'estfield High musicians receive a lesson in the classics. See page A-6.

WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS-FANWOOD Vol. 14, No. 3 Friday, January 15, 1999 50 cents Briefs State standards worry board VFW announces essay winners SCOTCH PLAINS - Westfieid school board is critical of the state's 'minimalist education' Winners have been BYTINAOUARmO the state-mandated program of career premature and inappropriate for a high IVi ini :niiig Arts, Comprehensive Health announced in the local RKt'OHll-PHKSS education. school student to decide on a career major. & Physical bMucation, Language Arts "Voice of Democracy" com- Board members said it will result in Assemblyman Richard Hugger, K- Literacy, Mathematics, Science, Social petition sponsored by WESTFIELD-Some of the core cur- considerably less time in the classroom Westfield said at Tuesday's meeting the Studies and Work! Languages. Scotch Plains-Fan wood Post riculum standnrds currently being and increase the district's responsibility proposal is "all but dead." llr. Foley said lie sees merits in some of 10122, Veterans of Foreign enforced by the state could threaten for protecting students from exposure to "It will never happen," be said. the components but is worried about com- Wars, and the Ladies Westfield's renowned quality of educa- ha/arilous conditions at the work site. Hut be enemiraged board members lo plete stanclurdi/.at ion. Auxiliary. tion. "I am concerned ahoul what will hap work closely with slate legislators to raise "What might he good for some school The winners are Kelvin Although school board members sec the pen in Westfieid as these standards begin the bar for the other education standards. (listriits might not lie good for others, C. Brooks of Scotch Plains- advantages of career readiness for stu- to lake control," Superintendent of Schools The standards wore adopted bv the might not he ^otul fur Westfieid," Dr. Foley Fanwood High School, first; dents, they strongly oppose the mandatory William Foley said. Shite Hoard of Kducation in May l!>9(i to said. "It's the mandated one-size tits all Liz Murtho of Mount St. School-tn-Work initiative, one of the f>7 The proposal requires students lo select define what a thorough and eHicient edu- nature of them that troubles me." Mary Academy, second; and state standards;. a career track major and spend one class cation should include throughout the "There are good things here, but I am Becky Rausch of Mount St. The board unanimously approved a res- day each week at work. state. The areas included in the standards concerned about how far it has gone at the Mary Academy, third. Each olution Tuosdaystating it is not in favor of Hoard member Kileen Satkin said ii is arc: Workplace Readiness. Visual and (Continued on page A-2) submitted a taped essay of 3-5 minutes on "My Service to America." In addition, Kelvin placed second in the Former mayor District 5 "Voice of Democracy" competition covering all VFW posts in Union County. He will receive a savings bond from wants a better District 5 and its Ladies Auxiliary. All three local winners will receive savings bonds from Post 10122 and its mix of stores auxiliary. By JON LI AN said," the former mayor added us KKi'OKD HIKSSroKkKKI'liNllKNT an inference to Bromley's elec- School board will tion in November. SCOTCH PLAINS According to Councilman discuss calendar Remarks made at Tuesday's Martin Marks, the courts would WESTFIELD - The Township Council meeting set Board of Education is off a lengthy debate about what scheduled to vote Tuesday former Mayor llaluiel Spera on a calendar for the 1999- referred to as a retail imbalance 'If I want to get my 20O0 school year in the township. nails done, I can go to The school year would "11 I want to g«>t my nails done, Scotch Plains, but I can't begin Sept. 8, the I can go to Scotch (Mains, but I Wednesday after Labor Day can'i purrliasf ,i lie," lie I old (he purchase a tie.' as per local custom. The last Township Council. — Gabriel Spera day of class for students "Hased on what I've heard." would be June 20, 2000. Spera said, "we're lulkin^ about A press release from the tearing down ... the hedges and board also indicated three NICOLE DIMELtA/RECORD-PRESS putting in additional reluil space. Und problems with a municipal specific holiday periods in "I don't want this lo happen government (elling landlords the proposed calendar. They Easy sledding unless we know the kinds ufbusi who they could have for tenants. are Nov. 11-12 for the New nesses we want to iitlract," he He said government's role is to Jersey Education Winter finally arrived last Friday with a three-inch snowfall, followed by a slick freezing rain. The weath- said. set policy and that it was done Association convention; er was perfect for Sean Palme and Brendan Smith to go sledding at UnamI Park In Westfieid. The hedges arc part of a small through /oiling ordinances. Feb. 21-22. 2000 for tract next lo the parking lot for Macks added the council has Presidents Day weekend; (he Municipal lUiildnu: always bad a good relationship and April 21-.'«). 20OO for Spera also charged llial Ille wilb the Business and spring recess. Scotch Plains Hiisme^s ;tnt\ Pioiismniiiil Association, some- Town remembers Dr. King Professional Association has not thing In- said lias yielded many been elfeclive in attracting cer- bent-fits lo I be community. Offices closed tain types of stores, men's shops Tin' iissoc iat ion lias (ried to for the holiday Service centers on inspiration given by civil rights leader among them altiiiil many types of businesses I 'sing I he large iiiunlier of nail lo Scutch Plains "but it hasn't WESTFIELD By CAHOACE WALLER memory the poem "This is a song King's greatest gifts was his abil salons as an example, llie lnng- been ejisy." according to Hay Municipal offices and public lirue resident suggested I he Pardon, who owns the Nuts N1 HKI'UKI) for my mother. This is a son); for ity to inspire others. schools in the town will l>e. niv lather' by Linda (loss, and "Dr. King believed thai (!ud township impose some restraint Plenty hardware shop on Park closed Monday (1-18) for the SCOTCH PLAINS - The Dr. commanded everyone's atlciil ion hud endowed us all with certain on the kind of establishments Avenue opposite the Municipal Martin Luther King Jr. hol- Murtin Luther King.lr. memorial in the capacity Tilled church. freedoms lull then1 wan a seg- allowed within its borders. Huildin^. iday. service Sunday at St. John's "I picked this |>IPCIII because il ment of I lie population that with- The latter stance was dis- He said the small number of In addition, students Baptist church drew the atten- tells us to respect our mothers held those freedoms from nlhers missed by Councilman Tarnuin retail vacancies limits the town* who submitted winning dance of several prominent politi- and fathers ami not want them to which wan a sin," Owens said. "He

Town remembers Dr. King Former mayor wants a better mix of stores 'Continued from page A-l J Sam Goody and The Gap to open stores in "Scotch Plains will never be a Westlkld (Conliriuw.1 I'rorii page A-l) "It's more than high rent," he said. that town. hut will always be a town of small mom-and- "We sent him $l,f>O0 to help him, which was a lot of money One example cited hy Pardon was the "Often," Pardon said, "owners (of small pop operations." he said. 'back then ."Porter siiicJ."Hecariie to encourage UN to keep up the hardware business, which requires a large stores* looking to retire can't sell the busi- In a separate, matter, the council approved good work." amount of capital to open a store. He said ness, so it dinappeiirs. a special use permit for the Business and NewJerwey Somali- I're si dent Donald DiFrancesco, who.se dia- most small hardware stores can't compete "Several years ago Westfield had four Professional Association to operate a farmer., trict includes Scot.<:Ji Plains, spoke about hearing King while at with thi; likes of Home Depot. men's shops. Now they don't have any. These market in the Municipal Building parking PennHylvania State University. stores didn't leave town. They just disap- lot Pardon said the farmers market would He also pointed to the fact that Westfle.ld run from mid-June through mid-November "It WUK for him his usual MU-SH;*^," DiFninccttcu Hiiid,"fout lor begun to approach national chains such as peared. • us, u group of white people, wt wore; moved. The dream will always ho with us regardless of what we achieve. An an elected officials it run always hi; better" School board is critical of the state's 'minimalist education' "Dr. KiriK would lie pleased to see the; progress wuhave made u.s to make cuts at the high school bypa-smng requirements for sub- but he also sny wn have u lot of work to do," said .Benjamin [f'onlmucd from said the standards are p the district toward mediocrity. that the community doesn't stantial course work in individual Vaughn. school," IJr. Folv.y added. "It subjects. will be difficult to maintain our "Average is not what I want for want. Township Manager Tom Atkins said that he IIHH Rrawn to The cost of meeting many of rich program. WtiHlfield," Jacobson said. Dr. Foley is particularly con- undcTHtand and iipjireciute th(! things King tli'l for u\\ peonli- the core curriculum standards "The question we need to auk "I'd ha to to see our children go cerned about the (graduation more an he 'jets olrtcrr. (»rowing up in Scotch I'Jains he wa^> through the system and go to requirements effective with the will force Westfield to cut some of ourselves is: are those standards its programs. expound to all racial backgrounds and didn't sec ihe BCKie^'alion Hood ejiiuuKh?" Dr. Folcy .said. work and become robots who are claw of 2002. The core content that exiHUn) in Hit' southern staler. shallow, who have never read curriculum standards will replace Board members also worry this Hoard members fear the stan- "minimalist" education will affect "When I was in K(;v<'ii(h, mj_jhlli arid nint h j^rade'Al kins said, dards, originally intended to hrin^ great hooks or had time to develop specific credit and course require- "rny En^li-sh teacher* were African •Ainericjiti.Thcy wcrf- the hest n socially or discuss real issues." ment >. college acceptances. Hardwak laKK> K di«trictn up to par, will said New Jersey exports more col- .UjficherH I had. They didn't leach auythiri^ hill proper Kurdish." jeopardize Huccemsfril districts Jacobson added. A student will be able to take a ' "It WiiH f'uhuloii.s," Mrtyor (ieri Snimiel sard of tin- service. "We are being penalized for comprehensive hitch school profi- lege students than any other mich HK Westfleld, leaving stu- state. She is concerned the state "Everybody ft*It like they were par) of il.'" dents with a "niinimiilist educa- offering an excellent education," ciency test in 11th tirade school board mum her (linger Student.-, who pas* the test can mandates will affect the students tion." whose goal is a higher education. Hoard member SUHHII .Jacobson Hard wick said. "They are forcing KTailuaW- from high school. Westfield's new municipal court judge is comfortable in the courtroom thf Homicide Bureau. He then (Continued from pngeA-1 i Ijeiiitf served hy -aibst itiilc judge arid supported (iechtman's Iir<*nnan'K rccrtittioniil activi- hums*? 11', mi iittnrru'V has to pro Jeff rev M. (i< -< lit man since appointment. ties in town include boxing classes t«-i! his clii'iil. And JI judfj*1 ha.- -rrved u.s a trial supervisor train night court arid many people will inn new attorneys in the office. havo to Luke off from work 1<> Marion S. Mo^iclr lirki resigned in Itrennan sat with .suhslitule at tlit' Y Irotn former hwiv-y weight even inucli (liU'crcnt conccrnH. Septeinhci1 l!»i)7, ) usl nine months Judge Uechtman twice and will conU'ndcr (l(frry ('ooncv. "A jurlm1 has to ensure thuljii.-'- From there he joined his pn> appear. sent firm of Callan. Regenstreich. "I.would hope that everybody inlo her term. Appointed hy take ovir the gavel Thursday for "Thai was <-((»'<• replaced II year | mljv Kdvvard .1, "I loel thai awide from fulfilling "Tho Koal in l>oth evuntn is not iosi's." lirennan said. "A jud^e i--* llohhie my professional expectations, I to lose," Hrvnnun added us he more like a reli-'ree who has to His expertise in the courtroom mo a« judge will feel that they had 1 I'artisiinship 'in the council also view it aH :i continuation of (•omparcd boxing U> bcirm u trial t-riKur* that the trial and proceed- w;^ the reason Court TV IIIOM- their day in court, thai 11 icy were him to be a (jiiest commentator tin treated with reHpecl. timi that they stopped Mavor .I.-IIIII m's allempt my public nervice," h<* Hnid. lawyt^r."Litigation is vory compet- ing ;iro conducted fairly" In .ipjKiinl ( !cclit man Although In town Hrennan him served as itive." "I don't expect that evcr>hod> hiuh profile oases including <)..! wore treated fairly," lirmifinii s;iid. Simpson and Colin Ferguson. "And that the court reNprderi < lecht in.in vs. uhli< an, the eh airman of thu Wont fluid Although Brennan poinlt'd out is (><>niK to ho happy when they Itepubliiaii I n; i j < 1111 v wanted Expenditure ileviuw Commission, UJC MimiluritieH betwtwn tlu- U-iive tin-court ."he said. "The rule The .Jersey City native ;im| tlibir time." i'lvi- year resident of West field i> Time was a factor in the conn Hoblue lo tcturn to the IHTICII (ho Solid Want** Advisory courtroom and the rinjf, finding <>i jlitini' is not to make everyliocly Hrenri;in wil lulrew Ins name from ('iiinniissKiii and the Karitan tlit' Hiimc comfort in thorinK un In- happy hut to make sure that they f(inst;mtly asked if he is related in cifw selection of Breiirmn. ((inner United States Suprerm- ThejudgtiNhip wan temporarily t he [Midi ol candid atcs lor t he post Valley Coiniuuter ('otnmiKHion. <|(K'H in the courtroom is probably i»rc trwited fairly." a little riion; difficult. After tfradu.it in),' from law Cnurt .Justice William «I. Brennati "You're in with this huge seliool with a :i,!)T> average. la>avywoif|ht who IH just an t*i«ir- lirrnnan worked for five years in "Ft is a pretty well-known name inoim physical Hpccimen." the Brooklyn District Attorney's to have in lepal circles," Brennan Brcnnan added with awe. ( Xlk-f, the second largest distrut said Alarm But unlike a boxer who only attorney's office m the conntrv. So well known that Hudson worries about getting bent up 'riiert* he tried murder cases in County named a court house in honor nl' the former justice. "I always ^el teased hy jud^e* and lawyers saying welcome tn Sys tern your court house, or thank you for VISTA TRAVEL EXPO '99 IrHiiif; us work in your court house," he said laughing as he WEDNESDAY JANUARY 27, 1999 reineinlH'red the cases he liil there (Snow date, Thursday, Jan. 28th) FROM 6:00PM TO 100OPM \Not A Lease.. 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She commented on the bill passed new roof was put on I be Carriage project and a presentation to theand Assemblymen Alan August me and "These teams will help us prepare' by the state legislature to curtail ut>xu- House and Now Jersey Transit pre- mayor and council Hu-liarii Hagger. and move into 2000," Mayor Connelly', ally oriented businesses near resi sented a proposal tn expand the park- "At least 150 nu'inbi'is of the i\nn- The mayor appointed a cultural acts said. "The volunteers who are the! dences, day care centers and hospitals. ing at tin* raihuiul station. munity participated in this work committee and wauls to expand the backbone of our community and our' The bill originated in Fanwood. The Clu'lst-a, an assisted living which resulted in four major wink programs available to the borough. borough emnUivees as well as your During the past year, the Planning facility is growing and adding senior efforts, including otuei-t ives, lime lint's "We have the Philanlhalians and a elected officials will continue to nerve Board and the Zoning Board of housing and volunteers," the mayor said. "A poetry leading series m place, lull Fanwood to their best ability ' Town Council puts parking on top of its agenda for 1999 By TINA GU ARIN0 jit HOY st-rvuv, alt tart ills.; ;i l;tsi ami I'll in stivi'ls iind niunicipul HKCOHU I'lil- SS ;iml iilannnu; Inr a |>ark lol t by Huron's Uruj* Stmv on' Knst MriHiil Siri'fl. WKSTF1KI.I) The Town Tin1 riii'4)Ml'ij.i,iir;il inn ut Mayor •Iiinliin snid IHTIUIHII of' Council met Tuesday to develop a Mumiipal Luis M ami (I is :i \\W> the potential to iulilri'ss both strategy for I1I!1!> hild^i't nqucst A.-*sinuiltn it.'. (IciwntMwii iiiul I'litunuitor park- "The meeting was to make approval. Mayor .lanluu said the ing siiiuillaiK'ouslv. miiiiic-ipul lot sure we bad a clear consensus on work slimiUl lake pluce m tin1(i is pn-li'iTctl. IU' sniil tlu- jjtml ia an agenda fur the year sn that we spring. li>l'lci-i of hiiilihnj; a park i!l!H) rather than react lve," Mayor Tom inn tli'ck in llir central luisincss Tin' 1'ulilir Works l)c|iartiiumt Jardim said district iiiivf idt'iitiiicil I lirci' pus is licinn irdi^aiii/cil unit thu The goals were to ^ive "form Kllt!i- InCJlt lull:, TinllllLip.il lot ti itl may take I he county up on li and substance" as well as "defi- North ;tml I'fiili.il .•ivi'iiiirs: oiler tu amlil (he (lc|iiiviincut nite deadlines" to 1 he agenda, lie IlltlllU'ip:iI luts S anil !> at l'l(»|irrl iisscss tin' nvcntll cI said. 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Jersey Boy More help needed for school projects The New -Jersey School Boards Association and the Mike Deak New Jersey Education Association, the statewide teach- ers union, do not often agree on issues, but the two orga- nizations art' united in supporting Sen. Frank Lautenherg's proposal in help finance $22 billion in The value school construction nationwide over the next 15 years. Laulenborg's proposal comes at tho same time as the Whitman administration has tentative plans to help of loyalty finance $5.3 billion in .school construction in the next decade. About half of that money will be targeted towards the state's 2H poorest school districts. is fading Lautenber^'s proposal would provide a total of $485 When I was coining of age in million in school financing for New -Jersey, with $177 mil- the 1970s, there wa8 no greater lion dedicated to Newark, Jersey <'ity and Camden and insult than being accused of "sell- the rent to be distributed by u formula yet to be developed ing out/" Yes, it wtiB a silly and The Lautonberg and Whitman proposals arc welcome from the perspective of the fin cut energy taxes and mandated a April 2000. initial plans have asked to make a number of tough been drafted to dedicate Home al promiscuity, Gone are the days beginning to surface. rate reduction, the Legislature when a traditional value such as In the 7th District, Democrat Warren Township public policy decisions this year. will be finalizing an initiative in $2.6 billion for so-called "special The decisions we make today will needs" districts and $2.7 billion loyalty was valued and rewarded Committeeman Jeff (Jolkin announced Friday he will early l!'9t) that will introduce by loyalty. Workers who devoted determine just how well New competition into the state's retail for other districts. 1 iim confident challenge Republican incumbent Hob Franks. Fnuwood Jersey will he able to embrace tJov. Whitman and the themselves to the service of a sin- Mayor Maryanne Connolly, who mounted an unexpected- energy industry for the first time gle employer now find themselves Ihe significant technological, in decades. At the same time, the Legislature will riao to meet this ly .strong campaign against Franks in last. November's demographic and economic education challenge, just as we offering embarrassing apologies legislation will implement strong why they remained in the same election, has also made rumblings about wanting a re- changes that will take place consumer and environmental did last year in addressing the match, tomorrow. .'M-ycar-old education funding job for so long. There was a time protection measures so as to the post-World War II boom In the 12th District, the candidates wore beginning to Recognizing this responsibili- ensure that lower energy rates dilemma. when worker pride and loyalty line up even before Democrat Rush Holt wns sworn into ty, economic issues, including and a greater choice nf electricity It is understandable that even fueled the American economy; now his first term last Wednesday. There is already wide- property tax relief, will he one of and natural gas services the nn event as momentous aw the even the most secure and staunch spread speculation that Republican Dick Zi miner, who Ihe Legislatmen top priorities benefits of deregulation ••• do not turn of the century would eclipse worker is not protected from the lost a hard-hitting Senale campaign in I S)})li to Hoheit this year. Although property tax come with unexpected costs. the year that precedes it. I gales of change and the ruthless Torriceili, wants his former llinise ofkepiesontatives scat levies have grown n( the lowest fhoire is also the hallmark for believe, however, that 1999 may pursuit of insatiable profits. rales in 20 years, property taxes be even more important than the hack. Hugh Fenwick, wlio.se mother held the seal, has also transportation in the years In a economic culture such as still represent a significant bur- ahead. New Jersey roads are the much-luillyhooed '20O0. There is begun exploring the possibility of making a run, And den for most New Jerseyuns. I an opportunity this year to build this, the worker who refuses to must heavily traveled in the "sell out" is an oddity, a creature there's even a chance t lutt Michael I'appas, who lost to have proposed nn initiative that nation, a statistic that underlies upon previous reforms in ureas Holt in November, will mount another campaign. would increase municipal aid by seen with a mixture of respect, the need to heighten investment from auto insurnnu' to education puzzlement and pity. These work- These early political mniicuwrings only add to the pub- the rate of inflation so that in niml improvements and rail funding. More important, there is municipalities can budget ers see a job more than just a way lic's cynicism about politicians. They fuel the impression, line must ruction. It is tor that the time now to lay the ground- to climb the stairway to riches; founded or unfounded, tluit politicians enjoy running for accurcliiigly and accurately and reason that the Legislature must work for a brighter, prosperous they're proud of what they do and office more than actually serving in ol'Hec. Such early pans their efTu'iencies mi to their work in 1HSW to protect the eco- New Jersey and to fully prepare they probably pour too much of challenges prompt incumbents to move their re-election residents in the form of property nomic feasibility of the this state to meet the challenges their heart and soul into a task up their list of priorities ;ind the expense of running a tax savings. I am confident that Transportation Trust Fund, the of the uncharted ci'nturv before Their reward is more than just a this program will he one of the state's financial agency responsi- campaign often forces them to spend a disproportionate us. paycheck; they find pleasure in the ideas the Legislature ami the ble for millions in road and rail amount of time raising funds for the next campaign. In Tfw imter ix pivmih-nt of the work itself and aatisfuction in the administration will examine in projects each yenr. and to renew Sew rlernry Senate etui the state end result. If it wasn't for the eco- the public's mind, that leaves precious time for governing. IHiHt as we work together to its statute, due ti> expire in 2000, senator for the 22mi Dmtrnt, According to 1 he Honk of Kcclesiastes. the race dues not nomic necessity, they would proba- leverage the state's thriving rev- in ;« timely fashion. which incluites WfstfieUi. Scotch bly do the job for free. They are a necessarily go to the swift. Thai's also the point of the enue buse into direct property Kvery child in New Jersey, no I'latns and Fitnivouil. He lues in vanishing breed. classic fable of the tortoise and the hare. The public want s tux relief. matter where she lives, has the Scotch I'/iiins. Life is much more expensive relief from the hurly-burly of campaigns; they also want than it was 20 years ago. In the their elected to leaders to concentrate on governing. l!)7t)s we didn't have to pay for Explaining car insurance reform such technological necessities as videotapes, pages, cell phones. By CHRISTOPHER KIT BATEMAN 'The tier-rating component of ('Us. Internet access and the N.I ASSKMHl.Y t he package wns designed to make monthly cable television bill. | Guest commentary certain that good drivers are not Medical and auto insurance pre- Understanding the complexi- VVISI I II I [) SCI )|( II I'l .AINS forced to subsidize bad or high- miums gouged a smaller hole out ties of auto insurance in New risk drivers. According to the data iil your pocketbook. By all A MedlaNews Group Newspaper Jersey is no easy task. because (hey have seen a rate provided to the legislature last accounts you have to work harder NJN Publishing ©1999 For example, there has been reduction. year, tier-rating would result in a today just to keep your head above some confusion as to when the Ifi- < >nce agniii. the dissemination /ero-sum game. In other words, the red ink; (hat's the primary rea- percent automobile insurance of misinformation has played a for every increase there should lie son why (lie workplace is a wicked Rosemarie Maio rato reduction, which was man inajtir rule in causing confusion a corresponding decrease, Tier- Publisher breeding ground of stress. The dated by Ihe Legislature and anutng New Jersey motorists. rating was not intended to he used safety net that loyalty used to pro approved by the Uovernor last I n order to put the new tier-rul- as a vehicle for insurance compa- vide no loader exists. year, will take effect. ing system into proper prospec- nies to increase their rates Cheryl Fenske 1 Some u( that is due to the Despite some of the niisinlor- tive, we must remember that it Hut most importantly, t hi new Executive Editor mation that has been reported by diminishing power of unions. was included as part of a higgrr tier-rating system will provide Worker solidarity is another Allan Conover the media. New Jersey motorists reform package dial wan motorists with the opportunity to Tina Quarlno who receive inmirance policies or quaint trait relegated to the nos- Sporti Editor approved in Sprint: 15>SI7. That do some comparative shopping talgia of The Nat inn and the Reportor renewal notices on or uller March reform package, which wim sepa- and look for the lient insurance 22, liKH) will bi> (.ITered new rates Village Voice. Contemporary work- rate from the mandated MT> per- rates available. As consumers, we ers. iK-caiwe of their belief in evo- Eileen Blckel that include t be mandated lfi-per cent rate reduction approved ear- shop around for the best buys on John Tslmboukie cent reduction. lutionary commerce, are only con- Advertising Director Production Manager lier this year, a 1 HII included sever- food, clothes, automobiles, appli- cerned wilh their own economic However, drivers who renew al important provisions. ances, stereos and just about any- their policies before March 2'1 will survival. While unions abused First, it eliminated auto insur- thing else we want to purchajie. So their influence in many canes ; ntill have the opportunity to ance surchai(jfH, which allowed why not Hhop around for insur- request the rate reduction on or notably in government I he part- insurance compjinicH to increase u ance? nership between unions and alter April 21, 11NIU. Drivers who driver's insurancp niton for minor To help I'onsunwrH shop Reocrd-Presa (U9P9 006-049) Is publlslmd on Friday by NJN PubHsfilng, ronewed their policies before employer* was n key ingredient 901 Central Ave., ClarK, NJ 07066 |fK>8( S7s-B060. Soconrt class postage paid 1 in flic infractions und accidents, around the best insurance prices, the poHt World War II consumer At Cranford. NJ 07016, POSTMASTER pimiso send chnnget to NJN Publishing March 22 would simply apply for Secondly, it eliminated auto- the State Department of Banking u now policy, without penalty, and spending hoom thnt has sustained Fulffllmwit office , P0 Box 699, Somorvilio. NJ 08876, Subscription rates by matic rate inert*tisefl for insurance and Insurance bus published a our economy ovor since then. mall, one year within Union Counly Si/ owl of county $20 out of state S24 reeoive the rate rollback in the companies. Thirdly, it eliminated Consumer Handbook, Citizens To subscribe call 1-B0O-30O 0321 new policy. At a time when we wring our the "I for 1" nonronewnl provision, who wish to obtain a copy of the hands about the erosion of tradi- Secondly, the Implementation which allowed insurance compa- Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 handbook should write In: tional values from our culture we of a new tier-rnting nyntetn hiiH nion to drop a driver'* coverage The Department of Banking some drivers ncrntching their nhould turn our attention to tho News 908-575-6684 without Just cause. Finally, the nnd Insurance, P.O. Box 325, workplace. As long iw tho work Advertising 732-396-4404 heads — some because their rnten package also Included several new Trenton 08825 or call 1-800-448- have increased — and other* place Is bereft of those values BO provlsionn to crack down on fraud. SHOP. will our culture. 15, 1999 Record-Press Arrow found stuck in home's rear door Scotch Plains A Graceland Place resident Police log n ported finding an arrow stuck in ihe rear door of the house 8:15 a.m. Jan. 7, police said. reported a burglary .Ian. 10. police The arrow entered the door at said. The roar dour appeared to be an angle indicating that it had been pushed in and a large amount of -hot from a wooded area to the rear electronic equipment was taken. A the property. * * * Paul E. Marcel, 19, of Forepaugh Avenue was charged with disorder- A Williams Street resident ly conduct, consumption of alcohol rvported his house was entered by under age and interfmng with smashing a side door window Jan. transportation alter an incident 4, police said. Neighbors said they being investigated along Route 22 saw a brown vehicle in front of the at the Scotchwood Diner 3:20 a.m. house late morning. An undeter- Jan. 10, police said. mined amount of cash and jewelry us-re taken. Westfield Police found a front window Jamal Jt-fferson. IS, of Pluinlield pane smashed at a Deer Path resi- was charged with receiving stolon dunce after responding to an alarm property -Jan. 12. polkv said. He 12:.>0 p.m. Jan. 6, police said. Entry allegedly stole a Flair Cleaners van was not gained. front South Avenue in i'lamfield. * * * The driver of the van h>i\ it un while A Front Street resident reported he went to gel something inside. In-ing punched in the face by an Bail was set at $2,f>00. acquaintance that was denied entrance to the house 8:15 p.m. Martin Hitschl'eld, -12, of Jan. 7, police said. The injury Livingston was charged with i-aiised a nose bleed. harassment Jan. 8. police said. Bail * * * was set at $1.00(1. A student at Ihe Scotch Plains- Fa nwood High School reported her Richard ('rotor, HH , of Ctarwood vehicle was scratched in the park- was charged with criminal mischief ing lot Jan. 8, police said. The inci- and burglary to a business in town dent happened Jan. f>. Jan. 8. jMilice said. Hail was set at $10,000. A business in the 2400 block of r'hiinfield Avenue was damaged by Laquanda White, 1!). of Koselle 9 ii rock thrown through the window was charged with shoplifting $71 •liin. H police said. worth of merchandise from l^ird & Promoting 'Kid Read campaign * * * Taylor on North Avenue Jan. i), The Emmanuel Cancer Foundation held a reception at Richard Roberts Ltd. In Scotch Plains to announce the beginning ol the new "Kid A Spruce Mill i ne residlence police said. Hail was set at $22f>. Read" program. Shown are Lori Klein (right), board secretary and chairwoman of tho service committee of the Scotch Plains-based founda- tion; Jeffrey Klein, her 5-year-old son; Diane DIFrancesco, chairwoman of "Kid Read"; Ralph Irons (left), member of tho foundation board and chairman of Its Development Committee: and Bob McGraih of "Sesame Street," honorary chairman of "Kid Rcad.'The program will channel Westfield Community children's energies In an educational way while benefiting families who must deal with childhood cancer. Participants In this read-n-thor* are asked to obtain pledges from family members and friends for reading as many books as possible within a specified tlmo period. Tho foun- dation seeks to bring "Kid Read" to every school district In New Jersey, Incorporating a reading program with an education about philan- Players present comedy thropy and volunteering. The foundation was established in 1983 to help families whose children have been dingnosed with cancer. WESTF1KLD — Director Ken Riindnielli as Kita. The supporting Webb, known to local theatergoers players are Marianne Cullinan of lor bis many past appearances and Kli/.ahclh. Kliiiiii' Doomati of direct infi ('(Toils at Westfield Summit, lVarl Canni'lt, Krank Community Players(WCPi, is pro- lx>t!era ul' Scotch Plains, Itenee Councilman wants library open on Sundays •^•riting the Crnip Lucas fantasy l.itwm of Scolch Pl.iins. Carol WKSTFIKLI) A Town niiin Nei I Su Iliviin wmiltl regional system with nanes in Sullivan said that under u urtnvdy, I'rvlurh' to a Kins at 8 p.m. 1 MciJee of West field, Valerie Micke ('tiutuil member h.is announced appropriate linxls to ullow llu • l and plan Itrnif, sponsored hv (Jov. Friday and Saturday evenings, of Scotch Plains, ll:im -I. I'arker, support tor two proposal rrlut- library on Kast Hmnd Street to .ii usidr Whitman there would no cuts in Jan. If), 16,22 and Zi at 8 p.m. in KolH-it H l'iz/i'lla. Cail Harlicr- cd In t In- West lie Id Memorial open on Sunday. state an! fur towns that are I fie theater at l(X>0 North Ave. Steele ol'Westfield, (ieorge Hlialcy "l'Vr onlv ii -i perce.nl increase I, il Mil iv. Thi! other nu-iiKii re is a study in I'u ml in); ... we can make HUH invoked in shared services. A anil Union resilient Ted Surges 1 This Broadway hit. later made tine ol thi measures tiring that could possibly niforiioniU' valuable community resource regional library wmild lie enntsid- 1 into a major theatrical feature The piotlmer i* Yincr spotiMirctl liv Third Wnrd tin WeMtlleld library into .i aval lahlt- on la) day esjiccially erci) a sliareil service. film, gives another aspect of love Parlapiano of iiosellc Park. suilt'd In la un I H's." Sullivan "This sharing would not orrly and lunging. The large, ontic'inble All tickets are $12 and can IK1 expand Ihe Ifsoiltd's avuilnlilu Siiid. 1 cist portrays sharply drawn char- obtained at Ronh'M Hcalty in Tile appi'upriat ion lor I he to residents of tin sniallt-r c:uni- acters exchanging witty, sophisli- downtown WrstfieM or liv calling Contact We Care will offer Stiniliiy ii|>i>iiin|; wmild he less in111111 ii's," he said iated dialogue. Ihe IM-lwur ticket tape at i90M) than $'.M>,(MMI within a liudKel v Clifford VVKSTFIKLI) Contact We difllcult iew,;iIcoI tollsm, suicide ui" Siilliviin also said stale funds expand ihe hours of" i)|x>iation romantic letids ure Kred Cun/.zoof Odets in March, wuf Him fur Yuur Cure, Inc., the 2-1-iiitiir telephone a loved one's ileat h.. hi lil!)M, would Ix- aviuliihlc lor a re)!Hin and services provided by thy us I'eter and Traeev Wife liy Kav Coonev in May. hotline and crisis ml crvcnlniii Contact, vulunlet-rs IIIMIII1 a ." ( hi' i-imncil- service, net-ds volunteers to staff ence to mine Ihitn I .'1,(11 Ml callers Westliehl lihraiv. 111.ill siihl its pliant' lines. Alumni association donates 'The 2-1-vi'iir-uld iinency will hold its iifXt volunteer liiiitnrij/, Thursday evening, I'VIJ. 1H directories to local libraries through May <>, 7 In 10 p.m. at SCOTCH MAINS Anyone directories for ptiMir use. the West Held I'lt-nliyt eiiun Mm is searching fur an old liigh The association also thanks the Church. school friend may visit the Scotch Michael Curren f'iimilv oi Fanwood "For anyone who is resolving Plains or Kanwond libraries and tor the donation of a Scotch Plains to make it positive* ilil'f'crence in -rmit out the Scotch 1'lains- baseball unilbnn from the early thi" lives of others, Contact We Kanwood High School Alumni UKiOs. The unilbnn In'longed to his Cure is a place to fulfill that Discern Directory, published in l»9f>. grandmother's uncle, ('harleK H. goal," said Michiiel Nicholson Inl'onruttion is available for Kller. Anyone who looks in Images 870 SI George Ave., Rahway. CVS Shopping Center • 732-381-6778 • FAX 732-381 -8008 executive director, "liy odorin^ 2370 Plalnfield Avenue. SoutM Plainfleld • 908-756-216S • FAX 908-756-0850 classes from 15WO-1SW4. The class- <>/ Amrnca, Scotch Plains and the Rifl of listening to callers who mates are listed alphabetically, by FWUVIKMI hv Richard and Suzanne are lonely, depressed or in crisis, rlass year, and by the state they Housquel. will seen picture of Eller our trained volunteers work lived in at time of publication on page 105. The uniform i.s in SEAGRAMS 7 DEWARS SMIRNOFF BACARDI RUM smull miracles cvt'ry dity. Th<-y CROWN WHITE LABEL Vodka 80 Light'Cold There is also a copy of the directwy excellent condition. 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FEMALE - support group for women who stay at home to raise their children. Hanson House, 38 FRIDAY Springfield Ave., Cranford, 7:30 JAN. 15 p.m. Call (908) 272-2471 or (908) THEATER PARTY 862-7781. "Prelude to a Kiss." benefit for College Club of Fa nwood-Scotch Plains. Westfield Community COMING UP Players, 1000 North Ave. West, "READY, SET - Shall 1 Go?" Westiield, 8 p.m. Cost $15; includes kindergarten readiness workshop coffee, dessert. Call (908) 889-2292. for parents of preschool children. Westfield Y, 220 Clark St., Westiield, 7:30 p.m. Jan. 22. Free MONDAY admission. Registration required; call (908) 233-2700. ICE SHOW - bus trip to JAN. 18 "Annstasia on Icu" at Continental INTERFAITH SERVICE Airlines Arena (Meadowlands). 12th annual program sponsored by Bus leaves from Municipal Martin Luther King Jr. Building, Park Avenue, Scotch Association. First United Plains, 2 p.m. Jan. 24. Scotch Methodist Church, 1 K. Broad St., Plains residents $22; non-residents Westtield, 1 p.m. Procession begins $25. Registration: Call (908) 322- 12:30 p.m. from Bethel Baptist 6700, Ext. 222. Church, 539 Trinity Place, OPEN HOUSE - for parents Westfield. Call (908) 654-381,'i. interested in nursery school of Osceola Presbyterian Church, 1689 Raritan Road, Clark, 9-11 a.m. and 12:30-2:30 p.m. Jan. 26. Call (908) 272-3668. JAN. 19 OPEN HOUSE - for those TAKE BACK THE NIGHT interested in nursery school at planning meeting for program Jewish Community Center of sponsored by Washington Kock Central New Jersey, 1391 Marline Girl Scout Council (Wustfiotd). The Ave., Scotch Plains, 10 a.m. Jan. Westwood, 4.'J8 North Ave., 28. Registration: Call (908) 889- H800. Garwood, 7:30 p.m. Registration: AFTER WORK - party for RUTHANNE WAGNER/R-P CORRESPONDENT Call (908) 232-32y«, Ext. 223. single professionals in their 30's Serena Canln, a violinist In the Brentano String Quarter, looks over the shoulder of Westftold High School musicians Anurd Patll and Crystal and 40'B. Sir Pud's Cafe, 43 Elm Aldrlch. St., Westfield, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Jan. 28. Cost $10; bring business cards. Go to njpages.com/Hingles or call JAN. 20 <<)08) 232-8827. COFFEE - with Scotch COFFEE - with Scotch Striking a chord with students Plains-Fanwood Superintendent of Plnins-Fanwood Superintendent of Schools Carol Choye. Media center Schools Carol Choye. Park Middle ot Terrill Middle School, l.SOI School, 580 Park Ave., Scotch Quartet exposes Westfield High musicians to the classics Plains, 7 p.m. Feb. 23. Call (908) Tferrill Road, Scotch Plains, 9 ii.m. ByTtNAGUAMNO Although performing pieces from the dis- world." Call (908) 2,rtt-6:«i2. 233-6362. KKCOItl) I'KKSS tant past, Steinberg informed students the The Brentano String Quartet's performance , string quartet iti not a dead art form; there are and instruction at the school was the second of WESTFIKLD-Thc- sounds of Schubert, composers alive today who lire still successful- four presented by the Arbor Chamber Music Mozart and Haydn struck a chord with hi^li ly writing string quartet pieces. Society. school students Tuesday. "There's terrific versatility," he said about "1 thought it was a great opportunity to., Members of the world-renowned Brentano playing in a string quartet. "We become one or bring the Arbor Chamber Music into the com,-,, String Quartet, just buck from touring break apart bringing a different sensibility to tnunity and work with the students and help SENIORS Australia, spent three class pent ids sharing the munic as if it is a conversation," inspire and mentor the next generation of their talent with.student musician.-; as part of a Communication became one of the tips musicians nnd listeners," said Lenore Davift, AARP Chapter 4137 new mentoring program. The first period was a quartet members stressed to students during artistic director for the Arbor Chamber Music performance and the second two periods wore t he master class groups. Violinist Serena Society. The Trips and Tours (•omniiltee will sponsor a theater instructional sessions. "I think music is very important in people's trip Feb. 18 for "CaU-li Me if You Can" at the Hunterdon "It is an extraordinary opportunity for till 'It is artistic mentoring and music lives, art-of liny kind in ond I think the best way Hills Playhouse, Cost of $12 includes luncheon and the entud high school students to hear world-cluss to get people involved is to get them in the show. For reservations, call (908) 232-7153. artists and then be coached by I hem." said hitfh education at its best and we are habit and expose it to them when they are. .school instrumental teachei1 Ka\ imuul Wojcik. very privileged in Westfield to have young," Canin said. The chapter's Community Services Commit tec, under "It inspires I hem lo take their approach to Even thought 14-year-old Mary Tracy does- the direction of'Hkeals Kusmuk, has been very active dur- their music studies to a higher level." Wnjcik this collaboration.' n't play a string instrument, the trumpeter and ing the fall season. The Knitting Group, headed by added. "It is artistic mcntoimi; nnd music — Raymond Wojcik electric bass guitarist was still inspired by thft. Madeline Roeben, has made numerous shrubs, shawls, education at its best and we are vciy privileged quartet's performance. •* and starves for nursing home patients. Last month, 40 in West field to have this i-nllaimnii mn." Caniu told her students to not just look down "I don't net to henr professional musicians food certificates and loot items wore given to the poor, the In the intimate setting of (he tu^h school's into their music, hut to lie more aware of what much," Mary said. "But whenever I can I do homeless and the unemployed. music room, quartet violinist Mark Steinberg the other members of the group are doing lieciuise 1 want to be a jazz muHician when I. punctuated each of the three pieces the (|uartcl around them. grow up." The Special Services (Iroup, directed by Eleanor Evans played with historical fads am) trivia. The Cellist NiiiM Maria l^oe encouraged her stu- She will l>e able to hear a little bit more made more than 100 decorated pine cone tree favors for information provided context to the Kith. 17th dents to expound <'n the sense of phrase and Sunday 4 p.m. at St. Paul's Church on East hospital patients. At special meetings on Jan. 21 and Feb. and 18th century music they perlinnird. ideas in the music. Broad Street. 8, this group will make Valentine angels to be placed on "The string <|iiartel is one n| ilic greatest "She had us push ourselves a little bit more The Brentano String Quartet, mezzo Janice nursing home patients' trays on Feb. 14. Both meetings things of Wealorn civilization in terms nfliciiii- with dynamics and expression," said 14-year- Meyersun and pianist Lenore Davis are the will be held at the Scotch Plains Library at 1:30 p.m. ty and expression," Steiuher).; told 1 lie captivat- old Rosemary Topar who wants to join ;< sym- featured iirtists to perform in the Arbor All officers and committees have been planning an ed audience of more than ll)0 students. phony when she is older, "It helped me lo do a Chamber Music Society's concert sponsored by interesting, productive and enjoyable year for the Chapter. "Instead of sitting around watching Seinfeld little bit more than I usually do." Chase Manhattan Bank. Anyone interested in joining is invited to attend meetings. like we do t hese days, people would sit around "It helped a lot because I didn't notice that I The Brentano String (Quartet, founded in Applicants must be at least ,r>0 years old and members of and play string quartets." was bowing wrong," said 1-1-year-old violinist 1992, is the Ixrst quiirtet-in-residence at New the National AAliP. Meetings arc on the first Monday of Steinberg noted the ideas and personalities Lorraine Kive/./i. "'It was a person win* was a York University. They have performed nation- of different composers that is ultimately professional helping me. a person who is just n ally and internationally attracting awards and the month at the Preshylerian Church of Westfield, 140 expressed in the music. He talked ahonl the student." critical plaudits. Its musicians are Steinberg, Mountain Ave., at the i-ornrr of'Kast Broad. "sense of humor" of Haydn and the emotionul "It was an honor," she added. "It makes me Canin, Ix>e and violist Minim Amory, extremes nf Schubert who (juicklv alternated feel better about playing the violin hy seeing Cicneml admission is $17.50, $14 for seniors Catholic Age between major and mintir keys. other people heing successful in the music nnd free for si udents. Call (908) 232-1116. The Scotch Plains Chapter of Catholic (loldcn Age will hold its first meeting of 199 l:H0 p.m. Sunday at St. Bartholmew's Nelligan Hall, 21W2 West Held Ave'., Scotch Magic Maestro brings Plains. A representative of the AAA Auto Cluh Speakers Bureau will speak on auto and travel safely. Future programs include The < iolden Lights, choreogra- one-man show to town pher Joe IJarko and The Chansonettes of Westfield. All WKSTFIKLI)-Looking for tho Another crowd pleaser will be- meetings are held <>n the third Sunday of the month perfect HchtHil vacation dav activi- Ibe Maestif) acting out the atory of except for .lime. ty'' Koliin Huoti, playing all the parts Kobert Aberdeen, also known as he dons a different hat for each as the Ma^ic Maestro, will briii^ character, in split seconds. his unicjue Theat reworks UiSA The show will IK> held in the. jiroduction to Westfield on iiuditoriuin at Temple Kinanu-El,- Lecturer to speak Sunday 1'resident'n Day. Feb. 15. ut 11 a.m. 7r.!) Kasl Uroud Hi., Westfield. invited Chinese herbalist in Omahn, Ne., nn. .Jersey is niters n^ a variety nl new adult pro- A special feature is set lor 7 p.m. March 14,, grams, betfiniiirin i" -January. when rioted writer and political analyst Jonathan* What belter way to break the winter blues Alter will speak on "JOIHt anil Beyond: The* than with an e\emn^ of Jewish humor? Author Impact of Current Kvents on the Future of the" and award w-inning Him producer Steven Zeitlin American Presidency." , will explore I'harai'loristii's ot Jewish humor, Alter is senior editor of Xvtrsivi-rk «md con- drawn from real life experiences mi Jiin. 31 tit 7 tributes to t'NN, MSNBC, and S'HC Nightly* p.m. The eo>t for ihe evening is $!> for members, News tvitfi lorn lirnkaiv. and $7 for 1 he public. The Adult Program Department will offer s0y-, Drowning m paper? Clutter out of control? end on^oin^ lumnuinity service protfrnms. Learn techniques from a professional clutter Lanm/.e instruction, tau^hy hy a nurse form. manager. Make time for oneself with this class on Overlook Hospital, meets on Tuesday evenings. Feb. 21 at noon. AKso available is T'ai Chi, a (Mimeses exorcise.' Meginninu .Ian. 2N and continuing for four con- regimen designed to improve heart, posture, secutive Thursdays, spend time learning to make hlootl pressured, and more. special prices of jewelry, using various materials. Learn more ahout the beginnings ol the .Jewish Kach week choose to make something different, a people with Tea and Torah. Kach Wednesday" bracelei. necklace, or earrings. evening Ral.l>i Hlock of f lie Union County To rah - The tKH* offers a beginners class with Center examines ditVercnt portions of the Toruh.- Computer Basic* I. This class, taught by a pro- To register for these programs, fur more inftir-« fessional instructor, meets lor six Fridays, .starl- niation, aiid to request a l'roj.;rani Ciiiide lo learn ing March 5. about other classes and proe;rums at the -ICC, call . Other highlights include a Western Casino (S)OcSi IC(' is a const U in'lit a},',eney of United Way Westfield and cellist Leo \Vonn will perform clas- and I lie .Jewish l/oderal mi of ("enl ral New A day of beauty sical selections. Tost for adults is $10 for seniors Jersey. During a 8 half day session, Browntes from McGinn Elementary School's Troop 640 were treated to an afternoon of beauty at the Union County Vocational-Technical School in Scotch Plains. Senior cosme- Girl Scout Council meeting set for tology students practiced their washing, curling, braiding and manicuring skills on the third-grade girls. Displaying the finished product are Courtney Greenwood, Meghan Dhaltwal, Kathryn Albanese-Demair, Brlana Caracter, Noelle DeGregorio and Daneen Easley. Tuesday on 'Take Back the Night' WKSTI/IKI.I) Wasliingli.n dleligbl processional and we West fie Id OTmXI or call (<)<)«) Rock (!irl Scuut Council need volunteers ami other inter- (WR(iSC) is organizing a '"fake ested agencies to help make this Fur over 10 years. WKCSO' Teen brothers were featured Back the Nigbl " collective con. a tremendous success." has been providing programs prised of volunteers and social Kor more informal ion, or lo lor all girls regardless of race, service agencies to "stand up to NSY1* for tins planning inert- color, religion, age, national ori- violence against women and ing, contact Jen Johnson at gin, socio economic level or (lis- at orchestra's holiday concert girls," according to 'fake Hack Washington Hock (lirl Seoul abililv (In I Scouting Where the Night organizer and Coiiiu'il. 201 drove St. Kast, weight Memorial Etude Competition sponsored hy the now. but they are continually expanding their Hospital van will lo:.;> |iii)(ji,iin e.vei1 OIII ; ill naliiral |H Ihe |»'ile< I plan Im wenjhl loss visit seniors Feb. 11 I In.- I il Aiiieni.il i>nii|!.iin .iil.ipl.. ID individual lile;.lyle-, .mil let-, you o.'it rogulnr 1 L SCOTCH PLAINS li Hid , I il Ami-IK.,! will In. lp you (.< it ill i it lni.(|o eatini| . mil out ol c unliol snac:kinq rind you will (|un.kly iiuliir r< .'ili!< (il lioii<|i.'i im .11 •,!'.('il encniy iinl In:.', nl poinui:; and Senior fit i/ens are welcmnr IKIM", I ii Aiiii'iu-.i lia . licl|i|.il ln(iii',iiiniv. nl pi'i.pli- ID •;(• wii'ilit .mil ki.'op il oil Photographic historian to speak to altenil t In- iippearanee of you f.;/VN [ K; 11 loo1 Overlook Hospital's I ii'.i' unwanted (loonil1. A IIK.III:', i.i'.ily. Hiin.kly K he'.t ul , ill p, imli".-,ly I il America Heall Jiy Avenues van at the 1 . di'vcluptMlhy a doctor an'I tin it, nil'. 110 drni|'> m 1 In 'iim , il1, Scotch Mills clubhouse on to Westfield Historical Society Kel>. 1 1. from U> a.m. lo I Safa • All Natural • Convenient • Palnlaas • JUfordablB! ASK US ABOUT FIT FATS Professor of Humanities and p.m. in citiijiiiK'tiun will) I be WUSTFIELD (Jail fully selected photographs that (loldcn Aj/e Senior Citizens |l • I '|! " i.M • -I show (he people iiinl the events Social Sciences at the Cooper .-,-,-.-,r !• . 'n hi !•• • 1 ,M • • • • :•• 1 1 '.r -.. 1 .Ml r Hinkland, professional photo- (•Mill. m,i|ili!f historian, will present a of the lime, Biicklund feels that Union for the Advancement of Ihe hook captures the true histo- Science and Art in New York There will lie Iree pulse -hdc presentation and lecture of and blood pressure serein lier new book, Tfir Amrriran rv of t he cent wry. City. She has had many notable A Wi-stfield resident fur 18 photographic exhibitions, includ- ilia's and free rhythm strip WESTFIELD ('iHury, to I he West Ik-Id tests for I ho>e whose pulse lli.sturictil Society 7:-1 f> p.m. Jan. years, But kliuid 1^ (ho author of ing the "Visions of liberty" show 812 CENTRAL AVENUE eight books nf photography and hv the New York Historical is irregular. No d isr'ibi nj; is -1 iii the Community Koom of required. AMERICA (908) 232-5050 ihe West I Irlil Municipal history. She is a graduate of the Society, marking the centennial Huililing. University of Rochester, was a of the SI at ue of Liberty, Visa, American Express, Master Card, Discover Accepted- We Gladly Ship Hucklitnd spent more than \'i curator of the Royal The meet ing is open to the years researching and compiling I'holographic Society of Great puhlic and refreshments will he I'tnito^raphw for her 7()(J-|iage Britain, and is an Associate served. l"")k that includes more than 511111 photographs in telling the •H adj. American slorv from 1HM9 to l!t.S!). mehina Written by Harold teviins, PREMIUM GARAGES w tin hud been president and pub h-ber of Riiiidoin House while Built To Suit "orkiugon Ibt' hook, and Kevin ll'ikcr who headed her events YOUR Needs! 'i-fiirch learn, the book is a pic- You arc invited $$Wf _ '"rial essay of the second 1 DO • ••Mrs of American life. 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I (llllll'1 I' II I III II1, tl lit |loll'Ol|,i| "1 ''(illy childhood tnlucHtinn from Permits in New Jersey il i i. r'i • nil' 1 ohitnhia University, Hhu worked 12" Boxed Eaves O.H wMh Ihe Knrly Childhood Center 111 Munhnltan nvom>einK « 20- Call Fur Free Estimate NJ Assncintittu oflmtt'in'mU'iit ^rliool V(l»ir wtudy 011 how ptmmtfl can lil'Hn cWitionally honllhy chll- 908-359-9966 t/'MclroWat 'IriMi. A ivrijiirnl nf n ^nml from Ihr 1 259 Homestead Road f '"!' more inforrnntion, call I HOME OF WF YARD BAHN SINCE 1975 IKiiryn Hteelo at (008) 322-72SS. Belle Mead, NJ Record-Press January 15, 1999 Marcy Sperling Obituaries Robert H. Larue Sr. SCOTCH PLAINS - Marcy in elementary education in 1980 WESTFIELD - Services Mass., and lived in Westfield a Sperling, 40, died Jan. B, and a master's equivalent in spe- have been held for Robert Henry before moving to Wilmington five 1999 at Columbia-Presbyterian cial education in 1982, both from Lahue Sr, 76, who died Jan. 2, months ago. Medical Center in Manila ttan. Kean College of New Jersey (now 1999 at New Hanover Regional Surviving are three sons, She had been a Munhaltan-h>ased Kean University;. Edward Carter Sr. Medical Center in Wilmington, Robert Jr., Michael and Brian; account representative with Surviving are her husband, N.C. He retired in 1996 after two daughters, Mary Ann Wood WESTFIELD - Edward H. Deborah Norcisa of Delaware, more than 35 years as the owner and Kathleen Courtney; a broth- Mac/e department stores. Edward B.; her parents, Sheila Sandra Dennis of Leland, N.C., Sternbach Kahn and Sheldon Carter Sr, 69, died Jan. 12, 1999 of R.H. Lahue & Co., an advertis er, Richard; three sisters, Geneva She was born in Newark, and at Overlook Hospital in Summit. and Kerri of Wesstfield; three ing agency in Manhattan and Hill, Arlene Scharer and had lived in Scotch I'lainn wince- Kahn; two sisters, Allison Engel He had been a warehouse worker sons, Edward Jr. of Plainfield, 1989. and Liza Kahn; her paternal Westfield. Barbara Little; and eight grand- from 1979-95 at the former Robert and Eric, both of Mr. Lahue was born in Lowell, children. Mrs. Sperling worked with grandmother, Rose Kahn; a niece Rahway depot of Krief Brothers Delaware; two sisters, Rose parents of terminally ill children and a nephew. Trucking Co. Harris of Plainfield and Mary as ft volunteer at Overlook Services were held Friday at A native of Manaca, Pa., Mr. Scott of Westfield; 21 grandchil- Charlotte Rhoads Hospital in Summit. She was a the Menorah Chapels at Carter served in the Navy during dren and seven great-grandchil- survivor of Wilm's tumor, n form Millburn, in Union. Burial was in dren. FANWOOD - Charlotte R. Lincoln Chapter 95, Order of the the Korean War and lived in Eastern Star, in Caldwell. of childhood cancer. Beth Israel Memorial Park, Plainfield before moving to Services will be 7 p.m. today at Dieterich Rhoads, 86, died Jan. 2, She earned a bachelor's decree Woodbridge. Westfield in 1955. He also was a the G.G. Woody Funeral Home, 1999 at Madison Center in Her husband, Walter C, is machine operator for 15 years at 206 E. Eighth Ave., Roselle. A Matawan. A native of Providence, deceased. the Dunellen plant of the former memorial service will be 2 p.m. R.I., she lived in Maplewood and Surviving are a son, Walter F.; Lillian O. Martin tomorrow at the Kingdom Hall of Fanwood before moving to and three grandchildren. Art Color Printing Co. Matawan. WESTFIELD - Lillian Her husband, Lionel, is Surviving are hie wife of 48 Jehovah's Witnesses, 1170 Old Services were held Jan. 5 at the O'Beirne Martin, 93, died Jnn. deceased. years, Dorothy; three daughters, Raritan Road, Clark. Mrs. Rhoads was a member of Haeberie & Barth Colonial Home 9,1999 at the Ashbrook Nursing Surviving are a son, Patrick; the Essex Fells Country Club; the in Union. Burial was in Restland and Rehabilitation Center in a daughter, Frances Martin Maplewood Women's Club; and Memorial Park, East Hanover. Scotch Plains. She retired in Rowe; a brother, Thomas Peter Komendat 1967 after 25 yenrs as a r» urse O'Beirne; and five grandchil- on the staff of municipal hospi- dren. SCOTCH PLAINS - Peter Patricia Laity of Medford and Albert F. Cullen tals in New York City. A funeral MUHH was celebrat- Komendat, 84, died Jan. 6, 1999 Melanie Dombrowski of South Plainfield; a sister, Mary Tynda SCOTCH PLAINS - Albert F. His wife, Charlotte Elser Mrs. Martin was born in ed Tuesday at St. Helen's at his home. He had been a Cullen, 89, died Dec. 29, 1998 at Cullen, is deceased. Elphin, Ireland, and lived in Roman Catholic Church. supervisor with Building of Bayonne; and three grandchil- Services Inc. in Jersey City prior dren, St. Barnabas Medical Center in Surviving are a brother, John Brooklyn before moving: to Arrangements were by the Livingston. He joined the Crosby Albert; and many nieces and Westfield in 1995. Dooley Colonial Home. to his retirement. A Divine Liturgy was celebrat- Mr. Komendat was born in ed Monday at St. Sophia Church, Valve Co. of Jersey City in 1961 nephews. Jersey City and lived in Bayonne following services at the Bayonne and was a purchasing agent when A funeral Mass was celebrated before moving to Scotch Plaints in Memorial Home. Burial was in he retired in 1974, Jan. 5 at Immaculate Heart of Joseph S.Lomenzo 1949. He was a parishioner of St. St. Andrew's Cemetery, South Mr. Cullen lived in his native Mary Roman Catholic Church. SCOTCH PLAINS — Joseph and was a parishioner of St. Sophia Ukrainian Orthodox Bound Brook. Jersey City before moving to Burial was in Fairview Cemetery, S. Lomenzo, 88, died Jan. 7, 1999 Bartholomew the Apostle Church in Bayonne. Memorial contributions may Scotch Plains in 1956. He had Westfield. at his home. He joined the Roman Catholic Church. His wife, Rose Korello be made to St. Sophia Church, been a firefighter with the Jersey Arrangements were by the Sherwin-Williams Co. in 1947 Surviving are his wife, Joan Komendat, is deceased. 39 W. 22nd St., Bayonne, N.J, City Fire Department for five Dooley Colonial Home in and was a production supervisor Cherenko Lomenzo; a daughter, Surviving are two daughters. 07002. years before joining Crosby Valve. Westfield. at its Newark plant when he Curol Jackson; u son, Joseph R.; retired in 1975. a sister, Connie Klos; four grand- He was born in Newark and children and a great-grandchild. Eugene Mulkeen had lived in Scotch Plains since A funeral Mass was celebrat- 1952. ed Monday at St. Bartholomew WESTFIELD - Eugene P. Gertrude Mackwell Mulkeen; a Mr. Lomenzo received a bach- the ApoBtle Church, following Mulkeen, 86, died Jan. 7,1999 at daughter, Susan; and a brother, elor's degree in chemistry from services at the Rossi Funeral his home. He served in the Army Richnrd. tjie Catholic University of Home. Burial was in Gate of during World War II, then joined Another daughter, Nancy, and 'America in 1933. He served in Heaven Cemetery, East the Johansen Co. of South a son, Douglas, are deceased. the Army during World War II Hanover. Plainfield in 1952 and was its A funeral Mass was celebrat- executive vice president when ed Tuesday at Holy Trinity he retired in 1982. Roman Catholic Church. Burial Nicholas Sticco Mr. Mulkeen was born in was in Fairview Cemetery. Woburn, Mass., and had lived for Arrangements were by the -, FANWOOD - Nicholas Pittsburgh, Pa.; a son, Setti of many years in Westfield. He also Dooley Colonial Home. Joseph Sticco, 82, died Jan. 6, Stroudsburg, Pa.; a sister, Terry maintained a summer home in Memorial contributions may be 1999 at Genesis EldorCaru- Broach of Rumson; and four Normandy Beach. made to the Westfield Rescue , Westfield. He had been a mnchin- grandchildren. Squad. iat with the former rlyntt Services were held Saturday at Surviving are his wife. Bearing Division of General the Scarpa Funeral Home in Motors Corp. in Clark prior to Ins North Plainfield. Memorial contri- .,1979 retirement. butions may be made to American Elsie Yannuzzi : ,, A native of Corona, N.Y. - Mr. Kidney Foundation of New York- FANWOOD - Elsie J. Jr. of Staten Island; three sis- Sticco lived in Plainfiuld before New Jersey, 1250 Broadway, Suite Yannuzzi died Jan. 8, 1999 at ters, Mildred Frey of Scotch 'moving to Fanwood in 1974. 2001, New York, N.Y. 10001, or the Westminster Nursing und Plains, Mable Hickel of Surviving are his wile of 4tt American Heart Association of Convalescent Center in Greenwood, S.C., and Marjoric y,earB, Millina Manjrione Slifcu; u New York City, 122 E. 42nd St., Westminster, Md. She was horn Mitzen of Middlesex; and two '.daughter, Janet Stroup of New York, N.Y. 10168. in Westfield and lived in the grandchildren. town before moving to Fanwood A funeral Mass was celebrat- in 1974. ed Tuesday at St. Bartholomew Iimgard Walther Her husband, Robert J.. died the Apostle Roman Catholic in 1988. Church in Scotch Plains. Burial Adult course at church WESTFIELD - Imnprd E. Elks Lodge 1S4 in South Orange. Bob Anderson and David Keeton, both members of the First !Mi8fibach Walther, 83, died Jan. Surviving are two daughters, was private. Her hiiKband, Helmuth, died Susan Nugent of Scotch Plains Arrangements were by the United Methodist Church of Westfield, will offer an adult continu- ' •&', 1999 at Hunterdon Modicul in 1979. ing education course, "Social and Ethical Perspectives on Conter in Flemington. Sim hud Surviving ar« two sons, and Luuric Campandla of Gray Funeral Home in Hampstead, Md.; a son, Robert Westfield. Technology," starting Jsn. 17. The six-session course will meet at 'been a clerk for mnny years with Ronald H, of Tucmm, Ariz., and 9:45 a.m. Sundays In room 208 at the church. Anderson ts associ- ,the Garden of Paper store in Knrl of High Bridge; three grand- ate dean of arts and sciences and director of general education at Somerset. children and two great-grand- The College of New Jersey. Keeton is an adjunct professor at The A native of Newark, Mrs. children. Dolly M. Cheek College of New Jersey and president of ARC AN Enterprises. For Walther lived in Wesllk*l years m ti Surviving* art' his wife of 45 the Meturiu'ii Country Club, in choice. certified public account ant with being sponsored by the Scotch p.m. Thursday. Jan. 28-Mav 13 at vcars, ("anil Beyer Oppenheim; Plains-Fanwood Adult, McGinn School, 1100 Roosevelt the M.D. OppenluMtn Cu.. liis i\ daughter, Knberlu Bamberger; family's firm in PiscNituwny. Arlene Cummings Continuing and Community Ave. a son, David; a sister, Joan Education program in associa- Fliers about these two courses He was born in Newark, iind C'buit; and four grandchildren. SCOTCH PI.AINS Arlene Services Inc. with offices in tion with Kean University. are available at the Scotch Plains lived in Springfield before iiiiiv- Services* were held Sunday at Wilcox Cummings died Jan. 8, South Phiinfield. She was a "Mathematics and Science: Public Library and Fanwood Ingto Scotch Plains in 1(17 fl. the Mono rah Chapels at H>9() at Overlook Hospital in member of the South Plainfield Integrated Content and Memorial Librury. Tuition of Mr. Oppenheim received his Millburn, in Union. Burial was Summit. She owned an interest Business Association. Strategies tK-8)" will be taught $735.30 is payable at the first public account aril'.-i cerliflcnt *> in King Solomon Cemetery, in an advertising display compa- Also surviving are a son, ny in Central New Jersey. by Lisa Novemsky, an adjunct class, Fee is $20 for those who in 1954, the venr he oiiniwl a C! ifton. Steve of Scotch Plains; a daugh- instructor at Kean and an educa- live and/or work in Scotch Plains She was born in Dayton, Ohio, ter, Rosanna Breneiser of tion consultant. The course will or Fanwood, $25 for others. and had lived in Scotch Plains Franklin Park; and two grand- run 3:45-6:15 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. since 19KH. children. Registration is required at the r 19-Mny 4 at Terrill Middle adult school ollice in the Board of For more than 2,> years Mrs. Private arrangements were by School* 1301 Terrill Road. Cummings and her husband, I he McCriskin Home for Education building, 2280 Jerry I)., owned Funerals, in South Plainfield. "Conflict: Management and Kvergreen Ave. Resolution" will be taught by For more information, call ^Places ofi Therese Mull in Janice Jackson, director (if uni- i 889-77 1M. FANWOOD Therm- Potts in Scotch Plains. Registration is beginning for Mullin, 92, died Jan. 5. \99[) at Her husband, James, died in her home. She had been an exec- 1 9!)li. utive secretary from HKKMfi Surviving are many nieces 'Hands on Science' program %:.• i with the Wick Narrow Fn!>ric('o. and nephews. WESTFIELD Registration Activities are aimed at the nl' Philadelphia, Pa. Services were held Friday at forms for the "Hands On Science" elementary grade level. They ST. BERNARD'S Mrn. Mullin was born in Hit1 Rossi Funeral Home, Scotch program will be distributed include "Kitchen Chemistry." KENILWORTH through elementary schools in - CATHOLIC CHURCH Philadelphia und hud lived in Plains, followed by n funeral "Must Off with Science," OOSPEL CHAPEL Fun wood since 1951. She was n MIIHH at St. Bartholomew the the town the week of Jan. 1H. "Scii'nt ific Explorat ions," .'IttH Sunnier Aw Newark Ave. & 23rd St., Kenilworth member of the Altar Rosary Apostle Church. The program will he held for "Creepy Crawly Critters." IMainlidil Society at St. Bartholomew the the eighth year Feb. 22-April 2'A. "Dinosaur Detectives" and the Hislm: h\r .Invi-hV.K.iihn,- 908-272-6131 Burial was in St. Denis Apostle Roman Catholic Church Cemetery, Hnvertown, Pa. It is sponsored by the West field "F-Zero Rocket Car Club." Sunday Services: Optimist Club with (he Hoard of Nearly 3O0 students were 908-756-3:$M 11 om • Family Bibla Hour ond Sl'NIlAVMASSKS: 6:00 pm • (varying Strvicsi Education find Parent-Teacher part of "Hands on Science" in SiiiuiJiiv.r>i.«irM Mamky, 7:00 pm - loyi Briwd* Council. 1998, Sniullv:«(MI. 'Kill All .111 AM Wedntidoy. 'iO am - Proy»r ond libl* Study Program gonls art1 "to encour- "Ln«t year a number of classes WKKKDAYMASSK*: Friday, 7:O0 pm - Youth Meeting Mun.AVvJ/hi: 7;lllI .AM ^ Sim AM Friday Nishl Children'. Club age young children's interest" were filled on the day the appli- : 1 IViM.'Thiirt: H:IM AM* .".:.lnl'>l - 7-1:30pmlOrade School Ag«) with hands-on "activities in cation forms were distributed," 4 1 S.ilmii.iv'> (IIIAM •: Call for More Information chemistry, math, physics, biology Haid Jim Fleming, program coor- Hillside Cemetery is situated on 125 acres of gently rolling land. and environmental sciences," dinator lor the Optimist Club. All lots in the beautifully maintained and landscaped grounds according to a prtws release* AH an incentive, families Terrill Road This Religious announcing the progrnm. which have a "class unit her" in include perpetual cure. Hillside Cemetery, located on Woodland Each clans will have 10-14 the program will pay .r>0 percent Baptist Churc h 1 ' 15'10'lVrrlfl Kil. Su.uli I *l;iln*i Directory Appears Avenue in Scotch Plains, is a non-profit organization. pupils and be tiiugbt !>y a quidi- of (lie registration fee on one In Our Union For further information. Idc-plume (WK) 756-172*). fittd teacher from WCHI field or eoui'Ho. "(Hans mothers" organize 322 7151 another school system. ('IIIHWK volunteer rliiHHrooni helpers und Ret\\thbtn>t Svitnutn, fJmtm County Newspapers. are Hchcduled for elementary net up "telephone trees" lor the SUNIMY and middle schools in West field. program. . l> \\) ,ini SUIKI.II s. hunt IO H .tin Miirnhin Viu[s»il|i Far information 11 Lodge will sponsor blood drive Jan. 26 , (tOOpitl livi-nlllK Vt'iirilil please call L WEDNESDAY WESTFIKLD-A blood drive will U< conducted p.m. JJ| "*(Ht|im I'wytT Mrcllni* 1-800-981-5640 at Atlnn PythugoniH Lodge K & A.M., 101 I Central Ave«. Call (908) 111 ,\urtery Cor I'nttUkit 233-7349 Tor information. A complimentary cholesterol Hemming will be given to each donor. weekendnffis! January 14, 1999 BEST BETS THIS WEEK Baflet 'Anastasia' coining to Meadowlands EAST RUTHERFORD — to prance into "Anastasia on Ice" brilliantly blends action, adventure, come- dy and romance into one sweeping, soaring live spectacu- lar as the brave and beautiful Anastasia searches for her true Geniraf identity. This figure skating tour de will transport audiences from the grandeur of imperial Russia to the splendor of 1920s Paris with performances at the erseu Continental Airlines Arena Jan. 19-24. Based on one of the greatest % mysteries of the time, "Anastasia on Ice" is the fairy tale of the lost Russian princess, the only surviving member of the Imperial Romanov family and her adven- tures to reclaim her rightful des- tiny with a couple of lovable opportunists, Dimitri and Vladimir and the evil Rasputin and his comical sidekick, Bartok the Bat Heading up the international NKW BRUNSWICK ensemble of formidable figure Affectionately known' as skaters is Florentine Houdiniere "The Trocks," the over-fabu- from France as Anya/Anastasia lous all-male comic ballet compa- ny Les Ballets Trockadero du Monte and Canada's Sebastien Britten Carlo combines a loving knowledge of in the role of Dimitri. Also along dance with a wicked comedic scnBibility, for the adventure are Simon The Trocks' outrageous send-ups will bti'on Aldridge of the United Kingdom display H p.m. Saturday at the Slate Theatre. as the wonderfully wicked The troupe blends hin'h art and high camp as they parody works such as Siran hike and Qidelle, Rasputin: Scott Irvine of the as well as the choreography of Isadora Dttncrin. United States as Dimitri's col- tloorgo Balanchine, and Martha (Iraham. league, Vladimir; and the Hailed as "one of the j^'vat comic creations of1 the acclaimed Russian pair team of American stage" t.SVin Frttnrisnt Chronicle). The Trucks'have enjoyed popular and critical success with audiences worldwide. Marat Akbarov and Marina Since its inception in 1517-1, this progressive ensemble han estab- Akbarova. lished itself as one of the world's foremost dance phenomenon** - Tickets are available at all appearing at dance festivals in New York, I lolland, Vienna, and Parin. •* ' International tours take The Trocks lo scores (deities across the United Tlcketmaster locations and States, Europe, am! South America.Wildly popular in Japan, The Trucks arena box offices. To charge by " , make annual visits to that count rv, appearing in .10 pins cities. On television, phone, call (201) 507-8900 or the troupe1 has been seen in programs us diverse as a special with Shirley (212)307-7171. MacLainoand with Miss Pinn.v and Kermit in "Mnppet Babies." Though reperloiri' and casts may change, (he original concept of Leu Ballets Trockadero de Monle Carlo has remained constant a company of professional male Home show dancers performing the full ran^e of ballet and modern dance repertoire. The sight of male this weekend bodies delicately balancing on toe shoes, performing gleeful leaj»s, poses, and plunges, delights and nmuacH dance afTuionados and audiences of all ages. MORRISTOWN —Whether Tickets are on sale now for $2H (Premium Orc!i<-stra/Loe;e». $2.ri (Orchestra/Front Halcony), $20 you're a new homeowner or (Rear OrcheHtra/llalcony i, and $10 (Cnllery) at Ihe State Theatre Box < Hllce located at 15 Livingston someone who has lived in the will be performing wicked parodlaa Saturdlfltitie State Thwtre. Ave.. Forr telephon telephonee or informatiomh n call tTA'A) '.MO 7Ui!t, Monday thnainh Saturday. 10 am to (i pm. • • same home for years, chances are you have a shopping list of home improvements. South African group bringing If you want to change those home improvement ideas into a reality, then come to traditional songs to New Jersey Morristown's National Guard Armory Jan. 15-18. During MORRISTOWN - The famed South AfriciiiAfrinmi otf winning every competitiocompel ihuni iluv culenteret red i l iii. ni . i »*___i. .__. .'Mi "i.t,i .ill." ;. it.,. I... i C (I.,. Ol.. il.. i!.. I i those days, the Armory on Rr«up, Ladysmith Black Mamba/o, will IK 'Laclysniith" is the hometown t>\ the Shabala performing at the Community Theatre of family; "Black" refei>: In black oxen, considered the Western Avenue in Morristown MorriHtown H p.m. Friday, Jan. 22. First brought to strongest nu the (arm; the Zulu word "Mamhu/.o" will become a home improver's the world's attention with their electrifying perfor- refers to an ax, symbolic of the groujt's ability to guide to remodeling and design- mance as part of i'uul Simon's (iruvviand album, "chop down' the competition. ing the home of your dreams. Lndysmith Black Mambazo have become inlerna A radio broadcast in lf)7(l brought about their tionally renowned for their renditions of tradition- first record contract, and since I hen the group has That's when the Fifth Annual al Zulu songs. recorded close lo lit albums, selling more than Garden State Home Design and It's been more than Y.\ years since Paul Simon three m illion records and establishing them as the Landscape Show transforms the made his initial trip to South Africa and met best-sidling uroup in Africa. Their work with I'aul Armory into a total home Joseph Sbabalala and the members of Ladysmitb Simon altmrled a new world of fans, who never knew that the sul.t hi ies of Zulu harmony could be remodeling showcase. The 1999 Black Mamhfizo in a recording studio in •Johannesburg- Having listened to a cassette of so captivating. Mamba/.o's first album release in show will be no different than in their music sent by a Los Angeles D.I, Simon was the U.S., Shaka Zulu, was produced by Simon and the past, except this year's edi- captivated by the stirring sound of bass, alto and won a ISrammy Award in 19K7 for "Best tion will feature more vendors, tenor harmonies. Simon incorporated the I rail i- Tradilioriid Folk Recording." Since then, the group more landscape displays and tional sounds of black South Africa into I lie has received live i itainniv nominations. extended hours and days. Clrucclantl album, a project regarded by many as In recent years, the «roup has traveled to seminal to today's explosive interest in world Kn^larid nt tbe special invitation of President Hours are 3-9:30 p.m. Friday music. Mandela In perform for the Queen of England and 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday and The traditional music simp; by Mambazo is the Hoyid Family at the Royal Albert Hall. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday. Because called Isicathamiya. and it was born in the mines Mamba/o performed two concerts al the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta. The group has of the Martin Luther King of South Africa. Black workers wore taken by mil to mines far away from their homes and families, devutcd itself to raising world conHciousnesB Holiday on Monday, the show and were poorly housed and fed. They would enter regarding South African culture, as well an raising has added an extra day of dis- tain themselves after a six-day week by singing fluids to establish the first academy in South play from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. songs late al night. Cotho/.a Mfana they called Africa dedicated to teaching and preserving indige- nous Soulh African music and cult lire. Admission to the show is $7 themselves, "(iptoe guys," referring to (tie dance steps choreographed so as not to disturb the seen TickelH for the show are $:!•'», $2H and $22, They for adults, $4 for children under rity guards. are available by calling the Ticket Hotline at '!)7,'!t 12 and toddlers for free. For When miners returned lo their homelands, ihe r>.'l!»-mi()H, Ilirougb Ticketmaster and at all Scotti'n more information, call (973) tradition returned wit b them. It became a fierce hut Record Shops, ami al the box office. The 326-1333. social competition, with winners awarded n guiit Community Theatre schedule is available on the In the 1900s, .Joseph Sbabalala recruited family Internet al www rnorriMtown.com'cnmmurnty I he- members and friends to form a singing group that al re. The Community Theatre of MorriHtown IH The South African singing group Ladysmlth Black Mambazo will be par- Glee Club was named Ladvsmith Black Mamha/o us a result located at KM) Mouth St. forming Jnn 22 at tho Community Theatre of Morristown, invites singers WESTFIELD — The Eccentric' will bring one-man show to college Westfietd Glee Club invites stu- dents and adult male singers as HRANCHIUlRt! "KxceplioriH to Gravity," the Me in probably IM\KI known for his endearing jiorlrayal Mini u; it resumes Monday night one-man show slarruig Avner the Kccentric, will perform ol The Jewel, I he scene stealing holy mati in "The Jewel Tickets are $1 .'I and $IH each A variety of nuhncrib©fn' 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan 2'A at The Theatre at Raritan Valley lit the Nile." Ib' was also featured m the film "Uremia packa^cM IH still available, To piinhune I icketM nr (or mop) rehearsals 8-10 p.m. Jan. 18 at inlbrnmlion, call the Theatre liox Office, (HUH) 726^420. the Westfield Presbyterian Community College. Starr," Avner Kisenberg brings his vast life experitmcisH to the Avner the Kccenlrie defies the barrierH of hinKuatfe and (iroup discminth are also available. • , Church, 140 Mountain Ave. stage in a performance that combines comedy find mime, culture and him toured extensively nil over the U.H. and The. Theatre at Haritan Viilley Community Collate Rehearsals will continue on juggling and puppetry. Ho studied mime in Paris With abroad, Avner \H nlit'ti a Icnitiired performer at comndy, opened in HWh with a minnion to »«»rvn KVCC find t§o Iyc('r>c] and toured us u puppeteer with tho Vagabond ma((lc and theatre li'Mliviik which in th« lust two ytmrn community at lar^n Tho thnalre complex i« made up of Monday evenings as the Glee two porformiriK Hpuet-H, the Kdwurd Niinh Thoutro, whi^h Club prepares for the spring MarionetteH. While street performing in Parin he was havu included thi> Edinbur«h KoHtival, whore he w«n a ilnalist for tho Porrit-r Award and won tho New Fat-en of 1,001000 on ttw o lIOVOIl H andd tthh u WWelpl e ThontroTht , hh concerts to be performed on once urrentud for bulTtMinery in public. KiHenberg hna taught at Carlos Clementi'« Dell Arte 1991 Awurd. Ho recently won a special jury award at the 100-150,, Each Hoamm, tho thmitro proBo May 1 and 2. School of Physical Cnmsdy in California. Heor anyn he In International Featlval du (Jlrcjue In Mont« Carlo Major Artlhtu Series, the Merck International Serjiw, Interested singers are invited greatly indebted to Clementi and LeCoq: "LeCog who He hati developed niltmt theatre nkllli an R thorupeutlc made piwHlhle by a grant from Tho Morck Company Foundation, and tho Sunday Hamplnr, a »orle» of #ta- to attend. Call Dale Juntllla at taught mo everything I know and Carlo who taught m* tool and teachers workshop* and manttir chiitwos for »tu- dants and profeMlonalit In theatre, health cere, education grams Ibr children and their entire famillen. _ J (908) 232-0673 for Information. the rest," EUenberg iald, January 15,1999 B-2/Record Press weekendpfusf Aerial photography by Owen Kanzler, to Jan. 31 I860 HOUSE/MONTGOMERY Cultural Center 124 Montgomery Rd . Skillman (609)921-3272 Open 10 am -3 p.m. Tuesday-Friday what to do! 11 am.-3 p.m. Saturday. Professional Artists Group exhibit, to IMPROMPTU CAFE discounts available Call for showiimes Jan 30. 8:30 p.m Friday, Jan 15 SOMERSET VALLEY PLAYERS MASON GROSS SCHOOL 1860 House Roule 514, Neshanic OF THE ARTS 124 Montgomery Rd.. Skillman (908) 369-7469. Ext. 3 Rutgers University, 33 Livingston Ave.. (609) 921-3272 "Cinderella," new version of the famous New Brunswick THE AGE OF JOSQUIN Open-mic coffeehouse for song and spo- fairy tale 1 and 4 p.m. Jan 16, 17 (732)932-7511 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan 17 ken word. General public $5: performers Admission $6. Open to the public 10 a.m.-4 p.m. United Methodist Church free UNION COUNTY ARTS CENTER Monday-Friday (closed Jan. 18) George St., New Brunswick ELLIS PAUL/ANNIE BAUERLINE 1601 Irving St., Rahway Rutgers Center lor Innovative Print and (732)985-1245 8:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 15 (732) 499-8226 Paper exhibition, to Feb. 12. Gallery talk 3 Renaissance-era music performed by the Somerset County Environmental Freedom Train," drama about 19th-cen- p m Jan 28; reception 4-6 p m. Jan. 23 Highland Park Recorder Socioty Adults Education Center. 190 Lord Stirling tury abolitionist Harriet Tubman. 3 p.m. PBINTMAKING COUNCIL $10; 6enior citizens and students $5. Rd , Basking Ridge Jan. 17. Admission $8, OF NEW JERSEY BENNY GOODMAN TRIBUTE (973) 335-9489; VILLAGERS THEATRE 440 Ffiver Rd., Branchburg 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 16 www.folkprojeci org 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset (908)725-2110 Watchung HiBs Regional Snger-songwritors from Boston (he) and (732)873-2710, Ext 1 Open 11 am -4 p.m. Wednesday- High School, 108 New Jersey (she). Admission $5. "Laughter on the 23rd Floor," comedy by Friday. 1-4 p.m. Saturday. . Stirling Rd., Warren PLAINFIELD SYMPHONY Neil Simon. 8:30 p.m. Friday and Prints by Laura Moriarty, 1o Jan 21 (908) 753-0190 ORCHESTRA Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, to Jan. 30. Lecture by the artist 2 p.m. Jan 23 Dan Block (clarinet), Mark Shane 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 16 Admission $17 Salufday; $15 Friday, SOMERSET ART ASSOCIATION (piano), Dave Ellson (vibes), Joe Ascione Crescent Avenue Sunday. Discounts available 2020 Burnt Mills Rd. (drums), Frank Vignola (guitar) and Greg Presbyterian Church WESTFIELD Bedminster Cohen (bass). Admission $15 in advance, 716 Watchung Ave , Plainficld COMMUNITY PLAYERS (908) 234-2345 $20 at the floor (908) 561-5140 1000 North Ave. West Open 9:30 am -2 p.m. Monday-Friday; ] BROADSIDE ELECTRIC Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Westlield 9 30 am.-noon Saturday- 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 23 major; Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony (908)232-1221 Juried exhibition ot "Small Wonders." Watchung Arts Center No. 8 in B minor; Massenet's ballet music "Preludo to a Kiss," comedy by Craig Jan. 14-Feb 19 Reception 6:30-8 30 pr Watchung Circle, Watchung from "Le Cid." Donation. Lucas. 6 p.m. Jan. 16, 22, 23. Admission Jan. 14. (908) 753-0190 SOLID BRASS $12. Ellis Paul in concert UNION COUNTY COLLEGE Folk music quinlot. Admission $10 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 17 KEAN UNIVERSITY Ellis Paul, who is characterized at a latter-day Neil Young, will be Tomasulo Gallery, 1033 Wilkins Theatre CHORAL ART SOCIETY Crescent Avenue performing 8:30 p.m. Friday at the Minstrel Coffeehouse in the Springfield Ave , Crantord OF NEW JERSEY Presbyierian Church 1000 Morris Ave., Union (908) 709-7155 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 16 716 Walchung Ave., Plainlield (908) 527-2337 Somerset County Environmental Education Center, 190 Lord Stirling Road, Basking Ridge. Paul Is one ot the stalwarts of the Open to the public 1 -4 pm. Saturday,, • Presbyterian Church (908) 756-2468 "Valley Song," drama by Athol Fugard. 8 Monday; 1-4 and 6-9 p.m. Tuesday- 140 Mountain Ave., Westfiold Works from the Middle Ages to the pre- p.m. Jan. 20. Adults $14; senior citizens, acoustic songwriter performer genre based in the Boston area. Thursday Free admission (906)232-1120 sent with a New Jorsey-based ensemble. Kean laculty/employoes/alumni $10; stu- His tenor voice Is perfectly suited to his well-crafted literary songs Prints by Ftiva Helfond. Jan 22-Feb. 25.J Cantata 131 and a Mass in F major, both Adults $12; senior citizens $8; students dents $6. of love and loss and the full range of the human experience. Reception 7-9 p.m Jan. 22. by J.S. Bach, plus Psalm 112 and $5. MCCARTERTHEATRE Opening for Paul witl be singer and songwriter Annie Bauerllne. WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER Coronation Anthem No. 4, boih by 91 University PI.. Princeton For more Information, call (973) 335-9469. Watchung Circle, Watchung Handel. Adults $15; senior citizens and (609) 683-8000 (908) 753-0190 students $10. "Portia Coughlin," drama by Marina Carr. Open 1-4 p.m. Monday-Saturday NATALIE COLE Jan. 19-31 Admission $44-$18; discounts (732) 932-8482 Crantord "The Pageant of Life," to Jan. 3O. 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19 available. Call for showtimes. "Aquaculture' ol Kit Sailor, to Jan 30. OFF-BROADSTREET THEATRE Feminist diama that is only now premier- (908) 276-9231 State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., New Museums Brunswick CIRCLE PLAYERS 5 S. Greenwood Ave ing in Manhattan. Members £4; non-mem- "Fathers and Sons: Broken Promises, Unspoken Dreams" In motion pictures. AMERICAN HUNGARIAN (732) 246-7469; 416 Victoria Ave.. Piscataway HopewoH bers $5 Adults $7.50; students Iree FOUNDATION www.slatelheatro.com (732) 968-7555, Ext 2 (609) 466-2766 300 Somerset St., New Brunswick "Aspirin and Elephants," romantic come- Daughter ol the late Nat "King" Cole. "Verdict." thriller by Agatha Christie. 8:30 (732) 846-5777 dy by Jerry Mayor. 8 p.m Friday and Admission $45-$25 p.m. Friday and Saturday, to Jan 30 (plus Open 11 a m -4 pm Tuesday Saturday. 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Jan. 22-Feb. DOUBLE TREBLE 2 p.m. Jan 17). Admission $12 evening Saturday, 1-4 p.m. Sunday Admisal 27. Admission $20 Saturday. $18.50 other 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 17 shows, $10 Jan 17 $3. 1860 House ELIZABETH PLAYHOUSE days: discounls available. CIRCLE PLAYERS "Suzanne Szasz: Her Lite and 124 Montgomery Rd., Skillman 1100 E. Jersey St.. Eli/nboth Photographs," to Jan 31. (609)921-3272 (908) 355-0077 416 Victoria Avo., Piscataway SNOW WHITE (732) 968-7555 11 am. Saturday, Jan. 16- CORNELIUS LOW HOUSE/ Seven-woman a capella vocal group "Abo Lincoln in Illinois," drama about the MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM man beloro he bocamo president 730 For winter-spring production of Feb.27 (plus 10 a.m. Jan. Adults $10; students $5: children 12- 1225 River Rd , Piscataway p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 p m Sunday, fi&t "Charley's Aunt." Auditions 8 p.m. Jan. 19, 21, Feb. 5); Forum Theatre under free (73Z) 745-4177 Jan, 15-Fob. 14 Admission $5 Friday; 21. four women and seven men, all 18- 314 Main St.. Metuchen EXCEPTIONS TO GRAVITY Open 1-4 pm Sunday,Tuesday-FrH adults $8. senior citizens and sludonts $6 FREE TIBET: THE TIBETAN 59; British accent required. Readings (732) 548-0582 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 23 Free admission Registration requ other days FREEDOM CONCERT from the script. "Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, it's oH to work we Edward Nash Thealro for groups. GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE (America, 1998) NEW JERSEY go." Admission $8; group rates available. Rarilan Valley Community "Life in the Raritan Valley," to Jan. 29. 7 Livingston Avo 7 p.m. Sunday, Jan 24 RENAISSANCE KINGDOM College, Branchburg CRANE-PHILLIPS HOUSE (908) 725-3420; New Brunswick Stato Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., New Hampton Inn 255 Davidson Ave,, Somerset 124 N Union Ave . Cranford www.rarilanval.edu/theatro (732)246-7717 Brunswick (908) 497097! Mimo and performance with Avner "Tho Sea Gull," standard by Anton (732) 932-8482 (732) 356-1497, Ext. 2 National Historic Sito. a "living musoun* Eisenberg. Admission $18. $13. Chekhov. Jan. 16-Fob. 14 Admission $36- Documentary about the 1997 benefit For 1999 season. Auditions lor singers P. named tn part alter the (amily lor which GOETTERDAEMMERUNG $22; discounts available. Call lor show- rock concert Members $6; non-members and dancers 6:30 p.m. Jan. 14. Auditions Crantord is named Open 2-4 pm. 1 8 p.m. Thursday. Jan, 21 times. $8 tor actors 6:30 pm. Jan. 15, noon Jan. LES BALLETS TROCKADERO Sunday Free admission Gift shop open State Theatre, 15 Livingston Avo, Now PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE MARY JANE'S NOT A VIRGIN 16; callbacks at noon Jan 17. Call tor DE MONTE CARLO 6-8 p m Thursday plus 2-4 p m. Saturday Brunswick Rioukside Dt , Millburn ANYMORE specifics 8 p.m Saturday, Jan. 16 Sunday =:-' (800) ALLEGRO (973) 376-4343, (America, 1997) State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave.. Now DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM Excerpts ol the Wagnor opsra, per- www.papermill.org 7 p.m. Jan 22, 23 Brunswick (73Z) 2-46-7469; 602 W Front Si . Plainfiold lormod by the Now Jersoy Symphony "Up. Up and Away: Tho Songs of Jimmy Scott Hall, Rutgers University, New (908) 755-5831 Orchestra Admission $49-$12 Wobt)." To Fob 7. Admission $60-$33. Brunswick www statetheatre com All-male troupe (rom Monaco Admission Built in 1746 and operated by the $28-$16 Historical Society ot Plainfield Open 2-4 p.m Sunday Free admission BOOK AND AUTHOR BRUNCH Paintings by Gerry Hcydl, lo Feb 7. 10 am Sunday, Jan. 17 EAST JERSEY OLDE T0WNE Tomple Nove Shalom Johnson Park • OIF 250 Grovo Avo . Meluchen 1050 River Rd . Piscataway •. Any Check Over $10 (732) 548-2238 (732) 745-3030 Featuring authors Rich Cohen, Stephen Re-croation ol village Irom the Colonial* Dubncr and Julian Zeli^er Froo admis- BARR0N ARTS CENTER era port ol Raritan Landing Open to tttt sion 582 Rahway Ave.. Woodoridgo public 8 30 a m -4 15 p m Tuesday-Frt V.ilul Al N Pliimlitfd A Somriift Only RABBI AZRIEL FELLNER (732)634-0413 1-4 pm. Sunday Group tours byapp V,ikJMon linn Tn linn! 1 (\m|\>n IVi /pm Saturday. Jan 16 Open 2-4p.m Sunday; 11 am -4 p.m ment ItiWl1 Not V.iliO with onv nttics METLAR-BODINE HOUSE ilid on Hiikl.iyr, } »|wi's .' h\ Temple Both-El Mckor Monday-Friday (closed Jan 18) Froe Chiiyini. 338 Walnut Ave admission. 1281 Rivor Rd Piscalaway (732) 463-8363 Artifacts ot Lonni-Lcnapo Indians and other peoples from the land now knovw iis Piscataway Open from noon-5 p rfl, OFF A//TUV Thursdiiy-Saiurday 1-4 pm Sunday. Any (luck Ovt-r $ 10 TRAILER Adults S2. children $1 1120 Rt II Fast 900 Easton Avenue MILLER-CORY HOUSE 614 Mountain Avo , Wostfield North Plainlield Somerset (908) 232 1776 F.irmliouse built in 1740 in the West (908)791 9355 (732)937-5001 V.iMAi M PUnnli CAMPWlf^J-i ill Mi'n Ituuf'l \ ill "I 1 t\Hi[Hi!lFV Fields of Eh/abcthtown Open 2-4 p m.> Nl'I V.ll'iliV* ,inv Sunday Adults $2, students 50 cents; Not V.ihil i)ii MnUUys i. '¥<«•• .' Jrt !>" January 14-17 children under 6 froo. Leiittiorwork Jan 17 NJ Convention Ctr., ar Mnntntcr, Edison Datne Schools," Jan 24. "Country Mm Itar l-tlpa. Iri I tlpa. w. llM-tlw ML »M4»a Q O R\J\ *g. 1 3 NEW JERSEY MUSEUM Stt ill tftc new >)V Oi diip'jf nitkn. p«f tpv, fifth irtierti, ttitli mti^rv p*m. Ktnuiin tlw m»t OF AGRICULTURE Ccxik College Omelette Route 1, New Brunswick 1 Any (luck Over $ tin- Hoik A Ruit Heaven', l-.tnulv Show ,Siitnii1;i\ i >nl\ M I. ? (732(249-2077 .? Mfpni \j\,tn\o>vd t>v ihiltttxir Whrtit Open 10 am -5 p.m Tuesday-Saturday;' \ i-.it ii-i ,11 tin' show ami CHUT in Mwi a FREli Camping 1 a m -4 pm Sunday. Free admission .'* .\itiyiltftl hi- Siinhtrit Hi aiul I iini/>/(i:/i( >r members Non-member admlsston: Vnlul Al N Pi.iuitieKI A Sun^'ivl \*'\\ dulls $4. senior citizens $3. children4- Umi In Lin''! 1 Ci'.-i'."' ''!•' ot Vrfni witii i"\ '-i'-i-'s tir nn tahnutin Ill-ttl HIM rtkslti: wmr.mciffMti.CMi 2 $2 children under 4 free. Registration ^ Nol VilM O" Holiday. I \\vv* ..' ,'H;H quued for groups

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Show attendees this year will At the ;J2nd Annual New find more than ifiO.OOO square Jersey Trailer and Camping feet of door space devoted entire- Show. ti> he hold Jan 14-17, RV ly to dealers with the newest and deiilers and nnuiuliU'tuivrs will latest RV door plans and design*, display hundreds ofmotorhomes, representatives of campground tnivel trailers, mini-homes, lif'lh resorts from Virginia to Maino, wheels, tout campers, and mure and also on display will be plenty nt the New riorsi'y ('(invention of RV-relatcil products and ser- CVnttTut Kacitiin Outer. vices. First t nne Imvers seeking "RV dealers are coming ofl'ono information almut how to },'<>( of the best years if the decude iU'i|iiaintfd with t he RV lifestyle, with sales ir>-perceiit over previ- as well as f\|>i-iirliccil RVels ous years, and are looking tor- di'siriiif. iolr;ide up for the eom- ward to a repeat in !<>!*!(," said inn fien^on, will have all their Show Director, Jim McLaughlin. i|Uestion-; iinsweri-d al the New Show hours are 1 10 pin. • Jersey Trailer and ('anipirij; Thursday and I'Yiday; II a.m.* 10 Show. l?nili nuvuv ami rsperi p.m. Sat urday, and 1 ! a.m. - ti enceil ca tn]ier^ wi II has*1 at their p.m. Simdav. 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Oevirw." y. a.m.-M p.m. 'I'liesduy-Friday. would be a niee prelude to the (IIIOSIK are welcome to hriutr Dinner: l::i010:H(I p.m. pan-fried squid served with 1 movies, Lar^e mirrors rewem- house murinura sauce), and (heir own wini to I'ompleinent TiH'Nriuy-I'ViriJiy; liCIO-1 ()::t(> hlin^ picture windows add to the stuffed clams. the mcMil. p.m. Knturdiiy; 2-10 p.m. cox.y, warm ittniosphere, ;IB (1(I For dessert \vt- selected Ihe Sunday. Party room avail- preen anil while table acces- Our waitress Sandy explained the night's specials: Tri Colore homemade, clu-esecake with rasp- able. Credit fardM aei-epted. HERB PATULLO'S sories. The dining room is dimly berries and zuhaj,'lione with fresh (•ift certificutcs tivuihible. f> It I- I N H O U 8 E H E !!T A ti RANT lit and accentuated with candles Pasta alia Mnriu/zo with chick- on each table, hut yet not so dim en, onions, sun-dried tomatoos. 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Sides 14 Pc, Chicken x our N$W Menu with muny new atldltimis Chicken Sandwich 11 1 Large Side & Combo at 11 2 Biscuits Private Party Packages for ail ns 11 6 Biscuits ;; reg mm prkt. • Showers • Reception* • Rdiearsitl Dinners 11 (7/K7I /"/• I.until omt Dinner 7 Dtivs a Week 6(HI I', Main Street, Hrlth century choral Kathleen Mealy-Weds worth, treble music sung by thePresbyterian Association of music, including portions works by Uacli, Choir l'«'Mti va I in York iind Hymn Society of America. She 1995. Cantata L'iJ (Out 'of HieLondon, Knglnnd. in the accompanist for the Healy- Wedsworth was Depths), BWV i:j|, find Mass in lli'al v Wi'dsvv'ji Id is widely Somerset Hills Children's appointed as the Srx-ie.ly's b" Major, HWV 2W, and two known in New .Jersey as a (!huriis. director in 1997. works l.iy Handel, i'satm I 12 ii'iilallsl, accomfiiim^l iiml con- The Choral Art Society will For tickets or more infoim;i- and Coronation Anthem No. '1 ductor. She is the minister of present a .second performance tion call (908 i 2.'12-1120. String quartet leads off Calvary Concert Series CRANKOItl) Leading off i|iiality music at alTorduhle and western llavor to their Church at iHUHi 27li-^'llH. the second year of the Calvary prices. quartet, which was formed in Tickets also will be sold ;*t lh<> Concert Series is a Friday The Amahili' Strnif, (jtiarlel 1!MH at the Kut^ers University iluitr on a space availahlc r>;isis. evening performance by thehas appeared ejil in.ive ] y in Mason dross School of Ihe Arts. Other f';d\arv Concert SITU-.-, Amobile String (juarl.et. concert IN New York, New The Aiuabile .String (junrlei performances will include Rlva Helfond's 1940 lithograph. "Custom Made," is an example of her \ The concert will he presented • Jersey. Connect jciil itnd includes Kuotao Mao, violin; Hubert Kdwjn, baritone; jt• zz hy commitment to social realism. a*t Calviiry Litlhpiari Church. Pennsylvania. • leninler Williams, violin; Metij;- (lie Hoh Mcllu^h Trio wit h 1,108 EaHtman Si , at H p. 111 as Individual I v, the incmlier- Chun Chi, viola; and Mikynnr. vocalist Jackie -Jones; aijinntct part of the church's musical are accoinplisheil soloists, win- Lee, cello. for clarinet and strings, IV•ulur'- offering to the com in unity ning compel it ions throughout The program will include mu Mike McDonald ;inil Hut h The five?-concert series ofl'ers the i'inlef llntKii Cdtinty Cotlc^c's starving, batiks wore closing." Sunday, January. 17"' i P.M. Toiniisiilu (iallcry. con.sidt'rs tiit- Hcltimd U-arm-d of the WI'A .nlist who will In1 li'iiturcd in Ihf whiU* studying art fit the Art Musical selections from the Middle Att>es (^allciv's next I'xhilni Students ljt'iiK*H' in New York City. to the Twentieth century will he jwr- Ii«(;mniiij4 Jim. 22. l'lainlitKi Under tin- program shi' W«H first formerf hy tbe'Solid llntss " ensemble of ;n1isl liivii Ht'llund's limit imcdwi M.-IU to llarlciii to U-UL-II children prmi makint; Mill IM> (in displiiy on hiyw to paint. The children would * Ballet • Jazz * Tap * Modern 1 ten brass players and a i>crcnssi' day alU-r SCIUM>I, I lovtHi thi'm,"rt!u' said For her talent and Classes lor ALL ages and levels t inn will feU'lmilo sfvi'ii dwades (if Tickets may he jwn-hitsrd ill the i/i>itr print making during which effort, she was paid 2'AM per wwk. $12. $S for Seniors. S S J Great tunity to teach a outllum she wus Aim UaNun rtvaMttil I Ji'prt'ssion. She was a member oi' bt'Rinning to fxplorr herself t hiVVork* I'n^'n'HH Administration Not only would Helfiind find iWI'Aiart piiijtHt (nun 1JMH until herw>If new to the medium she was 1!tll, during which H\W sought teaching, hut nl«> to the environ- The Theatre at RVCC ^•oi'iitllv ivlrvant issues l<>r her sul^ nient in which she would In- work- A Performing Arts Center in Your Backyard u'l't.-i Tl>i> SiK'ial lif'iihsm depicted ing. Although wKTf^aiion nijjod the i-nvimniMfiit aniuiul her "We lliimi^h America, (lellond found •V"\ the experience of IKMII^ the only Exceptions to Gravity while woman in an all black envi- ronment very positive. In reflect- Avnor the Eccentiic ing iifNtn those days, she has real- Saturday, Jan. 23, 1999 SCUBA ized "that experience turned me fa (^I4f if/\ around The community just /:00 PM .ulopted me It WHH a revelation ." Classes start at the Heltonii cronlod some of her Tickets $13 &$18 following locations: lust work in the WI'A. After that, she experimented with various •Highland PnfkYMHA tyjK's ol media for her art and has always enjoyed the variation. Terrifically Tilly Monday Evenings Beginning Jan. It "lhtterent things happen, it's an exploration," Holfond says. "The ArtsPower •RaMwny YMCA subject matter is a point of depar- Sunday, Jan. 31, Satutday Afternoons tui-e. It's how I interpret the sub- Beginning Jan 23 ject matter." 1:00 & 3:30 PM Ah hough Helfond produces her • Metuchen-Edlson YMCA art thntugh various media, she Tickets $7 Wednesday Evenings finds print making the most chal- Beginning January 20 lenging. "It eludes me," she said. "I have to figure out how to do it, • W&sttieldYMCA explore the potentials and limita- Moon Over Buffalo Wednesday Evenings tions. I like the excitement of it." starring Gavin MacLeod Beginning February 17 Like many artists, Helfond chooses her subjects from the life Monday, February 1, 1999 •Scotch Plains-Fanwood YMCA that she lives and her surround- Tuesday Evenings ings. Helfond uses her experiences 8:00 PM Beginning February 2 during the Great Depression, her Tickets $21 & $26 world travels, and her own emo- tional feeling of the world to create OCEAN EXPLORERS her art. Her parallel teaching career Rt. 28 & Lamington Rd,, North Branch, NJ AQUATIC CENTER began m 1933 and continues to Box Office (908) 725-3420 Fax (908) 526-7890 ISO taf«y«tt* Av« Edison this day. Helfond currently teach- or order on-line at; www.raritanval.edu/theatrG, (In front ol Manto Mall) e< punting ajid drawing at UCC (732)906-8400 when' she has been an adjunct prod ^Mir since 1980. She has oon- ducted private studio classes, i ui^ht advanced printmaking at New York University and, along "ith her husband, managed the ! 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Romance umfjhlventure Live On 'Ice' ilHfund's work in featured in many public and private collec- ! & Landscape Show tions including the Museum of Modem Art and the Metropolitan JAN. 19-24 Muslim of Art in New York City, Continental the Smithsonian Archives of iMorristown Armory, 450 Western Ave. American Art, the National Airlines Museum of American Art, the Boston Museum of Fine Art*, the l i January 15 • 16 • 17 • 18 Newark Museum, and the HVfin>Ni,(51(i) 888-WOO, ( M4) 45-I-.U8S /'immerli Museum. * Jfo Offering The Very Best In Total Home The exhibit will debut Jan. 22 (201)507-8900,(212) 307-7171 I ' Remodeling & Landscape Design with an opening reception 7- 9 p.m. 3-9:30 • Over 120 Professional Compnn >« The Tumasulo Gallery la located on itr I Sat 10-10 • Remodeling & New Construction the first floor of the MacKay ,\ n,is(,IJI|,u iiiK Library on the campus of Union | Sun 10-8 * Cooking Snows & Dcmostrati"at ion. s I*O.\ Oil HI, County College, 1033 Springfield • MOfl 10-6 * Beautiful Landscape Displays Ave. (iiillerv hours are 1- 4 p.m. on Ow Mooctiw Mondays through Thursdays and 1 N. 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HOX 34(X>7 loiiiHki. h'H" plus, wllh similar WO'ilrtnl V,illl"s linuks slnglo CLASS AND INTELEQENT Intelligent, physically lit. LOOKING FOR A FRIEND Single white male, 40. loot's StKikiny a blm:k fiunnlo, III) to DONT BE AFRAID InturtiMs Union troutity fUHfi tuiimlu, MO sornolhlnci, with M yr old, divorced white Enjoys traveling, dancing and Divorce 89 yr old female, younger, seeks slngls white ARE YOU READY? 55, with similm intnniHts BOX 50 yr old, divorced profession- walks. Seeks divorced, white IKTX ,itniii:livt> Ihjurrj, Innilly uilont- female, good sense of humor, al Jewish female, tall, attrac- seeking a nice good male, to lemale 21-35, lor relationship 28 yr old, 6'. 215 ll>. African 12215 male, 52-60, good tense of ml. CIIIMIDM wolaiiTio. BOX looking lor a financially tive, financial secure, very share life with, friend first and I'm nice looking, communica- American mnln with a Ixilcl LOOKING FOR LOVE KINDRED SPIRITS humor, and well established Du YOU Viilui' lin,)i)iniiliiin. ;t/t.!)/ secure, thin non-smoking, confident, giving nature. see what develops. II interest- tive, sincere, and aflectlonate, Itond. bnjoys dining out, shop- 67 yr ohl, turn smokm, noit lor a long term relationship |)l(iyhilnuss, intiillnjoritH, gentlemen who likes classical Seeking a financial secure, ed leave a message. BOX love the outdoors, especially pi!K), Atlantic City ami morn. drlnkm, tlnaiK"lnl'v sorinti, ND FHED ESTAIRE BOX 32510 pstiy<:ot;iuu.al lliiiiMng, luiil- music, dining out, ballet, emotional giving male 50-60. 15744 by riding. BOX 3253C Spoking a black or Hispanic «n|oys d.'incinii, ciuisos. S)oiny 75 yr old. sbilii(i riiovnr; tluiutur nnd calidlO- A BEAUTIFUL SMILEI "SUM ROMANTIC " enjoys walking on Iho beach, rnool you llnJiuly in iut Must be honest, pleasant, children down to earth, and loin) torrn rolntliinshlp I hopn ln]hlilHHKir. Sfmkliiy nslngl^l, Divorced whits female, dark ..Brunette. Divorced white riding bikes, walking in the LADIES. DIAL THAT «l female, attractive caring. home body, well groomed, studying to tie o loachnr. In In horn from youl UOX i'41f>l whllii IIHU.IIH, (iU In BO. hair and eyes, good figured, park, going to concerns, Fun,loving nnd iittni:1ionatH, Looking to meet a man. 46-56, good morals, non-amoker and march of white lomaln, who is " LOOKINO FOR LOVE I roulili) wnlklng su dalulng Is slnijlo Hiftk*. Inmost nmi himl LET'S TALK great smite and personality. In movies, broadwey shows and 52 ytiiu iili! blnylo. wliiti), | out til tho i|unstlon, howevar, who doss not play games. non-drinker, for trtondshlp and ttonusl. and onjuys thn same 36 yr old main, lull, hwul- search ol a tall, divorced white sharing things wilM spociai things tor a serious working, nojoys fishnuj, moltw- l<>SHIOMf!l llt.lld, ti'^", i.* 1 f> lot's iiiiaiu HO much mofb Middlesex county area. BOX more. BOX 34487 sninti. cliiiiii i:ut, hlmulti hnir. malo, SO to 56, clean shaven, 3252B man, seeking somoosio lovmg. ship HOX 3K537 ryi;lun, the outdoors nnil nrtji^y^ tho Kltoifi. din MOXMI43 DANCE WITH ME liUia oyos. Imitl working, nun a goer and doer. BOX 11101 caring, sharing Childran ok IIKlVlllh, hflllllK. lotl(l CENTRAL NJ. DJF Divorced white professional sinokm, honettt imttiiiii, "GIVEMEATRY" BOX 38421 UOX 347H5 Mint IIKIIU In htuirch (if bll'ti, TOUCH OF CLASS 44 yr old, slim, attractive. female, 48. 5*8", non-smoker, i|oys diiiiim (Kit, Atlantic Oily, Iiinijld wtiltn inulo, 36 yr old, iilliitctivii. ;,lii(|li> ni ilwonoii. Monmouth county attractive, brunette. Independent, non- smart, good looks, seeks male I HI OUIIIIKIIH S'10", hUn.k hull, blue eyas. whllo fiHiuilii. 4(1 -!,:', wllti Blrn 63. non-smoking, widowed, smoker, professional, Sookiny a Idiiuilit :*) tu Ln|oy» dnncing, dlnur, inoviftl counterpart (or long walks, Inlouists tor a IOM^I Uirfii ur.incumborod and retlied pro- divorced Jewish male, honest, :ill. nltiuctlvfi, talks, dancing, dining, itilntloniihlp BOX ;U">OII mid quint lltniifl. Soekliig a fessional female, seeks an caring, affectionate. Enjoys friendshlp-and siinjlo wlillo toinnk), 31 la 41, nature, museums, art, music, open, optimistic, flexible, more? BOX " LETS TALK A LITTLE " nor> ainokiir, riodal drinker ok, theater, movies, fine dinning 65 yr olii, [i'«>", t(ifi ll>. adventuresome woman who 32477 tiOX 300CZ and travel. In search of sin- tikvs travel, walking beaches unipkjyntl, vuidt>w(id. whitct. cere single Jewish male 45- Catliulic rniilo ruin TAKE A LOOK and quiet times. Seeking 52, for long term relationship Siniilrt. Jfiwls.h mnle. 42yrold. same for long term relatton- sinokm/drliiluir l.lkits dune- BOX 32488 Ing, inovloB, lliiintnr, 4. intfi'osls, fin IDII{| Itirnt rtilA- average build, tun, intelligent. seeking a single female, who for u (JIKXI fiiniMlship HOX Noii!ihi|) Muiiniuiilli (.ourity, brown hair and eyes. In enjoys partying and cruising S!OX iMIIU) search ol divorced or single, around the Lake Placid area. STAnTINQOVER white, professional male, non BOX 35416 Ulvoroi mnld 59, t.iiiikini) >i IM1YSICAL ATTRAC1ION smoker, educated, easy LETS SHARE Biniill poiitii lixmitii, with IIKI B2 yi i>ld iiuiiH, li'll", 100 lbs, going, humorous, good values intelligent and articulate snmo liilfii(i!.l. iinjnys Iliti cn|(iys iliiilii!| out. shore, who love kids. For friendship lemale Is seeking an intelli- jini.iiiu. s!i()M\ w.itttf, ITt(>Vi()!i, hllM SIMHfir}, OtC. or long term relationship. BOX gent and articulate male. lllinn out II inll:ll'Stl"l :,, U<>\nt yuu *ir«! 47". uducat- share H with someone. Would " WANTS SWEET iiomfjono I i.iin tm\*>y my lifn ml II iiiloni'.liid In Uilklng lo DONTT GIVE UP like to ahare travel, dining, MR RIGHT AND with HOX :i!iW.;i rill) IclVH u lllll'iDHflfl Wllh 52 yr o!d CARINQ 69 yr old white widowed, 56" dancing, theatre, long walks " LET ME BE.. " Miirun (I nil nurnbdf. guoti Uma live lemalo, D'0", 135 23 yr old, (fill, siriylii, iBOb. brawn hair and blue and even longer talks. BOX . Your Surihil L(ji>kinif Utt tit\ tu (.nil HOX ri:i5H't lfc>B, blond« liair Soaking whito iniili) wllh brown ayes, seeking • 45-00 male, 3534S jKfVdflillHIH nit. Sill'jli! Wllltfl Mr Riglit who is a warm hnarl- liali :md nyun. u|xin inliidoiJ STROKE OF LUCK - tov8» going out to trie movies, (.hil'.li.in fiiin.ili.. 30 •,!), who " PRETTY PETITE SLIM " ed gentleman. hartrJsoma and niuj fun kiviiiy f>ntikiiii| :tr, '/i old, suiyid white male, dinning and dancing In Atlantic Vivacious, white Jewish iniituin iTiindnd. MIIII'". wliitn i!. kinlnc iirnliuri.'il. lit flint ui- who enjoys movies, lorn; SUE r:<>i'iitily (jtul)'i, dancing, anil tured, caring, witty, wise, GOLDEN YEAR PLEASURE out. IIIOVKIH. quiol uvriiilnys trmitod vtiry well, |jo',Kltilo U^Ht>i 38, nun-anioklng, You responded to my ad, but 86 plus, non-smoker, who desires a young el heart iiltrm.Mvn Immln wltli Kirniltir Lu. doors, movies, dun tiny, female, 5'4", looking for single single, attractive and down to Iwnab, S3, 6*8", enjoys the- 5*4", full figured and blonde mature minded, strong yet sports, dining out, ijKivnrhH iddopendonl, divarcod (joriile- Call 1-90D 407-6999 white professional, male, non- divorced, white male, one earth female, 26 to 36, with a atre, music, dancing, dining, hair. Ukes sports, the sensitive and can still believe lions, bookstores and mom mnn with irndlNoriul $1.88 per mln. smoker and passionate about woman man, sincere, honest, good sense ol humor. BOX etc. Staking fit, youthful, Yankees, movies, Atlantic City, In dreams. Please cafll BOX Seeking n friendly, honast, Mldwavteni valiKts. Seeking a lift, mature minded strong, yet romanttc, wtio Is a divorced, 34080 FRIENDS FIRST romantic, honest, caring male, cooking and laughter. Seeks 33727 while lemale, 1B- 23, with sim- warm, i.nnny womiin, 30 sensitive, lead with your heart white female, 37 to 46, slim 49 yr old, gay, white mate, 50-08, lor a possible long term single, white male, 26-36, who LORRAINE ALERT ilar Internals BOX 32S89 sometlilng, with an attractive and believe m dreams. I enjoy HOT AND SEXY figure, honett with morale. Lorralm, on 12/2 you left a r/10", 165 ib, good looking, relationship. BOX 24172 knows how to treat a lady. figure, family oiloritud, nnd reading and dreaming. BOX Sexy, young chic, seeking BOX 32540 messayo for S3 yr old, non- OPEN MINDED rtmsuilur, lit A liijiililiy Enjoys Kids ok. BOX 33565 similar background ChiUrori 35292 good looking, llnenclalty smoker, Into physical fitness. White mole, 34. B'. 190 Iba, gym workouts, boclalizlng, NEW YEAR- BEOtNNtNQ HANDSOME FIT * FUN welcome. BOX 329(39 SEEKING MR. RK2HT secure, white, male, to pat. The message was cut of) and very attractive, groal shape, dining out, movies, theater, gs Down to aarth, blue eyed " IN SEARCH OF Single white professional 93yr old female, 50". 130 lbs, pamper and spoil me. I could nol get your phone athletic, down to earth. Seeka wnll as quite times al horns, brunette, affectionate, warm, HONESTY *• male, 37, ST. 180 lbs, non- REAL GENTLEMEN shoulder length Friendship first, possible long number. Please respond to attractive, female, for discreet, S'tftke similar rjay wtills mats loving, Jewish widow desire* 3B yr old. divorced white smoker, athletic, honest, fun- A real gentleman wllh great champagne/blonde hair, term relationship. BOX 32633 mailbox #24 IBS or #35000 casual encounlors artd good 40 to 50 years okl for friend- honest, young at hurt. Jewish female, attractive. sl*e (our, loving, affectionate, romantic, BOX 35000 times, no games, will return aH sense ol humor Enjoys illn- attractive, warm, caring, ship, possible more. MldcHex mala. M to 0», non-smoker. to who enjoys laughing, music. SETTLING DOWN TYPE caring, financially secure. calls. BOX 33003 tnfl, tennis, cooking, daricing, romanttc. outoolng, humof. S S'3", 39 yr old, Hispanic, sin- AGENTLMAN OF CLASS or Monmouth counllai prs- •hire tomorrow's love, laugh- outdoors, dining out and more, Seeks thin, lew than 120 lbs. music and more. Sashing a Mr. right, who l» handsome, fit. gle mother with 2 girls, who 67 yr old, single male, 5'7", A MUST CALL ferrod. UOX 32092 ; tar and happiness. BOX is seeking a single or divorced white female 23-37, non- lemale companion lo Irovel, sense of humor, likes lo walk, likes skiing, fishing, jogging trim, hunk, sensitive and car- Good looking, single, white 32583 white mala, with long hair, Ing, enjoys classical music, dining and hava fun with. BOX DON'T WASTE TIME movies, dance, dme out, trav- and boating. Seeking divorced smoker, to share friendship, male, 20, blond hair, brown theater, museums and the city. 36197 5'B", 140 Ibtt. 31 yrs old, con- attractive and fun loving. BOX el, beach, and quiel times. male, 32 lo 42, who likes the rumanco, and or everlasting eyes, very down lo earth. LATKK SEEKS APPLE Seeking a tingle, non-smok- sidered very outgoing, and 11710 LBSV« ma a msssege. BOX same Ihings. BOX 32514 bliss. Call me, BOX 32640 Enjoys movies, dining out and " THIS MAQIC MOMENT ** Whits, widowed. Jewish ing female, 40 to 48. wllh tlm- just having Inn. In search of attractive, long brown hair, LErSOIVEITATRY 15170 llar Interests. BOX 35444 47 yr old, 6'2", 1U0 Ib, female, non-smoker, mid BO'S. TAKE A LOOK attractive, single, whtte ha Ml eyes, snjoy the beaoli, 30 yr old. divorced, whits, full LETS HAVE FUN divorced, while professional Couch potato latke In search MEN Single, white, Jewish male, FIRST TIME AD lemale, 22-28, who Is under- movies, Iravel, and being figured mom, 5'8\ pretty, 20 yr Old lemale, large college male, brown hair, glasses, of the right applesauce. Lars 48. 56*, 150 b Enjoys come- Single male, 6' 11". 199 tu, standing, caring and down lo horns In front of iho fire place. seeking a single, tall, white student, seeking a male who SEEKING WOMEN smoker, emotionally and try M lor ft days. Who know*? dy OubB. movies, quiet enjoys tha ouWoori, sports, earth. Middlesex County pre- Looking fur lomoorm vary male, who Is secure and has a to have fun, enjoys the the- financially Becuro, loves Call 1 -900-407-6999 evenings st home. Seeks sin- the beach and dining. Seeking lerrecf. BOX 24136 attractive, and lit. Don't wasio BOX 24168 great sense of humor. BOX ater, looking for a friendship music, dancing and romantic $1,99 par mln. gle or divorced Jewish female, an open minded, attractive, tlmo or rnonoy UOX 33803 SEARCH NO MORE 36149 thai wlH term Into a long term single white female. 23 to 34, ROMANCE AND OANCINQ candlelight dinners, too KB WORTH THE CALL... 35-43, trt, with simitar Interest, Professional, 38, 5T, athletic, Attractive, whit* female, In mid relationship BOX 15163 height and weight proportion- honusi, relationship wllli pas- FIT THE BILL? 65 yr old widowed profession- for possible, long term rela- ARE We SIMILAR? ate BOX 3S72S outgoing and fun. Seoki, 28- sionate tall, alender stnglo or WOMEN 40"s, independent, honest, 82 yr old, 8'6". 130 b, f«, tionship. Monmoulri county. 40 yr old divorced, white al male In search ol 55-60 ALL WORK AND NO PLAY 37 year old, single woman divorced white professional •deer*, wNh a great sense of attractive, active female wtth white female wlxi is affection- BOX 32547 who Is trim, Ilkas going lo the SEEKING WOMEN rumor, enloya all aspects of blonde hair. Enjoys dancing, female. 54". honest and Divorced, attractive, white lemulo, 27 to 42, lor Wond- •la, caring and enjoys movies, male, 46, professional, er, 180 gym and Is also professional. Call 19DU 4Q7-SflS9 dining out, travel and more. warm, enjoys dining out, danc- MAN LOOKING FOR LOVE ship, Hfea pleasurns, maul'; Ma. Seeking a white male, 40 Atlantic City, travel and quiet fcs and fit, seeking a single Musi be outgoing and like to $1.99 per mln. Seeking an outgoing, Hand- ing, movies sod walks. Male early frfl's, Mm, average moments. BOX 3i'!/)9 to SB, with similar Interest*. evenings at home, for long Ismale, for a norvserlous, long have fun. BOX 32513 some, fit mala with a sense ol Seeking an attractive single or looking. Loves dancing, old PI ACE youn BOX 24140. term relationship. BOX 10013 term relallon«hlp. BOX 39920 READY FOR ROMANCE "LADY OF STYLE" mtBADIODAYI humor and similar mtsresu. divorced, honest, whttt male music, and dining out. Enjoys Bearded, m/w married, non- 32 yr old single, while, profes- To |>'Hr.« f'Aii trttn til MI Urik calft- ** THE PERFECT OIFT" BOX 34582 with a sense of humor end DGBBW ALERTIII home We. Looking for single LIFE'S BETTER SHARED relKjIous, single, whim, Jewish sional lomale, 5'2", 11C ibn, 41 yr old, eHurlng, fit, divorced, medium build, 49-66. BOX You responded lo maHbox • woman, any age. When call- SO 1/2", 180 Ib, attractive, - STILL SEARCHING « hard working, blsok mala mala, 4f, seeks coHage edu- never married and tio children while, professional female 36164 84185, physically M, U yn ing please leave name and Divorce Christian Hispanic enjoyi ditilng out, movies, cated, Jewish, fsmale soul Enjoyi firm dining, movies, wftfi brown hair. Enjoys New old, on Chrlslm** weekend, number. Also leader of a band mats, non-smoker, for life omotimtn female, 41, S'3", brown READY FOR LOVE working out, dancing and museums, mall shopping and HJH t'utimtma MIKIIN in ImtMy York City, the art*, hiking and and you dU not leave your ol nostalgia music. BOX exploration*. Please enjoy halr/Myia. non- smoker, Single, whit*, widowed more. Seeking a (II female good conversation*. Seeking tt>< Ltineiitt uCm imtim totnypm- more. Seeking a fit, attractive, enjoys movies, shore, travel- female. 41. enjoys rooking, phone numbor. Please cell 326S0 wllh (Imilar Intereite. BOX long drives, movies, muse- lunil nrh>u»*»mmnl$. mndtuah If ums, NPR and poetry. Mtyb* a single, professional main, 32 Itiliiy mm nwikittvly with tin white, professional male, 43 to Ing, dining out Seeking a sin- travel end long wefts on the bock, I would really Ik* to 37589 *rt/tm*»i ol, or impanOm* to, *i JUST DO IT together we'll find somslhtng to 36, with good sense of 81, with thnUar Interests. gle or divorced Christian male, beach. Sesklng a single molt speak wDh you. BOX 12110 I'LL TREAT YOU RIGHT mihtftl»*monlt NJH PubWtMg Handsome, fd, outgoing, extraordinary. BOX 37089 humor, no kids. Prefer Nordic muy. in Itttot* itacmVon, ctungi, Summn area. BOX 130M 40 to SO. non-smoker, stable, who Dices tfvtng tnd receiving Tall, tlsrfc, Handsome, Italian U MIGHT SB ,. romantic, muW-Hngual, finan- or Qqrman gentleman, &OX rtjid or HH»t» nny ptnaml KA i right, mutt be handsome, ms», 63HB. relationship ort- a good looking, 63-fU yr old, ic, enjoys dancing, the out- tt yr old divorced mother of earth, single, while, female, like a IwJy..call. Monmoulh dancing and mors Seeking a ««rto* 3 irinu* am oottt M-l . warm, caring and • good ented. Interests: music, de.no- petite, *Hm, white lomale with r.ounty. Rod Oarik mna HOX doori, ikllng. travel, dining out Th« |bf Pimm 1009 ftMMkHftf one enjoy movies, outdoors for postlble long lorm rotation- lemnlfi. with similar Intnroits tn AiMtnettt W*som Bum* , sense of humor. BOX 38670 tno. Hne dining, travel. I'm similar interest*. BOX 12401 1 and mrjvl«9. Seeking a ilngle refinianing furniture, ok) cart, ship BOX 325B1 BOX 34700 ttatnc, At toon, thm worth H BOX 324B7 lemala, with similar Interests, afmiton.tMo GIVE ME A CALL baseball, antique*, the beach, toom-mr Irom » am IDS pa, Single working female. hiking, etc. Seeking s tall, who Is prepared to be Monthly la Friday Tfm MMW Seeking divorced or widow Christian male that Is emotion- frjitiHirf.nr) and hava a jix*l Pita M tmvafit lo you to NJH tnJ AOnnoml littem male, m their Ms. children ok. arty and financially secure. 29 time Who knows whnrH It Non-smoker, non-drinker pre- 42, shares the same interest* could load to.. BOX 32G1R fer BOX 36722 BOX 34053 FREE Printed Ad FREE Voice Greeting FREE Message Retrieval d* January 15, 1999 B-6 Record-Press Enrichment Center winter classes filling fast Vendor space available for _- WESTFIEIJ) - The Enrich ori for these classes. Study .skills, es in both areas. With small class employ elementary, middle, and men I Center ofWostliold, n full ser- taking wkilLs, Jr. SAT, and other sizes, teachers are able U) individu- high school teachers who have spe- Best Chefs Mght, auction " vice tutoring and enrichment com- challenging and exciting classes are alize during these classes. Students cialties in their subjects and grades to meet the learning requirements WESTFIELD - Vendor ^pace is still available for the 4th Annual pany, still has spaces available in available fbr the.se students who are pay per class as they attend so as Best Chefs Night a.nd Silent Auction sponsored by the Washington m£s&tr ol' ita winter/spring classes .still eager to learn. not to burden parents financially of all students." The new SOS program includes: Rock (Jirl Scout Council. The event will lie held at the Westwood, 4^8 which will be starting within the The Enrichment Center of College Board materials are used so North Avenue, (larwood, on Monday, March 15 from 6-9 p.m. next two weeks. Several clasps Westfield is expanding its SAT that the students are learning and .study skills, organizational skills. schedule to accommodate the grow- practicing with real SATs. The homework help, confidence build- Vendors provide samples in advance, $40 at ne£e and Machines, one of many sci- WestJield, surrounding towns, and the door. Attendees must lie over 18 and business attire is requested. from surprising distances," said A new individual program begin- i'rivaU' tutoring is available by ence courses; phonics/reading on Foe more information, or tickets contact Debra Lampert-Rudman, Vftri^d levels; Spanish; creative Khoda Asch, The demand lor class ning immediately, SOS (Student state-certified teachers in all sub- space is great since The Enrich- Over-All Support), is available fbr jects and at all levels, including hon- Fund Development'Public Ftelalions Director, VVRGSC, 201 Grove St. kindergarten classes, including Fast, Westfield 07090 or call (!K)8 » 232-:iZ36,ext. 209. math, science, and reudinp; math for ment Center's class size is only four- all grades. This individual program ors and Advanced Placement cours- every level student, including pitted eight students. is geared to the student, lie (s)he es. Teachers will use the students find talented and several girls only The Enrichment ('enter has a gifted, ADI), in need of remediation, text as well as supplement-al mate- sections; and creative wriUn^. unique strategy aixml the SATs or is not working up to potential. rials. All of the teachers at The •'•' Fbr middle school students the and the students taking the SATs. The Enrichment Center's state cer- Enrichment ('enter are state certi- Learn the meaning of life fied and experienced in their spe- Enrichment Center's GEPA picpa- "Students can always spare one tified and experienced specialty The center is located at 418 teachers are able to help eliminate cialty areas. WEHTFIELD ration classes in math and English hour to come to a class on any given Internationally accUtimed Central Ave, next to the West dt£H have a fewspot s open. The pop- day, but it is more difficult to find parent-student schoolwork con- The Enrichment Center's win- Coast Video store. Ilictw. ter/spring brochures listing classes er, author and scholar, Dr. ular gifted and talented classes for the time to attend a three-hour ses- Yitzchok Block Ph.D. will be the Reservations are preferred but middle school include: Mock Trials, sion," said Elaine Sigal. Asch, a partner at The Enrich- for students in kindergarten through 12th grade are available. guest lecturer at the LJnion not required. There is a suggested Physics for Fun, Analogies and Classes run for one hour and are ment Center, said, "it is difficult at County Torah Center in Westfield donation of $5. For more informa- Mental Math. Call The Knmhmont offered in math and verbal. times fbr one person to teach all For information or to register, call (90H) 654-0110. Jan. 18 at H p.m. The title for his tion call the center at (908) 789- Cetrter to determine if a child qual SI udents do not have to tidte class- grades and all subjects well; we talk will be 'The Meaning of Life." 5252.

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"Hie lecture, titled All About Money, co-authored a book titled The There will be a pre-dinner will be held on Jan. 21, 7M0 p.m., in ('artvr Economy. gathering commencing al 6 p.m. the Chapel of the I'nwhyterinn Melloan will bring not only his and dinner will be promptly Church in Wentfteld. Refreshments extensive experience to hear on the served at (i:3O p.m. The guest will follow. subject of money, but also the phi- speaker for the evening will be Melloan, whose position at the losophy he espouses for the Deputy First Assistant Journal \a deputy editor, interna- Journal, which haw l>een summed Prosecutor Richard Rodbart of tional, is responsible lor the. editor- up a.s "Free Men and Free the Union County Prosecutor's ial pagea of 77ie Wall Street Markets." Office, who will speak about the Journal Europe, headquartered in The lecture series, sponsored by 2O00 computer age and the pro.s- Brussels, and The Asian Wu/l the WesUIeld Foundation and the ecutur's office. Street Journal, based in Jlonf,' Westfield Y, will include talks UCLSA is part iof a tri-level Kong. He supervises these editori- about culinary history, music, association involving legal sup- al page activities from the astronomy, and many other sub- poet stall' as it is affiliated with Journal's office in New York. jecls. Its first lecture held in the New Jersey Association of With four decades of experience October featured a forensic anthro- Legal Secretaries as well as the in various capacities at the pologist. Admission for each lec- National Association ol" Legal Journal, Melloan has covered ture is $f> and tickets can be pur- Secretaries. The NJALS will con- many stories. Among them are the chased ahead of time at the duct a winter board meeting in Six-Day War in Palestine, the Westfield Y or immediately before Piscataway at the Wyndham Biafran War in Nigeria, and the the lecture at the door. The Chapel Garden Hotel, Jan 22-24. Kosygin economic reforms in the of the Presbyterian Church in Seminars and networking oppor- Soviet Union. During his five-year Westfield is at 140 Mountain Ave. tunities will be available. residency in Brussels when he wa.s For additional information, call One need not be a legal secre- first appointed Deputy Editor, Dave Mueller at the Westfield V, tary to attend the monthly meet- International he supervised the: ing. Clerks, receptionists, typists, office managers, and municipal Reading and government employees are Metro Rhythm Chorus welcome to participate. One can can be fun attend without any obligation to become a member. Full-time stu- Students at Jefferson School in dents pursuing a law-related Westfield celebrated National debuts on First Night career, can join (student member- Children's Book Week and WESTFIELD - Metro organization for women, Swed ships are available for a fee of Rhythm Chorus of Sweet Adelines was founded in ]94fi. American Education Week by participating In an evening $19 a your ). This is an op port uni- Adelines International made its Members perform and compete ty for young individuals to obtain public debut at Westi'mld's First in choruses and quartets on a story time. Teachers read sto- ries, fables and poetry to stu- information about on-guingsemi- Night celebration on New Year's regional level, with the winners nars which art* conducted on the Eve. eligible for international compe- dents while parents gathered in the library for coffee and a pre- county, state and national levels. The group recently became a tition. Metro Rhythm is fortunate For further information to have Jo Lund, an international sentation on reading strategies chartered member of Sweet by librarian Darla Bonavita and regarding this monthly meeting, Adelines after a long process quintet champion, as their musi- membership or the annual schol- cal director. basic skills Instructor and which included passing the rigor- achieve reading coordinator arship program, contact local ous musical standards of the Sweet Adelines promotes har- June Gleason. Pictured above M cm bur shi p/Miirkel ing organization. mony, friendship, self-esteem and are teachers Patricia Gentesse Chairperson and UCLSA Vice Metro Rhythm presents a a sense of belonging among and Michael Carver reading to President Susie Mack nt the law capellu renditions of songs from women of all ages all over the first-graders Alison Ricardo, offices of Craner, Nelson, Satkin the 1890s to the 1990s, nrran^ed world. Phillip Russo, Caroline Fahey. & Sehiw. PA.. :»2O Park Ave., for women's four-part harmony in The organization perpetuates Lauren Posluzny, Melissa Scotch Plains. (!)08) ;j22-2333, Barbershop style, performed in and enhances the barbershop Riegel and Diana Rogut. orwrite to Husie Mack at P.O. costumed, choreographed produc- music art form, one of only four Teacher Joann Jacobaon (left) Box 24, Kenilworth, NJ 07O33- tion numbers. forms of music native to the explains the significance of the 0O24. Sweet Adelines choruses regu- United States; the others are Caldecott Medal Winner label larly entertain at civic events Dixieland jay./, the cowboy song on her favorite children's book, and charitable functions. Metro and the American spiritual. "Where the Wild Things Are." Scholar will Rhythm recently performed ;i For more information call benefit at Senior Quarters Janet Miinfredunia, membership Retirement Residence in chairwoman, (908) 6/54-8641, or give lecture Cranford, bringing some holiday e-mail her at MANFRKIX) cheer to the tenants. NIAC'r'OSTHOX.CSl.CUNY.EI) A non-profit music education LI. on philosophy WKSTFIELD Internationally acdaimod lectur- Series of billiard tournaments er, author and scholar Dr. Vitzchok Blink Ph.D. will be the Love Life Slipping tfuest led mi1 r at the Union help develop strong friendships County Torali Center in WeBtfield Through Your Fingers? on .hin. IK al K p.m. The title lor SCOTCH PLAINS At .I&J were prominently pasted, which end of faeh match a J'rirndly his talk will he "The Meaning of Milliards, playors of ru'dily all was a significant incentive as luindshuko wns nflcred by thr Life," cultures, ITIH>I1S, ni'iuU-r IIIHJ ;i|;cs players vied for recruit ion. winni'i- as the disappointed loser The center is located lit 41H rwtMilly finiiju'tcd for fun, pri/.cs I hiring tin1 last two weeks of niiiuu^i'd a smile. Central Avc. next to tho West by responding to these Women Seeking Men ads and trophies in a serifs nl pool |ilay, two si>paiate tournaments As the tournaments pro- Coast Video s(nri». were held. 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He I HO It) blown him arid him! eye;., Oivotct'c) or willow ninlf. iti Ihnr genuine respect for each olher. and a similar contest between Murphy, Scotch I'lains won tirsl ALL ABOUT SINCERITY seeking u 45 60 miln lovot i^ now professor emeritus. His 3$yr old. oriented. wtuUi li>m;il iiio mnvics. dinning , non-ilrinkor piolur iiox aow i special areas of interest are enjoys tonj wailks. movies nruj init il.ini ing il) Ail&nlK: C'ly dUo niinients allow iu>vii es lo cuni- players went to Hill Benin i. Plain field, musounis looking lor t\ kind, nilMewyoik HOX 3606/ A1TRACTIVE ITALIAN Aristotle and Wittgenstein. Or. con&idorale male wiifi sumlni SO yi did !1;ilwn fomalt), SO", vury pcle on ;i level playing field wild (hiring tournaments, players mid rliHI Woody. The internu'diiite Warosl. BOX 40b44 ATTENTION titlr.iclrvu l-n|oys Iravfil, cooking, final was won by .Josi'ph Caruso, Ulock lius publisheci numerous You wspondadlomy nd, but you* romantic clutcrs Soelung a miiie skilled players. 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It that bothers Kverlv. the lack of the Westfield High boys basket- 8-1 Farmers have a rather large his quickness," Basketball Monday. seemed like they wen1 relying production from anyone other ball team has a few wins under presence down low, Rob Zink- Everly said. "I "They had on the offensive boards for than bis main returning veter- its collective belt, Head Coach owitz. who took Langton to school think Torn tan their doubts their offense.' ans. Kevin Everly feels comfortable in last year's clash. Senior swing- negate him a lit- for a while, Senior Maurice Hoatwrighl Aside from the (luce seniors, putting some weight on hia man LaForest Knox is Union's tle bit, and if he can't we'll go In a but we really only have been blocked a shut in the lane at no Ulue Devil has scored more seniors' shoulders. biggest scoring throat, but the zone." out ol one game." Everly said. "I the buz/.i'i' to preserve than si game. And that's exactly where offense goes through Zinkowitz The time is right liir West field think they're getting their con- West field's win over Shaba//., l And that total was readied once. much of Westfield's fate will lie, first. Langton has been triple- to reassert itself as something fidence hack. and lie paced the Devils with \ J "They i Union) are really most notably on those of6-foot- teamed on occasion this season, other than an also-ran. After los- "1 don't know what happened points, going to give us a great defen- 9, 280-pound Tom Langton, Everly said, but has still man- ing their first five games, the (against Shabazz, f>-2 going 1 Langton scored l.'t points sive and offensive outing," when the Blue Devils host aged to average a double-double Devils have won two of their last into the gauu )," Hverlv said. and senior guard I'ele An/olone Kverly said. "It's really going to Union, the Watchung in points and rebounds. three, after a big win against "We didn't play out of our added 11. Against Nutlev, it come down to the other players." Six named to Clear the lane: Union County Baseball Woodward is Hall of Fame Chris Itaran ol'('ranlord and Shannon Wagner of Westfield will be among those honored when the Union County back on track Baseball Association hosts its (i.'lrd annual Hot Stove Dinner •YMCHBEVENSEE lines (during football) when <>:;i0 p.m. Wednesday at RECORIM'ltKSS you're such a big part of the L'Affaire Banquet Center on team. I drove my Mom crazy. I Route 22 Kast in SCOTCH PLAINS - Blair kept asking my Mom, 'When can Mountainside. Woodward in clearly over the I go to the doctor's?' I love run- pain, both physical and mental. Patrick J. Sharkey and ning around again. I've been foot- Charles Siginuiul Jr., both from the injury that wiped out ing pretty good." his senior football season. Cranford residents, also will be Woodward said he received honored when the UCHA Woodward, a senior at Scotch medical clearance just before the inducts six men into Ihe Union Plains-Fimwood High who Thanksgiving Day football game County Baseball llall of Fame, missed most of the 1998 grid sea- against Union. He grades himself aon when he tore the medial col- The inductees are Hubert. A. now at 100 percent — the compe- Catullo, Thomas J. Dillon, lateral ligament in his right leg tition would surely shudder if he on the third play of the second Frank "Sonny" Palmieri, was not and expects a big year Donald D. Schmidt. Sharkey game, has rebounded to the level in track. The only thing keeping where he left off last spring. and Siginiind, him back was a knee brace which Former New York Yankees His victory in the high jump at he had to wear during football. the Polar Bear Invitational at reliever Sparky Lyle will be Drew University Dec. .'JO, where "The injury he had was not a the guest speaker. he leaped 6 feet, 8 inches, makes serious injury,"said Scotch Plains Lyle, a mainstay of the greut him an automatic threat to take assistant coach Rich McGnff, Yankees teams that won the the Meet of Champions crown who handles the. sprinters and 1077 and 78 World Series, is away from Millville's Kaffucl hurdlers. "During the time he nuw managing the SomerHot Craig, the defending champ. was injured, his lateral move- Patriots of I tie independent On Jan. fi. Woodward single- ment was off, but he could still At la nt ic League. handedly kept the Raiders in the move forward. When he got hurt, Tickets arc $-'iO, with pro- boys team race at the Union he didn't -sit around and wait. He ceeds going to Ihe summer County Relnyn Jan. fi at kept working." Union County Youth Leagues Elizabeth. He chalked a 6-6 high Woodward said he. came to all in Wariiiaiicd Park, and to col- jump (he teamed with Mike the football practices, re-habbed lege scholarships for deserving Franzone to win the event) and with the athletic trainer, and baseball and sol'tbull players. ran a 24.5 split as the anchor on basically watched and waited. For tickets call the Union OF.OHCil t'ACCII [ [ O/Hi CORN PHf SS < 'onill v Division of Parks and the winning H80 relay; he caught And oh yes, he worked out in that Scotch Plalns-Fanwood senior Blair Woodward, here leading off the shuttle hurdle relay at tho Union County Roaelle und Plainfield on the way hulking knee brace. Recreation at I DON I 5H7-49OO. Boys Relays Jan. 6 at Elizabeth, has returned to top form after missing most of the football season due to an Barnn, now a freshman at to the finish. He also anchored "I was just keeping in shape, MCL injury. the Hecond-pliico shuttle hurdles watching and learning." Montclair Slate, will be hon- ored with the Kdward Cooper quartet. Woodward said. "Hut that was the 100 hurdles and fifth in the lime out, il was Ihe lust time he have junior teammate Nathan pretty frustrating. I was not hav- Memorial Award for the top There is u saying that ubsence 100. At the Meet of Champions had taken a full approach at 1 lie Jones the same Jones who male scholasl ic al hlcte. makes the. heart grow fonder. It's ing any fun, trust me." he placed second in the longjimip bar, lie had practiced three gaim-d more than 1,00(1 yards not hard to imagine staying out Now Woodward's back, and the Baran batted .-ifiO and was and fourth in the high jump. times, and that was in a gym." rushing once Woodward went named second-team All-State of competition made Woodward track community can't help but Obviously, the bar has been down as a (ruining partner. yearn to come back with a notice, as the senior aims to set Without sensational sprinters while playing second base for vengeance. new standards at Scotch Plains. raised well above those achieve- Karl .Jennings (Tennessee) and "I used In try to keep up with Cranford High last season, and "I was really ready to do As a junior Woodward picked ments, based on bow Woodward Adam Howser. Woodward said he Ihein," Woodward siud, 'but this helped lead the Cougars to the track," snid Woodward, bound for up a ton of points for the Haiders has raced out of I lie gate. has replaced the motivation vear I'm trying f<> set my own Norlb Jersey Section 2, (iroup the University of North Carolina at the (iniup M state outdoor "I havt1 not had anybody as offered by his former teammates pace hecausi* people are looking .( li mil and a 2 12 record. on a half-scholarship noxt fall. "It meet by winning the high jump good as this kid," Mc(iiiff said. with the motivation Ihal he is Up to me jlisl like I looked up to Wagner will receive the was hard to watch on the side- and long jump, placing fourth in "When he cleared (i-H the first now I be Raiders' lender He clues t hem." Miiiiyas/. Brothers Memoriul Award for top female scholastic alhlHo. She helped West field 1,0 the Union County Tournament Westfield girls dunk Essex swim champ Montclair championship last year by not Westfield Hifjh girls swim- tional," Torok said. "Their coach unbeaten slreak at lour each posted 1 I points. allowing a run. Now attending ming Head Coach Bev Torok fig- said her kids were at least two "Shaba/./ is a top 20 team. The ICK HOCKIIY Ihe University of Delaware, ured Montcliur !o lie one of the Westfield seconds slower than Ihe county score ended up being 20-25 The f>-7 Blue Devils arc enter- Wagner finished with a lfi-R state's heavyweights following relays. They wen1 good in the points, bul we trailed by eight at ing a critical juncture in Iheire record, a l.'(!l KKA and u bat- that team's recent championship High School county. You can't fake those OIK1 point," Hansel' said. "I do schedule Friday's match with t inn average °l ,'IH(i. performance in 'he Essex County Roundup tinii's." want lo play well against learns Chiton was postponed due to Award winners also include swim meet. Weslfiehl docs not have anoth- like that. I wanl the girls think- iiiclftnenl weal tier 'no resched- Herkclev Heights' Ornig On Tuesday, the Westfield er final meet unl il Jan. 2[> and no meets for three can bent Ihe teams not in the top Coach Brian La Font aim- said he Award; Kvcttc Hroderick of sured up to ntie »f the best tennis anchored the first-place ZOO free weeks. The Union County 21).' " would have liked lo have played Railway, for the Joseph R, in (he stale, winning 102-oK. relay (Saul, Chrissy Kchwebel, TourmitiK'iit is scheduled for Fub. The Shaba/./, game was the I bat game with some heavy Louihardi Award; and local Junior Jesse Cnxson, who was Frompling, Cox.scm; l:5.'1.20). f)-(i at Klizabeth. Fib. 5 is the div- beginning of a four-game road weight mnlrhups coming up. businessman Tom (lassler, for one of only two New Jersey swim- Hchwebel won Ihe 200 free in ing portion of the meet and Feb. fi stretch for the Devils, who were "If we had played Clifton and the Jerry Molloy Service Award, mers to win an event at the 2A)H.W) and the 500 free in swimming begins !) a.m. to play at Cranfonl Thursday bealen them, we might have To be inducted info the Pirate Invitational Saturday, was 5:27.09. Saul won the 200 IM in "What I'm hoping lo do is train Wi'stfiotd travels to Union some momentum going," said La Union County Ham.'bull a double winner again, and 2: Hi.JKJ Chrissy Romano won the. hard, gel into yardage, and use Saturday and at Linden Tuesday. Fontaine, whose Devils host Association Hall of Kama, helper] two first-place relays as 100 backstroke in liuUSJ.'l. that as a preparation lor coun- Both games are slated for f p.m. Summit and Bayonnc Tuesday members must have had 10 well, (hiissy Sehwohel wns also "I bud it Hn-HO going in." said ties," Torok said, Shubn/.z 52, Wcwtfluld 27 and W('dix'S(iay, respectively. years baseball experience and a double-winner. Torok, figuring on the final score; t;iKLS BASKETBAJX The Bulldogs made the difference "The competition is really ule.p- must have been retired from Coxson won tin1 ,r>0-yard after looking at her swimmers' Wi'Htlie-ld High girls basket- by ontscoritig the Devils Hi-fi in ping up now, so the next two the game for at least 10 yearn. freestyle in 2fi.HU ami the 100 times ami those of Montclair's ball head Coach Kathy Hauser the first uuarter and Hi-fi in the games will be a big measuring Union County Hall of Fanners free m fW.2H. She swum third on after the Essex County meet. said she was not ton concerned I a Hi, Senior Liz McKeon led stick, The next three gnmes include I IIIIHKIC'H Phil Rizzuto the winning "JOH medley relay "It's not always easy getting about the WA-'Al whipping Wt'Slfield with a game-high 20 i including Wednesday's game Jake Wood of Klmibeth, A] team (Ashley Saul. Katie psyched up for a dual meet, espe- Shaba?,/, administered .Juri. 7, points, while Shaba/./.' Nefeteria against Don BOHCO) could make Snnlnrini of Union nnd Riirtliolciuiew. ('nxson, Kitty cially after winning an invita- even though it spoiled the Devils' Franklin and Shancil Uandnlph or break the season." Mou nl a in side's Jeff'Torhorg.

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WestfieU at Scotch Plains, 4 p.m. Irvinglon at Wesllieid A p m Relays 9 a m at Princeton lea Hockey SATURDAY, JAN. 16 TUESDAY, JAN 19 Bayonne at Wesllield, 8.30 p m more offense for Raider cagers Boys Basketball Boys Basketball Indoor Track Scotch Plains al Kearny. ?pm Scotch Plains a\ Plainficld. 4pm Scolch Plains, Westfield at Union County Scotch Plains-Fanwood senior Union at Westlield, ,'pm Girls Basketball Girls Championships, 6:30 p.m at Elizabeth Girls Basketball Plainlield at Scotch Plains. 4pm Ron Jenerette was wondering Swimming "K#amy at Scotch Plains. 2 p m. WobtfielrJ at Linden. A fi m aloud what it would take tor the Wesltlekl at Union, 4pm Ice Hockey Weetfleld boys at Oelbafton, 4pm lx>ys basketball team to u.se their Swimming Summit al WestliekJ. 8.30 [) m Bowling .Scojch Plains. Westfioid boys at Pirate Sflmming Scotch Plains vs. Summit, 3 30 p.m.. Union inside game to it-s advantage, espe- lijyttatlonal at West Windsor, 9,30 a m Scotch Plains al Mitlljurn. 8 \> m Lanes cially against overmatched U-ani.s. Cranford arrived at Scotch Plains -Jan. 7 without a player over (i-foot-2 and Htill managed to rip ofl' Performance at Pirate swim meet a huge opening lead en route to a 59-49 victory. The frustrating part for Jenerette was he felt the jjuts Devils' Coxson ahead of pace Raiders' inside game was not used enough. ByMCHBEVENSEE lli«i!5U0at the Pirate, edging Scarlet times, right after Christmas when Aquatics (eliminate ('lirissy Miller tniining iw the hardest. I don't "We didn't come to play like we KKt'ORI) -1'HKKS know why I'm way ahead." did in the second half," said in Ixith events. Milter, swimming fbr JenerelU:, who grabbed 16 boards, WESTF1EL!) Jl. irtfiy \*. time Hunterdon Cctidal, had tlic /antor The exceptional times nn- no six of them offensive, logo with his for WtiHtfield f litfh swimmer .Jesse preliminary time in I ho HOO, and il uke. It is more likely that all those i;j points. "I'm happy with my (^oxson tf) traah her prost-anon (joals. lost the rare liy .01 seconds. days Hwimming double practices rebounding, but I'd always like to • After HurprminK her dub Ustm- "I knew ( 'hri.ssy was K'»in^ '° f*; has paid ofl fbr Cuxsori. Each day, 1 (,'et the ball mure. It waH 1'ru.stratinK (Jiatiiurul the rctst ol'thf field ii< (lit; then , and I didn't expect to lake she practices with the W«ntfield knowing that I could beat those Piratjp Invitational Saturday l»y first place in anything," ("oxson team 1 :.'J0-i'l:.'10 p.m., then has a kiw." ginning two events, the 200-yanl said. "We swim together in ciuh hrit;f reprieve hefore Hwiniming und'500-yurd freestyle, ('oxwm, a practice, and I know her times and with the Scarlet Aquatics (i:.'50-9 jUnibr, now f wantw winning altitude." lias ofl'from .school practice, hut the Scotch t)> dp in the Meist of (Jhiimpioh.s, What IxnJes well lor ( 'oxHOtl in two-a-dayM, lik(i football, may have • "I'ni not HU|)|M>Ki>d In IK- swim tliiit swimmer* use tin- I'inile meet struck a certain nv.rve. Perhaps High School tiling the? limes I am now," ('oxson to ^iiu^e 1 heir jinifjreKs ill t hin point tilings are r>eginning to click. Roundup Huid."I KUt-'HH I want to IM! top fiv<' in nf the sea.smi, and the Blue Devil ("oxHon said »he fitu in home- Hoth." junior has seemingly ^oii-t-n a head work and nludie.H whenever she • CoxfKm, who placed eighth in the start wince ('hrist mas hreak. can, hut in her hectic winter sched- Raiders Head Coach Willie i^OO free und ninth in th« f>(HJ ficc at "I swam a 5:07 in the JJOO and ule, there's not much time for too Lconardi acknowledgud the team last year^ MOC, should figure on at tiHiiiilly at this time of the season I much ol.se. She in huny preparing has failed of" late to recognize its lfeast matching her now goals, if not can't get tlial.'Haid ('oxson, whose herwlf for the postHeason, and thtt strength*), i.e. a dominating exceeding them. Kite Hwam a personal !x'st is r>:O.'S. 'This is usu- Pirate meet was a determined Htep inside pruHuncti, and the team J:57.48 in this 2W and a 5:O7.H9 in ally the hardest titn<> to makt; in thai direction. has not pluyod up to its potential in many fucett*. "Our guards don't do a f;od oil'I he shuttle hur- said the team lost starters Kate gin, with i<:.>l to play. Minutelli dles team (Woodward, Nathan Kfighner and Nikki McCoy tu then sandwiched a jumper Jones, Anthony Carey, Franzone). injury in the second half; they did between a pair of 111ree-pointers which finished one-tenth of a sec- not return to the game. Mct'oy. in a two-minute span to clinch ond behind event champion win) still managed to pace the the Ctuignrs' win. The Haiders, I'lainlield, in .'!2.1 seconds. Had the Haiders with 16 points, bruised who had a HH-2<> rebounding 1 Raiders In'aten I'lainlield in that her shoulder and her return to tht edge, wen jusl 4-i'or-ll shooting raif, they would have tied lineup is probahle. Keighner rn;iy in the fourth quarter. 1'Iainfield for the team chanipi- have sulTered a dislocated or lr;u- Deeds Scotch Plains 57, Kahwny onship with •if) points each, tured finger, Homm said, and her 54 ._ The Haiders led by 22 I'la infield emerged as the immediate return is uncertain. entering the fourth quarter, and champ with 17 point.s. Klizalu'tli "It was nice to see us hanc improved to 6-4 only idler hold- followed with 11, and Scotch Plains around without those two in the ing ofl' Railway's MO-11 effort in had lit. game," said Homm, who compli- the final slimzu Tuesday at The winning HHU relay Jones, mented Courtney dray and Niipv.i home. Ben Martinez led Sl'-K ) Coles, Carey and Woodward (ilover for filling in nicely tit with '22 points and James Allen limshed in 1:-IM.!>.The mile relay- Feighner and McCoy, respectively Osborne added 1-i points. also placed second i ;{:">•!.(H Ivhinci 'They were up the whole gunn1 Shubazz 55, Scotch IMainn the i •Hurls of Wood ward, Junes, I); in and we actually t<»ok a four-point 51 The Raiders lost then sec- Harrison and Demon Aberdeen. lead late in the fourth quarter' ond close decision in as many The distance medley relay I Nick Shaba/z 61, Scotch Plains games JSaturday against the Kliisiavii. Andrew Klko, AlK'ideen, 2H Nefeteria Franklin lon.litil Hulldogs, who won a triple over- Pete Mnskoi took linirtli it> 12:'J.r).;i. tlie Haiders for 17 points ami time decision l7O-o'9> Dec. I!). tli«'iwo-niile relay iKIastava. Klko. Shiinelle Uantlolph added 1"' Hen Mart me/ scored 1 fi points Hob Wallden, Mike Dixont was fiiUi points as Shahazz ran oil'to an Is Sell your Used Car, Truck, Van or Motorcycle for the Raiders and Janus Allen m H: l.r>,5, and the sprint medley 1 start. Kate Feighner led thi- Osborne liati \2 points, starting learn (Dixiin, .iamil Cule, Justin Haiders with seven points, whili- center lion .leneivtle was held to (•it'iii. DiiiTvl Coxson i was sixth in leading scorer Nikki McCoy w.i> 4- LillCS just I XT county, per week three points. Scotch Plains (M.S. held scoreless for the first \\i:2-l ni ( \ilillltfZ4il linr\ ori/i I.' v nine going into the The Raiders hoys and girls the game and finished with tour ( IHXIM wliitli i omiln-. will MI- >ollr ail: final tniarti-r. Hart .linxlan led teams will head for (he NJSIAA points. linton (kuintv Mlildk'si'v. (.minU • SdiiH'fsri llmiiity • Wurrcn (loililly Shaba//, with ]>i points und Asnn Stale Relays Sunday at Princeton, Cranford 43, Scotch Plains IVterson uddid 12 points and the girls si]itad will compete in 37 .Jeannie McCoy and K.iir 99 INDOOR TRACK the Union County C.irls Feighner each paced the visiting Give Me A BIG WHEEL DEAL i Connly Covi-mgi- lor Onlii>y $49. The Raiders boys team came Championships i'y.'AO p.m. Hinders with nine points .Jan • (Prtvulr Par1> AihtrlKfr. imh • Our hint lur suit |«r m«(i>nu'i • Mu»l be within a whisper of winning the lirrpaJd) Wednesday at Kli/al>eth. 1'iit Cninford erased « six-poitii Union County Relays Jan fi iit (JIRLS BASKETBALL halftime deficit with a \2-i'i tluni I !nmn gained t he only edge in ,» i|iiarter to tie the game: (if Senior Hlnir WiHtdvvaiil was lln> nip-ami tuck basketball game Cougars out scored the Riiiders lil individual star of thi' me»

Hot Stove otfars Sparky, : mail tall in iho third period and DeroK Frarv.i. Hall of Fame Inductee* tytc ,i m,nnst;iy ••! Un. IQ,,.{\ S'iinKp»>s if.mw P won t^ forfeit Yoav Nudell. Gorshon Zetxids '•'- furnim NewYc^fKYanMM^K rt>ltM>r SpaiK\ 1 v"I*^ 1fi.lt wo" ttio iy 7 ,iii(i 'B Woikt Series 4S r».A W.ilker. Jason Vitlnne and Ray MosKnl all wrr •'•• ••' will be ttio quesl spivikor <»l Iho EiM amniiii UUKXI maiwanxj ttw. Somerset PtilrKils ot ttw ux1t'(*n- tight matcrios but eventually toll to then oppo11-'"11 County liasotxill Associatioo Hoi Stovo Dinnor ifcnt AtMntic LeagiiO The Raiders squad is guided try Head Coach U i • Order Toll I'rvd aixl Hnll of Fame indications, spcxtsoriKl tiy Iho TicKuls kir Iho dinnor aio available tor S30 Irom Dambaugh Union County Board ol Choson FroohokJois. 6 30 the Union County Division ot Parks and pm Wednesday Jan 20. 1999. al L'Attaifo Recreation For reservations and tunhor informa- Banquet Contor on Route 22 East in SuparSkllli Soccar Camp tion, catl (90BI 527-4900 The Rovers International Winler ir>.)>- Mountainside SP-F MicMI* matt Kantlworlh H\o inchx^ees tor the Hall ot Fame Class ol SuperSMis Soccer Camp fcwboy s and guts .IJ-> The Scotch Plains-Fanwood MK*SB Scnocn 6-1? will kick off at (he Jewish Community Cc^'i" 1-800-472-0102 1996 iiro Robert J Cattalo. Thonws J DM. Frank wTMtlmo team, boosted by five ptns deteated of Central New Jersey In Sa«ch Plains Fed i "Sonny' Pakniw. Ocmatd D, SchmWt, Patrtck J. Kenilvwiti. 34-24. Jan 7 ! Sli!>ihBv and Ctartes Stgmund Jr Union County's The camp will run torseve n Mondays Se*s- Use your nvdil card or pa\ In phone chrck service. Ertc ConnoSy, EtJ Zaizati. Mike DoNichilo t 355-5 10 p.m., ages ft-7, 8-9, Session II 5 •• mtik) player ot 1998 win receive ttio Chris Zusl Anton Eianko and Matt Looms each docked their Award and the top tomato will reoelve the Joseph 6 30pm . ages 8-9,10-12. Space is Nmrted so p-f oppononl (or SP-F. vvtnle Oan Abrau gained a tech- hcipants wiH be accepted on a first-come ^ serve basis Fof more intormation and to resafw i space call (732) 777-1600 Winter Softball Clinic The Scotch Plains-Fanwood PAL Car-1 • Winter Fasi-Pitch Softball Clinic win run thiuuu'1 SKI .January al various srtei $-|Q00 At the McGinn School 7-9 pm Mondays Offense 7-8 pm., dotenae 8-B pm; al Iho Co*> AREAS •.ique for players over 40. Oames are scheduW SKATE SNOW BOARDS 15 Sa>la Ifnto tn mv old ikl or tioartt a qri S?B.OOottmwlBfl8aklA f >n Tuosday and Thursday evtrtngi "' YOUTH DOUBLE RUNNER 30 '19 PONDS 'Uins-Fanwood High School, and • Shiiwiu-c J J SNOW BLADES *15°e • gunrantead 8100 on off rotimm tnovv troard lactiati FIGURESKATES 50 29 $49 A Mttridge School In Edaon. • Jiu'k Frost avary day km ?rtc« whan you buy rid coitt donattd to l MOTOROLA Thoie WIN be three open gym nights p HOCKEY SKATES 1 06 '59 ho start o) tho league: Jan. 21. 88 and W Fe*'J Mntinia wttti your 1HBR ski or Naw .t«may neodv tamMta. 00 1 n r>m • Hidden Viillev Villas In lit I tin whule Ininily RADIO '10 •• me start date tarth e league. Al open 0V ^ boarri s»* Slum inrlwiMi We litkfl trmln Ins Bring as itiany its you can 'Hools InchKlort "" fl p m al Scotch Ptalnt-PsmworJ High for information, call M Clancy at (9081 FREE LIFT TICKETS GREAT FVO baseball s "« nvailabte tor IrieiBWbMebaJ PotKvtn Is \jlvttxj IIWHV H inimi • r u Pelican Ski Shops 'Wjirtoisntnrooramtrwn the Scotch Wa** ol UnrwUiWiirt htm I ift n «'»-, ' WF MAKE SKIINCi AFFORDABLE • BOARDING WHITEHOUSE • RT. 22 (908) 534-2534 NOW! i. I in nWained at the FwWOW* MONIJAV rniDAY <) fl, SAtUnDA¥ «-8. SUNDAY IO-S "' .H'luiiitnrs. the Scotch PlalfW fi Mllo* Wont ol Soimuvillo Flrldgownlci COIMIIH>MS '• p.i-1'Twnt office, the 8W»«ne«, Of at the >ni,Ms tocated in each of the Cnii Jim Wojclo al (W») January 15, 1999 Record-Press Real Estate =:*' Single family home sales on the rise F.xist inj: single tiituily home non-seasonally adjusted rale nf price increased fi 7 percent sales utv cum Hilling to skynH'ket hnnu- sales increased 9.,'! pctvt'MI $lli 1,11)0 from last yyeiir'a in the (lardm State, aci-ording to to22,."i(Ht homes sold m thelhird $l.VJ..100. the New Jersey Association of quarter from last year's L!0,tOU. The south recorded lq.HOQ Realtors iNJAH", as actual units Tile median sales price iiiciea^ed actual units, sold, a 10.8 percent sold in 19!»S's third i[iiarter lit percent to $lii;i,^lH). inci-ease in sales for tlie third reached -iiJ.iiOO, a 10.5 percent In Central New Jersoy, the quaiier of 19!>8. fnim U>97'8 tlliltt increase over last year's .July, actual number of homes sold in quurtor when 9,MOO were soQl, )• August and Seplember when sales l!H»S\s third quarter was 17,000. addition, the median sukw pried were reported at -l-l.iMK). an 11.8 percent increase from last was $U7,:WU. a 7.1 peroen*> The New •Jei'sey housing mar- year when 15,200 units were increase from li)i)7*s third ket has bee doing extremely well reported. Also, tho median sales ($109,500). for several years," said (Iloria Woodward, president (K) reported STl'NNINC Sl'l.li! CAITIVATINI; during the same period in 1997. 1 ill ft* Ill'til t 'i Mil •-jllll VMlll ill (OLONLVUCAI'K The median sales price of an \M£C room*. I v.uuio ,m l.n In Sp.K-ums -I Ili'ituwin hutiu1. associates at Westfield office existing single family home in Kitchen, lim.v I.HIIIK Kimm. IncliiiK'v liiinial l>iusiig KtKtni, WESTFIELD - Prudential a successful career as a marketing New Jersey rose sharply during one car JMI.I^I' .itul h.isi'iiu-iii. Wick man Course, and she wis n this period. On a quarter-to-qiiar- Imev 1 IK i-iK'luH'tl pinch ,itivl 2 New Jersey Realty is proud to rec- director in now home salt's and nu'inlx'r of the class team winch (iriMl tiuii ,t|i[v.il One sen ler basis, prices rose -I.2 percent to i.ii uaiai!i.' (iuMt home IW tlu' ognize the outstanding achieve- %ice president of a construction accomplished the most during the llllllU' \V .Ul.tMlS llkllltll'lt 1'lkVll this .|u;irter"s $loT>.20u. I'roin L'U'wiiii' t.iuuU ( .til ments of its top salt's associates nt company Mis achievements this r In soil! ('.ill i|iiickl>' class. She is also a Prudential $|, )8,(i0(i in 1 i»H7. 'I'liis year, the \\ ' ' ili'.ll pIK'i"' the Westfield Office for tht> last year have alsu played a crucial President's Circle Award winner, three months. role in the overall success of price jumped If) percent from the meaning; she is among the lop '1 SMH2.HOH reciirded in the- second Joyce Strenovic was the top Prudential New Jersey Kealty's percent in the Prudential North associate in September. Joyce Westfield Office. American network ijiiarter Statewide Realty In iiddilion, the Northern. came to the company last year and In Novomlx'r, ('anil Junes was Kadi ol'these (me agents tan lie 618 Central Avenue Westiield has proved to be an unfailing pro- (Vntral and Southern ri'gioiiM of (908) 654-3300 ^_»___^ Sales Associate of the Month. A reached at Prudential New .Jersey the stale re|iorted impressive fessional who puts the needs of her current Silver U'vel N.JAK Million Realty's West field Otiiiv, (0O8) clients first. She has had an out- increases inhume sales and medi- iERA Dollar Sales Club member, Carol an prices. Northern New Jersey's REAL t S1AT E standing year which has signifi- has established a fine repu- i cantly contributed to the West"field tation in the area its a pre- Office's most productive year ever. mier agent. She recently In October, Vaughn Smith graduated frntn the indus- earned top honors. Vuughn also try's inimt demanding train- UNION COUNTY MORTGAGE RATES joined the company last year after program, the Floyd PRODUCT PRODUCT PRODUCT Apple Nat I Mortgage. Inc. MVAWLE Kentwood Financial Svcs 8O0-353-6896 Summit Federal S &S L AAssSSOo /3? %B 30 YR FIXED 7,000 0 00 7.000 5% 6O DAY :!0 YR HXEO 0/50 0 00 6 HBO 5% HO DAY ;*UYH IIXMJ 000 / bOO 20% fS DAY Joanne Nazzaro honored I \n ADJ 5 a/5 0 00 b.3/'j 4fj DAY l!i YH HXI.-D 6.K0 OOO 6.3«0 !>'>• f.() (MY 1'i YMIIXi I) f. MX.) 0.00 G !.9t) i?0% 7-5 15 YH RXED 6 750 OOO 6 /t>0 GO DAY 15 YR JUMBO 6.625 000 6.7bO ID'. (>l) I)AY I YH AD.I ', i'SO ooo 6H60 75 DAY" Al!p (I 5 F3fH AppIOVftl A.,,, I „, 0 01) Allimiuy tovun>t2SOOO as firm's top producer First Savings Bonk 732-726-5450 Liberty Mortgage Services, Inc 800 562 5200 The Town Bank of Westfield 908-30i^OOn CRANFORD The profes- 60 UAY YK 66?5 000 B.750 101:-.. -iii IWY ;mYHiixt D e;:5O 6 541 5% 6ODAY sionalism and high standards of 30 YH FIXED 6 250 3 00 6.5B7 IS. Y!t f IXED 000 GbOO 10".,, 4!1 UAY 1'. YMIIKI 11 , /so :>oo 6 64b 5% SO DAY the agents at Ptiitfe, Phi^e & 15 Yfl F IXEO «.3/D 000 6379 60 OAY 6 375 Richards are what has earned 5r1 30 YR 6 250 0 00 6 923 /'j DAY 30 YK JUMBO 7.125 0.00 m-,, -v.> DAY •W YH .IUMUO 6.91b 5% 60 DAY the company an excellent repu- enklv 191 AS Hutoofi iaHiliiini»>a loan amounts «t>plni5 I'" I»IIIIH gimitc Ihan % \ Hi*. tation throughout Union Hudson CMy Savings Bank 201-967-1900 LoanSoarch BO0-591-3S79 United National Bank County. 30 vnJUMBO 7.125 0 00 7 132 301-. 90 DAY 30 YH JUMOO /OOO 000 /OOO J'O DAY 1 -3(1 VII fi 500 0 00 6 940 10% 90DAV 10% 90 DAY One tiales associate who is 15YHJUMBO 6 625 0 00 6 064 90 DAY 10/1 JUMBO 6.635 000 G.BIXI fir (JAY ID' i -:ui YH I'.UOO 0 00 / OH:' an integral part of the Pai^e, 10% 9O0AY, tO/1-30 YH 6 625 0.00 0 1197 90 DAY I'O YH JUMBO 6.750 0 00 b.7'jQ 2O'> DAY ;!.ll Ann ij;."jO o.oo /O/tJ Paige & Richurdu team is 1 Joanne Nuzzam N.IT. llJWH'.t HlltO'. Kastle Mortgage 800-69? 2/30 Natlon.il Future Mortgage 800-291-7900 WFS Mortgage Services Boo-eie-ii37 Nazzaro ha« heen involved 6BI7 20% 45 DAY in the real estate husiness for 30 YH P1XID 6.750 0 00 6HOO 60 DAY iO YH rtXfcO 5 750 3.00 5963 45 DAY ) YflllXI I) ooo fi.54;' 20% 45 DAY 10 years and throughout her 1b YRflXED 63/5 000 B450 5% 60 DAY 15 YH I-IXHD 5 2iO 3.00 5.573 •Ih HAY 1'i Ylll-IXI U fiWX) 0 00 6 54? 1*1' 45 DAY career, her knowledge and 1 Yf* ADJ 4.750 000 7.9O0 10% 90 DAY 1 YR ADJ 4O00 000 4.B93 45 UAY 1fi YH.IIIMUO fi !iOO 0 00 understanding of the local real ruA/VA F«pec1il f roe He locK. Nu Ci)»IH<»l«'«ncini) Avail Hull, I'uichaaa.or ConsulKJalo l t run a)>jiiuv,il' I'Hf'.tlll.ll ^r.'fvn *l lywitiia prot.c nil Salty rBkJruan estate market have helped her Halos aio supplied hy the lendsrB and presented wthuul (|uaranlee. Rules and torma nro subj(u;t t« ch.inflo I ewiora inlomstcd m (Jlsptaytng Inloimallon should achieve great SUCIVMM for her contact C.M.I. O 800-426-4585 Contact londors lor rnoro information on olhor product of additional loos wliidi rruiy ,i|i|)ly C; M I. mni tlm NJN Culillcations assurnono liability lor clients and customers. typographical errors or Omissions Hat«u wnro supplied by iho lenUorson .](inij>-iry /. 1!)!)9. N/P nut [IIUWKICTI hy III'.IIIIJIIUII At l'aige, Paige & Richard's annual awards dinner, Nnmiro VISIT ALL LENDERS @ www.cmi-mortgageinfo.com wan honored for being the (inn's Copyright, 1996. CoopTiilv Mortpago lnform»Hon, Inc All Rlghl* Rusorved top producer of the year which JOANNE NAZZARO has earned her membership in the firm's Presidential Club. In addition, she i.s, once again, a candidate for membership in the prestigiouH Million Dollar Sales Club which she has attained in two previous years. Coldv^ell Banker Nazzuiu is a member of the Greater Union County Association of Realtors, the K IC SIDENTIA L 15 ROKERAG K Garden State Multiple Listing Service, and REI>(), a world Come Browse Our Web Site! www.nymetro.coldwellbanker.com leader in relocation. Aa a resident of Cranford and u wiles associate for the past nine yeans with Paige, Paige & Richards, which will be celebrating itH 38th year in the industry. Nazzaro specializes in the sale of homes in Cranford as well as other areas of Union County. "Joanne in a very dedicated real estate professional who shows a genuine concern for people," mid Tom Pagoulatos, Realtor of Paige. Paige &. FANWOOI) WHSIIIKI.D $274,5(M) WISH II I.I) li.i]r,{>Hit,i1n>ii .mil slliijipill).'. I Richards .iltcr 2 DcilriHini I-.ill In Kiu hen H UKiiii \plil level. V4 Hcilriioms, liujjc I'limily K'tmn. 2 lire (iit-.il I", ili'ui il< • ' t' ii » >!!JL. i HI .'nil Mine itu imtltlu >I1 Mrs Nazzaro can lie reached npiliiii'd Huh, li.m . ( At , liri'pliin' ptiicus, 2.5 Hiiilis, I -«ii -1 ii Kitchen, formal Duiiiifj; Room and llfrllHuin . 'ill I ,1 II' • .1 ' at 19OH) 276-1900. in. in- wSf-'Kr,h mure. WSI -7K77 WSI !<.<^ Dunlap is named 'Salesperson of Month' WESTFIBU) Congratulation are in order for It**1 Dunlap; a sales (iMSsotiate for the Burtfdorl! EKA Went field OITice lias been named Salesperson of the Month for Novemtx-r, with sales old four units sold and total volume amountinK to over $1 ,'l million. Roe is a resident of Wiwtfield for 19 years and nnd earned many company awards for outstanding production, includ- S(()I(1IPL\INS S244,9«0 WKSIIIKII) $259,WM> CRAMORU ing membership of BurgdorfTB ERA preHti- Acini, i1.lt- .ii.l iinin.K uLito ll.il I,MILI> l.,u.i;<- I MIH K n new Hue Mo.n living in .li.wiiKmn Wcslfii'lil. 2 HL-(IHKHIIS. .! lull -.it U-. ,ilh>n nnl •. ., ,l..,n v.M. I.. Ii V uW Vl,...>| ,,i,| gious President* Club. She i« also ii mem- KIKIKMI < HfiliMiuns, 1 S H.illis. Imnlu'il l>,isrtitcnl w. ltd till IliUlr.. I HIIIJ; McHiiiMviltltlfi-pliia-. Imiiiiil Dining Km.in. l-.it NMIIMII.-JMII I'.nk < liiiiiniii)! * IS.-.li • ..Imii.tl I urn ly ber of the New Jersey Afmociation of »filn...iii WM-. •/MM. InKiklu-ii. CAC. n.iuini- W'SI-77KK. K<..>m. m.-|il.n c.il.-i k .iml limn- WSI- ~HM Realtor's Million Dollar Sales Club (NJAKt for 1991, ^.^fi nnd'96. Dunlap, a renl eHtate professional for 11 years, has also served as a member of the WESTFIELD f fW nui,00(>. (iARWOOD $630,000. .John for $245,000. National Mortgage Association to Daniel N. & Audrey Mondrow to 231 Hillside Ave. from 525 Myrtle Ave.. from Steven J. 1221 Rah way Road from High 815 Nancy Way from Stephen Mohammed Baraka for $90,000. Miriam W. Gershbaum for Cristina Vita to Michael A. & Malpere to Carol A. Helliveau for Meadow Developers L.L.R to E. & Joyce B. Joseph to Robert S. 88 Bernard Ave. from Pierson $380,000. Nancy R. Fetnko for $]<»U,000. $175,000. David M. & Deborah Richman for & Margaret Mehorter for Investments L.L.C. to Darshana 1 Oberlin Court from David 4 Hollywood Ave. from (>E KENILWOKTH $595,000. $431,000. & Rajesh Tolani for $225,000. P.Y. & Ajina H. Sze to Nitin S. & Capital Mortgage Services Inc. to <>29 (Minion Avc;. from 2251 Stocker Lane from 7f>8 Prospect St. from Marc R 96 Bernard Avc. from Wayne & Trupti N. Patel for $261,000, Lynn Taylor for $107,000. PalmadeHso General Building Republic National Bank of New & Kimberly R. Benou to Michael Leslie K. Seich to Herman N. & 599 Old Post Road from 414 Lincoln Park Kast from Contractor to Em/.ari & Susann York to Anibal Moniz & J. J. & Karen M. Peretz for Jasely K. Dukander for $246,000. Anthony Fazio & Lynn Fox to William A. Sokol to William A Shevardnadze for $275,000. Carreiro for $41,000. $212,000. 42 Bradley Drive from Miguel Anthony Fazio for $23,250. Sokol & Junt! James for $14,000. (ifiH Union Ave. from Uany &, 1 Village Park Court from 1117 Rahway Ave. from Mark & Rae M. Rivera lo Benito Chua 74 Overbrook Ave. from Alfred 22 Locust Drivi? from Mirella Elshiukh to Michael P. &. David L. King to Frank & N. & Nora M. Weim* to Edward T for $156,000. & Mary L. Inacio to Inacio Raymond E. Flath et. al. to Victoria Devlin for $180,000. Margaret W. Han for $125,000. & Mary a. Schaffer for $243,000, 5 Calvert Ave. East from Contractors Inc. for $90,500. Michael & Jennifer (lallaro (ny 212 N. 12th St. from 28 Village Park Court from 717 Saunders Ave. from George & Regina Abdul to Simon 82 Park Way from Guy & $155,000. Zainpaglione Brothers Inc. to Thomas & Elena F. Tong to Rae Kenneth J. & Phyllis M. Halpin Y. Chiu & K.Y. Fung for Karen Kovalewich to Traian & 321-126 North Avc. Kant from Anthony Va/. Jr. for $2H5,00O. A.Allora for $133,000. to Wilfred & Diana M. Chabrier $255,000. Claudia Ciura for $134,000. Lorruine Pugaczewski to Peter & 220 N. 21st SI. from Thomas 32 Village Park Court from lor $440,000. 14 Canterbury Lane from 17 Park Gate Drive from Nilda Incatast'ialo for $185,000. G. & Mary A. Dombrownki to .lose Alfred Davis to Michael I). 601 Short Hills Court from Freddie & Ewtrellita Campus to Charles & Janice Klein to Rahul 503 Orange Avc. from Krin K. & Claudia K. Moreno for Ricany for $133,000. Michael & Karen A. Skero to Xin Zhang & Yunli Geng for & Chetan Nayar for $209,000. Goldfeld to Matthew & Amy $18H,()00. 17 Wareham Court from Eliot Powell for $253,000. $179,000. 164 Parsonage Road from Hosier for $207,500. 225 N. 2lird St. from Rica Krances Kereszteny to Irene T. 1180 Tice Place from Harold F. 21 Canterbury Lane from Gyro Restaurants Inc. to 35-B Parkway Village* from Properties L.L.C. to Anthony & Schmidt for $150,000. & Virginia Hitchcox to John J. & Roberto & Consuelo Viray to Theodore & Trstewsky Zervos for Joseph F. Maggio t(> Dennis A. & Marie Va/. lor $295,000. 12 Yarmouth Court from Mure Donna Reilly for $295,000. Janice W. Yeeler & S. Perrine for $50,000. Bonnie L. Berry for $94,000. SCOTCH PLAINS Brody to Patricia M. Bennett for 443 Tremont Ave. from $207,500. 85 Pheasant Run from 35-D Parkway Village from 211 1 Algonquin Drive from $183,000. Woman's Club of Westfield Inc. to 15 C tern men a Court from Richard P. Toth to Athula & Dennis A. & Bonnie L. Hurry to Satish S. & Snehal Tamhunkarto WESTFIELD Davey & Elizabeth Loland for Jorge E. Narcis to Maria Colonna Thamara Seneviratne for Daniel J. Reilly for $70,000. Robert A. & Sandra \i. Graves for 510 Bradl'ord Ave. from John $400,000. for $145,000. $114,000. 26 Princeton Road from Myron $214,00(1. & Jill Scott to Robert & Kimberly 3A Trinity Gardena from 2602 Deerfield Drive from 7 Pine St. from Paul D. & & Anne T. Wainger to Guy -J. 2421 Bryant Ave. from Jason K. Roue for $:M5,000. Jacqueline Boyle to Edward S. Barbara & Jean Lowicki to Ali & Carolyn M. Austin to Carolyn M. Graziano Jr. & Donna A. S. & Keri Kutakoff to Simon & 1605 Central Ave. from Leslie Cooper for $140,000. Farah Khan for $130,000. Austin for $62,500. Graziano for $290,000. Tracey Tusker for $240,000. I*. Thorpe to Paul F. & CrocifiHHn 1(1 Trinity Gardens North 19 Edinburgh Court from 1540 Raspberry Court from 311 S. Union Avis, from 33 Burnham Court from Dnnohuo for $163,000. from Bernard J. Murphy to Roy J. Edison Village Pointe Inc. to Sens T. Lee & Liew Y. Thai to William T. & Karen P. (Jingley to Henry S. & Patricia H. Griffin to 15 Cowperthwaite Square Carlson for $130,000. Angela M. Mekenna for Evelyn Chung for $63,000. Donna L. Pinkerton el. al. lor Edward W. & (Jail T. Wilson for from Leonora Angelo to Robert W. 2M Trinity Gardens North $151,740. 1515 Raspberry Court from $178,000. $188,000. & Helen M Cm for $235,000. from .John & Linda Gambacorta 33 Edinburgh Court from Sara Fuchs to Guozheng Wang & 396 Walnut Ave. from Jeffrey 1710 Cooper Road from 930 Dunham Ave. from V&R to Craig Kobrin for $166,000. Edison Village* Pointe Inc. to Paul Wenvin Zhang for $63,000. E. & Rcnee A. Fuller to Scaimis Natalie KIUIIIH & M. KIufuH to Realty to Dominic & Robyn 3D Trinity Garden** North & Carla Bunn for $133,295. 25 Rid^t' Road from Yoshinori Cunningham et. al. for $220,000. Chrintopher & Marie Pecoraro Larche for $450,000. from Jeffrey H. Toney to Ronald 120 Elizabeth Ave. from & Kumiko Kawutihiinu to Kevin 8 Woodlnwn Ave. from Kohert for $279,000. 711 FairacreK Ave. from Alfred A. & Ellen Shugar for $174,000. Daniel E. & Valerie A. Frunkel to M. & Janet Berrigan for J, & Loin S. 585C Trinity Place from Edith Nirza E.J. & Haider K. Hussain $185,000. Ke.de.rici to ChurluH S. Doering to Laurie H. Kanub for for $240,000. 286 Savoy Ave. from Anthony K. & Julianne $19f),000. 26 Exeter Ave. from Robert G. D. & Karen M. Clemento to & Diane J. Austin to Mamtaben J. Patel for $223,000. Robert G. & Diane C. 29 Scott Ave. from Anthony S. WE SATISFY OUR SELLERS! Austin for $120,000, & Kathleen Rabitz to Juan C. & 16 Glencourt Avc. from Beatriz M. Garcia for $160,000. Ruth M. Svarrer to (>5 Sixth St. from Jeffrey & The BurgdmjfERA Westfield Office Vincent Taverney for Yvette G. Comunale to Steven & $130,000. Rosa A. Osiadacz for $153,000. sells 88% of the homes we list within 680 drove Ave. from 13 Southficld Roud from Epic Builders Inc. to Vijaa Samuel V. C'onvery <)r. & Elaine 3% of the listed price.* Vaghani for $327,000. Con very to George A. & Sutisiio liikcn from CiS uzman 8501 Hana Road from Catherine Spadoro for $805,000. Douglas J. Hoffmun to 701 Timber Oaks Road from Mohammad & Munih Yat W.M. WotiK & Man M.M. So to HOTWR-suraasninr Abdeljaber for $100,000. Theresa W Hsiu Ku Tor $165,000. 51 Harrigan St. from 45 Tower Road from Chaohui Bernadetle Egan to & Long Y. Pu to Czesluw & Affordable Homes Corp. Boguinila Pirog for $155,000. 71 *± for $81,100. l(i Trat'i Lane from David M. 7 Hawthorn Drive from & Lori V. lfirn to Alan J. & Uiri A. 1flZ71MMR0NST.lMKBlf Edward & Lisa Weisz lo Katz for $215,000. *m\ mm cuwBTOOKruuxm Feijun Wang & Chao Wu 2.'t Traci Lane from Nancy L. 29.1M for $168,000. Tfttu to Daniel Carlson et. al. for 22 Hillsdale Road from $240,000. LOOKING TO DOWNSIZE? PACK YOUR BAGS ... Scott IX & Judith F. 17 WeHtgate Drive from Alex l-'.ihulinis time tU'dmom. JS liith cud unil * house is in move in ouulition lor you! McLean to Chriwlopher & R. Hlasenhoim to Richard B. & luxury towithouu' t uiivamiu nr.uii cmn »e l iul/( (iloni;il IIMUIRN thrri' "Dear Jill: Sarah Naughtan for Mary L. Andrews for $162,,'50O. Family Kuom.newer Kill Urn .mil ll.ulis.lni1 inoms ts \S\\\\s, l;.ii In Kill lun, newer We are very happy wllh (he purchiu of our new homa, especially with Ihs $189,000. 127 WoHtgiite Drive from m.il Living .nut Dining Homii* ( .ill lnii.iy lor . luit WJUT, \viiulmv>.earpi'tiii(! and attention we received Irom Mi. liabel DeRoul! Ourntw home htt lott of tpaca 24 Idlewild Road from Chester L. & Anna M. Prosperi to lor our small ton. Thank you Jill Guzman Realty, Inc. more information orurcil ;ii $i(i«),l)ii(i low t.ixo niitrtd al $2IK,lXt0 Marie L. Corullo to Phillip FanHun Tin^ & Yunf; Chi for in Sincerely," Scotch l'liiins in Mountiiiusuk'. & Virginia Frank for $180,000. Llttrdo K Berenice Ruiz $115,000. 5 VVimhelton Court from "WE TAKE THE JITTtflJ OUT Of FIRST TIME MYIHQ AND StLUHQIU 50 Idlewild Road from Kdison Village Pointe Inc. to "THII HOUIE WAI LISTED AND SOLD IV JILL GUZMAN MALTY INC." N.J. Affordable Homes Charles H. Mawm for $124,285. LISTINO AOENT: ItAIIL DCB0U Corp. to Ohrie L. Hamilton 9 Wimbelton ('ourt from "THE OFFICE OF NIVER INMNQI0CCIM STORIES.1" for $165,000. Kdison Village Pointe Inc. to John 10 Jefferson Ave. from Stnnton & B. Robinson for ifST YOUR HOME WITH JILL OUZIUN RULTY, INC. AND MCOM * SUCCf ft STOW™ Fox & Foxx Development $125,075. "OUR IKT REFERENCE IS YOUR WWMOR." L.L.C. to David P. & 115 Wood bury Road from NOW PROUDLY CCLtBHATIHO OM TENTH AHNIVtRSARW Jennifer Logendro for Dontia A. Lukenbill to George $•205,000. Ka/andzhidi ft. al. for $148,000. 7 Juniper Court (nun 807 Woodhaven Drive from A WARM FFJ'LINCi ONE FLOOR LIVING Raymond & Anne M. Colleen Movnihan to Michael M, OF COMING HOME All hru k custom K.uuh huill in IWv JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC Sangaatiuno to Kwnn Powers lor $97,500. when vim walk in this ir.uliiimi. i•undo. I'rol'cvtion.iMy Lnulsc.ipal lot with ciaul.ir ' BEST REFERENCE tt YOUR NEIGHBOR' Twang & Yuk-Yee Chan for HIGHLAND PARK $307,000 100 Duc-lus Lane from Federal Many luxury tc.inuvs ,nul 100 main .muni drive Mep iluwn Living Koom. scp.ii-.itc 7CELM0RA AVENUE, EU2ABETH. NEW JERSEY 072O2 1 Ik'druoimviii),'. M.isicr lUilroom ILLS J large H5 Kelly Drivi from National Mortgage Association to tit's lo list M.irilwtMitl Hours, tiivplau' two 908-353-6611 John 1). & Lucia M. Kroll Michael & Emilia Rondos for ilcckv liiiisluil b.isimrni Ikaniilnlh main w.tlk'iii iln>clN & li.ith \vit!> j,U'ii//i tuh. 3 $90,100. laittal uruuiuls Ailj.ucin m IM.iinlu-ld /one licit and 1 /one AC Ollcrcil at l «'W2 Mansfield St. from Anna Cimnlry Club Otftitil \\ S.VV>.(MIO <„ S3>8.(MM) in Stotch I'lains Wojtenko to Herbert K. & Nuncy liiltson. ERA Meeker Realty Co. C. Mischel for $220,000. 201-6 S. Second Ave. from (908) 272-2570 David ('nppermmi & K. Rostov to 124 SOUTH AVE. E., CRANFORD, N.J. 07016 Eillen Zalt/herg et. nl. for $95,000. 201-2H S. Second Ave. from Monica Itesnr to David H. Day & Monica L. Resor for $i;t(),0O0. METUCHEN 20 Bounty Si. from Dolores Powell to Sheila Donahue & T. Schuper for $225,000. A TOUCH OF CIASS NEW CONSTRUCTION 107G FirHt Jefferson from lmni.u ul.iu m wi 1 NmihsuU- ( ulinual in Vnn lunin 10 appuri.iU' ilu- amniion in CRANFORD $219,9OO CRANFORD $274,000 Leonard & Norma Gordon to hupci'i'.ibli- niiulilum "\ lUilnmms, \ lull drutls anil i-Mjinsiir fmttsiuaiiship wlun Country Victorun Colonial Includes, 3 BHi I 1 2 Blittis. Charming Ertglith Colonut. Includ*!: 4 BR>, Dan, 1 \!i Robert Flaherty & T. Connors for Hallis. nuii> upgrades llujic I "at In Kill hen M>II walk into tin- ilr.miatk J slon (iilr.nu t itnd t'MI*d front iwich Magmfictnt tecfcycl completely Bath) FP in Lfl formal Dft with Fitnch door* to d*ck $110,000. w/luli.ni lilcil h.iikspLisli .nul nr.initf 1 nun foyer S Ittilrotun, \ lull H.itli (II Colonial itrK-ed Updated roof, furnaca. electric and hot witer larg* Kitchen, raw Batti 98 Short wil* lo Brooktid* 39 Homer Place from Eric C haattr Two cir garago Short walfc to town c»nlif *nd School St* it today' iirtops I.IIIIIK Hoi mi with lirrplai t A nuisi li-alurrH I'U w/liit-pl.ui-. I'xtnisr Huom nil Meltzer & Ann M. King to liaim Better act quickly sii-! Dlicnil at * i<)*>,ooo Maslrr Siiiti1 X luxury Haiti A fabulous Amilina M. Dominic & T. IJiSano Umirinrl Kill lun »t more iHit-rt'il al for $220,000. }.IHH>ill WrstfU'kl 203 J Jefferson Park from Federal Nutional Mortgage Association to James G. Schleck lor $74,500. 62 Kentnor St. from Gary & BURQdORff NliVV Denis© Schiavino to Martha W REALTORS " • ERA Kibnun for $236,000. CRANFORD $329,900 CRANFORD $219,000 H5 Linden Ave, from Arthur A.- lyin iilllin Century Culiitunl li'i IIBIPH 10 nnnii! I I ?| 1 I'imii1 visit Us on tin \\cb ,il Ittli': IVHH, Wmtli pv»iy (Kinny IMI kn)»i 4 BFU 1 hill Biithi. Dining Metiler & HA. Ruuo to Mflthew*. Bfltln (Ifijanlpnlryliiy.., illv<-ly niiwci Kite hmi Wi(tu on Ai..,i [,i> !•• «,tir(i»r; lmr Intrigue sedan with a sophisti- 1 Oldsmobile KepalVentury, which an goml L- itt>d new engine. The 215 hp, 3,5 liter V-6 is a cars but not luxury-class con variation of the 4.0 liter V-8 used tenders Intrigue m the full-size Aurora. I'W tlie millions ol buyers not Some people have called this driving top import brands, the Intrigue is a very attractive offer- 3.5 vs 3.8 tngine the "Shortstar," in rofcr- ls tnce to the engine's Northstar V-H ing, h a functional family sedan origin, a high-tech powerplant that has bead and leg room and liter that has been a showpiece at plenty of humanizing touches Cadillac for several years. .such as tlu> many nooks lor stor- Kngine material: All-alu-, age. The 3.5 V-6, however, is not minum ;i.f) vs. cast-iron It.8 vi simply that V-8 minus two cylin- Other changes for iHl include a thicker steering wheel and some Vnlvotrain: Dual oven-' ders, though it shares the basic bead camshafts vs. over- architecture. adjustments in the Magnastoer It is an all-aluminum, double power steering system to give hot- head valves overhead cam design that beats tor tracking and sensitivity to the Horsepower: 21f> at 5500 ihe 3.8 for horsepower and torque driver. rpm vs. t<).ri at f)200 rpm and slightly takes from highway OLDSMOBNILE INTRIGUE Torque: 2.U) foot-pounds fuel economy — 19 mpg city and HKMM1NGS ADDS T>0s TO CALKNDAR LIST til 1-100 rpm vs 220 at 4000 •27 highway vs. 19/30 with the 3.8. A comparison of the engine treads in 1'ontiac llrand I'nx ter- It is also the packaging of this rpm The engine is being phased into shows notable difference in an ritory. car that makes it a success. It is 1 production and currently is an engine note that has the lone of a Time waits for im one, but you I tori and stroke (mm); The engine also features: contemporary inside and out and can help it linger longer with utie r option on the top-line GLS andbetter-machined piece of equip- - Chain-driven camshaft that is especially cunvciiient inside, H»..>l) x !>2,0() vs. 96.f>2 x will become the standard engine ment. It is ii welcome move from of these old car calendars from 8<>.;w will need no adjustment or main- where it really counts for day-to- llcitiwhtfis Mutur AVii'.s iw all models, probably by that old (TM flat-blat sound lhat tenance. day appreciation. Compression ratio: 9.3:1 makes u futile reach in sound like New this vear is the "Cars of January, a representative said. -A limp-home mode that allows The test car seemed pricey at vs. i».'l:l Oldsmobile has exclusive dibs a V-8. the TiOs" edition that captures the engine to run without damage $27,410, but it did have sueb Lifters: Hydraulic roller, on the 3.5 for at leaat two years Aggressive drivers will notice if it dumps its miti-freeze. extras as leather (trimmed) classic examples of motoring before it works its way throughout the nifih-ri'vving of tin' twin-cam - A power-train module that Upholstery, a six-speaker stereo Americana in it-hv 12-inch color follower vs. hydraulic roller the divisions of General Motors. design. The old engine bad a little combines engine and transmis- system with cassette and single photos with inset shots of tins, Kuel delivery: Sequential The 3.5 replaces the 190 hp 3.8 more low-end torque. I»u1 this out1 sion control and predicts "real in-diish CD player and an option- quarter panels, dashboards and fuel injection, both engines liter V-6, which was a strong and has moro (up-end power and life" <>il life based on the driver's al 12-disc CD changer in the more. t regular unleaded fuel rec- reliable engine that returned good refinement. There ulso is less use. trunk, dual-zone automatic air Hi-turnings' three other calcn ommended I fuel mileage. noise and more hustle when you Kxtcmlcd-lile spark plugs and condition in;;. Hi inch tires and dais are "Great American Pickup I test-drove a top-line GLS hit the gas for passing power. The coolant. chrome wheels. Trucks," "Great American Muscle Kngine oil: 5.ft quarts vs. with the new engine and $1,900 in old engine-, though, w.is no sluuch The Intrigue is emerging as the It is a little less money than a Cars' and the "Annual M.78 options that pushed the sticker for get-up-and-go. best use of technology in thecomparably equipped Toyota Appreciation of Aesthetically Cooling system: 9.(i,, price to $27,410.This is a midsize, Ninety percent of the engine's Oldsniohilo division, though that Camry, which is where Olils wants Abandoned Ancient American quails vs. ID.2 live-passenger front-drive sedan, torque ilhe meaty ji.ul of horse- was supposed Ui he the role of to he a compel ilor with all its cars. Automobiles,' which showcases Acceleration: I) to 60 l.uilt in Kansas City, Kan. power i is packed into the 1.0(10 to Aurora, which seems to have It can do that in price and con- rusted but beautiful hulks in Iheir inph: 7.8 seconds vs. 7.fi Intrigue owners who bought a fi.GOO rpni can^c, where it can lietaken a back seat to marketing tent, hut it is more i>f a stretell in natural sett ings KPA fuel economy esti- !>H without this engine aren't frequently felt in stop-and-go dri- and development. Intrigue is quality and refinement. Kiich calendar is p.)M't. plus missing out on u whole lot. Power ving. dearly the darling of the division. The Intrigue is good, as ^ood as mates: 1H mpg city, 27 high-, r shipping and handling, from i« comparable, but the 3.5 is sig- And 7O percent i>l'the transmis- It is not hard to see why. it (, ets at GM toiiay, but it is not as llenmiings Motor News at (SOD) way VH lf)/:«) nificant to GM for emissions con- sion WHS reworked to match lhat Sales have taken off since it quiet inside or as solid as theCAR MKItK (21!7-i:t7;ti. Kxl. f>.r>0. Curb weight: .'1,434' trol in the near future. It also power delivery. It is a piod pairing was introduced last year, due Cmnry. (,rives the flexibility to add vari- that helps make the daily com- largely to its decent styling, power There is stunt? ^raininess or pounds VH. JJ,4fi7 ,' • able-valve timing to the design, mute a little more enjoyable. The and roomy interior, ill currently in white noisi11 hut comes in from the Mark Mayiuml is BuHt« price: $25,505 VH which alBO will improve mileage ride quality of the t'.LS lest ear the top-seller at Olds, but Alero is door pan itnd tires on the high- alihir at Tin- San l)ii'£u Union- and power. was also responsive. Oldsmoliile expected to take over that role in way. Trihuni'. V.untwt him at calls it "Kurn" firm, hut it also the next year. I Hut the ('amry has still'compe- nut rk.maynurthut hi nitintrib.roni, • I

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908-782-2025 908-782-2400 Rts. 202 & 31, Flemiiigton, NJ «! wisit us on the internet at: www.flemington.com January 15, 199c Record-Press ARTIST STUDIO EASEL RCA TV - 26" tvAwnote - $75.1 General II General Ceumercial Oltice Space Merchandise Clothing 560II Furniture $20. Wood, 7 feet tall, Kodak Carousal Trays - SXSO. *O8-27S-O73e. Hoover UprtOjM - (35. All I Merchandise 5801 Merchandise 580 OOWH W/ JACKET - Royal DINING ROOM- A solid MATCHINO BABY SET • Baby-Oraco battary op- •KCMfcer* oond. 908-8SIM824. PiL.ierty lor Rent cherrywood Hoc. set 96" crib, changing table, * Antiques blue, size 20. Must be aratad swing - $20; Cen- TIRES- Good Year Wran- CAR BTfREO Sound Oemeral Marehandlse foi Rent S250. 1*06-233-6850 double pedestal table w« rocking chair. Natural oak tury, 4 In. car teal/ stroller gler, LT 245 ft LT SO. PUINFIELD, 1-4 Prof, OLD FURNITURE • fide leafs. 8 hand carved Chip- Exc cond.. Incl. quality stream amp. Pioneer CO off ./suites, Oak Tree Ave., board, curio cabinet, kit. (25. tttt2M7 265/75R16. brand new, player. Package $360. can •H exercise cycle. Littla pendale ball ft claw chairs mattress ft bedding. $300 sacrifice $80. each. 908- BtflKUY MIGHT* 2 near PO, off-st pkg. hand* hutch, open corner cup- Firewood & ft matching 60" lighted Call 908-eS4-1M9 CANADIAN OOOSE - Pro- used. Heavy duty Cost! SIM* far Rant at King* capped tn. Wafting nn, bro- board, pedestal table. Lo- tessianally mounted, wing* 232-2298 evenings. $200, Sell *75 ° hutch buffet. Still boned. VAR. ITEMS - Queen sll* CHILD CRAFT' Convertible Franklin Mint in album Supping Ctnter Com chure 908-756-60S8 cated in Westtield. Fuel Never opened. Cost spread, $95 906-232-3247 VARIOUS ITEMS • baby crib lo bed. with matching p0Uv*rtnt,call. 610-865-8773 sofa bed, glass ft chrome Storllog silver. z6mm MANVILLE-?SDO~sq. tl. 4 $11,000. Sacrifice $2900. coffee ft endtable, almond Columbia Exposition 1693 bassinet ft carseat $45 for oak changinglafcile, J450 35pcs. US pre»idents-| .-MUHC MALTY L-S FARM & (additional server avail.) Razor. H. Baker a Co. both. 1 Sony 8et«nai 973-822-3984 WW-«47-«272 600 8q ft Equipped for Parse House Antiques GARDEN SUPPLY ft gold toned DR table w/4 Washington to Johnson I denial/medical. 150 ft Stage House Visage. Set Phs Call 732-3SO-4«B4. chain, 5pc. almond ft $85. «08-232-3247 VCR, good cond. $30. 1 *75 ' Irom free municipal park- Firewood +12 or full cords fireplace enclosure w/ CROWN VlCT0#ii*~FINE . ... - Slore Ironl, Antiq Bought A Sold Dealer 906/6541566.732-388-1581 gold lacquer wall unit, re- DEStONER CURTAINS - gtaas doors ft brass ft CHINA, lovelice pattern, First day covers in album ing. 212-861-2881 Eves Space Aval 90B-322-9090 cliner chair, dark oak kit. PK I WH / FLORAL, 39w x 33 total. $35 6 oHicai aimm location on Wet! 908-233-1817 FOR SALE Toro Rotary GHp, black wrought Iron trim. 8-7 pc. !*«• settings. SMwrwt St.. 675 sq.ft. SOFA • Turn of century 22RPM. 6200, S*#nps«ed, set w/4 chairs. 906 Troy O, 14), *150 pr.. e«. cond. $99, orlg. $300 seals. American colonies \ Furniture Springfield, 973-5644012 •73-012-9129. $400 Call 973-763-9U9 flfi tpacm, 375 sq ft. SOMCnVILLE- Profes- Empire style. Needs reup- Top of Una, Sea infer war- 973-838-7169 23Kgold. 1 M-x2"S20 ranty, Paid $1100, AaWng (600, weekdays after 5:30. wknds DININQ ROOM SET - real Call ao»-72S-7a19 l. I7Sttmontti. Call sional office (or rent. ttolslering ft repair to 1 BLACK LEATHER SEC- 9am-«pm. FISHER PRICE 3 in 1 game 1,000 sq. ft , 1" II. space, 5 leg. otherwise good cond. CaMafrtb) Kfaa «c iikm table. $60., Picnic table, solid cherry wood (not TIONAL - with 2 Incllners stained). 92" 2 pedestal rms, lav., 2 private en- Only $150.90eV50e- 1970s. Good cond. $125. Bat- 73M46J775 Call 973-37O-O17B . *)»-S2*-7eX>4 1944 Wash. Valley M. mobHe-remoki control 27eVOTM. 4910 220V., ttackable. electric, STORYTIME cond.Call MB-M4-7B26 cheat of drawers w/ match condl. $75 908-232-3247 ON ELM- BAANCHBURO (Pbw> Mo- HOUSE SALE-LR ft DR him., runs great. 1200/ OBO. Westtleld, NJ, closing SOMBMSIT Graat area, ta|) - Reg, Rm 4 KJL Haas FOX FUR COAT • Medium, microwave convection oven, ing hutch, nlgrrt table ft Antique - Urn of the cen-CMS - White exc. condition CLASSIFIEDS ... Jan. IB , All bookilwel Sbt/2ba/gar $1795 Avail Rates. Quiet Setting, Pine Camel Brown w/White. lamps ft assl. HH items. Call captains desk. $850. Call tury European Charcoal paid $600 asking $99. Call flit., office turn, bus sur> 1/1»O8-fo«-45S4,aft7:30 S500. Call 908-667-9299 973-763-9149 908-771-9383 after 5pm. Iron $90. 908-232-3247 908-232-1707 THEY WORK! King Mattra>si, boi spring Motel 908-722-9520 • Irame. Good cond, $150, piles Must Be Sold! Computer »/ monitor & Prices fair . Goods mutt keyboard, CflC 3W-2 Win- be taken away by pur- dows'85 *200. Call chaser. CASH ONW.VI . 233-aZM contact Slavs at fMW-232-1343 MINK JACKtT - brand new, si. 10-1! petit*. MOO •0S.7S7.gSO7. Garage/ POOL TMLf - m. Haavy Yard Sales 600 Duty Commtrcial, With accesionos. $250 Call Arsfciaa, aahas sate, etc. 110 M vei. LMngsfcn Awe, H Prov. tfle PHOFEMIONAL Crafts- 11-3prn or cad 97ifl67O152 man 6ln. bell Sander ml table). Exc. Cond. $H loyt/ gonr»,78 Ma» ywd gan», tods, pafc sjn. BARNES CERTIFIED E Hwdfrjaatx eart, •atadronici ft men. Whirlpool, avocado Qraen, W12a PRE-OWNED CARS & TRUCKS! 1250 90e-SSB'1551 or 908- 199t CHEVY 19MP0NTIAC 406-3S51 Moving Sal* - SOS Undtn PI., Cranford. Sam-Noon Sat. 9LAZER U 2M StMFHIE SE 40R STERLIIM »ILVIB 13 1/16, Fro. rtcectweoiatel V-6 su1o OD trans, pwr s(;ng/brks^ 4 cyl, auto Irans. pwr Slrrvjt»ks AIR, PLACE BET • 4 pc used wind^Dck^stufmirr, (ilt. cruise r'dei. Vois. lilt, r/rjef, cass. so mars. >fls. 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GU 4x4 nCK-iP cream/btue wJitripe, Std Equip Incl pwr slmjtnks Opt Equip Incl B it bod 5 TL V Std Equip Incl 3 41V6, aulomatic 00transmission, powei $ w/cornlces 1 tasale lle- Si$ Also, OLD paint- 8. deep igls. sldg i wind h/d etiassis locking ditl. oil cooler, stconnj.'ljiak.os tinted glass till Opl Equip Incl 7 Pass ings, pens, watches, seating, chiW Mats. In J it AIH slctg door Tiactiort Conlrol. backs, 2 9 45"wi9O"h, t trans cooler auto OD trans alum #hls cass, w.1 tires Z71 Ofi 50-60's toy*, costume alum wttls, rr BIXJK>, ca$$, CD, pwr wnnVbck^seal r/del. roof O 38"wx90"ri, asking Rd Pkg Silvorfldo AIH pwr rnin'wnd^ccks chrome it bumfief, 12.995 3995 rack, overiwad consoie. kevless sntfy emise Slk #5577JT, MB5. Matching (ewelry, etc. mals Stk I5990HT, VINIWEtSICMD, MSRP S29526. Ind VINrWDJ5l90a MSRPS2/.480 Incl $1500 FacloryNetats 1996 GEO 19M CHEVY blue/cream/rote oriental John 908-322-1545 1750 Ptel Equip Savings & $1000 laclory Rebato TRACKER 4DR 4X4 CORSICA 40R rug. 6«9' aiking S750. 4 cyl, autoOD trans, pwr strrx^trks, V-6, aulo 00 trans, pwr •Oa-232-4427 t'glB AIR, cru>se cass. r'der aulo sirrvABSA-KHKilocks t/yts, AIR tth. locking hubs, r/wip, tull Spam, steieo f/def sp nuns whi evis. FIREWOOD- Split I deliv- 37,3Orrn[, VllO*T6*i7ai3 Incl. 4 21/03 miles VIN *TV131700 Incl. mo, or 0500 mil* warranty ered. Mixed Hardwood 16 mo. or «00 mFl« warranty. $100. All Oak A stove All Lion*)), Ives, & other S lenrjth available 732-873- trains, topSpd. 800-464- 2127 leave maisage. 4671 or 973-425-1538 COLD'S HOME QYM - over ANTtQUn AIMED 10,595 8995 200 Ib. weight*. 19 differ- fum, dining room / 1995 CHEVY 199S CHEVY ent eierclaet, like new, bedrm sets, 1800s SU9URBAN LT 4X4 $S0O MS-707-OSSS to 1950. Ipcormany. TAHOE LT 4DR 4X4 IBM COMPATIBLE $295 glassware, house con- V8 aulo 00 trans DM iirn^ijrk^ wind V B a ulo 00 irans p*i iccfcs/fnirrt'Mal. AIM, tilt crume, t dflf it/raVk^-TWvltofAvm^'SeiJ. 6m\ AIR We also buy & repair tents. 9OS/S47-1959 daa. CD, AIR. loot UK* Tml« P»o llfif. cass CD llhi de«p I gls. runnnin biJs computers, monitors, alum «hii 37 296 mi VIN ISJifl B5j IncJ. S mo or 8500 mil* wirraniy. printers, 908/464-7496. Book*-Old Set* -Singles, Intt Bilince ol F«c( Wtrr Autograph*, old postcard! S PRIMESTAR oW mag, anrjq. SOBV772-3999 Mini saWllte tyatems, no DHEIS FORM A equipment to purchasa, MB OWMterai 24,995 Installation, low** price 23,995 Call faoa-aBB

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Do you want a new year filled with power and superb handling, style and world- class luxury? These legendary attributes that will naturally improve the quality of life can all be yours when you drive a new 1999 BMW. When you see our low prices and low payment lease plans, you'll know this is going to be a year to remember!

1999 BMW Z3 1999 BMW 528i 2.3 ROADSTER SPORT WAGON

Auto, 6 Cyl, Power Steer/ABS Brakes/Windows/Locks, A/C, Anti-Thefi AM/FM Stereo Cass, Auto, 6 Cyl, Power Stoor/ABS Brakes/Windows/Locks, Heated Seats, A/C, Anti-Theft AM/FM Power Top, Dual Air Bags, Fog Lights, Heated Front Seats. MSRP $32,980; VIN tfXLG0O580. Stereo Cass, Premium Pkg inci Leather Upholstery, Moonrool, Scheduled Maintenance. MSRP $3,579 duo at delivery inol $2,500 cap cost reduction, $480 bank fee, $300 ref sec dep & 1st mo $48,770; VIN #XBV6043G. $3,949 duo al delivery inci $2,500 cap cost reduction, $480 bank fee, payment. Total payments $8,970. Total lease cost $11,950. End-Of-Lease Purchase Option $500 ref sec dep & 1st mo payment. Total payments $16,884. Total lease cost $19,864. End-OI- $23,415.80. Lease Purchase Option $32,675.90.

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6 Cyl, Power Sienr/ADS Brakes/Locks/Mirrors/Windows. A/C, Premium Pkg, Heated f-roni Soats, 8 Cyl, Power Stoer/ABS Brakes/Windows/LockH/Mirrurf,, Cold Weather Pkg, A/C, Anti-Theft Cruise. Anli Theit AM/fM Stereo Cass, 10 Spkrs, Moonroof. Dual Air Ufigs. MSRP $4!j,f.M)!>; VIN AM/FM Storeo Cass, SchocJulod Maifitnunncrj. MSRP $6G,370; VIN «XDN7324£>. $B,«79 due at JIXBY24O9O. !f.H,HG9 fine at delivery inci $2,500 cap cost reduction, $480" bank tee. $450 rof soc fjrjlivnry inci $rj,{)f)O cap cost reduction. $4fU) hank foe, $700 ref sec dap & 1st mo payment. Total dep & 1st mo payment. Total payments $15,804. Total lease co;,t $6,849. End-Of-Ujnse payments $25,164. Total least? cost $30,(J44. End-Of-LHri.se Purchase Option $41,813.10 Purchase Option $30,213.65.

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