November 11, 1999 edition of The Westfield Leader and The Times of Scotch Plains Fanwood newspapers

Westfield's Neil Sullivan Appears on National TV Game Show
Councilman Enjoys Million Dollar Experience

PARKING CONCERNS…Mayor Maryanne S. Connelly and the Fanwood Borough Council last week discussed policy changes recommended by the council’s Public Safety Committee concerning operation of the northside and southside parking lots at the Fanwood Train Station. Pictured above is the southside lot.

Westfield:
Elections Bd. Investigating Fourth Ward Race Following Complaint by Voter
Résumés for Administrator Trickle In
Recreation Commission Chairman Responds To Concerns of Residents on Pool, Park Plans
Mountainside/Berkeley Heights:
Independent Wins Committee Seat In B/H
MS Health Board Plans Rabies Clinic for Pets
Scotch Plains/Fanwood:
Bureaucratic Hurdles Remain Before Township Gets Storm Aid
Borough Council Reviews Proposed Policy Changes for Parking Lots
Mr. Jung Feels Transition Will Go Smooth
Union County and State:
County Judiciary, Bar Association Honor Judges With Portraits in Courthouse.
State Funds Road Projects In Area Towns
Parking Ticket Fee Hike May Result Following New State Surcharge

DEVILS AMIDST THE ACTION…Blue Devils Val Wicks, No. 12, and Kristen Leonardis, No. 3, vie with a Panther for control of the ball. WOODBURY HALTS ALL 5, CORBETT NETS WINNER; Field Hockey Blue Devils Win Thrilling Overtime Shootout.
The Week In Sports: Raiders Turn on the ‘D’ & Stop Red Raider Gridmen, 28-0; Blue Devils ‘Ground Game’ Football Kardinals, 21-14; Farmers Stagger Raiders, 2-0 & Claim Union County Soccer Crown; Union Catholic Wears Down Cougar Soccer Girls in UCT, 4-1; Devils Capture 2nd-Straight Sectional Gymnastics Crown; Highlander Gridders Tame Manville Mustangs, 31-0

ARTIST OF THE WEEK
Cathy Guisewite

PEN AND INK
Definition of Power Escapes Listing Of Celebs by Entertainment Weekly

POPCORN
"Music of the Heart" Plays Us Like A Violin

Embracing Life and Facing Challenges; Gutsy Musican Maria Woodford Speaks Out
Westfield Symphony to Feature ‘Fire and Ice’ Concert with Cellist
Oscar Winning Filmmaker, Beverly Shaffer, Plans Lecture and Movie Presentation

RESTORING FARMS IN WAKE OF MITCH... At a district meeting of the Garden Club of New Jersey, Joanne Sullebarger, left, a member of the Garden Club of Westfield, demonstrates efforts of local, state and national club affiliates to help restore Central American farms devastated by Hurricane Mitch in 1998. Aiding her are Jean Partner-Jones, center, President of the Westfield club, and Nancy Rainville, former President.

Editorial: "We Congratulate Election Winners, Encourage Active Role by Residents"