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VOLUME 31-NUMBER 11

DECA students shine at State Competitions The Scotch Plains- were attended by over displayed by DECA Fanwod High School 3,000 students from nearly members has put the SP-F Chapter of the 200 schools, at the Great Chapter far and above Distributive Education Gorge Mountainview other groups. Clubs of America, the Co- Resort, That total includ- Peter Donahue, presi- curricular phase of the ed twelve 1st place win- dent of the local chapter, High School's Marketing ners, eight 2nd place, and employed by Sears as a program, has been widely seven,3rd place awards, as commission salesperson, recognized as the outstan- SP-F brought home 27 led the way winning 1st ding group in New Jersey, trophies. The highest place in the Chapter's winning hundreds of State tribute was a feat achieved Pepsi Learn & Earn pro- and national awards in by only two other SP-F ject, a creative, analytical competitions related to the Chapters and never by any study of income and pro- Marketing classroom in- other school, as this year's fits. Vice President struction during their 18 outstanding group came in Michael Brennan, years. Remarkably, this 1st place in all six group employed by the Lantern, year's group probably ex- competitions available at took 1st in the Chapter's ceeded previous the Conference. This is Public Relations Cam- achievements as the 40 testimony to the team ef- paign which was on the member Scotch Plains- fort, leadership and civic newly organized Safe- Fanwood DECA delega- pride which have been Rides program, A big win- tion won an astounding 37 their trademark over the ner was Patrick Allard awards during DECA's years. This and the who won too honors in- State competitions, which tremendous enthusiasm Please turn to page 16 DECA delegation prepares for victorious homecoming. Egg Hunts Around the town of..-Fanwoocl *Borough officials asbestos in the insulation ordinance was introduced Fanwood Recreation Commission presented Fanwood's around pipes. Samples are during this meeting which Public Works Director currently being analyzed, will cover payments to The Fanwood Recrea- seven, eight and nine, and most decorative and the Ray Manfra with a cer- *Walsh also informed part time workers hired tion Commission an- ten and eleven year-olds. prettiest. Prize categories tificate of appreciation for Council members that the for Saturday afternoons. nounces that their annual in the bunny drawing con- his 25 years of service dur- proposed 1988 school Depending upon their Easter Egg Party will be In addition to the prizes test are the most original, ing last Wednesday's budget represents a 6,5% classification, these held on Saturday, April 2 given at the Easter Egg the prettiest and the public meeting. Mayor increase over 1987. The employees will be paid at the Fanwood Fire Party, there will be prizes cutest. All entries, for the Patricia Kuran stated that anticipated increase to either $8.00 per hour or House (behind the given in the egg decorating egg decorating and bunny Manfra, who joined the Fanwood residents will be $6.00 per hour. Having Municipal Building). The and bunny drawing con- drawing contests must be department in January, $4.37 per $100 of assessed part time workers at the event will begin at 10 a.m. tests for the same age made between nine and 1963, and worked his way value. School Board elec- Center during weekend The program is for the groups. Prize categories in ten a.m. on Saturday, up to his present position, tions will take place on hours rather than Public following age groups: four the egg decorating contest April 2, had successfully handled April 5. Works employees will and five year-olds, six and are the most original, every new job assigned to represent a savings to the public works. Manfra in- "•Council President borough, according to corporated New Jersey's Maryanne , Connelly, Mayor Kuran. Final Ashbrook Nursing Home first Public Works liaison to the Environmen- reading on this ordinance Association and served as tal Commission, noted will be heard on April 13. The Ashbrook Nursing and seven to 10, Prizes together," its first president. She that the Scotch Plains- Home will sponsor its an- will be given to the Registration for the egg noted his many years of Fanwood Recycling •"Mayoral appointments nual Easter egg hunt children in each age group hunt is required, Beirne professionalism in solving Association is in need of announced during the March 26 beginning at who find the gold and added. the borough's infrastruc- volunteer groups to work March public meeting in- 10:30 a.m., according to silver colored eggs. ture problems. . Saturday afternoon hours clude Judy Spadone to the Suzanne Beirne, recrea- "We invite all children To register or for fur- at the Recycling Center on Environmental Commis- •Board of Health North Avenue. tion director. to come out and join us in ther information, contact liaison Councilman Bruce sion, Charles Gottlick to The event, which is this annual event," Beirne Beirne at 889-5500. Walsh reported that *Also concerning the Board of Health, and open free to the public, said. "It's a morning that Ashbrook Nursing Home Acorn Early Learning management of the Bruce Bernstein to the will be divided into two the whole family can is located at 1610 Raritan School is being evaluated Recycling Center, an Cable Advisory Commis- age groups: three to six watch and enjoy Rd., Scotch Plains. for the possibility of amendment to the salary sion, PTA Council schedules March 24 Candidates Night S.P. Recreation Commission The Scotch Plains- in Scotch Plains: Mr. evening: (1) There is a any new programs, ideas Fanwood PTA Council Alfred L, Rees, Mrs. strong concern regarding or approaches which you The Scotch Plains 2nd, 10 a.m. has scheduled a Board of Eleanor B. Kramps, Mr, class size in the elementary feel would enhance our Recreation Commission Education Candidate's August Ruggiero, Mr. Ed- schools. Many parents feel educational system and Easter Egg Hunt, co- Youngsters are re- Night for Thursday, ward Kwas, Mrs. there should be no more which you would work sponsored with the Scotch quested to bring a paper March 24 at 8:00 p.m. at Dorothy Dallah, Mr. than 20 students per class toward implementing? Plains Junior Women's bag to hold the eggs they the Administrative Frank Festa, Jr. and Mr. in grades K-3, including The format for the Club, Denise Mortkowitz, find. Face painting, at 25 building at Evergreen and Owen Lynch. special education children, evening will allow for chairman, will be held at cents per character, will be Cedar Streets, The PTA Council Can- and a total of 24 children written questions from the 10 a.m., Saturday, March available. This is always a The following seven didates Night Committee in 4th and 5th grades in- audience to be presented 26th, at Brookside Park, fun event for youngsters candidates have registered has submitted the follow- cluding special education. by Mrs. Margaret Walker, off Hetfield Avenue. Rain and Mrs. Bunny will be on to run for the three seats ing two questions for the What is your position on a member of the Westfield date is Saturday, April hand to greet participants. which are up for election candidates to answer that this issue? (2) Are there Please turn to page 17 Assoc. seeks group leaders Police News- Domestic Violence Act. Youth Art Month is A radar detector and Double Trouble, a pro- tion helps to keep persons change were reported celebrated at library ject of the Union County stable in the activities of missing from an Community Companion their everyday lives. The automobile parked on Program since September Double Trouble group m Poplar Place, March 10th. of 1984, is seeking understands, accipts, and That same day a stereo volunteers to lend support reinforces the ne essity of system was taken from a X at their weekly meetings. this medication." SCOTCH PLAINS car parked on Seville This is an anonymous self- On Tuesday, March Row. help group for people who A group leader plays an 8th, a radar detector was Sometime between 8:30 are "dually diagnosed," important role in the suc- stolen from a vehicle park- a.m. and 9:00 p.m., on the which means they have cessful functioning of the ed at Scotch Plains- 12th, burglars entered a alcohol and/or drug pro- group. He or she main- Fanwood High School. home on Midway Avenue blems as well as mental tains objectivity and clear That same day a 1987 through a cellar window. health problems. They thinking, aiding in the Ford Van, containing a Jewelry, stereo equipment help each other through maintenance and stability large amount of sanding and video equipment were sharing their experiences of the group, while any equipment and materials, reported missing at that and concerns with a non- misguided conversation is was stolen from the 1600 time. judgmental attitude, seek- steered back to the topic block of Cooper Road. A Linden resident told ing to give each other in- of discussion. The leader On the 12th vehicles police he was assaulted at ner strength. also stimulates discussions parked at the Malibu the intersection of According to Roberta by directing questions and Lounge, on Terrill Road, LaGrande Avenue and Rubin, CCP director, making suggestions to the netted thieves a CB radio, Brohm Place on March Fanwood Memorial Library celebrates Youth Art "One of the key factors of group. Anyone interested clothing, radar detectors, 12th. The victim was park- Month with Brian Bloch's one man show. the group is the accep- should contact Roberta a wallet and purse. ing his car when ap- tance of the need to take Rubin at the Dental FANWOOD proached by two black March is Youth Art one of twenty fine arts prescribed psychoiropic Health An insurance card was males in their late teens Month in New Jersey, and students to enjoy this medication. The medica- Association—272-0300. stolen from a vehicle park- who struck him with a visitors to the Fanwood honor which was held at ed on South Marline gun. The duo was last seen Memorial Library during Trenton State College. Avenue Wednesday. The traveling on foot down the month will enjoy the Brian feels that "art's Spring leaf & gumball card was later recovered. LaGrande Avenue. art of Brian Bloch purpose in the world is to AlsOj on the 9th, police A stereo system was displayed on the main remind human beings of pickup in Scotch Plains humanity itself." His am- responded to Vinton Cir- stolen from a vehicle park- floor of the building. and one loader crew. Brian Bloch, a senior at bition in fine arts is, "to It's that time again that cle for a complaint of ed on Burns Way March we must think of cleaning North side vacuum will assault under the 14th. Scotch Plains-Fanwood have the capability to touch the souls of my up our yards in prepara- start at Glenside Avenue High School, is planning a and the loaders will start career in fine arts and has viewers in a way that will tion for the summer. On School Happenings applied to Cooper Union, leave a lasting April the 11th we will at Terrill Road. On the Carnegie-Mellon, impression." begin our leaf and gum- South side vacuum will General School News April 5 - Tour of Terrill Syracuse, and Mason- ball pick-up. It's one time start at Jacobs Lane and March 24 - Candidates Middle School, 9:15 a.m. only time through the work north and the Open to the community. Gross at Rutgers. The Memorial Library Night, 8:00 p.m.. Ad- In the summer of 1987, is pleased to celebrate this town, so all leaves and loaders at Shady Lane. ministrative Building, Brian Bloch was selected month with Brian Bloch's gumballs must be curbside Evergreen and Cedar Sts. Brunner for Governor's School, one man show. by 7:00 A.M. Monday, Again, I emphasize it April 5 - Voting for March 16 - Morning April the 11th. It only only takes a few days to Elections for Board of -Kindergarten registra- takes about 5 days to do complete the whole town, Education candidates and tion. Planning a vacation? the entire town so please so please have the leaves school budget at your nor- March 17 - Afternoon make sure you follow this and gumballs curbside by mal polling place from -Kindergarten registra- visit AAA's Travel Show rule. 7:00 A.M. on April 11th. 2-.00-9-.00 p.m. tion. With the summer travel Cruise Lines, Iceland Air, We will start with two Leaves and gumballs April 5 - 7:30 p.mseaso. n just around the Haddan Tours, (Hawaii), crews on each side of only, any other materials High School Parenting Seminar. town, one vacuum type will be left on your lawn. March 17 - Winter April 5-6 - Kindergarten corner, now is the best Canadian Tourism Coun- Sports Dessert. Visitation. time to discover those cils, KLR (Africa), Avis, March 18 - PTA Dinner April 12-14 - Kinder- great travel bargains and Exploration Cruise Lines Alternatives for students Dance. garten Screening. get-away specials. The (Alaska & the Caribbean), April 7 - Tour of High AAA New Jersey New Jersey Travel and with learning disabilities School, 9:30 a.m. Open to Evergreen Automobile Club invites Tourism, Travel Bound the community. March 23 - Pizza Day. you to get a head start on (London & Paris), Am- For a second year, the located in the front of the Park Middle March 25 - Author's planning that dream vaca- trak, and Flyfaire (Carib- Scotch Plains-Fanwood building. Following short March 21 - General Conference. tion by attending a bean) will be on hand School District will pre- introductory remarks PTA meeting, 7:30 p.m. April 5 - Executive "Travel Show" on Sun- from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. to sent the program "What there, students and April 5 - tour of Park Board meeting. day, March 20, 1988 at the discuss their 1988 Next After High School: parents will have five Middle School, 10:30 a.m. April 8-10 - Family trip Parsippany Hilton located packages. In addition, An Overview of Alter- 10-minute periods in Open to the community. to Washington, D.C. off Route 10 west in the AAA New Jersey natives for Students with which to attend presenta- April 11 - PTA Ex- Prudential Business Cam- Automobile Club Travel Learning Disabilities" on tions given by schools of ecutive Board meeting. pus. Agency, Cruise Center, March 23, 1988. Beginn- their choice. The program Terrlli Middle McGinn Representatives from Motorcoach Tours and ing at 7:30 o.m.. the even- will conclude with an open April 5 - PTA Executive April 6 - Executive the travel industry in- Motor Touring staff ing's activities will occur period for browsing and Board meeting 8:00 p.m. Board meeting. cluding Royal Viking members will also be at Scotch Plains-Fanwood gathering information. available to assist with all High School, Westfield your travel planning Road, Scotch Plains. needs. Travel discounts will be available to those Thirty-five colleges, All middle and high who book tours at thetrade schools, and career school students in the show. options will have represen- Districts special education tatives on hand to discuss classes and their parents as Travel videos and the services that their well as those from sur- movies will also be shown organizations provide to rounding communities are throughout the afternoon students with learning encouraged to attend and light refreshments will disabilities. March 23, and to take ad- be served. Admission is The evening's events vantage of this unique $2.00 per person. Reserva- will begin in the High higher education oppor- tions are not required. School auditorium, tunity.

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Matthew J. district office at 1961 A veteran law- New Jersey enjoyed the Rinaldo (R-N.J.) an- Morris Avenue, Union enforcement professional national spotlight in 1964 nounced that he is spon- (across from the Union whose career has included when the Democrats soring an art contest for Township municipal virtually every aspect of nominated Lyndon B, high school students who building) by Saturday, police work has been nam- Johnson for president and reside in the 7th Con- April 16. The winning en- ed Director of Security in 1967 after a surprising gressional District. and Safety at Children's turn of events brought the tries will be announced at Specialized Hospital. The winning entry will a reception for the student summit conference bet- be displayed this summer artists and their parents In his new position, ween Johnson and Soviet in the U.S. Capitol and friends to be hosted Tom Olkowski, a 29-year Premier Aleksei Kosygin Building along with art- by Schering-Plough in resident of Fanwood, will to Glassboro. work from other students Kenilworth on Friday, have a major role to play His duties at that time throughout the nation. April 22 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the opening and suc- as a station commander cessful operation of the The winning artist will be for the New Jersey State invited to Washington for The 7th Congressional hospital's outpatient Police put him in charge the ceremony opening the satellite facility in Fan- of operations and supervi- district covers students wood. national exhibition. from Berkeley Heights, sion of state police and The contest is part of Clark, Cranford, "The opening of the civilian personnel under "An Artistic Discovery," Elizabeth, Fanwood, Gar- outpatient center has been his command at those an annual competition wood, Kenilworth, Moun- eagerly anticipated by historic occasions. sponsored by Rinaldo and tainside, New Providence, both the citizens of Fan- He assumed complete the Congressional Arts Plainfield, Roselle Park, wood and our staff at responsibility for law en- Caucus to promote the Scotch Plains, Spr- Children's Specialized," forcement in rural areas of creative talents of young ingfield, Summit, Union, At Its February monthly meeting, the Scotch said Warren West, the Burlington, Hunterdon, Americans. The competi- Westfield and Winfield in Plains/Fanwood Chapter of UNICO made a con- hospital's assistant ad- Monmouth and Warren tion is conducted at no Union County; Dunellen tribution to Spaulding for Children, which is located ministrator in charge of counties where there were cost to the federal govern- and Middlesex Borough in in Westfield, N.J. Pictured are President Vincent operations. "Mr. no organized local police ment. Middlesex County; Laganga and Marie Soriano, who is accepting the Olkowski's background departments at that time. Rinaldo said each high Millburn and Short Hills check on behalf of Spaulding for Children, will assist the hospital in A licensed detective in school in the 7th District in Essex County; and maintaining our safety New Jersey and New Bound Brook, UNICO distributes money to many local organiza- York, Olkowski worked has been invited to enter and security programs up to three works of art Bridgewater, Martinsville, tions and Spaulding for Children has grown to with high standards and closely with federal, coun- which are to be selected by become one of their favorites over the years. his familiarity with Fan- ty and local agencies with Green Brook, Manville, investigations, emergen- the school's art teachers. North Plainfield, Warren wood will insure a smooth The work must be a two- and Watchung in transition to our outpa- cies, special details and dimensional painting, tient center there." traffic problems. During Somerset County. the 1960s and early 1970s drawing, collage, or print High School art instruc- The rehabilitation no larger than 30 inches by tors and students may ob- hospital for children will he worked with the Na- WITH WITH tional Guard during the 30 inches unframed. tain additional informa- ALLfTEMS use the satellite facility for The entries must be tion about the contest by THIS AD DISCOUNTED THIS AD a pre-school program, day civil disturbances in Plain- field and Newark and dur- delivered, wired, and calling Congressman PriCM care and early intervention ready for hanging, to Rinaldo's district office at for infants through five- ing the Rahway Prison Effective uprising. Congressman's Rinaldo's 687-4235. March 17 year-olds with various thru disabilities. Outpatient In 1971, he provided It's time for the annual March 19 therapies, including assistance to the Federal DELIVERY physical, occupational Secret Service by escorting 'Y' Sustaining Campaign ttema) and speech therapy, will and providing security for be provided to all Vice President Spiro Beginning March 21 schools and community ANWOOD pediatric age groups. Agnew during his cam- and continuing through organUations whether it Approximately 90 per- paign appearance in March 24, the Fanwood- be child care and Latch cent of the hospital's out- Westfield. He has provid- Scotch Plains YMCA will Key, teen programs, sum- patient services will be ed similar services for be conducting its annual mer camp, sports camp, relocated from the main visiting prime ministers Sustaining Campaign. health enhancement pro- II South Avo., Fanwoi facility in Mountainside to and presidents of foreign When you receive a call grams, your YMCA 322-5600 from one of our many strengthens more than ! • All enea» melude -mles ia« • Cash b Catty on all items the satellite site in Fan- nations. • We tesvve the nghi to limit quantities From the State Police volunteers asking you to muscles. Our YMCA wood. donate money to your Y, strengthens people in At the 97-year-old Olkowski moved on to St. remember you are being many ways. The pediatric rehabilitation Peter's College in Jersey asked to help sustain an Fanwood-Scotch Plains hospital, Olkowski will be City, where he served 10 organization looking to a YMCA is dedicated to the DraaMt 750ML»16.99 responsible for planning, years as Director of better future for our com- development of body, MMtriIMM 750 ML'13.45 directing and supervising Security and Safety. There munities. Since this cam- mind and spirit and seeks KahlM CaffM U*tWf 750 ML »10.69 the hospital's security he planned, implemented paign is run by volunteers, to improve the quality of IrWiMM 7E0ML*18,SS force to provide safety to and administered com- Balky'* lrl*fc 750ML»13.84 there are no "hidden ad- life for people of all races, HinM Walktr Cram patients, staff and visitors prehensive programs in ministration costs" in- cultures, ages and socio- on a 24-hour, seven-days- parking and traffic con- TSOMLHt.SS volved. 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We not only would not otherwise fire, theft and vandalism, the Wilmer Eye Institute, benefit from our youth OM Grand-Dad 86° 750 ML'9.46 support families, but also Saagran'sVO 750 ML'8.95 and coordinates enforce- John Hopkins University, our facilities have been us- and community outreach ment of hospital regula- Baltimore, and Dr. programs and activities. Cawdtoti Company 1 75 L'14.95 tions and operation of the William Olkowski, ed by over 25 agencies, •allairtiM Scotch 750 ML '7.98 hospital's safety program. 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N/R the Democratic Conven: Call For A Free Shop-At-Home tion in Atlantic City and Btli.,ePack *4.4i Estimate 233-4241 WITH THIS AD U.S.-Soviet Summit in Your Call Brings the Owner Not A Salesman Glassboro. ££pitoftq to Report from m Publicity coverage cellent manner in which message as I believe will Superintendent of Schools Washington was outstanding you not only captured the result from the program join over 100 girl scouts Dear Sharon: message dealing with this itself to our young people. and boy scouts for the ty- I thought that today's very important concern, Again, my thanks. ing of purple ribbons u lead article was outstan- but the spirit of our Robert J. Hewlett around the trees on Park By < ding. I appreciate your students and staff as well. Superintendent of Schools and Martine Avenues. Congressman 3 coverage of the anti-drug Hopefully as much good Thank You. A special S3 rock concert and the ex- will come out of the media thank you to Burgdorff s Thanks to a community Realtors of Fanwood for H that Stands Up & Cares! supplying hot chocolate Matt Rinaldo U On behalf of the Scotch and donuts for the scouts Plains-Fanwood PTA that cold Saturday morn- 7th District, New Jersey H Council Chemical ing. From The Dependency Committee, I To those citizens that With the assistance of my offices in Washington, would like to publicly ex- tied ribbons at home, Union, and Green Brook, 7th District residents can Mayor's press our appreciation for thank you. Next year the receive help in overcoming a wide range of obstacles Desk the community support of purple ribbons will return they encounter when dealing with the federal Drug and Alcohol to remind us that drug and bureaucracy. This assistance is one of the most Awareness Week. Our alcohol abuse hurts kids. I rewarding aspects of my job as a member of Con- message is simple: we care truly hope that more gress. Often people are not fully aware of the range that kids are hurt because citizens will join us and of services my office can provide. In fact, many only of drug and alcohol abuse. display purple ribbons. call as a last resort. We thank THE TIMES, Hot Pursuit, the official Dealing with the government can be complicated Audrey Lipinski's leader- Columbus Division of and time-consuming. If you have business with a by Fanwood ship and Sharon Pachler's Police rock band, department or agency of the federal government, my Mayor talent for helping us delivered a strong and ef- office and I can help you slash through the red tape Patricia Kuran spread the message and in- fective anti-drug message that takes up your valuable time and can be very crease awareness of this through the ever popular frustrating. problem that effects all of medium of current and us. Here are some examples of the kinds of services The 1988 Public Works program schedule was classic rock and roll music provided by my offices: mailed out this week. Fanwood residents will be We are, indeed, for- to SPF sixth-eighth graders from Park, Terrill SOCIAL SECURITY PROBLEMS: information pleased to see that we will have a Fall Cleanup of tunate to live in a com- can be provided about Social Security programs such household items this year. However, we will not have munity where the Mayors, and Saint Bartholomew's Please turn to page 15 as disability benefits, Supplemental Security Income, a Spring Cleanup. The Cleanup Program used to cost Council Members and the and Medicare. If you need assistance in obtaining a us about $17,000 each time it was done. This year it record of your earnings or remedying incorrect will cost us over $68,000 or about 3 tax points and benefits, please feel free to get in touch with me. that's why we are only having one, A GLANCE IMMIGRATION AND PASSPORTS: Often we We decided to make it a Fall cleanup instead of a can offer guidance and assistance to those with ques- Spring cleanup because rumors out of Trenton are tions about immigration problems. In addition, con- that voter pressure over garbage costs might result in ASKANCE stituents wishing to invite guests from overseas or some relief before the Fall elections. If that happens, by Skip Ungar plan a trip abroad may find it helpful to ask about we have the option of renegotiating the cost of the the correct process to pursue and expedite an Fall cleanup. "THE FIRST HIT" Work on our 1988 budget is almost complete. The emergency passport application. public hearing will be held on March 21st at 8 p.m. at (Little Known Facts From History) VETERANS BENEFITS: Over the years, we have Borough Hall with final adoption set for April 19th. The world's first murder concerned itself with the helped many veterans with problems in securing their The municipal portion of the budget is expected to death of Abel. Officially, it is referred to in law benefits from the Veterans Administration. We have increase by 12 points, with another 20 points for school and law books as "East Eden v. Cain." But provided assistance in obtaining compensation, school and county purposes. This is not pleasant to the first real "hit", and one which received an inor- medical services, pension benefits, and service announce to taxpayers already stretched to the limit dinate amount of publicity, was the assassination of medals. by state and federal income taxes and I draw little Julius Caesar, who was the greatest "deus Paternus" ACADEMY NOMINATIONS: Each year my of- comfort from the fact that all municipalities in Union in history. He was known as "Capo maximus" of the fice makes nominations to the Army, Navy, Air County are facing heavy increases this year. Roman Empire. There were several other "capos" Force, and Merchant Marine academies. Anyone in- just under him and they were the nucleus of the terested in attending the service academies—or the There were many highlights during my first four "familius primo." Their names are known by every years as Fanwood's Mayor that will serve to provide Coast Guard Academy—is welcome to give my office student of literature and classical study- Brutus, a call. We will send you the information packet. warm memories in the future. Recent developments Cassius, Casca, Cinna, Trebonius, Ligarius, Decius have added an onerous burden, however. INTERNSHIPS: Many college students have gain- Brutus and Metellus Cimber. They called themselves ed valuable behind-the-scenes knowledge of govern- According to letters received from both the county the "Cosum Nostrum", and through Caesar, they ment as interns in my Washington office. If you and the state, we must restripe Terrill Road for 4 ruled with absolute power. would like to apply for one of my internship pro- lanes. Chief Parenti and I are not prepared to let that Eventually, Cassius, the craftiest of them, became happen and will take up the gauntlet at the Union grams, please write to me. jealous of Caesar and hatched a plot to do away with U.S. FLAGS: If you are interested in obtaining a County Board of Freeholder's meeting on March him. However, rather than use an individual soldier, 17th. flag flown over the Capitol to commemorate a Cassius decided that this should be a hit by commit- specific event or honor an individual or organization, The Mt. Laurel II suit against the Borough has tee. The "kiss of death" had not been invented at get in touch with my office. Flags are supplied at heated up and we are seeking substantive certifica- that time so the conspirators hired a soothsayer to manufacturer's cost in various sizes and materials tion from the N.J, Council on Affordable Housing advise Caesar that his end would occur on the ides of and come with a certificate issued by the Architect of on our filing which seeks recognition of Fanwood as March. Evidently, there was some confusion because the Capitol verifying the date the flag was flown. a fully developed community. I'm awed at the tenaci- the Julian Calendar had just come into use. Thus ty of the builders who have been waiting almost three CAPITAL VISITS: My office can help you make Caesar, when he was stabbed by the eight of them in the most of a trip to Washington with gallery passes years to build their multi-family housing in town, front of Unmberto's Clam Casa, was quite surprised to the House and Senate, and reservations for special tuner they expect tremendous profits or it's all just a because he thought it was only the ides of January. tours of the Capitol, the Supreme Court, the Ken- game to them. That is why he uttered his last words, "Hey, two, nedy Center, the FBI, and the Bureau of Engraving I looked for a bright note to interject at this point. Brute!", thinking he had two more months to go. Finding none, I'll just wish everyone a Happy St. and Printing. Because space is limited, please be sure All eight were arrested and brought to trial. They to let us know your plans as soon as possible. Patrick's Day. hired the most famous attorney of the time, F. Lee Bailus (from whence the expression, "I hope they 353L bail us out" arose). His first ploy was to get them off MARCH on a technicality, but he discovered that they had *THI TIMES ^ been properly "Mirandumed". He threw everything CALENDAR Published tvery Thursday by Falter Publications OF at the prosecution: "ex post facto", "prima facie", "habeus corpus", "cave canem", accusing the judge EVENTS of smoking pot; but each tactic was overruled. He finally came up with something that to this day is still DONALD A. FOSTER Publisher AUDREY L1PINSKI Editor used in courts of law and has become the most suc- MARY ANN M.FOSTER Business Manager cessful defense that criminal lawyers employ. It was MILIDA FERENCE Office Manager Thursday, March 17 - 7:30 ing Board. called "jury tampering", and it worked like a charm. STEVE GOTTLIEB Advertising Director P.M. Fanwood Recrea- Tuesday, March 22 • 7:00 In spite of the overwhelming evidence of eighteen eye GLORIA SNELL Production Assistant tion Commission. P.M. Scotch Plains Local witnesses, the infamous eight were acquitted, and DEBRA DEMORESKI Production Assistant Thursday, March 17-7:30 Assistance Board. when the judge, whose name was Crater, tried to HENRIETTA HILL Production Assistant Tuesday, March 22 . 8:30 declare a mistrial, he mysteriously disappeared and P.M. Scotch Plains Board THE TIMES (USPS 485.200) is published every Thursday for of Adjustment. P.M. Scotch Plains Coun- was never heard of again. $12 per year, $fc out-of-state by Foster Publications, 1600 Thursday, March 17 - 8:00 cil, Regular. Eventually, the conspirators fell out among East Second Street. Scotch Plains, N.J. POSTMASTER P.M. Fanwood Board of themselves, and all of them died violent deaths. The Send address changes to THE TIMES, P.O. Box 388, Scotch Adjustment. Wednesday, March 23 "Cosum Nostrum" slipped into oblivion. However, Plains. N.J. 07076 322.5266 Thursday, March 17 - 8:00 -7:30 P.M. Fanwood before too long, a new group came into existance. It P.M. Board of Education, Shade Tree Commission. was known as the "Masters At Firearms /n Public Meeting. Thursday, March 24 - 8:00 ^bruzzi", and some people claim that it is still Monday, March 21-7:30 P.M. Fanwood Planning around today, but no one with any common sense P.M. Scotch Plains Plann- Board, Regular. really believes that. AREA RELIGIOUS OBITUARIES SERVICES Marion A. Major Edward V. Kocot Marion A. Major of Bell Telephone Co. Edward V. Kocot, 73, and the Meridian Senior I Plainfield died March 14, Her husband, Victor of Scotch Plains, died Citizens of Scotch Plains. 1988 at Muhlenberg Major, died in 1954. March 9, 1988 at He was a former president Regional Medical Center Surviving are two Muhlenberg Regional of the Scotch Plains

in Plainfield. sisters, Elizabeth Gar- Medical Center in Plain- Midget Baseball League OO She was born in Perth thwaite of Kenilworth and field. and a former officer of Amboy and lived in South Margaret Kay to of Fan- He was born in Jersey Local 860, International Field, Michigan and wood. City and moved to Scotch Brotherhood of Electrical North Plainfield before Plains 28 years ago. He Workers, moving to Plainfield Arrangements are by was an electrician with the almost five years ago. Memorial Funeral Home' Erie Lackawanna Surviving are three Mrs. Major did book- in Fanwood, Calling Railroad in Jersey City for sons, Edward J. of'Long keeping and accounting at hours for Thursday are 45 years prior to his retire- Valley, Charles V. of Providence Hospital in 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. ment in 1976. Murray Hill and William South Field, Mich, for In lieu of flowers, dona- He was an Army of Scotch Plains* a Scotch Plains Baptist a.m. Church School, 9:15 four years, retiring in tions may be made to the veteran of World War II. brother, John Kocot of Church, 333 Park Ave,, a.m. Methodist Youth 1964. She also worked for American Heart Associa- His wife, Josephine Set- Jersey City; a sister, Scotch Plains, 322-5487. Fellowship, 7 p.m. Rev. 13 years at New Jersey tion. ticase Kocot, died August Theresa Maselli of Lyn- Sunday Morning Worship James Dewart, pastor. 1, 1976. brook, N.Y., and one 11:00 a.m. Sunday School Stephen Spirko He was a member of St. grandchild. 9:30 a.m. Pastor Homer Stephen Spirko, 95, great-grandchildren. Bartholomew the Apostle Funeral arrangements Tricules. died March 9, 1988 in the Funeral arrangements Church in Scotch Plains, were by Memorial Funeral Fanwood Presbyterian the Scotch Plains VFW Assembly of God Evangel Church, 74 Martine Meridian Nursing Home, were by Memorial Funeral Home in Fanwood. Church, 1251 Ten-ill Avenue South, Fanwood, Westfield. Home in Fanwood. Road, Scotch Plains, 889-8891 or 889-7570. Mr. Spirko was born in 322-9300. Sunday Wor- Sunday Worship 10:45 Kurov, Czechoslavakia. In lieu of flowers, dona- COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY ship 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. The Rev, Dr. Donald After living in Bayonne, tions may be made to St. p.m. Sunday School 9:30 Gordon Lewis, Senior he was a resident of Bartholomew the Apostle HILLSIDE CEMETERY a.m. Bible Study Wed. Minister; Mr. William Scotch Plains for 30 years. Church in Scotch Plains. IWOODLAND AVE., SCOTCH PLAINS! 7:30 p.m. Alford, Director of Music He was an oil tester with 756-1729 ST. John's Baptist Ministries. Exxon Corp. in Bayonne Church, 2387 Morse Ave., for 42 years and retired in HAVE YOUR Mailing Address: P.O. Box 747 Scotch Plains, 232-6972. 1957. Plainfield, N.J. 07061 Willow Grove Mr. Spirko was a; PRESCRIPTIONS Sunday Worship 11:00 1 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Kelmo Presbyterian Church, member of St. Bar- FILLED AT All Lots Sold In Fully Developed C. Porter Jr. 1961 Raritan Road, tholomew the Apostle i Areas And Include Perpetual Care Terrill Road Baptist Scotch Plains, 232-5678. Church and Scotch Plains ' Church(SBC),1340 Terrill 9:00 -Church School for Senior Citizens Club. Payments Terms Arranged Road, Scotch Plains, youth and adults; 10:00 - His wife, Martha Use Your Master-Charge 322-7151. Sunday Wor- 10:30 Coffee time; 10:30 - Kasper Spirko, died 233-2200 Free Delivery 11:30 Worship. Wednes- January 7, 1988. Sur- 1115 SOUTH AVE.. WEST | Office on Grounds Open 9 to 4:30 Daily| ship 11:00 a.m. and 7:15 WESTFIELD p.m. Pastor: David E. day evening 8:00 - Bible vivors are a daughter-in- ' Open Daily 8:30-10 Saturdays 9 to 12. Telephone 756-1729 Buck study; Thursday morning law Frances Lois Spirko, 4 Sal. 8-.30-9, Sun. 9-6 Terrill Road Bible Chapel, 10:00 - Bible study, No grandchildren, and 7 535 Terrill Road, Fan- permanent pastor at pre- wood, 322-4055 or sent. 754-7775. Family Bible Hour & Sunday School Immaculate Heart of 11:00 a.m. Elder: Philip Mary Church, 1571 South Carter. Martine Avenue, Scotch First Church of Christ Plains, 889-2100. Degnan Estate Since 1905 Scientist, 275 Midway Masse!—Saturday, 5:30 C—J Real Esta Ave., Fanwood, 322-8461. p.m., Sunday, 7:45 a.m., Sunday Worhsip 11:00 9:00 a.m., 10:15 a.m., a.m. 11:30 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. Church of Jesus Christ of Pastor, Rev.' Wilfrrfd C. Latter-day Saints, 1781 Yeo. Raritan Road, Scotch Plains, 889-5556. Sunday Sacrament Meeting 10:00 St. Bartholomew The a.m., 11:20 Sunday Apostle Church, 2032 School, 12:00 Priesthood Westfleld Avenue, Scotch & Relief Society, Bishop: Plains, 322-5192. Masses Kenneth L. Crook. Saturday, 5:00 p.m., Sun- day, 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., All Saints Episcopal 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon. DON'T MISS OUT! LUXURY LIFESTYLE Church, 59 Park Avenue, Pastor: Matthew M. Scotch Plains, 322-8047 or Appealing 3 bedroom starter Cape Cod set on a quiet Enchanting 3 bedrom Condominium at Scotch Plains' Pesaniello. Scotch Plains street near Niw York busline. Fresh exterior Southwyek. Huge kitchen with quarry tile flooring and 322-9631. Sunday Wor- paint large kitchen/dining combination. A perfect, well- beautiful custom cabinets. Many upgrades plus lots of ship 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 priced home that's priced to please at $172,500. Call carpet and an enlarged patio. $295,000, Call 322-5800. Woodside Chapel, Morse Us a.m. Rector: The Rev. Avenue, Fanwood, 322-5800. John R. Nielson 889-2375 or 232-1525. Temple Israel of Scotch Sunday Worship 11:00 Plains and Fanwood, 1920 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Sun- Cliffwood Street, Scotch day School 11:00 a.m. Plains, 889-1830. Worship Services, Friday 8:30. Metropolitan Baptist p.m., Saturday 9:30 a.m., Church, 823 Jerusalem Sunday 9:00 a.m. Monday Road, Scotch Plains. Sun- and Thursday 7:00 a.m.* day Worship 11:00 a.m.; Scotch Plains Christian Church School for all ages SPACIOUS & SPECIAL SPRING INTO ACTION! 9:30; Prayer ft Praise Ser- New listing! Handsome 4 bedroom executive home set on a Looking for your first home? Fanwood Cape Cod with 4 Church, 1800 Raritan vice, Wed. 7:30; Walter Rd., Scotch Plains, N.J. wooded acre in southside Scotch Plains, If you would enjoy bedrooms and 1 Vi baths ii your answer. No more rent O. Hailey, Pastor. a pool and prefer a brand new kitchen, this is your new chicks. Year old roof and many recent improvements. Too 07076, (201) 889-1690 or home! Spacious with an excellent "flow" - ideal if you good to miss at the surprising price of $158,000. Call 889-1771, Douglas Mc- entertain, 3 baths and marvelous location. $405,000. Call 322-5800, gulley, Minister. Sunday Faith Lutheran Church, 322-5800, School at 10:00 a.m.; 524 South Street, New Worship Services at ,11:00 Providence, 464-5177, a.m. Sunday Worship 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. Sunday School Scotch PlainsArttestfif Id tE DEGNAN Youth and Adult Forums Petersdn-Rlngle Div. ;; First United Methodist 9:40 a.m. Murdock Mae- BOYLE Church, 1171 Terrill Pherson, Pastor; Michael 322-5800 0 ••RE.AL. Road, Scotch Plains, Gebhart, Vicar; Thomas 14 Offices to serve you in Essex, Morris and Union Counties. ™R« 322-9222. Sunday Wor- Mustachio, Minister of THE SIQN OF EXPERIENCE ship, 9:15 a.m. and 10:30 Music. Luncheon-Fashion Show Jewelry featured at JCC Gold Raffle———— to benefit scholarship Designer jewelry will be and valued at SI,200,00. and two nights at a hotel Proceeds from the Raffle will benefit the many pro- one of the prizes featured selected by the winner. at the Jewish Community First prize to be raffled Third prize is SI,200.00 of grams of the JCC. OB Center of Central N,J, on is $5,000.00 worth of 18k designer jewelry. Sunday. March 20, 1988, gold. Second prize is a Tickets are available 7-30 p.m. The 18k jewelry S3,000.00 Atlantic City The Raffle Drawing will from JCC Board members is designed by Thomas D. Gala for four persons, in- offer a dessert reception and the JCC office, 1391 u Cherin Designer cluding roundtrip with music performed by Marline Avenue, Scotch ot Goldsmith of Westfield, helicopter transportation the Hester Street Troupe. Plains, 889-8800.

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BLUE STAR SHOPPING CENTER RT. 22 WATCHUNG, NJ. Diane Cooper becomes SOCHI TIMES bride of Kenneth Wirth u Kelly Reilly will CHIT CHAT OS marry Christian Wiessner Desircc Marie Olivito, guard transfer from Mor- of Scotch Plains, has been ris County Community C/5 named to the Dean's List College, who played UJ at Seton Hall University, scholastically at Im- maculata High School, f- in South Orange, Desiree UJ is a senior majoring in was the Owls' leading scorer averaging 17.5 H Management Information Systems. points per game. He also • • * led the team in three-point field goals with 54, steals Kimberly Kosciuk, of with 57, and assists, Fanwood, and Nancy averaging 4.3 per game in Bihler, of Scotch Plains, 27 games this season. achieved Dean's List • ** status at Drew University's College of The Dean's List at MR. & MRS. KENNETH WIRTH Liberal Arts. Monmouth College for • • • high academic achieve- Diane Jean Cooper, of Miller, cousin of the ment during the Fall Brick Township, daughter bride, MaryBeth Frances Semester included Ralph of Frank and Shirley Donald Wirth was his Blake, Vincent John laione, of Fanwood, and Cooper, of Huddleston, brother's best man. Cooke, Christine Barrie Carole Grill, of Scotch VA and Brick, was mar- Ushers included Frank Durand, Andrew John Plains. ried on October 30, 1987 Cooper, Thomas Cooper Gibbs and Grace Marie to Kenneth Erich Wirth, and Christopher Cooper, Thompson, all of Scotch • • • of Scotch Plains, son of brothers-in-law of the Plains, have been named Air National Guard Erich and Marlene Wirth, groom and Craig Wirth, to the Dean's List for the Airman 1st Class James of Scotch Plains. Rev. brother of the groom. fall 1987 semester at the A, Scannell, son of John James Smith, of Faith Bi- University of Delaware. and Jane Scannell, of ble Presbyterian Church The bride is a graduate • • * Scotch Plains, has in Brick Township, of- of Brick Township High graduated from the U.S. ficiated. A receptioned KELLY REILLY & CHRISTIAN VVIESSNER School and Kean College, Angelo Parenti, of Air Force security police followed at The Barclay in She is employed by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard editor with the Prentice * Scotch Plains, has just specialist course at Belmar, Zakson's, in Brick. Reilly of Fanwood arc Hall Professional Infor- completed his first season Lackland Air Force Base, The bride was given in The groom is a graduate pleased to announce the mation Division of Simon on the Southern Connec- Texas. marriage by her mother. of Scotch Plains-Fanwood engagement of their & Schuster. ticut State University Sharon Cooper was men's basketball team High School and Seton daughter, Kelly Lee, to Her fiance holds a He is a 1985 graduate of matron of honor. Hall University. He is Mr. Christian Alexander Bachelor of Science which finished the season Scotch Plains-Fanwood Bridesmaids included Wiessner, son of Mr, and Degree in Broadcasting with a 9-19 record, High School. employed by AT&T Bell Carol Lydon, Nancy Laboratories. Mrs. Edward T. Wiessner, from Buffalo State Col- Parenti, a 5-11 junior • • * Ayers, Kathy Keelan, of "Y ankers. New "York, lege, He is a wire reporter After a wedding trip to Karen Wirth, sister-in-law Acapulco, the couple M'\ss ReU\y graduated with Commodity World of the bride, and Margie from Scotch Plains- News Network in New resides in Belmar, Fan wood High School York and a frequent con- BIRTH and received a Bachelor of tributor to Futures Seniors invited to Science Degree in Foreign Magazine, ANNOUNCEMENTS Service from Georgetown attend gala luncheon University. She is An October 1988 wed- All senior citizens of Church, 1571 Martine employed as a financial ding is planned, Scotch Plains and Fan- Avenue, Scotch Plains, at wood are cordially invited 11:00. Massage therapist at JCC to attend a gala luncheon IT'S A BOY! \ hosted by the Fanwood- This luncheon is an an- The Jewish Community (muscles, tendons, Mr, & Mrs, John Ondeyka, of Fan- 1 Scotch Plains Jaycee- nual community service Center of Central N. j, of- ligaments and skin). Foot wood, are proud to announce the birth I ettes, on Saturday, March project of the Jaycee- fers the massage therapy Reflexology is a foot of their son Jeffrey John, born February I 26, in the main hall of Im- ettes. For additional infor- services of Nancy Paglia, massage which induces 15, 1988 in Overlook Hospital, Summit, I maculate Heart of Mary mation, call 654-7552. M.Ed, Massages are relaxation and pain relief N.j. Jeffrey John weighed 7 lbs, 5 ozs., J available days, evenings in certain organs or areas and measured 20W inches. His sister is I Tickets available for and Sundays. of the body. The massage Amy. The maternal grandparents are I The 45 minute full body is given in a private setting Ronald and Miriam Maurer of Ashland, 1 Dessert-Fashion Show massage incorporates the at the JCC. PA. The paternal grandparents are John \ and Mary Ondeyka, of Aliquippa, PA. St. Bartholomew's Plains, Tickets can be pur- techniques of Swedish Dessert-Fashion Show, chased from Madeline massage and Foot Reflex- For an appointment call "Flights of Fancy" will be Rutkowski (889-7599), ology, Swedish massage Ms. Paglia at 756-3471, or held on Friday, March 18 involves the systematic the JCC, 1391 Martine at 7:30 p.m. in the school Kathleen MacDonald stroking, kneading and Ave., Scotch Plains, auditorium, 2032 (322-5137), and from the pressing the soft tissues 889-8800. Westfield Avenue, Scotch School Office (322-4265). puVe Qnly

,. FLOWER SHOP to Advertise your j We Design and Deliver: Flowers«Plants»Banoons»CoFsages» Bridal Specialties ! •Fruit Baskets«Gifts«Cards For All Occassions: Weddings«Show,crs»Funerals in this Bridal" Directory WIRE SERVICE AROUND THE WORLD call; 322-5266 ofs 232-6755 ^Nom, 9:ooa.m,6:oop.m, • Fanwood Mr, & Mrs, Singer Dr. Pallini to speak at Cheryl Ann Kelley to celebrate 45th anniversary Historical Society meeting w#d Jeffrey Allen Reid A program on March 22nd at 8:00 P.M. "Perspectives of the Civil War" will be presented by The presentation will be Dr. Carlo Pallini at a held at the Scotch Plains meeting of the Historical Library, Bartle Avenue, in Society of Scotch Plains' Scotch Plains. Visitors are and Fanwood on Tuesday, welcome. Gem of the Month - March Aquamarine or Bloodstone For the month of March the Moh's scale, making it interesting data has been highly resistant to wear put together to help you and scratching, know more about the Bloodstone - is a dark jewelry you intend to buy green setnitransparent t0 and, more important, to opaque gemstone, with help you save money! spots of Red Jasper MR, AND MRS FREDERICK H. SINGER Aquamarine - is throughout. It is one of transparent very light to the many species of Cryp. On February 26, Mr. Fred Singer has been a medium-dark blue to tocrystalline Quartz, call- CHERYL ANN KELLEY & JEFFREY REID and Mrs, Fredirick H. resident of Scotch Plains greenish-blue to bluish- ed Chalcedony and is Singer celebrated their for 45 years and Edith green variety of Beryl. usually polished and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Arts. She is currently 45th wedding anniversary. Singer has been a life long Two other important shaped in an oval or round M. Kelley of Fanwood, employed as an inside Mr, and Mrs, Singer resident. varieties of Beryl are: fjat disc This is done t0 announce the engagement sales representative with spent the day with their The couple look for- Emerald (green) - the most show it's play of Red of their daughter, Cheryl Pearse Industry in children and grand- ward to a trip to Alaska expensive gemstone (all Jasper against the dark Ann to Jeffrey Allen Reid, Rahway, New Jersey. children. this June, things being equal); and, greeni nenMj the name son of Mrs. Mary Morganite, a pink Bloodstone. It is felt that Maybury of Winchendon, Mr. Reid is a graduate Self image discussed gemstone, named in honor this gemstone • denotes Mass. and Mr. Edward H. of Gardner High School, of J. Pierpont Morgan, strength and character, Reid of Gardner, Mass, and received a B.A. degree at College Club meeting the famous financier who and in olden times was Miss Kelly graduated in Geology from Hartwick contributed a fine collec- even thought to have from Scotch Plains Fan- College, Oneonta, New An opportunity to learn College, Fairleigh Dickin- wood High School in how to build a positive son University, Seton Hall tion, which is on exhibit, mystical healing powers. York. He is currently ] 1984. She attended Hart- and successful self image University and Kean Col- to the Museum of Natural With a hardness of 6 /i employed as a geologist History in New York City. to 7 on the Moh's scale it wick College and with GEOSS, Inc. of will be available to lege. In addition, he has graduated from Middlesex Fanwood-Scotch Plains published a guide for men- The factors con- is considered a durable Salem, New Hampshire. tributing to the value of gemstone which will Community College with A July 1988 wedding is College Club members tal health resources for an A.A. degree in Liberal and their guests on Mon- young people and has Aquamarine are: withstand wear. Being a planned. day evening, March 21. written professional ar- Color - The deeper the form if Quartz, The speaker will be Dr. ticles on counseling, blue coloration, the more Bloodstone is plentiful, Harry Powers, Director of motivation, self esteem expensive they become. consequently, keeping its FREE LINGERIE - IT'S HERE the Chatham Education and dealing with grief. Greenish and paler stones price considerably low are less expensive. THE NEW 1988 SPRING LINE Association, whose topic In his talk, Dr. Powers (approximately $5.00 per will be "Positive Self Size - Unlike Diamonds, carat). However, it is by UNDERCOVER WEAR will discuss indicators of large stones are not un- For a Limited Time Only Esteem-Key to Success." positive and negative self usually set in a heavy or SPECIAXll The meeting will be held at esteem, how to deal with common. Because of the large mounting which will 8:00 p.m. at the Methodist pale blue color of then increase the price. When you have your HOME SHOPPING SPREE "put-downs", use of Aquamarine, larger stones in March receive an additional Church in Scotch Plains. positive attitudes, dealing For more information $5.00 FREE MFRCHANDI5E! Dr. Powers has an ex- retain more color and assertively with competi- rough material is cut into call Westberg Jewelers at Call Now - Debbie, 322-8556 (after 5:00 p.m.) tensive background as a tion, establishing win-win 322-4819. speaker, educator situations, and accepting large gems. Small, better counselor and consultant. responsibility for our stones are rare and can He has taught at Union command a premium growth. price if under 10 carats (approximately 20fb to Jaycee-ettes sponsor 30% higher per carat for smaller stones). Atlantic City trip Clarity - Flawless The Fanwood-Scotch food coupons, and a $5.00 material is readily Plains Jaycee-ettes are deferred voucher for a available, therefore, visi- sponsoring a bus trip to future trip to the casino. ble flaws would detract Trump Plaza Casino in markedly from the value Atlantic City on Sunday, Seats are offered on a of the gemstone. April 10. The bus will first-come, first-served Aquamarine is a leave from the South basis, and although desirable gemstone for Avenue side of the Fan- substitutions will be allow- many reasons. The most wood Train Station at ed, cancellations will not. important are it's unique 9:30 a.m. and will return Reservations must be pastel blue color, the fact to the train station at ap- made by March 21. To that large flawless stones proximately 8:00 p.m. The reserve a seat or for fur- are readily available, and trip costs S20 per person, ther information, call its durability. Aquamarine and everyone will get back either 233-1432 or has a hardness of eight on $15,00 in coin, $2.50 in 654-7552. Glow To Go! Free Glow Flyer With WESTBERG JEWELERS Ivery Zips® Sneaker Purchase! "Your Home Town Jeweler" Zip! are ready for action with the coolest colors, hottest styles and superior Stride Rite* fit. Come REPAIRS DONE SAME DAY in today and check out our new Glew-ln-The- (MOST) Stride Rite Dark Zips and get a free Glow Flyer with every Zips sneaker purchase! While supply lasts! 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The beautiful spring weather has a lot of hearts thinking soccer in Scotch Plains and Fanwood, and Scotch Plains-Fanwood Soccer Association is doing its best to satisfy those thoughts. House League Vice President Herman Jamnik has set an important I meeting for all coaches and division managers in the Spring House League to take care of final details for m Girls finish 3rd at meet the season scheduled to start April 9. AH must attend for necessary information on teams, schedules, and Fanwood-Scotch Plains brauskas qualified in the 2nd in the 100 free and 6th backstroke and 5th in the rules. The meeting will be Wednusday, March 23 at YMCA girls finished 3rd 50 freestyle. R. Cuppari in the 50 free; L. Nessel 100 IM. J. Connelly 8:00 p.m. at the Fanwood Train Station. Please call overall against 20 other and S. Whalen finished was 2nd in the 200 In- finished 9th in the Herman at 889-6074 with questions on the House North Jersey Ys at 4th and 8th in the 200 In- dividual Medley and 3rd backstroke. League meeting. Many of the other Lakeland Hills Y Satur- dividual Medley. Whalen in the 50 backstroke; A. The Division I Strikers opened the spring season day. All the age groups also finished 2nd in the Verba finished 9th in the swimmers improved on their entry times and look for the Intercity Division with a 1-1 draw with the placed in the top five with 100 breaststroke and Cup- 50 backstroke and A. Metuchen-Edison Rovers. After a scoreless first half, the 15/18 taking first pari finished 1st, with A. Stamberger was 4th in the to the North/South meet which will be followed by both sides shook the winter cobwebs away and pro- place and the 13/14 taking Wyman 2nd, and M. 50 breaststroke. vided an exciting match. MESC scored first when the 2nd. Magee 8th in the 100 The 10/under free relay YMCA Nationals in Orlando, Florida. Fifteen Strikers failed to clear a corner kick which led to a The Y team was backstroke. Magee finish- finished 3rd followed by scramble and a goal for the Rovers. Until then the represented by 39 girls. ed 5th in the 100 free; Caroline Faraldo 1st in the swimmers have currently qualified and several Striker defense of keeper Dave Petosa, Kurt Dam- The girls who finished Wyman took 6th and 50 free and 3rd in the 100 bough, Brendan Meyer, Jamie Murphy, and Rick among the top nine in in- Hertell 7th and Dam- Individual Medley. R. others are hoping to do so in the next few meets. Marcovecchio had shut down the Rover attack. In dividual events and the brauskas 10th in the 100 Peris was 2nd in 50 the second half midfielder John McDevitt got the top six relays will par- butterfly. Striker offense in high gear flanked by Mike Novello, ticipate in the North/South The 13/14 group's Gymnastic Teams chalk Peter Kelleher, and Mike Donnadio. The front line meet hosted by Fanwood- medley relay finished 3rd of Nick Novella, Chris Tavaglione, and Carlos Scotch Plains YMCA and the free relay was 5th. up impressive victories Ruano had several rushes at the Rover net. March 26. The girls will C. Knudsen finished 4th in The Fanwood-Scotch and under age group, Nick Novello scored the equalizer on a perfect shot compete against Y teams the 50 free and 3rd in the Danielle White earned 2nd in North jersey and 100 backstroke; H. Cup- Plains YMCA A and B off a long lead pass by Meyer. The Strikers are play- throughout Delaware, pari will be in the 100 Gymnastic Teams had im- on vault, 1st on bars and ing in the Division I Olympic Flight and include local Maryland, and part of backstroke also. C. pressive victories in their 3rd on floor and all- players from high school and college. Virginia. Twenty-two Whalen finished 4th in the respective meets this past around. Shannon Buckley FSPY girls will be com- 100 breaststroke and will weekend. The A Team received 3rd on vault and peting and seven relays as be joined at the meet by j. scored a 149.90 against 2nd on bars, beam, floor a result of their swimming Raetz who also finished Madison YMCA's 126.50 and all-around. In the Fanwood Saturday. 9th in the 50 free. J. Krat- while the B Team scored 12-14 age group, Heather a 129.75 against South Kovacs was awarded 3rd Sr, Men's In the 15/18 group the son finished 6th in the 50 400 medley relay finished free and 8th in the 100 Mountain YMCA's on floor and 5th all- Basketball 1st and their free relay free. 112.90. around. Kelly Moffitt B Team members con- earned 3rd on vault, bars 2nd; L. Weber qualified in In the 11/12 group the tributing to the team score and beam and 4th all- the 200 free; K, Hertell freestyle relay finished finishing 7th and C, Dam- were Miehele Smith and around. Jill Murphy plac- 6th. E. Faraldo finished Diane Azzolini. In the 11 ed 2nd on vault and bars and 3rd all-around. Kim The final night of the Goal Post). Shady Lane Perrin received 1st on regular season was upset ended the season with the beam and 2nd on floor night, although the stan- same record as Marion but Richard & dings remained intact and because of their head-to- Maryann and all-around. Amy Stout earned 1st on vault, the seedings for the head games Marion finish- Bleleckl playoffs were set before ed in second place and Proprietors 2nd on beam and 1st on floor and all-around. The any of the games were earned a buy in the first B Teams next meet is the played. Montrose ended round of the playoffs. YMCA B Division State the season on a winning Bob and Mike Lanza led Championship to be held note, after losing five in a Shady's high scoring at- in May. row, by beating tack with 21 points each Willoughby 51-34. Tom and Kevin Floyd also put The A Team members Atkins had a big night up 18 points on the awards are as follows: from the floor and foul Scoreboard. Hunter was Allison Butz placed 1st on line in leading all scorers led by Bob Kelly and Rick vault and 5th on beam. with 20 points. Mark Reddington who scored 22 Banquet Liz Rowland earned 1st on Thomas and Dave Berry and 15 points, respective- Facilities bars. Christy Tozzo was also scored 10 points each ly. (up to 75 people) awarded 5th on vault, 2nd and Ari Niederman chip- FINAL STANDINGS Take Out Orders beam and 6th all-around. ped in with 8 points. Marc Hunter 11-4 Regan Lenahan placed 3rd Romano led Willoughby Marion 9-6 on bars, 1st on floor and with 10 points. Shady Lane 9-6 4th all-around. Kelly Marion would have had Poplar 8-7 Largest Selection Moser received 4th on a chance to win the title Willoughby 5-10 of Seafood Specials Over 200 Domestic & vault, 2nd bars and 3rd all with a win over Poplar Montrose 4-11 in Union County! Imported Beers around. Jill Volden earn- coupled with a Shady The first round of the ed 2nd on vault, 4th on Lane victory over Hunter, playoffs (Wednesday, beam and floor and 2nd but they were denied that 3/16) will pit Poplar Every Monday & Tuesday all-around. Kristin chance by Poplar, who against Willoughby in the Your Choice; S Buckley was awarded 3rd came from behind to win early game and Shady Surf and Turf 11.95 on vault and floor, 4th on 60-54. The second half Lane and Montrose in the (Steak and Lobstsr Tail) bars and 1st on beam. comeback was led by Mike late game. The winners or Buckley also earned 1st Kelly, who finished with will advance to the Steak Teriyaki & Shrimp Scampi all-around with a personal 16 points, three of which semifinal round (Tuesday, high score of 31.35. had the gym howling on a 3/22) where Hunter will Includes: Salad Bar, Choice of Baked Potato, Rice or Llngulni The last home meet of banked three pointer from play the lowest seeded All Major Credit Hours: Open Mon.-Thurs, 12:00-10:00 the season is Sunday, the left side. Curt Walters team remaining and Cards Accepted Frl, & Sat. 12:00-11:00, Sun, 1:00-10:00 March 20th at 1:00 p.m. at pulled down most of the Marion will play the key rebounds in addition higher seeded team. A Good with purchase of any two ilnnar the Marline Avenue from menu or special boards. Facility. to scoring 14 points and change of venue will take Expires May 1, 1988 Tom Smith and Ed place for the semifinals $5.00* Abutante each scored 12 and finals because of Richard & Banquet Facilities points. Mike Batts and schedule conflicts in the Maryann Bieleckl Take Out Orders Dave Comer led Marion in high school gym. The final Proprietors scoring with 14 points and two rounds will be played GUARANTEED RESULTS both threw in three three- at the Terrill Middle SMALL GROUP pointers. Don Urenovitch School gym on Tuesday, 1GGY MaGOO'S Off\ also scored 13 for the March 22 and Thursday, Restaurant k Cocktail Lounge losers. March 24. All are 254 East Third Street (Corner of Third & Roosevelt) LOCATION M PlalnflBid, N.J. 07080 • (201) 7S4-3777 SCOTCH FLAWS Upset night was com- welcome to come down to Not Good On Holidays pleted by Shady Lane (The the gym and cheer for Not valid with ant other coupons'or EDUCATIONAL SERVICES CENTER their favorite team or promotions. Limit one coupon par couple. Golf Shop) with a 70-61 652-1464 victory over Hunter (The player. Over 30 League playoffs Wildlife Poster winners The American Legion, Buddy Zimmerman and J. Watchung Ski Club to the top team after regular Moffitt also had a strong celebrate 50 years season play beat the Jay- game. The Goal Post were Cees 76-61. They were on- lead by 5. Lennon and J, The oldest ski club in camping trip, sailing and ly a few points ahead at Fraser with 23 and 22 pts. New Jersey, The Wat- barbecue party, racquet- the half, but quickly pull- each. D, Klebaur and T. chung Ski Club, will be ball party, canoe trip, etc. ed away in the second Allen also had 10 apiece. celebrating its 50th an- half. B. Blaze lead with 23 In the- bottom half of niversary this year. The If you are a past pts,, B. Bowers had 15 the standings Tony's year-long celebration will member/friend or would and A, Carragino follow- Pharmacy took Orange begin with a banquet on like to be a present ed with 14, Gary Roth and Crush 75-53, Jim Jeffries April 29'. AH past member/friend please Neal Coleman scored 16 and Sam Manigault lead members/friends are in- contact 233-4159, and 12 pts. for the Jay- Tony's with 26 and 18 vited to celebrate the 322-4588 or 534-5656 for Cees. pts,, with Bob and J. golden anniversary. additional information. Back row: Dfanne Ledder, Chairman, Scotch In the second game of Ryan playing a strong In addition to the ban- Reservations are needed Plains Recreation Commission; Angela Lewan- the top bracket, powerful game. Jim Malfetti had 16 quet many events have for the 50th anniversary dowski, 2nd place, 5-6th grade category; Kamayani Coca-Cola set a playoff for Orange Crush and Bill been planned; bike hike, banquet. Khare, 2nd place, lst-2nd grade category, Eugene scoring record by beating Shumway had 10, Ed Dec Wang, 1st place, 5th-6th grade category; Dorothy the Goal Post 107 to 81, lead the team in assists. Acrylics painting class Dalian, Program Chairman, Recreation Commii- Coca-Cola quickly The last game had C & sion. Front row: Ian Doebber, 1st place, Shilpi Khare, established a lead and had C edge the Conglomerates The Jewish Community London. She has held one- five players in double 52 to 44. Ben Bellemy lead 2nd place, 1st & 2nd grade category; Christine Center of Central NJ of- man shows and par- Hoyer, 1st place, 3rd-4th grade category. (Not pic- numbers. J, Boyle had 26, the winners with 14 and fers a new season of ticipated in numerous as did T. Schiller, follow- Frank Miller contributed tured, Francis Sumanski who tied for 2nd place in Acrylics painting beginn- group exhibitions. She lst-2nd grade category)- ed by K. Dougher 25, and 10. The losers were lead by ing Wednesday, April holds awards from the A. Blejwas with 16. Tony rookie standout Bruce 13th. The course is taught Westfield Art Associa- Registration continues Rinaldo came off the Howerton and Dick by Ann E, Atlas, noted tion, the Summit Art bench to contribute 10 pts. DeMarle put in 13 pts. Westfield artist. Association, Ward Eg- for girls Softball gleston Gallery, the Girls in grades 3 the youngster. Foul shooting contests Students receive instruc- American Artist Profes- tion and demonstration through 8 may still register As soon as registration Park Middle School relatives of the players sional League, and others. to play in the Scotch is completed, practices in working with acrylics, For many years she taught gyms echoed with the who gave vocal support at Studies are drawn from Plains Recreation girls' will be scheduled and sounds of basketballs be- the weekly games. Final privately at the Westfield Softball program. games commence. League still life, imagination and studio. ing tossed in the foul league standings for the personal sources. Registration and payment games will be played either of $7.00 fee must be made 6 p.m. on Thursdays shooting contest con- Pee Wee League is as Mrs. Atlas has studied The course will be of- ducted for the Scotch follows: Sonics 8-1; fered Wednesdays, in the Recreation Office and/or 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Plains-Fanwood Recrea- Knicks 7-2; Celtics 6-3; at the Regent Polytechnic between 9 a.m. and 4:30 on Saturday mornings. School and the Royal 7:30-10:00 p.m. To p.m. weekdays. Parents Further information may tion Leagues, March 7th. Nets 5-4; Rockets 5-4; Academy in England. She register, contact the JCC, Individual team Lakers 4-5; Sixers 1-8; interested in coaching can be obtained by calling the is a Life Fellow of the 1391 Martine Avenue, volunteer on the same Recreation Office at members had fifteen at- Bullets 1-8. Royal Society of Arts of Scotch Plains, 889-8800, tempts at sinking the ball. form they fill in to register 322-6700 ext. 222 or 223. If a tie resulted, an addi- tional five shots were allowed. Following are winners of ribbons award- ed in the Pee Wee League: Brian Johnson won the first place ribbon, Mary Ellen Ewing second, and Joseph McEvoy, third, all on the Rockets. For the Knicks, Michael Hawkins, first, Brian Roll, second and Kevin Rosander, third. The Celtics had amazing accuracy from Rory Sherwin (13 out of 15) for first, David Camera was second and Ryan Bender was third. LeVar Minor, Kevin Squires, and Chris Gaines were one, two and three for the Sonics, The Nets had Michael Parons first place winner. Breaking a tie for second resulted in Now that you've checked all the other auto ads In today's paper you know that there are Michael Blaine Woehr some pretty Impressive deals and some very tempting low prices being offered. But because finishing second, and Kyle "WE NEVER SAY NO AT ARREL", we'll beat any bonafide deal. Atkins third, (Kyle's at- tempt, however, did earn him the best third grade shooter for the over-all contest). The Lakers had Keith MacPherson, the Sixers Justin Browne and the Bullets Joey Bruhn, shooting and each earned the first place ribbon for their efforts, Michael Par- sons of the Nets was also the best foul shooter for on SENTRA Model 22048 on all STANZA models on'88 HARDBODY SPECIAL PICKUP the 4th graders, and Roy with major option F09 Sherwin (Celtics) was the best in the 5th grade sec- tion. In the Midget League, GMAC FINANCING & FIRST TIME there was no individual team competition, and the best over-all foul shooter <*»° BUYERS PROGRAM AVAILABLE! was Peter Beckus of the Come In for details! Cavaliers, Bob Madden of the Hawks took second NO MONEY DOWN? CALL REL LEASING AT 964-8700 place with Garr Stephen- son of the Suns, finishing in third place. League Directors, Paul nftftCl-NISSflN MNISSAM Ewing and Laura Swider- sky expressed their thanks and appreciation to all the coaches who contributed iHILLSIDE NJ to this year's program, as Of NAY ST. SBWtM«M7»7 well as the parents and Third graders display Career camp offered to HONOR ROLL award-winning samplers high school students so A career camp to in- Technology Building. S.P.F.H.S. OS troduce junior and senior HIGH HONOR ROLL high school students to the Participants must take Straight A's if the student is taking four or five decision-making process the Strong Campbell In- subjects, or at least five A's and a maximum of one u of choosing a career will terest Inventory at 5:30 as, B. be conducted by Union p.m. on either March 15 HONOR ROLL County College from 10 or 16 in Room 124 of the a.m. to 12 noon on April 4 Technology Building. No mark less than a B and at least three A's. m and 5 in Room 124 of the Enrollment is limited to 20 Second Marking Period UJ Scotch Plains campus students. CLASS OF 1991-FRESHMEN S HIGH HONOR ROLL P w Jazz Bands tour schools Caroline Barna, Amy Brown Christine Chung, PC The third grade class of Miss Martha Dimmick of Katherine Flynn, Mark Kirshenbaum, Julie Knoller, McGinn School proudly show the samplers for which The Scotch Plains- is giving young people a Douglas Kutney, Michelle A. Ochs, Boaz Ophir, they were recently awarded a trophy. The students Fanwood High School chance to hear good jazz Maria L. Plochocki, Peter Prielaida, Amy Snyder, stitched their own samplers as entries for the promo- jazz bands have been as well as showing them Lynda Walford, Elizabeth Weber tion of the bicentennial of the ratification of the U.S. traveling to various what they may look for- Constitution, The High School's DECA Chapter elementary and middle ward to in their high school years. HONOR ROLL awarded the trophy to Miss M. Dimmiek's class. The schools in the district per- Susan Amory, Atika Basir, Karen Benkovich, Akash samplers had been previously on display at the forming their music. This The Moonglowers, the Bhargava, Tracey Brock, Paul Chuffo, Carolyn Scotch Plains Library, oldest high school jazz Depko, Janna Everhart, Christopher Ferrara, Abby band in the state of New Frank, Karen Fung, Deryk Gannon, Elizabeth Gib- Jersey, will be celebrating bons, Charnell Grace, Sharon Hennessy, Konstanti The Management of Alfonso's Ristorante their (50th) year in June, Huypen, Christine Illes, Solange Karsenty, Matthew The band is lead by high J. Kelleher, Peter I. Kim, Amy Keller, Lucille B. school band director and Kwas, Phan Lee, Lucinda Markham, Emily Meyer, Invites You To Celebrate music supervisor Vincent Eric Michalisin, Leslie Moore, Brian Ogrodnick, St, Patrick's Day Turturiello, Patrick J. Reinoehl, Nathalie Renard, Katherine The Moonglowers II is a Rennie, H. Drew Shinderman, Reed J. Stepleman, with this Fabulous Special younger group which was Doreen Summa, Laurie A. Teunisen, Amy Toth, started two and a half Alyson Witherspoon Sirloin Steak with Stuffed Mushroom or Salad years ago and is lead by assistant band director fany style) CLASS OF 1990 - SOPHOMORES Mr. Chuck Dettmar. HIGH HONOR ROLL and Your First Beer FREE Both bands have recent- Bary Beharry, Dennis Costello, Jenny Ann Dia- QnJy (domestic) ly performed for the NA- mond, Jennifer Diorio, Bryan K, Finley, Jennifer JE Regional Finals and at Ford, Jennifer Hack, Adam Kellogg, Mark Lieder, $7.95 the Verona Jazz festival Kristine Marchalonis, James Maysonett, Michael Ladies Night and will be performing at Monson, Patricia Nicholas, Jonathan Peris, Naomi Mon.» Tues,. Wed. other jazz festivals this J. Richtenburg, Dori Saltzman, Brian Schenberg, Cocktails Vi Price. spring, including Ocean Krista Sharrett, Frank Sinnock, Karthika Sivasam- City, Md., held April 28 bunat, Daniel Vice. -May 1. The Moonglowers HONOR ROLL 435 Park Avenue will also be performing at Matthew Appel, Kerry Sue Barba, Alicia Bloch, Scotch Plains, N.j. 07076 the Annual SPFHS PTA Michael Butz, Mark Cleere, Mertinya Deloatch, Open 7 Days Dinner Dance being held 322-9656 For Lunch & Dinner Richard Emery, Corey Geis, Michelle Gelfand, at the Westwood in Gar- William Gormley, John Heilman, Beth Hellstern, wood on March 18, 1988, Rebecca L. Hogan, Traci Kampel, Kevin Keegan, Darryl Keys, Jennifer Knudsen, Todd Kylish, Sharon Lachnicht, David Lienhard, Denise Marsh, Kellvelle McMahon, David Moser, Lawrence Naldi, Jennifer E, Perfllio, Alison Poe, Abid Quraishi, Jennifer Reid, Bonnie Roesel, Michael Ruck, Rohit Sharma, Stephen Shore, Rachana Singh, Rhonda Smith, Stacy Specht, Melisa Tropeano, Paula M. Vilasi, Chrisitne A. Zardecki. CLASS OF 1989 - JUNIORS HIGH HONOR ROLL Derek Boen, Kimberlee Brink, Brian Camfield, Sco Kimberly Ganz, Peter Gregory, Susie Hung, Karena Kosco, Rebecca Lefcourt, Elissa McGhee, Carla Nusbaum, Tad Parkerton, Jennifer Stein, Stacie Ur- bach, Raquel N. Watson. HONOR ROLL Miranda Alboum, Evan Arnow-Perfilo, Elizabeth Beutin, Christopher Boen, Alexsandra Buckley, Gin- ny Chung, Keri Cooper, Dino Curry, Lisa Defelice, Heidi Fleisher, Matthew Gard, Sandra Green, Jef- frey Hammonds, Todd Kaeser, Christine Kosco, Richard Kwas, Katherine Langenfeld, Lori Ann F. Langschultz, Suzanne Lardner, Lori Nell Lazerri, Jonathan Levitt, Jason Lundstrum, Susan Markham TOP HEAVY ADMINISTRATION David Markowitz, Eileen Marmora, Maureen Mealia, Daniela Nizzardo, Sacha D. Panasuik, Kimberly Pinnell, Nancy Remler, Daniel Summa, Nicole Torella, Sameer Vasudev, Marissa Vazquez, Anne Marie Walker, John Wein. FOR A CHANGE CLASS OF 1988 - SENIORS HIGH HONOR ROLL Giselle Anatol, Matthew Clancy, Christopher VOTE Costello, Darin Pass, Laura Ferguson, Joseph Frame, Kelly Garrison, Tania Gerlach, Joan Jeranek, Julianne Kurry, Elizabeth Lipnick, Ted Neuberger, Marshal Peris, Lara S. Stepleman, Gene Yoon. FRANK FESTA HONOR ROLL OWEN LYNCH Laurie Anderson, Linda Balinkie, Thomas Ball, In- Line 5 Line? grid Baumans, Kimie Bavosa, Terry Blom, Christine Bohlen, Tracey Branin, Michelle Bregy, Jeffrey Bronikowski, Alan Brown, Marie Cristell, Judith Dillon, Jennifer Emery, Alexander Goiran, David iCOTCH PLAINS SCHOOL BOARD Hack, L|sa F^ung, Frederick Jackson, Brian W. Jackzo, Tracy L. Knecht, Donna Kucsma, Dana Lachnight, ^arrie Mager, Simone Manigault, Nicole ELECTION - APRIL 5th Marionni, Paula McGann, Steven T. Meier, James Meyer, Steven Nadel. Tracey Nahalka, Jennifer Polls open from 2:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Newell, Nicholas Novello, Steven Novick, Virginia Olivito, Olivia Passucci, J, Gregory Philips, Neil Paid for by Frank J, Feata, Jr. Schulman, Lisa Shibata, Sheila Sidhu, Joseph Smith, Lisa Smith, Jonathan Wecker, John Youngblood, ' Rotary Club donates Children & stress workshop . Talent Night at Coles $$$ to local YMCA A Workshop, "Helping High School and Presi- Children Manage Stress", dent of the New Jersey is being sponsored by the Gifted Child Society. Terrill Middle School The workshop will I PTA in Scotch Plains for cover sources of stress, > all parents in the district. strategies for dealing with so The workshop will be held stress, and coping and car- 3 on Wednesday, March 23, ing, among other topics. at 8:00 p.m. in the Terrill The evening has been Middle School Media designed to encourage au- Center. Mr. Ashley Silver- dience participation and man will lead the involvement. workshop. He has been a teacher and school ad- For additional informa- ministrator for 28 years tion, please contact Susan and is currently Principal Mayeock at 756-4820, or Beauty School Dropout group - back row - Ted of the Glen Rock Junior Hope Swarts at 889-4233. Sweeney, Scott LaGanga, Karen Haight, Kristen Cameron and Jim Thompson. Front row - Kate Workshop announces Vanderheyden and Eileen Sweeney. plans for 17th season man Coles School had a Rick Sprague, left, "SHARE-IN-YOUTH" chair- Theodore K. Austria and Germany at chance to show off their man of Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary presents John talents, in a production Ciambrone, Executive Director of Fanwood-Scotch Schlosberg, Ed.D., direc- the conclusion of the sum- tor of the Westfield Sum- mer. Among the new called "Disney Presents". Plains YMCA with a check for $2000. Ninety students par- The annual "50/50" raffle grossed $15,960.00 in mer Workshop, has an- courses planned are Photo nounced plans for the 17th Journalism, a cooking ticipated in 40 different sales yielding $7980.00 in three cash prizes and acts. $7,776,80 in donations to community youth projects. summer of the Workshop, course for grades 4-6, a not-for-profit organiza- Behind the Scenes, a Grace McDonald was tion. Housed this year at technical theater course, director and emcee, along UC Council on Alcoholism Edison Junior High and fencing for grades with daughter, Melissa. School, Rahway Avenue, 2-12. Expanded programs Her husband, John, ran conducts training series Westfield, the Workshop in electronic keyboards Magician Brian Denitzio the show back stage with will run from June 27 until and computers are also special help from July 29 and will once part of the curriculm for daughters Courtney and again offer over 100 1988. Ashley. courses in the fine and A brochure which creative arts to area details all of the courses residents age 4 through and registration informa- adult. The 5-week pro- tion will be available at the gram allows students to end of March, and choose up to five different registration will begin courses from the areas of April 15. dance, drama, fine arts & More information crafts, music and special about the Westfield Sum- interests all of which are mer Workshop may be ob- taught by certified tained by calling Dr. I teachers. The regular Schlosberg, director, at Soloist Jackie Klock Workshop day begins at 233-0804 or by writing to 8:30 AM and ends at 12:30 P.O. Box 507, Westfield, On Friday night, March Comedian Chris Maycock PM; however, an extend- New Jersey 07091. 4th. students at 3. Acker- ed day may be planned by taking advantage of two afternoon programs which are offered in conjunction with the Westfield YMCA Tell Everyone and the Jewish Communi- ty Center in Scotch Plains. About Your A pre-school program for New Bundle 4 and 5-year-olds will be offered at the Redeemer Of Joy! Lutheran School on Scotch Plains-Fanwood teachers examine curriculum Cowperthwaite Place in materials of the nationally acclaimed "Here's Look- Westfield. This self- ing at You, 2000" program. From left to right, they contained mini-Workshop Birth Announcements will appear in THE TIMES for a fee of include Brenda Jackson, Toni Fahrmann, Ray Ciec- stresses social and school wisz, Betty Brown, and B.J. Morgan. readiness skills and offers $3.00 per announcement. Fill out the form below and mail with Scotch Plains-Fanwood dependencies. a sampling of regular check to: Public Schools' health Workshop subjects to pre- teachers and elementary Besides Scotch Plains- schoolers. curriculum facilitators Fanwood educators, Highlights of THE TIMES participated in a national- teachers in Westfield and Workshop '88 will be a Birth Announcements ly recognized curriculum Plainfield school districts musical production of 1600 East Second St., Scotch Plains, N,J. 07076 training entitled "Here's have also received instruc- Pinocchio by students Looking at You, 2000" tion in the program. Com- grades 6-9, a production February 3-5. Conducted mented Gladys Kerns, Ex- of The Magician's by the Union County ecutive Director of the Nephew, a comedy- Council on Alcoholism, Council, "I look forward fantasy by students grades the training series is based to seeing all of the districts 6-10, and a Broadway on the latest available in Union County take part Musical Revue composed research in the field of in this exciting and com- of students grades 9-12 alcoholism and other drug prehensive training.'' which will travel tn the birth .of their daughter/son

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EXTERIOR BRUSHLESS The Union County tional exhibit for novice . ff Chapter of the African growers. Violet Society of America Meetings of the Union CAR $200 will hold its 34th annual County Chapter, AVSA show and sale on Friday are held in the meeting ^^ TAX INC, March 18 from 6:00 p.m. room of the Scotch Plains to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday Public Library on the March 19 from 9:00 a.m. third Thursday of each < WASH to 4:00 p.m. The show will month at 1:00 p.m. Guests S wiih i lie put chase nt am 1M ra Service be held at the Parish Hall are welcome. For infor- $ 50 S 50 of the All Saints Episcopal mation call Jill Fisher SAVE 2 REG. 4 Church, 559 Park 464-4417 or Grace Hand Expires ~n II) Odvs •!•! Avenue, Scotch Plains, at 539-2313. — COUPON N.J. "A Best in Show" In addition to the many award,a Silver tray, Scotch Plalns-Plainfield horticulture divisions of honoring Mabel Hudson, — Terrlll Rd, & E. Second St specimen plants there will African violet hybridizer- Students from left to right are Evan Kaplan-Thiel Cartaret — 1560 Roosevelt Ave. be several classes of design will be awarded to the and Emily Spitzer. OPIN Sayrtville — Rt.9 3. highest rated plant in the Mrs. Marcha Lambek's a manor house for the 8 a.m.-B p.m. — Mon.-Sat, and terrariums, dish tund.ays 6p,m, , • gardens and underwater show. Mabel was a fifth grade students from middle colonies, a Village arrangements featuring member of the Rake and School One, who have Green for the New 1 African violets. There will Hoe Garden Club of been studying early col- England area, and a • corPON be a class for novice and Westfield, had exhibited onies of the United States southern plantation for SHINE non-members. Plants and in the International show in Social Studies, have just the southern colonies. A leaves will be on sale. in New York and many completed a special part of each display were There will be an educa- other areas in the U.5. display. To illustrate individual dolls dressed in ap- FOR A YEAR Matzo Bakery opens characteristics of each of propriate attire for that the early colonies, they colony. As one looked Reg. '69" at Community Center worked together to con- over the entire display, nT The Jewish Community and the Rabbinical Col- struct model houses depic- one could easily identify •COUPON ------Center of Central N.J, lege of America in Mor- ting each colonial area at the characteristics that set ristown are co-sponsoring that time. Scenes included each colony apart. a Matzo Bakery from Sun- day, March 13 through Thursday, March 24, Spring Party Luncheon 1988. Children, families and & Fashion Show April 6 Drapes groups are invited to par- An array of prizes from Macy's. The Senior You can trust your draperies to G.O. Keller's. ticipate in a hands-on ex- ranging from fashionable Auxiliary, a volunteer Through our ninety years of drapery cleaning, perience baking their own jewelry to unique home group dedicated to service C O. Keller has developed an exclusive system matzo. Each participant gift items will add to the of the hospital, is sponsor- that provides the most nearly perfect processing will receive a complimen- excitement of the Annual ing the annual showcase, of draperies available today. tary Shmura matzo to be Spring Party Luncheon traditionally the kick-off Call for a fteii estimate taken home along with the and Fashion Show to event of the spring social 756-0100 participant's own matzo. benefit Children's season. Tickets are being Space is limited and Specialized Hospital. The sold at Betz & Bischoff, reservations must be made benefit will take place at 202 Mountain Avenue, GO. KELLER'S in advance. The fee is L'Affaire Restaurant, Westfield, and also at better dry cleaning since 2894 S2.50 per child and $3.50 Route 22 East, in Moun- Children's Specialized per adult. tainside, at 11:30 a.m. on Hospital reception desk, Westfield • 11 E. Broad St. Plainfield • Comer South fr Lolnntl For information and Wednesday, April 6. "The Senior Auxiliary Wotchung • 417 Watchung Avo. • KI1 Park Ava. reservations, please call is a long-time friend of the No, Plainflsld • 379 Somerset St. Greenbrook • 838 Washington Ava. the JCC, 1391 Martine The event will focus on hospital and puts a lot of Ave., Scotch Plains, a professional fashion energy into the Spring 889-8800. show featuring fashions Party each year. The fashion show is always BLISS ESTABLISHED 1882 well done and entertain- ing," said Hospital Presi- SWARMING dent Richard B. Ahlfeld, Recently the Senior Aux- TERMITES iliary donated S20,000 toward the hospital's new Act quickly; avoid additional damage. Bliss outpatient center schedul- termite experts - plus our technical staff ed to open in the spring. - provide over a century of trained experience. They'll check your entire house Children's Specialized, and help you avoid additional problems. a comprehensive pediatric rehabilitation hospital providing a full range of THANK YOU FOOD CRITICS! REFINANCING inpatient and outpatient FHA • VA • CONVENTIONAL • MORTGAGE INSPECTIONS ASK FOR A COMPLETE HOME SURVEY - N0W1 services to disabled "The Golden Goose casts a golden glow." children and young adults, • • • Star Ledger February 19. 1988 PHONE: 756-6666 will open the satellite out- "... a charming and hospitable restaurant where patient services facility in rich American cooking tradition is elevated to new heights." nearby Fanwood, Woodbridge News Tribune November 20, 1987 The auxiliary has made BLISS three donations to the "Discoveries like this make restaurant reviewing worthwhile." hospital during the past J TERMITE CONTROL • • /f New Jersey Monthly Feburary, 1986 ONE OF THI OLDEST AND LARGEST year totalling more than $40,000. In addition to "Imagination and creativity run rampant throughout supporting the outpatient the gourmet offerings." center, the auxiliary fund- Suburban News July 17, 1985 ed a trip for seven disabled TAX PREPARATION patients to visit historic Join the many area residents who have discovered the culinary A Tax Services Group Specializing Philadelphia and also pleasures and charming warmth at The Golden Goose. There's enabled the hospital's in pharmacy department to dinner music and dancing on Friday and Saturday nights and The Individual Earner & Small Businesses cocktails in our cozy Parlour Lounge. On Sundays enjoy our purchase a computer WE: which performs the tasks popular champagne brunch. And you'll love our special previously done manually, weekend hotel rates! •minimize taxes •maximize deductions such as inventory control, patient medication, The Golden Goose •provide tax planning allergy and therapeutic Restaurant •provide tax consultation year-round medication duplication at •are available to discuss any questions checking and a complete THE MANSION HOTEL Call lor an appointment or free consultation: patient profile and order 295 South Avenue, Fanwood Scotch Plains/Fanwood 889-4508 entry. • Berkeley Heights 665-0380 The funds to purchase Restaurant Meeting Room, Banquet, the computer were raised Reservations: 889-9128 Room Reservations: 654-5200 I TAX ASSOCIATES through last year's Spring I Servicing the arma tor IS yean Party Luncheon and Fashion Show, and to Mrs. Mary Kelly of Scotch Plains to exercise do not have many Senior crease in surrounding Add'l charge suggested ' Letters,., the PTA - for driving their rights and vote at the Citizens as members and communities. to aid senior citizen housing Continued from page 4 members to the school, Annual School Elections, would like to eliminate By supporting the During the Scotch Plains as teacher, parents and Nancy Catanzaro Tuesday, April 5. those that they do have by budget, the voters will Township Council Meeting students danced in the President As active PTA members a 33 Vo increase, 1 guess 1 provide the funding that is on March 8th, the Council aisles, clapped hands and Golden Agers of and parents of children am wrong being a member necessary to keep our cur- deliberated a matter con- sang over and over "Just Scotch Plains who attend our public as I have since I was young rent educational programs cerning local senior citizen > Say No"! Coordination of schools, the responsibility as the name is Young intact. Maintenance of the housing. Although the this program required all Senior Citizen Day is ours to continue with Men's Christian Associa- educational system will Council seemed to show out support from our will be remembered the excellent programs tion and now being a ensure that local property concern, a source of fun- communities and schools. On behalf of the Fan- and staff our schools cur- senior citizen will have to values continue strong. ding the project, eluded Thank yous go to Park wood Senior Citizen Club rently offer and to make a join the Old Mens Chris- Our tradition of educa- them. and Terrill PTAs, Scotch I would like to express my commitment to vote. tian Association. tional excellence has at- I was afforded the op- Plains and Fanwood thanks to all who were in- Our public schools are Well, thank you for tracted new residents to portunity to speak with the PBAs, Rahway Bus Com- volved in planning the 4th an integral part of any listening and God bless the community and this Council at the public por- pany, SPF School annual Senior Citizen Day community and reflect the you all at the Times as we serves to support local tion of the meeting and sug- District, and Detective at the Scotch Plains- quality of life we offer to know you do a great job housing values. gested that they consider an Carl Sieola, Fanwood High School on all citizens. If we want our for everyone. The fact that the budget additional charge on all Thursday March lOth. James F. Denny was defeated last year building permits issued Purple ribbons are gone The following persons children to succeed per- and Hot Pursuit has sonally and professional- Fanwood makes this year's vote from the Township helped to make this day even more important. Just Building Department. This returned to Ohio. Drug possible: Terry Riegel, ly, we have to provide and Alcohol Week is over. them with the very best as a series of budget charge, a percentage of the principal; Dale Goudy, Rees Supports value of the permit, would However, abuse and pain public school education School Budget passages act to strengthen student advisor; show pro- the schools, consecutive be used specifically for remains. Kids are still be- ducer David Multer of opportunities. I am completing my se- ing hurt. We will keep Please mark your calen- budget defeats can result senior citizen housing, con- "Bye-Bye-Birdie", and all cond term as a member of in cuts that will weaken struction and maintenance. working. If you can help students in the show. Also dars and check where your the Scotch Plains- us contact your PTA District votes for school local educational offerings As the number of per- Moonglowers band play- Fanwood Board of Educa- and opportunities. mits seem to increase yearly representative. Think Pur- ing while Seniors were elections (which might dif- tion and am currently run- ple will be back in March fer from a General Elec- this should prove to be a served coffee and cake. ning for re-election, I The proposed 1988-89 of '89. Buy your ribbon tion). The future of strongly support the pro- beneficial source of now! Students escorted the children's schools is your budget will maintain cur- revenue. club members as they posed 1988-89 school Becky O'Connor decision. Can you take a rent educational programs I desire to share this con- visited class rooms. This budget and recommend and will ensure the quality JoAnn Ciccotelli chance with their future that the voters approve the cept with your readers. If it was very much enjoyed, and not vote on April 5? of local educational op- works in Scotch Plains, PTA Chemical A lovely luncheon was budget on April 5, portunity, The budget Dependency Barbara Roskin perhaps it will work for given at noon, served by Preparation of the an- merits the support of the other communities. President nual school budget is a students. Park Middle School PTA entire community. Frank J. Festa, Jr. We would like to ex- significant task that takes Al Rees Scotch Plains Thanks from Golden a year to accomplish. In- Agers for a great day press our gratitude to the Senior "Y' members PTA, teachers and put is gathered from Choral Festival at Members of the Golden feeling the pinch district staff and ad- Agers of Scotch Plains, students who provided transportation, all the ministrators in order to SPF High School extend their deepest I have been a member prepare a budget that will gratitude to Mr. Dave students who were our of the YMCA's since a In honor of "Music In forming various numbers tour guides and to the support the goal of pro- Goudy, and Superinten- teenager: I am now a viding a quality education Our School Month" the from their upcoming com- dent of Schools Dr. wonderful ladies who member of the Scotch Scotch Plains-Fanwood petitions. Admission will worked in the kitchen. for our young people Robert Hewlett, the ex- Plains Fanwood YMCA, I while still keeping costs at High School Choral Music be $3.00 for adults and ecutivi staff and the For many of our also am a Senior Citizen Department will host a S2.00 for students. Senior Seniors this day will long reasonable levels. The students of Scotch Plains- and member of the Fan- 1988-89 budget proposal Choral Music Festival on citizens and children Fanwood High School for be remembered—God wood Senior Citizens Club March 22nd, 8:00 p.m. in under 5 are admitted free bless everyone who par- meets this goal and the making Senior Citizens which is the greatest, I was proposed budget increase the high school of charge. Day possible. ticipated. shocked and very disap- auditorium. Refreshments will be Mike Ciurczak also compares very It was an enjoyable ex- pointed when I received favorably, with the in- The schools will be per- served. perience sharing a day in President my 1988 YMCA member- the life of a student. Fanwood Senior ship bill with an increase Senior Citizens will con- Citizen Club for Senior Citizens of tinue to endeavor to be 32.50 a year practically a Voting on April 5th urged 33% increase. models of good citizenship by Park PTA Board for our young people. We We all have just been } are proud to be included The Park Middle ripped off with practically in our school system and School PTA Executive the same increase in achievements of our Board unanimously voted regard to our garbage students. in support of the 1988-89 disposal, but never SCOTCH PLAINS THE TIMES nunrooD We extend our sincere proposed school budget thought such increase '. gratitude to our tour and strongly urges all would be the same with 1600 East Second Street Scotch Plains ,„director, Mr. Glen Gaito, citizens of Fanwood and the YMCA, I'm sure they BATH AND SHOWER For All Your Printing Needs! •Letterheads •Brochures •Layout & Artwork •Envelopes Safety Tempered Glass •Typesetting •Flyers •Mirrored Closet •Newsletters •Resumes and Shower Doors •Pamphlets • Carbonless •Price Lists Forms •Business Cards •Veloxes •Available In A Variety of Glass Frames • Announcements •Custom Etched Glass Available Call: Over 7S,000 Shower Doors Installed 322-5266

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Serving The Garden State Scotch Plains, N.J, tions. Allard took 1st in Project, a series of ac- Chapter 7Up/MDA Civic mato also won 1st place in trepreneurship category DECA.., the Chapter's Creative tivities promoting Free Consciousness project the General Merchandis- which is a written and oral Continued from page 1 Marketing Project, an im- Enterprise including which was a summary of ing CBCE activity. proposal for a new DECA's major communi- Jeff Rust took 1st in the business operation, Brad pact study on the effect of DECA's Constitution Rezza took 2nd place in eluding a $100. cash Blue Star Shopping Center Celebration with the ty activities including their Chapter's Free Enterprise food drive, Safe-Rides in- promotion also sponsored the written entry and an SO award, in the Apparel & on the Scotch Plains school district, Neuberger 00 volvement, monthly par- by Phillips Petroleum, Honorable Mention in the Accessories competency Business District. Another also won 1st place in the and Chantelle Kupczyk oral participating event. based competitive event big winner was Ted General marketing CBCE ties at Ashbrook, home decoration contest, won 1st place in the Both of Rezza's proposals (CBCE), which included Neuberger who won 1st event. The third big win- Chapter Activities Scrap- were on a Limousine evaluations of written place in the Phillips In- ner was Melissa Formato Memorial Day Parade U planning and others. For- book entry. In the En- business. Darryl Full man tests and role play situa- dividual Free Enterprise who won 1st in the employed by the Bike Stand also won an award in Entrepreneurship for m W his proposal of a new bicy- cle shop, Brian Perkins s won two 2nd place awards H in the General Marketing UJ CBCE Event and in the Apparel & Accessories "Does your written event, a proposal for a school promotion in careers in the apparel in- dustry. The team of Nor- ma Schultz and Jennifer Bank pay Johnson won 2nd place for their Sale Promotion Campaign on DECA's Chinese Auction. Christine Flauraud took these high 2nd place honors in the Finance & Credit written event with Donna Kucsma and Maria DiMonte also winning awards in the same EDWARD A MALLANEY Bonus rates category. Chairman ot the Board and President In the Sales Meeting event, Todd Turchin, a commission salesperson at on Checking?" Topp's, displayed his sales skills with a 3rd finish while Jeff Elsea came in Our Bonus Checking Account yields a whole 3rd in the Sales Test (Elsea's award as a new system of checks and balances — freshman is another first). the bigger your balance, the higher your rate of return! Other SP-F award winners were Lucy Picurro, 3rd See how it pays to join our Bonus Checking Program place and Heidi Kutcher, General Merchandising Balances of $10,000 or more earn Balances of $5,000 to $9,999 earn written; Jason Rossi, 3rd place, General Merchan- dising CBCE; Michelle Seitz, Food Marketing Etfective written; and Kcisha Annual Annual Solomon and Alex 7.19Y.i;ki 0' 6.38 Yield On Thompson for their Display Diorama. DECA is now setting its sights on their national competitions as 15 SP-F 6.85 6.10 students are now eligible to compete in Salt Lake City in April. Balances of 52,000 to 54,999 earn Balances of $50 to $1,999 earn Spring recess •B^A ^PC ^kJL Efiemve to begin AJIBKI^W A:,-,,,.V ^^^•^•^T • Yield On Union County College's 5.57 annual Spring recess begins Monday, March 21, it was announced by Dr. Derek N. Nunney of 5.60 Summit, UCC president. 5.35 Classes will be suspend- ed on all four campuses: Cranford, Elizabeth, ADDITIONAL BONUS! NO MONTHLY SERVICE FEES Plainfield and Scotch Bonus Checking at Statewide has given rise to a whole new system of checks and Plains, and will resume at balances in one attractive Account. their regular scheduled It's simple. Now through June 30, 1989, the more you keep in your account, the higher the times beginning Monday, rate you'll earn. Automatically! March 28. For example, if your balance falls between $50 and $1,999, you'll earn an effective annual yield of 5.57%, Whenever it's $2,000 or more, you'll earn an even higher rate of return. On balances of Speaking $5,000 or $10,000 or more, your interest can escalate appreciably to well over 7% a year' At Statewide, we've put real interest back in checking with easy access and no monthly service ol shopping... fees. So, don't settle for little or no interest. Join the Bonus Checking Program with us today for as little as $500. It's a step above the rest. by Elizabeth Mattfleld Call or visit our nearest office for more details. Fourth Grade, Coles School Miss Evan's Chapter 1 Pre-K classes at Coles School conducted a grocery store demonstra- tion on February 26. They tatewide Savings entitled it "The Molly and Loan Association^^ Moo Market." They did this skit because they are OFFICES IN JERSEY CITY • ELIZABETH • SECAUCUS • CLIFFSIDE PARK studying nutrition. Part of LODI • GARWOOD • FANWOOD • WATCHUNG • BARRINGTON the skit was to have the children practice at being Put something aside at Statewide, Mumbur FBLIC 'future shoppers of America'. Is your child ready Century 21 honors Wood for kindergarten? Roger Love, President REAL of Century 21 Taylor & Love, Inc. is pleased to announce that Realtor ESTATE Carol Wood has been honored as one of the top- producing sales associates in the Century 21 Interna- SOLD tional system. Carol m Wood is among the top 00 two percent of the approx- imately 75,000 full-time sales associates who will be awarded the coveted Centurian Award during a special ceremony at the annual Century 21 Inter- Mrs. DiFrancesco with students at School One, national Convention Carol Wood March 13-16 in Las Vegas. well as the New Jersey "I am proud and The March meeting of Association of Realtors she feels are necessary for delighted to have qualified and is the 1987 recipient of the Scotch Plains- a child entering the school for this special honor", Fanwood Chapter I the Westfield Board of system to have a sue- said Carol. "My thanks to Realtors Community Ser- Parents Council will be cessful kindergarten ex- the members of this com- held on Thursday, March vice Award. perience. She will also be munity for helping me Century 21 Real Estate 24, at 1:00 P.M. in the outlining the basic achieve the Centurian State and Federal Pro- Corporation, a wholly- DEGNAN BOYLE REALTORS, Petereon-Ringle Divi- kindergarten curriculum Award". owned subsidiary of sion, is pleased to announce the sale of 645 Hort Street in grams Office at Brunner in the Scotch Plains- Carol resides in Fan- Westfield, Kitty Lynch, sales representative, handled School. Featured speakers Metropolitan Life In- negotiations for the corporate owner. Fanwood School District. wood and is very active in surance Co., is the largest will be Rulene There will be a question her community serving as DiFrancesco and Dr. A. and answer session. Any real estate sales organiza- DeSousa. Mrs. President of the Board of tion in the world, with ap- interested member of the Directors of the Scotch proximately 7,000 offices DiFrancesco is communita y is invited to Plains-Fanwood YMCA. in the United States, kindergarten teacher at attend. She is also active with the Canada, Japan and School One in Scotch local Board of Realtors as Western Europe. Plains and Dr. DeSousa is There will be babysit- principal of Brunner ting and refreshments School, also in Scotch available at no charge. For Plains. further information con- Mrs. DiFrancesco will tact the Chapter I Office be discussing the elements at 889-4233. Most of the 100 million meteors that enter the Earth's atmosphere each day burn up and filter down to Earth Oops! as dust. The total weight of this dust that falls In one I In last week's edition of have read 'Mrs. James year Is estimated to be four million tons. I The Times, the picture McGinn, her daughter and DECNAN BOYLE REALTORS, Pelerson-Ringie Divi- I caption under the article grandson...'. Our Candidates Night sion, is pleased to announce the sale of their listing at 1499 ? "McGinn School PTA apologies for the error. Golf Street, Scotch Plains. Sales Representatives Herb 1 Continued from page 1 Orodnick and Bill Kiernan handled negotiations. dedicates books" should League of Women Voters these candidates, who will be the moderator for the evening. NEW CONSTRUCTION Candidates Night is an YOUR CHOICE opportunity for the voters Newly listed. Brand new custom of Scotch Plains and Fan- built home to be built on large lot In prestigious southside area. 5 wood to see and hear all of bedrooms, 3V4 baths, 32' 1st floor the Board of Education family room, 3 oar garage, central LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES candidates together. It is air & many extras. Your choice of vitally important for every LEGAL NOTICE the office of the Board of Adjustment, 430 colonial, tudor or contemporary NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhat SI the Park Avenue. Scotch Plains, New Jersey, voter to participate in the design. Call to review plans. meeting of the Planning Board of the and are available for public inspection dur. selection of their Board of S845I000. Township of Scotch Plains held on March 7, ing regular office hours, Education representatives. 1988 preliminary and final lite plan ap. Linda Lies proval, with conditions, was given to the ap. Secretary to the The PTA Council invites plication of THOMAS H. AN- Board of Adjustment all residents to take this DRYKOVITZ, trading as the ADJUVANT THE TIMES: March 17, 19SS opportunity on March GROUP, 210 Haven Avenue/Corner of FEES; 22,01 L.110 FANWOOD STARTER Route 11 East, Scotch Plains, New Jersey, 24th to hear and question which proposes constructing a rear addition TWO FIREPLACES and modifying existing Site Plan to Block Attractive 2 bedroom, 2 bath ex- 705, Lot 23, 210 Haven Avenue and Route panded ranch home on quiet side 22, Scotch Plains, B-J zone. Certain variance and waivers were also panted. street near park. 24' living room Madeline Rutkowski w/fireplace, separate dining room, Secretary to the bsmt, rec room and 2 car garage. Planning Board Eat in Kitchen & large summer THE TIMES: March 11, 1988 porch. Priced to sell at $179,900. FEES: 9.J0 L-108

LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN that on April 7, 1918. ii 7:10 p.m. in the Municipal What's For Lunch? SCOTCH PLAINS Building, 430 Park Avenue, Seoieh Plains, New jersey the Scotch Plains Board of Ad. WOODED SETTING jusiment will hold a public hearing to con- sider the appeal of: $220,000 RAYMOND R. CRAFT, 1125 Helfield Lunch Menu Spacious expanded cape cod Avenue, Seoieh Plains, New jersey (Block home on large well treed lot. 4 8404, Lot 1) for permission to cominue to Fish Hoagle operate landscape service (phone answering Monday bedrooms, 2 full baths, living room machine and bookkeeping) in a residential Or w/fireplace and kitchen w/separate zone, contrary to the requirements of Sec. March 21 Cooked Salami Sand. dining area. Bsmt. rec room or [ion 23.).7 (23.3.S) of the Zoning Ordinance home office, ideal for active family (use not permitted in R.3 Zone). Tliesday Hamburger SIDNEY & DIANE BERKOWITZ, 2 Or who appreciate the out of doors. Clydesdale Road, Seoieh Plains, New jersey March 22 Spiced Ham Sand. Call to inspect. (Block 15QQJ. Lot 7) for permission to tree! a deck contrary to the requirements of See. Soup & Sandwich Lunch tion 23.J.4A, Paragraph A, Column 10 of Wednesday Chicken Salad our Zoning Ordinance, whereby minimum March 23 • - •>"*•„•-.,. rear yard required is 50 feet and total rear Ham/Cheese on Rye .rmm yard proposed is approximately 3J feet. Thursday Pizza w/Cheese zntuij CORDON D. SCHRADER, 2070 m 1 Or \l Mi - • ,-i~r-~ Princeton Avenue, Scotch Plains, New March 24 Egg Salad Sand. •flH W-: . .-?. Jersey (Block IS02, Lot 4) for permission to titQF;\:'"-''•'•'. '-'• IF erect a deck contrary to the requirements of Assort Sandwiches "Vv--u?j?- :•••• Section 23.3.4a, Paragraph D, Column 10 Friday Tuna-Ilaiian-Turkey- of our Zoning Ordinance, whereby required March 25 Ham/Cheese rear yard is 30 feet and proposed is 10 feel, 'Have A Nice Spring Break" March 29-Aprii 1 and contrary to Section 23,3.4a, Paragraph D, Column 11, whereby maximum lot coverage is 30% and proposed coverage is 31«/«. All interested persons may be present and be heard. The files pertaining to these appeals are in m LEGAL NOTTCH LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF ELECTION absentee ballots may be made to the County the Borough of Fanwood. of Treasury, Division of Building and Con- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed School Contracts Law". Notice is hereby given lo the legal voters Clerk. Richard j. Marshall, Secretary, POLLING DISTRICT NO. 10 struction, prior to date that bids are receiv. bids will be received by the Board of Educa- All bidders are placed on notice that they or the Regional School District of Scotch Scotch Plains-Fanwood Regional School Polling place at the Fanwood Presbyterian ed. Any bid submitted under the terms of tion of the Scotch Plains-Fanwood Public Plains-Fanwood, consisting of the District, Cedar Street A Evergreen Avenue, Church at Martine Avenue South, in the New Jersey Statutes not including a copy of School District New Jersey for: are required to comply with the re. Township of Seotch Plains and the Borough Seotch Plains, New Jersey 07076. School District, for legal voters residing a valid and active prequalifica- Sale of two (2) used 1974 Dodge Van quirements of P,L, 1975, Chapter 127, E/3 of Finwood, County of Union, New jersey, POLLING DISTRICT NO. 1 within General Election Districts Nos. 3, 4 tion/Classifieatien Certificate will be re- By Order of The Board of Education UJ that the annual election of the legal voters of Polling place at the Park Middle School at and 5 of the Borough of Fanwood, jected as being nonresponsive to bid re. trucks. Of Seotch Plains-Fanwood S said District for the election of three (3) Park Avenue in the School District, for legal POLLING DISTRICT NO. 11 quirements. Bids for the above will be received at the Public Schools members of the Board of Education and for voters residing within General Election Polling place at the Fanwood Memorial office of the Board of Education at Richard J. Marshall ether purposes wil be held at 2:00 p.m. on District NUM. 1, 2 and 3 of the Township of Library at North Avnue and Tillotson Road Bids must be made on the proposal forms Evergreen Avenue and Cedar Street, Scotch Assistant Superintendent For Business w Plains. New Jersey, 07076 at 10:00 a.m. X Tuesday, April 5, 1988, Scotch Plains. in the School District, for legal voters in the manner designated, enclosed in a Board Secretary The polls will remain open until 9:00 POLLING DISTRICT NO. 2 residing within General Election Districts separate sealed envelope with name and id. (prevailing time) on March 31, 1981 and will THE TIMES: March 17, 1918 H be publicly opened and read immediately p.m., and as much longer as may be Polling place at the Scotch Plains Library Nos, 6 and 7 of the Borough of Fanwood. dress of bidder and work bid upon noted on FEES: 34.72 L-102 necessary to permit all the legal voters then at Bartle Avenue in the School District, for Richard j. Marshall the outside, and must be accompanied by a thereafter. present to vote and to cast their ballots. legal voters residing within General Election Board Secretary Certified Check, Cashier's Check or Bid Inspection of the vehicles for sale may be The election will be held and all the legal Districts Nos. 4 and j of the Township of Scotch Plains-Fanwood Bond drawn to Ihe order of the Board of made at the Maintenance Shop week days NOTICE TO BIDDERS voters of the School District will vote at the Scotch Plains. Regional School District Education Tor not less than ten percent during the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sealed proposals and bids will be received respective polling places stated below. POLLING DISTRICT NO. J Scotch Plains, New Jersey (10%) of the amount of the bid, but in no from March 21, 1988 to March 31, 1988 and publicly opened by the Township Clerk Three members will be elected for three Polling place 81 Ihe Evergreen School at THE TIMES: March 17, 1988 case in excess of S20,000,00 and must be prior to the sale. of the Township of Scotch Plains in the delivered to the Secretary of the Board of The vehicles will be sold at an established years. At the said election will be submitted Evergreen Avenue in the School District, for FEES: 65,72 L-94 Municipal Building, 430 Park Avenue. propositions for voting laxes for ihe follow- legal voters residing within Genera! Election Education, to the Board's designated price by sealed bids. The Board reserves the Scotch Plains, County of Union, New ing respective purposes: For Current Ex. Districts Nos. 6, 7 and 8 of the Township of PUBLIC NOTICE representative, at the above place on or right to establish a minimum bid of S75.00 Jersey on April 12, 1918 al 10:00 a.m. pense $12,128,405; Tor Captial Outlay Scotch Plains. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the before the hour named. The Board of for each vehicle. The vehicles are to be sold prevailing time, for the furnishing of fuel oil 1146,000; Total amount thought to be POLLING DISTRICT NO. 4 Borough of Fanwood, New Jersey will seek Education assumes no responsibility for "as is" and "where is" and the sale is to be and gasoline. These proposals shall be in ac- necessary ii S22,274,4O5. Polling place at the Howard B. Brunnef substantive certification for its Housing Ele- bids mailed or misdirected in delivery. llna!. No representations regarding working cordance with the specifications, terms of The polling places for said election and School at Westfield Road in the School merit from the New jersey Council on Af- No bid may be withdrawn for a period of condition of the vehicles are made and the the proposed contract and form of bond on their respective polling districts (described District, for legal voters residing within fordable Housing, sixty (60) days after ihe date set for the sale includes removal by the buyer within file with the Township of Scotch Plains. by reference to the election districts used at General Election Districts Nos. 9, 10 and 11 The Borough's Housing Element is on File opening thereof. ten (10) working days notification of sue- No bid will be received unless made in the last General Election) have been of the Township of Scotch Plains in the Office of the Borough Clerk, 75 The right Is reserved to reject any or all cessful bidder. writing on forms furnished, and unless ac- designated below and no person shall vote at POLLING DISTRICT NO. 5 North Martine Avenue, Fanwood, New bids to waive informality in the bidding if it Bids must be made on the proposal forms companied by cash, a certified check or bid said election elsewhere than at the polling Polling place at the McGinn School at Jersey, and can be examined by the public, is in the interest of the Board of Education in the manner designated, enclosed in a bond made payable to the Treasurer of the place designated for the voters of the polling Roosevelt Avenue in the School District, for Monday through Friday, between the hours to do so. separate sealed envelope with name and ad- Township of Scotch Plains, for an amount district in which he or she resides. legal voters residing within General Election of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Bidding shall be in eonformance with the dress of bidder and articles) bid upon noted jiot less than (10V«) of the amount of the Districts Nos. 12,1) and 14 of ihe Township Eleanor McGovern applicable requirements of N.J.S.A, NOTE: The term "current expense" in. on the outside, and must be accompanied by bid. Said proposals must also be accom- of Scotch Plains. Borough Clerk 1BA:1BA.1 et seq., pertaining to the eludes principals', teachers', janitors', and a certified check, cashier's check or bid panied by a surety company certificate THE TIMES: March 17, 1988 "Public School Contracts Law." medical inspectors' salaries, fuel, textbooks, POLLING DISTRICT NO. 6 bond drawn to the order of the Board of stating that the surety company will provide school supplies, flags, transportation of Polling place at the Southside Firehouse FEES: 7,75 L-95 Education for not less than ten percent the bidder with the required bond. Each bid* pupils, tuition of pupils attending schools in at Raman Road in the School District, for der shall also submit with his proposal, a All bidders are placed on notice that they (10%) of the amount bid, but in no case in other districts with the consent of the Board legal voters residing within General Election completed qualification of bidder form fur- are required to comply with the re- excess of S20.000.00 and must be delivered of Education, school libraries, compensa- Districts Nos. 15 and 16 of the Township of nished by the township. Bidder also acquaint quirements of P.L, 1975, Chapter 127. to the Secretary of the Board of Education, tion of the Secretary, of the custodian of Scotch Plains. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS themselves with content or specifications By Order of the or the Board's designated representative, at school moneys and of attendance officers, POLLING DISTRICT NO- 7 BOARD OF EDUCATION and all conditions therein be complied with. Board of Education of the the above place on or before the hour nam- truant schools, insurance, maintenance of Polling place at Terrill Middle School at of the Proposals must be delivered at the place and Scotch Plains-Fanwood ed. The Board of Education assumes no plant and incidental expenses. Terrill Road in the School District, for legal SCOTCH PLAINS—FANWOOD before the hour mentioned. School District responsibility for bids mailed or misdirected A member of the Board of Education voters residing within General Election SCHOOL DISTRICT Plans, specifications, forms of proposal Union County, New Jersey in delivery. must be of legal voting age, a cilizen and Districts Nos. 17 and 18 of the Township of UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY and contract may be obtained at the Office Richard j. Marshall, Secretary resident of the school district for at least two Scotch Plains. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT of the Director of Public Properties, 2445 THE TIMES: March 17. 1988 years immediately preceding his or her ap- POLLING DISTRICT NO. 8 sealed bids will be received by the Board of No bid may be withdrawn for a period of Plainfield Avenue, Seoieh Plains, New FEES: 31-00 L-IOI pointment or election and must be able to Polling place at the J, Ackerman Coles Education of the Scotch Plains-Fanwood sixty (60) days after the date let for ihe Jersey, School District, Evergreen Avenue and read and write. He or she shall not be in- School at Kevin Road in the School District, opening thereof. All bidders are hereby advised thai they Cedar Street, Seoieh Plains 07076, Union tereiied direells or indiretilv in any rtmtrsct for legal voters residing within General Elec- The right is reserved to reject any and all must comply with ihe requirements of PL, County, New Jersey, for the following to be with or claim against the Board. tion Districts Nos- 19 and 20 of the bids or waive informality in the bidding if 1975, c 127 and P.L. 1977 c 33, received at the prevailing time(s). SCIENCE Every citizen of the United States of the Township of Seotch Plains. LEGAL NOTICE FOR BIDS it is in the interest of ihe Board of Educaiion Township of Scotch Plains SUPPLIES BID, TUESDAY, APRIL Ij, age of II years who has been permanently POLLING DISTRICT NO. 9 FOR SALE OF to do so. Barbara Riepe registered in the municipal election district Polling place at the Fanwood Borough Hall 1988 AT 2:00 P.M. and will be publicly TWO {2} USED 1974 DODGE VAN TRUCKS opened and read immediately thereafter. Township Clerk at least thirty days prior to the date of the at 75 No. Marline Avenue in the School Seoieh PWns-Fanwood Board of Education Bidding shall be in eonformance with the THE TIMES: March 17, 1988 election shall be entitled to vote at the school District, for legal voters residing within If bid exceeds 110,000.00, bidder must be Evergreen Avenue and Cedar Street applicable requirements of N.J.S.A., eleetion. Application for military or civilian Genera] Election Districts Nos. 1 and 2 of prequalified by the New jersey Department Scotch Plains. New Jersey, 07076 Ila:lSA-I et, seq., pertaining 10 the "Public FEES: 20,13 LI 03

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UNLIMITED FREE KODAK FILM, PLUS FREE NO COST TO YOU BOROUGH OF FANWOOD Part time and full lime - 3SMM CAMERA WITH PUBLIC NOTICE TRAINING hours available Monday DATA ENTRY WARRANTY, TOLL FREE *WORD PROCESSING through Friday in our com- Nlxdorf/Entrex 1-800-433-6312 (24 HOURS). The Ordinance published herewith (Or- piling department. No ex- Major food importer which is dinance No. 8I-QJ-5) was introduced and •BOOKKEEPING perience necessary, we will moving to the Elizabeth Seaport passed upon first reading at the meeting of *HEALTH OCCUPATIONS train. Call 382-3450. in April of 1918 is in need of the Council of the Borough of Fanwood in E.O.E. M/F several data entry operator!). TAXES the County of Union, New jersey, held on •CULINARY ARTS Should be experienced in Ni\- March 9, 1918. It will be further considered darf/Emrex systems. We are now for final passage, after public hearing *AUTO MECHANICS located in downtown NYC area. thereon, at a meeiini of said Council on MALONE, MASSIMINO *AUTO BODY Part time clerk typist • hours Easy aecesi to Path, Holland tun- April 13, 19BB ai Borough Hall, 73 North & PAPIK CPA Martine Avenue, Fanwood, New Jersey, at 9 to 3 Monday through Fri- nel and other public transporta- •SECURITY tion. Excellent benefits and Tax preparation and accounting 8:(X) p.m., and during the week prior io and day. Good typing skills salary. Call Mr. Jack Levinger: service for individuals and up io and including the date or iueh •CLERICAL necessary, word processing 212-431-9000 businesses. Scotch Plains. meeting, copies of said ordinance will be UNION TRADES experience helpful but not re- 233-5511 made available ai the Clerk's Office to the quired. We will train. Call members of the general public who *;hall re- *CARPENTRY 382-3450, quest the same. "TILE SETTING E.O.E. M/F COUNTER REPRESENTATIVE SERVICES •PLUMBING Full and purt-time. No ex- BOROUGH OF FANWOOD •PAINTING perience necessary, Will ORDINANCE NO. 88-05-S train, Apply in person, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND READ SUPPLEMENTING ORDINANCE NO. *BRICK MASONRY WAITER/WAITRESS Uudgii.Renl-A-CaF, 90 E, AUTO PARTS i7-Q9.S ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE •BUILDING & APARTMENT Needed at award-winning, Main Street, Somerville. AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING three star restaurant for WAR) 4NAPA) CHAPTER Jl, SALARIES AND COM- •MAINTENANCE breakfast and lunch shift. Beautician • Saturdays or full PENSATION AND CHAPTER 25, High School Diploma Call 654-5200, time, part time, Busy shop in 1632 E. Second St. POLICE DEPARTMENT. OF THE CODE Scotch Plains, 322-9087, OF THE BOROUGH OF FANWOOD." College Program Scotch Plains, NJ BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Free Room & Board Phone 322-4043 Council of the Borough of Fanwood aj FOR SALE MACHINE SHOP follows: Pay & Allowances BARTENDER P/T SECTION I, Ordinance No. 87-09-S is COMPLETE MITSUBSHI 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM Mon.-Fri. amended and supplemented by adding the Social Activities Needed for lunch shift at 8:00 AM • 5:00 PM Sat. award winning restaurant. MOBILE TELEPHONE following positions and salaries to Schedule And many other benefits SYSTEM; $500 9:00 AM • 3:00 PM Sun. 1; Recycling Worker Class A...SS.00 per Please call 654-5200, hour; Recycling Worker Class B...S6.00 per TRAINING ALSO 2 years old,,.original cost hour, $2,400. SECTION II. This Ordinance shall lake AVAILABLE FOR MEN Call Don Foster effect immediately after second reading and Call Collect: 201-985-4800 MESSENGER Scotch Plains Times LANDSCAPING • SPRING publication in accordance with New Jersey 322-5266 CLEANUP - Lawn law. Ext. 210 or 211 Full time. Must have own Eleanor MeOovern maintenance, fertilizing and car. If interested call Joe at; 1978 JEEP Borough Clerk EDISON JOB CORPS. CENTER 762-0080 planting, Charlie, 755.8429. Complete tune-up, C-619 Pd 5/5 THE TIMES: March 17, 1981 500 Plainfield Avenue L ext. 307 $2,995". Call 322-5266 FEES; 21.70 -'°° Edison, NJ 08817 J LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES said matter is disposed of by the Municipal dinance, and Management Coordinator appointed by the shall hold office at the will and pleasure of "No Person shall detain or fail to return Court or the Borough of Fanwood, Any BE IT ALSO ORDAINED, thai a cer. BOROUGH OF FANWOOD Emergency Management Coordinator with the Mayor, The Emergency Management any book or article borrowed from the Free person violating this Chapter more than tified copy of this ordinance as Introduced PUBLIC NOTICE the approval of the Mayer, who shall have Coordinator shall bv • member and shall Public Library of the Borough of Fanwood once, may have his or her library card and be filed with the Director of the Division of The Ordinance published herewith (Or- the same qualifications as the Emergency serve as chairman of the Emergency (also known as 'Fanwood Memorial privileges revoked at the discretion of the Local Government Services within 5 days of dinance No, ii-OI-R) wu introduced and Management Coordinator, shall assist the Management Service Council. Library"), nor fail to pay My accrued library Board of Trustees of the Free Publie Library introduction, and passed upon first reading at the meeting of Emergency Management Coordinator and, SECTION VI, Duties of Council. Tines resulting from books or articles bor- of the Borough of Fanwood. Consideration BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that a the Council of the Borough of Fanwood in further, shall assume the functions, powers A, The Emergency Management Defense rowed from the Free Publie Library of the of any such violations including problems certified copy of this ordinance upon adop- the County of Union, New Jersey, held on and duties of the Emergency Management Council shall assist the Borough in Borough of Fanwood or from libraries with libraries recognizing Fanwood library tion, with the recorded vote included March 9,1911. It will be further eoniidered Coordinator in the absence of the Emergen- establishing the various local volunteer recognizing the Fanwood library borrower's borrower's card, shall be within the jurisdic- thereon, be filed with said Director within S for final passage, after public hearing cy Management Coordinator, Wherever agencies needed to meet the requirements of card, after thirty (30) days have elapsed tion of the Fanwood municipal court. days after such adoption, thereon, at a meeting of said Council on possible, such Deputy shall be appointed all local civil defense and disaster control ac- from the date of posting by certified mail, Eleanor McGovern April I], 1911 at Botough Hall, 73 North from among the salaried officers or tivities in accordance with the nils and return from the date of posting by certified SECTION V. All ordinances or pans of Borough Clerk Maninc Avenue, Fanwood, New Jersey, at employees of the Borough, regulations established by the Governor. mail, return receipt requested, of a notice ordinances inconsistent with this ordinance THE TIMES: March 17, I9II 1:00 p.m., and during the week prior to and SECTION III Duties of Coordinator, B, The Emergency Management Defense demanding the return thereof addressed to are hereby repealed. up to and including the date of such A, The Emergency Management Coor. Council is authorized, within the limits of said person at the last known address fur- SECTION VI. This ordinance shall take FEES; 19.06 L-99 meeting, eopiei of said ordinance will be dinator shall be responsible for the plann- appropriations, to establish an adequate nished by said person to the Fanwood effect upon passage and publication in the LEGAL NOTICE made available at the Clerk's Office to the ing, activating, coordinating, and the con- organization to assist in supervising and Memorial Library," manner prescribed by law. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on members of the general public who shall re- duct of disaster control operations within coordinating the civil defense and disaster SECTION II. Section S9A.3 of the Code Eleanor MeGovern April 7, 1988 *t 7;3O p.m. in the Municipal quest (he ume. the Borough, control activities of the Borough, It shall be of the Borough of Fanwood is hereby Borough Clerk Building, 430 Park Avenue, Scotch Plains, ORDINANCE NO, S8-0I-R 1. Whenever, in the Emergency manage- lawful for the Council's members to also be amended as follows; THE TIMES: March 17, 1918 New Jersey, the Scotch Plains Board of Ad- AN ORDINANCE CREATING. THE ment Coordinator's opinion, a disaster has members of other agencies created because Fines For Overdue Books. FEES: 60.78 L-98 justment will hold a public hearing to con- OFFICE OF EMERGENCY occurred or is imminent in the Borough, the of any emergency, "Any person or entity borrowing any sider the appeal of; MANAGEMENT FOR THE Emergency Management Coordinator shall VIII. Mutual Aid Prohibition, book or article from the Fanwood Memorial DAVID C, COHEN, 2009 Bartle Avenue, BOROUGH OF FANWOOD proclaim a state of local disaster emergency No representative or the Borough shall re- Library and falling to return such book(s) BOROUGH OF FANWOOD Scotch Plains, New Jersey (Block 2102, Lot BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and within the Borough. The Emergency quest aid in time of disaster directly from and/or articles) by the specified due date PUBLIC NOTICE 10), to construct a 6 ft. high, board on Council of the Borough of Fanwood, Coun- Management Coordinator, in accordance noncontiguous municipalities nor shall the shall be responsible to pay a fine for each Notice is hereby given that Ordinance No, board, fence, in what is commonly known ty of Union, State of New Jersey, as with regulations promulgated by the State Borough or any public semipublic agency day that said book(s) or articles) are not 88-OMl AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZ- as the front yard, contrary to SECTION follow!: Director, shall be empowered to issue and send personnel or equipment into a disaster- returned subsequent to the specified due ING THE ENTRY INTO A HEALTH 23.3.3-0 of Zoning Ordinance (property SECTION 1, Emergency Management enforce such orders as may be necessary to stricken municipality unless and until such date in accordance with a schedule of dally SERVICES CONTRACT WITH THE located on a corner property technically has Coordinator, implement and carry out disaster control aid has been directed by the County Disaster Pines to be established by the Board of TOWN OF WESTFIELD was passed and two front yards,, maximum permitted fence A. The Mayor shall appoint an Emergen- operations and to protect the health, safety Control Coordinator or his deputy. Specific Trustees of the Fanwood Memorial Library. adopted on the second and final reading at height on front yard is 4 feet.) cy Management Coordinator (Disaster Con- and resources of the residents of the exemptions from the action of t'.iis section In addition to such Tines, a violator of this the regular meeting of the Mayor and Coun- AH interested persons may be present and trol Director) from among the residents of Borough. may be granted only by authority of the Section shall also be responsible to pay to cil of the Borough of Fanwood held on be heard. the Borough of Fanwood. The Emergency SECTION IV Declaration of emergency; State Disaster Control Director. the Fanwood Memorial Library replacement March 9. 1988. The file pertaining to this appeal is in the Management Coordinator shall serve, sub- powers and duties of Mayor, SECTION VIII. This ordinance shall take cost of each book and/or article if it is not Eleanor McCovern office of the Board of Adjustment, 410 Park ject to fuinilini the requirements of this sec. A, When any imminent danger to the effect immediately as provided by law. returned pursuant to Section J9A-1 or the Borough Clerk Avenue, Scotch Plains, New Jersey and is tion, for a term of three (J) years. public peace and order exists in the Adopted on second reading, cost to restore such book or article if the THE TIMES: March 17, 1911 available for public inspection during B. As a condition of appointment and Borough, including, by way of example, but Eleanor MeGovern Fanwood Memorial Library determines it FEES: 7.11 L-97 regular office hours. right to continue for the full term of the ap- not limited to riots, disturbances, disorderly Borough Clerk can be repaired. In addition, such person BOROUOH OF FANWOOD Robert LaCesia pointment, the Emergency Management assemblages, widespread vandalism or any THE TIMES: March 17, 19W shall be subject to the Tine or Tines imposed by Section J9A-6, The Tines and charges PUBLIC NOTICE Acting Secretary Coordinator musi have suceessfully.eom- other situation posing an imminent threat to FEES: 89.59 L-96 provided for herein and imposed pursuant The Ordinance published herewith (Or. Board of Adjustment pleied, at the time of appointment or within the people or the property of the people of BOROUGH OF FANWOOD to this section shall be paid forthwith upon dinance No. K8-04-S) was Introduced and THE TIMES: March 17. 1988 one (1) year immediately following appoint, Fanwood, all being against the health, safe- PUBLIC NOTICE demand and, in no event, later than as pro- passed upon first reading at the meeting of ment, the then current approved Civil ty and welfare of the people or the Borough, The Ordinance published herewith (Or- FEES: 13.64 L-I04 vided in Section J9A-6 hereafter," the Council of the Borough of Fanwood in Defense Director-Coordinator Course. The and causes or may cause damage and dinance No, BS-01-R) was introduced and LEGAL NOTICE "Issuance to Minors. the County of Union, New Jersey, held on failure or the Emergency Management destruction to property in the Borough, then passed upon first reading at the meeting of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on April March 9, 1981, It will be further considered Coordinator to fulfill such requirement the Mayor shall have the authority to the Council of the Borough of Fanwood in "No minor under the age of 13 years shall 7, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal for final passage, after public hearing within the time period prescribed shall dis- declare that • state of disaster or emergency the County of Union. New Jersey, held on be hereafter issued a library card by the Free Building, 410 Park Avenue, Scotch Plains, thereon, at a meeting of said Council on qualify the Emergency Management Coor- exists, and he shall have the authority and be March 9, 1911. It will be further considered Public Library of the Borough of Fanvrood New Jersey, the Scotch Plains Board of Ad- April 13, 1988 at Borough Hall, 75 North dinator from continuing in that office, and empowered to do the following: for final passage, after public hearing unless the application is signed by one (I) of justment will hold a public hearing to con- Manine Avenue, Fanwood, New Jersey, at thereupon a vacancy in said office shall be (1) Issue orders or proclamations thereon, at a meeting of said Council on the parents or guardian of said minor, the sider the appMl of: 1:00 p.m., and during the week prior to and deemed to have been created. regulating the hours during which person April 13. 1988 at Borough Hall. 7S North signature representing acknowledgement by EDGAR E. BUTLER, 122 Myrtle up to and including the date of such C. The Governor may remove the shall be prohibited from remaining upon the Martine Avenue, Fanwood, New jersey, at the parent or guardian of responsibility for Avenue, Scotch Plains, N.j. for permission meeting, copies of said ordinance will be Emergency Management Coordinator at public streets, ways and placet in the 8:00 p.m., and during the week prior to and the return of any books or other articles bor- to continue to operate a limousine service made available at the Clerk's Office to the any time for cause. In such event, the Mayor Borough. up to and including the date of such rowed by the minor pursuant to this Chapter from Block 901, Lot 8, 322 Myrtle Avenue. members of the genera] public who shall re. shall appoint a new Emergency Manage, (2) Issue orders or proclamations meeting, copies of said ordinance will be and responsibility for the payment of any R-3A Zone, contrary to the requirements of quest the same. ment Coordinator with the approval of the regulating the hours during which vehicular made available at the Clerk's Office to the fines provided for by this Chapter," Section 21.1.8 of the Zoning Ordinance, ORDINANCE S8-O4.S Governor. If the Mayor shall not appoint traffic shall be prohibited or restricted from members of the general public who shall re- SECTION IV, Section S9A-6 of the Code (Use Not Allowed). A CAP ORDINANCE TO EXCEED the Emergency Management Coordinator traveling over the streets in the Borough, quest the same, of the Borough of Fanwoed is hereby All interested persons may be present and INDEX RATE PURSUANT TO with the approval of the Governor. If the (3) Issue orders or proclamations BOROUOH OF FANWOOD amended as follows: be heard. L. I9J6. C 203 Mayor shall not appoint the Emergency regulating the hours during which all ORDINANCE it-Ql-R "Violations and Penalties, The file pertaining to this appeal is in the WHEREAS, the Local Government Cap Management Coordinator within ten (10) businesses licensed by the Borough to AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND "Any person violating any provision of office of the Board of Adjustment, 410 Park Law, N.J..S.A. 40A:4J|J,1 et seq,, as days after such office shall become vacant, dispense alcoholic beverages shall be closed. SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER 59A OF this Chapter shall, in addition to all other Avenue, Scotch Plains, New Jersey and Is amended by L. 1983, C.49, provided that in the Governor may appoint a temporary (4) Issue orders or proclamations THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF Fines and charges provided for herein, be available for public inspection during the preparation of its annual budget, a Emergency Management Coordinator, who regulating the hours during which all sales FANWOOD ENTITLED "LIBRARY- subject to a penalty or fine not exceeding fif- regular office hour,. Robm Lacoaa municipality shall limit any Increase in said shall serve and perform all of the duties of of gasoline by gasoline service stations in the BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and ty (ISO) dollars for the first offense and not budget to 3ft or the index rate, whichever is Acting Secretary that office until such time as a new Borough shall be closed. Council of the Borough of Fanwood, in the exceeding one hundred ($ 100) dollars for the less, over the previous year's final ap- Board of Adjustment Emergency Management Coordinator shall SECTION V, Emergency Management County of Union, State of New Jersey, as second and each succeeding offense. Any propriations, subject to certain exceptions, THE TIMES: March 17, 1988 be appointed by the Mayor with the ap- Defense Council, follows: such Tine, in addition to the replacement and FEES: 12.40 L-10S proval of the Governor. There is hereby created an Emergency SECTION 1. Section S9A-1 of the Code cost or repair cost and/or all accrued library LEGAL NOTICE SECTION II Deputy Emergency Manage- management Defense Council to be compos, of the Borough of Fanwood is hereby fines thereon, shall be paid to a represen- WHEREAS, L, 1986, C.2Q3 amended the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the ment Coordinator. ed of not more than fifteen (13) members amended as follows: tative of the Free Public Library of the Local Government Cap Law, to provide meeting of the Board of Adjustment of the There shall be a Deputy Emergency who shall be appointed by the Mayor and "Failure To Return Property. Borough of Fanwood no later than the time that a municipality may, in any year in which the index rate is less than 5%, in- Township of Scotch Plains on March 1, crease its final appropriations by a percen- 1911 APPROVAL was given to the applica. tage rate greater than the index rate but not tion of ERNEST FANTINI for permission to exceed the 5% rate as defined in the to add a room to the premises at 1747 EAST amendatory law, when authorized by or. SECOND STREET, SCOTCH PLAINS, fit ^at/tick's dinance, and N.J., also known as BLOCK 1101. Lot 1 on WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council of the Municipal Tax Map, the Borough of Fanwood finds It advisable NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the and necessary to increase its 19IS budget by meeting of the Board of Adjustment of the more than 4,5¥t over the previous year's Township of Scotch Plains on March 1, final appropriations, in the interest of pro- 1981 APPROVAL was given to the applica. moting the health, safely and welfare of the lion of JOHN and JANICE CROZIER for citizens, and permission to install a storage shed at the WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council premises at 2415 BRYAhfT AVENUE, FEATURING SCOTCH PLAINS, N.J.. also known as hereby determines that a Sit increase in the budget for said year, amounting 10 BLOCK 7903, LOT 1 on the Municipal Tax Bagpiper George Hayes S97.73S.0J in excess of the increase in final Map. appropriations otherwise permitted by the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the Accordionist Pattie Moriarty Local Government CAP Law, is advisable meeting of the Board or Adjustment of the and necessary, Township of Scotch Plains on March 3, Dancers Peter Smith NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAIN- 19IS APPROVAL was given to the applica- ED, by the Mayor and Council of the tion or LYNN ROBERT and KAREN LEE Irish Step Dancers Borough of Fanwood, a majority of the full POIRIER for permission to erect a second authorized membership of this governing floor on the existing premises at 2320 Entertainment commencing at 5:00 p.m. body affirmatively concurring, that, in the EVERGREEN AVENUE, SCOTCH 1988 budget year, the final appropriation of PLAINS, N,J., also known as BLOCK the Borough of Panwood, shall, in accor- 1401, Lot 4 on the Municipal Tax Map. dance with this ordinance and L. 1986. C. Linda M. Lies 103. be increased by S

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