere! liu-'w.irk in eild-of-life care. Over- so many lives in such a fundamental a ponw Card, family consent is still look Hospital has developed a close •We are a family-run home for mature female way, This is the message that we real- an essential pan of the process, be relieved by residents in a lovely neighborhood. We ly ha'.e to send oui," rriaiMnship with The Sharing Not- provide good food. 24 hr. staffing and ihe One of the first actions tlie"Gifi of The only written document that a' ri,. Using expels from The Shar- new treatment atmosphere io socialize wiih your peers. donor needs io have is a Donor Card, Network. Overlooks conducts The technology is. out of this world and-so arc the results. "A new high- tech medici!. treatment is bringing Independent Living with a Helping Hand FamtlvQnned £ Operand iLoi-eh Neighborhood * Mediation Supcnu Pcrsnnal Can Assistance ' Suite Lkenstd *'W Hour Staffing almost instant relief to many patients • Meals and Laundr\:' Female Residents 'Onlv • Ftatm JJ35C-S/J5O a ntmu who . suffer from certain kinds of in a Comfortable, Apartment-style Setting intense, debilitating back pain, Allan- 5 p.ring Meadows offers quality assisted living services to Call For More Information (973) 743^4143 lie's Neursiscienee Institute a: Over- enhance your lifestyle.., All for an Affordable 90 Williamson Ave.,Bloomfield,NJ look Hospiial.in Summit offers a new Monthly Fee. Discover Summit's Newest Community. Call for More Information Today. vertebroptasty. Despite the tongue twisting name, venebroplasty is a minimally inva- sive, simple procedure that takes INTRODUCING aboui 45 minutes, requires only a loc- lows • al anesthetic and a few hours cif rcsl in SUMMIT •• the recover)1, room- •H °M* ^m B ^m « ^m ^m- m ^m ^m •• Vcrtehroplasty if "the- answer for Call or Wrile for Your FREE Return This Coupon and THE BENEFITS many people who suffer the severe We'll Rush You This FREE vs- •' Assisted Living Booklet chronic back pain that occurs when Valuable Booklet 1 one or mfre vertebra in Ihe spine Name weaken to the point of collapse. These I Address DEPARTMENT FOR compression fractures are seen mostly |Pr>one_( in elderly patients, A smaller number Suromi;, NJ 07901_ of such fractures result when a tumor _Call weakens the bone,. SELF-EMPLOYED In .voriebroplasiy. the bone Is strengthened by injecting it wiih a .fecial cement. It's ihe'same material PARENTS. thai orthopedic surgeons have used for many'years to secure artificial joints. Setf-wnpioyed familm need «rf-employmftnt benefits, in New "This i*.» perfect match between Overlook and ihe community it SEEING IS BELIEV1N . jersey, our individual health care plans' give you one of the state's serves." explained Pr. Adam Hechl, largest physician networks. Extensive prenatal care, well-baby Overlook's on-site iniervetitional neuroradiologist. "Our area serves an care and your children's immunizations are elderly patient population and we will ' covered. And if you need it, help Is just a call be able to provide relief that they "To see dearly without glasses or contact lenses away on our 24-hour Health Information Line. CIGNA Healthcare can't find elsewhere. Personally, it's . one of the more satisfying procedures is one step short of a miracle." • information, call 1-800-465-3084. A Business of Caring, . thai ] do, to see a patient who couldn't even walk before, .being able to get up and move around within a few hours." Join the thousands of satisfied patients who have had Tiie jpaio thai results from a com- LASIK surgery. Gall today to learn more about the - , pression fracture can'be excruciating. In severe cases, it confines an other- exciting benefits of Laser Vision Correction and wise healthy person to bed or to a schedule a free consultation or seminar. wheelchair. Until vertebrosplasty *os developed just a few years ago, the only way to relieve the pain was bed (973)467-1810 resl and milgesics such as Tylenol 3, which includes the narcotic painkiller, codeine, • Once a compression fracture has MARANO EYE CARE CENTERS • been diagnosed by an orthopedist or neurosurgeon. the patient- can be Roseland • Millburn • , Newark referred to Overlook for treatment, Because the entire procedure uses the latest imaging technology, there is no need for an incision. After the patient receives a local, anesthetic, the radiologist inserts a, needle into the bone and injects a dye Now you can enjoy into it. The dye shows up on a fluoro- seope, so the radiologist can track (he unlimited earning power! resl of the process wiih pinpoint accu HEW SOCIAL SECURITY RIOUUTIONS PUT racy, Using the game needle the MSLUMH ON THE AMOUNT YOU CAN EARN WHILE STILL . .radiologist carefully injects a COLLECTING YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFIT medical-grade) cement directly into the bone. When the right amount of cement is in place the radiologist ; have a place for i withdraws the needle and the proce tiure is complete.' 1 • Cashiers • Produce •] The cement hardens within 15 I • Dairy • Grocery • 1 minutes. After a rest of two to four hours in a recovery room, the patient t Part lime Schedules All I can sii up with the help of the radiolo- . gist, then stand and move around AI Mugs, we believe if we treat you with respect, Patients are ready to leave Ihe bos- you'll treat our customers Kith respect! pilal right from the recovery room hinp Super MirHel* m«!c* \gu lu eyplofe i career opp<>mmii\ uitli unlimliid Some report an .immediate cessation posiMim. »e Overlook, Cencom lead in 911 training ' WEIGHT CONTROL Institute Overlook Hospital, a member of The CenCom curriculum goes fa parents. To help children learn how to Center of New Jersey; the Valerie Atlaniic Health System, welcomed its Phen/Fen is gone but other safe F.D.A.. Approved beyond llie minimum requirements call 911. CenCom staff has developed Center, a pediairic oncology cancer medications, tested over 20 years, can help you lose weight firsi overseas students to its 911 train-, for passing written certification an elementary school outreach prog- program; The Children's Medical ing program this month. Nabeel Ali right now. examinations, including an extensive ram. Ii includes a slide show and tele- Center of Atlantic Heatih System; a •M.D. Supervised *Eat Regular Food -Adults & Teenagers and Munlher Aljalahmah, both of amount.of in-class practice and role phone simulator, so children can prac- Chest Pain Center; the Same Day Kuwait, are in the United Slates to playing. The instructors are exper- tice making "real" calls. Surgery Center and Hernia Center; receive certificaiion in handling 9tl ienced dispatchers from CenCom. Winner of the 1999 New Jersey and a Wound Care Center. Overlook MERIDIA NOW AVAILABLE calls and in managing emergency dis- Short Hint Rd. 22 Midlson Ave. CenCom is right next to the class- Governor's Award far Performance also provides a Medicare-certified LtvlnjWon Paranui ' patch systems. room, so students can observe the dis- Excellence — the highest state honor home care and hospice program, as 973-T40-1M9 2O1-S87-7655 • "We are always looking (o improve patchers in action handling real.calls. an organization can receive for qual- 'ell as mafer •s and ci ical our system." said Aljalahmah. a Qual- And. because students come from ity and performance — Overlook care services to high-risk newborns at ity Assurance Officer for Ermrgency diverse police departments all over Hospital is an Atlantic Hvalth System llie new Frank and Mimi Walsh Medical Services in (he Kuwait the state, they offer a mix of different 490-bed major teaching hospital in Maternity Cemer. Healih Ministry. "We'll take what we backgrounds and experience to each Summit. Home of New Jersey's first learn here, bring it.home, and com- other. stereotaetic radiosurgery program for pare it with our operations." One frequent type of situation the treatment of cancer, Overlook's look's CenCom program Aljalahmah, Ali, and two other siu- handled by CenCom is young child- specially services'include the Neuros- Atlaniic. Health System dents in Overlook Hospital's 91] ren calling in for sick and disabled cience Institute and Brain Tumor AHS-9580. management course are undergradu- SPEAK teemed by Oitu-Man Poon HO. FA/LP. and Felta; Woolridi M.D. MAP. ates in llie Emergency Health Ser- vices Program ai George Washington Board Certified pediatricians University in Washington, D.C. The TREATING A FEVER three-week course includes selling up Seniors matching wits A lever needs to be treated only if it Lowering ii by only a degree or two will emergency dispatch systems, moni- maKes the. child uncomfortable. A child make the child more comfortable, wiih a low-grade fever, less than 10VF. is We. know flow important your toring the systems, and quality assur- usually comlortanie and can t» let! alone, children's hea.ir.ii (o you, and it ie ance. Overlook's relationship with (he For higher lemperaiures acetaminophen important io us too! Children can become university began in the 1970s when or ibuproten can be used in the easily frightened when ihey are sick and recommended doses for me child's have to be examined. At NEW JERSEY Overlook participated in a study to weight. The only exception is a child HEALTH CARE SERVICES located at lest and refine the standard questions younger than 6 years old who has a 27B0 Morns Ave.. Suite 2A, Union, we that 911 dispatchers ask of callers. history of seizure as a result of lever. In take ihe time to make each patient Overlook Hospital is the only hos: such cases, we have to be more comfortable beiore an examination. If you' aggressive, with fever management, do not have a pediatrician and would like pital in New Jersey that offers 911 Another method to bring the lever down to sctwdule en appointment, cat! (90S) training on a regular basis. The prog- is batfting the child in luke warm water. A 687-3300. Most major insurance plans ram began three years ago when Cen-. child does not nead to reach a 96.6'F iral Commuhicaiions Manager Gareth reading io feel bel Williams and his staff realized thai Overlook's 9il dispatchers are a Com is a regional emergency medical dispatch center covering a wide infor- mation resource. CenCom is also one of the busiest medical emergency dis- ANDREWJ.ANISKO,M,D, patch'systems, in the state. ft handled BOARD CERTIFIED IN almost 90,000 calls in 1999.. INTERNAL MEDICINE In less than three years, CenCom courses have become the standard of Cornell Half Recreation Assistant Aridrea Zinze, left, waits as resident Louise excellence in New Jersey; and have Wehman, right, chooses a question category during 'Trivia Challenge 2000' when received national recognition. Cen- Cornell Hall Nursing and Rehabilitation Center residents matched up against resi- .ANNOUNCES" . Com now trains almost 300 students dents from sister facility,. Ashbrook Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Scotch . yearly, most from police departments Plains. Residents gathered at Cornell Halt in Union and selected questions from THE OPENING OF HIS ihroughow the stale. The four stu- several categories including superstitions, music, famous animals, holidays, clo- dents from George Washington. Uni- thing, television, government and nature. 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FedEx- CUSTOM CRITICAL seeks straight Advertising, Circulation, Photography slaffers FORCE. . - •; DRAFTING/CLERK TRAINEE- truck/ owner-operators. We offer excellent pay needed. Contact liz Hagen at 609-4064600. Medium sized contracting firm seeks office , - CaUNowl! STRUCTURAL , per mile, cash advances, paid permits, group tax 609-406-O30O. eraoBnanjpa.org manager lor A/P, AM, scheduling and word raies for truck insurance and more! processing. Strong/ PC skills, excelent bene- 1-800-564-8911 AIRCONDITIONING/Heai/ng Service.Install- 1-600-323-9256 • fits. MED/DENT, VAC/ holiday, sick leave, and ers and Helpers. Experience necessary. Year MEDICAL ASSISTANT. West Orange MD 401K. Send resume. P.O.Box 125. Livingston, round. Good pay, benefits, etc Can Springfield IMMEDIATE OPENING/HIGH Office, tun tone Monday-' Friday, wnpuler FILE CLERK, phone contact run errands in necessary. Medical knowledge. Salary com- NJ 07039 or lax 973-364-1935. .' • Healing 973-376-5000 or fax resume SCHOOL local area, must have car Good salary. Fax . 973-379-55*. mensurate with experience. 973-669-1111 or DRAFTING REQUIRED. CAD DRAFT- resume lo Debbie K., 073-376-0160. • Fax 973-292-2711. PARKING ATTENDANTS. Flexible hours; day, . evenings, and weekend shifts available. Good ING EXPERIENCE A PLUS. 'AIR CONDITIONING/ Reliosraiion Mechanic MEDICAL ASSISTANT wanted for busy, doc- money, perfect second job. Can start part time to work on Cascade Systems and environmen- EXCELLENT BENEFITS. lot's office. Must have experience and reler- then work full time In summer. Possible $3000 tal rooms. Excellent wages and benefits. Fax to $5000 by Labor Day. Must be 18 plus and FAX RESUME TO: 908-688-7960. GOVERNMENT POSTAL Jobs. Up to $18.35 ences. Part lime. Please call. 373-571-9250. resume 908-359-2406 or call: 90a-353-7707. haw car. Call 973-376-4726 after Ham. ADMINISTRATIVE hour. Hiring for 2000. Free application/ MEDICAL BILLING DRIVER COVENANT transport. Coast to Examination information. Federal hire- FuU AM Newspaper Delivery Buty Ophthalmology prattle* In northern PART TIME or full time Shampoo Assistant as Coast runs. Teams star) S.42- $.45. S1000 benefits. 1 •800-598-4504. extension 1405. . Available in New Providence, New Jenwy M«ka • highly motivated, per- soonasposslble: Flexible hows, great location, ASSISTANT . SummH & Berkeley Heights (B^ CSX) 7 day. -.Fee. •• (ontbf* MhJUwl for tful! «mt poiHtoTi, ers. For expenenced drwers and owner opera- . Union Center Can Lisa; 906-964-1425. . Auto Zone, a Fortune 500, NYSE Earn up lo $1.000/month GOVERNMENT POSTAL Jobs. Up B $16.35 • 'medical bilfer. Medical billing and compu- tors. 1-600-4414394. For graduate students. ter exptriwica required. Eipartonce with Good car a mustl hour. Full benefits: No experience required. *~ listed compariy with more than $3^ Call: 908-687-3244 Medical Uanagar helpful. Pkww fax retume' Free application and inlormaiion to: 973-912-0800. billion in sales, has an immediate ATTENTIONI WORK from home. Earn an extra DRIVERS. ORIVERS 4 0/0 wanted! Van & 1-868-726-9083 extension 1700 opening for an Administrative $500-51500 month pan time. $2000-S4.500 flatbed opportunitiesl CDL training available! 7;00am-7:00pm CST.. . Great Pay and Benefits, consistent miles, late MEDICAL BILLER, S15-S45/ hour. Country's Assistant at our regional office; In month, full time. Call 732-493^552. model assigned, equipment, job stability. Ash GOVERNMENT POSTAL Jobs. Up to S18.35 most established MecfcaV Dental billing soft- ' NJ. ATTENTION: WE pay you 10 loss weight. 40 about our $1000 sign-on bonusi hour. Now Hiring for 2000', free caB; application/ ware company seeks people to process claims • 1-800-800-7315. Must meet age requirements. people needed. Doctor recomendeU Perma- examination information Federal hire- fun ben- from home. Training provided. Must own com- SEEKING AN ESTABLISHED, Applicant must have excellent nent weight toss. 873-669-9697. (we-mff). elils. 1-800-598-4504 exlension.16O5(B-6pm puter. Can 1-600-797-7511, extension 322. written and verbal communication ' e.sx 7 days). MEDICAL BILLER- Great income potential! INSTITUTIONAL FIXED AVON PRODUCTS. Declare your indepen- DRIVERS: NORTH American Van Lines has skills and be proficient with dencel Control your own income. Set your own tractor bailer 48-state hauling opportunities lor INCOME SALES PERSON Microsoft Word and Excel. Ideal schedule. As an Avon representative you caB owner operators. Minimum of 3 months experi- Ihe shots. Let's talk. Call 638-942-4053. ence required. Call 1-800-348-2147, Depart- FOR A GROWING FIXED applicant will be able to type at kttst 40-50 wpm, have excellent menlNJS. - experience. Call J> MEDICAL BILLING. Great earning potential! INCOME DEFT, ATA BANKCAHD PROS. Experienced only, leads, HOUSEKEEPER/CAREGIVER Live-in posi- organizational Skills, and be able 16 98% approval rale. 100% lifetime residuals. DRIVERS — NEW Pay Partaosl OTft 6 • Noexperienc»nec«sary,Fultrajnino/compu- NASD/MSRB/SIPC New T7P S300. Guaranteed Leasing from month experience- .3OfcpmTopPay. .40/cpm. tion available for energetic English-speaking ter required. Ton Free 88B-660-66M ext 4409. handle multiple tasks with minimum personto tak e care of our Mo boys ages 5 and .0285. 1-600-537-8741.. ExL912. ReglonaL' 36/cpm. I fttw# program. New/ Usedf MEDICAL .DATA Entry. New computer with : MEMBER FIRM. supervision. • MS. Carriers. 1-800-231-5209 EOE. 12. Driver's license necessary. AH household chores and errands, own room w»i tv and air BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT-PfT WE AM AFULL SERVICE BROKER- comStioninfl. Days. 212-465-2104; Eves and DEALS) ESTABUSHB) W l«8, Auto Zone otters competitive Weekends 973-378-3664. '. Morris Avenue (Union) insurance Agency. DRIVERS RELOCATE) FROM NYC TO CHATHAM. HI. salaries .and lull benefits package needs bright person lor fuUy computerized OTHER OFFICES IN CHCAGO AND including life, health, dental and emptoyee-ortenlea bookkeeping office. Some Local taxi Service is seeking full/part FLORBA. OUR TRANSACTIONS ARE vision insurance, company funded bootteeping/computw experience helpful. Will CLEARED THROUGH A LARGE, HKSHLV train. Hrs. appro*. 10-230, 20 testate. Call tiro help. Several positions avail- RESPECTED NYSE MEMBER FIRM. pension plan, 401k, stock purchase 908-687-1133. Leav» name and telephone I able. Good pay and steady work. Call ADVERTISING SALES QUALJFIEOINDMDUALS WILL WORK plan, and much more. For on ext 112 or E-mail hiwnObfcwfcoom trnfiwdiateconajdefalion.pteaselax CAHEGIVERS NEEDED part time mornings/ resume and salary history to 906- afternoons, or hi bme lor the eWerty. FlexMe DRIVERS WANTED! No experience neces- Worraij Community N$wspapers is looking 354-3560, or mail to: hours. Non medical companionship, .home CDL Cl A (ii idd A care, and eWerty related errands. Salary $7150/ Auto Zone Regional Office hour. No caflrfication:required. Free training for experienced and aggressive salespeople . provided. Driver's Bcwis* and car required. EARN $530 weekly dtstnbuino phone cards. C/OAzeemSikandar Home Instead Santo Cafe; 906-653-9600. No experience necessary. Futf partfine. Ca H for outside and inside sales. Earning 216 Rahway Avenue CLERICAL/PART TIME t-800-362-7662- • • : potential commensurate with experience.. Elizabeth, NJ 07202 Manufacturing Company In Hlllil*, NJ, Earn Extra Cash (Full Tims) testing consumer currently Meking part timt clerical products. Short visits required. Call Barbara, perwn for typing, tiling, & general 908-810-1160. Call for appointment (908) 686-7700 tftlc dutlMwhH son* computtr •xperiencM. 2M0 hrs ptt mek (fiwdbto), FaxJMUl rMurn* Cdmon tfsA COMPOSITION DEPT. 100 Central Anmn, HBIilde, NJ 07205 A free press . Fix:. 908-436-2424 PART TIME CLERICAL . We are a group of weekly is the strength behind democracy, DATA ENTRY CLERK Position requires, knowledge of data-base* newspapers with an plfice in mail merge & various other office skills. Good Maplewood looking for a person to At Worrall Community Newspapers, reporters team whal MarSno salary. Company paid benefits. Send assemble (paste up) newspaper ii lakes to become-good reporters. Why? Because •pages/ ' - . .' reporting for one or more of our weekly newspapers Human Resources Director Approximately 21 hours on means, becoming involved in the communities we serve. ».--•••• w w • • VANTON PUMP & EQUIPMENT Tuesday and Wednesday, • .' . From news stories lo features, from council .coverage to 201 SwwtJand Avenue Experience helpful, but not police blotters, from community events to the Board of SSIFIEDAOLINE . ' HiBshJe, NJ.07205 required. Entry level position. Call 1 E-mail: mWavannon.com Education, reporters are the eyes and ears of all of our CLOTHING BIN Monitor. Extra cash lor spare foran appointment SlUkCALL time. Person to check clothing deposit bfns in . (973)763-0700 Worrall Newspapers, which publishes IS newspapers rvjug 26 tt HiBsMe. Call 732-274-0464. or send your resume to openings for reporters in its Essex and Union County regions.. If you thick you COMPUTER CLERK needed, day Production Director have what it takes to be a reporter, send resume and clips to Ray Worrall, P.O. Good pay and perks. Wi.train. 9T- Box 3109, Union, NJ., 07083, or faxto (908) 686-4169. exteottoh 475 or B88-55ft9664. Worrall Community Newspapers SELECTION #8100 CONSTRUCTION- GUTTER installers. SmaH Be part of a company whose mission is to preserve democracy. Union company. Experience helpful but wi P.O. Box 158 Worrall Newspapers is an equal opportunity employer. train. Must have vaRd driver's harm Start, Maplewood, N. J. 07040 hvnedfately 908-686-3597. PAGE B14 - THURSDAY, MAY 11, 2O00 UNION COUNTY CLASSIR6O HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE CARPENTfiY GUTTERS/LEADERS FART TIME Counaalors or Job Ttalnefs is SALES. f UJ. ilme/ part time positions avail' WOLFF TANNING Best tin al rumel Buy JOE DOMAI CUTTERS/ LEADERS, CManM and Ruirad a&sai people win development disabilities able. Paint tails. Call Mik* at Sipersieins, ANNOUNCEMENTS d/reet ana sevel Commercial HomtUnHi from " Repairs Leal SerMns initaUed inttaUitlon. wltn independent Mrtg or wort ikllii, fiewaro^ 908-466^814 Between 9am4pm $195 LOW MonWy Paymemt Frtt Color ' 90S-233'4414 or J73.359-1200 Ketton tna fSb oHerins extent™ txpanenei. Drive's- Ceiatoo Call bdav 1-800-US-nia Services • , lieen*i required Various scnedutts ivaiuw* .' SALES PERSON WANTED lowerktt a healthy Great lor eolHoe student or olhers OUR environment, Mutt bt earl mott/aled, outgoing, 8 WORDS * 11 MILLION homw • Qltst GUTTERS-LEADERS HOUSE. INC.flOB-4M-aO03. ixtlnsio n 125 ana great wtm people..Salary, commission and rnuttsU! You can market your product to 11 QARAGEffARD SALES UNDERGROUND DRAINS 1 bonuses. Call dene at World ot Fitness mHlun households mroughou! Norm America .BATHrTOOMS'6ASEMENTS PART TIME wottflfia! opportunity Warn CRANFCflD, U John SVMt (off North Av- Thoroughly cdinM, .flushed, auppoflivi work environment Monoay-Thurc- 973-743-7557; ffl» remma, 873-.W-0MB, by ptacino your ciasoHWd as.ln nearly BOO repaired, replaced, SCIENM TEACHER tor grades 34 at small surburban nawspgpers <*• this one lor only enue), Crartlord mutti- Itmty, Saturday, May 0 JOB TOO SMALL Ofl TOO URGE. , day, 9,00am-2 30pm, hrtedeieetlenicomputer i3th. 9.00am- S:oopm, antlqu* We, ixefdie independent scnoot In Snort Hills, NJ. Petition SB95. One phone .call on* Irwxct, on* low AVERAGE HOUSE $40470 and- Interpersonal lUUs Sena resume, salary 1 ' payment is all It takes Call the Suburban equipment, rtoutawtrts, 6dme«, ttyi, baby requirements to Personnel Committee, Temple ' Is lult-lime end starts Sepumoi'2000 Strong Hems, and.more, Something tor everyont. All dibni bagwl from abova. content knowledge in physical and biological Classified Advertising Network lai-on-demand Slu'irey Staiom, 78 Soutn Ssnnglieio Av- lervice at 600-356 •2061 All Roofs and Suttan Repaired enue, Spnopfiatd, NJ 07081 • sciences and in ability to design hands-on, CftANFOflD, E PITTSRELO SW*,(Ne* Av- , Don Antontill Mark Main, 973-228-4965 . age-appropriate K* aHMiles essential. Posi> enue to Orchard St). Friday, Miy lith: ROYAL LINOLEUM & RUG CO. Itsn also tnvgtvw assliunt leaching in Main BUY NEW Jersey tor $3491 The New Jersey 9sm.ipm, Saturday, May t3lti, PART-TIME 'Press Association can plue your SS-word J NED STEVENS Hasses to grtoes 5 and G. Personal wattles S00am-ii:00«m. N»me • —"• CUSTOMER oesired inwiwi Ttembuny, TWOUF US 'uine W and clisslfled ad In over 150 NJ newspapers ' Fernowl Brand CarptU • GUTTER CLEANING ftroughoji tne stste- a ccmbined circulation of. AmBe0 SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES •ESTATE I Armetrona •'*?£**''' 1-8&5424267 ' an ability to relate we" to WsW-to iweNe-vear- ever 2 minion household*. Call Dune Trent at S44 VorMown Road (Pan-l.me.SD nouffwsek. Saturdays a must! olds Fan cove' letter and resume to Mattnew NJPA al eoM0S4600 extension it or email * FREE IrWftLLATION • Havt n»r Stas NEXT DAY SERVICE Auisi customer, process orders/oiia entry k [Salem Rd to Meade lo S44 YorMowm Rg.) Gould. Far Brook SWoot at S73'370-674O, dtrententpiorj tor more information (Nation, flendy For FREE ESTIMATE, Shop it home. $35475 otrwr relates outies wairng is trim Bnam aWorpnone 873-379-34*2- wise Biace^era available! individjats wiin good communiaiion skills Saturday May 13th, 10am-2pm Noearlybirds, Average HOUM Bilingual (EngMh/Spaoiin) g plus ii iniersiteo, SECRETARY NEEDED lull time lor usn only Everything must go- cNna, crysial, VISA 908-9644127 MC Futl/ Insurtdi 7 DAYS . siive', maple dining room set with sate lag u»e please apply in person or fax return* is, construction' develapmem company located In , ... ENTERTAINMENT "" Miltoum Must be experiences in WORD, & Windsor cnairs, lamps, console TV, couch, POPULAR CLUB chgns, coiiectiBles and much more, One day HEALTH k FITNESS*"^ ' Roseltt Supping Center BtCEL and Bookkeeping Call S73.376't«S WHAT TIME does the mov.e sun' Call • CLEANING SERVICE Monday. Ffidaj, 9sm-5pm SSO Raritan Road 90S-6Be-oS9S tm 317S mfosaurce ts'a Si MEDICARE RECIPIENTS uiing a Nisullter BEV MAID Service specialize in cleaning ' Machiml Stop plying full phce lor Aleutirol, • Roulte, HI 07203 hajr a ojy voice mlomanon serv.a Calls ere t*f« il witnm \w local esTlino area ESTATE SALE condat, apartment*, hornet and tmaii offices, Atrovent, «K, solutions Mtdlotn will pay lor PAX* (80e>24i-6IM $42 Prospect St ' moving m..moving but, sstiifaction guaranteed them We ttll Medicare lor you ano ship directly Equal OppoiuniTy Employer STAND OUT MaplewQOd loH South Orange Avenje) Call 873-7t>60fa. to your door MES-A-SAVE 1 -BM).S3B-9W9 Fnday-Saiijr-uy, S:30arrv4.0Oam e>wnslon 21D • Does yous »o need a Irhlie more attention YOii HELENE-S CLEANINS Service • Retidential "''RETAIL MERCHANDISER un create Ad-Impact by usmj larger type Leie Victorian fumHgre Including inlaid eabinti, and Commtrdal Oearang. Once, Oecwional This Typ* fn« is ADOPTION ARE you pregnant Don't knon PART-TIME, 25 fiouriAveek . wnat to ao' We rave many families waiung to oookcaaa, eis. Edaon eyUnoer macnine, vica; or Regular Weaning Move W Out Specials. HEATING ' aaos: VOJ' chiW, Please can 1^00-745.1210., UWnj rrucWue, Uartle i oolumn Frencn We iKW Vlia, MC, .American lamr < Da*. Jone4 & Company. pjoltsher ol Tne Wan »sk tor Mj'O o> Giona We can nelp' cto«c Miniature wood docks. Colonial orsnd- www,0eani ng-tervice.com 1 •S77435 3637 QUALITY AIR Conditioning a Heating, Inc. tamsr CIOCK-1 Carved sofa trarm ana mitcning (Meiene) ___^^ Oas. iieim, hot water and not air heat ' Street Journal, fas in immediate pal-time 12 Point 1 openinj lor a ReW Mirehsndiser lo eow trie SEALTIFUL NUDIST Swim Club m yogi back- cna.rs Uving room, dining room, baoroom Humldintra, circulators, zone valves, nr clean. yard Urge raaiea pool, hot Mb, Huna, tun 'orwtufe China oaBinete, Watchmaker's w*m 1 CeiPti Ne« J*mty susuros eased 1 em Call S73-467-0SS3. Sprlnafllld. NJ Inn, iowi laivAts Fv lamihW eoupiet Derv^i TRAINS Dolls, toys Depression glass from our Pan Lee, Hi office 14 Point Membership is iimiteo. 80B-647-2310 Collection m bells Avon Craft Items • Sooks Kitutentvare Tools Houie and garage ve HOME IMPROVEMENTS Respo.TSi&illt*s irdude monitoring newspaper picked, sales ai retail (octt&ns (ooweraence storat), oiao"is. s^a Improving poini-ol.sale displays at BIBLE _ .. Inttali ??\2i, Issitme: iookinj lot retail outlets arc 18 Point I EVBHYTHma. • t MESSAGE GLEN RIDGE, 12T Unden Avenue, May 13tn. 9 for your Ifome Tne Bible teaches mat S*tan tt The Greatest 9 30im-s,00pm .Furniture, sofa, cnairs, wafi or business. POLISH CLEANINQ Service: Houttt, Apart- veroal communication sKills required "Deceiver ens Liar*and njve distorted trte word urw, Ufiles, children's Items, POOKs, art want, diferv; ara'o: retail1 enpenenoi ere of God, ana changed Gods drvlne Pantrri and ments, Offices. Free Estimatu, Excallint Re- lerrea MJII ravl own car Hours. Barrh2pm T*aeiM-ias from tne beginning until now (Gen lerenoei Call 873-371-9212, 24 Point 31.5:2 C^ n IMS) HILLSIDE, £49 Fitzpatnck SlfM! (off LJMrty SUBURBAN BUILDING SERVICES We o»er a compefflwe hourly uliry, mileage Avenue), Frtay, Saturday, May 12th- I3th. Add Impact oy, usmj larger type • asu' ou^ we "Modem Day Ptfiteeomi- Praftialonal Window Cleaning •A JC+HN Of Ail Trader, Inlenor Painting. t'mSursemem (W an exoelient benefits pack Clissified Repfssentative tor the rype fw ism inHuanj the •TV Religious hypocrites, Lawn mowefj women aolhei, vanefy of Hems • as* (oer nours worked) along witn tne oppor Carpet CHanlng R«ur« Rialictd, Own Hung'And Muen Mould like tor you' as. • fake tieaiers. 11:, are the works ot Satan and' KENILWORTH, 21BOYD Terrace, Friday, M*y ReafdantlaV ft Commereltl Monll! CallJarin, B08-241-6606 tji-fy lor aOt'ansemeni Piease forward youi For low oosi peopK-lo-peooit •dvamttng oet his Servant; (Man7,IS, ££-£3) t2tn, 900am-300pm' Multi Famiif. Btty resume win saury reauiremem to into tne Oassriied Pages Can-aoo-sw-Ban Tnt Bm tiasnes failure to discern trie truth Hews, clothes, much more' No eany birds CUSTOM REPLACEMENT from eior * Faul MAPLEWOOD, 2S JACOSY Street, Friday. Dow jones i Company TEACH IN Fon Uuderoaie, 1300 teaoners 908-587-1420 We oHer BASIC BIBLE STUDIES FREE. Saiuroay May 12tn, 13ffi, 9am-4pm, Gigantic Roofs, Sidings, Siaft™ Dep: CWReai: needed m a vanery of subjects Local Tn6.nei 1 11 you hav* a Blbie Question moving sale, 1986 Saab, tumtture. linent,' P 0 is. 300/ Bog 3 Reeotitmeoi Fair. May 25th Information avail- Pisast call 90S'9M-635S Windows, Decks, Prinotton, NJ, 08W3 able el tvwiv.broward MI fl.UitrowanJfeacflef Harry Persaua. Evangelist senmg machine, tables, folding beds, cryttal, CLEANUP/RUBBISH REMOVAL FAX' 60S-4S2-3300 pr call T-9J4-785-J76S KotheSi itwtlry, eootfna pott, good Buff, Additions Equal Opportunity SmpioyS' DOSOTHV'S HOROSCOPE i Tsrot Csrd TIRED OF THE CLUTTER? TELEMASKETINa, PART nme, na lelnnj, Point It out, we'll haul ii away, and Iti eon*1 f> Reaainos Sp'ruuai Advisor. Palm, Tarot Card, ROSELLE, 214 EAST 7th Avtnut, Friday May PATTERN AND Stmp>e Maker. NgWy e>pe twiirty plus bonuses, evening hours Call Mary Aura, Past Lff» S Millenium Readings Avail- i9ln,.Slturaay Mi/ Kith, 8:OO*fn- 4:00pm, no Cellars, Oarages, Yards, Entire Homes, etc 973-275-1888 or flay at 905-851-9640 lences m .yasng sail, single needle, anc able far Parties & Gatherings 908-34S-7701 earlytlrds, Furniture, appliances, oolieetiwes. marrow macrtna Must be mptrt in better suit) ARTIE'S CLEAN-UP TSLEMARKETIN&' PART bme. Earn 'up to as W' WesHield Avenue. Rose tie Park. and much more LOWEST PRICES! arts greases Full and pan time nours, benefit. 1 DOES YOUR HOUSE Call 973-379-7711 MWeen f?00 and 6 00pm $100 per A hour shift All snttg available Cal' Special Hall off »ny .reading witft this ad. . SOUTH ORANGE. 50 Warren Court, near Senior Discounts 1 •BM-5-J2-0Z57 NEED A FACE-LIFT? itn for RM ERiCAKANEwhal are youupto?Rndbutl Call South Orange' Avenue. M , Reliable' Courteous Service 1 90S-6BS-9a9S, eH. 3250, Inlatourct Is a !4 lOam-ftpm, To Benefit u, Li POSTAL JOBS W.323 00 year Now. ninrta. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY seeks 1 See coupon in Busineti i Service Directory energetic person lor olice dtneal duties. Must nouradayteiephoneinformatlonservlDe.Calis CALL no experience . paid training, p/eil benefits are tree wttwn your local calling area SOUTH ORANGE, 21 Walnut. Court,. Friday, De computer literate ano knowledge ol araount- tOS-2214002 or 973-M14S41 Ca" for lifts, 7 days QOO-429.3660 en J200. ing a plus Cranlord ares. Send fesume, Box Saturday May 12th, 13th 84pm- Spring Bisrt- NlBonil Resource . •SIB, C/O Wonll Newspapers, P.O Box 159, PSYCHIC MRS. "D" ing sate, fumitgre, booka, clothing, brie a brae , Frank's PRESCHOOL HEAD Teacher needed for fan ' Mapiewood, NJ 07040, Tarot Card & Crytial Readings SOUTH ORANGE, 21 Riggs Place, Saturday, COMPUTER SERVICES 1 Painting & Handyman Service program Early efuldnood experience and Ju< 1 • ' I can nelp 'ailing relationships. May 13th; 10:00am-300prn AmaSng Silt! date knowledge necessary Send resume to WANTED A lew good men. Full Hire' pan time 1 will help you find your true soul mate, and Country pine dining room table, night stand, THE COMPUTER Tutor 'Beginners a Spe- Small Job Specialist HGNS, Congregation B'Nn Israel, 16CMitlBum to work wtth a dtvebpmenuirv disabled man in guide you in love, money, and hesilh matters Great suti. cialty* Training available In me convenience of Avinui, MillBum, NJ 07041 nil Union homi. Must bl canng and flexible. your home or office, MS WordWordperfect, Interior • Extirigr - Repairs . Day, evenings and weekendi. Valid NJ driver1* 908-789-3043 Exceflotus, Internet/E-Mail, OulckerV Quick- Window*.• GUBI Riplacernent • Carpentry Free sample raiding by phone PROGRAM LEADER warned tor parenf child •license required, Call Donna at 732-565-1109 Books 973-S3&-2862. . Fully Insured Free Eabmalas Available lor Sodal Gatherings UNION ennsnment and preschool and youth gymnas- WAREHOUSE WORKER, Full time/ part time. ts cim.MusflM outers and arwroilis, able, 38 years In WesHHId, NJ 1075 WEST CHESTNUT ST to usecfMtiviryiri lesson panning CeNRussal RckindpaCKorOers.tvtnings and weekends 973-762-4148 • OB Don or Brian: 90B4B6-56M. ' SATURDAY, MAY 13TH 908-241-3848 , 10:00AW- 4:00PM 1 Call 973-748-8053. RECEPTIONIST, ENTRY level lor Builder in WHEN REPLYING . GENERAL REPAIRS- Carpentry, Painting, Short Hills Answerphones,filing, A/PindA/fl , TO A UNION, 1175 REEVES Tempt, Friday and' Wallpapering, Plastering, Leaders, Sutlers, typing, light computer. Send resume with salary MISCELLANEOUS Saturday, May 12th, 13th, 9:00am- 5:00pm, ' IN • ' Windows, Doors, Roofing, All expertly done, Ho Job Too Small Free eiUmaies. Fully insured. requirements toti.H, P.O. Box 744 Short Hills, • UNION COUNTY lumlture, kids toys, bedding, and oUw house- INNOVATIVE CONSTRUCTION HJ 07078 or (an lo OH, 973-467-M53, hold itema, 908-382-3B70, CLASSIFIED BOX NUMBER AND RENOVATIONS • RECEPTIONIST FULL tirm for busy onhodon- •UNION 1351 OftANQEAvenut, Siturdiy.May •Kttcheni and Bathrcoma HOME REPAIRS tic office Heavy phone and computer ikllis. please address envelope to: FLEA MARKETS 13th, 9am-4pm. Househotd ilems, electric or- •Additions ind Alterations "Work Done Profesilonally for Less" Dentil experience and w-imguai a plus, flood Union: Qraoe Lutheran Church, 2222 Vauxhall n, ski muter exerciser, oil paintings, beiutl- •Roofing and Siding " V WalC S salary and benefit*, Call S7MT6-7131 be- Road. Saturday, May.13in, Bam.-Spm, ralndate, B deltas, coals and mens clothes, many, •Decks and Porches •Wood \.- tween lOflOarMlMOpm, Htt f« Chwyt D, or BOX NUMBER May 20th, Spaces S 15,00, Call 908-686-3965.. many men. .New Construction ... .tf Ejrtirtor tomuiW-W; 973-376-1889, . • Free Esttmaiei •Tile Repain and Morel Worrall Newspapers VAUXHALL. SI. Paul Calvary CrturcD, 2780 UNION, 1853 Portsmouth Way, Saturday May RECEPTIONIST, STRONG customer skills, 908-206-1936 Free Estlmalei Joa, 908-355-5709 typing, computer Skill*, Way twttchboird, well P.O. Box (58 Vauxhill Road, Saturday, May t3th,eam-4prri, ! 3th, 9:00am- 4:00pm. (ViuKhatl to Oakland lo organaed. Musi M a M H ttarttf, High school Miplraowl, NJ 07040 ralndati, 20ih, Vendors warned. No alcohol* Portsmouth), household Itemt, bikis, oeds- IDEAL cigarette! allowed pnada, baskets, mlsce.llaneous, diploma rtqulrtd, Minimum 1 ytar eKperience, CONTRACTOR Send reatjmi lo Andrtne Battle, WOflK AT homi. 6im S5CO-S6.000 a montli. UNION, 453 CLARK Plict (Morris to Colonial HOME IMPROVEMENTS 973-731-4S82, T in i MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE*"" lo Clark) Friday. Saturday. Sunday. May iStr., KITCHEN/ BATH CARPENTRY 13th, 14th, 10:00am-3:00pm, HOUSE SALEIf RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK, part tjmt. Doctor's faiwK""" " " ANTIQUE MAHOGANY dining II cmitil, U , MATTRESSES i& BOX SPRINGS falablt wfii by ibf uml j Firm i Twin $49; Full $59, CfcJ«n $69; King S79 nch STEEL BUILDINGS Sale: SOOQ+ ii»i, UIQ iprinjfh ami lump* o' liisn sni^n;^. Sec PUZZLE on Page B12 Futoni SI 69, OiybeKTi 1129 Complete As a, sof'ii, Ikynh measures WiuKfe taj bi)! 40x60x14, $9,B4S; ,60x76x14, $12,673; Union County A,1 FURNITURE 50x100xie, $16,330; 69x100x16, $18,076, Quillty Servlea st ReaionabU Rates 906-688-7354, Miniatoraoa t^uUdlnga. .40x160, 32 uniti. > inchea loogbf U incto wiJc by l\ inches loll, DBEID LIUl'H.II I LHJHI'l 1 Rt. n Wwt(Next to Shop Rlti)'' * • The plan incluitn »lep-byilep ilircciism »uli II SIS *i\ • Fraa brochurti Free Delivery tvltnln' 40 miln 87M174722 r.jdn. I'ull'iifC iracuuWc pullcms. uantlruulion JIII. ;^i»un«ngicom $rvm uml a (happlnu list mil cuKinu wficdalc unr.iu uwtiuu iiwuu ' Prane.Orders Mcegled REMNANTS,'VERY REASONABLEII Custom Window ShaMt, Pliau call Janet Decoratort, On-line Faui Sefib«di Pickiyc (Ms. CS6) • aaaaii lOumouLiti 1316 North Broid Strait, Hlllaldi. BUSINESS SERVICE ' T«proj«u™l,8i(l, 114,91 903-351-4966. . CaBHa (picture* humlrah af pwjwu),., »,i! IBUUKIU liULlMU Illlll I FIREPLACE Wood, Coma and UU'It - If, circle l«m(U, Inuluili your nimc, riLIUIJ UWCIULI E1DDQ STEEL BUILOINQS, Ntvar Put up.4Ox68 waa FIND IT UHW WMLJUII UIIUUU $8040, now $5060. 50X1 GO was S20.040, will copitr, taanntr, notary public, [JLJIOUMUUU UL1HUU Mil S9770, 800-292-0111, . . , ' , UWLHI [IWL1U STILL NEED a Compular? We Can Helpl 8 out • aooRS . Quick & Easy BUi:i[JIl UUIlllUHKl ol 10 Applloanla Approved, Crtdll Prcblemi ,.Or«u(80W82-U-8ILp OK, Naw Syiliro* on M» « Moniht Include!' VOUR AO OMM ippMr Iwi (w ti m* u UI.IUU wrjuuu r.iuiiLi Inlerwl Sarvlct, 1400-704*901, l«> par .«IC« lor mgn a.uiti O»r www.locUsource.cqm/ 3 'V []UL:I I iiuuuii LIIIUU ttottit/ oiHintd «Mnmwi wouH N ni ni •» r E.IZA9=TH STORE FOR RENT 55* ADULT COMMUNITY. AflorftaWf Wm« PRIVACY HEDGE: ArborvMe/ While Cedar ' V DmnpiEer Hutal dose 10 sn^re. PhilaieBnia, Hew York CHy. malurei into dense evergreen privacy or wind- LOOKING FOR tMMcDIATE OCCUPANCY Springdale Av- MAX SR.•-& PAUL CaU toil tree tor free" btoenure a« appoirrflnent. PEACE S QUIET' • ' d f fi Clt gtfV* preik. 3-4 loot tree S7BS each. K tree Heaniand Realty. Whinno, New Jertey minimum, eWpped UPS Discount Tree Farm •YOU FOUND IT'- 1-800-631-5509 ; ^_ eXS23B SCHOENWALDER Huge i bedroom avalUbtt at Quiet and charm ing location, select units with freshly ftrwvate ABLTTS STATE Unfl, 10 aeh«- 514,900. ESTABUSHEO 1912 krtcnen inoluding brand new apDlJancei, reno Woods held* tropny QSIS nunun^t Town road, vdea bithroom, fine narOwood fun, tosos o VACATION RENTALS survey. EZ leimsl |SM25>9277 SNY, INSTALLATION S SERVICE TILE otosei space, private parking 4 laundry on sit* •Lawn FaucetS*Surnp Pumps. Walk lo pgblc trsnsponatbn No pets Fro H!i.TON HEAT>-Vdla on beach. 1 bedroom ALL TYPES efmisortfy.Cwerete. bio*, Mr*. • DENiCOLO TILE Contractors Established .Toilels.Waler Heaters 5SS0 arid puilout queen sola bed, bunk beds. Pull stone, piaster, stucco, pavers, sidewalks, pa- 1935. Kitchens, BaiWooms, Repairs, GroutlnB. HOME FORECLOSURES, Low/ No .money •AJierations'Gas Heat refrigerator, dishwasher laundry on premises tios. Ill designs, waterproofing. Guaranteed STwwer Stalls, Tile Floors, Tut Enclosures 560 Wsitmlnliltr Avenue down! Low/ no credit riMCW! Take over very •Faucet "Repairs Free Estimate*, Fully insured. No job too. tmatl Oc«an View. Two pools. Near alt sporting work, teisonaOle pfiees. Call Mike. low payments, i-600-355-0024, «flint ion •Electric Drain & Svm Cleaning or too iarge, 90e-66e-5S50 , 908-355-3913 acuities and shopping. Weekly at 5700. Nons- 90a2<25S7 8593. • Serving the Home Owner moking. 973-325-23S5 Buiintsi & Induatry SPECTACULAR NORTH Carolina Waieifront- AUSUSTO CONSTRUCTION. INC- All forms TREE EXPERTS MYRTLE BEACH Oceari(ront Resort condos. ol Concrete Work Driveways. Patios. Steps. • 9DM8«-0749 Pools, playground, tennis. Day/ Week. May, Waierfront parcels £ lo 3 acres, undy snore- Li cense 3 Free Estimates. Fully insured. 464 Chestnut StreeL Union. NJ ' Bovie wa SURGERY co. NEWARK-WEEQUAHIC AREA June; Augustuses-S4QE; July S105-S630, Goll line, gorgeous sunsets, obstructed wiWivlews, limited * of paicels. A must seel 732-20MW. . __ Master Plumber's License t4iB2-*9645. ESTABUSHEO 1922 STUDIO 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS packages Irom S38J day. 1-600-334-8575; SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT . 1-600-446-1932' Southern-Strand Realty. 1-800-566-5263. ' ' Very spacious, nlce'qulat Building ind neigh- L WVAY coastaldevelopmsniiOOm DREW MASONRY. Steps, Pavers, Concrete TREE I, STUMP REMOVAL www.abievacatjons.corn. . tortwod. Ns«r trsnsporlaiion. Superidr serv« Work, Sidewalk), WalKways, Curbing. Ail Re- . PRUNINQ 1 1 program . pain ind Small Jobs Also Snow Removal. TREE SURGERY IN ON 8tT! SECURITY Very Reasonable Rates". Free Estimate; - - RICHARD Fully Intured 908-2B94024. . ALL ITS BRANCHES SECURE UNDERGROUND PARKING SCHOENWALDER Call Me. D. foremintment With approximately 500 GREY STONE Masonry All Concrete Work. SUpi, Palios, Stonework. Cnimneys. Senioi EVERGREEN LANDSCAPING 1 ROSELLE PARK, Studio modem apartment Disccunt, Fully Insured and Licensed. Free properties closed in 1999 90^6^635; M6 < TREE SERVICE Utilities and parking IncluSH, SS£5/montri. 1'/, Estimates M8-B20-0BK. • 21 SouthgaU Rd; New Providence months security. Available immediately. - •TIM & Stump Removal FA*, 1 4644687 • M1-W7-W4, ' . TERRY HOWELL Step*, Sidewalks. Palios, BONDED AND INSURED Re/Max United paid Brick Work, Repair Work. Concrete Wo*, FAMILY TRADITION SINCE 1912 . ROSEU.E PARK. Sludio tpertment, Himished. Drainage Work, Waterproollng. No Job Too •Lawns Sodding or Seeding Ideal lor 1 person. Heil Included. Private sate ( 1 Small eos<964.U2S •Top Sol"Mulch "parking. fSOQ, No pell. Call Between • Fences 01 AN Kinds ,12;00pn>a00pm. 73I-8M-S366 commissions to their realtors last year. 9734934009 MOVING/STORAGE . BECYCUrlG YOUR AD coutd appear nerc foe t« Wle as Free Estimate ' Injured 116.00 per wseK Call lor more details. Our Industrial Accounts Sennced - Would you like a piece of the pie? .. ALL TYPES ol moving and hauling. Problem Iflendly classified Sepanmenl wouW b« happy sorvlne'our specialty. Call nowl Kangaroo Men, MAX WHNSTEIN SONS, INC. to help you, Call t-800-S64-a»U, 973-228-2653. "We Hop To IF 24 nours HONEST WEIGHTS-BEST PRICES. 973480-2376, License PM 00576. Always Buying Scrap Metals RATES, FULLY INSURED join RE/MAX UNITED with a FREE ESTIMATES PAUL'S M & M MOVERS 2426 Morris Avc.(Nr. BumeI)Unlon HS-T3M712 Formerly 01 Yale Ave. ' Hillside, PM 00177 WOODSTACK 90S-686-S236/Since 1919 . Locil & Long 75x25% SPLIT Distance Moving TREE SERVICE Local Tree Company CALL 908-668-7768 BOOFIKG AH, Types Tree Wort and make no monthly payments at all Yes, no monthly payments Fre* Estimates, Senler Dlieounts 'SCMAEFER MO VINO, Reliable. Very low.. LOW, LOW RATIt rates, 2 hour minimum, Same Rales 7 Days, COMPLETE 90B-276-S7S2 Inured, Free Estimates Uc #PM00561. Call. ROOFING Anvtime, 908-W4-1218. / (SET ALL BENEFITS OF THE RE/MAX FRANCHISE All Work Done By Prateulorale WATEflPHOOFIHG Sell Your Home All Job* Inspected By Owrwr T BASEMENT? / GET ALL CALLS ON YOUR SIGNS, •Shingle pr/s PAINTING • d S P IN UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIEDS / GET ALL CALLS ON YOUR ADVERTISING ALL PRO Palming and Home Improvement. . •Tear Oft out, Walls Tlw ' pipes discntrged lo street Are you Bred of paying loo much and then being •Re-roof / GET PAID 75X25% AND MAKE NO PAYMENTS. dissatisfied with the wort done on your home? No small job or repair refused , Then cin ut,' all wor* it guaranteed and All work Quaunitedl CALL1-800-564-8911 Call Carlos Couto (908) 851-2323 payment It not accepted until you are satisfied. 908-232-7308 Don't Call ft* REST-Call We are liAy Inured, CM tor a free estimate. . Union County Essex County Hudson County 908-380-11K. ' OE BEST TO PLACE YOUR 1-800-786-9690 1961 Morris Ave. 164 Ferry St 264KeamyAv«. BORIS RASKIN Palming. Exterior/ Interior, CLASSIFIED AD Fully Insured. Free Ettimates. Reasonable Search your local ctatsl!l«ds Union Newark Ktarny Rites Beit Referenc P • onjM.inUmei , , CatetCouto/Maig Couto-Soteowwr, 973-5M-fl«3. nnp^/www.lecaliou 'ce.' YOUR AD ceuM pp Sie.00 per week. Call (or more dawns. Our Irtendr/ datuned depanment wouW tie nappy GAF CERTIFIED Quick Arid Convenient/ i? we ,w Can Fully Intured • FrM Etlimitee NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES FOR UPDATED RATES CALL INF080UKCE KW-8M-OT98 AMD DIAI. THE UNDER CODE O^FOftTHESELENtKRSONTICIMTERMETaWWWLBIDElSO«T«liriH»ETaWIIW.a»IIOICTOAOBIlFOXOIWWRRtUjm. i LARGE EAT-IN KITCHEN Boasting Living Room. Dining Room. Large EtMn KHotm, WASHINGTON SCHOOL Family Room, Fu9 Bath. Z Bedroomi and t Cat Qiragt. Lovely Cotonlal boasts Lfl w/lirepiace. FDR. EK «/pantry, 3 Completely Isnced yen), beautiful ov«ftiied deck, mUntmince) Bfl'l, 1 1fl B«tM, PWcn. fl« Room and 1 car attached garage. (ree landscaping., newer vinyl windowa and fool, U-4S30, Looe*dlrHrVa«*Mton»choolarea.IW53&K09.900. ' ... S139.900. . • • - BENDER COLONIAL LOVELY COLONIAL featunu 3 extra Large Bedrooms, targe Eat-In Kitchen, i t/z Tnls move in condition features 4 Bedroofm, LR, OH, E*t>ln ContMl Kndw* eeoccnlng riiKloMl hei whleh may apply. CMi. «ni TnaWOrrall Nwrtpeptr* M.urte no IlibUlly tor typojgrapli Battt*, Cental Air, OH Heat and beautifully maintahwcMenced Kttctwn, Sun Room, all natural woodwork and 1 ML eWW42MMS. R>M* an tapplM by Aa landers, around»;tWS34. $226,900, , . -. . • oarage. LM5*3. $185,000. UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED PAGE 816 — THURSDAY, MAY 11, 2000 AUTOMOTIVE BMW unveils its new 330x1 sedan AUTO FOR SALE The 33O*i made its world debui ai uncluttered driving environment. JEEP GRAND Cherokee United, 1398,49,000 the New York Auio Shpw signifying Instead of the1 usual array of buttons, nighway miiss, while wifti black leather Inarioi, loaded wild every option, $23,B00, two important milesiciries. This marks switches and levers, the dashboard 90S-918-1355. ,__ ' ihe.reiiilrodudlon of an all-wheel- houses only the starter button and UUCOUi TOWN CAR, Wick, $4,000 mitsa, drive sedan to the BMW line-up and light switches, A unique control knob ticoeilent condition. 20 flyntU Road, South the introduction of the all-new 3.0 -: with corresponding in-dash TV Oringe. doth top, loadeS, beige interior 763-0896. / liter 6-eylinder engine firsi seen in the monitor — resides in uSe center con- X5 3.0i to Uie 3 Series line. New York sole and operates several hundred, MERCURY GHAND MARQUIS, 1987. wflllt body, blue cioih top, S3.000 mites, one owner, was also the site of ihree- North separate functions for both the driver American dcnuls: an all-new M3 and passenger, 906-354-0032 . coupe; the Z9 gran turismo concept Information about BMW products NISSAN ALTIMA. 1994, black. S speed, low car;, and !he 2001 7-Series. is available to consumers via the S1,00O miles; new tires, new dutch, one owner, well maintained. Sagoo. Cell 909-272-6232 World Wide Web on (he BMW Home- NISSAN ALTIMA; 1994, black. 5 speed, low Using technology borrowed from .page ai www.bmv.'usa.einm. 51,0OtJmiies, new tires, new clinch, one owner, •ihe X5 SAV, ilis ?30i" combines the wall maintained. $7400, Call 906-272-6232 traeiion of all>wheel'drive with the SIIVERADO-B" NISSAN MAXIMA. 1989,110K. manual trans- driving spirit of lhe.3 Series. Traction mission 5 speed Sunroof charcoal grey • is enhanced with a version of Dynarn- S3.100 or best offer. At is 973-7&-2330. ic Stability Control, known as DSC- PONTIAC TRANS Am, 13B6.S.7TPI. auto/ air • AUTOMOTIVE condnioninB, power windows, locks, T" lop, X. developed specifically for atl- alarm, remote start. Supei dean. Asking wheel-drive*. BMW is the first and S35O0. beat offer. 831,' 608-276-3039. only manufaeiurer in ihe segment lo SAAB WOSE Turbo, 1996.5 floor, automatic, offer tin* cnmhinaiinn of all-wheel- AUTO ACCESSORIES arMn. tan leather, fully loaded. 46K miles, dnvt? and an glcctfonic stability con- TRUCK CAP: Kurrtnutn OR tSOe-sWer win- $16,000. 732-249-6872 {evenings) dows, fits en tun iia Ctwvmrti pickup tnnks irol program. With the. ail-new 3.0 SAAB 900 Turbo Convertible, 19B9- CMarcoal Make offer and lake It a wv Cali»0B-241-5E72 liier in-line sk cylinder engine pro- grey, leather Interior, automatic, CD, alarm. 36.000 miles. AsKinfl $11.QQQ. 973-7E3-133C1 ducing 225 hp —? a 17-percent AUTO FOR SALE ""~ increase pver the 2& — the 33Oxi's TOVOTA CAMRY LE Sport, 1996. 31,500 milss,' reQUlsrty rnsintensnce, Q3f3Qed, new ' peforauiiQe will approach that of the Brakes.' ac. amtm cassette. Asking $13,000 0' previous M3. BtBt Oder. 973-207-643S. BUICK PARK AVENUE, 1969, LoiMd, linUb TOVOTA CAMRV. 1930, S speed, power locks, root, garage kspt 70,000 roi*t Ewflllent cordmon S35Q0. Ctll 906-688-0323 windows, sun roof, tape. 4 door. 100.000 miles, The all-new M3 blends technologi- $3200. 973-763-6B99 cal innovniton and truly mind- CARS S100, SSOO Po!«« irrpounM. HMdu UBrafflVBlBltl Toyotas, Chevyi, J(tpi *nfl Spon Utilities nrwfHvvunr HN MCHfflOUTMZIIf boggling performance. The new CALL NOW! I-800-730-7772 E«»mlon 3050, A Eioof. A cviindtr, lutomdie (SCA Network), ' ITnw^wn, pw if**, m. AMfM 3.2-liter engine offers an estimated m 1S7. Vm •AZ4OTt •nj.ywtwMiO''- SJO'horsepowcr. up a staggering 37 CARS FROM J500' Hona, Ch»vy, JMP, aw AUTO PARTS/REPAIR percent, and 255 lb-fi of torque, up 8 Sport utility Police Impound! ana npttm- -Sions. CurTeni inUfigi B00-941-87T7, eHen- JEEP WRANGLER hardtop lor sale, tinted percent, Mated to a six-speed manual *8O9S sion CIB8. F» windows, rear wiper, and defrost Wilfitl 199 7 tnrouoh 1939 S1500. Call 973-450-1006' transmission tiie MJ'willreach 60 CHARITY CABS • DOASI* your VfhiHB, to mph.in approximately five seconds. deductible, tree lowing. W» provioe venicm to AUTO WANTED '"* Will! its M Slyle front spoiler, flared needy families Aj wan on Oprah and Pappl* Magazine' 1 -800-4 tZ-AAi 1. fendsrs, M trademark four chrome www charilycaii Offl ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH exhauci nps and aluminum hood vi-iih CARS, TOUCKS AND VANS CHEVROLET SURBUBBAN LS, IBS, like ALSO WRECKS AND JUNKS "power dome." the .performance new, low mileage, cau«t» ana'CD pityv. RUNNING OR NOT potential of the new M.Timmediately Asldng S21.500 Call »B-M6-9Z5J. FREE PICK UP 7 DAYS catches the eye, " • • CHEVROLET LOMINA, (997, V*,S1,t«¥tf 4 • 1-800-953-9328 . . dow swan. Uw 33,000 rttot, rrtrt condition Asking $10.000. CiH a?j-7tt-i*it, evenings l The Z > gran, tunsmo concept car CHEVY CAMARO 1SSS, SSO0 or beii offer, ' SSSWE PAY TOP DOLLARSSS features Ihe long hood and short .rear new engine, battsry, cirCufetof. itartu, btkn For Your Junk Car and lires. Ufeiimi wafunty, 20I-6S0J74S, 24 Hour Service. Call: deck thai have beco'me hallmarks of Michelle " ' BMW spori' coupe design. Beneath 908-688-7420 the elegant carbon Tiber body.panels resides an aluminum spaceframe BOATS . ~" chassis offering both .extraordinary righliiy and Light weight. The full- WEIL BE THERE RORD WINDSTAR IMS, ritw transmission, tengih gull-wing doors, which have 90W6B-2534; call between 4 conventional front-opening doors MOTORCYCLES FOR 5ALE~* buill in, open lo a masterfully simple, JEEP CHEROKEE Sport, IMS, 46.000 mil*!, conventional froni-opening doors tinted windows, itumlfium wtwels, all powtr, SUZUKI GSX 750.1999, black and red. less new tires. A/C, AWFM Ciswtte/Wam tytttm rMn 5000 miles,-like new. must sell. $7750. AVE. > KEARNY' (201) 991-8350 buill in. open lo a masterfully simple,- St2,200. ExcaWni ttndttlon, 90e.J41-E14S, »8-!72-3378. . D CREDIT? ROBLEMi H7.995 18995 BARNts cammo PUMWHBO CAM « TRUCKS'. 401 BloomfieEd Ave. BloomfieSd, NJ BARNESi 877 801 AUTO • 877 801 2886 38 RIVER ROAD • SUMMIT, NJ 1 One Minute Oil CSP Exit 143 • Store Hours: Man- Fri 9am-9pm Sat QamSpm (90s) 273-7800 if P pt Ms'] ^ ( Imjgine njt>bint shoulders with some men in tuxedoes and black suits, Danny Kosarih, highlights of lop tain You," "Come to My Garden," coffee and English and herbal "teas, • P p M ' FUin w Th addHitniui erejts a? Kelly Bishop, wd women in gowns and beautiful musical Paper Mill productions such '•Could I Leave You?," %osing My Thea t Th b'x — n h dresses began gathering, 11 the night was a little chilly — Chmtme Ebcrs le Dee Holy, Judy as "La Cage Aux Folles," "Gigi," Mind," "My Best Girl," "If He after all — the only enclosure was the McLane an- Glon Crampton, Bran- •'Follies," "Mame," "Gypsy." "Child- Walked Into My Life," "Magic to •hie lent — little heaters under the d n h\in Mth and Christians Noll, Everyone crowded imo the theater ren of Eden," "Rags" and an introduc- Do," "Comer of the. Sky," 'Turn lablas offered their warmth. But the the bnehes ita these day? of the at ":^0 p.m. to witness an enormously tion to the nexi show, "Pippin," fea- Back, O Man," "Slranger to ihe gaiety of (he evening, the dining, urreni Pap r Mill show, ."The Stu- entertaining spectacle. Following a turing some updated numbers, one by Rain,',' "Children of Eden," 'Children dancing, mingling warmed the atmc* dent Prin e Jin" Newman, Jack vsfkeiiw by ihe ever handsome Del Jim Newman, "Magic to Do," and of the Wind," brought the audience to sphere sufficiently, It transformed the Wu rthv a^d Paper Mill's Dor- Rossi, and some Tine remarks about i another by lack Noseworthy. 'Comer its fee11. ' Paper Mill Playhouse, its administra- e Pair ohs i Tile \MZhid of Qi" lovelj iheater and iu people by Ellioi I, Stu- of ihe Sky," were beautifully staged. Following an auction, conducted tors, its performers, iis patrons, its < ft OR pak, chairman of (lie board of trustees, by Del Rossi and Reams, there was a audience into "The Best of Times." It And m—cine b n^ made c^m/on* and John S. Clialsty, gala chairman, The audience cheered and howled ' gala medley, ,and the entertainers cpuldn'i have been belter than that ihle mill eic-> netd seen is. b> ihe me three honorees were introduced, and laughed and'thrilled at Reams' came out once more to present their 1 Uw peie fate tirtlev pjb' r I tnn wizard, Charlie and wildly applauded. Johahson then enactment of his very popular num- versions of "La Cage," "Bosom Bud- It really was the best of times for Siedcnhj g stepped put to be hosi to a "Theatrical ber, the title song from "La Cage Aux dies," "Buenos Aires." "When We Comstock his 'Hart' into act St. Peter by the Sea to benefit YFCS , As i result, Comsleck won a MAC By Bca Smith . , : Tne Orchestra inf St. Peter by the Sea will again YFCS programs related to parenting skills, parent/teen Award as Best Piano Bar Pianist, has Staff Writer" in:\uie Westfteid in its spring tour, according te the communication and family lssu.es. . ' • appeared in major cities throughow Anyone could admire the music of Rev. Atphanse Siepilenson, conducior and musical Tickets for the May 20 concert are, S26 for general the country, including San Francisco, hi,« idols, sing along with records and dijcsinf of the •!5-member professional ensemble. admission, 223 lot senior citizens, and SSO for Patron Chicago, Manaltan. playing favorites play it on a piano. Bui not everyone A beflefn .performance for 4he Youth and Family seating. • ' • from the great American songbook can go a stepfurther and sing and play Counseling Service, the concert will be held ai St. Local ticket outlets include Country Squire Men's .from Harold Arlen lo Victor Young, it. before appreciative fans, who Helen's Roman Catholic Church, Rariian Road in Weir. 1075 Rariian Road, Clark; Floral Expressions, , He1maJeaCD,"YoungManefMaiv' 1 admire the idol and the music equally Wesifield, ai g p.m, May 20. father AJphonse ,has ?00 South Ave. in the Garwood Mall,' Ganvood; Bay- hattan" on DRG/Haroinger Records, -t- and play it professionally in the ' promised a whole new program for this 10th annual vis- berry Gift Boutique 8(i0 Mountain Ave., Mountainside; and a new recording of "All Han" is1 quality it deserves. it to W«ifleld for YFCS. Nuts 'n Plenty, -407 Park Ave., Scotch Plains; and Lan- being produced by Lay Leonhan. He Eric Comsioek has been doing Rev. Stephenspn fprmed ihe orchestra i'n 1986 while caster Hallmark Ltd., 76 Elm St., Weslfield. Tickets has appeared al the Rainbow & Stars, exactly that with his Frank Sinatra serving at Si, Malachy's Parish in New York City. For may also be ordered by calling the YFCS office, 233 • The Supper Club and Maxim's, in favorites at the Off-Broadway theater, several years, he has conductor and musical director on Protpeci'Si. in Weslfield. at (908) 233-2042, concert al Weill Recital Hall, Carne- the Blue Angel in New York City, Broadway for the smash hit "A Chorus Line" at the gie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, Town Hall every night in his cabaret show called Shuhert Theater. Youth and Family and Martin' Hall, all in New York "Our Sinatra," And the singer-pianlsl Although retired from Broadway, Father Alphonse Heatlquanered .in Weslfield, YFCS serves the com- City. • • . • plans to,go another step further with continues to direct the Orchestra of St. Peter by the Sea, munities of Berkeley Heights, Clark,•Cranford, Gar- the "All Hart — The Songs of Rod- "When 1 was 14 and lived in Ridge- a professional orchestra comprised of musicians from wood, Mountainside, Rahway and Scotch Plains, as gers and Hart" for one night only in wood, my dud was editor of the the New.York, New Jersey and Philadelphia metropoli- well as Wesifiekl. Le Dome, the Nightclub Under the Bergen Record, and I became inter- tan areas. Sponsorship listings in'the evening's program, which Eric Comstock include two patron tickets lo the concert, are also avail- Stars at (lie Manor in West Orange, ested in public office and politics, My Father Alphonse is also familiar to New Jersey audi- season tin Ihe supper club circuit, and able for, contributions of $300 or more, May 18. One can be sure he will man- parenis — Barbara and Bob Com- ences as the conductor of (he Festival of Ihe Atlantic, 1 came bad, with two other singers to Joan Gallagher of Garwood, vice president of the age lo include some of his Sinatra siock, who now live in Edison — the free outdoor'concerts each summer on the board- da Sinatra, at the Algonquin Hotel. YFCS board of trustees, will chair the Concert Commit- favorites during this appearance. loved good music, and introduced me walk ai Point Pleasant. , , ' And that enabled us to do more than lee. Oilier committee members are Joseph Stowasky of "There'll be Rodgers and Hart and to it. You know," he said softly, "I ' Youth and Family Counseling Service is an indepen- that — a longer'version of that show. Clark, DaShawn Scurry of Weslfield, Jeanne Meikie- certainty Sinatra in my presentation," wouldn't he doing this if it weren't for dent, non-profit agency serving the residents of Berke- Frank Sinatra has always been my john1 of Scotch Plains, Elenora Campbell of Rahway, Comstock said the other morning dur- them, And I have to give some credit ley Heights, Clark, Cranford, Ganvood, Mountainside, idol, although 1 never really met him. and George Keenen of Scotch Plains. "Approximately ing a chat. He will certainly please his lo my sister, Kate Gbmstoclt Davis, Rahway, Scotch Plains and Wesifield. It provides I've seen him perform, but maybe it's 500 people attend our concert each year," Gallagher audience with such a varied program. -Site and I used 19 sing together a bit, counseling and mental health services to individuals, not a bad idea not te get to know your said. "We hope that many new people will come this "I'm really looking forward to She sings to her kids now, She's won- families, couple's and groups on a sliding fee scale base- idol," he chuckled. "His music and his year to help us celebrate the 10th year of the concerts.". playing the piano and singing at the derful at It." ' d on ability to pay. The benefit concert helps support songs are very great, and I.use some Manor," he'said; "I've never been1 biographical material in my presenta- there before. I'm playing hookey for Comstock said that although he has tion, And I try to think it .will never one night from the Blue Angel." never been' lo Ihe Mahflr, he did end," appear in West Orange at Pal's Cabin. Comstock explained that 1999 'That was In 1992." he said. "I work- 'Garland^ 'Sinatra' to visit Hilltop Cafe "was a great year for me. I got a lot of Comstoek said that "I'll be playing ed for six month* to a year at Pal's Opening Friday at the'Hilltop Cafe include salad, atl-yoQ-can-eal buffet, served during intermission along with attention after years and years of plug- and singing some wonderful1 music Cabin, so this U something of a home- arid .Grill and running every Friday,. non-alcoholic beverage and dessert coffee; the evening will conclude . ging along, I spent the winter In Palm from Rodgers and Hart at (he Manor coming, Many years ago, Liberaee Ridl Productions is proud to present along with the show: The'show has a around, 10; 30 p.m. after an evening of Beach raising the spirit of the million- — a considerable amount of it, But I appeared there, and the management 'Tribute: Sinatra.and Garland, The cocktail hour from 7 to 7;3Op.m..lhen food, song, and dance. Reservations aires, and came back to have a very' will also be'celebrating other great bought a piano for him, And that's. Legends Live On." salad comes out to the lune of "I've are required and are selling out fast, successful season with the supper writers and singers — and Frank what 1 played during my engagement This musical tribute to two of the Got Rhythm.'! To mike reservations, call the box club. I guess that's why Mary Jane Sinatra: Some of my, idols weren't there. world's most loved entertainers* most'. office at (908) 810-7401. The Hilltop, Frankel and Betty Scott of Ihe Manor ' legitimate singers, but they knew how memorable songs will be performed Around 8 p.m., ihe buffet is open Cafe and Grille is located at 447 thought they'd tike (o have me per- to put a song over. And [ decided ' "It's nice to be back in West by a cast from California to New and patrons will be serenaded by the Springfield Ave; in Summit, at the form at Le Dome. that's what I wanted (o do. Bui," he , Orange," he commented, "It really is a Jer&ey. TickN prices are $29.95 and cast while they eat, Dessert will be , Strand Mall, , "Originally, I had a very, Very nice admitted, "it too* a long time." lovely town." INFOSOURCE FREE INFORMATION BY TELEPHONE • 24 HOURS A DAY ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIE REVIEWS 908-686-9898 EXTENSION 3190 IT'S AS EASY AS...