Wes s Mike Baly to play in international lacrosse tournament in Australia See page C-1 ffiecmrfr WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FAN WOOD Vol. 14, No. 26 £ £ Friday, June 25, 1999 Town OKs maintenance code Park will have ByTWUGUAMNO regulations which require the struction official has issued an rewritten to include two-family accommodations for their Thursday concerts RECORD-PRESS inspections of buildings with unconditional certificate of con- homes because they weren't pro- ants. three or more units every five tinued occupancy. tected under state law. Statistics "To the extent that 1 can't, WESTFIELD — The WESTFIELD—The Town years. The town's ordinance also After the owner has u contract from the tax assessor's office believe it is the right and prop Recreation Commission has Council passed an ordinance includes residences with two to sell, the owner must file a indicate of Westfield's 9,080 res- role of government to require announced the schedule for Tuesday outlining maintenance units. statement with the construction idential properties, 1,130 are to do so for people whom 1*1 its concert series in standards for multi-family Under the new ordinance official who will inspect each of multiple-family residences with making money off of," Maytj Mindowaskin Park. dwellings. which was approved by a 7-1 vote the units and issue a report. The 1,(100 to 1,100 of them being two- Jardim said. All concerts will begin 8 The purpose of the ordinance (Councilman Carl Salisbury was owner must remedy any viola- family Town Attorney Bill Jeremia p.m. Thursday. The is to "prevent the deterioration of absent and Councilman Neil tions within 21 days. Mayor Tom Jardim, the owner said the ordinance is "very con Community Concert Band residential rental units in Town." Sullivan was the only dissenting Laws and Rules Committee of n two-family home, said land- mon" tind "routine." He point* will perform July 1,8 and 15. To achieve this, the town's ordi- vote), no multi-family dwelling Chairman Larry Goldman lords have the responsibility to out that surrounding towns sue The Music Studio Wind nance goes beyond the state's units may be sold until the con- explained the ordinance was provide baseline standards of (Continued on page A-2) Ensemble and Jazz Band, from the New Jersey Workshop for the Arts, will perform July 22. The Rahway Valley Jerseyaires will per- Town mulling form July 29. The Salaam Temple String Band will per- form Aug. 5. In case of rain, concerts will be moved indoors to the future of circle Community Room of the Municipal Building, 425 E. By TINA GUARINO of the state's Division of Project Broad St. I'HKKS Management, pointing out thl For more information, call circle serves loval streets and nof (908) 789-4080. WESTFIELD - Representa- regional traffic He .said traffic cir* tives of the state Department of cles are best with low volumes djf Transportation (DOT) have traffic. ; Participants sought talked to members of the Town "Anytime you have a lot of for walk-athon Council about the future (if the merges it is inefficient for highef South Avenue circle. volumes because you huve traffic , I WESTFIELD — Com- In August 1996, the mayor build-up," he said. ';i munity Access Unlimited is and council approved the state's The DOT representatives said seeking both participants plan to eliminate the circle. yield signs, one suggestion ma<£{ and sponsors for its first Concerns about the plan were to remedy the circle fender ben* walk-athon June 26 in raised by the state's Historic der.s, would tend to increase tra Tamaques Park. Preservation Office, a division of fie jams in high volume area According to Jeanne the N.J. Department of Studies done at the circle dur Dempsey, fund-raising and Knvironme-ntal Protection. peak limes indicate the Sout special events coordinator for Under New Jersey and federal Avenue circle gets an "F" for ' Community Access, funds laws, it must review any DOT fit efficiency. raised by the walk-athon wilt project. DOT repreaentastives said' benefit children and adults The historical concern was the interactions channel the tr with disabilities. preservation of the World War I and make it more efficient.' "In the past, we held a monument. Other concerns were said safety becomes nn issue wallyball tournament every traffic movement, safety of that circles with high volumes of tr spring." Dempsey explained. NICOLE DIMELLA/RECORD-PRESS movement and pedestrian move- fie since drivers have to ma "We are anticipating ment. The state want* to bring in many quick decisions. increased participation in Saying goodbye to Weslfield High a specialist to investigate pedes- By widening mads in cef the walk-athon event from trian safety. areas to create distinct lai both the community, our staff Wastfleld High School senior claat president Alexis Jemal speaks to her classmates during graduation ceremonies Sunday. The text of her speech is on page A-4. "This iaWestfield .this is their direction of traffic becomes clea and the people that we sup- town," aaid Steven H. Hochman (Continued on page A-2) port. Everyone can complete the course, whether by foot or by wheelchair. Rollerbladee and bicyclists are also wel- come." Westfield may pay for The walk-a-thon is sched- uled to start at 9 a.m. and concludes at noon, after which there will be a picnic for participants and support- half of sidewalk repairs ers. Information about the ByTTHAQUAWHO it's a program we all would like to see implemented walk-athon or Community RKfOHIM'KKSS for this year and years to come," McDerniott said. Access Unlimited services "Good ideas have many proponents," said Mayor can be obtained by calling WESTFIELD—The town council is considering Jardim who had the idea as a top issue during the Dempsey at (908) 354-3040, whether to foot half the bill for sidewalk repairs in capital budget process. "The sidewalks are in pret- •Ext. 275. town. ty bad shape.Ttry pushing a stroller down .some of A new sidewalk repair ordinance being consid- the sidewalks in town - it's a bumpy ride," ered by the town would mean residents and town Mayor Jardim pointed out although the town Seniors offered government would share the cost for repairs. Under has the authority to fine residents who are in viola- quilting lessons state law, property owners are liable for people who tion of the ordinance which requires them to inain- . t are injured on sidewalks in front of " tain .sidewalks wants to "create a SCOTCH PLAINS — The thfiir property. They are responsible partnership with residents." Scotch Plains Senior Citizen to keep the sidewalks maintained 'The sidewalks are in "One of the hallmarks of Advisory Committee is mak- Westfii'ld'.s town government in ing arrangements for Laurie and in a safe condition especially pretty bad Shape, fry during heavy snowfall. working closely with residents to Galan of the Cozy Corner in pushing a stroller down represent them effectively," he said, Scotch Plains to give quilting "The fact is that the town has a policy of encouraging tree-line some of the sidewalks' noting repair-incentive programs lessons to seniors. — Tom Jardim already established in other mimic- The classes would be held streets and the roots of many of the ipiilities. at the Scotch Hills town trees push up the sidewalks," Mayor Mayor Tom Jarrlim said. "So it is McDennott said the key (joints Clubhouse starting in of the program are safety and aes- September, provided enough only fair that the town offers to go individuals are interested in 50-50 on the repairs with the residents. theticH. He said the areas most in need of repair are participating. Councilman Greg McDennott who first pitched blue stone areas like Lawrence Avenue, Dudley the idea when he joined the council two yeans ago Avenue, Boulevard and WcHtfield Avenue. The fee would be, nominal, said, "We would like to be able to get this program He said $50,000 is budgeted for the program. GEOHGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PBESS but individuals must pur- "The town will be in charge dealing with the chase the materials necc-H- started by the fall since it KS in this year's budget." "My daughter was riding and she hit one of these nuts and bolts of the project," McDennott empha- sary to complete a quilt (size, sized. The project will be (lone through the Trying her luck color, etc. to be pre-deter- blue stones and went flying of her bike," he said. Six-year-old Natasha Thomas tries her hand at shuffleboard bowl- mined) prior to commencing "Our kids are walking around our kids arc trying to Department of Public Works. ride their bikes and you realize as friends of mine "We will go out to bid on this and the town will Ing at the WeaHield Neighborhood Council's second annual street the lessons. be writing the specs so people can expect top tjuali- fair on Saturday. This year marks the Council's 30th anniversary. Call 322-6700 and inform say, what's the dent with these? sidewalks?" the Advisory Committee sec- "It has the support of the mayor and the council. (Continued '"• page A-2) retary, Laura Swiderskv, if one would like to participate. Further details will be announced when and if a suf- Scotch Plains woman delivers harrowing message ficient number of individuals declare their intentions. Jennifer Gates tells President and national audience about her battle with anorexia

By UNA QU AfUNO While (lore discussed M battle much recovered" so the Mount (•ores. "They weren't stand-off- with depression after her six- Sniist Mary's graduate fit the bill. i.ih, Ihey were very approach KKCOHll I'UKSS year-old son died and Wallace Hut she didn't know until able." SCOTCH PLAINS—President revealed how his depression sur- Friday night that .she was mil just (>ute.s wsi.4 I'tjiiully impressed Inside Bill Clinton squeezed Jennifer faced during a libel suit, dates, a going to he attending the event. with Wallace. Gates's arm and »aid, "We're HO Htudent at the College of Williiun She learned she was actually "It wns renlly very iiiHpira- Commentary .. .A-4 proud of you." and Mmy in Virginia, talked speaking on the panel, educating tional I think for a lot of people to "That meant HO much to me," about her battle with anorexia. the President of the United heur someone n little hit older Community Life .B-1 snid the 19-year-old Scotch She spoke at the conference to States as well an the American who is so respected in briKidni.sl Plains woman who was chosen to help dispel myths, mincoiicep- public about the illness. ing suck it up and any I hnve it Obituaries B-2 participate in a White House tions and nodal atigmus about "I couldn't picture being tele- (depression) too and I'm dealing Conference on Mental Health eating disorders. vised on national television," said with it just like anybody eln»\" Sports C-1 with the president, Hillary Gates ended up at the confer- Oaten who doesn't like speaking she said. Rodham Clinton, Al Gore, Tipper ence on Saturday June 7, only in front of large crowds. "But it Their wnrmth didn't stop alter PrlmeTlme B-3 Gore and Mike Wallace of "00 after receiving a "last minute wa« easy because I spoke from the two-hour show onded, "AftVr Minutes." The roundtnble discus- phone call" that Wednesday. She my heart." the panel discussion was over Real Estate C-4 sion held earlier this month rit was contacted because a series of "It was renlly amazing Tippor gave mo n hug which I Hownrd University in people "knowing someone" put because they were just so down- thought was one of the greatest Classified C-5 Washington, D.C. was televised her in touch with an associate of to-earth and made you feel com- experience* of my life,' CJntoN nationally on C-SPAN and Mrs, Gore. They needed an "artic- fortable immediately," she said said. reported in the national media. ulate" person who was "pretty about the Clintons and the (Continued on page A-2) i Record-Press Scotch Plains woman delivers message (Continued from ]>age A-l) involves a binge purge cycle with "I wasn't willing to eat just yet n't define you as a person." One of the not-so-great experi- food, dates explained people who but I didn't want to be in that "People .see it as a purely phys- ences of Gates's life was her suffer from anorexia deny them- state so I cooperated to a certain ical thing, that it's just about the . three-year battle with an eating selves food and over-exercise. extent," she said. weight, but it's really about the . ijisorder, which .started the end of' (kites did Kit-ups until her back She returned to the eating internal conflicts and using the her freshmen year in high school was covered with .sores. disorders floor where she stayed way you eat as a coping mecha- yfhen she was 15. "I wanted control in my life for two months doing her school nism," she said, She added it's "As 1 started to lose weight, a and that's how 1 found it," .she work at the hospital. She left the not just a "quick Fix." Even after lot of the girls I went to school said. "What you put in your body medical center in May but the weight is put back on "a lot of with started complimenting me is one of the lew things in life you remained an outpatient, attend- therapy and a lot of delving into and in turn I gained confidence have uh.solu.te control over." ing therapy sessions three full your own past and the way you from that," she said. The 5-foot-10 teenager's days a week. think" is required. Through the .summer Gates weight dropped to just over 100 "I felt I was very lucky to get As for the people who might maintained her 15-pound weight pounds. The perceived health out of there, not so much that I want to take off a few pounds and President Bill Clinton listens intently to Jennifer Gates. loss and then continued to lose kick became un eating disorder was relieved to be released but walk around saying, 'I wish I weight once school started again reality when Gates was admitted that I was happy to be alive," she could be anorexic for a day,' Gates ,'in September. to Overlook Hospital March 19, said. knows they really don't under- Since her high school was an 1996'. A 3 1/2 week trip to France stand anorexia. Blanchard honored all-girls Catholic school where "They admitted me to the caused a relapse for Gates. When "When 1 hear that I just laugh, the students wear uniforms and pediatiic ward because they did- school started again she was too knowing they have no idea what don't have to worry about n't, know how to deal with some- weak to play tennis but her coach it is," she said. "It makes me real- 'expressing themselves through thing like this," she said. Gates created the position of manager ize how misconstrued eating dis- for heading agency new clothes every year, Gates was dehydrated, weak and her for her so she could be with the orders are." attributes her back-to-school blood pressure was extremely team. With two years to go at tcol- SCOTCH PLAINS — Sidney CAU'a Board of Trustees, as "tlu trigger to something else. low. "They gave me an intra- "It was very hard to watch legc, Gates is considering a major Blanchard of Scotch Plains, exec- heart and soul of our agency," was "In my case it was about per- venous trying to pump some flu- them play because 1 wanted to be in psychology. Yesterday .she utive director of Community the driving force behind fection, 1 had to try to be the ids into me." out there with them," she said. In spoke to a recovery group at Access Unlimited, was honored Community Access's ambitious best," said Gates. She was a "It didn't, bother me so much the winter, Gates's basketball Somerset Medical Center and recently by the not-for-profit property acquisition program three-year varsity letter athlete because I felt I would rather have coach made her participation on plans to visit other groups in the agency he co-founded 20 years Since purchasing its first residen- her freshmen year, playing on the them put it into my body than me the team contingent on her future. "I can help other people ago. tial property in 1987, the agency Xennis, basketball and Softball doing it," she said, "I had given weight. learn from the experience and Nearly 200 national, state and has gone on to own or control KiO teams. "It came about in a very up my own personal fight, I was "I loved basketball so much not see it as a shameful thing." local officials, as well as friends, residential units in 30 location.-. perfectionist way - in academics, ready to give in .so if Homebody and I wasn't willing to give it up," She also wants to broaden her supporters and beneficiaries of Eight Union County communities * in sports, in looks." else wanted to do it then let them said Gates who barely gained audience to people who don't the Elizabeth-based social ser- — Elizabeth, Hillside, RoselU-, , "In the beginning it was per- try." enough weight in two weeks to have anorexia, but might know vice agency which assists people Linden, Plainfield, New- ceived as a health kick I think," (int.es ntayed in the hospital play, but promised her coach she people who do. By informing with disabilities, were represent- Providence, Summit and said Gates who ate small salads for four days before being admit- would gain more. By the end of them about the illness maybe ed at a dinner held at the Cranford — now host Community for dinner. ted to the eating disorders pro- the season, Gates resumed a they'll know how to read the Westwood in Garwood. Access-owned facilities. The Her food deprivation began gram at Somerset Medical healthy weight for a person her signs and not be deceived by an Blanchard, a one-time employ- agency's plans call for adding at .first with cutting out breakfast, Center in Somerville. During her height. apparent "health kick." ee of the New Jersey State least two new units each year to then lunch and then food alto- first week there, .she refused to Today, Gates is recovered With experience as a White Department of Human Services, accommodate housing desires of 'gether until she reduced her eat. They gave her a feeding tube although she says she doesn't House consultant on her resume, co-founded the agency in May, individuals moving from state intake to only 20 calories a day, and an IV and moved her to the believe anyone is ever cured. "It's Gates probably won't have diffi- 1979, on the strength of a $90,000 institutions or their family less than half an apple. cardiac floor because her pulse like a mental scar that is always culty booking speaking engage- state grant. Initially, the fledgling homes. Unlike bulimia, which was only 24 beats per minute. there, it's part of you but it does- ments. organization, known then as the Aiiiong the dignitaries honor- Association for Advancement for ing Blanchard at the dinner were the Mentally Handicapped, oper- Congressman Bob Franks, who Westfield Town Council OKs maintenance code ated out of Blanchard's battered provided an American flag Unit Volkswagen Beetle. At the outset, had been flown over the Capitol; (Continued from page A-l) seller would have to make in complimentary to the commis- resources in order to improve the the agency served two former res- State Sen. C, Louis Bassano of as Cranford and Scotch Plains order to get the CO, the buyer sion adding that it acts as a "trig- conditions of the property." idents of state institutions for the Union and Assemblyman Akin require CO's for single-family and the seller could jointly ger" for other health and building Resident Charles Holata who mentally handicapped. Augustine of Scotch Plains, who homes. approach the building inspector codes already in place. owns two multi-family resi- As the drive to de-institution- delivered a resolution sponsored , "This town needs this ordi- and work out, a mechanism that "The Housing Commission dences, one on Boulevard and one alize residents of state facilities by every member of the Union nance," Jeremiah said. would satisfy both parties' goals," was designed to help low-income on Summit Avenue, said the ordi- gained momentum, the AAMH County legislative delegation in Councilman Sullivan ques- he said. owners, individuals who own nance "doesn't benefit the seller added new members, as those it Trenton. Elizabeth Mayor .) , ttoned if the ordinance is "going lie added that the property property and do not have the and it doesn't benefit the buyer." served came to be called. At the Christian Bollwage was also •| where we didn't intend to go title could not transfer hands financial resources to make Holata lives in the residence he same time, the agency's staff and among the other dignitaries on • when the property maintenance until the owner was able to improvements," he said. "The CO owns on Boulevard. physical facilities increased both hand to salute Blanchard and '. code was put into effect last demonstrate compliance, with the ordinance is intended to improve Former Councilman Ken in size and scope. mark Community A tees.- ; year." The property maintenance local ordinance either by deliver- the conditions for tenants where MacRitchie, who headed up the Until a 1993 name change to Unlimited's 20th anniversary. -rcode applies only to the exterior ing a continuing CO or a condi- the owners may have the initiative to establish a Housing Community Access Unlimited -', of properties and not the interior. tional CO. The inspector could resources but just have been Commision, spoke in favor of the was effected, the organization '; While discussing possible cons issue conditional COs in circum- unwilling to spend those ordinance. functioned in a former school Husband, wife '•to the ordinance, some council stances where the inspector building at 60 Prince St., • members expressed concern that finds exterior violations that Elizabeth.The year 1993 also saw earn D.O. degrees •'the CO will impede sales. don't affect, the habitnbilily of the Town mulling future of circle the agency move into a Kl,000- WESTKIELD — Robert V ^Proponents of the ordinance said residence. (Continued from page A-l) deckle if it's what Westfield wants. stuiare-foot building at 80 West ;!it would only impede "slum lords." Goldman explained the ordi- Filippone Jr. was one of 179 er, they said. The group includes Town Grand St., Elizabeth, that had osteopathic medical students Goldman said "there is always nance was first discussed in the "The whole science of traffic Engineer Ken Marsh, a represen- formerly housed a New Jersey . room to negotiate how tniprovo- context of the Housing who received the D.O. (doctor of engineering is driver expectancy tative from the municipality's his- Dell Telephone Company facility. osteopathic medicine) degree '", merits are paid for." Commission which was formed and time to make decisions," toric preservation commission, a As it observes its 20th anniver- ;• "If the seller had to make some last year. The Housing from The University of Health Hochman said. "The whole theory representative from the Westfield sary, the agency employs 250 peo- Sciences (UHS) College of • changes to bring it up to code and Commission was developed to i.s always to give you as much time Historical Society, Transportation, ple who administer its programs .;the buyer had plans after pur- allow owners of homes in low Osteopulhic Medicine on May 2::. as possible to eJiminate conflicts Parking and Traffic Committee for the 1,000 individuals with dis- in Kansas City, Mo. His wife. chase which would include income areas to access grants to and indecision and allow the dri- Chairman Carl Salisbury, a repre- abilities it now serves. ; remodeling plans that would make home improvements. Maria C. Reveiz, received her ver to know their direction choices sentative of the downtown and Community Access Unlimited is D.O. degree at the same time. ; eliminate the improvements the Goldman said the ordinance is Marty Kobins of the Planning guided by a philosophy of helping a soon as possible." lie is the son of Robert and Hoard. its members to live as indepen- Mayor Tom .fardim explained Alice Filippone Sr. of Westfield the DOT must demonstrate that dently as they vim. Eschewing the group home approach which it and a graduate of Westfield Hi^h there is no feasible alternative School. He received his B.A other than the proposed plan to Westfield may regards as a break on the individ- EQUITY LOANS uals ability to achieve his or her degree from the University <>i eliminate the circle. Mayor Maryland, College Park, and ln> Jtirdim has appointed a working own potential, CAU oilers a range pay for half of services, including fully inde- M.S. in biomedical science from group to review the project and Harry University, Miami, Fl (Continued from page A-l > pendent living arrangements, as UNDER PRIME well as graduated programs with Filippone and Reveiz will begin ty and high workmanship." postdoctoral training this sum "Especially with the properly varying levels of support by Air Conditioning agency stall', mer in diagnostic radiology at Pay Under Prime maintenance code in efleet, it's a Case Western Reserve definite way to help out tho Hlauchard, who was cited at Pre-Scason Sale!! I'niversityOs Metrohealth for the life of your loan with our homeowner in improving their the 20th anniversary celebration Program, Cleveland, OH 5-Year Home Equity Credit Line property," Mcliermott said. by Leonard Fel/.enherg, head of NO POINTS! NO APPLICATION FEE!

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FANWOOD-Republican may- The [K)st office has heen at his oral candidate IM\I Jung stood in current locution on South Avenue the vacant lot at the corner of for more than 35 wars, but Jung South Avenue and Second Street said jt is no longer "adequate." He and announced his vision for the cited an often overcrowded parking downtown during a press confer- lot as a jirohleni, forcing people1 to ence Tuesday. park in the Scotchwood Florist lot His proposed plan and pledge of or across Smith Avenue. action to improve the borough's "Our private businesses should downtown is to move the Fanwixxl not have to bear the burden of gov- Post Office to a site on the block, ernment operations," said Jung somewhere ixMween LaCJrande and who has declared the upgrade of South avenues and between llit1 western half of the downtown Statewide Savings/the borough shopping area block, his "number parking lot and Second Street, He one priority" for his campaign. He says the relocation would benefit added that the block has been Fanwood, its merchants and the underutilized for (he past 10 years. U.S. Postal Sen-ice. Junj; said a more "effective retail "Our merchants will do more core" could he developed. business with a modern jxist office "I invite you to picture in your on this block, than a post office minds this block, with the Fnnwood across the intersection of Marline Post (Mice as the 'anchor store,' and South avenues," the six-year attracting people who would find it councilman said. "Moving the very convenient to patronize Fanwood Post Office to this block Fanwixxl merchants wliile trans- would make Fanwood a great place acting postal business," .lung said. to shop as well as to live. "Imagine retail stores on South "Moving the Fanwood Post Avenue, a central parking court in Office t« this block would benefit the middle of this block and retail the Postal Service by providing a or office buildings on LaGrande." facility adequate for today and for He said the plan does not the next century." require Fanwood to buy or con- Jung said working with demn any property. GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS Congressman Bob 1'Vunkn' office he Also, traffic would not be has requested a meeting with the increased if access to the new post North Jersey Postmaster to explore office is only off of South arid We 're having a party! the relocation possibility. He LnCmuide avenues. ; The Second Baptist Church Choir from Roselle sings up a storm at the Waatfleld Neighborhood Council's second annual street fair on received a phone call Wednesday If elected mayor, Jung vowed to Saturday. from the congressman's office stat- "have a new zoning ordinance to ing the postal office's lease is expir- facilitate downtown redevelopment ing soon ami the Postal Service within six months." He also said-he expressed interest in pursuing a would appoint a bipartisan "blue new location. To actively consider ribbon panel" comprised of a pro- the relocation the Bistal Service fessionals, mervhnnts and mem- Coleman is pioneer at SP-F High School said it would need something offi- bers of the Downtown cial from the borough. Kevit alization Committee to devel- By CANDACE WALLER ences," she said. "I saw myself as Both parents really stressed "My pro|K>sal to the mayor and op a program to move the postal KK<'(inn I'UK.SS 11 mm si• * Priced Less Than The Competition not tinal until the second hall'of Rutgers University. Plains." the Hi'hool year. There was some high honor roll throughout high • FREE Evaluation & Body Fat Testing By Our shifting in the order but she held school. She also achieved 1,540 Trained Professional Staff At Your First Visit on to tin1 top spot. on the SAT test und received a "I was a little surprised when I perfect 800 on the SAT 1! chem- IIAKIIAKA I'OIANHKIN, M.S. ( .ill ton* lor .in A|>|M)iMlmriil heard of her rank," said Henry istry examination. Coleivmn, her father. The valedictorian pluns to minor in chemical engineering nt '"I know the competilinn was 225J South Ave., Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 - Major Credit Carcta Accepted^ stiff'between three and four chil- Princeton University, her father's dren in the cla.-i.s," he said. "Her alma mater. 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Jersey Boy The Class of 1999 Class deserves respect Mike Deak This has not been an easy year for the Class of 1999 in high schools across the country. A little If you believe a lot of the media hype and the political 1999 demagoguery, the diplomas of the Class of 1999 are just tickets for the handbasket ride to Hell. Every day we are rebellion is presented with portraits of high schools riddled with gun- toting psychopaths, boer-guzzling alcoholics, reefer-mad a good thing drug addicts and oversexed stud.s and sluts. Of course that's all false. The greatest damage done by Cleaning my apartment is un- this spring's tragic shooting in Colorado — and the subse- exciting and dangerous as any quent vapid media frenzy — was that it painted a grossly archaeological expedition; I nm-r distorted picture of American high schools. Because it know what I'm going to discover doean't make for good television, juicy headlines or politi- under the layers of debris. cal bombast, the actual business of high school — intellec- On one recent "dig," I uncovered the ritualistic Book of the Dead tual development — is conveniently ignored. The ('lass of from an aboriginal culture, a 1999 has been the victim of a morally bankrupt overreac- necrology of lost innocents known tion to an isolated incident. to those of us whose precious dues But those of us who know members of the Class of 1999 purchased it as "The Pioneer," tin- realize the overwhelming majority of high school students yearbook of the 1974 class of are good and decent young adults. They study hard, they Somerville High School. work part-time jobs and they don't get into any trouble. The fondest memory I have ol They say no to drugs and alcohol, they respect the respon- high school is the moment second.- sibilities that romance demands and their minds have not after graduation when I literally become warped by video games or trash on the Internet. tore the paper gown off my back They deserve a better reputation. and enjoyed the first breath of fresh Adolescents in our culture are under a lot of pressure air in four years. Ah, the ecstasy ot that is unfairly imposed upon them. We expect them to be liberation! It was the same sense nf successful in every endeavor inside and outside the class- relief 1 felt after a doctor had lamed All Signs Point To Success an angry, menacing boil. The pie- room. Then; is no tolerance for the occasional imperfec- sure was gone and every breath 1 tion. They must go to the prom, they must be on a win- took tasted of sweet freedom. ning team, they must be in the Advance Placement calcu- Letters to the editor During high school I was a geek lus, they must score over 1200 on the HAT tests and they with a cause — existentialism must sing the lead in the high .school play. Most adults which, suffice to say, did not throw would probably crack under that amount of pressure, but o|ien the gates of teenage happi those young adults who are receiving their diplomas this Class president: We should ness. Because of thus philosophic.il week have demonstrated the dedication and fortitude devotion I did not mutilate tin necesary to survive the Shakespearean slings and arrows .straggly hairs sprouting from m> of outrageous fortune that we adults toss at them. thin (they lookeevil Country is the whole aquariums) as an act of defiance may read or see on TV, they're just a bunch of good kids. vrvd by senior chins president Alexis community of parent*, friends, and not against my parents (who main- Diane Jetmil at the Wcstfwhl tiiuh I Guest faculty. 1 know that in order to lx> tained a wise indifference', hut SCIUM>! ffraditatidii). great you have to surround your- against the social code of my |KST,- 1 would like to welcome nil of self "%vitri greatness. I want to I took heart that most of the great | commentary thaiitc 111 uo Devil Country fur the you here t(nl;jy faculty, family, 1 philosophers throughout histun friends, and ofcour.se thi' one tin* lovi , ^support, time, and ('aerify...for were considered eccentric by then The Record-Press only WcHtticlil I H^li School ^rathi- we are talented individuals. the i-auiny opportunities.,.for nur- contemporaries. utintfclii.su of H)i)S). Whether your talent is music, lui'iiifc'iiur talents in thi'fine arts, acadt-niii-ri, clubs and sportx pro- Those sorry whiskers do no! The other night I made a dis- sports, academics, or making some- appear in my senior picture wit li is here for you covery. I hupiM'iiod to observe tilt' one laugh, you are unique ami gram -s. West field High School claim .s in have a ureat reputation, that grim sardonic expression thai The following information slioulti holp you get your cover of our yearbook ami for the have a s]H-cial place in the class of 1 was my trademark. You can al.-" first lime noticed dial what 1 well »t must Ix time, bemuse we ideas and community news into The Press: 15)99. 1 .see the vapor trails of cynicisn. r r thought was jus! called The Year We are a class of great promise. arc \i icpriKjf. wi arc the outcome. Call Executive Editor Cheryl I-Vnske at (9081 .i7.>-(>(iH4 Book" actually has :i title. So Tl lauk. you Hlue Devil Country steaming from my nostrils and you The future possibilities for us art- tell that those two eyes do not >e<- with story suggestions, (|iu'st.ions or comments. The 9th grade yearbook title endless. I can imagine Nulx'l Prize for I*-iiij; great. The sports editor is Kich Hevensee. lie can be reached WHS Remcmbrr When Out sM-uior year's yearbook the same things as the other set.- ni winners, philanthropists, great eyes in the yearbook. The only UM. at (908) 57r>-(ifi!)K. Remember when we, as juniors, actors, ( Hympians, authors, artists, WHN *i!k~d The (iame Of Life Our address: The Record Press, P.O. Hox fit)!), Ix'nt the seniors in powder pull',' II LifiM s a game, then you invn it. things that connect the person in r scientists, billionaires, maybe a Somerville, N.J. 0H87B. Our fax number is (»()H) fi7.» -WiH!}. KememU'r when we successfully future President and I'm sure The i jlliniate objective of the game that picture to this writer is the lac! that the hair is uncombed ami 1 (iorrrrtioii policy defended our title against the she'll he great. I see loving moth- is imi *th;«l you create, for example: juniors tins year' KemenuVr when ers, fathers, family members, to wi 3i,to learn, to make the most still wear that tie. The Record-Press will correct errors of fact, context or our toolh;ilI tram advanced to the neighbors. Most importantly, 1 nnmi-y, u> lie your own master, to The only other yearbook pit tun presentation and clarify any news content that confuses finals? Remember when our hope everyone decides to pursue serve . It'.- not a nice in which you of me has me holding my putter iti or misleads readers. Please report errors to Executive Marching Hand won first place in balanced, happy lives. There is an coiii|>-el(' against others, the ulti- the plumb-bob position trying <• Editor Cheryl Fenske at ,r>7fi-{>(>H4. almost all categories at the excitement to discovering the pos- mate competition is a personal one. line up a putt on the third green n! Marching Hand championship'.' sibilities, because the real adven- \V Jim vi> play t lie game, we will Fox Hollow Country Club, the p>l' Rememlwr freshmen year, great ture of life lies in the unknown. mnkt- mistakes and will often real- team's home course. In four year- Dcmllinrs friends, pop rallies, prom, MSNBC, I have been inspired by so many ize trial there was a better choice the team did not post a winning electronic ri'strooms, cramming for of you. The wisest sayings and the or n I Tetter path. season and this only fueled thi- The deadline for submitting articles and press releases pxaiiio, whining to your teacher best advice have come from my Tl ao trick is to learn from the existential fires burning in what to The Record-Press is 5 p.m. Friday. The letter deadline is over an 89.-149. und dragging your- peers in everyday conversation, ex|H- is a gift, .that's why we call it Kor example, here's a sample nl amazing class, the millennium And then there was Junior the]>ri'siMU. what was considered ambitions in generation, hut more importantly Year and Blue Devil Country. r*inn_k You!!! 1974: "Be a bloodbrother to the rat- VVKSTI-1F-.1.I) SCOTCH PLAINS I-ANVWXX) tlesnake." "Supreme Court Judge of 19*4 All should be involved in planning 1 A MediaNews Group Newspaper "To become head of tin NJN Publishing ©1999 To The Record -I»renn: able land left in New J ur Stnte I lan is encouraging Team." isn't taking place on the big screen. It's playing in an development in arena where infrastructure exists, "Drive a Schlitz Brew Truck " open field near yon. And there's no Phantom Menace especially in our cities i-»rul older suburbs. 'To Sit on a Rainbow." Cheryl Fenske here. The threat of suburban sprawl is very real, and And we're creating u clime tor investment in thoae Executive Editor "Nomad." very viBible. areas by providing new tools for urban revitalization. There is only one imaginative Sprawl can [ie ii more insidious enemy than Darth For example, New Jersey recently adopted the ambition I would still like to have Allan Conover Tina Guarlno Vader and his Storm Troopers. It doesn't strike with nation's first building crab writtenjust for older build- as my own — "to stamp out tnckt Sporti Editor Reporter the suddenness of R lightfliiber or the Death Star. It ings. These new realist tinns nre bringing developers ness." creeps into our lives—a strip malt here, an ill-placed back to cities and (low iitowns by providing sensible I don't think the school authori- subdivision there. Before long, we're wondering where standards for the renoi- ntbn of existing buildings. ties would allow such merry non- Eileen Bickol John Tslmboukla that farm went, or why that trip that once took 10 New Jersey is hend«ed tn the right direction. You sense in The Class of 1999'a year Advertising Director Production Manager minutes now takes 30. can help it to stny on thmnt road by getting involved, book. That's B shame, What's more That Impact of sprawl has been well documented, Learn what projects* jr* being planned for your of a shame is that few of the gradu- but the beat proof is found in everyday experiences. area, VUit town hall iui self-indicted but with black paint June 20, police important intermediate school having designed and imple- tlighlstown High School m New Sheri Cognotti, Susan Mackay, ! continued an investigation said, efforts." mented teacher training curric- Jersey, followed by I 1 years itl Candy Steller, I'eler Torcicullo, pending autopsy result.s from Prior to coining to West Held, ula for the Lesotho Teaching the Crockett and Reynolds and Joanne Walsh; Assistant • the Union County Medical An Orenda Circle resident O'Brien was acting vice princi- Center/UNESCO in Southern Middle Schools in Hamilton, Superintendent Janie Examiner. A small calilxT hand- tt'ixwted the theft of a $X>0 pal of the Crockett Middle Africa. New Jersey, as a Language Arts Edmonds; and Director of gun was recovered at the scene camera from his car .June 22. School in Hamilton, and coordi- Nvv teaching career began in teacher. Human Resources David'Fuller. police said- A Mountain Avenue resident + t * reported the theft of a wallet A YMCA patron reported 'containing a small amount of $()7.r) stolen from his locker June Library will have story times for children cash June 17, police said. 22, police said. WKSTFIELD Tin- needed Kegistrat ion began ing lists, if needed. Register for Register for either July or A resident reported the Children's Department of the this week.. either July or August, begin- August beginning June 22. fraudulent use of a PNC Bank Fauwood Westfield Memorial Library has Children niusl have reached ning; June 1H, Children must !><• registered in account number for checks A bicycle valued at $400 was announced i summer of story their third birthday by the first < 'hildren must have rent 'lied person and have a Westfield being cashed in his name June stolen from l'aterson Koad June 1 ime tun. storv session, be registered in their fourth birthday by the library card. 17, [x>lice said. If), police said. Several sessions of H-Year- person and have a Weslfield first story session, be registered Preschoolers through sec * • • Olds Story Time have been binary card. in person, and have a Westfield ond graders are invited to enjoy Three incidents of theft were The Woodside Chapel mi scheduled during the summer. Several sessions of 1 Year library card animated versions ol favorite re|H)rted from lockers at the Morse Avenue re|jorted a win- The first will meet Wednesday (lids Story Tune have been I'Yum uuon to I p.m. mipicture books at the Westfield YM.CA on Marline Avenue .June dow smashed June 20. police mornings, from 1(1: IT* to 10:15, planned. The first will meet Thursdays. .Inly H July 22 or Memorial Library on Fridays, 18, police said. I/H'ks were pried said. July 7-21. Tuesday mornings, 1(1:1 Ti 10:45, Aug. 5-15). children who have from It) :il) to 1 1 a.m., July 9- OJH'II in each case The second session will meet July (i-July 20. The second ses- completed kindergarten Aug. Ui Registration for this A cell phone valued at $50 Wednesday mornings, Aug. 4 sion will meet Tuesday morn through third grade are invited program is not ivi|iured. The awning at Charlie was reported stolen from an 1H. Additional sessions on the mgs, Aug. :4 IV. Additional ses- to brine a lunch and something Come to the Children's Brown's Restaurant on North unlocked car parked on above dates will be scheduled sions mi the above dates will be to drink and come to (be library Department for more details Avenue was set on fire 1 a.m. i'aierson Koad June 2\, |Milice for 1 1 a.m. from waiting lists, if scheduled for 1 1 a.m. from wait- lor stories, crafts, and movies. about any of these programs. June 19, jx)lice said. Minor dam- said. age was sustained There are no i « i SUSJK'CtS A CD player valued at $150 Congregational Church awards Alexander scholarships and a sweatshirt were re|H>rtod in voulh fellowship activities, attend Lafayette College. At The Amoco gas station on stolen from an unlocked car WESTFIKL0 The First from 1!H>!» to HI70. Alexander as teaching assi.sl a III s III I he church, lie served on (he South Avenue n'|K)t1«'d a broken parked on l'aterson Hoad .June Congregational Church of wa> a long-time member of Sunday school and vacation Board of Christian Education. window June 20, police said. 21. (Kihcesaid. West Held has named Matthew First Congregational Church in Rausch and Alison Westerlnibi Westfield. Bible school, and in the Westerhold graduated from as this year's recipients of the The award in his memory church's various out reach pro- Westfield High School and will A business in the 800 block of A tabel maker and sunglass- grams. attend SI INY Oswego, New es valued at $325 were reported John H Alexander Scholarship honors wurthv high school Jerusalem Hoail reported a bro- seniors who are also members Kausch graduated from York in the fall. She was n ken window June 20, police stolen from an unlocked car award, Alexander was a long-time of the cliurch. Seton Hall Prep where lie was member of the Board of said. parked on Farley Avenue June class valedictorian and will Deai (ins at I be church < 4 i 21, police said law partner of Mudge Rose Both recipients were active The township bus parked in (•uthrie Alexander and Ferdon the municipal lot on Sender A ladder mid eitfht alu- and a specialist in federal tax Place was entered ami vandal- minum screens valued at $4^.1 law, In HHiH, he was appointed ized June 21, police said Kntry were reported stolen from a the chairman of the President V was gained by breaking a win- house garage in the 200 block of Task Force on Business dow and the inside of the bus Burns Way June 22, |x>lice said. Taxation by President Richard M. Nixon, a position he held

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/), HMOHA AVI.. HI/ABn»l NIOW HEALTH ::i.i>M)8)tr.t-bhii -IAX. i'»nHir,i MIIH Presbyterian Church begins fund campaign WESTFIELI) Dixieland jazz, ," naid the Kev. I>r. William Kas.s ft sound not uwually asBociaUnl with KorrjeH, senior pastor. worship service*, cchiKil through- Noting that the .sanctuary wa.s out The Presbyterian Church in renovated two years ago, he .said Westfield on a recent .Sunday a.s a other huilding.s do not need to l>e highlight of a Capital Stewardship expanded "because those who came Campaign. before UH had the forenifjhl to build • The aeven-mun Jim Cullum adequate facilitiew for Lhe min- land from Texas performed during istries of our church, but they fir*; in he morning worship and coimnu- need of renovation and in .some n service imd in the afternoon caneH, wonie Hy.stem.s need to be inder u huge tent Bel up on the replaced." awn for a churchwide picnic. The sanctuary building daten to A near-cupncity cnnvd gathered 18(52. Some of the captial cam inside the church on the day that paign'H top prioritien are to replace members wen; ^HIMKI •<> makf a the church's heating HysU'in find Commitment to pay for major remove an oil tank. In addition, Improvements in nn'mii facilities plan.s call for extensive repair of and equipment. other mechanical and plumbing Palled Paas It On, tin: campaign systems and making roofing repairs had a goal of riiiwiig $4.5 niiliion on a number of buildings. Over three years. T here also are plan.s to renovate ,_ "I hope that you will sense in the We.HtininHter Hall U) creaU' area-s Pass It On campiiign that we are that would Ix' more flexible in how being1 presented with an opjxirtuni- they can I*' used and revi.se current ty tofcnhance und extend the jiiin- space in the Christian Kducation lion Ad minintrioN of our congrega- liuilding. Registrations due for Bible school . SCOTCH PLAINS "Son Songs, era flu, gamea, Bible stud- Castle FVure" in the theme of the ies and snacks are planned every vacation Bible school at the Willow day of the school. All activities will Grove Presbyterian Church, liMil have an Olde Knglmh flavor in Ran tan Road. keeping with the Kch(x>l's theme. ..' The school is open to children 4 In addition, all participating Fun at the Daisy Fair years old through second grade. children will put on a show for their Student* at School One In Scotch Plains recently enjoyed a fun-Mled day at the schools annual Daisy Fair. The popular school event, spon- Classes will run 9 a.m. noon families Thursday evening, July 22 sored by the School One PTA, featured a Moonwalk, games, crafts, raffles, a garage sale and bake sale. Organizers were Beth Baliko, Peggy Monday, July 19 through Friday, For registration, call (fH)H) Wl Greaney, Donna Ostrowski and Nancy Vfcarl. •Tuly 23. ,r»(>7H by Wednesday. Tamilian! \s students win musical accolades Extend the life WKSTK1KI.M Students of the Hecond prize winner in Lhe Musical Cluli. She also received at the Oregon Music Teachir- Sondra Tnimnain nl' West field New York ('oii^resH of I'iano the .r> Year Award lor annual Assot'iation Convention at tlu- have won prizes in competitions Teachers Karly Division held at auditions from the MKA of N.J. University of Oregon in Eu^ein- of your gas grill. in New York ami New .Jersey (!AMI Hall earlier this year. Angela Kim. and Diane Park She performed a recital at rScth and luive performed m concert Kathryn Cliern and Jason also were awarded Five-Year Hall and gave a Master CI;i-~ at Stcinvviiy Hull and Weill Hall Taminnm won (lie He (irado awards. IM>bii> Toplansky, and lecture. This summer -In in New York City. Award as a cello find |>I.IMO duo Christina Yan^, Thomas Kit!km will perform at the Shandeln Jeim and lienry Namkim^, in the I'iano 'feather society of and Kate Mowers were awarded Festival in Livingston Manm nud Angela Kim were all firs I American ('ompei ilion Tliree-Yeur Awards. Kate N.Y.. and at the TiHjhni.ii, jiri/.e winners in I he 2Hlh annu- They performed in Weill Hall Bowers won a si'cond prize iti Institute of Piano at William- al piimo competition of the MKA on .lime l.'i in the Winners the l,r> year-old solo category of College in Williainstown. M.t of New ilerM-y.They performed in Rental the (lifted Conipi'titiou. She won This spring she was n jud^e !<<'. JKozlowHki I [fill at Seton Hall .Julie Choi, Kate Walsh, lhane the third prize in the Concerto the Leschetitzky A.SSOCIIIIKH. University. I'ark. and .IUHOII Taminaui per- Division. Debut Competition held iT Jean won firs! prize in the fornic! Tainmani was the ^uesl artist won firwt prize with her hrolher, New .Jersey ensemble contest Henry, in the u^e II \2 two The performed earlier this year 'piano category at Stein way Hall in New York. An^eln won the fust prize in Thomas .1 Killian and Historical Society will the a^e 1-1 solo cutenory. Kli/.abeth Kncarnareioit, also nl .lean and Henry alsu wnn the We.stfield, were honorable men- Hron/.c Knsi'mlile Award lor the tion jirize winners in the a^e l'l hear talk on gangster YouiiK I'ium.st ('uiiijirl iliiui of II (li\isi(iii of tin- 2fMh annual Ne^w .Jersey. MKA (lifted competition two WKSTF1KI.1) "The Life and Times of Longy Zwillman." (imce Kim perlonned at Wcill piano category, fhomas ;rtso won notorious I'rohibitumera New -Jersey crime boss, will be lln Hall as a srroiul place winner in third place in the l^t year old topic of Nat Hndian's talk at the First Wednesday Luncheon tile solo division (if the You tin solo category of the West field Historical Society at noon, July 7, at K.tl Pianist Competition of New Tanya Trim was elected pres- Fields Kt-slaitrant. -leisev on .lime (i. She also was ident of the Westfield •Junior Bodian, a Cranford resident and former Newark journal ist. will detail Zwillman's birth in Newark's old Third Ward, and his evolution from produce peddler to numbers runner to tending bootlegger and organizer of the country's first nationwide crime syndicate, all from his Newark Third Ward ALL CHILDREN'S THEATRE base. fl Our Annual fSri983 Not only did Bodian draw from library, historical society references, and his own per World War II boyhood recollet Summer Performing Arts tions lor his talk, but also spoke with former business asso- NE«JOW. Day Camps ciates of Zwillman, members of the Zwillman family, and Get a Gas Grill Tune-Up Register Now! siirvivuifi individuals who had known Zwillman from the Broadway Musical Revues I bird Ward From MUi EHzabethtoHtn Gas Boys aiidi;>tli • A|)«s 6 l J Regular attendees of the First Wednesday Luncheon will MttaftM be contacted by a phone committee of the historical society TIM MfmiM HHTCII Dnict IkMtrt to verify their reservations. Space permitting, others are Like any equipment, your propane or natural uas HWMt welcome to attend by calling 2:13-2930 before noon, July 5 for iw s'tr,, July 12-23 • 8 IWfrSfM j »% 1*» • M» • t PM seating information. grill riteils regular maintcniuiee to run el'lieieiilly (973)335-5328 Air-Coiidillon.d and provide you with many years of sale, enjoyable barbeeues. Our (ias (irill Tune-Up does just dial. Gregory given Newman Award • (.)ui cxtlusivc luuul tuiilxd finish. Our trained servire technicians will clean all the WESTFIELD Dianne honor of Newman, a pioneer in burner eoniponents aiul adjust the flame, if your U's thi' ultimate in lasting impressions. Cn-eKory has ln>en honored with special education in New Jersey the Kuth K. Newman Award for Newman founded the Granion grill needs new pails, chances are we've got them. Kxcellencc by the Council of School in Livingston and The parts cost extra, but installation is free. And. if Private Schools for Children worked closely with "special with Special Needs. needs" pupils prior to her death you're an Mli/.abethtown (las customer, you can Gregory is a teacher nt the Gregory received a degree in charge it all.to your regular gas hill. Heron School, n school for "spe- special education from Jersey cial needs" children in luirwood. City State College (now New Call us today for an appointment: She has been on the school's fac- -Jersey City University) in 1975 ulty for 15 yi'iirs. She lives in Westfield with her The award is given every husband, Robert; her daughter-*. (908)289-6400 year to a persi»ti at each of the Michelle and Kristen; and her council's 12 member schools in son, Michael. Nl IDA NEW GRILL? V\e also sell and install The f nrlc hment a wide selection of in i-round. deck-mounted Tutoring & Enrichment or carl style grills. (908)6540110 Only \Vcnnl-Modc i>ttcis \i>u iln 11tit- immune i)ii,il I'rices start at $2W 424 A 7 i. New Jersey 07090 CXllllSIM- Ultllll slt-p ll.itlll- Asch Elaine C. Sigal plus labor. Call lor details. rubbed n.uut.il finish Siup ni WHAT IS YOUR CHILD DOING THIS SUMMER? tiuLiy to sec it lor voiirsdf '- "" •

ENRICHMENT CLASSES STILL AVAILABLE N%51 EliMabethtown Qaa KINDERGARTEN-GRADE 12 CALL FOR INFORMATION. 326 Route 22 Westbound • Qreon Brook • 732-424-2200 New Ideas. Traditional Values. iiir conditioned * thn 1 n <. r>i.,« „ www lr«»hlmprowlons n»l • E-Malt; !(oihimpn«fl(>l com mornlnn or « i P'U* mOr® ' r«l"X«d ntmO§ph«f« Open Sundays I In I mQfnliiiiifiinrnl9 r( Ovenlt1niln " ° « ' 'tfltecertmod.^p^n^I hi I mild turn ttl < ' "'•' June 25, 1999 Record-Press Tibetan monks are performing at WHS on Saturday night WESTF1KLP Kicliard Cere I'S. chan.-. Prodiiftions and the Loseling TiU'tan multiphonii' chanting Institute will present '"The was an integral part of the open- Mystical Arts of Tihet: Sacred ing ceremony music csmi|H>sed by Music. Sncred Dance for World Mickey Hart at the l'HKi Olympics Hi>almg. " on .lime 26 at thein Atlanta. The monks have per- West field High School auditori- formed with Phillip (.ilass. Kit am. um. 5rS<> Dorian Rd.. 7:'AQ p.m. Paul Simon, Patti Smith, Natalie Ticket*! cost $lf> and can be Merchant, the Beastie Boys, and purchased at Town Bookstore. 255 many others. E. Broad St., Westfield; Nirvana, The monks have performed 218 K. Broad St., West field;an daround the world, They are from HealthBesi, Galloping Hill Mall, the Drepung Labeling Monastery, I'nion; also purchase tickets at established in 14 Hi and ogee the the door on June 2ti. largest monastery of Tibet and The nmnks are featured on the home of the early Dalai Lamas. liolden tiloU' nominated sound- Tilietan music, in the last decade, track to the nun ir .S'riivi Yt'ar.t in has begun to have an enormous Tihct and have pert'tirmed with audience. The monks are particu- Phillip Class in the premier pre- larly renowned for their tnulti- Investing in youth * sentation of his Academy Award phonic singing in which each Robert Dowens, president of the Town Btink, of Westffeld, pre- Nominated music to Martin monk simultaneously intones sents Jerry Hughes, trensurer of Project Graduation, with a check Scorsese's Kumttiii. three notes of a chord. for $250 to support the Westfleld High School Bash '99 post-grad- Two of the CDs by the Ix>seling Their tour has the blessings til uation party. multiphomc singers "Sacred the Dalai Lama and the support Tibetan Temple Music" ;uui of the nou profit Richard Cere Linda King, Fine Arts supervisor, was host of the awards ceremo- "Sacred Music Sacreil Dance." Foundation. Support goes to the ny for WesHietd High School seniors. achieved a tup II) listing on the monks and !oTil>ctan relief. Wuertz awarded for ; Fine Arts Department Residents graduate psychology excellence scori'ii PLAINS AP classes She is an tumor honors WHS seniors from Mount St. Mary .laci|iieliiie Wucrt/, a senior at student and a twoyenr in Eleven uomen from The Shannon K l);irlmj;ton "I I'nion Catholic llijili School, her ol" the Natioiuil ^ Record-Press area hiive gradual ('aii'" A\s;inl lontstiintlint! con was presented with a teilil'i Society. Active in tier comtminf-j WESTF1ELD — Westiield Award. Beth Rachel Satkin; f'd from Mount St Mary rt'i n loi ollu-rsi; Shuloll Nlav 1 >.V ciitc Tor the Teachers of ly. stie h;\s hren a nit'inlu'r or High School's Fine Arts Patrick S. CJilmore Award, Academy in Watchung. Mrinorinl Awan!; I'ICMKII'III'S Psychology in Secondary thr (tirl Scouts for l.'t years aiici, Department held its second Wendy Lin: and Concert Receiving diplomas during Award lor ()utsl : Schools. ITOPSSI Aiiiiiitit l her Cmlette Silvoi? annual Fine Arts Si'iiior Choir Award. Amanda Kelly. ci)iiiiiii>iic«>nieiit esercises •liuu1 •> Kd m .it 11 m a I linprov ement Kxcellence in Psychiihu'V Award. She rides al Recognition on June 7. Drama/music achieve men t were Cindy Ann Coquia of Mi'X'ditli A Doll Sluinui Awiird hy the American VVatchuiiH Stnhles ami lui** Westfield Coalition schol- scholarships were given to Scotch Plains. Shannon Iv May I'v Mcinorial A\v:ii' 10 Psychological Associat ion earned several nhhoiiH in the' arships were iiwurded in Jeremy Chilnick, Katie Cm-ti, Darlington of Fanwoml, Laura A. Seniors: I'lvsnlrnt'.s Awanl (or (APA> nt the I'nion Catholic stahle-rnn horse .shows music to: Natalie Warren, Dchmssy of Wt-Mfield, Meredith Kiliii'at lonnl I'Jxvt'lU'iii1*1; Cireg .Jackson. Lisa A. Doll of Scolcli Plains, cum Academic Awards Assrinlily Knr the pnst two years, Beth K.-t die I Sutkin, and Yair V'illalohoK, and Alhe \.i'niiial Mr! it ('oinincnilcd fecentlv Wucrt/. wns a member of tlici ("thitzti; in art to Anna Tracy laude, Maria T. llodf;es of Scotch Srliolar Wuert/. took psychology hot h Uniiin Catholic Performing and Megtin Pollock; in Feldman; Marian tJlass Plains, cum lande; Kathryn H M:iriM T. lltnl^i's Award ti) Julia I'omami; 1T< > Jobanseu of Srowh Plains, cum seniesli'iN, hut this almost did Arts Company HUIK*' crew drama, Allison Feldmnn; and < Mil :auiinin honors in :ir(;n'l happen Creative writitii; Service has heen an intcyra tnulti disciplined, Laura Fine Arts Award, Zack Korn; laude; Nadine A Kwiatkowski of I'I isidrnts Awiird lor I'TO Vocal Award, Hobby Scotch Plains, cum hiude, wan her other chnice. however, part of her activities both in Lynn Krnsnor and Lisa once dec-idiii|.; on psychology. school with her inemhornhip in Stroud; DirectorOs Award for Christina M. Kwon of West field; A. Villalobos. Wuert/. enjoyed tln< suhji'it and the Service (Mill) and in IHM Bund, Yair (ihit/.a, Woody Catherine •) Niemiera ol President's Awurd for 1 Marching hand scholar Westfield, cum laude; Pin elected to take the course I'm parish youth ^roup. Projects .ships and plaques were pre- Herman Award, David I'Muciituilial Excellent'!'. iiu'luded hnviuv, a Halloweoi Caimlle Ver/.osa of Scotch < 'jitherine .) Nii'iuiiTit tlie second senienter also sented to Wendy Lin, Alexis Koberts; PT< > Crafts Award, Plains. Minima cum laude; and Students are chosen hy I heir putty lor the children of hoi Shin Choi, and I'TO Honors in I'Yencli. parish, hel|>iii|' at a food hunk} tJenuil, Monique Vulcarcel, Megan A Yudd ol West field I'ia Ciiimllf Wrzosn cliissnioMi teachers tiased on and Hob Chernela. Instrumental Award. David their achievement ;nid ei'toiis eiijityini; a ttip to New Yorkj In addition, seven of the stu- I'residfiitV Awnrd lor City, participating in a baby5 The Keith Hertell scholar- Roberts. dents were honored dining the Kducat ion.-il Kxcelleiuc in the study id' psychology. ship was won hy Lisa WHS Purchase Awards Annually, it is estimated thai sitting nii'Jit and a hike salcJ awards convocation in May Me^an A. Yndd Many nf her ailivil le.s helpcii Vilhilohos and the Westfield were won hy Daisy ('jn. Scntt Recipients and their awards: <) H | ,(, i rid i ii|; liiiuijis in artmor; e ill.in MOO, (100 students WomenOs ("Iill) Award for take a Inch school psychology lire ill psychology CIKHS liy prc-j Herzofsky. Sayaka Mutsuda, aw.'trd in drama. I'ri'sidi'iiCs seulini; examples and sitiiaj Music hy Gordon Kaslusky. i course and Ml'tJiill Pollock; West fiel year-old sister. Kelly Urn and Megan l'idlock; Purchase Award. Daisy I'm; Matejn.d grandparents are Direi'torf >s Award for and Art Club Service Awards. William anil Mae Con very of Orchestra, Peidre Lynn; Shara Fischer, Adriaua Fnnwnod, Her |>aterual grand National School Orchestra (iuerra, and Vanessa Koher. mother is Marge Bradford of Crnnfonl Scotch Plains

Day race is Starting At:$ I 69^" set for Oct. 2 Free Cover Includes 9" cotton & foam Mattress SCOTCH PLAINS — In con- Oppor tunitie s junction with the Scotch Plains Dining Room Set Business & Professional Association, the Scotch Plains made golden. Table & 6 Chairs $^QA0O Department of Parka and or Recreation will conducts is pop- ular 5-mile race on Oct. 2. China Cabinet The race has been USATF Premier Home liquity New Style certified and 500 points can be Folding earned by the runners who Credit Line Mattress Sets Bed accumulate same. The course is relatively flat with two moder- ate hills. Splits will be at 1, 2, I'- r 3, and four miles, with water stops. The race features com- 6.49% puterized timing by Compuscore, Registration iB now open and (let a 6.4°% AI'K for the firsr MX monthi and .s. The Alumni Hospital and works at WESTFIELD — An intergen The theme will be "We Shine Scotch I'lains-Fanwood Alumni Association received many Theresa's Restaurant in eratiomil program on Christian for Jesus." The chapel is located at 5 Association lw»n announced the applications and the youiu; Westfield. responsibility for nature begins All children from kinder Morse Ave., id North Avenue, recipients of the 1!)9!> women each were awarded Andrea Liss is the daughter at 9 a.m. June 27 at the First in Kanwood. For additional r garten through high school are Scholarships. I'nndirk Oakley *7, ,0. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Liss of Baptist Church, 170 Elm St., invited to attend. There is no information call (!M)8> 2M2- and Mob Carboy served on the feo. TJie times are 9:,'iO a.m. !o 57().r>. .Jeiiniler I'erivniaii is the Scotch Plains. (Mr. Liss wa.s in Westfield committee lo select I he success- daughter of Hie loriner J'attv the class of'72 i Her college of Attendees will participate in Hums (Class of 'T.i Si'KHSi choice is Marist where she will an inti'rgenerational lesson and and ChriHtopher l'cnvinaii pursue an accounting degree. seed planting, a 10:30 a.m. wor- NJBEST COLLKCB SAVINGS PLAN (Cla.ss (if '7-H. She will attend She is ranked Hi out of a class ship service celebrating creation,. the University of Delaware, of 206, with a tiPA of .'J.7H. She i» noon brown bag picnic, and a- studying jihysical therapy. placed fifth honors in account- guidod walk through the Great During' her four years in the ing at ;i fall National Swamp ending about 3 p.m. Putting College Within Your high school, she was in the Leadership Conference held in "All of us need reminders that marching band, soft ball pro Rhode Island At the state we are connected to and respon- grain, and swimming program. level, she received an honorable sible for the environment," said Child's (and Your) Reach She volunteers on the Scotch mint urn lor her fashion and Minister of Christian Kducation I'huns Rescue Squad as a certi- merchandising promotion plan & Evangelism Dec Dee fied emergency medical techni through participation in DKCA. college cost>. When the student uses Turlington. "Our well being helher you'iv .i p.m-nt oi cian with i!2() boms iiiuiually She was also involved during depends on the health of nature •1 newborn or .i pivtivn, the money tor lollcge. it is ti'drralh on duty and 2.'(0 scramble calls her four years in hi^h school in and. as people who believe in a you're ri^ht to W ion t.i\ed .it his or her lower lav r.ite, not to her ciedlt She .ilso vnlnn- volleyball int ramurals and creator, we are ai-cciiinlable for w teers Children's Specialized worked on the Yearbook. our stewardship of tin1 earth.". ci'rncit about p.iviu^ loriolle^e. lust .it vouvs. And N| BIS I earnings ,uv The program is under the like buying .1 home or tm.iin inj; \<>ut Ireeot stale l.iv. when used to [\n eli direction of West field resident retirement. jMvmj.; tor college takes gihU' expenses. I'lus, vou won't h.ne and church member Lisa AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING Sottung, and the tSreat Swamp planning. It's ,i bi^; investment, but ti< p.iv a iapil.il gains tax. Call For Your FREE Comfort Analysis hike will be guided by a local biol- one tb.il research sluuvs will billow N)IMST and linaiui.il Aid: ogist your children to enjoy a lifetime oi Working Together, ll you iju.ililv, tin- Financing Available Members of the public are If (I ! nvi/imjn All Credit Cards Accepted welcome, but must register for higher i\imin^,v |MV»7 (.'ensus IHite.ui lust $25,000 saved in i\J|HI;ST will he l'. .'(/ 1/I'FIIS (i/ LENNOX' the hike by calling the church H^ures show lh.it people with kuhe- iiriiu' ID iii//rv;r excluded Irom consideration in the Fras-Air Contracting, Inc./Arrowhead Conditioning office at (908» 2.13-2278. lor's decrees earn 7(->",. more than ttllilll, Ull ild/ award of state-lunded, need-b.ised CALL NOW 1-800 339-1153 For FREE Estimate 24 Hour Service people without them, .uiorihnj; tn .in utl i'iiuntif Magazine, tor or the beneficiary is a New include pizza, beer, wine, and soft l ui 1 February l » >, the best sUU< Jersey resident. There are no In limit Of 'Tin South AM'IIUC Train Station drinks. Proceeds will support the tuition-s.ivings programs Studies show application feesor income aiul age Fanwood Democratic Committee's campaign on behalf "promise to he a popular—,ind that parents are requirements. You don't even oCl'opulus, Plante. and Kenny. sensible — w.iy lor pa rents... to have to be the child's parent For more information call Tom • still the primary I'laiite at i908> 889-5298 or write save for their children's tirandp.i or lirandino cm start .in to the Fanwood Democratic education." In New lersey, we're source in paying NJHKST account too. In the May 1. Committee. P.O. Box 163, one of Ihe slates lucky enough to 1W, issue of Nt'tvauvek maga/ine. Fanwood, NJ 07023. have our own program: N|BI'ST. for college. Jane Hry.int Quinn recommends sinarl How NJBEST Works, You The question NJHFST .is her favorite way loi Walk pledges due simply wt up an aci'ount for your grandp.uents in New lersey lo child's I'uhirv college costs. You is how. contribute to their grandchildren s WESTFIELD — Letter Carriers of Branch 1492- can contribute as little as $25 per ediication.il future. Thinking Your chlW may b« smarter n,,tli,i..,., t.,-r ^.^i.^iu.w n,ir ,,..,,i,,.,v Westfield, held its 11th annual month. With over $75 billion under manage- about going back lo school? You can even In I , I". 11 • 11 > • > ,.| ,,li .in,-, ,,.. i t.i.lin liu-.li.ltliui ,u »I I,i! III! I- .mil ir,ili/t. ttn-ir |M .lilili.il Muscular Dystrophy wnlk-athon \ li-« tp in-, i nirk i ,ui lif)(i -..•HI L litlil IIII|IIIIM- \\4',ih study skills .unl i'..nri the on June 13 at Tamaques Park. ment, Ihe New lorsey Treasury set up an NIHI'ST account lor yourself The Branch requests thnt those Department's Division of Investment man- i Mil i n |,iii|».iriN |.i. !• . ins ,i,.| «,. (,,!,„ ln ri'iidinn iili who have pledged a carrier have 1 sliuly the donations in by June 30 or ages tin NJHIiST fund. When your child is .mil SVt \i"l' |.irp in hi-l), -.1(1,1. nt... ,,|| Kiiulrsilu ln-IK-f m s,li,>,,| j n nmy mail them c/o Branch, 1492, ready for college, N)RHST makes your sav- Call ua and l«t u« halp your child br«ak tin failure chain. I'O. Box 152, Westfield, NJ ings available to pay for it. SAT 07090. Branch 1492 was again recog- NJBEST Federal and State lax Huntington | -'| nized by the National Association ' Advantages, Contributions to NjHHST grow 1-877-4NJBEST of Letter Curriers for its fhilit i mi •fMg*wa(*r tax-deferred until the monev is taken out for wwvv.stiiU\nj,us/tri'iisury/os.i/ IMW ,;r, :i!HHi fundrniaing for MDA, placing Mwrtatom fifth in the state, and was invited . 7IJ 1V [I71JI1J !ir.0ll to participate in The Jerry Lewis Telethon on Labor Day. 25, 1999 Record*Press A-9- Terensinski gets award from Arc for achivement Stmiiii SCOTCH PLAIN'S Marv Developmental Centei'. She now Margnrot 'IVrensinski, :i ivsidt'iit also works daily at the Arc's of Tlic Arc (if I'luun County's Scotch Plains Work Center, where* Funwood (iroup Home, wus lmn- her work has improved through-; oivii with the HttW Ann Miine out the years. She is able to work Luimey Achievement Award ;it on assigned tasks until comple- the oi^aiu/.ation's annual moi't- tion with only informal supervi»> ing yostiTiiay ;it Kvnnnel Church. sion, i The award rt'eogni/os tilt' "In essence, she is currently: ;u\'onii)lisluiieuts of an individual an integrated and productive? from an institution who is now liv- member of Union County and ing in the amuiiunity. Kwviviiu: should he considered lor tlie Ann, this award makes tlu' person eli- Marie Liinney Awnrd," said gible fur tile Now Jersey and Dettmer National Hill Saihtcr Awards. Besides Terensinski. Martin "Ms, Terotisiiiski has inadr Makow of Clark received, an vast strult's m improving I hf award lor his volunteer contribu- overall t|iiiilily of lit*-." said Hun tion. Russell liovland, outgoing' lVtlnier, program administrator President of the Arc's Hoard ot"> of the home who nominated Directors will also he honored aw Teron.-unski for tin- award "She is will hoard ineinhers Mnrin. well adjusted to her current liv- Cousins and Kandnll Williams. ' ing arrant;rint'nt aiul she is an The Arc also presented 70 cer- integral part of the group home's tificates of appreciation to vari- community. She has developed a ous individuals and corporations fru'lidship with one of her house for their support and commit- mates and often seeks lo aecom mi'iit to the ajsency. The evening pany her when out m thctominti will conclude with a viewing of nitv. She fully purtu'ipal es m The Are's new video. household I'esponsibilil les and The Arc ol I'nion County is 1 recreation arlivities " Students hear first-hand account of war uiaikmi; its "illjli anniversary as' 1'revious (o her coming to the a leader in providini:, support,' I Wesche, who served as a pilot during World War II, addresses Westfield High School students In Val Torquay's 10th grado class atudy- Arc's Kanwood (iroup ilome, advocacy services and programs. I Survey of American History. Wesche. a 1939 graduate of Rutgers, saw action in the Pacific during World War II. He has been a volunteer 'I'eieiisinski lived in the Newark For more information on The Arc, "l the Westfield Public School's Sharing Talents and Skills program for several years. Crisis ('enter and Yiiieland call i (IDS) T.'il VH'Jli.

Store will host hook discussion group Residents graduate from county vo-tech r WKSTHKLD The Tou n Hook Stor.', 2f>.i K. Broalin Westfield, who studied mail lie- Tlit> SPr-'HS musicians includ- cussed 'The pnlihc is invited; it is desired that ^roup ineinhers were -i2 students from Ann Thomson. nance mechanics. ed (icialil Kannski. Koliin Kraft, read t he hook in order to participate. ('opies are available at the lReoonl-1'ress area From Sintch f'linns J.ison Adult high school gradti; ili's Kun -Jin Lee. llollv Oat is and houkstorr for a discount Lisa N'agi. who sanj; the n.iliini il 32nd annual graduation Richard Ha rich, I'eier A. Boriglit, included Krystal Mayer of Sci-slili I'or more information, call i!MI,Si ;»:(;( ;f;Vtft. ny Tuesday June 22 on Stejihanie S. Howies, Stott Plains, who completed her em arse an tin "ill as well as per lot niiii|; it VO-tech campus on Karitan Chefesi ich, Samone \V. Cloinon.s, requirements in June. included student.- from the Mustafa K. Dniny, -James Heller, Music for the commenct'iivi'iil 'session. I'veinne, division and Krista Nicole J licks, Marcus exercises was from student in -»isj- high school. Hillniiiii, .Joseph Luhrano, lians at Scotch Plains-Fains- owl HOURS LOWEST Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 AM to 9 00 PM lay Session graduates: ileannie Klizubetli Ann McCoy, High School. They played "The Lorenzo Mennella, David Myers, Fri 4 Sat 9 AM to 10 PM From W'rstjuld Kelly Star-Spangled Manner," al llie Sun. 10 AM to 6 PM strong, Nlarita Knksson, Andrew David I'onzio, Jniiusz beginning of the [irogiam; "Ntny GUARANTEED Not r«sfiu!i:,iMr (in typ(HIM|ilM (>;'!) !)9 Piu.es do not Phillip. Lisa 1'ierce. Williams from Ueethoven's Ni nlli ilf! Of coupon and we wll mclui.le 'liilf. l.ix Heft (IIH I'S r( input 01 bti.il thai |)N( c .'•I UJ li/ llll!Hl.'i> i|Illf'S!i oth(!IWI! ••utjjf'U Ic ABO DlscomP Wines '•l.|..-l...ir| Professor will speak on mythology 870 St. George Ave., Rahway, CVS Shopping Center • 732-361-6776 • FAX 732-381-8008 at Holy Trinity Church on June 30 2370 Plalnfleld Avenue. South Plainfield • 908-756-2165 • FAX 908-756-0350 SEAGRAMS 7 DEWARS SMIRNOFF BACARDI RUM WESTFIELI) Dr l.oi... niii|or ^ods, the mythological Texas, lie has puhlislit-d ext in CROWN JWRED OQ99 Vodka 80 Light • Gold Markos, a professor at Houston riiuses of the Tl'ojiin War iiml tin sivelv and has presented pajjiTs Baptist University, will speak at (all of the House of Atreus He at cunferenu's. He is listed in Holy Trinity (ireek Orthodox will explore and explain the "Who's Who Ainonj.,' Ainericiis 13" Scotch 15" Teachers," He earned in I'll.I>. in Church, 250 Gallows Ihll Kd , on deeper meanings of these tales JACK CUTTY ABSOLUT CAPT MORGAN HUM 4 *7<)9 June 30, 7:30 p.m. m t hi- Parish and assess their relevance for us Knf,'lish with a minor in CIUNK iis, 99 Onq Spired • fVriil hdy 1 DANIELS SARK Vo Red 17 Regular •Dmli ield/Mountiunside Chapter the American Ked Cross is / SHARPS LOWEHBRAU HEINEKEN j A99 •oring (i cur raffle now 7T>-nay Prime-Link c:i>. Atcohol I 17 h Sept. 2(5. 1 1 The raffle will help support }. Handyman P'rogram run by i Chapter to assist seniors and disabled in day-to-day tasks 4.45% ir id their homes, allowing more independence in their Open a 75-Day Prime Link CD with $5,000 or he car is a red 1986 Replica more and you'll receive a 4.45% APY. The APY will JTB Ferrari, with an esti- __ market value of $14,000. automatically increase whenever the Prime Rate goes ill be on display in front of up and is guaranteed never to decrease below the IK D0MA« r chapter house, Monday Blanc D Uun > ugh Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 initiaJAPY during the term of the CD, Your funds Nip« Vina (B^i On Thursdays Bee it by the are insured up to $100,000 by the FDIC. Act den Realty Building on iby Street and Elm Street, now because this offer is available for a limited 6 to 9 p.m., and on time at our Scorch Plains office only. Mays in front of Brueggen el, 127 Central Ave. from 9 to 1 p.m., weather permit- Closer to what matters'" ihe raffle tickets cost $10 per lation and can be obtained by ftacting the chapter at (908) 1-7090 or stopping by one of 1 Yalky National Bank 1 i locations mentioned here. The second place prize U a 1 ')!> \XV MII.'I'I Avrnilf :lor ladies stainless watch, T COORS nated by Martin jvelers/Rolex USA, estimated 1-800-522-4100 I Reg. or Light lue of $1,150. The drawing will I held on Sept. 26, at the chap- 1 house, The ticketholder and ! KV39" tTlS-TMTnlrt-Tri' 3C*i *" ••""« * >+">• ***** •**«"* *t»»h**| *m**r •• •** Am A*u iW**«f *««"' 4wi^f - *• -! guest are entitled to attend a \W.|h Co I|).in )IH' AM/ ' jr-iy j bnic donated by The Windmill fWestHeld. Record-Press June 25, 1999 Westfield High School graduates receive awards: WESTFIELD — Westfield Elizabeth Nicol. Corrinne Talley, Nicole Tytninski Westfield Association of Caitlin Nish. Calculus BC Award — Tara Bhandari. :jHigh School honored three teach- Marc Wealey Hardy Human and So Young Yang. Administrators and Supervisors Brown University Book Award -jers and more than 150 students Rights Award — David Roberts. Rider University, honorable Scholarship 'touching profession) — Elizabeth Nicol. , Pre-Caiculus Award — James "June 3 during its annual awards Harry Lewis Memorial mention in 19th annual writing — Rachel Laskow. Margaret Dietrich Award (lit- Schliesske. night. Scholarship (woodworking) — contest (poetry) — Danielle Eugenie Colmlacci Memorial erature and writing) — Tara Fundamentals of Calculus Paula Roy, chairwoman of the Richard Lang III and Seth Constandis. Award (Lincoln-Douglas debates) Bhandari. Award — Katherine Fromtling. '. English department, received the Burstein. U.S. Naval Academy, certificate — Katie Heinen, Megan Hobson, English Department Book Computer Science Award — I Distinguished Teacher of the Year Col. and Mrs. Henry Bayard of accomplishment (offer of Sandra Rhfin, Suzannah Awards — Brian Gillen, Ryan Michael Stotler. ' award. McCoy Scholarship, administered appointment) — Richard William Skolnik-Smith and Abigail Speck. Hogan, Erin McClellan and Integrate Math Award — Amy J-; Anthony Quaghano, a mathe- by the Westfield Foundation — Lang III. Presidential Kilucation Award Kristen Pastir. Molnar. i/natics teacher and the National Gordon Kaslusky and Alexis West Point Leadership Award (seniors with ,'i.f> or higher aver- Smith College Book Award Jerald H. Biener Award -r~ iionot Society adviser, received Jemal. — George A. Stribling Jr. age) —- Peter Abdelmewsieh, ijunior) — Amy Ngeow. Karen Veltri. ,*he Robert and Linda Foose National Merit Scholarship Westfield Jaycees Scholarship Elizabeth Ancharski, Kevin Stanford Book Award (junior) Black History Month Essay 'Memorial Award for Excellence in Program, Commended Students — Donald Bucciarelli, Brian J. Anton, Evan Buum, Tara — Stefanie Bistak. Contest — Alexis Jemal. [•(Education. — Elizabeth Ancharski, Inna Dowd, Elizabeth A. McKeon, Bhandari, Jessica Brendler, Noel and Thelma Taylor Albert R. Bobal Social Studies • ', Kathleen Hauser, a physical Bruter, Sara Carpenter, Danielle Daniel B. Moore, Mark A. Rebecca Brinkman, Inna Bruter, Memorial Award (English and Award — Tara Bhandari. (education teacher, received the Constandis, Jeffrey Diamond, Rotondo, Robert N. Stroud and Alaina Buckland, Diana science) — Alyson Rentrop. Columbus Day Essay Content ,VTO Outstanding Teacher of the Samuel Eidus, Timothy Francis, Claire M. Tafelski. Burduiia, Sara Burnett, Seth French Achievement Award — Winner — Sarah Mahran, Erin ' Year Award. Katherine Fromtling, Lisa Youth Volunteer Award — Burstein, Marta Capasso, Jamie Rood. McClellan and Dan Weinberg. i Awards presented to students: Gorbaty, Laura Gornowski, Philip Laura Krasnor. Timothy Caprario, Sam French Club Service Award — Jewish Federation of Central : Edward J. Bloustein Jan, Kristina Jarmas, Andrew Awareness Club/CATCH Carpenter, Jennifer Chiesa, Diane Pritsker. New Jersey — Rachel Laskow. ' ! Distinguished Scholar — Tara Lange, Jennifer Matro, Rebecca Award — Veroncia Chapman, Francine Chow, Gladys Chow, French Elan Award — Sara Martin Luther King Jr. 'Bhandari, Inna Bruter, Seth Matro, Daniel Moore, Nora Corrinne Talley, Deidre Glasgow, Andrea Constandis, Danielle Carpenter. Association Essay Contest j&urstein, Marta Capasso, Sara Murphy, Nefthi Sandeep, Beth Michelle Williams, Alexis Jemal, Constandis, Adrienne Coppa, French Excellence Award — Winner — Alexis Jemal. '. ECarpenter, Danielle Constandis, Satkin, Lindsay Totams, Karen Tracy Aliche and Andrea Hester. Jeffrey Diamond, Brandon Doerr, Jennifer Matro, Model United Nations Award 'Jeffrey Diamond, Laura Veltri and Andrew Wislocki. Marc Wesley Hardy Annual Brian Dowd, Laura Dvorak, Steuben Award (German) — — Evan Baum and Amy Molnar. • Gornowski, Jessica Hu, Oliver National Merit Scholarship, Awareness Club Award — Samuel Eidus, Julie Elmuccio, Elizabeth Ancharski. Singh Family Award (interna- Manney, Teri Lee, Jennifer Matro, high scorers (among juniors in Veronica Chapman. Jenna Fertakos, Katherine German Service Club Award tional understanding and cooper- •.Rebecca Matro, Sayaka Matsuda, the year 2000 National Merit pro- Martin Luther King Jr. Fromtting, Yair Ghitzu, David — Kathryn Cuca, Rebecca ation) — Sayaka Matsuda. P^Ieghann McMahon, Daniel gram) — Stefanie M. Bistak, Association of Westfield — Ilka Goldberg, Rebecca Goldberg, Lisa Goldberg, Lee McDermott, Psychology Award — .Jeffrey rMoore, Ilka Netravali, Caitlin Brian S. Chiger, Samuel D. Netravali. Gorbaty, Laura Gornowski, Bo Kathleen McGrath and Elise Diamond and Natalie Warren. ^Nish, Christopher Phelan, Beth Fleder, Shana A. Golembo, Lisa R. Concerned African American Quan Han, Lauren Harris, Laurie Tate. Social Studies Department ISatkin, Natalie Warren, So Young Goodman, Valerie E. 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Ray, Kathleen Alexis Jemal; Maryann Byrd- Andrew Lange, Rachel Laskow, Language Scholarship — — Adam Polinger. ^Elizabeth McKeon and Lamont Russell-Smith, Yaron M. Sigal, Southern Memorial Scholarship, Terri Lee, Wendy Lin, Deirdre Jennifer Matro. Physics Award (Physics U, b Tanya B. Tran, Jennifer M. Andrea Hester; Paul Robeson Lynn, Jennifer Matro, Rebecca Marc Hardy Memorial Latin advanced placement) — Tara £ Cornell Book Award Woodbury, Ines B. Wu andMemorial Scholarship, Tracy Matro, Sayaka Matsuda, Lee Award •—• Meghann McMahon. Bhandari. ;;{"involved" junior in top 10 per- Douglas J. Yates. Aliche; Marc Hardy Memorial McDermott, Kathleen McGrath, Latin Club Service Award — Rensselaer Medal (junior who cent of class) — Amy Ngeow. Douglas J. Odenkirk Memorial Scholarship, Corinne Talley. Elizabeth McKeon, Meghunn James Pollack and David Ralph. excels in math and science) —*• «!' 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A guid- 1824 at age 101 and seven months led tour of the Revolutionary — the longest-lived male in the j Cemetery can gp a long way to fill- cemetery, jing in the gaps in that knowledge. Other graves include, Sara The Presbyterian Church in Collins, who died at age 101 and Westfield, which acquired the land three months — the oldest women in the 1730s for use aa it burial with a marker; The Rev. John grounds even before the original Grant, the second pastor of the [church was built, currently has Presbyterian Church; Sally ; three guides available to conduct Quimby, whose husband Joseph tours of the cemetery, was the second doctor in Westfield; I With sufficient advance notice Elizabeth Frazee, know as "Aunt jto the church administrator, small Betty," who when ordered by [groups are taken through the British Gen, Charles Cornwallis to ;cemetery and told about some of bake bread for his troops told him ithe town's early "movers and shak- she would do so only "out of fear, ers" buried there. not in love," to which the general ;; School children make up most replied: "My men will not accept a ;bf the tour groups, but anyone single loaf; William Clark, who was •interested in learning about captured by the British and held iWest&eld's early families is invit- on Staten Island is said to have ;ed. recognized the ringing of a bell ' Three classes of Washington there as that of the Presbyterian •School third-graders — taught by Church bell taken by British INancy Sommers, Mike Burgess, troops as they marched through land Eva Morton—recently visited Westfield; Ephriam March, [the cemetery while on a tour of founder of the Sons of Liberty who Bike rodeo fun at School One •Westfield buildings and land- after the war retrieved the bell on Grades 3-5 at School One In Scotch Plains recently participated In an after-school bicycle rodeo. Students were able to have their bikes reg- marks. Staten Island and returned it to istered with the Scotch Plaint and Fanwood police departments. PTA chairwomen for this event were Judy Dougherty and Cathy Hlrschhorn. ; Church guides George Harper, the church, where it still rings. •pee Seiget and Nancy Werber The cemetery contains the •pointed out some of the more fasci- graves of 70 men who served in the mating tombstones, including those Revolutionary War, three who for; Noah Miller, who died in 1730 fought in the War of 1812 and eight !at the age of six weeks, the earliest who fought in the Civil War. Vo-tech graduates receive awards [grave with a stone; William Miller, Some of the earliest tombstones Noah's father and owner of the are made of sandstone obtained SCOTCH PLAINS — According to Heinz Ricken, nical education. He also pointed Automotive Technology, Michael Hand where the cemetery is located; from a quarry near Newark. Most Students, mostly members of the coordinator of Special Projects, with pride to the corporate part- Burns of Roselle Park and Jand Samuel Downer, Sr, described stand upright, but there are two graduating class, were honored each year the students are recog- nerships who recognize UCVTS Nicholas Stanick of Linden; in 'by a markers as "Westfield'a table markers. Over the years, the for excellence in their programs nized by scholarships, financial as a leader in the delivery of edu- Baking, Andrea J. Cuffie of •Greatest Revolutionary War Hero," weather has eroded some of the at the recent 25th annual Awards awards as well as tools for learn- cation as well as technological Linden, A'shone Franklin of |who served with Gen. George lettering and pieces of tombstones Night held at the Union County ing to celebrate their outstanding training. Rahway, Brian Gatesy of [Washington in the Morristown have broken off. Vocational-Technical Schools.. achievements in vocational-tech- Business and Industry Awards Westfield, Carl King of Linden, were presented to the following Joseph Lubrano of Scotch Plains, local students: Graphic John Mikros of Union, Jessica Communications Alumni Award, Reff of Cranford, Mark Rotondo Lisa Anna La Pointe and Richard of Westfield, and Catherine E. Lorenz, Union; The Loretta Wysocki of Rahway; in Jarosz Memorial Award, Sharon Carpentry/Construction, Jose L. Goldner, Rahway; Stanley Gabriel Fernandez of Elizabeth Kerian Memorial Award, Melissa and Michael Fitzpatrick of Ann Mallick, Rahway; TheCranford; in Child Development, Master Gardeners of Union Shameeka Jones of Rahway and County Award, Marita Eriksson, Gina Payesko of Roselle Park; in Westfield; Mobile Education Commercial Art, Melissa Ann Alliance Award, Michael. Weard Mallick of Rahway and Dennis and Jason Wright, Linden; New John Pellicano of Union; in Jersey Association of Counties Computer Aided Drafting and Welcome Vocational-Technical Partners Design, Dinkar M. Patel of Scholarship Award, Jessica Reff, Roselte Park and Joseph N. Stacy #! Cranford; The Parker of Clark; in Cosmetology, Tara Greenhouses Horticultural Lee Bull of Rahway, Taryn Achievement Award, Andrew D. Kaminsky of Clark, Maria A. Ponzio, Scotch Plains; Marion Pinerio of Roselle Park, and mat. Schreadley-New Beginnings Leyla Annette Viglante of p;aVSOTfiKf? Scholarship, Krista Nicole Hicks, Springfield; in Electrical Scotch Plains; Statewide Savings Technology, Jair H. Aquino of Bank Award, Monica dos Santos, Rahway, Mustafa R. Denny of m§ Rahway; The Keith & Theresa Scotch Plains, Nelson L. Garcia m Stinger Award for Excellence in of Kenilworth, and David Meyers \V;n i i Vocational-Technical Education of Scotch Plains; in Electro- Rate Mort for Rahway High School Mechanical Technology, Marcus Students, Shameeka Jones and Hillman of Scotch Plains; in Catherine Wysocki, Rahway; and Graphic Communications, Annual Cooperative Industrial Patricia O. Cardoso, Lisa Ann La Education Award, Joseph Pointe, and Richard E. Lorenz of Percentage Lubrano, Scotch Plains. Union; in Horticulture, Marita Rate Local students receiving Eriksson of Westfield, Sharon L. 7.325% Outstanding Achievement Goldner of Rahway, and Andrew Program Awards, Mathematics David Ponzio of Scotch Plains; in Awards, Science Awards and Law Enforcement, Rnahad National Vocational-Technical Tyrone Moore of Kenilworth and Honor Society were: for Air Jean Marie Perez of Rahway; in Apply for a 30-Year Fixed Rate Home Mortgage Loan Conditioning Heating and Machine Technology, Lorenzo Refrigeration Technology, Mennella of Scotch Plains; in at our Scotch Plains office by September 30, 1999 and Hipolito Q. Itong of Rahway and Maintenance Mechanics, William Joshua Ross of Scotch Plains; in Allen of Rahway and Samuel you'll get an APR that is 0.50% below our posted rate. Allied Health, Ana Selideth Lee Roman of Elizabeth; in Office of Roselle Park and Diane Pinto Systems Technology, Monica dos Today, your loan would have a 7.325% APR. We'll Oliveria of Crnnford; in Santos of Rahway. also waive the appraisal fee, tax service fee and flood search fee for savings of over $350. To be eligible, you Township is offering must have or simultaneously open a Valley checking youth basketball clinics SCOTCH PLAINS — Got Dean Roth will conduct these account and set up automatic payment of your game? climes. Brooks, in addition to The Scotch Plains coaching in the Scotch Plains monthly mortgage payments. Recreation Department has Recreation Pee-Wee League in announced that during July the past, is a specialist in and August, a different aspect sports psychology and encour- of basketball will be presented aging peak performance. Roth to boys and girls in grade* is the former girls' basketball Closer to what matters'* three through eight on coach at Mother Seton Regional Mondays from 7 lo 9 p.m. and High School, and former head on Fridays fi-H p.m. coach for boys' basketball at The clinics, at Kramer (!ar\vood Middle School. He Manor Park, will be open to also is a member of the residents of Hcotrb Plains ami National Association of Fnnwood only. Basketball Coaches. Youngsters are invited to Both have a wide area of Valley National Bank come to any or nil of the ses- experience in working with sions to "pick up" some new youngsters and are looking for- skills which will have them ward to a great summer ses- 1922 Westfield Avenue ready for the upcoming basket- sion. ball Benson, also conducted for Parents, former players, and Scorch Plains, NJ grades three to eight. coaches arc asked to volunteer; iff Registration starts June 14 in their time in assisting with the Recreation Office at $5 for theae clinics. the entire period Call 322-6700 or 233-7333 1-800-522-4100 Dennis Brooks, MSW, and for more information. www.vallcynationalbank.com New parent support group to meet SCOTCH 1'IAINH The La Topics will cover "Nighttime L«chf» beagiie of Westfield hnn Parenting," "Whole Foods for the ' ©1999 Vtfley National Bank. Member Federal Reierv. Svtttm, Mwnbtr PDIC formed a new support group for Whole Family." "Discipline ftir current rtm» countInto the Scotch Plalni office or call 1 -800-522-4100, If the checking tccmifit li «l«fd during dm tmti of thi low. th« "Parenting Your Toddler." Loving Guidance," "Playful IntttMt we diwottttt will be eliminated. You muit tlvt or work in the following communitlu to qualify forthl i tptdil oftfa Seotch Pltlni, Ptnwood, Support group inwtinga will Learning," "Supportive Wtttriild, Mounttlmlde, Berkeley Helghti, North Plilnfleld, PI (Infield, South Pltlnfleld, Edlaon, CJifk or WKchuitf. New (tney. Ai in wimple, be 10:15 a.m. the find Wednesday Husband/Nurturing Dad" and! on a $100,000 loan amount with a 20% down payment tnd no polnti, the monthly payment It a $690.67. Rite li for 1 to 4 family, owner of pvpry month nt the Scotch "Parenting Two or More," occupied dwelling! with loan amuunti up to $240,000. Other prognmi are available for larger loan amount!, Vdley cannot be held reiponiibla Plain* Public Library, 1927 For more information, call for typographical errorii prevailing raiei apply. Bnrtle Avn, Sharon London at (908) 889-0010 TUH next moating will be July or Chriaay Alba'at (908) 663- 7. 1898. \i June 25. 1999 Record-Press B-1 Community life

SENIORS Adventure, vacation Bible school for preschool through fifth grade. SUNDAY First Baptist Church, 170 Elm St., Westfield, 6-8:30 p.m. July 5- JUNE 27 9. Registration: Call (908) 233- 2278. ; BLOOD DRIVE — at Holy SMART DISCIPLINE — Trinity School, 336 First St., workshop for parents with Molly Westfield, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Donor McClokin. First Baptist Church, .requirements; Call (800) BLOOD 170 Elm St., Westfield, 6:15-8:15 N p.m. July 7. Registration: Call (908) 233-2278. BOOK DISCUSSION — MONDAY about "Anniversary" by Michael Adamse. Town Book Store, 255 E. JUNE 28 Broad St., Westfield, 8 p.m. July j RECEPTION — and 13. Call (908) 233-3535. Jundraising event for Democratic AFTER WORK — "network- Party candidates for Fanwood ing party" for single professionals mayor and Borough Council. Sun in their' 30's and 40's. Sir Puff's Tavern, 15 South Ave., Fanwood, Cafe, 43 Elm St., Westfield, 6:30- 16-8 p.m. Cost $35. Call (908) 889- 8:30 p.m. July 15. Cost $10. Visit 5298. njpages.com/single8 or call (908) 232-8827. SON CASTLE FAIRE - vacation Bible school for children THURSDAY 4 years old through second grade. Willow Grove Presbyterian JULY1 Church, 1961 Raritan Road, JERSEY FRESH — farmers' Scotch Plains, 9 a.m.-noon July market at railroad station, South 19-23. Registration: Call (908) Avenue, Westfield, 2-7 p m. 232-5678 by June 30. Thursday to Oct. 28. Call (908) 233-3021. CAR SHOW — antique and MUSIC IN THE PARK — classic car show along Quimby with the Community Concert Street, Westfield, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Band. Mindowaskin Park, July 27, Aug. 24. (Street closed 5- Westfield, 8 p.m. July 1, 8, 15. 9 p.m.) Registration: Call (908) Classics Rain site: Community Room, 654-4100. Municipal Building, 425 E. Broad St., Westfield. Call (908) 789- return 4080. WANTED DEALERS — for fourth annual Antique and Collectible to downtown COMING UP Doll, Toy and Train Show spon- INTERFAITH SINGLES — sored by Westfield Lions Club. Westfield for single adults over 45. First Pantagis Renaissance, Route 22, Baptist Church, 170 Elm St., Scotch Plains, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. The classic cars came cruising Westfield, 9 a.m. July 4, 11, 18, 20. Spaces $30 first table, $25 back to downtown Westfield 25. Cost $2; includes continental each additional. Reservations: Tuesday night, thanks to the breakfast. Call (908) 233-2278. Call (908) 232-8551 or fax (908) Westfleld Chamber of 654-3643. Commerce. Beauties such as a TREASURE HUNT — Bible 19S9 Austin-Healy (above) were real crowd-pleasers. Other classic car enthusiast, such as Vlckf flanuccl, were more Inter- | Campus notes ested In what was under the hood of a 1955 Thunderblrd (right). Two area residents have grad- Kathryn Gurake of 2268 HUTHANNE WAGNER/R-P uated from Lehigh University in Mountain Ave., Scotch Plaina, CORRESPONDENT Bethlehem, Pa. Receiving bachelor's degree in English. degrees during commencement Alyson Skrnich of 531 ceremonies May 30: Hanford Place, Westfield, bache- Kenneth Charles Eberts of lor's degree in history. 530 Parkview Ave., Westfield, Laura Wischusen of 632 bachelor's degree in material sci- Arlington Ave., Westfield, bache- ence and engineering, lor's degree in mathematics and Joseph Wallace Parker of secondary education, cum laude. under way j 243 Kimball Ave., Westfield, *** Registration bachelor's degree in English, Marianne T. Panarese of with high honors. Westfield has graduated from for summer reading club j Manhattan College in Riverdale, * Jacqueline Brooke Wiley of N.Y. She received a bachelor's WKSTFIKLI) The board lor all to admire. { 230 Sylvania Place, Westfield, degree in education during com- Children's Department of the For non-renders who arf^ lias graduated from Connecticut mencement ceremonies May 23. West-field Memorial Library has library members, there is a College in New London, Conn. announced its summer reading Listening Chth, created especial-i She received a bachelor's degree David Michael Greenberg program, Dragon Tales ami ly for "lords" and "ladies" not yerade. Children who are awarded when the club is com- mencement ceremonies Mav 16: Gladstone. reading on their own and who are pleted after listening to 20 books. members of I he Westfield Registration be^an thin week and Memorial Library may register continues throughout the sum- at the library starting this week mer. Dealers wanted for Lions show and continuing throughout the Come to the Children's summer. Department for more details WESTFIELD — Dealers are the first table and $25 each addi- Knights, dragons and castles about either nf these programs. wanted for the fourth annual tional table; a maximum of three witli the names of the readers The library in located at 550 E. Antique and Collectible Doll, Toy 8-foot tables will be allotted per will be posted on thr bulletin Hroad St. and Train Show sponsored by the dealer, Setup is 8 a.m. Westfieid Lions Club. For a reservation form, call The .show will be 10 a.m.-3 (908) 232-8551, fax (908) 654- p.m. Nov. 20 at Pantagis 3643 or write Lois Schembs. 321 Gold Award winners present Renaissance, Route 22 East, Lamberts Mill Road, Westfield, Scotch Plains. Spaces are $30 for N.J. 07090. their Girl Scouting projects WKSTFIKLI) Seven ejrl.s community service, career plan-, who have achieved the Oold nine,, anil personal development.; Award, the highest award in (!irl The tfirls have demonstrated ft1 Scouting, presented their pro commitment lo themselves, their jeels at the Washington Rock (iirl communities, and their world Ten from SPFHS are given Scout Council's recent Awards through earning this award. , Night nt The Westwood, The council's Cold Award; Adele dcLeeuw scholarships (iurwond. recipients are: Meredith I'isacno Projects ranged from (renting of Cranford, Kiinherly Sura oi SCOTCH PLAINS Ten current find former students of I'AOCin I 0/Hf-COHDPHCSS literacy programs to restoring a Linden, Shannon Darlington otf Scotch Plfiins-KaJiwood High School have been awarded scholar- wetlands habitat to reaching Fanwood, Maire Ahrahnm off ships for 1990-2000 by the Adele a«* Leeitw Scholarship Fund. The best ribs in town Alzheimer's patients through Westfield, Kitty Fromtling oi Six of the recipients nrc scheduled to graduate this month music. The Gold Award symbol- West.field, Monica Anderson of from SPFHS. They are Celeste J. Coleman, $2,000; Elise V. Penny Faggina carefully tends to the ribs being grilled Saturday at izes outstanding accomplish Scotch Mains, and Kate Walsh o: Dwindles, $4,000; Christine Doyle, $2,000; Gerald P. Kavin.ski, the Westfleld Neighborhood Council's second annual street (sir ments in the areas of leadership, Westfield. $4,000; .IMMOII Thomas Meehan, $3,000; and Niel Slender, on Cacclola Place. WWW. , , , , Four SPFHS alumni have received De Leenw scholarships in Church will show Graham video! the past. The repeat winners are Adam Bryan Haumwoll, Playground program begins Monday SCOTCH PLAINS Thr Huh- Starring Michael Hiehn^ $2,000; Eun Yub Lee, $2,000; Christine Lisa Rncinez, $1,000; WKSTFIKLD The summer .June 2H. will he shown ril Scotch Plains Hrock Pierce and Jennifer* anil Mnureen Zupkus, $2,500. playground program sponsored Activitif'H will IIP W:'1O a.m.- HfinliHl, Church, WW.i Park Ave., O'Neill, it is a movie for adult* The scholarships are administered by the Plainfield by the Keereation Commission noun and 1-.'1:.'K) n.m, Monday oa .July 10, nt 7 p.m. mid children. Refreshments such? Foundation as part of a bequest from Adele de Leesuw, u longtime through Friday until Aug. 1.1 This is a Hilly (Jnihiun video as ice (.ream and other desaertsj arts activist and the author of 80 books, will begin Monday, .June 28. The free program is hold at ull Arts mid crafts, sports, swim- that has been shown on will be served Immediately after Applications for De Leeuw scholarships to be awarded in ming, sportH louruninunts, play- the viewing, 2000 will be available in January from the SPFHS guidance the elementary schools in the American Airlines and linn town and is open to children who ground fairs and playground fes- received six uwiirds including The program in open to the For more Information, call icholarihlp administrator Sally have completed kindergarten up tivals are planned. Beat Picture and Bent public without charge.For mon Information call the church at Young at (732) 381-6289. to sixth grade. Registration will For more information, call Evangelistic Film awards at the be held at each location 1-3 p.m. (908) 789-4090 1008 Crown Awardt. (908) 322-5467. Record-Press Marshall Yokelson; Obituaries officer in theater troupe L WESTFIELD — Marshall conductors, copper alloys and ORS Victor Yokelson, a metallurgical copper. Mildred Delaney engineer and a prominent mem- He also was a member of the WESTFIELD — Mildred Surviving are two daughters, ber of the Westfieid Community American Society for Metals, Delaney, 91, died June 11, 1999 at Marion S. Meola and Patricia A.; AARP Chapter 1437 Players, died Friday .'it Overlook which recognized him with a the Town and Country Care Center three sons, Robert F., Richard M. Trips sponsored by the AARP chapter: Hospital in Summit .scholarship in his name, Mr. in Peoria, Ariz. and Thomas G.; a sister, Ruth Sept 20-23 — Hunts Landing (Matamoras, Pa.) for the He served on the hoard of the Yokel.son was a member of the She had been a volunteer at Powers; three grandchildren; three "Roaring 20s Festival" and Mid-Hudson Valley (Culinary Westfield Community Players Wire Association International Runnells Sj>ecialized Hospital of great-grandchildren; and many Institute of America, FDR mansion, Vanderbilt mansion. itnd for many years was the offi- and the American Institute of Union County, in Berkeley Heights, nieces eind nephews. Brotherhood Winery, Gillinder glass factory). Call i9o* cial photographer for tin- theater Mining and Metallurgical Mrs. Delaney, who was Ixirn in A memorial Mass will be cele- troupe. Mr. Yokclson also played Engineers. Bayonne, lived in Summit and brated 6 p.m. Wednesday at Corpus 2 '\ 2- 7153 small parts in many of its pro- He. received a bachelor's Westfield before, moving to Peoria Christi Roman Catholic Church, ' Oct. 10-16 — Smoky Mountains (Tennessee). Includes ductions, ino.st notably as a sol- degree in chemical engineering in 1978. 234 Southern Blvd., Chatham. Cherokee Village, Dollywood, Harrah's Cherokee Casino. dier in "No Time for Sergeants." from the City College of New She graduated from Pace Arrangements are by the Menke tram ride and four theater shows, call (908) 889-6769. Last year he and his wife, York in 1938 and a master's University and was president of Funeral Home in Sun City, Ariz. Monthly chapter meetings will resume in September Beatrice Eichler Yokelwon, were degree in metallurgical engineer- the Women's Guild at the First Memorial contributions may be named life members of the ing from the Polytechnic Christian Church in Sun City, Ariz. made to Hospice of Arizona, 7600 Old Guard of Westfield Westfield Community Players. Institute in 1951. During World Mrs. Delaney was a member of the N. 15th St., Suite 165, Phoenix, Mr. Yokelson joined the War II, he served stateside as an Junior Women's Club of Westfield Ariz. 85020, or the Music Fund at Meetings of the Old Guard are 10 a.m. every Thursday General Cable Co. in 1948; he ordnance engineer in the Navy and the Summit Fortnightly Club. Corpus Christi Church. at the Westfield Y, 220 Clark St., Westfield. Group activi- became the chief metallurgical and held the rank of captain on ties include golf, bowling, bridge, day trips, luncheon... engineer of its Edison plant in his discharge. women's events, shuffleboard and the Merrymen chorus. 1967 and held that post until his Mr. Yokelson was born in Helen Ann Crilly The Old Guard is open to retired men and counts an retirement in 1986. Ho was a Brooklyn and lived in Bayonne average of 80-100 at each meeting. For more information, metallurgist with the former SCOTCH PLAINS — Helen Kathryn Sinnott of Piscataway; a before moving to We.stfield in son, Thomas of Silver Spring, Md.; call Don Finter at (908) 233-1407. Chance-Vought Aircraft Co. from 1956. Ann Thompson Crilly, 91, died June 1947-48. 21, 1999 at Muhlenberg Regional a brother, Walter Thompson of Also surviving are a son, Lavallette, 27 grandchildren and Howard; a daughter, Joan Medical Center in Plainfield. A Golden Agers Club The American Society of homemaker, she was born in 36 great-grandchildren. Testing Materials honored Mr. Mrocka; a brother, Bernard; and Her husband, Roger L., died in The Golden Agers Club meets 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. every Yokelson in 1985 with its Award a grandchild. Elizabeth and lived in Scotch Plains before moving to Lavallette 1982. Another son, Roger Jr., died Thursday at the Scotch Hills Country Club in Scotch of Merit for his efforts toward Funeral services were held Plains. Each meeting includes conversation, cards, bingo adoption of voluntary national in 1976. Mrs. Crilly was a member in 1997. Monday at Temple Emanu-El. Services will be 9 a.m. today at and projects for charitable institutions. Refreshments arc and international standards for Burial wa« in Beth Israel of the Altar Rosary Society at two refined copper shapes. As an Memorial Park, Woodbridge. Roman Catholic churches, the Piscataway Funeral Home, 18 served. Stclton Road, Piscataway. A funeral active ASTM member for more Arrangements were by the Immaculate Heart of Mary parish Officers for 1999 are Jeanette Rotella, president; Olga than 32 years he chaired the soci- in Scotch Plains and St. Mass will follow 10 a.m. at Our Bruce, vice president; Marge Van Duyne, secretary; and Menorah Chapels at Millburn, in Lady of Fatima Roman Catholic ety's committees on electrical Union. Bonaventure parish in Lavallette. Josephine Masi, treasurer. She also was a member of the Third Church, 501 New Market Road, Once a month, food is collected and donated for those in Order of St. Francis and the Piscataway. Burial will be in St. need. Peanut butter and jelly is collected for donation to Frances M. Rau Catholic Daughters of the Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. Americas court in Scotch Plains.. Memorial contributions may be the Emmanuel cancer group in Scotch Plains. In addition, SCOTCH PLAINS — trances Annuitants Club. She also was a teddy bears have been dressed for children in hospitals. M. Rau, 80, died June 17, 1999 at (Jirl Scout leader. Surviving are four daughters, made to St. Bonaventure Catholic Shirley Chambers of Aberdeen, Center Building Fund, Grand Trips sponsored by the Golden Agers Club: Rahway Hospital. She had been a Surviving are her husband of Sept. 23 — Black Whale cruise from Long Beach Island co-founder of the library at St. GO years, George J.; two sons, Dr. Mnrylou Lozowski of Scotch Plains, Central Avenue, Lavallette, N.J. Bartholomew the Apostle School. Thomas and James; three daugh- Eileen West of Toms River and 087:35. to Trump Castle casino. The bus will leave 8 a.m. She was born in Elizabeth and ters, Judy Grind le, Barbara Oct. 11-15 — Nevele Grande resort in Ellenville, NY lived in Koselle before moving to Sullivan and Dr. Mary; a brother, Includes daily activities, nightly entertainment and three Scotch Plains in 1951. Robert R. Reilly; a sister, Gene Isabella B. Thiesing meals a day. Mrs. Rau was a member of the Benson; and six grandchildren. FANWOOD — Isabella B. Surviving are three sons, H. Nov. 18 — Christmas show at Evergreen Theatre in Catholic Golden Age Club, at St. Services were held Monday at Thiesing, 101, died June 19,1999 nt Richard Thiesing of Middletown, Mountain Lakes. The bus will leave 10:30 a.m. Bartholomew the Apostle Konian the Memorial Funeral Home, the Arnold Walter Nursing Home Robert E. of Fanwood and John E. All trips leave from the Scotch Plains Municipal Catholic Church; the Altar Kan wood, followed by a funeral in Holmdul. of Rockford, 111.; six grandchildren Building and are open to the public. For more information. Rosary Society, at Immaculate Mass at Immaculate Heart of She was the oldest living mem- and seven great-grandchildren. call Rose Frino at <908) 322-6330. Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Mary Church. Burial was in ber of Redeemer Lutheran Church Funeral services were held yes- Church; and the Exxon Fairview Cemetery, Westfield. in Westfield and had been a church terday at Redeemer Lutheran volunteer imtil she was 90. Church. Burial was in Fairview 'Over 55' Travel Club Mrs. Thiesing wns born in New Cemetery, Westfield. Adults are invited on these trips for the "Over .r);V" Kathleen I). Sutton York City and lived in Irvington Arrangements were by the Travel Club from the Senior Citizens Council of Union WESTFIELD •-- Kathleen I). and crocheting. before moving to Fan wood in 1952. Memorial Funeral Home. County: "Kathy" Hiross Sutton, 5:5, (tied Surviving are her husband, She wns president of the Ladies Aid Memorial contributions may be Wednesday, Jane 30 — Lily Langtry dinner theater. June 19, 1999 at Muhlenberg Ronald I).; a daughter, Heather Guild at her church, assisted the made to the Memorial Fund of Cost is $57. Regional Medical Center in Anne Blood of Wildwootl, III.; two pastor with services at nursing Redeemer Lutheran Church, 229 Plainfield. She had been an sons, Ronald D. Jr. and Thomas homes and served in a number of Cuwperthwaite Place, Westfield, Sunday, July 11 — Woodloch Pines. Cost is $54. English teacher at Woodbridge W., both of (Ireen Brook; two sis- other capacities. Her husband, N.J. 07090, or a charity of your Aug. 18 — Musikfest in Bethlehem, Pa. Cost is $34. Middle School from 19(»H 7f> and ters, Petty Altdy of Franklin Henry R , died in 1976. choice. Aiitf. 23-27 — Scott's Oquaga Lake House in upstate 0 substitute teacher in the Green Lakes and Marylyn DeCuello of New York. Cost is $525 per person, double occupancy. Brook school system during the Keadington; and a brother, Sept. 13 17 Grand Hotel in Cape May. Cost is* $375 mid-1980s. Thomas Hiross of Omaha, Neb. David C. Payne per person, double occupancy. She lived in her native A funeral Mass was celebrated WESTFIELD - David C. First. United Methodist Church Sept. 30-Oct. 1 — Amish trip. Cost is $145 per person, Westfield and in Middlesex Wednesday at St. John's Roman double occupancy. before moving to Green Brook in Catholic Church, Dunellen, fol- Payne, 82, died June 18, 1999 at and the Old Guard of Westfield. Overlook Hospital in Summit. He Surviving are his wife of 52 Oct. 4 — Oktoberfest at Platzl Brau.Cost is $55. r 1975. lowing services at the Higgins Mrs. Sutton graduated from Home for Funerals in Wutehung. retired in 19H4 after 30 years as a years, Shirley M.; a daughter, Oct. 10-14 — Yankee Doodle Lodge in Vermont. Cost i.-i the former Holy Trinity High Memorial contributions may be sates representative with the .lack Cynthia Payne Howell of Fanwood; $430 per person, double occupancy. School in Weslfield and from made to American Cancer Valentine Corp. of Manhattan. a son, David Bradford Payne of Fort Oct. 25 — South Jersey Culinary Arts. Cost is $42. Bloomfield College. She was pro- Society, Somerset Unit, fi(>0 First Mr. Payne was born in Myers, Flu.; and two grandchil- Oct. 31 — California coast and San Francisco (9 days). ficient in needlepoint, knitting Ave., Haritan, N.J. 0H8«9. Lawrence, N.Y. He lived in dren. NOIK 10 — Larison's Turkey Farm and village. Cost is Cednrhurst, N.Y., and Westfield Another son, Mark Alexander $638. N'ftire moving many years ago to Payne, died in 1949. Pasquale Cuccaro Mountainside. Setvices were held Tuesday at Not'. 17 and 30 — Radio City Christmas show unit WESTFIELD P of Columbus. He was a staff sergeant with the the Gray Funeral Home. Burial South Street Seaport. Cost is $45. Hth Army Air Corps 'n England was private. Nov. 21 — Three Little Bakers. Cost is $62. Cuccaro, 66, died June l(>, 1999 Also surviving are bis wife of 1 at the Ringoes home of a son, <\\\ years, Agnese; another son, and France during World War II. Memorial contributions may Ix Dec. 5 and 15 — New York City lights tour. Cost of $25 John. Antonio of Kingoes; two brothers, Mr. Payne attended Hoist ra made to the American Heart includes coffee and dessert Uhildren over 5 welcome). The elder Mr. Cuccaro retired Vincenzo and Carmen, both of University for two years prior to Association or Mountainside Dec. 11-12 — Lancaster, Pa. Cost is $155 per person. in 1997 after 27 years as a cuslo Italy; and .six grandchildren. the war. He was JI member of the Kesciie Squad. double occupancy. dian in the West field .school sys- A funeral Mass was celebrated April 20-Muy I. 2000 — QE2 to Miami. Barbados. tem. Saturday at Holy Trinity Konian Dominica and St. Thomas. Space is limited. Mr. Cuccaro was bom in Giano Catholic Church. Entombment Myra Hogan Hornby All trips leave from the Boys and Girls Club in Union. Vetusto, Italy, and settled in was in the Good Shepherd SCOTCH PlJiINS Myra L. Holx'it, and two granddaughters, Special trips and pickups can be arranged for groups and Westlield when he immigrated to Chapel Mausoleum ut St. Hogan Hornby, 95, died June Hi, Lucy and Catharine, all of clubs. Payment in full is required for one-day trips. the United States in |()U<>. He t icrt rude Cemetery, Coloniu. 1999 at the SergeanLsvitle home of Sei-geant-svillo, was a member of Monsignor Arrangements were by the her son, Robert. She had l>een a past A funeral Mass was celebrated For more information or a brochure, call Richard Stone Watterson Council 1711. Knights Doolev Colonial Home. president of the Fanwood Woman's June 17 at Immaculate Heart of at (908) 964-7555 day or (908) 687-1559 night. (•lub and a secivtniT to a patent Mary Roman Catholic Church, of Raymond J. Holt attorney at Bell Lalxira-tories (now which Mrs. Hornby was a parish- Lucent Technologies) m Murray ioner. Burial was in St. Peter's WESTFIELD Knvmon.l J. West Held, lie served in the Navy Hill. Cemetery, New Brunswick. Holt, HH. died June IH. 1999 at at Pearl Harbor and Midway Mrs. Hornby, who was Ixim in Arrangements were by the Obituaries Muhlenberg Regional Medical island during World War II. New Brunswick, lived in Fanwtxxi Holcombe-Fisher Funeral Home in Center in I'lainfirld. lie retired Surviving are bus wife of 5-1 from 193(> until she moved to Scutch Flemington. Memorial contribu- in 1975 after ;K> years as a sales years, Altheilel; a daughter, Jam's Plains in 1965. She was a member of tions may l>e made to Scotch Plains mnn with the I'aterson bakery of Kichards of West field; and two the Scotch Plains Woman's Club Woman's Club Nursing Srholarslup, Continental Baking Co., which at grandchildren. from 1970-80. Her husband, Cecil P.O. Box 2-13. Scotch Plains, N.J Joseph S. Cummo the time manufactured Hostess Graveside sen ices were held R., died in 1952. SCOTCH PLAINS — Joseph deceased. cakes. 07076. or Mobile Meals of Westfield, Monday at Fairview Cemetery Also surviving are a grandson. 170 Elm St., Westfield, N.J. 07090. S. Cumnio died June 19, 1999 at Surviving are his second witr. Mr. Holt was born in Hayonne Arrangements were by t lie Gray Genesis ElderCare-WestfU'ld. He Teresa; two sons, Richard an*' and had lived must recent I v in Funeral I Ionic. joined the Ni»\v York Citv Robert; a daughter, Joy A"11 Sanitation Department in I9f>;{ Garviti; a brother, Mario, ami I'1 Estelle Freilich Rinn and was a supervisor when lie WKSTKIEI.D Estelle grandchildren. Freilich: eight grandchildren and retired in 1978. A funeral Mass was colebraU'1' Freilich Hinu, 88, died June 21. five groat -grandchildren. Mr, Cuninio was born in 1{>!)!> at the Hoosevelt Care Tupsdtry at St. John Viuiwuv I ler husband. Jack, and anoth- Stiiten Island and lived in Roman Catholic Church, Colonia. Center in Edison. She was born er daughter, Linda Flayton, are Barefoot Buy, Flu., before moving in Hoboken and lived in Brooklyn deceased. following services at the (Jos^'liu U> Scotch 1'lnins in 1996. He Fiinernl Home in Ktli-cm To Advertise before moving to Westfield in Graveside services wore held lni served in the Army during World Memorial contributions may (till Chris 1!)!>7. Mrs. Hinn was n member of Wednesday at Mount Lebanon War II. 1 a lladas.siib chapter in Brooklyn. Cemetery ill lselin. made to Center for Hope Hosp' ' I-800-9K1-5640 His first wife, Nell, and a sis- 176 Hussa St., Linden. N ' Surviving are a sou, Howard; a Arrangements were by the ter, Sister Concettn. nre daughter, Linda; two brothers, Monorah Chapels at Millburn, in 07036. KENILWORTH TcrrilT Road Philip Freilich and Seymour Union. GOSPEL CHAPEL Baptist Church Newark Aut' K .Mnl Si keinlworih I \ in li mil ltd Sum li I'l.ims Ernestine Wesley 908-272-6131 322-7151 SCOTCH PLAINS •Surviving nre three sunn, John Sundny Sorviccs Ernestine C. Wesley. 69, died licv Mitli.tcl Sc.im.it), I'.fiiu of Tttkoma Park, Md.. Warner an' Monday 7:00 pm-Boyi Brigade ') M> .nil "Miiuf.n stliiMil Plainfield. She worked for the Washington, DC,; two brothers Wvdnotday 1 30 pin-Prnyer and Bible Study It) n .mi Morning Worship Hillside Cemetery is situated on 125 acres of gently rolling land. S^'P.j Lnu"dry in South Vardrey I'harr and Willmi" Friday. 7:00 pm-Youth Meeting <><><> pin I vimnn \Yiirshi|i rlainfield. Phnrr, both of Philadelphia, Pa ; Friday Night Children » Club All lots in the beautifully maintained and landscaped grounds b0rnJ in and eight grandchi!((ren. 7-6:30 pm (<3ors. The picnic will he held rain or University, Mason gross School Division of Cultural and shine. The festivities will U-gin at 2 p.m. and run until 7 p.m. There 7:30 p.m. in front of the Arthur received extensive musical Heritage Affairs. in plenty of free parking both oil and on the street. Adult ticket L. Johnson High School. The training, they now voluntarily of the Arts with a degree in evening's program will he a devote many hours of their time music. He is co-founder and The high school is located on prices are $12 in advance or $15 at the door. Kids aged 10-16 are Westfield Avenue in Clark with half price and children under 10 are free. Tickets may be purchased light mix of a variety of to bring music to community principal conductor of the American music ranging from nettings and to showcase world- Metropolitan Brass Band and ample parking. For further at the American Legion, 112 W. Elizabeth Ave. (near North Wood information call (732) 388-5999. Avenue) or at the Elkw Club, 2'AFt Luttgen PI. Scott Joplin to George class guest soloists. The group director of instrumental music Gershwin to Richard Rodgers has appeared in a number of at Wayne Hills. The Clark Public Library offers For more information or directions call the legion at '908) 862- all persons equal access and 9721 or the Eliot at (90K) 925-,'M:i.'i. with a stirring finale of John locations. Their visit to Clark In case of inclement weather, Phillips Souua. There will he will follow a special appearance the concert will be held in the opportunities to participate in music to appeal to ail agen and in Boston in June. school auditorium. There is no its services, programs and tastes, and families are encour- The Hanover Wind charge for this program. activities. Any individual aged to bring blankets and lawn Symphony is led by Peter Boor Sponsors of the concert this requiring special, assistance or chairs early to enjoy the oppor- who ha« twice received the year are Cosmair, Inc., assistive technology may con- tunity to visit with neighbors prestigious Citation of Columbia Savings Bank, The tact the library to request and frienda. Excellence award presented by Clark Benefit Fund and Villa appropriate arrangements be The Hanover Wind the National Band Association Construction. Funding has been made. *rif«&«M Piano trio to perform on Douglass campus NKW BRUNSWICK A Beethoven and Brahms the gram is Brahms' l'i;ino Trio in V (.'enter, CJeorge Street. Douglass ) dynasty continues as youthful and vivacious vitality of Major, Opus 87, making his Campus, New Brunswick. A pianiHl Navali I'erlmari. violinist I heir performance is rooted in an return to the piano trio since the Suinnieil'ass which grants pre- Kurt Nikkancn and cellist Zuill up bringing that strongly concen- mid IHfiO's and being part of the mium access to all main 22 Bailey combine their love of trates on the power of music. beginning of a decade full of Suniinei Kest events occurring in chamber music and exceptional Written in 18Hi during a period mten.se chamber music composi- New Brunswick is available for LttlenlH Itj form an exhilarating that saw Beethoven concentrate tion. only $1<;o. at a '-Hi discount off piano trio, on smaller works, Variations in CJ Rutgers SummerFest 9H the single ticket price. For fur- k The IVrlman/Nikkancn/Hailey Major on "Ich bin der Schneider begins July 'A. and runs through ther information and tickets, call Trio perform on Thursday. July H, Kakadu," Opus 12la opens the Julv 'A], in the Nicholas Music lit H p.m. at Ihe Nicholas Munic program with various of a popu- Center, (ieor^e Street, Douglass lar melody. In contrast with this Campus in New Brunswick. work the trio will perform Center offers specialty classes i Tickets art* $1M. For more infor- Beethoven's Piuno Trio in I) mation and to purchase tickets, Major i"( Ihosl" >. ()pus TO. No 1, a mil the Htitjjers Arts ('enter tick- set of trios for piano and strings, in science, games of strategy written in 1HOK, a very produc- et office at (T.\2\ l all abilities, grades and levels, both reinforcement Italian/Spanish Cuisine mid enrichment. Summer pro- Krumniintf begins the week of Chef' Cw€>rclllU> (formerly ofthv HrUk Ot'c'ti) June 2K ami nr July 2(>. Morning Very Affordable diisim* or evening classes are available. The Knrii'hineiit Center also offers private tutoring, RSATSAT 1 & SAT II review IVEW GOURMET clauses, piled and talented class- es, kindergarten programming, ...IMmicrr 5 to 1O pm and reinforcement classes. Clnnwea are limited to eight Btu- Monday thru Saturday & Sunday 4 to 9 pm dents to enable teachers the Serving: I'astus • Veal • Chicken • Fresh Fish opportunity to individualize and to maximize the benefits to each • even piv.jra ( individual or larj»e) student. Call The Enrichment Center at (90HI 65-I-0110 for additional information, a free brochure, or Special Gourmet Dining Night to set up a tutoring session. Man. & Tues.July 12th & 13th starting 7:30 pm Gallery to -Course Dinner Cull before July 5th & hold opening receive a COMPUMVXIARY celebration with dinner! per person + tax W K ST KIK1.11 (• B L Fine Art opens its second, and larger loca- Due to limited seating, we have extended the above dates to 2 days tion in .June with an extensive inventory that includes the finest in American crafts, including Reservations Required handblown glass, colorful ceram- ics, kaleidoscopes, handcrafted jewelry, Judaica, greeting cards, Call 908-317-4900 original and graphic art, and cus- tom framing. The selection is breathtaking and quite diverse, guaranteed to Drqfts-Domesti appeal to virtually everyone, with items to choose in every Mon-Fri price runge. The staff does not s." Affordable Priced Wines work on commission, so there's 11am to never any pressure. Browser* Farytmr Dining Pleasure! 6pm are always welcome. CBL also plays videos in a children's urea to keep kids hnppy while their parents wan- Catering For All Occasions der through the gallery. The com- plimentary giil wrap is exquisite - On And Off Premises - and adds a finishing touch that makes every purchase look like a (Small parties ;iv;iilahk\ at this location) Kitchen Closed million And, to make shopping FREE Sundays Until even more appealing, the parking Soda w/any 11 AM i- terrific. Great Food & Drinks TO 4 PM Football Season Si up by before or during the Specialty Sandwich |AS Begins! kii.uid opening celebration, which s,u» Daily Luncheon Specials i" -iihednied For the weekend of for Lunch m m. • In ne Jii-27, to enter the drawing. Hot (.ol(ldd SiSpecialtl y SandwicheSdih s Hamburgers li'tir-luiu'titt* and prises high- lit; hi the weekend festivities, Hot I')O$»N • Pizzas "huh (uhninato in a $260 gift urtilicnte drawing on Sunday; *•_':. ami $50 gift certificate win- ners will uUo be announced 908-317-4900 • 607 South Avenue, Garwood, M throughout the weekend at both lW .iune 25,1999 prime time! Record Press/B»5-

COMPLETE ID Snow White to take the stage at Edison School 1 2 S 10 11 WESTFIELD - The West field Summer previous productions such as The Wizard of The West field Summer Workshop is a divi- Workshop will present the Studio One pro-Oz, The Emperor's New Clothes and Ghost of sion of New Jersey Workshop for the Arts, a 14 duction of Snow While ami the Sean Du-arfs Can ten-Me Hall. Nelson has coached her non-profit organization established in 1972. July 28 and 29 at Edison Intermediate School young actors on all aspects of the theuter. Other divisions include the Music Studio. 17 • jt 800 Rahway Ave. 1" "1 am looking forward to an exciting sum- Kids n' Arts, Tots n' Arts, Drawing Workshop. 20 I" The production of Snow White will include mer of working with the community's youth- Westfield Fencing Club and the West field Art all the classic characters: The evil queen, ful stara," Nelson said. Gallery. The mission of New Jersey Workshop R ••• huntsmen, prince, seven dwarfs and Snow for the Arts is to "enrich lives by providing White. The music department, of the work- Chris Hilflman worked for the Westfield Summer Workshop for many years in the opportunities to develop creative talents and 28 29 XI 1 34 shop, will provide accompaniment for the drama department. In 1996, she began work- encourage a greater appreciation of the arts play. Children in grades 6-9 will perform the ing and collaborating with Nelson on Studio through both instruction and performance." 15 classic tale. One productions. This year's production ">s u For information on Studio One ipnrticipat- Director Polly Nelson has been with Studio 1 story beloved by all ages and I am delighted ing attending or any of the other programs, 36 One for more than 10 years. She has directed to take part in this year's play." call < 908 > 78il-9fi;»«. ' 41 1 NJPAC to host 'Sounds of the City' concerts 44 NLWARNEWARK -— Neww JerseJersey showcase talentetal<>ni«>dH \,,Neww .im-^.nJersoy, - IMI.J ;..; ..,.1 ...... u..,..,.i.. ..«• «i... <'.<,. ,..,11 ,...* ... Performing Arts Center will host Villeda. a rising actor and pro- Souiuls of the City will not only bused artists on Thursday ducer. Sounds nf the City will provide the plate, but also give • M M "Sounds of the City," a series of eveningsg . ;V9,, througthrough -July 22. up-aiul coining performers expo- free outdoor concerts designed to lake place at the new I'alcada Hosted by NowarkOs own Kay Har in Theater Square, directly sure to new audiences.I) 01 adjoining NJl'AC Souiuls of the More than 200 groups and City is sponsored in part hy artists submitted audition tapes M Corona Beer. Special Pi beers to participate in Sounds of the 1 Area women win awards will be available fur pure hast . City. The Committee reviewed I SB tf ' Those after-work events are each submission and chose the brainchild of N.IPACOs artists who represent the diversi- in county art contest Community Partnership ty ol loeal talent The artists are Committee, a group of young peo- performing for free and will be SCOTCH PLAINS F Morris Ave., in Union. ested m promoting the arts with- promote other area perfor- numbers and local residents. Thi' show is open Monday ;v HM. ,11 in and throughout New .IcrsovOs mances. •Acre first and third phut- win- through Saturday, 9 a.m.-fi p.m!, urban coiimiuiutU's The New Jersey Performing y lifts of the LJnion County Annual until .Inly at). 10 Ttrt flft (H\V wanted to extend the Ails Center i NJPACi. located on 'Xt *jMintt« Senior Citizen Art Contest, spon- The mission of the .RV is to great success ol the New Jersey the Newark Riverfront near M Dump* -nred by the Union County Hoard provide educational, cultural and Performing Arts Center beyond (Jaleway Center, NewarkOs IVnn 37 i| Freeholders, Dept, of Kconotnic m-roational services to the its front iloors.O said Klisaheth Station and the Ironbound dis- IVvelopment. Division of Jewish community, as well as the 2 Ssenjovu, coordinator of the trict in downtown Newark, is the Cultural Affairs and the Dept. of greater community at large. Community Partnership first major performing arts cen- Human Services. Division on The JCC at tl"u> Will" Jewish Committee. (Vfhere are so many ter to open in the northeast in ti Sihii Community Campus, is a con- ; ft.;, ti Auintf- people who live and work in more t ban 110 years ami t lie sixt h i.i M^tinm- I'ell won first prize in the stituent agency of tlu1 United Newark, looking for a way to largest performing arts center in Mi, I mixed media category, while Way and tin- Jewish Federation relax after a hard dav nf work. the USA. Rotmensz won third prize in the of Central New Jersey. watercolor category. Tlu>ir art work was selected from nunc than 85 works in a variety of media. GRADUATION Reward Days For GOOD GRADES! I'ell and Rotmensz art- mom- IKIS of the Senior Adult Program ONLY/ t the JCC of Central New Jersey. 2 DA^S Sr/nfli in your report card ond we will give you: $A)fJ p'Ujkll 9f Their art work was created as • 2 Free tickets for every "A" on your report md! HlVl mwM$ part of an art class that is taught Ostrich Spotted it the JCC, and is supported hy a • 1 Free ticket for every "B" on your report card! n^^lm,v,.iif^^r * • # / a.int from I he Van Winkle J Koimdation. Thi'ir work, along in Bank. • 4±4±mM • • 4^4lmM I NfW/iiifltliMiM'l • BIIIIIIH'I Inn ' •Aith other pieces, will he on June 29i* and June 30th ¥•••§> I NEW fluiiidmill • VJIITO «i (HWH' , W fflrffffl J Aa-N(WFUN»iiiMiirf'»>iy'(iisi First Night Qjjfy ) Plu) Many Olhpf deal Kideil •I > Westfield seeks entertainers :JI... •' i i WKSTFIELD Peribimt-rs I •; B Minute Wtntci 908 233 0675 iinl entertainers are being Hie Garden Stoh; Partwuy, £xit 14OA Ht 22 S«*f> Mains, NJ -"ught to add to llu- list of tal- I 7 • • •nt tor West field's fourth nnnu- ii First Night. The New Yvur Kve it'lehra- GARDEN OPENING JULY 3 i; • i n of the arts will feature iiiiisic. danct1, theater, story- magic, arts and crafts, Open .1 Vaflcy ChctWmg or Savings .mount with and much mori1. S 100 or more .ind you'll pet one of 22 dilliTcnt Come Face-to-Face] Those interested in porlorm- Beanie Babies1''' - possibly even a retired or special IHK should submit u pert'or- With Sharks! niance proposal including a edition collectible like Princess nr Krin! Act now detailed description of the pro- because this otter is available tor .1 limited time at gram, the length of time it takes, the number of times it our Scotch Plains nttkc only can be repeated, spate require- ments, technical requirements Take A Ride •inci rehearsal or installation u On The Magical requirements. Closer to what matters Carousel! The proposals will be •Ht*J reviewed by the Firgt Night ..<.£.. >A, ' , 'V . Committee and final selections •ire baaed on artist merit, con- Valley National Bank

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Helen fancies that the jolly, Julia Rolierts actually plays a Edwardian) ladies living in occur during a heat wave often sat- ambitiouH young nhrink Th«> that happens, the movie takes on a letter is to her, from her young sum- big American film star, Anna Scott. Florence during the Mussolini era. urated by rain. And they happen Cauldcr (Cuba Goodin^ -Jr.) is captivating radiance that shows mer employee, .Johnny (Tom In London, though .scarcely incogni- It starts in 1935. "Musso" is in his mostly on the streets, so that the aching to perform. The remainder why the Hard remains fresh after Everett Scott). Once he comes to, she manages to slip off alone to strutting prime, and so is the city and its scrambling residents of "Instinct" largely comprises the all these centuries. Cast: Kevin across the letter, which seems both Notting Hilt, the cozy "village" dis- leader of the hen flock, Lady are fully engaged participants. parallel construction of life on the; Kline, Michelle Pfeiffer, Rupert dated and timeless, he thinks it is trict where the travel bookshop of Hester, (Maggie Smith) widow of a Director/writer Tony Bui is psycho ward - the guards acting as Kverett, Stanley Tueci and Calista from her to him. They commence a Bill Thacker (Hugh Grant) fits in former British ambassador to enthralled by the Vietnamese, by evil, sadistic overlords, the prison- Flockhart. (Hritfon) Rated P(M.'i 3 summer tumble of dalliance and snugly Anna is a very big celebrity Rome. Balancing Hester's snobbery their urbane energy and stoical ers mostly pure and Homehow inno- stars. sex that they lx>th (he mostly) fancy (with a hint of PrinceKB Diana). Bill and political blindness, there is graces. He achieves a series of cent - with liie in the jungta, civi- "ENTRAPMENT" - In theis real romance. That tickles nearly is one of the little people. The man Mary, the pudding of warmth and implicative snapshots. Bui, in his lization nerving us the agent, of con- smart, smackingly delivered everyone. Not so tickled is the has tact, dignity, classy decency and English sense served up by Joan first feature, works to his own goal tamination and destruction. The thriller "Entrapment," Ving town's fireman, George (Tom a marksman's way with a low-key Plowright. of contextual celebration (mostly in realiBtic simians arc little mom Kliami's looks at Kean Connery and Selleck). I think you'd have to be a line. Roberts tHn't bad in the film, Mary virtually adopts Luca, the the streets, but also with a lotus than gorillas in the grinl. Cast: says, "Mac, you're too old for thin complete churl not to enjoy this often using her candle power effec- "bastard" son of her Italian employ- garden, a haven of humid lush- Anthony Hopkins, Cuba Good ing (bleep)." The delight of the film is movie. Adults, take a pass on the tively, but she and the script can let er. Judi Dench is a fond caricature ness). Jr., Donald Sutherland, Maura that Connery, UH art thief "Mac" new "Star Warn" show and HUH The each other down. The movie will of the dotty, mannered art lover as The movie is about forms of com- Tierney, George D/.undza. (Stilin) MacDougal, is not Ux) old for this Love letter." Kids, grow up fast so probably have an easy time com- Arabella. The film's early charms passion and acceptance. Such radi- Rated R. 2 stars. (bleep). The added delight - the you can enjoy it. Cast: Kate mercially; Roberta and Grant cast a turn mordant as the war comes. ant, even Buddhist delicacy is rare bonus of wit - is that the Htory Capuhaw, Tom Selleck,Tom Everett wide net for both sexes. Some view- The gentle ladies are hauled off to a in modern films. At its best, Three RECENT RELEASES keeps toying with the suspense of Scott, Blythe Danner, Ellen ers will even enjoy the ribbing spoof drab, shared room. Seasons" has a spiritual visa to "A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S whether he might be, teasing us DeGuneres, .Julianne Nicholson, of a film press junket, some of it The Germans arrive, Luca joins Vietnam. DREAM" - Kevin Kline is Bottom, a with Mac's repressed appetite for Gloria Stuart, Bill Buell. (Elliott) quite funny, but other touches the Resistance, Hester's grandson Cast: Don Duong, Harvey local blowhard whose braggadocio hit* new crime partner, "Gin" Baker Rated PG-1,1 4 stars. lame. (Elliott) Rated PG-13. 2 1/2 comes out of drag hiding to prove Keitel, Zoe Bui, Nguyen Ngoc Hicp, "MUMMY"-The new "Mummy" sturs. himself a real man, and World War Tran Manh Cuong. (Elliott) Rated couldn't give prickly sensations to u "STAR WARS: EPISODE I - II looks like a cheap sequel to "Life PG-13.3 stars. cactus. Filmed in a spirit of volup- THE PHANTOM MENACE" - Is Beautiful." tuous excesH und utrident, juvenile "Phantom Menace" is the first"pre - Cast: Joan Plowright, Maggie RATINGS "fun" by Stephen Sommers, it has quel" to the biggest hit series in Smith, Cher, Judi Dench, Lily 4 STARS - Excellent. South Africa's Arnold Vonloo in the film history. This big yarn strings Tomlin, Baird Wallace, Charlie 3 STARS - Worthy. Karloli" role, the re-awakened (after back to the fabled youth of Anakin Lucas, Claudio Spadaro. (Elliott) 2 STARS - Mixed. 3,000 years) high priest Itnhotep. (called "Ani") Skywalker, the dad of Rated PG. 2 stars. 1 STAR • Poor. 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FRIENDS FIRST WOMEN " yr old, 5-S-. 135 ib widow« white SHARE MY WORLD NICEGUYIHILES lemale smokw. Seeking eanS' %£ Divorced white msto. 40. 6T, 206 be, 51 yr old. 6T. 2OG Ib divorced SEEKING MEN ol».wl» brown hair, graen eyes, nice knUng malt Enjoyt ne shot*, long w Call 1-900-407-6999 Ihe simp* pleasures of We. Must and in good shape- Looking ior en good oonvenwUon. dabaw and la attractive, while female. 35 la 44, to ler In taarch ol a atandar ItrnaM, $1.99 per mln. sense of hUTOr and like muicTS shd'« h« world, BOX 32590 82. who appneitta* honetty, ea ^ng SenoUS rephes only BOX NO HEAD GAMES and no head game*. BOX SZSST - LOVE CA'.UNQ 'i 40 s 5'4 , '20 *. attractive, white. COMPLETE MVUfE S'ngte male who Bnjoys skiing, hiking. FRtENMFIMT •* •^i^c.nai female with light hair and Green eyed. i0Pfl blonde na,ret; ink.nj. walks in the rain and more. 2S yr old. e'lCC aUDeOc. good tooKMa, •—a-, eyes. Enjoys dmmg out. danc- divorced, attraave 1emaie_ a I' ,s Lcoking lot a female, wiih similar Inter- honest, tnandly, wHt* mal* w*i broum inovies. travel and ihe beach. dining out. me beacfi voiiebit ll esi6 BOX 3?61S hair and huel eye*, non-amnwr. % ng rat an attractive, honest, tall "JP-er^dm^sSeekCrna: social drtnktr. En'iyt Ifl* outdoor*, .'. : ae io *fi. for possible relaiion- with similar interests. 26 to 36 OENTLEMAN SEEKS WIFE movie*, dancing, tport*, dMng out conv»r**tion*, bootoHora* and mat*. .V BOX 42405 Childrsn welcome. BOX U660 Honest, easy going, sincere. 43 year old. single white male, enjoy* broad- Seeking a Inandty, hoitttt. WW TRY THIS OUT FOREVER SUMMER *«y shoirvs, YanktM. movie*, bodi- lemaM, 1S- 28. with stmfttr >inia*tt -e 40 s. petHe, energetic, physically S2 w rtd, 57. atuactve. lun icnnn stMos. dancmg, tennis, goll and quht BOX32S89 . >; . . ad.iic-itaUar lemale M of Bft. divorced. whorl9a cm 11 Slngl* whit* male. 4). So*. 1W %k i- is. aid raor«. Looking tor an Sitel- tSOSkV' * *"• ' *' *' BOX 40718 never marrted, no dapandtnta. naf» j^n; handsome, physically Is mala, youmtul. canng maie, 50 to 53 i-, •. possible long tem relat!Otisl-,,p' BOX MARRIAGE WINDED arnoker. oorvdrmkar. drug free tm ji :c 52, lor friendship Bret. BOX h*»lmy Enjoy* tports, nUaMO, dJnM •;230 3T year old Italian. 5' 8', 170«bt. good looking, enloya dining ouL rnovtea, out, parti* naa marktia, quM tkntf fTA LI AN MAN WANTED HEART AND SOUL and mi. Looking tw a tlngl* temaM. sporting events, quiel evening*, look- 30 10 60. for tnanaahlp Aral pOH**/ ie .: old, 54", 110 Ib, single, Italian Slim, attractive, and classy s.n.if ing for a single temtle, 27 lo 40 ysara more BOX 3W« ,, •e-iwie likes dining out, taking and white professional temale. 56" t>!e old. BOX 33007 --:••€ Seeking an employed, responst- eyed blonde, is spmteo. spunm) srii "BLUE EYES" ' emotionally available, with wari^ TWan. " READY FOR ROMANCE " 38 year otd, 8'11'. *ttr*ctrve, noowt, • s. single, Italian mals, 21 to 27, (of and beautiful sou! Seeks sino« white T^an'O^ship and possible relation- Bputded. never married, non-rellglouc, single white male teakt iSraeUwa), «a> profestionai male. 46 to se »;\n sm^ie. winie, Jewish male, 49, ***ka .--lC BOX 33042 gle or divorced while ttmaM. SMI. W integrity, wit, and optrostic spmi ior the i-.'Wi educated. Jewish lemal* *ouJ a •olainnsr*. 1 *rgoy aporta, movMt, LOOKING FOR FRIEND journey ol a lifetime. BOX 32956 mate, non smoker lor lite *(plorationt. ouidoon and comedy duM but nc4 Plpasa «»n|oy iong drives, movies, -"..-, an; active widowed female In her SPARKLING DIFFERENT jionr I am mom than wttana to thaM nuseunis, NPR and poelry Mayb* -•:••,• 50 s. is looking lor an unattached, Honest and open nundea expressive with thai tpeclal person BOX 33002 Hra:ive male, no less than 5'10* (of lemale is seeking a mala. 36 lo 42 lit LvniiV'r AO ii Imd somelliing eitraordl- r..ii> BOX 3/629 ALL THIS AND MORE j-s^ship and a possible relationship. erate. kind ana wifty, thai coul ] be he' 32 yr old. 5'8*. 185 Is, TW-tmoMnO, :-;•, 33018 best Inenfl, Enjoy nature, canximc I'M WAITINQ single, whlta mala with Mondt hat ana travakng, various music ani Hn BOk 42 yi id ti'. 240 ib. single male with blue eye* £n|oyt music, rnovtat, oHV " YOUNG AT HEART " 14609 3B ,( old. 5T, 105 Ib, single lemale, I'K'AII hjii ai Ahc i^ in»h oi trtsh American, a arvaciive, lit. while mals. 55 to 67, col- si'ij!« oi divorced white lanwte. soma- duty Curious? Freehold aiu. BO)t . JI< graduate who Is unencumbered, Jewfah male, 63-62. Can we build nur 32948 luring friendship wim laugMer. consid- ..'iic who likes Ireland. Will mum all ••naicially secure and a non-smoker. POSITIVE CINDERELLA " SUMMER IS MERE •• NEW OUTLOOK ON IIFE SMILES HERE mils Wesllielcl area. HOX 13664 eration, our interests and the luture' HIV positive Cinderella is looking lo: r i SEEKINQ CHOCOLATE ' y. lor g term relationship and fun BOX BOX 32657 Singift Ndlive Arrwioait 22. ^.Jttj- 52 vr O!;1 'arniilp ^eek.ng it mot Jl flijie 15 \ okt. vvfiltp pioTGsi!oi\ji '.I'linr rf >• C'-.i 39 yr old, ST, divorced, while ptolta- Pnnce Chjrniing lo sosr.d tfie 'asl ol sweet, canng anj rrjinan! c *vtfi d \ ( 33023 AIVO IS a non MixAer Inteipsi are irnen. 58". 16(1 l!;s 1 iH-k«),l Ijt J ;.pe l',|IP ' ) ,UV.l III'. I.'I .U HONEST NIQHT WORKER SILHIU! mnli wiih blonde hair and HtM their lives hflppt'y ever after Summit 1 personality Seerrinnq inr ^ wim* riort'n^ site SPP ng, lien markets and rial fe'iialfi witti il vui'm ,nkt lt*riili^ f ,! L,IS,:,I1 'di.jlKHIsll Oivrrced. while male. 80. average, INVEST THE DIME SMILE area. BOX I5!>S4 male. 2? to 16. wild Ihe'saina quai'lips. eyes Seeking a Blng'o w divorced, 38, S'«", divorced, while, Italian mom Is Jining oul MJttier oi two BOX 14.147 head HMJ a iiiute ni\ hrtl fiUfl HOX iiltiiuiive. fj'U", 16b lbs, ho drugs, has aliraclive. black tftmele. 30 to 45. lor 45 :' old. attractive, divorced lemale for Inendshc and long term relation 14793 no briggage, non-*moker, non-drinker. seeking a family oriented. Cathode, FUN TO BE WITH ship. BOX 3JS57 jjtnq Kiid lun llntes. DOX 39890 *no enjoys movies, dining out, \tu, single, white male, 30 lo 40, non-smok- ST yr old. singiB. tlim, attiactive. While SOMEONE SPECIAL YOU FOUND ME!! Not inlu riining oul. mcvlsr. and lies H-.a Tiore Looking (or a single male lor YOUNG AT HEART 52 yt vi'uni), ti'B", Ib3 It), allllBUC buHd, er, mamaoa minded who lovaa kids Hispanic femaiB who enjoys dancing, SO MUCH TO OFFEHI 41 y; old. S'2", 112 Ib, nUractlve. hoppy, 1 Enjoyr> pa (don, beach, humor, lock 66 yr DM, SB , widowftd whtie mtilti, i-annrj, while, urolessionol male wilii •ntndshjp lirsl. BOX 36916 Enjoys theater, movies, comedy clubs, dining, comedy shows, movies and 41 yr old. 'SI', single, while lemale with non-sttioker, social rjiinker Enjoys Ilie music, tv, easy His. Seeking not perfect non smoking, Italian lemdle who is in caltV£p|)0r haii, enjoys woikmg ou), MEN ihe beach, and romantic eveninct more a locking for a prolesakinal male. tight brown hair and blue eyes. Enjoys good shape, has i greal *en» ot beach, music, dining oul. county child tree, realistic woman. BOX 33015 AGE IS JUST A NUMBER M 28 to 38 with u-mljr fnlwnti lor a poi- dining out. travel, nalure and mote, L.iri, GO'S, petite, retired, Jewish BOX 32954 the beach, camping, outdoors, family, humor, and love* io lave lun. Looking muse and more. Seeking a single Sibte nittUonthf) BOX 399131 friend* and more. Looking lor an hon- looking far n caring, down to oanh " NO HEAD QAMf.S " SEEKING MEN lor someone special lo share good lemale, wim similar Inlerests, tor * pos- *:1cw witti blonde hair and green TIME 4 THE GOOD LIFE est, aftecbcnate, tentitiv* male. 35 to sible rilalionsli^ BOX 14978 temale. undei 46, lor friendship |m>1, 83 yr old, 5'9'. athfelic bwkl. good look e,?s Enjoys lennis, travel and theater. HIQKS AND LOWS time* with. BOX 14041 possible more BOX 38291 Ing. emotionally and lihanciaily sneurfl, Call 1-900-407-6999 Attractive. 5'2", easr going. Italian 41 yr ow. divorced, while lemale with 46, non tmokar, with simltr Interests t joung tof a white, Jewish widower or BOX348W MAKE ME LAUQH divorced, whit* male, with good souse $1.99 per min. lemale. recently retired, non-smoker lighi brown hair and blue eyes. l-n(oyt SHARE UFE'S JOYS NEED A FRIEND imgis. 70s, in good healih, lor Iriend- and non-dnnker, enjoys traveling, Single, while, proletalonai mala, S', ol humor, Is seeking H non smoking, tne oiiMooi*. cg, falling, the YOU'RE QONNA LOVE ME My friend) think I'm cute and funny. I 177 *t I* looung fot a sum, whit* TaU, educated, honest, alncere, finan- ADD SOME NEWS snp ana fun lime together BOX39066 reading, music, thealre. museums, beach, and new adventures. Seeking a social drinking, divorced, while lemale, 23 yi oU. d'9\ ^0!l Iba. cule. very lov*> 43 yr old, tingle whit* lemale who tnfii M* and want to tntoy « with female 35 lo 65. who It funny and hit cially stable, senior male Is seeking a who do*s not play head games, loi A JERSEY PEACH walks an<) more. Seeking a mak>. 50 to non-smoking, aflecltonale, sensitive, en)Oy* meeting new people, the out- someone I lie long and short ride*, a variety ot inleretta, would enjoy bine single lemal* tor Irtomlsliln. BOX iiliin main wilii tioniie inn and haiat 60, fit >nd In good health, non-smoker honest, single, white male to share the long larm relationship allar liimulstup Divcced. white lemale. dark hair and door*, good conversation, dancing, walMng. He* maffcttt, Ihe race tnck. leant r,i • lui, hot dog* or a Dial, AC or 39HT dyt>s Ln|oys ntovlos, (ho bench, etc. and financially secure with (»ns» of nighs and lows of life BOX '6132 BOX I?7S9 eves, good figure, graal smile and per- travel, music, movl** and much mor*. and quiet evening* it home watcNng vagaa, lot a long won relationship. Lookmp fui an Riliteoc, tilliactlve male humor BOX 39410 Seeking a single whlta mala, wtth aim- BOX 15222 MAN OF YOUR DREAMS wltli 0 good snns* ol huinof, BOX sonality to search ol a tall, divorced. - OAVID ALERT " TV. Hope lo hear fronyoul BOX 13697 Single professional whit* mal*, " WISHING. ON A STAR" ...ri,:- male. 50 to 55, clean shaven, a Vou responded ID Heart and Soul boi Nil kilerett*. (or poutbtt ratationthip. Skigl. white Cutholl: male, early 60 s. 12523 ATTENTION NICK BOX 16173 K« DOC SEEKING LOVE divorced, non smoker, non drinker. 4t i»r and doer BOX Nick you left B message In tnailbo* 32956 please cell back and Isave your JUST FOR YOU slim. 5'9" and romantic. Seeks younger LET'S TALK phone number Your message was cut 6', 160 b«, tlngla male, non smoker, yr* old, Chritilan, BT, 183 lbs. 33891, but 1 did not oet your eniira CHOCOLATE WANTS MILK 20 yr old slnd», Mack lemale la looking brown hilt and eyes, 44 yr* oM, finan- Atlrtciivt, wel built. *nd well •ducat- gal, who is easy going, feminine, slim 43 yt old, !V9-, -'00 Ib, bl wlilla mat* •• eio APPLE LOVER *• number Please call aga^n eox TW2\ off Look tofwrird to (war™ Irom you. (or i single, unite) rule, 22 to 28. BOX and a non- smoker. Enjoy museums, non smoker, non drinker, drug* an] BOX 33001 92 yr old single bltck lemal*. cially and «nwUon*l)y secure, and a ad. Seeking a single, while temale. 35 v' old divorced white mother ol one, Searching * tingle white mal* 27 to 39, 12450 vel Entoy* th* outdoor*, sports, travel, wtH built, over 5'8'. under 48 ynj old tor nature, ciilliiiai aclMllea. spectator dlseu* dee. Looking lor another 01W 5 3", Hark hair and eyes, attractive, col- lor Mendship or possible long i*rm concen*. anlmalt Looking lor a long lerm relallon*lup. BOX 3fl5»0 sports, travel, larking, listening, noslal- gay male, lor frleridthlp. Age, radi '•eqe educated, lun loving, non smoker relationship BOX {0870 MEET ME HALF WAY lemale to *t*r| a relationship wim BOX •4a. music, photocraphy tnd mor*. open. BOX 12917 JJ toves movies, dining out. going to Ihe 31 yr otd. tlngla, «rWe lemale, ST, 15236 MY SOUL MATE BOX 3298S snore and New Vof*. Seeking long - UTS CONNECT " brown hair, harof eyea. Likes movie*, 13 yr old. 8'2*. »lngl*. while, father nt NEW TO THE AREA « •eim relationship, non-smoker, drinking IB yr old, singl*, white, Christian moth, dancing, cwweraitlon. and book CLOSE ENCOUNTERS one; liku dancing, bowling, flea nwr SEEKINO MISS RIQHT 48 yr old, 66", brown hair, blue 1 •r ol two who enjoyt camping, dining, otay. with children BOX 13086 stoiM, Seeking • down lo aerth single 45 yr old. S'10'. 220 ft, single, while kilt, frt mall» and more. Seeking a 34 yr old. slngl* while male from Union guy mule but mUalglit acting. " movies, bowling, sports and CUnaie Italian mala, romantic and drug tree County, 8'B'. 175 Ib, nlc* looking, non- kooplnp In thape, working oul art 57 New Ads! lood Looking lor * ttngl*. whit* mate, male with tame internals. BOX 10542 single mom with dark heir, medium TEACH ME TODAY Seeking a tlnote female, 30 lo 50, tor a build. S'S* and up lo (ham life togelher. smoker; enjoys working oul, movies, en|aylng Me. lv>y friendship I* sir 35 to 50, to share my lite, love and discreet daytime riltlionshlp. BOX 46 yr old. Russian lemale. loves to BOX 39734 dining, tnd antiques. In Mnrrh ot an honed and Iruillng Looking tor ' lanh for a possible long lam relation (Mend lo go oul and engage in I -ook with a good personality. Looking ADOPT ME OR MARRY ME ship. BOX 12238 aliractlv* tingle or dlvorctd whits 1 MEN Ship HOX 13285 ,, •( -in American gentleman, 48 and Futtrty, warm, appealing, compassion- LONESOME THE QOOO LIFE RECLUSIVE SY CHOICE lemal*, 2E and 42 wllh llmllai InlaietU 53 yr old, 51". 116 Ib (angle, proles- -•jw. 'or a possible relationship. BOX ate, professionai. Jewish lady enjoys RUAPEOPLG PERSON? SEEKING WOMEN S3 yr old widow, B'9*. IAS lbs, good Slngl* white male, 40 yn ah), &W, 105 lor long larm lelalioiishin UOX 33018 SHANE MY WORLD '' V6Q4 the flris, antiquing, dining, some sionjl, white lumjie wiih long red hair. 40 yr young. 6'8\ medium buMt. oulflo- looking. III. affluent. en]oys gall, boat- in, handtoma, low k*y*d, loyal, con- 23 yr old, B7P, 120 Ib single white, ali tractor, non-drinker, no drugs, amoker. WAITING 4 YOUR CALL spons. travel etc Wishing to meet a Likes walks, working out, dancing, Ing. honett. caring, whin woman who Call 1900 407 6999 ing, mislc and lun time! with lamily male, wilii blonde cmly Fair and buM GOOD HEART & CUTE 2 movies. aniKijmg, flea markets, week- enjoy* chtdrtn. Seek* outgoing, while. and fntndt. Seeking a pettlt, prtliy. En|oy* concert*, campHig, and more. (V I fO Ib, milted male who li seeking good natured. flexible, educated. r eyes LnJoyB swimming, the baack -: r Single widowed lemale with long Jewish genileman, 52 to 62, S'l 0' ptus end gelawsys, dining. Seeking hand- Christian mat*, with good sense ol $1.99 per mln. Interesting lady. In 40 s. wtth timllar Seeking Independent female, 21 lo 40. a humorous female lo spend special amusemeiU parks, sport* and muon auburn hair and big brown eyes some, while mate. 48 to 65, over 6'9", humor, lor long lertn rauuonshlp. Musi Interests, tor poaaibl* long term rela- without children, lor possibly rravltto, limes logelher. DOX t1!)26 Snail we share camaradene, gigg<«s, DOWN TO EARTH MAN more. Seeking a gay while male, H t~ioys good conversation, cooking, and possibly ihe future? BOX 32704 aflectonale, with similar kit«r«ts lot lik* reading. muMum*, antiques. tti« tionship BOX 33011 oul watt. BOX 39739 41 yr old, 5T. 1 7S Ib. never married, WfTTY FEMALE SOUQHT possibly form a long term relatlonstiip i ;jiing. jogging and exercising trwndtrilp and hopefully lasting reU- ocaan, dining oul, and talking on HOX 14749 II healthy male who on[oys tha simple LOVES TO RUN WHAT A CATCH Cule 33 year ok! male, 8'!'. ?O0 Iha, seeing a male 3944. over 6'0' who is " RELIGIOUS LOVE " lionsMp. BOX 32966 phone. BOX 37248 an;) liner things HI life. v«iy giving and Athlete Jewish, single lather. H yt old, 33 yr ok), single white male, aw active, sacks inlalllgent, ailracWvo, educated AFTERNOON DELIQHT \\ * -io'i smoker, has a full liead of hair 4S yr oid. 65*, 123 It), single, Catholic STILL 8EARCHINO Ei'lO", 170 Ib. not religious; ttsks til RARE BLACK PEADL devoted, flrrmiionally and socially E', 169 lbs, brown hall, green eyaa, lemale lor a one lo one relaUunship. 62 yr otd, aubnilnslve. cioss dreulOf *n'S is romantic. BOX 36680 mother who enjoys dining out, music, 89 yr ok), single, while l«ma)a who lemale under 4b to en|oy romance, Ihe movies, animals and more. Looturg for i 3" tingle female, with caramel com- secure Fn|oyR pals iind snimals, old inergetlc. acltv*. romantic, »«d »««• Prelert dark or brown halt Inmate, 26 male Is looking lor a dominant mala, enjoyt movies, twlmming. dining oul, outdoors, btBChei, oUieB* flee mar- tlonala Looking lor a lemale far blend- "SPECtAL TIMES" a spiritual, single, professional male, pletion, non smoker, drug frse En)oyi movies. Ohpioiing ^oi>le and pluces. 10 32. lor good convorediions, outdoor age and (ace lira unlmuorlanl. to gel and mor*. Looking tor an atlectlonflin. ket*, NY cHy, cooking, quiel svenltigs. shlp und possible relationship, En|oys - •' Monde hair, blue eyes, pelite, 25 non-smokei, non-drinker Share your talking, a loumey through a book, activities and let* ol fun. f!OX 33020 lognlfter m ih« ntlBmoon lor corweraa- single mala with similar interests BOX Streh a ffimtiie with simtltii kiteresta travel end new ndvantures. All rofjlles movies, tporis, music, NYC, AC, walks ,• i' old. single, white lemale. Likes lite with me BOX 37243 walks and more. Seeking an old fash- anewHed. BOX ,130?2 Hon and mote. BOX 3^U90 37006 UOX 1i'J50 In the park BOX 33763 •*LETS LAUQHTOOETMIiR '• •* ovies cooking, dining out and quiel ion rwnanlic mala, 6V or talar, non- CULTURED BEAUTY 11 you are attractive, slim, non-amoker, CULLING ALL MALES - j-'url-c nights Seeks sing* while smoker, drug tree, spontaneous, who ARE YOU THIS WOMAN? 36 yr old. attractive, divorced Indian knows what he want* and goat after IL enloya the theater, music, adventuie, Good looking, good *rmp». llaltas, - ale, 28 35. physically til. non-smoker, 32 yr old. f>'8'. I6D Ib. attractive, easy maacullne male, 6*0. 188 Ibt. lemale. healthy and young minded BOX 3B147 • lerclslng, lelf-HjHiclenl, 30-42, - :>> drtriker. financially and emotionally who envoys Davelng, Hteraluri, poavy, going, single, white male who likes din- lamai*. thtn I would love io meat you. tnlerttted In llndlng polica olUcer tr (< ftip, oul, mov«B, the beacti «nd trying ii-.ure. For friendship leading 1o long music, an, und romance Seeking SOMEDAY. I am 40, considered handsome, liratlgtitar, under 41 year* old, th •..•in relationship. BOX 32997 attractrve, wise, piolesskwial, romantic, now things. SenWivj AM easy going, divorced profession man, brown hair, friendship and lun. BOX 32994 ; Mkt 40a, easy going. tttocHonaU, lull pmiu> io modium build, single, white decent man. 35 to 42. 5'8* (Hut. medi- figured, divorced lemale wllh red hair Miss ^Adventures 5*10". 203 tb*. athletic, fit but mosl ol SHARE MY WORLD • FRIENDS AND MORE... leniulo, fj, to 3?, wim d sense ol um build, lor a commuted relationship and brown eyea Enjoys movKs. watts all. very happy. Qfv* me a call toon. 23 vr old, single female searching lot a humor Qood lookingg, masculine, physically IK. BOX 32953 on the beach, quiet times and more BOX 32W8 mala who warns to be friends BOX ttotirj t iinpi , wtiiitiie male,, 48 y*#* Looking for a romantic, sincere, easy HOPE TO MEAN FROM U .-(.491 LETS HAVE FUN METICULOUS MALE old. 5'if, tfo lbs. luuell eye*, " going male, wllh similar mimesis BOX in 'Dating 44 vi nlrl. 6T. ?0Q Ib, allraclfve, single Single while female. 27, physicaify lit. 29, 6*1', easy golnit, liunasi, sponta- hairy tnjoyi workout*, inutio. In " BRAZILIAN LADY " Sefks financially secure, professional 13451 wiiite mala, wllh hrown neous, clean tul, »n|oys work, li trims ouldooft, and quality lime Seel J 35 yr old, 57". 130 Ib, attractive, Bdu- while mala, non-vmoker, who loves 10 ticflr and &yo% En|Dys anlmiii, mcivnt am) good conversa- while mole. 3*60. «llm or DELIGHTFUL PRETTY inutile, movies, (fining out '.iied. iifieclionate Brazilian lady 1,1'jgn and knows how to pamper a Slim, (elective, indepen- tion. Would Ilka to meet an avaHabIn builJ. DOX 330)0 , rn.o^s sports, lho shore, movies. Irav lady BOX 330U driving 11 good time, dent, professional, Jewish inr] a single, petite, lemale, wfio li real with a good atti- HOPE TO HEAR FROM U ' *' and cooking. Looking lor a single lemale. Seeking a cul- -skinned lemalo. 29 lo tude, and tin tame interests, for 38 yr old, B'G", 115 Ib, sum, ftmlnn "d'e, 35 lo 40 with similar interests, lor LOOKING FOR LOVE tured. anrtcUve, mieflgam, 3b, who likes to have fun friendship or dating. UOX 33021 looking, gay while mal* wllh brown haV '~enrjship and possible long teim rela- Single, lemale. S3. 5'4". 120 Ibl and eyes Like* outdoor acirviUa*. dU- Enjoys cooking, good boohs, walks, professional Jewish male Bud try n»w Ililngis. BOX JUST YOU AND I !«..nship BOX 36779 non- smoker. 53 phis for a 4QU22 Ing, dancing, Naw Yortt City, opatj, and quiel evenings at home. Looking Single, while mule la In search ol u billet, Bim inore. Seek* sweat, nlc*., TIME AND DREAMS tor a healthy, decent, reapectlut mar- tweettul, enriched, warm II U MY KIND* OIRL slim, tingle, whlta lemma, 40 lo ii, to nay while male for long term relate*.- : riage minded, non smoking, non-drink- friendship and sharing a vtite lady, dark hair, dark eyes, greal Eurly 40s, never irtirrlsd, enjoy each olhera company UOX slilp. BOX 33888 •» ing, proletstonal male, 47 to 68, who I* baautHul romantic Hie. To 34321 vulr wonderful sense ol humor, enjoy each othtr whoa din- single wlnle male, with ^•'jcirs muse, dining out. reading, and willing lo be Iriends nrsl. Rice unlnv MAKE NO MISTAKE "J poruni, BOX 139S8 ning, dancing, movies, short darV brovvn hair, b'S'. " RARE LADY IS NEEDED! " fjoo BOX employed, gay. whllo mala, 28 lo N. IN FOR THE LONQ HAUL (>i••e/tAui- f.-w ,w> CAST v^rsutlon and much m. Fnenda, maybe for- ing, friendly, single, wllh similar Inlereals. UOX JOYFUL PARTNERSHIP 37303 •,*ieuider length hair Seeking an ever? Monmoulh County SOX 32951 Hispanic lemele wtiri 40070 4! yr old, 6'S* mil* who en|oy* bowl- ,-.iai:ilve and imeliigenl. single, pro- brown hair and hatal eye* ing, swimming, walkt and mom QOOD TIMES HERE luisional mate wtiti a greal sense ol LJ*E IS BEAUTIFUL Looking for a Mack mala, to go oul and DONT MISS THIS Sacking a noiv*mok*r lemal*. 40 io 24 yr old, bl curious mala Is seeking an &'7\ widowed down to earth, aflec- f.jmor. 3? to 4?, who has never mar- have tome lun. BOX 13192 40 yr old, i'lU", 175 Ib single wlill* 60 with timllar Inlaretta lor a reunion- older, pay. white male. 45 to 65. te. neo and has no children BOX 15*20 lionale, warm, Jewish, wNta lemale There is a better way to meet... mule, wttn brnwn hBir and eyai, attrac- ship BOX 37017 share good times wllh DOX 13954 ' with la/el eyes and bnjntn* rialr. LET HEAVEN WATT tive with a giaul tense ol humor, SWEET LOVING SENIOR Seeking an honest, compasalontte. And Jive ua a chancel We are thoughl- rnjoys rnrjvles. dining oul, dancing, •• LETS MEET " T riflfe i& plenty of time for us Active. young BI heart, Jewish male (menach) ful, warm, IHnltHe, compassionate. call 1-900-407-6999 to respond sports, Ihe boach and mor*. Settling B'B'. 189 Ib. financially tecur*. retired WOMEN .ittratuve. BMectionate, warm, lender, 55 lo 66, lo (lure tomorrow's love, with tb«y to btefi. laugh, and share tin UH'UI l v<> female, 30 lo 40, lor a Hachfir wllh a good sanse of humor T*j*n to earth Jewish widow desires laughter, and happ'neM Non amoMr. leyoua (nenotfilp YOU: good nalured. ($1.99/min.) possible rnliitiomrtlp. BOX 40134 Enjoy* walking. Jgrsty shorn dining SEEKING WOMEN Vn>] considerate, young at heari MonmouthMiddieteii area. BOX out, movies. Iheattr, trui/iii. New YorV 33019 Ui, aducaled, while Jewish male. 62 NO PREBSUnC ^^Aish male. 65 70. with a sense ol 62, and searching (or ME • a winy clas- City, ale. Looking for u slim, while Call 1-900-407-6999 - 33 yi old, single while male wtlh long Itwtujl*, under 60, wiih similar Inteiosta Junior, non smoker. Looking fof Ihal ASaOODASITOETB alcaly trtdng. proltulonal wtlh varied blonde rinir. seeks older female. 35 to $1.99 per rnln. • M>ecial person to share 'eve. laughter, AitracttvB. widowed Umale, to yn old, MareeU. Shall «• lak? BOX 33009 80X42418 OLD FASHION VALUES ALL OF THE ABOVE' JUST FOB YOUt 45 who has a level Iwad on her shoul- and happiness BOX 32991 down to eertv canng, and fun to be WOMAN TO WOMAN ' LETS FALL W LOVE 52 yr Old. b'4~ Hfj Si. divwcd. Asi.ir, 33 /r I !,1M'}1',. tT,|li:liofTii>. rtvUi 43 yr U-J. ',irigi«, wiiitn, prolnsslonal ders, lo sp*nd Quality Urn* logelher LET'SOOTOOETHER rrun. farnalB is loukmrj lor a private; with. Enjoys music, theaur, dining oil. lemal« wiih sho't ilarv hjii and c/ui. and en)oy cooking, concerU, plays, " ROMANTIC AND SWEET - 40 yr OM single while female, sparkling rn-li« 1,'J) Iti',, '•i.j'J/', nvjvio^, rimsr. ITIHIB *ho Is in good Jiapa. oood 48 yr okt. S'lC, 218 Ib, healthy, proles friendship wilii an uninhibiied female U| Hie oldies, and mote, looking lor i sin- f-hjoyf* hiking, cookiri'j iifii) mu^ic sirnse of riumrjr greHt cook, atlraclhrft. movies, goll. llthlng, boiibng. campinfj Amoctrve. young looking, Hungarian, drown eyaa It seeking an ettectkmate. r'j'i*- tiM'Jfr,). '.kliif'j, JuiF/irj out. Imvel •tonal officer who en|oys biking, etplorB Ci vn my ad some considers. cere, compassionate mala with a greal Seeking a ktnd, good looking Imarv-.ral- Ln^king for divorced, slnglu. white and mots BOX 40130 37 single while woman. S'8" «wlh wide sincere, caring, divorced, wtilta twsl- and nvj*p Sftfl^s fcirujlfl. wfilln. uririer- movie*, dining Dili and more. Looking lion undcQll BOX 14506 sense ol humor lor mendehlp ant pos- \y stable gontleman. A!> tu GO. with uiil feinaia to cull his own Ch»(tren wel- lor an outgoing, caring, black female. vart«iy cf Interests Is seeking land, car- na*t man. non- amoktr, who believes sianrt ntcj lumale, ?1 lo 34, wiBi similar ALWAYS A GENTLEMAN sible relationship. BOX 147U Ittrii'jii values BOX 3d.".? come BOX 33024 39 to 49. non-smoker, non drinker, wllh FRIENDSHIP ONLYI ' ng, single white man lor serious rele- In putting each ofter tlraL BOX 127H inlaresis BOX 131M 49 yr old, thoughtful, honesl. tlnrjle, similar Inlereils. BOX 13025 Hnne&i. inlelllgenl, deep, female, ^x^nship lo share life, love and laughter, DOWN TO EARTH SEEKS QOOD FRIEND MASS4QES whftt, profeisional mal* who enjoyt Divorced, while, slngtt atm nxnanOc JERSET SHONE ItETIREE 40 yt OH, single, white ferrult who LOTS TO PO HERE Corv.jfU. comedy dub*, the shore, If Enjoys (lea marvels, nalure. dining out. •.o smokers, please. BOX 32969 •wing dancing, th* Mill, movtt*, hik- WANTED SPECIAL LADY lady, 40TS, honaa). csrtng, humefous. LMng on the Ocean in Monmoutfi enjoy* movie*, dining out. walks on Die I'm a wtuiemato. early 4D's, never mar- you are • tingle lamil*. slender. M Illness. UIIBB. dancing, )»//. dining ing, th* btach, and comedy club*. Single while male. 47. 5'10", 1/5 lbs. THE CURL FOR YOU enjoyi muelc, dining out and movie*. County, I'm a widowed wtvte lamale. beach ind more Looking lor • Urigte, ried, no crulDren, Sr. 200 to*, proper- plus, I am *ng(e, while mala, SfT. 170 out, shoeing, theater, movie*, going young 6), pfcy*lcely and imanolagy lit. 9»*Vlng a consldsrati, marriage mfnd- non smoker, handsome, sincere. iitio Ihe rjly one* In a while and good 21 yr old, 5'ir, 145 «. «mgle black Seeking honest, canng man, 46 lo 66 white male, 4S10 5S. with timHar mier- lioiMd, nonsmoksr, non-drinker, Ian Iti*, non-smoWncj, non-drinklnu la lor a baling rata«onaNp MMdtaeax •mculai*. avacttva, adventurout, opti- aeeklnt a long-tarm lefefionaMp. BOX ed, tirtfie, whit* lemale, 29 to 40. BOX «n|oy» dming out. dtncing, movies conversions. Looking for straight] •nothsr ol one, with brown hair and esM. lor fnendahlp and posalbly more taste peraonaWy md aense of rumor. 10887 county BOX 32S40 mWfc, afactlenala, fleutrle, unancum- BOX34S9Z 33OZ5 quiel Otrt**. In tearch of ona very spe- temiile friends to hang out wtth, ana eyes Enjoys dining out good conver- barefl SeeUng tame, age 61 68, non- Have varterJ Intarnl*. but enjoy* Dulei cial lady, 30 pha, tm dating, friendship, who share almlltr lnl»'e*t*. BOX" sation and trying new thmge. Seeking t BOUUfUTEBtURCHNQ Urn** wtth a apedtl panon. S**Ung (MALE HYPNOTIST JUST FOR YOU amokar. BOX 32099 postibl* Hflou* long ttrm relationship, 15508 ( single black mile, 21 lo 27. who It Single. Native American lemale. 22, 41 yr old. Vt, 112 •>. angle, wntla. an opart, noneat. ma«vtlad, compati- Qood looking, healthy, honeat, 43 yr old, single while profoulcnal male, m good shap*, greal cook, with a marriage. No drugs, no smokers mature., honett and enjoys cnKdren. en)oya OooWng, aport*. quiet times SUOAR AND SPICE llaBan female ie ataking an attracfve, ble, comrnunlcalrv* woman. BOX divorced w«1* profetttonal male, 49, Children welcome. BOX 32844 FBSTTtMS ' BOX390JI together. Searching for Ungta, white Young at heart lamly ortantw). tin- numorom. neat, dean, whit* mat*, 38 13222 8'. aim and non-tmoluK, 8*«tii pretty good sense el humor. Looking lor tin- 42 yr otd, 6T, lemtnJne, m, apJrtuMft male, 22 » ». •* efcnlar HHertfM. can, aanaWve, loyat, honeal, caring, to 44. BOX 11442 young lemal* wtm t cut* no** and gi* or divorced, whit* lemal* lo call hia "PERFECT FOR YOU" tlngl* Oarman/tndlan wllh brown half FRENDSHV 1 MORE Frteodahlp and paaetile long term rate- humorous, outgoing, wntie, sroraaaion- YOUBTIOOYBIAB pJMtint voea who would Ilk* lo be own. ChUdran otay. BOX 32874 Handsome, humble. IK. black male I* anrj eyes. Seeking a single lemete, for S3 yr old, S'2", caring, loving, wttowtd LErSOETTOOETHER hypnotized. L«JO.I«™ wlationthip tacking • tit lemale, 28 to 38. lor a long first time e«perlonce BOX 1 B&28 tenahlp. (am outgoing, good pextonal- al female, », te teetdno i airtgfe. 43 V oM, (', S40 fc, imokar, UngM rrSSUMMBRTIMEl female, smoker, wttti tHus eye* and Ky, honaal *™±t}p*ci*<9 ** aame In whM, prolaatlonai mala, 31 to 42, wWi Ms, 5'6". Ill, cheerful, oplrmliUc, rrun wnh Mono* hair and blue tyw. term r*laUon*Mp. BOX 32983 blond hair. Ukes Ui* nhoni, dining out ratum. BOX 33000 Jnkti, whM ftmtM wWl Honda ntlr 49 yr old, ISO Ib, dhrarctd. while male A NICE COMBINATION trrrtux aftrfcutes. BOX 327H UkH naa mirlwta, waW m Ihe btach. ENnorno CHRISTIAN I* seeking an attractive famti* lo share Mid 40 s. bl curious, proleMlont) nwvtos, iraveling and more flailing a and blue ay** who *njoy* trav*«ng. OPEN MINDED chocolate, and mue*. Seeking lonp dining out, rnovte* tnd more Seeking Eaty goino, *n«rg*tlc. passionals, warm summer day* and hot summer Whit* mala. 34, S1.190 tot, very attrac- (•male it seeking a bl curious Itmalt, matt, M lo 60. wt* aMlar intanNla, ENEROOIROMIte " StEKMQ ROMAHCt" wldowad, CWtaOn, whM mu», 67, M y ok), trr, IZS t*. Jewhh temUe, 3» yr old. 6', 100 •>, tanHUva, white term nturtorahip wKi * f»rnBy orfcrted. a *og>* t*mat«, for a long term rala- night* with. BOX 37781 tive, greal shape, atMettc, down lo 40 to 68. lor lun and Mendsntp BOX lor a long Itrm ralattontnlp. BOX coMat educated. M. panarow*. kind, Uontfiip BOX 132)3 SV, 105 fc*. brown tya*. tan tnd pep- 32980 ittradM. *w»M, drown hair, green lamtja, Scorpio, w* Arty blonde hair per hair, non-tmoltar, non-drinker. aartn Seek* attractive, Ismale. lor dls- 32976 er*>. educated, nen-emoker, non tHectontle, easy going, humorou*. LONELY WIDOWS*) creel, casual encounier* and good and brown eye* En|oya tha beach, KitvrrwwPLi Enjoy, varied VHaiHtt Sttklno wW- MUST BE SERIOUS ' drinkar. Enjoy* mualo, apona, comedy. poaWvt mate, ST or Uhf, MX 34382 48 yr old. V1'. 220 Ib, whit* wWowtr la time*, no garnet, wll return all call*. JOY OP IT ALL camping, Henlng. travelng. eantfetight African American male, 46, 5« W, owad CrwNHan whhe female, 17-84, loowng for • lemale who *n|oy* family. Female. 28, tmokar, I* joolung for art Thai j me. While widowed lemele, tele MatcKV, ptonlcs. the beach, and more. anrwt and mom. Seeking an honest. •Wnder, In shape, tnarottK, a norv BOX 33003 Looking (Of a single irhne mat*. Zt lo FRttNOANOLOVMt 17$ lb»,pro(***iootl. healthy and drug mutleand animals BOX 36836 honett, slncare, down loaanh. WwWl* 401 independent, hone*, sincere and romantic mate, 36 to 44. w«i a good » yr old. 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Scholarships lor $1,000 were pre- The Scotch Plains Rotary Garlie Ungar PTA Council Scholarships ever increasing costs of funding a Fanwood Scholarship Foundation Jonathan Winkler received an sented to Jennifer Ferryman and Foundation funded 16 awards given to Katherine L'Heureux and higher education. At the conclusion celebrated 33 years of continuous award named for .John Lawson; Robin Kraft. including $2,000 to Nicole Kreger David Allen. The High School PTA of this event, the Board ofTrustees scholarship assistance; to local stu- Keith Oat is an award name for Many scholarships wen* award- and Scott LaGanga; $1,500 to presented the Robert Adams $750 held their annual meeting at dents. Henry Schweiring. Lucy Zhao an ed in member of loved ones and for- David Budd, David Lasus, Daniel award to Scott Paterson, and the which time they elected five The Foundation was estab- award named for Camielle mer teachers. The Irene Grubman Pastula and Jan Weiner; and second $750 Dr. Terry K Riegel trustees to continue on the board lished on June 6, 1966. This year, Flathmann; ami Celeste Coleman Memorial Scholarship was award- $1,000 to Evan Dornbush, Celeste award was presented to Erin serving an additional three-year the 15 members of the Board of an award named for Muriel ed in the amount of $500 to Susan Coleman, Gerald Kavinski, Lisa Brandt. term. Trustees presented 83 scholar- Kamsden. Tiedemann. Included were the Yagi, Luch Zhao, Rolx-rt Leichner, The Park. Middle School awards These members include: ships with a total value of $82,900 The third Kobeil Adams, Jr. fifth Doris Koues Memorial Maria Cappio, Nicole Corbin, for $450 each went to Christine Patricia DiFrancesco, Myrna to both high school and college stu- Memorial Scholarship of $f>0() was Scholarships to nursing .students Patrick Dempsey and Edward Brock and Joseph Franzone, and Gordon, Dr. Richard Lorber, Joseph dents. presented to Lauren Mangione. awarding $1,000 to Manssa Sweeney. the Terrill Middle School award for McGuire and Lee Stein. The addi- tional members of the board of Foundation president Ellie Christine Brock was the recipient Lorenz and $500 to Lauren Kurz. The Service league presented $500 was given to Kristin Kramps announced that through- of the 20th $500 Elizabeth Becker two $3,000 awards to Scott Amory Hessemer. School One PTA gave trustees include: Alan Campell, The fifth Deane Kumpf Susan Citrano, Roseanne Fleming, out its history of service to young Memorial Scholarship. Memorial Scholarship for $500 and Silvana Nizzardo and four the James V. Cerase Scholarship for $300 to Joseph Franzone. The Ellie Kramps, Fred Ritter, Flossie people, the Foundation has made The 17th $500 Joyce and was received by Catherine $2,000 awards to Maria Cappio, available 1,03(5 scholarship with a Kimberly Eide, Kathleen Polito, Brunner PTA award of $600 was Bostwick, David Hambleton, Leonard Bergman Memorial McKenna. Joseph Nagy, Janis Simberg, and total value of $790,U70. Tin- Scholarship was presented to and Christian Sorge. presented to Matthew Oley, and This was the fourth year that the Coles PTA award for $500 was Helen Spooner. Dr. David Heisey, Foundation IK managing the mon- Amanda Koscielicki, the David J. Mills Memorial A former administrator and eys and doing the administrative principal is remembered each year given to Matthew Pisane. principal, and Karen McDermott, The Hesson Family Memorial Scholarships were given to high Evergreen PTA has established supervisor of guidance, represent work for 22 funds in addition to Scholarshi[) was prewnted for the school students and the recipients with the Perry H. Tyson Memorial their own as well as handling the Scholarship for $1,000 which this two scholarships with a $600 Dr. Scotch Plains-Fanwood High 8th year and the recipients of $500 of $1,000 each were Gerald Beverlee Kaminetzky Scholarship School on the Board ofTrustees, administrative work for 17 estab- each were Kristin Uessemer and Knvinski and Jason Meehan. year was presented to Dorothy White. being given to Catherine McKenna Any member of the community lished flow-through funds. Kolx'ii Leichner. The. Oren and E. Lila Hilligass 1 and a $600 Kehs-Ankjer Memorial who has not had a recent opportu- This year, a committee of 14 For I. )years the Foundation has Memorial Scholarship was pre- The Johanna Wilk Foundation each year presents a $2,500 .schol- Scholarship being given to nity to make a tax-deductible screeners representing eight local presented the Henry Bluhm and sented to Erin Brandt in the Jacqueline Dempsey. The McGinn 1 Francis Dezort Memorial arship to a student pursuing a donation to the Dollars for schools us well a,s tin Service amount of $1,500. PTA presented two $300 awards to Students Fund and who would like League and the Foundation evalu- Scliolarslup valued at $1,000, and career in medicine, and the recipi- Tliis was the 4th year that the ent for 1999 is Rachel Teutonico. Kachael Teutonico and to David to do so may send their contribu- ated a record total of 114 applica- this year it was presented to Foundation awarded the Jeffrey Lasus. The annual reception hon- Matthew Oley. The Foundation administers to tion to the Scotch Plains-Fanwood tions. The applicants weiv award- Spring Memorial Scholarship hon- oring scholarship recipients and Schola-rship Foundation, P,O. Box ed scholarships based on academic Lisa Yagi was the recipient of scholarships presented by the oring a former high school teacher. PTAs of the Scotch Plains- their families culminated a year of 123, Fanwood, NJ 07023. achievement, extra auricular and the Jeanette Britton Memorial The award was given in the community activities, future Scholarship for $1,000. amount of $750 to Holly Oatis. promise, as well as t heir individual The Frances Brody Memorial There were three new scholar- need for financial assistance in Scholarship for $500 given to a stu- ships named this year as memori- Openings available for skills camp procuring a college education as dent pursuing a career in music als including the James O'Hara stipulated in the requirements for was selected to be Gerald SCOTCH PLAINS — Master ing in the fall, Sensei Simms has tition karate. Powers Memorial Scholarship of youngsters (aged 7-15) develop Simms lectures regularly and the awarding of particular scholar Kavinski. $1,000 given to Eileen Sweeney, Instructor Alan Simms will again be in charge of the Scotch self-esteem, emphasizing man- has authored a number of essays ships. This year marked the awarding the Christian Wendel Nielsen The Foundation gave 17 Dollars of the second Superintendent Plains Recreation Sports Skills, ners and decision-making. Also on topics relating to self- Memorial Scholarship of $500 Drills and Agility Camp, to be enhanced are motor skills and improvement, protection of self, for Students awards totaling Scholarship for $750, presented to awarded to Stephanie Quinn, and $18,000 with money received Lauren Blalock. held in Park Middle School Aug. coordination. as well as the martial arts such the George W. Voget Memorial 2-6 and Aug. 9-13 from 8 a.m. to through the generosity of the com- Among the many other scholar- or those familiar with Sensei as karate and aikijustu. Scholarships for $500 each given to 3 p.m. Simms's rapport with his stu- There are still openings in the munities through an annual mail- ships that the Foundation admin- Eileen Sweeney and Joseph ing as well as solicitations from the isters are the Mountainside Elks Participants can be enrolled dents, his expertise will be no two-week summer program if Franzone, Past principal. surprise. Children enrolled in his parents desire their children to annual Dollars for Students Days. Lodge 1585 scholarships. Two Dr. Terry K. Riegel, presented a for either or both weeks and be The recipients were: -Joana awards were presented for $500 exposed to a fun-filled experi- classes for the first time, will dis- enjoy an atmosphere of games- new scholarship to a graduating ence. Sensei Simms promises cover that he is a holder of a manship, excitement and enter- Alonzo, Elise Daniledes, ('hristini' each to Adena Plenum! and Kevin senior from SPFHS in the amount Doyle, Amanda Koscielecki, MeCionigle. equal doses of motivation and black belt and a member of the tainment. The cost is $105 per of $1,000 to Richard Heftier. innovative training. Christian World Black Belt Hall week for residents, and $120 per Andrea Lisa, Lauren Mangione, Kari Whitley was the fifth recip- Among the many local organi- Kari Whitley, Kegina (iiordnnn, ient of the $500 Dr. George Stressed in this program, as of Fame. His background also week for non-residents. zations funding scholarships is the well as in the karate classes includes instruction on all levels, Jnmie Langevin; Vaneisha Esposito Memorial Scholarship. Unity Bank which has given their Call 322-6700 for additional offered by the department start- from law enforcement to compe- information.

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(5-11, 170) was selected last summer in a form his All-American skills on a lacrosse The U.S. team departs tomorrow from The Americans, probably the favorites, 120-player tryout, he has established him- field. In that time Baly made an impres- Long Island and will arrive in Australia are going for their fourth straight title. self as a major player in the mtdfield for sion on the national powers that be, and Sunday. Four days of practice and some They tuned up for the international event the national team. he will represent Westfleld and the United sightseeing will be followed by a round- by beating the New Jersey College All- "He was chosen because he was consis- States by performing on the biggest stage robin tournament against Australia (July Stars, 14-5, June 13 at Rutgers, and whip- tent over the tryout, and he maintained n of all. 2), England (July 3), the Iroquois Nation ping a college all-star team in Baltimore high level of play," Apel said. "Kua'offensive : Baly, a 1998 Westfield High graduate (July 4), Canada (July 5) and Japan (July Saturday, 16-11. skills and his quickness wereVenlly good. and Harvard freshman, is a member of the 7). "It's funny, I'm not sure it has struck He plays well on defense nnd he under- US. Men's Under-19 squad that will com- The top four teams qualify for the play- the kids yet," said Chuck Apel, the head stands the team concept." pete against five other countries in the offs which conclude with the July 10 coach ut Bridgewater-Ruritun High School The invitation-only tryout last June at [World Championships July 2-10 in championship. U.S. Lacrosse, the team's und an assistant coach on the national Hofstrit drew tnlent from across the Adelaide, Australia. governing body, will then fly the team to team. "Ail the sudden it says U.S.A. on the nation, especially from lacrosse-rich . "I'm really excited," Baly said. "When I Hawaii for a short vacation. Scoreboard, and you realize that means Baltimore and Long Island, according to first made the team I was excited, and Baly said that Canada and Australia you. 1 think it will be emotional for them, (Continued on page C-3) Turner is Devils' rep in All-Star grid classic By MCN BEVENSEE r KKl'tiHD I'UKSK WESTF1KIA1 Crede*f liiiinont Turat'r for switchirtjf gears in a hurry. Turner, who ^riulutited WoHtficlil HiRli Sunday with heap of athletic honor** durii the school year, has hung tip glove and spikes for now to trail! with a helmet and pad.s. He will represent the Blue Devils on th8 North team when he partici- pates in the '21st annual North' South All-Stnr Football Classic^1 The Gang's All Here 4 p.m. tomorrow at Rutgers. "To hi* selected by the coach- Tha Waatflald High girls lacroaaa team celabratad (ta third yaar aa a varsity sport by staging the inau- es, this is something I'm proud gural alumni game recently, which the graduates won, 10-9.The alumni led 3-0 and 8-4, but the 1999 var- of," Turner said. "Not too many sity dub battled to withtn a goal at 9-8 after senior Kelaay III scored. Kelly Korecky scored an insurance people get n chance to play ift goal for the alumni, and freshman Morgan Lang scored with 30 seconds left for the final margin. this game." \ Above: front row, left to right, are Megan Corbatt, Pam Lygate, Megan Clarke, Morgan Lang, Marina Westfield Head Couch Ett Powell and Donna Schaller. Second row, left to right, are Coach Debbie Kephart, Rhea Powell, Jeaslca Trnnchinn, who completed a Humphreys and Aubrey McGovern. Third row, left to right, are Katie Glides, Jen Korecky, Kelly Korecky, niujor turnaround in the pro- Megan Hely, Rosy Hely, Julia Gates and Sara Beth Euwer (with bandana). Fourth row, left to right, are grain by guiding the Devils tg Coach Ida Flumefreddo, Lola Hely, Lauren Mattes, Ltbby Schundler, Jen Kemps, Julie Phelan and Kelsay the Nortli .Jersey Section 2} III. Referees are Audrey Fiach and Tom Kemps, head coach of the Westfleld High squad. (•roiip .') championship game, Right: Westfleld seniors Katie Glides, left, and Kelaey III were named Most Valuable Seniors by the has lieen selected to lie an assis- Westfield Boosters. tant for the North. The Nortli won last year'i game, :i:i-.U, hut. trails in th» series, 10-8-2. The guint} includes HO graduated .s Westfield sent 12 batters to the ment, at. Wake Forest, in Winston- Sfiringliold (3-7) o ;I 3 0 0 5 a 2 plate in the first, and Klynn later Saleni, N.C., and the other to a Wosllioltl (TJ-4) a i1 2 0 *' 18 ti 1 "I'm not surf about running GEORGE PACIELLO/RECORO-PRESS Cleveland Indians camp. the. ball," said the 5 10, 17f Weatfleld'a Brian Flynn, an All-Group 3 and All-County selection as a added a RBI .sacrifice fly to deep A\ - S Canello; W: Ptom. 3B — S. pound Turner. "I'm interested junior, Is an offensive and defensive threat for the Westfleld American center. Flynn's single to right in Flynn thinks he lias all the Cijriollo W Flynn. Mlstretla, Mfl|ocha. W — catching tools to attract Division Pomi. IP - Williams. playing both ways, but t'fl Legion Post 3 baseball team. the second inning plated another rather piny defense I til ••seai defense belter." Turner said he will make LOCAL SOFTBALL mark on the game whenever tf] Bovanlh Inning and h»W HehatKo soerofciB in Ulichny and Darryl Ealun bold li.nl Iwn IIIIB 50-plua Division coachr's see (it to C't him on ttj St. Bart'B Man's Old-Tlmere Camfleld was 4 for 4 and Bob Guy, Stave the bottom ol lh» friima, with John typ turning Pielrucha and Lee DiDonato each want 3 lor 3 St. Patrick 7. SI. Michael 5 Uoli Guy Anlortes Pub ft Grill 25, Leog Mason 10 field. Once there, Turner unl Softball League - • Don Monlolusco hacJ (our Mils with a triple, a yame-endlna douWo rjtoy wtth tha lymg run For St Thomas. Tom Swelaa wa9 3 lor A wilh and Lee DlDonalu «a<:d hmrmri' 4 2 24 hits lo end Ihe game in live innings Floyd lor 3 with ewa fiBI Inking the field with imyotl St Jude Antonaa Pub A Qrlll 39, Rehabco 28 — CoBliglione. Dick Kotiiftki. nuddy flre/nttin nnd St Anna 2 3 Roberts. Steve Maartotta, Dave Hapart. Bill Ed Malko each had two hits other than the WHS teammnl Union County Senior Softball Anlones revived from a 1B-run delicti alter lour 91 Joseph SMphefis and Tom Reade each had four hits, Hehabco 29, Jncobeons Roofing 11 OO-plu* Dlvlilon innings when Rich Hyer lied Ihe game on a two hi' has jilayed with since 31 Thomas wfth Stephana collecting seven HBI. Chuck Howie Bush hfld tour luln with fl douliln nnd n Kralcslk homered and John Wilkinson and Pioneer Transport 13. Marlon 10 — Bill ooul. Ihree-run home tun In the seventh, and days in the I'olice Alhlpt Stave Franklin Bwatted a Iwo-oul, run-scoring homo run, nick Koluahl hnd ft'"") t'rti, Hnn Salnta DrvkMM Watty Bndshaw aach added (wo hits tor SI Flitch/a had lour hits including a grand slarn. Casilglione had ihren hits wim a m\m. John Anna. Lou Mellllo had lour htts. and Norm Btumpl and single In the ninth. Slu Cofsky and Joe Tarulli g W L homered, Pele Byrnes and Bob Matter had DeSllvIa had throe hils with ij ttoubie, and Pal* 4 1 ii. Louta M, tt. Paul 7 — Billy Hick* hit lor Oom Deo had three hits each tor Pioneer Osborn homersd kri H«fisfc«o, \***t turned "I would think p«ople wotl| Si Patrick L.A. Urw 2«, H Qlordlrto'a 11 - Jake three hlla each, while Pale Slrawhan, Vic Si Jamea 9 a the cycle lor St. Louto, wWoh taw every player three douWa pta». Wood had tour hits wilh two home runs, while Gorman, Gary Wlese. Tarulli and Cofsky each try to do wotl no individuola, I SI. Mlchaat In the Hnsup garnar a hit, an RBI and • run had two hlta. Tarry Franklin tied tha game with Nllsen DetaatlH A««n*y 1«. traal Fred Zltomer and Hank Lalawlec ench had tour Bl Pau) scored in Ih* 32-hH panda. Marv Scherb, Marty two out In the eighth inning. flafrlueretlon 0 — Ron fvory OrtW Iwo hotrle «veryone'« there for tho H8f 9l Blslea i ! UHli and Bob PudJak eaoh had tour hits and hits (or LA. Law. Jack Anderson, Ralph runs, while Jerey Bnrmtt and Mtn Volp# »aoh reanon, to win," Tumor John Eepoello scored six run*. For 81. Paul, Elaertberger, Pete lerlno, Charms Lindner, Nllsen Deleotlve Agenoy 11, Union 1 6 Center Nallonal aanh 9 - Cart nieder had went deep once (of Nrlann "You're HO lined to Heelng all tl •I. Ju* it, tt. Jonah • -Jm Stiwiwp Tom Enoieman hit • homer and dove In two Dean While and Loe Woiosen had multi-hit Comoaet CaMavtaton 11, UM Itnen 10 runs, Bltfy Mlrio warn 3 tor 4 and Tim Kuein hid games lor Qlordlno's. two hits Including a triple as his grandson look people you played *ith for and Slav* WrUa M* homtwd to to«J at. In hia first game Irom the bleachers. Bob • Bob Canales and Stnvo MtitoiHt each Nafl Jutto's 84.hH attack, wh«« Jutm ***?'£* twohrla, Manoal's BeaHore 14, II Olordlno'a 6 - three hits while (lorn Deo nnd Carlo Metis e«ch long, thnn to HP.B all the nl It Jode> T, It. JeffMM 4 — Mika Brannan Dsbellls and Lou Kruk homered lor Nllsen. Bob Tom Rirtkowskl each *»nl 4 tor 4. Pal* Ralph Sltanbergar and Pals lerlno had multl-hn Ranaud had three hlla with a double, while Bill had two lor Comoaat Henry DarnM, Bob Ctark, faces, it'll be different. Yoi Chamtdlln and Chuck Kreyw Moh v«m 3 tor 3 and Paul MoreNo aaoh want 3 tor 3 with Brennin Oamas for Gwrdino'a. Whlley KowBiciyk and Chick mHMr/had rrJuaVntt •oomng twkM and Morello driving (n Ihree lo Vandantrael and Bill Wlnihlp each had iwo hltt LA. Law 27, Marlon Hoofing • - LA. for UCNB aames for Lagg. ' j excited to play and to see oil spur SI. Jude. Al Reua and flk* WuelerfekJ Law hammered out IB hits, Including four by AntonM PUB • Orlll 11, Nahabeo 10 - Lsga Mawn 14, Jaoo6»a

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Among those that made Long Island. I was just really thereafter. * .^every Sunday through November. are necessary and everyone plays NY/NJ MetroStars ticket. To reg- the team are five players from surprised. You see all the tal- He finished his first colle- ^Interested players should meet in each game. Play will com- ister or receive a brochure, call New Jersey, Virginia freshman ented players, but ojue you're giate season as the fifth-leading vat the Memorial Pool Park Field, mence in late June or early July. (973) 6:11-9802. Connor Gill, the NCAA champi- in it you know can rise to that point-getter on the team (IS behind the tennis courts. Practice and games will be onship game MVP, and fresh- level. It took me a day or two to goals, 7 assists > and the toj- All games are slow-pitch. The played on weekday evenings. Raiders Hoops Camp man Liam Banks from NCAA realize how it happened. If you scoring freshman. •, First 20 people to show up start Registration forms were sent The eighth annual Raider finalist Syracuse. There are made it they obviously picked "When you're a little k«£ Game 1, and a new game begins home to every student in Basketball Camp, under the also two high school seniors on you for a reason. I don't think looking at college guys, you'fc every 90 minutes. Westfield elementary schools, direction of Scotch Plains- the roster. anyone feels out of place." in awe." Baly said. "But you afe The next 10 people play the and they are also available at Fanwood High boys Head Coach "Out of 120 kids 1 thought I The invitation to represent that the guys are not like su{ Jviruiers of the first game, etc. Kehler's Athletic Balance on Willie Leonardi, will be held at could make a good showing but the United States gave Baly an men. There are days when 'Oames run 9 a.m.-l p.m. All skill South Avenue, and at The Leader the high school June 28-July 2. I never thought 1 would make incredible boost of confidence. think, I stink,' and there aie • levels are welcome. For more Store on East Broad Street. For The camp is open to players in the team," Baly said. "AH the Once at Harvard, it took three days when 1 know I belong. Ytfti information, call David Waxtel at additional information call the grades 3-8. Call (908* 889-8600, kids from New Jersey were games for Baly to settle into his realize everyone has somethiifg (908 J232-5762. Westfield Little League hotline: ext. 394, or evenings at (9081 735- looking at the kids from role, and he scored a point for to contribute." » (908) 233-4767. 5790. Baseball Camps ^ SportSMARTS Baseball U.K. Elite Soccer Camp Raiders Wrestling Camp school's athletic department, at offered July 12-10 and Aug. 2-Ci at and presently the starting keeper Camps will hold summer day U.K. Elite Soccer, New Jersey's Mike Artigliere, head (908)889-4882. Scotch I'iains-Fanwood High, at Princeton. There are three soc- camps, advanced player camps, only qualified professional coach- wrestling coach at Scotch Plains- home of the seven-time state cer fields and two indoor gymna- baseball basics, prospect and ing organization, is hosting its Fanwood High, plans on taking Raiders Soccer Camp champion boys soccer team. The siums available. The camp Is . showcase camps, private lessons annual soccer cam]) Monday, the team's returning members to The 1999 Raiders Soccer featured clinician for the girls is open to boys and girls ages 5-]|f7 • and coaches clinics throughout June 28-Friday, July 2 at trie the Delaware Valley wrestling Camp, under the direction of four-time All-American Nickie (grades K-ll). Players afe Union County. Call Paul Reddick Orange Avenue fields in camp July ll-l.r>. Incoming fresh- Scotch Plnins-Fanwood Head Kelly, who plays professionally grouped according to ability level for details at'(908> 686-6057. Crnnford, Travel team and recre- men interested in joining the Coach Tom Breznitsky and Roger for the Jersey Stallions, There is and range from beginner to ation players ages 5-13 are wel- team are welcome to attend this Bongaerts of the Dutch Soccer a separate goalkeeper program advanced. * Westfield Little League come. All coaching provided by camp. Incoming students should Academy la full-time profession- under the direction of Jeff Gillie, For a brochure, call (908) 322- Open registration is under USSF, NCAA-licensed profes- contact Artigliere at the high al coaching school), will be an All-Stater from Scotch Plains 6102.

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REPAIRS PUMP CLEANING Let Our Advertisers Hfl(iuniMlc»*» • ln!frlmkin»Briik • Uilw»iyi FREE DELIVERY ilkwifi • PMIIU* • SMI Jvmlm • Driln Wurt * Mmt (908) 686-074 DougRiHo Do The Work 908-508-9494 908-771-0594 908-4649487 MAIUH mmfX LKIMEI41III »S4| ' Real Estate Transactions 19 Byron Lane from Michael Fonshell III & C. Fonshell fbr| CRANFORD Paula M. Taylor for $290,000. Helen Gigantino for $20(J,0O0. for $259,900. $265,000. 7 Osage Drive from Mildred E. 21 Woodlawn Ave. from Shelagh Califano & L. Grande to Miles & 21 Burnaido Ave. from David W. 253 Hillside Ave. from Frank L Judy Yakre for $372,000. 438 Longfellow Ave. from Q Aldredge to Eve I/imbardi for & Cheryl A. Alfano lo John & Moyer to Julie Zatkow for M. & Deo J. Donovan lo Olga & Carolyn A. Capadia to $175,000. l/>sada for $148,000. 10 Laurel Place from Barbara A. $125,000. TheroHH C.W. Snover for $215,000. White-Stevens to Gerald J. & Christopher B. & Janine Mf 126 Bumnide Avo. from Mark A. 16 Muns«! Drive from John Av. & 110 Pawnee Road from Chien C. FANWOOD for $260,000. Linda M. Mu«lillo to David & & Chao-Chi Patricia H. Blundo for & Cathy F. Fingerhut to Kyan I*. $194,000. 636 St. Marks Ave. from Edward McNany et. al. for $190,000. Kiirt-n Scher for $220,(XX>. T. Chen to 440 South Ave. from A. & Lynda R. Savickas to Ajay & 8 Claremont Place from Jot*ph 113 Myrtle* Si. from Stavrns & John M. & Irene H. Asija for $480,000. F. & Janet A. Carroll lo Pelcr C & Dimitru Kalkandis to Michael &. Hope Fall in Daniel & Dawn Amorelli to Frank A. Tarentino III & S. 240 Seneca Place from Stephen Tarentino for $183,000. B. & Susan V. Moran to Thomas J KENILWORTH & Diane C. Walsh for $425,000. 214 N. 15th St. from 245 Seneca Place from Thomas Irany Jung to Hamdi & J. & Diane C. Walsh to Fred R r Abtessam A. Ghazy for Confer IV & Stacy C. Confer for uzman $142,000. $258,000. SCOTCH PLAINS 612 Summit Ave. from James & BURQdORff _ _.. 1 Judy Brucia to Donald P. & Lenis 52b Beverly Ave. from F NOTWRONEOFOUR Licinio & Robyn Pereira to M. Dawson for $384,500. REALTORS • • tt K A Ronald Petty for $147,900. 2003 Boynton Ave. from Elena J. "SUCCESS STOMET' Irwin to Charles W. & Donna M Come visit us on the web at http://www.burgdorff.com GONGMTOUmONSlO 502 Jerusalem Road from Daniel J. Mulcahy to Schultz for $220,000. SUfBlffi&MMUSNKZ Lisa E. San^uiliano for 2 Burgess Court from Carniiiu- PROUD saiHB or $152,500. Buoscio to Gary R. Pearson for 76DMaONSner BJUKTH 5 Little Falls Way from $286,700. t Karen Bodenhorn et. al. to 18 Cowperthwaite Square from CLOSMG TOOK PUCE Daniel J. & Lisa H. Ethel C. Smith to Robert R. & Joan JIM 17,1999 Robinson for $419,000. P. Stout for $265,000. 1954 Winding Brook Way 810 Dartmoor Place from Kevin from Peter H, & JeanMarie P. & Eileen A. Quill to Mark L. & -'Dear JIM Chang to Steven & Elaine T. Jackler for $457,500. Tiw telling rt our home wti done In i vny ifflclanl mtmwr IMCUM Wellington am) the RiaWon Catherine Guastamaechia 866 Dorian Road from Matthew ENCHANTING FOLK VICTORIAN RANCH IN MOVE-IN CONDITION had a genuiM Intomt in us Hie awnen and wr imdi. Wa era to very uthfitd with the service ol for $350,000. A. & Jodi Wilterdink to Thomas J JIN Qumun R«Hy, Inc. We ncommiwl that all of you IW wWi Jill Gutman Riany. Inc. Pristine condition! Nine loot ceilings, wide moldings WESTFIELD & Renee J. Cox for $385,000. A picture window brightens the comfortable LR. The Sincerely, and three sets of French doors with leaded glass new Kit, with hickory cabinets & a Breakfast Bar, is 725 Carleton Road from 39 Doris Parkway from Marjow Sllveiln i Marl* Saurei" windows (including the Iron! door). Four BRs. two open to tho Dfl, with a built-in china closet. 3 BRs & Nancy G. Dunlap to John H. Frey to William R. & Amie Own Bths & kj Kit with a FP Recently redecorated! 2 BAsi Fin bsmt w/oftice. Rec Rrn/Bar, partial Kit & Jones III & Alison E. Jones for $225,000. Beautilul deep property! Offered at $375,000 in BA. Ottered at $234,900 in Cranford. "Wl MKI TMIJITTUU OUT Of F1MT TMWIUWW0 AMD MUMMM" for $210,000. 505 Downer St. from Catherine WosHiold. TNU HOUH WM LIITtO MO SOLO IT JILL OVZMAH MALTY, MCJr 637 Central Ave. from E. Broaddus to Sharon A. Clarke USmQ MENT:WEUMQTOH 0UVOU Nicholas Cunicella t»t. al. to for $135,000. SEUJNO AGENT: WEUJN5TON0UVHRA Charles & Carol Pijanmvski 940 Everts Ave. from Walter ir *0UH tUCCIM STttltM" Ml HIVMIN0M0. for $195,000. Susan Brand to Eugene & Vernav •(.1ST TOUR HOME WITH JILL GUZMAN REALTY INC AND BECOME OME OF OUH SUCCESS STORIES'* 648 Clark St. from Travis Simmons for $184,000. •OUR BEST REFERENCE ISVOUBNEIGHBOR'* 34 Faulkner Drive from Joseph MOWM0UHIT CtLUMTIHC 0VH TiHTH AHHIVEHURyil L. & Patricia Hudelson to Artis & Brigita Rumpeters R. Candia & C. Candia to for $357,500. Alexander & Jeaneen Bell fur 415 Edge wood Ave. from $235,000. JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC Patricia L. Newbold to 23 Hawthorne Drive I'mm James B. Johnson for Michael K. & Amy L. Lilian! to IN THE HEART 0FWYCHWO0D BORDERING WATCHUNG RESERVATION •OUR BEST REFERENCE IS V0UR NEIGHBOR" Travis L. Patricia Hudelson tm Just painted exterior AND new landscaping! This 3 BR, 2 Blh Col has a LR FP, formal DR, and $299,000. 7GELM0RA AVENUE. ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY 07202 Spacious 3 BR 2 1/2 Blh Col Entrance hall has an EIK wia vautlod ceilng S skylitos. MBR has a 248 Haze! Ave. from John $570,000. Frenchdrs lo the LR w/FP & built-in logtm Boxed vautted ceilng. walk-in closet & BA Set on a private Penfold to William R. 216 Hyslip Ave. from Edward A bay window in DR, secluded Don & wonderlul side dead end street Offered at S 195,900 in Scotch 908-353-661 1 & Sherry L. Boll to Eric K. & screened porch. Ottaed al $475,000 in Westlield. Plains. Bonnie A. Anderson for $250,001) 779 Lamberts Mill Road fnini 367 Ctwstnut St. Daniel G. & Georgia K. Hannnv u> Union, N.J. 07089 John W. & Janet A. Cray'lor $285,000. 906-688-3000 1527 Lamberts Mill Road fnnn 902 Centennial Am. Anna C. Schultz to Skidrrmiv SELLING HOMES Cranfwd, N.J. 07016 Realty L.L.C. for $220,000. IN UNION COUNTY 640 Lawnside Place from Kevin SINCE 1929 www.mangels.com 908-931-1518 J. & Marian F. Burke to Stephen I & Margaret M. Buell for $462,500 CHARMING COLONIAL/CAPE COMFORTABLE COLONIAL 409 Lenox Ave. from Steven P. & You will enjoy the newer "Dudn;k" Kit with Corian Call us today (or your tour of this 4 BR, 2 Bath home Karia A. Williams to Gary M counters! 3 BRs and 2 Baths. Corner cabinets in tlio in greal condition. DR plus an EIK and a Fam Rm Rudow for $492,000. DR, plus a Fam Rm, enclosed porch. Rec Rm. patio Hardwood lloors, newer windows 8 updated plumb- 618 Maye St. from Judith V & CAC. Set on spacious property. Offered at ing. Enclosed back porch oveilooks deep properly O'Connor to Steven & Claire ('. $349,000 in WestfieW. Offered at $229,900 in WestfiekJ Criscuolo for $300,000. 16 Mohawk Trail from Christopher Hinman to Eru UNION UNION Gercken.s for $37,000. TWO FAMILY 421 Mountain Ave. from Mvrlle 1 Hus tluplo* styk* IIIII^ is kn-tttxiin Ei ilosiml ^o iifiM SUPER BRICK SPLIT llns 4 Hit Ik'auly taatuios 1 ?> OiiUis. CAC. LR wFP J. Staack & D.R. Staack to Wiflium Oio SK1I> liMiuros :i f!Hs, t H, I IK H I Blh Itn> t>1her J. & Karen M. Moore for $204,000 lo.miri's I BH, I H.OH. I IK II ;Mllti. skylKjtils A NYC lr;iitt|x>!M1ii>n (Viiit miss; Ihis IKHJ' Call (908) v So|mraU> i)1ilit» s .IIK1 IIKIWWKII In 9;u 1M f i I) .»L'3J Sl'.'.lia) 925 New England Drive from Clifford L. & Victoria Bekked.ihl t.• Michael P. Barton & R.K. Sinwn f«'i $539,000. POSSIBLE MOTHER/DAUGHTER UNIQUE & CHARMING COLONIAL 538 Rahway Ave. from Ronald •' Mint Condition! This Bi-t.ovel has 4 BRs & 1 I .'2 Parquet lire decorate the LR and DR EIK with Campliell to Christina DiRien/.otin BAs. Picture window m tho LR, DR + an EIK Grade butler's pantry, t a heatod front poich, 3-season $139,500. level Fam Rm &BR Built-in garage wiextrawidudri- roar porch & partially finished attic Close to 1133 Rahway Ave. I'mii, veway lor oft-slreet parking1 Central air! Patio! school, shopping and transportation Offered at Benjamin G. Padua t<> Leonard" ^ Ottered at $219,000 in Wosti'ioW. $158,000 in Kemlworlh. Maria A. Magat for $170,000. 617 St. Marks Ave. from Davnl B. & Rhonda J. Hatcher to .Joseph Scalidi for $509,000. 6tK)N rtl 629 Shackamaxon Drive In mi 30 Offices ThriiURhmit New Jersey " < Avenue West • West field. NJ 071 WO | ROSELLE PARK UNION Thomas & Mary J. Honilntk (" l-m-li Diliii- liiiH-iH-iukiilly Ownal .iml 1)|HM.II«I (''(IS) 2.13-0065 SPARKLING CAPE CENTER HALL COLONIAL Movi> III|I'%, 60 DAY 15 YR FIXED 7.125 0.00 7.250 5% 45 DAY 15YRHXID 6.375 0.00 6,458 20% 75 DAY 10/1-30 Yn 7.1?5 0.00 7.300 10', 60 DAY 30 YR JUMBO 7.750 0.00 7.8B0 10% 60 DAY 1YRADJ 5.250 0.00 7.03O 20% 75 DAY 48 hour nppmsnls niA. No Uoc. 100° Aop Fee 1350.00 Attorney review $250 00 Hudson City Savings Bank 201-967-1900 Loan Search 800-591 3279 United National Bank 908-429-2332 30 YR JUMBO 7.1.00 0 00 7.525 20% 90 DAY 30 YR JUMBO 7.500 0.50 7.580 10% N/P DAY 5/1-30 YR 6.500 0.00 7.093 10% 90 DAY

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June 10, ion, NJ 07363 CHILDCARE j 10 AM 1 I'M SECRETARY NANNY \ Inline ('ity I'cdi MONTHS WE HAVE WMtfMd Law Firm Needed, F/T or P/T ASAP. ! lot* of seeks FT secretary Com- Cor leip reqd ! I uion, NJ OR LESSI ATTENTION GETTERS puter & Legal experience 9OS.754.8iei I necessary. Exc. benefits. CHILD CARE - Work in | INDUSTRY EMPLOYERS 1 1 Send resume & salary re- your own home. Apply I let |\lll\ show UMillk w.u Wllli inir IMIIIIMIII .i|>|iin.iill. siiull I'IJ.NM'V ; quirement* to: • TOUR THE CAMPUS LARGE at Monday Morning Inc ! mi HIM rl.lt in HIM " v\«,'fk> lit > niuiiilb MUI i,mlie tcriiticd in: print to make your ad Hiring Partner 908/668-4884 ! • MEET THE STAFF P.O. Box 480 W«»tfleld. NJ 07091 ful Wort-time. 523 53k Yearly l 1'ti^int' .*iul llriM1 I'r.iin •NlllM". •Mi'iln.il Ilillnii; REALLY SECRETARY '•"'someVvtlTe 1 <>8«-72W7<>0 8»t 540 spuri HtlriHir.iiion I \tlniin llinu.il "llr.illh ( .lir I'huulrr Gen Practice low firm • Mt'dii.il \v Hand out ul.Kion Hr.ikc \irs\-nin Hiinn IrUi • i'l'lMin.il I i>lll]itilt'l' Support Call your Clattltied Sales seeks responsible person CUSTOMER w/ good secretarial skills, * Consultant today SALES/SERVICE lor more information! to fill legal secretarial po- AND EDUCATION SINCE 1979 800-305^3487 •r.nu'iil ('.in 1-S00-MO-3A03 sition 1-2 yrs eip a Caneg> SturJertsrHS. Grada knowledge ol WP 5 1 a S12A aixptt ShScholarsripl B 2365 Route 22 West luw liiilions. flr\ilili'|iu\ilit'lll |tl.ills, IIT\ WOKhUlKCI. |)\>S \.\c-. must. Competitive salary avail. cord •H*yB21'O6O0 725 RIVER ROAD • EDGEWATER. NJ Employment and benefit package Call Union, NJ .mil Suiiirila\ U.I-MS \|.|HI>\CI! 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The children tit Irene E. and develops in them a «en»e of Corporation to support OO- in their nalen volume group, qual- Truck Company family of dealer- Feldkirchner Elementary School juHtice, compasHiun, reHpoct, USA, helping to make the com- had something to jump up and responsibility, and Kolf-cHtoem. munity a Hafer, more prosperriUH ilown about recently. Through Program materinln were fur- place to live, work and drive. Communicate for better auto repair the generosity of Lictardi nished ut no cost to the Hchoril Kevin Liccardi, co-owner of Liccardi MotorH, Hinted, "We Here are some tips from the non- your car for: I ion? During braking? When shit! 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Flexible Become A Member employment. Appty at! Somervllle, NJ 09876 tor Rent 1S4 Front St., South legal 45 hrs/wk. Average Condos & Malnfield, MJ. 07O60. Fax: 90B-575-6SW cost S24O/wk Per family not Of Our Telephone per child. Call (800) 901-Townhouses RARITAN - Store front, 2002 or www.guraupair.com prime location on West Interviewing Team! Somerset St., 675 sq.ft. Professional * Polish Agency Inc. * CHANFOttD TOWNHOME floor space, 375 sq.fi. ASSCTAMT ADVERTISING Specializing in elderly/sick S124.000 atorage. $7SO/month. Call In this permanent part-time Help 260 LIFE care. Call 906-689-9140 This 2 BR. 1 SBath chows 908-766-5400 . ASSISTANT beautifully. Ceramic lite NEEDED floor and snack bar in role, you will be conducting For Community Forum PERSONAL LINES TUTORING The Somerset Messen- Kitchen. Must see this ex- Nationwide Opinion sur- Newspaper, in circula- CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Summer Tutoring available. K- clusive listing. Housing tion department. Light Summit Agency, licensed ger Gazette has an 3, all subjects, dual certifica- veys. There is NO SELLING, You will work in a professional P/L CSR 1-2 yrs. exp Ap immediate opening for JUST PATRICK REALTORS to Share office duties and some tion, special & elementary. 073-&OB-8S33 outside deliveries and piled system, salary * an .advertising sales environment with paid training, frequent merit reviews and a assistant. Candidates Call 908-70W433 collection of stores. benefits. Fan resume to: MYRTLE 8EACH.SC- For ROSSsXE MMK- Saekmg RM Must be able to drive a 9OS-277-2471. must possess excel- CLEANING done by Sign-On bonus. lent organization and Sale by owner. 2* yrs.lo stars my home. Clean, neatb van. Valid drivers li- expel Polish woman. young 2 Bfl, 2 BA, fully rmjst UWs. Incl. + ate, long tamt, communication skills, GOT Rets, own transp. Call cense necessary. Part be detail oriented, and turn., condo. Screened $425*nc, 908-241-5153 time flexible daytime Sales Help 265 Sylvia 908/429-8663 bale, overlooking water- Afternoon and evening hours available. hours. Must be RELI- have the ability to han- dle multiple tasks at HOME ft APT CLEANING way, pool, golf, beach, ABLE! M-F, $7.00/hr- and much more. Office Space Immedlnle opening. REAL ESTATE once. Candidates must References, own transp We seek articulate enthusiastic candidates with strong inter- also enjoy working in a EASIER! Call Annabel 732-469-1835 •08-722-21 B» Call 90B-B5237B5 or Switching careers? Find out fast-paced environ- lor Rent Apply at: how you can enjoy the HOUSECLEANIHOCoSta personal skills. For Immediate consideration please call besl training and market- ment with the ability to meet deadlines. Bene- Rican Lady cleans houses. Homes lor Sale 330 Individually furnished ol- between 9 AM - 4 PM or 7 - 9 PM. Star Gazette Ing support In the industry Now you can Rets. 732-469-3591 from the nation's largest fits Include medical flees with business sup- Forum Individually owned real and oental Insurance, HOUSECLEAHING port services, call Terrl at MM E. Moora St., estate company. Friendly, prescription plan, paid charge your Diana Roctias 973-921 -3000 Hackettstown, NJ. fast-paced office Call Mi- 'lolldsy and vacation, 732537-9267 EOE. and a 401K plan. II you OUHCLLEN- chael King. manager HOUSE CLEANING New office space for renf. Brlclgewater Office are looking lor an ex- LOOK Statistical Research, Inc. Exp'd w/ref's. Reasonable n*K On site parking. Fall oc- (BOB) 688-01 DO citing opportunity and classified ad want to be part of a 908-725-6913 or 581 -9043 SUMMIT BY OWNER cupancy Calf 90B-27S- mkln«43923aaol .com Legal 2 family, gd. cond., 900O SCHOOL WEICHERT REALTORS successful sales team (908) 654-4000 Ext. 188 send or fax your re- We accept: HOUSECLEANINQ-good priv. qul«t st. 2 blocks sume to: refs. long exp. 4 low rates from Lakeland bus "7 ml. CROSSING Call Noily 908-6660203 from train. A(tt. 1, 2-3 BR SOMEHVILLE - Prof. of> Professional cleaning Incl. 2 full BA e-l-k LR DR UR GUARDS off-St. pkg. Apt. 2, e-l-k, llca; opposite Somerset We also need Spanish bilingual employees. Full-time » Substitute posi- house cleaning, * ceramic Ln DR Hi BA off-St. pkg. County Courthouse: 2, tion* avail., Beginning Oaten* tile shampoo . lOyr. exp Call 908-277.4701 tv. msg. floor; approx. 1400sq rU September '99, Approi. 15 44 Veterans Me Free Estimate Candidates must be fluent in both English and hra./wk., *11,10/hr.. No 732-356-209S S10O0 monthly rental. Call experience necessary. Drive East 908-722-4488 Somervllle, NJ. HOME CARE FOR WATCHUNd ish. CaH Chatham Bon> Police 088 76 ELDERLY DISABLED FOR SALE BY OWNOt Faxi MS-575-e726 live in or out. Polinter 4 Bedroom, 2 H Bath, 973-635-8000 Agency. CaH 908-925-0494 Center Hall Custom In The Classifieds Colonial, 1 year old. WATCHUNQ • Prof. bid*. Situated on 1.5 Park Avail. Immed. Approi Like acres, with pond, 475aq ft. 908-SS1-2S0O ' Gazebo, Custom Cedar Deck, 3 car garage, Gourmet kitchen, lop of Rooms the line appliances and fixtures. Many quality (Furnished) 460 extras. Asking SS70,000 Principals Only. Call: SUMMIT - Large (urnlshefl 008-222-1412 room, private BA. pkg., 8 block* to center of towrr, $625/mo., 1 mo. sec. % rets. 908-273-SS7S • BERKLEY HEIGHTS SUMMIT: Room for renj 4 BR split, 2 Vi bath, C/AC, 2 car gat., 2 $110 per week. Call FP, new aiding, big 906/598-0522 corner lot. $339,000. By owner. Call for appointment. 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No Early BirdB \ '94 MITSUBISHI GAUNT K • NEW PflOVIDENCE • TIRES- CJood Year Wran- 44 Valentine Hd 6/25 & 26, Sell it with gler, LT ?J5 i LT 9-3 K»ds. HH and misc items 265/75R16. <4 ea S brand BUY FOR: 4"Kf O BUY FOR: #4Sf9 new. sacrifice SBO each SUMMIT- Sale from home iVi i\\iW IM-S .-. iV •! u I'l' t'S AC, 908-232-2296 evenings w.' 36 yrs of TLC! Fruit- 4 Or Auto 1t.UK rt-OD V e PC PS AC wood desk, cnina cabinet PWilcks I in CitiiM'. AMIM Sttw LVi.f An iVnl:- I'Wi'M--. L.ls Ii" Cru.sf. S. other antiques & col- AMfMuv.* \lM«1i(iV!Vtil .MOOOnu i M>-.h General lectibles Fladial saw, joiner & tools galore, deck turn., Merchandise 580 iioiditrack. & many more uertsmes1 1i Sunset Dr Unique lr»dla*nou» For- ens i. 26, $4 omsm ams '97Tunstt>W V-0 PR PS, \C- O'.ul •I ['• Atilo Ii.vi-: wOP Vfi PB. PS. A,'C, BRIDGEWATER - 866 The Wheel Deal prods avail 90B-276-1013 An Ruts, V Di SlWmdiLiks Tilt. Cunsc LHul An li.up 1'W'inls irKs Ml. Ctuise. Carnoustie Dr.. Sat.. 6/26. 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For private party only, prepayment required. only $899 installed. , R;u:k VIN't1?!;:1!).'! /•lOOllnn 732-566 3233 1AA CASHtor records, mags , . VIN'If Mfi.'K'L'UkKV.Idii stulfed animalB, teddy IBM COMPATIBLE $295 bears, toys. 908A54-6688 We also buy & repair computers, monitors, printers. 908/464-7496 AAA OLD PHOTOS e «^*Big Deal MAKE FUNERAL PLANS Wanted (or highest EASY -34 hrs tall lieu 1 SSS Also. OLD paint- 14495 800-991 8955 Reg $69 9t>. ings pens, watches, I special S3b 95 • 5/H. 50-60 s toys, costume •I l)i. AuUi li.ui'i wOll VG I'H I'S A'C V.m Aiiin li.in-. will) V-fl.Cn. PS. trout & Dual An Liii}*: P [li St'Wiliils I t:ks lill l!r,u AH ilu.li An Huis. P Pi SlWiinK PACIFIC" MALIBU NAU- lowelry, etc. TILUS FITNESS CEN- John 908-322-1545 Cfiiisf Alloy Wills AM I'M Cjssftlf I ill IJIIISI' Allov Wtils. AMfMCtsMllc Iwo TCR-many access, like »VAW498V 11 .OUllmi lime (Mint VlN*llXlMniM?.0OOmi new. SI BOO. Call eves. 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It's understandable if you want an automobile that delivers everything you get in a new 1999 BMW. Power, performance, luxury and state-of-the-art safety found nowhere else. We understand, and that's why we've designed our low prices and low payment lease plans to give you everything BMW has to offer, without the guilt!

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