Westfield High girls track squad takes county championship. Please see Sports, page C-1
WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD Friday, January 28, 2000 50 cents Working in a winter wonderland Town talk will listen to Westfield youths Intrepid public works crews help region WESTFIELD survive first major snowstorm of 2000 "Listening to Our Youlh" is the theme of a town meeting BY TERRENCE DOPP blanketing the town. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at TMK l'HKSS Kelly said Tuesday's storm, Westfield High School. coming right on the heals of the This program will The first snowstorm of the Jan. 20 snowstorm, has not put include the official release of year '2000 brought I ho area to u too much of a strain on the town's a survey of nearly 650 standstill almost, resources, although he said pupils in the Westfield Many people and most stu- another snow event in the nol- school system. Students sur- dents took the day off as the snow tno distant future would nut bo veyed were juniors at began piling up Tuesday morn very good for the town. "With the Westfield High School and ing, hut other intrepid souls lctt two storms, we're not over- home early to trek through thi> stressed," he s:ud. "If we gt»t into eighth grade pupils in the 1 town's intermediate schools. snow at a snail's pact . Koad a third one, we'll star! In wear a The survey was devel- news throughout the area did little thin." oped by a steering commit- their best to keep people safe us In Scotch Plains, where the tee which "sought to find the precipitation chunked from snow forced municipal offices to ways in which the school snow to hail to freo/.ing rain and shut down at 'A.'M) p.m.. system and the community hack to snow, and continued into Superintendent of Public Works could support and protect the night. Walter l>iNi/.o said the township the children of Westfield," In tht* end. it was I lie hard got off easy at least, compared Superintende'ht of Schools work of municipal employees in to areas like North Carolina, William J. Foley said in a/ Went field, Scotch Plains and wbi'it* upwards of IK inches of press release. Knmvood that kept local roads snow tinned entire commiuiitieH. A related discussion will passable throughout the storm. DiNt/.o estimated seven to eight come from a panel of school Westfield, whore tIn* town inches of snow covered township administrations, youth government was closed complete roads and parking lots during counselors, clergy, students ly, used Ifil) tuns of salt, .'12 plows Tuesday's storm, with snow and parents. The discussion anil eight front end loaders, sometimes falling at a rate of will be open to the public. working around the clock, to keep nearly two inches per hour. For more information, roads open and live of ice, accord- DiNi/.o stressed that hissnow- call! 908) 789-446,1. ing to I'ublii- Works aerumulntmn estimates were by Superintendent Dan Kelly. no means official. "We don't have "We're in pretty good shape any scientific method just put. Non-profits groups right now." Kelly said a finger in the snow," he said. can get to 'the source' Wednesday. "As las! us it fame About 20 trucks and other down, we went out and plowed pieces of township equipment, its KENILWORTH - If lim- it." well as private contractors, hit ited resources challenge The WOHIfield superintendent (he streets in Scotch I'lains at -1 your nonprofit organization, said the most intense part of (be a.m. Tuesday and kept at. it if a lack of money or sup- storm was between fi a.m. and through Wednesday afli'rnoon, plies hinders the implemen- 7:!!0 ii.ni. Tuesday, although town working overtime to clour their tation of your projects, then crews, he added, were just as able nsrtigned roads of snow and keep a special panel discussion to deal with the largo amounts of them free of ice, according to coming to the Schering- snow that fell earlier in the day Umi'/.o. "Kvorything got. plowed Plough Corp. might be just us the few sporadic bursts that twioi\" lie- said. "We tl;u-
WVstfnld to the home and police are cur- rently investigating the crime, Beadleston student faces charges Mark Shallaby of Scotch | Police log according to reports. Plains was taken into custody * * * Jan. 19 on a contempt of court Valley National Bank on after school officials discover gun warrant issued by the Wildwood Westfield Avenue reported an Municipal Court, police Haid. He Charles Candia, 39, ofunknown person attempted to was released aller posting $160 Watchung Avenue, Plainfield, cash a forged check in the exploded in the student's face. The incident was; the second hail. was charged Monday with rob- amount of $466 at about 11:30 Principal: Student "I don't know that much about weapons-possession incident in *• + + bery. a.m. Saturday, according to weapons, but it appeared very the past two years at the Kenneth J. Sweeney, HH, of The charges stem from a police reports. The actor flud carried loaded gun old," he said. school. In March of 1998, a stu- Astor i'lace, liayville, was November incident on Cucciola when a teller asked to see proper School officials at the tiny dent was found to be in posses- charged Jiin. 19 with contempt of Place, police said. identification, police said. for self-defense .school of about 60 students sion of a .22 caliber handgun. On Nov. 19, Candia reportedly t * * court by the We«(field Municipal ByTEHBENCEPOPP noticed one student playing McMullen said that student Court, police said. He was also entered the Cacciola I'lace apart- Donald Patterson, 19, of with a shotgun shell and at ment of an acquaintance without Tin-: K never returned to the school charged with two counts of con- Jackson Avenue, was charged 1:30 p.m. began an investiga- after the incident. the resident's permission, accord- Sunday with shoplifting. WESTFIELD - Two stu- tion and locker search, which tempt of court by a Millviile ing to police records. When police; The principal stressed the court, police said. Combined bail Patterson allegedly took an dents at Beadleston High led to a student fingering two arrived at the apartment, unknown quantity of cigarettes School on Lamberts Mill Road others. two incidents are in no way was set at $460, according to Candia lied the scene, police; typical of the school, nor art1 police reports. from the Sunoco Mart on Route were taken into police custody The-15-year-old allegedly said. Nothing was reported 'M at about 10:45 p.m., police they due to the emotional prob- t- * it. taken during the intrusion, said. Monday and charged with gave the youth the shotgun A Walnut Street resident bringing a loaded gun to school shell, while the 16-year-old lems faced by students. He said according to police reports. + + + the school does not focus on reported Saturday the side win- Candia'tt bail was set at after school officials found a student admitted he had a gun Louiu F. Huono II, 37, of rickety old ,22 caliber revolver in his possession, police said. violent youths and keeps a dow in her car was smashed in. $10,000, police said. Harding Road, was charged The incident, reportedly occurred in one Htudent's backpack. "All three of the students are staff of professionals including Scotch I'lains Sunday with eluding police and therapists and teaching assis- white the vehicle was parked in driving while under the influ- Dot. David Wayman took a out on suspension," said t'ronl of her home on the 200 A daylight burglary at a ence of alcohol afler he fled the 16-year-old Elizabeth boy and McMullen. tants on duty. block of Walnut Street, according Portland Avenue home was scene of a traffic stop on Park another 15-year-old Elizabeth Westfield police said He also said the school to police records. reported Jan. 18. A perpetrator Avenue at approximately 6:15 boy into custody at about 2 Wednesday the two Elizabeth stepped up efforts to ensure * + * entered the house through a p.m. p.m. after Daniel McMullen, boys were transported to coun- student safety afler the first A Kanwood resident reported first-floor window and ransacked During the ensuing chase, principal at the school for stu- ty juvenile facilities. McMullen incident. "One of the things we Monday the license plute wa.s the bedrooms, according to police Huono struck a car at Park dentu with emotional prob- said the 15-year-old was did after the first incident was stolen from hin car while the reports. Police could not deter- Avenue and East Second Street, lems, discovered the 16-year- released. hire security," McMullen said. vehicle was parked at 401 mine whether anything was then continued to Midway old had the loaded and very The lti-year-old, whose "We watch very carefully." Boulevard, police said. taken. Avenue, police said. He was even- aged .22 revolver in hiB back- name was not released because + •+ * .1- * * tuully taken into custody on pack and notified the Westfield of his age, brought the weapon Police said the matter will The security department at "I am Kd" was written in per- Morse Avenue in Scotch Plains, Police Department. McMullen to school because he wasbe dealt with in the court sys- Lord and Taylor reported manent marker on a Treeview according to police reports. had already confiscated the threatened at his bus stop by tem, and would not comment Monday that a credit card Circle resident's fence Jan. U0, He was taken to Muhlenburg weapon by the time police an unknown person, according on possible outcomes of any believed to be stolen from the police said. Hospital and was released after arrived. to McMullen, who said in hiscriminal proceedings. "What .'Wentl'ield Lord & Taylor on * * ••?- blood samples were taken, police The principal said police opinion, the student most like- the judge decides, I can't tell North Avenue was used to make A .2f> caliber handgun was said. ly never meant for the gun t° you," said police Lt. John $1,400 in fraudulent charges. told him if fired, the aged reported stolen from the home of Buono was aleo charged with weapon may have simply be fired. Parizeau. The charges were made at the a Hunter Avenue resident Jim. a number of minor traffic viola- Woodbridge Lord & Taylor facili- 21, according to police records. tions pursuant to the chase, ty, police Haid. There was no sign of forced entry police said. Union sheriff charges fugitive with 1989 murder
ELIZAHKTH Union issued Wednesday by the sher- Task Force. The task force was Park Middle School friends seek multimedia donations County Sheriff Halpb Froehlich iff's office. He was one of throe aided by the High Intesity ; SCOTCH PLAINS - The all ages are desired. An emphasis Feb. 11. The sale will be held 6 announced this week his office suspects in the July 9, 1989 Drug Trafficking Task Force. ;Friends of the Park Middle in being placed on material for p.m.-9 p.m. Feb. 16 in the school and U.S. Marshals have arrest- murder of Robert Pretlow in Malcolm is assigned to the School Library are seeking dona- children of middle school age. library. ed a fugitive wanted in connec- the Elizabethport section of Fugitive Task Force, u joint for a "Multimedia Donations in the school Proceeds will benefit the tion with a 19H9 slaying. Elizabeth. venture coordinated hy the U.S. ilxchange." library, located at. 5H0 Park Ave., school library. Walter (Iriggs was arrested The second suspect, Bobby Marshals Service. *' "Gently used" books, compact will be accepted H a.m.-.'*:!*() p.m. For more information, call last weekend in Winston- Ray Davis, was shot dead the rfiscs, CD-ROMs and videos for Monday through Friday until (90H) 889-1732 or (908) 322-9025. Salem, N.C., where he was next day. A third suspect, working under an alias. He is Maurice Crowley, remains at Committee seeks being held in a North Carol inn large, officials said. acts for summer • Laser Skin Resurfacing jail and faces extradition to Griggs was taken into cus- New Jersey on charges of first- tody by Lt. William Malcolm concert series • Laser Hair Removal degree murder and weapons and Sgt. 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GENTLEMEN'S CORNER * "ii "iN - ..(ih, I mi,,l Win. COHT.XCT USA. 11 North Union Ave., Cranford - 272-535O 30 Ye£rs Trial Experience I™/ nit' I HI, InuTihuiotuil January 28, 2000 Record-Press A-3 And ... they're off! Candidate Connelly Sparks fly as County Manager Lapolla announces Congressional candidacy comes out swinging By TERRENCE DOPP to Golkin, is based on the ing an approximately $275 effecting the county. "I've By TEBREHCE DOPP other than the two major politi- THE KKColtlH'KKSS county manager's connections, million budget and 2.700 coun- talked about my accomplish- IIIK im-OMH'UKSS cal parties should host the not his track record. ty employees. ments because I believe in this debates, which should be held in Infighting among 7th dis- "Mr. Lapolla is a "Johnny- He has staunchly denovinced age of cynicism about politics, FAN WOOD Democrat neutral surroundings and fol- trict Democratic candidates come-latelv' who does not political cronyism in the past people have a right to know if Maryanne Connelly set forth low certain debate formats, for U.S. Congress heated up know the people or the prob- and defended himself against there is a record behind the the challenge Wednesday to her Connelly said.'There is n way to this week as another con- lems of the 7th district," said Golkin's charges by highlight- rhetoric," he said. fellow candidates in the race for organize them so itV fair for tender threw his hat in the Golkin, calling Lapolla — ing his years in office. "I have Lupnlhi sighted education the 7th District Congressional everyone involved," she noted ring to seek the spot vacated whose campaign is backed by a record people can look at," jjains, tax cuts and the cre- seat, calling for a series of pub- Connelly's challenge came by departing Rep. Bob Franks. Sen. Robert Torricelli and Lapolla said, noting that just lic debates. two days after Union County Candidate Jeff Golkin, a Union County Democratic ation of "thousands" of new because Golkin announced his jobs in the county as his major Connelly, the former mayor Manager Michael Lapolla Warren Township Democrat, Chairwoman Charlotte candidacy first does not mean of Fan wood, said the 10 candi- announced lie will be seeking took shots at Union County his opponent should be the accomplishments since becom- DiFillipo — a crony and sug- ing county manager. He said dates who have officially the Democratic nomination for Manager Michael Lapolla, who gesting his candidacy was an only candidate, announced their candidacy - Fianks' seat. Connelly said officially announced his candi- attempt by Democratic offi- he looks forward to facing all "The great thing about the of his opponents, including four Democrats and six Lapolla's late entrance to the dacy at a press conference cials to "circumvent the prima- democratic process is anyone Republicans — should hold race, and the support he has Monday morning. Golkin — ry process." who wants to run for office Ciolkin, in the upcoming pri- public forums in order to keep mary and election season. received, "is vei-y divisive to the who along with supported "This is cronyism at its can," Lapolla said, "The last the race issue-oriented and Democratic party." armed with pro-Golkin signs worst." Golkin said. time 1 checked, there was no "1 didn't come to this deci- allow voters to make informed sion (to seek election) lightly," In the oast, Connelly has crashed Lapolla's announce- Lapolla, who served as a rule saying the first one in tht* choices during the primary sea- highlighted education and ment ceremony — derided Union County freeholder for race wins." Lapolla said. Tin not running son and November election. health care as main campaign Lapolla as an upstart candi- six years in the 1980s and as Lapolla countered Golkin's for Congress because it's my "I In'lieve the public has a issues. This lime around, she is date who does not know the first assistant county prosecu- claims that he did not know turn ... or because I feel 1 right to know what a candidate stressing that education reform needs of district residents, tor for most of the 1990s, the people of the district by inherited it. I understand the stands for," Connelly said. does not moan having to spend stating in a press release announced his candidacy at noting he has worked with difference between earning "What better way?" money, although it is an issue issued Sunday that Lapolla the Cranford campus of Union people in all 21 municipalities something and thinking you're This is Connelly's second that must IK* addressed."I'm not was a hand-picked chosen by County College. He has been of Union County in his capaci- entitle.it to it." attempt at the 7th District seat. saying money is (he answer U> "Union County regulars." county manager for the past ty as county manager, giving Lapolla said as congress- She captured 4(i percent of the educational issues, but we need Lapolla's candidacy, according two-and-a-half years, oversee- him a sense of the issues man, he would make the. needs district's votes in the 1998 elec- to see how we can get smaller tion, despite being out spent -1-1 class sizes," she said. of working families his top by opponent Hop. Bob Franks, proprity. "I'll work to ensure who is running for a I'.S. Senate Connelly also noted HMOs that affordable health care is seat this year. The 46 percent and health-care costs are simply available to millions of was the strongest showing a too high for many people, anoth- Americans and that the educa- Democrat has made in the dis- er issue that must IH> addressed. tion of our children is the pri- trict in the previous 21 years, 'The costs ure just skyrocket- ority it deserves to be," lie according to Connelly. ing," she said. said. Connelly, who as of Monday In a press release issued had already raised $220,000 Monday. Connelly also men- more than what she spent in tioned abortion as a campaign her entire 199H bid said issue. "As the Republican presi- | Births debates are the fairest way for dential candidates have made all candidates to get their views all loo clear this week, we des- out to the public without the perately need representatives Ruth and Jerry Maloney Jr. cost and tactics associated with in Washington who believe in a of Westfieid are parents of their television commercials. The woman's right to choose," third daughter, Muriel, born ensure fairness, organizations Connelly said. Jan. H at Overlook Hospital in Summit. Muriel weighed 8 pounds 14 ounces and was 21 1/4 inches at birth. She joins two sisters, Maeve, 5 years old, Miss Nancy's Tiny Tots Playland and Morgan, ,\ 1/2 years old. Where 3T> year olds experience three happy & enjoyable Open id a» Still Maternal grandparents nru { Available dassroom hours, socializing Roger and Charlotte Weaving with their peers to develop ii of Wayne. Paternal grandpar- positive self imago! • Prc-rccidino/ ents are Marianne Weyant of »Cranford United Pre-nwlh Skills Ho-Ho-Kus and Herald • Social/Verbal SWls Methodist Church • Cridts/Garnes/Music Maloney of Littlestown, l'a. The • Our :}f)lh Year maturnul great-grandmother in Corner of Lincoln ami Walnut Marian Wuuving of Maynard, NJ State Lici'tiHcJ .„ (908) 276-9668 Mass. Holiday Bills Piling Up? 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an example of the tough issues Outspoken Morrisey that need to be addressed, not targets health care avoided. "We need a candidate "Health care is very important who is not afraid to talk to me," Morrisey said. in Congressional bid "Republicans traditionally shy about difficult issues, and By TERRENCE DOPP away from health care reform. I someone who has the 'I'HK KKCOI'I) I'KKSS think we need to tackle the issue experience and determi- head-on." WESTFIKLI) Republican Morrisey — who has long been nation to so something to hopeful Patrick Morrisey plans to involved in health care law and solve the problems down make answuriiiK the tou^h ques- served recently as health policy tions thtj focus of his cnmpai^n lor counsel to Rliley, chuirman of the in Washington." u 7th Dihlrtct HOIII in the U.S.House Commerce Committee — — Patrick Morrisey House of UcpruHontntives. said he is not afraid to talk about The Westfield resident how health care costs effect the Republican candidate announced bin candidacy last working people of the 7th for U.S. Congress week, joining the rank* of District. "It's absolutely disgrace- Thomas Kenn Jr. and (Jnson ful seniors have to choose Brook Mayor I'at Walsh in the between spending money on cat race to win tin? GUI' nomination food or prescription drugs," he School. "I think my background to replace Boh Franks, who will said, noting the more than allows me to help out in a number Beek a U.S. Senate seat thi.s fiill. 110,000 pages of laws and regula- of important wayfi." NJo^riBey'n campaign office is tions governing Medicare, Hu said Morrisey also places reducing located at 7 Kim Street in the complexities of thu current wasteful government spending Wefjtfiuid and should he open in program mean health care profes- and simplifying the tax code at the learning weeks. sionals spend more time on the top of the list of things he Morrisey has already raised paperwork than actually taking would like to accomplish during more than '$106,000 dollars in the care of patients, and "that's not his term in Congress. He said first 'LA days ol his campaign and right." making inroads toward solving haw received the endorsement of In fact, Morrisey said, huullh these problems is a more effective Rep. Thomas Wiley of Virginia care may in; the largest issue way to run his campaign and time and other Republican officials. effecting 7th District residents. in the House. "We need a candidate who is "New Jersey is the medicine chest The candidate tmid he sees all not afraid to talk about difficult of the country," he said. "We need of these issues us a seamless iHsues," Morrissiy said this week, to insure we protect thews jobs whole. By improving one area, the "and someone who has the experi- and keep them in the states." others will also improve, he said. ence and determination to do Morri.sey said his time in Making government more effi- Korriethinf; to solve the problems Washington has been a perfect cient cun transfer some of its sav- down in Washington." preparation for a term in the ings to the people who most need Morrisey was horn mid raised I louse of Representatives. During it those most hurt by the high in the district at various points bis (enure as a congressional price of health care. "If we make in his life, he has lived in all lour attorney, he drafted a major (government) more efficient, we counties within the 7th District Medicare Act in 1999 and has can save taxpayers' money," he — and he said that gives him a seen what a representative must said. strong Hi'nw of what's important do to he successful. He said the The Republican hopeful said to voters. "We have a wonderful majority of his opponents do not lie is looking forward to beginning diversity the shops in have such experience. a door-to-door campaign through- Westlield, the Route 22 corridor "When you look at it we sim- out the district, which he plant* to and the different ureas in ply can't afford to leave the dis- do Saturday. He called this Somerset County," he mud. trict in tins hands of an inexperi- approach "retail politics." He uses health care reform enced candidates," said this Kdison "I'm going to shake a lot of a subject he said Republicans native, who worked hit* way hands and knock on a lot of often try to wiggle around as through Rutgers University Law doors," Morrisey Haid. GRAY'S Nursery school registration FLORIST starts next week at Wesley WKSTFIKU) Registration Church members can register NICOLE DIMELLA/RECORDPRESS DESIGN SCHOOL for the Wesley Hall Nursery their children Monday and School takes place next week. Tuesday. "In-house registration" The white stuff The nursery school is on the will he Wednesday, Thursday and A major snowstorm may mean a treacherous commute and some back-breaking shoveling, but It can ASAI" grounds of the First United Feb. 4. Methodist Church, located at 1 E. For more information, call also produce tome true natural beauty — like this wintry scene in Westfield's Tamaques Park. f i • B.isic Fresh Cut Hroad St.. in Westfioid. 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Metro Stars dedicate game PET OF THE WEEK to the memory of Adam CranforH Hi^h «TmH Adam's family received DecDoc. 3311 Cranford High grad a letter in the mail with Adam's own handwriting on "(The Metro Stars) loved teaching kids the envelope. The letter — know how much Adam dated May 8, 1997 — had been the game of soccer written as part of a college loved kids, and they know assignment, in which Adam how important this fund had to write a letter to himself would have been to him, By ALEC MOORE outlining his respective aspira- THK CHRONICLE tions for the new millennium. so they're trying to do * CRANFORD - The New Adam expressed in his letter whatever they can to York-New Jersey Metro Stars his ambition to obtain his help." professional soccer team will United States Soccer dedicate a home game to the Federation "A" license. "I will - Francis Ferreira memory of their departed constantly strive to achieve friend, former Cranford High this." he concluded in the let- School soccer star Adam ter's final sentence. USSF's youngest "IV licensed Ferreira. Adam's love of soccer began coach, however, and wasted no To commemorate the memo- practically before he could time in going for his "A" ry of Adam, who trained and walk. His father gave him soft license. But fate was not kind worked closely with the Metro plush soccer balls to play with to the Ferreira family. Adam Stars prior to his death in as a baby, and from that point died Dec. 12, 1998 after fight- 1998, the team will donate $8 on Adam developed a deep- ing an eight-month battle with of every ticket sold for its April rooted love of the game that leukemia. His death citme just 15 game against the Columbus was equaled only by his love of one week before his 23rd birth- Crew to the Adam Ferreira coaching and teaching children about the sport, Adam began day. Memorial Fund. The game is During a special ceremony scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. at climbing the ladder of coaching certifications sanctioned by the held several months ago, Giants Stadium in East Adam's family commemorated Rutherford, United States Soccer Federation at a young age, and his memory at the grand open- The fund, dedicated in ing of Adam's (!oal, a soccer 9 Adam's name because of hisby the time he was 18 had already received his "Fsportin" g goods store that both Just 'Peachy love of children, helps provide Adam and brother Kric had financial support to children license, the first in the USSF "Peaches" may be a silly name for a male cat, cut with such a cute face, that moniker seems to fit this certification series. aspired to open together. fuz2y little boy just right. Peaches has been neutered, has had all his shots and has tested negative for and young athletes who are A limited number of tickets Buffering from terminal and It was while he was rising FELV and FIV.The orange-and-whlte fellow Is a bit on the quiet side, but he does get along well with other through the USSF certifica- for the April 15 commemora- felines and Is most certainly a lap-cat.To meet Peaches or some of his furry friends, call the Clark-based, severe illnesses, particularly tive soccer game at Giants children who love .soccer as tions that Adam got to know non-profit animal rescue organization Noah's Ark at (732) 815-1633. the Metro Stars. While work- Stadium in East Hutherford much as Adam did. are now on sale at Adam's "(The Metro Stars) know ing toward his "(" license, Adam studied and observed Goal, located at 213 how much Adam loved kids, Centennial Avi>. in Cranford. and they know how important the Metro Stars coaching staff. After he achieved his "CTicket" s cost $20 apiece. Tickets this fund would have been to for the game may also be Art auction benefits cultural programs him, so they're trying to dolicense, Adam trained and studied directly under the reserved at the Giants whatever they can to help," Stadium ticket window by call- SCOTCH PLAINS The Admission is $10 per person or Art.H Committee member. said Francis Ferreira, Adam's Metro Star's internationally renowned head coach, Carlos ing (201 ) 5HU-704:i. Cultural Arts Committee will $15 per couple. Advance tickets Proceeds will supplement cul- mother. Metro Stars representative sponsor its second annual art are available* from the turn) arts programs in the town- Adam's close ties to theQuerioz. while pursuing his r "B" license. Gri'g l'isarczyk said tickets auction Feb. 2.> at the Scotch Kecreation Department in the ship. Metro Stars began while he purchased for the April lf> Mills Country Club. Municipal Building, located at For more information, call was training and studying Ai the age of just 22, Adam achieved his "B" license and game may also be used us Preview is 7 p.m. with bidding -130 Park Ave., or any Cultural «i)0H> 322-H7OO, Kxt. 220. with the team, working toward vouchers for any other Metro to begin H p.m. Hors d'oeuvres, his lifelong goal of coaching gained national recognition as the youngest person ever to do Stars home game. wine and soft drinks will be soccer professionally. For more information, cull served during the preview. Coffee In an ironic twist of fate, it. Adam had no interest on resting on his laurels as the Adam's Goal at <90Hi 27'2-HSMO. and dessert follow the auction. Why dp smart Workshop help people f/(ome t (nfhjae Genfer kids fail? Your child may be tmarterilt.m ins <-r >',i.nlr->
sin IW X Im (nuhi'i** ll*'l]i i'Uil H,Hft J A tf\\ huirrs ;i ivi'i'k i ait In 'l|> w >iir i lulil MiijiM >t wisik itnily skilK IUMI Kiim (In* Kilm MlIImill F,itw CRANFORD - Most 1033 Springfield Ave. in FrutlrAtltm with School j Americans are one or two pay-Cranford. A second workshop has Vniir i lull I nui ilisinri lli.il li.iiiiiii): 1-.I1111 Lack of ConfJd.ncs j checks away from insolvency. been scheduled for Feb. 24 on the < 'lit' tl'Nllll^! (i|tl|"Hlll> (Hi llililll-- ,11111 VM' Illllll In today's economy, being laid downtown Elizabeth campus, No Motivation I off and losing two or more pay- located at 12 W. Jersey St. 111 ii'tiilirijl, 1 tin iitn >\ -^1 in Iv sktIK. 111; it 11 ;mi I checks is an all-too-frequent Hours for both workshops are '•ATM I 1 in 11 Sin< r I!)VV vM'\r hilpril liunilii'ils nj I liniis.iibiK 11I l Jersey Boy Spend the state's surplus very wisely Gotta Have Hi The budget proposed Monday by Gov. Christine Todd Mike Deak ' Whitman is aspiring, enterprising — and perhaps a little hasty. With the longest economic boom in modern American history still roaring, Gov. Whitman announced an ambi- It's tough tious $21.1 billion budget proposal — what Whitman calls .a "prosperity dividend." The proposal has a little bit of • something for everyone in the state, and fiscal belts — work to 'which have been tightened for the last decade — are being 'let out a notch or two. ' The budget is increasing by 11 percent; with that kind get sick ,of jump, you would almost think Whitman was a I can't get sick. 1 Democrat. While everyone around me ie ! Major parts of the budget proposal include more money sneezing and wheezing, coughing for property tax relief and municipal aid, more money for and retching, I remain so healthy local school districts, more money for the state prison sys- it sickens me. Maybe I should tem and more money for the state's colleges. stop exercising every morning, Whitman is also proposing to spend more money to start smoking and drinking, and repair holes in the state's safety net. The governor is ask- stay up all night carousing. ing for more money for mental health services for children I want to get sick so 1 can have .and the creation of a $200 million Cultural Trust. There is a few days off from work; prefer- ably I can begin feeling feverish also more money for people with disabilities and new char- on a Wednesday night and make ity care funding to repay hospitals for treating uninsured it a four-day weekend. , patients. Low-income families would get state credits and I want to spend an extended a $217 million down payment would launch a $10 billion time in bed and be a pampered school construction program. object of sympathy. It is a budget that makes the most hay while the eco- I want to enjoy the sensual nomic sun is shining on New Jersey. And while we look for- delights of chicken noodle soup ward to increased state aid to local municipalities and and stale crackers. I want an ^school districts — aid that, ostensibly, will cut down prop- excuse not to shave or to get erty tax bills — a few words of caution arc still needed. dressed. Just because more state aid is flowing from Trenton, I want to watch trashy talk municipal and school officials should not go on a spending shows in the morning and old movies on AMC in the afternoon. spree. Eventually, unless this cycle of prosperity has per- Letters to the editor I want an excuse to be cranky. manently altered the laws of economics, the goods time I want someone to feel my will slow down and the gush of money coming from the forehead to see if my hypothala- Statehouse will turn into a trickle. mua is working and to pour . This is what happened in the last years of the Kean Come to important town meeting Nyquil over a dish of vanilla ice Administration, during the prosperity of the mid-1980s. cream. Kean ulso offered an ambitious budget and the state wont To The Record-Press: of more than 600 students who have responded can- I've tried getting sick, but I've Dn a spending spree. When the economy turned sour, Jim I would like to extend an invitation to the udults didly about their attitudes toward school, home, failed. Florio was left to pick up the pieces, and municipalities^ and teens in Westfieid to attend whut I believe could tiieir town and themselves. I watched some shows on the and school boards found themselves raising property taxes ho one of the most important community meetings of The meeting will be part presentation, part open WB network "Dawson's at a time when their residents were being pinched by a the year: "Listening to Our Youth," which will be held dialogue, We look forward to u lively, interesting dis- Creek," in particular, and some sluggish economy. We don't want to go through that night- on Wednesday, Feb. 2, at 7:30 p.m. in the Westfield cussion, unlike the participation that was not afford- insipid comedies — and while I mare again. High School auditorium. ed us during the MSNBC town meeting. began to feel a dull ache in my At the mooting we will announce the results of a Please join us at the Westfield High School audi- head, the onslaught of giggles It's R»od to sc(> the state is finally spending money on wiped away any symptoms. issue's the slate should have horn spending money on for recent survey of eighth and 1 lth grade students, The torium on Feb. 2 to discuss the future of the youth of survey wns developed by a steering committee that Westfield. I wont to an Asian supermar- , years. But it also would be nice to see the state save a lit- ket and tried to induce nausea by tle for a rainy day, instead of going deeper and deeper into included clergy, school administrators, community WILLIAM J. FOLEY youth organizers, counselors, parents and students. examining what was for sale in bond debt. It would also be nice to see a broader tax cut, Superintendent of Schools the fresh meat section. There instead of just the property tax rebates. We now have the ability to look at the viewpoints Westfield were duck feet, duck tongues, There is a very simple idea legislators should keep in pork utcrusett and something •mind as they consider the Whitman budget fiscal disci- described simply as "pork bung." pline is needed just as much in good times us in bad. I began to feel relief as queasi- State must find * alternatives' ne.ss began to rise in my stomach, but then it disappeared as I real- ized that I had eaten a three- embryo omelet for breakfast, ,xhe Record-Press is here for you to create fair system of taxatiocompletn e with a glass of liquid The following information should help you get your ideas and BY CHARLES V.REILLY majority of New Jerseyans from a cow. , community news into Tlte llecortl-Ptvsx: A recent survey by The Star- would support increasing the I tried walking recklessly in a Call Editor Gregory Zeller at (908) 575-6686 with story sugges- l.edger/Kaglet on-Rutgers l'oll (Guest proportion of education costs cold rain without a hat, but that tions, questions or comments. Kor spoils, call Dan Murphy at (908) showed that New Jerseyuns arc paid by state government from only resulted in me being mistak- 575-6698. upbeat about many aspects of j commentary approximately 40 percent to at en as Adolph Menjou. 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"You enough to be using a Bteerable it illegal to race down hills in Scholarship from Ithaca College sophomore. Department, Haid the borough in Ithaca, N.Y. A graduate of Laura Kathryn Dvorak of have to go back und dean it up," also fared well in Tuesday'H sled •- such an the old "Flexible Union County parks on any DLNizo said. Flyer" — to continue whisking non-steerable sled was paused Westfield High School, she is a Scotch Plains Avenue, Westfield, storm, although il wan a tiring sophomore majoring in theater a freshman majoring in geogra- Another potential problem down the hill. Paparazzi said "a number of years ago" in the day for his eight-man depurt- arts management at Ithaca and phy. waa resolved before it became ment, which Htarted plowing at when the cops finished, only wake of a sledding accident on also has been awarded the Werly Kerry Lea Fleming of an actual problem for crown f3:.'i0 a.m. Tuesday and worked about five of the 100-orso chil- county property that left a child dren and adults enjoying the with a broken ankle. He said Scholarship in theater Drummond Road, Westfield, a cleaning up alter Mother Htruight through the day. A/ler a • * • Nature. Scotch Plains salt cof- winter ritual were still sled- the taw was designed to protect senior majoring in elementary Hhort rest, the crews wore back Jessica Marie Novak of fers wero low, thunk« to the out plowing the commuter lotK ding, and her group was not children from such mishaps. teacher education. Evergreen Boulevard, Scotch smaller snowstorm that grazed at the train station at 9 p.m. among the lucky ones. "The county would be remiss if Michael Andrew Kotler of Plains, was named to the honor the area Jan. 20, according to Tuesday. When she and her charges we didn't do that," he said. Roger Avenue, Westfield, a senior Dinizo, who noted his Public returned to the hill Friday and roll for the fall 1999 semester at majoring in marketing. "There's no relief here," According to county ordi- East Carolina University in Works Department can Htore Mnnfra Haid, noting that eight Saturday, their sledding activi- nance, sledding in allowed at David Scott Lasus of Crest about 200 toriH of rock stilt at a ties were again stymied by Greenville, N.C. She is the daugh- Lane, Fanwood, a freshman men in a Hmall number to plow Kcho Lake County Park - the ter of Susan and James John time. But a scheduled Tuesday so many borough roads county police, Paparozzi said. only area designated by the majoring in hotel, restaurant and Novak. institutional management. delivery of more rock Halt came including whatever county "I thought I was in Nazi county as an official sledding * • * just in time, he Haid, a« llakeH Germany or something," said Marisa Elaine Mangione of roads that cut through hill — but only on steerable Anne M. Lutkenhouse of began to pile* up on township Kanwood, "Even the county Paparozzi, a social worker by sledn. "Toboggans, bobsleds, fly- Linda Place, Fanwood, a sopho- sidewalk* and mads. Westfield was named to the more majoring in English. roadH," the superintendent Haid. trade, adding she resisted her ing discs and other deviceo that dean's list for the fall 1999 semes- DiNizo Hiiid Public Works "If we we a problem, well take urge to practice Thoreau-style cannot be steered are not per- Jillian Mazzagetti of N. ter at the University of Scranton Marline Avenue. Fanwood, a crewH spread atxiut 37 tonn of care of'il." civil disobedience for fear it mitted at any time," the ordi- in Scranton. Pa. might have repercussions on sophomore. Bait on Scotch Plains rouds dur- Despite the IxsHt efforts of nance notes. * * * her job. "It was almost like a Stacey Lee Peterson of ing the storm, an average num- Manfra'H crew, Fanwcx>d was the The luw also gives the park Two area students were police state," she said. Belvedere Drive, Scotch Plains, a ber for a snowstorm of that «i/e, scene of at leant one serious supervisor authority to end all named to the dean's list for the he noted. vehicular mishap a tractor Paparozzi said she has never sledding if there is not enough senior majoring in elementary fall 1999 semester at Quinnipiac teacher education. In Fanwood, Public Works trailer that tried to make it been politically inclined, Hnow on the ground to ensure College in Hamden, Conn. Director Ray Mani'ra Haid I urge through H difficult stretch of although watching the faces of safety. Erik M. Glazner of Drive. Adena Plesmid of Mountain amounts of Halt being Hpread on Terrill Koud and wound up jack- the children rouHted off the hill Murrsiy said he was aware of Scotch Plains, IB majoring in Avenue, Scotch Plains, a fresh- area roads in not an adequate* knifed. According to Manfra, the inspired an all-night e-mail ses- the incident that booted English. Renu Mehta of Golf man majoring in accounting. indication of how well road truck driver backed up und sion, in which she sent mes- Paparozzi and her children off Edge Lane, Westfield, is majoring Matthew Saul Rosen of crewH are maintaining roads. tried to plow through the snow, sages to every politician she the hill, hut Kaid county police in health science and physical Sandra Circle, Westfield, a junior Manfra'B crewH spread about 50 but the cab slit) out and came to could think of. "Why are they do not use harsh tucticH when majoring in hotel, restaurant and r therapy. tonH of Halt and another 2.> tons rest at a right angle to the trail- making a crime out of Hleigh removing Kledders from a hill- • • * institutional management. er. Manfni said DPW crews had of cinders using the horoufrh'H riding?" she asked. "What do Bide. H<; noted there has never Sixteen area students were Adam David Ross of Locust four plow truck* and other police block o|F the area and you tell to a KJ-year-old?" been any summonses issued to, Avenue, Fanwood, a senior major- plowed around the truck so it named to the dean's list for the equipment, Much HH front i>nd County officials said they do or penalties imposed upon, fall 1999 semester at the ing in finance. loaders, he Haid. But according could get out. "We got it cleared not consider sledding a crime those who get caught sledding Heather Patricia Vlach of up fast," he said. University of Delaware in to Manfra, distributing large and the Jan. 20 incident »it illegally on county property. Newark, Del. They arc: Scotch Plains Avenue, Westfield, amounts of salt can be wasteful. All three of the public works Kcho Lake County Park WHS in "Basically, what the officer Janis Lane Acampora uf Fox a senior majoring in English. "Salt's not cheiip," he Haid. "A oll'ii-ialu noted the wnow that fell no way a "crackdown" against does is inform kids (about the Court, Scotch Plains, it sophomore * * * certain amount of Halt can melt during the storm wan dry, which hard-core snow-lovers. rule)." Murray Haid. "We're look- majoring in biological sciences. Two area reaidents were a road HH quickly an if you put made clean-up - with trucks "It wasn't a crackdown," ing out for the kids in the park." Lauren A. Biedell of named to the dean's list for the five times that amount on the and HIIOVOIH much easier. noted Union County spokesman Canterbury Drive, Scotch Plains, fall 1999 semester at East Michael Murray. "It's protecting a junior majoring in consumer Stroudsburg University in East Fax us economics. Stroud»burg, Pa. Karin M. Bizzarro of Julia L. McMillan of Boynton Carleton Road, Westfield, a senior Avenue, Westfield, is a junior your news! majoring in communication, majoring in early childhood edu- Maura Rose Burstein of cation. Wendy J. 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WEDNESDAY FEB. 2 FIRST WEDNESDAY luncheon of Westfield Historical Society. Young at art B.tl. Ftelds. 560 Springfield Ave,, Westfield, noon. Non-meml>ers: Call Members of Cub Scout Pack 4 of Scotch Plalns-Fanwood took some time over the holiday season to create some festive posters depleting (908) 233 2930 by mwn Jan. 31. wintry scenes. The scouts then delivered the posters to local nursing homes and hospitals, just In time to bring the patients some holiday joy. BLOOD DRIVE sponsored by Westfield Aren Chapter of American Red Cross. 321 Klin St.. Weatfield, 3-8 p.m. Donor require- ments: Call «908i 232-7090 or (800> BLOOD NJ. QUARTER DIP fundraising dinner for Athletic Boosters of Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School. 641 Westfield Road. Scotch Plains, 6-7:30 p.m. Cost 25 cents per dip fall (908) 889-8800. DECA students score LISTENING TO OUR YOUTH town meeting on whnt Westfield teens think Weslfield Hijih School. f>o() Dorian Road. Westfield, 7:30 p.m. Call (90Hi 78H-44K3. in regional competition SENIORS SCOTCH PLAINS Patrick Dinsinore, junior; vehicle COMING UP Marketing students from Scotch und petroleum marketing, Jiiinen OlcUaiardof West lit-Id ON WITH THE SHOW 52nd annual faculty parent show of Annexe, junior. Officers of the Old Ciiiird of WeHtfk-hl for 2000 are Washington School (Westfield) Hoosevelt Intermediate School, 301 lMains-Fanwood High School won 92 awards, including 5K tro- First ftUit-f trophies Daniel Knhcrt liroadwell. director, Koy Bowman, vice direction; Clark St., Westfield, 8 p.m. Pel) 4. 2 and 8 p.m. Feh 5. Admission $8 (Joerhy, Jerry Salerno, It J. Tlioma.s Kplaiui', treasurer; KoiTest Allen, assistant trea- evening, $6 matinee Tickets: Cull (908) 317-2775. phies, in the New Jersey Central Region competition of 1)K('A. Milligari. Megan Kiel, Julie surer; Churlert Itilics, recording sccrotury; and Richard BLOOD DRIVE sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council The awardB take from the Lnwen/Jaue Sbih, K.J. Kasv.kn, 5437, 37 South Ave.. Garwmxl, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Feb. 5. Call <908t 789- Weiss, ciirrespuiidiii^ secretary. All were sworn in •lun.6. event at Middlesex County Nathan Jones, Lauren Kcgtrnthal 9809 after 4 p.m Thi« Old (Uiiiid is open to retired and Homi-retired men, College in Kdinon is the largest and Becky Vilim. seniors: David PROGRESSIVE DINNER The Mnny Ways to Say I Uve You," Mi'i'iings jii-i' Id a.in .Thursday n\ (he Wcsllicld Y on (Mark in the chapter's .'<()-year hwtory, Bell, Knn Watson, ('nri.H benefit for Friends of the WeHtfield Symphony Orchestra. Westfiold, SI reel. according to a chapter press (•awryluk/Dnvid Larkin, David 1 6:30 p m. Feb 5. Cost $35. RcHervations/directions. Call (908) 654 Kctfiilnr ^roiip activilicM incliidi ^oll, bowling, bridge, release.. Winners from SI'-FHS: Hell and Kenec Zidonik, juniors. 8329 day (rips, lntulK'oiiH, women's events and .sluiKlfhoanl. \t\ First place overall Food St'ciiinl place trophies SUPER SUNDAY annual fundraiaing evunt of Jewish addition, the MiMT.ymen I'liorus performs regularly for marketing, Nathan Jones, Kolierl (iionliino. Daniel Kalisk.v, Community Center of Central New Jersey, 1391 Mnrtine Ave., Scotch senior; hospitality management, Nathan Jones, Jackie Sunders charily functions, public ^athcrin^s and formal concerts. Plains. 9 a'm.-8 p.m. Feb 6. Call (9081 889-5335. Chris (iiiwryluk and David and R,l Million!i. seniors; Knhli Kur more information, call iirnmlwell at (HOH) 'Z'A'Z-fi 1 fi(). HEALTH FAIR public event for Wutttfield Y, 220 Clark St., Larkin, juniors; marketing man- Hugg/Krif Koii/elinan, Hrel.l The Old r.uiird of West field is flic second oldest of Lh<3 2M WeHtfield. noon-3 p.m. Feb. 6. Call (9081 233-2700. agement, Andrew Klko, junior; iiiiHliiiige.r, James Aiinese, chaptciH in tlic slatewidi' In(er-('hapter Council of New . BRITTLE BONES? lx>ne density screening for osteoporosis travel and tourism marked n^, Jesxicn Loliiare jind Doiifj Jersey, ('mincil officors for HO(K) arc William Tliornton, telated diseases Westfield Y. 220 Clark St., WeHtfield, nmn-H p.m. Julie Lowen and Jane Shih, MI ('linlcuk, director; Don Kintcr, Hist vice president; Peter Abitunto, feb. 6. Cost $40. Prepayment required; call (908) 233-2700. weniorH; business services mar- juniors. second vice president.; John Macaluso, treasurer; Jack JEWELRY SHOW and sale, benefit for Best Friend Dog and keting, Megan Kiel, senior; quick 'Vhml phiee trophivs Animal Adoption. K7 Cottage Place. WeHtfield, 2-6 p.m. Feb. 6. Call Mellu^h, secretary; Al Hirsili, [>arliamenlarian, Fnink service restaurant management, Moniquc Diivis, Julie (908)301-1397 Upton, chaplain, and John Hallenlyiie, asHistant chaplain. Becky Vilirn, senior; apparel and Lnwcn/Jiine. Shih, Nathan Jones, GAME NIGHT and meeting of Altar Ko«ary Society at St. iiLCCHHorics management. Megan Kiel, Jennifer Miller arid Bartholomew the Apostle Romun Catholic Church, 2032 WeHtfield Lauren Hegenthal, senior. Surah Vilim, seniors; Patrick JCC Senior Adults Ave., Scotch Plains, after 7:30 p.m. Mass Feb, 7. Call <908) 322-5192. Second place uverull Oinsniore. Ditmiano (ifielnnn, AUDITIONS for Celebration Children's Choir, ages 9-13. Senidis (>() and older arc welcome to take advantage of Apparel and accessories, Daniel Rob Hiigg/Kric Kon/.nlnmn, Cranford United Methodist Church. 201 Lincoln Ave. East, Cranford, progntms run hy tlie Senior Adult Department of thu (Joerhy, nenior; retail merchan- Andruw Klko, Sandra Franco, 6:30 p.m. Feb. 8 Call (9081 245-2339. •Jewish Community (!enter of Central New iJerse.y. dising marketing, Jnckie. Doug (jillie/Jumes Mc(!linlm:k GRANT OPTIONS seminar for nonprofit organizations on (!lnsses, trips and .special events are available with many Sanders; Hcnior; vehicle und and David Sigmon. juniors; und of them at. the JCC building at l.'tUl Marline Ave., ScoLch "Getting to the Source" of funding. Schering-Plough Corp., 2000 petroleum marketing, H.J. Matthew Vanderheyden, sopho- galloping Hill Road. Kenilworth. «:30 p.m. Feb. 10. Cost $10. Milligan, senior; financial ntsr- more. Plains. A kosher lunch is provided three days a week. Registration required by Feb 4; call (908) 558-2550. viceH management, Rob Hugg ilutmnthle mention Itrism Transportation i.s available for (hose who do not drive. MORE 'CREAM' seminar on how to "(let Completely Out of and Eric Konzelman, juniors; Lavery, Ann KHpino/.a, Michael In addition, a new program lor newly retired Heniorn Debt" Union County College, 1033 Springfield Ave., Cranford. 6:30 apparel and ncccHnorieH associ- Grabe), Tyler Locke, (Jiurgi begins in the spring p.m. Feb. 15 Cost $39 Registration: Call (908) 709-7600. ate, JusHica LoBrace, junior; Mikeladze, Rtissi'll Kahade.uu, For more information, call Nan Station at (908) 889- MULTIMEDIA EXCHANGE sale of used CDH, CD-ROMH, sportH and entertunmont mar- DouglaH Kagcr, A..J. RIIIIIWJ and HHOO, Kxt. 201. books and videos to l>enefit Park Middle School, 580 Park Ave., Scotch keting, Doug Gillie and James Kate Sargent, se.niorn; Anthony Plnins. 6-9 p.m. Feb. lf>. Donations accepted until Feb. 11; call (908) McClintock, juniors; retail mer- HIUHI, Poter CivinH, Timothy 889-1732 or (908) 322-9025 chandining nnsociate, Matthew Gander, Anthony (Hum, Melissa 'Over 55'Travel Club ART AUCTION benefit for Scotch Plains Cultural Arts Vanderheyden, sophomore; Quiz UmuH, Cori Ochrni und Sunita Adults are invited on these trips for the "Over fifS"Travel Committee. Scotch Hills Country Cluh, Plainficld Avenue, Scotch Bowl, Rob Bugg (junior), Nfithan Shuh. juniors; David Baunriwoll, Club from the Senior Citizens Council of Union County: Plains. 8 p.m. Feb. 25 (preview 7 p.m.). Cost $10 per person, $15 per Jones, R.J. Milligun and K.J. Ryan Crawford, Josh March 17 — St. Patrick's Day show (Irish food and Couple. Call (908) 322-6700. Ext. 220. RiiHzktt 'seniors). FinkelHlein, Rob Matlar, Andrew entertainment) at I'ocmount. fl'oconoMj. ('ost is $54. BENEFIT BIDDING - auction to benefit AIDS Benefit Third place overall Pavoni. Daniel Portnui and April 20-May I (.lE'Z to Miami, Barbados, Dominica Committee of New Jersey. Temple Emanu-El, 756 E. Broad St., Hospitality management, Christine Troiano, sophomores; and St. Thorn tin. Cost begins at $1,500. Space is limited, Westfield, 8 p.m. Feb. 26 (silent auction 6 p.m.). Admission $100. Jennifer Miller and Sarah Vilim, and Steven Duremus, freshman. Reservations: Call (908) 232-6770, Ext. 129 or (908) 928-1600. April 2H — "Milleutiiuin Sliowstoppers" Broadway revue seniors; marketing management, More than MOO students from ut Lily Lungtry's Dinner Theater. Cost is $57. CIRCUS TRIP - Tor Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Circus 25 high schools participated in Robert Giordano, senior; full ser- May 2 - The CJaylords at Pocmtmnt. (JOHI is %TA. at Continental Airlines Arena. Bus leaves from Municipal Building, vice restaurant miinagement, the Central Region competition. Park Avenue, Scotch Plains, 9:45 a.m. March 4. Township residents Sandra Franco, junior; technical The utiiU; competition will be May H-12 - Charleston, S.C.; Savannah, fin.; and $27 (registration begins Feb. 7); non-residents $29 (registration marketing representative, March 2-4 in Cherry Hill. Myrtle Beach, S.C. (!o.st is $595 per person, double occu- begins Feb. 14). Call (908) 322-6700, Ext. 222. pancy. May 17 - Polkafest at Mount Haven. Cost in $50. May 23-24 — Longwood Hardens, American Mutuc Jewelry show, sale benefits Theatre and tour of Amish area. CAMI is $160 per portion, double occupancy. National scholarship pageant June 14-15 — Italian Fiesta at Tamarack (CatskillHJ. non-profit animal agency Cost i.s $130 per person, double occupancy. seeking New Jersey entries June 2,'i-26 — Finger Lakes region 'upstate New York) WESTFIELD - Best Friend Proceeds will hone, fit Best and Scntlft Lake House. Cost in $385 per person, double The New Jersey National in Opryland USA, located in Dog and Animal Adoption will Friend Dog ;ind Animal Adoption, occupancy, Teenager Scholarship Pageant Nashville, Tenn. which helps lost, abandoned, HponHor a jewelry nhnw and salt- 2 July 16 - "The King and I" at Three Little BakcsrH. Cr>Ht is now accepting applications for Competitors can enter the p.m-6 p.m. Feb. fi at HI Cottage starving and injured pets The. the 29th annual State Pageant, talents and essay competitions Place, near St. Helen's Church. nonprofit agency also helps pets is fcfiO. scheduled to be held April 29-30 at no extra cost. A winner and a Affordable custumc jewelry that arc scheduled to be put to July 22 — Port Chester on the Huduon, including ewtute in Ocean City. runner-up will be selected in ' will be available as well an Hter- sleep. It provides spaying, neuter- tours. Lunch is on your own at area restaurants Cost ia If you are between the ages of each division. ling silver, umber and gold jewel- ing, vaccinations, grooming and $40. America's National Teenager other necessary thingH for petH. 12 and 15 (Junior Division) or ry. Many of the pins feature cats, July 30 — Wood loch Pines with smorgawbord. Cost ia 16-18 (Senior Division) and is the oldest and largest teen dogs and other pets, of particular Complimentary coffee and would like the opportunity to scholarship program in the appeal to animal lovers. AH a pre- cake will bo nerved. $56. represent the Garden State at nation. Over the past 29 years, lude to Valentine's Day there will For more information, call Sept. 17-21 — Wildwood Crest. Coat is $325 per person, the national competition, ride in more than $100 million in col- be lots of hearts for sale. (908)301-1397. double occupancy. the Miss America Parade, meet lege scholarships has been Oct. 3 — Kay Starr at Fern wood. Cost is $58. the governor, speak to other awarded to deserving teens. Oct. 12-16 — Yankee Doodle Lodge (VermontJ. Coat ifl* teens about issues that are For more information about $430 per person, deuble occupancy. important to you and receive the pageant's scholarship oppor- Births All trips leave from the Boyn and Girls Club in Union. thousands of dollars in college tunities, call (609) 652-8216 or Groups are especially welcome; special pickups can be scholarships, this may be the send an e-mail to contest for you. arranged. Payment in full is required for one-day trips. NJNATeen January 28, 2000 Record Press B-3 BEST BETS Forum Theater presents Steve Martin's 'Picasso' THE RETURN OF J^uixote METUCHEN—The ! Forum Theater will present : Steve Martin's award-win- § RAHWAY - Audiences at the Tickets are $24 and $19, rytellers manage to inspire pris- "The Impossible Dream," as well the best in the performing arts, ning play, "Picasso at the % Union County Arts Center can although senior and student dis- oners of the inquisition with as "To Each His Dulcinea" and "1, is located in the recently see for themselves the classic counts are available. Call the Quixote's impossible dreams and Don Quixote." "Man of La restored Kahwny Theatre, a li>28 Lapin Agile." Feb. 5 to Feb. I 1966 musical "Man of La UCAC box office at (7;J2i 499- stories of giants, dragons, Mancha" is a least for the ears as vaudeville and silent film house 27. I Mancha" when it comes to the 822(i for more informaiton. knights, enchanters and beauti- well. in downtown Railway. The Arts Called "Martin's poker- i UCAC stage in March. Miguel de Cervantes joins his ful damsels. Featuring charac- David Kdwards, late of "Jolson Center is handicapped-accessible faced and very funny riff on I Performances are scheduled greatest creation, journeying ters as colorful as eternal side- and Co." at the York Theater and listening devices are avail- the birth of the modern cen- 1 for March 10. 11, 17, 18, 22. 23. knight errant Don Quixote, kick Sancho Panza and the fiery Company, plays able to patrons upon request. tury" by New York magazine, I24 and 25 at H p.m.. and on through adventures and misad- barmaid Aldonza, "Man of La Cervantes'tjuixole. Christine Major support lor the Arts "Picasso" was the recipient z March 12 and 19 at 3 p.m. There ventures in Hith-eenturv Spain. Mancha" is warm, tunny, tender Jugueta makes her IH'AC debut Center and its programs comes is a special student matinee The Spanish Inquisition is at its and magical. as Aldon/a. from the City of Railway, Merck of the Outer Critics Circle -{ scheduled for 11) a.m. March 22. most powerful, yet poets and sto- With a score that features "Man of La Mancha" is being & Co.. the Board of Freeholders Award for best new off- ? directed hy Russell Trevz. who of Union County. Comcast Broadway play, as well as for': made his UCAC debut in 1997 Digital Cable of Union and the Best Playwright. ^ with "Into The Woods." UCAC Rahwav Savings Institution. Set in 1904 Paris, the favorite Mark George returns as Tickets may be purchased by story has Albert Einstein : musical director after last sea- phone wi<|i a Visa, Mastercard, son's triumphant productions of or Discover card, or in person at encountering Pablo Picasso "A Chorus Line" and "Fiddler on the living Street Hox Office. In at the Lapin Agile bar. This ; the Roof." addition, tickets for concert and hypothetical meeting takes • Mary Jane lloudina makes theater events are available the audience on a roller her Union Comity Arts Center online this season through the coaster ride of wit and words { debut as choreographer. Sets tire World Wide Web site at as the two discuss fife, art, by Joseph A. Miklojcik, lighting www.ufac.org, and through ETM mathematics, iove, and the is by Rich Bishop and the cos- Ticket kiosks located in lhe tumes an* by Meg Weedon. Menlo Park Mall and Edwards future of the world. This pro- | The Union County Arts Supermarkets. duction will mark the New ' Center is an affiliate member of For more information, or tick- Jersey premiere of this imag- the New Jersey Theater Group. et availability, call the box office inative and hilarious comedy. • The UCAC. a not-for-profit cor- at iTA-2) 499-H22H, or after 5 p.m. Discounted tickets are ' poration dedicated to presenting at (1-HHH) ETM-T1XH. available for groups, as well i as for students and senior citizens. There will be a sign language interpreted perfor- mance at 8 p.m. Feb. 18 and 'Gala Celebration' an audio described perfor- mance at 8 p.m. Feb. 26. • with a sensory seminar at 7 ? set for March 26 p.m. There will also be a sin- gles night on Feb. 11 with a WKSTF1KLD The Hoard of tiala Chairperson Hubert Directors and Gala Committee of Newell, in describing the event, wine and cheese reception the New Jersey Workshop lor the Haiti, "Hccause the. Workshop IIUH to follow. Arts have set March 2(i as the provided multi-cultural cdiicu- To arrange ticket, call the ; date for its first ever Gala lion in music and the arts to' Forum Theater box office at i Celebration, A Movable Feast. thousands of students during, t,hu (732) 548-0582; call through ; The Grand Summit Hotel will last 29 years, we wanted our gala host Ibis non-traditional gala, premiere to be a rellection of the Deaf Relay Service by * which will feature individual cui- that diversity. And our founder dialing (800) 852-7899; or ) sine and cultural settings from and executive director. Dr. Ted fax (732) 548-4230. \ Jill over I lie world, accompanied Sehlosberg, will gat her the finest Be sure to include name, I by unique presentations of available musical and artistic number of people in party | A little bit of spring music, dance and drama. The lalent. for our mutual enjoy- and a contact person and stage is set for a wonderful ment." With the harsh winter weather of the past few weeks, It's difficult to realize spring Is still two months evening, as attendees are wel- Tickets for A Movable Feuat, number on all faxes. ? away — but it's only one month until the annual New Jersey Flower and Patio Show, coming Feb. 24-27 comed with champagne and ush- scheduled to run from -I p.m. (o i) to the Garden State Exhibit Center in Frankltn.The 34th annual show will feature 11 gardens and more ered into a gourmand's delight. p.m., are available by visiting or Cranford Dramatic Club than 100 exhibitions and booths. Show hours are 10 a.m-9 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and 10 a.m.- Guests will be invited to sam- calling the of/Ice of the New. 6 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $8.50 for adults and $7 for seniors, and children under 12 are admitted free ple and dine on beautifully pre- Jersey Workshop for the Arts., sets stage for 'Mame' \ when accompanied by an adult. For more Information, call (732) 785-9174. pared gourmet specialties form Also scheduled for the evening tH CRANFORD — Rehear-sals f the Mediterranean, Asia, Vienna, a unique silent auction and are underway for "Mame," the the Old South, and the Mi/to) cash raflle. Southwest an they visit each of To receive more information, Broadway/ movie musical and the Grand Summit's atriums, or to request a gala invitation the winter production of the Montclair High School welcomes lobbies and ballrooms, trans- and .r»0/r>0 raflle tickets, call the Cranford Dramatic Club, locat- formed by decor, entertainment, Workshop office at f(H)H) 789- ed at 78 Winans Ave. and flavor. Show times are 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and Feb. Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra 11, 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26. MONTCLAIK The orchestra in the United States the Unity Hox Office at (973) 744- More than 30 actors, singers i Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will present a program including n77(). Also available are. $,r» "stu- Hester Troupe brings and dancers are in the cast, will make its lirst appearance in the works of Copland, Barber, dent rush" tickets, offered one- directed by Peter Clark of • the Unity Concerts Maestro Mernste.in, Strauss and Ravel. half hour before the performance. iSeries when it performs Sunday Unity Concerts is a not-for- Visa and MasterCard are accept- Cranford. Music is under the ? inside the Montclair High School profit arts organization and iw ed. Klezmer to Watchung direction of Anne Weeks of j auditorium. funded in purt by the: New Jersey The next concert in the WATCH UNG The training but were extremely gift- Westfield. Choreography is by 1 The concert is scheduled to State Council on the Arts of the Maestro Series will be pianist, Wulchung Arts Center's ed. Janice Lynn Shuhan. i begin at .'i p.m. The high is locat- Department of State, an well an iloracio Gutierrez. Postponed acclaimed Folk Series will pre- The Jewish inimigrnntu Admission is $15. A two- t ed at the intersection of Park and the National Endowment lor the from Dec r>, that concert is now sent an electrifying evening with brought Klii/.mer with them to show mini-subscription for | Chestnut streets in Montclair. Arts. scheduled for '.i p.m. Feb. I.'J. The Hester Street Troupe., begin- fbe United States in the IHHOH "Mame" and the spring produc- I Under the baton of longtime Tickets for Sunday's perfor- For mure information, visit the ning at H p.m. Feb. 2b". and, in some ways, it is like: the music director Jesus Lopez- mance priced at $40, $50 and Unity World Wide Wed site at tion of "Lend Me a Tenor" is s The Hester Street Tniupe is a music of jazz combos. It grew Cobos, the fifth-oldest symphony $55 can be obtained by calling www.unityconcerls.org. group that specialises in from improvisations. ingenious $25. I Klezmer and Jewish music. harmonies and solo innovation. For reservations, call (908) | Their extraordinary repertoire The Hester Troupe has per- 276-7611. Visa and j consists of Klezmer songs from formed extensively in the New MasterCard are accepted. | the Yiddish Vaudeville and York metropolitan area, playing Free lighted parking is avail- ) Springfield's Palmer Museum Second Avenue Theaters, as well to standing-room-only audi- able for patrons. % as older clasnics arid more con- ences. The trio combines its own temporary Jewish melodies. special brand of schlick with This dynamic trio includes popular Jewish songs lor an Scotch Plans hosts trip hosts two-artist painting exhibit Alan Sweifnch on clarinet. Jay explosive evening of entertain- to earth's 'Greatest Show' Sweif'nch on keyboards and Jim ment. SPRINGFIELD -•• Alice Bryan Hondru and will also display T-shirt art and wood carvings. Under the guidance and direc- Pacio has enjoyed the visual arts from the Hazewi/.a on drums. SCOTCH PLAINS—The j Christopher I'ado will show their paintings at Kle/.nier, a style of music in tion of Arlene Orson, the. Township Recreation the Donald B Palmer Museum of the time he was a young child. At (hat time, he. Watchung Arts ('enter's Folk; attended various courses at the New Jersey which the clarinet imitates Department is sponsoring a % Springfield Free Public Library. human emotions like laughing Series has become u professional The artists' work will be on display Feb. 11 Center for Visual Arts. After graduating from .showcase for all typos of folk und- bus trip for a March 4 perfor- | Governor Livingston Regional High School, be and crying, is a product of through March ltt. Eastern Kuropean Yiddish cul- acoustic music. Future events^ mance of Ringling Bros, and | Hondru's display is titled "Color, Line. & attended Lhe duCret School of the Arts, where include jug bands, bluegrans and' he studied under the auspices of William Senior. ture. Kelzmorirn were informal Barnum & Bailey Circus at the '& Form," Her painting evolved from many years of groups of musicians that trav- coinedic singer/songwriter John; Continental Airlines Arena. teaching the use of color, line and form in cloth- He studied and perfected many mediums, Fo ruler (the folksies Mark- among them wood carving, air bush, ceramics. eled from village to village play- The bus will leave the ing construction. Her art mainly concentrator ing traditional music, folk songs Russell j. '• on painting and drawing in oils, water media oil painting, pastels pens and ink drawing, silk Municipal Building, located on screen, T-shirt art and his most favorite, water- and solemn hymns before prayer. For reservations or more! and pen and ink. The influence of growing up in Many lacked formal musical information, call MJ08) 7fi:i-01{HJ.: Park Avenue, at 9:45 a.m. for a China and Japan appears in her printmaking colors. After receiving his certification in fine matinee, which begins 11 a.m. with her use of oriental symbols of all types. art, ho became a freelance artist. Pacio main- Cost is $27 for residents and Born and raised in Shanghui, Chinu, Hondru tains a studio in Herkeley Heights, and is $29 for non-residents. There is ia a graduate of Texas Women's University and employed by the Summit Hoard of Education. a limit of four tickets per person did graduate studies at Rutgers Pacio has participated in many juried shows Scotch Plains to host! and every two children must be University/Douglas College. Shu then studied tit including Animal Imagery, hosted by St. the Arts Student League in New York City. In Hubert's Giralchi in Madison. He has displayed accompanied by an adult. her career, she has tuught related urts in New his work in severul solo shows, bis most recent Registration begins Feb. 7 Jersey schools. at ADP Corporate Headquarters in Koselaml. second art auction j for residents and Feb. 14 for Hondru has exhibited in group and one-per- Pacio is a member of The New Jersey Center for non-residents. son shows at the Arts Council of Livingston, the Visual ArtH in Summit and participates in the SCOTCH PLAINS The lie used to supplement the! For more information, call Watchung Art Center, the Essex Watercolor Members Show during the summer. Last sum- Scotch Plains Cultural Arts Cultural Arts Program. [ Committee, in sponsoring its sec- A fee of $10 per person or $ 15* (908) 322-6700. ext. 222. Club and the Millburn Library, among other mer, Pacio received honorable mention for his places. She has won awards for her work — the painting of the Victory Train, which will be on ond annual Art Auction ut the per couple will be charged. • Award of Excellence from the Essex Watercolor display in this exhibit. Scotch Hills Country Club. Interested persons may pur-> Club and the Union County Juried Arts and The Donald B. Palmer Museum is located in The auction will be held Feb. chane tickets at the Township! Craft Show 1999, among others. She in a mem- the Springfield Free Public Library, 66 25. Picture-viewing will take Recreation Office, located ut 430; ber of the New Jersey Center for Visual Arts, Mountain Ave., Springfield. place from 7 p.m. to H p.m., with Park Ave., or from Cultural ArtHj Inside Summit and an Associate Member of NJWCS, The hours are Mondays, Wednesdays and the auction scheduled to begin at Committee members. i Films in Focus . .B-6 Paper Mill where she received an Award of Thursdays from 10 a.m. to M;.'JO p.m. and 8 p.m. During the viewing, light One need nol be an art expert! Excellence in 199H. Tuesdays, Fridnys and Saturdays from 10 a.m. hors d'oeuvren, wine, find soda to enjoy this social nighl out w(th; Horoscope B-4 Pacio will be showing his watercolar paint- to 4:30 p.m. Sunday hours are from 1 p.m. to will be .served. Following the auc- friends for a good cause. j ings, which will include wildlife in their habitat .'1:30 p.m. tion, dessert and coffee will also For further information, cull! and paintings of New England lighthouses. He For more information, call (973) ,'{76-4930. be aerved. lhe Scotch Plains Hecreution! Proceeds from the auction will Office at (908) 322-6700. 5 B-4/Record Press. prime f#me[ January 28, 2000 Expect the unexpected Your horoscope guide: Jan. 31 to Feb. 6 Rahway guild opens 'Millennium' series BY WANDA PERRY sophical issue. Ask and answer ered. Think your thoughts, needs and success. Use your inner- resources to help you find the COl'I.KV NKWNKKIfVKK questions about what you believe and situation through and don't with storyteller, folk musician Agranoff is true. overreact or act too quickly. strength and desire to rise above RAHWAY - Throughout the most horrible parodies ever per- Aries fMsirch 21 • April 19): Leo (July 23 - Aug. 22): Listen Sagittarius (Nov. 22 - Dec. it all. year 2000, The Arts Guild of petuated on an unsuspecting Clo.su friends or associates lend t« the: voice of experience made 21): Stay focused and apply extra This week's birthdays: The Rahway will present a series of audience. He is a very funny their moral support and expor- available to you through an elder energy to a challenging work coming year starts out slow, but concerts — The Millennium man, alternating up-beat songs Use. Monetary needs are a differ- or mentor. Some quality time assignment. Keep plugging away promises action, excitement and Music Series — featuring folk, with numerous stories and ent niattur. Learn to depend on spent with a loved one does won- and you will soon reap the bene- change lxjfore it's over. The great- jazz and classical music. tales. your (iwn financial resources. ders for the relationship. fits of your hard work. est challenges will come from The opening concert of the Agranoff's first love is mak- TauruN (April 'Ml - May 20): Virgo (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22): Capricorn (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19): your domestic sector. You are program features New Jersey ing music — that love shows Exercise willpower and self-con- Avoid obsessive tendencies. Work You are warned against trying forced to deal with an elder par- folk musician Mike Agranoff in and is contagious. The shyest of trol this week to overcome obsta- on a pet project or hobby, but something risky with a large ent or relative and in doing so a .special performance sched- listeners is drawn into the spir- cles. Follow traditional rules for don't get NO involved that you sum of money. Open a savings will learn a lot about yourself. uled to hegin 8 p.m. Feb. 18. it of his concerts. He has pur- the best results in investment ignore those close to you. Come account instead. Allow some time The financial and romantic Agranoff plays a superb fin- sued his passion over the last 10 ventures. Buy low! up for air and take time to smell to pass between visits to a friend. aspects of our life are looking ger-style guitar in idioms rang- years at festivals, concert series Gemini (May 21 -June 21 V. A the roses. Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18): good. ing from ancient harp tunes to and coffee houses throughout positive attitude brings about Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 23): Flex your muscles and break Take a creative approach and obscure Tin-Pan Alley composi- the eastern United States, much new anri exciting chants. Inner Your money is well spent on through barriers on the personal cash in. tions. He will occasionally, unex- to the delight of those who have values are stressed. Work to stay social activities or entertainment level. You'll quickly discover Born this week: Anna pectedly, come out with a num- seen him and shared his music. balanced and on lop of an emo- opportunities. An elder woman you've got what it. takes. There's Pavlova, Langston Hughes, ber on banjo, harmonica, This will be a concert fit for tionally upsetting situation. proves to be good company for good news about a creative pro- James Joyce, Gertrude Stein, recorder or with nothing but his the whole family. Cancer (June '22 - .July 221: you this week. Listen and learn! ject. Charles Lindbergh, Rosa Parks, fine unaccompanied baritone. The Arts Guild is located at Weigh (.he rational against the Scorpio (Oct. 24 • Nov. 21): Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20): flank Aaron, George Herman He is a story-teller and song- 1670 Irving St., at the corner of unusual before making up your Relocating is a real probability Petty quarrels could get in the "Babe" Ruth. writer in league with the best. Seminary Avenue in downtown mind about ;i political or philo- that must be seriously consid- way of your professional progress lc) Copley News Service Agranoff plays a wide variety Rahway, only blocks from Route of music falling under the defin- 1. ition of folk. He is equally at All seat.s are $8. There is lim- home with a traditional ballad ited seating and reservations Get in the mood with Calvary's or contemporary song, a dance are recommended. Call (732) KIIIO CHINESE RESTAOR tune on concertina or a Sousa 381-7511 for tickets or more V 1331 MAGIE AVENUE, UNION, NJ 07O83 'Duets and Love Songs' concert march on guitar or some of the information. Fast (MAGiE HILL SHOPPING PLAZA • NEXT TO ACME) CRANFORD - To get a sent are sweet ("Jeannie with Pickup jump on Valentino's Day, the the Light Brown Hair"), silly Fast Tel.: (908) 820-0202 Calvary Concert Series will ("Aha Daba Honeymoon"), seri- Country Folk Art returns Delivery (908) 820-0203 present "Duets and Love ous ("Lo! Here the Gentle FREE DELIVERY Oil N 7 DAYS A Wl'F-K Songs" with Fred Miller, piano, Lark") and sublime ("St. Louis Mon ihur, 11 OOHPH in :JU pi by car j"V and Susan Whitenack, vocal. Blues"). to N.J. Convention Center I « 14 !jri! II 00 am 1 1 (HI [nn I Mm SIOOOj '.iiind.iy U> 00 Ntxwi 1O :ifj |)in The concert will he 4 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults Keh. (i at Calvary Lutheran and $7.50 for seniors, students EDISON - The Country Sunday. Admission of $7 covers Over $10.00 •ovor"$20.ob~ r ovw iaoloo Church, located at 108 with identification and chil- Folk Art Craft Show returns all three days. Kantnian St., Cranford. dren. this weekend to the New Jersey Top quality hand-crafted FREE FREE I FREE FREE Miller and Whitenack will For reservations, call (908) Convention Center for the first folk art and crafts by artisans 1 Can Soda or FrW Wonlon or cold I Crab Rangoon (10) « lOntwriStmnlTMiBtM take a lighthuarted, romantic 276-2418. of five central New Jersey from across the country are fea- Egg Roll S«HITW NoodlM I Dumping! (8) Cunl or fount CNckm look at long-lasting love songs On March 12, the Calvary shows in 2000. tured. Nnrthwoods, primitive, F1w» mMU) ntwi o#«w it UK | Show hours arc 3 p.m.-9 p.m. rustic, Americana, Victorian M coupon tMto n «tmt» tacsupgn Nottotwctnftmd | tampon from some of the 20th century's Concert Series resumes with a taft* mcmt notable composers. recital featuring Vadeem Friday; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Smith west items may be NOrWi»/0fl tUNW SflBH^ Saturday; and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. found. All country decorating Hongs the duo plan to pre- Guzeman, violin. ni't'ds will he available as well as wearable art and gourmet food. The New .Jersey Convention Center is in Raritan Center. From Union County, tuke the Clarden State Parkway to Exit 129 and follow Route 9 South to Industrial Boulevard (at CIOFFIS Interstate 287). Kor more information, visit www.countryfolkart.com or call IN SPRINGFIELD IS <732) 417-1400. Other show dates at the New Jersey Convention Center are April 7-9, July 14-16 and Oct. 26-29. At the Garden State Exhibit Center in Somerset, show dates are Dec. 8-10. Oh, oh, oh ... it's magic! SUPER'BOWL Environment takes center stage in Somerset show SUNDAY XXXIV BASKING RIDGE - "The Great Environmental Magic Show" is returning to the Somerset County Park Tailgate at Home with Cioffi's & Commission Environmental Education Center, located on Lord Stirling Road. Call Jerry Cioffi at... (973) 467-5468 Shows for the public will be 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Saturday and 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Shows for civic groups Super Bowl Hours: 9am to 5pm and schools are available through Friday by special arrangement. Place Order Early! Naturalists from the Environmental Education Center are getting ready to do SUPER BOWL 60 magical effects, five bizarre story lines and two major illu- sions for this year's edition. BUFFET SPECIALS Batstone the Magician will attempt to make the rabbit vanish before it's eaten by the fox; change a six-foot caterpil- lar into an enormous butterfly; Sub Tray Eggplant Rollotine save an assistant trapped in a video; and use a "mouse can- 6 ft Subs Lasagne non" to rid the house and save _ — _•»___ Coupon the mouse. Each sketch and illusion Pizza Bites Cubed Meat demonstrates concepts that $joj o help children understand the Buffalo Wings environment in which they live. Cheese Tray Admission is $3. Saturday Any Pizza Order afternoon's show will be inter- (Before 5pm) Sausage & Peppers preted in sign language for the Valid (inly Super Howl Sunday. hearing-impaired. Assisted listening devices Nut lo hi- combinfil w/any other offers, nre available for any perfor- (Plus choice of Macaroni or Potato Salad or Cole Slaw) mance if they are reserved at least 48 hours in advance. For reservations or group SUPER BOWL SPE performances, call (908) 766- $71500 2489. 4 FT. MNCE LOMBARDI SUB ff t-r plus tax Ham, Cappicola, Pr ova lone, Pepperoni, Genoa Salami, (feeds 15 people) Orders must be placed ' r 5 big'guys Fax us your Lettuce, Tomatoes, Peppers & Onions 24 hrs. in advance O 6 Includes: 31bs. Pasta Salad, 2 Liter Soda & 2 Large Plain Pies (Pick-Up Only) entertainment news 762 Mountain Avenue, Springfield • 973-467-5468 (FAX) 973-467-5429 (908) 575-6683 January 28, 2000 primetime Record Press/B-5 Organ Society hosts Going for Baroque Salon at the Virginia Institute of Ensemble Leonarda Technology. The ensemble lakes its name Greg Owen concert presents program of from Isabella UxmardnlB.C. 16-11), an Italian from the convent of St. chamber music Ursa la, Novarra. and a composer of LINDEN — The Hammond Organ Society of New Jersey numerous masses, motets and will present Greg Owen in concert on at 8 p.m. Feb. 22. WESTF1ELD - Ensemble LAffaire other chuivh music. Its nu*mlH>rs FINE CATERING The concert will be held in Presbyterian Church hall, Leonurda will present a concert of include Susan Graham and located at Orchard Terrace and Princeton Road in Linden. Baroque Chamber Music at 4 p.m. Margaret Claudin, transverse Everyone is welcome to attend. Sunday at the First United flutes; Eve Miller, viola da gamha Owen is making a name for himself with his infectious Methodist Church of West field. and baroque cello; and Nancy Kito. Valentine Sweetheart enthusiasm and lively musical style. He has played on some The program will consist of harpsichord. They formed an of the most famous organs in the nation including Long works primarily by composers of ensemble in Raliimore at the Island University in Brooklyn. N.Y.. The Trenton War the French and Gorman Baroque. lVabody Conservatory, where its Big Band Dinner Dance Memorial, Birmingham's Alabama Theater, The Grand Court Ensemble Leonarda has been founding members wore participat- Organ at Philadelphia's Wannamaker's Store. Detroit's Fox active as an early music ensemble ing in the early music program, Theater, The Atlanta Fox and the former N.Y. Paramount for nearly 15 yean* and lias per- This gifted group of musicians has David Aaron's Orchestra Wurlitzer at Wichita's Century II Civic Center. formed throughout the New York come together to form an ensemble- in our (inuul Hallroom He also has entertained at the local Ramada Inn and is metropolitan area, Washington, dedicated to performing works of Friday, February ll,2tH)0 senior organist of First Church of Christ, Scientist in New D.C., and Virginia. Recent perfor- the Baroque masters with vim, Bern, N.C. mances have been at St. Paul's vigor and enthusiasm. 7:00pm-12:00 Midnight Reserve Now - Telephone WH-212-4454 HOSNJ members and friends usually meet on the fourth Chapel at Columbia University: Si, The First United Methodist Tuesday of the month, from September to June. The group Peter's Lutheran Church at Church is located at One East has gathered for almost 50 years of great music, refresh- Citicorp; the Washington Broad St. in Westfield. A $10 dona- 7:00pm Butler Style Itors D' Oeuvres ments and friendship. Musicians for Disarmament Series tion will bo received at the door. For Followed by Dinner For more information, call (973 I 256-5480. at the Church of the Epiphany in further information, call (908> 2'X\- Fresh Mozzarelta, Roasted Peppers, Sun-dried Tomatoes Washington, DC; and the Squires 4211. i 'hoicc of: Roast Prime Ribs of Beef'ait jus Chicken Milatiaisc or Briefs Chansonettes singers tune drilled Norwegian Salmon Potato Si Fresh Vegetable dujour Rolls & liutter Annual Valentine's Crepe jilted with Strawherr}' Mousse over Strawberry Sauce dance benefits up for spring program ( offee. Tea & Decaffeinated Camp Fatima WESTFIELD - The Presbyterian Church, located on for the spring concert may call LIMITED RESERVATIONS $t^-~> Chnnsonettes of West field, a Mountain Avenue in Westfield. Louise Loflredo at t!)OH)' 2J12- $45.00 Per Person '$$!$-• women's singing group, have All levels of voice are wel- 82Ki. Anyone is interested in Full Payment in Advance Requested mz£r~* i UNION - The annual begun rehearsals for their spring comed and no try-outs are neces- joining the Chansonettes may Camp Fatima Valentine's program. sary. contact co-1'rosidents Nancy Lau Dinner Dance will be held 7 The Chansonettes enjoy Selections for the spring pro- at (908) (ir»4-fii;iO or (Jinny Bucci p.m.-midnight Feb. 12. singing for fun. They sing four- gram include "And All That Jazz," at (90H)2:»2-17.r>0. The dance will be held at part harmony. Anyone interested "Lady of Spain" and The Chansonettes are under the Knights of Columbus hall in singing may join them on any "Edi'lwi'isse." the direction of Jean Schork of in Union. Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. Any group or organization West field and are accompanied The cost is $20 per person Rehearsals are held at the wishing to book a performance by Mnrv Ellen Freda ol'Crunford. and includes a full-course dinner, soda and beer. The event supports Camp VIEWING THE WATCHUNG MOUNTAINS Fatima, New Jersey's only all-volunteer one-to-one camp for handicapped chil- dren. To order tickets, call Sister Ann Dominic at (908) 686- 5271 or Barney Capriglino at 687-1566. The deadline for ordering tickets is Feb. 6. Culinary Seductions hosts cooking class WESTFIELD - Culinary Seductions will hont a full- participation, four-course cooking class/meal for single adults from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday. Featured in the class will be culinary Chef David Martone V The event will be held at -% Classic Thyme Cooking School, located at 161 East 5 Hours Open Bar « Broad St. in Westfield. The Cocktail Hour, 7 Course Dinner, *<&• coat is $55 in advance and $65 at the door. Tiered Wedding Cake, Silver & - * For more information, con- Candelabras & Flowers, Flaming **** tact Kismet at (908) 232- Jubilee Show, Private Bridal Rooms, •; 8827, or V www.that8kismet.com. White Glove French Service FROM $' Russian chamber choir returns to North America CELEBRATE . WESTFIELD - Akafist, lit the male chamber choir from Moscow, returns to present the magnificent traditions of Russian folk songs with VALENTINE'S DAY orthodox church singing con- tinuing the legacy of Russian choral music. at... The choir's next local per- formance will be at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, located at 250 Enjoy a Romantic Day or Weekend in a Charming Gallow9 Hill Road in Westfield. Palace - like Setting. Indulge your Sweetheart with It is scheduled to begin 8 p.m, Feb. 12 and a reception will follow. fabulous Appetizers, Entrees from $10.95 & Desserts. Organized in 1990 by artistic director and conduc- tor Andrei V. Malyutin, An Extensive Wine list will enhance your cuisine along Akafist is composed of highly trained musicians who are graduates of the Moscow with attentive service in black tie. Conservatory and other renowned institutions. Dine at Snuffy's and your Valentine will always Its repertoire spans the musical tradition of the Russian Orthodox Church remember this special day! from the 16th to the 20th centuries, and all the popular Russian folk songs and songs and spirituals familiar to Reservations Suggested... 908-322-7726 Americans. 4S Their appearance at Holy Trinity will debut the group's LUNCHEON SPECIALS from *5 the third North American 95 tour, DINNER SPECIALS from MO Their recorded, tapes and 9S CDs will be available for pur- chase. CHILDRENS SPECIAL MENU *2 Tickets are $16 apiece and may be purchased in advance Park & Mountain Ave., Scotch Plains (908) 322-7726 by calling the church office at fJnM Off fit. 22 ta, Owmsilc Blue Slur S/w|>|im Center) Visit our iw* siu> (it: wuiwAveddingsatpanUigis.com (908) 233-8533. S B-6/Record Press prime time! January 28, 2000 Moore shines in 'Affair,' but 'Hurricane' won't blow you over !N«*w KH Hast-d on Kuiun "Hurricane" Kjng" has such heft This long medical skills, but resists Larch's! f'arter'rt memoirs and on another nap seems to come from a centu- dt-sire that he become his »ucces-| "THE KNII OF TI1K hook, it deals with Carter's Films in Focus ry before movies, maybe even sor. Homer wants to find his own AFFAIR" i* ;th<.ul an illicil Lighted youth, hin time in juve- before entertainment, was imag- life, so he heads off to the coast to lovi- uflnir t.fuit li(rciini(-> .1 cruci- ined. Cast: Jodie Foster. Chow work on lobster boats and in an nile prison, hiH hoxintf career thai "MAGNOLIA" - Join f'nme and Jxhmael heads off for duty aK fixion and then, 'or tin- wuin.iti ilms in Fax us your Focus entertainment news (Continued from page A-l > (908)575-6683 Paul Edgecomb, head of the Louisiana prison guard detail for the Death Row called E Block. The newest "dead man walking" on the green mile us a muscular Maxi-me named John Coffey, played by TRATTORIA immense Michael Clarke Duncan. John is black, seems a simpleton, Casual Dining with Full Cocktail Bar and faces death for having (evident- ly) raped and murdered two white $ 5 girls. We aoon find that John is a EARLY BIRD SPECIAL ? to «>* sweet, holy fool, able to magically gather up the sins or sufferings of Choose fmm 14 b'ntrm others by a process of inspired PASTAS: Rijt/ihmi Ku.no, Unguini Piitanasca, Cantielli Itntccali inhalation; he then vomits the dis- Angel Uair .\gllo Oth, Mjnuvtti, Ravioli, Stuffed She Ik. ra. mal intake. The movie suffers from advanced Stepehen King disease. It KNTREFS: Urviird Flounder, Pork Chop Murphy, Chicken $095 has the popular writer's unique, Chicken Sawy, Chkken Manala, Ytal Purm, Unguini Cotamri... y t*. icky mix of repetitive sadism, twist- ed logic and supernatural stunts. (KiUrvi's are served with soup, salad, cuffcc und dessert) Cast: Tom Hanks, David Morse. Early Bird Special Served Mon.-Fri. 4-6 pm. Excluding Holidays Michael Clarke Duncan. Bonnie Hunt, James Cromwell, Sam Lunch Special Dinner Special Rockwell, Barry Pepper, Harry Dean Stanton, Michael Jeter, Gary r"]fTfflfil Sinise. Running time: 3 hours, 4 Monday thru Friday r $ minutes. (Elliott) Rated R. 1 star tl.AOAM- 2.-.10PM " 8OTF~' "STUART LITTLE" - The Buy 1 Lunch mouse in New York has become a Ethan Hawke deals with adolescent love and post-World War II racism against Japanese-Americans In "Snow Get 2nd at 1/2 Price i Dining for 2 special effects animation furball. Falling on Cedars." m£ 1 E personalized not only with a voice 1 Equal or Lesser Value (Michael J. Fox's, still boyuhJ but wants the plush lift* of the rich, cul- Dickie while dodging tin" lime: 2 hours, 1J> minutes. (Klltott with rather humanized ttx'th. Ltxik tured und cimneeted he's seen up- cover into trite 'l\»m. "The Talented Rated K 2 stars. upon this petite dearie, and you close tut a 1 Yiiuvton piano tuner. His Mr. Ripley" is destined to l*> over- Utilities dont think "feral" or "verminous." smiling, heavensh pluck wins the rated yet not ignored. It is not a Geena Davis and Hugh Laurie play instant favor of Herb (Jm-nlenf Ixtre, has ravishing scenery, sets ups 1 STAltS Kxiellont. Mr and Mrs. Little. They decide to (.lames Rebhonu, a rich killjoy who clever surprint's. Hut this is odlee- 'A HTARiS Worthy. Piano Ba/* adopt an orphan and. with hearts sends 'Him to Italy to rvtrievi' his lablf drama. It feels like someone 2 STARS Mixed made firmly of cheese, like the idea wandering, jazz-mad, sensualist sitting in n swank bur, browsing 1 STAR IW. Monday through that he's a mount1. Their friends and son, Dickie i.ludi* Lnwi An Italian through Henry James while doo- 0-Forget It. Saturday Evenings girl kills herself over Dickie, setting dling Hitchcock's profile on a nap- NR - Nut Hated. relatives gulp a bit. but fall right 1 into the inter-specieH family values. the emotional sttigi for further vio- kin. Cast: Mall Patnon, (Jwyneth Capsules compiled from movie \\k \bi'n! < hn ! I ,t, iiiti On! Wic The one hard-line negative is the lence that, sadly, removes Uiw from Pullrow, .Iudi> IJIW. Philip Seymour reviews wrilleii hy David Klliott, 495 Chestnut St., Union 908-687-3250 family cat, the white and pufly the picture. Now Tom is free to emu- Hoffman, liiilip linker Hull, James film critic for Thf Sttti Diego Snowfaell, voiced by Nathan Lane. late and ximulute - he can fake it am Rebhurn. ('ate Blunchelt. Kunning Irihune. tl'-t Mil, ,>tl I in 1 fy.\. li.ti.ltn Man- I'mk\vn\ I Naturally, this entertainment was not made for the Actors Studio, the Academy or. Lord knows, critic*. It's about making big bucks and mak- ing little kids happy for 92 minutes. In a mouseketoom>d way, "Stuart Little" gives good squeak. Cost: Geena Davis. Hugh Laurie, Jonathan Lipnicki, Harold Clould, Estelle Getty. .Jeffrey Jones. Running time: 1 hour and 32 min- ute*. (Elliott) Rated PU, 3 stars. THE TALENTED MR RIP- LEY" - Tom Ripley (Matt Damon* IBriefs 0rand Opening! j Youth Symphony performs Puerto Mean's concertino MORRISTOWN - As part of its second concert this season, the New Jersey Youth Symphony will present the American pre- miere of the "Concertino for Piano and String Orchestra" by Puerto Rican composer Roberto Milano. The performance will be II p.m. Feb. 6 at the Community Theatre in Morristown. Also on the program are "Death and Transfiguration* by MEZZ0GI0RN0 Richard Strauss and an excerpt from "Water Music" hy George Fridenc Handel. Featured soloist for the Ristorante, Caffe "Concertino" will be Luis Rodriguez, piano. Among the musicians in the 90-member ensemble are Samuel Chaleflf and Karen Poleshuck, Gourmet Take Out both of Cranford; Kaliq Chang and Jeffrey Woo, both of Fan wood; and Andy Bhasin, 450 Park Avenue Emily Chen. Robert Hwang, David Louie, Victoria McCabe, Diane Park, Rosemary Topar, Scotch Plains, New Jersey Margaret Wei and Christina Yang, allofWestfield The Youth Symphony is con- Telephone: 490-1200 Fax: 490-1211 ducted by Adrian Bryttan. In addition, Romano will be honored at the Feb. 6 concert. He will give master classes while he is in the States. Admission is $10 for all Betas. For reservations and direc- tions, call (973) 539-8008. For more information, call (908) 771- 5544. Children's Choir hosts Feb. 8 open auditions NOW OPEN CRANFORD - Auditions for the Celebration Children's Choir will be held 6:30 p.m -7:30 p.m. Feb. 8 at the Cranford United Methodist Church, located at 201 Lincoln Ave. East. The tuition-free ensemble is open to singers 9 to 13 years old. 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January 28, 2000 C-1 Sports Blue Devils win county track championship "The strength of our team fourth 12:3b".7> tho Devils to Whilo the WVsUk'Ki then sol a school record in thr came through for us," said in the 880-yard the rounty naut wns to much for any team (<> high .lump, where she placed sec- Westfield Head Coach Jack race and Track championship. overcome on that night. Klimas ond with a jump nf five feet. Utilizing its depth in the dis- Martin. "We had to have that to Legones capped "K very thing thought the Kault'is might have llillmun sol another school tance events, the Westfield High win. It was a solid team effort." a strong overall and played out boon able to sonv a few moiv record whoa she placed sixth in girls indoor track team captured The depth of Westfield's team per for ma n co exactly how we points if ht* hail chosen to usi% the (U) yard hurdles, finishing in the Union County championships showed in the mile and two mile with n fifth needed it to in Krin Kelly in two ovonts. instead i>2 seconds. last Wednesday at the Dunn races, where it captured 40 place finish Field order t«i win." of just oiu». Kelly was recovering rlill Kosciolei'ki. in her first Genter in Elizabeth, scoring 60 points. Anzelone led the charge 12:38.3). said Martin. from tin* tin, ami Klimas thought year running indoors, placed points and convincingly beaten winning the mile in 5:45.1 fol- Westfield also got art extra "To score HO points everything it was best to only race her in oiu* fourth in the -140-yard event. Elizabeth and Plainfield. Scotch lowed by Maura McMahon who boost from Heather Dennis's has to gi> your way. event. Alyssa Sams finisluul seventh in Plains, who won the Union finished third in 5:50.0, and Kyle third place finish in the 440-yard Scotch Plains Head Couch Bill Even though she wan only run- the high jump, and Kulh Hohrer County relay championships Jan. Legones who was fourth in race, finishing in 1:06.5 edging Klimas said hi* wasn't disap- ning one race, Kelly made it placed seventh in the shot put for £ finished fourth. 5:50.9. Scotch Plains Jill Koscielecki pointed with the fourth place fin- count. She won tho 880 yard Scotch Plains. I Westfield knew it would need a Anzelone and McMahon then (1:06.7). ish after winning thr Union event in 2:;i5.0 heating out "In a meet like this it comes strong performance from its dis- went 1-2 in the two mile race The Blue Devils mile relay County relay title. Plainfield standout Priscilhi down to who can dominate an tance runners to win the champi- (12.29.2 and 12.50.1 respectively) team placed third (4:33.5) to "I thought wo could store as Hiizlcwond t'J::iri.H>. event," said Klimas. "We don't onship, and they got just that. followed bv Rachel Ackerman in clinch the victory for Westfield. in many points as we did." he said. Scotch Plains only senior, have any real superstars. We The Blue Devils* scored 48 of it* fourth place in 13:12.9. front of Scotch Plains (4:34.4) and "That night definitely Iwlongwl to Christina Hilltnun lunu'u in a have some really, really good run- 60 points in the distance events, "Alexis's double was a key com- Elizabeth (4:36.4). Paige Corbett Wostfield. They dominated the strong performance, scoring 17 ners. Mul you can win an event led by Alexit* Anzelone who took ponent for us." said Martin. and Aubrey McGovern each run events they wort* strongest in. points lot' tho Haulers Hillmun like this with three kills. If you placed second in the shot put can dominate an event or two you first place in the one mile and "Maura also came through big for personal bests on the first two For them In score as many points r two mile events to capture a very us." legs, and Dennis closed it out as they did, wr never would have with a :w-:i., > foot throw, fulling can win the whole thing That's difficult double. Adriantu' Blauvelt finished with a strong anchor leg to propel been ablt* to match them." short by just seven inehoH. She what West field tin! " Devils trying to finish season on positive note •yPAME. MURPHY start playing more, that's all." RKCOHIM'KKSS Everly believes the Blue Deviln need to play more outside After falling In Plainfield of tho summer leagues and Saturday 60-38. the Westfield camps. He plans to return to the High boys basketball team fell to Basketball Rutgers summer team camp, and 29 and was officially eliminated once again compete in the Keau from state tournament consider University and Cranford summer ution, but Head Coach Kevin Conference. Everly believes they leagues Hut he suys to get better Everly believes the Blue Devi In need to become more dedicated to the team needs to play in more still have good basketball left in improving themselves in the off- games than the summer leagues. them, and the future is bright. season. Westfield oilers two good "Making the states was a goal, "A lot of these kids don't play parks and highly-competitive but maybe not a realistic one yeur-round," said Everly. "We summertime pickup games yet," said Everly. "It's something need to improve in the funda- where the Hint* Devils ran hone to strive for. We have a couple of mentals of basketball, find to do their skills against some very winnable games left and hopeful- that you have to play They don't physical und aggressive players ly we can generate some momen- play enough to become really There's a lot of options," said tum to carry into the off-season." good. The potential is there, they Everly. "Hopefully these guys will The Blue Devils were sched- just have to work at it. That's start taking advantage of it. uled to face Kant Side yesterday what I'm trying to gel them to That's what they need to do," and host Watchung Hills tomor- understand." While Evorly it* utrMsing the row night. Westfield also has The Blue Devils have been importance of summertime games with Elizabeth, hurt moat this season by improvement, he says he's seen Livingston, Irvington, Cranford, turnovers, averaging dost* to 19 a growth from his young lentil over Kearny, Scotch Plains-Kan wood game. In the loss to Plainfield. tin* course of this season. He's and Mornstown remaining Westfield turned the ball over HI pleased with the way it has Everly believes the Blue Devils times, sparking Plainfield to a grasped the offense, and Iwlkms are capable of winning mx or it will 1M' ready next season when seven of those games to end the 33-8 halftime lead. According to Everly, Weslfii'ld it faces it variety of defenses season on an upswing aimed to take them out of their "If we can get six or seven was successful in its half-court Bet early in the game, getting sets. wins it would bo a huge lift," ttaid "They've seen everything," he Everly, "If we can go out with a open looks at the hoop, but once Plainfield began to trap and prtts- said. "Their understanding of the little momentum, we can get offense, is getting hotter. We're some confidence." Hurt' the ball, the Blue Devils fell apart. Everly believes the Devils taking steps in the right direc- Everly is hoping the positive tion." momentum from a late-season can cut down on those mistakes run can carry the Blue Devils by gaining more experience on Water 2 01-5. S«morvnm I 00 ?, MeKoon into the off-season with a desire the court. 2-0-1-5. DoSefrto 3-0-7 14 Cook 3-0511. Carton 0-0-2-2 Toifllt 11 -O-6-3S to improve, and the confidence "Our strength io running a dis- Plalnftold 60 they can play at this level, ciplined offense," said Everly. Mohammad 2-2-1-11 Dubnoy 100? Westfield starts only one senior "They trapped UM und look us out Peterson 3-0-5-11. Jackson 3-1 1 10. NICOI i nirvuu A/HI and is a very young team. In of our offense. We have to be able Hollomin 4-0-? 10 HiHman 10 03 Slevonson to make better decisions, and not 60-0 1? Harrison 1-G-0-2 Totals 21 3 060 Wesrfield't Mark Kolvltea blocks the shot of Scotch Plain* center Andrew Feeley.The Blue Devils and Raiders order for the Devils to compete in Plainhokj 14 19 151? M will meet again Feb. 11 In Scotch Plains. the always- tough Wutchung just be robots. We juttt have to WestfieM 4 4 8 2? 38 HIGH SCHOOL Raiders' state tournament CALENDAR hopes coming down to wire (all times p.m. By DAMHEL MURPHY "We have to piny HMUtrl noted) kelhjill. and control the tempo FRIDAY, JAN. 2H KM'riRIM'HK.S.S Girls _, of tint Kami;," said Homm. "We Swimming At the Htart of the season, hiive to rely <>n our defense, get WcHtfielrl nl. Elizabeth, 4 Scotch I'lainH-Fanwood High BasketballPftM the hall inside, und stay out of Wrestling girl« basketball Head Coach foul trouble." WitHtfield VH. Union. 7 Brian Ho mm was hoping hit* And with euch game, and team would be .500 and qualify ouch win, the young Raiders' Scotch I'laiiiH al , -1 for the state tournament. Plaints haw been able to utilize confidence in booming. AH Un- With a week to go before the its height advantage efleclive- learn haw gained experience deadline to qualify for the state and confidence, it'H become SATURDAY, JAN. 2« ly, with the lone senior in the Boyn bunketbull tournament, the Raiders are 6- starting lineup, Katie Feigner, tougher and tougher. 6 and need to win three of their and sophomore Erin (Jillooly "I didn't know what to expect Weslfield VH. WitUhuntf next five to reach their presea- scoring effectively in the paint. with a young team," mud Hills, 7 son goals. "Katie has been doing H nic** Homm. Scotch Plains al .J.P. "I'm pretty pleased with the job for JS," said Homm. » "But we've hoen fortunate to Slovens, I way we're playing," said Homm. "As a senior we need to count win Home clone games. I realize (iirlH Basketball The Raiders were scheduled on her" they can play with these tennis, Weslfield VH. Linden, 2 to face Irvington yesterday and and the girln realize it, ton. will host J.P. Stevens tomorrow But Scotch Plains has been Scotch Plaint* VH. .J.P. getting contributions from its They expect a lot more out of StevenH, 1 afternoon. Monday, Scotch each other." Plaint; will host Elizabeth in a entire lineup. Soph Kulli Ice Hockey LaForgc drilled two clutch free The Raiders also need to make-up game from last shake off Home runtinenH which Westfield at. Mont.clair, Thursday, before taking on throws in the closing seconds to 6:.'JO lift the Raiders past arch-rival h«H accumulated becutine of a East Side Tuesday and Union light schedule and postpone- Wrestling Thursday. Westfield earlier in the seanon, and Najwa (Mover has been ments due to the inclement Scotch Plaint* at With difficult tests against weather. HillHboro/WnlchunK Hills, 11 Elizabeth and Union, Homm scoring much-needed points from the outside. Before yesterday's game a.m. knows winning three of five with Irvington, Scotch Plains won't be euBy. But the key to the Raiders' success has been their defense hadn't played since it bent MONDAY, JAN. 31 "We're hoping to win the Plainfield, Jan. 18. Boy* Bunketbull next two (Irvington and J.P. and ability to control the tempo of the game. With the exception "We've gone over a week Scotch Plaint* nt Stevens)," said Homm. without playing a game," "It think it's al) going to of a loss to Kearny, Homm has Elizabeth, 4 come down to the East Side been pleased with the effort on Homm said. ttJrlH Basketball game. We have to beat them at the defensive end. "I'm hoping that won't effect Scotch Plains vs. home." "We have to rely on our UH. We've been trying to «Uiy Elizabeth, 4 To make the state tourna- defense," he said. sharp in practice. This time «f Swimming NICOLE DIMELUVRECORD-PRESS ment, the Raiders will have to "The Kearny game got away year four or five practices in a row isn't too much fun. We're Scotch Plains at Cranford, Najwa Glover and the Scotch Plains-Fanwood girls taatwtball team continue to play the slow- from UH, but I've been pleased 4 need to win three of thartr next five games to qualify for the state tour- paced, half- court game they've with our defense and our anxious to get back into game nament been playing all season. Scotch rebounding. situations." January 28, 2000 C-2 Record-Press Raiders fighting Devils rolling into an uphill battle UC tournament By DANIEL MURPHY Tirone said the Blue Devils By DANIEL MURPHY the wronf; tune," Leonurdi said. success comes from a balanced UK' <>lili I'Kh-iS f(K< OKI)-I'HKHS "We make one or two bad deci- effort. Each individual is con- sions late in the ^ameand itcosls With the Union County tour tributing, and not relying on After losing four of its lasit five us. Outside of three games, we've namont only a week away, tho one superstar to carry the load. KiinioK, t ho Scotch PlainK- pretty much been in the ball Wcstfu'ld High howling team Freshman Willy Masket has a Fanwood Hitfh hoys hasketbidl game." ha.H compiled an 8-3 record, far 192 average to lead the team, team lias hacked itself into a cor- Scotch 1 Mains has also been beyond the expectations of while senior Chris Marotta is ner. hurt by losses in the lineup. Head Coach Mike Tirnne. leading the team with a 192 The Haiders me .'J-H, and need Senior eaptnin Ron .lennereite conference average. Freshman to win five straight games to lefl the team for personal rea- "We've done excellent," said Tirone. "We have really exceed- Scott Villa and Matt Rothstein qualify lor state tournament play. sons, and James Oshorne, who are averaging between 188 and Scotch Plains, which plitys three WIIK projected to be ii starter at ed all my expectations." Tirone expected the Blue 185, while Dan Rock, a senior, is of MM next IIve gamen at homo, the be^inninK of tin; season and a averaging 180. must lie .f»(M) by Feb. 5. key element in Devils, who start three fresh- "It's been a total team effort," "Wu'vc tfot to the Raider- man, and two seniors, to experi- ence some early growing pains said Tirone. "No one person is K" Jill the way," attack, has more important than another. Huid Head missed the because of their youth. He thought they would be a com- We are very strong up and Coach Willie; entire season down. We do not have a week . "Wo but will return petitive team, but didn't expect them to be 8-3, with a win over point anywhere." live in a Basketball to action And Tirone believes the Blue row." T u e s d a y . Cranford, one of the lop teams While Ihe L e o n a r d i in tho county, and close losses to Devils to only get better. The Haiders find I) <• I i e v e s Linden, Union and Livingston. Union County Tournament lliem.Hi'lvcs fij-htinfi an uphill bat- Osborne can be a hi/4 diHerence- "All three matches we hist, kicks off Thursday and the tle with tht1 doors to the state mnkcr in the Raiders' offense we could have won," said state tournament starts Feb 1"2. tourniifiie.nt closing quickly, once he returns, and mif^ht be Tirone. "They were all very "'We have a good history in Ix'dnnrdt hasn't ^iven up hope. able to help carry them into the close. We could have won by the the sectionals and counties and He hdieves the next five are state playoffs same score we lost by." the kids expect to do well," said H winnahle K<*'n«* > und with a few "If we can tfet these next two Westfield fell to Linden, one Tirone. "I expect us to lu> breaks, the Raiders rould'vu had thin week then James will be back of the top ranked teams in the tougher and tougher in the ;i far better record. he following week," said state, 7-0, with one game decid- county, sectionals and states." "C )ur chances have been there," heonardi. ed by one pin, and another The true test to how far this said Leonardi. "We put ourselves Scotch 1'liiins WHS Hcheduled to game decided by 15 pins, teams has come will be tomor- in si hole when you lone. When you face Irvington ycHterduy, and will GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS according to Tirone. Tirone said row at the South Pliinfield Mid- look nl some of the frames we've travel to .1.1*. Stevens (Kdison) Derek Brown and the Scotch Plains-Fanwood boys basketball team will the 7-0 loss to Union, and 5-2 Winter Classic. Tirone expects lost, we could have won a couple tomorrow afternoon. It will then have to win five consecutive games to qualify for the state tournament. loss to Livingston were much h'0-70 of the best programs in of triune." move; on to lace Kant Side closer than the score indicated, the state to be there. Tirone Scotch Plains nuflered difficult Tuesday and Union Thursday on point guard Mike Jackson, Leonard). "He has to bring the and the Devils could conceiv- described the tournament as losses against Union, which it Imfnro boHling North Hunterdon who led tho Haiders in wins over ball up as well as trying Ir> score. ably be undefeated at this the best in the state, outside of hrists again Thursday, and North 2 p.m. Keh. .r>. Wostfield Jind Cranfnrd, lull Dave It's »()! that easy." point. the sectional and state tourna- I'lninfield, The Raiders were UIHO "We've just g\ii to pick it up Herrmann and Harold Burwell Wilh a few lucky breaks, belter "I expected this to be a ment. close to knocking off 1'lainfieki, and win," said Leonardi. "We'll have been able to pick up the play down the stretch, and the rebuilding year," .said Tirone. "I "It will be a real good mea- but fell short in that meeting last find out whut kind of heart we scoring slack. return of Osborne, the Haiders thought we would win si little suring stick for us," said Tirone. week. have." "There JK sometimes a l«t of still have hopes of making it back less then we'd lose, hut it hasn't "It will be the first measuring "We've made had decisions at Opponents have been keying pressure on (.Jackson)," said to the state tournament. been that way." stick for us." Raiders win streak SPORTSCENE 304OVER LEAGUE for tho Scolch Plains Rocroaiion Tho Fanwood Youth Organization (FYOi Devils CSC rnmuiriocl unboolon in the Scotch Dopnrimant ot Parks Softball program Feb has registration forms availablo tor tho 20O0 Plains MOIIH 30SOvor laaguo by blowing out 7-l 103 Mall DoNictiilo. S, pinnwi Jew UoCiimpu. Iho curly i|,im,i, Piiporchnsa upsot third all who mutil be certified will bo held 7-10 son Saturday) FYO stresses participation, Devils dropped to 'Al, while the secondn to^ive (lie Haiders the 3:07. placo fiinnty liwoslors. gottint} gront otfnnso pm al trio Scotch Plains-Fanwood High instruction and enjoyment Raiders unproved to (>-1. • load an the SI'-F record impnivinl 112 Davo Loowingor, S won l)y tortoil anr.1 iti'liHisc (rom all oight plfiyois and walk- mull* purpose room March 16 Registrations Registration lees aro $13 for teo ball. Mike Kivetz scored a pin for the toH-l.The Raiders visit I'lninlield 119 Miko Loowirtgor. S. doc John Loonnrdis. ing nw.iy with a V,' point win Struggling Sun is roquirod and you may rogistor by calling $26 tor minor league, and $30 lor Ihe major Blue Devils, while Ethan I'owell, 81. 322-fi/OO 4 p.m. today. Tavorn h.iil i^vnry opportunily ;«|,iirtst Iho league Applications must be received fry Dave (ireenberg, and Kyle Swingle 12h Clhnri flowoll, W. doc Pnl Romoo. 4-0 Blniors, hut couldn't ttnil an answer for its individuals who aro interested in umpir- February 15 Scotch Plains 39, Patulc Valley 30 130 Liikas I rnncovlllo, S, doc Oil Arbitsman. won by decisions. 103 Walt tioNiclilk) SP pmnod Ouiin Schanor, oHonsivn if)!)()uiu1ini| Silb(!ii|iik>. I riu't and ing girls games musl allond a clinic which Any questions call Jim Woioio at 889- 13-0 Bornstoin pliiyod supcrtilyy al both onds ot will bo conducted by Koitti Bonovongo Date Scotch Plaint 43. W&stftetd 15 49 135 A J Ron«»o. S. pinned Dan MncDonakl. 7689 11? Davo Loawirtfloi. S(!. pinnoil fcclwin tho court to socuio Iho win wtncli put tho timo and location havo yot to be announcod 103 Matt DeNichik) S pinned Joe DeCamr.x> 3 01 GOLF I.D. CARDS 3 07 Atyuoki, :\3R 140 Davo Groonborg, W. doc. Chariot; Loo. Bla/ors in third placo WBL REGISTRATION 119 Miko loowirKjer, SP, rloc Jason Mailin In tho laid gnmos. thorn was anothor Tli(> WosHiold Baseball League (WBL) is Now that the New Year has begun 11? Daw Loowinyci. S. won by torteii 12 tO. OT golfers who play any ol the three Union 119 Miko l.oownqoi. S dec John Loonantis 14:> Kylo SVWKJIU. W. doc Pnlo Civins. 5 ? upsot as Davo Rothonborii's Shootm nrui now nccopling "mail-in" rugistrnhun lor chil- 8-1 12b Motin Ykirim. F'V, doc I'ill Hom NEW YEAR DIVIDEND WOMEN LOOKINO FOR YOU) COULD IT BE YOU... ME: Funny, warm, appealing, Handsome, intelligent, aiMdlic. 63 yr od, sintjle wh.ie male, SEEKING MEN compassionate, professional, lit. sophisticated, white male who financially secure. honest, tun. 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BOX 32524 smoker, non-drinker, with light ($l.99/min.) doors, movioB, dancing, sports, us la a hiu,hoi IMVBI Ihu lady I FRIENDS FIRST brown complexion, hazel eyei dining out, conversations, book- seek imod not like il, however, JUST LIKE ME TALL AND ATTRACTIVE fthr* bhoulf! IJU unrjHrstnrifiintj Divorced, warm hearted early and dark brown hair. Enjoys the- slurog and rnoro. Soaking rt I mn a 24 yr old, D'fi", 110 II), slim, 38 yr o ^Jhank uou 367 Chwlnut ft Union, N«l. 07083 Rising home values SELLING HOMES 502C*nUnnlalAv*. uzntctn IN UNION COUNTY Cranfonl, MJ. 07016 SINCE 1920 ANOTHER ONE OF OUR IMaoadan HMwork 9M49M51S may lead to more "SUCCESS STORIES" MEET CHARLES & CAROL FEDERICO FORMER HOMEOWNERS OF consumer spending 442 PENNINGTCW STREET ELIZABETH BY JAMES M. WOODABO THANKING JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC, COPLEY NEWS SERVICE 442 PENNINGTOH STREET ELMORAAREA Many people believe the current surge in consumer spend- ELIZABETH, HJ ing is the key culprit for rising home prices. But it may be the CLOSED 11/30/99 other way around. Increased consumer spending is generated "Dear Jill: ELIZABETH $209,900 UNION $293,900 by rising home values and prices. Jill, you are so unbelievably ELMORA TWO FAMILY MRS. CLEAN LIVES HERE1 Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan believes professional!! As far as difficulties with tenants Separate i/tilrties. gas heal. 1st Itoor features LJV. Rm. Immaculate newer two family Great income. Separate Din. Rm, kit. 2 Bdrms. tut bath. 2nd Door LJv Bin. On. utilities. Completely finished bsmt wiVil & bathroom that a great deal of the surge in consumer spending has come which are never easy, your patience was never ending. We will highly Rm. beautiful new kit. 2 Bdrms. full bath plus den of T Greatsrea CRDCall 908931-1515 from the increased market for and values of homes. He cited recommend you to all our friends (or all their real estate needs!! 8dm Deck, huge attic, bsmt S detached 2 car gar U- research that shows the rise in home prices has created $1.2 Sincerely, 4387 Call 906-688-3000 trillion in household wealth over the past three years. Mr. & Mrs Federico." This is less than the wealth created in the stock market, but This home was listed by Jill Guzman, ol Jill Guzman Realty, Inc. and sold thru Garden the capital gains from home sales have raised consumer spend- State MLS. ing by more than those from stocks, according to Greenspan. Unlike stock-market gains that are concentrated among high- "WE TAKE THE JITTERS OUT OF FIRST TIME BUYING AND SELLING!!!" income households, home-equity gains are more widely dis- "THIS HOUSE WAS LISTED BY JILL GUZMAN OF JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC AND SOLD THRU GARDEN STATE MLS." tributed among the population. "OUR SUCCESS STORIES'" ARE NEVER ENDING. Also, consumers can tap into their gain without having to "LIST YOUR HOME WITH JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC. sell their homes by borrowing against the gains when they refi- AND BECOME ONE OF OUR "SUCCESS STORIES"* nance their homes or obtain home-equity loans. Given the "OUR BEST REFERENCE IS YOUR NEIGHBOR"* belief that the housing sector is one of the main reasons for NOW PROUDLY CELEBRATING OUR TENTH ANNIVERSARY/I ELIZABETH $163,900 ELIZABETH $199,900 excessive growth, it sometimes seems necessary to slow down GREAT INVESTMENT STATELY ALL BRICK RANCH housing-market activity. And a series of recent interest-rate Updated apartments with a! separate utilities. No rent This Elmora hills home boasts oversized rooms, fire- hikes seemed to accomplish that. JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC. control. 1 Bdrm 4 3 Bdrm apartments. Priced to sai quick- place in Llv. Rm. beautiful hardwood lloors. Fain Rm, ly* CRD-371 Can 908-931-1515 2 car garage & much more! E-4432. Call 908-688- The highest mortgage rates in two years have had an 'OUR BEST REFERENCE IS YOUR NEIGHBOR'* 3000 increasing impact on home sales. Since reaching the record- 7G ELMORA AVENUE. ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY O72C2 high annualized rate of 5.63 million units in June, existing home sales fell for the fourth consecutive month in October, 908-353-6611 Visit our web page on the Internet: http://www.maiigeilK.eom dipping 6.6 percent to a rate of 4.79 million units. However, despite declining sales in recent months, resales were on pace to make last year a record-breaking year at near- ly 5.2 million units sold. Experts project a slightly slower mar- ket this year, generating about an even 5 million units. UNION COUNTY MORTGAGE RATES These observations and predictions were included in a PRODUCT RATE PTS AMI % DOWN LOCK I PRODUCT RATS PT» APR % DOWN LOCK | PRODUCT RAT! PT> OR %DOWN LOCK recent report from the National Association of Realtors. 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We are not responsible for errors after 1st Insertion INDEX 1100 Hooting HMnui Properly ril 1 ijutwff>f:"* Horrw HeaHh JierviL* 0935 Drapery A OecoralUK 057O 0940 110b Rolotilling ANNOUNCEMiNTS 0340 IrirJi^AUi^l Properly lltjn llmli-l Insuiance Otrvvways CLASSIFIED (1/70 0941 Duel Cleaning 11*5 Sewei A Oram Cleaning 034? Investment PiopttrTies 1120 SOeetrock A Spacklmrj 000*1 In Mmn'Mlfl'ns 034!) Luiins & Mwlgiijet 0581 litnii A Garden 0/73 t.imousiri« A Td*i S* 094S Electrical 0947 1135 SnowWwwet Repair HOURS 035fj Out or slam Properly 058? MwkM Krt'> 0949 Errand Servtce 1140 Srxjwplcrwing 1)360 Wanter Hsal TslalB 0183 PlanK fji«(l"i * Fartrluei 0950 1145 Tulepnones For your convenience. 0D80 Viiuitiari Propfttly 0684 Mar.hirntry A luul* 0/76 Mill Kill I Excavaung (jUtt) AIJI.I.UII-, 0390 MuMn Humes (J777 0955 Exterminating 1150 Topwil. Gravel & Sand our Classified Center UbftO Otiiti: I utfnHit*i A Fqurfin 0/ft(J gpy 09G0 Fancino 1155 Tr«« Services 0110 Aiini)iui(.i:rnnilt!> REAL ESTATE-HENTAU 0965 1160 TV a VCR Repair ObQ'j C?Mjlfjyri»|rtry & (j»«r»B*Hf(j (]/8"3 Pianu Tuning A Hepair Flow Car* is open: Utrib l«;.t*FriiHHl 0400 rXimrtrnmith (I lim Scmur Citi/ens S«vices 0970 Floors 1165 Uprtolstrtfy & Slipcovers DMII I'nt-iun.il', IM CHILO CAM- Qreai lobal WV Benknklnl g local lamtUM. FT/PT • after Lost & Found 135DONTMSSTHIS school $s-t«hr. Eip. ft car SUMMIT BANK reqd SOe-23^2273 _ MAIL $$$ Mountainside call carrier Charge Your Classified Ad! RKtaudor OPPORTUNITY! frte> tuimmll laneorp CHILD CAH- Loving' a*p expanding ire already 14X *N N M0lr« Haven Savings Bank la (90a| aSaV01O0 nanny, neadad lor Infant a eucc«tsfut team NJ's - - - - - swelling a lull-lime) www.summitbanli.ccMn 2 yr. old In Berkley ROOM Industry leader la ex- itm Tallir for lhe>lr Weellield Helgrrie. Fle« hrs. valid panding and looking far office. The candidate Pleeee call our "Voice OL reqd. must spaah those unique individuals mull hava • High Box" system 24 rtrs, 7 good English. (Vs. chkble PART-TIME to grow with II. Some Personals 140 School Diploma Teller days/waak. and use Boi rel s. t7Z*2*3W»O Positions avail. Available precious eiperlance a •1790 for (ha position shifts Wed. 4pttvmldntgii1. or cashier experience a TCHILD CAM* "~ plus, paid lor training t plui. Apply In parson at below Thurs. Sam 2pm S7pr/hr vacations. Serious need Loving Summit lamlly. M-F, Apply In pereon at: Ramov* toxin m»tejrl»li our Weelfleld office lo- IfVII. yr ok! - must drive only apply lor hours W-F We Accept Irorn your body. cated al 128 Elm St.. 5-0pm. Sal. * Sun. •• aded«»*1»**M Somerset 1<801'M7-M77 iVawflejIa! r4J- Safwaan Mortgage Account 2pm. Call today, start 10en>-3pm, or fai mums Representative Messenger-Gazette tomorrow! »M-232-0SS0 to fJOaVBIB-ttOM EOC CHILDCARE between I-Opm . Employinenl Cranford 44 Valaeaiis •aaivoiM Dr. NANNY SomervIKe, MJ Sum mil Bank encouragaa N«ed« 2 3L 4 cyl «ng 5 soeed trans., P/S. P/B. »c, heited leats. P/w/t P/tieated sells, enwe. OH. tint, a«oy». MMr, teyt«» » Chssifidsl entry security system, moonrool. dual airtaas im/fm itoreo witn CO player SIM S9-1638 Vin *)f7061364. MSRP »38 875. U1 mo., Ctoied end \nst based on 42 montfis 12K miles/yeaf & 1Sc/mi thereaftw $999 down, $595 bank fee. & $400 sec d*p due O incep $2473 due 0 signing $18,018 total payments $19O4S ftstatml. The Wheel Deal SAVE $7500 Run your ad till your car sells! $35.95 (4 lines, each additional line $2) 42 months$429^30,99 lease 8 For private party only. Prepayment required. Big Deal New 1999 SAAB Q_7 Convertible SE $25.99 Only | Left! , i Items from $101 - $5,000 (4 lines, 1 week. Each additional line $2) For private party only. Prepayment required. The at Best Buy SAVE $7622 Corweflftte 4 cyl ttrto anQ. airto tram . P/S P/B. ac, Mated aeati. P/Wln. Prtockj. P/h«iiad *«a» P/mimn, P/tn* re), tint, kwitief, atarm, dual tktega. am/ftn attreo with m dash CO ptww 4 much mon1 OTUl S9-1705, Wn ^$4.50 $37,498 1X7003516 MSftP t<5120 Items under $100 Pricas mci.^ cost to be {MM by a coraumef except lor lie.. re« & taxes. Lessee resp. for ettess w«ar & tear Mot tt> be combined wiiti any otfier ofler. Otters eq» Z/i /2006. (3 tines, I week. liach additional line $1) Fur private parly only. Prepayment required. Deadline: Friday at 5 PM for the following week. Route 22 East, Call 1-800-559-9495 Springfield, NJ 973-379-7T44 800-269-SAAB Start The New Millennium In A Brand New Saturn WITH $() DUE AT LEASE SIGNING! What a great way to start the 21st Century - in a brand new Saturn 44 tHV( ufcOOtn iwai^fcta IS x#cm PLEWOOD SATURN OF GREEN BROOK 270 ROUTE 22 WEST, GREEN BROOK 1-732-752-8383 Celebrating 65 Years of Customer Satisfaction SATURN OF UNION 1713 SPRINGFIELD AVE. NIAPLEIAfOOD 2675 R0UTE 22WEST UNION MOME DEPOT IN UNION • SATIRN. ' ^-908-686-2810 So Habla Espartof 973-761-6000 A DlFKERENT KlND ,1/ COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KlND .»/ CAR. Prices Include all costs to be paid by consumer except lie,, reg.. and taxes. Not resp.tor typos . '39 mos. closed-end lease with 12K miles per yoar/20e thereafter. January 28, 2000 Record-Press MARANO & SONS Start the Millennium Off with a New Car at a Great JPricef USED CAR SALE SPECIALS •97 JEEP GRAND •97 FORD •96 INHNITI 130 T '97 \T*' JETTA CT CHEROKEE LAREDO EXPLORER XLT »Vmnn»>l. ,uili>. in. ps. \\\\ ]W. K 14 Jr. 4\4 dill., j!> ?><,, p r .* 4 Jr 4\4. ant.', air ps. pt\ 4M. jutn. air. fi li ilnk>, till, i.w. Jail l\it>. .liU 1 % |pl 1996ISUZU OASIS LSMDWAN 1997 ACURA 3.5RL 1996 HONDA CIVIC DX Moonroof, auto, loaJed. 22.000 Every Option!! Lease for$199 per mt/« 4 dr, auto, air, HO,(XX) miles. Lease lor miles, Least k>r $299 ptr mo/ 36 $179 per mc/.Ki nrns. with $K99 H>Ud mos. with $1599 Tbtal IXMTI mos with $2699 Total Down VINtfiX000299 UowaViniTI 1502702 Pri«|i| intludefs) ill coils to lit paid toyth e consumer V1IWC000721 except tor licensing, registration 1 taxes Hoi responsible lof typographic sietTOr5 Call Classifieds today and place your Ad! I Looking fora New House? Check our Classified pages for results! 'ft H Record-Press January 28, 2000 /CAR ^ LICCARDI PAST CREDIT THOUSANDS » mw «M HSEB PROBLEMS? DliWif PAYMENTS MJIILULE Pi KTMT CHUT WPIIM IHIVEIY! Tl 9MUFKBIIVEISI AVAILABLE! RT 22W WATCHUHGw RT 22W GREEN RROOK •uvori 71 138 LI NCOLN Jf-AVAUfV Mercury PER MO j 2BBB LEASE PITMIIII 2III NEICIIY MMMTMimi • • * * • OVER * 4 OL V6, ooto, p/i/ABS, cruiin, till, ait AM/FM/can/CD, p/win/lclr./mrri/il, r/wpr/waiher, copl chain, chrome whU, fog lamps, so ; SO DOWN!m avail aait MSfiP $29,125, VlhlYZA6476, #005233 24 month loo.e !?#: 2 1 • • , OVER1 Fill -AVAIL! f SO DOWN! 4 drr 2 01 4 cylr auta,p/i/b, oir. wwn 2 41 DOHC i t/l. outo. p/t/b. Nul GMrotion airboot, i/alau, AM/FM Ntll Ht*M**t t iMtfcwl < it. it* V>V>,, **D atdo.o.: i p *IS ii< brsUi. o- remote enlrjr, AM/fM/sltreo, coiiettc, r/wi»r/wai)w. MSRP S2O.74J, VHYB638330. IWOOBJe Indudn AM/FM'tm CD p. • IcUmrt mrl I glau arbagt SO DOWN! 301 V6, oulc, cir, p/i/b, p/win/lcli, dual air baqi, AM/FM ilereo, ml «pr», l/glais, 60/40 iplil b«n 4 dr. 3 01 Vt, auto, p/t/b, 18 389 dual air bags, air, AM/FM i ? poll nwrai. 131 V6. auto. MWBABMTMUNDAU, stereOj p/win/lckt/mrrs, hit, , p/i, aril-Id «A, omg tonnpUwHwctMtl4*]a r/d«f, l/ultm, ttmole deck ( gion j».r P/*»i i **c t I 3109* boat gf AM l* mi lid, MSRP $19,350, AH'fM con, till. Ml .T il, -.Mi*7VMSIH!IW) VINYGU3O34, #001085 .oof rod. M5t' IJl C X4 24 monlh lease IjIiJ IPO 2000 MODEL, ALL NEW DESIGN! nu 1869 1181911 I • R • 1O.989 SAVf $3531) SI ¥8 a^io p i b 7 paisenger, 301 SEfl V6, oulo, i d>, ?(X. SOHC 1 [yt. Hit, »tf, pilontelock bratei, tecond genet- (! it a>r bogi. ' gtoii, ml wpWI. Oxiaiavp d»la* I ^, DtiM dual oir boat wcond and third AM/FM. cou'lt. wM cm. "Mr. p • kkt k' RV'I cru.M t& l^t J-' MS«f 123 «0 IV. row berth iti, AM/F/cait, l/glait. MSIP JU 490 VINYD5JO4IO, (P00070) l"dudti (1000 (ml 3)380, IMO05JO9 J,< MSRP J?2,4oi. VINBB327OI. 1005*67 24 monlh leote 1161 tllTflll Illllll MIT 4M*T SO DOWN!...... SJIHf S37D6J 4 dr, 4 61 V8. outo dual air bags, p t anli-lock. brakes, f & r air, l 4 i. 2 71 Vi. auto p/i/V <». 1*1 VI ovlt p i b n '-" 'M cm I atoll AM FM can, pwin Icki mrrs/dvrs FNiit Gtiu-olion on b«l. AM fM cgtl. evil*. >">. d lM sis >til wprs, t glati, lilt, crime, MSRP p w lk> n p»r». WStr J36.125\ VINYIA45057, #005329 JJ7 495 VINTHIJ072) 39 month leaie IC0C.11JB IIKUH JIOOO l«t rdnli ^ / '95 NISSAN EXT CAB P/U 4X4 $12,789* • '« MERCURY »AtU0» $14,989* .' ilr (- ,\\. ^ sin-ivt i- •> h. IT. AM !'\! Li-.-. •.j'.Mt ht»F., ViNsC Ij. 1 1 *.i P __ 4 dr .& c>i auto pi *.BS o ichs »nv =»=« cuise. !•'. *V fw ess*, a'loy • '97 FORD AERO8TAR EXT XLT 112,889* / '97 CHRYSLER CONCORDE Lxl $15,989* USED CAR ^ ill (w>i ,iLiut ^ s [i, |i win i,h>, ,I-F til! AM IM ,,iss nv1 '.i.h F iltH USED CAR • '97 FORD F1BO XL. $13,789* • '99 CHRYSLER CONCORDE $18,9t9* .' ill. M iv, .iuli>, p s h. in W Just Down The Road Just Down The Road Th« Best Dea 111 1AICHUNG GREEN BROOK 'Pfitei include ol! cmli In b« OOHJ by a commtr except iictmng, ru, and loos Closed-erd leate ttrm: vehicltifact rebuff!.' pyr opl bank lee/ total payawil}/ lotol cosl^uea: inception mi per w/refundoble 11c depont Vonraer iJ12J0facl & i75O liccar^i Owrslef-Plwxtti Recent 3)' Owner lenity DIKOWII $10,330 $495J'$7 !6I S?863''J6?9' 17K7J0; {W$10OO!/56521 S0/$60S4 S69U J»W/lll/JO; CwoniefilOWl, Gf Vbrntr iJHifl fact i J75O Lkotdi (VMpa Imnt 3 yr Owner lonh Discount)-SU.259 S*95 S10.404 $10,404/$0 12K/J0; SofaWSO^--S 1OJ.«B0/S49>5/S 10.491 /$ 12.491 /S2CXM)/ 12k/S0.- fewnCor iiSOO ind I $750 off l«se rebctt S16.951 /$0/S14.364/S15.965/S2000/ WV>; r .-MDMlaimfiSIOOO *od. & SI000 oH lmw;-'$20757/|0/S717*/S787A/19«9/12K^ Gf ManpM(SI250).- Eurfofw 4 driSlOW foci & S2S0 IMM WWMI off Uaw)^».977/S0/S4296-S7f 17. 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BARTVLfS FARM & • Installations* Repairs How do you begin to talk to a BAMo Cert. Mom in my WeetfieM (Unfurnished) 405'I hardwood floors, tire- OAROCM SUPPLY 732-784-e90F SALES ASSOCIATES-F/T a home. FT. Cai 900232^3429 ilace, in a quiet neigh- Firewood 1 ti or full cords CfUFTOMtN- Qanmt tte a P,T in our new brancl»e» I borhood. $125./wk. Pieaie I4OUSC CLEANtNCt Polish RAHITAH- 1BH. tSSWma 90MS4-1566 732-388-1581 rtMtkt 4* ys mp. * B*. tayaa located in Branchbtirg and * utlt. 90S>?e*-S400 call 9OB-236-2BS3 Manvllle. lady. exp. rets, own trans. FIREWOOD - $130 • cord. «fchB»««tAi«a*j OBZSna 5th grader aboot drugs aod alcohol? Margaret 908/429-2095 Rooms SAO 'i cord dumped. Call 1U« MARBLEkisMkstton THE TRUST COMPANY Mlko a MW-T22323S. 4 Repair 30 YRS EXP. Futy OF NEW JERSEY * Polish Agency inc. * Commercial MARLBORO BRANCH Specializing in elderly/sick (Unfurnished) 465 kvd Ca> John 909*86-1981 280 Route • North care. Call 9O8-689-9140 Property Furniture MoroanvM*. NJ 0T781 HOME CARE FOR ELOmTv, SOMERSET COUMTY- room Clean ups lor Rent lor rent private BA, $75rWk. COLONIAL OR SET- Table. EOEM/FWV SICK, DISABLED. Live 6 chain, hutch, dry cink, 3 in/out. Poltnter Agency. please call 9087S3-6240 & Hauling leave leavei, beil offer Kiku the? first step WW-376-6280 mttmt 5pm WESTFIELD 11 AAA CLEANUP HouathoU HOUSE CLEANING Townhouses/ FURNITURE- Formal Liv- or const, debrti rmwral km Like? thorn seriously Enp'dw/ret's. nm»i«i*i ratos. Medical building. 2 rooms, ing Rm. sofa A lovo seal. 906-704-2147 or SB1 -9043 prime location. Contact Condos Taupe, w/ marble coffee & Cindy 90B-2324O92. end tablet, eic cond , CLEAN UF» Vfe kk HOUSEKEEPERS, for Rent 475 S7S0. 908-6S4-514S nnylhhg H19 a TRUCK LOAD NANNIES, ELDER CARE id&tadi AH nationalities. Screened. Houses LIFE ABENILLA 2br, 2t», aye. Uc. Bonded. Serving Trl- General v»/d, aecurlty, lurrt or urv B ARO.AINI CLEANUP slale area. AURORA (Unfurnished) 430 fun.,S13aOAno. 732-381-8917 Ask questions AOENCY 732-222-3369 Merchandise Attics, Basements. Garages, BEDMINBTER - 3 BR. 2 BA HWIs. prime Lrte Hauling. 908-686-0576 Af iswcr (|uesli ^LiANiJicTdonirBy "ex- house In prime etlale kxaom. 2br, gar., Fireplace. •9B TREK S2O0 - Racing Bite, perieoced Polish woman. 5Scfncarboa red/Mtrtl. ISep.. CLEAN UP B LT. HAUL area. New pwinl. hdwd. 2nd tir. eondo. Cathedral Free est. Insured Ref's. own transp. Call lira., w/w carpet. W/D, 2 endings, $1700 / mo., Co* IHght deck cam|xisv SU JUST Sylvia. 908/4294663 PecWs. 11*. »100 7 day service. car gar., private a beautl- Tony Bean* B0B48O I-8BB 781-5800 HOME ft APT CLEANING lul setting, peta oh. w/ 9001. FnaSentW deposit. S2,650/mo. Fowter Co. Realtors. IBM COMPATIBLE S2SS MARIO'S CLEANljPB'' References, own transp Attic, baismenl, garages Call Annabel 732469-1835 eoa2M We also buy A repair I iste11 to the computers, monitors, All types of dabrls Vacation Property printers. 908/464-7496. Powerwashlng GOT Real Estate Sales Housing For mlo. Call Mario I < >ve t hern to Share for Rent 41 Homes for Sale 330 Flea AVON BY THE tIA- 3 Markets Decks & Patios 930 •van.. 2BA. WF No pete Lg. BR carriage house I FORECLOSED block from the oceanl DECKS UNLIMITED $S004ubHna 2 roam me** Bid INDOOR We build all types of HOMES mntad 90S4S4-1B23 eat S Memoflal lo Labor Day. FLEA MARKET EASIER! $20,000 obo Foe the decks. All work guar- Low of $0 down. Gov'l & season. BEAT THE Roselle Catholic HS, Rnrllnn anteed 10 yrs. Free l\i )ovvie(lp,e is kry bank reposl Financing Office Space HEATtl 733-T7B-96M Rd, Bat., Jan., 29,9am-4pm Est. Ins. 90B-27B-8377 for Rent K< MM) ttiern ;»live Now you can Real Estate Merchandise Wanted WESTFIBLD> Prime loca- 1AA CASH tor records, mags, PATBRNO PAVINQ tion, center of town In •tutted animals, teddy Curbing A Sidewalks modern elevator building. Antiques bears, toys. 900/654-6688 charge your ALL/ANY CONDITION Ad|a»nt to parking lot. Free Esl. Call 245-6162 Cash paid lor your prop- Please call 908-S61-3583 Pars* House Antiques AAA OLD PHOTOS erty. Fast closing. No Stage Houaa Village. Set Phs Electrical 945 9OMERVILLB • 2<> room postcards, mags, red lape. Call Today. AnUq. Bought A Sold Oeakv •ulte. Paneling, carpet, are, paper Items. ABLE ELECTRIC IRA Que*n City Realty parking B06-T2B-BBBO Space Aval. 908-322-9000 etc. Wanted lor top classified ad A»K tor Lydls « Reasonable. Lie. 11500 SOMERVILLE ~~Pr7vale oi- sss 276-S6B2 A 688-2089 908-333-9454 Estate & Tag John 90B-322-1S4S TALK llce, secretarial room. RONSON ELECTRIC Real Estate Rentals •hared ktlchon and conl. Sales 545 ALL LIONEL, FIVER & OTHER All Types ol electrical work. We accept: room, receptionist a li- TRAINS. Top cash prices pd. Lie. 5532, Insured - Free Eat brary acceis neg.. Victo- SOUTH PLAINFIELD rian building near Court- B0W&MB71 CT 97M2S-153B. 25 yrs e»p. 732/752-5683 Apartments DEB-BEE ESTATE BALE AljTIlectric Corrtirwtor house. •O8-62g-40SO. January 26,28,30 Fri.-Sun 100 BOOKl" "Old Sell-Singles. (Unfurnished) 405 OHOUHO FLOOR SOfr Storm dale Feb 4. S. 8 224 Autographs, old postcards, Ftesl. Comm. Free Est. tia. 1,500 square feel. Iree East Hendrlcks Blvd. Dlr: old mag., anttq. 90ttZ72>W9B Uc»S732. BOB-7W-4OM NEWJERSEY NO MJMNFIELD- N ct Rl. parking, 212-M1-2SB1 Marline, rt onlo So. Avo , 22.4rm», $72Stutll No pet*. eves. BOB*a33'1BtT lell on Woodland, right on MILITARIA NJ A Federal Fencing After 6pm »0B-M1-M« Hendrlcks.-acros* ceme- Licensed Top cash pflki tery »2B 9:4Sam. Walnut Call Bert 732-821-4948 PLAZA FBNCB ROSELLE PARK- ~2BR. Rooms DR. mahogany secretary, Chasi Unk A Custom Wood SaoWmo., HT/HW Incl., no (Furnished) coat rack, BR, desk, old OLO OR AHTtQUE FURN Stockade, Jerrtth pel*. T32-819-8381 or chairs, end tables, some Glass. China, Any un- REPAIRS JK» linens, quilt lops, knick- usual Items. House Sdles Free Esl. Cheerfully Given KEMLWORTH- 6rms. beml, SUMMIT: Room for rant knacks, china, pottery, by Nancy. 908/272-5056 or I110 per weak. Call Fully Insured •We. In 2 lam. home, iV*, kitchen set. rugs, A new 908/233-8157 Call Pat* 4O8-36B.92B1 MM tutll, 732-3564977 9OB/69S-0622 washer & dryer. A Fishing Tackle CoMactot \Nm1*to buy ok), rods, rash UvskcalNkigs. SOB/2331664 BAQLEFLOORS BUVIHd Cameras A Photo Sand /RefinWi Hdwd Floor* Equip, 1 pc. or whole studio 322-7(15 A 1-800475-0212 Call Ken at 732 92B 7811 Garden FORGET THE STICKER Supplies 990 BARTELL'S SAVB ALIFE TODAY- Farm A Gardan a Top soil, Mushroom Soil, needy PmH. 9/TOT7XTT3 Stone, Quarry Oust, Wall Stone, Qrlnnell Block, RR Ties , Firewood, A Professional PVC drainpipe Services 732-386-1581 Bulk Division 008-654-1666 Child Care/ II Gutters & Nursery || Leaders Schools 7341 GUTTERSB LBADBRS Cleaned and Flushed MONDAY MORNIHO INC $49/Up; Repairs; Gutter Reliable, Insured euro for Guards, Sonmless Gutters; Infants A loddlers. Underground Drainage g0B/526-4B84 Systems: Insured. VViXCELLENT ChlkJcaro Kaltom Gutter Service SAVE provided by 2 e«p. moms, 908333-4414 SAVE IIOCUST lols of TLC A child- 5! Irlendly environment. Handyman I005 New-born A up, unbeat- able rates Please Call MANDYMAN-Freeeetima»ee Cindy, 732-424-7929¥« no lob too small. Cat Danny at 908-232-3588 1MKMIVSU B U RBAN ff<4K Home Home 4 dr 4 cyl iiuto Irans, pwr slrncj/brks AIR, AM/FM Sletno-cass. rr dologgor. ' B Cylindor nulo Imns, pwr slrng/brks/wind/locks, AIR, AM/FM 4 clr 6 cyl nulo Irans, pwi slina'bfkiwincllocks, AIR, AM/FM Slereo- 1 Services c«iss. till crinso VIN#X2I958O6 MSRP S28.295 Includes S2M>0 VIN#Y69244Ba MSRP S19.391 $0 cusi cash J500 GM Loyalty Coupon il Sloreo cass. till, cruiso, leather int, Comlort Pkfl. VIN#XJ533154, Improvements 1015 retwlo & S?)00 GM Loyally Coupon ri quiiif qualt •• down pymnl < $228 1st pymni & $Z50 sec ctep •= $478 tfuo al lease MSRP $40,573 Incl $2500 robalo A $500 GM Loyally Coupon «qnrng Til Pymnts S8208 Tl( Cost • SB208 ilqualt ^^ Carpentry 675 Additions* Add A Level Dormers • All Types of Im- SMALL JOBS ONLY provtments. Call Quality Work- Hens. Rates. 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MSRP $18,416 $400 cusi ciish » $MM GM Ltjyafly Cf/upon Coupon it qualf - down pymnl * $169 1st pymnt & S200 sec dep -. $369 quail • down pymnt * $199 lit pymnt & $225 sec cfop - $424 due al leaso it qualf rJown |jyrrinl * $229 15t [^mnt S $250 see dep = $870 duo al IB.ISO due .it lease signing Til Pymnts - S60B4 Ttl Cost - $6084 signing Ttl Pymnts •• S?164 Ttl Cost = $7164 signing Ttl Pymnts JB244 Ttl Cost = $8644 It's Your LF4SE LEASE LEASE psnua PIRMO pen no 36 MOS • 36 110$ • xuos- Hometown Cl PRE-OWNED VEHICLES Paper... 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