October 21, 1999 edition of The Westfield Leader and The Times of Scotch Plains Fanwood newspapers

Candidate Forums Begin in Scotch Plains;
Set For Westfield, Mountainside and Fanwood

POIGNANT REMEMBRANCE…Friends and family members of three former Fanwood men who lost their lives during the Vietnam War gathered October 15 at Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School to pay tribute and to view a unique memorial erected in the men’s honor at the high school. The memorial, which consists of three glass-enclosed over-sized lockers, is positioned in a hallway inside the school. The memorial was a school project of three high school seniors during the 1998-1999 school year.

Westfield:
Village Supermarkets May Still Face Roadblocks in Bid to Build ShopRite
State DOT Monitors Impact of Yield Signs At Westfield Circle
Council To Introduce Regulating Newsracks
Mr. Bagger Opts Not To Run for Congress
Mountainside:
Board To Conduct Health Program
Council Approves Proposal To Merge Boards
Scotch Plains/Fanwood:
Fanwood Residents Remain Concerned Over Future of Dean Oil Sitee
SPlains: Common Cause Ordinance to be Reviewed By Ethics Board Before Council Consideration
Grand Street Fence Approved Despite Disapproval of Residents

BEGINNING THE ‘PAC’ RACE… The Blue Devil girls fire out of the starting line to begin the cross country race with the Kardinals at Tamaques Park in Westfield on Oct. 12.
The Week In Sports: ‘Red Hot’ Red Devils Burn G. L. Highlanders, 14-5; Blue Devils Rumble the Turf; Muffle Shabazz Bulldogs, 23-6; Big Line, Nate Jones, Raiders Astonish Tigers, 35-0, in Clash of Unbeatens; Soccer Raiders Baffle Bears, 9-0, in UCT; Devil Boys, Girls Dust X-Country Kardinals

ARTIST OF THE WEEK
Stephen King
(1947- )
THE MAIN INGREDIENT
Pumpkin And Peanut Halloween Spread
POPCORN
Superstar,
Has Some Good Points

The History and Customs of Halloween
Westfield Ghost Hunters Society Explores Erie and Unexplainable Phenomenon
Billy Callahan’s ‘Muckraker’ Gets Gritty Honest And Spooky Just in Time for Halloween

IT’S THE GREAT PUMPKIN!…Hosted by Franklin Elementary School, The Great Pumpkin Fair will return this year on Saturday, October 23, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine, at Roosevelt Intermediate School. Scarecrow making, cookie walks, a Chinese auction, crafts, games, caricatures and a bake sale will be available.
Editorial: "Political Reform Push by Grassroots Groups May Result in Positive Government Changes"