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WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD Friday, April 9, 1999 50 cents Briefs onnelly won't run for re-election Opening day MJAMNO sion to run for Congress, Connelly said it no right to complain unless you are willing train station and the carriage house were RECORD-PRESS ia a major consideration. to do something about it." preserved, and the borough successfully on Saturday "1 decided to dedicate all of my atten- "I had a problem with a property defeated a proposal to install a monopole SCOTCH PLAINS - FANWOOD-With her eye possibly on tion to forming an exploratory committee behind my recently purchased home and and controlled tin* development of the The Scotch Plains Fanwood a seat in Congress, Maryanne Connelly to evaluate the feasibility of another con- was very concerned about storm water and small parcels of undeveloped property. Youth Baseball Association announced Monday she will not be seeking gressional run," she said. flooding so I started going to Planning "During this time it became 'feisty will start its 44th season a second term as mayor. " Connelly ran against incumbent Bob Hoard meetings and the rest is history." Kanwood. the little town that could'," she Saturday April 17, with "It was a very difficult decision but the Franks last year for a congressional seat said Connelly who has served on the coun- said. "No one person can claim responsi- Opening Day ceremonies at right one for me and for the people of in the 7th district, losing to him by only cil for nine years and is in the filial year of bility for all of these accomplishments, 1 Booth Field, on WeHtfield Fanwood," she said. "I do not feel it would about (i percent of the vote. Franks her four-year term as mayor. can only .say 1 am proud to have played a Road and Valley Avenue at be right to say 1 am committed to another received 77.751 votes and Connelly Since tlmt time. LaCirande School was small role. 1 hive this community. 9:30 a.m. 4-year term as mayor only to turn around r!5.776. converted to Children's Specialized "I am proud to say that in Kanwood we Scheduled to attend are and announce a run for Congress in 2000." Connelly's service to Fnnwood began 18 Hospital, Chelsea Assisted Living facility have a hospital for children with special Scotch Plains Mayor Geri Although she has not made a final deci- years ago because she believes "you have was transformed from a hotel, the historic (Continued on page A-2) Samuels, Fanwood Mayor Maryanne S. Connelly, Scotch Plains Fanwood High School Athletic Director Eric Rosenmeier, Surplus funds and Varsity Baseball Head Coach. Brian Homm. Awards presented will include the Distinguished Service Award to members lie at heart of Al Beninato, and Jim O'Connor. The James P. O'Brien Memorial Award to past Senior Division Players Patrick Meredith, budget battle and Shawn O'Connor. The David M. Ferro Memorial ByTmAQUAftINO increase if $;iH4,00O wasn't Sportsmanship Award to KKCOHIVl'ltKKS already taken from surpluH. She past Major Division Player said the 10-point increase would Joe Wilkinson. SCOTCH PLAINS Nobody have loft the surplus at nboul The association consists on the township council is argu- $2.1 million. Traditionally, the of 65 teams with 836 play- ing about how much money township's surplus is between ers aged from 6 to 15 years needs to be spent, but they are $l.l> million and $2.-I million. old, and 260 managers and arguing about when1 to gel it. "If wo took another $600,000' coaches. It provides Official With a proposed spending from the surplus to make it a Little League, and Official increase ol'$!M2,7U-1, $,r)7(i,2(Ht of zero tux increase, we'd reduce tho Babe Ruth League it in unavoidable expenditures surplus to $1.5 million, we would' Baseball to the youth of such as the emergency appropri- jeopardize our bond rating and Scotch Plains and ation for the Labor buy storm, next year we'd have a 20-point Fanwood. interest on bond anticipation tax increase," Mayor Samuel notes, health insurance premi- said. ums, police and fire pension "In a ITOH review of Hillside, Candidate forum costs, Kahway Valley Sewerage Union and IMuinfiekl, they all on Monday night Authority fees ami teseive for overestimated their surplus und uncoileded taxes WESTFIELD revenues and had a zero percent increase for two years and then West field residents will The two Republican council man say the money should he they got bit. with an increase of have the opportunity to about $270 to $.')()() per house- meet the candidates for the taken from surplus to avoid n tax increase. The Ihree Democratic bold," she said. upcoming School Board Republican Councilman elections at "Meet the councilmen say the surplus is needed as a safety net to ensure Martin Marks disagrees. He says Candidates" on Monday, the surplus is ;it tin? highest level April 12, 7:45 p.m. in the the viability of future budgets • nut to maintain a good bond rat- it's ever been, about $•'( million, Ediaon School auditorium mid would only be brought, down on Rahway Avenue. ing, so the six-cent lax increase is unavoidable, The averaged to $IX million if it were used to The annual candidates offset taxes.. He attributed the forum is co-sponsored by assessed home, of $1 Itt.000 will GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS have a lux increa.se of $ citations i'KKSS the safety activist group HRAKKS i Hikers Vole?™. The event will he Runners and Kids are Entitled to Safety i. Listed on the notices are four were issued for speeding violations by offi- videotaped lor broadcast on WKSTF1KLD -(Jreen may mean go "This is a grassroots effort to raise reminders to pedestrians: al intersections cers assigned to the. program. The TV ^6, schedule THA. and red may mean stop, but if you are a awareness," said Neil Sullivan, chairman controlled by truffle signals, cross only on radar/speeding program was not conduct- For more information, pedestrian strolling the streets in town of tin; council's public .safety committee. "It the "walk" signal; crows in crosswalks ed on Feb. 2H nr March 15 because of bad call tifi4-HB28. pay attention to the yellow too. is the responsibility of both the driver and where provided; do not suddenly leave the weather conditions. A total of 'AtY.i man- As part of its stepped up traffic safety the pedestrian to use care and judgment to curb and walk into the path of approach- power hours were expended (luring this Plans under way enforcement, the Westlield Police ensure the safety of all residents." ing vehicles; look both ways before cross- period morial Dny parade to be held May :tl, the actual date of the The 'silent bullet' has not stopped former editor hoi I tiny. "Take Prule in America" By ALEC MOORE as patient und caregivers respectively, on iH t he theme of this year's KKt'tilll) I'KI-.SS the physical, emotional and financial toll parade. All civic, school and that Alzheimer's lias taken on their farni- community organizations WKSTKIKLI) It was almost five . in Scotch Plains and years ago that tu Awbrc.y was struck by The Senate Aging Committee is consid- Kanwood are invited to par- what he called a "silent bullet." ering a request by the Alzheimer's ticipate Trophies will he Awbrey, a town resident who wti* the AsHuciation to itllocati1 $100 million awarded for the entries first editor of the Wrxtfivld Hvturil, toward Alzheimer's research. A $1,000 lux that best depict the theme. described bin experience with t.h» silent credit for families providing cure for If your organization is bullet that has forever altered his life and chronically il! family members with the interested in participating, that of everyone close to him during a disease, a benefits plan to reduce the cost call Carolyn Surge at (908) hearing on Alzheimer's disease bifcm: the of prescription drugs and the creation of a U2'2-K7O0, Ext. .T14. Senate's Committee on Aging in "mif'o rot urn" program that would give Washington, I).'1. Alzheimer's sufferers identification He recalled a terrifying incident in bracelets in the ovent the.y become lost. which he, us n Ki-ycar-old page at the Marciu Mohl. executive director of the Inside House of Rupri'Hi'ntativDH, Wtilked into a Alzheimer's Association, indicated that room and found a Congressman lying on Alzheimer's is a progressive degenerative Commentary . . .A-4 tin- lloor with a bullet in Uis client. dmcHHe of the bruin that impairs memory, That incident didn't»-4<-aru mi; uway/" thinking und behavior and is ultimately Community Life .A-6 mi id Awbrey, who ret it H\ to Capitol Hill fatal. She also pointed mil that 4 million yearn Inter UH a npeec iter Americans Buffer from the disease, which Obituaries A-9 "Little did I know n that one day 1 it* the most common form of irreversible would be fao-d with a her lothul bullut, dementia. Sports C-1 u silent bullet, that w d eventually kill During the hearing UIIV Awbrey me," he told tho com leo. "I call It my answered questions from the Committee Weekend Plus . B-1 hidden adversary, othorM call it on the Impact thai her husband's illness Alzheimer's di«ense." had on her. Police Log A-5 "Unlike the Cungrei mim whose doc- "I was speaking a* a caregivur," she tors had the tools to I hid woundii, 1 Bold, "They (the committee) wanted to Real Estate C-3 would not find a cure ,w.r ...m„y condition. know a little bit about how the lllnoBs had Perhaps that will change with your help, affected me," but she felt the emphasis of (.1 OHCil l'Af,(,(l \ I Ulfl COFM) PRESS Classified C-5 Awbrey and his wife} Ikw, who were her husband's testimony wu more crucial Wettfleld resident Stu Awbrty, th« first editor of the Weattleld Record, recently testified accompanied by their two daughter*, tesli- to the committee's understanding the before a Mnata eommittM on th» Impact Alihelmere dleeise has hed on hie life and flad on thair eaperlencai with the disease, (Continued on page A-2) thOMoloMtohlm. Record-Press 1999! Surplus funds lie at heart of budget battle Connelly will not (Continued from page A-l) "We've protected our downside." for many years. The fund bal- you don't have the means to "It seems ironic that after "By .setting aside the reserve ance can be generated eaehyear regenerate that saving s run for re-election the Republican councils wore for uncolleeted taxes we protect from the following sources: account than you are looking for vice, said what she will mis.-, uiM.t hashed by the Democrats lor fis- ourselves from any unpre- additional delinquent taxes col- problems down the road," (Continued from page A-l > about the borough council is di-.J. cal irresponsibility, thai the dictable situations," she said. lected over what was ant_icipat- Atkins said. needs, an assisted living facility ing with people one-on-one. But Democrat** in their first impor- One of those unpredictable ed; miscellaneous revenues not "If it were a science then both and future senior citizen housing she said, she will still have ih, tant official action have raised situations wan the Labor Day anticipated such as auctions, sides would agree, but it is an units, ARC group homes, concerns of Fanwood's residents ;,i municipal taxes six points," storm. recycling, etc.; additional rev- art and it is a philosophical per- preschools and a future day cart- heart if she does pursue a congre>. Councilman Marks said. "That's "It killed us," she said. "We enues received over what was spective: one is more prudent center," Connelly said. "All this in sional seat. a 6.5 percent increase over hint have to pay $140,000 this year anticipated; balance unexpend- and one is more optimistic," L.'l .square miles." Connelly also served as police "I will continue to represent tin year, making it the largest because you couldn't find it any- ed form the 1997 (by law unex- Atkins added. residents of Fanwood at a different municipal tax increase of the where in last year's budget, it pended funds must be retained Atkins said an intcrfund was commissioner for nine years. "('rime was contained, the com- level but with the same concern,, decade." was so tight." for one year; and additional established in 1998 to loan and enthusiasm," she said. "We are not saying cut the "You don't plan to have a tor- taxes collected over what was 660,000 from the operating bud- munity needs were met and the amount of money we need to nado but you have to be able to anticipated. get to the capital budget. But he professional police department Garnering 46 percent of th, spend thin year, hut what we go somewhere in the budget if The surplus at the end of Kaid the township doesn't have continued to develop," Connelly votes against an incumbent la-t; are saying is pay for those gen- something like that happens," 1999 is projected to be about to do that now because it bor- said. year. Connelly's showing was - as I have, but should they face May Al at LaGrande Park in games and events and stroll their own 'silent bullet', may they Fanwood. It will begin immediate- through the crafl fair. Children Mark J. Mauro. CRA benefit from the caring supuoil ly after the parade and continue will enjoy the many games as well T) North Bridge Street network of the Alzheimer's until 4 p.m. as pony rides and face pointing. I Somerville, NJ 08876 Association," he said. Aside from benefiting the This event could not happen without the support of merchants who donated food, beverages, prizes or sponsor the various games or events. Any business wishing to become a part of \\w Naturally, there's a lot of labor involved. day should call Pam at (90H> ««>- 91)84. Volunteers are needed to work ;it the games or concessions. Each volunteer is anked to work lor "Is there a baak about 3 hours. If you would like to volunteer, call Linda at 1908) HH\l- 4935. I can telephone Crullers are welcome to partic- ipate, with a reserved space cost- ing $;W. and an additional space and have a real for $20. ('rafters wishing informa- tion should contact Laurie iit person answer?" Why sptnd cunt snuggling wth the cluld ux urdit youretlf? trjvt it to iht professionals At H&R Block (91)8(322-1962. Premium, »t undcnund ihc new ux code changes and the mosi complex forms, w we an iccuniciv Local clubs are also welcome In prepare your uuzs with east Wt'U help get you rwiy penny you hiw coming participate by setting up informa- tion booths. For information con- wy like a bank who offers tact Linda at (908) 889-1935. high interest on my accounts/ H&R BLOCK Westfield Police Y\L- know. Do your. giving warnings i Continued from page A-1) AT LOCATIONS LISTED radar enforcement, the regular patrols issued an additional MS radar citations during the sariui New Location period of time for a grand total >>! .t(i;i summonses ismied for speed- 2560 Rt. 22 Ivast - Scotch Plains ing "1 would like to «ee the 1140 K. Jersey Street - Klizabeth enforcement program expanded 102 Walnut Avenue - Cranford to other stakeholders in our At Union County Savings Bank with your personal banking needs. downtown, the chamber of com- merce, special improvement dis- w« listen to you. 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To Mamtw Fadwii OopotN taiwano* Cwpottfton J or visit our Web site at www.hrfelock.com/tax mihacribe call 1<800-3Ve benefiting one person or group at eight is thai his family is the only change is that the town has already World War 11 Veterans are honored WESTFIELD-The Town Council's house on Clover Street. honored the fallen Vietnam soldiers the detriment of others." he said. journey to change a street's name has with a plaque at the l'laza and the "it is a very difficult issue," resulted in a dead end. Some see that as a "no-braincr" rea- from Westfield, including Retzlaff, municipal building. son to change the street name since no whose names appear on the plaque in Councilman Neil Sullivan said. After pondering a proposal to "'It started out as a good idea but it other houses would be affected. front of Memorial Pool. has turned out to be something that "We all want to honor the soldiers change Clover Street to Retzlaff Street Others see at as a "no-brainor" rea- for making the ultimate sacrifice but in honor of fallen Vietnam soldier By changing street names, oppo- could be divisive for the council and the son not to change the name, since other nents say the town would be setting a community as a whole and it seems to we need to give careful thought to the Arthur C. Retzlaff, the council still c?n falien soldiers' families who live on not decide what to do. precedent. be the decision of the committee that it renaming of any location in town populated streets may feel slighted and If anything were to be done in addi- is something we should forgo for now," whether it be a street or a park because The issue was already sent to the may be in an unfair position since they tion to Memorial Pool, some have sug- said Mayor Tom Jarditn who supported it has such significance and is not Building and Town Property Commit- most likely would not be able to realis- tee twice. gested sold stars mark the streets the street name change. something that should be done without tically petition the town council for a where all the soldiers families lived Retzlaff is one of nine Westfield res- "I'd bate to think that every time we a great deal of contemplation and con- street name change because neighbors when they were killed in war, like the try to make a decision we are paralyzed sideration by the whole community." Westfield council is continuing work on newsrack ordinance ByTOUOUAfUMQ papers," Councilman Cuildman location in town. ject of litigation." Councilman approach previously discussed KKCORn-1'RE.SS " ~~ said. l'lu> SCCOIKI approach is to The town wants to exclude (iiildmau said. "WeYe not inter- bv the council. prepare a paifil-down rogulato- In an effort to work with the plastic boxos, boxes chained to ested in adopting a regulatory WESTPIELD-Councilmnn Kirsl, the town will arrange i',v ordiu.uHc which would net newspapers, the town has been trees nr other boxes, the num- mechanism which Inns the an informal walk-through of the forth nuuli'si specification Larry Goldman updated the developing a regulatory ordi- ber of boxes in a cluster as well Town Council Tuesday on the town an expensive lawsuit." central business district with reqinienu'iits, provido lor the nance that would be satisfacto- as establish a distance limit "On the other hand we representatives of the newspa- protection of public .safety, pro- status of the newsrack ordi- ry to both the town and the 1 nance. that boxes are allowed to be believe that the town has a pers and Downtown Westfield viso fur ;i licensing I'IH and newspapers. near curbs and intersections so legitimate interest in regulat- "We want to find some way to Corporation Executive Director estahlish a mechanism for Some ol the town's concerns pedestrian access to sidewalks ing the newsracks to a modest Michael La Place. impounding newsraeks of publi- regulate the placement of news- are the number of newsracks isn't obstructed. extent consistent with our racks in the centrnl business The purpose of the walk is to cations that did not comply. popping up in the central busi- "Municipalities all around downtown redevelopment plan," establish a baseline regarding district for aesthetic and safety ness district. Last year there Slrjuicliloi' lias received revi- the country have attempted to Councilman (ioldman added. the status quo and H procedure sions to last year's draft ordi- purposes while at the same were more than 10O newsracks. regulate newsracks lor years time respecting the First Former Assistant Town for the re-locating and place- nance IVetn a Inwvern with Right now, publications are and many nf the regulatory Attorney Paul Strauchler is ment of newsracks in the Amendment rights of the news- allowed to put racks at any whom (In- town ha« been work- ordinances have been the sub- pursuing the two-pronged future. ing. Scotch Plains-Fanwood candidates forum on Monday night SCOTCH PLAINS - The preparation for the election on Tin* evening will be moderat- note their must significant con Scotch Plains-Fanwood IT A that they feel are priorities in didates are given the opportuni- April 20. ed by Margaret Walker of the tribution to the Hoard. New ran our school district today and how ty lu present closing statements. Council will host a Board of There are two candidates run- Westfield League of Women didates are askeil what they plan Education Candidates' Night on to approach one of them. All residents are invited to ning for the one position avail- Voters. Walker will begin the as members of the Hoard nf Members of the Junior attend this important event to Monday 7:30 p.m. in the audito- able in Fanwood. They are program with the introduction of Kdueation. rium of the Scotch Plains- Statesmen Association at the see and <|tiestiou potential mem- Victoria Maiulucn and .Jessica D. the candidates. Kach candidate The PTA Council has posed Scotch Plaius-Fanwood High bers of the Hoard of Kducalion. Fanwood High School, Westfield Simpson. There are two seats will then have the opportunity to Road, two questions lo the candidates. School have been asked to pose For those who are nimble to available in Scotch Plains with present introductory remarks, The lirsl question deals with the one (pii'stiou to the candidates. attend, a videotape ol the event Candidates' Night provides live candidates in the running including their reason lor run specilii's id what to du lo improve Candidates will answer (lies*1 will be broadcast on Channel H4. the opportunity for the voters of They are Dominick Bratti, ning lor the Hoard of Kdueation the climate of contract negotia- ipiostions, tind the I'nrum will be The school election and vote Fanwood and Scotch Plains to Morris H. (iillet, Avu R, and how they have prepared tions in the future. opened to questions from the on the school budget is Tuesday, see and assess all of the school McNnmaru, Kdward -I. Saridaki, themselves for this role. The second asks the candi- audience. April 20. The polln will be open board candidates together in fir., and Donnld Sheldon. Tlie incumbents are asked to dates tn liU-nlifv three issues At the end of the sesnion can- from li-9 p.m.

Fanwood will hold health screening April 17 *.l •>!'! FANWOOD - The Board of blood cell count, a white blood will be conducted by the All fees must he paid at the i Health will conduct a Health cell count, and differential Weslfield Health Dept. -Ufi K. ! line of legist ral ion. Day 9-11 a.m. April 17. at the count. The CBC test may indi- Broad St., through April 5, !) The Health Day will also Fanwood Municipal Building, cate the presence of infection, a.m.-l p.m. subject to program offer a blood pressure program. 75 N. Marline Ave. anemia, allergies, lung disease, capacity. Hemmociilt test kits will he The health program will etc. The cost of the SMAC 2ti is available to test fur occult blood offer an extensive blood screen- The HDL test measures fac- $Hi. m the f;ast rninloslinal tract. ing, consisting of a SMAC 2*i, tors: protective, against euro- The following tests can lie Test packet sMietary rest lie i CBC and HDL. nary heart disease. performed for additional costs: t ions will be disl rilniled. Medical Laboratory of West Robert M. Shorr, director of T4 Ithyroxine test), $.r.; TSII The program is subject to fcV Orange will conduct the blood health, ha« noted that anyone (thyroid stimulating hormone) cancellation, unless a minimum testing. taking the blood test must fast $10; PSA I prostate lost i $:t(); participation of 2h is achieved. The SMAC 26 is an elaborate 12 hours prior, with the excep- Blood (Iroup/Kh Factor $10; Heall b I >ay is open only lo res 6UNPAY APR.IL II blood analysis monitoring sev- tion ot water. Iron $5; Sed Hale $10; iilenls of I'anwuod. (inrwnod. 'i eral bodily functions. l're-registration for the Hepatitis C $2ir, Hepatitis It Mountainside. Koselle Park. 12-9 fi The CBC test includes a red blood test is mandatory and $ Springfield and Weslfield. Community canvass to raise money for students LMANU- !M. V'M' ' ] VL h] ["ILLD The Scotch Phiins-Fanwood only ellort for raising funds for In addition to its own funds, tiou began in liXiii. Scholarship Foundation will con- scholarships apart from a direct the foundation administers The Intindiit wnV scree duet "Dollars for Students" on mail solicitation. scholarships sponsored bv 17 committee is now screening 111 Saturday, April 17 and Sunday, About 70 high school and col- area organizations ami the fund apphciit ions for .scholarships MOTOPHOTO April 18. lege students will be soliciting ing of '1'A established memorial from area lii|;h school and culled The foundation's Mm\ annual from door to door throughout the scholarship funds. students. I lie largest Dumber of & PORTRAIT STUDIO canvuss will raise funds for col- township ami borough. In addi- Last year $77,100 in t'liiancial itpplicat mns in the Inundations lege scholarships to deserving tion, the students will be staffing aid was administered by the history. students from Scotch Plains and stationary locations throughout foundation to I'l M talents, Ponalinns may be sent ID Fanwood. The program i.s the the two municipalities. according to a foundation press Scotch I'laiiiH-Kariwund Communion Special release. A total of $707,170 bus Scholarship Foundation, P.O. lio\ Public meeting scheduled been awarded since the fouiiiia 12:!. Kan wood. N.J. 07(12.1. Hliirk A While (ir Color on proposed development OFF any purchase when] www daveswideshoes com WESTFIKLD Mayor Tom properly. The meet ing will be a you spend S35 or more i Jardim invites all residents inter- community forum, and everyone is ested in the tlapuuno Development invited to attend. Now $99 that in being proposed for construc- tion between Central Avenue and « •"•;•• L 'ti Cacciola Place to an open public •tot M) S.WEM meeting. OFF any purchase whenj The meeting will be belt) at the • (lullrnvmbm rririv r .in .iilititoiul 10",, O[f you spend $100 or more | CipUircd hy Our Award Westfield Ntughiiorhood Council. • ( hiiiir of I'.ii k"i|(f, l'im\, ft 127 Cacciola Place, WestfioM, on Winning I'hotngrit])tirr • tif.nlv in Aliout t Wiu'k. Wednesday, April II at S p.m. Mayor .lardini said, "The pro- & Summer Arrivals posed development of this proj>erty for both residential and commercial LANDSCAPING use may be a concern lo the resi- Days • Portraits By Appointment dents of Cacciola Place and Central * Lawn Maintenance W-l-D-E SHOES Avenue. We would like to provide Interlocking PaverWork these residents with the opportuni- MKl s suggest any improvements to the •WORK • Srlhu" • ,\Yir llrilumr Westfield proponed plan." WIDE • Sri/1 S * Nuliiiao/ei Thin meeting will allow resi- dents and business owners the 732-549-8155 ft WI DTHS! Studio (90fi) f>r>4-:*:i:i:j opportunity to voice their opinions CRANFORD 908-272-0059 •M to the prn|Mwctl plan for the 9 Noiih Union *v«nu« (OM HBP. End 13/)

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Jersey Boy Get ready for insurance reforms In the. coming months, New Jersey drivers will be facing Mike Deak a bewildering arni.v of options in selecting auto insurance coverage. Drivers have been assured the Automobile Insurance ('OKL Reduction Act fAK'RA) will reduce premi- I don't vofc umH, but it's not ^'oinu to be simple. 'Die state siiys the yrti- mium of si "typk'iil" policy will derresise by If) percent, ))ut becauHC each policy Ims wildly different options, the. actu- in school al HavinKH will depend on ;i number of factors, including what coverage options you choose. The new hiw offers drivers the option of purchasing a elections "btmic" policy or ;i ".standard" policy. The new basic policy I'm not going to vote m i;. will allow vehicle owners to purchase lower amounts of month's school election certain coverage than New .Jersey law previously n-fjtiired; I'm not apathetic. In l.ni in short, it. will cost less, hut you will gei less coverage. A probably care more for the ediu basic policy will not include coverage n^iinst damages and tion of our children than in.irr. injuries caused hv drivers who are either uninsured or the people who will 1M- voting underinsured. 'Hie standard policy will offer motorists a I'm not going to vote bet ,m-. number of coverage opt inns, including personal injury pro- don't want to participate m ,1 -•. tection, bodily injury and property dnmjige, collision, com- tern that is grossly unfair .•,; prehenHivc and protection against uninsured and under- ridiculously efficient. insured motorists. In shod, choosing aulo iiiKiiraiice has The funding of puhlic school-. : become, lor lack of a belter lenn, a gamble. New -Jersey is morally and f><.I:t 1 cally unjust The reliance on ju-u;. There are many pnrlKofthi law tliat urc welcome. The erty taxes and a state aid fornnii Hurcbni'ffeH have been replaced with a tiered rating .sys- onlv a bureaucrat can love has c i. tem, winch will reward low-risk drivers. Within the state ated severe imbalances i;i i|.. Attorney (leneral's Office will he (lie Office of Insurance quality of public schools from KI Fraud Prosecutor; the ('oalit ion Against Insurance Fraud munity to community. estimates nulo insurance fraud and abuse amounts to Nit matter how many CONI|» :, about $H(K) million a year in New .Jersey. Any progress sating allowances arc made, it - made in fighting abuse and fraud should lead to a reduc- still unfair that mure affluent con tion in premiums. munities tike Bedminsler. on, The need for auto insurance reform in New .Jersey was Brul^ewater have lower j>ro|>«n obvious. Because I lie slate is the most densely populated tax rates than middle clns> c M: in the nation, there are more registered vehicles per Letters to the editor munities like Somerville. flmn,- square mile here than in any other state. There were Brook and South Bound Bn» k Bndgewater and Bedmuister pri p 250,000 accidents reported in I!)!)H alone; even worse, erty taxpayers are hh'ssed b\ t!ii there wort? KM,00(1 "pain and suffering'" lawsuits filed in Consider candidates' backgrounds tales that hroughl to their munii. the lust three years. In the last eight years, aulo insurance palihes. respectively. 'I'll, compunieK have paid more than $1 Li billion to resolve law- To The Kecord-I'ress: Third, who has a greater vested interest in and ('oinnion> ami AT&T; bei-.m-. suits. Tbe voters of Scotch Plains and I'.inwood will l>e working know ledi;e ot the act ivit ic- taking place in our these townships bad loads ot ojn \ Both aulo insurance companies and llie slate govern- ,iski(l to make their chimes mi .April Jn l hi^hwa'. - represent them mi the Scutch i'hiins Kinvvood lloaidul l\r or SIMin tn l>e enrolled will iml lia\ e lhe level ot inter- ment should make a concerted effort to educate New 1 I bey were able lo attract the \m. JcrHcy motorists ahoul the npioininj; aulo insurance Kd Ural ion liu the next three veats I ,isk ilia I t hey con- action with stall and students I hat !•• necessai>' to fully r.ilables that expanded llie pmpc! imdersland and ajtpreciate tin- challenges lacing par reforms. The informative material should be free of the r-.i(iec several kev issues \\ lun I tie v make I heir choices ly tax base as the cost ofodue.il:• i; Kirsl, when the distrul ;iiiin i nisi ration makes its eiits and statitodav !l is no |oi|.;i-r I;IH .t our J;PIHMM^ previously had children in the district The world words only sui insurance a^ent or lawyer could under- changes very ejinckly these iliivs, ,md U-cuise ot t his. so But older communities such A- student pnpulal inn. w hit Ii i arnluljle- VMII n|ienlv. him Somenille and Bound Brook h.i • stand. The choices Facing New Jersey nintorisls are com- estlv and |Hlhlul\ rc|iresenl the Smlcti i'lains do ttie students and classrooms II the [H'ople serving little land left to develop, so ||,, plex arid could have a major impact mi mir pocket hooks. I'anwnod ciiiniiiiinily ' Wbn'h c;nnhd.ile> II.IM1 lieen the on the lioard are not in step VM(1I what i-. ^oin-; issues, alunvH siipporlril the adininivl rat ion's rtt'oni- trained to make objective decisions'.1 Candidates who (ion in the older towns is not J» iiieililiitiiins. iisiuilly wit hunt ijuestnms nr di.srHssion? have Ix'cn Intined to assemble all available data and essanlv any lower; the children ., The Record-Press is here for you Whicti <•;inilHtales lisleis ami n\sjM>nil tn (he pillilu al evidence, whether it is of a financial or other nature, those communities may need ni<-r• The following information should help yon get your Hoard lit IMIIII al mri meet ui(.:s'.' The vul me, pulilif must review it wild an o|H'ii mind and then act. stand a bet special programs, such as Knj,'h-. ideas and coniiiiunilv news into Thr I'rexx: decide I'm "themselves it 1 dry want del ive puhlic repit'- ler chance of making sound divisions. as a Second l«tn^uaKe. SthiMil d.- r senl.itKIII HI nut ll is dilViiiilt tor a leopard to change Former district employees or family menilMTs of Call Kxcculive Editor Cheryl Kenske al fi7. )-(i- paign trail sions, but there is always the (|iiestion OI'SUIHIHISCIOUS The sports editor is Uicb Hevensee. He can be reiiehed at miiiiihiles in the curriculum, d..; Second, which candidates can make more objective bias present. you know, fur example, the M.ii. (908) r>7f>-()W»H. decisions mi ed I if ut lonal issues. The New .Fi'ruev Sc I strongly nvoiniiiend that evei-y voler consider llie Assembly has passc>d bills rei|ii'' Our address: The h'nont I'ress, P.O. Hox (iW>, lioards AsMuiat inn recnninu-nds ttial Ixiard n candidates' history and (nullifications tn-fbre making v 1 ing gambling discipline ;u>' Somerville, N.J. 0S,S7(>. ( hir lax nuuiber is I90HI f>7f»-(i(i8.'t. iiol N tiiniu'i in fiirt'eiii edtii'aturs. The association their se|et.-tions on April '20. breast self-examination to I- < oirerliiin polity states thai I his policy should lie followed in order to EDWARD J. SARIDAKI Jr. avoid llie |io>sihiht\ of derisions licine, made based on Scotch Plains iui'hult'd in the slate's core curni' him And teacher sulane- ik- opinions which may Ix-biased due to vears of working 7Vic ifntrr is a i-uruiitiiitt1 fur re i-lcitiun tn tin- The Iterant I'rexs will coned errors of fnet, context or ue^otiiited based on the a\ir.ij.' in (he I'dncal tonal field Stotcfi l^iuns FttnuiHHi Hoard of Eiiinatiurt prcseiitat inn and ciarily ain news content that confuses or ut salaries in other district.- Th >: misleads readers. Please report errors to Executive Kdilor means salaries m South Boiin-i Cheryl Fenske at r.7.r>-n(iHI. BriKik are somehow related to i! Weber will be asset to school board salaries in Hedminster. 1> th..' Deaillines fair? To Th*> Kpcor state ol change and moderni/alton which our school Tlu> deadline for submitting articles and press roleunes It is a ^Icat tienefit and compliment to a coinmu system is dedicated to keep current well into the 21st The simple solution, win.': to The HeconilWss is 5 p.m. Kriduy. The deadline fur sub- nity to have a uradnate from W'csttield Hijjhi Sctiool century would solicit howls of protect d':.. mitting letters to tbe editor is It) u.m. Monday. return to the town and seek a position on (lie Board Last year, the town of West field held a dunce at the every special interest involved r. of Kdiii'iitiiiM. WVslfield slumid tjikt> ureat pride in armory. The monies realized fivm this event went to the public school system, is to pi. Lrtlrr policy tiavin^j its own (ienevieve WCIHT chouse to return teachers throughout the ^i '• 1 the modernization of local schools to taring them up to homo and Ix-conn mvolveii hv sit'knif,' to help and date in the field of technology, With lhe ever growing based on a single contract and * Lettors should be no longer than 200 words and may bi> enrich llu> same i>diuatninai system that prepared single salary guide. A fourth-K!'ll!' i l need for our youth to Ix^come computer literate, what edited for content, brevity, good taste and libel. Letters her for mlls nt by runniiiK *>>r tbe Huard of Kducation. Itotter advantage can we (jive to them than to elect teneher witb a masters degi'in- aiui should bo typewritten and include the writer's daytime A uradiinte oflitHirvtMown University, tienovicvi1 people who shnre our beliefs for modernization and 15 years experience should ream telephone number for verification, if necessary. IUIUIH a H.A. dt'tfroo in mlernationid huHinesH and in are themselves well versed in the subject of comput- the same salary either in the Ka-t 1 Send letters to The Record Press. P.O. Hox 6M), . Shi prvHonlly is a sales planner for Lucent ers and the Internet? Such a person is Genevieve Orange or Branchburg sch! di- Somerville, NJ, 0SH7<>. Letters can also be Ikxed to (908) ^i and is rvHptinsihlc for the Asian lW'ific Weber. MR Weber is a 21st century graduate. She is tnct. and China regions of Hntii Networking systems. computer friendly, network savvy and has an insid- Of course that's never gomn '• ThoHo internalionnl and tochnnlo^cal abilities, along er's position to the latest in technological advances by happen. with hiT $\\\ for lanpiiiiRe. an> aKscts that can only way of the company she works for. Her second Inn- 1 1 There are too many school di- enhanct tlioMi* projtftH she may Iwomu involwd in. gunge of choice, Japanese, gives her an extra advan- trict« in New Jersey, each with ii- Complement ing those oarned and hiuunl abilities art' tage to form a bridge with the other world leader in nwn t«iard of education and multi- her over incrt'nainj; exposure to busiru'ws twhniquew the technology Field, ple unions. It would made senx and technological advances Ixith on the job and inter- It IH with high regard and without hesitation that l>oth fiscally and academically. t< nal innally. Blend thew strengths with her youthful 1 can sincerely and honestly say that Ms. Weln-r WTNl I II I |i Si DU II |*| AI\S consolidate school districts, hut t enthusiasm, her love of West field and its residents would IK< a well chosen addition to serve as a memlx-r this rational and reasonable opli"" A MediaNews Group Newspaper and an insatiable energy to take on new areas of com- of the Westfield Board of Kducnlion. <>i\en falls victim to chauvinism mitment, and you have a lirsl stun-; starter I hat can M NJN Publishing ©1999 THOMAS H. KEMPS sentiment and arrogance. provides voters with nn interesting choice four Over the next four years we will l>e creating a gen- fine candidates nnd only three sluts. that as long as public school fund Allan Conover Tina Guarino eration of "smart schools." The eti'ort will require new ing la based on property taxes, Sports Editor Reporter lien Wt'ber, u product of the Westfield public understandings oflhe roie of technology in the class- schools, one of them. We believe she- deserves* consid- room and n management team and a professional regiunalization will never gam eration bused on her unique professional qiuilifica- staff who themselves are continually upgrading credibility as a viable option. lionn. their skills. These «re the issues where someone with Another reason I'm not voting Eileen Blckel John TBlmboukis As a manager in international sales, lien's job in this month's election is the don Advertising Dlroctor Production Manager a new perspective can help the community requires fluency in dnpanese and an understanding Vole on April 20 it really matters! hie standard unjustly placed on sch(X)] boards. While the school of information technologies. Her experience conduct- STEPHEN and MARILYN HELLER ing tuiMini'SH on an uitermiiinnal si aye lining the budget has to face judgment by tin Westfield voters, the municipal budgei escapes untouched by the genera! Rocorri-Pross (USPS (loo-iws)) is IHIIHISI VI on I miiiy by NJN Piiifehing. public. When a new school is pn> Westfield Memorial Pool is fitting memorial 11 301 Central Avo , Clink. N.I OAHii; CHIMI !>«'S tiiuio. Second class postage (wild posed, voters must pass a bo' ' •t Crtnlord, NJ 07010. POSTMAStl II t To The However, in all fairness to tbe other ei^ht fallen iie.nu' semi rhiingoB lo NJN PUbtohhg I am writing in response to the recent article ol issue. But if a new police head Fulfillment oftlco , PO Box fiSW. SomiMvii tv NJ OrWtv Subscription rnton by veterans and their families, I agree with quartern is proposed no referen mall, one yonr within Union County $1,'.out t>r nninty $l?0, out ol fliflto $24 March \'2, HUM) concerning the proposal of Mr. Peter Cmmcilwoiiiiin -Jaiiis Weinslem, we should not single Hogahdom to rename Clover Street to "Ket/lnff dum is needed. Either both school Jti tubscrlbe call 1-BO veteran. and municipal budget* are placed Street" in honor of the memory of Mr. Arthur V 1 fet'l that the Wenlfield Memorial Pool stands as a Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 Ketzlnll, one of nine vmm^ Wesllleld men killed in fitting memorial to nil. It \» an appropriate and an before the votes or neither are. Vietnam. equal acknowledgment of their supreme sacrifice I would participate in this month s News 908-575-6664 election If I had the chance to vote I understand the well mount intention of Mr. MONICA MCMILLAN Advertising 732-396-4404 Hogaboom on both the school and municipal budget; that teems fair to me. April 9, 1999 Record-Press Letters to the editor Teen charged after crashing into cop car Thanks for hosting Scotch Plains stolen from a car parked on Two windows of a car parked Downer Street April 2, police on .lefferson Avenue were .lason Wehrt'iilu-rg, IS. of | Police log said. smashed April ;l. police said. Aslmry was charged with bur- . * 1 community workshop glary to a motor vehicle, receiv- Hree/.e Knoll Drive residents A ll»S| OUismohile stolen To The Record-Press: We would also like to remind the ing stolen property, assault on a stolen from a car parked on reported two intruders kicked police officer, eluding police and from liotilevard Avenue was The Board of the West field community that April is "Alcohol Johnson Street April '.{, police open their front door 7:110 p.m. recovered on Massachusetts Municipal Alliance'PANDA Awareness Month." Dr. David possession of a controlled danger- said. while the husband and wife were ous substance April '.\, police said. Street before the owner knew it i Preventing Alcohol. Narcotic and SaUher, Surgeon General of the on the second floor watching TV was missing April I, police said- Drug Abuse) would like to thank United States urges "Americans to Al about 2:20 a.m. April 2, police said. When the Wehrenbergs car was identified Westfitid Seeing the Hglils of the car on the National Council on Alcoholism focus upon the staggering social. wife came to the top of the stairs with nobody in it. a resident and Drug Dependence of Union as being stolen out of Bethlehem, A car parked on Cumberland economic, and health costs of Street was burglarized March she saw the two would-be bur- called in a suspicious car to County for hosting the community underage and binge drinking" and Pa. As police attempted to stop glars, she yelled and they fled. the car, Wehrenberg fled north on ill, police said. An ATM card and police. workshop "Immunizing Our Kids asks each of us to "resolve to work • * * •• * + Against Tobacco Ads." Glenside Avenue into the a cellular power card were towards a healthy, alcohol-free ado- reported stolen. A Marlin Court residence was Three tires of a 1997 Nissan We also would like to thank the lescence for every child." Watchung Reservation and into Mountainside. Wehrenberg reported burglarized April 2, were punctured while the car community residents who came The Alliance urges all residents * * * struck a Mountainside patrol car About $166 was stolen from a police said. The front door was was parked in front of Dunkin out. For community residents who to participate in workshops and knocked in but there is no list of Ponuts on Elm Street April 5, missed the workshop or would like and was then taken into custody. unlocked car parked on Downer activities sponsored by the Alliance A small amount of suspected stolen property at this time. police said. more information about the and other community organiza- Street, police said. + + • • + + BADvertising program you can heroin WHS found in the car. He * * * tions this month and to discuss was held on $2,500 bail. A Uuaini Terrace residence A Summit Avenue resident amlact Bonnie Viethaler, founder these important issues in your About $8,000 worth of jewelry *** reported someone attempted to reported a bicycle stolen April 6, of the BADvertisinj; Institute, at homes. was reported stolon from a enter the house by breaking a police said. her Kniail address, b\«'!)advertis- WESTFIELD MUNICIPAL A Myrtle Avenue resident Kimball Turn residence March storm door April 2, police said, reported jewelry stolen from the ALLIANCE/PANDA 31, polity snid. There were no No entry was gained. residence March 29, police Baid. signs of forced entry. • • * Fanwood There were no signs of forced * * * Two cars parked on Oak Change was stolen from an A power drill valued at $180 Avenue had their rear windows unlocked car parked in the dri- Post offices to be open A Crrant Avenue resident was stolen from a car parked on smashed April 2, police said. veway of a residence in the 60 reported the theft of miscella- Cumberland Street, March HI • • * blink of Midway Avenue April neous personal items taken over police said. A 15-year-old hoy of Edison 1, police said. late for income tax filers + * + wns charged with burglary and the past week March 29, police An East Uro;td Street resi- To acvonimodatc those who returns should IK- legible and said. There were no signs of theft of a house on Kant Hroad dence was reported tmrglari/.ed An unlocked car parked in file thcif mount- tax returns at include a return address forced entry into the house and Street April 2, police snid. Entry the 100 block uf Farley Avenue ihe la.--l moment, two ni'urhv • Udlllile check postage. police do not In-lieve the incident March HI. police said. The back was gained through the rear was entered and souu<> was nlfucs nti Thursday will rt-O'ivc with insuffieit'nl postage will IM- on Livingston Si root was the 1700 block of Kast Second passed al Sealfons clothing store smashed April :i, police said. A garage in 80 block of the April l'i postmark The returned, which means taxpay- Street were entered March 29, on r'ast Broad Street April 1, Russell Uoad was burglarized (Vanloni (KIS! ullke is mi Miln er> mav l>e suhuvt l«i penalties police said. Some change and a police said. A mirror was stolen from a car April >'i. police said. Nothing StreH, oil' North Avenue West and interest Current first class parked on Carloton Komi April ;*, was taken but the owner wit- The I'laiitfietd post oflice is on |x>stage rates an* 'M cents for flashlight were reported taken. Walt htuij,' Avenue just north of the firs I ounce and 2'J cents lor Two cars parked in the drive- police snid. nessed I wo boys running from the railroad li;uk> eacli additional ounce. was reported painted way of a Ilillcresl Avenue resi- • * * the area. on several doors of the athletic dent were burglari/ed April 2. A Cumberland Sfreot resident 1'ur (huso vslid have t ari KOITH" (or an rxtviisioii early in the Kamvuod High School March HI, cars were pried upen and a wul- jnckel from his home April '.i, to u bicycle parked in the rack mailing tips issued by the l\)stul day at any post office. police said. let containing $80 was stolen. police said. There were no signs at Forest Ituuil Park April 'A, S»rvnv • Mad a n't urn in a lilne inuil- of forced entry police said. The rim of the bicy- • I'se |ii>t class postage. The Ixix Keep m mind that Mur A cell phone was reported A cell phone wan reported cle was bent. intern.d llevenue Serviw rtvog- maillxixes tlearlv indu'ale the mzes a l^isUti Servirt? postmark last time each day when mad is as proof that u tux return has picked up 1/Mtk liir the final Urn niailt- School bond interest is lower than expected envelopes used to mad tax postmark. WKSTFIKLI) (Jflice nil April II elementary classrooms: !) ;it t«»«l!>-2000 al $.07 per $100 Superintendent ul Schools Dr. Approximately -r>t> percent of Franklin, <> al McKiuley and ! evaluation lor the West field William Foley has announced the bond proceeds are dedical at Wilson homeowner, which is the Hiuno that the WVsl field School ed toward capital improve The remaining 10 percent rale as last year," slated Or, Two Hundred Club District has received a t.<> per meiits such us IIKIIS. lavatories, will complete a dislricl-wide Foley. "MecatiMC we enn rely on cent net interest rate lue and firelighters,'" "We are very pleased with Founded in Kh/itU'th in UM>!* The Two Hundred Club, bead this rate," noted Foley. "It JN by a small group ot business own- quartered m Scotch Plain.*, jiro less than the 1.75 percent we ers, the club has flourished and vKJcs scholarship funding fur ijiiuli expected. This difference will grown from a handful to more than fied High School Seniors who are translate into approximately •WO rneniliers. Kolnrt Keilty of children i>l |Hilice and firefighters in $200,000 in interest stivingH on Kt'tllv Olds-mobile in Wesltield. a Uniuii County As well as honoring our debt service Hclicdiile." Controversies ;<0-year member of the club, recent- hems who have |>er1iirmed extraor- Business Administrator ly reminisced ulxuit the accom- dinary feat.s in the past year Uohert Herman opened five plishments and milestones achiev- The annuiil Spring Valor Award sealed bids on March .')0 in I be ed by the club "We've Ix'en luncheon will highlight the MOlli presence of bond counsel addressed by three governors, a Andrea Ktihn, auditor itob Rage Over anniversary uf The Two Hundred myriad of distinguished speakers Club V I he liusifii • WKSTFIKI.D The West Held Chapter of the American Hed Cmss Lewinsky ha* scheduled babysitting training AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING chisser- to help your son or daughter Call For Your FREE Comfort Analysis Ivotrne a better babysitUT. ("lasses will nm 9 a.m.-noon Financing Available "Postage Saturday April 17. 24 and May 1 at All Credit Cards Accepted the chapter office. <21 Kim St. Kach LENNOX child must bring a Cabbage Hitch doll <>r a teddy (war the size of a Fras-Air Contracting, IncVArrowhead Conditioning CALL NOW 1 -800-339-1153 For FREE Estimate Cabbage Patch doll Registration is 24 Hour Service Stamps required; call '**»<> Xi2 7UW by Friday. April it. The target age tot \jTP^^^ Huntord'jn County • Somerset County these classes is 1 1 and 12 nLJ^L Union County • Middlemen County Remote Ki'ifion of

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how to visit sites on the World Wide Web. West field Memorial SATURDAY Library, 550 E. Broad St., Westfieki, 9:.'iO a.m. Registration APRIL 10 required; cull I90K> 7K9-4090. PLANT WILDFLOWERK THE TWEEN YEAItS par- in the rircH of the high-tension ents' seminar sponsored by liiK-s near Nature (lontcr, Cray Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Terrace, Fanwood, 10 a.m. Union Counly, .'500 North Ave. Steady-rain date ] :.'i() p.m. April Kast, We.stfiel'd, 7 p.m. Cost $f>. 11. Drews appropriately; bring T- Registration re<|uireil; ciill I()O8) Hhape rakes, Registration recom- mended (or large groups; call BOOK APPRAISAL lec- ture by Hal Cohen on rare and THURSDAY antique hooks. Scold) 1'lains Public Library, 1927 Barlle Ave., APRIL 15 Scotch Plains, 10 a.m.-noon. Free FOR WOMEN ONLY admission; appniisiil $1 per book. investment seminar with .John Call (9081 H22 5007. (Janetson and William ('rouc)i. RABIES CLINIC for cats Scotch I'lains I'ublic Library, and dogs from Kan wood and 1927 Baltic Ave., Scotch I'lains, 7 Westfield. Public Works building, p.m. Reservations: Call («(>()) <>O7- 15 South Ave., (larwood, noon-1 3224. p.m. Cull (9(»H) 7K9-4O7O. CELEBRATION cabaret with Melissa Loderstedt and .John Hchwrska, benefit for COMING UP WeNtfield Community Players. AM1KU tJUILT and craft Crunford Dramatic Club, 7H sale. Westfield Armory, 500 Winans Avo., Cranford, K p.m. Rahvvay Ave., West field, !* a.iti,-.ri Admission $12. Call <*)()«> 27H- p.m. April 21. Free admission. GEORGE PACCSELLO/RECORD-PRESS 7(>ll,Kxt. 1. Call (717) 7K(i-84H7. SPAGHETTI DINNER sponsored by Altar Rosary The hunt is on! Society "I" St. Bartholomew tile The rush was on at the start of Fanwood's Easter Egg Hunt last weekend. SUNDAY Apostle Church, 2():t2 Wi'sHield r APRIL 11 Ave, Scotch Plains, .>::«> and 7 FINE ART AND CRAFTS p.m. April U0. Adults $7; children 7 12 $1; children li and under 41st annual .show to benefit r Westi'ield Cbapler ol' Hadassali. free. Call (S»OH) :i22-. ).10<) nr (<)()8) Temple Kmanu-KI, 7f>(i K. Broad KH9-2152. Hadassali s art show is this weekend St.,Westfiold. noon 9 p.m. Adults SPRING CONCERT $;i; senior citi/.ens $1 ..r>{); students Orchestra of St. Peter by the Sea, free. Calif (>Hl conducted, by Itev, Alphonse WKSTFIKLI) The West fie Id Chapter of tions and provide information about tho jects, Slepheusnn. St. Helen's Roman Hadassali invites the public to view beautiful artists and individual pieces. "The art show has been tremendously suc- Catholic Church. KiOO Kahway art in an ele-gnnt garden setting at (lie -list Kach year, the art show commissions an cessful over the years," said Chairwoman Ave., West Held, H p.in, May I. annual show to be held April HI and 1 1 ill artist lo create a limited edition graphic that Evelyn Hollander. "We're proud the show has TUESDAY Adults $2.r>; senioi' citizens $22 Temple Knianu-KI. is available in conjunction with the show. helped medical researchers and physicians to Patron seating (w/reroplion) $50. This yeur, there will be a .spot-nil exhibit Those commissioned in pnst years have achieve significant breakthroughs in health APRIL 13 Reservations: Call (')(>«) 'i'.W- highlighting the creativity •>' Ciartioti State included such world renowned artists as Nell care." INTERNET SKARCHINt; 2(M2. artists, as well as galleries ilis|ihiyiti|; work Maine, Wolf Kahn and Chaini Cross. This Founded in 1912, Hadassali is Israel's from mound the world. year, distinguished artist Larry Horowitz lias medical pacesetter in healing, teaching and The show has an excit ing liirnml wlierr lop created an original etching inspired by many research. New York and New Jersey galiorirs (lisphiv years of painting on location in Vermont. The The art show will debut with a preview their best works. In addition to line art 1'rmn urtist is represented by Walker Kornhluth cocktail reception for patrons on April 10. It such artists as ('aider. Will Harriet, mill Afiiiin. (iallerv of Fair Lawn; I'Yankiin Howies of New- will be open to the public on April 11, noon-9 York City; Cover (lallery of Provincetown. p.m. The show will be held at Temple Emanu- there will be fine crafts including pottery, r glass, .liulnica and jewelry The show has Ma., and Meredith Long & Co. of Houston,TX. 101, 7,>b' E. Hroad St. Admission is $.'1 for been designed so that hoth I ho nvid rulk'rlor Horowitz's work is included in major corpo- adults and $l.f>0 for senior citizens; students and 11n- casual viewer can stroll through the rate and private collections. are Ire*- Lunch and snacks will be available. exhibit. slop by each gallery, and sec what's The line art and craft show serves as the For more information about the show and happening in the art world. Kadinailery will primary means of fulfilling West field the Larry Horowitz limited edition etching. have its own experts on hand to uiiswer ques- Chapter's commitment to lladassah's pro- i It takes a lot of volunteers to put on a big art show

WKSTFIKLH When the highlighting artists from the Karen Rose. Miriam Bloiisky Opening night will find the •11st Annual Fine Art and (Yalis Harden State. of West field, Elaine Kolker of children of members helping by Sbow of the West field Chapli-rnf This theme was beautifully West field, and Agnes Markowil/. serving hors d'oeuvres and iladassnh opens April 1U M reflected in (he invitation of Cranford sent out thi' puhliei- checking coats. This effort is Temple F.inanu-Kl. many people designed by graphic artist ly to more than 40 area newspa- organized by Kenate Uicber of will have worked year -round In Susan Napack pers. West field. ensure its .success. Other committee* not Maxine Bradie ol The sales desk will be run by Preparations for the show involved in art selection are Mountainside and Sallie Cherr Cieri Samuel of Scotch Plains, began last summer when Klliii hard at work. ol Scotch I'lains an.ingfd for the Hllcn Winetskv nf Linden, and Wmetsky of Linden com mis- Kvi'lyn Hollander of Railway show's security. Ah/.a Marguhs Carole Thau. sioned distinguished artist atU'iided In the administrative of West field is organizing tho Raffle tickets can be pur- Larry Horowitz to create ;iti ilet nils of I lie meetings liistriiiiition of posters. chased at the door under the original work of art tor signifi Tassie Becker of Scotch A large group of women will direction of Charlotte Shak of rant financial supporters of the I'laius. Tanya Wbellan of help professional decorator Scotch Plains and Judy Cantor show Westtifld. and Karen Itorwitz Carol Webster of Westlicld of West field. Horowitz's art will be proini an- planning the opening night design the room in accordance This year's wonderful prizes nenlly displayed in a speciul ivct'plion. with thi' theme. Welcome tn the include ii gold and onyx ring exhibit (ilailys lirayson ol Scotch (•iii'den. donated by Michael Kohn The li.illi-rv Committee, com- I'Utiti.s. Annette Diamond of Stan Dailch and Dave Jewelers of West field, platinum prised of tieralyn LichtciWi'm Linden, and Ruth Silverman of Bregman of Mountainside are earrings with pearls and dia- of Westliclil. Karen Hose. NoMitn West field are making arrange- the mechanical wizards in monds donated by Laurence (iardner of Scotch I'lains. Lillian ments for the coffee shop on charge of the heavy lifting. Ford, a gill certificate for Parker Work of WVstficld. nnd IW.nlyn Sunday. Linda Lafkowitz and Meryl (.Jrox'iihouse, and a lunch for two Kawalek. and the Individual The Ad Journal Committee, Itzkowit/. of Scotch Plains and at the Paprika (Grille in Artist Coiumittee, chaired liy I'luiirml by Ueralyn Barbara Eisner of Weptfield «re West field. Lillie llvyen of West field, work- l.ifhtenstoin, Molly Tobert. ordering the large number of In May, the cycle will be com- nig with Wendy Rosenberg. Shirley Duuntman of Scotch plants which help transform the pleted wht*n a wrap-up meeting Shan Koll, Alayne Moigontlial, I'lainn, Jeanne Goldstein of Hhow into a vision of spring. is held. and -luilv Shell, all of West field, VVestfield, nnd Jonn Merel, are Betty Dubman of Scotch The show is evaluated and and Debbie Kramer of Scotch nol kiting nd« and preparing the Plains and Rose Bnumnn under financial data is presented by I 'lams, selected 1 he galleries Mid layout. the direction of Marilynne Ford the Treasurer, Marilyn Napack Scots in Scotch Plains artists lo participate in tlit.- .lonn Fnrscher of West field is of Scotch Plain* are coordinat- of Weslfield. Shortly'thereafter, Welcoming parents and studonts to Family Heritage Night at J.A. >ho\v tontributing her computer ing the responses lor Saturday the committees will begin prepa- Coloa Elementary School wore bagpipers Peter Klebaur nnd Hi yen suggested the tbi'iiu- expi'ilisennd preparing much of night and organizing the distrib- rations for the following year's Patrick Klebaur, posing here with PTA president Janet Mann. Many fur the show, a garden niulil' tlu* nipv for the journal. ution of the etching. show. atudents and parents cnmo in tho traditional dress of their coun- try of origin. Family heirlooms were on display nt the library nnd ethnic loods from Somalia to Austria were available lo enjoy. Golf, tennis outing benefits college foundation SCOTCH PLAINS There IIHI.V be a few practice green by Pelerpaul, Chirk, Corcoran niiiiiy ,HH1 a tiitHe nt 7 p.m. For those who are open spots for one of Union t'nimlv ('olle^e & Co., < lie driving range by CUl'i. the souvenir not golfers or tennis plovers, reservations are Bailey is elected to board Foundation's d'CCFi most popular I'urul nus- photos by PSK&Ci, and a tennis court bv aviiilable lor the cocktail hour and dinner ing events, the seventh annual (iolf and NKXL. only. Tennis Toiiriinment. lo be belt! April 2(i at the Bruno "Bud" Ziolkmvuki, n member of the he I'CCF i'ourrmment was established in of adult school association Shnekmnnxon ('ountry Club. UCC Board of TruHteen nnd a VCC IHiKi to honor Kichard (). Luster, a member of WKHTK1F.I.I) l)eb..rah W community. We look forward lo Bcnefilting UCC student ^chiiliirrtlupn and Foundation 'IVimtee, is Herving for ii third year tho IH'C Board of tJovernoiH, who died the Bailey, daughter of the lad- winking with bin daughter lo programs, the golf and tennis timraimenl is as the Ttnirnmnont Cliiiinnun, overHeeinR n previous yetir. Luntor wnn tin avid golfer, and ChnrltiH Bailey, a former mayor of help carry out our mission: pro- conceived and organized by the UCC 26-mt'mher committee of UCC UovernlnR hi* widow, Marylyn, continues to »crve an the Westfteld, linn been elected to the viding educational opportunities Fountlat ion and ItuiturcK th« ovurall sponsnr- Board nnd Foundation membors, ndminUtrn- tournnment'tt honorary chairperson. It ha* Board ol'TriiHleetuiHIie West field for people in Went field and (lie nhip of Union Conter National Hunk, tot-H, faculty, stuff and outside hiuunoHH lend- since become it well otttabliiihed annual event Adult School Association. Hiirnnmding metis." Many local firms are nponw>rinn npucinl ers. thnt ofiors memtwrH of the educational, corpo- "Wn art' delighted to add the A nntivi' ofWestfield, Bniley it» aspects of tho event, such a** the dinner by The duy will be^in at 10 a.m., with refiin- rate nnd buninoHd communities the opportuni- Bailey tin nit' to our rosier of a graduate of Went field Hi^h Meekor Shnrkey Finnncinl llroup, tlu< cocktail tration, followed by a bullet luncheon at 10:30 ty to compete on the links, the courts and to Tt'UHtocB," mild Board Prenidont School and Middlebtny College hour by Shering-Plough lnborutori«fl, tho buf- a.m. The golf tournament wilt kick olTat noon shnre a dny of Informal networking. Ltiwrenctt Parrot, "Debbie's* In HUT whero she nuijor«d in tlormnn. fet lunchmm by TOKO HelininH (^o., tho goif and the round robin tennin tournament, with Many opportunities are still available to poa»em»e last ghetto in Poland VWfi p.m. April 11, co-sponsored by the liquidated in 11M4 in the city,of Jewish Community relations Lodz. At the end of the war three Council of the Jewish Federation million Polish Jews had been of Central New .Jersey and the killed. Holocaust Resource Center of At the program two speakers, Kean University. Mollie Sperling of Clark and This year's theme is"Darkness David Kempinsky of Union will Descends," which remembers the tell their stories describing the tiOlh anniversary of the Nazi horror of those days. Sperling la Invasion of Poland. originally from Krakow and Ciennan troops invaded Kempinsky from Widow. Poland on Sept. 1, I'M). Poland In addition to the speakers surrendered within three weeks there will he six cnndlelighters, and (Jerinan troops moved to four survivors and two American annex certain areas of Poland soldiers who liberated concentra- and to establish a protectorate. tion camps in Ktirope. The libera- gmeral government in other tors are Lloyd Kalugin of areas of Western Poland. The Cranbury, a Jewish American, eastern part of Poland was occu- and Johnny Stevens of CnuuieA, At a recent meeting of the Education Fund of Westfield, the trustees announced the funding of a two-year technology project (or Wostfield High pied by the Soviet Union as part and African-American. School. Attending the meeting (standing) are vice president Tom Morablto, Mary Brautlgam, treasurer Steve Heller, secretary Dandle Walsh, Mark of an agreement signed with The Holocaust commemora- Clarrocca, Brian Foley. Seated are Glenn Tucker, Carolyn Fleder and Joanne Santoriello. Other trustees serving on the Education Fund include Ciermany a few weeks before. tion program is one of the largest president Gary Kehler, Lucille Davy, Ed Hobbie.Tom Hornish and Stuart Williams. Immediately after the inva- in New -Jersey and has an atten- sion many Jews lied to I hi1 Kast dance of approximately 1,000 and close to two million -lews people every year. • remained under (ierman occupa- The program is free and upon Grant will fund computers at high school tion. Jews soon were forced to to the community. For more live ill ghetloes where they Were information call Luis Fleishman WESTFIKLH The (iranis its location in iht' existing high $15,000 was raised for technol- resources to assist the public subjected to starvation, slave ill I'MKt MH!)-r>:i.'i!V .'ommittee ol the Kducation school Mai' Lab," according to ogy initiatives in the Westfield schools in maintaining and fund of West field has approved KdiK-aliun Fund Grants public schools. enhancing t hi1 quality of cduca- two-year "Signature Project," Chairman Stuart Williams. A two-year fund-raising t ion. HocatiriK funds (or specialized Williams is one of fourteen effort will combine contribu- By working independently Miller-Cory House has jmputer e(|iiipiiient in t ho trustees serving throe year tions from last year's event of, but cooperatively with the i \ stfield Hifih Schnol Mac Lull. terms on the VVowt field with those from the May 7 Hoard of Kducation. the Fund many activities in April Funds will provide five Kdueation Fund, which was "Passport to Kducation" din- has been able- to raise money Jwcr Mac (1't computers as reorganized this year. Other ner' (lance, co-sponsored for the for programs which otherwise WF.STFIKLD Uillothls are atul hnineniade baked goods will as color laser printers with members include: Mary second year with COM might not be funded through blooming, the warm days a in- he available li>r visitors to enjoy. • _e formal capacity and pro- Hrautigam, Mark ('iarrucea. CASTi'iHoint'. the regular school budget. In here and spring ha.-, arrived at April Ufi: Tribute to (!onrge ' fessional graphic tablets. Lucille Davy, Carolyn Fleder. The Kducation Fund of tile last few years, individual Miller-Cory House Museum at Washington. There is much to The appropriate software Hrian Foley, Steve Heller. Kd Westfield, which recently cele- school grants and teacher mini- (ill Mountain Ave Irani about the "Father of our Will handle digital phoh>f,'ra- Hohbie, Tom Hornish, (iaiv brated its seventh anniversary, grants have also been awarded. The "living museum" will l>e Country." There will lie a skit phy, tlraw ing, .'<-!) rendering, Kehler. Tom Mwaliito, Joanne i> a philanthropic coinmunil v- Anyone ink-rested in receiv- open 2-f> p.m. Sunday* p.m. alxuit Cieorgc as n young (xiy and '. Animation, video editing, weh Santoriello, C'ilenn Tucker, and hased organization comprised ing more information about (he Visitors tn the Museum will the experienced IMth century page design and desk top pub- Darielle Walsh. of Westfleld residents, The non- Kdticatinn Fund of WeHtfield, experience daily lile on an Karly- ciKiks will prepare some of his . lisHin^ As a result of last year's stir- profit group was formed to pro Inc.. should contact the Fund at American farm as costumed favorite meals. "All students will have ri'ssful "Passport to Kdurat ion" vide an on going, centralized P.O. Box 22U1. Weal field, N.J. dncents demonstrate trails and Visitors will he able to enjoy access to (he equipment due to diliner dnnce fitn<1 - r:t i se r, source of additional funds anil 0709(1. ,,|- call 7H!M.|2(>. chores appropriate to the season open-hearth cooking demons!ra- of the year. The last tour Ik-gins tions using authentic Kurly-- * at 4 p.m. Each of the Ibllowing American cooking terhnuiuos.;,- Sundays in April will have a spe- uml recipes. Taste treats will lie* Girl Scouts to hold first Take Back The Night cial feature of interest: prepared by cooks. t April 11: Candle Dipping. 'rite gill shop has a wide vnri* , WESTKIKLU Washington take part in various workshops. present songs and poetry per- ter lict'ine April S) by culling .Candles are a soiirccot light and ety of educational reading mate- Rock Girl Scout Council and A Closeline Project work- formances by local musicians Jennifer at 8) 2:\2-'A2'Mi ext. have lieen since ancient limes. rials, colonial reproductions, KfiCUl University are lospiin shop will be facilitated by and students and an open mic Candle making as it was done in rookhuoks and gilln. Admission Soring their first Take Hack Linda Van Fossen, executive for all participants to offer All participants under 1H Karly-Anmricn will be demon- to the museum is $2 iiir adults The Ni^ht event lor adults and director of the Counseling their talents. yeiirs of age are required to strated. and M) cents Iiir students. Students, grades H and up. <> people who register, and all as it w'as done in the IKth and Cory volunteer. 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A fJOKI 1',1'Ulll ' i]GUZMAN REALTY, INC. jimr H ViOP OII'TCOl'f .*><*. 328 Route 22 Wastbound • Green Brook • 732-424-2200 1 IN/AW' V( :••:, fit MY MAM I fl, V'JOC #•# wwwfrKMmprtHioni.net • E-Mail: »r««hlmpf«BOt com 1\, HM0HA AVI., FIIZABFTH, NJ 07202 11 r.iAO VFMMOU'H "^ Optn Sundayi rrt: lOOfll i-JVfebli • FAX: I90IJI351-WHO Record-Press April 9, 1999 Open house ENIORS \yednesday Old Guard of Westfield SCOTCH PLAINS - The April 22 — Arthur Bilexiker- on Pearl Harbor. Union County Vocational Tech- April 29 — Richard Miiseatello on cases. nical Schools have announced that I h^ annual open house will be held Meetings are 10 a.m. every Thursday at the Westfield Y, at ^he Baritan Road campus H:H0- 220 Clark St., Westfield, Weekly meetings; include guest spea- 8:^0 p.m. April 14. kers, films and committee reports. Group activities include •JThere will be demonstrations of golf, bowling, bridge, day trips, luncheons, women's events, tlu}| latest technology in each of the shuffleboard and the Merrymen chorus. in^ractiona! areas. Auto technolo- The Old Guard is open tore-tired men. For information, call gy ;*tudent8 wiU highlight the Dyn- Don Finter at (908) 233-1407. ampmeter, the latest in emissions letting, while the machine technol- ogy program will show a Wire EDM 60 and Better Set Machine in action, Thursday, April 15 - "Splendors of Mejji: Treasures of Im- ipthe'r highlights include sam- perial Japan" at the USA Riverfront Arts Center in Wil- plitig in the bake shop; shopping til mington, Del. Cost of $85 includes lunch at the Hotel DuFont. -spsJDial prices in the UCVTS Tech Brownie Troop 640/88 of McGinn Elementary School ware one of 12 troops who participated In "Be Your Best" May 28 — Brooklyn Botanical Garden and Brooklyn Mus- World-supermarket; desktop pub- Night at McGinn School. The Brownies are (front) Jayne Dzuback, Christine Lelde, Meghan Dhaliwal, Emily eum. Includes "Impressionists in Winter: Effects de Neige" lishing in graphic communica- Jones, (middle) Courtney Greenwood, Kathryn Albanese-DeMalr, Mlchete Silvereteln, Barbie Slaugh, Annie (snowscapes), special museum, exhibition. Cost is $75. tions; Wood-pressure screening in Smith, (back) leader Cathy Smith, Washington Rock membership specialist Jennifer Johnson and leader June 17-18 — Overnight trip to Inner Harbor (Baltimore, iillibd health and basic manicures Debra Slaugh. in 'cosmetology. House plants will Md.). Includes tours of Longwood Gardens (Kennett Square, l>e!pn sale in the horticulture pm- Pa.) on the way and U.S. Naval Academy (Annapolis, Md.) on Ki*am and the culinary arts stu- return. Cost per person is $22O single occupancy, $175 double deflts will offer samples of McGinn School Girl Scouts show occupancy or $160 triple occupancy. (fourmet specialties. Payment in full is due with reservation. No refunds unless All visitors will receeive froe nil- a seat can be sold. Westfield 'Y membership is not required. tie.i tickets. Included amon^ the For more information, call Karen Simon at (908) 233-2700. priies will be an Adirondack chair, how to be their best in program a barbecue cart, baskets of gro- SCOTCH PLAINS More Washington Rock Girl Scout need. The McGinn School pro- Catholic Golden Age Club Chapter 088-A cerjes, as well as cosmetology and than tun Cirl SUHJIS took to (he Council, played the cow in a num- gram began three years ago as a beauty products, and a ilat of lid- Mcliinn School auditorium ber from "Gypsy" staged by way for older and younger scouts Friday, April 23 — New "York City, including luncheon, ding plants, along vrith gift certifi- March f> for Be Your Best Night. Brownie Troops 6 area restaurant* Twelve troops from Daisy All the scouts were from Bundles. will leave 10 a.m. and return 5:30 p.m. For additional information, cull through Junior ranks opened kindergarten through fifth grade; Cathy Smith, a third grade May 21 -~ Hunts Landing (Pennsylvania) with breakfast, the UCVTS Day Admissions OHia- Girl Scout Week with "Act II." they invited their families, teach- Brownie troop leader at McGinn luncheon, open bar, show and dancing. The bus will leave 8:45 at (908) 889-2999. or visit its web their performance of songs from ers and friends to the show. School, organized the event. a.m. and return 6:30 p.m. site at www.ucvtrt.UK-h.nj.us. si ago and screen. Production Admission was by a donation of Kiltie Wong, a fifth grade stu- June 24 — "A Day at the Races" at Monmouth Park, fol- numbers were from "The Sound one baby care item per family. dent, WBH master of ceremonies. lowed by dinner at Squire's Pub. Hie bus will leave 10:30 a.m. of Music," "Hair," "Bye Bye The purpose of the evening All iterriB donated on Be Your and return 8:30 p.m. Church to hold Birdie," "Peter Pun" and "A was to collect baby care items for Best Night were donated to Chorus Line." Baby Bundles, a service project Raphael's Life House, a transi- All trips leave from and return to St. Bartholomew the faith seminars Jennifer Johnson, a member- the WeBlfield-based CJirl Scout tional home in Elizabeth for Apostle Church. For more information, call John at (908) 322- ship specialist lor (he council sponsors for mothers in pregnant women. 1804 or Charlie at (908) 889-2152. WEHTKIKLI) First Congregational Church inviies the Golden /Wgers Club public to two seminars on Faith and Reason. County will conduct household The Golden Agers Club meets 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. every The first, on i'reatianisni, Thursday at the Scotch Hills Country Club in Scotch Plains. Darwinism, and Genesis will be Each meeting includes conversation, cards, bingo and projects presented at 7:30 p.m., Monday for charitable institutions. Refreshments are served. May 3. The second. Does A Clone waste day collections in spring Officers for 1999 are Jeajiette Rotella, president; Olga Have A Sou/? will be presented the Union Comity will sponsor Tiu- second event is scheduled Public Works Yard on Plainfteld Bruce, vice president; Marge Van Duyne, secretary; and following Monday, May 10 at. 7:110 three Spring Household Special for May 15 at the Linden Avenue. Josephine Masi, treasurer, p.m. Both will be presented at the Waste Day collection events. Recycling Center on Donaldson Containers larger than five Once a month, food is collected and donated for those in church at 125 Elmer Street in Place in Linden (near the corner gallons, empty containers, Weitfield in its Patton Auditorium. Thi' first is scheduled for April need. Peanut butter and jelly is collected for donation to the 17, from K a.m. to 2 p.m., at the nf Kli/.abeth Avenue and Stiles unidentified material, explosives, Emmanuel cancer group in Scotch Plains. In addition, teddy pall (908) 233-2194 for direc- Street). radioactive material, and gas tiorts. The seminars will he pre- Kenilworlh Public- Works Yard, at bears have been dressed for children in hospitals, Hlb Street and Sheridan Acceptable household special cylinders of PCB material will sented by The Rev. John A. Mills, wastes includes oil-based paint not be accepted, Thursday, April 22 - Italian show at Three Little Bakers pastor of First Congregational Avenue. All Union County resi- in Wilmington, Del. The bus will leave 8:45 a.m. dents ate eligible to participate and varnishes, antifreeze, pool The county will accept achool Church, United Church of Christ, chemicals, corrosives and clean- laboratory waste chemicals at all May 13 — "Sight and Sound" show at Willow Valley in ;il lwrosl. i'lv resist raiiim is not of Closter, N.J., an expert on the ers, pesticides and herbicides, of these collection events. This Lancaster, Pa. The bua will leave 9 a.m. interface between Hcicnce and required for any of t he collection caustics, solvents and Ihinners, program is designed to assist Sept. 23 — Black Whale er-uise from Long Beach Island to religion. clays. ('onl nictors arc not eligible. aerosol cans, asphalt seniors, lire public, parochial and private Trump Castle casino. The bus will leave 8 a.m. extinguishers, flammable liquids schools in accessing an effective, All trips leave from the Scotch Plains Municipal Building. ami solids, motor oil and motor environmentally sound, eost-effi- For information, call Rose Frino at (908) 322-6330. oil filters, gasoline, transmission cient method of disposing of fluid, automotive products, bat- unwanted chemical wastes and Join The Team teries (dry cell und lead acid), reagents. Tax Information propane tanks, fluorescent bulbs Schools must schedule Senior citizens, Social Security recipients and disabled peo- Become a part ol'llu.- cxdtiin: vmrld of community weekly (unbroken), thermostats, ther- appointments and provide an ple who own a home are entitled to a rebate if their property ., newspapers, hutnctluili' openings in the mometers, and mercury switches. inventory lint in advance. For taxes went up between 1997 and 1998. following aiL'iis; Scotch Plains will host I be more information call Union The rebate will apply to people enrolled in the PAAD phar- third spring collect urn event on County Environmental Services i maceutical assistance plan, The rebate also will apply to those June 12 at the Scotch 1'buns at (9(W>h7i4-9H90. whose annual income is under $17,918 (single) or $21,970 Reporters (couple), including Social Secrurity. Strong writing skills and an iiujuisilive mind will keep you Applications must be filed by March 15. For an appoint- in the forefront of emnmunity news. Coverage includes town Library will host financial ment, call Ed Evans at (908 > 322-5007. Bring a copy of your t meetings, school uiul conumimiy events, and features. Full paid 1998 and 1997 property tax notices. •t and part-time positions available. workshop for women April 15 Sports Staff SCOTCH PLAINS today, and to offer strategies Tax Preparation Cover all aspects of local sports, from youth sports to high PaimAVebber will host a seminar designed to iiddrvsri those issues. Federal and state income t^ix returns will be prepared free titled "For Women Only: Covered topics will include of cost for senior citizens, the disabled and low-income people. school events to features. Editing and layout skills u plus. Understanding Your Investment retirement planning, strategic Full and part-time positions available. Choices" 7 p.m. April If) at the asset allocation, and tax-advan- The program will be offered through April 15 at the Scotch Scotch Plains l'ublic Library. taged investments. Featured Plains Public Library, 1927 Bartle Ave., Scotch Plains; St. Hel- Today cultural and demo- speakers will include .John en's Church, 1600 Rahway A^ve,, Westfield; and the Westfield graphic realities combine to pre- (iarretson, first vice president- Community Center, 558 W. Broad St., Westfield. sent women with unique invest- investments at PaineWebboi, and A New Jersey tax form must be filed for a homestead or ment challenges-. The focus of the William Crouch, regional vice tenant rebate even if there is no taxable income. evemnji will be to explore the president at MFS Investment Appointments are required; call (908) 322-5007 for the •44 ViriL'r;m\ Mnumiat Dnu- IJisi. • SHIIIL-IvilK- NJ (IHK7(> issue.-, facing women investors Management. Time will be allo- Scotch Plains library, (908) 232-1867 for St. Helen's Church cated afterward for questions and (908) 232-4759 for the Community Center. and discussion. Refreshments will be served. The program iB sponsored by the American Association of Seating is limited: cull (800) Retired Persons in conjunction with the Internal Revenue OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS (W7-U224 t»> reserve a place. Service. Individual • Business • IRA \Vestfield Y start new CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT The Roth IRA is for retirement. weight program WESTFIELD - The Westfield But the tax implications Y is adding a new program to its Wcllness Department. Members can learn "Weight APY are anything but relaxing. Management Mnde Simple" with Cathy Bruno,a clinical nutritionist. The program will run 7:30-8:30 p.m. Monday for seven weeks beginning April 26. Because (he Roth IRA a dillcrtni from any other IRA, It brings up seme confusing tax issuti. Participants will bo taught how to read food lnlwls, calculate the calories a body nwds. count calo- 12 Months rics, how Ui shop, how l« put meats At KfizR Block Premium, we tin ituwer your quationi ibout the Roth IRA'i tut Implication!. together and to control portions. i-'i ••- • !• I Vn",| i , (Ol'lpti.IIH'Bil i|,1:ly MX', ( Bruno i« completing a clinical =it. AI. II til (?.'ll Wl'li-ml tlilillfll Cut ill intcrrwhip with the Ainnricna Rospim-h and Medical Onlor in Bring In thii ad and iav* $25* on your fax preparation, RidgHiekl, C'onti. A memlxT of the Porional fax asibtanca It available right new, IiiHlitute of Klxid'IVchnoloKiwtH, who : htildn it iniutU»r*H dt'nnt> in human ! Plume: "<>" the Ci Call 1-973-467-2112 nutrition from lhi> I Inivcrnily of jj; 908-301-0800 520 South Ave. (M0O-S83-9I29) for tht H*R Stak Premium offic* nMttir you, ii) m Vllll til fll our Wib ift* al www.firbpramfam.cfm rt>quiral f«r thiH program. Sentin^ SWww.townbank.com VVeatfield, NJ H * R • I O C H is limited. Resist ration b«>ginn 07091-0220 Saturday, April 10. For more information, call PREMIUM Karen Simon at UM)H) 2H3-270U A Bank of Your Own IM rtoti iriy 4lawanford, from 1958-71; Richard G. of Westfield and World War II and worked in the be made to the Scotch Plains Fire- VVKSTKIKLD Thousands of and Moiui ay, April 12, lendham; and since 1994 in James U. of Nantucket; two Fanwood post office before joining Department or Scotch Plains books will be sold at bargain Novels, nonllct ion, cookbooks 4antucket. daughters, Karen Palasinski of bidding's. Rescue Squad. prices (hiring the 271 h annual and child fen's hooks art1 welcome She was with B. Altman for 10 Allentown, Pa., and Lesley book sail' sponsored by t ho lor the bo« >ks;ili' Textbooks, taars and became a section man- LaRicci of Woodstock, Ga.; and Friends of the West field ti/ineti, t ianwi^t'd books, ager in the men's wear depnrt- eight grandchildren. Wilbert G. Martin Memorial Library, .r>,r)() K. Broad densed bonks, records nnd old nent of the company's former A funeral Mass was celebrated WESTFIELD Wilbert C. World War II, he was a member of St. encyclupi'tliiis will not ht> accept- Itore in the Mall at Short Hills. Monday in Nnntucket. Martin, 82, diod March HI, 19H9 the Edison -Senior Citizens Club The s;ile is the largest ol its ed.' at Genesis ElderCare-Cranhury and the New Dover United kind in (he area and begins with Moretliiin 100 volunteers will Robert O. Bogart Center in Monroe. He joined the Methodist Church in Edison. a members' preview U a.in.-noon stall' thi' lunik silk" in I hi; library WESTFIELD - Robert O. A brother, Edwin S., is Asplundh Tree Service Co. in His wife, Itulh, died in 1997. Tuesday. April i.'t, program rmnn. They will sort sgart. 88, died April 1, 1999 at deceased. 194b" and was a supervisor in its Surviving are a son, Wilbert of" S;sle hours tor the public are I iiiuiks, stiK-k Ixxiks, colled money bis home. He retired in 1982 after Surviving are hiH wife, Ruth A. Scotch Plains office when he Hovvell; a daughter, Odetlo Muha 5) p.m. April I.'t; if a.in !> p.m.and help customers. Hare bookn 18 years as a salesman with Gibson Bogart; a son, Robert L.; a retired in 1976. of Monroe; eight grandchildren Wednesday. April II through will be in i\ separate cate^orv. ldustrial Office Supply in sister, Virginia Fiileld; and sever- Mr. Martin was born in and eight great-grandchildren. Friday, April U>; and !• a in.Ti pin, Anne /\rlu'l is chairman of tlu* Livingston. al nieces and nephews. Delaware County, Ind,, and lived Services were held Saturday at Saturday, April 17 "1 lalf-l'rice hook sale | Mr. Bogart, who was born in Services were held Saturday at in Westfield before moving to the Irosselin Funeral Home in Day" is April 1(1 "Man Day" lull Kleimo r St-mis. Tina Lenher, - ,,Elizabeth, lived in Cranford and the Werwon Funeral Home in North Edison in 1SW9. A staff Edison. Burial was in Fairview the books thiil call 111 into a gro- • lane Curt is,Nancy Yoilor,Oolloon cery ba^i is April I 7. Itmliiylii, Mary Orlando. Carol t^'Boselle before moving to Linden. sergeant in the Army during Cemo-torv. 1 Westfield in 1946. Burial was in Evergreen Donations will lie accepted 1 (rie/lei , Hrtie Dixiui, Kdwiird He fought in the invasion of Cemetery, Hillside. Larisa Kabara from niiiiii fi p.m. I'Yiduy, April II; Orlando .-mil Marguerite Normandy and the Battle of the Memorial contributions may !) a.m.-noon Saturday, April 10 are eonuu itlct- chairmen. Bulge while serving in the Army be made to Linden United Larisu J. Kabara, 2<1, died April Christopher Powers, and a sister, . liuring World War II. Mr. Bogart Methodist Church, 321 N. Wood 1, 1999 at St. Barnabas Medical Christina Powers, all of Union; Fanwood Library has card contest Center in Livingston. She hadher grandparents, Roy and • t<>wned Bogart's Gift Center in Ave,, Linden, N.-J. 07036, or Jnion before joining Industrial Weatfield Rescue Squad, P.O. Box been a volunteer with the Barbara Franklin of FANWOOD The Fan wood day. I'oel rv ifiKiingH, bookmarks )ffke Supply 356, Westfield, N.J. 07091-0356. Hyacinth Foundation. Ronkonkoma, N.Y.. Chester and Memorial Library on North ami story him is are planned. Ms. Kabara was born in New Joan of Old Bridge and K. Beverly Avenue hits .scheduled a number For ii omiplele schedule, cull Brunswick. She lived in Toledo, Powers of Scotch Plains. of events for children during (fJOHt.Tja IIS77 in- visit t he library. John H. Woerner Jr. Ohio, and Piscataway before mov- Services were held Saturday at April. A story time ami guided ing to Union in 1996, the Memorial Funeral 1 Ionic in All children f> II are heinn nature \v;ilk:*:;iO p.m. Thursday. SCOTCH PLAINS John H. Michael R. of Green Brook; five Surviving are a son, KyiFanwood. Memorial contributions urged to en'ale a "Kids ( 'aril" I bat April 'i'i ; it Hie Kanvvnod Niiltlro Voerner Jr., 65, died March 30, daughters, Margaret A. Frei of (iroenaway of Union; her father, may be made to Hyacinth will be mi rodiiceil in September, < 'enter wi It lit- III with Karth Day. 1999 at his home. He owned the Newfoundland, Mary K. Allmer of Chester of Hopewell; her mother, Foundation, 78 New St., Newwhen the lihrai v issues new Dean Tal<-(ill, chairman of the Voerner Plumbing and Heating Harmony, Joeann DiNizio of Donna Powers, her stepfather, Brunswick, N.J. 08JI01. cards wit b bar codes. r'niiwiioil Kiiviroiiiiiftital Com- To. of Scotch Plains for the past Phillipsburg, Jeanne M. of Clreen Ktilrv forms are available al mission it lid p'oundskecper for years. Brook and Anna Anderson of the aitult ami children's cin ilia the Niilur«'('e liter, will he the nto- Mr. Woerner was born in Bound Brook; a sister, Barbara Jean Townsend lion desks lhniuj;li Suturday, i vleller. Tbc program is upon to painfield and had lived in Scotch Bowman of Scotch Plains; and 12 April lit. All entiles must be sub children I iinil older. Rain dale is Wains since 1948. grandchildren. WESTFIELD Jean E. Uer husband, llenery II, is Friday. A|>ril Li.'!. Kenney Townsend, 7r>, died April de-ceased. mitted by Sat unlay. April 17; the He was a parishioner of Services were held Friday at winner will lie annoumi'd in mid Keilislralinri liir the story time Immaculate Heart of Mary tho Higgins Home for Funerals, H, 1999 at the Clark Nursing and Surviving ait- two sons, May. Rehabilitation ('enter. She hadHenery HI and Casey; I w» daugh- is require! 1 ;UKI tat) lie done in the itoman Catholic Church. in Plainfield. Memorial contribu- Dunne, National Library children's di'|>ail inent. Kan wood tions may be made to American been an avid bowler and a life- ters, Dehrn Mehaffey and Judith; Surviving art- his wife. Anne long Westlioid resident. four grandchildren arid two great Week, April II I 7, I he library will residents will receive priority on lay Woerner; four sons. John H. Heart Association, 2550 Route 1, hold a different activity i'\civ 1 be storv t line. II and Joseph S., both of Scotch North Brunswick, N.J. 08902- Mrs. Townsend bowled in tour- grandchildren. plains, Jeffrey M. of Dunellcn and 4301. naments throughout New Jersey Services were held yesterday and in league play at Linden at the Dooley Colonial Home. Library will hold class on Internet Lanen. Burial was in Knirview Cemetery. Patricia Swearer WKSTKIKLD The West field Internet a ml will include instruc- Memorial Library. ">.r>0 I'i Hniad I ion on us i !ij: : in online nia^azint: ioner of St. Paul's Episcopal WESTFIELD - Patricia M. St., will hold ii class on Internet diitubiisii '|'|u. |)r- from f) a.m. to 4 p.m. The rolled inn will feature fourt 34, Order of the Amaranth, at the Lehrer-Gibilisco Funeral upwards of 100 of the finest crafters in New Jersey. Cranford; Mount Zion Chapter Home, Rahway, followed by a This widely attended show is rapidly becoming known by 118, Order of the Eastern Star, in requiem service at St. PUUI'H area crafters and the community ats the outdoor event nt tint .sea- Church. son. This year promises tho return of 1 be talented crullers from letuchen; and the Ladies prior shows, as well as new (-rafters with exciting and creative oPlaces 0$ Auxiliary to the South Plainfield Burial was in Fairview rescue Squad. She was a parish- Cemetery. items to sell. "I am so proud of the success the Auxiliary has had with I he Arts and Crafts Collection and grateful lor the significant con Estelle Kleiman trihulion their efforts make to t hi1 many hospice families in need Q4)otskiv of care" said Margaret Coloney, president of The Center For WESTFIELI) Entelle Kleiman also was an avid knitter Hope Hospice. Lorber Kleiman died March 1<>. and a inah jongg enthusiast. Refreshments of all kinds will be available during this juried ISI99 at Community Medical A brother. Daniel Lorber, is show. The children will be entertained by balloons :ind downs, tenter in Toms River She retired deceased. while the adults will enjoy a variety ol entertainment events ST. UKKNAKD'S KEN ILWORTH Surviving are her husband of t> 19Hfi after 26 years with the 1 throughout the day. CATHOLIC CHURCH I'welry manufacturing firm of (>I years. Samuel; two daughter. *, For more information, call Barbara McCutcheon at (!J()H) 48(i- GOSPEL CHAPIL uinii & Co. Sandra Ji-llinek and Donna 0700 May Ifi is scheduled a« a ruin date. '.UiH Sunnu'r Ave Nfjwork Avr- S '^')uj St , Kf!fiilworth Slavin; a sister, Helen Tollin; 1'la III(H-Id Mrs. Kleiman was born in tU.ttil Iti'l hi-i'lf/l 1 ll,lil>"i nl in Oiikiyn. Cherry Hill and nephews and a grout-niece. please call ew Providence before moving to Horvkim will be 10 a.m. today WEDNESDAY at the Paul Ippolito Summit Jj " OO pin f'niyrr Mitilrm l-8CM)-98t-5640 ; i'Mtlk-ld in 1977 He alwo nerved Memorial, 7 Summit Avo,, i'i pi (he National (Juard, Summit. Burial will bt private. 11 Nurtviy Cat I'mviikitt Surviving are hin wile. Record-Press April 9, 1999 Squad conducting annual fund drive WESTFIELD The Westfield of Health and Senior Services, Volunteer Rescue Squad will con- which regulates the emergency ser- tinue to conduct its annual fund vices throughout the state, has pro- drive through the month of April. vided funds for training of the vol- The generosity of the Westfield unteers. However, only a certain community has j^iven thu rescue amount of training is paid for. sguad the funds to provide quality If additional higher levels of emergency medical services for 48 training are desired by the emer- years. Thewe funds are used to gency medical technicians of the ensure that rescue squad personnel Westfield Volunteer Rescue Squad, provided with proper equtp- then the squad must provide those training and facilities funds. In addition to the required _ the day-to-day opera- recertification subject matter, the ,J of the squad. variety of training needed to pro- AH of the end of March, there vide patient care includes emer- l been a significant drop in dena- gency vehicle operations, pre-hospi- i to the rescue squad and these tal trauma life support, awareness nds are needed to maintain the of tuberculosis and blood-borne eparedness response level of the pathogens, and recently increased ~ >ld Volunteer Rescue Squad. preparedness for any terrorist This year there is an increased threat, that could occur producing 1 for the donations given by res- mass casualties. ents and businesses of Westfield. The maintenance and upkeep of reBCue squad has secured the the building and utilities located at of a new ambulance for Xi5 Watterson St. continues to rise er this year, and the expense of in cost. Because the Westfield ambulance alone Is enough to Volunteer Rescue Squad is a resi- |ual the total fund drive dona- dent squad, the scheduled crew i for one year. remains available from the build- [The equipment and materials ing both during daytime and , by the rescue squad for treat- overnight shifts. Built in 1951, with _ the sick and injured also con- additional construction in 1977, the RUTHANNE WAGNER/R-P CORRESPONDENT iues to rise in cost and quantity. building and grounds need con- Crew members set up lighting equipment outside a classroom at Cranford High School where a scene was being filmed Monday for a TV pilot, feaaving equipment, such as stant renovations and improve- "Stuckeyville." ni-automatic defibrillatora, can ments due to the increase in call Bt thousands of dollars, yet this volume and 24-hour staffing. Suipment is needed to ensure Members of the Westfield Uproved patient outcome, Volunteer Rescue Squad would like Filming of pilot moves to Cranford High asing such devices, and other to express their gratitude to those al equipment, must take priority who have already given to the 1999 By ALEC MOORE episode of "Stuckeyville" a new Viacom paid the Board of This tumultuous experience i^for the rescue squad, which is sup- Fund Drive, and wish to remind KKCOKDl'llKKS CBS comedy-drama television Education's standard school rental gives Ed the impulse to return to ported by the donations of each res- others that they may still make tax series being developed for Viacom, fee of $2,700 per day plus custodial his hometown of Stuckeyville, Ohio ident of Westfield. deductible contributions to : The CRANFOKI) - School may not in association with David fees for the four days that they uti- where he is intent on fulfilling his 1 Training the all-volunteer stall" Westfield Volunteer Rescue Squad, have been in session on Monday at. Lcttermun'H World Wide Pants. lized the building. fantasy of dating Carol Vessey, a bf the Westfield Volunteer Rescue TO Box ,'if>6, Westfield, N.J. 07091- Cranford High School, but there "Hluckeyville" is the sUiry of a Stuckeyville centers on the beautiful cheerleader he admired 'Squad is necessary to provide the 0356. was still plenty of activity taking young Wall Street broker who exploits of Ed Stevens, an enthusi- while in high school. 'highest level of patient care and To learn more about volunteer- place. decides to escape the pressures of astic fellow in his early 30s with a Reunited with some of his high incident preparedness. Recently ing with the Weslfield Volunteer his Manhattan lifestyle and slightly goofy sense of humor. school buddies, the heart-broken Television crews were hard at but ever-optimistic Ed fulfills his 'the New Jersey State Department Rescue Squad call (908) 233-2500. work shooting part of the pilot retreat to his hometown in the After a really bad day Ed gets Midwest. fired from his job as a high-pow- longtime dream and actually In a letter to Township ered Wall Street securities execu- spends an evening with Carol, who Administrator John Laezza, assis- tive and goes home to find his wife eventually admits that Ed is tant location manager for the show in bed with the UPS guy. "growing on her" Local Business Rob Striem requested permission from the township to film interior and exterior shots of the school on School counselors will be Thursday, April 1 and Monday, April 5. "While we will be creating conducting parent workshop Focus Spotlight^ most of our fictional town in WESTFIELD - On .sent ""What Should I Tell My Westfield, we have chosen Thursday, April 29 and Child About Life Choices and TO ADVERTISE ON THIS PAGE CALL CHRIS: 800-981-5640 Crunford High School aa a loca- Thursday, May 6, Maureen Consequences?" tion in the show," Striem stated in Maz/.arese, student assistance Parents with children in the letter. "We are very excited counselor at Westfield High kindergarten through the about filming in Cranford. The School and Carol Gerson, guid- twelfth grade are invited to school is beautiful and it suits ance counselor at Edison attend. The workshops will be this project wonderfully." Intermediate School, will pre- held at Edison Intermediate LANDSCAPE School, located at 800 Rahway WATERPROOFING Ave. starting at 7:30 p.m., both All Forms oi Basement nights in the Library Reading Waterproofin Room on the second floor. 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April 24, at 7 p.m. mance will be held showing Often described as "Americas • three films each. Ambassador of Song," "The "The Festival this year will Interpreter of the Gershwin showcase new films of Jewish Legacy," arid "Professor of interest and will be a "Sundance Popular Music," Feinstein is an of Jewish Films'," Brown said. acclaimed contemporary pop vocal stylist. Inspired by George Hollywoodism and two short and Ira Gershwin and their lime- films, Personal Goals and loss contributions to music, this Ges/iowill be shown, 2-5 p.m. heralded singer, pianist, and From the Shtetl to Hollywood, composer has translated his Hollywoodism tells the story of admiration for the legendary duo how the great American films into a highly successful career. made by the Jewish Hollywood Edison diver in IMAX movie Feinstein's musical inspira- moguls reflected trie roots of Ocean Explorers Aquatic Center of Edison and the Liberty tion is not, however, limited to their early existence. Science Center have announced the premiere of the IMAX feature the Gershwins. Personal Goals is the story presentation on Wednesday, April 21. Here Jim Masters, owner of Part of his international popu- of a young Israeli soccer player Ocean Explorers, hand feeds Caribbean reef sharks In the movie, larity is built around his moving who struggles with his father's which is the work of underwater cinematographer Howard Hall. interpretations of classic popular Filmed around Cocos Island, 300 miles off the coast of Costa Rica, standards written by Cole Porter, ambitions in fulfilling his own Irving Berlin, .Jerome Kern, and Michael Feinstein, "America's Ambassador of Song," will be performing personal dreams. Gesho is a the movie shows sharks In their natural habitat. The staff of Ocean a benefit tor the State Theatre later this month. Explorers, a training facility for recreational scuba diving, will be other well-known American com- young Ethiopian immigrant in on hand opening night to provide information about diving. They posers. show on Broadway, and perfor- Regency New Brunswick, com- Israel whose story shares the will display equipment used In shotting the film, such as closed It all began in H)7(i, when In* mances for England's Queen plete with gourmet dining, danc- bittersweet experiences of his circuit rebreathers which allow the diver to approach the sharks became Ira Gershwin's personal Mother as well as three different ing to the Kichie Wolfe OrcheHtra, new life. without bubbles escaping Into the water. For more Information, assistant. In addition to learning presidents ut the White Mouse. In and a silent auction. The theme In Our Own Hands and two contact the Library Science Center at (201) 200-1000 or Ocean from the man who was responsi- addition to performing und of this yearn Gala is "Rhapsody short films, Bedouin Sand and Explorers at (732) 906-8400. ble for such songs as "They Can't recording, he also writes music in Hlue A (Jala Evening of Visas & Virtues will be shown 'Pake That Away from Me," for films and television, and new Romance. and Celebration." 7-9 p.m. "Someone to Watch Over Me," material lor his own concerts, Proceeds from the gla will be and "Nice Work if You Can Get Feinstein's recently released used to support the State In Our Own Hands is the It," Feinstein had access to previ- secret story of how Jewish vol- Kith album, Mivhtirl it (leoiw • Theatre's 1998-5)9 season of Group show is at art center ously unpublished Gershwin Ffitistcin Suifjfl (tvrshwiti, is his world class entertainment, our unteers from Palestine became songs, which have now been first jazz-oriented album and nationally recognized education the only Jewish fighting unit in WATCHUNG - The April Members are dedicated to 1999 show in the upper gallery of developing their drawing skills, brought to life through the debuted at the Number ) spot (in program, and a wide array of the British army and found the Watchung Arts Center is and Bhare an appreciation of recordings of this energetic the Millboard jazz chart. community outreach services. Jewish survivors whom they led entitled "Paradigm Shift: An working from the human figure. young performer. Following the performance, For telephone ticket orders or to safety. Exhibition of Artwork by The group meets at the Arts His career has included a those purchasing Gala Patron information call (732) 246-7469, Near disaster on an Israeli Members of the Life Drawing Center four times etich month, on sold-out debut at Carnegie Hull, tickets will enjoy an elegant Monday through Saturday, 10 family vacation brings father Studio Group." alternate Wednesday evenings tours of Australia, a one-man black-tie event at the Hyatt a.m.- ti p.m. ', and son closer together in The show will feature an eclec- and Saturday mornings, for stu- Bedouin Sands. Visas & Virtue tic assortment of artwork by nine dio sessions, during which each is the little-known true story of a current memberB of the group. artists explores the drawing Japanese diplomat whose Works include drawings, paint- experience on a porsoiuil level. New England jazz band playing April 25 courageous efforts saved ings, photographs, relief sculp- Paradigm Shift, curated by WATCHUNG •- The Trombonist Hob Connors lends reedinan. Hilly Novick, caji'l Jewish refugees with issuing tures and mixed media. Brian Vestin, includcH the art- Walchung Arts Center will pre- the Yankee Rhythm Kings. make (lie dale. his government's authorized While some of the pieces rep- work of Ralph Gsirafola, Patrick sent the live-piece Ho.ston Cornetist .Jeff Hughes works He will he ably replaced by resent work conceived during the Healy, Lindu Kolar, Margaretta Wallers, the premiere ail-star with his own Bnihtmii Hellhops Dan Mock, the Albert system transit visa. group's studio sessions, the Lear-Svedman, Patrice Monn- General admission to each jazz band from Now England, on and the Paramount -In/./. Hand. clarinetist featured in the recent majority of the exhibit consists of ghan, Cathy Fawlowski, Maria April af> at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10 Jimmy Muzzy, another Benny Goodman tribute celebrat- session is $10 per person, and artwork that each individual exe- Poliner, Brian Vestin, und Mary and include light intermission Paniminint regular, i.s a regional ing the anniversary of the hi»- $7 for students and senior citi- cuted on his or her own, outside Zink. refreshments. phenomenon mi banjo and vocals. torie Carnegie Hall concert of zens. Call Jewish Family of the group setting. The show will hang through The Boston Waiters are drawn The rhythm .section is anchored 19m Service of Central New Jersey, The Life Drawing Studio April HO. A reception will be held from among the stars of the very by Al Bernard, well known at Reservations can be made by {908) 352-8375, for ticket infor- Group has been in residence ut 1-4 p in. on April 11. best jazz bands working the New Connecticut festivals for bin tubn tailing IKOH) 7f)H-<> 1 !)l>. Tickets mation. the Arts Center for more than For more inforrnution call England region. Several are playing. will be held for payment at the two and a half years. (908)75:1-0190. leaders of their own groups. Only the Hlack Eagles' star door. Daisy Jug Band Teenage brothers plays tomorrow

WATCHUNG —The will perform with Watchung Arts Center will pre- sent the sounds of the Daisy Jug Band 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Plainfield Symphony Formed in 1971, the Daisy Jug Band has been performing WKSTFIKLI) The naming Allen and Peter Yu co- for more than a quarter century. Plainfield Symphony announced recipients of the Oltn Altonburg Most of its work is in eastern that pianists Allen and IVter Yu Young Pianist Prize. The honors Pennsylvania and the Poconos, of WeslfieWI have been named brings with it a scholarship but the band has played other winners of I he orchestra's concer- stipend the brothers may use to further their musical studies, areas of the state as well as to competition for young musi- cians. The brothers, If), will Allen and Peler Yu are no New Jersey, Maryland, and as appear Sunday with the strangers to concert-goers in the far west as Cincinnati. Symphony in CamiHe Saint- Mictropoliliin area. In IJWfi (buy Though the name suggests a Sacns' Carnival nj Ihv Animals made their debut, offering n spe- certain style, the group is welt for Tlivn l'is. cial benefit pel forma nee for the known for its diversity of music The Symphony's upcoming Polish Cultural Foundation in and showmanship. Its audience concert will be a special occasion Chirk. They have played in participation songs encourage for another reason as well: il will Carnegie Hall and for Governor many to be part of the act. be dedicated to llic memory of ;i Christine Whiliiiiui and the Ntsw Unlike most bands, this group beloved inusic.-il figure from the .Jersey Stale Legislature in Trenton. They were recently will visually delight with a mas- iirea.OHo Allenlmrg, pii'sidenl of the Allenburg I'inrio HrniHe in soloists with I he WeHtfinld tery of kazoo, scrub-board, Kliziihelli who, for many yearn, Symphony Orchestra. Peter in a wash-tub and garden hose. contributed much In Ibi' musico) .superb violinist ;iml Allen is aji Add to this a wonderful blend of life of New Jersey. Allenberg was accomplished cellist, harmonies and unique instru- an authority (in keyboard instru- The Yiis' performance with the mentation and its dynamic ments, bill even more memorable Plninfield Symphony will lake entertainment for any occasion. was bis humanity, bis joyful and place 1 p in Sunday, at tho The conceri provides an optimistic tiiilurc which inspired Crescent Avenue Presbyterian opportunity to introduce chil- Train show chugs into Edison ;ilI whose paths crossed his. Church in I'liiinlield. For this dren to the power of music in a The Great American Train Show will be at the New Jersey Convention and Expo Center in Edison 11 On this occasion, in memory of occasion, works have been pro* a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. A highlight of the show will be the Shoreline Railroad Historical fun and informative way. eser- Alicnbiirg und in keeping with grammed which speak to Society's outstanding 30-foot by 30-foot club layout. There will also be more than 10,000 model trains younger listeners particularly vations are strongly suggested. bin interest in fostering young on display and for sale. Tickets are $6 for adults; children 11 years old and younger are admitted free pianists of exceptional promise, Children of nil ngen aro invit Admission for children 12 and with an adult. I he Allcnhiirg i'inno House is Admission is free. under is free; adults tickets are $10. Call (908) 753-0190. Cryan's scheduales April RVCC theatre will feature classical acts in April entertainment HKANCHHUKG The Theatre at The" pnitfrnm will include Ileelhoven'H 'I. Tickets arc $f> each. ommended for ages .'t and up. Tickets at* Hunt an Valley Community College bus a Quartet in (• major, Op. IH, No. 2, New York (iilbert and Sullivan Players $7. full schedule- planned for lovers of music of Compliments; LiiziinilT'n Fifth Siring present "The Mikado" 8 p.m. Friday, April Durne Cleo Lai no with John t)ankwor$ BRANCHBURG -— Cryan's all kinds in April. Quartet; ami Dvorak's Quartet, in C Major, 2.'». Follow thc> fidvunlurtm of Nanki-Poo, and Kritmds will Uiko tho stage 8 p.». Ale House. Route 28, has The Horromeo String Quartet will per- Op. 81. TicketH are $l."» and $1H. Ko-Ko, Yum-Yum and her Histora an they Friday, April 30. scheduled Its entertainment for form 7 p.m. .Saturday. April l<». This qimr The Arm-oft \v< -Sea Puppet Theatre ceiobrnto spring. TickotH aro $23 and $2H. This is the find went In this yerfffi April. t«r*H performances in North America will present "The Water Tree" ut. 10 a.m. "A Little More Magic" will he presented Merck International Horios, prenanUti Appearing will be Clark's include the most distinguished concert und 12:1)0 p.m. Tuesday, April 20, This in by tho FamouH People Hayora 1 find 3:30 through tho mippurt of tho Mere* Mansion, April 10; Willie Lynch Htiriow and leHlivnl, mid their international the next in Die educational field trip p.m. Sunday, April 25. Company Foundation. Ticket* are 127 and Trio, April 11; Billy Lawlor, April tours have taken thorn from Moscow to serioH, "Hchnnl-Timo Performances." Tho Whon all tho lighta are turned off, $32. large, colorful characters and props pro- 14; Mama Luke, April 17; Jody Montevideo, Hunlory Hull in Tokyo, tho performance features Riant puppotH, The box office is open 11 a,m.-4 p.jrQ> (JoncurtogulxHiw in Amsterdam, and the masks und live musk, set in a tropical coed to donee and cavort around the oth- weekdays, Call (908) 726-342O or f«X and Floyd, April 21 and April 28; rainforest, It id recommended for grades 1- erwise black stage to classic hits. It Is rec- orders to (90S) 528-7890. Crosifotdi, April 24. BnMlllc Opern in PariH April 9, 1999 B-2/Record Press weekendp/us.' (800)447-7313 7:30 pm Admission $4 w/a donation of www.staietiBatFe.Gom and Art students, plus poetry from * "Goodnight Mrs. Puffin," comedy by home-bated goorJes, $7 without * Country music star. Admission $40-$28 Middlesex County Arts High School stu- Arthur Lovegrove. To June 24 Group rate'. IMPERIAL BRASS OPEN STAGE dents. Adults $5: senior citizens and stu- available. caH tor showttmes and prices 3:30 p.m. Sunday. April 16 6 pm Friday. April9 dents $4. McCARTERTHEATRE CRVCHYCRT United Methodist Church Somerset County Er*ironmertal Education what to do! 91 University PI.. Pmceton 8 p.m. Saturday. April 17 Overtook Terrace. Union Center. 190 Lord Stirling Rd Basking (609)683-8000 •vwwrantanvaJ.edu/trieatre McCarter Theatre (908) 687-8077 Ridge * "Learned Ladies," comedy by Mote re T: / Performing three quartets: by 91 University PI., Princeton t New Jersey ensemble performs with (973) 33S-9489: Beeethoven, Lazaroff and Dvorak (609)663-8000 Chns Jaudes. trumpet soto Donation www.lolkproiect.org April 11 Admission $44-$1B; discounts Admission $18. $13 * Singer-songwriter 'package tour". Dar KING'S ROAD SWING BAND * Monthly open-mic coffeehouse show; available Cail tor showtimes BOUNCING SOULS WWtams, Lucy K^ansky and Richard 8 p.m. Friday. Apnl 16 OPF-BROAOSTREET THEATRE 8PBJNQ INSTRUMENTAL COWCCRT AGAINST ANIMAL CRUELTY 7 p.m. Saturday, April 10 ShindeR. Admission S33-$23 Watchung Arts Center 5 S- Greenwood Ave 6 p.m. Friday. April 16 The Palace DAISY JUQ BAND Watchung Circle, Watchung 8 p.m. Wednesday, Apr! 14 HopeweM The Palace 12 Maiden Lane, Bound Brook 7:30 pm, Saturday, April 10 (908) 753-0190 waons Theatre (609) 466-2766 |12 Maiden Lane, Bound Brook (886) 558-ARTS. Watchung Arts Center t- 16-piece ensemble plays the Duke Kean University, Union t- "Radio Gats," comedy about an all- (906) 527-2347 <88S) 558AHTS www.newpalacearts com Watching Orde. Waichung Ellington catalog with Nancy Nelson woman 1920s radio Station. 8 p.m April a * VWh the unrwrea/S Concert Band and wwwnewpalacearts.com * "Pop/punk' band in its only New Jersey (908)753-0190 singing. Members $10: non-members $15. 10, 16, 17; 2:30 pm. April 11. Admission Jazz Band. Free admission. * Benefit with seven bands: Goathed, 6 Stop on a current lour. Admission $6. * Pennsylvania-based ensemble. KYUNOHWAKJM $20 Saturday, $18.50 other days Over Par Time to Waste, SFS. LWL. Vbuth CELEBRATION Admission $10. 3 p.m. Sunday. April 11 SOMERSET VALLEY PLAYERS Award, Taxcab Samuras Admission $8 S pm Saturday, April 10 GUY DAVIS Suburban Community Music Route 514, HiBsborough BILLION DOLLAR SOUND Crantord Dramatic Ctub 8 p.m. Friday, Aprt 9 Center, 570 Central Ave (908) 369-7469, Ext 3 8 pm Friday, Apr* 16 78 Winans Ave., Crantord Watchung Arts Center Murray HID * The Nerd." comedy 8 p.m. Friday and Somerset County Library (908)276-7611 Watchung Circle, Watchung (908) 790-0700 Saturday 3 pm. Sunday, April 9-May 1 North Bridge St. Bridgewater *• Cabaret revue with Melissa Loderstedt (908) 753-0190 * VioKntsI performs works of Stravinsky, Admission $12; discounts available. <908) 526-4018 and John Schweska, in its Union County (if t Blues singer Admission $10 in advance, Franck and Beethoven Adute $10; senior WELPETHEATRE ;* CentfBl Jersey-based tag band ted by not Central New Jersey) premiere. S12 al the door citizens and students $5 NOW PLAYING Raritan Valley Fred Wescne Free admission Admission $12 DORIAN PIANO TRIO DAVID MASSENGILL/ CROSSROADS THEATRE COMPANY Community College 0ORROMEO 3TRJNQ QUARTET CREATIVE WRmNG 2 p.m. Sunday. April 16 MARY ANN ROSSONI 7 Livingston Ave Route 28. Branchburg New Brunswick 8 pm Saturday. April 10 8pm Friday, April 9 Clarence Dillon Library 8:30 p.m. Friday. April 16 (908) 526-3254 (732) 249-5560 "Theatre at Raritan Valley Borough Improvement League Route 523, Bedmirtster Somerset Counly Environmental Education j AH in the Tinning." student production of t "Lost Creek Township." world premiere of Community Cotoge 491 Middlesex Ave . Metuchen (908) 234-2325 Center. 190 Lord Stirling Rd . Basking one-act comedies 7:30 p.m April 8. 9 Route 28, Branchburg (732) 632-8502 / Performing works of Schumann, Mozart Ridge drama iff Charlotte A. Gibson To May 16 Donation (908) 725-3420: / Song trorn Westornoft School of Music and Schubert. Free admission; reservations (973) 335-9489; Admission $37.5O-$24.50. CaB tor show- times required www tolkprojed org COMING UP RNGERPYX *• Manhattan-basod songwrrter/dtHcimer GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE /—* * 4-Star Rated Fine Neapolitan Cuisine * * PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE 8 p m Saturday. April 10 player (kxmer); gurtansf songwriter (latter). 9 Livingston Are. New Brunswick Brookside Dr.. Millbum Reformed Church, 23 S Admission $5 (732)246-7717 Second Ave., Highland Park KATHY MATTEA (973) 376-4343; f "Collected Stones.' drama by Donald (732) 828-8770, (732) 356-5164: 8 pm Friday, Apnl 9 wwwpapermill.ofg Margutes To May 2 Admission S36-S22. In business over 30years! www lolkproieci org State Theatre. 15 Livingston Ave., New i Crazy for You," lounng company ol discounts available Call for shewhmes Broadway musical April 14-May 30 Countn IMniiiK In \lnini|iht-ri' / Otjartel pertofrro for a conira dance with Brunswick HUNTEflDON HILLS PLAYHOUSE Donn/i Hunt, caller Lessons tor beginners (732) 246-7469 Admission $60-$33: discounts available Route 173. Clinton Call tor showiimes I |> |n 4(1 |V,,|)I< • KMSONAIII* I'KN IS • Avk fur imr I'arh ( i 166 Ml. Bethel Rd. 908-647-171 HERB PATULLO One Singular Sensation! 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r- "Join us in our NEW r > The Theatre at RVCC 2 A Performing Arts Center in Your Backygrd restaurantJbr \i$\t mid fresh m O W« • H mA - \ Borromeo String Quartet fivds prepared in an authentic 73 Saturday, April 10, 1999 8:00 PM Northern ltdian style in a Tickets $13 &$18 n warn and friendly atmtifhetv" m The Mikado - New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players Friday, April 23, 1999 8:00 PM

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A Little More Magic LJ Famous People Players Sunday, April 25, 1999 IX) I (WHY IIMil, l:00&3;30PM Doubk-lrtv Motet S Tickets $7 Atrium llrivi- • SomcrM-t, >| 0H87J 7. u Rt. 28 & Lamington Rd,, North Branch, NJ Box Office (908) 725-3420 Fax (908) 526-7890 HIS1HAHAI.SAMICO 3 or order on-line at: www.farltanval.edu/th9atre/ INSALATA TUSCANY • IIOUSK SMOKED SIRLOIN April 9, 1999 weekendp/us Record Press/B-3- RESTAURANT DIRECTORY A Guide to the Area's Finest Dining Establishments Restaurants Listed Alphabetically lly T|\V tit I insiiu1 Same of t Location Phtme # C

AMERICAN L0 First Place Bridaewater Commons Mall 908-218-9333 $$ tt & ® m 1120 Rt 22 East N Plainfield 908-791-9355 k.BLD I-Hop 900 Eason Ave Somerset 732-fl37.5001 ti &: ® ^ m Popeyes 325 Terrill Rd., Scotch Plains 908-322-7035 s •t t^! ® LD CD Patullo's 1 North Vosseler Ave., Bound Brook 732-356-9888 $$ n L0 CO CONTINENTAL McAteer's 1714 Easton Ave., Somerset 732-469-2522 $$ Lb-}®$K L0 LB CONTINENTAL/ITALIAN L Green Knoll Guile 645 Rt. 202-206, Bridgewater 908-526-7090 $$ $ ibl® LDSBCD FAMILY Bobby & Mary's 318 William St., Piscataway 732-752-4474* 732-752-3171 $$ tt •»4\» ® LD Ln IRISH Cryan's 1270 Route 28, North Branch 908-722-1113 $$ Btr »• h' ® LD CD Jack O'Connor's 1288 Rl. 22 East, Bridgewater 908-725-1500 $$ ntr LOSfid] ITALIAN Ellery's Grille 701 Lincoln Blvd., Middlesex 732-356-2444 tiff tt 4 ® LD CD JC BECKFR WP CORRESPONDENT $ Chef Calogero Siracusa shows oft two of the delicious seafood dishes Ferraro's 12W. Main St.. Somervilie 908-7070029 $$ 1 D tu at Cafe Cuclna. Girasole 500 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook 732-469-1080 $$ 7 16.! LD CD La Scala 117 North Gaston Ave., Somervilie 908-218-9300 $$ BY 7 ib:.® LD IT! Everything's perfect LD Luna Rossa Rt. 202-206, Pluckemin 908-781-5100 $$ BY 7 \n at the new Cafe Cucina Russo's 266 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook 732-302-1532 $$ tlttT 7 (fr! LOSBGD Scarpellmo's 168 Mt. Batliel Rd., Warren 908-647-1728 BY 7 LD m The years of expork'nce owners $$ Stephanie Lipiiri and Anthony Dine Out I Tuscany (Double Tien Hotul) 200 Atrium Drive, Somorset 732-509-4547 $$$ HIT |\'(^:® B LD 13 laniello brintf to Cafi> Cucina art' evident with just one visit-In the SEAFOOD Route '22 West restaurant. 1 he Barge 201 Front St., Perth Amboy 732-442-3000 hh. LD El Everything is perltft down to the $$ tlB lant detail — the excellent food, SPANISH wonderful ambiuiut' and first class scrvico nothing i.s It'll to chance. bles, dri/.zled witli was.(hi .tiuli Costa Del Sol 600 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook 732-560-0620 $$ II LD en It's no wonder that many of the ($1 ?.»;') i. STIAK area's top chefs worked and trained With so many unitjucst-ledmiih at the former La Cucina in from which to clumsc. t Jeot-j^e lir i;il- O'Connor's Beel & Chowder 1719 Amwell Rd., Somerset 732-873-3990 WB tl I.W ®$i^ LDSBLTI Somervilie; Anthony also owns and ly decided on the Hislet-ca ;illii $$ runs Albnso's in Somervilie. Horcntinn 'a porterhf stt-ak O'Connor's Beef & Ale 708 Mountin Blvd., Watchung 908-755-2565 $$ tltf tt \b-)®§k. LOSBd] Cafe Cucina is decorated simply with wilmonejia sauce, iitTtinipii- yet tastefully, with white and Ix-iu*1 nied by s;»uterd spinacli *uiljito. $19.(1;.- It II lianquet Facilities tl Children's Portions & Seating B tireakfasl AVHIUCiH liNTRIili of fresh flnwers on each t.tble. The was served with a steak knife In it it ^f Reservations S 4 Live Music I Lunch $ . Umk-r $l<> elegant simplicity is enhanced by was so tfiidfi that t Iiiir^e (hdnt X So Alcoholic Beverages \l Dancing o Dinner the wait stuff, dressed in light blue even need it All of the iipjH'li/,«"is, $$ $10- $1S shirUs with the, restaurant's logo salads and t-nlrtH's iiru «t*rvi> thun helpful. decant prest-nlation. Early Hird Specials AVCHAC " DINNI rt iNrnn At Cafe Cucina. each talile At our waiter's suggestmu. we receives a Roasted (iarlic liulb in a topped off our dinner" with ;i deli For more Information, call Micki 908-575-6737 NJN Publishing lerru-cotta dish, and a small basket citnis Homciuade Tiriiniisii. We of bread garnished with garlic noted they also huv** i what a tasty way to stall a meal. (inippas iind im extensive Musical Club of Westfield My husband (ieur^e and 1 dinner drink seli-tlions. shuns! an appetiser that was a Cafe Cucniii takes its ,'t inbucnet1 special comlniuitioti of grilled jxirt- further, with live entertainment will have variety on program IK'IIO mushrooms, polrtila and every Thursday and Frie|>- tier, with menu specials /i\ ;ulnl«ir [)iui;r;im VMII )K- held April 11. ! well as bis "AralK'sqiics No 1 " She per, as we did. We also shared a All in all, ('iile < 'uci IIM I> a l»| > nl p.m., m lilt* 1'ir'sl H;i|)lf^l Cliuril). will COIKIIHIC will) "Sclifi/.u it) K salad sptt-ial: aru^ula. endive and the-line package. IToKlmSt.W.-slliclil Mlimr'"Oji 2fi by Mendelssohn. APRIL 16-17-18 ruddivhio xn\u top|ifd with dried Cafe Cucina, XKUi ItuuU- 22 Drudc Spairc Kocsslci, imv./.u Sl<'|)bcri I1 Tiisy, Imntotie. will ttimato, crumbled ^oi>;<>n/.i>la in a West, Brnndiburjj. (W>8) S2B- sopmiio, iind ^ui-si iiriisl Iti^i-r MI»^ "O lt«'st in (be liiiifl" fniin balsamic vinaigrette <$ti.S>f)>. 49O7. Hitvdcn, balltunr, will sin^; "Vu-r Menilel.ssobn's "Klijidi:" "At the EDISOI1 The entree sele<1ions included t This cii/iiinn f.s dist± tti Duetto Alt iitiil Hiinton" <)\>. 2H by River" l'Miin Itivei" I'nmi Shuwlxmt < c o Convention h (Tortellini Ortelana cheese s/Mits in l/w mva It is mil tnkmteil ill the pi;iiii by KiilhN-cii Ifciily by .IcfciiTii' KCIII I lih iicccimpaniHt u toiiellini tossed with prim.ivera ait a citttqm- ) W<'(|swin1li, Sliest iiriisi. will IH- Idiinse Andrews <« " Exposition Center vegetables in a garlic and oil same: < | at Raritan Center I'enne Vodka. I'appurdelle Con _J Filet Million wide riblmii pasta 0 •MO V/ tf, I ,'H/, I -il .il lit Ml tossed with fillet mi^'nun lips, u. Wl!Vl tO M.I'll,III f,l"ll(!' i'b-ll-/ mushroonis and cannelizid unimi O to rj j {,i,n; r.ir La 1*tzz,ertct z o F'lct in a red wine sane deioi j;la/.ei, In D o < (or ilm>( IIIJ'I pork chops, veal cutlets and cluck Ui en brensl, each prepared in a tasty Sandwiches • Pizza - Complete Line of Dinners _l fashion, and seafood irunniny from LJ The Courtyards X * • /i- 1 |,m ti i '4 ] im • A North . ijr.-i.-r ii, /on- ;,'• NO bTMOUfcHS PLEASE At* an entree I ordered the Part SUNDAY-THURSDAY (TOPPINGS EXTRA ( minify Fulk Art Slmu't. IIM Koasted Salmon Fillet with a 908-781-55251 H I'l! I Hml/ fit] . Molly Ml .I't't'V YOUH ONE PAID ADMISSION >esanie crust sencd over ;i sesame CfSS) 396-244 ['»• I.'-U'.i M4 41'ji. ( t (p t-t MW READMITS YOU ALL 3 DAYS noodle salad and r-hrlned vejjeta- ^ 7tn LJNCOlfl BI.VD MIDDLESEX WE DELIVER

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OT. widowed while 40 yroW, 5'10", 170 *>t. f*)nd*kJe. lo 52, tor a possMt long-term r*ia 'walking. 8eeklng B single, white, whfta temale, ir»d 40«. Indspenrlent. ests BOX 38509 LONESOME twnthip. BOX 3817S dining oul. working out. long walks, alncars and hr>ne«(. Enioyt dining, SingM white female, SI, lie lbs, 5"1*. tshad mala, good sanaa pf hufw Chitaftan male, brown ryea. sat and tlim, tthfebc build, IritWGermtn. Jtwiah male, 3* and oMer. BOX trie beach, conversation, dancing, dandng, rmnic and more Seeking LETS COOK TOOETHER «nd w«ng to •nut tfwupM» and pspper heir, wary anejgeBc, paaatoo- handsome, toft apoken. fintncialty •T499S pretty fed head, enjoyi walk, works MCE JEWISH OUr file. Se«ka sensitive male, 77 to 35, white mala, 4DS-5S. witi simtar tfiter- S'6'. 140 Ib »mgle. wiiita Inmate, out, danang, movies, weekend get- 55. at lesst iO" allec tiat Seektng widowed white soneftng. with an attracts figure, Itmete witti blue «yw and blonde NOHEAD0AMEI ChrMan lemaJe, who at slim (n buid Jewish or non-Jewish temalet, 2\ to Dlvorud wtMs lemal*. mtd 40t. pat- ing, dmrtg, rrtovies, I ravel, animals ttonala, reliable wrih erntlar intsreatt ffamila y onented. and similar back- • hair task* tall, attractive, non amok- FINER THItWS IN LIFE aionala, laisty, pmrta Lookjng tor un SI yr oM, VT. athMc tuM. good and haa slmliar merest BOX 14700 35, who are fit witri similar interests fog, phyaieady, emotionally, and »nd muiBC UOX 3794? lor frlendsfvip first, laiting relation- looking, emgtontty smd Inandally grround Children welcome BOX tor possible long term n)lat-onsr«c Single while femaio, early SO's, who gla whlta mala from 4/ 10 t>5, rMah u»p BOX 32/31 tntnawf fli, single, while male, so enjoys line dining, Allarrtic City, SERIOUS ABOUT UFE secure, drvorcad. whsa) rrale. wth LETS GET TOO ETHER 32IMS MonmouW county. BOX 32719 cut, honasl, wlh pauiciri. for Inend }7 yr ok). 6'3~. Italian-Irish, single. 10 M. for good limn Enjoys finer romantic dancing, traveling and much ship and whatever enauet BOX 37 yr old, 5'7", Bingle. Watk larrtftl«, •• SEEKING QREAT QUY " good sense of humor, is seeking a SHARING TOOETHER things In lire, physical fi1rie*s, Ins nonsmoking, social drinking. white professional, dark hair and ~ LOOKING FO« LOVE " moil Seeking single wtiits male, 55 1363/ long tiair. lufl figured arifl fyrnaritic Single wline protassional female. 33, 1 WMt professional mala. 52 yr ok). Single mate, 37, sincere, hone«* , ohtng.tnd danolng. BOX 1&864 62, who enjoys doing the same thing 6'7 , 131! irjs, pratty, M, non emoker. divorced, writ* tame *, whodoennol ayea, in shape, honest and camg Enjoys mu»n« IH, »«n*ti)v«. cirtng, compasilonate, eyes a plus BOX 35160 pfofeilional mals. non-srrioKer, 30 10 ATTOACTTVe £M*3«EEF» am* BOX 3*407 6'?'. 120 Ib. non smoking, brunette, rlonahip wtth a mtn wHh t gretii 43. wtft'B educaled, tionesf. sincere smoker, non-drug user . preferably movies, dining out. worlung cu' ptllta, v»ry attractive, brunette. petite. Hispanic Kalian, divorced " MAKfNO THE MOST... " 4S yr okl. ST, atlrsctlvej. csrlng. pro^ no cMdran BOX I6B72 CHILDREN/MARRIAGE... music and more Looking for canng. divorced, Hispanic ami Italian femals, aanaa ol fuBnor, Enkiy movlei, pTayi. wirh great senss ol humor for long 'etnonal angmasr It utkino tn female. In late 4O'&, is seeking a oomsdy clubs. njdlcM'^. baiebaK and V4}mrrt. fun loving, senior tmna\t>. lorm telati'm&hip BOX 3J632 .Onented 40. S'10". 170 Ib, Wonde honast, romantic woman, for lasbng In 4O*e, Is utklng handsome, physi- handsome, non smoking male, In lute attracirv*. caring. nKt. ncnvrxAm), LEARN NEW THtNOS fntndthlp, potdbi* rdationsrnp soma odvenluioua lhi»g« Looking 6'4*. IWJ Ib likes travel, ballrown Wart femals, 35 lo 37. wlh simrar H yr old, fcngf* male who enjoys al hair blue eyed, athletic build, CAtly fit. sensitive matt, lat* 4O's ta 40'Q, WIUI B banss of riurrior, kir & dancing, golf, twimmirtg, iiikirij) ALLAN, FRANKLIN PARK BOX 361S9 •arty K't, foi friendship. En|oy» l)osnbl« i>lnlionsN|j, Enjtys ritlurv. for Irtendahip and possibly more, f>jf meesage to dasty lady was mieratta. (or a poulbte) rslnorisiiip, nusic. (ports, travel and d;nng out. Insh/German. handsome, soft spo- cox 3/BSB fieeks o melt wtio lilies the urm lor Enoys traveling, moria*. rrusic, and Seeking an attractive, coring female. ken, llnancwily independent, ANY VEQQIES AROUND woiKlng out, nature, the outdoor), (xjhknrt, und more. BOX 376flO companionship 0OX 34639 irretrievable Claasy I n-ly. MiHlox • . osncing, and dining out. BOX 14831 ;i;'6H mesed listl trie nmssfl-ju and phkotophy BOX 1U4O 35 to 46. wtw enjoys going out and divorced gentleman with traditions! tn search of single divorced itmaje SINCERE AND HONE BT Bn3 AF«1_E LOVED learning new thing* BOX 16057 38 yr old d»vuiced goisf times. In 38 year old divorced while mother. the outdoors, SaHking o companies, Seeking tn equBi, someone who is LONELY GUY HEART OF QOLD white), Jewish lamale with brown linir March ol wfilte male. 36 lo 40. "' . ,. IM) ay»a I* (taking s *lngl», whita, Seeking long Iftfim rstationship, non- bandit tiair and t^ue nyei,. 1 70 Kjs m with simlar mtcraili, wwt>o i)oe>a not attiactive. romanlit. »m) wilkng to try 36 yr old. 5'10". Si/igle. while male Divorced white mala. 44. Sir. 175 SO MUCH TO OFFER smoker, drinking oluy, with cntldren share nflnctlon and Iriendihip lending tea rcli ol n'.*i smoking, mmaritic gi^y. mind enpreiiingi h«r opinwn BOX anything Er*|oys pleasing others, with black hair and Wue eyes En|oys lt«, honast. sincere and romarec (Jtwtsh malt, who enjoym evenings Drvorced while female, 47, ft'8", to true love HOX 32«!>3 quiet evsnings al home, dming out. ., out, sports, mr/vlaa, and quiet tlmas, BOX 130*1 37 43 f-nfoys romantic dinners, 36758 movies, dining out, swimming, munc. Seeking divorced whita lamale. 37 brown hair and blue eyes. Seeking a mc/viet. and walks on the beach. •igrcnl BOX 16378 bowkig and quiet lime* al home 46, with a slim Figure tnd hat morals • _lof pctalbla r»l«llon*hk>. BOX tew9 Binyls or divorced male, 35 lo 55 WAHTMFt.RIQHT " NEED A REAL PRO " LOOKJNOFOf) LOVE (•we nn a can BOX 3?e36 Looking for a single, white (emale. 25 BOX 327IS CATCH ME HOX 37487 Single Cuban It male, 41. t«;ol eyei. Stngtg e Hispanip c whue fornale. 27. 6'3". 2&0 lt>. ncm-imoeiinj] mala is SEEK ATTRACTIVE LADY brown blonda hair medium build. aekkikk g singlle wt^rtt e malle prrt ATTENTION: MARK seeking a l«nal«, 24 to 40. to apsnd Single Jewish dad, not religious, 46. lo 41 non-smoker, with similar inter- " LOTS OF FUN » ' M Vr old, 6'4~, 14S Ib, nlca lootilrvQ. •' ATTRACTIVE a HONEST " ests BOX 39836 profeasionai. Searching tor Mr Highi l, ?& 36, for Inandship and M«f*. HUB is Pemnla You camd my turn with. Enioy« muBic. cutiSociii, tlhletie. 510", 165 lbs S»ek» athtet 50 yr oldI male. 5"9". 190 *>, very hon . What) female, seek* lo be caught by 32 yr oW. 107 Ib single, while lamale. rnntlboj and your phor^t number w«& in an/icthre. down to earth, lun lov who musl be riuskY, Ian, piulDnale. loilonsriitj BOX 33r*0 anirnafs. romantic times el home, and ic. petile woman under ib Enjoys GIVE ME A CALL esl Enjoys dancing, movies, the potin, lit, long dark hsJf, amoliotially ci^ oft I really would lihs lo hear from aulo raang BOX I 'MO travel, rornance. outdoors, oldies, . • , Ing, hOfftat. outdoor type, tingle, secure, down to earth Seeking aln caring, romantic, and have s >enM ol OIVE ME A CALL S2 yr old. S'8". 163 'b. white, proles beach and romantic weekends humor BOX 129&O you. plaas* call again My msiibox flaa marVuts. New York City. cwK>ng . wfilta male. 3010 40. not under 6 6", ule, while mala, 3? to 4?, wtio IS emo- 21 yr oM. &3". 110 ib Inmale with number 1324a BOX 32M6 MOONLIQHTANDYOJ sionaf male, handsome, conserva- Seeking • whrte femala. 38 to 52, . 'no! under 165 (ba, fora nlca, lun rain and new dtlventLires All replies tive, no children, one woman man with similar interest BOX 35415 tionally secure, honest, lun, alive lor " FBHENO AND LOVER •• beaulrlul blunde hair and green 4ye>j 47yrold. h»w)»or™. Italian,dr<«)rced gnswared BOX 32710 HonatMp or mor* Children okay BOX laughter, friendship and posalble a Enjoys drnnem. mo/im. the bsorh GREEN EYES whlla mala, in good lhape with sent« Efi|oyi fine doling, travel, the out- ft yr uld. SV, 118 Ij. single, whilg Whita female, late 5CS, slim And doors and other activities. Hoping lo MONWOUTH COUNTY •MW0 long larm rslatiaruhlp. BOX 32660 lamala with a daughler la aesking an and moia Seeking a mala, 27 lo 37. of humor. F.njoyi holdluw lialr and li romantic BOX 3MS0 Slngla white lemaie. Batty 40s, trim, Ing and possible lony Imm rnlntiori- Atiracliv*. 35 yr old. blonde, blue more Seeking ferrvita. with similar ,' ;C*ncsng. eandleignt, ridding hands mustache, a non-tmoker. rjood look- SI yr old. S'11\ 240 Ib. drvorced. BOUl MATE wtlh warm pesslonate brown eyes iliip BOX 124?2 oyes. 52". volupiuous. wtuta lerrals inwrnst BOX 39067 SEEKING MEN . and duEilBmw. 50X3264) Ing- and down lo earth, who Is indo- white male is seekmg A while t*mal«. Slngla wNle mothef, aady «O ., IV, Seek* an aflsttiqwials whtu prufen 1 OVBS fislwng. Bwimrr.ir'g. romping READY FOR ROMANCE RADIANT BEAUTY flnimalfi, cfiokiny, *ir«J weekernj gel pondant. ernolionflilji je*curfl, ht>r*it, 40 lo 53, Wltn ^mlar miB^est?. tor a C»m 900-4 07-WW MINE IN Bl I13fl f njoy thsmoviss, pa»»tble tuny iBrm rnlftt.on^hvp Beerdad. never marned. -ion reli- meamngful ralatlonslilp BOX ttaej DIvOtCAd whilfi rr;ufhor, 60 yt t>h\ awpyfl I'aintiy nnmitad fietirchirtg ' >Wngla wtirta Catholic ramala, 42 yr ry omquit, (emie, kind and larndy ori radiant, senking single mniet. dmin Iho bench, r>nir>g oul, and |u&t being tnj&ys nmvtos. music, thoatre. muse (JKHJS. single, white Jewish mat). 4t. S1.W pw win. , old, S"2\ brown hair and eyes, rion ontad. deep spirit companion, Imapf for Bingle, whrte male. SJ to 43. to " LErB TALK - guished, 5U fift. nttractit/n. proton share hie. love nnd lutum I ong term logfther BOX .15729 ums. sports, walks, hokjng nario». seokt college educated. Jewish SEEKINO kin. amoker, and rion drinker, physically native with good Immor. BOX 3«sSi and tu-Ming BOX 1 S79CI female toul mate non moker. lor M yr okt. eingts white len»i«, non atonal and a gentleman Nl llN BOX 3?614 ALL THIS AND MORE 14 yr c4d. 6 1', 170 t*, smgls male, .., IK. linking a alngla practicing BOON AGAIN KMALC tmokar, KT*. i«m « avernaa biild BOX 1108? hie enplorBtions Pleese en^oy long txpwn hair and ayes, enfoy* wonxmg ClthoDo maw, 39-45. who n caring DOWN TO EARTH f'ilylically lit. tn Kjkjny, dlvwcad. ih SEEKS BEST FRIEND drtvea, monies, museums, NPB ard Bom Again Chhatlan Ismal*. H, la BMUnf lo And a single wWte main. gle, white mala wjlh Uond Uai r and 37 yr old 6'1". lift fb, tingle, white oul and suying n shape. Saakmg a r. ! tndromsntto, •motlonalr y strong And sacking a Bom Again Christian mala, wHh simlla/ smjti Lookmt for KW LET'S MEET.... Slna-le black fitmslB. 48 hone;t. and poetry Mn^-b? logntlier well Imd single rnale 21 28. non- smoke*. <1M$ Whlta lemale, aarty 60'd, 6S". I?H down to earth tinpys nwvies and MUB ayas ii seo*in^a phjivtairy II. mal« is spelling AH atiracnve. easy honaet, and vlawa woman aa aquala who would Ilka lo go lo church ona to shsre, tjsy inpi. movM, tint (JivorcmJ. angle, wliits teninla IS lo something extraordinary OOX 3/629 tree, tor a tnendshlD. and possiM* • •> BOX 14653 lbs, reddish hair, brown eyss Fn|uy& quiel times Seeking tofriewrie Inmily going single, wtute fe/naJt), l'i> In 34, together, walks In the parks and a*ar< dlitlng and good oonvatsfltlon. Fani% 37, lor a pouible lelitianship E njoys for friendship find A po&s*tta long OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS lotig lartn relationship BOX I07M claa. lor a long term nlatlonshlp. Hum', rJKNng. movies snd mom orienlsd er>d nut alrold ol cwnrnti CONICIENTI0UB •s very Impomnt BOX 12B«O ment iJOX 148(3 Outdoor adMties. winter, summer, tirm r^lationBhil; F^K-iys sritiquan. St yr old wtdowed. outgeang temale SOMtFUN HOX 35 VB Saakinga white mala, lal.non sniok- dimng and inovtes No r.rM:h pota 44 ye old, 5*7". profession*), divorced. FlNELHOtWfNC dining out. Iravfllmy and t^^t ItMnrfi movies, dancing and more Smgie, lai* male, brtnun hair, hue* Italian lameJe, imoker. En|oy« travel sr, will) similar intermit fur a loei, pieaie fJOX "LOOK NO FURTHER" Singia while Inmate, Ike aged vln nMkxi.htp BOX BOX 1SB<1 Seeking a single male BOX 37410 eyas enioys music, etc. Looking lor Ing, dining, dancing and qulai Single, white, nrolBsslonAl lamala, 2B 32714 lag* wins, bh» eyew, blonde fieri, til 40M8 LOOK NO FURTHER some lun. BOX 13SB8 m (evenlngi. Seeking a financially yr. 62". p«m«. Enjoys muvles the and etandei Seeking single, white • {••Cum, whlla mala, with a good bancli, Irnveling and more Seeking a ; while mala, 33 Seeking a sin LOOKING FOR YOUI mala. 80 to 0B Mit*1 be non imofcer. gift mi of WHI1L \Am ENX)YS READIMQ, no chldren. for Irreojth'p and possr Si wh>te. err»s dretsor. 4t yr OM ,, ttelr Hvai han% avar altar. Sum™ nOMANTIC WALKS, AND CANDLE We long term mt«lioMsrnp tnjoys Seeking other cross dresseri. 19 lo ' iSa BOXiifii I.IQHT DINING SFEKINQ SPEOJAl skiuig. fishing, and boaimg BOX 40. lo dress up win Union county a 3C943 J PLftSON, 65 e? FOR HU39 AND plus BOX374S6 ' CENTRAL NJ.OJF KISSES. UJS TO SHADE MY 4t yr oM, aNm, attractlva, biunsne, DREAMS BOX 37733 ~ OOOO HEARTED OUY " HONESTY 4 TRUST IndaVandant, non amokar, profn Single white maio. 33. r II)' 170 49 yrokJ. 5iv. 17b It, «ttrac»v*. f*. llonal, hooeal, carrig and anacfioii " TAKe A CHANCE** bs, e'aoyt movies, sporb dining slrarurii Admg gay white mala, seeks a|la, dJvoroad Jawlah famala. witu 23 yr old famaia, brown hair and oul and bemg romantic Seeks a sm another maJ*. who is ilraignt aceng grown ehldran. Enjoy* nahira. mun tryea. happy, outgoing Enjoy* tw gte white lemale. 26 to 34. non smok- and who believes m honesty and Una, art, mualc, lhaatar, ITWVIII, fina ouldoora, (ullerbUdiriu, bicytH ing, who is fit. tun. aftactioriate and irust BOX 104m .. fining indj travel. In March ot am (Innclng. dining out and qiWI 'amty orientated with similar inter *'ktm, non-amoklng, ilnglo Jawlili nt horm Hoping lo Una someone sin BOX Mttt FULFILL MY FANTAStEa wtw la between the agai ot 22 ID 87 Male. 6'3", 220 lbs Enjoy! music. ma*. 4S-B2, lor long Mrm ralatlon HE WANTS PERSONALITY •pom long walks In tne parka •IHp. BOX 31469 who la lun itnd rumoroua. BOX 37018 Single male. 40 yr old. non smoker. Looking lor someone lo fuM fan ' NEW OUTLOOK ON UFE MRKCT cartng. Enfoyt Sport*, travefeng, oVt tasies BOX 371 S3 TIRED OF CU« KIM! MATCH mg oul. and trying new inings < ,11 ymte old lamala. SaaUng a moral LOOKING FOR FUN nun who la a rion-amok*r Intsmrii vr, divorced, white female, In We. Seeking someone fi shape but per eWttaaMi. M. no MM. 44 yr ok) male. IT, 220 Ib. Cue • ''in bowling, alta aaatng, Doa rmuVats wltti blonda hair and grew ay»a A BEACH PERSON sonakty It more important BOX •aakt n Hnandnlty and amoHonaNy auburn half, bluet eyes. M/G8 ayn brown ftair Locking lor fun ,and dining out Mothar ol twu BOX y y JT yi o4d. fll" 195 to. £r«oyf mmic, spons. and walks r '14347 l , IwnlrIl y orientedid , whlthlta malal , CnrtsHin, protaaeltnal. non tingle, whue male who smoker Seeking aingle nvMle mala. MASON BU1LCMNQ LOVE theparV BOX 13123 with good son** ol liuninr. tor a poa ^yi. the beach, movies sports. 41 yr ok), if, 142 I), hard working LETS TALK Bible rBlailonshlp Ilkas bontlrig, Mv Si 40. blonds Tiatr titue eyes. k>r r>nnen> and the outdoors Seeking a ARE YOU NEARBY i .6M0" mat* wtio anjoyt king walkt. sertoui rslaeonsMp nox 11W4 pnysicairy lit. attractive lemala. 23 to mason, divorced, white malt, who is 11 ig, dnlno uul. and luxno cooking Hi good shape, it looking for a Smgi* white IK professional male, lliz rnuilc, daaalcnt nuivlna nrvi Musi Ilka nnlrruiln HOX 3?/?/ 33 with wniiar interests. BOX 14271 seeking tingle bi black professional ' tewlKiQ. Looklnj tor «lady. 30 tu 4b. •' (WENDS nRST " I NEED LOVE female, with ttmt interests, for p LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL Single feman, J4. ST. non imokm 3» yt old. S'2" drvrjrceJ. wtniu HARD WORKER friendship tnd possible long ttmt mala for usual reUBonthiUBhp BOX who la cuing and conitdamtn, w*lti n BEMV 17 yr old. ST. rrndium bu«. whts 12007 good taiaaol humor 0OX i»aTO Ocmni tu enrth. blue ayM brunann. Seeking toiamii special Er^oys wim blue eyaa arul Uunija hnn. rrwle witri bkmi htn artd tuue eyu 35 yt oW. 166 lbs, brown hair, single relationship Enfoyt cooking and oin imokw Frijoys tiorkny. tootbaH. Ihe FRIEND. fun] mxkmg mala enjoys Ihe out alfactlofMte. wmm. kjvlog. Jswisli cnVtwiianslilp, VXindersiotins, fami BO yr old, uttmciiva. p £|y Karate, dancing), long wafts, mg oul BOX 36702 LOVE TO HEAB FROM U widow *«'ti honasl, oompa«alcin ry. renoalng, chtaren, pats, rending, beacti, mualc and more In saan-h Lit doors Saeung a lameie wttn *n*1a< ' • :I8* attncUva. p»tl»B. youiuj lookinu movies, church shows,. g ^ g Yeah right!!! M yt old angle whrte (Mewcri). fu lo«». n non imoket, to who to compftstHifialu wrth similar for s female lo sriars umHaj ntsHUfi. SENMTtVEANOLOVAL • 'traveling, rending nnil yolnu tu Blurs tcinioirow's love, laughter, and Inleraia BOX4o:irfJ hair a plus rne"ilship, ilntmg mvtv Seek*ng a aanflerTvin. 4{ttoS5, malt, 5 7*. U0tos.ru, ctabby, no SEEKING WOMEN movtai. Saalilng a rial* (Ml 70 ni foi tnandsfiD and pMavfl raMDHi- Smgla. whlta mala. taJ, Van, down lo tenet of humor end ugly aa tin! hls iMtf/MlddJ nwytw inors BOX 3?7?3 lur fuands>np BOX 1430$ sh^i. EOXI41BO earth, leaks lingle atass female. thara htt )nta»ali BOX ;IIWI:I FRICh'DftHI* ONlY Er^oya nothing Would Kka 10 meet a Call 1 900-407 «W PERFECT MATCH READY FDR LOVE AOAIM inter 14, *ln. prater blue eyes, non- n vi old. -•'<•, i?9 III »*igi«, wtmu Dtvurced, white lenwle, rntuhai ol 3. MUeVrRIAO •mokwr Lke* drtvta In to* OOuotry. tan, anraewt, ctweitjt. tmgla white S1.99pef mm. Lirs TAIK " DOWN TO EARTH " Ie'nnl4m setting single. white mulii. B3 yi old single, while Iwiuile, phywi - • Dhron»j wtilta Ismola. 30 yi i>K! X, cety tit. frtr. biontki tinir, blown liair 38 yr old. blonda hair, MLM eyes. M yr old, wtute mH«. Seaklne for s restortoj enetxias, OM movies and lamala, under »0. lor whatever may h'4', 140 !h. sinultt itiotlwr of one 5ft In f>*., old la*fikjnnd, lot tfieixl develop BOK 32001 KEEP 8TRAHJKT is Ibi, blonda lutlr. Hii.'ii nyvs likes HH« bQAch, dining, c^it^iiitg anj IrifDy line lining, dance, travel and seeking alngla male 35 lo 4>> lof while lernale rtonunokatr, kx nornift- dot* FnMnoMatM. BOX SS«61 atiiri HOX i.'iin ecenmuntan) K) 36 yr old straight, white female * Enjoyi inoviai. dimriH. nruj inniii lulling Snoking n iWn lo Mr«i gnodtixAinu Soaking while, ivolea- casual retalionihips Various Inter- MYTHa* ROtUlHCI Seeking a straight female to enioy ., Saariiing a pmliisBloiiil nintt. .'u u> tHfiett, hAiij woik&f toi a li>ng tt>mi A NEW BLOMNMO. sionni niaie. ettrncCve, physically lit ests IK)X 12003 OTVIMEtCALL 44 yr Okj. 6T. aUrtctlva male. Ittkan matt. CT, with Week curty har fur trsngt and sooakia Enfoys net 30. with similar iniorsili. loi A MHIIII lulfllkirltli^i (1OX .1700* SO v ['lit ST. pwllln, ..IIVWMII. l)n> and amiable WJUU soni«i>4ie wNi is S3 yr otd. vary handtoma maaa wti Seeking a tat. slander. ' and moustache Enjoyi long wshs markets, animals, nature, and tha r. |>ertKl match HOX MS07 CATHOLIC WOMAN • ihtp and ponlbia m4ark)ii&li>|i POX IHSJWUBI whrtd ttwittki Itkv* Hio Urn U yr old single, white. Polish. bnjwn hair tnd Hue ty«a k aeMkng woman, S&-48. lor dating on beach, hok*ng hands, mcvw*. metaphysical BOX 10441 , 38*35 JUMP SIAHT nlpr. movies. nn*slr <1,vn:ing. N#w a lemala, MIoM.iora postlbaa) rali- md • postlWa lonsg lannTi p qmti tvtrcngt and more. Staking a Atltflitrvfl,wliitp. fttninlH. Ms. wrfjlilt* SEXY RED HEAD Ctihohc lemale satUng ilngke. SWEET A PETITE LONELY WmtOUT YOU Vorfc Gllv. fins dining, gdid^ivsig smgl*. wiMIe female, tan, attractive, white, Cathotc male for eeruxa a Honahip. B0X13JM music, art. ssMng lamala M to 48 wWi similar Interests nitltl I ll|-,iys lultuldl nr.llkiliM and gnhg to tia ahonrbOahonr X 16139 Rao* not Important. BOX 36089 11 yr old, slngla. bi female. praKy. ' 19 yi old, vary attraclivn, wtttin SMkn>g A (irnltt&aiiHinl. Mfiihgent, emoting, limned Seeks mule. 40 ID nut Headed. 11 yr old seeking mate nriaeorohlp No drug probtems BOX UPTI BEtitn aWARIO pallia, aweet and open minded , twruMa Mth likm *f** and bicmvn hnn wlrfln, injlo ti™iamWy )n tha nwfa-.nl M, who I* kill, tinndionis matuit. counterpart wtio Is Ihe >mne Must 1W4t SI yr oU. B'tr. slngla. proliaaannil. QITMCKTOKal •HARMO a CAima Seeking s bi lemela. Uto23. a*jec It a«Mtilng a m. tlnglv, while mala. W ur Dianlnl honltrt IK#r» c*V, pertymQ and more ket BOX 30841 Single Nspanfc female, U, btuwtt*. k aaajung a aerioua ewnan. 17-32. .Who an|oy» irl». lor a (wssililti ruin lite imd encl'. HIBI HOK 3?706 prolasatorial. JawUh tmnm, 40 lo gnat tenet of humor Enjoys co*ec BOX1284J UoiuNp. Enfaya cooking 90um.nl brown ayea Lovaa lo party Seeking who is tooting lor a senoue nerton- TOUCH OF CLASS g wf>lla Chmimn temale. « OF GENUINE HEART single mala 20 -22 wsh aavna Inter- 4t, warm, cartno awl wtilrig k> tiais Ive ear show*, cuddang. tnd ttw ' nlood and weakend eirurmions BOX BOX100U tNo. BOK 1*904 thort. Seeking dhwrced or singl*, NO HEAD QAMES w, ft! country glfl. J; yi mt, teeMig single 47 yr old. s*>gtB while lemale wtth eat BOX 113» H year old bi. whit* tamat*. Saatung t«27.1 bnwn heir and haiel eyaa. ampler wMt tamat*. 28 K) ». who shares hil nttl mrtlp ,Vi 4S. loi lor\g OODOTWIIMftll a bl, what lamala (18-281 lor IrtencF ' SEEKING SOULMATE mid iBtinjd An i n. opliTnisin\ flam fn|oys cooking, dancing, movtas and CUDDLE WITH MB VMa mria. 34, f. in RNL vary ekitftr Hantav BOX M4M motorcycles Seeking a dean cut, 37 yr old. SV, 110 b. Migla> mae. •irecevt,graat shape, aMaae. down snip and fun Must ba honest and am . iSlnple, «vt«|t, Catlwlit Immnit, 20, i wi'iluin Seeking Single female, It yrs old, saakJng cart. No head game*. BOX 37J»3 n>ni!nig, flnandaty secure, single mala BOX singia mala. 30 3S bloy tne ihor*. Wad haii and eyst, Bkai »ka«ng. loMrW UelujtltacsU.larnala.lor ^. • COMB TO ME " 8'2 . puna, ootaga aducatad. itiy at 60 6(1 yl old nuin lor long tpnn rai.t traveling, drntru out tnd mow. I matt, J4 yr otd, 5°10*. Krai and minrttge mmd»d In aaaoh tlonaliip BOX 3^/Oh 3MO8 the park, dtnino out, and mutt. Must o»oiwai,cttueiancounitni and good JzX*. AMVOUTHEOmf FrtADY f OH ROMANCE ba twtig end love cuddftng BOX Seeking a Hngk» Ismnas. wtio Huato smt*.no jamas, win return a) oats IH'bt}*?. . Seeking alngla bitck lamala, Bi lemale, ai yr old. S'S", Hi tit • el BlnBte wnita mala, 27 to 30. n«vnr TAU AND HANDSOME go out and hav* i good tme- BOX M tguredJ, hx cttuaJ ralatonthip nwrrlad, mnrrtaga minded who !> Lilt II BEST SHARED II year ok> i>n«*» Unck tsuule with 112M bruntne Seeking a t* lamala. 1« to I'etlla, aftmctrve, Isinljenii, affaciHin kjog bllcH htTtr and hruwii «vai 40 yr okj. 6'(T. medium buM, proles- 1467B Enjoy* dMng gut. movie*, tnd aht 25, mutt ba in shape, lorn heir and - tmn) working am) lovaa kids BOX HTIAWtiNfR batch EOxli«32 Ate. wlirts. widowed female Is in s. rnovin itwwng nirt and mpr» sional, tingle, while female wfei on* NICE JIWItH LADY WANTED SHCUaX UOV hes to have Km. BOX 13n7 , ,37030 aeaich ul n wtula, widowed mnUi 60 M yr old. tat and handaome, whrte cnM, btonda hair, and blue eyas la 40 yr old, S'4*, slngla, Jeiwah lamaja), Single «Mi mate, 4), S"1tr. 175 N. •OW-WOW WANTED CH cider, witri lradRionAl values, for g a mlla wrtu \s vary n^nirvitic •eeMhg a professional, honeal, non- enjoys i/aveHng, sports, tMtat*n and male, enjoys dnJng out oaneang. DMmMOfTMtnlART ADOPT ME OR MAftm ME iKi has almHar Imeiasii Bux i non-amokat, tvandiome, asneere, movkea and antrmriing. In aawdi at a H yr old mala, o»ve tksi, ttft and - funny, warm, appealing, compiu compatibility hn(uys uanrlng IrnveJ. drtnking. alngla. white mala lor fitenrt- mora Seeking a singia, professional. Singia. Christian, alnufltit lamale. arts, etc Tel: nn something nbxvil enjoys dung e famaia. ts-41. wHhetm pepper hair. En)oy Naive American anjoya church acttviues. anatials. Korwla. profa»»lonalp, , Jiwlth Wv •hjpand • poseMa nMatknaNp. BOX Jewish male, lor a long term relation- qust times In sssrch of one) vary iUrVteersasi BOX 40*94 outturn tnd powwows Looking lor t | y thth« anan , antiquingt , dining. youfseH HOX .127(11 ^ifiyie bUtck f«mala. 20. siwking a ship. BOX 106J.1 cars rtdas. the mat and New York Sf>sc>*l lady. 30 plusi. fix deling. ALAMHIUCIAtOVI sincere woman w*i t Irtm lo mtctum CHy Saaklng a lemale. M to 3t. wWi lorm laorla, Iraval, ate. Wltlimg lo " NO GAMES" single ma)e>. 2! to . *. tall, wnn likes - MIDOLIIEX COUNTY - fnenOsh^i. p^ssitili isnom long taim shape Meresttd in the tam*. BOX M«rt oood-nttund, Daxlbla, aducnt nnrtu, itminu out And spending tuna lha nH« H*n*om» Canowtan. «•*. stmair Imtratt* BOX 36M1 Singia while lamale pioluuiotial. 12. Dlvoroed whita lemela. shn. romantte ratationsNp. maurUga. No di\JB*. no taek* akjrtng MM*, spiritual female 3*346 ' M, JMah ganHaman, H toK, Bid" n'.T, *Hm, brown hair Seeking tingle together »O» 1.1383 lady 40s, (town to awti and caring. MFN smokers ChikJisn wartoome. BOX WANT TO KMOWMOMT wW> rwnarss«c praaance to KUt "OrVEMtACALL..." ,or ta*a<, lor poaalUa naladonanlo while male proles sional, 32-4?, hon- Enjoys mualc, rnoviea and dmmg out. share andto grow . BOX 38620 IT female la tooting to meet a itat- Ml w* •han comnrJMhip, gUgiea " JU»T IERKHIS REPLY - S3 yr old, S10", honest, non-smok- est, atneete. and ambltkiut frtoys S4 yr old. Christian mother, big) and Sacking a ganMeman. 46 lo H. lor a StrFKING WOMEN ty nice lemala. to spend ojuaWy ana (net poaalWy tr» hitura? BOX 32704 ahore. dining oul, and njadtng BCJX Mattne at heppineu BOX 32731 9E£MNQ»F"»HN0 ATTENTION "INKY ing. sngit, wnAt mat who own* ha) Mtti. BOX 383ZS bemitfuJ, auy tn*ig. Irlandly and Smgie. »M« (MTifeiitcmal, naria. H, '" PtACNtUU 3S1J3 Cell 1 -900-407 6999 Penny you responded to maSbon own home • taaking an honest, en- down if earth. ErVoys rrxMas. quM* •ACYOOINa S-io; IBS K>a. llrcert. lanMlvt, 33619, A Ntoa Quy, M your phone care, mtmeaa minded lamalt, lor a whlla lamala. dark hair wid a >1.99p»rmln. LOOKING FOH MR IK»fT lime m home and open tor outdoors Sngte, whHe lemale, irtd 4Cl, tuti honest, romantic, wti a lenas ot number was out 0*- PIMM leave potsKHa ralatonahlp. BOX 37661 *t Singh) sirstght Usck MmtM loutad, gmal am)a and aceVtte*. SaiMnq a ChflaMn mala, figured, dart Itelr and grey ayea tuimcr Sesking a einje wtVte •notter tnaataaa because I would 1tor afnl a Mr£gnl lamtkja tor KM In March of it lall, Single while woman, ptlne, altrac OREAT PERSONALITY live sincere. romamio, Enjoyi travel- lamlty onwrtti), hard woAmg and •MMra a amotre, romantic, white g male, no children, trkai gomg femala. tm smotlt. 44 ts, ally fteto ta k to you. BOX »7TB LITBMFRstNOl ' i amnar. ban, md hanging whto mala. SO to U. ctaan who Is no) «lre*d to commnmeni mala for a long term htiattoflship going, good haanwj, owing and <*) Male It looking for an artraettve 113308 • go*' and doar. BOX 11101 tng. camping tnd moonlight walks 10 ths shore. lh« moviai »rnj dming WORTH THICAU_ Seating slngla melt. 37- 44 BOX 37E4S BOX J74»7 fashion vamat B0X3Z«» ferntkt. race end tga it open, lor wid out Seeking a single temala. wnc «yt oW wktowad prolaaaionat male imtttnd • binding Mandthk), BOX -LITtNAVtrVM" O«™ Smoking and social drinking OK. no MTHII MAILBOX Uet to go oul tnd M treat U like a In aaartn of B6-N whHa femala who SlfalgM whHt widow. IT. seek* attractrv*, lun loving. BiNICC IL0VE»THIM.Un drugs looking lor frieTidtJNp IW»1. OLUI. ftT. 140 H. single lamala, seeVInn a lady, with a great parsonaMy BOX 21 year old, ampkjyed HudarK. anothar atraighl lemtte rorfntndWP. prote**ton»i l*m*it possible kxtg-lsrm raMNontfap BOX jJJJj, whNi fantala, nrn-imokat. , sum, rompMlonate SaaUng slngla mala, 40 lo M. tei Irtendanip Enjoy* nohti in thteay, yam (Mrs. "UDtXCIVeM" movtat. dtneVig. Mval BOX 1MH •, fnuslo, dJAndna, din- and mote BOX 37302 ot ouout anad ququww tverangs M home. WUmrad wh«a male. n. I'lO*, 1M Be eking rominnc, III, white male with the eame CINTRAL JERSEY ANA oomedy cluba aM Bhe outdotn. tor kmg wrni reMsortanap. BOX •0NLOVINOCANCM Looking ID meat neirpa»opl|eT»tf ntw bt. (ntndafy tacurt En)om •* to fMk*. 10-M tor •tlltCILLAaUKIILVn BOK 11471 COWIMUTMI 37 y'oW, ft', single mats, brown hair 1W13 tie Matt Seeking t ChntUn 4t yr oW Di wh*t ttw«a», btond he*, ( Ntllttonahlp ftox Fun lovtno. M year old. (nstn (yea, Otvoreed, whda lamale. Nytold. and green eyes, kkas moviai, ant- reMonahtps BOX 117SS brawn ayat. t Cenotr Lovet an> km) tfafk hair, krvat musk and (XKNMNDtOOmi attractive, trtm, seeking white •amatt, to anjoy He wfei. BOX S73M mala, pemtng and more Saaklng a MaUMOtM. man. going out, and dMng out want* lo matt EM* took tia tw II yf <*>. *T Mndt twNM leman. dJvweed tTiala, 40to 49 ,tof • rwnarv •ing* lamala kind, hearted down ID UTBMflttlNOI Seekingti lemeie. rrtd 80sto M M compantonamp BOX 3HM phyiMfy R, Uort* hek. and hue! t*0 tek»on*hl|i BOX 37 J» 41 year «U, S'lV, 17O «, down to earth and warn fix frtendJeNp and earth, romantic. Hay to Mrik lo, haik»-at. taH? »<*—m. «T, 130 t). nerv 40s, *rno it ItniMt. ~ •yea tnd nry attlv* Seeking more BOX 15857 "I! IT Ml YOU ARI.. •* OtTTOKIWWIM drvwosdi wh»» nd* andatiMsray SHkang t pMM to 5*122" •" B " •>•»*a. . rnetumnetuni,, ataaattestt *an tnd mm MY BILL y aaeura Enjoy* movlas, paislonal*. 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FREE Printed Arf FREE Voice Greeting FREE Message Retrieval (ix w—kly) ***• April 9. 1999* •wr Technology grants Tickets arei are now available available i for concert to school teachers WKSTK1KLD Austin B. Siivrt1, prosidt'iit of tin1 Ymith im{l ELIZABETH - The begin- ogy; can be mniched through Family (.'cniusehn^ Service ning of the second phase of Access funding from the school district, tYFt'Si. has aniKiimci-d that trte 2000 Teacher/School Technology PTO, education fund, etc.; can be Hoard of TrusU-os has eompletat) Grants Program has been shared or replicated; incorporate plans and has tickets available announced. innovative- ideas approaches; and ior its ninth annual InMiefit per- All public school teachers in advance hands-on student use of forninm-e by the OrcheHtrn of St. Union County are invited to advanced tools. Proposals must lVtor by tlu< Soa May 1, 8 p.m., in apply for grants for be implemented in the 1999-2000 St. Helen's t'huivh. classroom/library computer hard- school year Kmindi'd aa an t'tiserabl* ware, software, peripherals, or for "We arc excited about the dt'votod li> aiding duiritable orga- teacher technology training schol- potential u> expand the grants nizations in tlu'ii lund-raisinp arships for workshops, confer- program by partnering with HTurtH. the ori'ht'Htra's tbunder, ences and seminars. school districts, parents and com- tmissii' director and conductor, Teachers may apply for indi- munity groups, corporations and Father Alphonsr SU>pht»n80n, vidual grants of up to $500, or businesses interested in provid- will lead ttie orchestra through cooperative grants of up to ing matching dollars to increase both HoruuiK works und lighter $1,000; schools may request up to technology opportunities for our selections in a ntylt" that huttbi^eii $2,500 for larger collaborative students and teachers," said likened to that of tin1 famed school-wide projects; all focusing Susan Pepper, director of the Hoston I'ops Orchestra. on integrating technology into the Access 2000 program. classroom. Kdther Alphonso and hi» 4'2- Access 2000 is a three-year, $;i nienilH'r orchestra huve deliKhtod "As we enter the 21st century, million partnership Iwtween the audiences fur the past 14 »eB- knowledge of computers nnd tech- Union County Hoard of Chosen nology is absolutely vital for HUI1H. Freeholders and the county's '23 Presented by the board of young people entering the jobschm)l districts market," said Freeholder YKCS, their concerts help to sup- The program si prnvidiing Park School students exhibit art port the agency'.1* pnijframrt rel4t- Chairman Nicholas Scutari. This school district with funding to Scotch Plalns-Fanwood atudantt from P»rtt Middle School gather lo display the art work they submit- is an exciting part of the Access ing to parenting .skills, pruchase new computers and ted to the Unton County Teen Arta Faatival held recently at the county college. The students were (seat- parentyteen conumiuications and 2000 program because it will give state of the art software and fund ed) Paul Caccluttolo, Zachary McGuIre, E.J. SarldaM and Lauren Blanco and standing, Alicia Crlstlanl, teachers, or groups of teachers relationships, in addition to other teacher training in computers Matt Wetllnger, Leslie ArgueU, Anthony Bruno, Elizabeth Ganley and Laura Klastava. family issues. YKCS alwi sorveo working together, the opportunity and technology. So far, more than to pursue new ideas and projects the Ht'ven other coiniiuinitk'H of $2,2 million has been granted to Herkeley Heights, (Mark, for their classrooms." school districts The Freeholder Board devel- Another $;t50,000 him been Crnnford, (larwood, Mountain- oped the Access 2000 program allocated to develop a countywide side, Hallway and Scotch l'luina. Tickets for the concert coat last year to ensure that every Internet network consortium to r pupil in Union County has access provide high speed Internet History groups will meet together $2.> for general ailminHion; $22 to state of the art computers and access to schools at lower cost to for stMiiorn. t'utron sontin^ iw software, high-speed internet schools availnhte at $f>(). l^nal ticket out- connections and teacherH trained 'This is a direct investment in to hear a lecture on Washington lets are: ('ountrv Scinire MIUI;'H in computers and technology by the 7H.H00 pupils attending Wear, (Mark; The Knrhanlud the end of the year 2000 school in Union County," said WKSTFIELl) - The Spring Assembly of the ums He is ii \\H',\ graduate nf Westfielil High (iarden, Cranlord: Kncore HookH, "These grants will go directly Scutari. "We expect it to pay off West field History Societies will feature William (1. School. (!arw ordered by calline additional training, as well us also want to show buHinenses that and chronologically including those phuvs where he Daughters of the American Revolution. The .Sons of YK<'S at W)H TX\20ri professional collaboration in the Union County can offer them a not only slept but lived, fought, or was memorial- tile American Revolution, and The Wentfield urea of technology," stud County highly-trained, well educated ized. Historical Society, this yonr'n host orKntmntion. Manager Michael Lapolla. workforce." The assembly will meet at the First Haptist Jane dross and Virginin Jackiu>n will present a Flower group In this phase of the program, Any corporation, education Church on Klin Street at H p.m. und April 21 lour hand pinna inusicnlc at 7:-1 T> p.in $lf)(),000 in competitive grants fund, business or parent group Introductory music will begin at 7:45 p.m.. KefreshmentH will conclude the evening which IN will be provided to teachers in the interested in matching or spon- A Went field native, Clotworthy hns deep family open to the public. will meet county's 23 school districts. soring teacher/school grunts is roots in the area. After more than 40 years in radio Parking in not allowed behind the video store Highest consideration will be encouraged to contact Pepper at and television advertising and broadcasting, he adjacent to the church, but in available in the town HCOTCH PLAINS -The Union given to proposals that: demon- (908) 527-4200 for more informa- turned to Ixiok publishing on historical subjects lot which is accessible either from Kim Street or (bounty ('hnpter <>f the African strate need in the area of techno!- tion. including presidential homes, librarian, and muse- from Mountain Avenue. Violet Society of Amnricu will meet on April lf> at 1 p.m. In the Wellness program needs \olunteers Scotch l'hiinM Library, 192? 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Hockswender of is a former member of the benefit the Red Cross Scout Council, whose service area Plains. A professor of psychology Scotch Plains. The graduate of Finance Committee for the Girl includes Westfield, Scotch Plains at Kean University, she is serving Carnegie Mellon University is a Scout council. Phelan also is a WKSTF1KLH The West field Chapter and Summit Area ,md Fanwood. a second two-yeur term as a direc- senior consultant with Castle trustee of the Senior Citizens Chapter of the American Red Cross are sponsoring a joint "Golf Sister Percylee Hart was tor and hns been an adult Girl Point Systems Inc., a Manhattan- Housing Corp. of Scotch Plains Tour W of the Garden State. -worn in as second vice president Scout volunteer for many years. based computer consulting firm. and a member of the Fanwood- Two separate tours will be offered: a Grand Tour of five .luring the council's annual meet- She also is a trustee of the Adeline Kellett of Crnnford.co- Scotch Plains Rotary Club. In courses and a Mini-Tour of three courses. ,ng. She is the principal of Union Historical Society of Fanwood and chairwdinan of the Nominating addition, she is a past secretary of (trand Tour stops are Metedeconk National in Juckson, on Tatholic High School in Scotch Scotch Plains. Committee for the Girl Scout Suroptimist International of the 1 Plains and chairwoman of the May l>: Echo Luke Country Club in Mountainside , on June 21; Donna Dolce of Fanwood, council. She has been a Girl Scout Westfield Area and was business TPC .Jasna Polana in Princeton, on July 2ti; Somernet Hills i'orsonnel Committee for thechairwoman of the Strategic leader, service team member and chairman for sustaining member- Westfield-based Girl Scout coun- Country Club in Uornardsville, on Aug. 2; and Baltusrol Golf Planning Committee for the Girl camp art director. She also is ship enrollment within the Club in Springfield, on Oct. 21. til. Hart also is a member of the Scout council. She is a member of involved with the People to People Watch ung; Area Boy Scout Strategic Planning team for thethe Fanwood Strategic Planning student exchange program. Council. Mini Tour stops are Echo Lake Country Club on June 21, Middle States Association of Commission as well as an officer Wayne Otlowski of South Gloria M. Rodriguez of TPC Jasna Polana on July 26 and Somerset Hills Country Club folleges and Schools' commission with the United Way of Essex, and Plainfield. who has been involved Rahway. A licensed clinical social on Aug. 2. nn secondary schools. West Hudson. with the Girl Scouts in support of worker, she is serving a second Mi'U'di'conk National has its 18 holes pass through the Pine Sworn in as members at large: -lames Fawcett of Scotch his wife. He is a social studies term as a director. Rodriguez is Harrens and wetlands with no hole visible from the next. Echo Vivien Abraitis of Plainfield. Plains, a realty agent with teacher at Perth Amboy High coordinator of the Applied Lake bus a tight, hilly front nine and a more open back nine. She is a senior graphic designer Weichert Realtors in Westfield. School and a former administra- Research and Evaluation liranch TPC Jasna Polana is a recently opened private course designed with the School Division of He has been chairman of thetor in the Perth Amboy school sys- of the New Jersey Division of by Gary Player. McGraw-Hill Inc. Scotch Plains Historic tem. Addiction Services, which falls Spaces for the Grand Tour and Mini-Tour are limited. For Michael S. Bonaccorso of Preservation Committee, treasur- Rose Phelan of Scotch Plains. under tht> New Jersey reservations, call 8) '2U2-7O9O or (908) 27H-'2O7

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Tuoby (also a long-stick middie), midfielders around, the Westfleld "Matt's ability could make him junior Uriiin Gallagher, seniors High boys lacrosse team will hv one of the top defenders in the Rob Albino and Greg Jackson, ••• *W getting its leadership from state," Benaquista said. "I don't and sophomore Kvan Molloy, proven veterans. have a returning goalie, so he "With how young our team is, Where the Blue Devils get the pretty much my returning leader it creates a little more competi- rest of their attack and defense on defense." tion for spots, especially with only will be a question Head Coach Stotler will help the Devils seven seniors," Benaquista said. Gerry Bennquista may deal with with his ability lo make a smooth "As with anything with a young during the entire season. Only transition from midfield lo team, you're not going to know seven seniors grace Bennquista's attack. He was not a big-goal how to play in certain situations. roster, and the club is trying to scorer last season, but So the one thing they have to do improve on last spring's 12-10 Uonaquista said be is relaying on is stay together as a team." per form a nee. Given the team's this co-captain to push the ball A couple of close-range Blue experience level, improvement up!field and create scoring oppor- Devil shots were turned buck in will be a tall order. tunities. the last three minutes of play "1 have faith in my juniors tn "If we need more power on Tuesday as West Morris nipped step in and stay with anybody, so attack, he could play first tniddie host WHS i-,'J. Scoring for the to stiy we're short on talent is far on attack and then go back Devils were Mike Stotler, who from the truth," Bcnaquista said. down," Benaquista said. "I would- also had an assist, Ricky Lung "What we don't have is experi- n't consider anyone too impor- and Conner Mulvee. enced players, which is why we'll tant, because he's more of a role The Devils won their April 1 rely so much on our underclass- player. But I'll keep him on the season-opener H-(i over Seton W men, and 1 think they can do it." field as much as 1 can." Hull Prep as Mike Orlando and *»**-« Seniors Matt Krug and Mike On attack, Henaquista may Stotler paced the attack with two Stotler are the club's biggest lead with senior Ricky Lang, goals each. Mike Todd had two J assets. Krug was a tri-captain junior Sean Jofle and sophomore assists and Stotler one for WHS, NICOLE DIMELLAyRECORD-PRESS and a two-way starter on the foot- Conner Mulvee. Stotler will lu> which snapped a .'5-all halflime Lamont Turner collected three hits, including a double and triple, to help Westfleld High knock off Scotch ball team, which reached the joined at. midfield by juniors Mike deadlock by outscoring the visi- tfalns-Fanwood 9-3 In last week's season-opener. North Jersey Section 2, Group 'A Todd and Mike Orlando, and tors •!-! in the third period. Mistretta, TYirner spark Devils' victory over SP-F SyMCHBEVEMSEE Raiders April 1. Flynn was 2 for 4 at the plate RfcCOltlM'KKSS "I've pitched pretty good under with two runs batted in and two pressure before," Mistretta said. "1 scored. Brandon Doerr hud an RBI SCOTCH PLAINS - Luke was nervous today, but once I pot double and scored twice. .Jason Mistretta said he's used to pitching warmed up I felt better." 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NICOLE DIMELLA/RECORD-PRESS Raiders hope they're up to par First baseman Alex Lee makes the putout (or Westfleld High Saturday during the Blue Devils' 6-0 loss to J.P. Stevens. By RICH BEVENSEE Linden \'A-'i in a game halted in KKCOUI) PHKSS the fifth inning by the mercy Scotch Plains rule;. Steve Ciccotelli is as excited as Jan Weiner had three singles Doubles strength boosts Devils a coach could he, considering the High School and two runs batted in for Scotch cast he's directing this spring is Roundup Plains (2-1 ), Katie Church tripled Pulling tint both doubles (Newark) Saturday, taking 13-1 one of the youngest in his seven- and Diana Mendez and Jen matches in three-set duels, and 17 1 victories in games year tenure. Vandemef had doubles in support We.ntfield High'n tennis team cap- Westfield halted in the fifth inning by the turod its season-opener Monday 10-run rule. The Scotch Plains-Fanwood returns for his junior season. of sophomore pitcher Alicia High School High golf team is trying to Also returning are seniors John Piniat. by a -i-2 margin over non-league Brian Doerr drove in three improve on lust spring's third- Cosmas and David Lies, and Westfield B, Scotch Plains 7 opponent New Providence. Roundup runs with a double and homer place Watchung Conference fin- sophomore Louis Shults. — Piniat had a double and Chris Benson ami Bert Kahn, in the second contest and UIBO ish and fourth-place effort in the Vanderoel tripled April 1 during the Blue Devils' No. 1 duo, won fi- was the winning pitcher, not Ciccotelli said senior Matt — Krystle Petty pitched a no-hit- allowing a hit in four innings Union County Tournament with McCarthy, who played Raiders the Raiders' season-opening loss 4, 2-B, fi-~ ter, striking out I'A batters and on the bill. Brian Flynn sin- baseball for three years, showed permitting jiml. a seventh-inning gled and homered, driving in many more first-time gulfers. considerable promise during pre- BASKBALL 1 verdict. Jeff Diamond, the Ciccutelli s:iid he's anticipat- Danny (Jnehry and Joe Devils' No. 2 player, won at love, walk Saturday as Stevens opened six runs, and Jas!<- tripled Winning pitcher Randy ence within his program. course, then there are days like seven runs in the bottom of the "We have a host of young kids third inning to lake an H-0 lead. Sue Phillips smacked a pair (if and Katie Richards also con- Majodia ;illowi>il three hits. you've never held a club in your GOLF out for the first time," said bund. The only thing is getting Rnhwny 11, Scotch Plains (5 run-scoring singles Monday dur- nected for a three-bagger April Ciccotelli. "I'm excited about them into competition and start — Kevin Voswler singled twice ing the Hlue Devils' H-2 loss to I as the Devils trimmed visit ing The Devils opened their «oa- them lieciiuse they have a lot of doing it. They can all bit a bull, ami douhU'd Saturday to lead the Cranfonl. Scotch I'lains-Kanwood m their son April 1 with a I

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Htudent.s in the district," made up of the outstanding musi- More, than 45 eighth-grade A different group of six Peer cians from Mercer, Union, Htudent#*in each building have Leaders from each school was Middlesex, Monmouth, Somerset begun to present outreach and selected to prewent a model and Hunterdon counties chosen training activities in their own meeting for new adult mentorH form the 78 participating middle buildings, the elementary infuHing the program into their schools In the region. The Park stu- schools and a special presenta- schools. dents include (front) Nicholas Sette tion for the Princeton Center for Twelve Peer Leaders* and (second year on the French horn), Leadership Training, the three adult mentors conducted a Jenna Marlonni (bassoon), David designers of the New Jersey 25-minute meeting in a "Human DeMair (baritone horn, 1st chair). Middle School Peer Leadernhip Fishbowi" surrounded by 3 50 (Middle) Edward Sarldaki (percus- Initiative (NJMSPLI). sion), Chris Seemann (baritone sax- "The Peer Leadership A cinematographer video ophone, 1st chair overall) and JHIIan Program has had a powitive uped the entire meeting. DeMair (second year on alto sax). impact individually and collec- After the demonstration, stu- (Back) Instrumental music teacher tively on students in the build- dents were asked questions John Bencivenga, Robert Kuchlnskl ing," said Ken Shulack, about the program. (bass clarinet), Nancy Twu (oboe) Roosevelt School principal. "Our students spoke with the and Andre Baruch (alto saxo- Peer Leaders in each building poisn of" an adult. Their pride in phone). The Park students and nine present monthly outreach activ- their commitment to the pro- fellow district participants from ities to the sixth-grade teams. gram and its growth was appar- Terrill Middle School performed in The activities are progressive ent," Ha id Koch. concert with the Region II musical und address team-building, Westfield will now be the ensembles earlier In March. truat and retjpect, problem-fsolv- model foral! new schools adding ing, decision-making, healthy the program in New Jersey as choices and the consequences well us in other states. for poor choicer. The tape which will be pro- "Peer Leadership is a great fessionally edited and produced program," said Rooaevell School will demonstrate effective meet- teacher Karen Lust. ing and problem-solving strate- "Peer Leaders are great role gi«H. University will host program on Holocaust: models for young students. The next phase of the Peer The program provides stu- Leadership program is to out- UNION — Kean University History, she is also the co-editor Nazi leaders had implemented lied human genetic research. **• dents with the opportunity to reach to the elementury schools. will host a two-part program in of Learning from History: The the Final Solution. The free events are presented** work collaboratively and build Students will present outreach April with Annegrot Ehmunn, Nazi Era and the Holocaust in The second program, a by Kean's Jewish Studies'^ skills in the area of team work, activities in the school from founding education director of German Education, a CD-ROM University Colloquium on Program, the HolocausC* problem-solving, nelf confidence, which they came, the Wannsee Holocaust project net for release this May. "Racism after Auschwitz: The Resource Center and the Officer* and making healthy choices." The Peer-to-Peer modeling Memorial Center, on "After The find program, a public Unbroken Continuity of Nazi of tho President. "Peer Leadernhip JH helpful concupt has been proven to Auschwitz: A Nation and theillustrated lecture, will take Race Policy" will take place from Co-sponsors include the* lor all students to become confi- luuvo H hinting impression. World at tho Millennium." place from 5-7 p.m. April 19, in :i:'Mi to 4:50 p.m. on April 21, inCommunity Relations CounciC dent and believe in their own This model which falls under In addition to her responsi- the University ('enter's Little Kean's Hutchinson Hall, Room of Jewish Federation of Central ability to solve problems," said the umbrella of NJMSPLI bilities at the Wannsee Theatre. In the lecture, "A ,1-100. New Jersey, the Community! sixth-grader Emily Greenberg. addrosseH early intervention Memorial, located outside Nation After Auschwitz: In this conversation with Relations Committee of United-* "We can learn how to make good and ia specifically intended to Berlin, Ehmann is a prolific Germany's Confrontation with Ehmann, the academic commu- Jewish Federation of MetroWest' choices when tough choices face dolay the onset of early first use author and innovative educator. the Nazi Fast," Ehmann will nity examines a frame of mind, and Kean University's* us." of tobacco, alcohol, and marijua- The co-author ot Human Beings illustrate and explore a variety rooted in the 19th century, that Department of History, Genera^* A select group of 15 Peer na. Students teach heulthy as Objects of Human Genetic of German responses to theimagines a standard of human Education Program and**- Leaders received training from choices, decision-making, Research and Politics in theNazi era, including the perfection and its sinister corol- Student Organization, Inc. ''* 20th Century und Racist and Memorial Center establinhed in lary, the depravity of human For further information, call** "The BADvertising Institute." refunnl .skills, and the impact of 1 Students learned about the tuib- the wrong people, places und Antisemitic Traditions in 19th 1991 in Wannsee, a Berlin .sub- imperfection and self-mutilat- the Holocaust Resource CenU'i )- tleties of American advertising thingn. and 20th Century German urb. It was in Wannsee where ing race thinking that has sul- at (908) 527-3049. > to attract new smokers and con- All Peer Leaders will be given sumers of alcohol. tin opportunity to show their They learned that 6,000 new elementary touchers how they smokers a day are required to huve grown and teach the make up for those who die daily youngsters by example. Muhlenberg to present seminar on aging issues of cancer, emphysema, heart The Wewtfieltl Peer PLAINFIELD - The AdullCare program lejjal and financial aspects of Linda Auinan, RN, assistant director of Adult disease and other diseases Leadership program in spon- at Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center will Medicare/Medieaid; lifeline emergency Care Programs at Muhlenberg Regional related to smoking. sored by the Westfield sponsor the spring caregiver information and response system; sensory changes of aging; Medical Center. "Caregiving can be reward These students were given an Municipal Alliance/PANDA and support seminar, "Aging: ISHUOH For Those adapting the environment for safety; advance ing, but it can also be exhausting. opportunity to rewrite the ads the Westfield Public Schools. Who Care." directives for health cure; community It is critically important that carcgiver* to send a slightly different mes- Funding for the program is The six-part series will begin April 14 and resources, and dealing with feelings. know all their options, understand the aging sage. The ads weru converted provided by the Governor's run through April HO, Wednesday and Friday More than 50 percent of (he cure delivered process, und most important take time to can- and then Hcanned into a com- Council on Alcoholism and Drug to elders in the United States is provided by evenings, 7-9 p.m., at tho Adult Medical Day for themselves, too." puter where they wore periect€>d AbuHo and the Union County Caro Center. family members of friends. and printed. Mario Koch, stu- Depnrtrmmt of Human Services, The program in designed to help families Thi' "informal caregiver" has become I he The program in free and pre-regist ration is dent assistance counselor at the DiviHion of Planning. cope with issues affecting their agini; loved backbone of the nation's long-term cart' sys- required. intermediate schools and coordi- For more information about ones. tem. For more information and to register call nator of the Peer Leadership the I'etM' Leadership program Topics for discussion will include: psycho- "Many people do not realize what is really Muhlenherg's AdultCare Services at (SM)K' program, said, "The trans- till I 789-4190. logical aspects of caring; management of involved when taking on the task of tending (i(iK-'2;}28, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.-l Corsi invited to attend convention caregiver stress; behavioral changes of aging; to an ill family member or friend," explained p.m. WEST/FIELD Lillian W. HOCiul worker and director of Corfcri hutt been invited to human services for Wi>ntficld, attend the national convention Under her direction, the County Realtors will be giving scholarships of the Salvation Army which Sutvtition Army holiday kettle will begin April 2H in WKSTFIELD Tho theater Residents of Now .Jersey, limit- and selling, lending, exchanging, $'2,000 each: seven $1,500 awar.l- Pasadena, Calif. campaign completed its fifth Union County Association of ed to members of NJAR or rela- financing, appraising, manage- namod in honor of various indi She is the Salvation Army's year ut OliriHtmas with HO per- Realtors has announced that 1H tives of members, are eligible for ment, syndication and urban viduals and Realtors Asaocia 1 service unit secretary for cent of the donations going educational scholarships HIT scholarship assist a net . planning turns, and nine general scholar Westfield, Mountainside and buck to llu* towns in the service being awarded through the New Those considering a career in The criteria for select inn ships at $1,250 each. include academic achievements, Garwood. Corsi is a licensed un it. Jersey Association of Realtors. real estate, as ovidonivd by a Applications may be picked up Applicants for the scholarship major in real estate or related financial need, sincerity of pur- pose in real estate endeavors, at the Greater Union CounU ADVERTISEMENT should be pursuing an education field of study, will be given spe- Association of Realtors at 7fi7 at the undergraduate of graduate cial consideration. ami contributions (o family, school and community. Central Ave., Westfield. TOYOTA OUTLET IN FLEMINGTON TO DISPOSE OF levels or be seniors in high Related fields include the fol- They are to be typed and school. lowing topics; buying, servicing All decisions as to whether or not an applicant i|iialifies will be returned to the New Jersey OFF-LEASE REPOSSESSED VEHICLES at the discretion of the selection Association of Realtors by 5 p.m. To be Sold Friday April 9th & Saturday April 10th committee. April,'{(). The scholarships include two Applications received after Flemington, NJ - - Trucklo.uis ol off- All vehicles lor this sale will hnve Nancy Reynolds scholarships at that date will not be considered. leaseand repossessed vehicles are Ihoir discounted prices clearly arriving daily al the Toyota Outlet in marked on the window."1 Flemington lor Immediate disposal These vehicles are a bargain hunter's 'Our customors can expect to find n dream. These vohiclos ato usually Inrge selection ol both vehicles and Eleven are baptized reserved lor new and used car prices, Irom top ol tho line luxury dealers, who buy thom at huge cars, to 4X'!'s, minivans. sport utilities discounts and retail thorn to tho and bnsic transportation. We tiavo it nil!" simi Windisch But he did go on at First Baptist Church public, often selling them lor top dollar. But (tint's all about lo rhanqo to warn, "Wu want everyone to know bob Windisch, General that this is n firsl-conifi, titst-servo WKSTFIKLI) Senior tireenlaw. Elliott Johnson, and Sales Manager ot tho salt*. Al those prices, tho Minister Robert L. Harvey of Erin Klein, all of Westfield. ""d Toyota Oullet, has 111st •With hundreds ()roat buys will go really The First Baptist Church, 170 fast!" "The Toyota Outlet is Colleen and Katie Mctiuire of announced thai hundreds of vehicles from Joseph Alamo Kim Street, baptizeetl seven ot otf-leaso and slatting up lor this event. Rahway. $700 to $28,000 Tiado-ins will be oasy. Accountant/Financial Consultant youths and four adults at the The baptized adults are repossessed vohirtos will there should be be ottered to thn public at Customers aro askod only Personal, Partneiships & Corp, Returns Palm Sunday worship service. Tammy Collins of ('lark and something tor drastically reduced puces to bring in Ihoir litlo oi Up to 50% OFF kttt The youths completed a Karen R«a, Lisa Sottung. and every budget" payment book, and the Relax When pressed lor an For 1 st Tims Clients Membership darts before mak- Diana Todisco, all of West field. example, Mr Windisch - Bob Windisch Toyota Outlnt will take caro ing the decision to bp baptized of the tost" "Baptism ia a public affirma- replied, "How about a '96 and join the church. tion that you accept Jesus into Toyota Camry loaded with auto, pwr In finishing Windisch Let Our They are Jim nnd Nick your life," said Sottung, "it just windows, locks and only 34,862 ml stressed the number and variety ot Cooper of Fan wood, .Jeffrey tor an unheard of $11 ,B91 ? A "94 vehicles: "We have a little bit of INCOME TAX PREPARATION HeeniH the right thing to <1" " Toyota 4X4 Pick Up with 5-Spd, A/C, Bverylhingto otfB r If it can be driven, Federal, NJ 8. NY 46K lor only $9780? Or even better a wo rinvo oiio. Efich vehicle has been Quality Sorvico, Hnasonnblo Hntos Advertisers '96 Nlsean Maxima priced at put through our own stringent $12,794?" With approved credit, our Inspection, so wo gunrantoo NJ Stale JAMES KIRTLAND, CPAOH Dealer will appraise books customers can finance a fully loaded inspection approval The Half* starts Bofkoloy Hoights Do The '95 Toyota Camry with only $89 down Fiiday, April !>th nt 9am, .tnd onds on •ml a ridiculously low $169 n month Saturday. April 10th at 0pm /Vftoi this at Scotch Plains Library talk for 60 month* at 8.9% APR" time nil pneos will mUitn to normal 908-771-5607 market levols" Work SCOTCH PLAINS Tin- Fnot.ds uf the Scutch PlniiiH Public The banki want to put these l.ilirai:•>• lire HpoiiHtirinK a h-cture and book appraisal by book deal- vehicles back on the road and will do Hiirhcru « Itarhcrii, CI'A'N er Iliil Cohen. juit about anything lo make this snla U.tklllf! U>UI lilt /rss I IMIIH" II.. will iiptionr 10 a.m.-noun Saturdayat the library, 1927 a IUGOM*. Over $4,000,000 in I >'- pi|.m,tli, .li, ~»l,. inli. I •. Urn-tie Avi.. (.(ih««n will spetik about the important elements of col- ; financing wilt be made available for Mi • <•' I UllllMlllUl Itl,I Hi,, , I h>c(tnn bnokB. Me then will evaluate nml Bppraine any rare or • Ihls sale Ev«n II you've had credit 111 01 mit ii|ii<< lirniks you mny hnve. problems In the past, If you am now 1 1 r a h 1 oolt a 1 I working and oan obtain Insurance, iVV '"r"! . [° v ? j , PP> ft*"od. Proceeda from the appraisal t we should definitely be able to help OT, 201, FLEMINGTON. NJ • (908) 788-5700 will brneht the Friends of the Scotch Plains Public Library. For Advertising Information (all Chri.s: I \w event in the second that the Friend* have sponsored and . PlIteslnctlldMflHcesltWOHliW,Mf-tKieg'WCwniy* OH lyl. 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No ONE DOES REAL ESTATE BETTER! 1 #/ />? ?e nation.* #1 in the state.' ' #7 in the hearts of our customers, Westfiekl is the #1 Coldwell Banker office in the nation for 1998 and the #1 Coldwell Hanker office in the state for the 14th consecutive year. More N.IAK (iold level members More N.IAR Silver level members 1 More N.IAR Bronze level members .VIore NJAR:i :i members than any Real Estate office in the area based on ( irealer I nion County Association ol Realtors statistics for agent performance in 1998. We proudly congratulate this year's winners!

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Meet your personal Weichert One Stop Real Estate WEICHERT shopping team... .ONE STOR. Behind every Weichert agent... is a whole team ready to help you What can a Realtor do for you buy or sell your home! you are prepared to make decision.-. WESTFIELD An old cautionary really need a Realtor. So, here is a list we adage exprenaeh it b<«t for those who feel adapted from the National Association of 13. Finding "quality buyers. Your * Your Weichert they can soil their homes without a Realtor's on-line news service, RealTimes, to help those in doubt decide if they need a ker can quickly pre-qualify and ^,, Itealtor: "You can get rid of the hroker, but approve buyers for mortgages, giving >,\ you can't get rid of the broker's work." Realtor to sell their home." • Your Mortgage ere a high degree of security toward cl- Access specialist And the more experience your real What can a Realtor bring to the sale of entaU.' pmfeHBional has, the more work you your home? ing. • Vour Weichert have to make up far as a solo home-Keller. Insurance specialist 1. Increased appeal in the marketplace. 14. Sales skills. A Realtor who kn-..-. Weichert, a full service Realtor The bottom tine in that not uning a bro- his/her business and the local an-i Your Weichert associate rjfff-rs ker can cost you mure money than you A Realtor's experience can guide a seller to • Your Title properly show a home to its best advan- invaluable to buyers with question- .ii* additional services from a tcuin Insurance specialist would invest in hin or her cornmiKMion. the area, school, shopping, and your h>i:, "Our company covers the entirt; state of tage, increasing the chance of a quick sale of professionals who will know : • Ask us about New .Jersey," says the Hroker/OwntT of and higher price. you by name Call us' —' Home Warranty ERA Statewide^ Ik-.ilty in Weslfield and 15. Negotiation skills. Your Realtor w Ik:llc Mead, Thomas M. CrivHIo. "We «jn- 2. The nght listing price. A Realtor is a negotiate the purchase agreement and, riinU'ntly place in the top one percent of all master at market analysis, the competi- doing so, represent your best inu-iv-' Westfield Office 2,7,,i funnel buyers to a professional with the and inspections, to reviewing the -tit! answers. menl figures for accuracy...your 1-UMII: does it all. 6. A flexible flyer. Details about your home can go to potential buyers and other IK. Availability. Last-minute coming > brokers. ties concerning the contract or ;inyth;;lt] PRESENTS: else not completed before closing >•: J 7. Financing expertise. A Realtor it* pre- smoothly IK* managed by your broker pared to discuss the options best for you. This Week's Featured Fine Home the seller. 19. Closure. Your broker will be al \>. . side nt the closing table, prepared fur .u: 8. Tours. Your broker can arrange tours eventuality and ready to shake your hm,. of your home for top producing salew with congratulations. agents. "20. loyalty. Your broker won't forget y.. 9. Open houses uminged by your bro- or your needs, and will be ready to again « ker for the public and other real estate pro- of service to you or anyone you know fessionals. F.IIA Statewide Realty is u lull si'iv^ 10. Direct mail A mailer "speaks" to real estate company with headquarter- • neighbor* and those who might find tin- UVstiield and Ik-He Mend. A metnU i right buyer. every multiple listing service from llery : PREMIER WYCHWOOI) SECTION County to Ci<|x- May County, the firm <• ;- WI.STF1KI.ll - Till" « IM-II < I in. I cult) I <>l IMI.I-I- i|iinlih KMiniilii- & llll'K HOtll'tl 11. Classified ads. Writing these ads is sistently ranks as one of the top two I'M. oil II ncri'ilc 1'IIIHII'SIII' niaimriit- {ruin »hn|iv >• Imiil. lrim>. jCill'MIIII). an art, iind monthly and bi-monthly ads offices in New Jersey and among the top • •:> placed by Realtors in homes magazines percent in the world. 'Hie worldwide Kl:. have "shelf-life." real estate network includes more ih.r '2,iHX) independently owned and oper;i(< 12. Ongoing information. Your broker bnikentgi* OITHVS with more than L'T.i"« IIUY FOR $ I ,92 1 MO. will tell you about marketing conditions brokers and salt** associates in all 50 nl in and tin- compel it ii HI on w regular basis so Tinted Stales and H> other countne>

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you ran lliink nl i- in llii« In ••HI'. S.lT'l.'MMl H ».">:' Tl» 17) M\ Kh/iibeth Ave from Peter Ribeirao for $185,000 Associates for $215.00(1 K Kopack to 1'errv & Patricia WESTFIELD •l.r> Nomahegan Drive In Thiel Cor $li07..r.00.' 441 W. Broad St. from Angelu & Mary C. Messmi .'i8 Henley Ave. from Joseph Federal Home Loan Mortgage James J & Gail A.P Me-, i 1UJY $1,90 1 MO. T (Jnilin to Latire Airoso t»r Corp. to Timothy Villane for for $2;i2.H00. $190,000. 53 Sandy Hill Road In H10 Prospect Ave. from 62 Cottage Place from Robert J. & Bertha K. Rani Laiire N. Airoso to Howard A. Roberta Kresch & I. Brown to to Scott H. & Debot ({limit 11 & Marie A. ltoarh for Daniel J. & Louise Celebucki Meisnifjer for $2«;U)00. $.ri%,00ll. for $185,000. 2B0-2 Walnut St. from Di KKNILWOKTH 6 Cowperlhwaite Square W. & Spencer A. Tand> (>21 (jumtoii Ave fiom Mary from John & June L Dyer to Richard & Bettv L. Brown ' Russell to Anthony R & Lisa A. Murcelln S. Bernnon for $1H2,5O<>. Ft'sla for $lli7,l)0('l. $280,000. 13 Woodbrook Circle tn SCOTCH PLAINS 42 Doris Parkway from Owen G. & Sherl L Bramt IMI1MI SIHUKHA1SJ LIVING fi2\) Dona Lane from David J. & Wendy N. Johnson to > James A. Jill Cherrev t srnii ii nviv tVntumi .mi,,- -IU,,,,,,- i uiu,>i,i.r iim l,,i,U'H ..«.«>«.•*•*. 2 \n Anthony M UiFrancesco to Michelle M. Compton cl. al. for $250,000. •Illi. Koriiml I II & lilt, till \ linlwiiii. •> . ,u all _.». > t;~i."

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By ItaHt Maynard 'I'lie ulllv neu'.itiie- I could •-'>«• •«•- "P troini I'lmiate control with du.-t . wiih in a w.'-< k >A driving «ere vli;tl I had : COHIJiYNKWS sMtVH k jy.llen filter, remote keyless entr\ A.-- to .-lam the d.Ktr> clr (V comes ,-IIUMI; ami Julys it notchv to move from Drive mode Ui position and remote memoryi, sinj-., , Portunutnly IIII this lnnf.;-sUirirlii])4 manual, and the inu-rinr might niit t)c as puckeUs in the front seat bottom ,„ .. iltdtipendttnt erimpiiriv, I'VIMI HI-I'IIIK to well soundpnxiffd us a Mt'rccde.s or seat back, two levels of front >(..:- kHciw H fjiHxl tiling when it H«*I'.H it, cm IJ-XU.-. i>ra- alwi might comment on the heaters, front center console/arnin -• Kiderin|£ how it IIUK .illuwcd J;IJ_:II;W urn! coi-t of the options on the test car - with cup holders, coin and CD .stor.i-, Avion Mmtiri to retain tlicn iiiili*lmes.s $J.2(X) for the power sunroof, but that carpeted floor mats, lighted and cover,.; w]iil<> Hupplyinn ex|H'i1i;-,<> in iu;iri;n,'i'- tlcM'K include walnut wood trim, and vanity mirrors, front and rear maji're MI munt and (snjfinii'riiiK. $1.595 for the leather-faced seats. ing lights, burled walnut wood tnn. Volvo lippOiirH to lie the iliimrdMtc Beauty is only skin deep, but five AM-F^i-cassette-in-dash CD audm w. 1 minuUsH behind the wheel of this car tern with eight speakers, headline winnor in iliis mi-r^'i . JI.H iivsinmrs washers and wipers, front fog h^ht. wore running (Inn MH-|*UI-I nt ility VDIVU klmw.s Imw (II hlilld li (.:mid sent ;ir<"(i: twi) 111 the ifiili'rriirisiilc-iiim- iripuieh lo finnl neat >M'cupiinb> in reitr- ut The Sun Diego Union-Tribune. side temperature gauge and dmi Both ol'thfrte [jllllls Vlhlvn II;KI well llliflrr .sedan and wisely hacked ;iway Iriini the ivsl with tiilcvrl Htitm^f f<)i ( ,'IJM, ctJins, i-nd colh.sioii.s Contact him til mark.maynardfat) power windows (with auto up and dun i, way, but it lucked ixn'liii'liuri liniliinh sw hiiiulli'H for lntl.italjlf iiirtniii t/i hel|> (initect unionlnb.com. front windows), power (heated) omsid, and muni'y Ui miikr llii'iii 11.-11>|>i'11. Kuril tirvvmrl ,i lnii|;, It'iiri ItMik. The SHO is a I'vcrylfxly. 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V679KA'C,4H Completely contained low W - Black/gray. 28K tpd.. im/lm cass . like A1 Richard's Painting PAINTING & CAPERING Quality Work Guaranteed mi. mini cond, loaded power T-tops. am/liri Int & Ext Quality work Dennis 1-«00-252-1692 mi US.000 908-526-1851 ne». IS.9O0. i cass etc cond $4300 ooo Experienced. Inl/ext SU 995 »Oe-«47-««27 MM-317-2804 j i MM convrrra Vary reasonible Free S85/rm S20/roll Why »O8 272-2128 CONVERTIBLE - w« Eat. Fully Ins 24 hr pay more? 908/707-9872 Boa1s MB 450 SLC '78- Classic. | lov>». 300.32?. 4sp«l. pa, Sheatrock & * DODGE '77 WON • 1 enjoy everyday, nevei in PONTIAC niniuUm se answering serv PAINTING & PAPER- 1 94 4UR A.C PW. PL hiHXk off burgundy Owner, PB. PS, Air. New •now Looks, smells new w/black Intr . exc cond.. 732-499-9234 ING • Spacklmg. Sheet Spackling 1120 tires S1000 908/587-589? 29K AT. 908-233-2993 AM.FM Ctis» . cruise con- Roci* Repair, Wallpaper trol lilt wlii-i'l Ml dark S24.!M0 9O4-7S3I708 OOOOE CARAVAN •»;. 7 •CHRBTADORE* removal Hefs Free Est PROFESSIONAL FIN- MERCURY COUGAR gteen eMerio* tdn beige BRADLEY QT II 1M1 908/753-01 IB ISHER - Specializing- 1997 SEA RAY pass . 6 cyl A/C PS. PH '86 - suruool, pa. pb. pwv. mtfrior $6300 obo battery pwrd Etoctt^ PROFESSIONAL AM/FM Cass 74K MI. pi. while wall tires tjootl 732-574-1546 Sports Car 585 orlg mi STONMAN a DAUGHTER taping & spackling S59O0 90S- 233-4456 HOUSEPAINTING Painting Window Was* A Since 1977 90*855-8987 215 EXPRESS cond Hvout 6ryl . 1 ISK. TOYOTA LIMITED 4- $13,000 908Wa»T-04Tt> 51 300 908-964-55-19 Nobody Covers It Better! Repair Putty & Caulk. Pa- h ,' Merciuis«r low FORD explore EB. 9? RUNNER '87 nosoil CADILLAC 73 SaTDAM hours, with trailer 70k,mint cond. S10SOO Durw. fully loaded, mint Reasonable rates per hanging 30yrs etp MERCURY SABLE IS 92- DeiVllle- ony ownsr, u*: Frae estimates Fully Ins ; insured 903/526 338? Topwlt. Gravel Stainless st«el prop, SOS-233-2795 condition. CO player Lo swim platform, fresh fuily loodtetl. like new. rttfw c.MHi. full powav. gar. FORD MUSTANQ '98- ink. ^6,900 nil . AskHi9 Aluminum/Vinyl house ft Sind 1150 waur on board, trim tirea, moon roof, taatner \\H . kept, bkH-k w/r«d toMrw, 3 8L, 6ryl 5 spd . 18K mi. $30.0110 9O8278-7420 painting also avail labs. AWTW ctautttt SXK. tSSOO BOB-831 • 13SO intehor, WWtVOBO. BOB-* Plumbing Llk Grn. loaded. CO. sport ' 906-276-1127 &9O6-232-M23 Loaded I2S.SO0 Call MERCURY SABLE WAQON VOLVO 82' - gio,il . .>n,I pkg Sib 000 OBO Free llo- llrtrHI UlL) nil IHiv ! ECONOMY PAINTING A.L.H. PLUMBING a 610-2SO-S7S2 *94» Seats 7, Air. alarm, CHRYSLER NEWPORT HEATING DIRT CHEAP! ruol rack 90B-MS-22BB ] \ callpcr break, fuel pump power, phone wired New : 62- .IHJ cut. S2k. oaraga ! Interior & Exterior Automatic Spruihker Walt? Sc i etrwd topsoil. mulch. SlbOO 90S- 276-1944 ! Wallpaper Removal, j FOOD PROBE GT 93 V6 tires/shocks Well mtnd kept. g'OrtI shapa. S2S0O Healers. Solers. Sewei i ctnvewav stone, land- ^ iDAderi 4bK $7000 call $9300 (21 2|63S0/ 1:) South Av« . 1!iO FORD 1942 CP V-8, 380 home repcira Foi Free 732/S05-O53O pump SI700 ooo 9OB-232-OB21 M*SAN MAXIMA 1» - atg South Ava , Ciarwooif loudy tor paint A tnU Est. Call Lou!* at 9O8- PLUMBINO A HEATING 732/721-7351. OEO TRACKER '95-Conv.. ownn. PR PS. PR PVV. AVC. iiuto $13,000 Call 733> M1-S3T*. Water Heater, oil & gas ACUHA iNTEORA '«3 - OODQE SPIRIT- I9>J4. black. 40K, great cond.. WF( arrVtm eic mirt Boat Ot ; 388 2142 boiler repair & installa- Wallpaper 1173 Red, auto.. A/C, casa wM nuto . |)/w. A(C. cnas . g«i- OLD OUV PAINTING. now brakes, tires, well ler V0B4S4JQV3 1 tion Hes( & Comrn spe*k»r«, alarm. like rago kept, one liuul 4fik PONTIAC 1958 Siaf Need Interior palming? kept. 9OB ?i9 0B9? NISSAN MAXIMA '94 - I Emergency Service Fuel WALLPAPER BY new. only 57K. SS800 $6,500 908-7827202 Chivf. 4ili. A-1 cond. Call the Old Guy owner, mint court . inc 4 1 Orl Delivery NJ Ptmnb- DONNV • 23 yrs Expe- •73-»64-»3S« HONDA ncoircj 87' L«i. $17,000 Cull 732-381- 908/769 B971 ing Lie 10003 rienced .Painting & Plas- I.'JK.'DH. aulu. fully new tires. 4!ik, $tO.BOO / ACURA INTEGRA •»«• ATT. obo 732-2B7 O0M Frank •>AINT1NO A PAPER- 908/686 897? tering. 908/277-3632 loadpd. 29K n\i. moon root. luartod A/c S22OO 873S3»-2893 NISSAN MAXIMA '9S • PONTIAC CATALINi HANOtNQ by JOSIF JERRY OEBARO WALLPAPERING BV silm. E>t cond $14,950 15 years experience Aulo, A/C, Londod, E» Se>dan '65 - End. run- PLUMBING FEMININE TOUCH - 900-232-4211 HONDA ACCORD CPE KK unit] mud orlg. owiMMV Certified » Insured •01 2(1r . All Power, mrto. cellent Condillun 41K '95 ECLIPSE GS roil, sun See ad in Ousiness Reasonable rates ACURA INTCOHA LS 'S3 S/r !t/3 /Ul-9561 Free Estimates Prompt service Free es- A/C. Suniool. CC. AM/FM $1 2,500 808/464-3630 ioi>l. bHptl. AlArrn. 4/k MM.. T32-M2-324T directory 732/30? immaculate, olig. owner, yiitagu ki>pi. SI 1.00U ivlm I timates No Job Too C*u. LMthor nit. Mint Cond. Old«moblt« 193O Cut las pt. pb. pw p sunroof duel S5.BU0 Call 908 2732085 973 B86 O737 PINOLA BROTHER'S Inl Snwll! 908/231-0262 pmirrora. p RiiKnna. suprome, now pnint job, Four Wheel ft *xt painting No job too Roofing phone. A;C. tilt, cruise, HONDA ACCORD EX '93 - runs, bill needs engine CHEVY ASTRO CARGO Drive 1400 small 9O8-27B-eM9 or Waterproofing 1175 5>pd . iww brakes A Urea. 2dr. CtumipftigiVtxifg. Intr, work. 908 798-19? I VAN - flOK w/ hidden Emptying •O«-241.«S77 B1K S79B9 908-464079*1 •ulo. |iowor. rvc. cast, 0UWMO8ILE TORONADO mcks A/C. J/bOOOHO SERVICES- ij scorn ! miiri. aba. 82K hwy ml., new 4 90B-2S3-B022 CHEVY BLAZER '89 - D4 O PAINTEHS ROOFING, siding. pamt.K) i LI NS w ATEHPROOFING AUD90 OUATTRO «» BBK ni. ft1 - last yoAt mnoe. low Mry boKtod. me cond. SBBOD brakes, muffler, eite. cond-, rnAlntaln«d, gai. kept. I Ulmk. fully londod, n«w V- Ext. t Int taun llmshei. j gutters cluHWd & rGQAirecJ j .OOUnaarFr FORD TAUfiUS LS '97 OOO fWlstatl sMIHi a, a Asking S820(Votio BOB 518- owner'driver, all nulins. H vnulne & tires, Well Wallpaper Removal ft In- Frmch Dram loniloit. mint cond . iilaini. Powerwash Futty-raured i 9072 till 9pm. 109k. S6.000/tibo 9O8- innlnlalnuU. 91K. $8,600 stallation. Fully Insured. Waterproofing w/ Pump phone. Alloy vwheein, 6fiK, Chrta 732-424-0454 | 322-4 2*4 ul>n Cnll 973 379-17»« FMIEstlmalas. 2OI24tmi BMW 32BBS 87 - Red. HONDA PflELUDE «S- blnck/<|My. 1M vnlvo un- 733-MS4S49 2dt, Sspd. sunrool, Black. 28.500 mi., S»(x) PLYMOUTH NEON '97 - yino. $B.?O(I f.YJ f44 0M1I FORD 1S89 BRONCO: AA CONTRACTING st«r«o CA*a. w/ 6apkr* ,A/C, 4DM, hlghllrw sedan. 4cyl. VB, uroon, ain'lm radio, . JPRAINTINa Affordable roofing Gut- 95k, etc cond. $4500 HNS THUMDSWn V3^m. Recreational O/B/O BO8-6B7-0OB9 remota enlry/alarm & iun- auto. ISK nil »lr full cnssetlo nlnyor, crulM Quality Work At Low Pricos ters cleaned & replaced roof AAHig SH.bO) Cal powor. nbs. CHC. com! pw. pi ifinuiu si ,u i. hy bK Pfol 1S Vra E>p. Free Eal control, high miles, Guaranteed workmnn- Vehicles CMEVV LUMINA CURO- JB&OO linn. 9Q8-272-22HI1 inr . wlut*\ ('Ir^rt. Sf*'t!>!> SS, 700 008-647-Z069 Haf». Avail.. Faui Finishes shlp Most affordable SPORT '»1-Drand nm (rlnyi 732 S63 0H9{t!veH) ! 908-4/0•IHM Iv ili-nil prices. 732/985-0403 engliMi tiras. A brakes INflMITY Q2O '93- 107K LANDROVER-discovery ' Motorcycles 1305 Great shape JSOWVobo hwy nil., navy PONTIAC SOOO 1086 - V. W. JETTA OLX VflS OS' V0,giu»n.33K,»«c. C ARC* CONSTRUCTION Burgundy Ptiv owner. leather Inl . AT. sunr 4dr. S3K, all powur. AC, '94 S S|M^L>{I. toil, ttlnck ccnul . loactod. cloth saaU Shingle Roo<*, Leah Repnts. j NARLEV DAVIDSON S73-37e-»438 loaded E»c Cond Ask- e»c cond, S3.500 Uiftthtil. limtkMl, i:lirilrv ilunl A/C/sunroof, resr FM Roofs A Slaarj Word. No "HUGGER" '«*• 8K ml., ing $7800 9O8-490-0349 7 32/382 -3991 lookH new. titiK. powor lump »oal, phone>,$21,00 CHRYSLER New Yorker niiitiM rucif $10 /SO Si*nii nialntrec avail. Job Too Sinai Frw Eat trv (documentation on nil en- PONTIAC B0 THANS AM. Master pal nter'papei g white with leather Inte- INFINITY O2O '93.8 O0B-60S-32O6 908-332-3114 hancements) •0eV7«0-M!l8 Tuibo ln«c cond. l>Sk at 732-424-1019 908/996 646? BO9I Call 908-233-0034 sail $:i.23!> Hl(..' clutter?

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While many dealers claim to be #1 In Salt's and Service, only Maplecrcsi Lincoln-Mercury can truly claim lo be the leader with HVty lord Chairman's "Total Care" WE'LL Awards tor Hxcellence in Customer Satisfaction. Just a select few dealers in the country can make (his Program claim. Along with low pricing, every vehicle is backed You and your vehicle can expect BEAT by a personal commitment to complete satisfaction. 'Total Care" long after the This is not just an adveitisinj: slogan, but a promise purchase with: that's made Mapleuesi the tt\ Volume Lincoln- Mercury dealer in I'nion and 1-ssex Counties. • Free Loaner Cars ANY • Free Shuttle Service • Pickup & Delivery To #1 Volume Your Home Or Office ADVERTISED • Saturday & Evening Lincoln-Mercury Service Hours • Maintenance Reminder PRICE! Dealer! System Why go anywhere else! • Discount Prices On All Bring us any competitor's current Your Maintenance Needs advertised price and we'll beat itf Winner of the 1998 Leaders of Excellence Presidents Award (Tires • Oil Change • Brakes) Vehicle must be identically equipped For Customer Satisfaction!

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6 Cyl, Premium Package, Power/Steer/ABS Brakes/ Windows/Locks/ Mirrors, A/C, Anil-Theft AM/FM Stereo 5 Spd, 6 Cyl, Power Steering/ABS Brakes/Locks/Mirrors AM/FM St CD Player, Heated Seats, Cass, Moonrool, Heated Seats, Dual Air Bags, Crutae Control. VIN »XBY241O6; MSRP $45,095. $3,379 due al Sun Roof, On Board Computer, Fog Lights. VIN #XEH43062; MSRP $33,130. $3,653 due at delivery incl $2,500 cap cost reduction, $460 bank fee, $450 ret sec dep & 1st mo payment. Total payments delivery incl $2,500 cap cost reduction. $350 ref sec dep, $480 bank fee & 1st mo payl 30 pay'ta $16,164. Total lease cost $19,144. End-Of-Lease Purchase Option $30,213.65 total $9,690. Total lease cost $12,670. End of lease purchase option $21,534,50

1999 BMW Z3 1999 BMW740N oouri- AUTOMATIC 5-Spd, 6 Cyl, Power/Steer/ABS Brakes/Windows/ Locks. A/C, Anti-Theft AM/FM Stereo CD Player, Leather, 8 Cyl, Power/Steer/ABS Heated Seats Brakes/Windows/Locks/Mirrors. Anti-Theft AM/FM Stereo, Dual Air Baas. VIN WXLE9525B; MSRP $38,075. $3,559 due at delivery incl $2,500 cap cost reduction. $480 10 Speakers, Head Protection System, Traction Control, Scheduled Maintenance. MSRP bank fee, $300 rof soc dep & 1st mo payment. Total payments $6,696. Total lease cost $9,676, End-Of-Lease $67,470; VIN #XDT04343. $4,379 due at delivery incl $2,500 cap cost reduction, $480 bank fee, Purchase Option $26,556. $700 ref sec dep & 1st mo payment. Total payments $25,164. Total lease cost $28,144. End-Of- Lease Purchase Option $42,506.10

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