December 2, 1999 edition of The Westfield Leader and The Times of Scotch Plains Fanwood newspapers

High Tech Maps Of County Prosecutor
To Assist Drug Enforcement, More Arrests

GIVING FROM THE HEART…DECA students from Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School demonstrated the true meaning of the holiday season by feeding the homeless at the Black United Fund Community Center Complex in Plainfield on Thanksgiving Day. Pictured, left to right, are: Julie Lowen, Lauren Regenthal, Jennifer Miller, Diane Ferrara, Sarah Vilim, Becky Vilim and Katie Sargent.

Westfield:
Revamp of TV-36 Moves Closer to Reality
Language Arts, Grants Director Positions Broached By BOE
Council to Lower Speed to 25 mph on Broad St.
Residents Consider Impact of Garwood ShopRite.
Mountainside/Berkeley Heights:
David, Marilyn Hart Receive Civic Award
Volunteers Sought to Work On Reservation
Scotch Plains/Fanwood:
Fanwood Committee Moves to Launch Local Business Association
State Delay on Grade 4 Language Testing May Enable SPF to Refine Elementary Program
Township Council to Look into Conditions At Scotch Plains Gardens Apartment Complex
Union County and State:
Westfield Woman is Suspected Of Slaying Pennsylvania Spouse on Thanksgiving.
All State School Districts Would be Eligible For Loans Under Proposed Legislation
Westfield Mayor Jardim to Head League of Municipalities

SWARMING ALL OVER HIGH-FLYING CARDINAL…The Blue Devil defense swarms all over Cardinal star Anthony Davis in the annual Thanksgiving Day Classic held at Gary Kehler Stadium. Picture below: Three Devil defensemen prepare to pounce on a Cardinal.
The Week In Sports: Cardinal Gridders Pass Past Blue Devils in Turkey Classic; Rough Raider Gridmen Finish in Style Over 17th-Ranked Farmers, 27-13; Undefeated Pioneers Defeat Scrappy Highlanders, 25-7; Senior Blue Devils Out-Finesse Juniors in Powder Puff, 14-0; Heart, Determination Define Lady Devils’ Soccer Season; Scotch Plains PAL Shaves Westfield PAL ‘C’, 13-6

ARTIST OF THE WEEK
Stevie Nicks (1948- )
THE DINING TABLE
METROPOLITAN CLUB
“Hunters Dinner”
1 EAST 60TH STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y.
PEN AND INK
Though Issue is a Dung Deal, Giuliani Thanks A&E Editor for Support in Museum Dispute
POPCORN
"Sleepy Hollow"
Monster Mishmash

NBC’s ‘Law & Order’ to Feature Westfield Actor, Teddy Alvaro Madcap Mutts to Perform, Millennium Scrapbook Set At First Night Westfield New Jersey Symphony Sets Christmas Pops Park Middle School Singers To Take Broadway by Storm In A Christmas Carol

KIDS HELPING KIDS... First grade Girl Scout Troop No. 711 of Wilson Elementary School in Westfield recently held a gently used toy drive to benefit the Rosemary Cuccaro Pediatric Medical Day Care Center in Elizabeth. Pictured, left to right, are: back row, Katherine McKinley and Alex Frankel, and, front row, Chloe Birkenthal and Sarah Frantz with some of the toys donated during the toy drive.
Editorial: "Fanwood Business Association Would Play Vital Role in Strengthening Downtown"