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Briefs ! Board may Jr. Women's Club to host baby contest WESTFIELD - The Junior Women's Club of alter WHS Westfield will hold its first Beautiful Baby Contest Feb, 1-13 at the Drug Fair ofWestfield. To enter the contest, participants must be new- grade policy born to 36 months. Parents should submit two photos, ByTlNAGUAMNO courses. Also, D and F grades no larger than 4-inch by 6- ltKt'OHU-l'HKSS would be exempt from the plus inch with the parents and minus suffix. name, childs name and WESTKIELl)—A proposed The current vendor providing date of birth, address and change to the Westfield High computer software- to the high telephone number on the School grading system has teach- school has assured Dr. Petix that back of the photo. ers and administrators debating ithe changes could be accommo- the pluses and minuses. dated. There is a $3 registra- tion fee, payable to The Representing the Westfield If the grading system were' Junior Women's Club of High School Council, High School changed. Dr. Petix recommended Westfield. Photos submit- Principal Robert Petix recom- a transition period where next ted will not be returned. mended including plus ami year's ninth-graders would The contest is limited to minus grades in the current receive the plus and minuses on the first 20 entries. All grading system at Tuesday's their report cards and their tran- other registration fees will Hoard ol Education meeting. scripts. be returned if your photo The consensus of the council I)r. Petix explained that the doea not make the first 20 was based on the concern that transcripts of next year's 10th, submitted. the current, grade range in too 11th and I2th-gradt>rn would not Drug Fair of Westfield broad. include the plus and minus will have a targe display Dr. Pelix said that a more grades because it would be table set up with all 20 accurate measure of a student's impossible to calculate previous Beautiful Babies photos. academic performance could be grades with the new grading sys- There will be a container determined with the plus and tem. for vooters to put their minus system. However, Dr. Petix Michael Seller, president of loose change and each gave three exceptions when they the Westfield Education penny equals one vote, All would not be used. Association, opposed the first two! GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS He said there would be no Ag- exemptions to the grading pro- the monies raised will go Kritta Hicks, an 18-year-old senior at Scotch Plains-Fan wood High School, embraces her daughter, the the JWC local scholar- grades because he feels (his posal. He said that these exemp-; Alaysia Jot, after Tuesday night's girls basketball victory over Ptalnfield. The Hicks family will celebrate would heighten competition and lions would cause students to ship fund, which each year Alayaia's first birthday tomorrow. raises funds for local stu- stress, lie Haiti C and D grades "not be on ei|ual playing ground." dents. would no longer be weighted in "In the early stages of discus- The first place baby will Honors and Advanced Placement lContinued on page A-2) receive a $50 Savings Bond and second and third place Winning on and off the court will also receive prizes. Photos with the informa- tion and the registration Krista Hicks Commuters still fee to should be sent to The Junior Women's Club of balances roles Weatfield, PO Box 524, Westfield, NJ 07091-0524. pressing for rail by Jan. 22. of athlete, WHS students student and taking mid-terms single mom improvements 'WESTFIELD — PyTINAQUAHINO another to board the next train. Students in Westfield High ByMCHBEVENSCE I'KKSS "Navigating the crowded stairwells at. Newark is a night- School will be taking mid- RKCrmi) -I'KKSS term examinations the WKSTKIKLD- With a year of mare, especially since the week of Jan. 25-29. SCOTCH PLAINS — Krista accomplishments under its belt, announcements and monitors are The second semester of Hicks wants to make sure she is the Kiiril.au Valley Line so bad we never really know the 1998-1999 school year understood on one point. Commuter Commission iKVLCC) where to find the New York train. will begin the following The unmarried mother of 1- is on track with their goals for Track one, two, or A?" Bind Monday, Feb 1. year-old AJaysia Joi, employee of Michael Kinbinilrr, a founding Pizza Hut and Btudent-athlete at The KVI.CC ban determined member of Westfield KVLCC. Scotch Plains-Fanwood High that achieving same-platform "Kvery morning is a gueaHing Adult school offers School says she does not advocate transfers at. Newark will be the game" 4-MAT program young women in high school hav- group's top priority, since a "If we can't have a one-seat ing children. direct, one-seat ride to ride any lime soon, N.J Transit SCOTCH PLAINS — "No, it's not Homething 1 Manhattan is probably a genera- should at least provide a one The Scotch Plains- planned. No, I wouldn't do it tion away platform ride," Kinbindcr added. Fanwood Adult, Continuing again. I tell my family AJ won't Me said that when he began and Community Education Karilan Valley Line com- have a brother until she's 10 muters and the HVLC(' say that commuting a decade ago, same program is offering its 4- yeara old," said Krista, a senior MAT program at Pnrk in addition to improved commu- platform transfers were the rule and member of the girls varsity nication.1! ami better (rain sched- not the exception. Middle School, 580 Park basketball team. "But I'm glad it Ave. uling, the most immediate way "They provided the service happened." NJ Transit can help KVL riders before," Kinbiiider said, "They 4-MAT is designed to Tomorrow will not only mark crente nwareness as to why is by providing same platform should be able to do it again now." Alaysiu'H first birthday, it will transfers at Newark. Steve Cole man, spokesman for some ways of learning also mark one whirlwind year of work with some students Currently, commuters have to N.J Transit, said providing a same changes for the second-youngest exit the train at Newark, hustle platform transfer is it "real oper- and why others do not. member of the Hicks family. Yet, The first class on down a set of stairs at one plat- ational challenge" but. is some- Krista, 18, has responded to her form and up another set at (Continued on page A-2) Monday Jan 25 will deal new resjKmsibilitiex like one of with individual lenrning the family's eldest. styles. The second clans "We're very proud of her," Haul Tuesday, Feb. 2 will deal Krista's mother, Kobin Hicks, with wholeness nnd whole- who has shaved her own work brain processing. The third schedule as a patient tare techni- class Wednesday, Feb. 17 cian at Muhlpiilx>rg Hospital to will apply the natural cycle help cart" for the hahy while of learning. Alt classes will Krihta juggles her .schedule: meet 6:;iO-OH) 8H9-7718. of help. On any given day, Alaynia baby .sitter, and I still wanted her has a smile on her luce. You can't 1 help but be proud." may In passed from Kristn to to have a life," Kobin said. Krinta readily admits «he Robin to Robin'* iiiother-in-lnwto Meanwhile, Krista is lenrning could not carry out some Hem one of Krista's sisters and hark to a tnide. She leaven sclwol around Inside blanci" of a normal high school Krista again, lint not until she (Continued on page A-2» Commentary .. .A-4 Community Life .A-6 Obituaries .... .A-8 Woman is killed crossing street WEKTr'IELl) A Scotch ['lain* westbound on Ka.st. Broad Street, murks which IILCIIIIH we nin't inn- Sports C-1 woman was killed by a car after hitting Jnterdonato from the right point, where the aclual collision HUfMANNI WAf.Nf H.'li I' (.OHHt M'ONDFNT crosBinK a street in Went field with the right front of the car. occurred." Weekend Plus . .B-1 Monday. Detective Sgt. John 1'nnzeau No Humiiionses were issued and Ellen Interdonnta, 71, of said Mower told police she did not Moser's speed wan unable to be A day of remembrance Real Estate . .. .C-5 Montague Avenue in Scotch Plain** see fnterdomito crowning the determined. Dr. John Wlghtman. former pnstor of the First Congregational waa hit at 6:1,'*, p.m. after leaving street, Tho Westfield Rescue Hquml Church, receives nn award from Dolores Graves of the Dr. Martin Automotive . .. .C-6 St. Paul'd Church on the corner of "There ure crosswalks there. and a medic unit transported Luther King Jr. Association during a service Monday marking the East Broad and St. Paul's streets. However we don't know the point Interdonato to University observance of Martin Luther King Jr.* Birthday. For mort on ttw Classified D-1 • The 1989 Jeep Wagon driven by of the collision, whether it waa at Hospital in Newark where she ••rvlcv, Me pages A-6,7. Carol MtMwr, 56, of Canterbury the crosswalk or not," 8g wu pronounced dead 4:48 n.m. Road in Weatfield wtu traveling Pflrlzeau said, "There ore no sb Record-Press 1999 A winner on and off the court (Continued from pageA-l) "Having a daughter made me ordeal of pregnancy and having a Grading policy at WHS 11 a.m. every day to attend Union more mature," Krista said. "She baby while still in high school, they ed here and this creates a two-tiered system. County Vo-Tech, where she is (Aiaysia} really pulled my family were wiped away in the hospital. (Continued from page A-l) Course offerings and course selection will be learning how to be a cosmetologist closer." "You don't realize how many sion, the high school teachers supported the change strained and would create a new level of elitism in — "I want to cut men's hair. Women Both she and her mother agree friends you have until people come when the A+ version was part of the proposal," a very competitive district" Seller aaicl are too fussy," Krista said. Krista was in denial when the to see you in the hospital," she said. Seiler said. "Once this option was deleted, the staff no longer wholeheartedly supported the change." "If the A+ was re-established and the O grades Krista's mother insists her pregnancy was first detected in the That's how I kept my head up." weighted the same as the other grades, there daughter will go to college. Krista summer of 1997. Krista said she Mason and Hicks are still seeing He also opposed not having grades weighted for had the support of her friends and each other, and when he's not honors and Advanced Placement courses, mean- would be no issue on the proposed grading and has applied to Kean, Rutgers and weighting system"he added. Seton Hall. family, but the social stigma was a attending classes at Union County ing students couldn't receive a C- or C+. challenge to handle. College, he's helping out on the "Not only would a student achieve only a grade Seller's other concern was wasting valuable When she's not practicing with staff time performing clerical duties because of an the Raiders basketball team, or "It was something you want to weekends. of C but it wouldn't carry any additional weight in think is not really there, but it does- "We take it day by day," Krista the calculation of the grade point average," he said. incompetent computer system. He said the current suiting up for a game, Kiista is hus- system cannot generate a college-ready transcript tling home to manage her new No. n't go away," Krista said. "I was said. "We're not ready for marriage. The student would be pressured to drop the course 1 priority. slightly embarrassed. I was think- We're just taking care of Aiaysia if the level of achievement can't be improved." which has to be done manually. "I wouldn't say it's been more ing, 'Why me?' There's all the other right now. He tries to be there all he He said the proposal in its present form is This should not lie happening in 1999 with hectic," Krista said. "You would girts having sex out there, so why can." flawed because it "actually hurts some students' technology being what it is today," Seiler said. think I would say all these bad me? Nobody can point the finger." "He's here for her," Robin Hicks academic achievement and appears to be a grade Seiler asked the board to send the proposal to things but I can't. Right now every- For the Hicks family, it was a said of Tyree. "But it's been tough inflation on a first examination." the policy committee. thing's going great. I don't really secret that took some time getting for him, too. He's got things he has He said the high school guidance department "The high school administration caa unilat- have any shame because I feel, used to. Robin said it was difficult to take care of, but right now, he is needs to upgrade student profile folders because erally change the current system with the right now, that I'm proving myself. telling extended family members, here for her." the school would no longer be on a 4.0 system board's approval," Seiler said. "However, why When I was pregnant I felt like I let who nonetheless accepted the chal- Krista is proud she did not need which is easy to calculate and more or less univer- ask for everyone's input and then go in that everyone down. Now I want to lenge of helping Krista once the big painkillers during labor. Krista has sally accepted. direction when it is we who will have to imple- regain respect from my parents day arrived. shown she can handle a lot of things "The listing of all courses is not being present- ment the change?" and my coach." "It was very hard for her to since her big day, and not just pain. Head coach Brian Homm said accept," Robin said. "I was hurt for In an attempt to get back in shape he tried to help with advice when her because you knew it was going and back into the school routine, he could, but "I could only say so to change their lives. You wonder if Krista ran track last spring, just much, There aren't too many girls it's going to chajige their dreams, I weeks after giving birth. Commuters want improvements who have to handle what Krista saw myself when I looked at her." "I've been mature since the goes through. From what I can tell, The decision to have the baby, whole thing started," Krista said. (Continued from page A-l) possible to do right now for two of the Raritan Valley Line •He's done a good job. She's never give it up for adoption or have an "I'm planning for my future. I'm thing NJ Transit is considering. reasons: capacity and engine type. Commuter Commission, is still tyeen late for a practice, never been abortion immediately became a going to go to college. I couldn't do it "Currently the Raritan Valley "We are limited to the number hopeful about achieving a direct late for a game. I respect what she family issue, an issue that was without my family, and they want Line trains come onto Amtrak's of trains we can send into New ride to Manhattan. has done." resolved rather quickly. Krista said me to have a life. Aiaysia is still my Northeast Corridor for the final York Penn Station per hour and "Good communications and » When Krista says the word she never gave thought to nboition. responsibility." two-mile stretch into Newark," we are already at that limit which efficient transfers are immediate Respect, her eyes grow a little wider, She and the father, Tyree Mason, a Krista said she did not want Coleman said. To do a same plat- is 14," Coleman said. needs and achievable short-term afld she stares at her listener to 1997 Scotch Plains-Fanwood grad- undue attention for her new form transfer, trains come in on The Raritan Valley line oper- goals," Mayor Jardim said. "But 4how she means what she says. She uate, agreed they wanted to have lifestyle, just respect. The space in track four and would have to cross ates with diesel trains and diesel the ultimate goal remains wants to be considered an adult. the child. her heart where regret may have all the way over to track one." trains can not go through the tun- Raritan Direct, a one-seat ride to $he does not want to be considered Krista's fntlier, Bill Hicks, helped taken over is instead filled with Coleman said there are nels into Penn Station New York," New York." a victim, a failure, or another statis- clear up matters. "My Dad said, pride for having accomplished so occasions when same platform Coleman added. Two groups are working tic for the teenage pregnancy file. 'None of my grandchildren will be much in the past year, The family transfers are possible, but it is Coleman said options would be toward this goal: RVLCC as well Nor doeB she want to be glorified for given up for adoption,' " Krista shares the sentiment. not something that can be to either electrify part of the line as the Raritan Valley Rail juggling all her commitments like a recalled. Cose settled. There will IK As Robin said, "1 love her guaranteed. or to use a dual powered locomo- Coalition (RVRC), begun by U.S. circus performer. All she wants is one more Hicks in the house. (Aiaysia} to pieces. I look at her now Coleman said the one-seat ride tive which could operate off of Congressman Bob Franks (R-NJ). respect for what she has done since II' Krista had any lingering feel- and I can't imagine not having her into Manhattan is a longterm goal both diesel and electric power. Jardim is a liaison to both groups. the birth of her child. ings of shame due to the whole in the family." for NJ Transit, but said it is not Mayor Tom Jardim, a founder "RVLCC is a commuter based group," Jardim explained. "They're the folks who are doing the commute, day in, day out," he said. "RVLCC is focusing on improving the day-to-day com- mute until we get Raritan Direct." RVRC, Jardim pointed out, is made up of community lenders from along the Raritan Valley Line. The group's focus is more long term including obtaining funds, planning, political support and infrastructure for building 20% Off Raritan Direct. A MedaNews Group Newspaper NUN Publishing ©1999 Record-Press (USPS 006-049) is published on Friday by NJN Publishing, 301 Central Ave., Clark. 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Jersey Boy A better gift would be true tax reform Everybody likes the Uiv-n of receiving money back from the government. That's why Gov. Christine Totld Mike Deak Whitman's proposal to give overburdened properly tax- WOUIP WORK payers a rebate is popular with bolh parties in Trenton, especially with legislative* elections in November, A LOT FASTER. Pleasures Under the plan, the average New Jersey property tax- payer will be; receiving $120 back from the state this year, of wrestling, regardless of their income or the value of their property. The rebate will increase by 20 percent each year to the year 2004 WIKMI the average rebate will be $(>00. soap operas But the public should not be cheering without reserva- Everyone, whether they like to tions. Even Whitman admitted that her plan is property admit it or not, has secret and tax relief, not property tax reform. The chocks that home- guilty pleasures, Often these plea- owners will be receiving later this yesir provide cover for sures are the vestiges of childhood all those Trenton politicians who regard the state's oner- and adolescence that provide inex- ous property tax system like the weather — everybody plicable comfort. For some, it is the talks about it, but nobody does anything a bout it, happy wallowing in the vulgar and the crude, like a secret affinity for The governor has indicated she will include. $.'J5 million The Three Stooges. For others, it is in the state budget, to be unveiled later this month, as a bizarre fetish that no one speaks incentives for municipalities to share and merge services. about in polite company, like dip- The Whitman administration is also looking at ways to ping pretzel sticks into a jar of enact some of the recommendations put forth last year by peanut butter. a special commission on property taxes. There i.s no easy aiiswer why I The rebate program and most of the rocoinmenclntions like to watch professiontil wrestling about reducing taxes do not target the single biggest fac- on television, just as there is no tor why New -Jersey has one of the highest property tax ready explanation why I once was rates in the country — the cost of public education. In most addicted to .soap operas (I can recount plot lines for The Edge of municipalities, the public school portion of the property Nitf fit a quarter century agojThese tax bill is about 60-70 percent, with the county and local are the delicious yet guilty plea- municipality sharing the rest. With enrollment increasing Letters to the editor sures that, in the eyes of some, will and state mandates piling up, the cost of public education l>e.sinirch my character and reputfi- may increase faster in the coming years than the cost of tion forever; perhups Somerville living. What overall properly tax bills will be like in the High School will even want its next four years is still unknown. diplnnii) returned. I am defenseless, Nonviolence is the better solution except to ask the following ques- It remains to be seen what incentives the Whitman (Editor's note: This is the winning essay in negotiate is forced to confront the issue. Tension tion: wliich would you rather have administration will offer the more than ii()0 school dis- Wi'stficld's annual Martin Luther Khif,' ,Jr. e.s.say announces to the world that there is a problem, \v;itdied at f) p.m. Monday night — tricts in the state to share services or mer^e. Sonic money competition. > something must be done and there is no way around the whining frustrations of Ally could be saved by small municipalities combining public it. The oppressors arc lefl wondering what to do next McHeal, Lan-y King interviewing works departments or other services, but that is a pittance BY ALEXIS JEMAL and how to regain control, hut the matter is a I ready Madonna, (..Jenildo blithering about India gained its independence l>y taking nonvio- out of their hands. I)iwen{4;i(jiti(,' or unseating (lie ini|KMclmient, or Kond Dogg bat- compared to the money that could be waved in the public lent, action. It was live first and only country to gain school system. oppressor from their throne hurts more than any tling (iangrel for the World its independence without armed combat, though physical retaliation. Nonviolent net ton does not ask Wrestling Federation (WWF) While most New Jersey homeowners will gladly accept many people died. African Americans put an end to for a change; it demands a full turnaround. I Iardeore Championship? a "feet-good" rebate that on the surface lets the governor runny critical aspects of segregation l»y taking nonvi- and legislators olt' the hook, residents want true reform in olent action. These are two tremendous examples of Both (iiindhi and Martin Luther King knew that Of those four options, only the wherever there was injustice they would he there to WWT1 is free of the phony bnloney •the property tax system thai will permanently lower their nonviolence ugainst violence beintf successful. fight. Dr. King said, "Injustice anywhere is ;i threat bills. Although not Jill may agree with nonviolence, I do pretension and artificial gravity not helievc iinyone coukl disagree that it htis been to justice everywhere." Their follower's had the chal- wliich has saturated the entertain- lenge of answering the executive editor. Call her at <9OM> mind drills finin the main put pose and the mind's courage. Dr. King snid, "One who breaks an unjust 575-6684 with storv suggestions, ijiiest ions or comments. law must do so openly, lovingly and with a willing- enough to realize thut wrestling is eye can no longer see the hi}; picture, it is very easy ness to accept the penally." The heart mid the con- not a sport, but staged entertain- Our address is P.O. Box (i'K), Somerville. N.I 0H87(i. Our to fall back into natural tendenc ies of ret alintion and science of the oppressor must In' attacked. The only ment, as its promoters and fans fax number is < <)0S) fwfi-KKH."!. sielf'-delensi'. When events seem to be moving slowly 1 way to accomplish that is by nonviolence. If the freely iidmil; I here- i.s no pretension Our e-mail address is njnc("' ;iccess.ihgcx.net. ;IIH1 the task seem.slo be overwhelming, nonviolence oppressed produce a lluval the oppressors" itm- that it is anything more than that.. For the following week's newspaper, releases are due in i.s the last resort when it should l>e (lie first. In fact, .scieme is put at ease when they act to "su!>due" the That kind of honesty is refre.sliing the editor's office by noon Friday. vvilh nonviolence it is when you seem to be goin^ in a culture where bloated bnasts nowhere that you have-made the greatest .progress. unlawful and seditious art. Correction policy Imagine what differences might have occurred if of profound meaning are common- T/iv Rviutnl-l'fi'ss will correct errors of fact, context or 1 helievc t hat nonviolence could !>«.• ;t belter solu- slnves nnd servants of history bad practiced nonvio- place. presentation ami clarify any news content that contuses tion to many national anil mteriuilitiiiul problems in lent action. What if they stopped toiling'.' Yes. they It I'm forced to think about it. or misleads readers, ('orrections will appear on (his puge. today's society such as police brutality and the vio- would have been beaten and tortured motT. (lantlhi there is a sinewy connection lence between the I'ulestinians and Israelis. said. 'They may torture my body, break my bones. iH'twt'cii professional wrestling and Report errors to Cheryl I'Vnskc at < !)()H t 5Tr>-(»(i«4. NnnvidltMil action is the best way ic» create perma- Announcements ;ind then they'll have my dead body, !>nt not nivobe soap operas. Both have ludicrous nent change. Change caused In violence is only tem- and complicated plot lines, w-ith Wedding, engagements, anniversaries and births are porary. Nonviolent action is last ing bee;nise it makes printed without charge* in Tin- Iuv<>/7f>-(S7(»;J and ask for a form. t he oppressor by mil giving in,mil, :it the sunr time, had practiced nonviolent action, cotton would not values of our cult lire; despite the We accept color or black and white pholographs. nut lashing out. It is impossible Io lake something have been produced ;mil crops would have died The violence (which everyone knows is Please do not send irreplaceable photographs. from .someone if t he person willingly gives it. South would have had a financial crisis. The North fake i and the bawdy softcore sexu- If you would like your photo returned, send alon^ a There are three major sources ol 'control that have would not have bad their shipments of toharcu to al innuendo i which. Ls safely titillat- stamped, self-addressed envelope. ixH'ii demonstrated throughout history: severe pun- ibi'W. cotton for clothes or food that was produced in ing on soap o|x'nis and satirical in ishments to tlu> extent of cruelty; strut regulations wrest linp i. these two genres actual- 1 the South. The North would have been forced to We welcome submitted photos color or black and (such as segregation which ;nv enforced by (lie iu'kiiowled^c the problem. Nonviolent action forces a ly rt•-enforce "traditional" vulues. white — of community events. If possible, we ask that severe punishments; and nnn;il means i such as the ehiiin reaction, All types of indentured people, if they loyalty, compassion and fair play individuals in the photos be identified um\ dearly visible. Hiblt'i thiit nre used Io just ify Ihe regulations. practiced nonviolent ui-iinn. may have suffered more are rewarded; evil, Hastiness and If you would like to retuiest a photographer at a com- Justifying immoral net ions with morality is the fora time, but in the lone, run, the bloodshed nnd the deviousness are punished, at least most dangerous tit tlie three smirivs of control. pain might have been less and change might have in the long run. At a time of raging munity event, call at least IM hours prior io the event and ;uid confusing iimliiffuity in the we will do our best to schedule a photographer. Hliiverv was justified hylhe Itible.The willful misuse come through a different iind faster way than it ulti- iiinl misapplication of nior.ility allmv.s people to do mately did. national debate over Clinton, pro- evil actions tree of conscience II ihe people's con- fessional wrestling and soap operas I hope my comments are not heard as a form of offer some solid morn] solace. science is eliminated what hope i.-. there for them to I dinning the victim. The conversation about nonvio- understand that what they are doing is wrimn'.' lent resistance ami its tenets is difficult to have in a Yes, soap operas and profession- Nonviolent action or civil disobedience was, and still nation nnd a world wit h n culture and rules based on al wrestling are pushing the limits is, the key It eliminates the pos.sihility that evil of what is commonly considered in WKsrHi'i.nsixm iii'i AINN i-'ANVVixm violence. There are many issues today that could be iii'tions will In- justified l>v psuedo-moral means. conquered with nonviolence. In order to do so the the Cbardonnay Classes as "good A MedlaNews Group Newspaper Nonviolent resistance made the oppressors aware of community would need to stand together, embrace taste." Fine, let the Wheat Thin NJN Publishing 01999 their actions and made them lake responsibility for the issue, with one voice that demands attention and and brie crowd r«?wl in the icky the injustice that resulted. Nonviolent action takes change. Few human beings, whether black, red, horrors of Ally McBmi, I, who enjoy awny the comfort of a free conscience and what brown, white or yellow, have the sense of self and the films of Jean Renoir and the Rosemarle Maio becomes visible to all is the truth. love for humanity to choose this course of action. short stories of John t'heever, Publisher would rather watch the antics of There nre two main principles that are incorpo- 1 personally have not and do not know of anyone rated into nonviolent action: power nnd tension. the WWF. because I realize that who has practiced the teachings or has followed the entertainment doesn't necessnrily What the hater wants is obedience and control. nonviolent demonstrations led by Gandhi or Dr. Charyl Fanske When civil disobedience is employed, the oppressor have to be enlightening, but just Ewcutlve Editor Martin Luther King. On the other hand I am con- entertaining. Is there any cultural is not in control. The oppressed hnve gained control. cerned that perhaps I do not fully comprehend what rule that says 1 can't enjoy both Allan Conover When you do not do what they demand you to do, it means and have, in fact, already demonstrated by Tina Quarlno whnt next? Obviously, they are not in control of you Jacques Tati nni! The Three Sports Bdilor Reporter my behavior that I nm violent, a product of my cul- Stooges? Do my tastes have to con- when you are in control of yourself. The oppressors' ture. I think we use the term "nonviolent action" too form to a model crented by corp<^ power nnd hold nre eliminated. You hnve refused to loosely. The belief system of nonviolent action must rate demographers? Why do I have obey the law nnd have done nothing wrong. Mnrtin Blckel John Tsimboukls be incorporated into the mind forever. 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interested in nursery school of Ouceola Presbyterian Church, FRIDAY 1689 Raritan Road, Clark, 9-11 a.m. and 12:30-2:30 p.m. Call JAN. 22 (M)H) 272-WM. DIVORCE RECOVERY - "READY, SET Shall I (Jo?" first of eight-week workshop for kindergarten readiness work- divorced and recently divorced shop for jjan'nl.H, West field Y, 220 people. First United Methodist Clark St., WesHiHd, 7:.'«) |>.ni. Church, 1 K. Hroad St., Wetitfield, Free «drninsion. Kc^ist rntiuji 7 p.m. Cost $55 for the scries. required; cull <90H) 2Xi-'21W). KegiKtration: Call 2'M 4211. WINTER CONCERT of SATURDAY concert band, jfizz ensemble and fit.li tfrnde hand at Terrill Middle JAN. 23 School, 1301 Terrill Koad, Scotch BOOK SIGNING "Food for i'laiim, 7:30 p.m. Adults $2; ntu- Life: The ('(inter Prevention dentH $]; senior citizens and chil- Cookbook"by Kithitrcl Hohiinncjn. dren under 5 free. Call (908) 322- Town Hook Store, 2hr> K. Broad 521 r>. St, W«Htficlfl, l-U p.m. fJiill (!K)8» RUTHANNE WAGNER RP CORRESPONDENT Leaders of various religious faiths triumphantly join hands and sing "We Shall Overcome" during Monday's interfaith service honoring the life THURSDAY and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at First United Methodist Church on East Broad Street. SUNDAY JAN. 28 JAN. 24 OPEN HOUSE for those ICE SHOW bus trip to interested in nursery school at ;il Continental •Jewish Community Center of Dr. King's dream will never die "AniiHtiiHUt on Ice(Menriciwhuid.si. Central New Jersey, 1391 AirlineBut) leaves Arenr afrom Municipal Mnrtine Ave., Scotch Plains, ]() Building, Park Avenue, Scutch u.in. Registration: Call (iK)Hl 889- Westfield honors legacy of 'greatest Christian of the 20th Century' PlninH, 2 p.m. Scotch J'lains resi- 8800. By TINA GUARINO most opposed to hint, even the education and one would own a accountable for the past. d«!iiU $22; noii-r<>Hi()ents $25. AFTER WORK party for Kl.'iii, really wanted It) IM- j;ood." computer. "We can pledge that the past Registration: Cull (!K)H> :t22- single professionals in their 30'H "Tin* [jrohlem is tliat they were "Don't k'ive up, people of will never, never Ix' forgotten and 6700, Exl. 222. iind 40's. Sir I'lifTa Cafe, 43 Elm WKKTrTKU) More thiin :«) intellectually hi/.v and morally America! Times wrr<; tough back we can offer and receive forgive- PARENT/TEKN WORK- St., Westliclil, f>:3()-8::!() p.m. Cost years after hins denth, the dream blind," Dr. Whitman added. -They in the fid's t«K), niaybe even worse ness from each oilier, black and SHOP -Tools for Limit $10; hriti^ business cards. (Io to oI'Martiu Kiilher Kiny Jr. has not really were unable to see the than now," Wi^htman imagined white, jK)or and rich, male and Setting," for middle and lii^'li iijpti^eK.C[>ni/sint{les or cull (908) yet IK'CII rcali/.t'i), but the power of King's res|xinse to )H'."But remem- female, straight and gay, school Htudents w/lhnir pn rents. 2;i2-H827. its tnos.siin*' still continues to Dr. VV'i^htinan wundercd what ber dream we shared. Hcmi'inljer Republican and Democrat, First First ('ongrej^ational Church, 125 awaken many. would say alKiut the many tlie excitement of those times, but World and Third World." Elmer St., Wi-Htlield, 7 p.m. Free About f>0() people gathered crises of the present time. He said don't get stuck there, don't live in Mayor Tuin •liirdim said, "Dr. admission. Call <{)OH) 2U COMING UP Mcmdtiy at First United Metliodist Kind's historic struggle bus thus CA.JUN HAI'PENIN'S ('hurch on Kast Hrond Street for far only partly succeeded. It is my Louisiana-style party for ningleH. the town's \'Al\i .nimial intciTmtli (,'reat hope th.it each time we inert ('ronsroads, 7K North Ave., service spunson-d \>y the Martin here to celebrate Dr. King's life, we MONDAY (iiirwood, 7 p.m. Jan. 2U. Cost Luther Kiiij; .Jr. Association. will have come a little closer to $4(1. (Jo to iijpage.s.coin/.sinf;leH or In the spirit of Mr Kinn, youni; achieving Ins dream." and old, black anil while, Jew :iiul "Dr. Kin^; had a dream that he JAN. 25 call t!KI8! 2U2-8H27. 1 MASTERPIECE lecture HCKAPBOOKINU course Hcnlile all joined together to no doubt knew would not IH refil- on Metropolitan Museum of Art and fiuulniisititf project liiinni, i rini'jiilici anil tarry mi tile led in his lifetime* or ours," worltH for the College Chili of fbrlnimaciilale Heart of Mary legacy of the itMitl.s rivil n^lits Superintendent of Schools William Fanwood-Scotch I'lnins. First Church, 1571 Mnrtine Ave., activist. Foley said. "He went forward United Methodist Church, 1171 Scotch Plains. l()::i<) a.m. Feb. <> The cM'iit \\ii-. ka lied (ill liv a nonetheless Ix-rnuse he under- Terrill Road, Scotch I'lnins. 8 and 7:30 p.m. Keb. JO. Cost $10; .symbolic manh 1 li.it sturled at stood that localise .something b p.m. Guests we.lrmne. full i«)()K) brin^ (i-12 photos. Registration Hctlx'l llaptist Church nn Trinity iui|>ossihlet« do doesn't' mean you 232-4:308. Call < 750-7521. Place. Tile k'loom ol IIHMIIIV did not .sliMiildn't do it." SKI TRIP to Mount am dtini]H>n the k'lui•>• o| ! he memorial "Dr. Kinji planted the seetLs for Creek (McAfee). HUN leaves from Inside KirM I'niiid MCIIUKIIS! peace and justice, watered them TUESDAY Municipal Building, 430 Park ('hurch scin^.s wt're stin^, the me.-. with his sweat, fertilized them Ave, Scotch Plnins, 7 a.m. Feb. 7. HUB*' was spoken :uul memories wit h his life and left us to continue Ketfist rat ion/fees: Cull 70(). Kxt. 222. Former pastor of the First added. OPEN HOUSK for parents C[)n|[i'i'Hatii>n;d CImrct) and ^uest Fanwnod mayor Mnrvanne H]H>aiker .lohu Wij;h1 man ihai.u HUTHANNF WAGNEH-HP CORHE SPONMFNT Citinielly read a resolution terized Kinj; a.s (he "^icaii'-.i During Monday's intertaith memorial service, Vivian Cook congratu- Christian of (he 'H)\ h (Vnlnr> " lates Westfield High School senior Alexis Jemal who won first place in "The message is we are the Hi" spoke alxml Kill); s einplia the 1999 Martin Luther King Jr. essay contest. dream," said Keverend Leon sis on the importance of I'oiyivc il the world were ;i village of 1(1(1 its past Randall of St. Kuke AMK Zion ness and his eHiirts ti> confront the people with all existing hiiiuiin "(iet up otf your couches, people Church who concluded the service "moral and intellectual blindness nitios the ,-.;unt\ .r>7 would be of America. eans, ci^lit There's a world to In* won out lias attended the tie-rvice.s since "When Knii: himself was facmn Africans. 1-1 Irum the Western there1" VVi^htman continued. they botfnn 12 years apo. said she Old (Jusird or Wt'Ntfield tile filtack iInc.-. in Hiniiuij'hain IliMinsplu'ie, .r>2 Irniide. 'IH male, 'There's work to in' dune. I have a is always moved during the cere Officers for 1!>9!> me Jack Mi-Uu^h, director; Kohert and then' vicious masters, hi' could VO iion-whiti', and 70 would he dream today! moiiv. HroacKvoll, vice director; Thomas Spluiiir, treasurer; still forgive tlmse who unleashed nun ('linsli.in Winhtinan referred to n book by "It's very inspirational to come Forrest Allen, assistant treasurer; Charles Bilics, rreord- the ilu^s." l>i Wifihlmrin said, not According to Wi^litinan. .r>!l \>vr Kdward Hall titled Slmv* in tht- together tu cole-bran* the life, the ing w'croli'rv; and Robert Weiss, corresponding secretary. inn that Kill); adhered to Jesus' ci'iil of the entire world's wealth Family in which Hall recount.1* his legacy and the' teaching of Martin Meetings me 10 a.m.noon every Thursday at the words, "Kither forgive them, for would IK* in the hands of only six family's role as slave owners and Luther King.'Muggiu said Wcstfii'lH Y. These ituhide iciest speakers, films, group (hey know not what they do" people ail of wham would live in seeks forgiveness from a 97-year- "It always reuunds us abuut "Kiiifj was Ixith ;ind idealist aiui I he {'• S.; 80 would live in substan- old former slave how far we've come but also how ii and committee reports. Other activities include a realist .lhout hinnau nature." Hr shuMelniard, golf, howling, trips, luncheons, dard housing, 70 would IK- unable "We can't rewrite history," Dr. very far we have yet to KO," Wi^htmait said. "He really to read, fit) would suller from mal- WVhtman said. "We are not added. "We nei»eo|ile. even tbuse nutrition, tine would have ;i college responsible for the past but we are more often." The Old (Itiard is open to retired men and counts an average of 80-100 at each meeting. YVestfield Y Essay contest Trips scheduled for the '(>() ami Better Set" by the Westfidd Y: winners listed April 15 — "Splendors of Meiji: Treasures of Imperial High School Japan" lit the USA Riverfront Arts Center in Wilmington, First Place Alexis Jemal Del. CoHt of $85 includes lunch at the Hotel DuPont. 12th tfrade May '2S -- Brooklyn Botanical (Jarden and Brooklyn Second Place Danui Museum. Includes "Impressionists in Winter: KflVcts de .•VfiiitTo 9th grade • Neigr" (snowscapes), special museum exhibition. Cost is Third Place Ushmn $75. l)t*dhiyn 10th grade June 17-lS Overnight trip to Inner Harbor Honorable Mention Edward Harry 10th grade, (Baltimore, Mil.l. Includes tours of Longwood (innlens •Joseph Kyle Swingle 10th (Kennt'tt Square, l\i ) on the way and VS. Naval 1 ^rade, Maggie Wei 10th grade Academy (Annapolis, Md.t on return. Cost per person is Special Award Ilkn $220 single occupancy, $175 double occupancy or $1(U) N'etr.ivali 12th grade triple occupancy Intermediate Schools Payment in full is due upon hooking a reservation. No First Plate Mary Bogatko refunds will he issued unless a seat can he sold. West field | Roosevelt 8th > V membership is not iciniired. Second Place Tie Charlie For more information, call Karen Simon at itM)8> 233- Helv 'Edison 8th•, Alison 2700 or visit the Y at 220 Clark St., West Held. McCain- (Roosevelt 7thI Third Place Tie Willy Masket iEdison 8th). Johnny AARV Chapter 4LV7 Atkins (Kdison 8thi The Trips and Tours Committee will sponsor a theater Honorable Mention trip Feb. 18 for "Catch Me if You Can" at the llunterdon Tashera Perry (Edison 8th», Hills Phtyhmittc. Cost of $-12 includes luncheon and the I'vler Deiefto I Roosevelt 7th) show. For reservations, call ti>OH> 2U2 715.'!. Elementary Schoola First Place Matthew l>«-SorboiMcKinley> Sfcoml Plnce Jessica Moskowitz (McKinley) Discount ski tickets are available Third Plnce Tie Brittany SCOTCH PLAINS The Mountain nnd Cnmelbnek, nil in Sinione (Jefferson), George Reerention and Parks l'ennsylvnnin. The discounts lire Hriuin t McKinley t Department i« providing dis- provided through the New Jersey Honorable Mention Casey counted ndiniKnion to a number Hecreiititm and Parks Ackcrmnnn (McKinley), Kyle of ski urens in the Northeast Association. Fleming (McKinley). Kevui Participating flki MTUH are niscount tickets are nvnilnblo Muus (Franklin), Mark Mountain Creek, in Sussex nt the recreation office in the RUTHANNE WACMtiH FU1 t.OMMt SPONDEN I Smith (McKinley), Joseph County; Windhnm, in New York; Municipal Building, For more R«v. Ktvln Clark of B«th*l Baptist Churoh and Mayor Tom Jardim f«ad th« march of community m*mb«ra into Trenaitt (McKinley) Montage Mountain, Jack Frost, information, cnll (908) 322-6700, Pint Unlttd Mathodlat Churoh on East Broad 8tra«i. Tha march from B«thal Baptist Church on Trintty Place Special Award Oreg BJg Boulder, Shawnee, Blue Ext. 2^2 WM In honor of Dr. Martin luttm King Jr. Mitchell (McKinley lit grade) January 22, 1999 Rocord'Press A-7, Contest raises awareness of civil rights More than 360 students wrote essays in memory of Dr. Martin Luther King LyTfttAGUAMNO „...-' J 0 research Dr. King's lite and learn Wociation's essay contest. violence in any situation." Savings Bonds for third place. The association has hosted the about the civil right.-, move Senior Alexis Jemal who won Honorable mentions received ment." a>ntesl for the past 10 years. first place at the high school level books depictiiiK Kinj; and tin* V,.u h year the question focuses on "The more they learn about said "nonviolent action is used to civil rights movement donated by Martin 1 ail her King thr belter j ilitTer<*nt aspect of King and his fight against anger not provoke Mellxi Nixon, n|,. in the civil rights movement. hecause he*.tcn><.l for values t hat I r it." lii-eg Mitchell of McKinley believe arc vi-ry important to uur This year's essayists respond- "An eye for an eye only ends School won a special award for society," s;ml William .Ifivmiab, ed to the question: "Would Dr. up making the whole world being the only first grader to association uu'inher and town attorney. "He expressed values that vomit: people should learn." Jeremiah saul Kinn exempli- fied that "one man (mrsuiiu; a just cause can make a great (111 ference." "1 think t h;tt we each need to do what we can to make our country truly a place when' there is equal opportunity ami justice for all and I iini|>iit cr was SP-F College Club vil! hear purchased at tin1 disciiuntrd price ot $!!!>< i and tin- rest of the presentation on museum art 1 itiDiiey will go to tin assiicialKiii SCOTCH PLAINS Tin- Her slide prc-seitlut ion will ami oihn iii|:iiH/at ions in town Collegi' ('lull of KanWDOil-Scotch include Ihr paintings' relation Kn^gDis said I he association I'laiiis hiis scheduled lot its next ship In iiiipnil ant topics of t lie raised about $f>,000 this year meeting a prn^raui al)imt mas jiei mil as well as the put ions who with community members inak iuiiiiHi.-.,-,ioiH'd those works. ing donations of $100 and $2110 lei"|iier<\s in the Metropolitan Last year, ilonalions totaling, Museum of Art. A iloci'iil at the museum for $2,000 were made to the United The im-rtiiu; will lie H pin thi' past IK years, Ritchie is also Fund of West field, West Held Monday at the First United an adjunct professor ol'art histo- Community Center, West held Methodist Chiircli. 1171 Terrill ry at the College ol St. Kli/alietli. Neighborhood ('ouncil, Wist field Kotiil. Andrea Ritchie will sjienk (iiiesls arc welcome For more Hescue Sqiiin! and ('AAI' ahoul paintings from ilic l.r>tli informal ion, call nirnilnTshlj) MUIHANNt WACiNLH/H-P COMHtSCONDtNT i Concerned African Americans of Ullh centuries in the museum's Cliaitu (iinau Anne Joliansen at Roosevelt School eighth-grader Mary Bogatke reads her award-winning essay. Westfield). collection.

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He was a life Brooklyn and lived in Cohoes, Springfield and Margaret Walter Pisinski, 84, an A^rray member of VFW Post 10122 and N.Y., before moving to Fanwood Rapisardi of Wall; eight grand- sergeant during World Wfir II a member of the Scotch Plains SCOTCH PLAINS — Ellen E. Women's Guild at the German in 1954. children and a great-grandchild. and the first commander- of Senior Citizens Club. Wuester Interdonato was fatally Evangelical Church in North A homemaker, Mrs. Mirto was Services will be 9 a.m. today Scotch Plains-Fanwood .Post Mr. Pisinski was born in injured Jan. 18, 1999 in a traffic Plainfield. a parishioner of St. at the Memorial Funeral Home, 10122 of the Veterans of Foreign Worcester, Mass., and had lived accident in Westfield. She retired Surviving are her husband, Bartholomew the Apostle 155 South Ave. A funeral Mass Wars, died Sunday at Overlook in Scotch Plains since 1963. in 1984 after 15 years as a secre- Joseph F.; a son, Joseph of Roman Catholic Church in will follow 10 a.m. at St. Hospital in Summit. Also surviving are two sisters, tary at the Plainfield office of the Branchburg; a daughter, Patricia Scotch Plains. Bartholomew the Apostle As a member of the wonting Helen Morawaki of Worcester Mobil Oil Corp. Ducas of Vernon; and a grand- Church, 2032 Westfield Ave., child. Her husband, Joseph L., died U.S. Joint Purchasing Bonrxi in and Jeanette Meduski of She was born in Hamburg, in 1978. Scotch Plains. Burial will be in the South Pacific, he was in Charlton, Mass.; and three broth- Germany, and settled in Scotch A memorial service will be 10 Holy Redeemer Cemetery, South a.m. today at the Presbyterian Surviving are two sons, charge of shipping supplies From ers, Alexander, Stephen and Plains when she immigrated to Joseph of South Plainfield and Plainfield. New Zealand to the Solo«ion Henry, all of Auburn, Mass. the United States in 1959. Church, 1 E. Broad St., Westfield. Islands. Mr. Pisin.ski remain&tl in A funeral Mass will be cele- Mrs. Interdonato was a secre- Arrangements are by the New Zealand for 14 years after brated today in Worcester. Local tary with the 3M Co. in Newark Growney Funeral Home in the war and co-founded the first arrangements were by the Valley before joining Mobil. She was a Hillside. Herman J. King American Legion post in the IScw Memorial Funeral Home in volunteer .with the Westfield Memorial contributions may WESTFIELD - Herman Pennsylvania. Zealand capital of Wellington . He Gillette. Chapter of the American Red be made to the American Red Jerome King, 84, died Jan. 16, Surviving are his wife, met his wife of 51 years, LEI urel Memorial contributions may Cross and a member of the Cross. 1999 at his home. He once was Dorothy; two daughters, F., while in New Zealand. be made to Runnells Specialized an accountant with the U.S.Barbara Mackey of Los In civilian life Mr. Piiiixiski Hospital Volunteer Guild, 40 Postal Service and its predeces- Angeles, Calif., and Rita was a general contractor and Watchung Way, Berkeley Mary J. Boyton sor, the Post Office Washington of Plainfield; and building inspector in Union and Heights, N.J. 07922. SCOTCH PLAINS — Mary J, Richey. Mrs. Boyton was chair- Department. four grandchildren. Cosiraano Boyton, 71, died Jan. woman of the auxiliary's He was born in Philadelphia, A funeral Mass was celebrat- 13, 1999 at Muhlenberg Patriotism Committee for 10 Pa., and had lived in Westfield ed yesterday at St. Bernard's Frank Cleminshaw Regional Medical Center in years. since 1979. Roman Catholic Church in SCOTCH PLAINS - Frank County. Plainfield. She had been a Her husband, Charles T, died Mr, King retired in 1979Plainfield. Foster Cleminshaw, 87, died Jan. A 1930 graduate of St. Thomas cashier from 1952-75 at a now- in 1997. after more than 30 years as a Entombment was in the 15, 1999 at the Clark Nursing College in New York City, Mr. closed ShopRite supermarket in Surviving are a son, Thomas post office accountant in Woodbridge Memorial Gardens and Rehabilitation Center. He Cleminshaw attended Columbia Watchung. E. of Scotch Plains; a sister, Philadelphia. He graduated mausoleum. had been a corporate executive University from 1931-36 and Mrs. Boyton was born in Theresa Prisco of Nanuet, N.Y.; from the Wharton School of Arrangements were by the and in 1967 was appointed by graduated from the advanced Brooklyn. She lived in Scotch two brothers, Joseph Cosimano Business at the University of Plinton Curry Funeral Home. President Lyndon B. Johnson us management program at Plains and New Port Richey, of Lakewood and Frank a foreign trade officer in Sooul, Harvard University in 1957. He Fla., before moving to Plainfield Cosimano of Miami, Fla.; and South Korea. was a member of the Harvard in 1997. two grandchildren. He was born in Brooklyn and Club in Manhattan and the St. She also was a member of the Services were held Saturday lived in Woodhaven, N.Y., before George Society of New York. Ladies Auxiliary to American at the James W. Conroy Funeral WESTFIELD — Harriett P. Surviving are two sons, Fred moving to Scotch Plains in IE*75. Surviving is his wife, Legion Post 79 in New Port Home in South Plainfield. Blackman, 86, died Jan. 15, 1999 A. of Ringoes and Robert L. of Mr. Cleminshaw was a -vice Marguerite Rogge Cleminshaw. at Somerset Medical Center in Westfield; two sisters, Lois president and treasurer of A memorial service will be Somerville. A native of Tucker of Saylorsburg, Pa., and General Instrument Corp.; lie 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Ruth £. Czarny Elizabeth, she lived in Scotch Alice Daniels of Forked River; retired in 1977 after 25 years Fanwood Presbyterian Church, Plains before moving to three brothers, Harry Palmer of with the company at its 74 S. Martine Ave,, Fanwood. WESTFIELD — Ruth E. and the Twig association of Westfield in 1976. Warren, Lawrence Palmer of Manhattan and Clifton offices. Arrangements are by the Czarny, 79, died Jan. 14, 1999 at Overlook Hospital. Mrs. Blackman had resided in Weare, N.H., and Wilbur Palmer He waB active in the Republican Scarpa Funeral Home in North Rahway Hospital. An artist, she Her husband, John, is Bridgewater for the past four of Pennsylvania; five grandchil- Party in Scotch Plains and Ur*ion Plainfield. There is no visitation. had been co-chairwoman of the deceased. months. dren and eight great-grandchil- Arts Department of the Women's Surviving are a son, Robert; She was a member of Atlas dren. Club of Westfield and a member two daughters, Donna Mannino Chapter 99, Order of the Eastern Services were held Tuesday at of the club's scholarship commit- and Karen Grumun; seven grand- Star. the Gray Funeral Home. Burial tee. children and four great-grand- FANWOOD — Marvin J. Fanwood after retiring from the Her husband, Fred J., died in wns in Lake Nelson Memorial She was born in Neptune and children. 1974. Park, Piscataway. "Sandy" Steigerwald, 73, diet! Jan. Military Ocean Terminal. lived in Westfield for most of her A memorial service was held 13, 1999 at Muhlenberg Regional For 50 years Mr. Steigerwald life. Tuesday in the chapel at the Medical Center in Plainfield. A was a member of Corinthian Lodge Mrs. Czarny also was an avid Presbyterian Church. transportation consultant tind 573, Free & Accepted Masons, in volunteer at Overlook Hospital in Arrangements were by the Elsie Lueddeke shipping supervisor, he was ii sen- Fanwood. Summit. Gray Funeral Home. Memorial SCOTCH PLAINS — Elsie M. Quinton; two grandchildren and man first class in the Navy during Surviving are his wife of 50 She was a member of several contributions may be made to the Lueddeke, 81, died Jan. 12, 1999 a cousin. World War II. years, LuVerne Loble Steigerwald; art organizations in Westfield Presbyterian Church. at Muhlenberg Regional Medical Services were held Saturday He was born in Pittsburgh, I'll., three sons, John M. and James G., Center in Plainfield. A homenmk- at the Gray Funeral Home in and had lived in Funwood sLntc both of New York City, and David er, she was born in Westfield and V. of Fanwood; and a sister, Grace Westfield. Burial was in Fairview 1965. Walter J. Frankenberger had lived in Scotch Plains since Cemetery, Westfield. Mr. Steigerwnld joined the civil- S. Miller of Richmond, Vn. 1942. ian staff of the Military Traffic Private arrangements were by Walter J. Frankenberger died Church in Cranford. He served in Memorial contributions may Management Command in 195II. the Memorial Funeral Home. Jan. 17, 1999 at Rahwny n Nnvy construction battalion Mrs. Lueddeke is survived by be made to the Scotch Plains He was a supervisor in 1965 wlien Memorial contributions may be Hospital. He had been with the during World War II. her husband, Louis; a son, Ken of Rescue Squad. he was transferred ia the Military made to Muhlenberg Regional former Western Electric for more Surviving are his wife, Evelyn AM^I^ctninal in Bayonne, wh»ere Medical Center, Home Care than 40 years and retired in 1978 Hayeck Frankenberger; a daugh- |fe remained a supervisor until his Program, Park Avenue and as a supervisor nt its Kearny ter, Pauline Harris of Westfield; a tfgtirement in 1982. He opened Randolph Road, Plainfield, N.J. plant. son, Walter; and two grandchil- fcUS Transportation Consulting in 07061. He was born in Elizabeth and dren. had lived in Cmnford since 1919. Services were held Wednesday Mr. Frankenberger was a nt the Dooley Funeral Home, member of the Telephone Cranford, followed by a funeral Pioneers of America and also of Mass at St. Michael's Church. the Holy Name Society at St. Burinl wns in Fairview Cemetery, Michael's Roman Catholic Westfield.

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BEST BETS 1 THIS WEEK Gavin McLeod coining to RVCC NORTH BRANCH - Broadway's award winning, "Moon Over Buffalo," starring television's Gavin MacLeod, will take center stage at The Theatre at Raritan Valley Community College on Monday, Feb. 1t 8 p.m. Following "Lend Me A Tenor," his 1992 smash hit about the opera world, Ken Ludwig wrote this theater spoof that became the vehicle for Carol Burnett's 1995 return to Broadway. The show, set in the 50's, tells the story of George and Charlotte Hay, over-the-hill theatrical stars who have been reduced to performing shoddy repertory in Buffalo. That new medium, televi- sion, is killing live theatre and The Hays haven't paid their company of actors in two weeks. Add to that a leading lady with child, a dash of mistaken identity, secret loves and on-stage disasters, the play offers up an evening of laugh- ter, pandemonium and fun. Everything but the rafters comes loose when George and Charlotte are given a last chance to plunge into Hollywood stardom. With Gavin MacLeod, television's Murray Slaughter and Captain Stubing, in the role of George Hays, this is sure to be a great night of comedy. "Moon Over Buffalo" was nominated for two 1996 Tony Awards and was the winner of the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Play. Ken Ludwig, the creator of this sword-fighting, The new paintings of David Foss on display next month at the Watchung Arts Center are a personal record of the artist's challenge when confronting the endless high-energy farce is a veteran possibilities of the blank canvas. of Broadway. Aside from "Lend Me A Tenor," he wrote the book for the hit Gershwin musical "Crazy for You." Palmyra artists brighten Tickets are $21 and $26 each. A variety of subscribers' packages is still available. To purchase tickets or for more Central Jersey art world Information, call the Theatre BOUND HKOOK The Palmyra on Hamilton director at Palmyra. The art exhibition will be on Box Office, (908) 725-3420. Street is quickly Kitiniiif; ;>n excellent reputation display Fell. 1-27. The opening reception for the Group discounts are also avail- in the Central .Jersey art world artist will he held 1-4 p.m. Sunday. Feb. 7. able. The Palmyra, with its gallery JIIKI coffeehouse, KOHS creates paintings in the media of acrylic has become a popular gathering place lor artists on canvas, which express his emotions at a partic- and those interested in art. The hitfh quality of ular moment in time. AH in the tradition of the YMCA offering work is demonstrated in every exhibit and even Abstract. Kxpri\s.sioi)isl.s, he creates hi.s art in the C&W dance lessons the gallery director hu.s an exhibit next month in How of the moment without preconceived ideas or another gull fry. sketches. Such abstract improvisations externalize BASKING RIDGE—The his subjective feelings on canvases rich in color, Somerset Hills YMCA will be Tin* Palmyra's will have its premiere art cxhi bition for the 19JW season, "New Mythology" by heavy iinpa.ito texture, and full of tension between offering Country Western artist Chris House, will be on display .Jan. 2'.\- Feb. structure and chaos. The paintings are a personal Dance lessons for eight 27. The opening reception Cor the artist of collates record of the artist\s moment in time whfii con- Thursdays beginning Jan. 28 (incl works on paper will be held 7-10 p.m. fronting the endless possibilities of the blank can- at the Y's facility at 140 Mt. Saturday. Jan. HO. The reception is open In the vas. Airy Rd. general public. The artist completed his Master of Fine Arts From 7:30-9 p.m., instructor House's art examines the effects uftime anil degree ill Sculpture in \WH from the University of Midnight Cowboy Joe will the elements on objects. Influenced by her study Colorado in Boulder. His art at this time consisted teach the latest dances, includ- of archeology and mythology, House creates of mull i -media installations and sculptures that ing line, circle and specialty vibrant collgrs about the physical and emotional frequently dealt with the topics of botli a personal dances.Two dances will be transfonnat iony transform!!! ions of the passing of and social nature. time. In 1989. he moved to the city of Philadelphia to taught each night and "What are the effects on uursi'ivcs, after years pursue greater exhibition opportunities. For the reviewed the following week. of enduring all of iife'.s disappointments and unex- past ten years he has been a resident of" the city The cost of lessons is $48 pected events?" House asks. and has exhibited his artwork in nuim-rous one for YMCA members and $64 The artist creates richly detailed collages, person and group exhibit ions I'pon moving to for non-members. No partner which resemble ancient mosaics and tile works, Philadelphia, Foss started to paint in the medium is required and all levels are Yet her artwork transcends the decorative, with of acrylics on canvas as well as continuing to work welcome. For more informa- the infusion of .symbols and si^ns of both a per- in sculpture. His evolution in painting has devel- tion, call Judy or Joe at (908) sonal and .social nai ure. House's art in a dream- oped into a mature abstract style, which \w. con- 604-4487. ing of a new history and mythology for herself and tinues to pursue as a personal search of .self-dis- a recording of living in the moment of time's pass- co very. ing by way of collage. Foss is presently the program coordinator for Mozambique troupe House is an emerging artist who resides in the Art In City Hall Program for the city of at Cranford High South Hound Brook She- recently hnd a solo exhi- Philadelphia's Office of Arts and Culture He bus bition of her collages at the Prufrock Coffee House been the gallery director of the Palmyra Art CRANFORD — Thanks to in Lambert ville. Gallery in Round Brook for the past, three years thecooperation of the Union During the month of February, the Watchung and was the exhibitions coordinator for Allegheny County Division of Cultural and Arts Center will be displaying the new paintings University of the Health Science's in Philadelphia Chris House's "New Mythology" contains collages about the physical Heritage Affairs and the New of Philadelphia artist, David FOHH, who in gallery in 1997. ' and emotional transformations that come with the passage of time. Jersey Performing Arts Center with the Washington Rock Girl Scout Council, the the National Song and Dance Company of Mozambique will shares its Young violinist featured with Westfieid Symphony country's traditional dances with Girl Scouts and the gener- WESTFIELl) -- West field Of hix choice of soloints David Wroe, Wfirsfiw mid Krakow, Poland, ;tl the de Mu.^iipje in Paris. Audiences al public 7-9 p.m. Jan. 26 at Symphony Orchestra will feat urn 10 the symphony's inuHic director and invitation of the legendary composer. throughout the world have appreciated Cranford High School, 201 year-old Ryu Goto, brother of world- conductor, naid, "Kurely docs one find In May he will perform wit h the Niines* <(impositimiH for piano, cham- West End Place. renowned violinist Midori, who himself in n child prodigy such a combination DullfiK Symphony and (jive a recital at ber and orcheHtni in concert hulla, The 90-minute interactive is receiving international recognition, of flair, depth andjo/e: de vivrv that we thn CnHnlH FeHt.ival in Puerto Rico. through recording and on video. His program includes a perfor- playing Tchaikovsky's Violin Convert" .see in Ryu Goto. A Now York resident, (Joto utlends worku huve been performed by the at its Rising Start* concert 8 p.m. Jan. At 10 years of ngo, he already St. David'N School und the Manhattan Mtmcow Philharmonic and the London mance by the troupe, open •Symphony Orchestra and in PariH, discussion with the musical 30 at the Presbyterian Church in approaches the most challenging School of Music's pre-collcge division Westfieid. repertoire with confidence and n where he studien violin with Yoko Kiev, Madrid, Beijing and (-hicugo by diroctor. and a question and Gilbert, In addition to bin music ntud- other orchnntniH. answer session. General admission for the concert la sense of joy which not only inspires his $25; seniors $22, and students $15. peers, but uplifts the hearts of all who ieo, Goto haH also managed to nttnin a "Nanes' Symphony for Htringn All Girl Scouts attending are For information call (90S) 232-0400. delight in his performances," black belt in karate. charms us from start to finish, Wroe requested to show their spirit Goto began violin lessons at the age Goto has received awards in compe- The Rising Stars concert also fea- said," From the limited sound world of by wearing either their uniform of three and in the subject of an ongo- titions nationwide, last year receiving tures an original composition, the string cnnonihlo it draws an or other Girl Scout clothing. ing documentary commissioned by Fuji a special prize from the Licin Symphony for Stringn, by Westfiold impressive array of colors and rhyth- For more information, call Broadcasting of Japan. At just six Albanese-Puccini Foundation. This Symphony's composer-in-remdence, mic articulations grabbing our atten- Washington Rock Girl Scout years of age, he played Pngnnini's year he will receive the Sergio Franchi Richard Numm tion throughout." Council Program Director challenging Violin Concerto in D Major Award. Scheduled appearances for the Nanns is a resident of Livingston, The concert program also includes Catherine Davis at (906) 232- with the Pacific Muiic Festival 19BB season include Krzyaztof born in Philadelphia and educated at Mozart's Eine Kleine Navhtmu»lk and 3236, ext. 210. Orchestra in Sapporo, Japan, Penderecki Ceremonial in both the Conservatoire National Superieure Mendelssohn'H Symphony MA 4, January 22, 1999 1^2/Record Press weekendplusf what to do! to Feb. 14. Admission $5 Friday; adults $8, senior citizens and students $6 other days. GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE 7 Livingston Ave. BROADSIDE ELECTRIC plus speakers in Scott Hall, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. New Brunswick Jan. 30. Free admission. 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 23 i (732)246-7717 SNOW WHITE l> Watchung Arts Center "The Sea Gull," standard by Anton 11 a.m. Saturday, to Feb. 'Watchung Circle, Watchung Chekhov. To Feb. 14. Admission $36-$22; .(908)753-0190 27 (plus 10 a.m. Feb. 5) discounts available. Call for showtimes. Forum Theatre Folk music quintet. Admission $10. MCCARTER THEATRE COMEDY NIGHT 314 Main St., Metuchen 91 University PL, Princeton (732) 548-0582 . 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan 30 (609) 683-8000 Watchung Arts Center "Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, it's off lo work we "Portia Coughlin," drama by Marina Carr. go." Admission $8; group rates available. ' Watchung Circle. Watchung To Jan. 31. Admission $44-518; discounts (906)753-0190 TERRIFICALLY TILLY available. Call for showtimes. 1 anrj 3:30p.m. Jan. 31 Eric Kornfeld, John McMenamin and OFF-BROADSTREET THEATRE Edward Nash Theatre Uxjie Ventri. Admission $10. 5 S. Greenwood Ave. Raritan Valley Community EXCEPTIONS TO GRAVITY Hopewell 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 23 College, Branchburg (609) 466-2766 (908) 725-3420; Edward Nash Theatre "Aspirin and Elephants," romantic come- www.raritanval.edu/theatre , flarltan Valley Community dy by Jerry Mayer. B p.m. Friday and College, Branchburg Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 22-Feb. r (908) 725-3420; 27. Admission S20 Saturday, $18.50 other ' www.raritanval.edu/theatre days; discounts available. Mime and performance with Avner PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE Elsenbarg. Admission $18, $13. Brookside Dr., Millburn NJ. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (973) 376-4343; An early-20tt--centitry girl has adventure - 8:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 29 www.papermili.org on her own. Admission $7. _ Richardson Auditorium, "Up, Up and Away: The Songs of Jimmy AMERICAN DANCE . Princeton University Webb." To Feb. 7. Admission $60-533; FROM AFRICA TO BROADWAY (8O0) ALLEGRO discounts available. Call (or showtimes. 7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan, 29 Works oi Rossini, Chopin, Schubert and VILLAGERS THEATRE Conackamack Middle School Siravinsky. Adults $44, S34: senior citi- 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset Witherspoon St., Piscataway zens 30 percent oft; students (1 hour (732) 873-2710, Ext. 1 tfefore show) $5. "Laughter on the 23rd Floor," comedy by PRINCETON CHAMBER SYMPHONY Neil Simon. 6:30 p.m. Jan. 22. 23, 29, 30; . 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 22 3 p.m. Jan. 24. Admission $17 Saturday; Richardson Auditorium, $15 Friday, Sunday. Discounts available. > Princeton University WESTFIELD (609) 258-5000 COMMUNITY PLAYERS Works of Steve Mackey (guitar soloist), 100O North Ave. West Igor Stravinsky and Antonio Vivaldi. (732) 562-2301, (732) 5634117 Westiield With the Okra Dance Company. Free Adults $28, $25; senior citizens $24, $22; (908) 232-1221 students $8, $6. admission. "Prelude to a Kiss." comedy by Craig MIDDLESEX COUNTY COLLEGE RUSSIAN STATE Lucas. 8 p.m. Jan. 22, 23 Admission Performing Arts Center SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA $12 Route 514, Edison 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 29 CROSSROADS THEATRE COMPANY Stale Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., New (732) 906-2589 7 Livingston Ave. For March production "Of Mice and Brunswick New Brunswick '(732) 246-7469; (732) 249-5560 Big voice wwwistatetheatre.com "Ali," New Jersey premiere of drama Dave Comawll, It It said, has a bats voice that fills the room and rattles the china. You can see If that's Prokofiev's "Classical" Symphony No. 1 about Muhammad Ali. Jan. 28-March 7. trr'D; Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto in D; true when he performs 8:30 p.m. Friday at the Minstrel Coffeehouse, which Is temporarily using the Rachmaninov's Symphony No 2 in E facilities of the Meyersvllle Orange, 500 Meyersville Road, Meyersville, Also on the evening's card are minor. Admission $45-$21; tickets for pre- The Nextradition, an a capella folk duo. For more) Information, call (973) 335-9489. viously scheduled Radio Symphony of Men." Auditions 5 p.m. Jan. 28-28, Eight Efcriln wilt be honored. Related lecture 7 men (one Alrlcan-American) and one p,m., admission $6. m woman needed. WESTFIELD RICHARD B0HANNON 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 23 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Admission $35-324.50; discounts avail- Town Book Store Diverse folk group is performing 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 30 able. Call for showtimes. 1 Presbyterian Church 255 E. Broad St., Westfield FREE TIBET: THE TIBETAN (908) 233-3535 140 Mountain Ave., Westfield FREEDOM CONCERT Author of "Food lor Life: The Cancer (908) 232-9400 (America, 1998) at Watchung Arts Center Saturday Prevention Cookbook." Free admission. Trie "Symphony for Strings," by compos- 7 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 24 TONI MORRISON et-ln-residence Richard Nanes; also State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., New 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 28 WATCHUNG — Coming to the Watchung Arts throughout school. In college, hungry for new expe- works ol Tchaikovsky, Mozart and Felix Brunswick State Theatre. 15 Livingston Ave., New riences, she answered Rhoads' and Speer's ad and Mendelssohn. Adults $25; senior citizens (732) 932-8482 Center Saturday at 8 p.m. is folk group Broadside $22; students $15. Brunswick Electric, with Tom Rhoads, Jim Speer, Helene helped to found Broadside Electric. She has also Documentary about the 1997 benelit (732) 246-7469; 1 WESTMINSTER rock concert. Members $6; non-members Zisook, Amy Ksir and Joe D Andrea. participated in a wide range of musical projects out,j www. uniquDlives.com COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA $8. Rhoads is lead vocalist who plays guitars of var- side the band, from community orchestras to per- Author ot novel-turned-Oprah Winfrey- 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 31 THE HIDDEN FORTRESS forming and recording with other local groups. movie "Beloved." Admission $46.50- ious sorts as well as the Appalachian dulcimer, tin- 'Richardson Auditorium, (Japan, 1958) Most recently she and D'Andrea have been per- ] $26 50.Galleries whistle and harmonica, Rhoads has also played •'Princeton University 7 p.m. Thursday. Jan. 28 BAR RON ARTS CENTER soprano recorder, keyboards, bodhran nnd other forming with Stick player Ray Ashley as Three! (609} 258-5000 Lwee Hail, Douglass College, New Hour Detour, and have recently released a CD. Works of Brahms, Beethoven and Easiey 582 Rah way AVB., Woodbridge percussion, electric bass, kazoo and siren. Rhoads Brunswick was raised on folk and classical music, played cello D'Andrea plays percussion and drums, fiddle Blackwood. Adults $10; senior citizens (732) 932-8482 (732)634-0413 Open 2-4 p.m. Sunday; 11 a.m.-4 p.m. as a kid, gave up music during adolescence, then and students $6. Japanese-style Western by the late Akira and sings as well. D'Andrea was placed in front of | Monday-Friday. Free admission. WINTER WINDS III Kurosawa. Members $4; non-members taught himself guitar in college. He formed his uncle's drum set at age 3 and that began his Aerial photography by Owen Kanzler, to 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 30 $5. Broadside in 1990 nnd the band just been re-invent- musicnl career. He began studying violin in 1979 Jan. 31. "Unitarian Church MARY JANE'S NOT A VIRGIN ing itself since then. and soon afterward took up piano and learned the : CLARK PUBLIC LIBRARY Route 206, Princeton ANYMORE wonders of musical composition and improvisationi 303 Westfietd Ave . Clark peer will play Chupinan stick and electric bsiss (606) 662-3086 (America, 1997) guitar, wind instruments include recorders, clar- In 1997 he was integrated into Broadside Electric. [ Bacoque-era works of Handel, Telemann 7 p.m. Jan. 22, 23 (732) 388-5999 Open during library hours. inet, saxophone, crumhoru and rauschpfeife and Ksir plays tin whistle, flute, oboe and sings. In j and others, performed by Le Triomphe de Scott Hall, Rutgers University, New Works by Am Schaffer, to Jan. 30. vocals. Speer became serious about music playing college, she was sinking harmony on Dylan songs in ! fAmour. Adults $12; senior citizens $9; Brunswick CRANFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY saxophone, clarinet and nlto clnrinet in high school. the campus coffeehouse, and joined a Cajun- students $3. (732) 932-8482 224 Walnut Ave., Cranford From there, he went to Haverford College and, Appalachinn-Irish-bluegrass band called Biff and Feminist drama that has only opened in (908) 709-7272 Manhattan. Members $4; non-members under the advisement of composer Curt Oaiioppo, the Backwater Boys. When she moved to ] Open during library hours. $5. earned a degree in music theory and composition. Philadelphia to start a doctoral program in mathe- Photographs by Jay Gahring Smith, to Pi He taught himself the bass by playing along with matics, she thought "1 might kick the folk habit, but Jan. 30, (America, 1998) Egyptians albums and the soundtrack to Magnum, I soon fell into the old patterns." One evening she 1860 HOUSE/MONTGOMERY 7 p.m. Jan. 29, 30 P.I. Since 1990, he's been playing bass in Broadside Cultural Center heard Broadside Electric oa the radio and "they Scott Hall, Rutgers University, New 124 Montgomery Rd., Skillman Electric and has been writing music for television. played electrified Bulgarian dame tunes and my CIRCLE PLAYERS Brunswick . 416 Victoria Ave., Piscataway (609)921-3272 Zisook sings backup and plays acoustic and five- favorite Woody Guthrie song. 1 was hooked imme- (732) 932-8482 diately." - (732) 968-7555, Ext. 2 Arthouso hit that played in Central New Open 10 a.m.-3p.m. Tuesday-Friday; string electric violin. Zisook has been playing vio- tyftrdlct,* thriller by Agatha Christie. 8:30 Jersey last September. Members $4; 11 a.m.-3 p.m Saturday, lin since she was 6 and is a survivor of the Suzuki Tickets are $10 and seats may be reserved by O,m. Jan. 22,23, 29. 30. Admission $12. non-members $5. Professional Artists Group exhibit, to Jan. method. She played both solo nnd in orchestras calling (9081 75,1-0190. 30 •UZABETH PLAYHOUSE Happenings ' 1100 E. Jersey St.. Elizabeth GEOLOGY OPEN HOUSE MASON GROSS SCHOOL OF THE ARTS • (90S) 355-0077 Rutgers University 'Abe Lincoln In Illinois," drama about the New Brunswick Rutgers University. 33 Livingston Ave.. Greater New Jersey Stamp Expo ((tan before he became president. 7:30 (732) 932-7243 New Brunswick p,m. Friday and Saturday, 2 pm. Sunday, Exhibits in the Rutgers Geology Museum (732)932-7511 Open to the public 10a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. set for Jan. 30-31 in Springfield Rutgers Cenler lor Innovative Print and Paper exhibition, to Feb. 12. Gallery talk W O HI I' \ OUR SPRINGFIELD - The children who attend. examples of this rare stamp. The : 1 1 9 3 p m Jan. 28; recaption 4-6 p.m. Jan. Greater New Jersey Stamp Expo, A Boy Scout merit badge regis- stamp has been valued at 28 in conjunction with the Westfield tered counselor will be on duty to $75,000. Recently many record NEW JERSEY CENTER Stamp Club, will take place Jan. answer questions concerning the prices have been obtained for FOR VISUAL ARTS 08 Elm SI, Summit 30-31 at the Holiday Inn in acquisition of the Stamp some of the world's rarest (90B|? 73-9121 Springfield, at 304 Route 22 Collecting Merit Badge. Several stamps. A stamp was recently Open every day, call lor specific hours West. Show hours are 10 a.m.- (> area stamp clubs will have dis- purchased in a New York auction "Scottish Woven Intimacies," to Jan. 31. p.m. Saturday and H) ii.in.--l plays and members on hand to fur $2.7 million. PALMYRA GALLERY p.m. Sunday. Admission and offer guidance. Free appraisals of The Westfield Stamp Club, a ?.? Hamilton SI. parking are free. stamps and stamp collections are nitn-profit organization, will he a Hound Brook The Greater New Jersey being offered by licensed apprais- cit.sponsor of this event. (732)302-1)515 Stamp Kxpo features exhibits by ers. Members of the club will be pre- exhibitors from nine states, dis- The rare li)01 Inverted Train sent and a courtesy lounge will playing ii combined total ol' more Stamp will also be on display. be available to those who wish to than $5 million in stumps. This stamp issued to commemo- learn more about participating in Several exhibits are the lifelong rate the 1901 Pnii-Aniericuii th*« club. WOUNTW rOUt ART accomplishments of their owners. Exposition held in Buffalo, was Further information about the In addition, a bourse of 40 mistakenly printed with the ren- (Jreatei1 New .Jersey Stamp Kxpo CRAFT SnOW stamp dealers buying anil selling ter upside-down. Of the 160 mil- can be obtained I'roin Atlantic stamps of the world will be pre- lion of this stamp produced, only Coast Exhibitions, ({)OHt 445- sent. Free door prize drawings for NO were mistakenly printed in •ir»r>(}, or via E-nmil at more than $500 in merchandise this manner. nirstamp2Paol.coin.; locally froUJ will be held. A huge youth area Of I he MO stamps produced, Fred Liwiandro nt 1732) 442 with fn>i> slump* ami cnllcciiiu; only 9H are now accounted for; of 0055; or ;>t the Holiday Inn, materials will be available for nil these this is one of the two best !i7fi-!M00 ou show dsiys. ALWAYS DlfftRCMT. ALWAYS FUN!" JflM. 29-30-31 EDISON • MEW JERSEY Playhouse presenting play about Lincoln! CONVENTION & EXPO CENTER Sunday, February 14th, 1:00PM KUZAHKTM The Kli/abet h 1'lavhmise is pre As ii young man, Abe Lincoln liked nothing beU' Frlttay. 3 pm Vpirt Atfm |7 sent a five'Week run «•'i Atif Lincoln in Illinois bv ter than wrestling, telling jokes, chasing prettj'. Continental Saluiday 5(1 «m i pmArtrn 17 Robert Sherwood. yountf women and noinu for long wnlkn in the' Airlines SuiHJiy 10*m - 4 pm Adm VI The show nuiH through Feb. 14 on Friday** and woods. lie was likable, fimiiv and hud an unspoken, THI limnnt fou 0*t 9 CWATI SHOW SatuninvH ut 1:'M) p.m.. mid Sundays nt 2 p.m. integrity which drew everyone to him ". • Ticket* available at the Mfi'iUcriilioil lO'H ml A cralis of ovar ,Y>0 or Tickets are $H neiicrnl ailnusHion, students find But the pleasures of an indolent life on the! Continental Alrlinei Arena Box Office Hie HhSr Arf.s.lt, F. «hi|iilof rfiillnli tmn) seniors lire $ti. All IkketH »re $f> on Friday nights. prnirie s-lowly been poisoned for him IIH I lie couti; and at all TicketMaster outlets. ACKJSJ thecnurlry Ail ilispl,iyinij K i>lfi"iiM|! For renervntioiift call 190H > JIFift-0077. The Kliznheth try moved inexorably toward* u civil wiir. Me saw' lor Mile thill lop qti.Tily F3oproriiictn>n saw eveni [ gu ivwinr 9m t Pim Hutt in ttu nnd touched American audiences for almost 60 further Unit the country, devoted to liberty for nil on Cnunliy PnftM° S«w». kn. Pll ?4B634 4151 yearn with Its insight into the life of Lincoln from a newly discovered continent, wn« mankind's hist his youth until he wins the election of I860. chance, January 22. 1999 weekendp/cis Record Press/B-3 A tradition of fine RVCC Theatre will dinning continues present play for kids NORTH BlUNl'H Filled wise-cracking puppets Flinch and with the niii^ii1 and merriment of .ludy. a day ;it the r;mnval. •'Terrifically The play is presented by at The McAteers Tilly" is a delightful play about a ArtsPower, a New Jersey compa- younn fTirl tintlin^: her talents and •V CHRISTINE NORMS as assisting with entertainment, 1 ny celebrating its I'Jth anniver- WEEKK.VD 1'l.rs rctHUKSI>( (NhKNT limousine, and other bookings. tilt reward,* til' work well done. sary as uiie of America's preemi- "We have special arrangements Part ofthe Sunday Sampler series nent producers nf professional SOMERSET — The McAteers with ancillary businesses in the for ebildren, it will take the sta^e performing arts productions in Restaurant, located on Easton area, and can get our guests special on Sunday, .Ian. ;il at 1 and 'A:'.U)Actor's Equity Association Avenue just off Route 287 in rates," said Protos. "We want to (Jo p.m. at the Theatre ;U Karitnn Theater Since its start in 1985, Somerset, has been a New Jersey everything we can to make your Valley foiiim unity College. ArtsPower has created l.'S origi- dining institution since 1972. day a special one—one during Sot in spring. 1!XK5, the story nal productions, including "Anne Today owners Felix and John which you can relax and enjoy follows Little Matilda, a vomitf of (ireen liable*" and "Huns Protos bring the same enthusiasm yourself, knowing that every detail £irl with a tremendous imagina- Hrinker's Christmas." and commitment to serving their has been arranged perfectly for tion anil a pronl love for reading. 'rickets for "Terrifically Tilly" customers that they did 27 years On her way to hoarding .school are $7. A variety of subscribers' ago. Hard work and a dedication to you." with her mot her, Tilly hears a car- packages is still available. To pur- giving its customers the finest food Pride in doing an outstanding nival in town and seeks her own chase tickets or for more informa- and service at reasonable prices job can be measured in many ways. adventures. With the help of a tion, call the Theatre Box Office, has made The McAteers a restau- To the Protos family one hallmark kind ringma.stnr mil hiw pup- (90HI 7'2.ri-;Ml»O. Group discounts rant "where elegant dining has of its outstanding success is that peteer son, Tilly tries her hand at are also available. become a tradition." young couples who come to The performing and becomes the hit The Theatre at Karttan Valley McAteers for their wedding return of the carnival. (.'oinmiinity College opened in When the Protos family fought there again and again to celebrate the property, it contained a small Despite her now-found happi- 1985, with a mission to serve inn-like restaurant, part of which the other important occasions in ness, Tilly misses her mother KVCC and the community ot dated to 1714. Foreseeing the their lives, such as their anniver- Twists and turns cus- the Continental Airlines Arena at musical score, team mn.scot tomized to the guests' wishes. Their 1 p.m. Sunday, I'Vh. It. < ilobie, expert showmen, mystify- satisfaction is our only goal." For more than 70 years, the ing slam-dunks, amazing ball Whether patrons dine in the nun Harlem (Jlubelrotters have made handling and dribbling, non-stop exquisitely decorated main dining and continue to make lasting fun and audience participation. room, or come for a sparkling memories for millions of people I'iayers will be signing auto- catered affair, they are sure to bo around the world. graphs for fans after the game. pleased by tht? food at The For seven nonerations, the Tickets, priced from $12.50 to McAteers. A wide range of seafood, (.'ilobclrotlfi's have brought $22, are available at the arena meats, and fowl is proudly offered, smiles and laughter to families box office or through with each dish special created to and finm, hy displaying their ath- Ticket master Ticket ('enters. To make the palate sing. Elegant letic ability, comedy routines, and charge by phone, cull (201^ desserts top off a meal to rememlx1!1. amazing trick shuts. It is a family r,O7-«!)0O Jir (212) .(07-7171. For Knowing how bu.sy an1 its many experience everyone enjoys.. Kims tfroup .sales, call (201) 4G0-4370. For complete ticket information, clients, the dedicated McAteers will also enjoy meeting (llohie. r staff extends itself to be sure that the team's hcloved mascot. call (2(}l>9.X)-.'i<)(K). its wedding and corporate guests are fully served in every way passi- ble. The professional office stall" will gladly handle your reservations at NICOLE DIMELLA/WEEKEND PLUS nearby hotels and motels, as well The gazebo at The McAteers is an ideal setting for a wedding reception In warmer weather.

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BOX divorcnd. white female. 40-52, 5'8", 200 lbs, dark brown hair and 37 yr old. single white male, S'9", STARTING OVER I I* more. Looking for single a white happiness. BOX 32523 Singlo while male. 28, 6", IBOIb. " PRETTY PETITE SLIM " 32514 eyes, non-smoker, rare social 175 lbs, outgoing, fun loving, Divorce male, 89, seeking a small I with similar interests for a long athletic.romantic, loves children, male, 55 lo 80. for friendship first SEEKING SOULMATE torm relationship. BOX 32508 petite female, with the same Inter- Vivacious, while Jewiih tarnalo. drinker, clean cut, drug free. good sonse ol humor. Enjoys din- down to earth. and studying to be I *.- end possibly more later. BOX 39 yr old, divorced, Italian molher LOOKING FOR A FRIEND est, enjoys the beach, dancing, Northern Monmouth county. In SHARE MY WORLD Seeks single white ferosls. Ing out, teaches, skiing and trav- a teacher. In search of white 35498 of two, great smilo, brown hair Divorce 55 yr old lomalo, seeking shore, water, dating, dining out. If scorch of wiirm, cultured, carino, eling. Seeking a singlo or Female, who is honest, and enjoys and oyos. Likes music, theater, 40 yr old. 6T. 205 It), divorced Enjoys outdoors, sports and quiet interested grve me a call, dope THE LATEST THING a nico good rnalo, to sham life theBamethir>g8tora serious rela- children, dining out, quiet times. witty, wise, rjttractlvo, whito gon- white malo, nice looking with limes with special person. BOX divorced female. 25-37, who you are someone I can enjoy my Now to the area. Petite, singlo wtth, friend first and son what brown hair and greon oyes. tionship. BOX 32537 Sooking a singlo or divorced tloman, 55 plus, non-smuter. whu 36252 anjoys lha same Ihlngs. BOX life wtth. BOX 35653 white female, brown hair and dcvolops, if interested leavo a Looking for on attractive, shapely, male. 30 to 45. Intelligent, well enjoys music, rnovins, dancing, 3B54S " THIS MAGIC MOMENT " eyet, non-smoker enjoys wtiite female, 35 to 45, to share WANTED SPECIAL LADY ALL WORK AND NO PLAY spoken, fit and attractive, with mmanco, an. travel, friondship message BOX 15744 47 yr ok), 6'2". 180 Ib, divorced, our world BOX 32786 Divorced, attractive, white mate, movies, thealer, dining out and and possibln long torm rotation- Single whlta male, 47, 510", 175 SPARK A FLAME whito professional mals, brown similar interests, to slwa my life SEEKING MR. RIGHT 45. professional, 6*, 180 fcsan d Ions walks. Seeks a Jewish malo. AWESOME HUNK lbs, nonsmokar handsome, tin- Young 48 yr old. male, brown hair hair, glasses, smoker, emotionally with. BOX 1059? ship BOX?4I6? fit, seeking a single female, lor a between SO and 60 with similar S3 yr old fsmale, &'6", 130 lbs, Blue eyed, divorced white cere, onjoys dining out, danciny, k hazel oyes, 1 85 Ib, enjoy the and financially secure, loves non-serious, long lerm relation- Interests. BOX 36245 LATKE SEEKS APPLE DANCE WITH ME shoulder length Christian male, 42,5'11", 185 lbs, music, dancing and romantic can- movies, quiet limes. In search of Jersey shore, Florida beaches, ship. DOX 35920 Whila, widowed, Jewish fornalo, Divorced white professional chaniuagno/blondo hair, attrac- honest, reliable, sansual. One In dlelight dinners, seeks honest, ITALIANS COOKIN' non-smakor, mid BO's. Couch a hundred catch Basically mod- one very special lady, 30 plus, lor dancing, romantic dinners, lomnlo, 48, 5'B', non-smoker, tive, warm, curing, romantic, out- relationship with passionate tall, OPEN MINDED S'B", 164 Ib, Italian, singlo while esl, except in this ad, due lo no dating, friondship, possible seri- movies * quiet evening at home, potato lalko In search of tho right smart, good looks, seeks mnlff slender single or divorced white 20 yr old tall single white male, going, humor. S Mr. righl, who is calls. En|oys outdoors, travel, seeking an attractive whito female, enjoyi going out for a applesauce Lot's try It for 8 days counterpart for long wnlks. talks, ous long term relationship, mar- professional female, 71 lo 42, lor open minded. BMklng tingle handsome, fit, sonso of humor, romance. Soaks vary anractlve, drink, movies, cooking and quiet Who knows? BOX 241S5 riage. No drugs, no smokers It-male, 30 to 40. who enjoys life friendship, Hies pleasures, magic whlta female, open minded and dancing, dtning. friyndshtp-flnd whits female inside and out. BOX tlmei at home. Looking for that likes lo walk, movies, dance, dine Children welcome BOX 32544 & is looking lor a long term rela- moments. BOX 32509 ATTENTION more? BOX 32477 32B06 mature 18-27. with caring Heart out, travel, beach, and quiet •pedal guy around 6', 200 lbs. You responded to my nd. but your tionship. BOX 38902 SEEKING GIRLFRIEND and charming BOX 40204 " IN SEARCH OF HONESTY " READY FOR ROMANCE TABLE IS SET BOX 36246 phone numbor wtis not r.lenr, times Leave me a mossago Single white male, 40, looks Bearded, never married, non-roll- Single while male. 36 yr. non- ATTtzNTION:LESUEt " A GENTLMAN OF CLA88 ~ please respond again to 36089 35 yr old, divorced whilo fom.ilc. OOX 1fi1/0 younger, seeks singlo white BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL gious, single, whlta, Jewish male, smoker, down to earth, indepen- You responded to my ad box 57 yr old, single male, 5'7~. trim, mailbox. BOX 3OO0U attractive, sUe lour, who enjoys female 21-35. for relationship I'm hunk, sensitive and caring, enjoys S3 yr old. physically fit white LET'S HAVE FUN 48, scoks college educated, 32476 ( you left your mailbox •(. dent, good looking, easy going. laughing, music, outdcxjrs, dining nico looking, communicative, sin- classical music, theater, muse- female. Enjoys working out. DONTT GIVE UP 1 20 yi old female, large college Jewish, fomalo soul mate, non- out aiuf more , is suoMng n singlQ honest and caring. I enjoy the «10960. I could not contact you, cere, and affectionate, lovo the ums and the city Seeking » tin- music, movies and dining ou(. 69 yr old whito widowed, 5'G" smoker, for life explorations. or divorced whito main, with long student, sooking a malo who lo Please onjoy long drives, movtes, movios, dining out, being logoiri- please call back & leave your ouldoors, especially by riding. gle, non-smoking female, 40 to Seeking a physically lit. single 1801b. brown hair B/)d bluo eyes, hair, attractive and lun loving fiave fun, onjoys Ihethealer,look- museums, NPn and poetry. er. Looking for someone eompall- phone numbor. Larry BOX 32561 SOX 32536 48, with similar Interests BOX whit* male. 22 to 2S, with a great sooking o 4B-60 male, lovos BOX 11710 ing for a Irfgridship thai will term Maybe together we'll lind some- ble. Likes to have fun. Enjoys KINDRED SPIRITS 35444 tense of humor and similar inter- going out to tho movies, dinning DEBBIE ALERT!!! Into a long lorm relationship. BOX thing extraordinary. BOX 37629 each others company. BOX Do you value Imagination, playlul- est for a possible relationship. and dancing in Atlantic Cily ulso A BEAUTIFUL SMILE! You responded to mailbox # LADY OF STYLE 15153 32532 ness. intolllgonco, psriycologtai 32 yr old tingle, white, profes- BOX 13203 in Now york BOX 36007 Divorcod whilo lomalii. dark hair 24185, physically fil, S3 yre old, thinking, realism and affection? If sional lemale, 5'2", 115 lbs, never nnd oyos. good figiirud, tjroat on Christmas weekend, and you MINI SEEKS MICKEY " SLIM ROMANTIC " you are over $0 this athletic, married and no children Enjoys smilo and personality In smirch Loving, feminine, young at hoart. ...Brunette. Divorced while did not loavo your phone num- divorced white jawish male wants fine dining, movies, museums, to meet you. Beauty is not tingle, while, professional, fomalo, attractive enring Looking of a tall, divon.iij while ber. Please call back. I mall shopping and good conver- required. BOX 32634 Jewish famals, 3B. Soaks caring, lo moot a man, 46-56, who does malo, 50 to 55, clean would really like to sations. Seeking a single, profes- Mniittva, also young al hoart, not play gamos. Middlosox coun- shavon, a goer speak with FRIENDLY GUY sional male. 32 to 36, with good compassionate, single, whila, ty areo BOX 3?b28 and doer you BOX Single white mele 48 yrold. 5'10", sense of humor, no kid*. Prefer DOX ISSIbs. smoker and nice looking. Nordic or Gorman gentleman. professional male, 3B-42, for DON'T BE AFRAID friendship and possible long torm I11O1 Wishos to meet a pretty, whito BOX 38332 50 yr old, divorcod professional female for companionship Ago is relationship. BOX 32588 HANDSOME FIT 1 FUN Jewish female, loll, attracllvo, opan BOX 32527 Single white professional mate, ALL ABOUT SINCERITY financial secure, vory confident, S0.DU1LAU, — TAKE A LOOK1* 37, 5T, 160 Ibt, non-smoker, U yr old, educated, white femaia. giving nature) Soaking a financial secure, omotional Hiving male bO- YOUR VNT6 GO AT Single, Jewish male, 4! yr old, athletic honest, fun-loving, affec- •njoyt long walks, movlos and tionate, romantic, caring, finan- 60 lor a corronitioci relationship, I KALI? S'B". 150 lbs. athletic, likes muMumi. Looking lot a kind. t movies, comedy clubs, and din- cially secure Seekt thin, leas hopo it's you BOX 35449 considerate male with similar Ing out. Seeks attractive, tingle than 120 Ibt. whit* female 23-37, Intomt. BOX 40544 "MAKE ME LAUGH)" or divorced. Jewish female, 35- non-smoker, to (tiara friendship, romance, and or everlasting Miss. LETS FALL IN LOVE Singlo tonialu, 35 yr old, green 45. fit. wHh similar interests, for long term relationship Call me BOX 32546 Pmtty, young, trim, sincere, sin- eyes, brunotio. Enjoys movies, Morvmouth county. BOX 24186 gle, whlta female, early 40 B, wllh plays, comedy clubs and cud- brown eyes. Looking for a warm, dling. Seeking tall singlo white LET ME BE... malo, Intelligent, a little wild and MEN affectionate, non-smoking, ..Vour Santa! Looking tor an can make mo laugh t)OX 36004 adventure) elf, single while divorced, whlta businessman, In SEEKING MEN Christian female, 30-50, who is IT'S PARTY TIMEHIt hit 50't, for a long term, mean- unlncumbored, fit and a non- Call 1-900-407-6999 Singlo malo In Ilio I ake Placid ingful relationship,. BOX 11230 smoker. Me. a slngla whito area. Collega deg/oo, carpenter $1.99 per mln. NO GAMES PLEASE Christian male, 4?, professional, by Irado, homoownor. seeking a IN HOQ HEAVEN.... Attractive, profotiional mom NICE intuitive Inlo working out, music slngla lomalo. who enjoys party- 81 male. 64', 100 Ibt. with brown Enjoys hockey games, walks on GUY and line dining. Looking for soul Ing and cruising around tho lake mala BOX 32517 hair and bluo eyet. Enjoys biker tlw beach, candlelight dinners 34 yr okl. sin- Placid aron BOX3S41G magazines, biker movies, bike UNENCUMBERED, gle. whito. profes- and more, looking for a romantic, STROKE OF LUCK runs and motorcycles. Looking for LET'S GIVE IT A THY 8L1M 35 yr odd, ilnglo whilo male, ath- passionate mala, with a sonso of sional malo. S'B". H5 lbs, another male, for discreet times 30 yr old, divorced, wtiilo, full tig EV3", blondo woman sneiko o fino letic, romantic, sincere, rinrd humor, who does not ptay head non- smoker. en|oyi reading, and holplng me explore my new uroti moin, 5'B", pretty, sooktno. o 4& yr uld, allimfio., fit, itivorctnl. liropliice just you nfiil mo Vory SEEKING WOMEN BOX 32506 smokor. enjoys motorcycles Mia, BLUE EYES ship BOX 10714 he* no children and (Ikes dining, whltn, prulossiotial fonniio wilh prnfty bmncilfl, 49 yt old. looks dining, movies and moro. Looking hrown hnlr Hnjoys Now Yuik C^ity, Calli -900-407-6999 bikes, long walks talks, drives, Ibis hawst, sensitive 38 yr old ~ PHYSICALLY FIT " dancing, movlos, book sloios and HO'H, nif'diinn htnylri nod weight for a romantic female, slim, GIRLFRIEND tho arts. Ilikinu nnd morn movies. & malls Seeking farrole single white male, Is searching for Divorcod white male, 55, good more. BOX 40517 Hiiokiny nn ttbovn nvtmigo look- $1.99 par mln. allniullw*. outgoing, with simitar 22 yr old. 5'6', 116 Ib, very tlitn Scoking a fit, nltfncitvo, whiiu, with similar inteiesis for endloss attrnetfvo s.rglo or divorced white looking, humorous, 6T, ?O9 lbs. ing mala. 3-1 Io42. s'lu" to IS' r. at THE ONLY ONE FORME mtwosls BOX I075O fit. non- smoke r and social drinker, and feminine, kmg brown hair and SHY, BUT LETS THY l>rutossionnl nuilit. <3 lo 51, with rinssiblltya long term rolanonship fomale age 30-39 for a rolahon- Insist 200 Iht, Lnjoys ilinimj out, Catholic malo. cnioys bikinu. lilt seeking a l&rrak) who is dooply brown ayes, cross dretter. love* similtir intofosls Huninnt nroa. LET'S TALK ship, enjoys movies, sports and 32 year old, singlo, while femnlo dancing, cooking, Imujhiny nnd Ing, long walks, rending, nnd sensitive and into physical fit- to dross like a woman. Seekt gay 55 yr old prolesslona.1 rnelft. 6T, dining out DOX 32560 With a full figure. Enjoys traveling BOX iariB6 romanco DOX 'Ib 108 morn. I ooking tot a single, whito. ness, to be my Irue partner. Enkjy whito male to be hit girlfriend huf.kv. cniuys (heater, tennis DISCREET FRIENDSHIP and line dining. Very shy. BOX ChiistiRii female, to share life MAN LOOKING FOR LOVE dining out. qu iel evenings wd try- Enjoys swimming, water tklfng, FIT THE BILL? HEADY FOR LOVE sports and moio looking for lall. attractive divorcod. whilo 11 sec 52 yr old, Vfi", 130. Iti. fil. nltroc- with UOX 38882 Male oarty 60s, slim, average ing anything al least once BOX broadway. ballet. Atlantic City, NSIIIOJU, wfiito. wuliiwttd Initials, somoono. nnd 40's to onrly 50'B. male, blond hair A blue tfyos, pto- 24105 JEWISH MEN WANTEO livo. aclrvo InninlM with hlonrfe looking. Loves dancing, old volleyball and picnicking. BOX 46, omoys cooking, travel and REAL GENTLEMEN who is a Christian BOX 11342 lesslonol & educated Searching linn, fnjoys darKiruj. dininp oirl, music, and dining out Enjoy! LOOKING FOR LOVE 13307 New to the area, singlo. whfio. long wnlks on Hut boach. Seeking A taal ganileman with great sonso n fomale lor discreet triondship. Jewish female, palilo, non smok- tffivol tind moio Heokiny an out- of humor Enjoy* dining, tonins, BEE WHAT HAPPENS homo Ilia. Looking for single 67 yr old, non-smokor. nori- A slnfjlu ninlo who likoa giving and BOX 33B69 FRIENDS FIRST er, tasks a Jewish man botwwan going, Hnndsomit, III fluile wilh .1 cooking, dancing, music and Whito rtwfs. 40 yr old. 5"6". IB0 Ib, woman, any ago. When calling drinkor. financially secure, en|oys rocoivmg nttonlion Inr friondship moro. Seeking a fomale compan- please leave namo and number dancing, cruises, going out, and 46 yr old, gay, white male, S'lCT. B0 and 60. Enjoys lonu w,il«s. sonso ul humoi nnd simiinr Inioi- cloan cut. non-Emoker. social DISTINGUISHED and possibly mom. HOX 35011 H much mora. I would liko to meet a 165 Ib, good looking, muscular, fit theater, movlos and niituiu BOX osls OOX 345S2 ion to trnvel. dinlno arid have fun Widowed/divorcod malo. SB. S'8 . Also louder of a band ol notlalgia wilh BOX 38197 drinker, brown hair, hazel oyos, thin, attractive, tody around 70. & healthy Enjoys gym workouts, 131BB LOOKING FOR QUALITY ISO lbs. handsome, sincere, lov- music BOX 32550 WANTS WH RIGHT onjoys spoils, dining, movies, for n possble long torm rolnlion- socializing, dining out, movies, Divorcod whito fomalo, JO, pretty, ing, supporth/a and loyal. In 52 yr ofd attractive fomalo. S'6". A GOOD CATCH convorsation and more. Looking JUST DO IT ship I hope to hoar from you' POSITIVE CINDERELLA lit, Di)|oys working out, outdoors, theater, as welt at quits times at 135 Ills, hlondo hair. Soeklng Mr Single Jowlah white wldowor, 4S for a Hispanic female, for friend- fisarch ol a bright, articulate. Handsome. Fl outgoing, roman- BOX 2-a 151 HIV poMtvo Cinclerelln is looking firo-place. ocemt. ole. Soaking a home Seeks similar gay white flight who is n waim hoortod gen- yrs old. 6T, 2)0 lbs, brown Kjair nlfnclPvD lady who can let a good tic:, mutti-llngual. financially tor Prince Charming lo spond tho white male 45 to 80. financial ship end conipanionBhip BOX male 40 to 50 years old for friend- tlcrnan, handsorfiD and caring end oyea. Enfoyi Itioolor. plays, man inlo hoi head forever. secure. Sinrjlo, black, mala. 42, A MUST CALL nHt ol their llvos happily over sacuiB, sincBro, hind, for posiiblo movies, dining, shopping and 11B03 Good looking,, single, whits malo. ship, possible more. Middlen or Please call, OOX 34261 Interests includo reading, social B'Z". En|oya sports, movios, danc- after, BOX 15554 long term relationship BOX more Looking for a single whtto 26, blond hair, brown eyos, very Monmouth counties preferred. 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Divorce Christian Hispanic female. 22-2B, who is under- WOMEN looking lor a single whito mate 40 yr old. 5'1O\ 17O lbs. rolatlontrilp BOX 32551 movies, Atlantic City, cooking and tomala. 41. 5'3", brown halr/eyos, QIVE ME A CALL and more Looking lor a compan- standing, caring and down to that It looking for a long Inrm rola blondrblue. Sinn, athletic, build. ImightiT Seeks single, while non- smoker, enjoys movies, SMI" mals, 170 Ibi. hanl tyae. ion BOX 38085 earth Middlesex County pre- SEEKING WOMEN tkxwhlp. 59* or above plento Fnsh'Ctarman, handsome, soft FRIENDS FIRST mnlo. 26-38, who knows how to shore, Hoveling, dining out. Enjoyi (amity, looking for a petHe ferred. BOX 24138 BOX 35375 MAKE IT LAST spoken financially Independent, 25 yr old. 5'KT. fit, good looking, Call 1-900-407-6999 Iroflt o l«dy Kids ok DOX 33585 Seeking a tlngla or dlvorcad lo average female. II you are WHJowar. ST. 147 lbs. 4a yrs oW, divorced oontioman with treKJitk>i - honest, friendly, while mals with YOU SHOULD CALL ROMANTIC REDHEAD Christian mala. 40 to 50. non- Intq/estad, give me • call BOX $1.99 par mln. " B1NOLE MOM " 40SOB enjoys romantic avenings, camp- al Midwestern values Soaking a brown hair and hazel eyrn, non- Singla male in mid M's, enjoys Looking for romance. Imagination smokar, dabls, honoM. tlncer*. 8EEKINQ REAL FRIENDS Divoicnil whito, professional Ing, gardening and more Looking warm, caring woman, 30 some- smoker, social d/inkei. Enjoyi the walk, (wlmmino. oierclM. music. and affection. Professional inde- hard-workar, lor Mendihlp (irM. LETS OET REAL SaokinQ sn Interesting female 35 Single, while female 27, female, 41, 5'5", ottractrve, aver- for a female, who would like to thing, with an anractlve figwe. outdoeJi, movies, dancing, pendent woman by doy. nrtventur- leading into long term relation- S'8", 170 Ibi, 21 year okl. aingle sport*, dining out, convansHons, to 4S. Vftnt an up beat woman, (STRAIGHT) seeks single, white ago build, lun, Inlnlllgent, brown build a lasting relationship. BOX family oriented, and nimllar back- out, affectionate and witty by ship. BOX 39240 hlepanic male, short bkek hair, bookttoma and more. 8««Nng a who has a zest tor hfe BOX fBmale, (STRAIGHT), 22-32, for hai> and eyes. In search of 40*80 ground Children welcome BOX night. Attractive. pelHo mid 40'B norvimoker. Looking l« a Ismale trlendy.honait, white femal», 18- 15S39 friendship. I enjoy rock cluba. divorced or Blnglo, whito, prolM- " TALL ATTRACTIVE..." 32989 white lemale, en|oyB movies, tor a raat ralatlonahlp. 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BOX Single, divorced profasilonai Xt yr ok), single), wNle. profe* CENTRAL NJ, DJF BOX 33308 dining, trav«l I'm worth It. BOX golf and quiet evenings at home. build, Iriih/Qerman, hancraoms, LOOKING FOR MARRIAGE 32571 mala, M, e\ 1B0 Ibe, enraiaat skmai mala, wnployed and edu- 44 yr old, slim, attractive, 32467 Looking for an intelligent, tingle •oft spoken, financially indepen- Single white mile 43. B'9", ZOO TOUCH OP CLASS regularly. Enjoys frtvel, the cated, It looking for an old hah- DONTTELL brunttte, Independent, non- while lamals, 30 to 42, tar a long dent, divorced gentleman wtth lt>*. short oar* brown hair, grean- Monmouth county atlractW. 61, beach, cooking, slaylrtg home lortad, tlngila, white profasiional 28 yr old. tingle, black, profes- smoker, proleisiorial, divorced OIVBMIACALLI term relattonihlp. BOX 40718 traditional mttWestem valuta. liWbrown eyes non-smoker, non-smoking, wldowad, unlnoum- wllh bottle of wine and line dmlng. Ismals. UKaa walks, movieta, sional female It looking for a dis- Jewish male, honest, oaring, 24 yr old, patlte, outgoing, Seeks single fsmale, 30 snme- •oclal-drinkar, sense ol humor. beted and retired profeislontl Bseks a profeealmal, ages 35 to THE FUN •TARTS HIRE Disney, raadlng. end new advem- creet friendship with a tlngla •flectkxiaio. Enjoys nature, HIsjMnlo ftrrmlt, coHsg» student, •n)oy» muilc. dining out, movies. femal*. •••k* an open, opll- 4S, who Is slim, no ehlktren and Ihmg, with attractlv* hgure. ramify wllh blond* hair and brown ay» a'1" mala, green eyes, brawn hair, lures. BOX 40534 oonvanulion. pjrkt. mail. ™s»- female between the ages of 25 muMUma, an, music, master, mlitlc, lloxltila, advtnlurtiomt want to build > good relatlonihlp. ortented Children wetooma. BOX BeflWncj • muteutar main, for a good looking. In aetnh lor a um, quiet II™ with a special per- and 31. Race unimportant. All movttf, fine dinning and travel. In woman who tlkil traval, Wllklng BOX 12547 37W7 A Q0OO COMMUNICATOR retaitonihlp. BOX 34700 female, vrtto (a lun lo be wtth, tl son. Seeking a long torm relulon- CMM returned. BOX 35478 ••arch of sincere singlo Jewish besohit andqum umaa. Making IT yr old, white mele, S'lOT, 218 FIRE IT UP •hf). BOX 138)6 malt) 48-69. for long Urm retallon- same for long t»rm relatkxuhlp, BLOND AND MCUH1 you an tnMretted, give me • oaH. QUIET A* KBPT fee, brown hair and husl ayeM, 31 yr old, B'r, 185 Ib, Italian male tMp BOX 3248B BOX32S43 11 yr old. ilngl* wrtfM tamtla. BOX 40818 Single whiia^nwlt, W, B'lf. 1(5 non-srmkar, non-drlnkar Enjoyi " ITALIAN BTALUOM " atNn wllh dark hair and brown eyas, fcs, physioahV «1 and very arlrac- animali. long walkt, rrmvlas. 9* yr otO itMan male. 6". SMklng MJW PuUhhtna mnumt no HbBty A PIRFBOT PACKAQB fl'6*. IIS Ibi, blond hair and •eml-prolestlonai baeabail play- FBEWCMDOITiBTTeR AneVOUOUTTHIM trve with duK hair and hsief eyss quiet nlgMls at home A more • fwnata lor euual »ncounltr>. Single ftwlth proftttlort«i brown «y»i. Seeking a white er, lire lighter, and part owner of • Single, while Franoh malt aeeVi bfflfy rub ndMvWy wilh Por Ihli attraothM, pallia, fun lov- Looking tor a lemale, sg« and LooMng tor a petite to medium BOX 36263 (•male, Prttly ftl, tpontinaoui, malt, SS-33, that It romantic, urt- budding company, Rnjoyt Mtlng, stngle, while tanale between the tVtdttVMct.ontpoodtntQ. t ing, baggagt fr»t. ilngls whH» reoe open, wllh an open mind, lor bull*, whltai female, 28 lo 40, wltti potritvt •tlitudc. Humoroui, gle. caring, understanding, ftnan- the twBcfi, dining out and travel- •gee M and 27. Enjoy* olubi, LBT8TALK tttrtttltHTmnlt.NJN PubHfhlng piofaiiional, itaohar, 8e»klng •eortl gelawayt and fiisodthlp. ikntler Intaraite. Non-smoliBr or max *< *• toll tDtcntton ch*ngm, wmtwllo, daily. Bn|oy» holding otaUy aaoura and marriage mind- ing to the Caribbean, (.ooking for working and fhtnch food. Hoping M yr old mm*, lull, htndsom*. ra/irt or dtltH iny p*non*l tdvwr- ••curt, aaiy going, ilnoara, BOX1B14S drinker pKttls. BOX 40876 handt, walking on tlw beaoh, actlva, ifngl§, whte ganlltman, ed. BOX 33703 • nice girl, who la attractive and lo meet someone wtth similar d«n out, blonda hair, blue eye., tt—nrnti which i d—mt frwflOro hard worMna. non-tmolnf. hoo- prfatr Mt acfmffl**™ mitt mcort a Naw York OKy, travtllng, muilo, 41 lo 80, non-smoker, for good Independent. BOX 33SM Inleresta. BOX 11473 HUQB AND KIME8 LORRAINE ALIHT WHIM AM YOU T •« perion, enjoys dining oM, votct grmttng to aaoompany !"•# frtandj and potttoie long tarm II LOVE IN THC Aim B'l 0". 1«S Iba, alhkHlc. isigta |tw- Lorraine, on 12/2 you led a mart- id. Adi wUhoul voAo* prMBnpf may IS yr old ferrule, 8*8", 130 be, QODDESB WANTED Alimtlc City, IfWIi, mov*s, lha prolMMonai mata 41-M. Went- relittonthlp. SOX 32881 41 year old, 6', non-amokar, TOO lih rot religious mals, Enjoya saga for •) yr old. non-emokef, not WH' m Tht ummg *», Single, whits male, divorced, pro- ouldoors. Snaking a fanule 30 to QVnti fttlfvoifWi fil, Qvnulnt 10 blonde hair, vary romantic and Into physical frtness The mas- rVTMVt you ntpontf ID * Mttmg lbs, brown hair and blue eyaa, romance, travel, outdoo'i. oldies, 38, atlractiv*. In inapt. BOX inW wondwUrf mofrwiit wtth. "AU.IWANT" outgoing Seeking lor Mr right, fessional, honeil. non-imoker, Ptrno* td, youtphom b» w* r»>CT ••eking roisllornhlp wllh a cute dancing, llea markets oookfio saga was cut off and I could not 13141 Single whflt fimile, 49, very muel bo handtome, warm, caring B0, aotks WiMina Iruo tov» with a i cntrp* ot SIM ptf mM* An •OX pelllo lornnlo Enjoys rnovies, nnrl new adventures. Staking a get your phone number. Please limn 3 mtwle cmH cortt SS97. yoirtfiful, hat a graat face, figure godtleis thnl hai n cute note and and a good •ante of humor, OOX comedy clubs nnd quiet nlahta rsipond to maflbox 124169 or LOOKING ron FRIENDS Tht Oittlng Pku» 900* ItpmUmtt •••WHATDBVII.OPa and •mile, fi'4", long blonda half, pittite and slender female Alt 388 TO UOX'M0n> sett volco !1OX lr'400 115000 BOX 35000 40 yr old male. s'o-. non-wroktr, by Attvtnemd TWecom S»rv*»», 4t yr old, tlngla white female. blua eyo» In Mmrch of mm-smoii- 'flplkia nnswerfltl BOX 325(1/ Wtynt, PA 19M7, tht prcnram ne»or married Enjoys nature klg a iingli whha male. 40 ing, hnndioma, humoroui, npmwkx*. tndctn rw mtmmftt 1- walking, old movies, good eon- 10 48, who tn)oy« the city, dining, romaiitki, (Ingle white rnnlt, 36- *00-i47t287 tnm B »m to S pm. ti nd lovo animals. Wonder Ir Friday Tht Mating dartolng, lha moviet and |uBt 47, who lovei Ufa nnd In lime mal B jr Seeking n slnyln fsmala for Plum It bmught to you by NM •bout anyihtng, for long form run (II I want for chrlsirrma It youll Put>n*hing tnd Advanctd TWnwn swtcssr !Ksrr.Ts Btfi-qJfo-ffp|MHfi41k m^yQ^m^M ES-rfriendship nnd poBtihl- 'o relation"- Swvtow flffMhkt. BOX 37880 BOX 3?4B7 t*llMp.BOX97B8B BOX324B7 MSm™ f l& J. . •,'>/" . , yV.^TOjifgf. '. "JtW, W.X' MST W & .'gP ^Wfeff 1; W\ shiXTox^toTp IIOX U' ^^ 1999 AW ,,.,— FREE Printed Ad FREE Voice Greeting FREE Message Retrieval(1x wookly) January 22,1999 Record-Press B-5 | Campus notes Library will offer more Lauren Rabadeau danced in "A little something like this ..." and services over Internet "La historia de mate" in the fall WESTFIELD - The West- performance of the Dance fifld Memorial Library hopes hi addition to EBSCOhoBt, Company at Bucknell University in thut ail town resident:; will there are links to other web Lewisburg, Pa. She is a junior "bonkiuafk" its ivt'li adilrt's.s: sites and information about the majoring in management and a iufblink.org/wiuI on their home library, including hours of oper- member of Delta Delta Delta soror- and offict'computers. ity at Bucknell. ation, special services and The daughter of Evelyn and Designetl by library stall' instruction on huw to get a Gerard Rabadeau of 1928 Winding members with a minimal library card. The complete Brook Way, Scotch Plains, graduat- amount of gmphii's to insure West field Memorial Catalog as ed from Scotch Plains-Fanwood fast loading, the web page well as tin* Regional Union High School. oilers 24-hour access to a wide Catalog may also be accessed. variety <>!' library information The kid's page boasts home- and resources. Brooke Wiley has become a work helper links, award win- continual volunteer at the Women's One innovative feature is the ning hook lists, fun sites and Center of Southeastern availability uf KBSCOhost. a the library's current story time Connecticut while attending periodical indexing system that schedule. Connecticut College in New- includes full text of more than This new resource replaces London, Conn. She will provide 1,500 miifjiassini-s. tin' dial-in catalog system that child care, tutor •women and chil- It is ne"t't>Si*ury to have a will not be operational as of dren, assist with transitional hous- valid library card lo at cess this Feb. I. ing and provide other services for women who have suffered from rape and domestic violence. The daughter of Eva and John Wiley of 230 Sylvania Place, PREMIUM GARAGES Westfield, graduated from Fun with shaving cream Westfield High School in 1998 mid Presbyterian Nursery School students Steven West, Daniel Mandelbaum, Thomas Case, Richard Built To Suit is a senior at Connecticut College. O'Connor and Caroline Weber squish and swirl brightly-colored shaving cream as part of a hands-on *** art activity. The school is holding an open house next Wednesday and Thursday. For an appointment, YOUR Needs! Three area students achieved call (908) 233-0766. academic honors for the fall 1998 semester at Vanderbilt University We Build the in Nashville, Tenn. Allison Ruth Bradshaw Custom Garage received high honors in the Jewish Community Center to hold Vanderbilt School of Engineering. Y01 Want! www.hv.irtlflndinil.vum The daughter of Mr and Mrs. Walter L. Bradshaw of 2O20 Wood Road, Scotch Plains, earned a grade nursery school open house Jan. 28 SrOTCH PIA1NS - The Jewish Community Registration for the 1999-2000 school year will 2 Car Garages from $10,900 point average of 3,5 or better on a scale of 4. CenU-r of Central New .Jersey Nursery School, 1391 begin Keb.il. Children now enrolled, and their siblings, Price Includes: Named to the dean's list in the Martinr Ave. will lie s[wiisorini; (in open house for will register at 7 p.m. Children enrolled in JCC 8' Vails college of arts and science were new families at 10 a.m. -Ian. 2H. extended day classes, I'nrent and Tot classes, l^'t's • 12" Boxed Gable O.H. Michael L. Fisher, the son of Mr ^ interested in the 1!KK)-200() school yt*nr are 'lake a Break, C'ump Yachnil, and .siblings of past .JCC FeltPaptf Rl to utteiui thLs informative protfnun. Nursery School ,student.s win) are currently .JCC mem- • Concrete Raised Curb and Mrs. Steven D. Fisher of 855 1 Kimball Ave,, Westfield, and Children who will IK turning2 or.'} years old More U'l's will register at H:lfi p.m. Truss Roof • 20 Year Fiberglass Shingle Oil 1 are welcome tojoinfor the new 1999 school yi>nr. Elizabeth Ann Mlynarczyk. the On Feb. f>, at ih'.M) a.m., rrtfi.si ration will lx>gin for Vinyl Windows daughter of Dr. and Mrs. PeU>r J. Visitors will have an opportunity to soe the JCt "s children who are-ICC meml)ers as of September 1998 • Custom Buiit On Your Lot Mlynarczyk of 719 Lawrence Aw., Nursery School in action. Susan Hcnnett, tla- Jrt's or Ix'fore and those with reripriH'al nuunlKTship wiio 4/12 Pitch Roof • 16'Steel Raised Panel OHD Westfield. early chiklhout now live in New Jersey. New .ICC meml>ers will regis- the.K '(' Nursery School imd KXU'IKIIHI Day ter at lOrltt) a.m.. 2 Year Warranty • Concrete Floor • Reinforced Courtney Norris Bender Early i'hilc>tl staff iiiemlx'rs and -ICC Families wishing to visit tlir .)('(' Nursery School in will lwaviulabli'lo talk, with guests as well. A tour of tlu' evening shoultl cull for im n|>[>ointincnt. Ridge Vent -10' • Pressure Treated received the Dean's Award for tin* the nursery school and the new expanded .ICC facility Call the MC at (908) HH9-HHIM) to ivRister for the fall 1998 semester at Colgate will conch ide t he Metal Roof Edge Bottom Plates University in Hamilton, N.Y., where o|H>n house. she ia a senior majoring in [wychol- Material & Labor •3'x6'8"SidedoorWith ogy and elementary education. The Lock Set daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Terrill Middle School bands to present concert 2x4 Studs 16" OX. We Obtain Building Bender ofWestfield graduated from Westfield High School in 1995. SCOTCH I'lAiNS •- Hands The ( "oncfil Bund of .seventh in Paris" and the rook standard 12" Boxed Eaves O.H. Permits in New Jersey from Ten-ill Middle. Sdiool, VM)\ grade and eighth Rrude pupils will "(limmc Some Ivovin'." The Sixth Teiri.ll Koad, will liolil their winter include in their program "7(i (irade RUIMI will play music from Amy E. Phillips was named to concert 7:^0 p.m. Tuesday, Trombones," from "The Music "The l'ink 1'anther" nncl the Call For Free Estimate the dean'a list for the fall 1998 More than 1HO students arc Mim"; u selection from ''West Side "Foxwoml Overture." semester at Choate Rosemary Hall, scheduled to perform, under the Story"; and other numbers. Admission is $2 for adults, $ 1 for 908-359-9966 an all-girifl preparatory school in direction of Glenn Van Bensdioten, The 2.rMiifinlxir Jazz Ensemble slutfc-iiU, free to senior citizens and HEARTLAND 259 Homestead Road Wallingford, Conn. She is the instrumental music tmcher. will play the Cole Itorter song "April children under 5. HOME Of THE YARD BARN-SINCE 1975 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Belle Mead, NJ Phillips of Westfield.

Methodist Love Life Slipping Church sets Through Your Fingers? activities WESTFIELD — Services 11 a.m. Sunday at the Kirst United by responding; to these Women Seeking Men ads Methodist Church, 1 E. Broad St., will include a sermon 1-900-407-6999 Through Many Dangers, Toils $1.99 per. in in. You must be 18 or older and Snares" by Rev. David F. LET8FALLINLOVE APEBFECT PACKAGE Harwood, senior minister. WOMEN SEEKING MEN f'retty, young, innvstncerfl, wn- Qle, wrura tamate, tfirty 40 6, wt\Ti (errialo Preiiy 'it. sponianeouf. "Homeless Hospitality" also LIFE'S BETTER SHARED brown sye& LooWflg for ti w,irrtl. ,r>Qa>l)ve ollitudfi Hurrioroue. begins Sunday. Other church S5 yon- old (ireoiced white ruftifl/ilic, tlagsy C'^i^yti holdinQ leniele.f.'V no lbs.brown i'handi,' wnivmt) on IDs lieaeh, activities this week: ./>|ew York City, traveling, music. tor somaone lo abate ' damiia Snaking Blngle |ewish Sunday — Seekers Service, 9 sooriinces wild HOX NO <1A«ES PLEASE pr'Jmiion.il male 48-58, InlaJB- a.m. Sunday school, 9:-lf> a.m. rjer.t, ,jttrnctjvo. ^r, jenuirifli 10 WAHHIAGE MINDED Enibiljhmty gamjtv walk; on Fellowship, 10:30 a.m. Lunch at pjinjio wtiM lanslf, mid SOt, f nioysAtlanle Crty, ards, lra^/«l- ttlt JNMKtl, cantjIfMht ill'ners noon. Youth Fellowship. <* I'.in. SEE WHAT DEVELOPS tr.y danorig urxl more UxMiryg 1 k MM* Ol Child care is available. for a male, 68 »o 65. tor a long -42 yr olrt, Kirigle whrte femala lemirelationship BOX 12364 t ploy taad; S*eVjr-g a Emylo wtnte male. 40 Monday ~ Stephen Ministry i' to 4fj, wno eri|oy3 !he rJty. (lining, 58WLC , .^anc'Dg, tlifl movjai and |UBl class and lenders, 7 p.m. Cov- package, big hasrt. stnale, afc Orty. dtrwng aut, rjencing, Can Get You Into Hot Water - Get Help at p.m. Wesley Choir practice, 4:15 5*4 yr old. alngla unila lmal«, divorced, iwn-smoker. petitfl. rnrjvi§i. wfllchrng tglflvsftion And p.m. Children's Fellowship Time, on|o-,( the bsaOi, long lilt, l^jdtjiing hashing a brngla, wlnift gangs salM. tha coumiy «nd 32) rnalft, 39 Is 4b. withfiimilar inle r 3:30 p.m. for Wesley Choir and 4:15 nrtora Looking for W/*g*« a tvtTils •vithi | nst! BOX 3660/ p.m. for Primary Choir. Fife and male,55 low, tofMurKlirip fif« and fi| St. Elizabeth Hospital's Wound Healing Center and possibly rnora lat«r. BOX 116M1R WINTER DAZE Drum Corps, 6:30 p.m. "Divorce 3649* Attractive, lun loving, divorcsri, TE0 wtifls proless-'OTiftl female. 52. Mittw. Recovery" workshop. 7:30 p.m. WELATESTTH1N0 5 2", en|r^s thftalre. mu&c, (Jurw; Mew lo iht area. Petite, tlngit -) amok • r^g. ijininrj, ele Seeking lil, Wednesday — Assembly for whrit l«»Tia'i, bfmn hail arid youihiul, romarHic, honast,caring sy«, non tmofcer, an(oy» rW'waJkB, Wesley Hall Nursery School, 10 {nature BOX mala. 50 M. for a possible lorig You wouldn't think that a nice, lu>t ba tli Afterwards, dry your feet completely. movla>. thealsr. lining txil amd term r«Uiltonship, BOX 24172 a.m. and 1 p.m. Handbell Choir, 6 long «slka. S«»h» t )• wiali rruWe, Most importantly, rather than waiting for botwtan 80 and (0 with llmMar WCIHpERtLL* CLASS MO trTIELEOEHT could seriously tlm-aton your hcviith. p.m. Youth Choir, 6:45 p.m. Even- " ' l looking 64 yr old, Um>f«t) wtihe (om«le, song, 7:30 p.m. "Spiritual Life," 8 [TALIAHS C0OKIM gtatpaniiiris goodfreinafl o l hit^or, looking lor But vvlu'n you've had tlialx'tes for fniin togi't your allrnlum, duxk your ji'ct p.m. 5"6\ IS* Ib, ItaJuA xnjli 1 ^Haptpil^ aver a linancfally secure, thin norv Ismala. ejt^oyi fldnj out' s/rioklng. gentlenifln who likas regularly for sun* or injuries. rdass^alrnustc. innin g oui. ballet, sevor.il years, you can eventually lose Thursday — Oratorio. 7 p.m. drink, movwi, cooWria an " LWCE tim#J 81 hem* L«Air»0 ' opera, museums, etc B5 lo 65 l'»* UO IDS. BOX 3255B feeling in your ft.rl. So what mays*.tin If you notice any si^ns of abnormality, Sanctuary Choir, 8:45 p.m. special guy around 6'. rtb>Vdrtnker.%fMnjlHMr. loyal. BOXM24* For more information, call r looking lor ( «tii||f«>te mal< NEW YEAR- BEO1NHINQ stfk assistance from a medical specialist. BOLD AND SMUT!? Down to aarth, blue eyed like .i comfortable water leiiijMTaluro (908)233-4211. 23 yr old, pfiysltalty lil I brunena. adectionaia, warm, lov- lemalt. Enjoys «rortdiig| BOX 3 ing, Jewish widow dsaJrea hon when you step into tlie tub, may actually At the Wound I lealing Center, we're music, mo»ia» and dmlni ROMANTIC HlB mm, young a! heart, Jewfah male. ng a phystcalV R j lorirjmare*, I M lo 69. noo-efno«»r, ID al-iara be hot «'iu)uj;h to sea It I your ftxit. experts in the treatment and prevention „-.,.. mala. 22 to !). •*•* 1, itfieiton Pfdei tomoirow'i love, laugtiltr and s«nucr< fiumor end ttmllir II indent womar) by day, i iptntMa BOX »6£3 of non-healing wounds caused by Library is eel (of a psnttbit r i luiffrt, affectonaM «nd » Worsi'ycl, jx*ople with dialx'tesofti'ii IUKINO SOULMATE BOX 1320? . AHracllv*, p»a>ke j a single or dlmced eJto young CINTFIALMJ. DJF ) lo *f>. intelliQtnl, well lead to serious foot infections that, if not most advanced programs and treatments r— JMIBJ. ilngif yr old. sNm, at apo*an. Hi am) atlrtctlv*. *llli on Internet prof#wortal rnal*.. bruralla, Indoptndanl, atmiar jnlaretrts. lo chant my li'o amoktr. piolaMtonal, ' with BOX lOS'rt proprly treated, ran threaten the entire in wound care. Jewiih mile. honHt, wing. WESTFIELD The Westfield AIL ABOUT SINCBWtr aHtclionili En|oye ntlura, LATKB SEEKS APPLE foot. Ask your doctor about our services or Memorial Library will hold a flaws l l muieumt, art. mutic, lhaatat, )rVtlite, wKl^iW#d. ja*ri&h lamale, , m^H, frna (flnntng and travel In non Brrioliar, mm 60 s G'jur.h on Internet HeiuvhinR t<*linique« long WBUI matin and March of linear* ekigfa polqln lathe ir^ spqrrji ot ihn dgTit To lu*lp prevent fool injuries, tesl the call us to learn more. We're ready to help. wHtm LooWdg lew t kand, mala 45 6? lor long l«rm aPt>1ti%4u£R I «t'a try It lor S rlayfl Jan. 26,7:30-8:30 p.m. nt the library. r. ori«J»rnla mafa vifh ilmilar itoflttNp DOX 3Z489 V^IKI \nomt HO* ?11 bh water temperature before bathing, But it's up to you to take the first step. The presentation, givi'ii ny the inUr«t library's reference staff, is ml call 1-888-650-6464 will also include hurt ruction on Wound Healing C»nf»r Bring this ad with you to using EBSCOhoHt, an on-line mug- to place your FREE ad. uzine database. LiVB& Automntedfld Inkinqfivnildbln. Yin i must I»H 1H <»r u St. Elizabeth Medic ol Office Building your first appointment at the Registration is ongoing. The 240 Williamson Street Wound Healing Center and library U located nt 5fiO Emit Broad St. Individ unl» must have valid Elizabeth, NJ ,07207 receive a free $iftl Wentfield Library card to attend <908) 527-5480 the cltuftea. Call 789-4090. Record-Press January 22,1999 fChurch will Lawyer has gained ihold course insight as volunteer f for parents X.9 9 WESTFIKLI) — "Tools for for Contact We Care Limit Setting" will be laid out in a WESTFIELD—She has been signed up for Contact's volunteer workshop for parents and dealing with issues of divorce and training program when her teenagers 7 p.m. Sunday at the custody for more than 30 years. youngest daughter was in high First Congregational Church, 125 She has decided the fate of individ- school. "I wanted to do something Elmer St. uals coming before the criminal of ser\-ice to others, and my part- This interactive program is court in Fan wood. And still Susan ner mentioned Contact to me. I felt designed to help families develop Mullen says she has learned the I could learn something from the ways to set healthy boundaries for key skills of listening and patience training program. I thought I'd handling stress in their academic, while working as a volunteer for give it a try," she said. "Sometimes social and personal lives.. the past five years for Contact We in law, or any profession, you can Curfcws, teen drinking, sociul Care, the Union County-based anticipate the answers without and academic pressure arc among telephone hotline and crisis inter- really listening. You feel you know the subjects thdt will be raised. vention service. the answers. Volunteering on Members of the New Jersey-based Contact's phone lines teaches you Mental Health Players will con- "I get a lot more out of volun- teering for Contact than I give," how to truly listen to others." duct the workshop. A former member of the Students in middle and high said the partner in the Westfield schools am welcome to attend law firm, Buttermore, Mullen, Westfield Board of Education, with their pireiits. A similur pro- Jeremiah & Phillips, "I have devel- Mullen also volunteers for the gram in the fall drew more than oped patience and listening skills Helping Hearts and Hands 40 teenagers and their parents, which are especially important in Homeless Program run through St. according to the prt'HN relea.so. family law when people are in cri- Helen's Church in Westfield. She Moderators are Rev. Pamela sis. I've also gained such perspec- also represents parents or children Gikhrisl, pastorn! associate of the tive on life." pro bono in DYFS cases where First Congregational Church; Mullen, who has lived in parental rights are being severed. Dave Mueller, director of family Westfield for more them 40 years, is Exposed to so much pain and life for the WesUidd Y; and Dr. a regular on Contact's overnight heartache, Mullen tries to make a Dee Dee Turlington, minister of shift. She offers compassion and positive difference in some way. Christian education and evange- understanding to individuals in i always knew I wanted to be a lism at the Kirnt Baptist Church the wee hours of the morning who lawyer," she said. The human con- of Westfield. A visit to the grocery student can't sleep due to stress, loneliness tact of law attracted me to the For nioru information, call Brunner School pre-K students Rose SIgona and Luke Mineo sample a piece of cheese during a recent or depression. field. The same interest in people (908) 233-2494. tour of Shop Rite In Clark. The pre-K students from Brunner and School One took a tour of the store, "So many people just need attracted me to Contact." sampled foods and took home snack packs. someone to talk to," said Mullen. "I The next Contact training class feel I can make a significant differ- begins Feb. 18 and runs every ence in someone's life by letting Thursday from 7 to 10 p.m. 'Divorce them know someone cares." thorough May 6. For more informa- The mother of five, stepmother tion or to register, call (908) 889- Recovery' Optimist Club is seeking nominees of three, and grandmother of five. 4140. set at church for annual Friend of Youth Award Nominees sought for county award ' WESTF1ELD —A series of WESTFIELD-The Optimist of the community. recognizes the generosity of spir- ELIZABETH - The Union entrepreneurship, government, "Divorce Recovery" workshops Club of Westfield is soliciting The club recognizes the many it of these individuals, County Board of Chosen health care, journalism/public are scheduled at the First nominations for the 1998-99 opportunities for development Nominations for this award Freeholders is looking for appli- relations, law, law enforcement, United Methodist Church, 1 volunteerism and women's advo- E. Brond Si. Friend of Youth Award. that are available for young peo- should include the name of the cants for the annual Women of The Optimist Club is it volun- ple in the Westfield community, nominee, a description of his or Excellence Awards, cacy. All applicants must live in The series will run 7-9 p.m. Union County. Tuesday fur eight weeks tary organization of civic-minded not counting school activities. her contribution to youth ser- These awards recognize "com- beginning Jan. 26. Facilitator men and women banded together These include extra-curricular vices in the Westfield community, munity involvement and dedica- To enter the contest, submit a is Dan Bottorff, a licensed to promote optimism as a philos- sports, music, theater, fine arts, as well as the name, address and tion in addition to personal and resume, cover letter and bio- marriage and family therapist ophy of life and activism in com- dnncp, science, community ser- phone number of the person or professional achievements," said graphical sketch (highlighting with more than 15 years expe- munity service. vice, and scouting. Many of those organization making the nomina- Freeholder Mary Ruotolo, the accomplishments in particular rience. He also is an associate The purpose of the club is to opportunities are created by the tion, Nominations should be sent board's liaison to the Union areas > to Carmella Colosimo, £2 minister nf the First United aid and encourage the develop- donation of time and energy by by March 1 to Friend of Youth County Commission on the N. 19th St., Kenilworth, N.J. Methodist Church. ment of youth in the belief that dedicated adults without whom Award. The Optimist Club of Status of Women. 07033. the giving of ourselves in service these activities would not be pos- Westfieid, P.O. Box 2213, Categories include business, For more information, call Divorced people and those sible. The- Friend of Youth Award Westfield N.I 07091. currently tfoing through a t1o0 othertuners ndvanceimvances tnthe wen-Doinwell-being situe. ino menu oi iroutn Awnra community service, education. (908) 527-4100. divorce arc invited. Fee for the Series is $55; financial assis- tance is available. Child care Lodge will sponsor blood drive Jan. 26 will bo provided on request. WESTFIELD—WESTF1ELD-A blood drive (908)) 233-734233-73499 foforr information information.. Registration is suggested; will be conducted on Jan, 26, (S-9 A complimentary cholesterol call (908) 233-4*211. p.m. at Atlus Pythagoras Lodge F. screening will be given to each & A.M., 1011'Central Ave. Call donor. 4 lines

per county per week (Aildilituta! ////<•> only $2 AHi) Cluvosc which counties will see )our ad: (heck One; • I nion Couiih Science fun with pet rocks • liccorri l*rt-ss Dina Howerton, Portia Price, Doug Freltag and Luke de Vlterl display the pet rocks they created while studying earth science In Carol Rosner's fourth-grade class it School One in Scotch Plains,

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DEPARTMENT STORE RT. 31 FLEIVIINGTON, NJ (908)782-7662 Store Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9 AM-8PM; Fri 9 AM-9 pm; Sat 9 AM-6PM; Sun 11 AM-5 PM Record-Press January 22, 1999 Westfield doctor uses Legal group new way to heal wounds will hear talk 5 NEWARK - "No needles, the wounds commonly seen in on computers T William, it's not going to hurt," children without the need for said Dr. Frank Cunningham, a sutures," .said Cunningham. WESTFIELD — The Union Weatfield resident, to a 3-year- The adhesive is painted light- County Legal Secretaries old boy in the hospital emergency ly over the surface of the wound, Association • UCLSAi will hold room. holds the edges of the skin its ri>g~x)lar monthly dinner The physician is director of together to allow healing and meeting at BG Fields emergency pediatrics for forms a waterproof dressing that Restaurant on Springfield Children's Hospital of New protects the wound from infec- Avenue on Jan. 26. Jersey, based at Newark Hcth tion. The product avoids the need Ther-e will be a pre-dinner Israel Medical Center. for a suture kit, dressings, anes- gathering commencing at 6 p.m. While William's parents held thetic, syringes and other med- and dirk nor will be promptly their son's hand Cunningham ical implements. served sit 6:'30 p.m. The guest closed a wound the boy mifTered Unlike stitches, De.rinahniid speaker for the evening will be on his forehead earlier that day does not have to be removed and Deputy First Assistant at a nursery school. The wound patients do not nee.d to return to Prosecut or ftichard Rodbart of was treated with a new skin the hospital. The substance the Union County Prosecutor's adhesive that closes superficial begins to degrade in around 7-10 Office, w ho will speak about the cute easily un<• used to treat all cuts, it is in Piscat away at the Wyndham children who are often frightened effective in treating injuries of Garden Hotel, Jan ' 22-24. of getting Btilchen and difficult to the forehead, face and extremi- DECA students Tom Gentile and Eric Konzelman interview Ray Pardon, president of the Scotch Plains Seminar:s and networking keep calm. ties that occur when children fall Business and Professional Association and owner of the gourmet shop, Nuts n' Plenty, on small business opportunities will be available. "Dermabond provides a strong or suffer other childhood acci- ownership. One need not be a legal sec- flexible bond in closing ninny of dents. retary to attend the monthly meeting. Clerks, receptionists, typists, office managers, and Volunteer tax counselors are needed DECA 1116111 DCI'S municipal and government ELIZABETH Volunteers are needed to provide free assistance employees are welcome to par- to older taxpayers with their 199H income tax returns. SCOTCH PLAINS - The management, first (four R.J. Milligan (juniorl, vehicle ticipate. One can attend without Training nnd update for volunteers is provided before February DECA business education club at and petroleum marketing, third. any obligation to become a mem- 1999, under IRS and N.J State Tax supervision. F'or more informa- Scotch I'lains-Kimwood Hi^h Doug (iillie and Jim R.J. Raszku (junior i, retail ber. Full-time students pursuing tion, call Sal Conforti at (90H> :».r>l-90T>0 or .Jim Wal.sli at (908) 276- School won 79 awards in the Mcf'lintotk (sophomore), sports merfhandising, third. a law-re-lateel career, can join 3152. DECA Central New .Jersey and entertainment marketing, Matt McCarthy (seniorl. mar- (student memberships are avail- regional competition, held at firwt. keting management, third. able fora fee of $19 a year). This Middlesex County College in ('hris (lawryiuk uiul David Steve Averhukh (senior), tech- is an opportunity for young indi- Edition. Liirkin (sopomore), hospilulity nical marketing, third. viduals to obtain information (Al, retail I'lesmid (senior), travel and are conducted on the county, competed in .subject areas the tourism marketing, third. state and national levels. • Challenging Academics Htudents learn in marketing first. Receiving honorable mention For further information clu.H.se.s or on-the-joh training. Torn 'ienlile fscnion, retail were .Jeff Wagner, Matt Mfssiiiii, regarding this monthly meeting, • Intentionally Small (Masses Competitions included objective manageiiient, sct- Pete Kobliska, Mare Iticcn, Joe members; hip or the annual competency-based testing and Franzone, Alex Valcra. Culi'b .scholars tiip program, contact • Average Class Size is 14 Students case study participation in mar- l)ian nnd UCLSA Vice • A PK-12 Go-Educational School on market intf careers. Trii'ia Hellstern (junior', food Hernaha. senior; Beckie Viliin, President Susie Mack at the law The 79 awards included .r>l iiKU'kct ni|; manageiiient, second. KiiNsell Rabadeau, Diane offices of ('rimer, Nelson, Satkin • 100% College Plac ement trophies, one of the local cli.iji- Sara Vilini (junior), full-serve Ferrara, Stan 1'i'arson, Tyler & Sdieer, P.A.. ;12() Park Ave., ler'w most .successful outcomes m restaurant management, second. Locke, Melissa Cicalese, Jackie Scotch r»liiin«. i90K» 322-2333, • "To Learn and To Achieve" the chapter's 29-year history. All Paul Velen/ano isciiinr•, husi- Sanders, Lauren Hegenthal, orwrite to Susie Mack at PO. winners are eligible to coinjiete HI iirss services marketing, serond. Jennifer Miller, Nick Cahill and Box 2-1, Keinhvorth. NJ 07033- OPEN HOUSI; SATURDAY JANUARY 2;J AT 9:OOAM Htate-level DrX'A competitions. Krin Watson isophomorei, Paul Nadolny, junior; Sandra 0024, Franco, Tim Gander, Nick INMAN AVENUL EDISON, Trophy winners from SPr-'HN, <|iiirk-.serve n>staiirant inanane- 1295 • NJ 08820 their classes ami their awards: HH-nl, third. Huteas, Pat Dinsmore and David (908) 754-1882 • FAX (908) 754-9678 David Hudd I senior), market- H(il)l> Hugg anil Kric Hell, sophomore; David Resume Konzcliuaii i.sophomore), finan- Haumvvoll, Christine Troinno and cial services marketing, third. 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Turner was joined on the North memories from his career, especially heavily-favored l'lainiield, was honored WESTF1ELD — When Lamont Section 2, r.roup 3 championship game. •Jersey Section '2 list by some nauu's that groat senior year. it) North Jersey Sect urn 2. Turner was a sophomore on the Turner, a 5-10, 180-pound running familiar to West field fans: Morristown's "There's nothing 1 can look back on The North Jersey Section 2 player Westfield High football team, he didn't bark, was recently recogiii/.od for his Ahmad Hugler and Stewart Winston, iiad say 1 wish I did." Turner said. "This honoroes are; get much of a chance to run the ball, let contributions to the Blue Devil program I'lainfield's Darryl Kennedy and year was the inosi fun I've bad playing 1 nk Ak.>iMom N.-w ivivuiervo. James Bloodworth, along touch it. when the New Jersey Football Coaches FuquHii White, Nygiein Callnmn of football. It meant a lot. It was nice to WJIU'II Hills, isa.u' Hiocknmii. Hoxbury: Nyglem He was a receiver then in a run- I'.iiiiiuiii, Liiinin jiMnmy Ciunptutlt. Montclair: Robert Association honored him as one of the Union, and Steve Smithcrs of play hard and have a successful season. IHmnvmviu. C.ikhvoll. Hiitim OnstSI, DovefL JartlWl happy offense. "I was a cornerback and I top 100 senior football players in the Parsippany Hills. A lot of us nol a chance U> get experience lUnn.is. noser.' Christian F >Mi.irii, West Essex; Ryan returned kicks, too, but I didn't get that state ut the Super 100 All-State awards Turner, 18, gave up basketball this as sophomores and juniors, so a Kit of us li.ni.tijliiM, Munis Knolls. AMmmi Haglef. Morristown; Karil many touches." he said. "It was a rough banquet. HyitiM. l"i!ii.u iil.i'c Conniption: Kt/ys/lof Kaczorowsfcl, season and is looking forward to playing were looking forward to this season. We Hillsi<1ti. n.uivl KOHFUHIV, riiiiiiliykl. Kevin Kostlbos, time" "It means a lot to be looked at as one shortstop on the Blue Devils' baseball all knew when it was our turn we'd tin H.inovm l\uk .lush S.iunilers Hutlei. Joe Savage. That football season must seem fur- of the top 100 players in New Jersey," team. He said he'd love to get a baseball pretty well." Ciiliiwoll. AnHumy Smith, I'uisippimy: Stovo Smtthsrs, ther away than merely two years ago. Turner said "I look at it as n really good scholarship, preferably to ai school some- l'.iisip(i;my Hills, Juslin Spati|u lloxbury: Eric Sloim, The association named Miuiasinian's HkumiiitiM l.i'Til Tustv North Wilirnn. Lamonl Turrur, Turner developed into one of the finer achievement." where in Florida. Vic Kubu KYntral Jersev* its Coach of Westfield t uqu.m Win!,. Hamiiiilii, SlHwail Winstun. Only number Undefeated Raiders ride Melendez wants Rowe's boat Charlie Howe won two events and helped two relays to first phice and the Scotch l'lnins- is waiting at state Kanwood co-ed swim team remained unbeaten Tuesday ByMCHKVENSEE rassment he felt after the loss. with its 117-f>;i victory over .RECOrtl) -I'KKSS Apparently, everyone tuid his moth- Millhurn Tuesday. er, literally, were packed and ready I SCOTCH PLAINS — Tony to head for Atlantic City and the Kowe won the fiO-yunl .^rlelendez has a great memory for state tournament. freestyle in iili.SIH, the 100 free in f>;M0, and he swum anchor on . "Jiumbers. Name the season, name "Both of my parents took off *fhe match, nnrao the wrestler. It the winning 200 medley relny from work, my whole family was (Steviv Merkow it/., Chris (doesn't matter. Melendez has 87 Roing to lie there, they made reser- |ugh school matches under his Ix-lt, Swensun, Jeff Warner, Kowe, vations and everything. My friends l:4(i..r>71 nnd the 2(K) free relay but he can always pull up from the were nil talking :ilxiut going down," recesses of his mind the score of (Dave Kuss, Chri.s Wetleson, Melendez said."That WHS one day I Warner, Kowe, l:.m.K)>. fcny loss. wish 1 could take back." He's not pessimistic. Call him Artigliere Kind he is certain Opportunistic. Melendez will rt*deem himself this "I'll focus on the losses because seiison. He considers his 130-pound Scotch Plains Arou don't learn anything from wins. senior too strong of a leader and too When I lose 1 can pick out what I hard of a worker not to at lain his High School jlid wrong," said Melenduz. one of goals. the toughest customers on the "I coached Nik Kekete at Roundup Scotch Wains-Fanwood High Crunford last year. He was a good wrestling team. kid. II quality kid," Artigliere said. Melendez, n senior, was getting Tony's right there with him. He Berkuwit/. wtJii I he 200 IM in quizzed on how he performed in the works hiini m tht* room,he's ulwiivs 2:<><>.7I. iind helped the 40(» free postseason last year. The numbers encouraging the younger wrestlers, relay K'luis Karelus, Dunn "popped up like ping-pong balls in and he's taken that role on himself. Hcrkowitz, S. Iterkowit./,, KUAM, the SuperBnll lottery. All you can ask for is a senior and a M:4U.Hr>) to a first place finiHh. 5 Melendez was u regional finalist team leader in tJie room, and Tbny Karelus won the fiOO free ill last year, falling 9-7 to Nick Celentu is it. I've couched some of the brat r>:2t).;H), KIMS took fir-st, in the 200 of Colonia in the championship. for nine years now, and he's one of free m 1:49.-Ifi, and Swenson The loss meant it was win-or-else the !»est lightweights, if not the claimed first in te<'t;itions. Miii that's whut I like Iliilitik. "We were iniM-sing kids him out nnd he pulled a switch on to live on. I'm not trying to impress with a couple conunilnientH, so me." anyone." we did pretty well considering Melendez is 5-1 this year and on Melendez liius already set his t he company Uial was there fliko pace, according to Head Coach own precedent for self-redemption. St. .Joseph's of Metuchen and Mike Artigliere. to return to regions As a sophomore at the county tour- ( Iri'f'iiwich of ('onnect icul,)." and make a difference. This sea nament, Mi'lendez lost the chanipi- Kuss Look second in the 100- son's lone setback came against onship. He came buck and won the yanl freestyle in 49..'17, and fifth two-time state placer Dave county title as it junior in the r)0 In e in 22.H2. lierkowitz ,, Cordoba of Kearny in the first dual "One of my tfwils junior year was fifl.b in the 200 !M in f. meet of the year. Tony, the score was to come back and win it," 2:07 -tH, and .sixth in the 100 but- ", pleaser> Melendez said, ""That's how I net terfly in .r><) fiO. .Jet!' Wagner fin- ^ "I lost 7-5 in overtime. That was goals. I iiei-d to challenge myself I ished fifth in the 100 fly in 5(5.04. \ a tough one," Melendez waul. "I don't put that much pressure on Scotch 1'lains al.so placed fifth I don't dwell on them. 1 leum from myself. Every mutch I visualize in Hie 200 IM relay i Herkowitz, '* them. I can go 25-0 and make it to like I'm in Atiimtic f 'ity. If I don't I KIIHK, Wagner, Chris Smith, regions and lose and that's it. Wins can't pump myself up for some 1:4(>.fi7(, anil sixth in I he 200 free i vou can't improve on, but a loss you matches." relny iHerkowilz, Warner, Nffil f can improve on." Those interest*^ m the odds of Slender, Kuss, ]:.'iG.2r>). One more thing that sticks out Melendez reaching state this year rjf (jiu.i fw,(,u.i i o/H( (.f)Hij-i'Hi:ss Si Jne's won its fourth Litle in in Melendez' mind about that should check with him. He's good Scotch Plalns-Fanwood senior Tony Melendez, 5-1 as of Tuesday, Is making plans to grab a region title and six years with Z<1() poiulM, runner- Super-Kegion match is the einbar- with nutuljers. make a long-awaited trip to Atlantic City and the state tournament. up ( ireenwu b totaled U10, fol- lowed by defending team chnmpi- oii Christian Mrolbers Academy i ]HfZ), Hridi^ewater Haritan (115), Westfield girls get physical, shoot down Linden, 64-55 and West Windsor (113), I'eaii.sburv t)f I'eniiHylvaniu Losing by three points to •14-;)H victorv Tuesday ut Linden were ).;uirii; tii keep driving," points and Carolyn Mitttliew.s i 1051, Scotch Plains (JK1», Seton Linden at halftime, Westfietd "It was nice to ^et hack on Hauser .-.aid. "We jdaved ,i /une Ii id nine point M fur the llrvil.s. Hall Prep (H7i, Wextfield 032), High girls basketball Head track," Mauser said, referring to Westfield \ and inain for the floor and drive inside to draw Westfield, which iwwr lo.st the Thornton had nine points and six Despite a game-high '10 jxjints If the Westfield Hi(,'li hoys bns- Scotch Plains wrestling team, fouls. lead it seized early in the third rebounds, Carolyn Matthews hud from .senior Liz MeKcou, t he HIij•• kelbiill tciirii ibink.s it had a fh'ckin^ ('ranford'H Vincent The strategy worked, a.s the quarter, was Hi for 2\ from the eight points and three assist.*. Devils were undone by Uriion's rough lime with IFmoa .Jan. Ki.it Muno/ an the buzzer sounded in Blue Devils* took command in the free throw stripe for the game MoiiKjiie Hrendcl led the Devi I K 'l-t 9 jierforiuance in the third ought to t;ik<- a Ifink at I.he ro.nler the first period l.o tfive th« second half and won the game Senior Liz McKcon scored \'l by Nwipiiifr 1'in'it rcbourids. quarter. The wore was tied at o( plav'TK available when it .siiitH Raiders a 40 .'10 victory fiver host with a solid performance at the [toints and difihed three nasiHtH "They hafl three kitls with haliliinc 'l\T.\. up for I'liiinfield V |i in Saturday foul line, eventually claiming a for the Devils. Courtney three fouls at halftunc, su we Montque Hrelidel had 10 iConliiiueil on pafje A-2> i Conl timed on pa^e A-H)

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Scotch Plains al Linden, 4 p m Wrestling Scolch Plains vs. Elizabeth, 3:30 p.m. Union Girts Basketball Wastiield at Plainlield, 4 p.m. Scotch Plains al Watchung Hills, 5:15 pm. Lanes Irvmgton al Scotch Plains, 4 p.m. Swimming Ice Hockey Westfield vs. Cranford, 3 3O prn . Union East Side al Westfield, 4 pm honored at Hot Stove Lanes Bowling WesflieM at Scotch Plams, 3 p.m. Hudson Catholic al Westfield. 3 30 pm Invited to Yankee Stadium for a Iryout, Dillon WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27 Scotch Plains vs Linden, 3:30 p.m., Union SATURDAY, JAN. 23 Indoor Track Six men were inducted into the later turned down offers to play minor league Boys Basketball Weslfleld at Union, 4 p.m. Wrestling Lanes Union County Baseball Hall of Westfield vs Elizabeth, 330 p.m., Union baseball Instead he was recruited to serve in the Hitetoorough al Scotch Plains. 2 p m. TUESDAY, JAN. 26 Scotch Rains at Elizabetti, 4 p.m Marine Corps and played baseball for the Plainfield at Westfield, 7 p.m. Boys Basketball Westtield at Cranlond, 4 p.m. Lanes Fame during the Union County FRIDAY, JAN. 20 Quantico Marines During his two years with the Girls BatketteH Linden al Wesflield. 4 pm Indoor Track Baseball Association's 63rd annu- Marines, the squad was named Eastern Service Wrestling Weetfield at Plainfield, 12:30 p.m Scotch Plains at Hahway, 7 pm. Scotch Plains, Westtieid al Unon County al Hot Stove Dinner Wednesday in champions Plaintek) at Scotch Plains, 4 p.m. Wrestling Qirlt Basketball Boys Championships, 6:30 p.m. at Elizabeth Dillon later played for Ed Madjeskfs Si Westfield at Union, 7 p.m. Mountainside. Catdwell at Westfield, noon Hahway al Scotch Plains, 4 pm. THURSDAY, JAN. 28 Stan's team that won the Intra-County League Swimming MONDAY, JAN. 25 Swimming Boys Basketball By getting voted into the Hall championship Madjeski was a lormer player of Fame, Robert J. Catullo, with the Chicago White Sox. New York Giants Thomas J. Dillon, Frank "Sonny" and Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics. Palmieri, Donald D. Schmidt, FRANK "SONNY" PALMIERI bcrn in Westfield girls get physical, shoot down Linden Elizabeth, played second base tor the St Mary's Patrick J, Sharkey and Charles High learn which won a Parochial class B state Sigmund Jr. met a standard of cri- championship When he broke his thumb senior some of his younger wrestlers out' i (Continued from page A-l) teria.- Members must have had 10 year, Palmieri finished (he season with a cast, of the lineup for Saturday's batting one-handed and playing right field At Westfield. years of baseball experience and match with unbeaten and experi- At, St John s University Palmieri led the Junior centerTom Langlon (6- must have been retired from the Redmen to !he semifinals of the College World enced Calriwell, slated for noon at 9, 280) will be missing from the game for at least 1O years. Union Series in his senior year. From there Palmieri Westfield. "1 don't want to let my played semt-pro ball lor five years wiih the starting lineup because he will be County Hall of Famere include young kids get hammered," Kurz Betsytown Post VFW and four years with the on the campus of Central Hillside's Phil Rizzuto, Jake Wood Elizabeth Braves .said. "Some coaches might feel Michigan, in Mount Pleasant, of Elizabeth, Al Santorini of When a bad back ended his playing days. different. With a rebuilding pro- Paimien turned to coaching. He rebuilt the team Mich., on a football recruiting Union and Mountainside's Jeff gram, I don't think you can let at Holy Trinity and made a winner of Oratory trip. Westfield Head Coach Kevin Torborg. Prep. Most recently he coached the Long Island that happen." Everly gives his Devils a less Westfield's Shannon Wagner Red Sox high school summer tearrv Westfield 43, Elizabeth 36 Atl four sons are involved in baseball. Marc than slim chance at victory. received the Bnnyasz Brothers — Senior OnurTezucar triggered pitched for Wake Forest, Scott played second "Plainfield is a team we can Memorial Award for top female base for Providence: John plays (or Wake forest a four-match, win streak and six beat," Everly said, "but not this scholastic athlete. She helped and is a candidate for the major league draft; Westfield wrestlers earned pins, and Keith is a freshman prospect at Columbia Saturday. We can't win without Westfield to the Union County propelling the Blue Devils over DON SCHMIDT, born in Plainfield. became him, not against a team like that. Tournament championship by not prominent in baseball when he pitched a no-hit- visiting Elizabeth .Jan. 13. We're going to have to be super- allowing a run. Now attending the ter for the Plainfield Royals in a Junior Union aggressive to [account for] what With the score tied, 24-24, County League championship game against University of Delaware, Wagner Elizabeth. The nght-hander was all-state pitcher Tom has done for us." Tezucar needed 3:19 to deck finished with a 16-5 record, a 1.39 at Plainfield High, and played alongside Joe .Union 74, Westfield 48 — -Jorge Frenos in the 152-pound ERA and a batting average of Black in the Plainlield Twi-Lite League. Senior guard Pete Anzelone led match. Westfield then won its .486. Awarded a full scholarship to Setori Hall, next three matches, thanks to Schmidt opled to join the Army Air Corps in the Devils with 17 points in the Chris Baran, of Cranford, now 1943. Schmidt played on the 7th Air Force team Tom Hansconi (major decision at losing cause Saturday. Maurice a freshman at Montclair State, in Oahu Hawaii, and pitched in three Service 160), Mike Kivetz (decision at World Series games against Bill Dickey's Navy Boatwright added 12 points. was honored with the Edward 171 > and Josh Ray (pin at 189), to team. Players in that series included Joe ICE HOCKEY Cooper Memorial Award for the DiMaggio. Phil Rizzuto, Johnny Mize, Mike clinch the dual meet. Ray was . According to the most recent top male scholastic athlete. Baran McCormick, Joe Gordon and Pee Wee Reese losing 9-2 when he reversed After the war, Schmidt played for Ihe Newark tally, senior Ron Kashlak sev- batted .450 and was named sec- Darryl Leak to his back and Bears in the International League with teammate anth-leading scorer among public ond-team All-State while playing Yogi Berra. he played for Lefty Gomez' earned the pin in 3:07, putting school teams, ninth in the state, second base For Cranford High Binghamton team, and tor the Jacksonville W\$h 35 points (24 goals, 11 the match out of reach. Braves along with Hank Aaron. He ended his pro last season, and helped lead the career in 1953 when he developed elbow trou- sists). Davo Bodson of Buyonne Mike (112) and Dan (119) Cougars to the North Jersey ble. d all scorers with 57 points Snwicki, Jim Villane (125) and Section 2, Group 3 final and a 21- PAT SHAHKEV. bom in Elizabeth, played C?5 goals, 32 assists), well ahead Sean JofTe (Iflfi) also posted pins 2 record. varsity ball for SI. Mary's High 1940-43 as a for the Devils. pitcher/ouHielder During the summer of 1942 he of" Pat Verney from Hudson Award winners also included played semi-pro ball for the Elizabeth Graves, Catholic (46 points, 17 goals). Westfield is currently ninth in GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS Berkeley Heights' Craig Conway, and after high school lie signed with the New North Jersey Section 2, Group ;i York Yankees and was assigned to Iheir Class D . Don Bosco Prep 4, WeBtfleld sophomore Carolyn Matthews (42), here snatching a rebound for the Chris Zusi Award; Evette power paints, with 26 points. club in Wellsville. NY. He then served in the U.S. WeBtfleld 2 — Josh Falcone away from Rah way's Chrlsta Olandria in the season-opener, con- Broderiek of Rah-way, for the Navy until 1946 While in the Navy he played lor West Morris Central (30.O), scored twice for Westfield Jan. 13 tributed eight points ancf three assists in the Devils' 44-38 win at Linden Joseph R. Lornbardi Award; nnd the service team in the Philippines. Parsippany Hills (29,33), Sharkey reported to the Yankees' Class C at Warinanco Rink in Roselle. Tuesday. That's Westfield's Courtney Thornton (23) watching the local businessman Tbm Gassier, Cranford <2S).O) and Scotch club in Butler, Penn., alter the war and then to WRESTLING for the Jerry Molloy Service Ihe Class B club in Norfolk, Va Sharkey elected Plains (27.75) own the top slots. One wrestler Head Coach (4:23.38), Randolph (13:07.71), also was fourth in the 500 free in Award. lo leave the Yankees organisation and attend INDOOR TRACK Seton Hall, but he returned to semi-pro baseball Glen KurE is very high on right Oakcrest (13:25.98), and North 5:06.34. Kevin Hart of St. Here are the 1999 Hall of Fame The Westfield girls track team with the Plainfield Pirates and Elizabeth Braves ijjow is Mike Kivetz, and the Hunterdon (13:28.27), Joseph's (Metuchen) won the inductees: In his final season wilh Ihe Braves he batted junior 171-pounder has one heck placed in two relay events en According to Head Coach John event in 4:55.96. BOB CATULLO was born in Summit and 330 as an outfielder and helped the team win qf a match on his hands Friday route to a 14th-place finish at the played baseball as a third baseman and short- the Union County championship. Martin, the Devils' shuttle hur- Burstein was a runner-up in when the Biue Devils travel to Group 3 girls state relays Sunday stop with Union High and Ameiican Legion Posl Sharkey played in the Union Counly dles team missed a medal (top the 100 butterfly in 53.73, behind 35 from 1959-61. He was scoulet* by the Industrial League 1951-57, ha umpired in the Plainfield 4 p.m. Friday. at Princeton. six) hy .01 seconds. "Group 3 is Nick Kozyra of St. Joe's in 52.20. Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh Pirales, but his Union County League 1960-61. and managed Kivetz will face Aaron Morton, Westfield was third in the days as a player were inlnrruplod by a stint in (he youth baseball in Cranfos, Heather Dennis) in Jay Pollack and Seth. Burstein "Both of them had chances of will be a highlight of the dual 10:2:1.16, behind first-place in American Legion ball. After serving as an Itie Division ol Parks and Recreation liaison were both two-time plnce-win- winning," said Head Coach assistant coach lor Union Post 35 1965-68 and Sigmund was appointed Union Counly meet, because Kurz said he Middlotown South (10:01.37) and nera and boosted the Blue Devils Martha Heintzelman, who said (or Roselle Past 229 in 1969, ho was manager of Parks and Recreation Director in 1992, and has the Roselle team 197O-96 continued the county's cornmitmenl to the Union would be surprised if Plainfield runner-up Koxbury < 10:O6.52), to ninth place overall at the Westfield's absence from the top has seven guys. That may be a The Him" Devils wore sixth in the During his years as manager. Calullo never County Baseball Associalion by securing funding Pirate Invitational at The Bubble six placers in relay events was had a losing season His record of 1.000 wins. through the Union county Board of Ctrasen blessing, because Kurz added distance medley relay (Shutts, in West Windsor. because the team was missing 344 losses and 27 lies included a stale American Freeholders lor guest speaker appearance fees tjhat his roster is also suffering Aubrey McGovern, Legonea, Legion title in 1983, one third place (inish. 14 and coordinating the annual Union County youth Pollack placed second in the Mike Smith and Cliff Haldeman. from illness — 13 wrestlers from Dennis) in 13:39.20. Middletown county titles, five district titles and thrse runner- baseball summer program 200-yard freestyle in 1:50.36, "Missing two of our other swim- up finishes Sigmund's administrative responsibilities 4 26-man lineup showed up for South won this race, too, in a behind James Lawler of mers made a big difference. The Catullo also coached baseball al St include hiring program staff, reserving and main- practice Tuesday group-record 12:32,93, followed Pahick's High 1984 88. and served wrth the New laining fields, providing equipment and supplies, Greenwich (Conn.) in 1:48.89. He relays did well for who we had." '• Kurz also said he may keep by Lakewood (4:2U.22), Roxliury Jersey State Baseball Umpire Association 1988- overseeing administrative support lor Union 98 County Baseball Association clerical functions, TOM DILLON, born in Elizabeth, was voted and participalion in corrdinatmg the annual youth besl athlete in 1945 al Jefteison High and he league awards dinner made all-slale his senior yew when Jefferson A little league coach in Lincien and Cranlord won the Union County championship dunng his for more than 10 years. Sigmund has worked in Undefeated Raiders ride Rowe's boat high school years, Iho ambidextrous Ditlon also coniunction with the Elmora Youth League Board played baseball lor the Gnrwood Question of Dnoctors to establish additional playing fields (Continued from page A-l) disqualification of Etrain Ortiz matters at the end of regulation, era in the scoring column. Mafks and the Elizabelh Alhletic Association, in Warinanco Park lor youth league activity, he Crnnford in a conference dual (stalling), and Gary Cousar in'tHi- oaly to fall in double overtime Jeannie McCoy grabbed 16 and he helped organise the Celtic baseball has also served on the committee to establish meet Wednesday. t'd M seconds to pin Justin Tuesday to host Plainfield, 76-70. rebounds and added nine points, team. annual Union County Baseball Association funds ' "It was a big win fur us as far Tanski, making the score 84-24,' Plainfield's Clinton Stevenson Kearny 49, Scotch Plains as power points gO; it was a l>itf Cranlbrd's Pat Ekstrom nar- scored six of his game-high 21 39 — Nikki McCoy led the SPORTSCENE conference win," Artifdiere said. rowed the gap with his pin of Jon points in the second overtime to Raiders with 15 points, but SP F Middle mats Cerfer of Central New Jersey in Scotch Plains • The match marked Raiders Zoinnu'r at 21f>, turning the spot- lift the Cardinals. Scotch Plains, which trailed by [)an Abrou. Flay MDSknt and Mall and Feb. 1. Head Conch Mike Artigliere's light tn r-Veli'y. James alien Osbome led the two after the third quarter, expe- AtHlrew Loomis oach chatkotl up lirst-penod The camp will run tor seven Mondays first visit to (Vanford since leav- "We got .started at 109 with Haiders with 20 points, followed rienced a 17-9 letdown in the ptns in loading Ihe Scotch Plams-Fanwood Session I 3 55-5 10 p m . ages 6-7. B-9; Middlo School wrustling learn to fl 39-27 dual Session II 5 15 6 30 p m . ages 8-9. 10-12. ing the program last year to take Lucas. That got us on a pretty by Bon Martinez with 18 and Ron final stanza Saturday. moot victory over Union Jan 12 Space is fanned so participants will be accepted over at Scotch Plains. good roll," Artinhe-iv said. "The Jcnerette with 15. Each team tal- Kate Feighner added 11 points Adam Oarrity decked his man in Ihe second on a first come, lirsi-serve basis. For inlorma- "The match meant a lot more key to the match wan that it was lied six points in the first extra for the Raiders. period and Mike Walker earned a pin in the third lion nnd to reservo a space call (732) 777-1600 for the Rairfors. I'nacrioct by Mark Dambaugh, Winter Softball Clinic to some other people (who a total team effort.. Even the guys session, hut Plainfield mnuagpti a INDOOR TRACK while Haiinu Gome/ and Miko DeNichilo oach The Scolch Plains Fanwood PAL Cobra remember Artigliere's tenure ;il that lost won that match for us, 14-9 advantage in the final slim- Blair Woodward and Mike recorded decisions Vuav Nudell, Gershon Winter Fast-Pitch Soflhall Clinic will run through Cranford)." Art inhere said. "I've IHTIIUSC we did not let up." zi«. The Cardinals' Jaime Suitt Franzone combined to win the Zebovitz, Anton Elanko, Jason Villane and fk'p January at various sues. Chdtl suffered losses against Union At the McGinn School 7-9 p.m. Mondays coached those kids in the past. Scotch Plains stands to move added 20 points. team high jump at the Group 3 Scotch Plains StnlorBasketball Offense) 7-8 p m .defense 8-9 p m .al the Coles You feel for those kids, too. 1 can't up in the North Jersey Section 2, Scotch Plains 55, Kearny hoys state relays Saturday at (All players ovor 50) School on 7-9 pm Wednesdays pitchers 7-8 say going back und boating them (irmi]> 3 power points standings. 38 — Senior Ben Martinez scored Princeton. Stamlinijs as of Jnn 15 1. (tie) Beikeley [j m.. 1 7-and-tinder practice 8-9 p.m.. at the Heights 4-1, Scotch Plains 4-1, 3. Team Law 3- Coles School 7-9 p rn Thursdays: pitchers 7-8 vyas a goal of mine. Our j»oul is 1<> Tin* wins against l'ar.sipjiany 1!) of his gume-high 13 points in Woodward and Franzone 1, 4. (tla) North RaintieliJ ?• ;VCianfoit! Cougars p.m . catchers 8-9 p in win conference matches." Hills and (Vant'ord notwith- the second half to rally Scolch leaped a combined 12 feet, two e-3, Westiield Pearls 2-\ 7- Aieana Sports 0-4 Signups may be done the day of trie clinic. Scotch Plains (f»-l as of Jan. standing, the Haiders were Plains Saturday. Ron Jenerette inches better than runner-up The CrnnfLird Cougars couldn't run wilh the For further information contact Jessica Hulmk at leaijiif! leaders oiler Ihe ftoklay break, lalting 1732) 362-0661. or Carol Lynn D'Amato at (908) 19) leaped to a tfreat si art with fourth with 27.7ft points, anil also helped put Kourny away, Camden Wilson, and four inches 60-39 Jan f> Former Union Citlholic star Pete 322-8758 pjns in three «\' the first lour WVst Morris Central (H0.O1, scoring eight of his 14 points in better then third place Randolph. Tiemey led HH with htsshooling Masters Hoopi Lsagu* weight Classen, from I anas I'ar.sippauy Mills \2D.XH and tlu> fourth, as the Kiiiders closed The Raiders also captured sixth Scolch Plains kopl pacu wilh Berkeley, Teams and players are invited lo join the Fnincnvilla , Othei games Team Law AS. Westdeld the Feb 2 start ol the league Jan 21. 26 and dleweights (iiKiudinf> w forfeit sit today Mgainst Linden i4 p.m.I wise close game into n home win Lakewood (301 and Toms River Pearls 38 (from Jan 1?). North Plamfield 46. 28. Open gym nights are 1 p rn, al Scotch Fort Monmouth Engineers 34 ((rom Jan. 10). Plalns-Fanwood High For more information 152), a streak capped by Hill ami Monday against Watcliung alter outHcoring Plainfield 15-7 South (181. Rounding out the top Games from Jan 1A were canceled due to about registering for ihe league, contact Bill Bennett's 12-11 win over Mark Mills (ft: lf> p.m.* in the second quarter, IMI route tit 10 were Notre Dame (14), Wall incfnrnenl weatfiei Clancy at (90B) 756-4502 Rk'cn, to surtfi1 ulit-ml, 24-22. HOYS I1ASKKTBAL.L n 5O-H8 vidorv Tuesday, (12), Scotch Plains (11), Set on 9up«rSklllB Soccir Camp FYO baseball algnupi • It was thr CiuiKni'H' last lead. 1 Hall Prep (10) and Don Bosco The Rovers International Winter Indoor The Fanwood Youth Organization has regis- Trailing I>v24 at hallUnit , the Nnjwn Glover scored II) points SuperSkilts Soccer Cnmp for boys and girls tration forms available lor Ihe 1999 baseball Jtwh Hicca won at 171 with the Scotch Plains boys rallied to tic for the Raiders, who had nix play- Prep (8). ages 6-12 will kick nti al the Jewish Community season. FYO Is a different progrBm than th» Scotch Plains-Fanwood Youth Baseball Association Applications may be obtained at the Fanwood Police Headquarters, the Scotch Plains Recreation Department office, the Sidelines, or al Ihe media center) located In each or the public schools. The baseball program Is opart lo all boyi and girls residing in Fanwood or Scotch Plains. FYO has three divisions (regutmtlon (MI as follows): T-ball for kindergarten and flr»l grade ($13); Minor league, gradM 2-4 ($26); and Major League, grades 9-8 ($30). Mafc* checks payable to FYO Bauball. Application! must be received by Feb. 19 Direct questions to JimWojcloat (90S) 669 7669 ^ _ ICE SKATE SWAP RENTALS Hawk* AAU hoops DISCOUNT LIFT TRADE-IN EVENT The Central Jersey Hawks. Ihe btck-to- back AAU national champion girl* basketball 1 lln . 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Hoys mUM H bom afttr , tawd 'iMllnrifr Datili We lake trade-ins - Bring as many HI you can. •Boot* Included Aug ?\, 1068. For Information on itch, of thes* Isiiiim, call Kevin Kresge at (732) 7W-O703 YMCA to aeMh mewthontf utn The Wentflski YMCA, 390 Clark St., I* offer- myn Mnialhon Training Club. Hunn»r» will have TICKETS th« [inporturiHy lo train undtr an tkpartenced Pelican m giving ttwuy tlimiwnls Pelican Ski Shops rnarnthoner The nlub wlH meet twice • week, ot Unr«*trkM' rtfbUft licknw wilii sessions Increasing as Ihe marathon eat* -WithNm IWf Wil twin*. WE MAKE SKIING AFFOHDAflL E I nor Approaches Training will lake place. IrKtaon WHITEHOUSE • RT. 22 (908)534-2534 mi. HIINDAY in '. on ontry procedure will be dieusMd. fwlnftr- h MlU.'fJ WoM ol Sdrnrtrvilln l)M'lMiwnti>r (oiiuimini m«in>n oontaot Karen Simon it (908) HM700, January 22,1999 Record-Press C-3 New session begins at Scouts plan Klondike Derby in Watchung Reservation At 8:30 a.m. on Jan. HO, Boy Scouts of the Yukon Territory, and the spots where if there is too little snow for sleds, the Nicole's Yoga Center the Patriot District of the Watchung Area different skill event occur will take on patrols will use back-packs loaded with GARWOOD — Nicole's Voga prehend reality. Council will hold their 42nd Klondike the names of the Klondike towns. the required equipment to hike around Center, located at 94 North On Jan. 23 and 24, Nicole Derby sled race and scout-skill contest at Scout patrols, using compass direc- the course. Ave., has begun its early spring will offer a yoga seminar, the the picnic area above Surprise Lake in tions to map out their routes, will pull Severe rain or mud conditions can session. beginning of a series of work- the Watchung Reservation in Eskimo-style sleds between tin1 towns, cause cancellation, as happened in 1998. Nicole's Method of Yoga is a shops. It will give a grounded Mountainside. where they will he graded on their per- The public is welcome to visit at any unique, progressive system of understanding of the physical, Tom Bruening will again servo as formance of different scout-skill prob- time. The awards are presented around 2 movements which combines mental and spiritual science of Derby (lovernor, and about 100 adult lems, such as first aid, lashings and p.m., when the last waves have complet- alignment of the spine, achiev- the human body and mind in a leaders and volunteers from various knots, measuring, and fire-building. ed the race. ing physical and mental health; disciplinary, methodical, and scout troops will assist in conducting the Each team's test scores and elapsed The Patriot District includes towns . breathing exercises; and move- scientific way. event. times are relayed to a central score-board and troops in the area between Westfield,. ments, which act as a lubrica- Each participant will receive On Derby day, the Reservation will be and determine the winners in each age Summit, Millington, North Plainfield tion of the joints, muscles, liga- n certificate of participation. transformed into the Klondike region of group. and Scotch Plains. ments, and tendons, increasing For a brochure, further infor- circulation and flexibility. mation, or to schedule an The session includes 20 yoga appointment, call i908» 789- classes weekly for beginner and 6426. advanced, In addition there are Nicole is a certified coun- Volunteer drivers needed to help Mobile Meals four meditation classes. selor, hypnotherapist, a mem- Nicole's meditation allows ber of NACH, a stress manage- Mobile Meals is in need of wood, Uarwood, Cranford and through Friday. Recipients pay our ability to assist those who the mind to be drawn to thement consultant, and a yoga volunteer drivers. Clark. a nominal fee and may. for a are unable to prepare their own deepest and most refined level therapist. A non-profit organization, Crews of volunteer food slight extra charge, receive an niciils," said Nancy Otchy, prea^ of thinking that results in a She offers private therapeu- Mobile Meals, serves the nutri- packers and driver volunteer equally nutritious cold supper ident of Mobile Meals. reduction of stress, a stnse of tic yoga sessions for stress- tional needs of disabled resi- deliverers, prepare and distrib- at the same time. For more information, voluri- awakening, an increase of self related conditions (by appoint- dents of Westfield, Mount- ute, wholesome low-cost din- "Many residents of our local tiM'rs can call Sharon of Mobile regard, and new ways to com- ment only*. ainside, Scotch Plains, Fan- ners each morning, Monday communities are not aware of Meals at •2:W-(il4.r>.

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Fee for the been featured in the book Best experience in the classroom may Tuesday for eight weeks Ix-gin- series i.s $55; financial assis- Practices from America's have been, all students deserve ning Jan. 26. Facilitator is Dan tance is available. Child can.' Middle Schools. the chance to succeed" Bottorff, a licensed marring and will tx> provided on request. With "Explorations...", Piz/.o A teacher of seventh grade family therapist with more than K is suggested; call incorporates a variety of hand.s- English and eighth grade public 15 years ejqx'rience. He also is on teaching strategies designed speaking at the Black Hiver to improve both his students' Middle School in Chester, Pizzo communications skills and cre- iis presently the Arts Council of ativity. The students produce the Morris Area's Teacher of the projects that blend the language Year. He is an adjunct professor arts with the fine arts. For at Union County College in example, a typical project may Cranford and Centenary College include drawing, sketching, role in Hacketstown. He i.s also a playing, debate, or video produc- member of WWOR-TV Ch. 9's A+ tion as the means to exploring for Kids Teacher Hall of Fame. grammar or composition. Pizzo's In the fall, Pizzo conducted students publish two class books two professional growth work- every year, in addition to creat- shops for the adjunct faculty at ing videos for the Great Union County College. American Smokeout and Sponsored by the New Jersey Valentino's Day cards for the Council of Teachers of English, veterans from the Home for •LKONAKD R. Rosi'NKLvn, ESQ. Ifarbcru & Barbera, CPA's for whom he serves on the exec- Disabled Soldiers in Menlo utive board, Pizzo was a fea- l-ORMi.K II 1)1 KM I'HOSI.CI'IOK Making your life less taxing** Park. tured presenter at the New \\j\\ \mi| IIH uiliC Li W': |>Fi'|';iK'(1 b> ilk' -vim*.1 IRSCOl .[.!•.< •"Mi IN J'Koltl IA1.S T ( J'As i'M n UMI ;n itlhuiLihk' |HILCS Pizzo believes that "learning Jersey Education Association's TAX l.l'IKi AI'ION .V INVI SMli.-VUllNS W\ tilk'i irnhvutujtl iirul uujmi.tlc lav n-lnin annual Teacher's Convention. NV. NJ. I!S IA\ C(H HI can be fun, as well as fundamen- IiK-p.li;i(11>•) a1- vu'H ;tv fii*,itnnil pLuirnn;1 sir. in-. tal." A classroom teacher for 24 He also recently participated in a special "Highlands Initiative" 908-889-2009 908-464-5747 years, Pizzo has designed his classroom program "to create a program sponsored by the (ieraldine R. Dodge Foundation. Joseph Pizzo conducts a professfonal growth seminar for adjunct writ- dynamic learning environment ing professors on the Cranford campus of Union County College. CAPITAL TAX SERVICES, IXC To Advertise • IninmcTa* i'ri'piiiiilioii Your Service • liuliviihiul uml linsiriL-ss UCC offers two free college courses to county's senior citizens • I'roli'ssiiina! KCIKIMC SCHKT Call Chris CRANFORD — Two spring- and the Learning is Forever which begins with World War II lege credits each. Registration 908-889-7I80 semester college courses are Center, based at Union County and continues through the Cold will take place at the first ses- Kxi. aaos being offered, free of cost, to College. War. sion. senior citizens in Union County "The American Experience in "Decisions of Wellness" will be Parking is available in visitor who are 62 and older. the 20th Century" will be taught taught l-'.i p.m. Monday at 1129 parking lots, along Boynton For Advertising Information Call: The courses are sponsored by 10 a.m.-noon Friday at 1133 Boynton Ave., Westfield, begin- Avenue and on the road between the Westfield Senior Citizens Koynton Ave., Westfield, begin- ning Jan. 2f>. William Dunscombe the two buildings. 1 -800-981 -5640 j Housing Corp. in association ning Jan. 22. Christopher Gibbs is the instructor. For more information or direc- with the Westfield Foundation is the instructor for this course, Both courses carry three col- tions, call (908) 233-1733.

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Keleher, Jr., also 206 Centennial Ave. from David G. & Gail L. Louton to Stephen Graham for $140,000. P. Latus & R. Stevens for ffrain, thf Floyd Wukman Course. recojiivized as si^niflrantlv cun- expressed his pride in and appreci- \V. Aldredge et. al. to Richard 63-69 Jackson Ave. from The company ofVetvd this advanced trilniliiiKio the suiu'ssof the team. ate of the group's achievomenta Buontempo for $165,000. $320,000. Secretary- of Housing to Steven & 151 Beekman Lane from John pducation as part ol Us on-^oiiif; "Toiiay's buyers and sellers want "This course represents a sifjnift 20 Park Ave. from John & Lori Dorothy Mauro lor S147/J11. M. & Laurie A. Bell to Gary F. & training opportunities to mainlain an a^ent who oinpowers them to cant invest ment ol time and con* Malaspina to Lars Becker for 29-31 Lincoln I'lace from Margo A. Myer for $247,750. its leading position in professional achieve their m)als." says jiany resnurcos in our sales associ; 8275,000. 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Classics in the Mill to Michael & experts al Weichii't Insurance situation where you may lie held (If cmirse, how nuuh linancitij & Sharon M. Jacobs to William D. Colin A. Harris for $114,900. Keneo Apostolos for $322,900. Agency offer (he following informa- liable, notify your ji^enl iminedi si'Mli'Mii'iil tlir iiiMirauce I'ompaiiy & Adina Charschan for $362,500. 90 Summit Ave. from Koger (J. 301 Columbia Common from tion to help yon understand the ately and leave the insurance dis ulVers ynu \ :n u -s wit h tlic sit nation. 379 Roberts Lane from EMC Heilos et. al. to Kdisnn K Guiunba Yitzchak & Judith Raphneli to claims process and ensure your l & R. Fiallos for $ 12-1,000. cu.ssidii and lU'goliat ing up lo the l''iir pn>|ii i"ly tlaiii;!|',«*. it s liclpful lo Mortgage Corp. to Remigia Balka Joseph 1*. & TtMiunu L. Siino for pe-ace of mind. pi'iiii'ssional. In ihattilif", ahoui the know llml (luli"c arc two liasii1 way.4 for $220,000. 59-61 Sycamore Ave. from $92,000. Therv nr»' lw«i basic types of sitiiiitiou tn others, you can inad- lo value ynur innprilv cash 1391 Terrill Road from Jeffrey F. Joseph & Gail H. Fiorito to Orlando 1 GOf> Cornwall Court from claims. The first involves loss or vertently waive some of your rij.:li(s valm or t'i'iilaceiiieiil iiivrrii^c. II" Sikora et. al. to Arc of Union t'aldenmes et. al. for $90,000. I3eor£<* M. & Joan K. Gonzalez to damage to projierly such as your 43 Wilson Ave. from Jesse & ill the case. By involving the insni yon havr ; i c;isli value policy, it will County for $185,000. Anne K. & Hans Heiss for home or your possessions. Keep in anii% company early in tlie process, cover the replacement nist ol' an 511 Warren St. from Michael S. Delwrah L. Drnsdick to Anthony $113,400. mind thai if a live is uprooted dur Woionski for $150,(100. the enmpany can soniet lines ufl'er it em minus iic[ uvriat inn. I'or exani; & Stephanie Blyskal to John D. & 107 Eaatwick (-ourt from in^ n storm am! falls on your rtxii, an early settlement that avoids a pie, a new television niavcosl $.ri00i Suzanne J. Hall for $180,000. SOUTH BOUND BROOK Farliad rJaiY.t'f-ar t>t. al. to Colin you can make immediate tempo- lawsuit. If yoursi'ven yt>ai altl'I'V i;i'tsdanij WESTFIELD f>9 Armstrong St. from Secretary & Kelly (\ Harris for $142,000. rary repairs lo prevent further of Housing to Rolx'ii K. Maine lor Ti» tile any claim, your insurance a[',en to Brian & with your iii.-iinaiicc a^ent. 833 Dorian Road from Thomas Diane ,). Knvacs to William B. & ValerieTarnntino for $227,000. The second tyi»e i.s a liability W. & Lynn K. Ackerman to Daniel Inprid Danki for SMfi.OOO. & Theresa Cogan for $325,000. WARREN It Oil 403 Grove St. from Maryann P. (i A]>ple Tree Lain' from 367 Chestnut St. Fcla to Mark S. & Sandra Ciasco Kenneth I). & Kathleen a Matson to Jeffrey K. & Union, N.J. 07083 fur $229,000. 908-686-3000 224-2A Prospect St. from WAH LannieVitti for $449,900. Investors L.P. to Edward A. 3 Dillon Court from 502 Centennial Av«. uzman Galauski Sr. for $140,000. Warren Estates Inc. to S. David & Michelle Cranford, N.J.07016 613 Short Hills Court from 906-931-1515 Kevin & Joan Brown to George & Mi'ssaroch for $42(J,000. ANOTHER "SUCCESS STORY"™ 20-A Fairfield Ave. from Cynthia Clarke for $307,000. CONGRATUATIONSTO 96 Summit Court from Marlyn Fred E. Carter to Dirk L. & M. Harrison to David A. & Gina M. Kim Adriannse for JQNN&PAIfflCUqUIZHPE Kk>min for $230,000. $139,000. 4 Fox Hill Drive from PROUD NEW OWNERS OF 832 Winyah Ave. from Neal & 58 ELMORA AVE., ELIZABETH Virginia L. Luppescu to Marc J. Jolui F. Kraft to Phillip & Maria Zucker for $3(i(),(K«). Imnuz for $615,000. OJOSMG TOOK PLACE ON 1] Kensington Court GREEN BROOK from T&.JK Associates DECEMBER 22,1998 17 Andrew St. from Brian I* & L.L.C. to -lack Hotfliossiun Benjamin Kosteck to Katherinc M. for $325,000. UNION Connolly for $130,000. UNION 23 Mattlien Drive from GREAT INVESTMENT TAKE ONE LOOK 195 Greenbrook Road from yH.l t VI»K 1 Dear Jill: A&A Properties L.L.C. to .ml r*»)l*t. "ii!.1ft;nll.M. H*l t'IK. 1 Kiti,(f*l:il!) You'll l.iil in Invi- willi 1'u'i ' ti.'inniiic) (,a|in CIHI in Donato L. DiGirolamo to Anthony 1 We thank Jill lUt/man Ik-ally, Inc lor Ilu; i|n:;it service WR had! II is Ihe sec- Gary S. DoM for SWO.OOO. Hi; m.'iil llr IhrU tie Unruly !»)C*i4)fcti« t«*i;if*,,ir«i SI Mif.li.-inl .>.* -i I II l,hr;t-,u>/y 1 M w-["I! (-|)H. W. & Deborah A. Pauls for .t, til ',tii^- '(>«>• Ht> lmt.»i/, vniyi :**»), l<>til(>lill nuwKil .ltiihli-tililieil i|.i( (..ill I'KIHI I,HB 1001) U ond lime and it hits been lieltor I Hunk you ilu liettei each year! Also, (hanks la 11 Maxwell Court from 41rir> 5.1 VUIIX J $201,000. Maxwell & (-anile M. Wellington Olweira ruir Sales Ayunt 1211 King Court from Green Sni'ddon to Hernier Sincerely," Brook Ridge Inc. to Joan & Rao l^iuredan for $420,001). John A Patricia Quiihpe Coppola for $124,900. 107 Mount Horeh Koad "WE UK£ THE JjrTEflS OUT OF FIRST TIME BUYING AND SEUING.'J! 1 1212 King Court from Green from Peter & Karyna "THIS HOUSE WAS LISTED AND SOLD BY JILL GUZMAN REALTY INC." Brook Ridge Inc. to Jean & Szmurlo I" Ciistlcfialc Kyrysiuk N. Szalecki for $122,900. SELLING AGENT: WELLINGTON OLIVEIRA Estates at WaUhunn for "THE OFFICE OF NEVER ENDING SUCCESS STORIES.' " 15 Ridge Road from Skyline $500,000. "LIST YOUB HOME WITH JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC. AND BECOME A SUCCESS STORY"" Ridge Limited Partnership to (Jury 3 Orchard Way from •I. & Karen L. Horn for $434,132. A&A Properties at Rolling "OUR BEST REFERENCE IS YOUB NEIGHBOR.' 19 School St. from Karl J. & to Philip K. & Cindi M. NOW PROUDLY CELEBRATING OUR TENTH ANNIVERSARY!! Debora L. Hibbs to William S. & Kline for $911.514. Nndia Stramaglia for $160,000. ,r> Orchard Way from UNION UNION 121 Warrenville Road from A&A Properties to Joseph V. BEAUTIFUL ... GOLF COURSE VIEW James & Jacqueline Witte to John CI;MK;F H;iH Ciiti'iial1 lhi% nun1(.oi»HK)f i IKHIKI promily Viillll I'JV" - tin1.1 .I'.Hililul I 'until n U.iiiur tn,lrn- 1n;ili il(lii| JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC. & Dori'rn K Heninati lor 1 D. Raah & Bonnie Hahania for $67.ri.lf>0. l«iaF,ts ;i •ipHCtocutiir tIK w'ctml s roufilur LH fmrrinl I. II Will' I'.mi-l: Illl li| t IK :i HII . i'lllltllllr.. Liuri'lry •0URBf:5TREFEB£NCfc IS VHUR HriCHOOH"" $210,000. (IH. Film Mm. JBHs.lin l*'iMsnil. 1 SIMMs, i*sffc . CAT;. rrnixi 'M III I (ff/lh" i •luln'.cl ll.li|'.l'ini: '.ii|i: | *• .rr h 20 Primrose Way from Ofikjiiin tikx* walk Ailnvuway S184,'J(J(| (fvrniM*ifii) Ilu ifjf r.ipiirj! 't.D'MJ'i'l 11-HIM O.iH 76 ELMORA AVENUE, ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY 07202 253 Washington Drive from Hheree L. Marrnso to Steven Miing Saddleimnmt Ave. from MANVILLE Lena Wells to I^rrie Hovey 245 H. 10th Ave. from Richard for $124,500. ijQpez to Stephen R, Mnliszewski 2 Spring House Road PRODUCT •Jr. & R. Maliszewaki for $133,000. PRODUCT PRODUCT from Jon & Nancy Deutsch 800-353-6896 Summit Federal S & L Asso. 732-968-066!> MIDDLESEX to Theodore & Linda Apple Natl Mortgage, Inc. 800 MYAPPLE Kentwood Financial Svcs. 1 HAY 417 Chestnut St. from Itnnionti Kestler for $3lO.OUO. 3OYRFIXMJ r 000 0 00 7 000 5% VFIII/f I) I, I'M fl 'V) i,. 1 \ih < Hademacher et. nl. to Richard & I ,<) ! >/• ( r I •• I I I JAY 21 Whispering Way from I, ,",U I) '!') Monica Skydell for $180,500. ] YH AI1.I 6 37f, 0.00 DAY /Ml IXf I) AIR Preparation Inc. to l.i, jA , I JAY 534 Drake Ave. from Joseph Philip W. & Karen A. 1'jYHMXF.D *-J <>'•") 0.00 DAY DiMura to Dit'ti>r & Mildred Apu 1 i*J:M No ullifl' ' r rn«? I'll-Ap|)inv;il Crawford for $725,000. 732-726-5450 Liberty Mortgage Services.Jnc. 000-562-8200 The Town Bank of WMtfMd. 908-301-OBOO Schmidt for $110,000. 31 Woodland Drive from First Savings Bank c 627-629 Drake Ave. from Daisy Daniel J. Scully to Jem C. 30 YR FIXEO 100 6 T\ IJO (JAY 10 yTI I IXf. I; I) DO <•onHt.ruc.tion Inc. to Kich.ird & : , I iA < MI HAY Knlitii for $12,500. 1 0 YR FIXI-D o m fi 'V' Ufj DAY i , I'M I IXf I) n (,() Chriaty C. Lim for $115,900. 31 Woodland Drive from , ' >[• 1 1,0 OAK 208 HnzHwnnri Ave. from VI 'If) YH I, ;Jrio o on r, IJA/ '(I) r'H.IUMHO II O'l / i; Jean C. Tynan to Ten! A. i f . t- (ieorge C. & Joan M, Mason to Prott for $58,000. /nroiHjini I David L. & Jacqueline Solienfl for Hudson City Savings Bank 201-967-1900 Loan Search 800-501-3279 United National Bank 908-429-233^ WATCHUNG 'JO (JAY MifKi 'Kin / rif •'i /I rll $210,000. 5 Sherwood Drive from •JO YH JUMBO 0.00 !1O [JAY •)D /Fl IUMF1U 561 Lorraine Ave. from 111 I'M '10 UAY Lawrence E & Doyle M. !', YH JUMBO !lf) DAY Id 1 IllMHO '10 DAY Margnrft. DiBiirtoiomeo to Douglas i, /'.') DA < Ann Behning to Jong S & 10'1 -.10 YH uoo i ()••- 'If) DAY J. Brown .Jr. for $148,500. Hearyon Kim for $075,000. NORTH PLAINFIELD 800 Valley Road from 800-291-7900 WFS Mortgage Services 737-739 C'oolidKc Ave. from KOHIIO Mortqntte •I Nntioiml Future Mortgage Gary L, & Viviimn«> K. M> YH i ixi:(; I, I'll) II (f I I, Ml / 4«> DAY 6 /DO BBOO 00 DAY Alfred J. & Philomenn Miirroni to Moore to Martin MenniK for •torn FIXFD 0.00 01*0 1,-IM Ah DAY Julio Gnctnn Jr. & Wendy Gnetan 6 4M GO DAY I'. YH II/H) $175,000. 1',YM f-IXEO H.Vb 0,00 for $138,000. !'• /H JIJMHO 11 f if If I 01)0 00 DAY HIIXSBOROUCJH I YH AUJ 4.750 10% 00 DAY 194 Dolacy Drive from Paulette 000 >,l!.,r..r|i./ n Ulr 7 Apple Hill Roud from I MA/VA r»|«rtsl Fran Halock, No CoglflB>'"»nning Avail Kaczor to Philip .1, Gallagher for lo nhango. L«n«lnr» inlor0Sln.l in ctept.iy.ng .nlnfinnti 111 'ill'JUl'l John L. & Mnry A. Sundny iliifl vm »uppUd by Ihfl Iflndar. Bnd ptinanlod wlthoxl iiu.u.i'ln,, n«tn» norl tnriwt $122,500. (no, which mny apply.., M I. nnri iho N.JN r',)irt.r..1tlonn ;,v iiriin no lifiblltty fur to Raymond V. & Muri«< P. conUol C.W.I. 9 •00-428-4880. Contact Mndor* »orm0rR inlr>rmf,tiu-» wolhnr produtl or nrM 16 Grandview Ave, from Colette Jolly for $315,000. typogtaphlcal erfom o< omlwlons. Mntot woro oupplkKl by thn lor»doris on January 14. 1 »fl«. N/P -riol provirlcrt by insiilulion D'Addamio to Julio Paucor & L. 8 Apple Mill Roud from Gavilanez for $147,000. Jeffrey P. & Linda L, VISIT ALL LENDERS @ www.ctni-mortgagelnfo.com 61 Grandview Ave, from Citicorp Luthinan to Jutnen H. & IIM, Oaoflifrttvt Mortptp Infoftrntlorti inc. All Wlghf R«wrvtd. Mortgage Inc. to N.J. Affordable January 22, 1999 Record*Press Automotive/Classified Mercedes S600 is gold standard of S-class cars or even the new Cadillac Seville By Hunt Maynara : 5 7.1 inches of hip rwrn and 61.7 inches for shoulders. has more soundproofing. Around COI'LKY NKW.SSKKVJCJ-: ~ Long wheelbase I$68,000), which has a 123.6-inch The cornpadres in back will town the S600 was the typical bul- Someone Bhould start an award wheelfonse. vs. the 119.7-inch stan- have separate territories separat- letproof Benz, a vault on wheels. for "Car You'd Most Like to Drive dard length; ed by a fbld down armrest with But on the highway there was AcroHS Country With Three - S420 ($73,9(K», with 275 hp cup holders and .storage. There is road noise, that filtered up Friends and Someone Else's Ga« 4.2-liter V-8; and room to cross your legs and read a through the floor pan, which Card." - S500 ($87,500), with 315 hp newspaper. Lighted vanity rnir- might be due to the firmer sus- Perhaps that in ju.st my own fi. 0-1 iter V-H. mrs fold down from the ceiling pension. A redesigned 20O0 model year fantasy, but I think I've found the All S-CIHHH sedans have perkH and the seatback angle can he car • the MercouY-H-Benz SliOO .such as doors with pneumatic power adjusted, but they will S-Class goes on sale in April with sedan. "cloning assists," which means have! to agree on the angle. It is an all-new and streamlined exte- This is Mercedes' top of the line you don't slam the doors or the not a split seatback. rior and interior. cruise-mobile, with a 389 hp V 12 trunk. You merely close them to There is a remarkable 38.5 It will be offered in two long engine and the higgeHt and newt of the first latching point and the inches of luuidroom in hack (even wheelbase V-8 models, S43O and everything else, the company pneumatics do th<; real. It's a safe- with the sunroof) and 39.6 inches HoOO. offers. ty design to avoid those annoying for legs, 57.6 for hips and 61.3 for The V-6 S32O has been dropped It'll do 0-60 rnph in 6,.'{ seconds "door ajar" situations. shoulders. Even with all this to streamline the model offerings, (the fattiest of the K-f!lt»sn Hed.-uiKi Then; also is douhle-pnned side inside spuce there's still IT).6 which also helps pass on a price and has a governed speed <»(' 155. glass, 12-way power front seats cubic feet (if trunk space. break. There won't be another Treat it nice and you ciin get 13 with pneumatically adjustable There arc only twn other 12- S6O0 for a couple of years when mpg around town and 19 on thelumbar support and 3-poHition cylinder luxury .sedans sold in the- the V-12 engine will be highway, but with a 26,4-#dIon memory for mirrors, head rent United States: the BMW 7o()iL redesigned. fuel tank it hun a hock of a (.ruin- and steering wheel (that tiltH and itnd tho Holl.s-Royce Silver The difference in the new ing range, Drive an mewt people tele.scopus.1; dual zone air condi- Seraph. design is significant and similar will on u joy ride across the tioning with charcoal filter; The Bcnz and Beenier are most to the changes made in the E- United States, which i« where the leather upholstery Iseatbacks, alike in features and style. 'I'IH* (Tass. gas card comeis in, and you'll drop head restraints and door inserts); KOIIH stands apart in price and The interior i.s more than an $30 to $40 on a fill up. hovv much attention it attracts. inch longer than its predecessor, wood trim; an 11-speaker Hose MERCEDES S600 But who's counting gun money Beta stereo; power tilt-sliding You can't sneak anywhere in thewhile exterior length is three inches shorter. It also is nearly when they nre. buying a limited- Hunroof; one-touch up and down to (»r even on dry pavement when and Ciont piisstjri^er, fiu.il front nir Silver Seraph. edition car that ha.s an asking The Henz, however, is stealthy 500 pounds lighter. Among the r r the windows and sunroof; and you come barreling into a turn. hii^s, cloor mounted front side nir - safety features are side curtain price of $134,84 > (including $5<>.) infra rod rain-sensor wipers to panic, lift off the gas and hit the liii^s, 4-wav adjust;il)l< head in its display of luxury. destination charge;) without adjust speed and frequency of Except for the discreet V-12 on air bags and a passenger air bag brakes, which by any law ofrcstniints, HiibySm.'irt iiutomiitic that can deploy with partial force adding $.'{,000 for the gas puzzler swipes. rhild Heat n>cngintion system and the side door post and the SfiOO tax and the luxury tax, whii-h can physics will create instant, over- badfje on trie trunk, it looks like in a low-speed crash. The SBOO is an overachiever steer or that nasty situation when Brake AHMJSI, whii'h in like the vary according to the .selling price. with such extras as nuilticontour hand of (Jrjd .slumming on the -1- any of the lontf wheelhase S-Class I hope the engineers also found However, there in a $10,000 buyer the rear end breaks loose and the models, 'fhowe who know the S60O a way to package an in-dash CD front seats for even more comfort car pirouettes off the road. VVIKM'I disc l)rake.s in a pnnic stop. incentive to clear out these mod- possibilities, two-tone Napa emblem, liowever. do it knowing system instead of staying with the els before the redesigned K-OIIIKH - Traction control, which keeps The SfiflO is the highest and double take. current trunk-mounted design. leather interior with even more the rear drive wheels from spin- mi^hticKl not just becaiine of bowH in the upring. leather Hecuuse the S-Class is lar^e, it I also expect that the interior trim, electric rear window ning, prowess, but its whole 1 Still, Mercedes Hells about 500 shade, heated rear seutH with -Adaptive Damping System for It is a tnasculiriL- car has present** on the mad. Sport- quiet will he improved and the of theHe a year and about 1,500 V- power adjustable Heatback smooth, level riding. with a sporting suspensidii. It is utility vehiL-h's have little advan- ride tjuality softened without tak- 12 cars a year including the recline integrated 6-l'D changer - Parktronic, which is like cat firimT thiui the SSOO, which may tage over this car. And white it is ing away responsiveness. SL600 roadster and CLttOU coupe. in the trunk, integrated portable sonar. Senors built into the front rn»t he to Ihf liking of.just any enormous, it doesn't drive that Tooliiif- down the liighwny in The S-ChiHH line is Imilt in phop n and Xenon gas-discharge und rear bumpers set off a tone if executive who had a tfoud month way. Von om whip into parking the black of night, the Mercedes Sindelfingen, (Jennany, a suhurh headlightdl s that have a blue-white slots and do the mall without star itn the hood rides like a gun of Stuttgart. the driver backs too close to some- iti the .stuck niarkt'l. light-sabre type of beam. thing in the driveway. extra effort, sight. The blue-white Xenon head- However, it is quite appropriate lights blast away darkness and The nice thinK alxait having Money also buys technology, Safety features - one of the top fora hla.st across country There is The Scniph is nimble ior a money \a that you can buy what and on the S600 there are elec- Holls-Royce, but its just not a clear a swath. you want. And the S(i(M) IN I he gold excuses for buying such a luxury room for you and three friends to tronic helping hands such as: car - include front and rear crum- spread out, kick hack and crank sport sedan an is this Bern or the This big Henz hauls like a loco- standard of S-CMass sedans, (if - Kled runic Stability I'rogram BMW motive, but its ske, power and which there are foil rut her models: ple zones, adjustable ii-point seat uj> the I unes. (KSI'Mliat uses ABS and throttle hells (at outboard positions) with Thiwe in the front have ,W inch- The only area where the S(iOO braking iapacifies are reassuring. -The HlHiuiard whedhase Si 120 to control lateral spins of the car. emergency tensioning retractors es of head room and 41..'J inches didn't live u |) to expectations was Lesser vehicles think twice before ($64,760), with 228 lip, :t.2-l iter V- KSI' in handy in snowy conditions and belt-forte iimitern for driver for lens, Imt more important, is the in interior ujuiet. A $50,000 Lexus pulling out

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In Union vrf garbage dapaaaL bedrm sets, IBOO'i SOMDKME 0o Photo Shop, Free Hand, File lamps - Colonial & Modern prime area call. HOtt Steino O»O » SSm to 1950. 1 peer many, PISCATAWAY 1 N/S,S50O7mo, ulils. incl., Maker, Word 4 30 MB o) Furniture 130, 732-3*8-3135 Pete. 6 X6-8 W screen, $200 gfcttaware, house con- CLASSIFIEDS... VOU CAN CHARGE YOUR AD! Font*. SSOO. BO8-232-1677 PR - wrMB cortamptirary, ta- tenla. BOB/6-47-1959 'SDpen Classifieds C/A. off-SI. pkg. Avail 5-pc. Oak BR, Oak round ta- FOR (ALE Immed 1 Vi mo. sec . Iv. Wf Ani'pt Visa, A Good Toy Chest CEMETERY PLOT • ble, 6 chairs. bJlet pads & 2 3 foi the Services ble ml 4cpl chairs. Call Mausoleum Crypt 2 true Books Old Setts-Singles I msg. at«O8-76B-7513. 9O»>7S»-1337 S20 t You Need! THEY WORK! •73-37S-O857 companion at Hollywood Autographs, otd poatcaMsv 1 9 PCS. WAUN/T DR SET • Memorial Park will sell WASHER, $75 Dryer, S75. oMrrag.,arliq. 60*272 39SS | GoodCond.MuW Sod, t400 FUR COAT • Beaver, size separate $11,000 each. 12-14. $99. lor more inf. call Stove, S75 Refrigerator, Is Cai 973-376-1 »S6 S15O Can deliver. Color •ED • QUMH. aitra thick, 70S-3Z24529 console TV S100. Please MILITAfltA. NJ 1 Federal | pillow lop. mattress, bo* HOUHi OtCKf MS 90&-722-6329. Licensed. Top cash paid spring. & frame still In S9S EA. (tier «pm CHILD CRAFT- Convertible Call Bert 732-821-4949 package. Cost S699, Sacri- •09-276-1348 crib to bod, with matching NEED CA$W-Top prlcei | fice. S3S0 732-20T-32M HUMIDIFIERS - Sears con- oak changing MbU. $450 Musical paid for your Silver sole $40, UHrssofic $25, Mr 973-822!-3983 4 Gold Coins * Mite I •LACK LEATHER -sofa Purifier $20. 732-3M- CLASSIC DESKM4ER Instruments Coins. Call 908/754-1414 & loveseal, perfect cond. 3135. paid 11800, avail lor Wstddhtsj Drwsa- elegant OLD OR ANTIQUE FVWM I white. Hto az. 64, sleeve- VIOLIN • VIOtA. St7S ea $»95. 9OS41O-O079 KITCMKM SET - 4 chairs. e>c. cond. Glass, China, Any un- round table. $75 or OBO. usual Hams. House Sales I BR Set 1300. Area Rug S100 SOt-MS-SSS* DININQ ROOM SET - real 973-379-9O34 by Nancy. 90SV272-5OH or Desk $150, (2) Tirts. 060. LOVE SKAT A CHAIR - solid cherry wood (not 9OfeV233-a157 973-791-72B7 unlit 10pm $99, Gym eqpt, $7S, Ste- stained). 92" 2 pedeatal Flea (aMefwItti pad*), 8 hand- ROOM- A solid reo eqpt., $99, BR set, Markets eherrywood 11 pc. s«t. 96" $99, Kit. sat, $35. carved Chippendale double ps)destal table w/2 90S- 272-1 «43 chairs, 2pc. hutch and matching server. He>w In BIO tNDOOR leafs, a hand carved Chip- Moving: Sail Ilsh $50, Band FLEA MARKET pendale ball a clow chairs box. Retail $11,000 Sail Saw & Planer $25, DR Ta- $3750 Hosel*« Catholic HS. Rarilan « matching 60" lighted ble & filing cabinet FREE. Rd. Sal. Jan. 30 , 9-4PM hutch butiel. Still boxed. 908-232-331« 732-24*-S77» ADOPTION\ Never opened. Cost Sun., J«n. 24,11-3 * »11,000. Sacrifice $2900. PHOTO COPY MACM, - OR Table 1 6 chain.S250 Garage/ PETsMART (additional server avtll.} Mlrwlta-30PPM, Bus. Size Sorver. $100 1022 Rt. 22, Call 732-3M-4M4. w/suppties,, WorkWork! oreaoreall / Call »O«-24S-4»81 Yard Sales 600 N.PtatnfieM BO. Cm eo«-2T«-iam>i . MANY eata t doga IIVINO ROOM -2 love Sa>«ra Kerosene Heater DHYCR - Sears Elecblc, MOVIH0 SALE - DR set, People For An Imala seat cream blue & almond, large load, aic. $700, V sofa, $400, Queen 9O6W8-1073 I mauve. 3 writ, waih table pact Refrigerator 5.2 c cond. $200. 908-7S7-O1S1. Ann chairs, $iO0/ea., 2 a entar. center $1400. lor 908-789*1131 15' Goodyear tires. all or will sell SKWINO. MACHINE • An- solid oak, lor 35"* TV, CD $25/aa. glasaware, etc. Cats - 2 cals rwed adopted FORI> '91 CIIKVKOMCT '92 PLYMOUTH '94 PLYMOUTH rately.«0B-2ae-01SS tique Singer, very ntce, A video racks, elc. like 9OS-272-4715 home. 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1999 BMW Z3 1999 BMW 528i Z.3 ROADSTtR SPORT WAGON

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