October 14, 1999 edition of The Westfield Leader and The Times of Scotch Plains Fanwood newspapers

Culex Pipiens Mosquito Samplings Reveal Positive
Testing for West Nile-Like Virus

FALL SPLENDOR…The beauty of Mindowaskin Park in Westfield will maintained as community volunteers and members of the Friends Mindowaskin Park will gather on Saturday, October 23, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on park grounds for a clean-up and beautification.
County and State:
Candidates Forums Are Announced For Westfield, Scotch Plains, Fanwood and Mountainside
Cross County Rail Study Must Have Consensus

Westfield:
Trial Continues Today in Case Involving Plan To Build ShopRite on Garwood-Westfield Border
Mayor’s Comments on Professional Contracts Bring Strong Response From Council GOP
Westfield Board of Education Tries to Make Heads or Tails of District’s ESPA Test Results
Mountainside:
Council Approves Work on Lawrence Ave., Mill Lane
Mountainside BOE Examines Budget Issues and Enrollment
Mayor Faces Prospect Of Write-In Opponent
Scotch Plains/Fanwood:
FW Council to Seek Study Of Alternative Locations for Post Office
SPlains Officials Express Importance of Open Space Referendum; Implores Feds to Fund Flood Project
Environmentalists to Fight Plan To Put Ballfields in Reservation

LEADING THE WAY FOR A BIG GAIN…Raider Gary Cousar, No. 5, leads the way for Nathan Jones during the game with the Cougars. Scotch Plains-Fanwood defeated Cranford, 40-7, and Jones rushed for 303 yards and four touchdowns.
The Week In Sports: Blue Devils Foreclose; Bury Field Hockey Farmers, 5-0 .... Raiders Wake Up, Out-Roar Cougar Footballers, 40-7 ... Red Wings Capitalize; Chill Blue Devil Gridders, 33-7 ... Blue Devil Gymnasts Capture Brearley Invitational Tourney ... Viking Gymnasts Rise; Sink Johnson, Union ... Opportunistic Crusaders Halt Highlander Footballers, 29-6

ARTIST OF THE WEEK
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
(1864-1901)
THE DINING TABLE
Winberie, 2 Kent Place Boulevard, Summit
POPCORN
Three Kings, Only Moderately Royal

Westfield Symphony Opens Season Smashing Concert
Forever Plaid Croons The Night Away At Cranford Theater
Group Posts Poetry Winners Fanny Wood Competition

EN GUARDE!…Tai Chi Chuan Sword, the ancient Chinese art linking mind and body, was demonstrated by performers during the Multi-Cultural Festival last Sunday. The practice uses slow movements in order to achieve an inner calmness, invigorate blood circulation and enhance the nervous system.
Congress Approves Funding For Central NJ Flood Projects.

Editorial: "Freeholders Need to Separate Campaign From Daily County Conducted Business"