omework takes on a renewed role in schools. Page A-6. To subscribe, call (800) 300-9321 The^festfield Record Thursday, March 7, 1996 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents r publisher slain in office Estranged wife shoots Bauer, then turns gun on herself jy KEVIN COOJQAN After she killed her husband, Mrs. November, according to Acting Union Bauer also carried a note instructing au- didn't seem to be any inkling there was a Bauer placed the pistol's barrel in her THE RECORD County Prosecutor Edward Neafsey. The thorities to call her daughter Lacey in case problem," said Police Chief Scutti. "It mouth, pulled the trigger and killed her- couple had married July 16, 1903. It was a of emergency. The source also said police seemed to be a very cordial conversation." The publisher of the Westfleld Leader self. second marriage for both. They had no recovered a wig, binoculars and more am- How Mrs. Bauer ^ot to New Jersey is and The Times of Scotch Plains and Fan- Shortly before the killings, Westfield children together. Police said Mrs. Bauer munition from a rental car which Mrs. still unknown. But Mr. Nealsey said the wood was brutally gunned down in his Leader Advertising Manager Kathleen was carrying a driver's license which iden- Bauer left parked at the northside train woman drove to Westfield in a car leased office about 4:36 p.m. Monday by his es- Norman overheard the couple arguing, ac- tified her as Meta Harrsen. station in Westfield. from a central New Jersey rental agency. tranged wife. The woman then turned the cording to police reports. She then saw Mr. Bauer had lived in Durham before Mrs. Bauer had received a pistol permit Mr. Bauer and Mrs. Bauer were both gun on herself. two flashes and heard two loud bangs. assuming control of The Leader after his from the Durham County Sheriffs Office dead when police arrived. The publisher As the publisher's mother and several The advertising manager ran across the brother, former publisher Kurt Bauer, died last December. Authorities are investigat- was found slumped on the door beside his employees sat in an outer office, Meta street to Storyume on Elm to dial 911. Jan. 26. ing whether the gun used in the murder/ large desk. His estranged wife lay dead Bauer, 46, fired a .357-caliber Magnum at Westfield Leader managing editor Paul Along with her gun and a pocketful of suicide was legally registered. near the doorway to the office. Jeffrey Bauer, 43, at least three times, said Peyton called police from the newspaper extra ammunition, Mrs. Bauer was carry- Eyewitnesses to the slayings described Mr. Bauer had been at the helm of the Westfield Police Chief Anthony ScuttL office and comforted Mr. Bauer's mother, ing a suicide note, said Chief Scutti, Mrs. Bauer as calm before the shooting. Westfield Leader and Vie Times for litUe At least two hollow-point bullets entered Associate Publisher Kathleen Bauer, until "The note basically did explain [her] in- The Durham woman spoke pleasantly more than a month. xlhe publisher's torso — one in the side, the help arrived, according to police. tent in coming up here to kill her husband with her victim's mother while she waited Mrs. Bauer leaves behind at least one other in his stomach. A third bullet struck Meta Bauer, who lived in Durham, N.C., and commit suicide," he said. for her husband to return from an errand. daughter from a previous marriage, an 18- Mr. Bauer in the head, police said. had filed for a divorce from Mr. Bauer last Another source told The Record Mrs, "Based on that conversation, there year-old college student. Tragic deaths jar entire community

THE RECORD In the wake of the most high- profile murder in Westfield since John list killed five family mem- bers in 1971, Westfieldera are reel- ing. "Total shock" best described the mood of merchants located around the site of Monday's murder/sui- cide, according to Katherine Broih- ter, executive director of the West- field Area Chamber of Commerce. MfeJt/leid Uader publisher Jef- frey Bauer, 48, was gunned down in his Elm Street office by his es- tranged wife at about 4:36 pm Monday. The wife, Meta Bauer. 46, of Durham, N.C, killed herself mo- ments later. "People are just shaking their heads," said Ms. Broihier. "Every- one's heart just goes out to the mother (Kathleen Bauer). She is barely getting over the loss of her other son." Mr. Bauer had been publisher of Th« Leader and sister publication KEVIN COLUOAN/THE RECOflO The Times of Scotch Mains and Mtcllt Oemeramen peer through the wlndowa of The leader office Monday evening. Fanwood for little more than a month. He had moved to Westfiek) KEVIN COLLIOAN/THE RECOHD to take control of the newspapers Wostflold Police Chiof Anthony Scutti, right, fields questions after his brother Kurt Bauer died Jan. 28. from reporters during an Impromptu press conference outside North Carolina neighbors The leader office Monday evening. Westfleld Police Chief Anthony Scutti could not recall a crime in recent memory that compared to Floodlights turned night into day press conference on Quiinhy Monday's murder-suicide. on Elm and Quimby Streets as Street. Momenta later, us the bod- saw normal, active couple "We've had some tragedies, nat- New York City camera crews vid- ies of Mr. Bauer nml Mrs. Mauor urally, in Westfleld, but nothing eotaped police coming and going were wheeled into a van outmdo Residents of the upscale Woodcraft development in athletic. They were often teen running on the devel- like this," he sakl from The Leader's office. the Quimby Street entrance* of the Durham, N.C. have shed little light on what caused opment's jogging paths. Adding to the turmoil, downtown As curious Westfielders clustered newspaper office, etimera cr«»ws their neighbor Meta Bauer to shout her husband, Jef- Though a North Carolina newspaper yesterday re- Westfleld was mobbed by news in the shadows across the Htreot, btidgenxi |x>lkv for a btHtvr vtin- frey Bauer, and then herself in the office of trie ported a neighbor witnessed police intervening in a vans and camera crews Monday. Chief Scutti held an impromptu tam> point from which to film. Wutfleld Leader Monday. domestic dispute between Mr. Bauer and Ms. Hun-s- Mr. Bauer and Ms, Bauer were married July 16, en, Durham officials hod no record of domestic vio- 1993. They lived in an upscale home at 2 Bridlewoud lence arrests for either spouse, nor were there any Trull. civil restraining orders filed by either victim. By most account*, the couple wrre friendly and - Kevin CoUimui Investigation focusing Community-wide peace service tonight In response to the recent spate Church will consist of scripture killed 14 people and Injured at Of terrorism in the Middle East, readings, prayers for prnee and least 130. on story of .357 pistol WsttfltlderB of every fnlth are In- Hebrew songs, said Dr. Holxnt Or. Harvey enme up with the Vtttd to come together tonight for a Harvey, Flint Baptist minister. ld<-« for M prayer service after the By KIVmOOUMAN Jersey? How WIIH nho «ble to purchiiHc* hollow point service of Solidarity nnd Pence. Israel hns bwn hit with four mil Intent bombing on Monday. bullets?" The 4&-mlnuU* service M'hrtf uteri cldr bombings In thr taut two congregation kmrfers met The gun Is believed t/> huv«" come from "down ft* 7 p.m. nt the First Huptljit The ifttfBt, on Monday, nRrrniion to hammer out details. With no suspect to prosmitc, authorities South," Mr. Nmfw'y nalil. According to North Curoilna oHiclals, Mrs. Hfiucr IIIH-IVIHI JI pistol (>ertnit from the Ing Monday's murder/suickta at the Weaifleld LmuUr Durham County SlicrllV.s OITIct' in Dccernljcr. offlw «r* turning thrir attention to "public safety" Briefs KfirlU'r n'portn that Mm. Hiiuer llcw ittto 0M* ntiitn IMMICN cmly Monday mny nol holrl up, KimJ llu> proMKOiUir. JefTtry !taut>r, 4H, wns i»hot drnd In his 'Hutt Inloriiuitiiiii, he FUIKI, mine IV'tun wilncft'ien who Cut-n-thon phi lined $10 for children youngpr thnn (1. I ludak, WCI' Mrmlinnihlp Director, Iky estranged wlfn Mct« Bttiicr. 41), nt nlxwit 4;.'HI mny hiivc* twxl neennd hand inrorni'ition or who wvrt? 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WestfleJd Record ,1996 lOftft Council hears 'tax me' citizen Candy Making and town at large. By LYNNA.FOLEV plc have a "please tax us" attitude vote of the council. Cake Decorating Supplies £ when Westfield's downtown is at The mayor expressed concern The council also concluded re- ; HECOHD CORRESPONDENT stake. about the Westfleld Area Chamber search would have to be done on ; "Tax me," pleaded resident Rob- Mr, Annese believes the SIDof Commerce's desire to approve at Central Avenue to determine lert Tell as the Town Council con- goes above and beyond what gov- least two of the board members, whether business owners and resi- Make Your Own!! tinued public hearings Tuesday ernment and business do. because the chamber has different dents are interested In being in- We'll ShM HwH Hm Fml SIM MMW! night on an ordinance to create a Resident Maria Hewitt suggested interests and constituents than the cluded in the SID. OtmliH • M*Mi • Sllckt • fell* lift • Rail Special Improvement District (SID) the town set up exit interviews for * Much Mtieh M«n * InttnutlMi in Westfield's central business dis- closing businesses to find out rea- trict. sons for their leaving. Buy Already Madt!!! "Don't tax the business owners." Other concerns voiced at theMan faces assault charge H • Jvllf Itattt • Fillri E||t i continued Mr. Tell. "They've suf- public hearing included parking ; fered enough." Darryl Bowles, 19, of 711 Summit ttthtlt • Enter 6rtti WIH and the composition of the District Ave., was charged with assault a»aawK>niLr«]:f •••••• »I The Wbstficld resident lx.-licves Management Corporation Board. Monday for allegedly striking a | Police log I all town property owners should In a conference meeting that im- family member in the head with a share rcsponsiblity for improving mediately followed the public hear- wooden board, police said. The vic- FREE Candy Mold j| the downtown through a minima], ing, Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe breath tests showed blood alcohol '• broad-based tax because a beauti- tim suffered swelling and redness contents of .25 and .24 percent The With This Coupon. Fixp. 4/7/96 • Reg S2.5O. ™ J| ,fltl downtown, as well as ;i good asked Council members to con-to the left side of the head. legal limit is .1 percent in New Jer- CANDYLAND CRAFTS J J [school system, has drawn many sider changing the makeup of the sey, • residents to the town during the proposed board to include four dis- TheR 201 W. Main St. • Somcrvillc •# I years. trict property owners, four business • A Scotch Plains man reported Drug possession Limii i per household • Cannot be combined w/any other offtr | fk 1 Anthony Annexe, a member of operators, four residents who are the theft of his wallet from a motor A 17-year-old boy was charged COUPON O I the advisory board that studied the neither owners nor business opera- vehicle parked on the 100 block, of with possession of less than 50 § "" Always Frt$h! • Alwiyi Good!! a 5 t feasibility of creating a SID, echoed tors and one member of Town Mountain Avenue Sunday. grams of marijuana Friday. He was ; Mr. Tell's assertion that many Council appointed by a majority • A Walnut Street resident re- turned over to the custody of his • 201 W. MtiA $t. •JomtMUt-68^0410 • ported the theft of a cellular phone parents. from a motor vehicle Sunday. • Four motor vehicles parked in Burglary •i Briefs driveways along Columbus and A resident on the 40 block of Grandview Avenues were reported Manitou Circle reported a burglary I (Continued from pnp.e. A-l) are available in the Westfleld Li- burglarized Saturday. to his home Friday. Junder one roof, 7-It) p.m. lomor- brary. • An Edison resident reported pfow. Admission is $1. Beverages, Cast requirements an:; "Tito the theft of $4,000 in cash and Harassment Ismitlcs and door prizes are avail- Mcrelli," a temperamental, world checks from a motor vehicle An 18-year-old man and two 17- ; able. famous tenor in his mid-40's; parked in Westfield Saturday. year-olds were charged with ha- "Maria," Tito's attractive, jealous • A motor vehicle was rejjorted rassment after allegedly making a wile, :i0s-40s; "Maggie," daughter stolen from the 1100 block of series of prank telephone calls Sat- [Professional women of the general director, 20;;; "Soun- South Avenue Thursday. urday. Savings I The Berkeley Heights, Clark and ders," opera genenil mmiager, f»0- Charged were Michael Dixun, 18, • Westfleld Business arid IWes- *<() years old; "Max;" assistant to Driving while intoxicated of 913 Mountain view Circle, and Up To Isional Women will meet (J:3() p.m. Kaunders, late 2()s; "Ilellhop," John Hines, 33, of Springfield, two others, according to police re- ^Tuesduy, March 1!) at M G. Ficltl:i wants to be in show business, 20;i- was charged with driving while in- ports. Mr. Dixon wns issued a sum- •Restaurant in Hjjiiiu'.f'ieM. Dinner 30s; "DianJi," a voluptuous, aggres- toxicated after his «ir struck a tele- mons and released. The 17-year- 'is $10 for members, $19 tor nuesl:;. olds were turned over to the cus- r sive, ambitious soprano in her 30s; phone pole Sutuniiiy, police said. JCull Kitlhy Klinowski. 2;i:t ()7U.>, for and "Julia," chairwoman of the According to police reports, two tody of their parents. •reservations liefore Monday, March oriera, 50 00 yearn old. Show dates OFF *I8. an- 8 p.m. April 27 and May 3, 4, 10, 11, 17 and IH IFG RETAIL ON SELECTED Comnttinity avvurd 'Hie Optimist Club of WeslHeld i.-i FAMOUS BRANDS OF accepting rionitnalions for it:i an Scholarships available nuiil Friend of Youth Award. 'Hit? The Women's Club of Westfield nwiinl is M.iven to a special IMTSOIJ is ottering scholarships and grants WALLCOVERING who n'sides or works in Westfleld to students with financial need and ha.s winked with und helprxl who have bei>n iicctrpUrfi into an "1001 Welcomes"to a Family Tradition of Quality A Voiue Since 1929 Including • Eisenhart town youth. Written nuniinatioris accredited college. Applications, 5 • Foremost • Walltex Hhould Ix' sent Ut the Optimist duo Wednesday, March 20, are Beef Rib Roast SQ?« Qub tit P.O. 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For The Board told to skip move to Lincoln School Health Oflt. C^ During Tuesday's special meet- capped access to the building and Lincoln is presently leased to son, Roosevelt and WHS; locker- Board member Melba Nixon con- v FREE REGISTRATION ing of the Westfield Board of Ed- bathrooms. Union County for $114,000 per room renovation at Edison and curred. Pay only '9" Weekly Meeting Fee >«ucation, Darielle Walsh, Facilities "These renovations are not so year. Board President Susan Jacob- area lighting at Roosevelt "Every homeowner understands 'TCommittee chairwoman, recom- much an issue of compliance as for other locations call: son asked for a preliminary report "Funds are available to finance that maintenance issues get more '"Jmended the board remain in its of- they are the right thing to do," Su- on these items by Sunday, June 30, these projects from cost-saving ini- costly as time goes by," she said. "I CALL: 1-800-624-3108 '^Etees at 302 Elm St., rather than perintendent of Schools Mark with a final report due Friday, Nov. tiatives implemented in the past as £jmove to Lincoln School. Smith said. 1. well as from moneys derived from am delighted that funding is avail- ; Mrs. Walsh cited $1.57 million in Gran Centurions fc Other changes would include William J. Sweeney, Finance taxes in prior years," Dr. Smith able and that the board is in a po- 440 Madison Hill Road •^jieeded renovations to Lincoln, as renovation of the auditorium into a Committee chairman, said said. "It makes philosophical sense sition to identify and resolve these Wednesday 6 PM -well as the absence of a main- true community purpose room. $1,426,250 has been tentatively to do them now." problems." CHenance garage on that property as The anticipated cost of renovations budgeted for capital improvements UNION •**major obstacles to the move. is $500,000-$600,000. in 1996-97. In addition to items set Holy Trinity Lutheran Church *" Her report also proposed devel- The report also called for an up- forth in the board's five-year plan, 301 Tucker Ave. Cj>ping actual cost projections for date to the 1991 appraisals of both funds have been allocated for the Monday 7:15 PM Vrenovation of the Elm School schools; assessment of future avail- following: new stage curtains at jjbuilding, particularly work needed able classroom space at Westfield McKinley, Tamaques and Edison; T*to bring the facility up to ADA High School (WHS) and a recom- window screens at McKinley and union standards. Plans would include el- mendation as to the best use of Franklin; internal renovations at VFW -"evator installation and handi- Lincoln School. McKinley; bleacher repair at Edi- 2012 High Stfeet Wednesday 7 PM Youth art month starts tonight on Elm Vinyl Replacement Youth Art Month in Westfield kicks off in high ers, will be distributed at participating merchants. style tonight with an opening reception for the In addition to art for art's sake, the map will WINDOWS students artists scheduled for 7-9 p.m. at Storytime include a "quote hunt," which will encourage visi- on Elm. tors to tour the entire "gallery" throughout down- Art created by students at all levels in Westfield town Westfield and discover a hidden quotation 25% Public Schools will be on display at nearly 70 about the arts. Completed entries may be entered downtown businesses. in a prize drawing, to be held Wednesday, March Maps of the central downtown area, listing the 20. OFF merchants who will be displaying student's work, By proclamation of Mayor Garland "Bud" as well as the names of the young artists whose Boothe, March is officially Youth Art Month in 40 Stylet In Stock pieces have been selected by Westfield art teach- Westfield. IMMEDIATE Free rabies clinic scheduled here Tuesday INSTALLATION The Westfield Board of Health will conduct a free 1. Make certain that all cats and dogs are vaccinated (. ail lor I- !<•<• I- si inuitfs against rabies. Tea performance rabies clinic, which will be offered for the inoculation Carolle-Ann Mochernuk and Pmil Kueter will perform Mon- 2. Do not leave family pets outdoors overnight or SOMERVILLE of both cats and dogs, 4-5:30 p.m. Tuesday. The clinic day at the Woman's Club of Waatfleld tea honoring the feed animals outdoors. will be at the Westfield Fire Station No. 2 on Central anniversary of the club'a 100th year of affiliation with the ALUMINUM 3. Avoid contact with all wild animals. N.J. State Federaton of Women's Clubs. The 1:15 p.m. event !' Mu Avenue. Appointments are not required. 4. Discuss with children not to bring home, pet or will be held at the clubhouse on South Euclid Avenue. <9O8> 715 84O1 Here are some rabies prevention steps: attempt to "help" a sick wild animal. FREE' FREE FURNACE! FREE! FREE FURNACE! FREE! FREE FURNACE! FREE! FREE FURNACE' FREE! FREE FURNACE! FREE! FREE FURNACE! Cllmmt* Control HEATING & AIR CONDITIONINO 1-800-81S-1655 Serving ttorttorn A Central Jersey Don't Let Your Furnace

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Roar* H«ad Cold Cuts Hours: Mon Sat 8am 9pm Sun 8am 7pm W#stfl#lcl nocofd Commentary Uniform code Option to wear school uniforms would show UlWFOflMS respect for schooling — by lawmakers In his State of the Union speech, President extensive wardrobe required by many students Bill Clinton called for public schools throughout to save face among their peers. the United States to consider requiring students It must also be noted teachers also dressed to wear uniforms to class. It's an excellent idea. better at one time. Male teachers always wore a While Mr. Clinton dwelled on how school uni- jacket and tie and women teachers always sport- forms reduce crime, that's not the best reason ed a blouse and skirt. That must have been public schools should adopt a practice that's quite a sacrifice on their slave wages. Now, with long been a tradition in private and parochial the average teacher making more than $40,000, schools. A simple look at the students in the there's no excuse for them not to dress in a hallways of our schools, from kindergarten professional manner and, wonder of wonders, through the senior year in high school, shows set an example for their students. the real reason. The sloppy clothes show a definite lack of TTie clothes worn by many of today's students respect for school as an institution. And that would not be acceptable for a day at Seaside lack of respect, which we're afraid is present in Heights. There was a time not too long ago students, parents and teacher, shows up in lower when shorts, blue jeans and T-shirts were strict- test scores, increased discipline problems and ly forbidden and if you were caught wearing a the overall impression that the school system baseball cap — with the brim pointing either just isn't working. front or back — it would have been confiscated School uniforms .shouldn't have to be neces- for the rest of the day. sary; students, parents and teachers should have It's also ironic that the sloppy clothes cause so enough pride in their school to wear clothes that much peer pressure to fall onto the already over- respect the sanctity of the classroom. Unfortu- laden shoulders of adolescents. Sloppy clothes nately, however, that is not happening. The ca- curiously cost more these day:: than clothes that sual clothes indicate a casual attitude toward are considered "good" by previous generations. education. And that's a shame. In feet, with the introduction of school uniforms, Education is not a frivolous undertaking and many parents will be breathing a sigh of fiscal the sooner we learn to show our respect for it, relief, uniforms doubtless will cost less than the the better our schools will be. Letters to the editor Slowdown in rush to SID is timely, indeed To The Record: opinion. dosed letter of Jan. 24 announcing at Short Hills have no parking the state for protected Ml turns at cracy. The Mayor's Advisory Comm it- Essentially the report recom- a public meeting February 14 —meters and few vacancies, the Central Avenue intersections of First, the Town Council should tee Report on a Special Improve mends it live-year extension of the apparently anticipating that this IVrhaps we should eliminate the North and South Avenues. move on traffic and parking and ment District should be brought to Muin Street program now that its impractical, expensive proposal meters and set up an Incentive An article in the Feb. 16 Wall the police should actively pajftici the attention of every resident of Rinding hu.t dried up. would he accepted quickly. program for central district busi- Street Journal is titled "More pate. , Wentfleld. Fortunately the Town It e;U!s fur spending $l,291,SGf> The Town Council has studied nesses to require their employees Stores Spurn Malls for the Village Second, the businesses of West- Council has slowed the steamroller over the next live years to support the iiarkinK problem for years but to park outside the district — the Square." Westueld is among the field should support the Chamber process of adopting the ordinance n larger Main StriM't operation. The made no substantial progress. We county would be encouraged to towns where a national Investment of Commerce and actively partki creating a Special Improvement Wcsllleld Muin Street Management have parking regulations on the move its dead storage lot on North trust has bought $92 million dollars pate not only in promotions bp in District. Since its first trading, Corporation created by the ordi- books which are poorly enforced. Avenue to another site and em-worth of property on the theory employee training (including sfcrk ployees could be given preference that "Customer! arc retting tired ing discipline), customer relations there has been tittle publicity ex- niuice (already WMM(') would em- We have a Chamber of Comment? and store hours. *> cept for the publication or Mum ploy five people to do the job that which will never be efTfctive if over out-of-town commuters using of malls ... People want to be out- Street's "Tnlk of the Town," which our lota. Enforcement of parking side." The article says the investor If sophisticated real estate Myes the *l\rwn Council, the ttiwn minim- there is a government-fr>«U>r«d bu- ton are buying property in the contained the Advisory Hoard's im- istnttton und the ChumluT uf Conv reaucracy duplicating IU effort regulations against chronic abusers concluded that the beet downtown would open parking spaces. Con retailing streets are usually located town, there is a market and we port. tuctiv should |M> iii>III)' If parking is the root of the cen- must encourage it rather than^s demnation of the Excellent Diner in densely populated affluent The budget was not in "V:ilk of I ask the paper to publish the tral business district's problem, it ing taxes to support another lqyrr the Town" nor was their- any indi pri>[M>K You wanted Wet leaves an very dangennjii They aw the CHUM* For more Uinn 300 people who attended, it was community event; It gave the "non-attendees" the to expedite pickup by private colhvtnrM llnw did you of many serious nccidrnta. truly a soul Mtisfying day of stimulating messages, flavor of what they had missed. ••, \ complete the work In the |xi,sl ? Next year, exjM'riment in front of your house. music by both amateur* ami professionals, happy OM0LS.I Do leaves on the smith side full inter than the north MCNAIl C WOt SKI faces on essay winners, ami un all-town get-together. side? I>o you always start with ymir side of t««wn? Wratflrld Ttirn, lfkier in the we«'k. your newspaper published Id Where's town's ounce of future ShopRite prevention? To The Kreord: shocked, but nut ti'tally tturprlsed, t>y Hie muyor, 'l\»wn C-ouncil and Shopltite' skgnR and letter* to the We all know how the Planning •tore and others like It in th»'fu- Recently I addressed the mayor that the mayor and council have linnning Ilonrtl. Originally it was editor, did Nonn (Sirco drcute to Board made the right decision at ture. Ilia opinion was thai the and Tuwr> Council t versed themselves. Only through Furthermore, he said that' the not built in West Held. 1 was ShupKile matlei WIIM ttusluiiidlt^l ter reHttxl wlU> Die Plannintl l^Nird. lie Hcnlitnent two yem-s into llw the united participation or the pub- Town Cnundl could i»ne to define At thnt Unte 1 wn.t u eintneil pnnvdH by d«vlnrmj{ their p«st |x> lie - tuetnlier and I ilt«ngrv«il with thnt HIIIOII null iunl void Still, I VUIK thrir Ren*m and flip Hop again to rnent tn Hpwlfk locations CM^ poHltion. I wi» ol the opinion thtit pliutBetl 11 nit they wen* finally make the conrct dnision. trifts or the entire town If thi 0»e nwyor «ti(J 'ft»wn (ijutu-il rer«ly to n<'t involved, rvi«n if for At the Iiannlng Bonnl rrweting part of development proves to Iferond etnild, If they desired, take fttepn tn mwonx nnd withmit I>pe. IB. 1995. an attorney, Robert in violation of sound land use gH Forbes NowftpnnmK, A Division nl \ nrbi»s Inc «.-> loilvs Im •top the SlmpUite Mowrver, S. Urwtbaum, addrt>(wed the tleps. I J Muyor lloottte would not nllr> the mutter and no time, I tmtl uri;iy a gtmip of nnti Shopllite eiti Town Qnincil have failod to art 4ti otlier iiHiiicll nienilK't sjniki* up to ngain to |f*t involve*t Ami, I diloi in Chiul »n» to i*rt>t*et their lnt*«r«iU At thin most Important advice. In toft disagree with Unit dei-blon. Hjjnlli, I win told that thr eotinekl Lou Bttrsony that tiiw he ouUln»l the wiiyn In wtirn I lnnt npokf to our town grtv Only nt a much Inter y mirmibly lifter unllnK the "Mtup WIIS in iiurtftneni oti this fhun the etinntnHiion uf this James Rellly Edward F Carroll Chtryl Fensks Mnynr Hoothr that hi» did not *r4n Sports Editor I dltoi Ewcutivf Editor tf've the rneitiliem of the TiAjm Council a ei-»py of Mr. C3rwnl>ourtj'« opinion, which he rwelvrd IJw. w Kavln Colllgsn Mayor lays out timetable for SID I httve since (jiven fl (x>py of trjts Assistant Editor To TIK« IUN <»«!: pni|Hf.is| Specml IinpnTviitirnt iHutrlei ()rdiruinci< mt«t Inforniative rrport to riir Tranwrlptu of the three hemtn^ji ti» dnU' i>n thet|n«"•. not nuldinntlenlly rnmi nny let alone nil Die town clerk to In- dintrllAjtwl tt> i»ll Spei'iiil Impnivement DmtOel |*mp<»n| twi> l»'n»re l «»x|irnm«n or UitietablMt of ptth«»r ctniru'll mrmlwrfl. , '. Wok Kastsnbaum MIohaalQsdonlua Arthur Kurak the 'INtwti Council uml une bv the WeitOeM tVt\A't\ j of ei»eh stmly (fniip pfij»eilv Advertising Dimeter Union County Classlf l»d Advwr tmtng t lire avnllithlr nt the teren-nei- «i Advertising Mnnnger on the M^ettnd Pimr or the libnity for study by test fur wirnp. nml tbew are wry helpnil to lhf> Tttwn oner ngntn to eomider nnd tnkp *- dcnln, tnifilnesn pn>|nMiy tnvtieiw mul o)»prntors, und Cmineil, bujfleB nnd rpnidenU in pvnhintlng r>wh ti'>n on this rnnttpr. If Ujey hi*I BUM* M Davla Qaorg* Qannon other intnrpwOsI prtrtles Also iivnllnlile HIT the reports r<-iitiiHt>enil«t)(in I (to rurt iijjrw with nvprylhinn tit win I n (V»w yenn ngo, It wfnilr«l urgr nil COIHTMDMI or inlen'stiil to review thesr hn liovp Ihelr (|tif*stl(>rm also itnKiilsh To rnll t<» a<-t Imnnxllatrtlv pot ttint tloetitnetiN us they evaluate these fiMnmstiijs Ibis time WT«i)«l certainly nhtm i<> Moinni (U'll'H ll(>fi H4MI In (nililifllmil on lhnr»((iiyr\ hy ('trillion of JI HID Is only Aet I of tb*i dr«irnn If tlm NnyyR|int'«i") iiitiviiinn nt I mh»i Ini; III.* Wnlni il Avp I irtnlnni NIO/OIO As I luive Hinted on »i ninnU-r nf iM-etmiitiia. nil eontJnu*"* Ibe mntnbi'rs of It* tmnnl )i«vr> to utter luck of true coni-pm »0'i 7fi FKHKI M^riimt i'ln|>oo«l mil! oiilii!tnii> will 1»< PI bylaws nnd a l*id«pt (nil of thin tite \»>\f this Ump U»e l»m door I" ,l lHM»?f). ni»l)»»iiplioii irtlon hy IIINH, mm yom willtln Uiunn (kutnly $Hi nut uti inlilifHE<^l ntid mmweml AH II) Finntly, the HID Iwwttl mufit bring tlw unmc lo l(n kr^I lipforr lh»> eow nKHip m, nut ti( ftfnlp %?0 In «tih»i HIIP i n|i I nrm KH)ti-|,M ISIticr I Iwllt'Vf tbiit the itupiiivrntrnt ilio the *n«wiiq {"iwtnell frir ltd nppnwnl (A«i III) 'litfiv will vt-r enit HVuj.l Utn «fKHsHfltl# Wrll* Ui; trtet ptiifximtl nhould lie lm to t|w< otientlun of bt> opportunity for {nibllc eonunrtit m>d input nt pv^ry litwn B<>vpntm»»nt nctirtg li 10? Walnut Avenue Phone (908) 2/0'HOOO every resident, it dlmimnlon or the utinie will be din xtnijp of UIP protmWt and KMmm<>riU to my phone nt Keystone Cap* trying to «P( IR«! trlbutwl along with mailing the town's annual flyer on 7BI»-4(Mfl «r* ntwnyn wpleome. CrnntorciNJO/OIB FAX (90B) 276 i »H« k Into Urn bam. _. thp c ofi!tt»rvtttloh epittpr, QA TONVLAMil* Ymir rf«lpm shoukl \mr In mlml (hat enwiintt th* Mayor, Town itii 7,1996 Woslflold Rocofd A-6 Love Letters set to open Have Questions '^Saturday About Your PC? I'm a PC professional who will coma to your business i at theater or home to help you: Westfleld Community Mayers' • Buy a new PC • Install hardware and software production of All Gumey's Love • Fully maintain/upgrade your now or old PC Letters is set toope n 8 p.m. Satur- • Provide training day in the group's theater, 1000 • Hours to suit all schedules and reasonable rates!! North Ave. West, WestflekL Director Peter Clark of Cranford Call Today!! has been working with John Red- mond and Bobbie Gleeman, both (908) 272-2306 of > westfield, in their portrayal of R. Millar, P.C. Consulting/Repairs Andrew and Melissa, who meet in Til bs the last call in your search tor a competent, frbndly /hi second grade and begin a life- and attentive computer specialist." pertg correspondence. From teen- * age years through college, the au- "dience listens to their fears and passions as they read aloud the let- ters they write. Through marriages, law school and gallery openings, the two drift in and out of each other's lives, connected only by .postage stamps, fountain pens and sjh» love of writing. . ^Show dates are March 9, IS. 16, 23 and 23. all at 8 pjn. in the the- ft^r. Tickets for $12 are available at Rorden Realty and The Town feokstore in Westfleld For indl- vtfhial tickets as well as group or Benefit sales, call the box office at 232-1221. WHS's Tiddler' to open Theater-goers are invited to stay Greg Paroff as the Rabbi and Michelle Lyons as Yente the matchmaker rehearse their roles In for WCFs traditional opening night the Westfleld High School spring musical Fiddler on fite Roof, opening Thursday, March 14 in y party Saturday. Once the curtain the school auditorium. The cast includes 45 students for the three-day run with an 8 p.m. nilw tint thtlr business all par long? Twit Hit experts, nil us Mint (alls, light snacks and coffee will be curtain time. Tickets are $7, and all seats must be reserved. CaM 789-4549. served in the main lobby. you wctht tmy illowaMt frductfon. • Personal & Business Tax Returns • • Evening A Weekend Appointments Available • • Affordable - From $75 • • All Personal Tax Returns Processed Within 3 Days • Rotary Pancake Day Saturday • Tax and Estate Planning Available • SIDING CALL FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT features entertainers on stage KLEESPIES & ASSOCIATES Michael Hart, the Rotary Club entertainment di- • 8:30-11 a.m., the Boy Scout Jazz Band, Bob Rieteke, Cleveland Plaza, Suite 304,123 North Union Ave. • Cranford • ^Oa 'O'< .;:> < rector, has announced the various groups that will director; OFF perform Saturday at the club's 30th Annual Pancake • 10-H am., the Old Guard "Merrymen" Band, Day at Westfleld High School. Tickets are $5 for "all Charles Bengal, director; Complete Vinyl Jobs you can eat." • 11 a.m.-noon, the Westfield Community Band; COME CELEBRATE THE *f TH .. Proceeds go toward college scholarships for West- • noon-1 p.m., Sharps and Flats singers from Roos- New Roof Jteld graduates. The Rotary Club has given $1 million evelt Junior High School, Wendy WoodOeld, director, ANNIVERSARY SEASON OF THE in scholarships over the past 30 years. • 1-2 p.m., Westfield Dance Compnny performing The entertainment on tap: Peter and the Wolf, Jenny lx)gus, director. NEW JERSEY WORKSHOP *Oo« nol *ppty lo contracts ai'eady wntttn JBagger in film on state government r.stimaws FOR THE ARTS! really be the same with the cam- pect most people will." SOMERVILLE Come Celebrate the W«rtll«l4 eras rolling as they would be with- A prime focus of the documen- Summer Workshop July 1 to August 2 at RECORD ALUMINUM out the cameras in the room," said tary will be the legislature's strug- Edison Intermediate School in Westfleld. ' Republicans of varying magni- Mr, Bagger. gle to develop an equitable funding I*. 1 M.nii Si Sunirrvillc tude have used the silver screen as Westfielders may even have a formula for New Jersey public (9O8) 7Z5-84O1 The Workshop offers children a chance to ' 4 springboard into politics. Ronald chance to play a supporting role in schools. learn drama, dance, fine arts, music, cre- lteagan, Fred Thompson and the (Urn. 'Sonny Bono come to mind. "In the course of this, I expect ative writing, and much more from a staff of But Westfleld Assemblyman Ri camera crews will be following me For better grades tomorrow, 80 artists and educators. This year there are tfhard Bagger is taking the opposite around to meetings with constitu- many new and exciting programs. roUte. ents," stiid Mr. Bagger. "It will be up to them if thfy want to allow call Sylvan today. the mwting to be taped, but I ex- Also Come Celebrate the Work- -,, The assemblyman will be fee- Al Sylvan, we pinpoint your child's needs, '" Aired in an upcoming documentary shops Year-round programs* The Mu- on the workings of state gov- PASS YOUR develop a personalized program and sic Studio for private and group lessons, ernment deliver it in a positive, fun and caring Kids N1 Arts, The Family Ensembles, The The documentary, produced by environment. Call Sylvan, today, Rutgers University's Eagleton In- EMISSIONS Westfield Art Gallery and The Westfield stitute, will be shown to high to learn how we can help school and college civics classes TEST WITHOUT your child Fencing Club. • end should air on New Jersey tele- A TUNE-UP! Dr. Theodore K. Schlosberg, Dir. Vision. 494*2300 "One of the reasons 1 am looking JUST GET A BOTTLE OF Call •0*>7to-et«» for more details forward to it is I hope that it will EDISON 'Jkiovide the opportunity for people FUELON P0WE* The New Jersey Workth** torth e Art! < U> see some of the workings of the If 1 E. Broad Street legislative body they would nut AT YOUR rAvon Westfleld, NJ 070«O otherwise see," said Mr. Bagger. "I AUTO PARTS STOW 14.99 Sylvan Learning Center TREATS 120 GALS u expect the Him will try to be a seri On OCPARTMf NT trades art' just the beginning. N.IWA is a non profit Cultural Program out depiction of how the legislative CALL 1 .BOO-437-0427 process really workB, as if the au- FOH A STORE NEAR YOU dience were sitting [in the state- housel" . , The documentary will record sel- dom seen government bustneiia such as party caucus meetings and She likes a network with tetr-a-tetea with lobbyists and in . t«?rest groups, said the assembly man. lots of doctors. 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I oMIIIAr IIN«i INI 271-2938 WestfMd Itocord March 7.199^ Community life 1 Art show team is finishing up months of work When the 38th Annual Art Show and Sale of the Westfield Chapter of Hadassah opens Sat- urday evening, March 16 at Temple Ernanu-El in Westfield, many people will have worked year-round to ensure the success of the show. Work on the show and sale began last sum- mer, when the six women who carry the respon- sibility for coordinating the show - Evelyn Hol- lander of Rahway, Marilynne Ford, Betty Dub- man and Tassie Becker of Scotch Plains, Gera- lyn Lichtenstein of Westfield and Ellen Wi- netsky of Linden — commissioned artist Altoon Sultan to create a limited edition graphic which sponsors receive as a gift for their donation. The artist's work is included in many prestigious public collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Now York, and the Museum of Pine Art, Boston. The Individual Artists Committee, headed by Betty Dubman and Sallie Cherr of Scotch Plains, contacts the artists who will be partici- pating in the show. Many of these 75 artists are visited by Hadassah members who select the pieces that will be in the show. The Gallery Selection Committee, chaired by Maxine Bradie of Mountainside and Carol Karnovsky of Gladstone, visits 20 New Jersey and New York galleries selecting many major works for the show. The Portfolio Committee, chaired by Gail Kelner and Robin Kaufman of Scotch Plains, and Lillie Bryen of Westfield, selects uniramed art to be displayed in poster bins. Other committees not involved in art selec- AUGUSTO F. MENEZE8/FORBES NEWSPAERS tion are also hard at work. The Ad Journal Com- Stephanie Freer and Mary Rose Miller atudy aid* by aide at Lincoln School'a Homework Club In Cranford. mittee, chaired by Geralyn Lichtenstein and Shirley Ducatman of Westfield and Molly To- bert of Pluinfield, solicits ads. The Gala Com- mittee, under the direction of Tassie Becker, Marilynne Ford ami Betty Dubman, prepares for the champagne reception. "Le Petit Cafe," organized by Sadie Schoss of Westfield and Gla- dys Grnyson of Scotch Plains, serves lunch and Homework's back snacks throughout the show, Four days before the opening, the profes- sional show designers arrive. The committee of members and their husbands, chaired by Stan There's more of it — and more help, too Daitch of Mountainside and Sanford Becker of Scotch Plains, works with the designers to build •y KUMH M. FEUCCTA cial studies area," she said. "Essay students requiring additional help. the sets and arrange the auditorium. The pic- questions seem to pose the most Ms. Kissiah said the school em- tures ore hung and the sculpture displayed for KOKIU'.S NKWSPAPKllS problem for them. Not only at the phasizes solid study and home- maximum artistic effect. SUxk up on midnight oil. I lome- club, but within our daily classes, work patterns, focusing instruction Homework Opening night finds the children of members work is on the rise. the teaching staff incorporates out- at the fourth- and ftilh-grade level. helping liy serving hors d'oeuvres und checking UeKinniiiR ut the ourly elemen- lining, research and study skills "In these grades, we distribute coaching is coats, i'utrons meet rnuny of the artists and into our curriculum.*' blank assignment books and es- have the first opportunity to view and purchase tary level, them is a need to learn displayed works. Raffle tickets can be pur- effective homework .skills while As a teacher, Mrs. Miller also be- sentially teach the students how to chased Bt the door. This year's prizes include bahuuinn an ollwi hectic athletic lieves parents' participation in keep track of daily and long-term a business jewelry donated by Michael Kohn Jewelers of ami social activity sehi-dule, local their children's daily homework is homework assignments. We also To get an extra boost and Westfield, a black clny not rnude by an artist in SCIHXII dOk'iiils tigree. Anil many important to their progress. teach them how to study ef- help build an early founda- the Santa Clara Pueblo donated by Adobe East schools (liter coaching mid ufter- 'Today's lifestyle is often hectic fectively. We feel the instruction tion. The Enrichment Center Gallery, ami n framed lithograph donated by scluxil programs to underscore thut lor both parents and students. I and guidelines are developmen- in Westfield offers an after- artist fohvin I lavas have found that the quality, not tally appropriate for these students school program designed to The lladiis.sah Ait Show und Sale will be open T<» increase homework the quantity, of time a parent and it helps prepare them for work help homework disappear. to the public 1 9 p.m. Sunday, March 17, noon-9 ness and offer students guidance, .spends with a child is meaningful at the middle school level." For first-fifth grades, chil- p.m. Monday and Tuesday, March IB and 10, Livingston Avenue School in (Van- and often makes the difference in Ms, Kissiah also feels there has dren do homework in a and mmn 5 p m Wednesday, March 20. limited ford conducts tin niter school the child's work," she said. lieen a major shift in homework quiet, supervised space, re- at Tempi'" Kmanu-KI, 756 K. Broad St.. West- Homewotk Club headed by fifth- Uviiifiston Avenue Principal, Dr. ixittcrns. ceiving Individual attention field, the show's admission is $3 for adults and grude teacher IV-verly Miller, Here, FYnncia Loucash said, "Homework "Homework has gone from a from a certified elementary $1.50 IV»r senior citizens; students an* Iree. "lie students have the op[Kutunity In is an essential part of the educa- ditto type page of repetitious work school teacher. The center Petit Cafe" will he uj>en weekdays for lunch and wink through any difficult assign- tioiuil process. I have found that it to assignments which incorporate also offers a series of instruc- snacks noon 2 pin For additional information ments unilci professional direction. not only helps students grow aca- tional classes which concen- Itbout the show and the limited edition grtiphic, creative writing, problem solving Students generally fiirtii in ekis demically, it also teaches children and analytical thinking skills," she trate on study skills, time call z\',i i»r>;u management and note tak- tens by sulyeet, studying, reading self discipline, responsibility und saicl. ing methods. or using the computers to aid them liow to structure their time ef- At Pnrk Middle School in Scotch in their work. fectively. These are valuable les- Plains, a study skills course is a Co-founder and faculty A 2H year teacher, Mrs. Miller sons they'll use throughout life." significant |»nrt of the seventh- member Ms. Rhoda Asch said the volume nl' homework What should parents do in super- grnde curriculum, rYom said, "Learning effective study skills and the Impor- hasn't i'liiitu'ed as iiuiih .I:I the vising n child's homework? Dr. Lu- Septenilier June students refine tyiK1 itl" homework that is t;iviMi tance and how to's of home- cash said parents should monitor their study habits, learn to ef- work will help make a child's "()ther than math, where ic|>Hi- their child's work, not do it for ficiently conduct academic re- tiiID is essential to tin1 learning school life easier. It will them. senrch and nre taught how to prop- make them feel more in con- piocesH, luucil of ttKI;I.V"H home "It's important that parent.1* take erly prepare for an exam, work lix'iiKea on ere»tiv<> thinking trol and confident in what an interest in their child's work, IMnnpal Chester Janusz said they're doing." ami reasoning, allowing each child guiding them when needed, und the policy on homework hasn't tn excel nl tlielr individual level, " Ms. Asch stressed time encouraging dialogue nbout subject changed, but in order to provide an management skills to better •ihe HIIHI matter," he said 'To reinforce the additional helping hand a home- 'Ilie teai'her also suit! althnufji balance a student's work lessons, however, children must ac- work club meets one hour each load. enrollment in the weekly club complish the work on their own." week. started olT Mlmvly, interest and the "long range . homework How much homework is Signup Is on tt volunteer basis, tmmlxT of atudeitt.t iittemlini; is on projects an» more of a con- enough? Dr. liiicnnh said the gen Mr. Jnnus/. wiUI, and itlxuit 2,p>-!i() the else cern," she said, "especially tri>l policy is HI minutes times the students from each of the sixth-, for elementary students. "Many i»tiulenls want to know Kratie level. He nlso emphnsiwd how to Nludy, eM)KH'ially in the HI> seventh- anil elghth-grrtde levels Children tend to underesti- thnl tills cnteuintion in in addition turn out ench week. Five teneher mate the time needwi for lo daily rending time with, 30 f>() advisers work ns n team, oversee- these ftuslfrnmtmts." iniiiwti'H dully rending enrourngeU. ing the club, The teacher suggested cre- Although then* are no homework "Students who attend aren't nl- ating a weekly calendar, clubs nt WeHlfkeld'H Jefferfion Kl WII.VH havinj! n problem," said Mr. whert> ntudimt* lay out their ementary School, lYInripal Kelley Janus/.. "Sometimes they just rnnnl work und budget their time mild stulT teni'lien* «n> profeHsionnl tnntght or direction to to help itilevinte the problem. mi an IIH ne^nUil basis (or (jet an (issijiiinient uiulerwtiy." High school peers guide teens to hone homework, study skills An titwdenta prt»grens through the guide levels, MO Nehti, n tutor fslmi* her miphoninrt* yenr. wild, hiinu«wiMk nrieI Hie need fur lnireasevrt>twi mil tn the entim student |w>pil1«UnM. IIIWIIHI hy thing Is not to hpnilfile In nRklng for hplp." ftaverly Milter offer* Wetfneaday, March 20. Show hours are- 1- ntnr CooMlinntor Nehti Koitln mul Junior To rtmlntnln her own hotiotn fltfltun, Ms. Kitrde, ths homework tip* tn Mnry Mone IXmipllp ChUlunkl atul 1'nlrUk tkKk, UIP honors stu- 8 p.m. Sunday, noon-B p.m. Monday mid Millar at Lincoln School In (werpuiry of the Nntlorml Honors B«xrlety, logs four* Tuaaday, and noon-S p.m. Wednesday. ttent* have cnHstwl morp than 70 peer tuUirs to con- eight hours of homework and ntudytng each night, Crnnford. duet the one-tm-one I ahe maid. 7,1996 WostftoM Roconi | Obituaries WSO tickets Josephine Mroz, 77 still available With Johns-Manville and credit union for *Wolf show Tickets are still available for • Josephine S. Mroz, 77. died Feb. Manville. Sunday's children's concert, "Peter 2b, 1996 at Somerset Medical Cen- Her husband, Matthew J. Mroz ter in Somervilte. She worked for Sr., died March 11,1995. and the Wolf and Other Surprises," Johns-Manville Corp. in Manville Surviving are three sons, Mat- featuring the Westfield Symphony- and since 1S84 had been a clerical thew J. Mroz Jr. of Izoro, Texas, Orchestra. secretary with the Manville Area Richard J. Mroz of Lebanon and Two performances by the fUll federal Credit Union in Manville. Thomas R, Mroz of Cedar Grove; professional symphony will take J A native of Bayonne, she lived in three daughters, Aileen M. Mroz of place 2 and 3:30 p.m. Sunday after-: Westfleld from 1945 until she Somerset, Nancy A. Pottash of noon at Edison Intermediate; rfioved to Bridgewater in 1949. Boonton and Marilyn J. Mroz of School, Rahway Avenue, Westfield.' ! Mrs. Mroz also was a charter Clinton; seven grandchildren; a Conductor Brad Keimich, music rnember and past president of the brother, S.J. Salerno of Saddle director of the all-professional or* Brook; and four sisters, Mary Mat- Ladies Auxiliary to Findeme En- taliano, Ann Farhat and Louise chestra, will narrate Prokofiev's* C ine Company No. 1 in Bridgewa- Pataranick, all of Wall, and Antoi- tale of a young boy's mischief in, t sr. She received an associate's de- nette Sanborn of Bayonne. the woods and interact with the au-j I ree from Somerset County Col- : A funeral Mass was celebrated dience of young listeners, ltge (now Raritan Valley Com- Tuesday at Christ the King A highlight of the program is 15* ifninity College) in North Branch. Church, following services at the year-old Ji Yoon Im of Edison, a 'She was a member of the Bridgewater Funeral Home. En- student in the Juilliard School's, Bridgewater Senior Citizens Club tombment was in the St. Bernard pre-colloge division, who will be find the Ladies Auxiliary to theMausoleum, Bridgewater. the featured soloist with the or- Ifindeme First Aid and Rescue Contributions may be made to chestra performing the first move* Squad, in Bridgewater. Mrs. Mroz the Findeme First Aid and Rescue was a parishioner of Christ the Association show ment of Tchaikovsky's First Piano Squad, 476 Union Ave., Bridgewa- Concerto. King Roman Catholic Church in ter, 08807. Co-chairwomen Kathy Trolano of Scotch Plaint and Linda Kolar of Westfield display Ms. Kolar's Conto rayon drawing and Ma. Trolano'* poster, which will be among works in the- After each performance, the chil* Westfield Art Association's 72nd annual members' watercolor, graphics and photography dren will have an opportunity to Edith Jardine, 92 exhibit Saturday-Thursday, March 21 at the Westfield Community Room, 425 E. Broad St. learn more about how music is made in a hands-on demonstration Longtime schoolteacher in the county where they can become familiar with the instruments of the or* ] Edith Jardine, 92, died Feb. 28,Kean College of New Jersey). J996 at the Morris Hills Nursing & She was a lifelong member of Broadway theme is selected Haydn's 'Creation' chestra and create their own Rehabilitation Center in Mor- First Presbyterian Church of Rah- sounds. fistown. She formerly was a teach- way. for musical club's meeting to be performed Tickets are $6 for children and er of elementary schoolchildren in $10 for adults, and may be pur* A sister, Ethel Jardine, is de- The Musical Club of Westfield Vnion County. ceased. other lesser known musicals. in church concert chased in Cranford at the Cranfbrd will meet in the sanctuary of First Performing in the program will Franz Joseph Haydn's cho- Book Store. Seating is limited. Call • She was born in Rahway and Graveside services were held Fri- Baptist Church, 170 Elm St, 8 p.m. M lived in Westfield since 1951. day at Rahway Cemetery. be mezzo-sopranos Diane Mc- ral masterwork "The Cre- 232-9400 for more information or to Wednesday. Program co- Closkey and" Drude Sparre • Miss Jardine retired in 1964 after Arrangements were by the Pettit- ation" will be presented 3 charge tickets by credit card. 41 years teaching second-grade Davis Funeral Home in Rahway. chairwomen Helen Hynes and D. Roesster, bass Charles Hocsler p.m. Sunday, March 24 by Eileen Jacob said an evening of at Franklin School and the Contributions may be made to from Westfield, sopranos Laura the Oratorio Singers, soloists ' Washington School, both in First Presbyterian Church of Rah- "Highlights from Broadway" will Miller and Sandra Smith from and orchestra at First United Town students gain She graduated from New- way, 1731 Church St., Rahway be performed by an ensemble. Union and Warren, respectively, Metodist Church with Trent lurk State Teachers College (now 07065. Selections from The Sound of tenor George Stralkus from Eliza- Johnson directing. Oak Knoll honors Music and "The Impossible beth and baritone Joseph Loria of The Oratorio Singers are Oak KnoU School of the Holy Dream" from Man qf LaMancha Madison. comprised of singers from Child in Summit has announced Wolodymyr Klachko, 70 will be sung. Each member of the Accompanists will be Louise An- the N.YVN J. area. the following Westneld residents group will also perform solos or drews of Roseland, Paul Kuctre of Tickets can be purchased were named to the honor roll: Retired FDU economics professor duets from musicals such as North Plainfield and William Mat- in Westfield from Burgdorff First honors: Tracy Evans, Shenandaah, Les Misembles, My thews of Fanwood. Realtors, the Music Staff and eighth grade; Elizabeth Country- | Wolodymyr Klachko, 70, died versity in 1961. He earned a doctor- Fair Lady, Phantom of the Opera, The hospitality chairwoman will at First United Methodist man, 12th grade; Honor roll: Mel- March 2,1996 at his home in Mur- ate in economics and finance from Guys and Dolls, Damn Yankees, be Dariel Belcher. Church, 1 E, Broad St Gen- issa Tirone, eighth grade; Colleen foor Hill. He formerly was a profes- New York University in 1966. Porgy and Bess, South Pacific and The public is welcome. eral Admission is $15 and $10 Hlffgiru, ninth grade; Jenny Myers, of economics and finance at Surviving are his wife, Luba for seniors and students. 10th grade; and Meghan Tirone, igh Dickinson University. Klachko; two daughters, Dr. Marta 12th grade. A native of Ukraine, he lived in Klachko and Dr. Darla Klachko D Ariano; his mother, Maria Klach- few York City and Westfield be- ko; and three sisters in Ukraine. moving to Murray Hill in 1968. A brother, Myron Klachko, is de- Or. Klachko joined the FDU foc- ceased. lulty in 1964 and was an economics A funeral Mass was celebrated professor on the Madison campus Tuesday at St John's Ukrainian when he retired in 1991. He re- TAX-TIME DIRECTORY Catholic Church, Newark, following ceived a bachelor's degrwfrwn th« services at the Union Funeral \\\\ — Ilil = llil =s III! = lilt = llll =t Hil = nil = mi = ni University of Michigan in 1959 and Home-Lytwyn & Lytwyn. Burial II = llll ~ 1111 = 1111 = 1111 S llll ^ llll S llll ~ llll = llll master of business administra- was in St. Andrew's Cemetery, tion degree from Seton Hall Uni- South Bound Brook. M, M. H. Tax Consulting Inc. Fr— Initial Tn ContuHaUen «* i* % *>

•WMkands -Evtoing* Harold J. Cook, 92 •MuM SMto IM r«tum« Retired comptroller; once of the town Tin Planning ' Harold J. Cook, 92, died March 4, Cook, died in 1955, and his second 1996 at Community Medical Center wife, Dorothy Morgan Cook, died in Toms River. He wms a comptrol- in 1993. ler with Westlake Industries of Surviving are two daughters, tFarmingdale until his retirement Roberta Brown of Westfield and Manorie Crosby or Whiting; a step- Ch«rlM and Drutf* Rofttttor wHI b* among performers at Musi- !inl985. cal Club of W«stfi«ld'» upcoming mating. BLOCK * A native of Jersey City, Mr. Cook son, James A McLane of Salem, •lived in Wcstfleld from 1918 until Ore.; seven grandchildren and nine • Appl. At Our Office or At Your Home he moved to Bayville in 1963. He great-grandchildren. • Rapid Refund Electronic Filing had resided in Whiting since 1994. Graveside services were held • Audit Assistance He recently was designated a yesterday at Fairview Cemetery. A Executive Tax Service: Echo Plaza 32nd{iin ntym **\ Mi* 1 Wednesday 7 a.m. Mlnynn; SumJny: n 00, <>:u> / I 'ijp'i! I vflilny Wi***ii|i M Inilny riighl (.hMtlmii't ( lult 11:30fim /(Ktpni l' Chansonettes prep i nil Inr Minn Hi^irmriliiiM for spring shows St. Theresa's Church Culvuiy lutliiiim Church 1 |lt)4 I ;f.llll:MI '.I I Illllmii. N I : The Cbanwmptiffl or Wnstflplcl, A Ml WnnMlfiglim Avn , Knnilwnrth To Advertise ;ilnglnit gnmp tor wmiwn wht» ;#njoy sln«ln« fttr fim. Unw \wg\tn n hi I enl f .1, Contact Connk '< The them** Tor »prin«. "Wp'rp f?iiu I in u on M'.iniiiK I'mvi i f".j"^i in. II '«• " » I vi-iini(; I"i i\ <• i [ I.IIM)> I ' HI |i tn ISlnglnff Tlwlr S*m«a," will frnture We Serve /'amilies With Explanation of I're-rVeed If) )O \f HilOM ',mng» by well knnwn (• 10 -I'i ii ill »itftl, th«n to Crannml Kjfl*»r«I«l dhesilay* nl (-"n'l'ini ! Ififirr ext 625ft IIM>I((V (mirn? \V I tt ^re Tuesday, M»y 14. Families With After Care, When Everyone Noveno Muly Hoirt Gail Nancy Victors at flrH«l78 Leaves, We Provide Hereavement Services. m«mbert)hlp Inlormntkiri. All I of voice are welcome. A-8 WostfteM Rocovd March 7,19981 Baly, Stack are selected to UCC Foundation slots Two Westfielders have been pleted all course work and received Harbor School, Eatontown, a' pri- named to new positions on thedissertation approval toward a doc- vate program for communication Union County College Foundation. torate in educational administra- disabled and neurologically im- The foundation, founded in 1977, tion and supervision at Rutgers paired children. is the fund-raising arm for the col- University. Ms. Stack also was instrumental lege. It provides student scholar- Ms. Slack has more than 25 in developing a speech-language- ships and helps to support various years of educational, therapeutic hearing department at Willowbrook academic and student support pro- and managerial experience in State School, Staten Island grams. schools, clinics and hospitals. Her She holds a bachelor's degree in New members are Robert W. firm, RKS Associates, operates and speech therapy and education from Baly, chief school administrator manages three private schools and Kean College of New Jersey and a and principal of Watchung Hills two child care centers at six loca- master's degree in speech pathol- Regional High School, Warren, and tions throughout New Jersey. Her ogy from Rutgers University. Ms. V. Jean Stack, a managing partner earlier background includes em- Stack has numerous civic involve- and co-founder of RKS Associates, ployment as educational director of ments. Neptune, which provides services to disabled children 3-21 years old and to working parents for child The Center For Hope Hospice is about the value care. of life and how you choose to spend it once Mr. Baly has served as chief school administrator of Watchung a life-limiting illness is present Hills Regional High School since 1992, a position he assumes simul- taneously to his role of principal, which he has held since 1981. Pre- viously, he was employed as the high school's vice principal, social studies department supervisor and Th« Bobby Fund of Westfield Board of Realtors recently presented a check to Laurl O'Brien for social studies teacher. Mr. Baly Installation of a wheelchair ramp for 3-year-old Alyssa O'Brien. Frank Isold), Community Service also has been head football coach, Committee co-chairman; Mrs. O'Brien; Alyssa; Bobby Fund Chairwoman Lynn MacDonald; and assistant basketball coach and as- Carol Wood, immediate past president of the Realtors board are pictured. sistant wrestling coach at the high school. Mr. Baly worked as an adjunct history instructor at UCC from Alyssa gains wheelchair ramp 1987-93. Mr. Baly, who has an extensive background in professional activi- ties and memberships and com- through gift of Realtor Board munity involvements, holds a bachelor's degree in history from ;; The Bobby Fund or the Wcstfield Board of Realtors be increased. the University of Delaware and a recently donated $2,000 to the Alyssn O'Brien Fund of 'ITie Bobby Fund, a charitable foundation, was es- master's degree in history from Scotch Plains for installing a wheelchair ramp at her tablished by the Westfield Board of Realtors in 1987 Seton Hall University. He com- Home to help make it handicapped accessible for 3- to help chronically or terminally Ul children. Since year-old Alyssa Ann O'Brien. that time, the fund has sponsored several childrens' Remember HOPE... it is the heart of Hospice *' Alyssa was born with n rare genetic disorder called last wishes for dream trips or for equipment their For Information about The Center For Hope Hospice fcontintinentia Pigmentia, which has li>Il her with families could not otherwise aflbrd. The Alyssa O'Brien Fund was set up by her family Call (908) 486-0700. brain damage, seizures, cortical blindness and many MargaretJ Coloncy.R.N.,President orthopedic problems. In addition to the medical bills and friends to help in the care and provision of Alys- if sa, as many of her on-going medical expenses and Call FalherCharlcs Hudson, M, A., Vice-President involved, the family now needs to renovate their necessities are not covered by Insurance, Tlioso wish- 1.800-273-8449 176II usia Street, Linden, New Jersey 07036 home to make it handicapjx'd-accessible as Alyssa is ing to contribute to the fund may do so by sending growing too big to be carried. She also requires law tax deductible checks care of the Alyssa O'Brien Ext. 6123 pieces of equipment for her care, so living space must Foundation at 2IW7 Portland Ave., Scotch Plains. To Get a FREE (.KANDOIM \l\(. SIM (I MS %Bridal Guide TWILIGHT DINNERS TUESDAY-FRIDAY Colonial games at museum Sunday from The Miller-Cory House Museum popular card game that originated Uiste treats. 4:30-6 P.M. CampMt dtnntr: Salad, bread, thokc of T- ill feature colonial games, card in the 17th century and survived as Admission is $2 for adults and 50 •laying and open hearth cooking, Ba** SWiK. Kifif Flkt Ml|non, Hack of Lamb, a friendly though sometimes vi- cents for students. Children young- Forbes Vtal Chaf, Park CK*p. Scampi. C rilled Roatl 5 p.m. Sunday. The museum is at cious game. Esther and Fnm Hul- er than 6 are free. NEWSPAPERS Ckkkcii ar Catch of Tht Day, Potaloe, Vtgcia- 14 Mountain Ave., Westfield. l.nla of Westfield will demonstrate blc, Dr*Mr1 A Catttt. Eicludct Lobitcr It In the 18th century, |MM>()U> en colonial games and card playing. The museum will feature dried Surf A T«rf. oyed watching men climbing Ellen Hess of Cnmf'ord and flower arranging and open-hearth CAN'T JOIN US EARLY? CLIP THIS COUPON A SA VEt [reased poles, women having menilKTS of the Miller-Cory cook- cooking Sunday, March 17. colding contests, three-legged ing committee will prepare foods aces, sack races and catching over the open hearth using cook reased pigs just to name a few.ing methods mid fireside tiisks ' here were also many games such practiced in the Kith and liHh cen- 00 EACH cards, dice and bones. l,u was a turies. Visitors will IK- able to eiyoy OFF DINNERS "Under New Ownership" Minimum order one dlnacr. • Good only after 6 p.m. Tuw-Sst. - Sim. 3:30-*P.m.fwR"|

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KHOI HI IHIIMI* It Itlisim Ml.lrll, dm H Spi inclUlil Till: IIUNTIINKiTON U'.AKNINCi C I NllR* CALL YOUR FORBES CLASSIFIED SALES REPRISiNTATIVE AT 908*722-3000 OR 1.800-339.9493 WestftoM Record You said it: '/ get bloody noses all the time.' Brendan Lechner's 52.53 - Westfhsld wrestler Mlko Baly (story below) in the 100-yard butterfly last weekend is a WHS record. Devil swimmers sweep Shawnee •y JAMES REIU.Y had been gearing up to peak at this ] THE RECORD race, as opposed to having to shave; and taper in the semifinals," said1 Prom the moment they hit the Kapner. "Shawnee had to shave*' water, the outcome was never in and taper twice before they even , doubt got to us, and it's always tough to ' The Westfield High boys swim keep dropping your times consis- team defended its NJSIAA Public tently like that" ^Winter A Division state championship at MEET OF CHAMPIONS i Trenton State College's Packer The Blue Devils followed up: Hall last Wednesday, completely their win in the team state finals ' dominating Shawnee for a land- by competing in the NJSIAA Meet {triggers slide victory. of Champions Saturday at Rutgers . The Blue Devils (14-2) splashed University in Piscataway. • their way to first place in all 11 Westfield mnde its presence felfc< events, while Shawnee could do lit- at the Sonny Werblin Recrcatioiji golfer's tle more than watch as Westfield Center with a scintillating 3:15,8$; secured its second straight state 400 free relay by Coppa, Jon&£< title with a 103-67 rout McGee and Lechner to take firsfc} lament "It's very difficult under any cir- place in the state, as well as ranh; cumstances to win a state title," fifth all-time on the WHS list I? said WHS Co-Head Coach George The sprint medley relay set a Kapner, who along with Bruce Westfield High record with a Dressed like Nanook of the Johnson, guided the Blue Devils 1:28.35 time — good for second North, I trudged into the back past Shawnee. "But to defend a place at the M of C — as Lechnety porch seeking my trusty, but state title takes an incredible Linenberg, Jones and McGee will hated, snow shovel for the bU- amount of talent, energy and ef- have their names written in the [lionth time this winter, when fort This team did that." Blue Devil record books. | something curious happened. Senior Brendan Lechner won Lechner took fourth in the state A beautiful, glistening putter two individual events with a 53.18- in the 100-yard butterfly in 52.53, peered out of my brand-new second effort in the 100-yard but- AUGUSTO f. MENEZES/THE RECOHD also a WHS record, as well as ninth | golf bag and taunted me like terfly and a 56.62 backstroke, as Senior Jon Jones and his Westfield High teammates won their second straight state swimming in the backstroke. Coppa was 15th | Don Ricktes at a celebrity roast did junior Tim Romano, who took championship last week over Shawnee. in the 500 free, McGee 12th in th« "Go ahead you hockey puck. the 500 freestyle in 4:57.10 and the 50 free and Romano was eighth in Bundle up in your ridiculous 200 individual medley in 2:01.64. the IM and 10th in the 500 free. Senior Frank Coppa out-touched day, but you could never expect to Lechner, Jones, Eric Iinenberg Kapner. "But we ended up actually Chris Panagos, Jones, Linenberg outfit and go have a heart at- win like this," said Kapner. "On and McGee won the 200 medley leading by like 12 points. We tack in sub-freezing tempera- the field in the 100 freestyle in and McGee took sixth in the med- 49.92 and the 200 freestyle in any given day anything can hap- relay in 1:40.89, while linenberg, thought we'd be strongest at the ley relay. tures," sneered the putter. pen in the pool, but our guys seem Jones, McGee and Coppa captured end, but sometimes meets are "Thai oughta be loads of fun." 1:49.04. Junior Colin McGee won "Without a doubt we belong at to rise to the occasion when they the 200 free relay in 1:30.34. Coppa, strange that way." Unaccustomed to being in- the 50 free in 22.57, while senior the Meet of Champions," said Kap- Jon Jones continued his impres- reach this point. They were very McGee, Romano and Lechner won A smooth road into the state ner. "There's some tremendous sulted by a golf club, except comfortable and confident." the 400 free relay in 3:26.52. when playing of course, where sive comeback from an early- final might have been a big factor swimmers there, and our guys it happens all the time, I at- season injury to tie for first place Westfield was certainly confident "We thought we might be down in the Blue Devils' domination. stack up right there with them. tempted to explain. in the 100 breaststroke in 1:04.37. in the relays, where the Devils at the midway point between the "Everybody dropped their times Westfield was very well- represented." "What do you expect me to "We had hoped to have a great promptly swept the field. 50 free and 100 butterfly," said tremendously, I think because we -do?" I said. "There's four inch- es of snow out there and if 1 Jaon't shovel it now, the neigh- bors will start talking." PAL girls "Neighbors, schneighbors," hissed the putter. "Here you have a perfectly good set of drop pair shiny-new golf clubs, and all you ever do is play with that stupid shovel. What's so special about her, huh? What's she got of games that 1 don't?" The Westfield PAL girls bas- After that remark, it was crys- ketball team dropped its last Utd—r why the putt* ww *> two games to finish 5-3 in the -ondnnlln and iaround with that tacky Hhovel John Krtlf In the wml- two ppricMla and thut wns rnough Courtney Thorn each scored six ull winter?" cried the putter. finnla before h*» U«>k the mat to (ulvunep." •nil! pulntn, Vul Griffith hod five, 'You never take me anywhere." Wrestling Htfnlmt liny. Vfwey nnd linly wt'rr both m-htxl Mndficy Kl Koury four and Still stinging from the origl- Corey Posey imd Mike ftnly Italy rcffUUTMl » quick 2 |K>lnt ult?«l to wrmtli' In tho Kuprr Margaret Hrmitlgnm two. (nal harshness of my putter's earned o trip to Atlantic: City thin UiktHliJwn Junt fMH-onilif Into thr fti'Ktorm nt Union High Tutwlny Wofttfloki lost an il Kevin Sullivan nnd Onur T Ump, hut could nttfrtd to H«ly'« l)loody llr^lonr« with coimoliitlon winn Ht deficit to force thp OT. ,thwn counting thr drivp- tournament in Atlnntic City'n CUM IIIIVC It'll, in to win Ihf «t«lf» " nrvoml |N>I1 would ciirti tlckHn to tin* Iitf Courtney 'Iliornton with 14 wny.' 1 sakl. "But I'll tell you veritlon Hall this weekend. Italy •••l^i'd l«»*«l nt'UK'slN Allnfi [tortiintitUr ft»r I Inly, HH yrt imoilwr thin wiM'kpiMl. potnln, MiidMcy Kl Koury with what. You Just chill your graph- "It ftH'ln good to wiri, hut lnmr Uny ol' Llrnlfn f (5 In hotly ItiktHliiwn y|ptutiiif( l(i(( jMinrirl ittfwn. 'HIP sophomnrr liny racitpfd for « 42 runUh, In* nnitl llnly '"Ilicy'rv I^xmnnlln with thrw nnd Chri»- to Myrtlf Hmch thin summer Union's Cir«»H FriiMce'icn illi IJI 1h«> wnnti't pxctlftl by his f**r foiT Jlllly r*'Vl»r««l « tmt* !«•« Ink** in«l I wouNlri't •«' ol nil ny (icnovtt with two pninlit. Ifor wimp quality time on DIP ItoKlun •' ITiii pound chnmplormhip nt Union I Ugh eli»wn nttpriipt by Ifny to t«kt> H (12 If they (Mlvnncvl, too " Other glrln ciwitrlhutlng to jink*." match. "I'm not lhi> t,yj*> of K"v Hit- win, inKI la liMihlntf for Irn fowy dlilti't hnvp much liouhlt* ' "I'll tell ifim whnt," tlw» sly Who'ft flHtlNfled Wllll h*'l!l|{ llir> llifi pniwuipfit this wwkftHl. K«tleti«*d wtwl Ijolhiuwl hy hm in Ihf rt'^lon, rthtittlng out Irving , OolU> putter rppllwl "Unlmw ,Vr»u trlct or rrginn chump. I wnnt to go "I'm h()p|ty to win, IHII I wish I h!(HMly mwp, llnly mm rhmt!<'fl l I'll >)f nl>U> to leurn IVom ntin«hvlrh(Hl nrtniiul n liny •"»iti|ir>, Morrl.qNrwtt hi 1hr> ncmi«, nnd t*>j»• "W««'VP got plnyofTM next tkw throe-putting nt Myrtk* 'Iinit's my gonl, an*I thht h juM nne 1 ffcwh, ymi'd l**tt«?r put thnt more Htep to rench tt." tmlny, iiruf work on n ft*w IhlngH but hmi« on lor tht* U«'»!i>>ti :i till' pltiK l''rniu-fnifi in tlit< Cituil wM-k. nrnl wp'rp working httrtl Jthovel down right now." I'osey plnct*d third iit Hi' •:(»!•' II-I KoitiK into my H*"K1 Minted ll "1 j{ft hloody luwi^ nil HIP tlm'\ "I've WICMIII*) him wi ninrw d> linvn ftni nnd to win," n«ld 1 ll»n»»n, l«it he i'«oii> nt rrtt< u litllr IVrrotlii "I'AI, K'vi'i* thp glrll t Th«» nrlghbnni WITP guwktng II unphomorc Mild Wnr. Mute lillHli-l Hilly. I'll I* H liMtc-f wifHtlfr nl\rr BO I'm klrwld uw^l U> Iht-ui," nniil dilT'cMMil t'Kliiy," wild I'oni'y, who la nn opportunity t'» piny Imll in jut I Hcareri thn BWW off the uj) nt 1*154 ijoiinds IniU yenr. MJKI th«' piillini' "ill n win l/xlny " Uiily, who Ht«rr«*l fur tin' ntntr 1 7 (» HKtilntit KrnntfncM. "II*' went thn KV»'i Inntfitil 4if juwt hanging jvonl nt*»|ts with my stubborn Btendy wiilnr in fiK'U»ed MII finish I inly wim riur«lnn n nnrt* hitrnl chumploti Mill* iX'vll BfK'ft'r Irnrn In thr> full. "Mtil HIP problem WHS I hlnh on ir>p with hli hnoiln, up in out in thp Rtmr-t. 'HIPWJ glrli Hitler thnt tiny, tint tmr lew trig on top thin weekend. (jr•)riH into tho Hntil with lluy, nftfi 1 |pt hltrt tlidrttp Hit Bcllon. HIICI I my lnc*» tu«l on my htwl, RO I hml hnvp rnwlB a corrtrnltmtmt to r» int to mention my never- "A nutte chmnplnrifihip in nil I Iwtnti (iwnnl*Ml n H >i fVnt win want," *wkl Pimey, who will \m at- BeUm HAII'H Hud IJakpr wag cmight a llttlp bit hy hln iipp*r U>' tuliuni rny »tiHtt»n,y. I wf-nt n r«irt of n tpnrn and theyTi •ncllttg pursuit of n short game btKly Rtrength. But I got thow hl« wrlHtfl nnd aUtrtetl from U renlly «>nj(iying It, and so am 1." kfi(jw» no bounds. tending Michigan BUit© in the fall, night tit Union High. Saturday, tin i Bfitl winnlhg t»»«tp«l with H 5 4 win over South quick point* to Btflrt off HIP first Hut I was confident nil the wny," Wsstfwlu ftooocd March 7,1996 Lady Devil swimmers dunked by Vineland Westfield falls in state final

By JAMES REILLY in 1:48.96. Madeline Luma, Heather DeHainart and LeeAnn Catti each THE RECORD won two events for Vinelarid, It was deja vu all over again. which won its first state title. : The Westfield High girls swim "We were swimming against a team was topped in the NJSIAA powerhouse team," said Torqk. Public A Division state champion- "They were just a very, very strong snip meet last Wednesday at Tren- team that came out of a very ton State Col- strong region. lege, as the Every playoff over-acheiving Swimming meet for them Lady Devils was a tough one, were simply where we didn't overcome by a really have »a superior op- tough test." * ponent. Several Lady Vineland (13-1) defeated the Devils scored, including Teitel- game, but overmatched, Lady Dev- baum, who took second in the 2Q0 ils 111-59, just as West Windsor- free in 2:09.82, and in the 500 free. Plainsboro won the title last season Phelan had a season-best 26.05 in — with more talent the 50 free, good for second place, "We knew from the times we'd in addition to reaching a personal seen that we had to go into the best in the 100 free with a 58.ffe, meet with a 'nothing to lose' at- good for second place. • • titude and we did," said WHS Head Michelle Kashlak was second ;tn Coach Bev Torok. "But this team the 200 backstroke and Carter Ms should absolutely be very proud. second in the 100 butterfly. Lauren We lost several top swimmers from McGovern was third in the 100 fnie and fourth in the 50 free. ', last year's team and I had no idea "This team has a great competi- we'd even get this far. The only tive spirit, and one of the most reason we did is because this team pleasant surprises of the yoaj, worked as hard as they could and along with reaching the state final, got the best out of their abilities. is the young kids stepping up into For that they should be very leadership roles," said Torok. "Ann proud." is a senior and was the focal point Westfield (9^1) averted a total as a leader and did an outstanding sweep when the 200-yard freestyle job. But some of the other girls relay team of Ann Teitelbaum, also stepped up. Michelle Kashlak AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORD Lauren McGovern, Kelly Carter and Lauren McGovern were lead- Westfleld's Kelly Carter took second place in the 100-yard butterfly In the state championship meet last week against Vineland. and Molly Phelan took first place ers in and out of the pool." Swan song Westfield Westfield High boys hoops squad bows out JV made of state tourney with push from Elizabeth strides •y JAMttmUlY Kame of the year, and we needed THE RECOIU) Elizabeth to be a little off. But it Boys didn't happen because they were The good news for the Westfield hitting their shot*." THE RECORD High basketball U-um was it made Basketball Westfield (9-11) will now say Sporting a squad primarily the state playoffs, 11 goal for the goodbye to seniors Drotherton, Ci- made up of sophomores, the past four aeuaona. The bud news emniecki and Jorge Amorim. Westfield High junior varsity was the Blue Devils h;ul to play "It was unfortunate that Matt got boys basketball team mada Elizabeth. ers," said Carey, who had tho un- hurt," saki Corey. "He was a big significant strides this sea- "Hey, that's tho luck of tin* enviublo task of i-rxxwirm his poi- ixtrt of our team and we had to son. draw," said WHS Head Uwch Stew son uguiust. tin; ktalimcvd MinuUv make some serious adjustments in "We had some juniors who Carey after the Devils were elimi- men. "We weiv only down i\ve or his absence, although he worked came down from the vanity nated from the North Jeiwy Sec- six points gding into hnlftime be- hard to get back into the lineup. throughout the year, but tion 2, Group 4 tournament lust fore Kli/iilx'th went on «n 8-0 run Jorge did very well for us as a scor- mostly we went with sopho- Wednesday by thi» lui;h powered just as tho second quarter ended er olT the bench, and what can you mores this season and I Minutemen 05-47. "Hut I have to and wt1 were down 1ft." say about Brian. He gave it his all think the mix was good for Say one thing: wo gnvr those guys Westlield was led in the scoring every night, and went up against the team," said first-year a battle. Our kids went out mnl rtiluinn by junior forwnrd John some terrific players and never Head Coach Kevin Evwh/. "The juniors had a confident, played as hard us they could, mid I Knj^;ins with Ii! pnintM. Point jjuitrtl backed down." Tho future of the Blue Devil cocky attitude when they cant ask for anything more tium Urinn C'iemnitvki, limited tit only played with us, and as a posi- that" three or four miniiU'H a quarter hoops squad now turns to Paggins, Yarusi and Bob Sehultz, three jun- tive, I think some of our Elizabeth (22 3) was k< Point guard Brian Clemnleckl scored aeven point* in his last Westfield went 7-11 on the game as a Blue Devil basketball player against Elizabeth last year, which ended when the week. Blue Devils fell to linden by ON THt LINKS four points in the Union SPORTS BRIEFS Tli* third annual CtKimiuitily Au«»« Ckill County Tournament ("l«s*k; Toum«m»rt wt« tw httd Mo(i<1ay, Jurw Forbes sports intern openings Leading the way for West' ROUND OM I I / «l «h« Echo Uka Country Club In WmMtHd fVirtrs spoils able to work two afternoons/eve- field was sophomore forward Unl H miun In ui(Kiri,' M.IVH M stniy 01 Inn Conirnuntly ACC«M, • mm fHiifH ngwKty tho! Hob McCullam, who aver- line lihw? IK tin yuu ju>.l wtiitl In vmil y.mi half* twain •ml MhiNi wild (ImMHlitln livo in detriment is now accepting iin- tangs per week, five hours a aged It points a game, and Hpltitin In IIi.i Hi il '.pint.i ii,iii,M ,' plications for spent;, interns in its » » involved In all iwpGcta tf yillil rtliiWin to ilily nl llm jilmvii II Yttsl.' |MU>|ti* wriltt (»«*l)(ltttB» In Hi mm tiiei IHII of prtxluction and writing, and the junior center Brent Turling- you. 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Dr. Siemoneit leads course on '20s Berlin Dr. Martin Siemoneit of West- of Connecticut field will teach a non-credit course A native of Lithuania, Dr. Siemp- this semester at Union County Col- neit has lived and studied in Ger- lege's Cranford Campus on themany, Canada and the U.S., arid "Genesis of TVranny: Berlin in the 1920's." taught German Literature for 16 The course will focus on German years on the collect' level, incluil- culture and society from 1918-33, ing five years at Virginia Polytech- analyzing one of the most produc- nic Institute and State University tive periods in the history of Ger- and the former Upsnla College. Dr. man ideas, art and literature. It will Siemoneit also had been the recipi- provide a critical view of the cul-ent of two fellowships from the Na- tural and political atmosphere that tional Endowment for tin* Humani- resulted in a totalitarian state in ties, having studied at Princeton Germany, emphasizing film, the- ater, literature, music and artUniversity. He has published ,a Three German films will be shown book on German Literature. in class. Classes will be conducted 7-9 EXPERIENCE p.m. Wednesdays through April 10. Weekly topics will cover the Ger- YOGA man political arena of the 1920s, »|fhMC'Ol.E German film of the 1920s, The Board of Dlractora of the 1996 WastfMd Board of Realtors ia (front row) Lois Berger, first vice president; Roger Love Jr., Brechtian theater, German prose president; Pinky Luerssen, past president; and Anthony Nuizo, second vie* president. In tha second row are Vivien Cooh, and poetry of the 1920s, the Bau- YOGA-PRANAVAMA Moratory; Louise Macaoay, treasurar; Carol Schlrm, Realtor salea chairman; and Marge Cuccaro, Realtor salea representative. haus architecture and German WESTERN STYLE Standing are Mike Ford, N.J. Asaociatlon of Realtors president-elect; Robert Katr, director; Reva Berger, Realtor aalaa representa- opera and operetta TEACHKR TRAINING tive; Jamea Stlvala, diractor; Carol Wood, director; and Lezlie Winter, NJAR second district vice president. Dr. Siemoneit, a member of Phi PR1VATK CUSSES Beta Kappa, is an adjunct instruc- MEDITATION tor of German at Union County College who has an extensive back- NEW PROGRAM STARTS MAR 18 ground in the study of German OPEN HOUSE thinking and the arts, and the si- Monday Mar 11& 16 from 4 to 7 PM Roger Love Jr. elected president of Realtor board multaneous political evolution Thursday Mar 14 from 2 to 4 PM - Roger D. Love Jr. was recently ing year of changes in the indus- "This, is an opportune time for peo- community service projects for the leading up to Hitlers takeover. He Saturday Mar 16 from 1 to 4 PM installed as president of the West- try. Interest rates are going down, ple to purchase their first home or NICOLE'S YOGA CENTER field Board of Realtors, the second community, and we hope that holds both undergraduate and and we have an excellent inventory move up. The Westfield Board of many people will want to be in- graduate degrees, the latter in Ger- (908)789 6426 lime he has served in this position. of homes to sell," said Mr. Love. Realtors is also planning several 94 NORTH AVE. GARWOOD He was previously president in volved." man Literature from the University 1986 and 1987. Helping Mr. Love on the board of directors mil be Lois Berger, first vice president; Anthony FORBES NEWSPAPERS • UNION COUNTY Nuzzo, second vice president; Vivi- en Cook, secretary; and Louise Macaoay, treasurer. Also installed as directors were Carol Wood, James Stivale and Robert Katz. Joining them from BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY the Realtor Sales Committee are Carol Schirm, chairwoman, and Sorvincj: Westtield, Scotch Plains. Fanwood, Cr.mford. G.iiwood, Kcnilworth Reva Berger and Marge Cuccaro at skies representatives. Taking posi- tions on the board as past presi- dents are Pinky Luerssen and Mar- AIH CONDI T IQNINC. EXTERIOR PAINTING j6rie Horowitz. 'New Jersey Association of Real- tors Second District Vice President Lezlie Winter conducted the instal- lation at the Westwood in Garwood. ASPHALT PAVINO CONTRACTORS The guest of honor WHS Mike Ford, j j*esident-elect of the New Jersey \r»omm QVAUTyMMViCEFot om JO YEMSI itltyptofwood •STATE ROADWAYS Association of Realtors and a mem- htaaltng and Air CondtMontng fWaiMNTIAI. DWVtWAVf ber of the WestneJd board. • Painting old aluminum tiding fo ' "I'm looking forward to an excit- COMMIIICIAL Smnrtcm Construction • Exfrhr staining on ill fypts of wood Yw gupmrhn«» • fr—

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Marketing Directors 1- moralnlo. call 1 -200-971- community retldenl who 800-428-3099 3552 ait. CB9694 (BBB HAS tMIKLV a Fax resume to: muat. Good computer cess refunds. 1-800-338- TBANSPOHT Metuchan NJ 0BB40 stone. 1 yaw mm e«p. like talking on the phone you ara quaHfled. FkexftHe CHUOCAMWAMTID Mailing travel brochures. 908-388-8117 skills required. Manufac- evening hour* available. Eaay to lawn presentations 56B7. Em. 1039 Sabre or ApoHo airp. a No eperlence necessary. Tfwra. only) Late after- INSIIHI SALES REP REAL ESTATE SALES plus Call aoa-»34^)144 or turing background a that will earn you more than tha excellent hourly rate FOHQET ATAT noon around 3pm-i0pm. ERA Rubin & Harrington Por Information sand a CLJRtCAL- Westfleld In 8lus. Celt Qarl al Oynamlc Individual with fax rosuma BOB-234-0355 aalf-addraaaad stamped home. Flexible hours E«- we guarantee. Take charge of your life Oood pay. BVanchtourg Realty Inc. of Metuchen. 0B-7B4-1414. Please & find financial op- axe. phona iMIla needed anvalopa lo: Universal parlanca PC/MAC, Mi- leava message. araa. CiH Nancy tor craatlva daalgn firm Startling our 21 at. yoar For more information call Marc Greenspan at: portunlliy on your own •oa-aot-atM ara now Interviewing tor WArTHttaVWAITWI Travel, P.O. Boi SIOIBB, crosoft word with Graph- Flax, hra., will train Call Miami, Fl 33881 BBS M1-9SSS auTTSNSION BAST terms. Build a home lalei positions Call Full or Pan Time. Pay ics and general office du- based super foods busi- Shalla al SM-1W-M00 ties. Send resume to: REACH 103,000 CNILOCARE- Loving attar 10AM Hank Harrington scales to IB and tip. Emp. ness 11000. training. pratd. but will train. Signet Assoc BOS Sailer parson neaded lor tod- _??? 494 7001 HOMES FRtE II you qualify. B00- INSURANCE- Somenet PI., Waatfleld 927-2527 em 8TS4 5er In my 80. Plalnfleld RN 3-11PM Buparvlaor horn*. Own transp. rets. County Agancy aaeklng COUNTIft PtRSON- Forbes Full tlmo. Call Mon-Frl. Fle». hrt. P/T,NJ llcanaad Paraonal Cauwsry lor dry cleaning store, a>l«ca> ymr sal In WSrArERS FRtC 21'PAOI RE- Linaa CHR Minimum 2 Rarttan Haaltti A 1S~ " F«rk«s ClABStflsais POWTI- Shows you a CaN Ul »0»-7B3-23«4 Extended Care Canter Daytime hours. Call yaara agancy axparlance Wealwood Claanars. last, simple, and easy. with compular, rating ft B33 Route ZS-Rarrtan anal N wtM spfwsr In new way you can stay aoa-S2a taio WAITRtBSCS/WAITSRS 1004 So. Ava. Weetfleld. 17 a>us»llcslla>RS In CHUDCMW- P/T, live- placing knowledge Call 906-232 2772 home, work about an out, 3 days/**, lor 3 mo. «Oa-722-tOOO enl 511 Warned F/T AUTO MCCHAMIC- hour a day and possibly OM hi our Crantord ham* RN 3- 11PM Buparvlaor Soma Eap. A Tools runtime Call uicunvi and Un earn thousands of dol- (roar trains/bus). Flan. UkSOREH- for Appty:! Needed: Apply Penaka Arfi In CfaaaMstf NOTtCI: AH EMPLOY lar*! Send 12 lor SAH lo: hrs./daye, aip. * rate. (tarltan HaaHh A Auto Ctr., SS01 Madlay ASSISTANT- Position Phaaaant Farm/Larul ^ don't COB* - MEMT WANTED aaVar- W.W.F.S., 27935 Puebio rao;'d. Non-smoker. acaplng Co Must have Eatendad Care Center fid. Mlddlasa« Mall or Involves scheduling ap- Oat NafluNsI Springs, Haywatd, CA •oa272^ao valid drtvor't llcenno 633 Route ZB-RarHan Call TS3-0S0S pointments for psychoN- 7tN>y»#W UssfMntB am MVAaUf 94545 Spaak EngiUh. aaBaso glst . Attention to detail. t-Ate-in-MH IM AOVANCE by caah, ASSISTANT plannlng/otganliatlonal H(AOACHE BATUMI MftP (or KALES PERSON WORK AT NOAM- for PT aparoi 10 hra. In skills A telephone pres- chat*. VISA or Maetar SUffSRENS NANNY ot newborn LINK) OtSPATCHINQ tmmsdlni* poallion avall- local company. As- So nalnftald naar Mall ence crltlal. U-f B-8 OM Cart, Fw s quota on WANTtD-Honest. car- tMA 3 yr. old InPoalllon Avail No e»i> oble lor paint ft wallcov- semble products, pro- Mac or Word eiperlenca Associates SOB-234-B423 ing doctor who has eaH nacaaaary will train Fln> ering department toi fast cess mall, typing A many afarred Floi. hrs FASWON ADVtSOfl helped hundreds of pain ISM hours OOA-M8-O040 growing local home can- other oppty. avail. Kiiary negotiable. Ideal Wear A show ladies )aw- sufferers Non-invaalve. B arnjo 6 pm ter Experience a must 1375 t /wk. No exp. nee for housewife or student elry 2 eves tISO. No In- conservative care. All Hourly wagea * benatlla. Flea. hra. BOB 940-778B Call SIM vestment, BOB-TSA-30AB CAM •!¥•«- and com- care provided by Dr. Um/mo ABST. Apply In person Wett- Trlsh Stypfca DC For Info ffT In OBQVN In canltal tlald lumbar A home panion to aWarly. Kind patient female with iz on haw you can receive N J Rotation to 3 locnlti* CaniBr rou N Ave t Bit a $150 valu* in free raq'd. Aaalat phyticl.ina yra. e«p. eeeaa Hwa in po- sition, lie. rafa. also earvices, Call 828-7070. w/patlanta A anamlnii Limited to 15 callers. tlona SALES d » l0 Fan raauma w/iel* tn BANK HOMf BUSINSSS OPPORTUNITY- Need MACHINIST FORECLOSURE more Income? Develop "Claaa A" Muat be nt.la II you'ru a licensed real- your home business FT/ to aatup A oparwla vnn tor, ejrperlencvil, (we will PT Unlimited earnings. TAN MSJM.TN- 033 out machinery Hnnd * lowly licensed) Call Elaine 604-7O8B w« neeri yini to lielp us IS, flarltan. Cedl- work Irom ifcelchat & INTERNATIONAL MKT. Nureee Aides- F/T, prlntt Company paid 1131 li StlL BANK F CO. saeka ambitious aHshlfla. vacatlona, niatlli nl A lUHt Cl OVUIMF proper- Somt *di hiltd in thit cUi- tie* We have II sot users Toll tree i»oo- naada a Telemarketing. (era Miml lie tnlna i"l IMMEDIATE to Phyitclant This Is not 8MBT7I, art. T-8138 for MLM 1 80OW8-O7BB •aaelaUat. You Mint t>« aritad, a good mm OPENING details laam oriented, tail HIM nit' • tor anil HKIHM Air* yixi iii>iily to ftftin Im MATIONAL OROCIRV motlvttad, Imaginative, with |tala I'ltnliM (wnaii $ III nun $>III niiil COUPON- Books. Low OOnfldent, patient A dlaei kmiwledgv laitulinit All V o II f I II * t y (titl mid ARB YOU LOOKINQ- as 81 80 each. In quarv- ptlnad. Sales e«perlsn«-e lianafiti Im luilltiu I'M,lil I'IO,OOII $111! Hill) yinif Uir a bualnasa up Illy Free Info • pluil e»eellen( salary ahailng Uliilimini «inil mil mill yrliil Iltoll ««t il poiUmily thai Is htwn* I-B004I41 BBj*B____ eornmlsalon ft t>»rirt(i«« (or mmllliB,! npiili, intl hated lull of part time hkn In n|ir»iik hi vim tlm POBTAL A OOVT JOBS land resume Forties '.IIk SHIH( iii»u,i,n h, Imtilllii) NAtlUNAI III Al wllh the potential for Nawspeper*. 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INFINITI 908-788-5858 908-788-5668 908-782-3331 908-782-2025 908-782-6666 Ftomington SUBARU ^ v; 908-762-7600 908-782-2025 908-782-3800 906-782-2400 Rts. 202 & 31, Flemington, NJ March 6, 7, 8, 1996 SMU-2 / Forbes Newspapers $030 8400 8000 MOO •010 RECREATIONAL AUTOMOBILES VEHICLES FORBES NBWROT HONDA M' ACCORD- TOYOTA 87' SUPRA FORD M* F1S0 XLT •UICK 7T RIVIERA- 2 5 spd. Ith. Int. lod. many 5 epd, ac, am/fm/caea. WINTER CLEARANCE •410 dr, advar 48k, S8500, LXI, auto, ac, all pwr. 1 TrtMfV owner, reg. malnt. 15Bk, new parta, targa rf. 130k 2 ". rec. 76k 1 yr. 24k Show Room CLaan. This b/o eve 369-5886. mag. ext. warr, $7500. It a claaeicll 218-3748 asking $3750. 359-6012 MM • RV Pattt. 524-6394. 906-968-4598 HONDA- 94 Accord LX, GMC TRUCKS Aeeeeeriea A tarvloa • UICK— 68 Cantury TOYOTA 89' CEUCA- FORD 93' I ISO EX- Custom, 4 dra, good Inte- 2 dr. auto, loaded. 23K, undar warranty. Must Auto, ac, 110k. runs A TENDED WORK VAN Naw pickups, cAb/ctiassJs, dump trucks, paa- rior, good lifts, $2700. New Urea A breaks. 60k, 908-272-3127 ••II. Aaklng $13,800/BO. looks great. S3600. aengar, cargo & high cub* vans, Jlmmy'a, 906-356-7498 or b/o S08805-9831 naw angina with 24k war- 4W0>6, Suburbans, Custom built, truck bodlaa, CADILLAC- 87 Devllla 4 ranty. Aaklng $14,900. HYUNDAI 81* SONATA TOYOTA- "88 Call 359-1293 turn or dlaaal, torn* Mttovars and all now 'TOP Door Loadad, Mint Cond. COROLLA- Assume •010 • Untfar •1000 WK $6000 908-231-0640 QLS- V6 70k, blk with KICK" modlum duty ssftos up to 54,600 QVW. gray laathar, all optlona, laase, 0 Cash $209/mo. TORD-'OOE-ISOXLT.* GMAC latalng or financing, discounts, dtmo sow-Under SHOO Stereo cass, Air, 5spd. p...., and/or work Van •030 • AirtomobUaa CADILLAC- 86 Savllla, moil car lor your money. specials * rabatas on satectad rnodtls, No 4 dr. naw motor, exhaust, Flral 85k, 908-232-3103 90S-781-6424 WTlsdder rack, 67k ml.. 8040 • AnUquee and $9.700. 906-526-7660. Salts comm, top CSI RATINGS. AIRSTREAREAM TTVL TRLW Claeatc AutomoMlee tlrai. T ownar. Exc. cond. 1-800-559-9495 AlKIno $3850. 722-7966 JAdUAR- 67 Mark II aasfl.f . good cond.d . w// oorr 3.0, 4 dr. aadan, rebuilt COLONIAL MOTORS w/6 towSw M QMC va- HNMMttw CHiVY M CAMARO- drive train, suspension A •HO h*Me. (9081725-7767. FAX 908-231-9638 •070 • Family Vana $2500 OBO, Mint condi- exhaust. $3850. 988-3102 USHTHW SO**- aXe'a, Mort and NORTH MUNCH (MMHCRVILlJl) tion, auto, ac. 668-5899. or 583-4111 .n * 7 i>uVl UoM Trucks CaN aflar 6pm, •ri-tOT HGOO MM - Trueha anal Vana JIIP CHfROKI I- ELCAMINO67, SS398, a BOATS 8100 • Ftnandnf DOOOI MO- 4 DH. Whlta 1985 Larado 4n4 Auto/ detailed ang, dependable •110 • Parta, Acsee- PIS, P/B, AC Am/FM, Navy, Qood Cond. Ask- red/black prof. main, ga- H2OO Ing $3900 Call 968-1464 MIO-RaaU 62K, Qraat Cond. $3800 raged, 13500/BO * HAPPY NEW YEAR* MOTOHCYCLES FORBES NEWSPAPERS or B/O 231-9048 LINCOLN- 92 Town 908-469-2429 $$ FREE REMOVAL $8 •lao-Automattvw Of Any Junk Car NAT TTSF10M- Ha- Car, over 100K ml., axe. 24 Hr Towing Service SJ1S • ATVa atorad, naw ang. earb. cond., Dlr. maintained. •130- $10,500,908-234-1875. • 908-754-5383 • battery A braaka. $2,000. baa par 908-819-1944 AUTO BUYERS Prlca nago- 234-3345 Wa buy lata modal Uncoln-M Com I Signa- AACON AUTO A Truck trucfce, ears. American A •rcnowM wc- ture Series- Leather Int. buyara. Top $$ paid. Foreign,taw o r Utah " AUTO BIOGRAPHY 4 dr. rabullt motor, EKC. 76K $5600 Nag. Call CADILLAC- '91 Sedan Evas. 008-232-3389 DeVllle, V-8. auto, PS, Same day cash. eoeTwe pay off k cond. new Krai. $1,500. PB, air, 53k ml., P/iocka, 526-2486 or baat offar. 548-7424 MAOZA- 90 MX6LX. 1 windows, cruise, KEMPER CADILLAC ***** IT PORD •• PICK UP ownar, axe. cond., Pwr/ leath.lnt., loadad. ABSOLUTE AUTO 5 mites from Bridgewater Commons LIT* MAKE A DIALI TRUCK F1*0 manual w/ wind, dn, sunroof; AC, $14,000, 90M69-49B7. Cash For Your Car CRAIY MWW PRICES I •710 • Miaa •jaUna ovardr, 8cy1, pa, pb, S8k, Alloy whls, 50K ml. Route 22 East at Route 287 Overpass MNTIAC- 81 FlraWrd. $8006. 68S-227B $$$S$50AUp$$$$ For Can, Vana A Trucka CANOE - Old Town, Bridgewater 8300 FORD- 78 Mue- Aak $2250?. 707-1178 Junk or Running VIPHONOA 18ft. $300. motor A tanfj- $300. Both car* fORD M* UNCOLN - 4 MAZDA 84' MX0- 2 dr. FREE Pickup-Local Area (808)753-1500 Anytime mount $200. Exc. cond tWO, 586-0518 1 (908) 469-4500 dr. 5.0 angina, 7»k. beau- auto, ac, 2k, 3 yr. 48k SJULTI VOLUME CaH 808-3334420 liful silver color, lota of warren. Brand new, Juat "sasr NIW CAN aitraa, aaklng $4200. call urchased from daalar CHEW- '77, Corvette. Sealer paya higheat HARLIV DAVIDBON- Advertise in tf» ClutHM! bafora 2 pm. Oaraga P16,500. Brm. 873-1137 350 auto, needs paint A price* in State M Sportater S83, 1800 CHEVftOLET/GEO Kaptl 908-777-2191 interior work. S43O0/BO. DeeserataNaedio ml. aoma artraa. must 808-9854043 FOHD 00* •RONCO MERCEDES •• RBNZ Reatocfc aaH.Aaklns S7OOO. 755- ROYAL CHEVROLET/GEO XLT— Loadad, 72k. two 1901 83k, gaa angina. A Our export DMalon 0447 lone, Mua/allvar, aaklf>g axe. cond, $7500. •070 90S-753-1500 Anyilma Route 28 > Just East of Rt. 26 4 Rt. 287 Intersection •IMCK -aS MOAL- 8 $11,200. 752-4716 90»-«99-1915 REMANUFACTURED SEIZED CARS PROM - U CBR 800 oyl, auto, 96k, crulaa, MERCEDES- 74 450 SL, ENOtNEI SOLO A •ITS- Porsches, Cad*- F2 tuparaport. Red/ Bound Brook loaded, many new parts. FORD-PROM LX 90- INSTALLED WhHa. SMS ml. DAD ax- LUOIR-81. «R. 19»1 VS auto, PS, PB, AC, laca, Chevys. BMW's, Suiukl S.S outboard, Make offer 758-2407. auio. 8 cyl.. laathar Int. Mack w/rad Int. 2-topa. CHIVY tVCONV. VAN- i8mo/unHmttadmllaa Corvattee. Abe Jaeps, 4 hauat ayatam. timing ad- (908) 356-2460 digital, all pwr, loadad, Loadad wAv, vcr, pw, pd, Parta A Labor Warranty vanoar. cartM. Jattad7 19S7 E Z loadad tralkw. •UICK- >1 RHII CUS- $7850. 908-968-3102 or WO'a. Your area. Toll fraa Many aitraa. Asking 77k hwy mi. axe. cond. 908-583-4111 wood Int. BOOO miles ECO ENGINE 1-800498-8778 Ext, A- gar. kept, hnmac. cond. tom, Wh.w/Blua int. 4 dr 19190/»O. #09-422-1294 •19,600. 899-9098 SOS 836 8816 SS006. SOS-628-2380 SJ706. 784-8*44 altS auto AC, axe. cond. waH MIRCURY- 88 Grand 8138 for currant" maintained 9BK mi. QIO 8V tTORM- 5 MaralaQS, 147K ml. fully 176008S3-S0Q0»-5 ml apd/PB/PS/AC Mini, loadad. Exc. cond, LAYTON AMERMAN DODGE cond. Low Mkj $8000. or MAIDA 87' IIIOT $5000/90. 908-96S-MM 74 Years of Sales and Service" B/O After 7 pin 781-7421 IT WORKS! Main Street. 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Curi- gine in the NSX produces 270 duction roar liko that of a passing under the integrated rear spoiler is Acura has designed the NSX in- horsepower with the help of smart Formula One race car. While a five- while ARS, side-impact beams and ously, NSX employs a version of a small trunk, which holds very lit- automatic lockini; seat belts are the popular cab-forward design so terior with painstaking ergonomic valve train technology and expen- specd manual transmission is tle. The space-saver spare tire is detail — the controls are simple to sive internals such as titanium standard, a unique four-speed au- standard equipment, 'fraction cuhr prevalent in today's family cars. Its connecting rods and a twin-disc trol and ;i limited slip differential pointed nose sweeps to a radically stored under what would normally reach, and easy to use. All NSX tomatic is available. This gearbox be the hood, where small items can models come standard with auto- clutch system. Again, aluminum is uses the normal shift arm in thearc also standard. raked windscreen, and over the top the material of choice with NSX center console to engage the goal's, to its sloping glass rear hatch, be stored as well. matic climate control, tilt and tele- Options scoping steering column, a high- power, and the engine's extremely but it also features? a small wand to which doubles as an engine cover. lightweight assembly allows it to the right of the steering column for While dealer-installed extras The car's aluminum roof panel is Inside pov :red stereo system and power wint.jws, seats, outside mirrors spin to a amazing 8000 RPM red- quick up or downshifts. Called such as a CD diangor and cellular removed by disengaging a lever The cockpit of the NSX is tailor- line, where its rev limitcr cuts fuel SportShift, it's inspired by thetelephone are available, there are over each side window, where it's made for virtually any anatomy. and door locks. With lots of glass no factory NSX options. and slim roof pillars, visibility from delivery to keep it from spinning same Formula One racing technol- lifted straight upward. It weighs The front seats offer the best side too fast. ogy that produced NSX's out- the driver's seat is very good. less than 19 pounds, and can besupport we've tested, and are cov- While negotiating through traffic, standing engine. Price conveniently placed beneath the ered in rich-looking hide. The cen- On the road its powcrtrain is quiet and barely The manufacturer's suggested glass rear hatch where it doesn't ter console is tall, exactly at arm's working, but cracking the throttle Behind the wheel retail price is $113,500; us tested. compromise cargo space. Behind height, while the gearshift falls The aluminum 3.0 liter VG en-wide open brings an incredible in- While NSX has the power to in- $84,225. Forget tropical spots; consider a vehicular vacation about "real" car stuff. national Formula One events, the coming up after the turn of the that it takes a couple days just to mean going back to get n few units KOKBES CORRESPONDENT But maybe you've just become IndyCar circuit, the 24 Hour of Le century. hit all the booths. towurd your degree. The schools 1 an enlightened car person and Mans or the Monterey Histories. If Museums — Also my idea of Hcmviimj's Motor News (800-227- recommend for summer teach you t's still raining in our neck of have only recently come to realize you want to be exposed to open family automotive fun. They show 4373) now has » couplo dozen how to master the technique of the woods and I know that in that vehicles are not simply house- exhausts without having to stand the kids what it was like in thepages devoted to upcoming swap "trailing brake" applications In other areas, the snow is blow- hold appliances whose sole pur- in line for tickets, check it out. "old days." The latest issue of Vin- meets so you can plan a monster turns and how to best negotiate the I ing, the roads are covered pose is transportation. Now you Auto shows — Maybe your va- tage Auto Almanac ($9.95 at your shopping spree arnunil rusty old apex of a decliiunj; radius turn: with ice and being a motorist is no also know that the faithful 7-year- cation time comes during winter, local book store) lists 73 in the U.S. fenders and cylinder heads. Bob Bondurnnt (800-842-7223), Jim- Russoll (408-372-7223), Skip Barber fun. It's a time when most people old Belchfire that's parked in your in which case you might want to from New York to San Francisco, Auto auctions — And while? are trying to figure out how to sim- garage has heart and soul and center it around the various big- so you can plan a trip around the (203-43(i-130O), Klf Winfield (612- you'll.' browsing through //em- 511 -9101) ami half u dozen other* ply cope with getting the car start- shares a kinship with indyCars, time auto shows. country and see thorn all. jrimfj's, you mi);ht want to plan va- ed in the morning and staying out vintage Duesenburgs and custom- The one in Los Angeles comes can turn you into anything from a built show cars. They all have an The Peterson museum in IJOS cation trips to the various auto auc- hi^lvclass draj; racer to simply a of the snow banks without having early in January, but you have to tions that are hold to soil off some to put on the tire chains. engine and wheels and require Angeles is a must-see and even the belter street driver by the time you like smog. Unfortunately, it's held mighty Smithsoninn in Wash- very fancy used cars. These events have to go back to work. But as it dots every year, winter someone in the driver's seat to get concurrently with the Detroit show, them going. ington, D.C. has a transportation involve a few more bucks than tlio Vacations are strictly for fun and gives way to sprung, which in turn so guess which one gets the really section. swap meets (like the multi-million classy attractions. Maybe you could they're coming up soon. As an gives way to summer and that But what things do car people do Swap meets — A motorized flea dollar Bugatti Hoyale at the recent means vacation time. on their vacations? Here is a list of jet between them. New York and "uulo person" this is a good time to market vacation? The big ones are Barrett-Jackson auction in Scotts- start your planning. And to keep in Being a car person, as you are, most of them and how you, as a Chicago have shows too, but you dale, Ariz.), but like all true used neophyte, can enjoy them best: have to like glitzy press presenta- a real experience, but bring your the spirit of things, you ought to (why else would you be reading shopping curt — you're bound to car o|)erations, the prices are nego- drive there, this column?) a vacation invariably Competition «wnto — The set- tions. I don't tiable. ting up of tours to spectate at the spot something you'll want to buy. But you'd better wait until you leads to an activity that involves Factory tours — More my style The swap in Hershey, Pa. is so big something automotive. By some- great races around the world I* a in vacation attractions. All ths fac- Summer school — No, I don't can get there without tire chains. r , thing automotive. I'm not talking big business — but don't expect to tories give tours and the one at the ulxmt simply driving with the kids get the brochures at your local Saturn plant is like a visit with the to a Cabin at the lake, or taking the AAA office. Companies like Grand family — especially if you own one. motor home to a favorite park Prix Tours (800^533-3503) or Tick- If you can wrangle a trip through where the view is sensational and ets & Travel (800-8M-6419) can set the research and development or A)ACURA of SOMERVILLE the c?venintf outdoor cocktail par- you up with trips to any or all of styling departments of any of the tics are stimulating. I'm talking the big NASCAR races, the inter- auto makers, you may sec what's More brake woes; collector seeking like-minded fans I bought my 1989 Jeep Cher- Corvette, an empty aftershave to believe that my problem is not Qokee 4X4 now in 1989. It now bottle that's in the shape of a unique. has 125,000 miles on It. Occasion- dune buggy, a muscle massage — J J. Sacramento, Calif. ally the brake light and antllock roller" that Is in the shape of a A Sometimes you have to go to The Most Comfortable, light come on, and the brakes Dataun 240Z, and a table radio the top In order to net an- would lose wtuit felt like the that looks like the rear end of a swers to what should be minor Most Accommodating Acura Ever Created power brakes, although they "57 Chevy. Needless to say, myproblems. I called the Subaru VCR rewinder looks like a late would still brake with heavy foot main headquarters in New Jer- pressure. I would stop, turn off model Ferrari. I wonder if there sey and was told thnt its techni- the key, wait n minute, and then is a national organization that's cal guys are uwure of the prob- everything WHS line for several dedicated to the collection of weck*i until the ulxive would re- these non-traditional auto col- lem and ure working on a so- pent itself. lectibles. I'd like to know what lution. The poison I talked to Now tho condition exists al- other collectors have and what said thnt they suspect that the -M most aintinuoutily, and two Jwp things like them* are worth. lubricant (grease) used In the ae- dealers have advifttxl me thnt the — L.H. Bun Antonio, Tewu tutting electrical solenoid plund- entire nnti luc-k bmke system I've found clubit that ore ded- er In too lu-Mvy and produce* too must bo replaced nt nn estimated icated to model und toy curs, much drug. cost of lalween $1,400 and but I haven't found one that »(*'- Another susiMftrd iiren Is in $1,1(00. I'm not nbln to fMiy su«'h u riallzerf in this type of memora- the neutral mifcty switch, u de- repnir lull mid was wondering if bilia, ir I get nny letters from vice thnt prevent* the enr from there is iitiy wiiy for Hie factory renders on the Nuhject, I'll p«jw it being »Uirt«l while it's In the to compensMle the denier for this on to you Drive position. The factory tinh- iliVWXW repair work. nlcnl department engineers will - w.o. YUIM City, calif. shift Ifx'k on my Rubwru t>e contact intf you right wmy. :MO i II» ;'NHil>le to convert our •IlKiANI LIAIHIH AND WOOD INK UIOH er n check I don't think it will, time I Blurt the car after It him ^'IM Chevrolet KlfiM) pickup but it roulriii'1 hurt tcmsk. Mtiyljp l>eon Hitting overnight or all dny » ACUfm/f^OSE B-Sf'LAKEf^ CD MUSIC SYSIfM truck to nut oti nuturnl gnu? I'vn you emi ct«jole It Into going for ti at work, the button on Die slilnVr • AUTOMATIC CA IMATF CONTROI piece or it unywiiy (is n go*nlwlll will not (leprt>*tt no I cannot gt»t rc?ml that many poitt office (l»>et» gesture, At 1«5,(KM) tnilw, mtlii th» car out (if park. 1 HID very do mid It Rounds like It'n much mmmmmmmt&m miikern Twl that owners hnvp direful to k«op my foot on thrcheaper than pump gnft In It pur. Have A Double Allocation Of long since gotten their money's brake IwfbrP I pwn touch th* Bible t/» convert « mr nml then We worth "Hit or n vehUle and nhoulcl shift k»vw, HmtwUmwi IT f play fill It from tlw» nutttrnl gnu Unit V. These Fine Cars In Stock! tmdr if off ft>r a nipw one. 1 hope with the brake r**tal, It will un hentfi my horn**? You Won't Find A Better Price thnt you culled the NiriTiA hot lock. But twif.t? I hail tn wmcww - IMI. Portland, Or*. linn when the prt*>lem flnit utart- the center console atMl the tmk Al'tHMlhta Consideration Anywhere! • ' it. 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feNDALL MUM/WtlKINO PIUS Park ChlMrtn hm • private world In Highland Park thai aduHt will navar know. . Only children know the secrets of a small town A ttTwn is defined by Uie People divide thdr \ivva \yp- of chlldivn, and thon allows north side of trnvn in ni much trt*l who inhabit it, but strolling twwn their homes and U\cir work- itself to be shafMnl by fanUtsy anil den u)xm us the main ftldcwnlkh thnmgh the small tiw-llnwl places, Imt very fi-w |>wple both imuttlnation. 'Ilio children, though, Hut for (luldttut, the cut-walk* "CMIdnri cm* tiattmjl strwtfl of I lighland Park, I won rrnide and work in Highland Park are often the only ones who re are Mill an adventure. Whrn the 1 /ill*. tht*}i \H'U fn Ik* fold full1*, mid dt'it*d wh(» the tnte ii'«ident« of 'Hie Kutucrs campus nrniss the ' mcinluT thai, and they ke* ]) it ns scope of your world miiiht lie only ffl* not onl|/ (n imvtil but to mic thin town were, On a pleasantly river in New Hrunswick and the their seereUis they travel the the hmiwn within a block of your warm February afternoon, only titles of New York and lYincdnn course of« day. tiwn, a clwmnel t/» another block i'-i children could !>e sitfhlx)rhood iur Hut the clmrftt a child eomefi to tlie eliehed sulntrb«n community, self Cat walks wrti plucro t<» hldp i of the day, woven Whor in their town, w\irk Is Rttrndlnft nehool. And in do not see any of that To them, it in hide and seek.HrfHS to din tllfdilntul Pmk, where the homes is a place where you exprel the iti 1J»& and tunnpln to ex 1 nrt within walking distance of any unexpr'cted. while dijtMiu^ thmUKh the rv of the tlnw M'hools, students tnily Ixty came chatfjlnK out nurn <1f MM ancient civilization llvr Ih the* tKUitiifth. IV children nii the other side of the Mort1 tliMti once, 1 have nre the f\ill time rt^idents, the In "You wouldn't stop the \nv(\ ynijuu (ircjuiroloftlntn httbitfinta who delinr the town rotjo-ninnstrr?" I called nfler him (liinr.iiiii Uitir'i mid timWn Iti the<;e "There nre two of them how,1" piivrd wHlkwttys Kludlng thf rotM>>fiio»iitr he rrpllrd nnd dltttppcnred In tho n\\M*> nfthi* mt-wilk J I Mopped «t onr frtmt l«wn on my wnlk and naked an B-yrnrolri myself for« mitiutr In wmir l»m l( h)y why he WHS runtilng. Itmptn*tl by the young '(mm gl«l wppds, | fimrul a small the rolK) monstpr \n rhusind piont I rrmemU'red nti <«! Uncoln In the H \XI\AU) chip tag and tt \wmm It hud rmty hwri a twindAi of ynini nitvr I was being chHRtvl til** "cat wnlk" for m long m J the rat-walk with by the rolxt monster HieiT* Is one I have ventured through It, nnd I tiitiufl bftf'k my in every Imck yard in Ilifthlmid Wondered why city plunnet*! hjiil |IIIK-P«« Kor chlldrrn notlcp thlMK«i I'ttfk. i\\ li'iist, In rvery hack yurd flecided ypwj'B >igo to Interrupt the thut ndultH do not. Many adults wht'te there \H I» child to see It row of houspH with mi interblock hnd wnlknl down that path pvpry Thi boyi mch warp ipeed on s mow-covered hill In Donnld- ftMttpath, The system of cat-walks day, but none discovered what 1 Irtula itself to the natural myihol over y four-block section of the (Please turn to page 8)

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(Continued from page 4) with his spell Quick, Lancelot, castle at Camelot as we read and had found. 1 wondered how many let's escape!" shouted King Arthur, re^nact the legend, this bridge is things I had walked past in the looking as youthful as the boy who the entrance to a homeland of ad- cat-walks without realizing it pulls the sword from the stone in venture where, for some, magic and imagination rule. There is The swamp Highland Park is viewed as a nothing more stirring for a child, Several blocks later, I arrived at "family town;' but what makes it and perhaps even for a grown-up, the "swamp." Highland Park has a such is that it is a child's town. than seeing that bridge at the end ravine beginning at the end of Along with the town's malleability of a long drive, and feeling a Cleveland Avenue that winds like that gives free grazing area to the mythic warmth of home while a river through the town's north child's imagination, and the town's crossing it into Highland Park, side. Some streets stop when they size and make-up that puts many For older teens, the bridge hit it; others are built over it. High, families within walking distance, works the other way, as an es occasionally steep banks enclose a there is also the concern of the from a town that may seem to smull body of water. adults in the community for the small (or their imagination. But ior "Hie creek sometimes trickles education of the children. Bartle younger children, the imagination along, though usually it is stag- School is just one of the monu- of grown-ups often seems too nant. One end of the creek disap- ments to that concern. small for the town. pears into a mysterious ooncrete And the local parents' zeal for I strolled home. I passed a tunnel that swallows light like a participating in their children's ed- young boy broadcasting the base- massive black hole dropped on ucation does not stop at raising ball game he saw within the game Cleveland Avenue one block away money. Ten years ago, when part of catch with his father. 'There is from Bin in Chocolates. The other of the Irving School asphalt yard a runner on second, and the end weaves through private prop- was built into a tire playground, pitch ... B he said. His father erties and becomes navigable only local parents came to help build it, threw the ball to him, and as he at the risk of the wrath of per- The process and the product were caught it, he shouted, "A line- timVd property owners. both indicative of Highland Park: drive ... caught! Two away!" The swump is the ultimate chal- TTie process was cooperative and I passed a group of girls and lenge for a child's imagination. At engaged different parts of the boys in a tight huddle staring lit the edge cif civilization, but iso- community in an effort directed at something on the sidewalk. lated in u world of mud and muck benefiting the children; the prod- I passed an older boy and girl, in and water, it possesses beasts and uct became another world for chil- their early teens, walking along spirits and wise old hermits hid- dren to explore physically and cre- and holding hands. den in the foliage. 'Hie black hole atively, as the tires turned into And as I reached my house, I is the unnameablc feur of what lies great sets of adventure and monu- saw something on my front lawn. I beyond a child's power in the dork, ments for excitement. saw my friends and me, tho mem- and the course through private As I stood behind Bartle School, bers of the Monster Club, adven- property is n Journey through for- I saw a small group of children turing through swamps and king- eign lands where the inhabitants playing on the tire pyramids, the 1 doms and sf wccscapcs of our an hostile until proven friendly, wooden bridge, and the wood chip dreams. Now, In place of the Mon- ground, They were at school on ster Club, a large Easter Island Warp speed their day off, because something head stands on our front lawn, It The Hwamp is only one of the hod simulated their Imaginations stands as a symbol of a town that unw tn town whew child-heroes enough to call them back, As lakes its myth-making seriously. come to battle with their minds. someone who after graduating "Imagination and fiction moke Two parks outline town borders. from Dartle School still returned up more than three quartern of our Johiiuort Pack, on the tanks of Dm on occasion to play tag on the real life," Slmone Weil once said. Kurltim, offers animal* and nature Kreat tire structures myself, I un- The other quarter is a town like iiii'l hidden tfmvcs On the wlg« of derstood why they were there. Highland Park, that ullows imagi- The hiding place of buiti, spirits or ptrhipt win old hir- the Mouth Hidr* of town, Donaldson nation and fiction to thrive In all mid? Tht town's crtek trlcklei through I tunntl thit ohlf* Pink is home touVmnit'offlrjul Bridge to home their child-tike wonder, from I Jttle mi^iie to Ccl- Aa I wimderwl buck toward Itngei i child's Imagination. Highland Paik I toy.Coftsi d home, 1 eame to tUirlUin Avrnuo by ntuny mlultit merely ti aguln, and noticed three police Mrihglhif together ofptnyintf cars in as many blocks, Tho police , to children Dnmilclwin Park presence In noUccahlo in Highland ;ui nf limd that require; Park. Children view thin in mixed prnviniohnl will I food ways: Tho wnw of imitation Is find wlrhtinc Wlppllrrt (it IK* prop mixed with tho wondroun thrill rrly rxplnml. And every ttiuiwftill Unit tho polk* may IK* after thorn. nt ikmnldiuij I'urk h followed with Adult* also view them in mixed ways, but for different reasons. lain hill Children nrmeil with The polki1 prwiicp is accounted disk1* niul Klt'xibli' Hlrr* lltw up for by borough holier tip* tin a I'nr their downhill Ihrlll r\t\t% the way of protrrtliix a Rim ill town c\mw\ vehlculm rxirripnw* to that In theifmnrifl lnrtwwm two p!!" thiit llinhl«nd PmIt liirflrr ofws, Indeed, lUiriUai Av n \U ymiMK MMvinnim WHIP I* till? HWJtlOH Of ll»»Ut»1 27 ItaHtom Avwiui\ H tlwit links KdlwmtiJ New Hrun • nwk'k. Thr \jtm\n c»f Hlghlund driving, shopping, living what tiny Park and Nrw HmiiHWick un« jir-ni'ivf'd In IK* IliKhlimtl Park On In mnriy w»iys, and yet m the south lifin, I hrnilcd tuOin , fllm<«t by thf» force of bffl'k Mitranre of Hnrtit* Nchool, tlm thn bridKP alone. hrlfk building thtit dmnlrmlrs the For, at the ixlgc of ItlKhlimd wiMitlofsn many third- thrnypji Park In the tUtrltnii fllwr, HI«I ^ixth giwfrra. Wh i! Hiitgrrs, IH a ultiglr' hrlrij^r* that «tmns York nmltVtnt i thr» nrlviol h Ui tho children of HIP with It* larger nrlt{hlH»r Nw tinui town: UIP plot* whrrr thry live m »wk'k.'Hiebridge Isn Htrtrng thtHtay take* it of mythology iti llwlf Like hlMl Hurtle frhtxil taught In Mi\v Bdiool, the hrWfli MfllWKlMiiAY^KfeNimUt The students WPK« shouting In thni Iradi into Rlflhtotid Pork flrltlsh mvtto m thpy du- lpmJe Into o lurid or ftmuiay anti Tho Aarlttin Avenue bridge tymbolliu Highland Park's position n a link batwun Nap Iniff* elwl ftertftd the cwirtn of Cnmt*kit. wonder, liki* the tirnwbrlujti* wi» swtck $ntji Edlion, It inspires children's mythic talaa, or, as they git older, slgnlflM ths tlMpa Merlin htw ton you iet» being Itwerwl ttm Arttiur's from a town (hit's gotten too small. .:' • .•.•:.•(•;;• .;• •:

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**§_*< Stars elevate TV love story ay JOTHY COHEN "She eats the lens," says Warren ANTIQUING AT ITS BUST Justice (Robert Bedford) of his hid- eously inexperienced weather Village Antique Center woman Tally Atwater (Michclie Pfeiffer) not long into Up CUm DISCOVER f And /Vnomd, a drama/love story/ success story/tragedy that takes on An Exciting WW6(0()0Sq. Fool Antique Center a lot and delivers some of what it OverSO Quality Dealers, HxhibitingOnly The promises. Finest Antiques & Collectibles "Suggested by" a biography of OntKtsdisi SekliM it Fine Furniture * Flue Porcelain newswoman Jessica Savitch, who CMKM FrtMlag • MilHiry. T»yi • MHIIHVM • Jewelry. Silver died in a car crash after living a WdstwNd • AmerkH Art fcltery • Nlftsu. Clocks • Pil«im8i life addicted to both controlled Flu Dictfillvf Him Furnlihiiigi • StiffordiMrt * & More substances and uncontrollable am- bition, Up Close has less In com- NOME T1L1\ AN \bVMY itMlVL. mon with Savitch's story than it (,ull for more information Tunnit our does with that of Esther Blodgett. Clattcs This is indeed an update of A Star Is Bom, yes, again, and only its LIMITED DEALER star power keeps it from dissolving SPACE into total soap opera. NOW AVAILABLE! Warren is the news director at a station in Miami, the only place willing to give young Sally Ann Atwater a job. She arrives, and, be-

TWs is indeed an update HiwMiickRomancMUWhyl of A Star Is Bom, and only its star pom teeps It from dissolving Into total soap opera. fore long, starts reporting. She shares a complex relationship with Warren that includes lots of flirt- ing, plenty of onthe job training, but no sex, at leait not until Tally (renamed by Warren) h«i become PUBLJCrTY PHOTO BY KIN AIQAM successful in her own right. Michelle Pfelffer touilti IN hair of her TV ntwi mtntof, Rob- If you've seen the trailer for the ert Redford, In Up Close §nd Pinonaf, th«lr attempt at • lovt movie, you know where It goes •tofyfortheagM. Our S9P Surf \iTmj from there; Tull/i star rises, Wur- rcn's stays pretty much where It Is donlc; it just mniruls tx!tter coming mm* charm In a mwvte thut glvei (he doesn't go down In flames the from fUHllbrd's mouth than it him rnnre U) do tlmn the lant thrrr wiiy Normon Maine did), they would from modt actors'. • Surf'nTurl Dinner I'm Two or four htt'ii itin(ie( m\ Jmk& rvtwh it crisis, and then.,, And, of cuumc, director Jon tSnviteh lx eornpletcly left by tfw • I Muxr RiHim Aiht The sciwnpltty, by married nnv- Avwt (FVIwi Orwn I'tmnUm) side of the rowl Tlifll'M not m Ixtd; • IllllltM litdiU.ivl | or• Twu flisls Joim Dkiion tmri John Urr mnkes hh film too long, the latent gory Dunne, manures togi't in Hollywood cruzp, Whnt would hnvc n decent 'IV hic» dranm wtm done • hill iiM' ill IUMIIII I lull Itii itn'fv mi hiding some John lit the nrwn buiflrwM, \*vn a very nliv UO-inimitc film not l(»ng Jigo Thta mwle trle« t^) but it \\\m oversimplifies. Warren just hits to*> much cltwl \i\mtv in lie nn epic love stnry,»tfllf of m- flempllon *nui M trttgedy, and in | | is the only man in the TV news justify Its 124 mlnuit?H. Friday night Siul n Iui I l',u U^ S\m ml W industry with imy integrity. Still, In Uit* end, WWffer tUm her tfie rnd, It endfi up Just, t\ littln he m»»Hgpji to tie cynical and »tir tough hut st nsiti vr thing, Hod fun I nhemi of «v(*r«gt». Ondd \m worn, TorwrwyiHtr Stiff n Tmi Wrrltfmlinil l(«kv it (Wti} 4f^!/l)iK) Or < all your imvcl |imtmit)n«L

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Iselm. 9 pm. March 9. Cost $12. (908) 766-4962 Hunter** County Area •Dances at Milton hotels, Isrtlin and Short •Social at Britigewater Manor, 8:30 p.m, Hills, 8 p.m. March 10. Cost $12. Wednesday Cost $8. {908)996-6490 •Donees jt Oirchwood Manor, WNppany, and WEEKEND RACQUETS •Meeting and Internet discussion at Hunterton McLoono ii Rum Runner, Sea Brlgrrt, 9 p.m. (9081 '(37-9317 County Parks System. Annandale, 7;30 p.m. March 15. Cost $12. •Tennis at The Club at Woodbridaa, 8 p.m. March 6. •Dances at Ramada Inn, East Brunswick, and Sunday. Cost $22. •Dance it Holiday Inn, Clinton, 7 p.m. March Atlantic Club, Wall, 9 p.m. March 1G. Cost CINTWU. JERSEY •Dinner (jacket end tie) at CUMMI, laiWn| 10. Members $6, non-members $8. $12. YOUNG SINGLES' TALL FHItNDS CLUB Ridgi, 8 p.m. Saturday. Cost $80; must ra- mvm WITHOUT MUTNWS •Dance (30s and 10s only) at The Gate SOCIAL CLUB (w«mtnS>10"snd taller, serve by noon that day, IWJereey Chapter SM House, Wo« Orange, 8 p.m. March 17. Cost (profeuloneli, 28-45) (908) 704-0700 $12. 'Brunch at Basking Ridge Country Club, noon •Carpool for visit to American Mustum of Nat- (aw 41) •Open dance (proper attire) at Landmark Inn, •Dance at Landmark Inn, Woodbridge, 8 p.m. Sunday, Members $20, non-memberi 130; ural History, New York, 10 a.m. March 9. (908) 233-2378 Wooctbridfli, B p.m. March 10. Naw-member March 17. Cost $12, must reserve by noon Saturday. (906) 221« (908) 229-1142 by March 8, •Discussion and social at flrst Baptist Church, SOMtMCT KILLS orientation 7:30 p.m. Members $6, non- 1182. •Business mwtinf at Pierre's, Monmouth 9 a.m. Sunday. Coat 12, mdmban $10. HNOUHWIW •"WaiieybaH" at Warren Racquet dub, 2 p.m, Junction, 7 p.m. Mart* 13. (906) 650-1367 MNQUMCfS (908) 774-6759 Sunday. Cost $10; must reserve by day be- by March 11. (908) 462-2406 •Mtha at Round Valley Reservoir, Lebanon, fore. (908) 647-9380. •St. Patrick's Day dinner at Jack O'Connor's, •Dance at McLoona's Rum Runner, Saa 11:30 a.m. March 10. Meet In lot across from bridpwetar, 2:30 p.m. March 17. (901) W4- M#it, 9 p.m. March 8. Cost 112. WMHa's Teveme, Badmlrtster. Cost 15; bring •Dance and social (jack r.. .0} art Alii 6O57byM«eM2. (9M> 964-8M6 •Daraaa at Ratftson hoM, FaMWd, and Holi- Laamir* Center, (faking Rat* 9 pm Much DMNM OONNtCnOfM •BOMttng at Cm Unas, 8 »p.nr March lfl, day Inn, Princeton, 9 p.m. March 9. Cost $12 TOOK A COUNTRY 6. Members $15, non-members 120. (908) (90S) 2211112 Coat 113, •Oanee (30a and 40s only) at Sheraton hotel, 221-1112,

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RtrttmVtNty Community •Postponed from en tertlerdMe: Mother of Reformed Church, Metn Collets, North Brinch Chrttta McAuWfe, the teecher WHed In the St., South Sound Brook (906) 125-3420 19M wptowon of the space shuttle Chal- (908) 725-6178 •Woftu lint performed at a Nail concentration tongtr. Frw edmlssion; registration required. •Alt-woman ensemble tinging baftMtap camp during World War It, re-created by tht style. Open rehearsals. In Concert Ctntral Jersey Symphony Orchestra and Mat- 1 p.m. Saturday, March 9 WWKMtYINTM- ter Chorale. Related lecture 2 p.m. Adults PflntmatMfH Council of New Jersey, 440 River «NIMTWHAIO<»CHMT1U $10; senior citlwns, students and children $7. Rd. 7 p.m. Thursday OUKICHCMALE Mountain Aw,, Bound Brook North Branch ANOCHAMMR CHOIR NANCY NtLSON (908) 753-5424 8 p.m. Friday. March IB (908) 725-2110 Cranford High School S p.m. Friday, March 8 •Soprano (she) and pianist (he) ptrform worki Watchung Arta Center •Printer, prlntmaker and pMtogrepher shows West End PI., Cranford Presbyterian Church by Purceil, Finil, Poulenc ind Strauw. Admis- Watchung Circle, Watchung woys of "Making Art Safely." Members 125, (906) 561-3802 10 East Main St., Remington sion $20. (908) 753-0190 r»n-membtrt 130. •Symphony orchestra with players of Hi agH (90B) 782-3227 DAMMENJtANtyLONA •Jan singer performs with Keith Inghem, No formal audition necetsary* •Ensembles from Duke University Ung works KINOT/CAROtWONO paoo. Admission $10. 9:30 am Sundry, March 17 by Bartok, Faure. tllmgton and other compos- 2 p.m. Sunday, March 10 'KTNANDTHCWOir Coneervctive Ttmpte and 7 p.m. Thursday ers. Donation, Metuchen Public Library ANOOTNtmURflHIIt Center, 201 South Third First United MettaNst Church Mtn DUNHAM 480 Middlesex Ave., Metuchen 2 and 3:30 p.m, March, 40 Avt., H#lend m 1 East Broad St, Wwtfleld * 8 p.m. Sattiiday, March 9 (90S) 632-8526 Edison Intermediate School (906) 545-6482 (908) 233-8883 Waichung Arts Center •Violinist, cellist and pianist (respectively) per- RahwayAv«.,We$tfield •Northern New jersey congressman and can- •Ensemble that sings major choral works. Afl form works by Beethoven and Arensky, free (906) 232-9400 didate for Bill Bfodtey'i Senate seat speaks at admission •The Prokofiev standard, plus works of Tchaik- a synagogue breakfast. Admission 15. levels of uperience accepted; aduru and Wgh 1 •Jaa singer perform , with piano and bass MflftV KOFUCK ovsky and Buet, all performed by the Westflekf school students welcome. accompaniment. Admission $10. Symphony Orchestra. Adults 110, children $6. RAMWAYVAUIY FOIHtU 8 p.m. Saturday, March 0 lOMERSCTtTMNOTinO JtHSIYAMIS 1 p.m Sunday, Mtiri;h 17 Reformed Church, 23 South Second Avo., 6 p.m. Sunday, March 10 7:30 p.m. Monday Wetcnung Arts Center Hlghlandftirk Basking Ridge Country Club FlntBtptitt Church Wntthung Cifde, Wjtchung 1908) 9401551,828-3528 lB5Madltonvillefld. UOtknEt, (008) 753 0190 •Performing In a contra dance with Donna Basking Ridge (908) 494-3580, < •Bluegrass quintet performs numbers rotated Hunt, caller Instruction for beginners 7:30 (90S) 356-6165 •AD-mele ensemble tinging barbershop her> to St, Patrick's Day. Admission $8. • p.m. Admission $7. •Ensemble with members from the Philnw- Auditions mony. NTHANV HOOQII/ MUIIC OF THE HOLOCAUST monlc Orchestra of New Jersey, Social 5 p.m. MIHTANVUUVCMMUS JONNCNUfKHWtLL AT TERC2IN Admission $15. wtttncio 7:30 p.m. Tuesday 7:30 pm. SiiturAiy.Mtirchtfi 3 p.m. Sunday, March 10 WRIT INI1MHI COMMUNITY HAVIM Nettianic Reformed Church Presbyttrtan Chinch, 400 Wwnrct Nosh fhealre 8 p.m. Saturday, March 9 1Q00 North Aw, Wrst North Stetton A.M.E. Church Route 914, Neshanlc (909) 281-8509 fcthel Re, Ptscataway (908) 232-9568 (90B) 745-4489 •For spring production of Lerttf Me a Tenor, •Ensemble that gvei chore* concerts Ifl Oft¥ •Afro-Caribbean septet performs with Mato Audftiont 7 p.m. March 11,12. Call for ape- tnl New Jersey, maclou Salieu Suso, grlot from The QarnWa clflca, RAWTANVAUIV Free admission; reservations required, SYMfHONWBANO 7:30 p.m. Wedneiday LOOK! Millsborouft Hlgti School SENSIBLE Raidar Blvd., Belle Metd (906) 309-7499 •75-ptece orcheetre tt*\ ptrtomM yur-reuRl. CAMTAKU Opemogs for clarinet, tutwt trombone, Vum* TMICLUtHOUH 3 Wnt Union Avt 7:30 p.m. Wednesday pet, French horn, drums, mftttet Itto iNlftMt Pmbyterian Church, 400 and piccolo; bring your own mHiummtl. (908) 789-9267 RAHtTANVAUIY New Ufe Crisis, Thursdays. Mountain Aw., Bound Brook (908) 753-5424 YOUTWCHOHAU •Verdict, Cwy Jane, March 9 •Mtddteeen County enssmbia with «n empha- 4:30 p.m. Tuesday 38 Yian In BOUND BROOK •Ouffis In the Part, March 13. sis on new American music, Singtrs with cho- First United Methodist Church •Call for (tetfl)li, March 18. ral experience encouraged to audition, 48 West High St., Somerville QlltMUTION (908) 281-BS09 23NewSt.,Matuchen OMUDMN'ICHOIIt •Imemble fur nngir» in QredH 4». Aw8> 6:46 p.m. Tuteday C30fi) 94« 5306 tlons by appointment, United Methodist Church, 301 •Krnny \)mw Qiwrtet, March g, 0. •AUtOtftCHOft Unooln Avi, East, Cranford StMPLEEXTRACflOMS •Ktrry Alton Quartet, March 13,18,16. 8 p.m. Monday (908) 2452339 FREDDY'S 8aenger Halle, 220 Somerset Rout* ;u;, n#rnard«v!!le •Ne¥ffy tormtd ansemtXe of singirs 0*13. St, North PleinfleW IttOH) Tflfl 05fS MNTHALJIHIY (901) 270 8972 •Cfliro, March 8. Humidifier i, Mwth 0. •Chorus that sptcietifea in Oemum w% All d, March 15. 7:10 p.m. Monday (chorus), Tuctdey (orches- voices wflcomo, not rweetiary to ipMti Off* Mechanical •Sw ff t Weopon, March 16. tfi), Arte Bmidlni Rnntsn Valley comrr unity man, JACK O'CONNOR'S Cottett, North Diitnch SOMIHirVAlilY CHORUS Air Cleaner (008)3311813 7 p,m, Tueidtfy •RegwM orchestra end tfmn beied at the (*«) WB-1M0 PeopleCart C«nl«r, 120 Flndeme Avt,, IrKtgl OoNfg», Opinlngi In all atrlng leclloni; nudi •iHshOlyrairWrtal.Meithl-ia, water wHhpuf chn« of Ikvt mmury for nrchMtm. No audition •WIIIM lynch Trio, Much 13. needed for wperienceil choral sinprs, (9OB) 46« -3983,173-8833 Carrier THE COMPLETE COMFORT SYSTEM MITHOUWNM •All-womsn eniemWe «n|ng berbeihop M( i A! ( W Bnnhiwy, long Brtncn MMNjOMIimtfll mm) mv\M 7:10 p.m. Tufftday; untert MetlwdiM Church. ityle, Women in all race! parti tweded, 80MIMHVAUIY UTIUTYAEBATES •H-ik#'i Praflrett, March 8, Wuhlnglon Vfllhry «d MAitlh^vllto LOW FINANCING TERMS A VAIL* Bit I •Inn Mm h liiy, Mwth ifl (908)604 7039 ORCHIITHA •li^Wi, Wdfi Mink. March 17. •Crwnbff muftto **ns«fT>hlfj *t*tii*fl/liiK in H* 7;30pnt. thorny I f*« vilA««MaiUfCwtf I MINITfttlCOmiHOUIt tWewnce and DrHo^no wink* Allo, Ipnnt ami tlound Broc* Hl^t School Mteit mow emu Ms*uit wtmufwi « w* wm m *m mm. (iwifnnmwtal f duc#Win Center, bmneedtd. Moult 28, Hound Rr^ jo i, WA8MINOT0N HOOK («wi JM- Hlfitenrt P*h m\ rmty IIIHItn 101)1) In MIX) In 1 Milt In ,'HHiln ,'WIIIIM OIRLIOOITOHORUS tit Hriii«P t,»ril)«;i| It iniHiRit ii ••1imnt| II iMIHiwi II .•Ullll «| l| HlWiui 1| •Nimit Irmn, March thai perfewnt in total cw^ii*, New volte* r 0,m, Wtrtnwday, Mtiroh 11 TMtttllO^IKHI wttoom*. ttpttlalry \mn mi fMiui. 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86 Rt. 173 West Hampton, NJ • 908/735-7889 SUNDAY, March 10th JOHNNIE MAESTRO ANDTHE BROOKLYN BRIDGE Do You Remember? 'Sixteen ('undies', 'Step By Step \ 'The Worst That Could Happen \ 'You 7/ Sever Walk Alone' Doors open 2:30 Buffet Dinner 3:00-4:00 ht show 4:30 DINNER & SHOW $39,95 per person (tux A wa 2nd Show • Doors opin 7:00 Show Time 7:30 $20»00 p«r person tun ti ^m *(aih Bur Only* RANDALL MIUIRAVCEKENO PLUS LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY EVENINGS. Murala of alcy, olouda tml hot air balloons glvt an outdoor fMllr»g ai you dlna or» homamadt Preferred rates Available at local hotel* for all special events. Italian oulain»H tht Metro at Italy, ttaly In ftomonrllle. Bistro brings the cuisine SUNDAY, MARCH 17th of an Italian home to you ST. PATRICK'S CELEBRATION zarclla «nd trl colon*. All ontmon And, if nuU am Inrluclcd In a dish Vtodmi Pirn cufoffy cmymknt u f»mjill«*r salad, a tasty they are sum to mention it, such with BAGBPIPER TIMMY McCABE The diffwnw Mwwn on Ital- icMif irmdc without Ofjg, un m the amnivtto rhwtircnke, a truly Irish Food Specialties ian blitro artel H rUt* write, noy* fowl that fwMirt pntirnU* liKht find liiwlotw \rv\it made with BUI 8hann, ftpm*rnl rnmm«<«i of th«« cun enjoy, or t\ bistro nalncl rnmlc1 ri«)|.t« hl(»iul«l utmost into a BtalroaMWy Italy. with will. Italiun grct-tiR nnd thinly (warn. In The Dining Room d(N*snt havn to wrvr "i Blirttl nnl |K'p|K»r imd onions. Hit? main dining room njwUiIrs Italian dinhpR, it tun ww whnt contiiln« nmrnls of sky, t.oudt* mid FLANAGAN'S TAXI hot air Imlloorw, jJivin^ you fin nut In their hmmv Imiirty IK'UM HIHIJI with (HMUI, thf door frelitif/. In HprinK ntid mim 7 PM.Midnight •q M-cinl wiiri ti spinurh tmd trlcol mrr, dinnorN run rr'nliy IK* MI (VPWII In The Pjvllilon • pork mmtoJHons nrrvtx.l with po oivd Inrgp tmo in chlckrn hnrth; wht?nt)tt«|>

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CM 0m 100 Offlcti In IMropoiram Rtglon MM I IMS N/f INS 4 -March 6,7,8,1996 RealEstate A Forbes Newspapers Supplement Four Seasons community offers activities and fun for seniors o way was I going to live with a bunch of old me,'1 he remembers. "Now I may not be great, but people," says Itay Tipatdo. I'm u lot better, we have regular sessions and, 1 N Hay, a pharmacist, lived with his wife Jan in thoroughly enjoy it. It's almost like we have a big thoir 35-ycur-old Edison home - and he had strong family here, Jan and I meet people and sometimes it views about adult communities. He was about to re- feels like we've known them all our lives." tire and Jan divided if there was more for them out Ray has also gone from a pool-table novice to "hav- there, she'd have to find it and bring it to him. Two ing my own stick in the tournament," he says. of their five tfrown children live near K, Hovnunian's "We can walk over to the clubhouse and be with Four Seasons Spa & Country Club Community in friends anytime," Jan adds, "We play cards and then Lukewood, and they suggested she visit, make dinner plans. This summer, Ray and I both Jan loved what she found fawn the first but Ray's intend to swim every day and play golf. It's all so roots were strung. available at Four Seasons." "For u time, ii apjieured Jan might move there by Some months back Ray had another "first" in his herself," he says. Hut he did agree to visit. It was one life that speaks to the transformation he's undergone. way to show Jan how wrong she wns. "I was the comedian in a community show and tor "My first impression was that driving into Four the first time in my life I got up on stage in front of Seasons is like driving into a resort," llay reenlliKt 200 iHHtple," he says, "I loved it. Even they liked it - "As M|xvtnculur as the facilities are, what struck me at least that's what they tell me." deeply is how youthful and energetic the people here Jan nods and smiles. are. 'Hie activity level is iniui/ing. I had to sec it to "Our lives here are filled with ftin, This is keeping believe it. Never in my life hail I thought that any- us Ixrth young at heart," she says. thing like this existed." The magnificent clubhouse and recreational fa- lie recounts an early visit tu the leiims courts. cilities an- where Four Seasons' homeowners forge "I always thought tennis was a game for girls, but new friendships and join in the constant activities. the courts are hciv and it was worth a try When 1 got Card games, movies in the plush surround-sound out there as a lieumner, prnplc who must have theater, mah jongg. table tennis, billiards and danc- played well all of their lives auvplnl ami helped (Please turn to page 8) RAY and JAN TIPALDO SOMERSET

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On fefc 15, the principals of makes him the top REMAX agent joined the Watchung office of sales career. MafMsM fNpaitlae wart shining in Middlesex County, Weichert Realtors as a sales a* • • • stars, winning numerout awards at * * * sociate. Mr. Carpenter it a sea- Heiy Oafcta, a tafet ataociate at the OiwnHy MMan At- BUBM tasjtf, a sales at- soned real etUte profestional with Weichert Realtors' WeeHald office, tatiaUai banquet held in Bridje- sociate with Weichert Realtors' 17 years of experience, including has won the office top Idling and wattr. The developer won four Branchburg office, has been recog- eight as a broker. He previously top sties awards tor January. major awards: Best Sini>Family at the office's top producer worked for another local real et- Mi. Cohen tiMettirtmineroui Home, Salesperson of the Year, bmhlp in the New Jersey Million for listing the moat hornet in 1N5. tate firm before joining Wekhert ttlea honors, including repeat Best Half-Page Newspaper Ad and Doto CW> it the lUvw kvd 8he in his first full year in sties, Mr. ••• membership in the Nsw Jersey Beti HalTPsjt or Urge* Ntwtp*- U a member of both the Sonerset Kumier qualified fcf the New Jw- TIsMthy J. Krir; hat Joined the Statelflllion Dollar Out, per Ad and Hunterdon County Boaidt of asy Million Dollar dub and Warren office of Weichert ReaHon * * * Sterling's Country Walk at Realtors. Weichert't Million Dollar Market- at a sales associate Mr. Kelly it a *«Ui KaaeatJqr, a sal* anodate Bridgewtter development won the * • * ing Oub. He it a new construction newly licensed real estate pro- with Weichert Realtors' HUltbor- home award and the company's Bareara Malta, a sales at- specialist fessional. The longtime Warren ough office, has been reoogniied Betty sociate with Weiehert Realtors' • • • resident owned his own business, ai one of the offlw's top producers sward, Branchburg office, wat the com- Janet Palasri, a sales associate Kelson, Inc., before entering real for telling the most hornet in De- • * * party's top producer, telling the with Weichert Realtors1 Warren of- estate sales. cember. MS/MAX fnkmi ftohetkm- most new homes and generating flee, has won office top sales and • • • Ms. Kosensky has been selling all in Bfidffwater was the third- the highest volume in new home top producer awards for December, JeraM a Kretehman hat Joined homes for 16 years. Her sales per- highest Amdndsing RSVMAX office sales in December. and a top sales award for January, the Wcstfieki office of Weichert formance has earned her numer- In the company1! effort* on behalf Ms. Polletta, a new home spe- During her sales career, Mrs. Realtors as a sales associate. Mr. ous honors, including membership of the Children's Miracle Network, cialist, earned four office top pro- Palazzi has earned many sales Kretehman is a newly licensed real in the New Jersey Million Dollar Awards tor fundraiting efforts ducer awards for listings, sales, honors, including repeat mem- estate professional. Club ft* the past 13 years, and were presented at the company's dollar volume and revenue units bership in the New Jersey Million * • • Weichert s prestigious President's annual banquet in Atlantic City re- for the month. She was also recog. Dollar dub. She is a member of Valerie S. Bober has Joined the and Ambassador's Gubt. emtiy, nized for generating the highest Weichert's Million Dollar Sales and Westfleld office of Weichert Re- • * * volume in new home sales In 190S. Marketed Clubs. alters as a sales associate. A newly lite Efoar Corporation, opera- • • • • • • licensed real estate professional, ton of the Central Jeney Indus- Wendy Whlteeell has Joined the Ignore Podrasa, a saiet as- she previously worked as an ac- trial Park, recently announced the Bedmlniter office of Weichert Re- sociate in Weichert Realtors' Der- counting supervisor for Prudential letting of a 31^00-tquare-fbot altori at a talet associate. nardtville office, has won the De- Insurance. spaalntheparktoSiinorakMov- A iiewty licensed real estate pro- comber office award for greatest * * * ing and Storage, a company tpe- feiiional, Mi. Whiteiell previously number of sold listings. Eleanor Schmidt has been cialiiini in the storage and dittri- worked In retail sales. The Somer A consistent top producer, Ms. named president of Weichert Re- button of household rwdi and fur- viU« resident it t graduate of Rut- Podraza wu honored by the New fcrral Associates Company. She nlture. gen University. Jeney Association of Raalton as had been the company's vicepret- • • * • • • an Inaugural member of itt Distin- Ident of growth and development Sebattian A. Fagano hat been feaanttU K Caratoni has guithed Sales Club. She hat alto Ms. Schmidt is t 21-year veteran named director of the Und DM- ^^ the Warren office of earned membership in Weichert's of real estate with experience in lion of ColdwtU Banker Schlott Weiehert Realton at a salet as- Million Dollar Sates and Marketed appraisals, relocation and referrals. Eealton' New Hornet Division. »odate. Qubs and 100 Salet Oub, * • * itM Und Division hat expert- A newly licensed real estate pro- * * * Stavne Bomftotli his Joined tnctd txtraordintry growth since fa^ Ms, Caratoni it a mem- Truly Matlwwt, a sales at- Weichwt Rcalton' Dranchburg of« it wat ettablithed about two yean t*r of the Somtntt County Board sociate with Weichert Rcalfcai flee at a sales associate. Mr. Bouxi- ago and iU tervt« area now in- of T^iortt B«fbr* entering rail ftedmlnster office, won the D* otis, a Sorwrville resident, studied cludts Somenet, Morris and War- PStite ^^ ine wy ^if. wm}wr rtjglon*! top dollar volume mechanical engineering in Greece rtn counties employed, award In the resale home category. ^ore beginning his real ©state Mr. Pagano will over** the •* • • * With nearly $1.7 million in s«N, pansion of the division acn«i the Hrinl Chandra, H brokcr/a* Mrs. Mathrwi was the region's top itate. The division ts marketing wx'lulp wtU» RFVMAX Flint faulty protlunrr for th<» month, The rr- land valued at more than $146 mil In Wondbrttlg^, hat rankwJ third Ki«n Inrhidm nlm offlpes In Mnr Won \t\ thP cpntrnl imrUonn of th^ Hmontt RrTMAX anwirlfltM stutn tin, titmwmi «ml Warrrn »ioiaitlm fnr highpst dollar voiumn Iti t • • * * (^arprntpr Jane-Ann Johnnon, H nalrs with WrlcltPrt nlml «a thr» nfflt-c's top SAVE for selling the tn(«t Utm\vnt thi» mmi rnvnou «ml Buy directly lro« Owner thn hlKliwt flulln v«»l during Iflttfi. Ms. Johfifinti h«f» nwrnw) yp ypftf rttll ftWftJtlf* rrftniMIy Mnr to n ipnotnoular 4, NAIM achievpmpnt« Iruiudn H plmf *t|,fMiom«wlthEurnpe- In tht» NPW Jtrwy Millluti l»ll»r an flfllr on 21 WOO()R(I Club at UIP sllvrr Irwl. fl(,rn» tinar riominytnn i Diudln for the Marilyn Rutlnhmw^r, a or home builntit, roof garden, ficliit© with WHrtwrt y hoijiin, g«/#bo A Bratichburi ofttce, has muoh mwe. rtel m the offlt*'* Uip fbr lilting the molt t\mt \vmm In Asking 1309,000 Weichert Ntid Mi. Rutlihauwr has \mn 654-77 lelllni homps (br 17 yean, Call MI*l0*a7M Her schlevement* indutte Mvch 6,7,8,1996

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NILLIMAOIfiN- Al- fortfafcto hetMtM rtnltl NOTfCE: All WANTED FNANXLrN W- Fully 1M, now caraat, conva* MMMVIILI** 4 ffUR nlonl locitlon •0 rHJMNMU- 1171/ TO HINT •oVortfcat- turn. 1 br, 1 bth, ac, 4w, unHi. NOW AVAIUm. In Mo > »»«0 1 mo ate, 1100iquaratwt. onafo mw, ihoM tirm ok 1 Fo» |uillNtf motftrtti fMma ara »AYAIU tN or InooiM houHholdi. II caata pka, w/d, no poai. rliofl, 7 laK Htflh\ m*h. HC, Me. frm W 1/ ADVANCI by oaM\itoraoa araa. Waal for Ca« aval Laifh 7974120 awaa oonvactor. uH Immai 11 9 1p«ion 11,000. MOM 0 m. lal., otMOk. VttA 9f Mmw aw it?wrvw* v" ii 90W71-0ltt month. Day 9M-1I •IICATAWAY- SocHty tpmon »,000 -40,000 H/MW Incltf. Avill. Cori Nr i quo* m immaa4, No toll, tva. HM Condo, t bdf. I Wn. )p*Mft 11,000-4S,0Q0 MM MNMNVILLI~ Qaraoa 7227 I0HMV1UI- Court- tit. ftr. CK. tiOM. ptut 4 pmon 11,000 -10,000 for rant. OlOQ/mo. 909>70»0100 noun ana, I rmo, Law* tti«»niM4# I p*»on J4,0O0 • MOW Your houMhold may TRINTQN. 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WWrtO rtirOffStO TB y low rant. 9X)O-I3147f ipl (or nnl In nitorid NOHTM DOACHim* Vlclorlin homi loeitid 1000 l«| fl, Chirmlng CNAN>oiO- 1900 MOUSIlomirvilli In lh« hlitorlc dill 2 bdf, hlitorlo homi On nilsort of prima mill if, Mh m in M. prlvilt ASK FOR AN AD ipica In diiniWi down- parking ipioi 1700 pit town ina MunlOlpil luxury mlh •dinoill ««O307 NORTH IfUMIWICK- nfktj w/mr inlfinfi. High 1319 Sq ft In mw F7R NOlTHLAND MAiTY, A 10. PUINfllLO- 1 ENHANCER IN Prof/Matlleil flidg lit I0K99-1I00 in. On KM y floor. 2 oftlcai, liv, Kit. 722-9177 room, 114 bith, flnlihitl ncip A daili am MANVtUI- lutylntar. turnl I tir airiqi. YOUR AD. IT COSTS Afflpla phfl IMM Pift or MftllfTn1l(Wli« wcK Itudto rmc«tf Irt 1999/mo plui III. 919*1 Jl!l t A SI m poll. »Mra FIAPACK iOO MOO OLJN9LUN- I Bfi ipt AS LITTLE AS $7 HAHA Cinllf of til II roffloifilaif m - lit Floor lion torn, tppw 400 tq "• ftis itt! 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Juiit1 DKilan, n1ies and new eon ville, a sulcn associate in Bursdorff Ms. Doyle has earned numerous * • • Million Dollar Sales Club. She has •iruction, Ms. DiCimn tuis torn a Realtors' Bernnrdsvillo office, has awards in her real estate career, GNU* M. Rappa an associate in been a consistent member of the repmard wlmirr of the National turned memliership in the NJAH including both comiwmy und office BurKdorff Realtors* Westtleld of- 1 NJAR Million Dollar Sales Club Association i»f Uomr Builders Mil Million Dollar Sales t-lub. He also awards. She is a meml>er of Burg- Ha , has again earned memliership every year since 1984, earning the lion Dollar Circle Award. earned NJAH Million Dollar Sates tiorlfs pn'stigious President's in the NJAH Million Dollar Sides Gold Achievement Award in 1992 • • • Club honors in HHM, Club. She has completed the Re- Club. and 19D3 with over $10 million of NhM Orihun, a sales associate A real rstfite professional fur ferral and Relocation Certification A real estate professional for 18 business and additional Silver in Burtfdorlf Kenltors* Warren of four years, Mr. Kichardson is a (RRC). yeurs, Ms, liappa bus consistently 1 Awards in four other years. flii , has earned metnlxTship in memlrr of the Somerset and * * • btM'n a top pnxlucer, receiving nu- Ms, Toner has also received the the NJAR Dollar SalrsClul. Himlerdnn County Boards of Re- Ctitrtcia ('unnotly, a sales ussoci merous sales and listing awards. NJAH Distinguished vSales Club Ms, Ofthnti has Hvi'ivni nuiiief altors He is serving on the Somer ate in BurtfdmtT Realtors' We^t- She is a member of Rurgriorft's Await], a recognition of pro- oils nwnitlH and recognitions set Board's Marketing Committee Held olilii', has earned memtier- Producers Club. fessional accomplishment for throughout her real estfite canvi and bus served on Buiy.dnrifs ship in the NJAH Million Dollar She is a Hiemlxr of the West- those who have qualified for the for otititondmg pnuiurtuni She is Brain Trust Committee Sales Club. A steady producer, she Held and Greater F^steni Union • • * NJAH Million Dollar Sales Club for II member of BurudorlTs Prmlur hiis iK'en a meml»T of the NJAH County Bcmrds of Heultors. a minimum of 10 years. ers Club, requiiinf, iit least $1! mil Ihinny Mcyenoril of Hurudmff Million iXill.u Sales Club every * • * * 4 • Realtors' Benuirdsville nffiee has year since liWR, winning the Silver linn of business in a year, and has Faith Marlcle of Cranford, a For the third consecutive your, Urn ii member ni the monthly earned memltership m the NJAU Aehii'Vement Award in l!)ii» with sales associate in Burgdorff He- Winmi'H Circle, ranltmi; in the top Million Dollar Kales Club She also over $!) million of business tli.it allots' Westtleld ofl'ice, has earned Ann Toiuien, a sales assu-mic in ll)|KTCentof thel'inu tor sales and cjirned NJAH Million Dnllur Sale* inrinlwshtp in the NJAH Million Burgdorff Realtors' Bernards ville Office, has earned the NJAR Mil- listings sold Club httiion m HUM A ivat estate professional for ten Uillar Sales Ciub. She has IH-OU a Ms Mc\i'ieiml hiiH earned sev yeais, Connolly ha.'i carried ol'lliv NJAH Million Dollar Sales Club lion Dollar Sales Club Silver Nltupiii'k i'f nrnHiew.iter era! office and nuupany awards .iwurds for sales, listing and pro member every year since she Achievement Award. U WiN associate m BuijUlorlf He Ibrounlunit her real estate career, ihntinh and n a member of Buri; Itegan her real I'state runu-r in Ms. Tannen is a member of Illtoni Wiirren olVice, has emned is a ini-mltrr of Burjidorli's 1'ivsi iMV* prestigious President's 1UH7, earning the Silver Award m Burmlorffs Indent's Club and membership in the N.IAH Million dent1!; Club million of business soritites Comimttee of the West lion of business. Council, a distin- A rvnl estate pmlessionul smre rwlmflhe List two ve.tr; Held Board of Realtors Ms Marine is a consistent tnciu- advisory board to senior W\ he has earned seveiul coin * * * » • • l»er of BurfjdorfTs President's management comprised of the top pany und ofllee award* for out Carol Anil FrinVMTIi, a sales us Kitty Uvnrh, a biolui iiswm.iie Club. IT) associates in the company. She production, mrludini! suiiite tn Buiy.dtnlT Rialtors' Her in Burplorff Itciiltoi^ KOHWHKI "•( * • * Is a member of the monthly Win- on Buiiidmtt'si Pro nardsvtlle ollice, him rarnetl mem fin\ has earned memUrsbip m Itehrrra H'umplrr, a sales ns- ners Circle und has won Burg- durum Club In l!l!i.\ h lso re Imship in the NJAU Million Dollar the NJAH Million Dollar Sales MX'iate m Burgdorlf Healtors' dorfl's incentive trip for the last wlvwi ircoHiution for the hi^hiM Kales Club Site tils, i earned NJAH Chit. She lum eiimed NJAIt Mil d office, Urn earned mem two years, qualifying to travel to volume of sale;* I'm the Soutei'.et Million Dollar Stiles Club honor* hon Doliiir Sulen Club honors for in the NJAH Million Spain and Italy, County Board of KcalloiV fund in liliH) nnd 1111)4 eleven Mtiiii^ht veitr^ ilSIH5'()fi) and Sales Club HIT outstanding In addition to her outstanding A real estate piolessioiial for It hits uuiiliOnl fur the N.IAH Distin duetinn reeutil IUIB earned her soy sales nenimplishmentfi, Ms Tan- Mr. Shupack is currently nerviiif, vear;, MS Nwissen v\ a Ihtee time rial office utid company Jiwntda nen hm Urn named to the 19fi!> 1 president of N.IAH'u Com memU't of Bun:dniiV» Producer li.vueb has euined UH hiding tisember.hip on the ami HIM Who * Who in Residential ivirtl liml Investment Division Club She holds thellritiliiatejie nv and olTlce awaid irHjdenl's Cl\ib. Heal Kstjite in North America • • * iittol Institute Kllll) de II broker uv.ncmte uiid n tt iMeiiiltci of the in fturfldorlT Realtors' Warren nf Cnuiitv Board dfHealtoi^ (kvhn» earned memU'islnpm the * * * NJAH Million Dollar Sat.-; Club Marlon Tuylor, a wlr* Four Seasons offers fun for seniors 1 Her oUtstatidinK product loin econ! in Buijidnill Healloi-M Metucben |('n|(tl|il|ei| limn |I,UT 1» Kour Seasons1 miit;le tamlly mid manor hus earned her office und nun office, Urn emned membership In \v% ate oi^oii^, tit the \iiiimm .ii iivitv iiHiin> liiuii oiler two or Hiree heiiioniir* iiii'l two baths, from p«ny HWIIHIN, including meiubtr the NJAH Million Dollw Hales 10 tiln 1 pin The (iititul iLiltiMoni iii tin1 Huh U'lif) to IfHiO K\\\\\\\v feet njlivinj,; spiiee phis one fihip In ntir^lnrfl's PMHIUCCIS Club Ms Taylor has won several ni U'ni tir j:,!i(ire, m\ opijutiiil bit'-i'ineiit.s on Club, MN, U'Wis l*t 11 Certilied In i»lllce mul cum[)«ny nwttnh ii, diilue; iinil j.illieiiin Nit upright nn tno Popular njittnu', jut liji|t> Mint rnoin^ r-\ in Heal KMIIIP utid a II- • • • BOCIJII neci^iuir-: or in1-! jitinfiie MIKCP, tI• nIIi'-, piUidcd fiiMiitv I'ioiir; nndi'i living mid dining IhHtHKior for M«tr luvtw- Churk toitm n m\m 1 in liutudorff ttonltors1 hoi'se^lloeq und ^hMl!iehn;int Mt<• Kivoille nuhiide itium-; Tlie linnie ', rear (lltneli.inn cnti oiler i\ j * * * olflw, ban mm tn Till' puttiilt; Kieen, ji'i'rim; »ii)t| \ilit ttitil Wdll of (ivet;i/efl witnlou\ n crreetied in pnifli II Mih'n tiHMU'l- the NJAW Million Mar ale open The numinmih will nt^n luive il^ nil the Mti-heti and ti pal jo dour which wnik to Ate tn flurgdnrff itealtor^ Wanrn Club, own private uinehnlr e\em(i\e t^ll mm r jtnd ivilier to npen views Hiid hndihiev; itnd ID'JI \ dfflco, h«i OWT nuttliuiimllflcd ftir A m\ estate pmfeminnnl fm plitli^ thai allow resident-, tn <\u\>- Ilieh (/nil nuts inMd(*oti!sldc livluit (Mid enlriijilulnij in the NJAR Million Dollar &ih nlw y«r», he l««ftAtf-iime nrm- liolil tlieir tnrii|:<-*5 In tit^ht he^ide (lie peein weather Club. She eltio turned NJAH hon- tw of the NJAR Million \h\\m The Well etjinpprd Foot Nf^nfr; IHliet^ (Vli A reauiniible tnnntlilv imiintenaiii v fee m ipvett prcvlrim Wmm m welt, Mm Clubi 11^ U i\\w tt mpmUi- • »r 1 ( tei' h pel fed l"i the e\t h i «• ininileil I {niil tl o^oeinlifiM niembeiMil|i. Inwn iiiiiinlrnniifT, ii A feul citfltt? proftsf4ioni»l HIIKV niirgdwlti Prrnldfnt'i Club, Hill 111 pill, le ideiii> hiive fn n -; hi Hleevries, retnovtii und the \\w nf Ihe piiviite ^ueinl und 1681, Mm, Gralikn In o mnnte of Uit'iis Is a mritibpr of the Mid iml mnenitlev I'ot HIUM- urllint hnmeu, n the SomcnM nnd Huhfrnlon &\m% Cmmty, WpMflHd, tltitden fstalloHiiiy hit i -; uei^lih mid u ^jieclfillvdfstiiiu'd County tod» of lit'Mll*^ fibo gtiite and fi^mwurt Ckihty Boards ^vti) Million !.t ludiiled ni livilie •-. m\\ m ufiohlcs. nitillnt'rliry piiteliMM' pliili 'ill) «i||Hitilh h»i Liiituwi nuiwn*u« flmmls for of WrHlinm, He hai twttpiptrrt the e(|iii|'Miitii Dili Midlinns und Hiuutry line the trHiiMlloii htr directl«iin itnd tnim outituntllnjt pr«iutiilnn, Including HpfotTtil ttntl neldcatlon Cmiltim- imike eyeiriee Ilin A hi'iiM ihtlmir lion on flip UknwtMKi imnimmity, ntll memberihlp in BufjulorfTn Pm\< tion (RftC) and hwlds the Omtiu^ swimming pooh hut Itib mid Iwker mm will WW8 toll fVrp The comtnimlty olllce i,i oppu mi, dally, except Ihtn 10 tiui, rfiilllan of nuiilwiw \n a ydiir. milion.