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Who wants to be By TERRENCE DOPP extremely involved with the pro- a journalist? THE KKlOKIM'HKSS Prosecutor's successful 'Family to Family' lets drug abuse hit home gram and want to learn moro about the drugs children can The Record-Press is look- WESTFIELD — Noticing the from around the county are use had on their lives, while the ger of substance abuse makes the become involved with -•• and how ing to expand its coverage of telltale signs of drug use among encouraged to attend. parents discuss the effects of drug program a more effective way to they can figure out if their kids municipal meetings and friends and family members can Family to Family, which is led use on the entire family. reach kids than simply having mi are using drugs. social events in your home- be difficult at best, but the Family by the Union County Prosecutor's "The reason the program has adult lecture them. "During the presentation, town, and we need some to Family program — which wiil Office, is a roving program that been so successful is because it's a Manahan said the portion of we've found many parents have warni bodies to help us do it. come Wednesday to Westfield brings to county schools a panel of peer program in the truest sense the progiiim featuring parents is quest ions tabout children's drug If you like to write, or if High School — is an effort to teen-agers from Day Top-New of the word," said Union County also valuable, because it gives use>,"said Manahan. "We get a lot you've ever read a newspaper make those sometimes-hazy signs Jersey, a Mendham-bnsed drug Prosecutor Thomas Manahan, mothers and fathers a chance to of interesting questions." and said "hey, I can do that," a little clearer. and alcohol treatment facility, noting that having teen-agers learn what it is like to have a Diane- Litterer, executive direc- along with their parents The chil- who have experienced their own this might he the opportunity The program is open to the child that abuses drugs and alco- dren discuss the effect their drug pitfalls toll peers about the dan for you. public and children and parents hol. Hi' said parents often become
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To 627 Boulevard, Kenilworth • Across from Kenilworth Diner subscribe call 1-800-300-9321 Showroom Hours • Mon-Fri 8-6 • Thurs 8-9 • Sat 10-5 • Sun 12-5 March 10,2000 Record-Press A-3 Deer hunters hit their mark Fanwood heeds Citizen's Army call the deer population to an uninjured, the only places for political fund-raising reform Five-year effort acceptable level by this year. available to send the deer are to reduce deer herd According to Township hunting preserves or venison tion to nn ordinance tImt cov- Imv." Councilman William farms, where again the deer Ordinance would ered all municipally-owned Still, Murks and ends in Scotch Plains McClintock, the overpopula- would be killed. Population properties. "It sends the wrong Councilwoinan Gi»ri Samuel tion of deer has increased the control through sterilization prohibit politicking ByJOHLEDEHMAW -signals to people and reinforces countered that it couldn't hurt rate of car accidents through- requires trapping, which again the perception that politicians to put it in writing nt the local RECORD-PRESS CORRESPONDENT out the reservation and creat- presents problems with trau- at Township Hall are bad and can't be trusted," he level. ed an ecological hazard. "They ma and injury, and viable birth said. SCOTCH PLAINS —A five- control vaccinations are still Another issue being ques- The ordinance that will be tioned is how to deal with viola- year program to reduce the under development. ByJONUEPEBMAN : population of white-tailed deer "(Deer) eat lots of introduced for discussion at tions. Officials disiusatnl refer "The program is managed HEl'OHD-t'RKSS COKRKSrONDKNT in the Watchung Reservation vegetation, including Tuesday's council meeting will ring transgressions to the concluded this week with a much better today than five municipal court, but quickly decorative shrubs. Even years ago," explained SCOTCH PLAINS — The dozen marksmen scouring the McClintock. "Initially, the Township Council will consider rejected that idea clue to conflict landscape in search of their the people who wanted marksmen could come within adopting an ordinance at "This ordinance should of interest concerns. After 11 targets. 750 feet of a house, and that Tuesday's meeting that would stick to where govern- lengthy debate, the council the deer to stay didn't decided to refer violations to the The program was autho- made residents very uncom- prohibit the use of government ment operates. It sends rized in 1994 by the Union want them so close to fortable. In addition, they're buildings and property for polit- township'* Ethics Committee, County Board of Chosen their homes." much better at using qualified ical fund-raising purposes. the wrong signals to peo- which has the authority to dole Freeholders and was based on marksmen." The proposed ordinance is in out fines between $100 und a recommendation from the — William ple and reinforces the $500. The deer that were killed response to lobbying efforts by perception that politicians state Division of Fish, Game McClintock will be used to feed the needy The Citizen's Army, an organiza- The ordinance in intruded to and Wildlife that the region tion with approximately 2,000 are bad and can't be level the playing field between contain no more than 20 deer Scotch Plains and homeless through the Community Food Bank of New members throughout the state trusted" political incumbents and chnl- per square mile. In 1993, the Township Council Jersey. In 1999 alone, 2,721 that has successfully pushed for 11'n^ers by eliminating what The population had grown to 180 clean government ordinances in — Martin Marks Citizen's Army calls an unfair deer per square mile in the pounds of donated venison pro- eat lots of vegetation, includ- vided approximately 11,000 21 municipalities during the Mayor of advantage for incumbents who three-square mile park have access to municipal ing decorative shrubs," meals for the Food Bank, offi- past two years. Scotch Plains The Board of Freeholders McClintock said. "Even the cials said, and during the four Although council members phones, faxes and telephones. appointed the Watchung people who wanted the deer to years of the program, 20,372 generally agreed with the need The ordinance is also intended Reservation Deer stay didn't want them so close pounds of meat has been for such an ordinance, there wns to prevent incumbents from Management Subcommittee in limit the fund-raining ban to the engaging in fund-raising activi- to their homes." donated. some disagreement at this municipal building. However, 1994 to study the issue. The According to information Despite the apparent suc- week's planning meeting on sev- ties during the working day, 22-member committee includ- Bromley indicated ho would ask provided by the Union County cess of the deer-culling pro- eral key issues. Councilman the council to vote on a motion while they are "on the people's ed local residents, Union gram, McClintock questioned Tarquin Bromley proposed the time." County officials, wildlife Parks and Recreation to broaden the scope of the ordi- Department, alternative meth- whether the problem has real- ordinance should apply to all nance to cover all properties Metuchen, East Brunswick! experts, sportsmen and animal ly been solved. "It seems to me municipally owned buildings in Westfield, Kanwootl, Kdi.sun and rights activists. After consult- ods of removing the deer owned by the municipality. proved to be more painful and this is a regional or even town, but Mayor Martin Marks Councilman William Princeton Township are among ing with experts in the field statewide problem," the coun- preferred to limit the ban to the the 21 municipalities that have and reviewing studies on how less effective than the shooting McClintock was alune in his option. Trapping cnuses sever cilman said. "The surviving Township Municipal Building. opposition to the ordinance. "Ifalready adopted the ordinance. to solve the overpopulation deer now have a lot more room "This ordinnnce should stick to According to a Citizen's Army problem, the committee recom- trauma and often results in it ain't broke, don't fix it," he broken limbs or other injuries to roam, which could simply where government operates," said. "Fund-raising on govern- spokesperson, the ordinance ha8 mended a five-year program of shift the problem to another been presented in 30 additional controlled shooting to reduce which necessitate killing the said the mayor. ment property is already animal anyway. If trapped and geography," Marks noted he was con-banned l>v state and federal towns and passage is expected cerned about the public's reac- in all cases. Clark, animal rescue groups team up for huge adoption effort Town history organizations CLARK — Noah's Ark mals. —loctaed on Westfield Avenue carriers, blankets and towels set annual Spring Assembly Animal Placement and The combined efforts hope — from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.will be accepted, and all dona- Rescue, a non-profit humane to place numerous dogs, cats, March 18 to meet dozens of tions are tax-deductible. WESTFIELD The Revolution and the West Fields rescue organization, is joining puppies, kittens, bunnies and pets searching for a home, and For more information, call (Manning Committee for theChapter of the Sons of the forces with Clark Township even roosters in loving homes. a second chance at life. Noah's Ark at (732) 815-1683 Spring Assembly of the American Revolution. and the North Shore Animal If you are looking to add a Noah'a Ark will also be or visit the organization's Westfield history societies lias The DAK is the host associ- League to make 2000 a happy new pet to your home, stop by hosting a pet supply drive on World Wide Web page ut announced the group's annual ation this year and is repre- year for some homeless ani- the Clark Municipal Building March 18. Old, but clean, pet www.noahsark.petfinder.org. meeting will be hold 8 p.m.sented on the committee by April 12. .lane Stone.r. Other committee Tho meeting will be held at members are Hob Miller and the First Baptist Church, Don Moknmerof thi> Historical located on Elm Street in Society, Dick Underbill pf the School issues second period honors list Westfield. Introductory music Genealogical Society, Pat is scheduled to begin nt 7;45 D'Angelo of Miller-Cory und SCOTCH PLAINS — Terrill Woods and Edward Zazzali. Marcketta, Marissa Christine DiTrollo, Kelly p.m. President Charles E. Brown, Middle School has issued its Grade 7 — Jonathan Mastroianni, Janice Mataai, Dougher, Caitlin Driscoll, The assembly is the yearly Ken Hoover nnd .John Lawson honor roll for the second mark- Altman, Jessica Binkiewicz, Christopher Mattern, John Danielle Egan, Joseph Fullon, gathering of the community N of the SAK. ing period. Matthew Bonasia, Carlene Monti, Laura Mortkowitz, Alan Thomas Fitzgibbon, Dennis five history organization*! -- The full program will be Named to the distinguished Bronikowski, Jenny Burke, Neuhauser, Vanessa Okoro, Fitzpntrick, Anne Frier, Daniel the Genealogical Hoi-iely of (lie announced tin .MHIII U.S jjJann arc1 honor roll with A's in all sub- Jennifer Calvo, Josceiyn Chang, Manish Pandya, Sara Parisi, Glaberman-Appel, Staci West Fields, the Miller-Cory complete. The feature presen- jects: Amanda Cohen, Christopher Matthew Richers, Sean Richera, Goldberg, Shannon Gomes, House Museum Volunteers, the tation will he followed by Grade 8 — Flora Alexander, D'Annunzio, Tiffany Davis, Sophia Riordon, Nathalie Maggie Gousman, Jonathan Westfield Historical Society, refreshments nnd the public is Alexander Clark, Hannah Elizabeth DeCataldo, Alexa Rodriquez, Michael Ross, James Grana, Jonathan Greenspan, the Daughters of the American invited to attend. Greenspan, Cheryl Kaplun, DiGiorgio, Michael Dinizo, Scalfano, Rebekah Sedwin, Sarah Halpern, Julie Hyman, Vani Kilakkathi, Kimberly Janee Easley, Marc Fabiano, Alyssa Shea, Amber Sizemore, Kelli Kaskiw, Krista Lorenzini, Amanda Miller, Anthony Ferrante, Alexander Sean Smith, Michael Sprung, Kazmierkiewicz, Ellsbeth Jared Montagna, Scott Erica Stuppler, Chloe Kipping, Alexa Knox, David Moynihan, Jessica Neuringer, Gerveshi, Nicole Hagerty, Eddie Lindsay Ordower, Roshni Patel, Han, Shannon Hassett, Laura Sundstrom, Sean Varsolona, Kruglyak, Emily Lange, Dana Vaidehi Patel, Arianna Power, Henderson, Abraham Hiatt, Laura Webb, Brendan Weber Levinson, Richard Lisojo, Allyson Salisbury, Barle Casey Hoynes-O'Connor, Cara and Kelly Zajac. 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"I've never forgotten humble, despite, his achieve- have won the award for Danks. that." (,'LKVKLANI) Tom Hanks ments. "The other thing is, myHe said it was his time at Danks also credits people may never play him in a movie, work is really behind the Westfield High School that real- closer to home for his choice. but NASA <"iitfin<'f'r Kit-hard scenes," he noted. ly prepared him for his profes- "My dad probably instilled in me Dankfi still enjoys the; accolades Recently, Danks worked on sional life as an engineer. the fascination with buildings," of his pm*rs. Ami it's nice to be designing a building for aerojet It was shortly before graduat- he said. "How things work, and ;recognized by your peers, he how to build them better." said. So he put his nose to the Even tnon; HO when the "(NASA) is a great place to work. Not only the kinds of grindstone and began studying. National Aeronautics and Space things you do, but also the people you work with. They After completing his math and Administration, which has Hom« really are top people." science courses, Danks attended of thu top engineers in the Laffayette College in Easton, world, names you one of their — Richard Danks F'a, then returned to New Jersey brightest minds and you are NASA Engineer to work as a construction engi- nominated HH one ol' the best neer for a company based in engineers working for the feder- of the Year Roselle. After that, he settled in al government, Cleveland in the mid-1970s, "The feet an; not touching the propulsion research. Within ing in 1968 when Danks con- where he was a facilities engi- ground lately," said Richard those walls, NASA's scientists templated taking another year neer for the Cleveland Clinic. Danka, the Wostfield native and will figure out how to make jet of auto shop — his favorite elec- About a decade later, an opening 1968 Westfield Hitfh School engines as quiet as u mouse, tive class, he said ••-• or going off at NASA's .John A. Glenn graduate NASA recently cho.se something residents of Union in a direction other than one Research Center snatched him aH itH Engineer of the Year. County will no doubt appreciate. that catered to his love of cars. away from private industry. Dr. Khagendra Chatterjee (left), a 30-year resident of Scotch Plains, Dnnk.H, who wan born in "The win-win is that as youHis auto shop teacher, Robert Danks said he has not missed and Fanwood-Scolch Plains Rotary Club President Andy Calamaros Summit nnd relocated to make jet engine's quieter and Dellarusso, asked him what he the corporate life one bit, and have announced that Chatterjee was honored at the World Bengali WeHtfield at the ripe old a^r of more efficient., they also get wanted to do for the rest of his working at NASA has been all Millennium Conference, held In Calcutta, India. two-and-a-half, Maid lie keeps an more: environmentally safe," be life, and upon hearing that he could have imagined. "It's a •even keel about the honor, which said. Dunks wanted to be an engineer, great place to work," he said. was presented to him at a Feb. Award-winning work in the teacher immediately "Not only the kinds of things you 24 awards luncheon in "designs for maintainability" ordered him to enroll in math do, but also the people you work Rotary Club member Arlington, Va. He said he kecp.s or the art of designing a building and science courses. "In that with. They really are top peo- in mind l.he achievements of tliMl reduces maintenance. very brief encounter, he set the ill.-.- honored in Calcutta SCOTCH PLAINS — The These gatherings started 21 Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary years ago in New York City with SP-FHS students romp in DECA competition Club thrives today on an histor- about 250 participants. This ical foundation of extraordinary year, a gathering of roughly SCOTCH I'LAINS Winning now has '.\U students eligible to ini'iit and marketing of a new (•oldenherg in International community service provided by 12,000 in anticipated when the 60 awards and •') 1 trophies in the represent New Jersey at DKCA's product, n jewelry/keepsake box. Marketing the selfless acts of its members North American Conference is 1 New-Jersey Distributed Education national competitions to he held in The Senior team of Jackie Third-place awards went to through the years. held in Atlantic City. Eastern Clubs of America (DKCA> compel i April in Louisville, Ky. Sanders, Julie Lowen, .June Shih Shih in Business & Financial One of those members has and Western cultures are tions was quilt1 ;III accomplish- The chapter competitions are and Diane 1'Vrrara won first place Services; .senior Koljert (iiorduno not only given much to Union brought closer at these meet- ment by tile Sent cli I'lains- based on community activities in I hi- Public Relations Campaign in Marketing Management; junior County, but was recently recog- ings through exchanges involv- Fanwood High School DKCA chap- performed by the .students who for the work done for families of Renee Zidonik in (ieneral Market nized on an international scale ing diverse disciplines such as ter, an association of marketing then prepare a written report the Interfaith Council, which Re'search; senior K..I. Kaszka in for his worldwide efforts. medicine, arts, music and indus- students. bused on marketing principles in resulted in providing basic needs Retail Merchandising; and tile Dr. Khagendra Chatterjee, a try. organi/ing and completing each and toys lor Hti families. team of se-niors Brian Lavery and Scotch Plains resident for near- Nearly 1 million people were But this year, they nccuin- at the Calcutta Millennium plinhi-d the remarkable achieve- activity Juniors Itugg and Sandra (Jolde'iiberg in Travel & Tourism ly MO years, was honored with Franco won lirnt place in the Civic Management Decision-Making. an award at the World Bengali Conference when Chatterjee ment, of Inking first-plan' honors The team of juniors Doug (lillie, Millennium Conference in received his award. in all six chapter compel itions Chris (Jawryluk and Kric Consciousness Kvenl, which Winning first, second or third included DKCA's Thanksgiving place in instructional categories Calcutta. India. The Hiswa Chatterjee started his career offered by the slate. Kdii/.climui took (op honors for Hanga Samiuelan Millennium in medicine in a most auspi- "I have been involved with JI lot their Kree Knterprise Promotion Day Dinner for (he homeless and were senior Katie Sargent and food baskets for the needy. Klko in Marketing Management; Committee cited Chatterjee for cious way —he earned his med- of activities, including sports and Project, which involved the stu- 1 his contributions toward foster- ical degree when he was only 19 many other conferences, but never dents visiting foreign embassies in Juniors Hrett Mushinger and sophomore Matthew I'Jrin Watson won for a report on a Vanderhcyden, junior Anthony ing Bengali culture, heritage years old. His practice spanned have 1 seen as much school spirit Washington, D.C. to learn about and sense of unity through his 55 years with a specialty in car- nnd camaraderie aw I did when we global economics. compilation of all DKCA's many (ticas, Jerry Salerno and Sanders community activities. in Retail Merchandising; sopho- committed efforts in organizing dio thoracic surgery and a sub- swept, the chapter awards," said Juniors Andrew Klko, James more Daniel Portnoi in Full- successful North American sequent family practice prior to Senior 1JKCA student U.I. MeClmtuck and Kob Bugg won In the individual or team com- petitive events, (tillie won first Service Restaurant Management; Bengali Conferences his retirement. Milligaii oft lie feat. "It w;is iiwe- first place in the Creative Kiel in Business Services some " Marketing Kvenl fur their place in the- Entropreneiirship event with a proposal for a music Marketing; Utllie and McClintoek The local DKCA chapter research on the hunvood Business in Sports and Kntertainnient returned from its ,'(01 h year of District and their assistance in store, senior Nathan .Jones cap- Ocean Grove historian to visit tured first place honors in the Marketing. competition, competing against orgnni/inj.: the new Kan wood Honorable mention winners more than I.:>()<) students from HiisLiifss Si Professional Pood Marketing Research event fora marketing research report on i top eight in the state I were: Westfield Historical Society over (»() schools throughout the Association. sophomore Matthew Hartiromu, WKSTFIKLD Wayne T. slate. developing an institutional promo- environmental resource consul- The team of juniors David Hell, tion campaign for the Shop-Kite junior John Corhin, senior Bell, curator of the Historical tant since 1973 The 72 member Scotch 1'lains- David l.arkin :md snphniunre food store in Clark. Anthony Valentine in Society of Ocean (.trove, will be He has prepared more thun Pc'iliwood delegat ion, in one nl David Hanimvoll won in (lie Learn Sarah Vilim won first place in Kjiitrepreiietirshi|i; senior Nicole the guest speaker at the next 100 natural resource inventories their must successful veins ever. ;iiid earn Project for the develop- (ieneral Marketing Research for Caruso in Husiiu'ss & Services general meeting of the West field and studies on flora and fauna tin- program Dinners to Clu. Megan Research; Ittishinger and Anthony Historical Society. for public agencies and private Kiel alsu won first place in Hlasi in Food Marketing; (licas in The meetings is scheduled to contractors on selected sites ACCURATE CAR KENILWORTH Hospitality & Kecreation (ieneral Market Research; be held H p.m. Thursday in the throughout New Jersey. Market in;1. Research tor a report (iawryluk. l.arkin. Jennifer Miller Community Room of the A certified wetlands scientist, Service Inc. TAXI on the Scotch Plains YMCA. and Sarah Vilim m Hospitality & Westfield Municipal Building. he has been affiliated with, and The sei'tind place w timers also Recreation Management; juniors Bell will present a slide received awards from, many 1-908-276-6696 908-276-6697 eligible tn compete nationally were Suntia Shah, Andrew Bnhicz and show/lecture and discuss the state and national conservation Open 24 hours 7 days a week junior Anthony Masi and senior senior Ciorgi Mikeladze in development of the Ocean (Jrove societies. Jerry Salerno in Retail Market International Marketing; senior (lump Meeting and its Victorian Bell is currently completing Research; Milligan in Vehicle & Daniel (ioerliy in Apparel & architecture. Ill li!79, Ocean an "linages of America" book on SPECIAL TO NEWARK AIRPORT Petroleum Marketing; Becky Vilim Accessories; Hecky Vilim in CJuick- {'•rove was desigm..ed a State Ocean Orove. published by in Food Marketing Research; Julie Serve Restaurant Management; and National Historical District Arcadia and due for release in Lowen in Hospitality & Recreation and junior Michael Dixon in New due to the unique design as a June. Market Reusearch; and Matthew Jersey Pin Design planned late1- 19th century com- The public is invited to attend $18 INCLUDING GRATUITY munity. the presentation at no charge. With an extensive back- Light refreshments will be For the following towns: Koniiworth, Roselle Park, ground in biology, forestry and served at the end of the pro- Union, Springfield and Crnnford conservation, Bell has been an gram. Rates Good til June 1st, 2000 "Why Are We Only Use Lincoln Town Cars \m Westfield Toastmasters compete Corporate Accounts Welcomed You Afraid?" Jesus asked this lo His disciples in ;i in international competition Local • Long Distance • We Service All Airports storm tossed ship. Their Tears seemed valid. Major Credit Cards Accepted _ „ They were going to sink ;ind perish. "77tt7J Hi WESTFIELD — Toastmasters Van de Water are the judges. a Checks Accepted •" • tin>\e. iind rebuked the winds and the sea: ond there was a %\ of West field's best speakers and Timers will be Stan Karp and Fast Courteous Service • Radio Dispatched xrait ctrim." (Matthew H:2M evaluators are competing in the Mark Spencer. first phase of an international uT Reservations Arcrploil What storms, friend, has life brought your way? The differ- Toaatmasters of Westfield ence between being fearful or at peace is - Who competition. meet the first, second and fourth I is in the boat with you! "When Jesus was entered into a ship. The Speech contestants are Thursday of each month from His disciples followed Him." (Matthew 8:2,0 Steve Bacque, Lena Hollmnnn 7:45 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Sunrise A deliberate choice was made to become a follower and Michelle Tropper. The of Westfield, located at 240 ol Chi ist They hail surrendered control of their lives to Him. Evaluation contestants are Anne Springfield Ave. Baker, Noel Crawford and Max Anyone interested in improv- Yes. you can have freedom from fears, loo! It's God's Florville. promise lo His followers. To find out more. call. ing his or her public speaking Dnvid Nelson is the featured and leadership skills is invited to Trinity Holiness Fellowship Target Speaker and will be giv- attend. Rev. Frank Storm (908) 276-6244 ing his "icebreaker" speech. 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SCOTT Hills YMCA is To liftp people Big Apple Circus to raise the big top Saturday at Somerset Ballpark jirow m sprit, iniiut ami body. • BR1DGEWATER — The time and the Big Apple Circus open- Besides the death-defying bat, a high-flying trapest* act Centers, www. ticket muster cum The YMt'A it- a ctimtuumi v ser- is near and the circus is about ing night performance is just balancing act of circus veteran known as "The .Jokers." and and the Somerset Hills YMCA. vice organization uf volunteers, to begin. one of our many special events Bello Nock, tlu> circus ;dso fea- other circus-thenieil attrac- which can bo reached at ii>0S> guided by Christ 1,in v.iluos. ', The Big Apple Circus will that we organize throughout tures Katja Schumann's eques- tions. 7(kS-7S9S. serving individuals of all ages, Ibegin its run of 19 perfor- the year to fulfill this need " trian presentation, professional Tickets can ln» purchased The circus will perform races and faiths. It welcomes mances Saturday Proceeds clown Francesco, a spectacular through Ticket master at t'212t through March 2ti. deserving individuals uu.ildi1 to •at the Somerset will also sub- juggling act. Her nun, the acro- 307-4100. various Ticket master The purpose of the Somerset pay the cost of its programs. ^Ballpark in "The Somerset Hills sidize the •Bridge water, YMCA is delighted to wel- YMt'A's many |home of the c o m m u n 11 v Somerset Patriots come the Big Apple service pro- 'minor-league Circus back to central grams. These Ibasebal! fran- New Jersey for the third programs ar<;. •chise. Sponsored 'by the Patriots consecutive' year. The chargofferede freThe oef 'and the Somerset YMCA is a community programs [Hills YMCA, the i n c I u d e , Big Apple Circus service organization, and among others: \— a nonprofit bringing the quality, fami- Rainbows, a 'organization — ly entertainment of the peer support helps to raise program for .money for many Big Apple Circus to cen- children expe- [community ser- tral New Jersey is what riencing a ,vice organiza- death or tions. the YMCA is all about." divorce in '• Although the — Bob Lomauro their family; circus won't open Somerset Hills YMCA and Saturdays until Saturday. in Motion, a work on the cirrus — r e c r e a t i o n commenced thif week. A fiO- program for autistic children person crew raised the 52-foot anil their families, high tent which has a seating A dinner will be held before ;capacity of 1.900. the first show and all proceeds The opening night New- from ticket sales on the first Jersey performance of Hello <$• night will go towards the Friends will be held 4:30 jj.m. Somerset Hills YMCA's finan- Saturday. cial assistance and community "The Somerset Hills YMCA service programs. The gala wiil •is delighted to welcome the Big include dinner, entertainment, Apple Circus back to central premier tickets to the perfor- New Jersey for the third con- mance, souvenirs for children secutive year," Somerset Hills and the opportunity to meet the YMCA President & CEP Bob performers. Lomauro said. "The YMCA in a "This fundraiser is from community service organiza- three organizations who have tion, and bringing the quality, the same goal good recre- family entertainment of the Big ation for the family." said (iary Apple Circus to central New Shaffer, public relations spe- Jersey is what the YMCA is all cialist of the Big Apple Circus. about Kids, families, communi- "Everyone benefits from the ty and fun." exposure of each other. Lomauro, who called the cir- Everyone is doing such a great cus* a good, wholesome family job and keep in mind that the event, noted that this year, the Big Apple Circus is a iimi profit circus is raising money for the organization. financial assistance program of "Basically, all the good will the YMCA, which helps fami- involve everybody." Shaffer lies who cannot afford its ser- added vices on their owu For more than two decades, "The Somerset Hills YMCA the circus has been delighting does not turn an/one away who audiences around the globe in a wishes to become a member or single ring under a big-top ] participate in a program, but tent, This i« its third perfor- •cannot afford the cost," said mance in Somerset County. Gail Grunowitz, YMCA board Three elephants and more member and fo-chairwoinan of than 15 performing artists are the Big Apple Circus, "The part of the circus' intimate YMCA needs to subsidize the event, wherein the audience Bello Nock, a seventh-generation member of the renowned Swiss circus family, will entertain audiences with his death-defying balancing feats at financial assistance program aita less than 50 feet away. the Big Apple Circus. A 25-year veteran, Nock made his circus debut at age 6. Manhattan Transfer makes stop in MiIIburn MILLHUKN The Manhat- refused tti limit itself to one type Brnl vm\ Tim Mauser and Jams next year tan Transfer, cnntotnporarv of music and continues to be both Siege! In perform .some of their Tickets for Tuesday's perfor- music's premier vocal group, will timeless and timely. jiwaril-wintiing favorites, unhid mance rust $<10-$fi0 apiece, perform Tuesday at tile Caper Spanning more than 20 ing "Twilight Znue." 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Jersey Boy Census and sensibility Every 10 years, Americans are given a wonderful COUNT Mt IN,' Mike Deak chance to influence their own futures. This is not about voting, another American right HO readily takon for granted. It's about the 2000 census, the latest attempt by our federal government to tabulate, its We live constituents and determine — based on those numbers — how much money should bo allocated to what programs, and where. in a time Where will the; led, over the next few years, send the most money for schools? Daycare? Infrastructure improve- ments? Housing? Law enforcement? The answers depend on the census. of envy Unfortunately, many Americans ignore their census Alxiut twe weeks ago, I per- form when it comes in the mail. They toss it aside with the formed my patriotic duty as a full- rest of the "junk" mail, right into the pile of credit card blooded American male by buying offers, fruit-of-the-month dub memberships, department the annual S/xr/.s Illustrated swim- store circulars and announcements touting "you may suit issue, like most rituals, I don't already bo a winner!" know why I dii it, just as 1 don't This is a shame. know why I watched six hours of the The census may seem like a nuisance, and on some lev- "McHale's Naw" marathon this els, it is — about 10 minutes' worth of nuisance. That's weekend on TV Land. how long it will take to fill it out, smack a stamp on it and This year's swimsuit issue fea- drop it in the mail. tured an ingenuojs gimmick — 3-D Even if the nuisance were a larger one, it would still be glasses! The effett was interesting, an ignominious misdeed for folks to not take the time to do though not as salacious as a lust-rid- it. den teenager or dirty middle-aged man would have hoped. However, In a county whore speaking your mind is a those 3-D glasses were wonderful Constitutional right, people don't hesitate to complain while watching "McHale's Navy;" it when their schools are overcrowded, when the homeless was almost as if Pf 73 was in my become a blight or when social programs fold for lack of own living room. funds. Hut how many of these same people will take the In the same week as the swim- time in the coming weeks to fill out their census, which — suit issue entered the bedrooms of if enough people respond honestly — could perhaps save adolescent males of all ages some of those programs, or build Home new schools, or ear- throughout the country, most of the mark federal funding that ensures everyone, in the millen- nation's cultural attention was nium to come, will have a roof over their head? focused on perhaps the most pathet- If your census hasn't arrived already in the mail, it will Letters to the editor ic television jjpectucle since "Queen for Day" - - "Who Wants to Marry a soon. Take the time to fill it out. It may not be a legal 1 "obligation" to do HO, but it's certainly a moral obligation — Millionaire .'" I don't know which the future, as the advertisements tell us, depends on it. was worse —- the large amount of Tell gun lobby enough is enough {jeople who watched this vile degra- dation of women, or those who were To The Record-Press: math of the bloodshed at Columbine, and even shocked - shocked! — that every- In response to your article ("The 'L Files," after a group of Columbine students testified on tiling on the show was not what it March 3) concerning gun violence and children, 1 Capitol Hill and begged for our leaders to do seemed to be
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Hours: Wed. & Fri. 10:30 am - 5:00 pm 1018 Stuyvesant Avenue • Union Center s< Thursday 10:30 am • 7:00 pm ACCREDITED OHM LAB *v& American Gem Society Saturday 10:30 am • 5:00 pm Ellen R. Namer. Certified flemologitt Appraiser 908-810-6390 Closed Man 5 Tue 12 North Avenue WcsMtnwford, NJ 07016*90 8-276^718 NOW IN OUR S5th YEAR A-8 Record-Press March 10,2000 First Congregational PET OF THE WEEK Church celebrates 12-step programs WESTFIELD — The First mous fellowships will come from Congregational Church on Elmer Dr. Barbara Thomson, organist Street will hold a special worship and music director. These include service 10 a.m. Sunday celebrat- "Amazing Grace" and "Morning ing 12-step programs. Has Broken." In addition, the The public is welcome to a ser- Chancel Choir will sing the vice that will pay tribute to what Prayer of St. Francia. Dr. Christopher Atwood, senior In the tradition ofihe self-help minister, calls "God's gift of recov- groups based on the i2 steps, the ery." service will conclude with a "We need to acquaint people speaker who will share her "expe- with thf 12-step programs rience, strength and hope" with because these deeply spiritual the congregation. fellowships have helped so many "We view the programs as a achieve recovery from life-threat- gift from God, bringing serenity ening addictions on a 'one day at and providing a constructive a time' basis," said Rev. Pamela blueprint far living to their mem- (jilchrist, pastoral associate. bers," Gilchrist said. In leading the service A reception in Patton tiilchrist will include prayers Auditorium will follow the hour- commonly used by 12-step pro- long service. Child care is avail- grams, such as the "serenity able and Sunday school is held prayer." A litany will couple each during the service. of the 12 steps with a compatible For more information, call reference from the Bible. <90H> 233-2494. Music favored bv the anony-
Fanwood Arts Committee hosts special March 16 poetry reading FANWOOD — The bor-Council on the Arts, the ough Cultural Arts Geraldme R. Dodge Once and future princess Committee invites the public Foundation and the Poetry Meet Celine, who was once treated like a princess — until she was no longer a tiny kitten. That's when her previous owners decided they to attend a poetry reading H Society of America. didn't want her anymore, and tossed her out on the street to fend for herselfl Luckily, a kindly neighbor found Celine and brought her to p.m. March 16 at the Patricia Higginson is a poet, trans- Noah's Ark, the Clark-based, nonprofit humane rescue organization. Today, the 2-year-old — who loves to cuddle — is still there and waiting M. Ktiran Cultural Arts lator and critic, and is per- for a new home. She's been spayed, has had all her shots and has tested negative for FELV and FIV. To meet her or any of her furry friends, Center, located at 129 haps best known as the 'call Noah's Ark at (732) 815-1633, or visit their World Wide Web site at www.noahsark.petfinder.org Watson Koad. author of "The Haiku The latest program in the Handbook" and "Haiku Carriage House Poetry World." Rending Series will feature His other published works Westfield, Plainfield teens Penny Harter and her hus- include "Paterson Pieces," band, William Higginson, for- "Death Is and Approaches to Westfield library presents mer Union County residents the Edge" and "The Healing." team for 'Rainbow' program now living in Santa Fe, N.M. A visiting poet for the New 'Story of Books and Writing' Admission is free. .Jersey State Council on the WKSTFIEL1) — Teens from the Westfield church plus Harter has written 15 Arts and the Dodge . WESTKIKLl) A place la addition, ("raft will di.s- First Congregational Church March 2f> and 2(> at the hooks of poems, among them Foundation, Higginson has known for containing jjnud cuss collecting hooks and are part of "The Kainbow Plainfield church. "Shadow Play: Night Haiku," received an award from the Ktorii's is preparing (u pre- exactly what makes a book Experience" with teens from The curtain rises on each "Stages and Views," Haiku Society of America. sent r>-H(ir>8 for for the denomination, will speak at a related service 6 p.m. Music will Plninfield. be from William Mat news, the church's minister of music, and Julie Purnell. piano. Admission to the banquet is $9.50. 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PLAIN FIELD — The Union utionul ami open space butter project lo move forward more County Improvement Authority zones dicing the liree-n Brook; quickly ami at less expense, and the Plainfield City Council and provide now employment Cecmii said. The 1'CIA will have approved a redevelopment and shopping opportunities." remain the redevelopment project for rejuvenating down- The office building would be agency for the Maey's site. town Plainfield with $40 mil- the first taxable property on the The Improvement lion worth of new private site in more than ;U) years The Authority's role includes select- investments, new housing. Park-Madison site was a park- ing a qualified developer, pro- retail opportunities and office ing lot from the UHiOs through viding project financing and space. the 1990s, when it wan turned funds for property acquisition, Under the redevelopment into n temporary park. and supervising project devel- plan, the former Tapper's The Union County opment. The agency has trie department store would become Improvement Authority entered power to issue bonds for financ- apartments and retail outlets; a into an agreement with ing public projects. state and county office building Plainfield last April to art as AST Development Inc. will would be constructed on the the redevelopment agency for be the project developer, with long vacant Park-Miulison site this project. The plan originally an investment of $-10 million for on West Front Street; ground- called for the government office construction of a county/state level retail stores would spring building to be built on the for- building; a new strip of retrtil up; and a public walkway would mer Maey'.s hlock on Kast Front stores; two foursiory, 400-ciir be created along the Green Street. However, the revised parking ^ara^es; and a possible Brook. In related deals, 80 indi- plan approved by the City apartment or townhouse devel- vidual properties throughout Council this week will allow the opment . the city would be converted into housing and a developer would be brought in to build the city's Art Association tabs winners second supermarket in the Fourth Ward. 9 "Topper's was a centerpiece in annual members show of Plainfield's downtown before Performing "The Splendid Legacy" will be (front row, left to right) Carolie-Ann Mochernuk and Paul it closed in 1U72. With this SCOTCH PLAINS oud; Anne' , Kueter and (back row, left to right) Dominic Mantuano, Lynn Alexander, Florence Lazzeri and Rick Winners have been anuouiued "( i rand father's Home, Ireland," McElhinay. The concert, celebrating 100 years of memorable Broadway show tune9, is scheduled for redevelopment plan, the build- ing will be a focus of new life in tho annual members' show of Christina Scott, "(iarden Cititif," March 19 at the Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church in Plainfield. the Scotch Plains and Fanwood lietsy Huff, "Yo.semite," mid downtown," said Freeholder Arts Association. Vice Chairman Alexander Mary llnvniu'c, "Touch of The winners, selected Feb. HI Meanly." honorable mention, ', Mirabella, freeholder liaison to during a reception at the Scotch the UCIA. "The project builds Mixiul in rti t a Mnrjorle Plains Public Library: McConnell, "Design tor [n upon efforts by the Freeholder Quite a 'Legacy' Ht-st in Slum- Maria Window." first; Mary Claire Board to help our auinicipali- Halm. "The Jury Pool," wecon^; ties revitalize their down Fulconi, "Dreaming of the Miinii," Imlik .loan YVesternick, "Poitctv" Scotch Plains soprano, area musicians present memorable songs t owns." (hi un Town celebrates Youth Art Month The Great American 'Carrier WESTFIELD — Ever,' March, area residents and shoppers welcome Carrier Vi\ L VIAlt spring flowers and fashions in the downtown area — and also look for- Family Phpto Contest Dl.Al.I R ward to the town School District's annual Youth Art Month exhibits. CUSTOM MADE MDOOR WEATHER For the fifth consecutive year, the nationally proclaimed Youth Art Month is being celebrated by nearly 45 merchants, who are displaying CALL TODAY AND MENTION AD CODE J17 artwork produced by more than 270 students in the Westfield Public BLOOMFIELD KENILWORTH RANDOLPH Schools. TOWNSHIP Hundreds of student works of art are brightening store windows C A /ucrVtiellrj, Inr & 1" Place Winner 973-743-5602 rihof*. 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If the coun- allow another Democrat to take Democratic councilman in FANWOOD — The recycling Fanwood, and she sought to fol- cil as a whole does not approve a turn in the spotlight. He said low in his footsteps with an one of the three within the time Monday he will not look back at center on North Avenue accepts unsuccessful council bid in 1993, period, the Democratic hia time with anything but a old books as well as other recy- Committee will choose who will glad eye. clables. Democrats have not offered a serve as the next council mem- "It was all positive," he said, front-runner among the candi- ber. "It was just a great place for me The center is operated by the * dates, leaving it to Republicans Populus, who is currently to work and a good experience Fanwood-Scotch Plains Recycling to decide which of the three will serving his second two-year for me. I hope I brought some- Association. Boy Scouts, Girl '. be Helected as the next council elected term, was originally thing to the table that was good Scouts, college clubs, church member "The Democratic appointed to serve out the for the borough." groups and other community Committee and the club are very remaining time of a council Populus said his resignation organizations are among the happy with these individuals," member who resigned. He said will not spell the end of his said Tom Plante of the Fanwood his tenure on council will end the involvement with the borough. nearly 20 members of the , Democratic Club. "We'll have to Bttme way it started — with a He said he plans to remain Recycling Association. hold our breath and wait." resignation and appointment to active as a volunteer and will Soft-cover and hard-cover According to borough code, the fill a vacancy. "It's a cyclical continue in his post on the books will be accepted during Democrats had 15 days from the thing," he said. Plainfield-area Sewer center hours, 9 a.m.-l p.m. date of Populus* resignation to At a Democratic election- Commission. Wednesdays and Saturdays. The Wednesday hours are "do it your- self," with limited assistance. For more information, call Bob PTA's drug-use prevention efforts Sommerich at <908> 889-8991 or Alan Ebersole at (908) 889-8347. have SP-F students seeing purple Scotch Plains sets SCOTCH PLAINS — This displayed throughout Scotch the entire community will be Reading bus trip week has been declared Piains-Fanwood High School. part of Think Purple Week. SCOTCH PLAINS — The "Think Purple Week" by the Middle school students The Chemical Dependency Scotch Plains-Funwood write the same type of mes- Committee will also present Recreation Department is spon- Parent-Teacher Association sage on postcards and send programs at every educational soring a bus trip April 10 to the , Council. them to the graduating class. level, which will serve to Vanity Fair outlets in Reading, Through a variety of activi- For both programs, the PTA underscore the importance of Pa. ties planned for the week, stu- provides supplies and the fac- staying safe and drug free. The bus will leave 8:30 a.m. dents are reminded of those ulty helps the students com- At SP-FHS the Saltworks from Green Forest Park. plete the projects while teach- Theater Group will present "1 • * NICOLE DIMELLA/RECORD-PRESS who have died or whose lives Cost of $7 for residents and $8 Another common blight at the Westfield Municipal Building Is peel- have been damaged by drug ing them healthful attitudes Am the Brother of the and alcohol abuse. toward themselves. Dragon," depicting the tragedy for non-residents includes a ing or cracked paint, which can be found In sever. HIS! 7U»1«I|ll1 *£ 1.75LCHOWN •*" 1EII9 C HIV AS SAVING ly history of heart disease or dia- ROVAL O3 HI 11*1 ^TSl. TANOUCRAV 760 CROWN •] |E00 JbO ULtMFlDaCH betes who have not have had ROYAL • 9 S »M JAMESON •] 4£M u Of WARS NEVER their blood pressure checked are lilaii Whlakay I O WHITE LAUH 1 W. BUSHMILLS O7TO tL ULH>a invited. TWMakay <•£ • VodluitO- ... FELT SO COOL. Holy Spirit plans RED 000 30-PtCk Imagine New Central Air Mexico City tour BUSCHR^ -Ujhl S 30-Pack For As Little At 39 Per Mo. SCOTCH PLAINS — The HOLLIMQ ROCK O'DOUL'f —it"" • NO PAYMENTS OR Congregation of the Holy Spirit is Alcohol PrM INTEREST FOR 12MOS. sponsoring a tour of Mexico City /liiLWAUKEES BEST • REDUCE ELECTRIC BILLS BY V. 30-PMk from Dec. 8 to Dec. 14, including 50% OVER A 15-20 YEAR OLD UNIT a pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our • UP TO '550 IN UTILITY REBATES 750 AWME D*y • Prti < 750 CAHOLANS 750 ARBOR HIST Zlnlandal Lady of Guadalupe. Cokl l)uc* • Biui • Spumaiiio IIUKHCIIEAM Ctiurrjonray 760 MARQUES DE RISCAL 750 TAYLOfl ILSCX/1HERN While 750 OLEN ELLEN CHEHHY •JYORK The tour is timed to coincide B(Ut 'Ory C0WFOHT Blanc • wnn» Z f 750 FUflXtNET _ /50REMYHEU MJAfA . 750HERINGEH 750 CAVtT Heating and Air Conditioning with the feast of Our Lady of CimOun Negro EVui Uqoour Whrlo 2mhindel Pftt-MMON TUNtW SKOAL 7W)STOCK PirtuCGnmo 7SC RUMPLE MINZE 760 TALUS 1SLCITRA Montmuteunc • Guadalupe on Dec. 12. Visits to Hod inlander i lotnano • CtianKKVWy • Mark* S«r» "*Jft*T LTH Exercise is excellent, even if you don't lose weight nr AUSON ASHTON ticipants included men and women pensate by eating more at their basketball or jump rope - three University of Warwick in Britain owner. OPLEY NEWS SERVICE 18 and older who worked out two to next meal. The less often you eat, more hours a year. finds that pooches are four-legged 'This may help us understand five times a week for 20 to 60 min- the fewer calories you gobble, he Levitsky's advice to maintain social catalysts that make it rasior why iH>t owners are frequently People who take up exercise to utes per session. says. your weight: "Move your body for people to initiate social contact reported to [H- healthier than non- hed excess pounds often quit when Current American Heart He notes that Americans are whenever possible while mludng with each other. Dogs provide a safe owners," says researcher Dr. JUIVEV heir efforts fail to nudge the num- Association guidelines recommend consuming up to 1,000 calories calories from fat. Eat only when topic to strike up a conversation. Nieholns. "It may IK1 that increased; er on the scale. A preliminary a single set of eight to 15 repeti- more each year than the previous you have to, wliich means at meals, Researchers found that being casual social contact can increase- tudy from Duke University tions, using eight to 10 exercises, year. That's less than 10 calorics a mid finally, accept your \HM\X size. accompanied by a dog increastni alt feelings of well-being, provide com- Medical Center offers new motiva- two to three times a week. People day, but people aren't moving about Be happy even if you think you're social interactions, regardless of panionship and a sense of social ion to stick with an exercise regi- with heart disease should check more to burn off the excess energy. not thin. The major problem with the appearance of the pup or the integration." len. Researchers found that mod- with their doctors before starting a To expend those extra calories, all body size is on the outside - from rate exercise can improve choles- weight-training program, since you have to do is walk or clean society and the media - not within erol levels and reduce Ixxly fat in some types of traditional resistance house about 17 more hours per you. Take back the control about noderately obese people, even if training may be risky, year. Or you am power walk, cycle fixxl and body size." Tiffany Natural Pharmacy hey don't lose weight. or dance about eight extra hours a WHY WE'RE PUDGY 1 DOG PEOPLE 111S South Avenue "This pilot study was a first Everyone knows Americans are year. Pressed for time? Eugngt in Want to make mniv friends? Wctttlield, NJ 07090 ttempt to isolate the effects of getting fatter, and one obesity vigorous exercise - walk uphill, play Adopt ii dog. A study from the xercise from weight loss in a con- expert says the reason is wry sim- phone: (908) 2!.1-2200 rolled fashion," says cardiologist ple: Compared to thinner people, Fax: (908) 2JJ-3975 )r. William Kraus. "We designed fat people snack more often and he trial such that we can attribute move less. ANDREW J. ANISKO, M.D. Mon. - Fri. 8:k\im - 10:00pm ill the beneficial effects to exercise BOARD CERTIFIED IN INTERNAL MEDICINE Sat. tJiOOitm - (»:00pm The best way for society to fight Sun. 4:00ani - 4:00pm ilone. the battle of the bulge is not to pro- "We now have the data for mote diets, but to persuade people ANNOUNCES Colonial Natural Pharmacy ihysicians who can tell their to exercise more, says David THE OPENING OF HIS NEW latients that they shouldn't focus Levitsky, professor of nutritional 1 5 I Innmn Avenue o much on the scale. These sciences at Cornell University. He MEDICAL OFFICE Colonia, NJ latients should not become dis- says employers should give work- phone: (732) 381-3400 ouraged and give up exercising ers more time to exercise, schools QEEEBlNJI^ERVLCfiSJN? Fax: (7 32) 381-3464 lecause our study shows that these should spotlight noncompetitive COMPREHENSIVE ADULT l tetients are getting healthier even sports, and communities should Mon. - Fri. >:00am - 9:00pm f they don't lose any weight" organize active after-school pro- HEALTHCARE. SAME DAY Sat. 'hOOani - 7:00pm The study focused on seven grams for inner-city children. APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Sun. <):00am - 5:00pm ftikily obese men and women. On "And forget dieting; it just does- jjyerage, their so-called "bad" LDL n't work," he adds. Lovitsky's CALL: (908) 653-9449 "Your Prescription to Better Health" jxolesterol dropped from 122 to 104 research reveals that when people Delivery Service Chile their "good" HDL, cholesterol aren't allowed snacks, they oat Ose from 32 to 37. Patients also about as much at meals us when 198 NORTH AVENUE, EAST Nutritionally, Trained ^hornuwists Vumding Iftd an average decrease on Ixxiy they do snack. And those who skip Full Line of Vitamins, Ilcrb.v and Sujjfilt'mcnt.s lit of 4.3 percent. Armed with these a meal or don't snack do not com- CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 Qcuuragiiig results, researchers #1! embark on a larger trial. PUMP YOUR HEART Weight training has long been OUted to build strong bones and BUscles. New evidence, published (I the journal Circulation, shows pit pumping iron also is good for |feother muscle: your heart. ; "We now have increjwing evi- |§nce that weight training can itVorably modify several risk fac- Ors for heart disease, including ipids and cholesterol levels, blood Measure, body fat levels and glu- «tee metabolism," says Burry franklin, Ph.D., director of the car- Kac rehabilitation program at William Beaumont Hospital in loyal Oak, Mich. Participants in the study luced their resting systolic blood essure by an average of 2 percent nd their resting diaatolic blood essure by 4 percent Study par- "here are tew wrinkles \n how to ook young lARA) - Mirror, mirror on the POW 'all, who"s the fairest one of all? LTH iccording to most 30 to 50-year- Ids, the answer is "me." Nearly seven in ten 30 to 50- ear-olds think they look younger TAE KWON DO. lan their actual age and about wo-thirds say they have fewer igns of facial aging than other peo- For Men, Women, Teens and Children le their age, according to the fourth nnual Wrinkle Report survey from lenova (tretinoin emollient cream, lore than 1,400 men and women articipated in the annual national urvey which, for the first time in CARDIO KICKBOXING Is history, was conducted on the nternet. Their 'aging1 clock is ticking, but the minds of most 30 to 50-year- ldfl, the second-hand has either topped or is moving very slowly," ays Robert Leitman, President and 'EO, Harris Interactive, Inc., the (Similar to TAE BO) oiling firm that conducts the annu- survey for Renova. "This age fcroup is clearly in denial about For Teens & Adults Bieir aging physical appearance. It m statistically impossible for two in three people to look younger than •heir actual age to others." I For most of their patients inter- sted in treating wrinkles, nearly hree in five (58 percent* dermatol- gi3ts said they recommend a pre- cription wrinkle cream, such as MASTER JEFF DUNN tenova, according to last year's Vrinkle Report survey of 201 der- Chief Instructor latologists. Over-the-counter wrin- ie creams, including alpha ydroxy acids (22 percent* and etinol (19 percent! were the next lost widely recommended treat- ROXANNE DUNN lents, followed by chemical peels WHY PUT IT OFF? 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YEAR IN BUSINESS Do The Work .u XHS, I:\I\ • n i.m\sn *»^J08-241-3972 201-964-1001 908-665-1445 fiSL. 732-96B-OBB2 March 10, 2000 Record-Press B-1 Community Life This week Miller-Cory sets discussion on Colonial Jews FRIDAY THURSDAY WESTFIELD - The Miller- Cory House Museum, located at MARCH 10 MARCH 16 U14 Mountain Ave., will feature THEATER TRIP — to CANDIDATES NIGHT — the "Jewish Community in the Broadway musical version of with candidates for 7th Colonies" 2 p.m.-f> p.m. Sunday. "Aida." Bus leaves Municipal Congressional District election. Barbara Flexner will speak Building, 425 E. Broad St., Municipal Building, 8 about where the Jewish people came from, what their lives Westfield, 6 p.m. Cost $95. Springfield Ave., Cranford, 8 1 Reservations: Call <908> 789- p.m. Call (908) 272-5098. won. like in colonial America and when1 they settled. 4085. SPOKEN WORD — with 1 PR BENEFIT — publicity Penny Harter and William Tours of tin 18th century and public relations workshop. Higginson, former area resi- farmhouse by costumed docents Antique Castle, 900 Park Ave., dents. Patricia M. Kuran will bo conducted as per cus- Cultural Arts Center, 129 tom; the last tour begins 4 p.m. Plainfield, 7-10 p.m. Cost Watson Road, Fanwood, 8 p.m. Diane King and Jean Peters $149.99; advance purchase Free admission. Call (908) 889- will cook food over the open required. Call (908) 791-9700. 7223. hearth using recpes and meth- FRIDAY NIGHT FLICK — ods from colonial times. "The Thirteenth Floor," sci-fi In addition, tin* gift shop will movie from last summer. have cookbooks, tinware, colo- Fanwood Memorial Library, FRIDAY nial reproductions and educa- North Avenue, Fanwood, 7:30 tional material available. p.m. Free admission. Call (908) MARCH 17 Admission is $2 for adults, 50 322-6400. THEATER TRIP — spon- cents for students and free for 'BIG* — spring musical of sored by Westfield Area League children under u\ Westfield High School, Dorian of Women Voters for "The Price" A demonstration of colonial Road, Westfield, 8 p.m. March at Westfield Community woodworking is planned for 10, 11. Admission $8. Tickets: Players, 1000 North Ave. West, March 19. Call (908) 789-4549, Ext. 4. Westfield, 7:15 p.m. Cost $15. For more information, call Tickets: Call (908) 654-6252. (908) 232-1776 between 9 a.m.- FRIDAY NIGHT FLICK — noon Monday through Friday. "Shakespeare in Love," 1998 SATURDAY Academy Award film. Fanwood Memorial Library, North MARCH 11 Avenue, Fanwood, 7:30 p.m. | Campus notes HEALTH DAY — blood tests Free admission. Call (908) 322- and blood pressure screening 6400. for Westfield and Fanwood resi- Barbara Loo Marcketta dents. Borough Hall, 403 South of 14 Michael Lane, Scotch Ave., Garwood, 9-11 a.m. Plains, has completed require- Registration required; call COMING UP ments for a bachelor's degree (908) 789-4070. CHURCH PLAY — "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor from the University of Illinois •THE PRICE' — drama by at Urbnna-Ohampaign. Arthur Miller. Westfield Dreamcoat." First * * + Congregational Church, 125 Community Players, 1000 Elizabeth G. Baker of North Ave' West, Westfield, 8 Elmer St., Westfield, 7:30 p.m. March 18, 19. Adults $10; chil- Scotch Plains earned the p.m. March 11, 17, 18, 24, 25. dren under 5 $5. Call (908) 233- Dean's Award for the fall 1999 Admission $12. Tickets: Call 2494. semester at Colgate (908)232-1221. PURIM CARNIVAL — University in Hamilton, N.Y. games, prizes and more for Shu IH a sophomore majoring Jewish holiday. Jewish in international relations and SUNDAY Community Center of Central hud a grade point average of New Jersey, 1391 Martine Ave., 3.30 or higher during the MARCH 12 Scotch Plains, noon-4 p.m. March 19. Free admiasion; term. MORE THAN A LION'S — game tickets extra. Call (908) Baker recently was elected pancake breakfast of Scotch 889-8800, Ext. 218. president of the International Plains Lions Club. Scotch Hills AWARD WINNERS — pre- KcJ.'il ion?- Council ;<(, Colgate Country Club, Jerusalem Road, sentation of Kenneth S. Gaston and plays on I lit' women's Scotch Plains, 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Award to Dewey and Nancy .squash team. The daughter of Adults $5; children under 6 Rainville. Westfield Memorial Dr. Stephen K. Baker and free. Call (908) 753-8218. Library, 550 E. Broad St., Marjorie (iilman Baker grad- IN OLDEN TIMES — Westfield, 2 p.m. March 19. uated from .Scotch Plains- Barbara Flexner on the "Jewish Tickets required; call (908) 789- Fanwood High School in 1998. Community in the Colonies." 4090. Miller-Cory House Museum, WOODWORKING — as it 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield, Jonah Snub Eidus of was done in coloninl days. Westfield was named to the 2-5 p.m. Adults $2; students 50 Miller-Cory House Museum, 100 (and counting) cents; children under 6 free. 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield, deans list for the fall 1999 Call (908)232-1776. 2-5 p.m. March 19. Adults $2; With spring In the air, some students —and teachers, for that matter — may already be looking forward semester at Brandeis GREEN DANCE — fourth students 50 cents; children to June and summer vacation. But In Westfield 9 Washington School, students — Including first-grader University in Waltham, Mass. annual event for people with under 6 free. Call (908) 232- Meike Dilger — recently celebrated the 100th day of school by writing poems, playing games, drawing He is the son of Dr, Robert disabilities. Municipal 1776. pictures and conducting measuring experiments, all geared to teach the concept of "100." Even those Eidus and Lauren Shub. Building, 425 E. Broad St., who didn't feel like celebrating could take heart; with 100 of 180 state-mandated school days In the A * * CLARINET CONCERT — books, teachers and students are "over the hump" of the 1999-2000 school year. Westfield, 3-5 p.m. Cost $5. with Richard Stoltzman. St. Seven area students Reservations required; call Paul's Episcopal Church, 414 E. achieved academic honors at (908) 527-4096. Broad St., Westfield, 4 p.m. the Madison campus of MISSION BANQUET — of March 19. Adults $15; seniors Fairleigh Dickinson First Baptist Church, 170 Elm $12; students $5, Call (908) University during the fall St., Westfield, 5 p.m. Cost Freeholders set Forestry Conference 232-1116 or (908) 232-2752. on the global atmosphere. 1999 semester. $9.50. Reservations: Call (908) PURIM CELEBRATION — ELIZABETH — The Union ing trees healthy," .said County Board of Chosen Freeholder Linda Slender, liai- • Fuye H. Hurwull, Virginia- Named to the honors list 233-2278. sponsored by Union County based landscape architect und were. Whitney Berkebile of Torah Center (Westfield). Freeholders will sponsor the son to the county Shade True second annual Urban Forestry Advisory Board. "We are. deter- historian, on the influence of Scotch Plains, Michael Community Room, Municipal Frederick Lnw Olrnsted, Bertha of Fanwood, and Building, 425 E. Broad St., Conference 8:30 a.m.-noon mined to continue these March 21. replanting efforts as we work to • Holly Hoffman, a botanist Matthew Hanns and Vrinda MONDAY Weetfield, 6-8 p.m. March 20. and director of the county-run Call (908) 789-5252. The conference will focus on improve our existing parks and Rao of Westfield. Honors list the county's shade tree inven- look for ways to acquire more Trailside Nature and Science students had u grade point MARCH 13 HAVE KIDS? — workshop space. ('enter in Mountainside, on the SPRING WARM-UP — sale on "Ten Things to Expect from tory as well as efforts to average of 3.5 or better during acquire open apace and plant "It's important to recognize flora of the Watchung the term. of warmup suits to benefit Your Child Care Provider," Reservation. trees throughout the county. the impact of trees on the glob- Named to the dean's list Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA, Scotch Plains Public Library, al environment," Stender • Richard Nigro, chief, Union 1340 Martine Ave., Scotch 1927 Bartle Ave., Scotch Plains, Mayors, municipal officials were Meghan Custmano and and Shade Tree Commission added, "but closer to home Wf; County Shade Tree and Plains, 7 a.m.-7 p.m. March 13, 8 p.m. March 23. Free admis- will addrenn the problems that Conservation Bureau, on the Catherine Niemiera, both of sion. Call (908) 561-1751. representatives from all 21 West field, and Xiao-Xia Liao 14. Call (908) 889-8880. municipalities in Union County (affect) our state's forested county's program to plant hun- BLOOD PRESSURE — ART/CRAFT MARKET — areas, especially those that dreds of trees along county of Scotch Plains. are invited to attend the con- * * + screening at Scotch Plains spring edition of crafts show. ference, which will be at the threaten the health of trees in roadways. Public Library, 1927 Bartle National Guard armory, 500 County Administration (the) Watchung Reservation." • James T. Lynch, nutural Two Went field High School Ave., Scotch Plains, 10 a.m.- Rahway Ave., Westfield, 5-9 Among those invited to resources manager in Rnhway, alumnae were named to the noon. Free admission. Call p.m. March 24, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Building in Elizabeth. "Last year's shade tree con- speak: on the organizational realities dean's list for the fall 1999 (908) 322-6700. March 25, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. March of a municipal tree-planting semester at Ithaca College in 26. Adults $6; children under ference helped coordinate local • Michael Oppenheimer, a HAPPY 105th — anniver- and countywide efforts to senior scientist with the orga- program. Ithaca, N.Y. They are Abigail sary program for Woman's Club 10 free (no strollers). Call (800) A question-and-unswer peri- 834-9437. increase the number of trees in nization Environmental O'Neill of Scotch Plains of Westfield with Bonnie Ayres, the county and keep our exist- Defense, on the effect of trees od will follow, Avenue, Westfitild, a sopho- soprano. First Congregational FRIDAY NIGHT FLICK — more majoring in television- Church, 125 Elmer St., "Elizabeth," 1998 Academy radio, and Lacey Shulman of Westfield, 1:30 p.m. Call (9081 Award hopeful. Fanwood Irving Avenue, We.stfield, a 654-3946. Memorial Library, North County seeks assistance in fight against mosquitoes Avenue, Fanwood, 7:30 p.m. sophomore majoring in occu- BLOOD DRIVE — at • Clean clogged gutters (on the businesses in Union County to do pational science and therapy. Muhlenberg Regional Medical March 24. Free admission. Call Spring is the beginning of the mosquito breeding season in New roof of a house) every year. their part in reducing mosquito + + t Center, Park Avenue, (908) 322-6400. populations this year," said A MOVABLE FEAST — Jersey and Union County resi- • Turn over plastic wading Plainfield, 4-8 p.m. Donor dents can help reduce the number pools when they are not in use. Daniel P. Sullivan, chairman of Four area students were requirements: Call (800) benefit for New Jersey the county Board of Chosen named to th<: dean's list for Workshop for the Arts of mosquitoes by eliminating the • Turn over wheelbarrows. BLOOD NJ. locations where mosquitoes " Change the water in a bird- Freeholders. the fall 1999 semester at (Westfield). Grand Summit The. Burenu of Mosquito Tufts University in Medford, Hotel, 570 Springfield Ave., breed. bath every three days. The Union County Bureau of • Clean and chlorinate swim- Control removes standing water Mass. They are Jeffrey E. Summit, 4-9 p.m. March 26. throughout thf> county and sets Diamond, Shannon E. Tickets: Call (908) 789-9696. Mosquito Control ia asking coun- ming pools. Remove water that ty residents and businesses to collects on pool covers. traps from which species can be Dodge and Christopher M. HOME-BASED BUSINESS • Use landscaping that elimi- identified and mosquito popula- — Parenting Pathways work- take precautions to reduce mos- PanagoH, all of VW.Hlfteld, and MARCH 15 quitoes: nates standing water. Mosquitoes tions monitored. The bureau Sheri D. Weinberg of Scotch FAMILY TO FAMILY — shop. Scotch Plains Public can breed in puddles that last works under the county Library, 1927 Bartle Ave., • Dispose of tin cans, plastic Plains. anti-drug seminar with Union containers, empty flowerpots and just four days. Department of Operational County Prosecutor Thomas Scotch Plains, 7:30 p.m. March Services. + + * any other containers that hold New Jersey is host to more Keith Shaffer of Crescent Manahan. Westfield High 29. Free admission. Call (908) than 63 species of mosquitoes and The bureau also inspects areas 889-2165. water. These are places mosqui- Parkway, Wostfield, was School, Dorian Road, Westfield, toes can use to breed. about 20 species call Union where mosquitoes seem to be 7:30 p.m. Call (908) 789-4518 or FRIDAY NIGHT FLICK — County home. Since mosquitoes breeding and areas with stagnant named to the dean's list for "12 Monkeys," sci-fi movie from • Remove discarded tires, a the fnll 1999 semester at i908i 527-4505. favorite breeding place for mos- breed in standing water, the key water. To report any concerns, call CHINESE BRUSH — late '95-early '96. Fanwood to reducing the number of mos- (908) 654-9834. The staff con Syracuse University in Memorial Library, North quitoes. painting with Betty Wai-Sum • Drill holes in the bottom of quitoes is eliminating stagnant inspect a location within 24 Syracuse, N.Y. He is a fresh- Fung. Railroad station, North Avenue, Fanwood, 7:30 p.m. water. hours. All mosquito control ser- man majoring in engineering March 31. Free admission. Call trash cans or recycling bins so the Avenue, Fanwood, 8 p.m. Call containers do not hold water. "We're asking all residents and viceB are performed free. and computer science. (908) 322-5438. (908) 322-6400. B-2 Record-Press Marcn 10, 2000 Busy week set at Methodist church WESTFIELD — The First United Methodist Church will be "Making Tracks" as the theme of the sermon by Rev. David F. Harwood, senior pastor, during Lunch & Learn services this weekend. The Westfield Y, 220 Clark St., will sponsor a -Lunch & The church's schedule this Learn" for the "60 & Better Set" 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, week: March 15. Wes Philo, a master gardener with Rutgers Sunday — Seekers service Cooperative Extension of Union County, will tell every- fchild care available), 9 a.m. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. thing you always wanted to know about house plants. Fellowship, 10:30 a.m. Worship Admission is free; bring a bag lunch and a dessert to (child care available), 11 a.m. share. Beverages will be provided. For reservations, call Lunch in the social hall, noon. (908) 233-2700. Youth Fellowship and music, 5:30 p.m. Old Guard of Westfield Monday — Boy Scouts, 7 p in The Old Guard is open to retired and semi-retired men. Oratorio Singers, 7:30 p.m. Meetings are 10 a.m. Thursday at the Westfield Y on Spanish lesson, 7:30 p.m. Clark Street. Stephen Ministry, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday — Bible study, 9:30 Regular group activities include golf, bowling, bridge, a.m. Children's music and fellow- day trips, luncheons, women's events and shuffleboard. In ship, 3:30-5 p.m. Fife and Drum addition, the Merrymen chorus performs regularly for Corps, 6:30 p.m. Divorce charity functions, public gatherings and formal concerts. Recovery, 7 p.m. Property man- For more information, call Broadwell at (908) 232-5150. agement, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday — Chapel service, JCC Senior Adults 6:30 a.m. Spanish lesson, 9:30 a.m. Evensong with Holy Seniors 60 and older are welcome to take advantage of Communion, 7:30 p.m. programs run by the Senior Adult Department of the Thursday — Sanctuary Choir, Jewish Community Center of Central New .Jersey. 7:30 p.m. Classes, trips and special events are available with Friday, March 17 — many of them at the JCC building at 1391 Martine Ave., Noontimers, noon. Scotch Plains. A kosher lunch is provided three days a Saturday, March 18 — week. Transportation is available for those who do not Oratorio workshop, 10 a.m. drive. (tenor, bass) and 11 a.m. (sopra- In addition, a new program for newly retired seniors no, alto). begins in the spring. The church is located at 1 E. Broad St., where Broad meets For more information, call Nan Station at (908) 889- North Avenue. 8800, Ext. 207. For more information, tall (908)233-4211. Over 55' Travel Club Adults are invited on these trips for the "Over 55" Travel Club from the Senior Citizens Council of Union County Torah sets County: Friday, March 17 — St. Patrick's Day show (Irish food Purim celebration and entertainment) at Pocmount. Cost is $54. April 20-May 1 — QE2 to Miami. Barbados, Dominica WESTKIELD — The Union and St. Thomas. Cost begins at $1,500. Space is limited. County Torah Center will pre- April 28 — "Millennium Showstoppers" Broadway sent a Purim celebration March revue at Lily Langtry's Dinner Theater. Cost is $57. 20 in the Community Room at the Municipal Building, located May 2 — The Gaylords at Pocmount. Cost is $54. nt 425 E Broad St. May 6-12 — Charleston, S.C.; Savannah, Gu.; and Children are invited to a Myrtle Beach. S.C. Cost is $595 per person, double occu- masquerade contest 6 p.m. All pancy. children dressed in costume May 17 — Polkafest at Mount Haven. Cost is $50. will rereive a prize; a grand May 23-2-i — Longwood Gardens. American Music prize will be awarded for the Theatre and tour of Amish area. Cost is $160 per person, best costume. double occupancy. A multimedia Megillah read- June 11-15 — Italian Fiesta at Tamarack. Cost is $130 ing will follow fi;4f) p.m. A light iiieiil with live music and daiu- per person, double occupancy. ing is ill the close of the June 23-26 — Finger Lakes region (New York) and A night at the opera Megilluh reading. Children will Scotts Lake House. Cost is $385 per person, double occu- ulso enjoy a Purim magic show. pancy. Nancy Halnville, chairperson of the Friends of the Wsstfietd Memorial Library's Opera Committee, and Jtilv Hi "The King and I" at Three Little Bakers. Cost husband Dewey wait in front of the library for one of their many trips to the opera in New York City. For Suggested donation is $10 14 years, Mrs. Ralnville has organized yearly opera trips for the community, allowing hundreds of opera for adults and $5 for children. is $«(). lovers who would otherwise not have such a chance to attend their favorite operas at the Metropolitan Reservations are recommended All trips leave from the Boys and Girls Club in Union. Opera House in New York. Mrs. Rafnville, who over the last couple of years has received some organi- hut not required. The Purim Groups are especially welcome; special pickups can be zational assistance from her husband, said the work haa been "satisfying," and the Friends of the celebration is open to the pub- arranged. Payment in full is required for one-day trips. Westfleld Memorial Library have decided to recognize the Ralnvllles for their efforts. The couple will lic. For more information or a brochure, call Richard Stone receive the 22nd Kenneth S. Gaston Award In a special ceremony at the library, slated to kick off 2 p.m. For more information or a at (908) 964-7555 day or (908) 6K7-1559 night. March 19.The public is Invited to attend the event. free Purim guide, call the West field-baaed Tomb. Center at(908)789-5252. Edmund E Tietz | Obituaries Estelle Newman WESTKIELD Edmund V. Accepted Masons, in West field. SCOTCH PLAINS Estelle daughter, Evelyn Binder, are Tietz, 7(i, died Kei.. 28 at his Surviving art' daughter Savitt Newman, 101, died March deceased, us are brothers Ben homo. Eileen Van Zetlen; stepsons 4 at the Ashbrook Nursing and Savitt. Mar Savitt, Jack Savitt A native of Kiel, (ii-minny, •lohu Hlanvell and Henry Rehabilitation Center. and Leo Snvitt and sisters Anna 1 Grace Fecosky Jacob lit lived in New York City Blauvelt; stepdaughter Lynn She was born Dec. 4, 18{1H in Bergman and Min Brause. before moving to West field in Clark: nine grandchildren; .mil FANWOOl) Grace Fecosky Church in Crnnford, Russia and lived in Newark, Surviving are her son, Martin, his fiancee. Lillian Bkiuvelt. Jacob, H2, died March 1 nt Surviving nre daughters Kenrny, Irvington and Metuihen four grandchildren and eight \mm. Overlook Hospital in Summit. Kuthleen C5. Young and Barbara before moving many years ago to great-grandchildren. Services were held Match 2 Hi- retired in 199ft after 12 She was born in Newark and 1*.; son Richard; sisters Ciloria Scotch Plains Graveside services were held at the Urny Funeral Home. years us an electrical mainte- lived in Kt'iiriiy and Fanwood (iillenpie, Eleanor Sobolewaki She retired in I960 as a sales- Monday nt King Solomon nance worker with tin- New Memorial donation.* may be lu'fore moving to Mountainside and Harriet Curtis; four grand- woman nt the former Cemetery in Clifton. Ytirk City Transit Authority. st'iit to Center for Hope, I7(i 1 mere than W years am>. children, two great -grandchil- Baniberger's department store in Arrangements were by the lit wan a jia.sl master of a HiiNsaSt.. Linden. N.I 070:W, or She hud been a receptionist dren and a nephew. Newark. Menorah Chapels at Millburn, in Masonic lod^e in Brooklyn, to the Bmtherhoud Fund of and clerk-typist fur 18 years with Her husband, George, died in Her husband, Aaron, and a Union. N.Y., niul a past patron of an New Jersey, r/o Atlas Hutgers Cooperative Extension 19H5. Another son, George Pete" Order of tin* Eastern Star chap- Pythagoras Lodge 10, 1011 of Union County, located in Jr.. died in 1991. A brother. John ter in that borough, lie also Central Ave., West field, N.I West field. Kecosky, also is deceased. was :i member »f Atlas 07090. A street in Scutch Plains, off A memorial Mass wilt be cele- Pythagoras Lodge 10, Free & Lamberts Mill Road, has been brated 10;;Kl a.m. Saturday, Rose C. Rosania named .Jacobs I.MIIO in honor of March 18 at St. Michael's CRANFORD — Rose Caruso Hospital in Newark. Mrs. Jacob. Church, 40 Alden St., Cranford. Rosania, 95, died March 1 at She was a member of the She was a parishioner of St. Arrangements are by the Rossi Trinitas Hospital in Elizabeth. Scotch Plains Meridians. Michael's Roman Catholic Funeral Home in Scotch Plains. A native of Orange, she lived Predeceased by her hus- ( in Westfield and Scotch Plains band, Joseph, and by brother before moving to Crnnford in Anthony Caruso, she is sur- 1985. vived by son Joseph A.; daugh- How to submit obituary information She had been an assembler ters Carrie Squires and with the Prince Mntchabelli Dolores V. Buerkle; brother Perfume Co. of Bloomfield Joseph Caruso; nine grandchil- c to the Record-Press prior to her retirement. dren and 13 great-grandchil- Tin1 Rrrorii-Prt'ss prints obituaries and memorial service notices She also was a cafeteria aide dren. KENILWORTH Terr ill Road free of charge, at Bloomfield High School, n Services were held Saturday Baptist Church The deadline for submission of obituaries is noon Tuesday. seamstress with Woletz at the Rossi Funeral Home in GOSPEL CHAPEL Cleaners in Bloomfield and a Scotch Plains. Burial was in Now.nK Ave & 23id S!., Kemhvoith 1 \ lit H-rnll Kil Vokh I'l.iins Obituaries received afler this time will be published the following week. Please ask funeral directors to forward the information to us nurse's aide at Columbus Fairview Cemetery, Westfield. 908-272-6131 322 7151 via fax ut (9081 ii75-6683 or e-mail at njnnewsC«\ompubell.com. Sunday Services: Rev Micluvl Si-jnun, I'.istor For more information, call Editor Gregory Zeller nt (908) 575- I Inni-Fnmlty Diblp Hour nnd Wi 6 00 pin-Evening Services SUNDAY Mpndny MX) pm-Boys Brigade *» W .im Smnl.iv Vhoni Ruth Bell Damon Wednesday 7:30 pm-Prnyci niirt Bible Study lit n .mi Mortimj; Win sinp CRANFORD — Ruth Bell Margaret Green Association, at (i till [im lAi-mni* \\^lr^ln|l Frldny, 7 CO pm-Youth Meeting Damon. 91, died March 2 nt the the First Presbyterian Church; Friday Nlghi Children s Club WEDNESDAY Cranford Nursing nnd Extended the Crnnford Dramatic Club; T-i 30 pm {Grade School Age) "1H1 pm I'IMM r Milling Care Center. the Echo Lake Country Club, in ... . Cull lot Mori Information AiirMTV C;iri' I'nivMnl t'/t She was born in Cranford Westfield; the Overlook Twigs, and lived in the township before at Overlook Hospital in Holy Cross Church i under state taws ensuring safety, permanence moving to Westfield in 1962. Summit; and the Junior League and the careful guarding of owner's rights. She graduated from Crnnford of Elizabeth-Plainfield. JDHS Auditorium, 10 om Sunday Hillside Cemetery, located on Woodland Avenue in High School in 1926 and the Predeceased in 1995 by her 10! Mt. Ave. Springfield Scotch Plains, is a non-profit organization. Montclctir Normal School (now husband of 62 years, Everett Tt> Advertise Montclair State University' in Armstrong Damon, she is sur- i 973-379-4525 For further information, telephone (908) 756-1729 1926. vived by daughters Nancy Van Your Business | www.Holvcrossnj.ora ! She was a third-grade Why and Martha Damon On liils Page teacher at the former Roosevelt Finnen, both of Cranford; four Call Chris To Advertise School for 13 years prior to her grandchildren and six great- retirement. grandchildren. 1-800-981-5640 Your Business She was a Republican Party Private arrangements were On This Page coramitteewoman in Cranford by the Gray Memorial Funeral Call Chris and one of the oldest members Home. of the First Presbyterian Memorial donations may be 1-800-981-5640 Church. sent to the Cranford First Aid mm w w w. h i II sideeo mctcrv.com She also was a member of the Squad. March 10, 2000 Record Press B-3 in flic family Shakespeare Festival announces schedule It's 'Family Week at the Theatre' MADISON — The New Jersey at Union County Arts Center Shakespeare Festival has announced its 38th season of pro- KAHWAY In celebration of Union County Arts Center is a AT&T Family Week at the member. ductions as the state's only the- Theatre, the Union County Arts In keeping with tlie theme of ater devoted to the Bard and simi- Center will present ".lack and the affordable programming, a free lar drama: Fire Dragon and Other Stories" 1 ticket for students 12 and under p.m. Saturday. will be available for every ticket The Forest" by Alexander The trip starts in Alaska with purchased at the full adult price- Ostrovsky, June 13-July 2. the Tlingit Tribe tale "Ladders to of $i>. Twelfth Night" by the Sky," a captivating story of Honorary chairwoman is Lori Lupan and Lupawensa. father Shakespeare. July 11-30. Kennedy, a tesicher in thc- and mother of all people. Kahway School System for more "Rhinoceros" by Eugene The next stop is Puerto Rico than 20 yours and the wife of lonesco, Aug. 8-27. where Juan Ht>!> and his magical Hallway Mayor Jamos J "Antony and Cleopatra" by "Seven Colored Horse" will Kennedy. She h;»s Ween recog- amuse as they manage to outwit nized for incorporating music Shakespeare. Sept. 5-30. his greedy brothers. and perfoniiaiK'o into her lesson "Othello" by Shakespeare, Oct. Mexico is the next stop with plans. 24-Nov. 19 I he powerful drama of The Union County Arts Center "Quetzulcoall." the gud uf pence is located at UiOl Irving St. in The Blue Bird" by Maurice and light, who battles to win the Hahwav. Maeterlinck, Nov. 28-Dec. 17. hearts of his people. For reservations, visit All performances will be in the The final destination is the www.ucac.oi^ on the World Wide Appalachian Mountains of Wel> or call i7.'!2i 4i>»-H22<> dur- F.M. Kirby Shakespeare Theatre Tennessee for the comedy ".lack ing the day or (8«8) KTM-TIXM on the campus of Drew University and the Fire Dragon," a ft or f> p.m in Madison. New Jersey based Shoestring 'Pickets can ulso he purchased Season tickets are $168-5105, Player* present all (our stories in at KTM kiosks in Edwards Super the program. Food Stores throughout New depending on the day you attend AT&T Family Week at the .Jersey and Menlo Park Mall in Student subscriptions are S60. Theatre is in its third year of Kdisnn. Individual tickets go on sale in bringing families professional For a complete schedule of theater at ;u\ affordable price. AT&T Family Week at the May. The week-long series is con- Theatre events, visit www.lami- For more information, call (973) ducted by (he New Jersey lyweek.com on the World Wide 408-5600 Theatre Group, of which the Web. Canadian quartet makes way to Union Brass-kicking group UNION — The St Lawrence String Quartet comes down from coming to Watchung Canada for a concert 8 p.m WATCIIUNC The Heritage the l.us Angeles ami Rochester March 22 in the WHkins Theatre at Hrnss Quintet, spanning more Philharmonics. Comprised of two Kean University. Sweet strings, pretty piano than 2f>0 years of musical tratli trumpets, tromhmic, French horn Their program will include the Calvary Lutheran Church, located at 108 Eastman St. In Cranford, will present Vadlm Gluzman as part tion, will give a special free per am! tuba, the Heritage Hrass of the Calvary Concert Series. The Ukrainian-born violinist will perform in a show slated to begin 4 p.m. forma nee at the VVatcluing Arts (juintct travels the country play- String Quartet No. 132 of Ludwig Sunday. Gluzman has performed in solo, duo and chamber music settings across the United States and Center 2 p.m. 1 p.m Sunday. ing concerts, musical programs von Beethoven, Quartet No. 2 of abroad. Gluzman will have piano accompaniment Sunday from Angela Yoffe, his wife. Admission is $10 Their appearance coincides and clinics in schools and concerl Franz Josef Haydn and works by for adults and $7.50 for seniors, students with identification and children. For tickets In advance, call with the opening reception for halls. This will be their first visit, (908) 276-2418. two new art exhibits there. The to Wiitcliiing. other composers. reception runs from 1 p.m. Lo r> Two new art exhibits will cele- Quartet members are Geoff p.m. brate their upi'inn)', with a public Nutall and Barry Shiftman, violin. The (Juilllet is a unit of the reception thi- .same day. The Post I'nited Stales Aii" Force, head C,ir(t CullahciralifHi Pro/eel blurs Lesley Robertson, viola; and (jiiartered ;il Langley Air Force thi' distinct inn between arlisl Marina Hoover, cello The ensem- Ha.se in Virginia. The group's and curator hy incorponit inj; ble was formed in 1989 and is repertoire includes ,t wide vnri |inslcai'ils sen! in by individuals cty of chamber works, as well as answering the i|iiesiion, "Whal is now the ensemble in residence at popular and patrinlir pieces. art'.1" A showing of lhe local land- Stanford University Go figure There are classical selections scapes, portrait oils and crayon Admission is $15 for adults, 4 from Hach and Handel, running figure studies l»v West Held artist $10 for Kean faculty and $7 for to classic jazz from the works of Linda Knlar will also lake place Gallery show, reception highlights the human figure' Fats Waller ;.n !H »mw IB'' f r>« •,', l,sn « fj',',1 'ii r*j"K Vt'1 [jFfirti^'M *•' ' M tj W f J*tf 1 Crossword B-3 JCC of Central Jersey hosts annual Purim Carnival Mir % rijMl •t' ' 4 ri«;kl if Vrl'lrl<'> •V 'Jui'.f yen's | / far 4VHK t ,"P' « Hn f/ •' .V j /'«' iililU-t' j New Jersey, located at 1391 costume if you like. .14 ', IDA 'i r,» (>lfP MS. W'l) Wl^kl».|» Films In Focus . .B-6 SCOTCH PLAINS - The '"* " * public is invited to attend the Martine Ave. Game tickets are available in r-*»»O'fl 11 'a«l MJ Ililll •>frtrfil advance nt the JCC. jr«lj|*rfc 41 f iLna'.tt Horoscope .B-7 Purim carnival from noon-4 p.m. Games, prizes and food are 4 / urg« 13 AH W.HI March 19 at the Jewish part of the afternoon's activities. For more information, call '"" Community Center of Central Admission is free; dress in (908)889-8800, ext. 21H. B-4 Record-Press March 10,2000 PY ST. PATRICK'S DAY County's fourth St. Pat's parade coming TRATTORIA UNION — Three announced that Frank Donnelly of Friends of Joseph and Nora together on Saturday in Union. Irish/American organizations and Elizabeth has been selected as Nugent formed the Joseph Nugent One of the major sponsors of the Casual Dining with Full Cocktail Bar thp Knights of Columbus, Grand Marshall of the parade. Sr. Association, the oldest indepen- 1999 stamp honoring Irish heritage Elizabeth Council No. 253, have The Joseph Nugent Sr. dent organization in the State of in the United States and Ireland, Celebrate ST. PATRICK'S DAY Hignwi up to march in the fourth Association, led by its president New Jersey and an original orga- the Emerald Society supports annual Union County St. Patrick's Kevin Dowling, a grandson of nizer of the parade, in 1933. The Project Children and other worthy with us! Day Parade on Saturday in the Nugent, will make its fourth Nugents operated a restaurant and charities. Corned Beef & Cabbage Township of Union. appearance and will once again be tavern in Elizabeth that was a The Elizabeth Council 253 is the Vincent O'Donnell, general one of the largest units marching in gathering spot for Irish-Americans oldest Knights of Columbus in — '* I'arty with Hnterttiiner... chairman of the committee, the parade. in Elizabeth for many years. Union County, having received its •_ "ALEX" The New Jersey State Assembly national charter in 1897. *•# singing it playing your Invorilc "IRISH SONdS" and the Union County Board of Union County's St. Patrick's Day Freeholders have honored the asso- parade promises to be one of New $ 5 ciation for their support of the Jersey's finest parades honoring EARLY BIRD SPECIAL T to Make-A-Wish Foundation as well the patron saint of Ireland. Pipe as the Center for Hope Hospice and bands, other novelty bands, Choose from 14 Entrees Deborah Hospital. marchers, floats, and local high PASTAS: Ri%alonl Riuso, Un%uini Putanascn, Cuvatelli liroccoli The Joseph Nugent Sr. school bands will march in cadence Angel Hair Agllo Olio, Mankutti. Ravioli, Stuffed Shttts Association includes some of the in celebration of the "wearing of the most influential people in the city green" ENTREES: liroiltd Flounder, Pork Chop Murphy, Chicken Farm., $Q95 of Elizabeth and continues to draw- Pre-parade festivities will take Chicken Savoy, Chicken Marsala, Veal Parm, Unguini Catamri... s t*. Invites new members every year enabling place at Morris and Stuyvesant them to keep their Irish heritage Avenues in Union at noon, with (Entrees are served with soup, salad, coffee and dessert) and traditions alive. Irish Step Dancers, Irish music dig- Early Bird Special Served Mon.-Fri. 4-6pm, Excluding Holidays Everyone To Enjoy the The Union County Police and nitaries and other activities. The Fire Emerald Society, Chapter 2, parade will step off from Morris Lunch Special Dinner Special another founding member of the and Commerce Avenues in Union St. Patrick's Day Union County St. Patricks Day precisely at 1 p.m., march east on parade Committee, will also be Morris Avenue, turn right on ! ay thru Friday r- $ making its fourth appearance. Stuyvesant Avenue and ends at the 11:30 AM- 2:30 PM Celebration! Founded in 1981, more than 400 Connecticut Farms School parking J j 8OFF members will be stepping off lot on Wewanrui Avenue. 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Cast: Sophia-Adella Gilbert, Jim Broadbent uses a sub- time: 1 hour, 59 minutes. Rated R. ;\ lovely French youths, Etienne Hernandez, Tony Plana, Eduardo tle play of tiny emotional shorthand 1/2 stars. (Guillaume Canet) and the even Yan-ez, Maria Conchita Alonso, across his broad, stolid features for Capsules compiled from movie lovelier Francoise (Virginie Paul Winfield, William McNamara, his silent close-ups. Allan Corduner, reviews written by David Elliott, Ledoyen). After crossing a field of Fredia Gibbs. Running time: 1 hour, as Sullivan, basically just gapes like film critic for Tfw San Diego l7mon- drug plants guarded by armed 40 minutes. Rated PG-13. 1 star. a gaffed fish. Yet each approach TYibunc, and other staff writers. Thais — the dark side of Shangri- "Scream 3* — For what the La — the intrepid three find their filmmakers promise is the last time, LIVE MUSIC heaven, laid out like a cabana. we return once again to the trials mi im f k Everyone plays, sings, swims, fish- and bruising tribulations of Sidney es, hoping sharks won't show up Prescott (Neve Campbell!. In JUvevy Friday ^ °' " > and the Thais will stay stoned, a "Scream," young Sid and her » RESTAURANT * bunch of opium Opies sucking their unlucky liigh school pals wen? being trigger fingers on the other side of stalked and killed by the masked the island. Director Danny Boyle psycho who had killed Sid's mother. and writer John Hodge go for grim In "Scream 2," a film based on the Italian Cuisim Loungf & Catering foreshadowing with an early clip Woodsboro killings is released and "PIZZA LOVERS" from "Apocalypse Now," and we the stabbing spree resumes. This know that the Thai thugs are going time, Sid and her doomed college You Tried the'Rest"... to ape through Eden, if not napalm pals are the targets. Which brings it. The movie is spangled driftwood, and even the slime sparkles as it us to "Scream 3." With Sid in hiding, Now Try the "Best" MATT RAY drifts from "Turaram ..." to the unstoppable masked killer We use Imported Italian Products! Pianist Tecccch." Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, starts bumping off the cast of "Stab Virginie Ledoyen, Guillaume 3, Return to Woodsboro." And like from New York City Canet, Robert' Carlyle, Tilda moths to the blowtorch, the sur- Swinton, Paterson Joseph. Running vivors of the "real-life" Woodsboro "FREE" (2 Liter Pepsi) for trying time: 1 hour, 52 minutes. Rated R. 2 tragedies return to the fold. 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Lisa DJ Dance Party (Angelina Jolie) lures Susanna into wild basement excursions, even out- " side for a stoned party, then a shock- ing night of truth. "Girl, Interrupted" has the aliamelessness Thursday, March W -10 PM of its unflagging conviction. The movie is all heart and not very much mind. Cast: Winonn Ryder, Angelina Jolie, Whoopi Goldberg, Introducing... Vnnessa Redgrave, Clea Duvall, Jeffrey Tambor. Running time: 2 hours, 5 minutes. Rated R. 2 stars. "Holy Smoke" — Kate Winslet '. is Ruth Barren, who comes from "The Club Downstairs" one of those Sydney suburban fam- ilies that loves spending "party time" in the Outback, drinking beer and dancing. The Barrens like the idea that their kids are hip to guns, and they are tolerant of a grown son being gay, but they draw a harsh, censorious line when Ruth goes to India on a spiritual odyssey. Soon she is in an ashram, wearing a sari. 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He has We.stiio.ld High wrestling team, a lot to be proud of." as it advanced three wrestlers to "I thought I did wttll for who I the quarterfinal round of the was tfoiny against," said Region \\ tournament, and per- Caprnrio. "I knew I didn't have a formed well against the best com- great chance, but I went out petition in the area. there and tried my hardest." Mike Kivetz (171), Dan Cnprnrio, who admitted to Cnprario (140), and Brian being nervous, lo.st his only Williams (215) all advanced to match in the his first regional Friday flight of the regional tour- tournament, but lie gained some iKiinenl, before being knocked off valuable experience which will in the quarterfinals. only help him next season. Caprario and Williams each "I got a lot of good experie.n«e," received difficult draws, with he said. "The whole utmps- Cnprario facing eventual champi- phen—everybody watching you on Brandon Kaufmann of and only you — it will help cool Delbarton, one. of the favorites to my nc*rvHH for next season. win the state title, and Williams "I thought 1 had II good sea- laced District 11 champion Dan son," he Hiiid. "1 improved a lot Gamy of Kahwny, who eventually from the beginning. finished second behind Unfortunately I luid to sit gut Kliznbelh's Ishmael Medley. Home matches in the middle of Caprario fell by technical fall, the HetiHon 'due to a rib injury) 17-1, at the 4:22 mark, and that I thought I could have won. Williams was pinned by Gnray in Hut overall I had a good KcriHon." 1:24. Kivetz faced DOUH Williams, one of the senior Schoening of Ro.selie Park, and leaders on the team, also per- lo.st a difficult 7-4 decision. formed well against a top con- "1 thought we wrestled very tender for the state title. well," said Head Coach Glen Williams and Garay locked up in Kurz. "Dim wrestled a tough kid, the district semifinals, where probably one. of the top four in Williams gave the eventual the state, who was just physical- champion all he could handle ly bigger. But he gave everything before falling 7-4. But Garay took GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS he had, wusn't intimidated, and advantage of a Williams mistake, Westfield senior Mike Kivetz completed his high school wrestling career with a second place finish in the District 11 and Union County tourna- made him work. ments, and defeated Chris Knutsen of Morristown in the first round of the regional tournament 11-10. ,. (Continued on page C-2) C-2 Record-Press March 10, 2000 YOUTH SPORTS Blue Devils finish on high note March madness .started a week eight points. Dan Deegan also had for the Knicks. early for followers of the St. eight points, and Kyle Yost added Adam Gerkens scored 12 points i Continued from page f'-l) regions and don't give your best coming out for a brief stint. The Helen's recreational basketball six points and some tenacious for the Nuggets :incl .scored the first period pin. effort, it's .something which can Devils were severely hurt by for- league. Some highly competitive defense. Mike Leighton scored five •**! thought I did pretty well the live with you for a while," said feits in dual meets, starting in g.imft.s and dramatic finishes high- first quarter points to spark the 5TH AND 6TH GRADE first day 'pinning f'liris Tvne of Kurz. "Mike and Hrian gave the hole before the first match lighted last weekend's action as Sonics to a 15-2 lead. Nick Petraca In the fifth and sixth grade Hrtiarley)," wuid Williams who is everything they had. They can't began. the first two rounds of the playoffs had four points, and Andrew semifinals, St. Joe's defeated hoping to play college football in think about what could have hap- But by the end of the season, were completed, to set up this Streamen and Pat Farley each had North Carolina 30-17. Todd Walsh the full. "I was up.s<*l with getting pened if they had given more. while they were still coming out weekends championship games. two points. led St. Joe's with 14 points and pinned. The match should have They gave all the effort they on the short end of the stick in The Celtics were led by Michael Tom Fringer scored nine. Brian Konc the? full length. If he beat me could." dual meets, the Blue Devils were 7TH AND 8TH GRADE Dileo's 10 points and Ciacciacelli's Merendino scored seven points for tliat way it's okay." Not only is Kurz proud of the winning close to 50 percent of Bart Walsh drilled a 15 foot six points. St. Joe's. "I thought my season went way his seniors performed in their matches. AH the season pro- jump shoot with just over 10 sec- The Sonics will meet the North Carolina was led by Joe pretty well," he .said. "I peaked at their final matches, he is pleased gressed, the Devils who stayed onds remaining to give the fourth Knicks, who upset the second Shurig's eight points, and Scot the end of the neanon, caught fire with the way the team pro- with the program, gave the dedi- seeded Sonics a dramatic semifi- seeded Lakers 29-24, in the finals Dyer's four points. Jim McManus and beat Home kids people didn't gressed, and began building the cation and hard work Kurz nal victory over the top seeded and Sunday. The Knicks led through- had three points, and J.T. Sheehan think I could." foundation for a solid future. demands and will be ready for a previously unbeaten Hornets, 31- out the semifinal game, sparked and Peter Cornell each had two. "1 think just the fact that he "I thought we had a great sea- better season next year. by Jim Davy's and Steve Meyer's In the other semifinal, Notre :io. seven points. David Lauza, Billy Dame fell to Duke, 33-27 in a was at the regions on Friday son on a couple different levels" Both C'aprario and Kurz credit Walsh led all scorers with 12 the continual improvement to the Simms and James McGrath each game that was close throughout. night was quite an accomplish- said Kurz. "Looking back to points, the Sonics Pat Farley had had four [mints for the Knicks. Mike Bialek scored 18 points and ment," said Kurz. "He was disap- where we started in the Koselle dedication and leadership of the six, Kyle Yost had five, Mike Paul C'obuzzi led the Lakers Peter Antoneli added 10 to lead pointed, but I told him to look in Park quad 'where the Devils Blue Devils three senior cap- Leighton had three, Derek thp Blue Devils. Colin Callahan were outscored 224-12 in three tains, Kivetz, Williams, and Nick with six points, Neil Kronke and thn'stands. They were filled with Candelore and Andrew Streaman Alex Crawford each had three, scored four points, and Sam kids who didn't make it that far. meets*, they came a long way. Clark. each had two, and Nick Petreca Crawford had one. We're a young team, and depend- "They worked just as hard as Ganrett Cockren had five points. To be wrestling Friday i« quite an added a point. Alex Kasten was a In the semifinals, the Lakers Tommy Botini scored 10 points accomplishment." ing on the off-season work, we anybody," said C'aprario. "They force on the inside, and Dan defeated a hard-nosed Jazz squad, for the Fighting Irish, and Tommy Kivetz fell to n difficult oppo- can become a great team." did everything the same, and did- Deegan played stingy defense, 56-26 Crawford dominated the Lavton added .seven points. Matt nent in Schoeaing, who according "This season we didn't have n't take advantage of being grabbed important rebounds and paint with 12 points, Cobuzzi DeJesus, Stephen Markowski, and to Kurz, has won close to 95too many upperclassman," said seniors and captains. I like the forced the game winning turnover added eight points, and Neil Sean Farro each had two points. currier matches. Kivetz had Caprario. "It was kind of a captains. There was a lot of for the Sonics. Kronke led all scorers with 16 Duke defeated Indiana 23-12 in oppurtunities to score on several rebuilding year. But if everybody unity." Alex Monaco led the Hornets points. Mark Molowa added six first round action. Callahan and occasions, but got his feet caught sticks with it, we'should have a "Kveryone made the commit- with 10 points, and his outside points, and Matt DeSantis scored Anumelli each had ten points to on a duck under, and ended up on much better season next year." ment they had to," said Kurz. "We shooting sparked a furious fourth four. spark the Blue Devils. his "back, and twice, with Kivetz "I think they've got a good had '2.2 kids show up everyday quarter comeback. J.P. Bartolomeo Chris Hild led the scoring for Nurth Carolina defeated Wake in.f^ood position, the ref stopped future if all the younger kids which hasn't been the case in the added six points, Dan Mahoney the Jazz with 10 points, and Steve Forest, 28-18 in the opening the action for a potentially dan stick with it," said Williams. "1 past. It's a credit to the leader- and Chris Moran each had five Chea added eight [joints. round Scot Dyer was the leading gerouH hold, and u stalling. ship of the seniors. Everyone who [mints, and Mike Feniger had four. scorer with eight points, Jim see kids going out there and In the semifinals, the Sonics In the Knicks quarterfinal "He gave everything he had- pushing themselves, not worry- was there understood what it round playoff game, Jim Davy led McManus had six points, Colin took. We're starting to make real defeated the Celtics 35-24 in a Weber scored four, and Peter he If 11 it nil out there," said Kurz. ing about injuries and just trying game that was much closer than the way with 18 points as the "A1 couple of breaks could have to get it done. I was impressed progress. We're going in the right Knicks defeated the Nuggets, 42 Cornell scored four points for the the score. Bart Walsh was once 29. Steve Meyers added 12 jwints Tar Heels. gone Mike's way, where 1 thought with Caprario who suffered a direction." again an offensive force, scoring he could have scored some points. serious injury and continued to "I'm hoping the attitude will Hut you don't let a ref win or lose push himself, lie's just one exam- carry over," said Kurz. "The a iiiatch for you. Mike's had a pie." young kids are excited. If we put WRESTLING RESULTS gr£at season and a great career. time in in the ofl'-seasou, we have The season didn't stnrt the REGION 3 RESULTS PRELIMINARY ROUND STATE PRE-QUARTERFINAL ROUND lie has nothing to be upset way Kurz had hoped, with sever- the potential. I have kids who are FINALS: TUESDAY, AT UNION TUESDAY, AT UNION. abbut" al of hint year's lettermnn not all willing to work and do what it 103: Mart Anderson, Souih Plamiieki. dec coming out for the team, or only takes to keep improving." Brain Miin;ululli, I'arsipiwriy Hills, 4-0 103 Pal Daly. Cranford, dec Jirn Avolo. 103 Watt Anderson. South Plamiielci. •"AH a senior, if you lose in the 112: Dan Appolkj. Hosello Pork dec flich Nuwark Academy, 4-if, OT Brian Marcotulli, pinned Pat Daly. Cranlord, 5 ^4 Mike (i«t«iuor, Soulh Plamlioki. 3-^ Patsippany Hills, dec Ale* Drito, North Marotla. Wood-Ridye. pinned Brian 119; John Ctiolpsh. Dolbarton. doc Hobeno Bargan. 14-5 Marcolulli, F'nrsippany Hills. 1 13 Hiirnos. South I'lainliold, 3? 112: Anlhony Monies, Nuttey. dec Dan 125 Anthony Curcio, Parsippany, doc Dave 112 Anthony Monies Nullcy, dec Dan Torok looks for winter vacation, Butlim. South Plamtekl. A 4 2OT, ridooul Khitrik, Hanover Park, 7-6 Rich Gebauer. Appello Roselle Park 3-1 Joe Dubugquc 130: Antonio Manyione, DelDorton. dec South Plaindeld, dec. Chris Carsillo. W«sl Glen Ridga, dec Rich Gebauer. South Grnrinm Mattel. Union, 1?-? Orange, 8-7 Plainfield. 9 4 )35: Jason Bono. Colonia doc Andres 119 John Csuka Glen Ftidge. dec Nick lit: John Cholish. Delbarton, dec John steps down as head swim coach letjroih Irvirujton 14 \? Griffith. Norlh Plainlield. 8-7. Hoberio Csuka, Glen Ridge. 4-3 Carmine Samo. 140:HriirKkiMKaulirinrin, Ltolbnrtun.doc Ik*) Hamos, South Plainlield. dec Ron Palmion. Bloomfield. dec Roberto Ramos South Vortiowcm, Cranlurd, 17-7 North Bergen. 3-2. Plainfield. 2-1 145 Anthony ("otili, Hiinovor Park, doc Mike By DANIEL MURPHY with volleyball and softball," the ponition, Athletic Director 12S: Antonio Viera. Norlh Bergen dec 125: Antonio Viera. Norlh Bergan. dec Viiolio. Wiitchung Hills, 3? Anthony Curcio, Parsippany, 15-2. Kris she said. "They are shorter sea- Kd Tranchina will begin accept- 152: John [Jonulno. Cranford. dec Evnan Hory Adams, flosolle Park. 6-3 Dave Butnco. sons, and I like to use my win- ing applications Trmichina was (*iiili|Miiiti. Cnrsippnny Hills. 10? Soulh Plainlield, dec Tom Cocchiola, Verona. Monza Cliflon dec Dave Burtico, Soulh Hev Torok announced she ters to spend time with mv fam- 160; Tim Marcantonio, Qov Livingston, dec 6 ? Plainfield. 14? unavailable for comment. drug DofKitrio. Cinnlord. :\-\ 130: Joe Marotta. Wood-Ridge dec. 130: Antonio Mangione. Delbarton. dec will lie resigning as theily." "I think it depends on what 171 Chris Francis. South Plainfmkl. dec Dave Stoeckel. Soulh Plainlield 12-5 Joe Marolla. Wood Ridge. 6-1 Ramon Wfstfield High girls swimming "I was really shocked," said new teachers conic in firwt," Uiirry Slum, Union, 15-8 Graham Market. Union, dec Mike Fusco, Espintusanlo, Passaic. dec Graham Market hrwid coach to allow herself IBB: OHII Kunsl. South Plainlield. pinned. Belleville. 3 1 Union. 3-1 junior Katie Bartholomew. "The said Torok. "I'm .sure they'll ask Gary Cousar. Scotch Plain*. 3:54. more free time, n decision she thing I'm most worried about is 135: Dennis McSweeney. Lyndhursi, 135: Dennis McSweeney, Lyndhursi, my opinion if I know the person. 215: Ishmaol Modloy. Elizabeth dec Dan pinned Andy Inelh. Delbarton. 3 4B Andres dec Jason Bone. Colonia. 11-Z Dave n.-u.iy. Hnhwiiy. 3-1 said she reached at the end of what's going to happen next Lebron, Rahway. pinned Chris Stevens. Cordoba. Kearny. pinned And'es Lebron, I'll help guide 'hat person as HWT; HoiJtH Atlinh, it,iyVy F:ll,lfd pititiud last season. year. There's nobody compara- Caldwell. 3.32 Irvinglon. 24 well if they would like," Ihomus lleildick. tliimnijui. 1 ?4 Torok, who originally told the ble to her. I just hope they find 140: Jason Monaco St Poler's Prep. 140: Brandon Kaufman. Delbarlon. dec According to Torok, winning Jason Monaco. Si Peisr's Prep. 1-0 Craig team last week, will remain the somebody who can continue the CONSOLATIONS: pinned Mati Gati. Soulh Plainlield, 50 Bob varsity volleyball head coach, Kami' kind id' success she has last yenr'n state i hampinnship 103: INil Daly, Crantnrd thx: Aiiun Qiiomi. Verhoavon. Cianfurd. dec Bryan Leylon Wnghl. Passsaic Valley, pinned Bob did not ellrcl her decision to l.li/illXJtti !>« Wost Orangu. 12-0 Verhoeven, Cranlord. 346. ai(d the ninth grade soft ball had over the past seven years." 112: Dim Khitrick, Hanover »^rk dec Eric MS: Jssse Campanelh, Rahway, pinned 14S: Anthony Politi, Hanover Park, I lend coach, and .said she chose According to Torok, who led Hlep down after .seven yearn at Miircotulli, I)«lbnrton. 10 H Cesar Maschange, Ridyafield Park. 5 28 pinned Jesse Campanelli. Rahway ^ 40 to< drop Hwiinming from tier the Blue Devils to seven Union the helm. t19: Nit* Gnlfilh, North Plainhoki. doc Doug Jason Galioto. Bloomlield. dec Mike Vitollo. Chris Wright, Passaic Valley. Jason Galioto, busy schedule for several rea- County titles and last years "If I hadn't won would it still Cursii, 10 3 Waichung Hills. 16-12 Bloomfield, 9-8 125: Mory Adams, Fioselln P.irk, dtM: fireg 152: David Fiore. South Plainfleld, pmned 152: David Fiore. South Plainlield. dec (\iliti, Hnnovor Paik. B-6 sons. state championship, the process he this year yes," she said. Ian Adamcy;k. Nulley 448 Evan Gahpeau, John Donolno, Cranford, 3-2 Rob Vargo. 130: David Htoockol. South Plnmlield. dec Parsippany Hills ptnnad John DiGravina "I coach three sports, and it's to find a new head coach hasn't "Hut it's n nice leather to have A,J Mornoo, Scotch (•loins, 31 Clifton, dec Evan Gahpeau. Parsippany just too much," she said. "\ have officially begun. As of in your cup." 135: Andy Inolli. Oolbnrton. pinned Jumar Kearny, 110 Hills. 9 3 no- free lime between seasons Wednesday she had yet to hand W.ilker, Eli/atwth. 1 ?4 ISO: Mike Markey. Caldwell, dec Joe 160: Mike Markey. Caldwell. dec Tim Torok said she will mis.s the 140: Mali Giilt. Stxith RamtiekJ, dec Oave Keano. North Plamfield. 1 1 -S Greg Oonotfio, Marcanlomo Gov Livingtion, 3 1. Pal because (hoy all overlap. in her letter of resignation, and relationship with the athletes Hiicelis, Hiihwiiy. 11-H Cranlord. dec John Capno. St Peier's Prep, Trabucco. Livingston, dec Greg Donotno "Tin much more familiar once she officially resigns from the most, hut will also miss the 145: Jiisso Carrt|>nnolli. Unhway, doc Joo 4 3 Cianford 17-6 M;i| REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS CRANFORD Mary A. Pratola to Albert J. & Knren Whispering Way L.L.C. to Eric &- ZaoHamilton to Thomas A. & Tracy V 3D Willow Road from Frederick 14 Cayuga Road from Claire T. Price G. Romano for $183,000. Ma for $266,936. Koegun for $317,100. Hunker lo Alice M. Brown for to Francis & Amparo Maguire for 39 Sussex Road from Bennett C. & 14 Whispering Way West from 17 Laurel Ave. from Ellen 1>. Fee ley $200,000. $160,000. Anita M. 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Shao for $273,010, 11 Morris Court from Sang Daan & 15 Miele Place from Cieorge L. 8 Estelle Lane from Thomas 50 Eleni Way from McMane Avenue 26 Whispering Way West from M. Nguyen to Kathleen 11. Dninman for Debus to James B. Freeden for Battaglia to Marcus Kirkman for Associates L.P. to James & Emily Whispering Way L.L.C. to Alan & Ann $242,000. $150,000. $202,000. Frank for $455,000. Lombardi for $308,228. lf> Morris Glen from Windup Corp. 31 Port I a ml Kiiail from Barbara S. 194 S. Martine Ave. from Ethelynne 68 Emerson Lane from Pine Grove 1 Whispering Way East from to Megan E. Hurley for $110,000. H. Leonard to Ralph Checchio Inc. for Li'ddy to John J. Cranh-y III & C; Associates to Kennard & Caroline A. Whispering Way L.L.C. to Sylvia A. 17 O'Shea Lane from Donald H. &Crnnley for $1 million. $75,000. Collins for $255,000. Kelly for $289,838. Mary E. Werusing to Charles Louis 54 Shady Lane from Joseph I. & 23 Harding Drive from Honeyhouse 32 Wilson Drive from Dnniel F. & (W Prospect Hill Ave. from Sheriff & Custom Homes Inc. for $200,000. County of Union to Tarn S. & Dean S. Jane C. Chang to Han9y A. & Jennifer Partners to Stanislaw & Malgorzata Genildien Diikel to Ramail Z. & Diana 219 Springfield Ave. from Sergio A. Hernandez for $216,000. Turel for $265,000. R Mntlin for $300,000. & Gretchen W. Kigol to Khagendra & Geilu'l for $1.3 million. KENILWORTH 17 Helen Way from Berkeley Group NEW PROVIDENCE Rekha G. Chetry for $375,000. 2li Ridge Road from Rudi llondel 33 Park Drive from Alan & Jeanne L.L.C. to GayleS. Gyure for $51,000. 17 Holmes Ave. from James & Sally 90 Tulip St. from John D. & Beatrice Trust ot.ul. to Rudi Hendel Trust et.al. D. Sabatino to Mark & Vanessa 6 Holly Glen Lane South from ER Trench to Christopher C. & Deborah M. Fagnn to Todd W. & Beth B. Van for $600,000. Messinger for $196,000. Development Inc. to James & Arlene Farley for $307,000. Buskirk for $400,000. 10 Robin Hood Road from Kont E. 29 N. Eighth St. from Samuel M. & Edgar for $65,000. 66 Inwood Road from Peter R. & 93 West End Ave. from Gordon & Gaudy Jr. & Donna M. Gaudy to Teresa A. Reo to Michael Tamayo & G, 2 Holly Mews from ER Development Rosemary V. Hayes to Douglas E. & N. Anne Scott to Kevin T. & Mary E. Thomas J. & Kristina E. Ilickey for Lombardia for $295,000. Inc. to William-C. & Angela C. Fredu Giordano for $415,000. Reilley for $470,000. $1,115,000. 239 N. 13th St. from Allen F. White for $335,000. 30 Radcliff Drive from Joseph S. & to Francesco Campanelli for $219,000. 25 Kings Court from Mountain Virginia Spiegel to Mark S. & Claudia SCOTCH PLAINS Valley Group L.L.C. to Stuart & P. Cardone for $330,000. 307 Clwttnut tt 1021 Cellar Ave. from Patricia Metanie Henderson for $520,000. 65 Sherwood Drive from Charles Union, N.J. 07089 Horan to Richard & Patricia Adams for 162 Maple Ave. from Lawrence J. & Huettenmoser to Terrence & Susan $110,000. Sheila Rothman to Edward E. & Jill M. Skibik for $365,000. 908*688*3000 11 Chiplou Lane from Maralyn S. Cook for $440,000. 209 Union Ave. from Robert C. SELLING H0ME8 802 CwitMHiM Av«. Lieberman to Alfred W. & Kathleen 122 Mountain Ave. from ER Ruerup Jr. & Jane B. Ruerup to Gerald IN UNION COUNTY Cranfofd, N.J. 07016' Lordi for $325,000. & Jasmin V. Navnrro for $268,000. SINCE 1929 Development Inc, to William R. Zullo tlM IftwffMHIOfWI •0S-93MB15 1175 Hetfield Ave. from Janet M. for $75,000. 20 Wesley Court from William J. Htla—Man MtMwrt Eckerson to Joann P. Tyler for 122 Mountain Ave. from ER Dodds et.al. to James L. & Sally F. $185,000. Development Inc. to William R. Zullo Trench for $365,000. 11 Kevin Road from Richard W. &for $130,000. 86 Brookside Drive from Peter A. & Camille Sigmund to Frederick J. & M. 220 Mountain Ave. from AJT Co. to Anna L. Evans to Richard & Susan A. Wustefeld for $386,000. Shiuh & Weilien An for $200,000. Palatini for $350,000. 16 King James Court from Robert O. 95 Old Farm Road from 95 Old Farm 29 Brier Court from Redco Palmer to William Flagg III for Inc. to Susan G. Thunberg for Properties L.L.C. to Dominick & J. $112,000. $104,000. Callandriello for $385,000. 231 Mount ainviow Ave. from 59 Orchard Lane from Kewal S. 443 Central Ave. from Mary J. Rnpp Stephen & Carol A. Drozic to Mark S. Sran to John P. & Rochelle A. to Michael A. & Charles Mazzucco for Drozic for $250,000. Fuhrmann for $330,000. $295,000. MOUNTAINSIDE $279,900 NEWARK $149,900 1681 Raritan Road from Evelyn SPACIOUS RANCH BE THE FIRST 11 Springholm Drive from Villas & SUMMIT T In sou tt»>, mr.K iH-itfi :iHI I Cokirait kcrilud m tt«VriM>»u Schaffernoth to Cynthia M. Guyton for tns tiome uHtjis a Sttpacito aparinumt tor rol.itml Park Developers Inc. to Mario & 7 Milton Ave. from Anita Guisti to Ittmrims & luaturas ontrancft luyei. IHIYVLJ hours, loir.ico HiiU] Tim. l««iw twitwits tHjtti kunial III A DM will' Uuiutitul $290,000. Melonie V. Coronado for $204,000. Florence & B. Hartonowicz for oil OH, kits erf closets, sliitayu. 1 cm UHnuje Siluaiotl wxxi Iron, it wx*l Ijuirwx) l(il. I** kit R b;itli. stjeurtty sysl«ni 12 Scotchwood (ilen from Michael I. 18 Springholm Drive from $285,000. ontya pfivntf l grounds Cltt)t-415 A 7 t^u tk!ti*i»xl gnimjn Must six) In ;i|inucuiln' F 446') & Marie Braverman to Julia M. Associates Relocation Management Co. 22 Rotary Lane from J. Boyd & Bonechi for $450,000. to Terri Lewis for $226,500. Jennifer O. McKoane to Arthur J, & 30 Traveler Way from George T. 76 Springholm Drive from Villas & Gloria R. Maier for $520,000. McCall III & Renay McCall to Selim & Park Developers Inc. to Jennifer Chin 15 Stony Hill Court from Sully L. Shelly Ozdamer for $409,900. for $205,785. Doffer to Susan L. Stewart for WESTFIELD 78 Springholm Drive from Michiko $420,000. 18 Amy Drive from John C. &HayakawH to Alison Finkelstein for 81 Blackburn Road from Mel A. & Pamela A, O'Toole to Carlos & $247,000. Pamela A. Shaftel to Scott E, & Allison Christine S. Alvarez for $355,000. 29 Sutton Drive from Robert & M. Zot-llner for $901,500. 413 Cayuga Way from A. Julius & Carol Kenderes to Jeffrey A. & 38-H Elm St. from Joseph Guastella Phyllis Finkelstein to Michael Kathleen Ullman for $30.r),000. to Suzanne M. Githens for $295,000. Finkelstein for $305,000. ROSELLE PARK $239,000 UNION $239,000 2 Whispering Way West from 3 Iris Road from Jason & Stephanie SPACIOUS COLONIAL 756 Clarence St. from Charles A. FOUR BEDROOM COLONIAL Whispering Way L.L.C. to Linda A. Goldberger to John & Pauline Kane for Tins liiviily IHIPIIII is loi.ill«i] in UIIH ot HII'JJIN- I'.i ;il[.n,;.. Icjf i III «V;'t|]l i)i: I'M. li|f* ( ,lllll KitlllW) Higgins to Jeffrey & Noelle Koetje for Hancox for $267,900. $349,000. m:m\ arwis lluaslmij H( wl|>l. HHt M( I ,il lEIIIs lini'.lifiil iMfiMiiU'nl, now WIIHIIW. f;'A(i [i.ili'iA $469,000. Kiti-hcli runs llw Inligth u) lti« IIMIW W' sli'luf, ID StCALh MOR1L Own Your Own Home • landi WESTFIELD $840,000 WESTFIELD $6.15,000 WESTFIF.I-D $l,I19,S00 Wonderful 1920charm, circa 2IXXI umeniiies. ALL NI-.W. l-al-in I ^irj!e sliilL-ly cenler lull u id inml in pri'sNj!H HIS II n'alion *» Ix'iln * mis, To be built custom center hall colonial Victorian. Approximately p 3K(K)st| it. Superior quality. Quid street, walk lo town kitchen with granite and steel, 3.1 new baths, cue it more .1 I hiilhs. ,III p:m siiili . newff kitchen, in HUM SB MMRUK taw WSF-8510 WSJ- Kfi.^ 2 1 aw WSF-H54I I too 1 MM 4 tHJS s SM* WESTFIELD COLDUieiX t men 209 Central Avenue # 1 Westfield Office # 1 MKeRB mxk Waur #1 Coldwell Banker Office Nationwide RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE (908) 233-5555 For a list of homes outside the NY Metro area, visit our National web site at http://www.coldwellbanker.com «"* *•• 01997 CoWwetl Bankar Residential Brokerage Corporation An Equal Opportunity Company Equal Housing Opportunity. Each Office Independantly Owned and Operated C-4 Record-Press March 10.2000 New legislation closes an expensive mortgage loophole BY JAMES M. WOO0ARD insurance ;tnri ram el their PMI The new legislation provides the loan It won't be canceled the area of your new home You'll range, oven, dishwasher and dis- when equity reaches 22 percent.- learn the good and bad points of posal fufi f.v M.V. i i:\ i' l (overage und premium payments long-needed protection for the when tin- homeowner's equity consumer against excess PMI certain plans and probably a lot Air conditioners, pools and I,i">;i.sliiti(ni h.i- fin;illv ' I'jKt'd readir-M 22 perrent of the proper payments. It will nave consider- of other information about your .»pa equipment, well pumps, ty'H value. uh'le funds for families who des- Q. Are an increasing number new neighborhood. solar components and even limit- a loophole tlj;il li;i.s i\i'<-tlli-tih\y ed roof coverage may be avail- rout many homeowners thou- With a 30 percent down pay- pcrntely need it for other expens- of home buyers demanding war- - Shop for key items, such as ranty coverage on the resale cost of ba.sic coverage and what able for an additional premium. HjiriflK of ilfilliir.s in |>;iM years. ment and regularly scheduled es • • * It r<-l;it('M ti» ItirjHi" hefty "pri- payments on a mortgage amor- In some cases, lenders offer home they're purchasing? that coverage includes. In vsit-e fiiort^a^- iHNurfiiK.1*-" prenii- tized over .'JO ye;irw, thin meonw a mortgage loans without PMI cov- A. The proportion of home California, for example, the cost Q Is there a tread toward IIIIIH, required liy most lemlern liomrowner will uHually ntnch erage for home buyers - loans sales that include coverage by a of basic coverage ranges from US. real estate firms establish- for mort^a^e I'I-'IIJH iuc>r<' UtJin HO (IK* Tl percent threshold in that are more than SO percent of home warranty plan is steadily about $220 for a condo to $245 ing offices in foreign countries? percent of tin- property'* m.'irkel ,-iboul 10 years, according to a the property's value. But in lieu increasing. However, there are for a single-family residence A. Real estate seems to be VHIUC. ft. protffl» tin- lender, not. report from Norwc;«t Mortgage, cjf the insurance coverage and substantial differences in cover- under 5,000 square feet. Service expanding to an international the homeowner. More thun n mil- Inc. Since the avenige I'MI pre- related cosU, they must accept a age and prices from different fees for each trade call ranges marketplace to a greater extent lion lirirnc buyers fin- required to iniuin IH about. $700 per year, higher intercftl rate. home warranty companies, and from $35 to $100. every month. For example. nbtnm thin in^urunce .iimu.'illy. thiH would equal a borrower »nv- Thin might Hecm like a good it's Hometimea difficult to decide - Also inquire as to the degree KE/SlAX International recently Obviously, UH'.HC monthly |>re- in«K of .$14,000 if I'MI were can- deal ut fir«t The lender's big sell- which plan to use. Here are a few of reserves a particular company announced they have affiliated niiuiit payment* should he tun- celed jifliiT J(J yearn on \\ .'JO-year ing point it* UHually that the suggested steps in determining has for their contracts. Forty per- offices in Norway and Iceland ciiU-d tjnre Lh<- equity IIIIK ^rown lonn, the report, noted extra mortgage payment* are the best plan for you: cent of premiums received on This puts RE/MAX offices (based tw the point where the remaining Typicully, homeowner* pay deductible on the homeowner's - A«k for referral* from your active contract* sold during a in Denver' in 34 countries and broker, mortgage lender or attor- given year are required to be eight territories on six conti hiihuue of the MHirlf!!iK«' H.IH $20 to $100 per month for I'MI income tax, while the I'MI pre- 1 dipped below HO percent of the (in purl of their mortgage pay- mium payment* are not. ney. Also contact contractor asBo- held in reserve. nenU. Where next ' property'* value Hut many ment, initrh like they pay home But tnke a done look. Even ciationB in your area, asking for These suggestions were pro- Send inquiries to James M iL-ndorN h;*vi' been letting it ride owner's insurance find reul- though the extra monthly pay- referrals. vided by the Home Warranty Woodard. Copley Neus Serttce. on, reuniting in Hulmtantiul tout, est.ati' taxes. Tr 7GELM0RA AVENUE, ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY 07202 908-353-6611 JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC. AREA MORTGAGE RATES •OUR RfVt REFEHENCfc IS YOUR NfJGHBOK"~ 76ELMORA AVENUE. ELIZABETH. NEW JERSEY 07302 rn PRODUCT APR %DOWN LOCK PRODUCT RATE PTS APR %DOWN LOCK PRODUCT RATE PTS APR %DO«N LOCK 908-353-BB11 Fantastic Ranch Commonwealth Bank 800-9249091 Kastle Mortgage 800*2730 Loan Search 800-591-3279 30 YR FIXED 8.250 0,00 8.290 5% 180 DAY 30 YR FIXED 8.250 0.00 8.300 5% 60 DAY 30 YR JUMBO 8.250 0.38 8.350 10% 90 DAY : 15YRFIXED 7.875 0.00 7.900 5 c 60 DAY 15 YR FIXED 7.875 0.00 7.960 5% 60 DAY IttiJUMBO 7.630 0.00 8.080 25% 75 DAY 1YRADJ. 6.375 0.00 MP 5°c 60 DAY 30 YR JUMBO 8.500 0.00 8.550 5»« 60 DAY S5 JUMBO 7.380 0.00 8.540 25% 75 DAY 30 vr fixed-First Time Home Buyer Program low rates' FH xperts! NJ s Lows' Rates1 www.lo3nsearct1.corr Investors Savings Bank 800-252-8119 Liberty Mortgage 800-562-5200 Summit Federal S & L Asso. 732-958-0565 15 YR FIXED 8.250 0.0O 8250 5* 90 DAY 30 YR FIXED 8,125 0.00 8.125 ft 45 DAY 30 YR FIXED 8.500 0.00 8.573 20% 75 DAY 5/1-30 YR 7.875 0.00 8.370 5% 90 DAY 15 YR FIXED 7,750 0.00 7.750 $\ 45 DAY 1 SYR FIXED 7.500 000 7.597 20S 75 DAY 10'1-30YR S 375 O.OO 8.490 5^ 90 DAY 30 YR JUMBO 8.375 0.00 8.375 5% 45 DAY 1YRADJ. 5.250 COO 8.078 20% 75 DAY Linden - Sunnyside Area Loans to Si million • percentage down varies on jumbos Call today about our special 5.75% COFl Loan. ADO Fee $350 Attemw wmi $?5A * 2 Bedrooms * 1 Full Bath Rates are supplied by the lenders and presented without guarantee. Rates and terms are subject to change. Lenders interested n dspjaying information should Price $139,000.00 Taxes $3,063.00 Wow! - This ranch is gorgeous! - Musi see to believe contact C.M.I, 0 80W26-45S5. Contact lenders for more information on other product or adtftional fees which may apply, C.M.I, and the NJN Pubications assume no labiy for - Open look kitchen with oak wood cabinets wood floor adds a country touch- Dishwasher - wall to wall typographical errors or omissions. Rates were supplied by the lenders on March 2,2000. NP-not provided by institution carpet - Closets galore - mint condition home quiet residential area of Linden!!!! For more information Call: VISIT ALL LENDERS @ www.cmi-mortgageinfo.com Jill Guzman Realty , Inc. • 908-353-6611 Copyright, 2000. Cooperative Mortgage Infomitiofl. Inc. All Rights Reserved. March 10 2000 Record-Press "C3 Automotive/Classified Design of Mazda's sporty RX-7 continues to evolve HAYHAHD \ Hi- I'l evident i'l Ail\ .uiceil <'(>!>! K> SKWS !< > I'lOilml l>e-.ii;ti Sl|-,U.>i;\ at 11aiiulcft'lii\>lci Concept ci*rs run^t* from pun.' Tile I'IIIKI'IH i- an u|i-t .lie I*IIII design fxertise without mechanical lender fur the Kuii>|>ean market. 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Mon-Sal FOOD SERVICE cal/dtntal banafils t to: tummH Oral turnery, ing, appt making, etc. fw | dents. K Adult We em • World Cltu Training Seeking Iriandly etti- 401K Pleas* phone 1S9 Summit Ava.. busy office. : phasira positive charge your '• • Ow»u*ao> tar M&mumiml tudai lor taam work In Aahferoati Nursing Homa Summit, NJ 07801 reinforcement and self- • eiceliem Benefits Bernards villa Schools Fa»i CaM for oVecaon and AppkcatKn ', esteem Part-time 908-889-5500 Boulevard Veterinary Clinic • AJV Auto Mall Classified Ad! • rnanory iront cnvwonman Offering S hruday and NURSING hours, afternoon* and Subs needed Work 429 Boulevard evenings. Mon -Thurt Malta a change and work lor schedule loilows school DIRECTOR OF Kenilworth. NJ some Sal mornings. Piwned car Sales Wo Accept: the beat. This !• *n •idl- calendar Call MM- Call Sylvan Hlllsboro 2O4-t»3Oeit. 127 RN ing opportunity to gat in SOCIAL SERVICES BRAND NCW PARTY at 908-359-2400 on Iht ground hoot II you An opportunity tor a com- Charge nurme lor 3 11 shift Sylvan Martlnsvllle at Monday-Friday Ashbrook PLAN To The Area ara energetic and like passlonata. artergatic per- •Home A Harden Party* 732-601-3369 (EOE) son lo manage a social Nursing Home SivHjinricUNJ working with people, wa FURNITURE Average prolit ol S10O want to haai from you. service departmenl in a DELIVERY PERSON 120 bed LTC facility CSW 908-889-5500 S150 per show. Earn tree Immediate opening Some & LTC experience r»- kit Call P*m ft For Immediate considers- B08-534-S070 llon or to reserve a seat at aiperlence required. Musi quirad Discharge plan- Professional have valid Drivers Li- ning enpertenca a plus LPN our Job Fatr, plaata call Part time- 11-7 shltt Every DRIVER Help (201) 444-402*. cense Start at M SO par Aahcwooe. Nursing Homa hour. Apply In parson: other weekend • 2 nights $100 Bonus Martin's Furniture. 35O 908-889-5000 per week L1M0 SERVICE Job Fair Roula 22 West. Green Ashbrook Nursing Home PT/FT. Good dnving rec . NURSERY Brook. NJ 0M13 neat appearanca. flei day for Part-Time Work! Saturday, March 11 * 908-889-5000 hrs . good pay. Call 6ani- liOOpmal MEDICAL fipmonty 9Oa-2ta-98S2 SCHOOL DRECTOR World Savings LANDSCAPE Registrars KT 3 yr old Ihru kindergar- * Are you a people person? 1»OIIm Street Foremen 4 Laborers. Con- ASSISTANT SOMETHING TO BUY, ten Degree in education, WestfleM struction. Garden Center. Excellent opportunity Patient Registrars — Sell or »w«(>"> Call teaching certification and * Do you like talking on the phone? Irrigation * Maintenance available in buey Internal exp required Advanced medicine practice for The Express- DL a eip. req for all Union Hospital, tin affiliate Times Classifieds degrees nnd supervisory * Are you a quick learner? foreman position*. Call experienced individual ol the Saint Barnabas eip helplul Compelltivo aXW-22a>-14O0. with strong assisting Health Cara Syiiem. is sulary Submit reiume to Ull u» for i qiK Roman Gardens skills EKGs. Callbacks. seeking full-timt. part- CPCWNSK/Oept. AD, 70 SRI is a nationally known research company Heavy Typing Ventpunc- tlma and per diem Patient WHY STORE IT? - Sell Maple Street. Summit ture not required rotate Registrars lor out admit- II with the Express- NJ. 07*01. No phone based in Westfield—and we are looking for MACHINE 'i Sal./ mo. Eicellent ting department All shifts ; Times Classifieds calls plaase. opponunlty Fa* resume available Compulsr Met- \ interviewers to conduct our opinion studies. WORLD SAVINGS OPERATOR to: *0*-232-IS20 acy and knowledge ol ! Light clean work. days. medical terminology pfe- ; We are not telemarketers! We don't sell Must be dependable lerred. ; GRAPHIC ARTIST / PAGINATOR POSITIONS 732-3M-1SM anything. MAIL MEDICAL Please send or tan reaume lo: Human Reiourcei. ' Excellent opportunity lor mac literate creative person, Working PARKS RECEPTIONIST Union Hospllal. 1000 Gal- ; knowledge ol QuarkXPress and Photoshop. The right Individual With knowledge ol In- loping Hill Road. Union. SRI team members are eligible for: ROOM MAINTENANCE surance, CPT and ICO9 NJ 070*3; Fit (908) 851- ; must display the ability to work and Interact with advertising Summer help. Boro ol for physicians office. 7S35 EOE I • A $100 bonus PART-TIME Somervttte now accepting Send resumes to: sales & editorial staff and be able to adapt to an environment ot Positions avail. Available applications for lamp, surw POSOK 1»6 dally deadlines. Production experience a plus! Compensations after 3 months shirts Wad. epm-mldntght, mar help. Part Maintenance Summit, NJ OT9O1 Union Hospital Thurt. 8am-2prn I7pr/rv. Raq. vaNd NJ licanaa. An Alllllile of the include salary, vacation, 401 (k) plan, and lull benefits. • Paid training Appty In person at: knowladgt ol baaebax Aald Saint Barnabas Hearth System • Merit reviews Somerset •nainstnanoa A+. M*>7O4-7tM MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST • Advancement Messenger-Gazette Security tf Interested, tix or send letter and resume to REFERRAL/ Evening, I-6pm. 4days/ 44 Va*arana Hamate* Or. SECURITY wk. medical office. e»u iXlir fttrmuMuuT (fourth* • 401(k) savings plan prelerred Fan resume Or Call PERSONNEL OFFICE PERSON 9O8-59S-O8«9 oi Call 44 Veterans Memorial Drive East Leading security agency Buay internal medicine Betsy MM-704-0404 Call 9AM - 4PM or 7PMT- 9PM (908) 575-6660 hat immediate FT/PT poai- practice seeking referral Somervllie, NJ 08876-0699 lions avallabla. Eipari- person. Must be organ Atln: John P. Tslmbouklt enc* preferred but not lied and have some necessary. Retired pen- knowledge of Insurance CLASSIFIEDS .. Fax: (908) 575-6666 /Phone: (908) 575-6710 JStatistical Research, Inc sons • students welcome Please lair reaume lo Comprehensive training 908*232-1920 THEY WORK! provided H S dlplome or (908) 654-4000, Ext. 188 OED clean record, a valid driver s licanaa. own transportation. homo phone required Alt appli- cant! will ba drug screened Major Medical Health, Dental, Vision. WORK AT HOME 401K. tuition reimburse- For local co. Must )iva in ment • paid vacation **- Crantord / WesKMd ara* S12 par hour lo slan. Every 2~ weekend 3 pm baaed on eiperlence For F rl Sun tXK>17a->3»8 local IrMarviaw call be Iwean 10am-7pm Bridge- " ALARM watar office gOe-722- INSTALLERS 144tnKW-2iB-174OFai. No sip Must ba SOS SECURITY, InoHned a U Me. req d INC. 9O»-i2»7 EOE www.aoBeecurlty.com BUILDING MAINTENANCE TEACHERS & MANAGER & ASSISTANTS ASK ABOUT MM STAFF for a chlldeare center In FT. Musi work weekends, Basking Ridge Qroup Haavy ttftlng req'd. Of- leeder-BA. AA or CDA srUiallonal skills 4 atten- Salaried position w/ Sona to detail a must Wa benetlta Assistant! lull ara looking for a dedi- 1 pA Chlldcare discount cated taam lo |oln our available Call Unda at busy thaalar/banqual Is (tM| 4T0-2«0 or In clllly naaf Clinton, NJ. resumes to («M) 4T0- Plaaao call 9OaV73D-M07 21*2. EOE lor an app4 BUS DRIVER ~ With CDC tor altar school WAITER/ cara program In Bridga- watar. M-F. appfoi S WAITRESS Also Bar Tender k Bus- hra/day. ttuVhr. Summer sing People wanted PT/FT. camp-full lima Eip helpful t*A not nec- CaH eeeary. STS-SS&TSOO CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER/ *1U0 I Condtont appfy 1 TAX COLLECTOR Earn 1100-MOO si many Borough o* Rarltan. Ed- limei a* you want. Mem- munds computer iystam ber Of BBB 4 NYSE. Call utllliad. TC licanaa re- Jeanne at 732-3«a-Otjai quired. 2300 Una Itam*. CFO ticanaa or ability lo obtain. Please send re- liORllCQLTURE' suma lo and or contact P/T 3 daya. 9-S, W-10AV Daniel Jaial. Borough Auto req d, Eipenaes pd admlnialralor. 22 Fliat 81. Care for Orfice Planta. Hamtan. NJ OMea, »M- Woodbrldga Arua £>p 231I3O0. ant. 7 preferred. Training avail. CM ttJ o* Ores* 1- CHILD CARE Eiperlenced woman Horn or Orandma. wanted to tee Medical Help 250 cara of 2 childran agaa 10 A 12 Must drive and enjoy cooking. Una-in or out. ACTIVITIES Car provided. English apaaklng helpful. Mon.-Frl. DIRECTOR 7am. SUri data 4/1. Re-For 120 bad LTC facility. apond SOB 3Q» O—O. Certification required NCCAP or CTRS. MDS/OI CMtLD . competency a plus ft Thurs. nfghta. Aantarooh Nursloa Horn* Invorvaa picking up 2 lagaa 7 410, getting 908-889-5500 taat tood dnnef • Htpti hourly PBy. BaMaTtMnMaV. DENTAL ASST./ Chria •0*V71aV DfaVTftlMJTIOM OF HYGIENIST •**ONI CARDS Eip. required. Afternoon No experience necessary position Please call »O* FT Call1-aOO»M2'7M& 233-6172 ask for Gloria ADVERTISING SALES: The Suburban News. Union County's Largest Weekly Newspaper is offering an excellent Full Time opportuni- ty to join a professional sales team, and take over an estab- lished territory. Candidates must be detail oriented & enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, with the ability to meet deadlines. Benefits include: Medical/ Dental, Prescription plan, 40IK, and more. To apply: send resume to: Advertising Director, Eileen Bickel at: Suburban News 301 Central Ave. Clark, NJ. 07066 Fax 732-381-0098 EOE Record-Press March 10,2000 Financial/Business || Home Sales Help 265II Sales Help 2651| Employment Situations Real Estate Rentals || Office Space Estate & Tag •••••••^•« for Rent II Improvements 1015 SALES 1 Trades Business I1 See our ad In today'* paper Apartments " DUNIU.EH under FAR HILLS, BEDMIN- CONTENTS SALE Opportunities 6501 KITCHENS • Inwrad, HOUSEKEEPERS, PLAINPIELD METHOfMST CHURCH Electrician/Helper NANNIES. ELDER CARE {Unfurnished) 405 STER- RT. 202, 1 '/> rm PAA Builders LLC FT, experience not nee, but professional office. Par- 1744 Sleepy Hollow Lane Dunellen Ave. 7)2-302-0100 - RECRUITMENT All nationalities. Screened. off Watchung Ave. Thurs., Sat., March 11,9-3pm ATaT • MCI • SPRINT helplul. MB-78ft>3131 CRANFORD - 2BR, 2"" fir.. tially furnished fax/copier Phone Cards • Easy way to Lie. Bonded. Serving Tel- avail. 9O8-306-1SOO 3/9 a Sat., 3/11.9-2:30.7 Antiques, dignified junk. J ADVERTISING THE TBUST COMPANY state area. AURORA 2 family, newly renovated, & lunch counter avail. make possible SS.OOO - HOME IMPROVEMENT OF HEW JERSEY IVi mo. sec. + utils. Near rooms of furniture In- AddHons, nmadeana maeonv. AGENCY 732-222-3369 cluding Ig. traditional sec- S52K • All Cash! I SALES MARLBORO BRANCH DRAFTS PERSON transportation. No pets. This isn't a job • Inv. *7k Residential A Commercial. 280 Route » North »950/mo. Avail. 4/1. FAR HILLS- Shared of- tioned wall unit, Ig. Chi- fice environment, Indi- nese oriental rug, Palacek Wanted to Buy 625 For Info call: • Morganvllle, N J 07751 Leading high voltage 90B-272-4S20 1-S00-W7-98B8 1 •800-448-0828 • NdN Publishing has an Im- power supply so. has an vidual offices. Prices arm chairs, bflc a brae, Ig. entry level drafting posi- Real Estate Sales CRANFORD- College age vary. 9OB-2X4-2222 collection of Heritage Vil- 1AA CASH tar records, mags, DO YOU EARN $800 In aODD JOBS a O1NBUL P mediate opening lor a sales EOE M/F/H/V stuffed animals, teddy day? Vour own Local J* professional. Candidates tion avail., AutoCad exp. student. Pilv. sleeping lage, Hummel*, Lladrot. REPAIR • Lt Hauling, req'd. P-CAD a+. Knowl- room suitable to duplicate Herrend. Gold Scheider, bear«,toys. 9Oaffi54-668« Candy Route. Includes 30 brush cleared A re- ,• must possess the motive- SOMERSET NJ - Global edge of electrical / me- previous resident hi tech some fin* antiques, machines and free cendy. moved. Expert Int/ert »• lion to tell In a competitive Commercial Technology Incubators In- All for $9,995. Call 1-800- ••market, be willing to work chanical & detail draw- computer set-up. Close lo Rosevllle Jardiniere, cos- AAA OLD PHOTOS carpentry, painting, re- all shops, colleges and vites technology compa- tume Jewelry. *'• at • pm postcards, mags, 99C-VEND hard to achieve sales en- ings preferred. Send nies to lease 1 class of- placement window* & resume/salary history to: Property Transp. great loc, Prof Wednesday. Mo Early paper items, Ck cadence, manage multiple fice space Inc. conference QET OFF THE COUCH decks. Tree work, log stacks on a regular basis, OJ—sniii rtgh Voltage* type tenants, sharing Wrdal Cash Only ~ etc. Wanted (or top Invest S245 In yourself for Sale 315 other quality faclllllos. room* & other services A Golden IM Sate) splitting, gutter* clno. • and have encellsnt commu- loo, TO Bo* 531, Whtte- from $499/mo., Venture $$S and get a new Computer No Job too smell. Why houee Station HJ, 00889 J405/mo utll included. 1 <, pntcatlon, preservation, and Capital also available. John 908-322-1S4S Along with your new break your back? tf you <• closing skills, tn return, the attnJKk. F« 908434- STEEL BUILDINGS Sale: mo sec dep. Ret req. A 908-963-6643 Business. March specials LIFE M72. e-mail! must see, must meet. Call toll free 888-903-5497 or don't sea It, ask. Call us 5,000+ sizes. 40»60K14. 2 successful candidate will W8-278-8870 Firewood & ALL LKXEL, R.VER a OTHER today for •RBal •sttmale j earn an excellent salary and ghvengSblast.net $8,640; 50n75*14, TRAINS Top cash prices pd. www.axcellr.com / gabet $12,039; 50x100x16, Our 21st year! S26-863S Mrno«ntlve package (ram • Rooms Fuel arjn-48+4671 or 973425-1&8. |i newspaper group that rsc- 516,999: 60x100x16, Professional • ognlzes accomplishment. JUST $17,612. Mini-storage (Furnished) BOOKS -Old SeU-Singles, Home & Office JAlso Included are health, ELECTRICIAN buildings, 40x160, 32 SARTEU.'SFARMa, Autographs, old postcards, Services OARDCN SUPPLY 5dental, eye care and life ir>- /HELPER units, J16.M5. Free bro- old mag, antiq. 908972-3999 Cleaning 1020 - aurance programs, paid chures. ROOM FOR RENT Firewood 1/2 or full cords FT position. Residential ww.sentinelbulldings.com $700/mo, Incl. ullls. OH St. QUMS-SWOflDS-KNIVIS 0 holidays and a 401K plan, 90*654-1566732-388-1581 Child Care/ HOME, OFFICE, B ILOQ. g Earning* potential $30,000+. GOT only. Top pay, Paid vaca- Sentinel Buildings, 800- 1-2-3 pkg. Close to train. Own MILITARIA. NJ ft Federal Exp'd. Sparkling Clean. Refs. tion*, personal days, 327-0709, Extension 79. W/D, own BA. Avail. Im- Ueensed. Top cash paid. ~ II upu art looking for an ex- company paid benefits. med. 908-6SS-0967 Call Bert 732-921-4949 Nursery Call 9O»«72-9&9tt . ctlug opportunlly that will MARCH INTO Items Under comprehensive retire- Schools i HOUSCCLEANIHO a challenge your sales skills, ment package, bonuses SPRING SUMMIT- Non-smoking, OLD OH ANTIQUE FURN • elhjll or fax your resume Homes for Sale 330 $100 Low rates, free estimates. EASIER! & advancement opportu- 2rms, private be., private en- QlaM, China, Any un- Dependable * flttlable. • Witt a cover letter detailing nities, competitive try, all utll. Incl.. c/a, light kit. usual Horns. House Sales MONDAY MORMIHO INC Somervllle •1 4 2 BR Reliable, Insured care for 732.782-472* " why you should be consld- wages up to $18/hr, for apts. Avail, for imme- prlv. Mature person, avail CONTEMPORARY- Copper by Nancy. 908/272-5056 or I, an^d for this position. FORECLOSED HOMES and glass chandelier. Infanta a toddlers. electrician A $22/hr, for LOW OR SO DOWN! diate occupancy. 4/1, S650/mo. 9O8-2T7- 908/233-6157 Now you can foreman. Must have at 0OT7or90S-273-24M $99. BO8-771-O634 900526-4884 *\ • Reply to: Gov'l 4 bsnk repos being Lovely Garden Com- A FMsng Tackle) CoBectot least 1 year axp. Please sold Now! Financing plex. A MUST SEE! ^EXCELLENT Chlkicare call 732-251-4770 E*l. 21 SUMMIT: Room for rent DININO RM SET- glass Warts to buy ofct rods, rath, provided by 2 exp. moms, . Cathy Clark charge your available! Local Listings, lop, 4 chairs. $99. «73- lures, catriog*. 906233-1864 800-501-1777 exl. 5205. $110 per week. Call lots Of TLC & chlkj- • Classified 908-725-2596 908/898-0522 467-2M1 Ask for Donna • Sales Manager BUVWO Cameras • Photo Irlendly environment. classified ad Situations TIRES • Good rear Equip, 1 pc. or whole studio New-born & up, unbeat- Lawn Care & 3 Fail SUMMIT Townhouses/ Wrangler, LT 265/79R16, Call Ken at 732-928-7811 able rates Please Call •• 1-877-330-9955 Wanted Classic 3BR Colonial, "a brand new, S75. 908-232- Cindy, 732-424-7929V* Landscaping 1040 • ,. emalli We accept: acre level lot, 2 full BA, Condos 22W evenings. • QBiirkaexpress-times.com HOME* OFFICE CLEANING formal DR. LR, Fam. RM., awBaJI Musical Eicellent references EIK, Inund. rm., cedar WARREM- beautiful eftlc. ] far Rent R.F, Landscape Call la* 9O8-35S-4734 deck & fencing Com- apt., sep. entr., no smok- General 640II Instruction pletely renovated over In ing, no pets. Female/male, HOUM CLEAMiNO- Polish laal S yrs. Conv. to mid- aveil3/15 S645/mo. Ulil. BRIOOEWATER- V Merchandise Contractors Incld, 73Z-4es.349« haven, surmy 2br, 2b SAVE A LIFE TODAV- MUSIC A MAOJCAL OIFT Retaining walla, grading, My, exp. rets, own trans, town direct train ft Rtt. 24 Adoot a Piano teaching fn my home. Margaret 908/429-2095 a 78. By Owner. $469,900. unit, avail. fmmed., $1500/ drainage systems, top mo. + utlls. 908-696-1917 •M TREK 5200 • FkMkv Bike, needy Pet. 973)371 Arlra BeraffaOe-722-1893 soil, Illl dirt. seed, sod, EOI For Appl. 908-277-3928. # Polish Agency Inc. * Commercial 56 cm csrtnn, redtatttMi 1 Basfi, Techo Btoc pavers, high flkM deck computer. SMnano PETS FOR SALE: $100 Specializing In elderly/a ick Cash Buys any Pup over Home quality plantings, cert, •J MIDDLESEX BORO-by Property Vacation Property Pedals, lift. $2100. landacapa designers. care. Call 908-689-9140 owner, 3BR Cape., 1 'A 16 weeks + 113 Younger Services for Rent PUPS all types & slzas. Crll 9OSV27MBSS CLEANINGI dons by ex- BAs, overslxed deck. Fin- CONTRACTOR REnMNO- Open March 10, 11, 12 perienced Polish woman. ished basement, central tiTJBlAMMll air. $154,900 732-356-4781 Kave surplus plywood trim, Hours 10-4. J.P. O'Neill Retail Kelp Rot's, own tramp. Call LBI BEACH HAVEN NJ -4br, Kennels, 3637 US. Hwy *1 Cleanups, Mowing, Shrub WESTFIELD an, mod 14, », Of saaecr electrical and plumbing Sylvia. 908/429-6663 supplies. SOS 4S4 3018 PrlncMon. NJ V, mite ONLY Trimming ft Tree Re- NEED Torn j Medical building, 2 rooms, rates nxtnxl 97O6a4<7B30 moval. 732-873-2248 RETAIL HOME ft ART CLEANING prime location, Contact Qusfty WonV RH YOURNLL Real Estate Cindy B0e.232.M02. ANTIQUE- Victorian sola, Preatlge Collections, theReferences, own transp 2flyrse»p.Bcb 90»M1-aBu7 A-1 T*R LANOSCAMMa Wanted Merchandise walnut, rococo revival POCKET? premier glfl and collecti- Call Annabelle 732-469-1835 style ca. 1850-1880 com- Lawn makiL, Cteenupa, Sod, ble store In The Mall at pltlely resorted, wonder- Repair. Celling A floor Seed, Topaoil, Mulch. $16 / Short Hills, has openings HOME CAW FOR ELDERLY, Housing yard. Planting, Thatching, m ALL/ANY CONDITION ful carvings. 12,500. porches, steps, paint. n for FT / PT Sales a man- SICK, DISABLED. Live 73S-H0-0S43 732-358-9020. Oversesdlng, Brush re- m agement. We olfer a com- In/out. Pollnter Agency Caih paid for your prop- to Share moval. Chipper a Small petitive salary and bene- Call 9O6-92S-O494 erty. Fast closing. No REMOVAL •ENVMB m fits. For career Parse House Antiques IBM COMPATIBLE $296 4*CARPENTRV** Bscktioe Service. Delivery rod tape. Call Today. FEMALE SEEKS SAME- We clean yards and pens aval Rsae. ratoa. Futy hs'd Read the opportunities call: HOUSE CLEANING Stage House Wage, Set P*n We also buy A repair $6.5O/wk. 1 dog, SSSOtea. add. All small A medium repairs 1 ERA Queer) City Realty To share spl. with single computers, monitors, Inside A out a new work We return all callsl Owner J Ms. Joseph • Exp'd w/ref s. nwama mom w/ 4 yr. girl. Please AntJq. Bought & Sold Dealer Satisfaction guaranteed Classifieds Ask (or Lydla « Space A va49O8-322-909O printers, 908/464-7496. Ceramic We, Sftastrock repairs Operated! 908-369-5590 m 873-376-3537 906-704-2147 or S81 -9043 oallLlsa B08-5M-4267 «,...,•«•».• LITJ-JUll).^. 1 9O8-322-B4S4 Gutters cleaned. Inside a outside painting MULCH STONI - PMJp 20 yrs. sup. or Del. Relalt/Whole»ale. Call Larry 732-4«9-»3-40 Eagle Fence 1-8004B24246 Professional Carpentry Rooflng'Slding* Windows Masonry Doors* Porches* Decks Leaders* Sutler* A-1 WAYNE P. tCOTT Most Repairs* Free Est. Quality Masonry Services. 2B Vrs Exp Free Eat, InsU. ReTs. 43 yrs. FORGET THE STICKER LEN 908-561-4073 a family business. Every tab a specialty. 73J-96fr6230 Carpet SIOIWALK Cleaning R.F. Contraclli A 1 REP MASONRY MICHAEL'S We do It alt, big or small! 10 yrs. sip. Fully Ins. Free CARPET & list, fion MS-SI UPHOLSTERY Maaon Contractor CLEANING SERVICE Specializing tn Brick, Qn*y servtee. lasaunatae rstss. Block A Concrete. No 732-541-9885; Iv. msg. |ob to big or •mall. Over 25 yrs. experience. Fully Ceramic Tile 905 insured, frweit. cm 80M29-3900 Oaerrti OS a >• f.1 maUt4>ysie«itt,r* M&S MASONRY a\ PAVINO »«•• , sWs «H*S a drtve ways. p EXP. Fu»y SBR SAVE tnsU OalJohn S0M86-19B1 -H14BI Moving & OEPOSITl FCE1 Cleanups & Hauling SCHABFIR MOVING 11AAA eUANU 2hr min. Low Rates. Ins. Uc. 3 cylinder, autoamtic transmission, power steering/brakes, AIR, 4 dr. 4 cyl. aulo trans, pwr strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM Stereo-cass, rr rae-.dabrtt r PM00561. SOB/944-121« 2 dr, 4 cyl. auto tmns. pwf sirng/biks. AIR, AM/FM sloroo-cass, rr defogger, rats, tree oat, SOU3M14B Slk#9295, VIN#Y72153e5, MSRP $14,340. Lease incl $995 cust cash & $182 AM/FM stereo, VIN#X 1096495, MSRP $22,190. Includes $1000 dologger. AM/FM Stereo-cass. Sm.#9404, V)N#YZ4ie404, MSHP 1st pymnlt =$1177 due at lease signing. Ttl Pymnt3 = $6552. Til Cost = $7547. rebate. $15,320. Lease incl $650 Cust cash. $200 sec dep & $167 1 st pymntt 143 CUAN UPt- Vve ass] Painting & =$1017 due at lease signing. Ttl Pymnts * $6012. Ttl Coat = $6662. aryt*iB$119aTWCKLOAp I hdudbv dumptig Aloadsxi. Paperhamjiny 1075 Mdrano Bros.73M7+«l8 •AHOAIN CLEAN-UP A1 Richard** Palming LEASE LEASE Attics, Basements, Oarages, Experienced. Int./ext. pen MO. PER MO Lite Hauling. 906-6064578 Very reasonable. Free J6MOS ' 36H0S- Est. Fully Ins. 24 hr. CLflAN UP ft LT. HAUL answering aerv. ,'18.941 Free est. Insured. 732-4W-9234 7 day service, 1-888-781-5800 •CHR8TAD0RE* SAVE Decks & Patios 930 PROFESSIONAL SAVE DECK* 81V UNLIMITED HOUSEPAINTING We build all types ol Nobody Covers It Betlerl decks. All work guaran- Reasonable rates teed 10 years. Free est. Free estimates, Fully Ins. Ins. 908-707-4447 Aluminum/Vinyl house painting also avail. WNN* 5UBU RBAN INll Driveways 940 WB-27S-1127 & 908-23MO23 8 Cylinder, aulo trans, pwr strng/brks/wmd/locks, AIR, AM/FM 4 dr. 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr stmg/brks/wind/locks, AIR, AM/FM 8 cyl, auto trans, pwr strng/brks/seat, AIR, AM/FM Stereo- INTERIOR PAINTING ft Storoo-cass, till, cruise, loather int, Comlorl Pkg, storeo-cass, r/del, Slk #9332, VIN#Y6186190. MSRP $18,615. BATEHMO MVINd cass, till, cruise, VIN#XJ494058, MSBP $38,219. Includes Curbing « Sidewalks WAUPAPSsNO PLUS 000 VIN0XJ533154, MSRP $40,573 Incl $2500 rebate. Loase incl $995 cusl cnsh duo at lease signing. Ttl Pymnts = JOBS Call 908-241-8754 $8244. Til Cost = $9239 $1000 rebate. Free Est. Call 2454162 OLD QUY PAIMTtNO. Electrical 945 Need interior painting? Call the Old Quy ABLE ELECTRIC 908/769-8971 LEASE Reasonable .Lie. 11500 PtRMO 278-8692 & 688-2089 IHHOLA BROTHCfl't • Int. 3BMOS- ft sxt. painting. No lob too 34.318 RONSON ELECTRIC small. •M-2764SW or All Types of electrical work. 9Oe.241.9B77 Uc. S532, Insured • Free Eat 25 yra exp. 732/752-5683 iQOR'S PAINTING ft Wall a-aawring, Power ALK Electric Contractor Washing, Carpentry. Resl. Comm, Free Est. Ins. Free Bat. 9OSVMM401 PRE-OWNED VEHICLES Uc#9732. gOB-7SS4030 LAZAIWSI Expanding to this area. Introductory price of MCWTLJMMLTZ 99 CHEWY PMZM '97 CHEVY LWUM B6GE0PRIZM $16/stnole roll. Call tor 17CKHTIU2EII4U EAQLB FLOORS 4 door. 4 cylinder, auto more details 9W-24MB94 6 cylinder, automatic 6 cylmdor, automatic 6 ryliiuftM. outomalic liiins 4 dr. 6 cyl, auto trans, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, 6 cylinder, automatic 4 door. 4 cylinder, Sard/rMHsh Mdwd Floors trans, pwrs trng/brks. 1 trans, power trans. power powur slcflnng brakes' pwr strng/brks/ pwr strng/brks, AIR. transmission, powar aulomatlc Uansmission 322-7115 & 1-000-675-0212 * PAINTING * slmg/biks/wind/locks, strng/brks/wind/locKs, AIR. AM/FM slereo- yumkiws tocks. AIR AM'FM wind/locks, IAR. AM/FM AM/FM Stereo-cass. strng/biks/wlnd'loc>">, power steering/brakes. *«alhA HILItonemrtleit siaiflo-ciss. hit crui&r del Air, tilt, cruise. AM/FM AIR, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cassotlc. r dot. 71.032 stereo-cass, till, cruise, r/del. 36,651 miles. AIR. AM/FM SterBu- AIR, AM/FM stareo * 25 Vra. Ixp. * InsureInsured milos, Stk #89349 37 357 mitos. Slk»973?7. cas9. 3rd door. 47.020 Garden Storeo-cass, 15,577 Storoo-cass. 23.618 r/del, 29,435 miles, VIN#TS829571. cassette, rear deloggar Call Don 732-926-8999 VIN#XZ416155 miles. VIN #T8209397 miles, VIN0XB164657. miles. VIN#X9133510. VIN#V1181974 32.263 mtlBS. VIN Supplies PAINTINQ A PAPERING #TZO6832O Int. & Ext. Quality work. BARTELL'S $85/rm. S2O/roll. Why Farm A Qarden pay more7 9O8/707-0B72 Top soil. Mushroom Soil. Stone, Quarry Dust, Wall STEkMMAMA DAtMHTCR Stone, Grinnell Block. Painting, Window Wash & RR Ties, Firewood, A Repair, Putty 4 Caufc, Pa- PVC drainpipe per hanging. 30yrs. exp, insured 9087528-3382 732-388-1581 Bulk Division 008454-1566 Plumbing 1085 Gutters & [ NATALE PLUMBINO/HTQ Leaders No job too Big or Small 008-322-4296 Dannie Netate Plumbing lie+nm 5323 GUTTER No job too small) •AUER PLUMB. Llc.17543 CLEANING KW. h ALL HOMES *SO Installation. All types of repairs. Tree Services 1155 DEEQAN ROOFING EXn 137 G.S.PKWYTUUI LEFT 1MU! 908-479-4344 OESHIELDS CHEVY WE'LL BE THERE TREE SBIIVICE QUTTIR* a, LEADERS Winter Specials The most dependable, longest lasting trucks on the road. Cleaned and Flushed Insured 4 Exp'd, S4B/Up; Repairs; Gutter All types ol tree work. Guards; Seamless Gutters; Free estimates. Underground Drainage 733/88S-OB3O Systems; Insured. 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LEASE A 2OOO HONDA PASSPORT LXW BUY A iaaa HOMDA ACCORD LX 6-eyl., auto, PS, PB, PW, PDL, cruise, A/C, ABS, 4-cyl., auto, 4-dr., PS, PB, PW, PDL, cruise, AM/FM cass., A/C, VIN#407477. Model#9B325Y4BA. Demo Miles 6,210, VIN#XA006125. Model#C0665XPBW. r ) r j Per Month MSRP / / 36 months $19,705 BUY A 2OOO HONDA ACCORD IX MSRP $ $900 In $19,755 18,286 Enhanced Features yfr., auto, PS, PB, PW, PDL, cruise, A/C, floor mats, spoiler, door guard, wheel trim, pinstripe, Demo Miles 3,683, VIN#A019681. Model#CG665XPBW 2000 CIVICS & PASSPORTS ON ELIGIBLE 2000 ACCORDS 4.9% Financing up to 36 months 3.9% Financing up to 36 months 5.9% financing up to 48 months 4.9% Financing up to 48 months 6.9% Financing up to 60 months 5.9% Financing up to 60 months We Seivice Hunterdon County! We Are Minutes Front Bridgewater Commons Mall! ..-th '91 HONDA '91 ACURA '94 MAZDA '95 HONDA '95 FORD '94 HONDA ACCORD LX INTEGRA RS MX6 CIVIC EX WINDSTAR GL ACCORD EX 6-cyl., auto, 7-pass., PS, PB, 4-cyl., 2-door, auto, 4-cyl., 2-dr, auto, PS, PB, 4-cyl., 2-dr, auto, PS, PW, A/C, 4-cyl., 4-door, auto, 4-cyl., 4-dr, auto, PS, PB. PW, PW, PDL, AM/FM cass., PDL, AM/FM cass., A/C, 143,182 mi., AM/FM, A/C, R/def., Hit, AM/FM, cruise, fill, R/def, Power sunroof, 64,661 mi., cruise, A/C, R/def., P/seats, cruise, alloys, sunroof, VIN#MA053644. 113,576mi.,VIN#S012174. 67,088 mi, VIN#R5145085. VIN#SH529558. 61,376mi.,VIN#BB83031. 22,416 mi., VIN#A128891. $ *5,884 10,663 lOf993 '97 HONDA '97 JEEP '97 HONDA '97 VW JETTA '97 HONDA '97 HONDA \ CIVIC EX CHEROKEE ACCORD EX GLX CRVLX ODYSSEY 6-cyl., 4-dr., auto, Itrir., PS, PB, yl., 4-door, auto, Sport, 6-cyl., 2-dr., auto, PS, 4-cyl, 2-dr, auto, sunroof, PS, PB, 4-cyl., auto, PS, PB, PDL, A/C, Mini Van, 4-cyl., auto, PS, sunroof, 48,600 mi., PW, PDL, PB, AM/FM cass., PDL, PW, A/C, alloys, AM/FM cruise, buckets, tilt, 32,6449 PB, PDL PW, AM/FM ca$s., cruise, AM/FM cass., w/CD, A/C, R/def. cass., R/def., cruise, moonroof, UN#YA006707. A/C, alloys, sunroof, 53,273 alloys, 50,070 mi., VIN#AO23OO2 mi, ViN#VC014991. A/C, R/def, 31,373 mi., mi.,VIN#L527935. 37,332 mi., VIN#VM091595. VIWVC010204. $ $ $ $ 17,535 17f876 18,131 Lease a 2000 Holla Passport LXW, closed-end 36 mos., 12,000mi/yr., 15(/mi. thereafter. MSRP $27,515,1st pymnt $299 due at inception. Tot. mthly pymnts $10,764. Cap. cos! $2,401, Sec. dep., $300, Res. val, $14,858.10 Tot. pymnts. at initiation of lease $3,000, VIN«p7477. Buy a 1999 Honda Accord, MSRP $19,705. Buy a 2000 Honda Accord LX, MSRP $19,755. Plus tax and MV tees. Not resp. for typo, errors. General lease subject to change w/out notice. Lessee resp. for maint. and excess wear and tear,Pricing iruades all costs to be paid by consumer exc. lie. reg. and all applicable taxes and fees. Prices subject to change without notice. Art for illustration purposes only. HONDA Route 22, Bridgewater / 908-722- Visit our web site www.autosporthonda.com r March 10, 2000 Record-Press D-1 \\< iai THE NEXT 6 MONTHS GLOBflt ^ N.PLRINFIELD-757-4000 NEW 2000 CHEVROLET CHEVROLET NEW 2000 JEEP 4 OR 4X4 2 OR SPORT WELL BE THERE PER MO. S 36 MO. FOR THE I Total Due At Lease Inception: 189 NEXT6 fV, MONTHS Automatic, 0 cylinder, p/s/b, dual 89 FORTHE airbags, air cond, tilt, tint, p/w/l/m, Automatic, 4 cylinder, p/s/b, air cond, bucket seats, am/fm cassette, rr defrost, keyless entry, roof rack, cargo cover, MSRP: $14,605, VI n #Y7142500, Stk #Y086CV NOW HEXT rear defrost, bucket teats, 24 hr r/t ONIY. aealtt, cassette, MSRP: $23,340, Vln 6 MONTHS »Vl2iegQ4, Stk tYBOUB NEW 2000 CHEVROLET HEW 2000 JEEP LIMITED ana PER MO. 88 MO. Uotal Due At Lease Inception; $17691 J Auto, 6 cylinder, p/e/b, air cond, abe, I FORTH! roof rack, leather, p/w/l/m, p/drv. seat, heated aeatt, Infinity speakers, cd NOW player, tilt, cruise, key less entry, 16" Auto, V© eng, p/s/b, dual airbags? bucket seats, p/w/l, am/fm cassette, rr defrost, ' NEXT cast alum whls, bucket seats, 24 hr MSRP:$18,415, Vln IY6176518, Stk #Y449CV ONIY: r/« assist, fog lamps, MSRP: $27,355, 6M0NTHS Vln «YLiei270, Stk #V424JE NEW 2000 JEEP ROKEE NEW 2000 CHEVROLET LAREDO 4K4 PER MO. 36 MO. [Total Due At Lease Inception: $18291 FORTHE OrttY: NEXTO FORTHE Auto, 6 cylinder, p/e/b, air cond, MONTHS dual airbags, abs, cruise, tilt, tint, NOW HEXT p/w/l/m, alarm, cassette, 10" cast alum whls, foy lamps, bucket seats, Automatic, V6 eng, power steering, power brakes, air cond, dual airbags, 7 ONLY: keyless entry, MSRP: $20,890, Vln passenger seating, MSRP: $24,380, Vln #YD264331, Stk #Y7O4CT 6M0NTHS »YC12772B. 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PI_F1INF=IEI-D GlobalAuto.com MINUTES FROM: GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NJ TURNPIKE • RT 78& RT 287 , , J .„ « - ~ Prices include sN costs to be paid by the consumer except (or licensing, registration and taxes. 'Oder with approved credit. Dealer to subsidize monthly pymt to buyer's finance source until 06/01/00. Subject to primary lender approval. Pymt* calculated at k Tier Finance rate. Prices available on in-stock units only. Discounts ft rebates In Htu of special rates. Select vehicles IncI, $400 coll grad rebate (If qual). Chevrolet prices IncI QM loyal owner rebate |H qual). All least ire based on closed-endlease w/purch optn mil at lease end. Cap cost redyc. plus Istmo. pymt, $Orefsecdep.«scflfeedueatkMse Inception, Chevy leasts based on 38 mo. clostd-end least w/purch optn mil. at lease end ($7398 Cavalier, $10,128 Malibu, 117,167 Blazer, |13,40g Venture) Cap cost rtduc. plus 1st mo, pymt, $CrtlI sec dep 4 acq ferAHMat leut mctp, Batdueatltoasttoeep sMad abett. Total costdmUen •««, Btean $10^84. Malibu: $7873, Venture: iiW Milage: 12k mi/yr 20t therMfter. Jatp Ltasn (Purer, Optn: Laredo 118,237, Cherokee Spt $14,048, Cherokee Qr Ltd 121,5 3, Cherokee Lid: S418.170). Total pymtsi Cherokee Spt: 19134, Cherokee Ltd: $27,386, Cherokee Laredo: $13,004, Cherokee Qr Ltd: $17,414. Mileage: 12k mi/yr 18c thertafttr. Photos used for layout purposes only. Lessee respon. (or miinl. « excess wear I ttir. March 10, 2000 D-2 Record-Press The new, 2OOO BMWs are a product of world-class engineering, that combines luxury, power and performance for unsurpassed driving pleasure. Your new, 2OOO BMW is a product of our unrelenting efforts to bring you the area's most affordable, low payment lease plans. 2000 BMW328ci$ 2000 BMW 528i COUP Li SEDAN 6 Cyl, 5-Spd, PS, PABS, A/C. AM/FM St. CD, Full Power, Heated Seats, Moon Roof, 6 cyl. Auto, PS, PB, A/C. AM/FM cass. Premium pkg, Moonroof, Leather, Heated Front Seats, Premium Package, MSRP $36,160, VIN YJP01232. $3779 due at delivery inci. $2500 cap MSRP: $45,395, STK: >1238, VIN: YQU18638, $4,059 due at delivery inch $2,500 cap cost cost reduction, $400 ref sec dep, $480 bank fee & 1st payment. Total payments reduction. $550 ref. sec. dep, $480 bank fee & 1st mo. pmt. Total pmts: $19,044. Total lease cost: $14,364.Total lease cost $17,344.ELPO $25,567 $22,024, ELPO: $29,960.70 2000 BMW 528it$ 2000 BMW 740i Lttase SEDAN SPORT WAGON lor 8 cyl, Auto, PS, PB, A/C, AM/FM cass, 18" Parallel Spoke Wheels, Leather, MSRP: $64,420, STK: 6 Cyl, 5-Spd, PS. PABS, A/C, AM/FM St. Cass, Full Power, Heated Seats. Moon Roof, 11212. VIN: YDN80337. $4,555 due at delivery incl: $2,500 cap cost reduction, $800 ref. sec. Premium Package. MSRP $46,070, VIN YBR95423, $3949 due at delivery incl. $2500 cap dep, $480 bank lee & 1st mo. pmt. Total pmts: $27,900, Total lease cost: $30,880, ELPO: cost reduction, $500 ref sec dep, $480 bank fee & 1st payment. Total payments $16,884. $40,584.60 Total lease cost $19,864. ELPO $30,866.90 Assuring Your Satisfaction By Exceeding Your Expectations Assuring Your Satlsfmctlon By Exceeding Your Expectations MORRISTOWN BMW Ml Mill HOI PHOUD MEMBER W The 170 Madison Ave (Route 124] Momstown, NJ The can TOIL 731 Route 1 Edison, NJ Ryan Ryan Motor 973455-0700 THE ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE.* Motor -677-322-0200 THE UlTWATE OftMNQ MACHINE.* Group • FREE SERVICE COURTESY CARS • Group • FREE SERVICE COURTESY CARS • www.bmuvmorri8town.cam www.openroadbmw.com All leosus are dosad-end for ciodit c|uaklied individual; Lessee reap lor maun excess wear & tear, and at lease end lor mileaga in eicess of 10,000 AH leases are closed-end lot cradil qualified individuals lessee resp for main!. eicess wear A tear, and st lease end for mMMge in mem of invyr nt ;>t>c /mi Prices met all costs la be pmd by a lonsunvi «>cep1 tor licensing iog Iee9 & lanes. No! responsible lor typos. L 10.000 mi/yr al 20e/mi. 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