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Briefs Westfield SAT Results Shops can create Clmmm **' Special sale 88 91 92 93 The First United Methodist Boys 89 90 Church, 1 E. Broad St, West a 'basket case' # of Students 209 186 165 166 164 152 field, will sponsor a fund- raising towel and linen sale in Verbal Mean 472 464 459 466 462 456 the new social hall 9 anv-9 pjn. Sept 9 and 9 ajn.-5 p.m. Math Mean 546 533 529 548 531 544 Sept 11. Labor Day picnic This direct to consumer sale will* save consumers 30 to 60 not be open on Labor Day, Ms. [ percent on name brand items. Kbmiesic*Shears said that it is Girls THE RECORD quite common for people to pick The sunshine, a blanket, one of up tasketa on Friday or Saturday # of Students 198 195 159 148 166 125 Meeting canceled Westfield'B several parks, and the to have them ready for the week- The Sept 9 meeting of the ultimate picnic basket are all one end. Homeward Bounty is open Verbal Mean 452 473 456 471 469 471 Westfield and Garwood Plan- needs to enjoy a Labor Day holiday Monday through Friday, 9 am-7 ning Boards to consider the picnic. pjn. and Saturdays, SBJIL-H p.m. Math Mean 479 513 510 514 523 516 ShopRite application has been There are several shops in West- Many Westnelder's however, canceled. field's downtown that can oiler may be attending a Labor Day such a basket Among them is party, a barbeque or a picnic with a An invitation Homeward Bounty on North Av- large group. Shops like The Classic Total You are invited to join enue. Basket on South Avenue can help. This gourmet shop can offer the Toastmasters of Westfleld," a Valerie Kbmieskz-Shears, part- # of Students 407 381 324 314 332 277 owner of Homeward Bounty, said perfect hostess gift basket for such humorous speech contest, 8 an occasion. 466 462 pjn. Sept 23 at the Fanwood many residents like to pick up any- Verbal Mean 462 469 457 468 thing from a thermos full of fresh Part-owner Maria Menezes said train station. The Barbeque Picnic Basket is the 523 520 532 527 531 Refreshments will be served. gazpacho to a full-course dinner. Math Mean 514 Ms. Kbmiesicz-Shears and her ultimate for a hostess gift for Labor BARRY RUMPLE/THE RECORD For more information, call 889- Day picnics. The Barbeque Basket 1890. partner, Jan Shears-Angleton are This chart Hats avaraga SAT last results of Wstjtfltfd High School seniors for the last six years. happy to pack a small snack for includes the following: Officials arc satisfied with the steady showing of results. Labor Day weekend traveling or 0 cheese sticks Back to school make up a full-course picnic basket 0 tortilla chips and salsa Westfield Adult School cata- for four. 0 salad dressing logs describing 90 courses for Ms. Korniesicz-Shears put to- 0 mustard and barbeque sauce the fall 1993-94 fall semester gether the ultimate picnic basket 0 chccalate chip cookies 1993 Westfield HS SATs have been mailed to 30,000 called The Woopie Picnic, which 0 barbeque utensils and napkins homes in Westfield and sur- included the following: The Barbeque Basket is $55 and rounding communities. 0 pate and toasts with cornichons can be delivered anywhere in Classes are scheduled on (3 bowtie pasta with sun-dried to- Westfield and some surrounding successive Monday evenings at mato vinegrette (with feta, spring towns. Ms. Menezes and her part- 'quite good,' official says Westfield High School, 550 peas, and bermuda onion) ner Diane Snyder can put together anything from the Barbeque Bas- Dorian Road, Oct. 4-Dec. 6. 0 focaccia sandwich with grilled •y MCCME A. CMVMO seems to be less of a gap between the means of male Registration by mail is encour- vegetables, fresh moasarella, basil ket to a wine and cheese ensemble. and female scores. In 1968 there was a 67-point gap The Classic Basket is open 10 ajn.- THE RECORD aged until Sept 17. In person and tomatoes seen In the avenge of 479 for females to 546 for 6 pjn., Monday-Saturday. mate*. In 1903 the gap was only 28 points with a registration is 7:30 a.m.-8:30 0 artichoke and fostina square!— Westfleld High School's Class, of-1993's SAT test Other local gourmet shops in- results "were quite good," said Cas Jakubik of the female average of 516 and a male average of 544. pjn., Monday, Sept 20 at 0 rustic fruit tarts with peaches clude Recipes Inc., The Cheese Westfield High School in Caf- and plums high school's guidance department "I noticed closer scores between male and female Stop, and lia's. The Cheese Stop A total of 277 out of 296 students took the test over math means this year. That's terrific," said Dr. Jaku- eteria B. For information, call 0 individual chocolate truffles and and lia's are both happy to make 232-4050. mints the six testing periods throughout the year. Ihe total bik. "Maybe we're doing something good," he said. up picnic baskets for customers, verbal mean was 462 out of 800 and the math mean Although less total students took the test this past [3 champagne or late harvest but the customers must bring in kiesling was 531 out of 800. year, nearly the same percentage of students from the Welcome back their own baskets. These scores were not significantly changed from graduating class took the test Dr. Jakubik said the Tamaques PTO invites all The Woopie Picnic Basket also Whether one spends Labor Day includes utensils, napkins and last year's scores, with only a four-point difference for more students who take the test the lower the aver- parents to join together for cof- in a local park with a loved one, at age would probably be. plates, and can be made for any the neighborhood bash, or even on both sections. In fact, over the last six years Westfleld fee and conversation 8:45-9:15 High School students have been fairly consistent in "Generally, we try to encourage all students to take am. and 12:30-1 p.m. Sept 8. number of people. The price is $20 the road, everyone needs to eat per person and does not include their results. Ihe lowest and highest verbal means the test, Just to keep all of the options open for them," For information call 654-5520. Westneld's gourmet shops can help the champagne. make the food the highlight of the over the last six years show a difference of oruy 12 Dr. Jakubik said. "Sometimes this might bring the Although Homeward Bounty will holiday. points, and the math means show a difference of only averages down but it doesn't matter because we've CAAP meeting 18 points. made sure the child has all the choices." Concerned African American Dr. Jakubik said the standard error of measurement These results also do not show any reasons for Parents will meet 7:30-9 p.m. for the test reveals that only a difference of 35 points individual changes that may affect overall scores. Sept 9 in the Westfield Com- or more is significant There are different reasons for each different indi- munity Center, 558 West ' "People have to keep their feet on the ground when vidual (score) each testing time," Dr. Jakubik said. Broad St, Westfield. Refresh- they're looking at this stuff," Dr. Jakubik said. Overall, Westfield's 1993 graduates fared well over ments will follow, Although the overall results dont show much the national averages with a 38-point margin over the This first meeting of the new change, there are changes in the math section for national verbal average of 424 and a 53-point lead school year is to welcome new male and female averages. Over the years there over the national math average of 531. parents and their children to Westfield Representatives from several school and com- munity groups will highlight Advisory panel Mill help find their activites. The public is welcome. For information, call 654-0629 or 233-3520. Tamaques School principal Last fling School Superintendent Mark pointed interim principal during act in an advisory role to the su- The final Teen Night Swim Smith has announced the forma- the search for a permanent princi- perintendent is 8:30-10:30 p.m. tomorrow at tion of an advisory committee com- pal. 'This is the fifth time we are the Westfield Memorial Pool. posed of parent and teacher repre- Members of the superintendent's using a selection advisory commit- All teens in grades 6-12 are in- sentatives as well as administrative advisory committee include Nancy tee involving parents and teachers vited to participate. The personnel to aid in the search for a Biggio, current president of to aid in the selection of a school evening features swimming, new principal for Tamaques School Tamaques School PTO, Ronnie principal," Dr. Smith said. "The volleyball, water, basketball, to replace David M. TuV i. • > Caravello, 1992-93 Tamaques FTO process has been successful in music, and refreshments. Ihe president; Patricia Hughes, finding outstanding candidates for was promoted to director \-i the prindpalships of Washington, cost is $3 per person. For infor- resources this summer. Tamaques School teacher; Kelley mation, call 7894080. Jefferson, Wilson and Roosevelt Director of human resoui Kissiah, Jefferson School principal schools." redefinition of the existing ]*:•:•• and coordinating elementary prin- cipal; Debbie McCullam, Tamaques The deadline for interested ap- NJAWBO meeting tion, supervisor of personnel and plicants to apply for the position is The New Jersey Association affirmative action officer held by School teacher, and David Tuller, Sept 24. Dr. Smith said he expects of Business Owners (NJAW- Marie Scian until her retirement director of human resources. the committee to complete its work BO). Union County Chapter this summer. Mr. Tuller had been The committee will assist Super- by the end of October, when he will hold a dinner meeting 6 principal of Tamaques School since intendent Smith in making his de- will make a recommendation to p.m, Tuesday, Sept 14 at the OEOnOE PACOELLO/THE RECORD 1984. cision on a recommendation to the the Board of Education. The new Westwood, 438 North Ave., Maria Menezes displays some of the goodies that might go Into Kathleen Zepf, former principal board of education. Committee principal is expected to start his Garwood. Cost is $22 for mem- a Labor Day picnic basket at Classic Basket In Westfleld. of Tamaques School, has been ap- members will provide input and job Jan. 1. bers, and $28 for non- members. For information, call Miriam Skarr at 889-8973. Kathleen Zepf returns to run Tamaques School

Break a leg By NICOLE A. OAVINO 32 years, she decided to take an early re- before — it's as though we've never been The Choral Art Society of tirement in 1984. apart," Ms. Zepf said New Jersey, continuing its 30- TJ IE RECORD "It's an up and down career, with schools However, Ms. Zepf is ready for new faces and year celebration of performing After nine years in retirement, Kathleen Zepf closing and such," Ms. Zepf said. "I loved re- new challenges in her return. masterworks, will begin re- has returned to the Westfleld school system as tirement, but it's good to be bade" "There are quite a few new faces, but they hearsals 8-10 p.m. Sept. 14 at ready and eager as those just storting their "It came as a bolt out of thin air," Ms. Zepf look like very nice eager young gab ready to the Presbyterian Church, cor- careers. Last week Ms. Zepf was at her desk said "But it's going to be nice to be back face their careers," Ms. Zepf said. "Coming ner of Broad Street and Moun- preparing for her work as interim principal at among the children and my staff'. back — it's just such a challenge, after so long tain Avenue, Wstfield. Tamaques School. "I just have very, very fond memories of -can I still do it?" Among the works being per- her," said Susan Jacobson, vice president of the "She is very enthusiastic," said Dr. Mark Ms. Zepf said that it was just ttnis kind of formed this year will be Smith at the last board meeting. "I found her Board of Education, and a former Tnmaques Brahms A German Requiem, delightful, and I look forward to working with student "I found her to be a warm, wonderful challenge that keeps her excited about her re- Haydn's Te Deum, and Schu- her." person, and I remember that she was very good turn. The people who know her past work have bert's Mass in G. Ms. Zepf hnd worked in the Westfield schools with the children." no doubt that she can handle the job. All new members are invited since 1957, spending 16 years in the classroom There will be many among the current staff The Board of Education hopes to find a per- to audition. For information, and 16 years in administration. Her last eight at Tamaques school who have already worked manent replacement by January. call 232-2173. years were at Tamnques, working four years as with Ms. Zepf. "I'm going to be very busy — I'm sure of assistant principal and four as principal. After "Of the few whom I have seen that were here that," Ms. Zepf said. KATHLEEN ZEPF A-2 September 2,1993 Dr. James Nixon elected Neighborhood Council head "Revitalization Through Collaboration" is Westfield Neighborhood Council," Dr. Nixon gineering Education, He is a past president our call." the Weslfleld Neighborhood Council's mis- said. of the Westfleld United Fund and a past Dr. Nixon is married to Melba Nixon, who sion — a legacy maintained and expanded He earned his doctorate degree'in chemis- chairperson of the United Fund's budget re- serves on the Westfield Y board, the recre- by Dr. James Nixon. try at Cornell University in 1960 and worked view committee. ation commission, and the board of edu- Dr. Nixon was elected to serve as the sev- at Exxon Research for 26 years, retiring in Dr. Nixon serves on the boards of the enth president of the Westfield Neighbor- 1986. He currently serves as deputy director Westfield United Fund and the United Fam- cation. The Nbtons have three children, all hood Council's board of trustees. As presi- of a research center in the Chemistry De- ily and Children's Society, an adoption ser- college graduates, and two with advanced dent. Dr. Nixon will lead the non-profit partment at City College, The City Univer- vice agency which matches parents with degrees. Their children's employers include agency in policy-making, finances, and prop- sity of New York. children. He also belongs to Westfield's Con- AT&T, Polaroid, and the California Housing erty management During his term, the During his career at Exxon Research, Dr. cerned African American Parents. Partnership. Neighborhood Council will be celebrating its Nixon was instrumental in establishing the The Westfield community is very gener- 25th year of providing cultural, educational, successful Minorities in Engineering pro- ous," Dr. Nixon said. "The residents give "In growing up in Westfield, our children and economic opportunities to its neighbor- gram at Union County College, where he generously not only of their money, but also were beneficiaries of the strong sense of hood residents. After-school tutoring, teen continues to sit on the advisory committee. volunteer many hours to support com- community that exists here. Dr. Nbson said. activity nights, and summer sports are Dr. Nixon's professional activities include munity projects of all kinds. I will be asking "They were well served by several com- among the programs offered at the Westfield them to give more to the Westfield Neigh- memberships in the American Chemical So- munity-supported agencies, such as the Neighborhood Council. ciety, and the National Action Council tor borhood Council during the coming year, to Westfield Community Center, the Westfield "During my tenure, I would like us toMinorities in Engineering. In addition, he help us rebuild this agency into a powerful develop and implement a diverse menu of served as past chairperson of the public poli- force for good in the community it serves. I Y, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and the Westfield services for the community served by the cy division for the American Society of En- am confident that they will again respond to Band." DR. JAMES NIXON Schools, staff of more than 300 set for opening day The traditional enthusiasm and lence by the faculty and student higher-level thinking skills. Over a been undertaken at each of the been temporarily relocated to the excitement over the beginning of a body. I have every reason to be- period of time, the new program school facilities. The largest im- school gymnasium. McKintey new school year has permeated the lieve that our students will con- will introduce more complex math- provement project is taking place School's exterior received some community: parents, students and tinue in the 1993-1994 academic ematics at earlier grades. at Washington School where a major renovations this summer, in- staff members are looking forward, year to achieve to the best of their Social studies and English are four-dauroom addition is being cluding a new sidewalk, painting, for a variety of reasons, to theabilities under the capable guid- combined in two new elective constructed It is expected that all brick repointing and gutter work. opening of school Wednesday. ance of our teachers." courses at the high school, "An- outside work will be completed be- The women's field hockey, Softball In addition to renewing friend- Teachers returning to classrooms cient Traditions" and "Medieval fore students return to school next ships, there is always the potential have been busy over the summer Traditions." week and that the addition will be and physical education field, lo- of meeting and making new months; many took advanced During the school year, Westfield completed later in the falL During cated next to the high school, if friends. courses and IS participated in the High School will conduct a self - construction, two first grade classes completed and ready for students. More than 300 returning staff Westfield Writing Workshop evaluation for the two-year evalua- will meet in the newly-carpeted A second computer lab is being members and more than 4,400 stu- course. Forty-seven teachers tion process that will result in a school library. added to each of the town's two dents expected for the 1993-94 worked on refining existing cur- three-day visit by an accreditation Washington School's library has intermediate schools. school year will find 28 new staff riculum in the following areas: spe- team from the Middle Atlantic members and a number of facility cial education, library/media skills, States Association of Schools and improvements. computers, nursing procedures, Colleges in 1994. Thrift & Jumble DOUGLAS SCHWARZ The 28 new staff members, most second grade enrichment, busi- Also, during this school year, the of whom replace retirees, will at- ness, English/soda! studies, library, entire school district will begin Consignment Store tend an orientation program this mathematics, physical education, documenting evidence for a moni- Store week. For the first time, new teach- science, and the Westfield High toring review by the State Depart- Junior League, of Schwarz will ers will report to school four days School Council. ment of Education in 1994. Ellzabath-PlalniUld before other staff members to par- A new approach to the teaching A continuing project includes the co-chair UF ticipate in a new mentoring pro- of mathematics, which began last Technology Committee — a staff gram. September, will begin its second and citizen advisory committee ap- Although students report to year when school opens next week. pointed last year to look into tech- Start Your School Season at with Love school Wednesday, all staff mem- Developed by an 18-member pro- nology needs in the schools. The WestQeld native Douglas bers will report to school Tuesday. fession staff committee, it is based 19-member committee presented The Jumble Store Schwarz has been named co- School Superintendent Mark C. on the National Council of Teacher an interim report in May and is chairman of the 1993 Campaign of Smith, who traditionally addresses of Mathematics Standards, and fo- expected to submit a final report to the United Fund of Westfield. He the faculty the day before school cuses on helping students under- the school board in October. will assist chairman Roger Love in opens for students has given this stand math concepts, appry them Summer maintenance and capi- heading a campaign team of more time over to the Westfield Edu- to real-life problems and develop tal improvement project* have Open for Receiving Store Opens than 300 volunteers who will solicit cation Association (WEA). Since ne- Consignment Articles Tuesday, Sept. 13th money to Mind service agencies gotiating teams for the Board of Sept. 9, 10, 11 that assist Westfield residents. Education and the NTBA matched "It1 rare that one gets an op-a tentative agreement Aug. 19, portunity to spend hours in an in- Michael SeUer, WEA President, will NEW FALL CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN * ADULTS • HOUSEWARES • JEWELRY vestment for his community, so hold a meeting to present terms of this work gives me a chance to the contract to WEA members. T*i.ye Openers 110 Walnut Ave. • Cranford • 276-0222 help my hometown," Mr. Schwarz After the contract is ratified by the Dally 9:30-3:10 • Cloud W*d. • Thurt. 7-9 pm • Sat. 10-2 said, noting that several genera- WEA membership, it will be placed HELP FOR LOW VISION n f_ tions of his family have resided in for action on the Board of Edu- Mora than 11 mtlHonArmrtc«n»hi¥»«omt(omio(«wtout visual impairmsnt.calbd low vision. For Westfield. cation agenda at a public meeting. more than a mUNon of tham, the Impairment it severe anough ttial they cannot read a newspaper witti ordinary glasses or contact lentei. •^r A vice president of real estate fi- Recalling a button worn by In most caws, low vision Is due to an agt-retsted Impairment like cataracts, glaucoma, mocular

-Westfield Record- September 2,1993 Select towns invited to Kids reflect on summer, new school year •y NKXKMA.QAVINO were found cooling off at the air hockey math and reading and writing, too". boys said they must have some new game. These 11 year-olds are heading into Her best friend Colleen Kirk, who Is clothes to start the year off. "I want to get self-insure THE RECORD seventh grade at Edison Intermediate heading into first grade at Tamaquea some new sports clothes," said Marcus, •y ANNKA1PPCT As Westfleld school opening approaches, School and hoping for some positive school, agrees with Chrissy. "I love to write "team jackets - college and professional youngsters are getting excited about their change. THE RECORD and I want to do more reading," Colleen only, that's what I have to get". And An- return and preparing for the best "I hope I get all nice teachers," said An- said. "I will write about Disney World, I got thony agreed, "I know I'm going to get Representatives from eight local Children return to school Wednesday thony. "Most of them are okay, but I hope to go there just before because I got all l's more sports clothes for this year". communities met in Scotch Plains and are now enjoying the last of their sum- I get all the best ones." last year". As for the girls, lunchboxes were critical. mer vacation while thoughts of the week last Tuesday to consider creating a His friend Marcus was concerned about The children agreed that when asked "I'm going to get a new lunchbax - Barbie I municipal joint insurance fund to ahead are edgeing their way in. the amount of work in the year ahead. "I about their summer vacations they would reduce insurance costs by sharing After vacations full of travel and fun, hope that we have less projects," Marcus write about going to the swimming pool hope," Colleen said. "Yeah," said Chrissy, property-casualty risks. Westfleld children are excited for reunions said, "Last year I had a project for every and going to the shore with their families. "I already have one, but I want a new Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe at- with school friends, to meet their new subject, even musk and that was hard". None had done any back to school shop- Barbie one, too". tended along with officials from teachers and to get back to their studies. Younger friends at the pool were more ping yet, but they knew they would be Most of all, the children are excited to Scotch Plains, Mountainside, Sum- Several children spent the last few days anxious to get back to the school work. going soon. "We have to go soon but we're see all their old school friends and meet mit, Watchung, Chatham and Ber- of summer vacation with their families and "It's going to be fun," said Chrissy Hopper going to wait until I know what I need for new ones. "I have a lot of friends at school nardsviUe. friends at the Westfield Memorial Pool who is going into second grade at Jefferson all my classes," Anthony said. and it's going to be the most fun seeing If enough communities adopt a Marcus Thorton and Anthony Pecoriro school "I am most excited about doing Along with notebooks and pencils, the them again," Chrissy said. resolution to form a joint insurance fund (JIF) by the end of Septenv bar, the towns could unite by next ytfit, accordingtoDave Grubb, se- nior partner of PERMA, a company 28 new professional school staffers join mentors that administers JIFs for many communities in New Jersey. Twenty-eifht staff members new to grossl, third grade, Tamaques School; evelt Intermediate; lisa Monteleone, chard SheDo, physical education, West- school and Edison Intermediate School; Mr. Grubb presented figures sug- the Westfield Public Schools came to Cnlg Hanoch, English, Westfleld High English, Westfield High School; Connto field High school; Samuel Shiflrnan, Nancy Vatger, Basic Skflk Improve gesting Westfleld might realize a school this week for e new orientatkaV School; Charles Hansen, supervisor of Odell, principal, Washington School; technical assistant, TV studio, WestfieM mem readier, Benson; ancneie uocn, 25.6-pereent savings on insurance mentoring program. The new staff Arts; Jin Kuammerls, first trade, Wil- Barbara Phflpot, part-time home eco- High School; JoeDen Surface, part-time long term substitute, burin grade Fran- premiums — based on the current membcra have been working in the son School; ramsls Kynor, fourth nomics, Westfleld High School; Kristin* kindergarten, McOnky^ school; ^Trank cost of $822,950 for 1993 and esti- schools end in their classrooms and grade, Tamaques School; David Man- Scutti, basic skills improvement teach- Tnocnpoont Ait TflsKncr* jQutEfWNi klin School; Usabsth Farshtey. long mating a $210,356 per year savings. meeting with their mentor teachers. ning, social worker, Weitfield High er, Tamaques school; Laurie Shaugh- school; Bivnty Tlorakjmt torn phyri- latin, Westfield High As part of a new mentoring program, "In the last six years. Municipal School; Host McCaulty, bglkh, Roos- ncasy, fifth grade, Franklin School; Ri- CU School. Excess Liability Joint Insurance this is the first time that new teachers are beginning their assignment flv* funds' (MEL) have grown to over days before the entire faculty returns 259 towns and 42 utility authori- Tuesday. The mentoring program was Overlook booking 3-session basic CPR course ties,'' Mr. Grubb said. "Self insur- developed by a ten membei staff com- ance is the most coat effective way mittee last year. SUMMIT — Overlook Hospital anyone over the age of 14 is en- babysitters and child-care profes- and the latest treatment for the for towns to insure their risks. Ad- The new staff members, who replace wffl offer a three session Basic Car- couraged to attend this class to sionals and is approved by the person having a heart attack. ministrative costs are lower and employees who have retired or re- diac lift* Support Course (CPU), leant the lifesaving technique of American Academy of Pediatrics. Come and find out why it more self-insurance avoids taxes and signed, Include: Amy BarUey, Rrst open to anyone aw th* age of 14, CPR Those individuals who attend The course will be held 7-10 pjn. important than ever before to ac- other assessments loaded into grade, Washington School; Stad 7-10 pjn. Sept 8,9, and 13 or Sept the course will receive a review Sept 28 and 30. cess the Emergency Medical Sys- commercial insurance rates." gle, part time resource center 22,23 and 27. booklet and a course completion Roosevelt School; Daria Bonavha, li- A lecture course for the lay per- tem as qukkJy as possible. A ques- Each town will select a full-time Participants will learn one- and card. The class is limited to the tion and answer period will follow commissioner to manage the fund brarian, Jefferson school; Mary Burke, son will be held 8-9:30 pm Sept third grade, franklin School; Micky two-man CPR and obstructed air- first 25 registrants. 10. Some of the topics to be cov- the program. Preregistration is re- locally and to represent the com- way techniques for adults and chil- In addition to the above classes, quired. To register or for more in- munity at group and MEL levels. Cassu, Irench, Westfield High School; ered will be the risk factors, signs Kathleen Cook, fifth grade, McHnley dren. Class size is limited. Overlook will offer a two-session and symptoms of a heart attack, formation, call 522-2365. Enough communities to estab- School; Mary Dailey, fifth gndeJIcKI- A three-hour CPR course will "little Heart Saver" (infant and lish a $1.5 million budget must nley School; Annan Eustache, Art, also be held 7-10 pjn. today. This child resuscitation). The course is adopt a resolution to Join the fund. Westfleld High School; Trista Gian- class is open to the public, and especially helpful for parents, ITiat could be as few as three towns (Westfleld, Scotch Plains, and Summit, for instance) or all eight proposed towns. Once resolu- System malfunctions highlight fire report tions are passed, charter member August 28 * 400 block of East Broad Street-accidental alarm towns would each appoint a com- * 500 block of Summit Av- Street—smoke scare * South St Central Av- missioner, select key professionals, enue—electrical hazard investiga- * 300 block of South Avenue enue—vehicle Ore St. Demetrlos Greek Orthodox Church and petition MEL for membership. tion West—alarm malfunction August 24 721 Rahway Avenue • Union Mr. Grubb suggested that Fan- * 100 block of Bast Broad * 1000 block of Harding * 100 block of Ferris Place-sys- wood would realize the greatest Street—system malfunction Street—electrical investigation tern malfunction savings, 35.8-percent on premiums * 100 block of Lamberts Mill August 25 * 700 block of Dorian Road—s- — based on the current cost of Road—assist police * 400 block of East Broad ystem malfunction $233,039 for 1993 and estimating a August 27 $79,915 savings. They would be fol- * 200 block of Clark Street-sy- lowed closely by Mountainside stem malfunction with possible savings of 35.5- * 1600 block of Lamberts Mill FIIDAY1MM pm-MMnlflh percent — based on $234,321 pre- Road—brush fire Cynthia AAeryl mium and saving $83,250. Scotch * 100 block of East Broad Plains might expect 18.6 percent — 1 Street—interior alarm Director/ Westfield Young Artist Cooperative Theatre food • Poiftrm • tor/liquor* • Winei-Ouio With current costs of $409,139 and August 24 Liv* Music • Bouxoiild • Boutique • Fottt Doncart a savings of $67,813. Summit * 400 block of Rahway Av- teaches might see 21.4-percent — based on enue—hazardous water leak Eat, Drink & Be Merry At Our... $701,664 in premiums and saving * 700 block of Shackamaxon • Acting for Beginners OUTDOOR TAVERNA UNDER THE TENT $150,029. Watchung could realize Drive—unintentional alarm FREE PARKING • ADMISSION $1.00 • CHILDREN FREE 18.8-percent — based on $130,471 * 500 block of Trinity Place—lock premiums and $24,524 savings. • Acting Intermediate I FOR MORE INFORMATION 381-3681/964-7057 Chatham may free up 14.5-percent out with a premium of $242,259 and • Acting Intermediate I I/Advanced saving $35,151. Bemardsville might YOUFT see 12.0-percent on $175,207 saving EXISTING • Musical Theatre $21,038. CABINETS RESTORED at the Child Care's WE STRIP & Westfield School of Dance REHNISH YOUR food program CABINETS LIKE NEW 401 Boulevard/ Westfield

is under way TOP REPLACEMENT 789-3OII The Westfield Day Care Center Fall Registration at the Studio and the Westfield Infant Toddler 1.800-894-0142 J Day Care Center have announced August, 31/ September \,-L from 12pm to 8pm the sponsorship of the Child Care Food Program. This program provides meals to children in child care centers and recreation programs. Meals are CELEBRATING OUR 10th ANNIVERSARY available at no separate charge to all children 12 years and younger enrolled in the Child Care Food Program and are served based on THE PROFESSIONAL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER the following eligibility income scale: Noted for Graded Syllabus in All Forms of Dance Ftvflffy Free Reduoad size Yearly Income Yaarty toon* BALLET • JAZZ • TAP • LYRICAL MODERNE • AEROBICS 1 19061 $12,895 2... 12,259 17,+W Offering: 3 15,457 .21.997 18,665 26,548 SHIT THE 4.... All Forms of Dance & Gymnastics Each additional family memlw...3,19e 4.551 Children thru Adults - Beg. to Advanced Students Come See A Unique Collectio The Child Care Food Program is Featuring Our Pre-Professlonal Dance Company "Contempo" a federal program of the Food and Kids Clothing at Unusually Nutrition Service, United States Department of Agriculture. It is op- EXPANDED MUSIC AND THEATRE DEPT. Low Prices -'*'*]> erated in accordance with USDA policy, which does not permit dis- • Sizes Layette to 14 Years * 2 Locations crimination because of race, color, STUDY WITH ACCLAIMED TEACHER/DIRECTOR GORDON INVERNO • ftee Convenient Parking national origin, handicap, age or sex in the meal service, admissions •FREE Gift Wrap •Jewelry *^ policy or use of any Child Care Classes for All Ages — Children thru Adults • Hair Accessories Food Program facility. Any person who believes they have been dis- Join Us at • Unusual Gift Items criminated against in a USDA- Most Major Credit Cards rtlated activity should write to the OPEN HOUSE Secretary of Agriculture, Washing- ton, D.C. 20250. on Mass. scholars Sunday, August 29th 1-5 pm Melissa Wells daughter of James In Person Registration Begins Monday Aug. 23 and Edith Wells of WestTield was Complete Une of Dancewear Available numed to Uie Dean's List at Smith College for the 1992-93 school year. CLASS SIZE LIMITED • CALL TODAY Melissa graduated Westfield High Country School in 11)89 and relieved a BJ\. in Psychology from Smith May 10. 908-757-7373 Visit Our Outstanding Facility at: 1283 Springfield Ave. Wi Ilium F. Folger of Westfield , hns rcently been named to the 119 Hamilton Blvd., So. Plainfield (Nears.p. spring Dean's Ust at Boston Uni- South Plainfield, NJ versity, -WestfieW Record- A-4 Septmeber 2,19& Commentary Hits & misses Going back to school has deep meaning for entire family — and the community HIT: That milestone feeling of pride, expecta- gather as Johnny asks meekly for the car keys, tion, promise and progress that fills the family's 'just to run downtown to see if the book store is soul as the clan's former toddler is scrubbed, open." dressed, photographed, coached and sent off to HIT: A note from the teacher reports to parents his or her FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL. that a new math curriculum is in place this year. MISS: That millstone feeling and the welling It promises to smooth the learning process and tear that follow the realization that ex-toddler is implant the theories and practices permanently. only 12 years away from generating a $100,000- It has worked worldwide, but especially in plus, four-year college tuition bill. Brown bag for Japan, the note adds. . you, kid, for 12 years! Naah. MISS: For homework, the students will teach HIT: Parents hear from friends that the high this new math to their parents. Parents will be school teacheris) Johnny and Susie have for this invited to match wits with their kids en masse year are well-liked, tough-but-fair and strictly and in public around Oct. 1 at a parents' night business when it comes to homework and term special program. papers. HIT: The entire family has bought into a nightly MISS: Parents hear from Johnny and Susie that regimen for getting homework and reading as- their teachers were transferred kicking and signments done. Period screaming from a gifted and talented pilot pro- MISS: The homework plan is under fire. Three gram that crashed in a budget bust after last TV networks have scheduled weeknight mini- school year. series on Michael Jackson's life and lifestyle. HIT: Two days into the school year and Johnny And MTV hasn't been heard from yet is excitedly showing Mom and Dad his math HIT: Students who make a scholastic new year's text book and newly issued calculator. Has a resolution to hit personal highs in every subject corner been turned? Have all those years of they are to study. prodding, praying and holding up peers' aca- MISS: Students who, after falling a bit short of demic successes paid off? Hold your breath... their goal, lose heart rather than working harder MISS: Dark clouds of doubt and concern quickly and seeking help. Letters to the editor Classroom is not sending correct sex ed messages To The Record: value-laden abstinence message does. Please write to viously common sense told them that teaching about Comprehensive School Health Education reported In response to B. Jackson's letter of Aug. 19, to your state senators and ask them to support the pas- sexuality prematurely was detrimental to their health, that "Michigan's teenagers have been victimized by Irene Kalinowski's letter of Aug. 12, the fact that sage of the "Stress Abstinence" Bill No. SI 13. lives and emotional well-being. The fact of the matter our slanted and one-sided sex education teaching." teenage sexual activity has increased is due to the Dr. William Archer, immediate past chief of popula- is, the percentage of teenage sexual activity was far During a study done by Marion H. Howard, MD, at comprehensive, and in many classrooms, graphic sex tion affairs, Health and Human Services, said that below what it is today and that was prior to our sex Emory University, 84 percent of 1,000 sexually active education to which our children are being exposed. after $2 billion and many years of information and education era. According to the Journal of Adolescent girls surveyed in the Emory Clinic wanted more infor- It's sheer propaganda that we parents don't care. contraceptive-based programs, not one has ever re- Health, March, 1991, "The rates of adverse sexual mation on how to say no without hurting the other There will always be those parents who don't care, but duced the pregnancy rate even 1 percent consequences among our teenagers have not fallen person's feelings. Consider this, teens are more prone and risky sexual behaviors seem to be increasing." to sexually transmitted diseases because their im- t beg to differ that the majority do. Please consider a Isn't B. Jackson's referral to teens with AIDS and mune system is not as resistant as that of an adult, few facts: 13-year-old pregnant girls proof that the mixed mes- Teens are now the fastest growing risk group for and the physiological make-up of a female's body One of the main sex education mentalities, Planned sages and misrepresented facts being taught in HTV despite the knowledge and resources available to makes her more susceptible to STDs. Parenthood, in its own 1988 Annual Report, stated schools have resulted in a complete failure? Condoms them. Haven't we become desperate enough realize In conclusion, it is quite evident that it is neither that 62 percent of parents talked with their children have an inherent flaw (hole) that is 50 to 500 times that it is absolutely degrading to teach our children Irene Kalinowski nor many other parents who have about sex and contraceptives. This does not count, of the size of the AIDS virus. And yet our teens are the plumbing and mechanics of sexuality while pre- been "under a 50-year-old rock," but perhaps those ". course, the many parents who teach their children being told that the latex condom is the only protec- cluding the fact that feelings and delicate emotions who are obviously reneging their responsibility of ; about chastity, but do not mention contraception. tion against the transmission of HIV and that they are very much a part of the whole sex package. teaching and nurturing their children about an issue On the other hand, we have our schools, which are should use one every time they engage in sexual The studies cited above certainly do not back B. that is extremely value-sensitive and placing it in the merely giving lip service to abstinence as one of sev- intercourse! Jackson's claims about schools being the appropriate hands of (Big Brother) the state. eral sexuality options. Studies prove that just giving As for Jackson's contention that 50 years ago par- place to teach sex education. In addition, the Senate KATHLEEN HNfftZS information and choices doesn't work; giving a strong ents didn't teach their children about sexuality, ob- Select Committee to Study the Michigan Model for Westfleld Resident challenges Greco 9 Cable backlash hits Congress To The Record: (The following is screamed at me over and over that Thanks from 'Galore & More To the Record: Speaking of Congress, what did a copy of a letter I sent ot West- you were not a liar and that your To The Record: You participated in a very tan- "Law Could be Costly for Cable the Honorable Rinaldo do with his field Councilman Greco.) integrity meant something. I re- On behalf of the committee gible way in demonstrating our Customers" "close to" million dollar surplus Dear Councilman Greco: plied that you could not make a for the Westfield Senior High belief that learning leads to pos- Didn't President Bush veto the war chest when he retired? He said During the Aug. 10 Town Coun- thing true by repeatedly shouting School fund-raiser, "Galore & itive change. Hie better we can he would refUnd it and or use it for it, no matter how vociferously you 1992 Cable Act saying it would "charitable" purposes! cil meeting, you made a motion to More," we offer a very special equip our youth today in the table the ordinance that would shouted. NOT reduce rates? When Congress As George would say — "Stay thanks for the contributions of foundations of academic excel- over-rode the veto, his comment limit the times during which gar- On August 23, I was awakened so many merchant, parents and tuned!" bage could be collected, supposedly from a sound sleep by the sound of lence, the brighter their tomor- was "stay tuned". Thanks Con- ROBERT W. SHARER because the council had received a my garbage being collected at 5:05 supporters. The success of our rows will be. gress. Westfleld event was dependent on the car- pledge from the haulers voluntarily a.m. It is my understanding that Enjoy the feeling that you to comply with a 6 ajn. start-time. this has been happening all over ing generosity of good and re- sponsive people, and we con- have done much to help us Shortly thereafter, the ordinance town of late, just as it happened achieve the goals set for "Galore Knights thank all who helped was tabled. prior to the August council meet- sider ourselves fortunate for St More" as we salute everyone To The Record: for Retarded Citizens (Plainfleld), In the subsequent discussion, ing. In any case, I have provided your support who has given in time, funds, The Msgr. Henry J. Watterson United Cerebral Palsy of Union you promised that if there was you with the one instance you said The fund-raiser was a grand services, products and energy. Council Knights of Columbus, County, Special Olympics (West- even one instance of a garbage you needed. success and enabled us to pro- field) and Boy Scout Troop 555 pickup before 6 ajn., you would It is said that actions speak loud- Thank you for taking part in Westfield, completed a fund-raiser vide $500 scholarships for four for Retarded Citizens. The money (Scotch Plains) for a total of over vote in support of the ordinance at er than words. At the Sept 14 and young people, to make contribu- this great event $4,900. All of the recipients are the September meeting. Sept. 28 council meetings, you will RONNIE FI1ANKEI. from this very successful drive was tions to the WHS band and the dispersed in the following way: local organizations. After that August meeting, as I have an opportunity to dem- Hi's Eye student publication, BARBARA STANAT We would like to thank all who onstrate by your actions what you Kohler Child Development Center am sure you will recall, there was a and provide funding for en- Chairpersons contributed to this important cause discussion between a handful of could never prove by mere words. (Winfield Park), Spaulding for Chil- and hope to have your support in Westfield residents and three coun- I profoundly hope you will not hancement of Project '79 pro- Galore it More dren of Westfield, McAuly School grams at Westfield Senior High the future. cilmen, yourself included, concern- disappoint me. Westfleld Senior High School (Watchung), Catholic Community JIMSAOOWSKJ School. ing the proposed ordinance. In the GARY L. MAKER Westfield Services (Union), Union County Grand Knight course of this discussion, you Westfleld Day Training Center, Association Knights of Columbus Bagger devises environmental opportunity zone By tUCMAWD H. BAQQER ter way to preserve our natural re- doned, unproductive sites, and ergy to do just this. Samuel Ehren- sources? thus help transform them into NJ. ASSEMBLYMAN halt, the United States Department Ihe^festfield Record Yes, there is. As an assembly- cleaner job-producing — and tax-of Labor's Regional commissioner, FORBES NEWSPAPERS, A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. At the dawn of this century, man, I am trying to combine a paying — properties. noted recently that New Jersey President Teddy Roosevelt took, to cleaner environment with a more Under the Environmental Op- "gets to be a hassle to operate in. A the rostrum of the House of Rep- productive economy; the two are portunity Zone Act, Trenton would total of 140,000 manufacturing jobs Malcolm S. FortMS Jr. resentatives for the annual mes- not mutually exclusive. do something it doesn't do much of were lost in the List four years. It is Et)iloHr>-Ctlle< sage to the nation. Speaking to the One bold approach is embodied these days — make life easier. not the usual business cycle. Edward F. Carroll Aim Churchill Congress — and the American in legislation 1 am drafting, the En- Using financing from the New Jer- There's no indication that these Eucuttva Editor Omrri People — the Republican Roos- vironmental Opportunity Zone Act, sey Economic Development Au- outfits are coming back." Bob Sullivan Donna Palrfer evelt warned, "We are prone to which would take the premise of thority (EDA), a revolving loan If we believe that generating jobs Managing Editor Advertising Ftepmsenimivn speak of the resources of this Urban Enterprise Zones and apply fund would help pay for the clean- by expanding the private sector la them in the context of envi- ups. Once the cleanups were com- Cheryl Fanaka a virtue, and if we believe that cre- Doug Baum ronmental law. pleted, innocent purchasers would ating jobs in our cities is one of our Chief Copy EdHor-Speclttf Sortlong Editor Claulfled Advertising Manngsr Guest essay In Urban Enterprise Zones, gov- have immunity from liability for highest priorities, then state gov- Daw Slminofl Kally Zullo country as inexhaustible; this is ernment cuts the tax burden. past environmental conditions. The ernment must change the w«y it Sports Editor CtaulfM Telephone Sales Manager not so. The conservation of our Lower taxes become an incentive cities which would benefit from does business. these zones would do their part as William Wasttioven Mlckl PulBlnelll natural resources and their proper for new business to move to locate Environ montnl Opportunity Editor Mnjor Accounts use constitute the fundamental there. The zone then begins to at- well, reducing tux burdens on the Zones would result in greatly ex- problem which underlies almost tract the critical mass of capital, property to offset the cost of clean- panded cleanup of vacant urban in- Oaorge Qannon Rogor Sllvay Jean Cas«y Blllle M. Davis businesses and jobs necessary to up. Oculiiton Dirnelcr Vlca Prnldent Operations Promotion Director Controller every other problem of our na- dustrial sites, rtKlirection of man- Acting dermal Manager tional life." rebuild a city. Urban Enterprise But perhaps the most exciting ufacturing activity into New Jer- Roosevelt was prophetic. Three Zones worked well, creating mil- part of the act, would be a pilot sey's cities as called for by the The Wentflokl Record is published weekly by Forbes Newspapers. A Division of Forboa Inc . lions of dollars in urban invest- program to train trie men andstate plun, new private sector train- 102 Walnut Avo., Cfl nil ford NJ 07016 .Second Class Postage paid at Cranford NJ 07016 '. generations ufler his warning, POSTMASTER: please send addrean changes to Forboa Newspapers. Fulfillment Offico PO miles of timber and meadow have ment and creating thousands of women who live within the zones ing and job opixirtunitie-s for city Bo« 757. Bedmln«ter, NJ 07921 Tosubscrlbs call: 1-8WK30O-9321 fallen victim to backhoes and bull- jobs. The same results can be to take part in the cleanups. The residents, and a broader tax INISI: to dozers for new development while achieved with Environmental Op- New Jersey Institute of Technology support public service mid schools. acres of our cities lie vacant, idled portunity Zones. and the New Community Cor- Most Important, we will have hml- Write Us: as much by our environmental In Environmental Opportunity poration of Newark are nlrcndy ed Teddy It«x>seveltps wnrning and 102 Walnut Ave. Phone:(908) 276-6000 laws as any other cause of urban Zones, government would simplify seeking opprovnl from the Newbegun to conserve and reclaim pos- Cranford, NJ 07016 FAX: (908) 276-6220 decline. As we look to a new cen- the regulatory burden businesses Jersey Departments of Ijibor and terity for the next gtMic»niuon of tury, we must nsk, isn't there a bet- face as they clean up old, aban- Environmental Protection and En- Now Jcrwyana. September 2,1903 News A-5 Mulreany re-named to foundation board Robert H. Mulreany, a former sidans and Surgeons. Resources, Hackensack Water Co. resident of Westfield, has been re- Mr. Mulreany is also credited as and Spring; Valley Water COL, as appointed as a member of the the force behind the creation of well at director emeritus of Na- board of trustees of Overlook Hos- Overtook Hospital Foundation, tional State Bank and Con- pital Foundation. Mr. Mulreany, which, independently incorporated, stellation Bankcorp. He served as formerly mayor of Westfield and rakes Ainds to benefit Overlook. trustee and secretary of John A. president of the Westfield Board of In addition to his service to Hartford Foundation, trustee of H. Education, has given 25 years of Overtook, Mr, Mulreany is a retired Smith Richardson Foundation and service to Overlook Hospital as a senior partner in the law firm of trustee of The Foundation Center, trustee and chairman of the hos- DeForest and Duer in New York all in New York City. pital and hospital foundation boards of trustees. City. He is former president of Recently he was received West- In June, Overlook renamed its Provident Loan Society of New field notary's Charles F. Bailey Hu- campus library Robert H. Mul- York, and now a trustee. He is manitarian Award for his support reany Health Sciences Library in chairman emeritus of United Water of community organizations. honor of his leadership and service to the hospital community. Overlook's current status as a Review Courses WONT major teaching hospital in the United States is due largely to the Raise Your SAT Scores... affiliation Mr. Mulreany estab- lished between Overlook and Co- ROBERT H. MULREANY Technique&SWtCAN lumbia University College of Phy- Marck) Lawranc*. MA. aumor of How To Take It* SAT. and Georg* Kapner, M A. announce the opening of wgtetraiton for trie only court* mat teochei you Ihe psychology behind the test mat wNI overcome your Ms. Thomas receives J.D. degree fear* and help Increase your scores. You! line) out how to recognize clues to onwers ond trick questions, how to deal with muWpte choice ond merth Co-chalrs for 1993-94 of the WeatfleM-Mountalnalde Mlnlsts- BOSTON - Carol-Teitfue J. Tho- and served as student law clerk for 'stumpers', how to digest material quickly ond efficiently, how to locate mas of Westfield received a juris U.S. Bankruptcy Court She was a every answer In the reodlng comprehensive question - every technique rlum elected at the June meeting are Dr. John Q. Wtghtman, and strategy you'll need to raise your scores. senior minister of the First Congregational Church of WeetfleM, doctor degree from New England legal research instructor at New School of Law during commence- I Starting September 22nd and Norma M. Hockenjos, diaconal minister at the First United England School of Law. Bcnvjro Methodist Church of Westfield. ment exercises in May. The Westfield High and Buck- LWRENCE 7-l0pm(7Weeks) Ms. Ihomas was lead articles ed- nell Univ. graduate is daughter of Inp (908) 232-4245 TOO: THE itor of New England Law Review Jean Massard and John Thomas. IECHNIOUES Temple Emanu-EI SAT Unemployment is topic BACK TO SCHOOL I|»T" 756 E. Broad St. • Westfleld |AKiNq . Ann Glickman 50% OFF SPECIAL" wc for ministerium session SELF The 1993-94 Westfield- agencies of Westfield and Moun- DEFENSE Mountainside Ministerium pro- tainside make up the membership. SCHOOL gram year begins on Wednesday, Meetings are held alternately on NJ AIKKAI COME TO Sept 15 with a noon luncheon Wednesdays and Thursdays, the Davaloe: Sail Control • Sail Discipline a .... meeting at the First United Meth- third week of each month. 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OOBLECK! Group of creative moms has devised fun, games to ease pre-school jitters

Diane M Genco, Chair of the NJ. made and fascinating to play with. You will end up with a delight- tape. Newspaper hats : School-age Child Care Coalition in (A thixotropic substance is a gel ful substance, alternately solid and 1) Cover work surface with a 1HI CHRONICLE liquid. Pick up a handful and Put three or four layers of a Morris County, to demonstrate the that turns to liquid when shaken double layer of a newspaper. newspaper on top of a child's Moms and Dads knew that Au- making of "Oobleck," "space or otherwise disturbed.) The name 'pour* it Cut the stream with scis- 2) Fill the bottle one-half full waves" and newspaper hats ~ is borrowed from Dr. Suess' book sors and then try to slam your head. Wrap masking tape around gust ii the longest month of the with water. Add food coloring until and around the child's head until year. among other tips. Bartholomew and the Oobleck. hand into the pile. It's easy to clean up and a guaranteed diver- your 'ocean' is a color you like, you have a good fit — then let ThcyVe played with all the toys, Parenting Pathways is the To make Oobleck: him or her "arrange" the hat by gone to the pool and been to camp brainchild of six women who felt sion. then put lid on tightly. Be sure 1) Pour 1 cup of water into a pan twisting, tearing and rolling the — and now what? How do you there was a real need to provide Space Waves bottle does not leak. edges. These are also great for keep the Mds amused for another parents with support, said mem- 2) Put in four drops of green food coloring Make your own mini-ocean in a 3) Open and fill the bottle to the birthday parties. week of summer? ber Tourie Nozari. "We created Pa- bottle: very top with oil Use a funnel to Parenting Pathways is offering renting Pathways as an alternative 3) Add one 16 ounce box of A group of Fanwood moms of- comstarch You will need: prevent spilling if you like. The oil discussion groups in the fall, day fend Union County parents a life for parents who are looking for 4) Add 3/4 cup more water and Newspaper; a clear plastic one- and water will not mix and evening workshops and raft of remarkably fun and easy knowledge and support in dealing mix by hand to create an even liter soda bottle, well-rinsed and S.1\EJ\ (Systematic Training for creative activities for children at a with the challenging job of raising labels removed; water, one-half 4) Reseal the bottle tightly. You Effective Parenting) classes for all texture. It will seem as if you have may want to tape the seal closed. workshop at First Baptist church a family." too little water, but keep at it Re- liter clear mineral oil or light- ages. For more information call in Westfield last month. Oobleck is Ms. Genco's name sist the temptation to add more colored vegetable oil; blue food Hold the botue sideways and 647-7262 or 789-8831 or write P.O, Parenting Pathways asked for a thixotropic substance easily water. coloring; optional funnel and duct slowly rock it back and forth. Box 71, Fanwood, NJ 07023. Church team rehabs housing in week in upstate N.Y. Teens, adults work on buildings in Bath Seven teenagers and three adults from the First gles, tar paper, siding, thin cardboard paper, lots of United Methodist Church of Westfield traveled to the wood, and finally, more than 17 cups of nails. city of Bath in Steuben County, N.Y. during the week FLJMC began its preparation for this mission project of July 11-17 to participate in RISE. last February. Team members were recruited and They were Lynnda Warwick, Virginia Sweet Tom projects were planned to finance the venture. The Sweet and Tom Sweet Jr. from North Plainiield; principal fund-raiser was the RISE-A-Thon held in Christy Santo from Fanwood; and Rebecca Stavenick, Tamaques Park. After lining up sponsors, church Kiri France, David and Sue Bercaw, and Robert members walked, Rollerbladed, bicycled or jogged Anderson from Westfield. around the park for three hours. Sufficient funds RISE (Risingville Intercommunity Service Effort) were raised to fully underwrite the cost of the trip. works to ease the housing crisis by rehabilitating Church member Bob Moore taught team members homes whose owners cannot afford to do it them- a number of building skills. These included how to selves. Whatever is necessary is done from tearing use a hand saw, a hammer and a power saw. The down to rebuilding. RISE, which is staffed entirely by volunteers also learned how to lift a bucket up to a volunteers, is stationed in Risingville, NY. and serves roof and how to lower it back down, as well as how to the surrounding counties. safely climb up and down a ladder. The value of these This year RISE decided to do their repair work on lessons was demonstrated in the group's ac- houses in Steuben County. Once in Bath, the West- complishments in Bath. fielders were split into two groups. Virginia Sweet, Much preparation was also done by RISE officials. Tom Sweet Jr., Robert Anderson, Kiri France, and Twenty-five homes were selected as 1993 projects. A Tom Sweet were assigned to build a ramp for a handi- call for volunteers to work during either a week in capped person. June or a week in July went out Fourteen churches Lynnda Warwick, Rebecca Stavenick, Christy Santo, answered the call. A total of 56 visiting volunteers and David, and Sue Bercaw were assigned to tear worked on 17 different project during the July week. down an addition of a home. The RISE leadership Dale Foreman, Director of RISE and associate pas- advised this group that they would probably not get tor of the Chatham United Methodist Church, told the this project done — that they would be lucky, if they Westfield group, "I am truly amazed by what you got the roof off in a week. have done ... I truly am amazed!" The group proved them wrong by tearing down the All agreed with Dale that they accomplished a lot entire addition in three days. After the ramp was for just one week. Asked if she would take part in On the last day of work, the RISE participants from the First United Church In Waatflald stand completed the Westfielders worked together at the RISE again, Christy Santo replied, "It was a pleasure before debris of their work. Seated ars KIrl Francs and Virginia SwaeL Standing ars Tom Sweat demolition site. Where once there had been a badly to do a job that otherwise would have never been Sr., Lynnda Warwick, Sut Bsrcaw, homeowner Lori Lacey, and Christy Santo. Seated at rear are built addition, all that remained were piles of shin- done. I'm looking forward to doing it again." Robert Anderson, Tom Sweat Jr., and Rebecca Stavenick. Exploding the myth that kids have it easy on school year's eve By CHOTYtHEHL the same anxieties. some reason, the teachers on this Amid sleepless nights and tor- cover my ears. It took everything Of course, you have to put your- floor were harder, they punished tured days I waited for the first in me not to start screaming. THE CHRONICLE self in the place of an 8-, 9- or 10- without mercy or reason, and in day of school At last it arrived. Heads hanging, shoulders Who could ever forget the first year-old kid in order to appreciate general made Army boot camp With heart pounding, I boarded slumped, we walked in a straight day of school? The strain of wor- the depth of the problem. Now look like nursery school. Most the bus for the two-mile trip to line silently behind "Attila the rying if you would get to the bus when you're a kid, problems loom kitls avoided that hallway like the school and gathered in the school- Nun," a woebegone group of stu- stop on time, or have the right larger than life. And what could plague, going "tiie long way," yard with the other kids who also dents who had surrendered to the supplies. The biggest fear of all be larger than not knowing if "At- whenever on an errand. But from were awaiting their fate. We enemy. was speculating on WHO would tila the Nun" would be my teach- what we heard from our older sib- watched as Sister Superior made But in case you wonder if it was as bad as I have interpreted it, I be your teacher for the next nine come back Kotter." er that year? lings and friends, to even walk her way into the schoolyard, and months. Such anxieties made the that way could be detrimental to blew on the whistle to let us know submit this anecdote for your ex- And since I went to parochial And since in a child's mind ev- amination: last week of summer vacation school there was little likelihood erything looms larger than life, our well being. that the time had come. pure hell. Mom would take my side against the reputation of one of the Ckxxi Every year I worried and every One by one the faces of my "I bought (he pencils you asked Everyone thinks kids have it Sisters could have been blown out friends lighted up with relief or for,"Mom says sweety. the Good Sisters when push came your the luck of the draw was on "Are they number 2 pencihT' I easy. After all, they don't have the to shove. After all, they had God of proportion by those who hold my side. Unfortunately, the year I fell in despair, while I continued asked with tear In my voice. irsponsibility of a job and, for the on their side and I was not known grudges. Still, one had to protect turned 10, my luck ran out to recite silently every prayer I 'Why no, they're number 3's," she most part, spend their days play- as an angel. In fact, there were oneself from the unknown. A year There were three Good Sisters had ever learned, and then some. rep/lea. "Should thtt mote a dK9or- ing, watching television or getting moments when Mom questioned in the life of a kid was a lifetime, who taught fourth grade, which But my tie to God must have eoce?" waited on by Mom. if I was related to the devil him- and "Death Row," was not a place gave me a pretty good chance of been loosely connected because "THEY HAVE TO BE NUMBER 2 But anyone who has been a kid self. So it did little good to tell any kids wanted to be when their not getting the wrong one. Alter when I heard my name, ev- PENCILS," I scroem, my face turning and lived through it recalls the Mom of any fear I might have whole life was ahead of them. exploring all angles and discuss- erything I had feared, dreaded, white. "IF THEYRE NOT SHE agony as the first day of school about my Instructor for the school "Death Row," (as it was fondly ing the prospect of being in that prayed would not happen became WILL...KHJ. US" approached. Contrary to popular year. called by anyone who went to the doss and surviving, the kids in a reality. Sister Supei-ior's voice And I haven't even said any- belief, not every teacher was Miss Instead, I kept it to myself, or school I did for eight, long years) the neighborhood came to the echoed in the schoolyard, bounc- thing about how they expected us Crabtree, from the "Little Ras- only talked about it to the kids in was on the second floor of the conclusion that the entire decision ing off the walls of the church and to put on book coven without cals," or Mr. Kotter from "Wel- the neighborhood. They harbored four-story school building. For was "in God's hands." school buildings until I had to ANY tape at all. I rest my case. September 2,1983 A-7 Visting Franks New title Thanks 1 iJllaB^ A ' ^dafillaaH drops one

List^aaaafl key word The Association for Retarded MM Citizens/Union County made his- •to- 1 y£u£.4. tti VI.I^KM ^-^aiiw^-..^ PaaaaK^ iaSBBBBBBW tory at its recent annual meeting •^•LHBBBI by voting to change its name to ^^K^.HI.: ^ •• ' 1BaMfa^Ja^BBBBBBBt'tl^'"-_ 'JHfc.V '^-' -' • li The Arc of Union County. For the first time since its 1949 founding, "retarded" is gone from its name. While the name change does not become effective until Jan. 1, a mission statement explaining the purpose of the organization, also approved at the meeting, is effective immediately. % The name follows similar action by state and local chapters of the WPNaaaaaaaaaaH association after the national orga- A contingent from the WestfleM YMCA POMS wHh Congressman Bob Franks In hisWashington D.C. office. The Westfield Y nization changed its name in Oc- Joan Corbet of WaatflaM recently hosted • group of young adults In Washington for two days from town andLubeck, Germany which Is In the former tober 1991. In response to the out- poaaa with framed photo East Qarmany. Tha group discussed democracy and tha rola Congress plays In governing this country. cry from those who no longer presented to her by wished to be labeled "retarded," grateful board of Waah- the new name seeks to empower those served by the agency rather lngton Rock Girl Scout than demean them. Council at a recant cer- Junior League Seminar for new cancer patients The mission statement adopted emony. Ma. Corbet'a pos- The diagnosis of cancer can be devastating. How- more positive outlook they tend to have." by The Arc reads: "The mission of Itiva approach to serving session is for the Arc of Union County is to em- as board president waa ever, kerning about the disease can make the course She suggests that following the diagnosis of cancer, power and support people with chad In tha presentation. pew members of treatment and recovery much easier for patients patients and their families learn all they can. Go to mental retardation and other as- Ms. Corbet has baan a The Junior League of and their families. seminars, do research, see what information your li- sociated developmental dis- board member ainca EUzabeth-Plainfield abilities, and their families, in 19B1 and retired aa presi- (JLEF) will sponsor an in- Muhknberg Regional Medical Center and thebrary has to offer and ask your doctor questions, she achieving their maximum poten- dent this yaar. formational leirion for American Cancer Society are cosponsoring a seminar, advised. tial and their full appropriate in- prospective members 7:30 clusion in informed communities. pjn. Wednesday, Sept 8. "Orientation to Cancer Therapy," for adults who have Ms. Aloia said the best time for a patient to attend This will be accomplished through This session will be the been recently diagnosed with cancer. It will be held the seminar is after learning the diagnosis but prior to the unification of the agency's last opportunity to join staff, employees, volunteers, fami- the 1993-1994 provisional the second Tuesday of every month, beginning Sept treatment That way, most of their questions can be lies and self-advocates is the com- Eton class. 14 answered and they will know what to expect before mon goal of providing quality ser- FALL HOME •Hie JLEPis part of the Participants need only attend one session to get the they go for their first dose of chemotherapy or radia- vices and broad-based advocacy DECORATING EVENT! Association of Junior which supports individuals in Leagues, an international information they will need to know before they begin tion, achieving full value in their lives." Blinds organization of women treatment The free seminar is open to those with Each session will consist of an information portion For more information about The Shades committed to promoting cancer, their families and their friends and is open to plus a question and answer period. Refreshments will Arc, call 754-5910 or write to The vohinteerism and to im- Arc, 1225 South Ave., Plainfield, • Carpets & proving the community all patients regardless of where they will be treated. be served courtesy of Ortho Biotech and educational NJ. 07062. Area Rugs through effective action Topics to be discussed include chemotherapy, adju- literature will be available. A list of cancer-related • Custom Window Treatments and leadership of trained vant therapy, nutrition, radiation therapy, hormone community resources will also be distributed. Singles dine out club • Wall Coverings volunteers. A new group, Jewish Singles The league's com- therapy and available community resources. The session is free, but registration is necessary. Dining Out Group, is being formed «Furniture munity involvement in- "Patients need to be fully educated," explained Call Ms. Aloia at 668-2244 or Carolyn Fabrizio at the for professional singles, ages 25-35. cludes the Jumble Store, s Hurry Sale Ends Oct. 23 Mary Aloia, an oncology social worker at Muhlenberg Union County Unit of the American Cancer Society at The group will enable Jewish sin- thrift and consignment gles to meet and socialize in a re- Call shop located in Cmnford, Regional Medical Center. "The more they know about 354-7373 for more information or to reserve your laxed atmosphere while dining out which financially helps For information, call 549-2849. 322-8300 support other league the disease, the more in control they fast and theplace. Grtti ldtn Jun Cofne To You.* projects; volunteer sup- port for St Clan's Home in Elizabeth, transitional WITCH housing for pediatric AIDS patients; involve- ment with the Plainfiekl Veen Parenting project at WHERE YO\ Plainfleld High School; and various "Done in a nay" projects which will STEPBefore you Jump meet various short-term In with both needs of the community. f#ttt consni#f Back to Class this: Onry the Women between the Tectrli Personal ages of 2M5 are invited DmnShON'Tlgrtt Climber lets you to attend. The information ••ltd speeds session will be held at UoanB'SUm from 10 to 150 ft./ league headquarters, 110 10% mm. Which I* why, ff ft Walnut Ave., Cranford. At- OFF CAPEZIO • DANSKIN Isni Ttxtrlx, tendees should RSVP by WITH THIS PHYSICAL FASHIONS tt'« a «t«p Aug. 30. Call 709-1177. behind. 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-Westfield Record- Ar8 Community Life September 2,1993 I Obituaries Excellence in classroom Agnes McNulty Brodhead Supermarket bookkeeper; was 79 Agnes McNulty Brodhead, 79, a ters, Theresa Reynolds and Jose- bookkeeper from 1949-69 at anphine Safranek; and a brother, AStP supermarket in Newark, died Thomas McNulty. Aug. 29, 1993 at Runnells Special- A funeral Mass was offered yes- ized Hospital of Union County, terday at St Elizabeth's Roman Berkeley Heights. Catholic Church, linden, following Mrs. Brodhead wu bom in New- services at the McCracken Funeral ark and lived in Westfleld before moving tolinde n in 1968. Home, Union. Burial was in St Her husband, Haines Brodhead, Gertrude Cemetery, Catania is deceased. In lieu of flowers, contributions She is survived by a son, Edward may be made to the hospice pro- Luclll. Lukasztvricz, left, of WestfMd, a kindergarten t—ctm Reynolds; a daughter, Frances gram of Runnells Specialized Hos- at Cleveland School In Rahway accepts a $400 check to fund Westflekfer and trustee of the Rahway Foundation for Excel- June Zichilla; four grandchildren; pital, 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley her project "Kindergarten Authore" from Rahway Foundation lence In Education, Tracy T. Groff, left, presents $400 grant seven great-grandchildren; two sis- Heights, 07922. for Excellence In Education trustee and Rahway Superinten- to Valerie Wegenhofler for her project "Roosevelt Weather Mary Jane Ginthner Gindis dent, Or. Anthony P. Cavanna. Watch" for Rahway fourth graders. Active in local library Friends; was 77 Jennie Colangelo Rapuano Mary Jane Ginthner Gladis, 77, dis and Frederick Gladis; two Seamstress, 97; a native of Italy who was active in the Friends of daughters, Jane Gladis and Eliza- Jennie Colangelo Rapuano, 97, a great-grandchildren, and 20 great- the Westfleld Public library, died beth Lorenz; and seven grand- seamstress with the former McGre- great-grandchildren. Aug. 24. 1993 at Muhlenberg Re- children. gor Inc. of Summit, died Aug. 27, Another son, Dominic Rapuano, gional Medical Center, Plainfield. A funeral Mass was offered Fri- 1993 in Westfield at the home of is deceased. Mrs. Gladis was bom in Bayo- day at St Helen's Roman Catholic her daughter, Madeline Garafano. Services were held Tuesday at nne, graduated from the Pratt In- Church. Mrs. Rapuano was bom in Italy stitute in 1936, and had lived in In lieu of flowers, contributions and lived in Summit before mov- the Rossi Funeral Home, Scotch Westfleld since 1953. She was a may be made to Helping Hands ing to Westfleld in 1952. Plains, followed by a funeral Man member of the American Associa- and Hearts, SL Helen's Church, She also is survived by two sons, at Holy Trinity Roman Catholic tion of Retired Persons chapter in 1600 Rahway Ave., Westfleld, Albert Rapuano and Pasquale Church. Burial wu in St Ger- Westfleld. 07090. Rapuano; 10 grandchildren, 26 trude Cemetery, Colonia. Surviving are her husband, Jo- Arrangements were by the seph Gladis; two sons, Joseph Gla- Dooley Colonial Home. Camera club meets for 'An Evening with Yuan Li' The Cranford Camera Club starts rapher, will present "An Evening its 1993-94 year 7:30 pjn. Monday, with Yuan LL" Charles Malanowski, 88 Sept 13 in the Cranford Com- Dr. Li, who teaches at Rutgers, Was once a foreman on the CNJ line munity Center on Bloomingdale Newark, has traveled extensively Don't miss the American Heart Walk Avenue. Yuan Li, a noted photog- in his native China. Charles T. Malanowski, 88, a Malanowski and Edward Mal- foreman with the former Central anowski; a daughter, Rose Kem- Open to individuals & company Railroad Co. of New Jersey, died met; two stepsons, John Sulik and or organization teams Aug. 28,1993 at his home. Arthur Sulik; six grandchildren; Call (908) 685-1118 Mr. Malanowski was born in Jer- five great-grandchildren; a brother, Henry Malanowski; and a sister, Better Days sey City and had lived in Westfleld Sally BonaskL since 1952. He was with the CNJ INNER DEMONS October 3rd, 9am to 1pm A funeral Mass was offered yes- Slattery Park, Bridge water line at its Jersey City depot until terday at St Helen's Roman Catho- his retirement in 1969. lic Church. Many people perpetuating the cycle, Surviving are his wife, Josephine Arrangements were by the grow up in fami- in therapy, people are asked to SomerMt County Division Malanowski; two sons, Thomas Dooley Colonial Home. lies in which identify clearly and describe this there are rigidly secret self. Counselor and client American Heart Association defined expectations for behavior also explore the fears of what the andconduct. On topof this, strong reaction would be if the real self This space provided as a public service .; 1983. American Heart Association Charles M. Comegys, 74 messages of disapproval result was public. Often, the real self is from disappointing others' expec- so closely associated with the in- rfheAmerJcan" Heart Walk" UCC maintenance supervisor tations. All too often, this process ternal rage that the client thinks 208 West End Ave. • B SB BSiSJ - i Charles M. Comegys, 74, ayear. He had previously been a se- produces people who feel chroni- the rage is all there is. AHOdCmDfl I former maintenance supervisor curity guard at the Clark plant of cally torn between their "real self By identifying hidden aspects of Bridgewater, NJ 08807 and what they show to others, self, we can work to develop a with Union County College, died the former J.B. Williams Co. Name. Aug. 25, 1993 at Muhlenberg Re- Surviving are two sons, Saul This secret side usually results plan to bring the hidden parts out gional Medical Center, Plainfleld. Comegys and Arthur Comegys, in repressed anger that takes the without the rage and work con- | Address form of depression, leading tope- structively to help others under- He was bom in Baltimore, Md, both of Baltimore; a grandchild; I City .State. .Zip. and lived in Westfield before mov- three great-grandchildren; and two riodic outbursts of rage. When stand the whole person. ing to Plainfleld in 1982. sisters, Helen Burrows of Balti- the rage is seen by others, more I Phone negative feedback occurs, thus Mr. Comegys, who served in the more and Dorothy Mae Sturdivent I • I will be walking on Oct. 3 Navy during World War II, was of St Petersburg, Fla. Prrtented •• • community service by Barbara T. Fithbein, ACSW, BCD I • I cannot walk but would like to volunteer to help with the walk with UCC at its main campus in Private services were by the Me- licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I • I cannot walk and have enclosed a contribution for $ Cranford until his retirement last morial Funeral Home, Plainfleld. Horn* by Appointment 908.233-O419 LOCAL MOVIE TIMES FOR THE WEEK OF FRIDAY, SEPT. 3-THURSDAY, SEPT 9

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Wednesday 1:05, 3:10 p.m. •Manhattan Murder Mystery (PG) Fri- day, Tuesday-Thursday 7:20,9:30 •Cai tnaetettor showWmes , Thursday 8:10 p.m. a.m. 1:10,4,7,9:55 p.m. MIDDLESEX MALL CINEMAS day Monday: 1:50, 4:40, 7:30, 10:05 p.m. Saturday-Monday. 3, 5:10, 7:20, UNTIED ARTISTS RIALTO •Needful Things (R) Friday-Sunday: •fortress (R) Friday-Thursday: 1:30, 'The Man Without a Face (PG-13) Fri- Stclton and Hartley roads p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. 2:40, 5:10. 9:30 p.m. 250 East Broad St 1:50, 5. 7:30,10:15 p.m. Monday. day Monday: 12:30, 2:55, 5:20. 7:45, 3:30, 5:45, 7:50, 10:15 p.m. South Plalnfield 7:40, 9:55 p.m. Westfleld 1:50, 5:30, 8:10 p.m. Tuesday- 10:15 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday: 1:45, 'Rising Sun (R) Friday-Thursd,iy. 1:45, (908) 753-2246 •The Fug/t/m (PG-13) Friday-Monday. (908) 2321288 Thursday. 5:30,8 p.m. • 4:15, 7, 9:30 p.m. Late show Friday- 4:45, 7:20, 10:10 p.m. •Robin Hood: Men In Tights (PG 13) 1, 3:50, 6:50, 10 p.m. Tuesday- I \IO\ •CaN theater for showtime*. •Calendar Girt (PG 13) Friday-Sunday. • Sunday at 12:30 a.m. 'The Firm (R) Friday-Thursday: 1, 3:55, Friday Thursday 7:15 p.m. Thursday. 2, 4:30, 7:10, 9:40 p.m. BERKELEY CINEMA WESTFIELD TWIN CINEMA 2, 5:20, 7:50, 10:10 p.m. Monday. \ 'Needful Thlngi (R) Friday-Thursday: 6:50, 9:45 p.m. •Hard Target (R) Friday Thursday 9:15 •The Man Without a Face (PG-13) Fri 450SprintHeW*ve. 138 Central Ave., Westfleld 1:30, 3:30, 6. 8:15 p.m. Tuesday- • 1:30. 4:05. 7:15,' 9:50 p.m. Late show 'In the Une ofFlm (R) Filday-Thureday. p.m. day Monday: 1:10, 3:40,6:30, 9:30 £______* U______i (908) 654-4720 Thursday. 6, 8:10 p.m. Friday-Sunday at 12:15 a.m. 1:45, 4:30, 7:15, 10:10 p.m. • Tlie ruglttvc (PG-13) Friday Monday: p.m. Tuesday Thursday: 2:20. 5, 7:20. (908)464 8688 •Calendar Girl (PG 13) Friday-Tuesday. •Boxing Helena (R) Friday Sunday: , •Son of the Pink Panther (PG) Friday- •TTie Man Without a Face (PG-13) Fri- 2. 4:30. 7, 9:20 p.m. Tuesday. 9:50 p.m. •Call theaterfor •howtimes . 1:40, 5:10, 7:40, 10 p.m. Monday; Thursday: 7:55. 10:20 p.m. Late show 1. 3:15. 5:20. 7:30,9:20 p.m. day-Thursday: 1, 3:20, 5:35, 8, 10:20 Wednesday 1, 7, 9:20 p.m. Thursday. •Rising Sun (R) Friday-Monday. 1:40, CINEPLEX OOEON CRANFORD 1:20, 3:30,6, 8:15 p.m. Tuesday- \ Friday-Sunday at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday, Thursday. 7:30,9:20 p.m. p.m. 7, 9:20 p.m. 4:30, 7:20, 10:15 p.m. Tuesday- 25 North Aw. Wa«t Thursday. 6, 8:10 p.m. ' • ". 'Only the Strong (PG-13) Friday- •Tht Secnt Garden (G) Friday Tuesday, •Calendar Girl (PG-13) Friday fhursdny. • Tito Secret Garden (G) Friday-Monday: Thursday. 2:10, 4:40, 7:10, 9:45 p.m. Cranfofd •Kafrfe/rWa (R) Friday-Sunday. 2, 5, v Monday: 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:40,10 1:20, 5:30, 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, 1:50, 4, 6, 8:10,10 p.m. 2:3O. 4:55 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday: •Searching tor Bobby Fischer (PG) Fri (908) 276-9120 7:3O, 10:10 p.m. Monday 1:50, 9J0l p.m. Monday-Thursday: 1, 3:20, 5:45. Thursday: 7:45 p.m. •Hard Target (R) Friday Tliursday: 1:20, 1:15 p.m. day Monday: 1:30, 4, 6:40, 9:20 p.m. •In 9m Une of Firm (R) Friday-Monday 8:10 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. 5:30^ •'" • 8:05, 10:30 p.m. Late show Friday- •Son of the Pink Panther (PG) Friday- 3:25, 5:30, 7:45, 9:50 p.m. MOVIE CITY Tuesday Thursday. 2:30,1:50, 7:30, 2, 4:45, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday 7:50 p.m. •[*'. Sunday at 12:20 a.m. Tuesday. 3:30,9:50 p.m. Wednesday, •Manhattan Murder Mystery (PC) Frl Route 1 & mil Lane, Iselln 9:35 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 'Hart Target (R) Friday-Sunday: 5:JX>, 'Hard Target (R) Friday Monday. Thursday: 9:45 p.m. day-Thursday. 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, (908) 382 5555 •In the tine of Fire (R) Friday Monday •Hard Tergal (R) Friday Thursday 10 7:50,10:15 p.m. Monday 6, 8:15 • . \ 12:50, 3:05, 5:20, 7:35, 9:50 p.m. 10:10 p.m. •Call theater (or showtime*. 1:30,4:20, 7:10, 10:15 p.m. p.m. p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. 8:10 p.m.-1 •.' Tuesday-Thursday: 1, 3:20, 5:45, DUNELUN THEATER MOVIE CITY Tuesday Thursday 2:10. 4:30. 7:15, •Foroms (R) Friday-Monday, 2, 4, 6, •In the Una of Firm (R) IrkJoy-Sunolay,, 8:05,10:30 p.m. Late show Friday 458 North Ave., Duration Oak Tree Center 9:45 p.m. 8, 10 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. 8, 10 1:40, 4:40, 7:20, 9:55 p.m. Monday. ' Sunday at 12:10 a.m. CINEMA PLAZA (908) 968 3331 16G5 Oak Tree Rd., Edison . •Jurassic fa* (PG 13) Friday-Monday. p.m. 1:40, 5:10, 7:50 p.m. Tuesday- ', •SurtNk^n (PG) Friday-Monday: Routes 202 & 3t Ftemlr«ton •Call theatertor showtlmes . (908) 549 6066 1:20, 4:10, 7, 9:50 p.m. Tuesday- CINEPLEX OOEON UNION (908) 782-2777 Thursday 5:30, 7:50 p.m. 12:30, 2:30, 4:40 p.m. Tuesday The Fv0thm (PG-13) Friday-Sunday: '. KENDALL PARK CINEMAS •Call theater for showtlmes. Thursday: 2, 4:25, 6:50, 9:15 p.m. 990 Stuyvmuni Avr, Union •rht Secret GWtMn (G) Friday, Mon- Thursday 1, 3,9 p.m. 1:30, 4:30, 7:2O, 10:15 p.m. Monday:' 3560 Route 27, Kendall Park GENERAL CINEMA (908) 686-4373 day: 2, 7:05 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2, •Jmon Goes taHrt - TTm Final Friday 2, 5:10, 8 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. (90S) 422-2444 RUTGERS PLAZA •Needful TNrtfi (R) Friday-Monday. 4:19, 7:06 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. (R) Friday-Monday. 3:30, 5:30. 7:30, 5:30, 7:45 p.m. •me FvgVim (PG-13) Friday, Saturday. SOMI:RSI:T 1030 Easton Ave., Somerset 2:15. 4:45, 7:15. 9:40 p.m. TuMday- 7:05 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. 3:30, •Only tfw Strong (PO-13) Friday- 1:45, 4:30, 7:10, 9:45 p.m. Sunday BERNAnDSVILLE CINEMA (90S) 828 8787 Thursday. 7:30,0:45 p.m. •Naedluf TMna* (R) Friday, Monday: 2, 5:30, 7:40,9:40 p.m. Late show Frl Sunday 1:40 p.m. Monday 1 p.m. ', Wednesday. 1:30. 4:15. 7. 9:35 p.m. 5 Mine ftrook Rd . •The Fiigtf* (PG 13) Friday-Thursday. •Searchlni tor Bobby FHcher (PG) Fri- 7. 9:10 p.m. Saturday, Sunday. 2. day-Sunday at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. 5:40 p.m. Thursday. 7, 9:35 p.m. BcmardsvWe 1:45, 4:20, 7, 9:40 p.m. day-Monday: 2,4:30, 7, 9:30 p.m. 4:15, 7, 9:10 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday 'The Fugthe (PG-13) Friday-Monday: •The Seen* Garden (G) Friday Sunday.' •The Man Without a Fat* (PC-13) Fri (908) 766 0357 •Needful Things |R) Many-Thursday. Tuesday-Thursday: 7:30. 9:40 p.m. 7,9:10 p.m. 1, 3:45, 7, 7:20, 9:45,10:05 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Monday 1:20, 3:30 p.m. . day, Saturday. 1, 3:15, 5:3O, 7:45, 10 •/he Fuglttm (PC 13) Friday. 5, 7:30, 2:15, 4:45. 7:20, 9:45 p.m. FIVE POINTS CINEMA Tuesday-Thursday. 1, 3:45, 7, 8,9:45, •*i the Une of Fire (R) Friday-Thursday Tuesday-Thursday 6 p.m. • p.m. Sunday Wednesday, 2, 4:30, 10 p.m. Saturday; 1:30, 4:30, 7:30. •Son otlho Hnk Panther (PG) Friday- 327 Chestnut SL, Union 10:35 p.m. Late thorn Friday-Sunday at 7,9:20 p.m. •Manhattan MurrJer Mystery (PG) Frl- ' 7:05, 9:20 p.m. Thursday. 7:05, 9:20 10 p.m. Sunday 1:30, 4:30, 7:15, Thursday: 2:30, 7:30 p.m. 12:30 a.m. (908) 964-9633 •Manhattan Murder Mystery (PG) Fri- day Sinuliiy: 2, 5, 7:40, 9:55 p.m. p.m. 9:i)5 p.m. Mootlny l;;iO. 4:30. 7:1ft •Only the Stmng (PG 13) Friday- •Call theatertor •howtlmes . day, Monday 2, 7:30, 9:30 p.m. Sat- Mondny 1:40, 5:4O, 7.50 p.m. Tues- 'The Seem Garden (0) Friday- •Uke Water for Choeotore |R) Frktiiy, p.m. ftmsdny TlHtnwIny 7:43 p.m. Thursday; 5, 0:30 p.m. UNDEN nVCPLEX urday, Sunday 2, 4, 7:30, 9:30 p.m. doy Thuredny. 5:50, 8 p.m. , Thursday; 1:30, 3:33, 5:40 p.m. Saturday. 3:05, 5:10, 7:25, 9:30 p.m. BROOK CINEMA •Hard Target (R) Friday-Thursday: 2:30, 400 North Wood Ave., Linden Tuesdoy-Thursdey 7:30, 9:30 p.m. • The Man Without a lace (PG-13) Frt > •Rising Sun (R) Friday Monday: 1, Sunday Wednesday: 3:05, 5:10, 7:15, 10 Ikimlllim 51. 5:30, 7:40. 10 p.m. (908) 925 9787 •Robin Hood: Mm In Ufra (PG 13) day Sunday 1:90. !>, 7:40, 10 p.m. 4:15, 7, 9:40 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday 9:20 p.m. Thursday. 7:15, 9:?(> p.m. Dounri FIrcxik •fortress (R) frkJay-Thureday: 2:15, •ThaFUglthe (PO-13) Friday-Monday Friday, Monday 2, 7:15, 9:15 p.m. Morality l, 3, 5:30, 8 p.m. Tuesday- 1, 4:15, 7:20,9:50 p.m. Late snow •Much Mo About Noticing (PG 1.1) frl (900) <».y 9GC5 4:30, 7:10. 9:50 p.m. Noon. 2:20, 4:35, 7:20, 9:45 p.m. Saturday. Sunday 2. 4, 7:15. 0:15 Ihursday 5:40. 7:50 p.m. Friday-Sunday at 12:10 a.m. day, Saturday. 1:10, 5:25, 7:50, 10 •It* WixMhg tl9tK)tmi (notrated) rr t •The Tim (FT) Friday-Thursday 2, 5:15, Tuesday-Thursday: 7:15, 9:35 p.m. p.m. Tuesday-Thursday 7:15, 9:15 CINEMA 2M •Fme Willy (PQ) Friday-Monday: 12:30, p.m. Sunday-Wednesday 1, 5:10, day. ?;2'i, 9:35 p.m. Snturtfay- 8:30 p.m, •Cakwnlar Qlri (PG-13) Friday-Monday: p.m. Route 208, Chester 2:50, 6:10 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. 1, 7:20, 9:30 p.m. Thursday: 7:20, 9:30 Mondny. 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:25, 9:35 GENERAL CINEMA 1, 3, B, 7:35, 9:45 p.m. Tuatday- •The Man Without a Face (PG 13) Frl (90fl) 879-4444 3:20, 6:40 p.m. p.m. p.m. Tuesday Thursday 7:10,9:15 SOMERVtUE CIRCLE Thursdey: 7:30,9:30 p.m. day, Monday 2, 7:10, 9:15 p.m. Sat •Cell theater (of showtlmes. •frt the Doe o< Fire (R) Friday-Thursday: •In the Urn of Fire (Ft) Friday, Satur- p.m. Rout* 28, Rarttan •Fortran (R) Friday-Monday. Noon, urday, Sunday: 2, 4:13, 7:10, 9:15

-Westfleld Record- August 26, 1993 A-9 You said it: The difference batmen last year and this year Is nlgft and day. I'm not In awe of It anymore.' Taking a Giant step WTA tournament The Westfleld Tennis As- A wiser Dave Brown feels more at sociation will be sponsoring Ms annual men's sin- ease as he closes in on starting job gles tourna- ment on •y KIPKUDUK While the majority of Brown's time with the Giants Sept. 11 has been spent learning, the Duke University alum and 12, be- THE RECORD said his role this year is to be prepared to play at a ginning at 9 Since the football gods smiled upon Dave Brown in moment's notice. a.m. at last June's NFL supplemental draft, the quarterback "I'm going to continue to learn, but, this year the Tamaques has experienced a lot more misery than prosperity learning is more under fire," said Duke's fourth all- Park. The during his limited duty on the gridiron. time leading QB in passing yardage and completions. rain date "I must get ready to play and not have a drop off win be Conning off a rookie season during which he was sacked four times in his debut and sustained a bro- between the first and second unit when I go in there. Sept. 18 and 19. The tourna- "You've got to prepare as if you're the starter be- ment it open to all Westfield ken right thumb late in the year, the Westfield native residents and the fee is $2.50 had already endured plenty of adversity as he entered cause you practice all week as if you are. If Phil for WTA members and $3.50 his first full pre-season camp with the New York Simms goes down, god forbid, my job is to make sure for all non-members. Please Giants. the offense doesn't miss a beat" Not only does Brown feel more comfortable with bring a new can of tennis Brown is certainly closer to starting than when he balls when you show up to his teammates and surroundings, but he also feels at was a year ago, but attaining success on the field has ease with Reeves' new offensive scheme, which fea- play. Interested participants continued to be evasive. For example, during Sat- may send a check with the* tures a less conservative approach than last year. This name and phone number to: urday night's final exhibition game at Miami Brown has enabled Brown to give more attention to the WTA. c/o Dan Hickey, 230 faced a third-and-45 situation when he took his first playbook and defensive coverages, instead of worry- Midwood Place, Westfleld, NJ snap from center. ing about intangibles beyond his control 07090. Applications must be In the fourth quarter, a 40-yard scramble deep into "The difference between last year and this year is received by Monday, Sept. 6. Dolphin territory was nullified because of a holding night and day," said the 1988 Westfield High School Call Dan Hickey at 654-1626 penalty and, later, an apparent touchdown pass to graduate. "I'm not in awe of it anymore. The biggest for additional Information. tight end Derek Brown was ruled incomplete after an difference is being comfortable with the players and official decided the receiver did not hold onto the ball the system. The more I play, the more confident I feel Westfleld Tour GEORGE MCemuyTHC RECORD long enough. and when I'm more relaxed it helps me play better. The Westfield Classic Bike Westfleld's Dave Brown fades back to past during m recent "It can't get much tougher," said Brown, who "Things are just a lot smoother this year. The of- Tour, which wiH be held on exhibition game against the Pittsburgh Steelera. With a year of tossed a pair of touchdown passes and completed 12 fense is totally different and I like it a lot better than Sunday. October 3, is still experience under his belt untf c better foeilng for Den Reeves' of 23 attempts for 111 yards against the defending last year. I played in an open offense in college and signing up sponsors. For the wide open offensive scheme, Brown Is more comfortable and AFC East champs. "I'm glad I've faced such tough that's what this is like, so this is a situation I feel first lime, this year's Gold confident than last season. spots already so I can learn from them and go on." more comfortable in." Wheel sponsors wiN have their company's logo printed on the back of all T-shirts. In addition, all sponsors will be Lady Devils' listed on the application and Winning ways add to growth of receive publicity on the day of the event To become a swim coach sponsor, contact Vln Fischer at 232-9461, or John Bau- Westfield's PAL football league mann at 523-5312. steps down The Tour has also an- •yNPKUDUK tion. We try to get as professional graders is coached by Tim Doerr, nounced the addition of roll- THE RECORD as we can with the teams and we Joe Walsh and Ken Ciarocca and By MPNUDUK erbladlng to the open non- teach a safe way to play football." plays in the featured game at THE RECORD competitive event Entering its sixth season under Last year Westfleld's three 1:30 p.m. In order to obtain a regis- the direction of the town's Police teams compiled an aggregate 19- In addition to emphasizing the While the reasons are merely a tration form, mail a self- Athletic League, Westfield's 5-3 record in the Suburban Youth fundamentals of the sport, Young coincidence, the head coaching po- addressed stamped enve- youth football program is be- League and the "B" team won its strives to achieve a close-knit sition of the girls' swim team at lope to: The Westfleld Classic ginning to benefit from its past league championship. Each team program which fosters team Westfield High School has become 93' "Bike & Blades", c/o accomplishments on the gridiron. plays a nine-game schedule unity. The program also stays in a hot seat of sorts. Westfleld Jaycees, P.O. Box Thanks to the prosperity the against squads from Cranford, constant contact with the coach- Following a season in which the 517. Westfield. NJ 07090. organization has enjoyed over Scotch Plains, Berkeley Heights, ing staff at Westfield High Blue Devils won the Union County the past four seasons, youth foot- Millburn, Chatham, Perth School. championship and compiled an 8-2- ball no longer operates under the Amboy, Springfield, Hanover 'The whole goal is teamwork," 1 record, Stacey Hegna became the Softball tourney shadow of the NFL on Sunday Twp., and South Orange. said Young, who is aided in his third head coach in as many years Area soflball teams are in- afternoons. The youngest group, the "C" PAL pursuits by executive direc- STACEY HAGNA to resign after spending only one vited to participate in the Eliz- tor Ron Allen and fund raising year at the helm. abeth's Mayor's Cup Softball Not only have more fans at- team, is comprised of fourth and Tournament, which will be tended games than ever before, fifth graders. This squad, chairperson Mary Ann Dowling. Hegna, who joins boys' coach Chris McGiffin as the second Westfield held on Saturday, Sept. 25, but the league is attracting a coached by George Giresi, Bruce "Unlike other sports, we get kids varsity swim coach to resign this summer, replaced Cindy Schaefer. at Warinanco Park in Eliza- record number of players. With Baker and Young, begins the ac- from all over town to play on our Schaefer stepped down after the 1991-92 campaign due to time conflicts beth. The entry fee for this approximately 90 boys enrolled tion on Sunday with a noon kick- teams. Football crosses a lot of with practices and meets which would have interfered with family obli- one-pitch, double-elimination in this fall's program, PAL Direc- off. After winning back-to-back barriers and we teach camarade- gations. In '91 Schaefer took over for Lynn McRae, who left on mater- tourney is $60. For more in- tor Joe Young is considering put- league titles in 1990 and '91, the rie and a sense of family. We also nity leave. formation, contact Anthony ting together an in-town league, squad went 6-2-1 last year, losing stress that schoohwork is impor- "It was a difficult decision to leave because I loved it there,'' said Candelino, Recreation Super- similar to the one in place in the both games by a single point. tant. We give scholar-athlete Hegna, who is engaged to be married in July 1994. "I feel bad about the visor at 820-4224, from 9 60s and 70s, if the current trend Jay Factor, Paul Harbaugh and awards at the end of the year." way.things turned out because I got close to some of the swimmers and am. until 4 p.m., Monday persists. Dean Fizzell guide the sixth and Young also said the kids who I kind of feel that I let them down. There are a great bunch of girls through Friday. "Teams have done well over seventh grade "B" team, which play in the program are taught there." the past years and interest rises completes the Sunday triple- the same system as those who Hegna's decision was financially motivated. Without any openings in in town as the teams win," said header with a scheduled 2:45 play at the freshmen, junior var- the high school's social studies department, the 27-year-old sought em- Inside Young. "We've gotten a lot of p.m. start The "B" squad won its sity and varsity levels at WHS, ployment elsewhere instead of continuing to hold down several part-time people at the games and word's first league championship with thus preparing them for future jobs. Three weeks ago Hegna agreed to take a full-time teaching position gotten out that we have a good an 8-1 record last year and ap- endeavors. at St Mary's High School in Elizabeth. • Scoreboard A-10 program. I think success breeds pears to be strong again this fall, Practices began this week and With the conclusion of the school day at St Mary's coming at 2:30 and success. as plenty of talented newcomers the season is slated to open Sept daily practices at the Westfield Y scheduled at 1:30, it would have been Got a score to report? "We have a very dedicated join a solid group of returnees. 26. As of press time, the 1993 virtually impossible for Hegna to continue as the Blue Devils' coach. Gill Kip K*d*k M 276-6000 or fax "I tried to arrange a switch with (former WHS Athletic Director) Gary coaching staff and they've devel- In its third year of existence, schedule had not been released, Kehler, but he told me they have to work around the times the Y gives to: 276-6220. Our addntt it: 102 oped a relatively sophisticated the "A" team is coming off a 5-2- but look for it in future editions WdinmtAvt.. Cnmford, NJ. 07016. them. Otherwise I would've loved to do it," said Hegna, a Gettysburg program for a little league situa- 2 campaign. This group of eighth of The Record. College graduate. "I'm disappointed, but I had to do what's best for me. (Please turn to page A-10) WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL FALL SCHEDULES Back in the saddle AH *Mt pjlt, unUaa othenrlae noted 23 (Thur.) BAYONNE 4 21 (Tua.) WATCHUNQ HILLS 3:49 28 (Tue.) at Irvington 3:45 22 (Wad.) atlrvtngton 3:45 30 (Thur.) UNDEN 4 23 (Thur.) at UCIAC TBA FOOTBALL 24 (Frt.) at UCIAC TBA Horn* games al RecreiUon Fftn OCTOBER 27 (Mon.) alPiairrWd 4 SEPTEMBER 2 (Sat) at BrlcJgewater-Raritan 10 am. 1B (Sal) RAHWAY 1:30 5 (TIM.) EAST SIDE 4 2B (Tu«) MILLBURN 3:45 29 (Wed.) at Elizabeth 4 24 (Fri.) KEARNY 2 7 (Thur.) at Elizabeth 4 30 (Thur.) at Union 4 OCTOBER 9 (Sat) at East Brunswick 10 a.m. OCTOBER 1 (Frt.) at hvington 7 12 (TUB.) at Summit 4 4 (Mon.) at Keamy 4 B (Fri.) at Union 7:30 14 (Thur.) at Rahway 3:45 6 (Wed.) EAST SIDE 3:45 23 (Sat) at Scotch Ptalnd-Fanwood 1:30 16 (Sat.) at Livingston 7 8 (Fri.) at Union Catholic 4 30 (Sat) SUMMIT 1:30 19 (Tue.) at Crantord 4 11 (Mon.) SUMMIT 4 NOVEMBER 22 (Fri.) MONTCLAIR 4 13 (Wed.) SCOTCH PLAINS 4 S (Frt.) at Elizabeth 7 23 (Sat.) at UCIAC TBA 14 (Thur.) at Colombia. 3:43 13 (Sat) LINDEN „ 1:30 26 (TUB.) HACKETTSTOWN 3:30 15 (Fri.) atShabuz. 4 25(Thur.> PLAINFIELD 11 am. 28 (Thur.) SCOTCH PLAINS 2:30 30 (Sat.) UCIAC TBA 18 (Mon.) RAHWAY 3:45 NOVEMBER 19 (Tue) OAK KNOLL 4 2 (TUB.) UNION CATHOUC 4 20 (Wad.) CRANFORD 4 BOYS SOCCER 21 (Thur.) LMNQSTON 3:4* 22 (Fri.) ELIZABETH Horn* games at Tamaquca School 25 (Mon.) KEARNY SEPTEMBER FIELD HOCKEY 27 (Wed.) at Linden 13 (Mon.) at Wayne Hills 4 2B (Thur.) EAST BRUNSWICK 15 (Wad.) at Keamy 4 Homa games at Waitflald High School 29 (Fri.) IRVINGTON 3:45 1B(Sat)ROXBURY 11 a.m. SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER 21 (Tue.) at Union 4 IB (Sal.) atMontstown 11 a.m. 1 (Mon.) PLAINF1ELD 24 (Fri.) at Bridgewater-Raritan 3:45 20 (Mon.) PINGRY 4 3 (Wed.) UNION 2B (Tue) IRVINGTON 4 22 (Wed.) MOUNT ST. MARY'S 4 30 (Thur.) at Unden 4 24 (Fri.) MIDDLESEX 3 OCTOBER 29 (Wed.) at Cranford 4 CROSS COUNTRY 2 (Sat.) MONTCLAIR 11 a.m. 30 (Thur.) at Mendham 4 5 (Tue.) at East Side 3:45 OCTOBER 2 (Sat.) MONTCLAIR 10 a.m. Home ma eta at Tamaquea Park 7 (Thur.) ELIZABETH 4 SEPTEMBER 4 (Mon.) SUMMIT 4 0 (Sat.) at East Brun«v*t<* 10 a.m. 21 (Tue,) at Kaarny-East Stde 3:45 12 (TIM.) SUMMIT 4 B(Wed.) at Somorvillo 3:45 23 (Thur.) at Linden 4 14 (Thur.) RAHWAY 3:45 7 (Thur.) at Union 4 2B (Tue.) UNION CATHOLIC 4 19 (Tue.) CRANFORD 4 13 (Wed.) at Oak Knoll 4 30 (Thur.) at Scotch Plains 4 21 (Thur.) at Rartlan 4 15 (Fri.) at Kent Place 4 OCTOBER 1B (Moo.) CRANFORD 4 23 (Sat) «t UCIAC TBA 2 (Sat) Shore Coaches Meet TBA 20 (Wed.) at Summit 4 26 (Tue.) PUVINFIELO 4 5 (Tue.) at ShabazzUntan 4 22 (Fri) at Metuchen 3:45 2B (Thur.) al Scotch Plains Fa/wood 2:30 12 (Tua.) at PlalnflakJ-Rahvmy 4 25 (Mon.) UNION 4 NOVEMBER 14 (Thur.) SUMMIT 4 27 (Wed.) ROSELLE PARK 4 2 (Tue.) at Union Catholic 4 16 (Sat.) RIDGFWOOD TBA 29 (Fri.) SOUTH PLAINFIELD 4 19 (Tuo.) Crantord Elizabeth 4 23 (Sat.) « Watchung Conference TBA AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORD GIRLS SOCCER 20 (Tue.) IRVINGTON 4 Captain Steve Monninger (No. 53) calls the sets In Westfield's defensive huddle during a TENNIS 30 (Sal.) at NJS1AA Sec TBA Home oamM al Rooievtrt School NOVEMBER practice last week at the Edison Intermediate School. Coming off a 5-3-1 campaign, the Blue SEPTEMBER Home matches »t TamaquM Par* 0 (Sat) at UCIAC TBA Devils will host their first pre-season scrimmage Saturday at 10 a.m. against Shabazz at 13 (Mon.) P1NGRY 3:45 SEPTEMBER 13 (Sat.) at NJSIAA Group TBA Recreation Field. IB (Wed) atRoxbury 4 15 (Wed.) ROSELLE PARK 4 20 (Sat.) at NJSIAA All Groups TBA IB (SaL) KEARNY 11 a.m. 20 (Mon.) UNDEN 4 (Please turn to page A-10) A-10 2, SCOREBOARD

__ Ilkninsi 11*- fteu CtasBBBata a% tat t Woman's Oatf Aaaartaalan ont (8); 37. Jany Mount (•); 3B. Rtofi Lawaon (14). • Tha A* Brook Woman's QoN AMoclrtcn (2);3aNaaiSn)tow(3). 13. ftamftwrw (t); 14. Run, *M0 am, 2S1-S9M111. heid ttw (rat round ol Ha Club Champlontriip 40. M*« Sananman (4); 41. Dwtd Farry (3); ttnwgh Sunday, Aug. Cwvangar (7); IS. Ftoeh-Ctonar (t); 16. hman- Baas. 0 — Labor Day OK Hun, South Fwfcv «^AK • i M t..j . _ on Aug. 20. Thoas who did not compate In tha 42. Gary Wassamwn (3); 4a Mtcrwai Parw 2a. Foaomnng ^ a f J tnman (14); 17. Morgsn-Lawaon (6); 10. Vlaeh- fwtd, 0:10 am. 000-784-4020 ohamplorwhip pKyad in a Handicap Stn*» goal (1); 44. Garald McMahon (2): 45. Robart wtcah a ptayat d to dua. Tba top alght tsarm, Vwoh (4); 10. Long-Long (4): 20. OflttJaDriaH •apt 0 - Carmi Janwy ftoadrunrwrt Pal Tha WaaftakJ Oaaato Ska Tour, wNoh wM Play Tournament Flahtwrg (3); 48. Hugh Coiamtn (J): 47. Stowa w^w Iww6 pw|fad A fnlramufit of ajgnt nNionaSi (8)();; 21. Ougk>Gnharg n() ; FH^Hto CMMM fMf«an Cranford. fkW am. P 0 Boa: ba NM on Sunday, Ootobar 3, la In tha pro- IB How Results Goodman (5): 46. M*« Wattart (10); 48. Gor- wttJ quattty tor ttw ptayoffs. Any taam not ptay- (2) 23 KUhKt oaas of tfgntno up aponaora. For Via first time, (2); 23. KamUhKwntah (9); 24. Iwntualwrttua 1009, Grantor* Ml 07010, Flight A — Low Qross: Anna Chung & Jayne don Vflckars (7); 50. Ban Lavlna (1). Ingg balwaan Augg. 16 and Labor Day «*• ba ntayaw^ Qotd W^Mtaponsors wW h«va »iatr 0). Dao-M ddroppad d ttwvatt ptaeat a In tt ttw Handig Handing** A. All USATF-Naw Jar—y Orand Pifa, ^ 1st Low Nat: Titan Cragg (73) 2hd Low Mat sooraa ahoukt ba raportad to Stan Karp at «32- wVfit V ^^ 1r^B»flBiTaBBTiWWtT^a'^o^PW »¥^T V^ht sNrtt. In addWon. aO sponaors wW ba Itotad on RUNNING Jayna Dao & Estata HHIar (74) There wara nine matehaa over lha paat 230S. Morria PWrw, 0:18 pm, tOI-040-7129 P O Ban »hm pubMcHy on tia day Flight • - Low Groaa: Joyoa Bukowiao - 98 waak, resulting In some ohrngaa In fta stand- 1. BoyMtop (19; 1 HMBU Miicn (7); 3. 1O4O,Morrlatown,NJ07OOt. Tour raisea money tar OtPTCaWn CMJmOAi 1*1 Low Nat: Joyca Bukowiac (75) Ings as well a* an Incraia In the numbar of Dugw-Dugw (16); 4. vaft>PU (9); ft. Shfcw- •apt 11 - Hawwti Run ION, 030 am; OK. Owaa charKab* organizatiana: ttw WeatflsM 2nd Low Nat: Sua MiHi (76) eligible playoff quaJWars. Eight ptayan ara ra- nwHWrwnwn (SI); A OoWwrgOarnwnln 4 — SunaWna Summar Potos MNaOo Laagua, tw WMtflaM Rasoua 11 am; Pun Hun 11:48 am; M1-30M10*. 40 3rd Low Nat: Margaret Hickay (77) qutrad In ordar to form a fuH playoff card. (20): r. Hay^tiy (2); 9. AMMWrMN (23): 9- MamMon, 0:00 •rn.oos OOP 0343. 3*40 Not- Squad and tw WaatMd JayoaM. Look tor m* Flight C - Low Groat: Pat Bait* - M There ara onry a tew days remaWnfl In tha OuraihHoMna (14); 10. OorrwJwokbum (6); aohraawnburgh Rd, Iwwertti, NJ 07641, i Tour boom at tw FasnM. let Low Nat Pat Botta (89) season, which ends on Labor Day, Sapt 0. II. HcfcaylfWuy Lattai Whlia iaffat AaSaoaon AlSaoaon (Continued from page A-9) «lMCHl«]WHt PI75/7CKI3 ton?O6/75BI5Sl M ckwoll P1B5/7ORI3 5I5/75WI5SL ef.M PI85/70RI4 H9.M tasft It's an opportunity I had to take." PI96/7ORI4 M.M 225/75015 St 72.94 P19S/70RI4 *».M 7J.M PI9S/A0HR14 72.M Ed Tranchina, who ofTlcially romrt PI96/70HI4 215/75ft 15 XL 79.M P2O5/7DR14 7*M P1«/«HR15 7f.»« P2O5/7OR14 7I.M 7«.M P2O5/70fit5 Tf.M P2O5/60HRI5 MM took over for Kehler yesterday, P2I5/7OR14 P215/70R16 MM will decide who will become the I2.M P2I5/60HBI5 «.t0 fourth girls' head coach in the last four years.

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fiTHLETE OF THE WEEKlflTMLETE OF THE MONTH MIKE CHALENSKI DAVE BROWN KENILWORTH WESTFIELD The 1987 Breartey Regional High School Tho) quarterback put together a tine effort in graduate beat the odds and made the Philadel- the Giants' final exhibition game at Miami Satur- phia Eagles' 47-man roster despite signing on day. Brown completed 12 of 23 attempts for 111 as a free agent rookie. During the pre-season yards and tossed a pair of touchdown passes the defensive end led all Philadelphia linemen against the defending AFC East champs. In sacks with 3 1/2, earning him the nickname "Sackman."

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TILLER, Loo splitter, Or- * Small wading pool features: all things as you confirm CALL 9M-S34-6066 Ktt. Set- yellow vinyl w/ I place this cause in your once again that I never Color console TV $100. chard tret sprayer. Anti- * Sag of atuffed toya que wilk-benltid tractor wrought Iron legs 1130; hands (3x). Holy Spirit, want to be separated Pis call 722-6329. Call 3SS-S2M Entertainment Ctr — you who solva all prob- w/attachmenta. FREE Irom you In eternal glory. 1050 AKC STANDARD POO- Spacious cabinet w/TV A lems, light all roads so Thank you for your PING PONQ TABLE) Call Introductions Infoline: a recorded 2040 aft. 7pm, 769-0415. OLE- White, female. Stereo compartment that I can attain my goal. mercy toward me and Coming Evmnta $250 message with all the information you need Vou who gave me the di- mine. The person must Auctions Show stock, 1 yr. old. TROY BUILT- Rototlller 908-730-7281. Baal offer or S7SO lakes to help you place your written ad, record vine gift to forgive and say this prayer 3 Con- QIRL6—Free Info, ages wanted, Any cond.. will alll 008-777-0551. forget all evil against mo secutive days. Alter 3 4-1B, win cash/trips/tro- •TAILGATE AUCTION- pay fair price, pis call BOWUNQ TROPHIES your voice greeting and retrieve your and that In all instances days, the request will be phlBS, 914-355-43B6 or 906-359-1215 30 year collection UVINO ROOM- NEW! in my iile you are with granted. This prayer Pageant,Rdgbury NY Frl., Sept 3, •:30PM $295 Sofa, lovessat & messages. Kristen and Russell answer all A every Fri.theraaftar Free lo any organliatlon me. I want In this short must be published after 10973 or private party who chair. Still In wrappers. your questions when you call prayer to thank you for the favor Is granted. LOCATION: Washington 2090 would like them. Please Can deliver. 281-7117 all things as you confirm I.A.C. Valley Fire House. 146 call 3M-934*. 1-800-559-9495 and ask for extension onco again that I never 1060^ Washington Valley Rd. MUST OO- Office desk, 6200. If you receive a recording that the want to be separated Announced twits Warren, NJ CAR ENGINES- Ford solid wood A ewlvel chair from you in eternal glory. New & used collectibles, 390 & Ford 302. Free) $300 for eat. Brown Bas- office is closed, hit • (star button) 6200 on antiques, toys, crystal, set sofa and matching Thank you (or your psrcHic ATTN: CRAFTERS! Call S08-234-19SB. mercy toward me and HANDCHAFTED GIFTS glassware, all German chair $350 for set; Victo- your touch tone phone. READINGS Craft supplies; Lace rib- SPORTSCAR LOU- mmo The person must By Dorothy Per everyone, every helmet, 1922 llonttaad rian style rose, blue and wall sconces, dolls, bon, baskets, wood VERS- for back and green. Quean slxe com- say this prayer 3 con- Love, Health, Business occasion, alfordablel Items, hoops, etc. Irom secutive days After 3 Catalog $1. deductible gobel pieces, tools & side. From 19B3 Z-2B.forter, dust ruffle, pillow 0 Introductions Mailbox: a private mail SPECIAL: Tarot card many Items to numerous Closed Craft shop. 526-7122 shams, matching throw days, the request wilt bo readings $5 w/lhis Ad. 1st order. Donnamar, CALL S0S-72S-3S27 box you can rent through Forbes granted. This prayer Inc., PO Box 4081, dimension. pillows and drapes, $300 Call tor appt. Bound Brk STOVE- Sears. for all. All Items In new must be publishod nftor 0M-3S6-4004 Dunollen. NJ 08812 WANTED: CRAFT FAIR- Cranford Kenmora, brown, needs Classifieds to receive letters and/br Iho lavor is granted. Q.S. C0NSIGMENTS 0. Methodlat Church— door hinges. Free for the condition. 369-8843. photographs, in addition to voice SWEDISH MASSAGE 20O0 •Call lor appolntment- Vendors wanted 10/16/ asking! 906-278-0937. 93S-S447,a»fc lor Jack PINE TABLE- Ben- PRAYER TO THE THERAPY- relieves FOR SALE 03. Oayla M»-27«-t)13». nlngton, 2 leaves, 4 rpsponses. The introductory rate is only BLESSED VIRGIN- stress, tension, sore Sue SOI.S-2S42U. ***FREE* * * FIREWOOD chairs. $300, Call 754- $5.00 a week. Order your mailbox when INever Known to fall) muscles, increases blood 5868. Lv mag. circulation, We offer full 2070 GRAFTEflt/VKNDOR* -pleeae eall- Oh, most beautiful (lower WANTED- lor Flea Mar- you place your FREE Introductions ad by of Mt. Carmel, fruitful body brushing and skin Computmn SM-3SS-SSS3 SOPA— New aofa never care. Key West Products ket BAM-2PM Sat., Sept. used. Must aae, must calling 1-800-559-9495. vine splendor of Heaven, 25 at St. Martins Church, Bl«*a«d Mother ot the and gilt certificates avail- sell. 528-3858. able. By appointment EPSON ACTION LASER Washington Valley Rd., son of God, Immaculate 1000— unopened boat Brtdgewtter. $15 space. Ad* In Virgin, assist me In my only. C.M.T. D. Vesuvio 90B-96B-6924 BO. Lv mas*. & offer on Reglna 908-725-5352: necessity. Oh, Star of the voice, mail. 876-4100. Bob 908-489-1711. do/it coif- AoVfrffM Sea. help ma and show Forbes Newspapers Thayptyl In thi CfaMff/td, me, herein you are my mother. Oh, Holy Mary, Adwrtlw In tftf Cftsafnadf 2010-3100 Adtorffm /n f#i« Ctossilfod/ Forbes Newspapers Business & Professional DIRECTORY Serving: Westfield, Scotch Plains, Fan wood, Cranford, Garwood, Kenilworth

ADVERTISING AUTO DEALERS FEATURING: DRIVEWAYS FLOOR WAXING REILLY HOME IMPROVEMENTS J. SILMAN • NOW W0ULP YtW UKt OLDSMOBILE, INC MAINTENANCE MORE CUSTOM***? COMPANY • MEEP 70 ESTABLISH YOU AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE ALL YEAR FLOOR WAXINQ BUSINESS IN TNS SERVICE and SALES & SERVICE COMMUNITY? RetMentlal A Caauaerclal Asphalt Wort CLEANING Drivaeraya a Paiklaf Arsae a Stallnt • ANNOUNCE SPECIALS 232-7651 Risurlatlaf a Curbing a SaawplowtM Stores • Offlcas • Reiid«nc« MNP SALES 560 NORTH AVE. E. Free Estimates • REACN PEOPLE IN OVER WESTFIELD ICnow-H 789-9508 6E7.0614 * TOWNS tACH WttK Call Bob 908-233-0043 • DOSS THE HIOH PRICE 908-281-0716 OF APWERTISINO PIS BUILDERS Complete DRIVEWAYS FUEL OIL COURAOE WU? Bathrooms, Sky Light Come home to quality. RESIDENTIAL • Additions Tile, Quarry and •Additions COMMERCIAL . Call For THEN ADVERTISE IN • Alterations Marble Installed INDUSTRIAL Kllcrttns e Baths a Carpentry a Decks •Windows Paving Service or TNi UNION BUSINESS S Fuel Oil SERVICE DIRECTORY 276-4O48 Small Repairs "Building DRIVEWAYS .All Kinds PARKING LOTS CALL 909-722-3000 SEAL COATING 908-276-0900 BELGIUM BLOCK CURBING EXT. 6256 RAILflOAD TIES • STUMP GRINDING' Basements "SERVING YOUR AREA FREE ESTIMATES Reel-Strong Fuel ASK FOR RUSSELL Complete Home Remodeling FOR OVER 40 YEARS" FULLY INSUHEO to Attics Cranford "Call today — my Consultation FAMILY OWNE0 * OPEHATEO In always Complimentary" Serving All Of Union County Family in Crantord Ovar 40 Years Free Estimates Scotch Plains 753-7281 Sin t-f 1925 AIR CONDITIONING BUILDERS CARPET COLLISION REPAIRS DRIVEWAYS OME IMPROVEMENT:

BRAND BUILDERS •CARPET BY BOB1 Benner's BENNETT PAVING DOM PETRACCA \PR0l1D)NGQlAl.irVSI Mill h'lio\>h • U ' Heating and Air Conditioning a Shop mt Home Convenience Auto Center Home Remodeling Contractor General Lmrgm Selection of Quality Carpet* COMPANY Sales & Service Contracting o Exin Neavv Padding at Complete Auto Body & Mechanical NO Extra Cost Additions • Alterations a YORK with the latest technology, Driveways • Curbing • 1tt Rate Custom Installation Bathrooms • Basements • Humtdlllers • Electronic Air-Cleaners Guaranteed tor a Full 2 Years NJ Inspection U Reinspcction Parking Lots • Sidewalks • Clock Thermostats • Atllc Fnns o Fully lntur»d Decks • Roofing • Blownln Insulation o a Years Experience 606 South Ave., E. Drainage Work Westfield 233-6222 a All Types of RepalrslRestretchos Cranford, NJ Fully Insured Free Estimates Call NOW for a Free Estimate Lowell (908) 233-5195 908-276-7652 N.J. 908-233-1217 Brand 276-1111 908-272-3640

LTERATIONS/SEWING CARPENTRY INFORMATION DRIVEWAYS ELECTRICAL HOME IMPROVEMENTS CLOTHING CRAIG PLANT PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL POLYPHASE ELECTRIC MACK BROTHERS LUdTit To Improue All Phases of Electrical Work ALTERATIONS CARPENTRY AND BUILDING From Pole to Plug Business? • Residential Hems • Buttons • Etc. li.tcrini' \ r.xtcrinr ' CONTnACTOns • Commorcial All Ivpt-. of H, Increase Customers? • Industrial Reasonable Rates DISTINCTIVE SPKCIAUSTS IN • Electric Heat I'c litkr I'riilr ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS a PARKING AREAS 18 years ot Exporionco ~ In Ihir Work" Establish Vour flame? Call JILL CURBING • SEALING • RESURFACING - FREE ESTIMATE - Calf 903 - 722- 5000 CONCRETE AND MASONRY WORK Unsufpassod Quality Workmanship RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL Lie #7194 IIMIIII.H Mr( OP III.I, I, i'riiprii'loi (908) 276-5811 (908) 789-2810 (908) 789-3131 r I 1, . i-slllTI.IIC I'llllV llMIILCl Ask for Rysse/1 FUIXVINS. yva-L Il-Zblo ORTONV f, »l-0012 TO RESERVE YOUR SPACE IN THIS DIRECTORY (5) A Forbes Newspaper September 1,2,3,1993 Forbes Newspapers / U-3 3190 2190 2X3O 2130 6smraf General Forbes Classifieds 220V TIMERS20. El«c- DIAPERS- Disposable. LAWN ft GARDEN trie blower-$25. Snow ******** BIKE- 30- Qirfe-tiS.OO. 100 per case, m*d.» ig., TRACTOR- Ford diesel. L>lower-S2G. 30' lailder- $15, inclds delivery. 808- 4'mowing deck, 4'York $75. FREE firewood STROLLER- $30.00. fleajecall 908725-3364. 463-3034 or 898-1123. rake, like new. S3400/BO. M8-3S6-6S33 Warren. 908-889-7722. CAR INOINBB- Ford DID YOU ANTIQUE TOOL 390 * ford 302. Freel KNOW... LOVE SEATS- matching CHEST— $50, Anllqut Call S0MX.1WS. that an ad In this local set of 3-$50. L*mps.$10/ GREAT RESULTS Typewriter w/cist $50, papar also goes into 18 pair. Eaerclser-$40. Fur .Ttirbo Tr«ln»r, f7S, CARPET other locel papers? eeat-$65. Table-S30. Voung Cockatlait w/ Reach over 400.000 «lroll*f-t20. End laMes- '1 sold my car in two weeks..." Cifio, $75. Push Lawn- Ju»t completed anotrwr readers with one call I $20/»et. 909-9SA-3049. mower $10, rollerbladat development A have an 1-S00-SS9-949S slie 9 $30. Call 906-534- assortment ol carpel left MANY TOOLS- surface "I received a good response to my 'Auto 1047 leave m*i«ag*. over. Baea grade S3.S7. DIET MAQIC- Revolu- grinder. i/2"impact State Matter $7.90 * tionary weight loss prog., wrench, brand new, For Sale' ad in Forbes Classified. I sold my •ABV BUMPER SET- other upgraded carpets all natural, curb* your pulmo air compressor, Lik« n«w!-On(y $25. at substantial eavlngs. appetite. (908) 792-0314 10 folding chair* brand car in two weeks and got very close to my Pleaie call 908-54B-4B27, Call Eddie, new, exercise bike, 30 T0-6pm only. DINETTE SET- Brass cup coffee pot, 908-755- 1 •800-246-0669 snd glass. Asking $250. asking price." BABY ITEMS « MORE Call 549-5647. 4011 -40x40 Century Playpen COLONIAL— wooden MOVING SALE- Dining John Hamoll $30; Greco batt. oper- chair*, depression ere ENCORE QUALITY CON- room set-Elrtan Allen. ated baby swing $35; table. Clothes, Oeter SIGNMENTS- Clothing, Contemp. Bedroom let. Bell* Mead Full size comforter, dual elect, knife eharpener jewelry, lurs, antiques, Lots morel 908-322-3870. i-ufll. and 2 pillow (never weed), painting*, collectibles, home fur- sh^ms, peach A green lamp* w/ehade*. full size nishings. 123 Claremont PHASE CONVERTER- $50. All Items In great cust. made box aprlng & Road, Bernardsville. T-F Rotary type, 1 to 15 HP, stiape! 309-6643. mattress (brand new), 2 10-6, Thurs. 8, Sat. 10-5. Call 526-5225 or eve- single bed wicker head- 908-766-7760 nlngi 369-3372 BASV WALKEH- Like board*. ia»7 glided en- •newl-Only $15. Please cyclopedia 'Messages A FISH TANK- 150 gal. w/ PIANO— Wurllzer, excel- call 908-546-4627, 10- Papers of the Presl acceasorie* A MULTIPLE lent condition, $1000. dents*. PHOTOGRAPHIC FILTER SYSTEMS, $650. Moving, must sell. 15 tornc n negotiable, goa-356- ING MACHINE- Alto 1 couple. Limited tlckett. 2794. POOL TABLE $650, 1 H -|_ Carbide Orindar. Excel, rolling scalfocal $300, -t- 4--h tic ml f sun of Airtcw 4O7-767-8t00, ext. 684. cond. $i200/each. 908- G*f»gm &J*J. lie* n drafting table* $75/e«ch, tfxj birarj of pen Vipn. - Sat., 9am-10pm. COMFORTERS Great Results! chaWKlaw per kei, slltowtng tot ftp*c«l BAd punctusilon as n 755-4276. assort, sheviea, 908-722- COMFORTERS ktr l« Include phot* numbti Ha *MMtv1»tinn», pls>si**>l • Offe' vlt'tJ onhf w-11 BED— Full-size, «olid 7323 or eves 722-2223 Want to get rid of that bike the kids have outgrown? ,wood, platform w/« elor- I love you. especially WOOD FLOORING •age drawer* A head- when It's cold! $19.95 Wide plank Oak, Cherry RESTUARANT EQUIP- How about that chair that doesn't match your new ANY SIZEI Shams * dust A Colonial White Pine. S furn. avail., call Ron at Nama Mail with cfiPCk. or bonrd-$300/BO: EXER- ruMIs* tool Corner ot Mack A Co. CISE MACH.- Soioflex 908-725-8722 furniture? You can turn your unwanted merchandise money ottier to. Fulton A Main St. 215-679-8393 or 668-9851 Addrati w/buttorfly attachment, Brldgewster into spare cash and Forbes Classified is going to help Forbes Nrwspapcrs rarely used-$600/BO. HEADBOARD A MOWER- Toro, Phone _ PO BOK699 STAIR-STEPPER- Pre- COMMUTER CRIB- CHEST- Blk. laquer- you do it. Reach 380,000 potential buyers by using Somerv.lle, N J Rear bagger, rear en- City ZiP_ cor 71 Be, rarely uted- Llke newl-Only $30. brand new. 7-pcs kit. ine, needs work, 5300 the coupon provided or by calling us at tJO. 90e-232-48»2. Please call 908-548-4827, table. Louver for Camaro- S»0, 908-563-0186 VISA/MC 0 . Ofler Expires IP/31 93 10-flpmonly. . $76. Rlma w/llre*-$400. 1-800-559-9495 BICYCLE- Ctnnondale Stereo w/cablnet, 6-tk ft ,Sf?30(S Road. 48 cm.CRAFT SUPPLIES- album, 3 cocktail tables. SKIS •Bill me, D My check is enclosed. frame. Exc. cond. $325 Lace, ribbon, baskets, or beat offer 873-3118, wood items, hoops, etc. (908) 463-9146. Brand new, Kastle Closed cratl shop. LATHI— South Bend FW1 akia, 190; $160 .BIKES- Men's 10-ipd •OS-72S-9S27. 187-Z, Swing 10L. 3V2 "• or beat offer. $45. Mountain bike $10, DIAMOND bed. Run* good. Comp. 908-719-2447 (?) child'* 20 Inch $10. w/tools. Only $700. 526- Call 808-359-3757. ENGAGEMENT HINO- SOFA— 90 Inch-ISO. ik plus- extremely high 5225; eves, 369-3372. TWIN BED- w/bookcase Phone in your ad: 1-800-559-9495; Fax your ad: (908)-231-9638 CANNING POTS- (3) quality. Call tor more headboard-$10. with 6-7 quart capacity. Info. Call 908-281-7410 SECTIONAL SOFA-$S0. Call 9OS-725-1930. anytime, Iv. mag, PHONE: 908-828-2155 Forbes Newspapers Business Professional DIRECTORY Serving: Westfield, Scotch Plains, Fanwood, Cranford, Garwood, Ken i I worth

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Donald S. Rockefeller ANGER & SON MIRROR AND PLUMBING & MEATINQ INC. Plumbing D & R FUCHS Call Bob GLASS COMPANY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 908-281-0719 Complsla Heating • The finest quality and workmanship Complete Plumbing Lic.# 1791 Bathrooms, • Factory-direct prices Owner/Installer Tile, Quarry and • Expertty designed and installed Marble Installed • Resilvering • Antiquing • Beveling Heating A Roofing • Siding • Walls • Ceilings • Bathrooms Services ALL REPAIRS Small Repairs • Window Treatments Replacement Windows All Kinds State Lie, 04205 e Bathroom Remodeling e Hot Water Heaters Fully Insured Free Estimates FULLY mauno Basements e Drain Cleaning to Attic* 276-8677 Fr— tsUmrtss 233-4522 7 Rnlalgh Ava. • Cranford CLARK, NJ 3SI-7S19 CRANFORD 709-1251

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PROFESSIONAL LAVITOL PAINTING To advertise 24 Hour Emergency Service Ellis iffV Senior Citizen Discount CARPENTERS, INC. • Exterior • Free Estimate your services Tree Service • Interior No Job Too Small YL 40YMrs.il e Fully Insured ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE • Expert in the Free Estimates Nome Ra)mod«llnf e Carpentry Preparation • WATER MAINS & REMOVAL UNION COUNTY SPRING SALE! "Wt'rt Still Working Our Way Through • DRAIN CLEANING e Firewood Tvtm and Wi do the btst Work Around" • HOT WATER HEATERS • Woodchips New Decks e Bathroom* • Kitchens BUSINESS DIRECTORY • BATHROOM REMODELING e Snow plowing Doors e Windows • Roofing SAVE ENERGY.... We install • Landscaping "ALL WORM GUARANTEED" Vinyl Replacement Windows Call Russ TEL: 396-3136 PAGE: 317-8281 (908) 245-1203 Free Estimates Fully Insured • Chtik our Htctstion Proof Prices at 722-3000, • Roofing e Ltaden and Gutters MPL #9523 Call us 24 Hrs. Richard Defroat (908) 486-5806 Ext. 6256 908-272-6456 or 201-375-275? 272-4033 INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES r7 RIVERIEND DRIVE • CLARK, NJ 070H TREE SERVICE INFORMATION TO ADVERTISE PLUMBER ROOFING

Want To Improve To advertise LENNY'S PLUMBING WESTFIELD ROOFING CO. your services HEATING 4/1 Types 9f Roofing and Siding Business? in the •'Heating Sewer WOODSTACK Cleaning Specializing In: TREE SERVICE UNION COUNTY • Plumbing & Healing Increase Customers? Roof Stripping • Flat Roofs INSURED Repairs Re-Roofs and Repairs BUSINESS DIRECTORY • Hot Water Heaters Low, Low Rates establish Vour name? • Sump Pumps WORK 100% GUARANTEED Call Russ Senior Citizen Discounts Free Est, • State License #6249 FREE ESTIMATES at 722-3000, Lenny Grieco 908-789-2023 Ext. 6256 Fully Insured Free Estimates 276-5752 Ask for Russell 574-0480

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Specializing in: R0BBINS& ALLISON, INC. CHAPMAN BROS. To advertise • Want To Improve your services "Local Public Mown Lie. #1426 m Moving A Uctnn • Plumbing in the Business? Slor»g* 00172 • Heating - Cooling • Alterations - Repairs UNION COUNTY D Increase Customers? • Air Conditioning BUSINESS DIRECTORY SALES & REPAIRS D establish Vour name? (30 Years in Business) 276-1320 Call Russ AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES CENTER TV at 722-3000, 213 SOUTH AVEE 36 NORTH AVE. E CRANFOHD 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle CRANFORD Ext. 6256 TEL 276-0898 Ask for Ryssel! 276-2331

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COMPUTER NUNM- will bsbytlt In BAD CREDIT OK! PajoariAMMINO her Bound Biook home. •RSNCH ft SPAMISH Real Estata RaFlnancas LAWN MOWER RE- Customized FoxPro 2.5 90B3se40oa TUTORINQ- avallabla Only- 7 Oaye, 8AM-BPM. PAIR— Tom's Lawn PARTY TENTS- for rent. DOS and Windows All levels. Reasonable F>at8arv, 909-879-7128 Mower Service. Rlde-on 20 X 20 ft., »145. Deliver 2120 programming. Customl PRIVATI HOME ratal. «08 7f7-7a«a. Educational A O«v«lop- stytes. Call Adela Catilaa, Ron 908-412^744. itaait all occasion? are PAYABLE IN AD- mental Program In • M.S. MNVT0T-1S73. PALMIERI comedy magic and more. YOUR CLASSIFIED AD home «nvironmsnt. N.J. Plaasa call 681-0747 VANCE by cash CAN BE PUBLISHED IN licensed * iniurtd. Call HOUSE •AIHTINO- 4170 MOVER8 check, VISA or Matter U NIW JtnttTV NEWS now for frM raglstratlon Power waahlng. Painting 908-388-2454 42U0 Card. For a quote on PAPERS WITH ONE •I Ihe QUALITY CARE int./exterior. Light esr- •1 Placa Items *Apta. cott, pleaae call BEST BUY EASY PHONE CALL AND DAY CARE CENTER. Lo- pantry, roofing. 756-B54S ePIanos eOffices 1-8Q0-559-9495. FOR ONE LOW PRICE. cated In PUcatawiy. LEARN OBHMAN— a •Homei-7 rms. or lass FOR ONLY $219,00 MB-MS-ISZT Advertise your garage sale YOUR AD WILL REACH valutabla •Kill. Nuraary A DOMESTIC Insured LfejIOOSSO BERNARDSVILLI- 123 OVER 1.2 MILLION to adults. Sat. In Warren BXHRIBNCE AFFORDABLE DRAPES ' Claremont Road; Almos school. Call Ml-4893 Food Shopping. Clout/ new- Clothing, Jewalry HOMES THROUGHOUT Furniture A Access. .' - and get a free pizza! THE STATE. CALL Drawar organization, 4190 Your Fabric Or Mlna^ ;. Furs. Acc»aaorl«s. Flrw MATH TUTOR Party Prtpflost, Mlic. quality horn* furnishing* FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Fres Appt.(906) 750-4272. 1-800-559-9495, ASK NJ Certified gradat 7-12. errands, Meal prap, ate. antlquea, collectiblas FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN * CARPET • 90S-9M-1Mf ARCHITECT- SPECIAL- from consignments & »•• * CLKANim * I will tutor any topic from IZINQ In residential addi- FOR ALL THE DETAILS Pra-Algabra to Calculua. A-1 MOVERS- Low lact d*al*r*. Naw ABOUT SCAN JERSEY SOV CARPBT « tions ft alterations. Frank arrivals-German toy sol- UPHOLSTIRY CADI. For Info, call Jo* at rataa. Insured, local 4 Craagan. 908-879-4149. diers, Hooaler, wicker, STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED Truck mounted aqulp long distance, 24-hr, AD NETWORK. « APPLE ANNIE * ******** riding equipment, new J1Z.50/rm, 129,99/7 PIANO INSTRUCTION- sarvlca. 2014734740. ENTERTAINERS merchandise daily! SWEDISH MASSAQB- couch, call Dukt Diana Olaan Oahracky, A-1 TRANSPORT Baglady * Belly Dancer ENCORE QUALITY Mannlno 788-4748 avallabla for taaehlng Surprise your favorite gal by appt. only. Certified. > CONSIGNMENTS Leave msg. Local ft long distance, Dae Vasuvlo 988-6S24. CNttd C 9am-2:30pm, Mon-Ffl I Hahld ft commer, Fast ft or guy. No bachelors Dealer co-op space avail, Sat. Call M9 873-0043. May thru October. One of your Wadding or Family.' SALEI Sofa bad, reflg. ta< CLEANING- Condos/ my So. Plalnfleld horn*. Group Photos. CAM1 Kennady School araa. 20 NJ's oldest and most ex- bles. book shelves, Homes/Aptt LOW RATES ALL JERSEY perienced ballooning Charles Moora III, ' housewares, bunk mat' Dale Talley, Little Caesar's Store $40 + . Prof, quality ssrv. yr«. axp. Maty Elian MOVERS companies) Si 75 per 808-234-1238 . . . tress, dressers & other Honest/rellsble/exp/exc. 7SS-S3S1, hr.mag. parson. 1-80Q.371-8798 • / Items. 906-526-7249 rafs. Carol 00$-754-2574 Household, office Manager in Bridgewater, presents a PIANO LCSSONS- In CONTACT DENNY AT REGISTERED ARCfft. CRANFORD- ESTATE CLEANINO- Exp'd your home. Branchburg, Piano specialists YELLOWSTONE TECT- NJ, NY 8 PA. SALE, 14 TULIP STi. Frl/ free pizza to Mrs. Frieda Mangulas, Mother ft daughter will Whltshse Sta. Hlllsbor- Reasonable ratas, BALLOON ough.Catl 1H HIT. Consultation by appt. Sat. 9/3-4, 10-4 PM, Furn clean horn*, office, apt •34-4122 Llc.#PM00M2 ADVENTURES only. Resld. new alter, or the first person to place a garage IN HOME CHILD CARE 908-438-3320 4 H/H Horns, priced to Live In/Live Out Trans, good r»fs, honsat, PIANO* ALL STYLES, CUSTOM EUPCOVERS add. Call 908-494-93B9; sell! reliable. Call B72-7S23. sale ad during our "FREE PIZZA, Part Time/Full Time ALL AOBS, AT YOUR) Draperies, reupholstery. BIRTHDAY PARTIES- Fees Reasonable. PACI- Dagraad (BA/ Your fabric or ours. For- HIGHLAND PARK- 411 Also Summers CLIANINQ- ProUa- Magtc show & balloon TRAVIS PHOTOGRAPHY PIZZA" promotion. Call 908-754-9090 or elonsl, with a personal MM), 20 yrs aip., prtvata. merly at Stalnbachs ft animals. Call Constan- Harrlaon Ava.; Sat & Hanna'i. 44 yrt, txperl- We Come To You! 3pe>: Sun, 9/4, 5. 9-4pm. 201-593-9090 I ouch. Reliable, rafsr- coliaga ft unlvaralty. tlne. 806-7743. clalliing in: Portraila. ences, Free •stlmatw, Bridgawatar. 704-8820. snea. Senior citizen disc. MOVING: 4-poster bed, BABYSITTINQ— In my Shop at home service. • EVENT PLANNING * Individual, Family, En'- dresser, writing desk, Rarltan home. FT/PT. No Commercial & resldtn PRINCITON ORAD- gagement. Baby, Pet and- To advertise your garage sale, tlal. 10% off first clean- W. Canter 908-757-6655. Simple or Elaborate baby crib, toys & clothes, Infants please. 908-526- wlil taach, drums/song Partial or Complete Home Glamour. corner cabinet, 2 blkss, 4B63. ing. Call Tha Polished wrttlng/iiMiale theory, ba- QUITCH MAN 906-369-5764 collectibles & more. Look 806-7554 ON A SHOESTRING call 1-800-559-9495 innara walcoma, call Claana, rapalra ft installs (808)336-8113 CHILD CARE- Pre- llka«0»-321-54Se MANVILLE— ISO* School teacher, So. Plfd., HOUSE CLEANINQ » leaders ft gutters. Free Estimates 900-709-1610 I CAN DRAW Ad* In Claultltd Brooke Blvd. Sat. Sept MIOOLESEX- 406 MISC. ITEMS- 3 en- WE8TFIELD- 8 On«ltfa ages 11/2 to 5. Robyn Getting my Sept. sehd SAX«CLARINET«FLUTE together. Vary rtason> ANYTHING) Portraits, dont cost — ; 4, 1993, 8AM-2PM. Con- Bound Brook Rd. Fit. casement window air Or. Frl. 9/3. 9-3pm. Furni- 908-769-7395. taaaawa— In your horn* TOP SOIL FILL DIRT character sketches for struction mtls, space Sept 3 & Sept 4 8AM- conditioners, 1 queen ture, appliances, toys, able rates and own sup- by axp'd prof. Racantly parties. Reasonable Tftty ptyl CHILD CARE- Rarltan, plles. Call 707-1474. DELIVERED heater, drill press, grind- 4PM. Moving-must sell size sola bed and match- clothes, etc w/Qlann Millar Orch. All 725-4410 or 782-5991 rates. 908-548-0548. er, stove, couches, furni- everything! Household Ing tove seat, 3 piece any age, PT/FT, yard, snacks, 14 yrs. exper. HOUSECLEANINO ture, tires, and appli- poods, tools, furnllure, wooden lawn furniture, 7 days/wk. Somarsal ances. %welry and mucfi morel roll top desk, 3 draw Close to all major hwys. TUTOR: Doctoral dagraa Stan now. 908-23M047, County. Good r«ltr In aducatlon. LDT/C, MA, dresser, 6 ft. artificial ences. 9M-231S303. INTRODUCTIONS... MOVING BALE- Labor Christmas trea. Sea be- Ed.O.. 19 yrs. axp. in tha KatashaS Adt In C/atsWtef CHILDCARE: AuPalrCare araa. WILL TUTOR IN A way lor people to meet Day wkend. Scand. teak tween 3-6PM on Sept 2 HOUSECLEANINQ CALL cultural exchange. Expe- YOUR HOMC All lavtls. 1.900^014-41148 people, every week In quean bedfrcme, brand at 112 Oneida Ave., don't coat — Exp.d, hardworking, flex, your local Forties news- new. Maple dresser, wal- rienced legal European all subjects, primary 99* per minute • 24 hours a dayl Must be 18 + • Plalnfleld or call for Info. Thay pay! aupairs Affordable live- rates, good rafs. Call paper. The ad Is tree, nut desk, sewing ma- 356-2313. Michelle 908-240-2874. radaa through H.S. Touch Tone or Rotary Phones then one call does It all I china, b/w TV, diaries & on childcare, K DUCATIONAt TEST- 1.800-559-049! lots more. Call 276-5834. government-approved. INO avail. Dr. Robert H. Daily • Monthly - Compatibility Horoscopes Adv§rti$» In th* CrMiffladf HOUSECLCANINQ Local Counselors. Call Experienced. Reasonable Zaramba. 7B8-8B97. N.J. regional office, Pal Plus the spoken tarot powerful 3 card reading ratas. Refs. avail, TUTORINO- Reading, Pope 111, 516-696-6176 or 908-725-0921 2130 2190 3030 3O8O 800-4-AUPAIR. Math in your homa. 10 TALK LIVE yrs. public school sxperl- WmntodtoBuy Dog* Acfoptabfe Pets HOUSECLCANINO- ex- CHILDCARE- after- perienced, responsible 4 anca. Certified Ko ft 1.9OO-86O-7337 school in my Hillsbor- quality. Good refs. & own H.S. Math; M.A. degras. Free Introduction to explain cost • 82.05 per minute ough home. 369-3960. Iransp. 627-0509 Iv. msg. Call 906.J72.531S. ATTENTION P A R- PURE BRED CATS- 10 24 hours H dayl Touch tone or Rotary Phones • 1 a good homo only. Both SOFA- Ranch Oak 6 7 , ENTSI— Oo you have shake CtuauT CHILDCARE- Educated, RESPONSIBLE- V0ICI/PIANO- Prlvata Speak to Astrolger • Tarot Reader Brown/Beige; 3rn./Belge gently worn children's neulorod moles. 1 Cream exp., mom who loves laitont w/Rtrttin Vailsy Porsian, 1 Blua Point Hi- spanish woman to clsin Mint l>c 18 Yearn ur Older ,, < fug 12x15; end table; clothes lucked away in children. Sale, loving, your home, axp. ft raf.a, College music professor, framed pictures: table your attic? Consign thorn WE ARE BREEDER'S malayan. 276-1904 A Service or ImcrMtdJ* Inc. REPRESENTATIVES smoko Iroa S. Plalnfleld J08-704-4527 call Adala Carllse, M.S.. lamp. Msn's suits sz. at the Peanut Gallery lome. Call 753-5938. 9OS-707-1573 *4L, 36 waist, excel Children's Consignment Come and expenonco cond. 9Q8-L26-4329 hop located in Mont the Shake-A-Paw differ- 3090 CHILDCARE- In my WRITINQ SKILLS OR- gomery. Call 609-466- ence at New Jersey's Oourxttnt, Bridgewater home. CPR VELOPUHNT (WSO)- SUNBEAM- Mlxmaster 4500 for details. most beautiful puppy Training A Grooming cort ref. avail., loving at- MantorlngAutorlng atu- GE elect, frying pan, S!Oro mosphere, tun activities, dtnt writing: Collaga at- press cooker. GE wasri- FISHING TACKLE- col- FT only, 906-725-1185. aaya, poatry, fiction, re- ar— good cond., elect lector wants to buy OLD. • All puppies ara A.K C, DOG OBEDIENCE search papart by NJ irons,i dustbuster etc. rods, reels, lures, cata- registered and selected Kind, positive methods, CHILDCARE— My Green Stata Taaehar of tha Yaar Her Classified Call 908-722-02H9 be- logs. 233-1654 after 5PM for breed conformity and 27 yrs. exp., Vei roc. Brook home, EMT/CPR, 1992. 9OS-52e-S7O6. Iween 5-6 pm temperament results guaranteed, 2 loc Exp. & Refs Lg. yd., GUNS. SWORDS. in area. 689-6566 playrm. 908-752-3184. TRUCK TOOL CHEST- KNIVES, MEDALS, MILI- • Puppies are socialized DAY CARE- Plscat- 4120 ad was a $30. 908-725-7286 TARY ITEMS, NJ & Fed- m open cases...no glass eral licensed. Top cash 3100 away. Loving care lor WATERBED— King 52. walls here!! This insures oddlers, age 1 + up. 30 rn i-wa ve le 93 soli- paid House calls made proper development lor a 3ert 821-4949 happy, well ad|ustoo, lov- After school care avail. sided, full frame w/4 SuppHe* A Swvtees Moals Incl. Calf 699-0931 TIRM LIFE sweeping drawers, 3 yrs old. S450 HIGH PRICES PAID- lor ing pot. WE CARE INSURANCE- THROUGH or BO. 908-873-1323 postcards, sheet music, DUNELLEN MOM- has Home Hearth Car* AND A++ SUPERIOR • Famous Shake-A-Paw I am a beautiful chlldcare openings, F/T RATED COMPANY. THIS WOLFF TANNIN^ old toy*, baseball itoms Specializing In: cameras, military, TV's, Lilotima Health Guaran- BLACK LAB MALE with or P/T, yr.s of exp. e Live In Companions PLAN PROVIDES success! BEDS- NEW COM- tco includes comphmen- a great temperament & lunch & snacks provided J100,000 OF THE PRO- MERCIAL-HOME UNITS Worlds Fair, fountain • Certified Home Health pons. Call 272-5777 Try voTGnnnry and free excellent AKC heritage reasonable rates Aides TECTION AT SUPER FROM $199.00 LAMPS- fecal examination and My ownors are looking 908-968-1389 LOW RATES WITH NON- LOTIONS- MILITARY ITEMS- nil for a similar tomolo lor e Certified Nursea Aldsi SMOKER DISCOUNTS. ACCESSORIES. MONTH- lifetime obedience train- EXP. MOTHER- of 1 yr. Serving Somerset, Mid- ountrios/eras pre-'OSO ing. mating (90S) 356-0740. CALL 1-e0O-M9-4944. LY PAYMENTS LOW AS Cash for uniforms hel- old will BABYSIT all ages dlesex, Union. Monmouth S18.00 CALL TODAV mets, etc., anything mltry in my Pise, home, M-F. F/ & Ocean Counties. FREE NEW COLOR CAT- Bnnii tho wholo lamily. 4000 nT. 968-2497. 24 Hr. Serv. related. Dan 381-6570 14 "Route 2 2 West, 4140 ALOG. 1 500-462-9197 SERVICES 908-528-8227 OLD FOUNTAIN PENS Gioonbrook, NJ 08812 F/T— for Infant & kinder- YOUR CLASSIFIED AD WANTED- Up to S100 (50 yards west of Rock garden child, Branchburg CAN BE PUBLISHED IN laid for good pens Call Ave ) area. Your home or mine. 4110 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- 08-272-9329 908-968-2522 908-704-8394 ATTORNEY HOUSE Mon-Sal 11-9, Sun 11-6 tnutavcUon/ CALLS: Wills (from »70), "Tha Forbt* Newspapers are Ihe bast for a classified PAPERS WITH ONE HOUSEKEEPERS, NAN- EASY PHONE CALL AND OLD ORIG. PAINT- $50 otf any puppy with Eduction Closings (from 13851, In- sd. I have been advertising for years but I did not get the INGS— (Damaged OK), this ad. Not to be com- NIES, NURSES AIDES corporaUoni (from $225). FOR ONE LOW PRICE. AVAIL- Woman of all results I now get with Forbes. I like the area the papers FOR ONLY $219.00 Antique Picture Frames. bined with any other Ctll for axact fess; other offer. Exp. 930 93 nationalities. Applicants ART CLASSES- chil- services. cover. It la so much better placing an ad In fifteen different YOUR AD WILL REACH 6O9-936-B905 screened Lie.-Bonded. dren/adults, beginners/ J. DaMartbw. Esq. papers than just one because not everyone reads the ove n 1 2 MILLION ROTTWEILER AKC Aurora Agency, Long advanced. Exp'd artist/ 908-S74-MM. HOMES THROUGHOUT 3000 BEAUTIFUL PUPS- Big- Branch. 90Q-222-3369 teacher. 808-463-1631. same paper. The print is bigger than other papers and the THE STATE CALL ESTATE •ETTLIMINTa PFTS AND ban o c!. well socialized. cost is reasonable. I found wonderful cleaning help in FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Shots, wormod. 3 fern.. Si 4010-4230 JOAN'S CHILOCARE S AVAILABLE 35Yaars 548-3122 1-0Q0-559-349S, ASK LIVESTOCK malo3 903-526-5146 SERVICE 4 COLLEGE Moas a inglaaa, Attys the classifieds - quality people. Thank you." FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN 4010 - Adult Day Care Since 1990, Westlield ou will be ao pleased, Matuchan Prof. Bldg R.C., Bound Brook FOR ALL THE DETAILS 3010- Birds YOLJB CLASSIFIED AD 4020 - Bu.lness Mother of 7 POWERFUL CODE SYS- 408 Main St. Matuchan ABOUT SCAN- 3020 • Cat* CAN BE PUBLISHED IN Services Grandmother of'11 EM. 100% Money back STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED 3030 - Dogs 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- 4030 - Carpentry Preschool toacher Qjaranteel Vou get best AD NETWORK 3040 • Fish PAPEFIS WITH ONE 4040 - Child Care Many references Portfolio Of Qualified Fi- 4U0 30S0 - Horses EASY PHONE CALL AND 4050 - Cleaning 5 days a week nancial Aid custom for Loam a\ Fkmncm To place your ad, 060 - UvaMock FOR ONE LOW PRICE Services 8 to 6 PM you. Surest possible op- 2100 3070 - Other Pate FOR ONLY $21 3 00 4060 • Convalescent (BISO PfT) ortuniiy for full financial 3080 - Adoptable Pats YOUR AD WILL REACH Care 906-654-3118 undlng, Wanted to Buy OVER 1.2 MILLION Act Now • Low Coat -CREDIT- 3090 • Boarding, 4070 - Electrical MOM/TEACHER- Avail. just call Training * Grooming HOWES THROUGHOUT 4080 - Handyman 1-800-753-7782 -REPAIR- THE STATE. CALL 1o care for your child In AABACUS ANTIQUES 100 • Miscellaneous Services •ty Somerset homo PT Ideal Scttolarahlp BAD CREDIT ANTIQUE BUYING Supplies at Services ronaes CLASSIFIED AT 4085 - Hauling veoKdayS. 908-873-1968. PO Box 4107 Dept. F SERVICE 1-600-559-9495. ASK A Clean up Highland Park. NJ 0B9O4 REMOVED PROM 1-800-559-9495 We Ara Purchasing FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN 4090 - Health Care MONDAY MORNING INC YOUR REPORTI Furniture* Paintings 3030 FOR ALL THE DETAILS Services INFANTS S TODDLERS 4100- Home INSURED, INSPECTED BEAUTY ft WARDROBE Oriental Rugs * Statues Dog* ABOUT SCAN- CLASSES- look good & STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED Improvement MONITORED From late payments to today Clocto • Toys * Mirrors feel greatl Prlv./grp epossasslons & AD NETWORK. 4105 • Income Tax 908-526-4884 rlnsaos, Scotch Plains, ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS 4110 - Instruction/ bankruptcies, all can ba Call 908.245-8383 LABRADOR ^ranford. Affordable & Education unl 272-1771. removed legally & per- Forbes Newspapers or 1-800-2B1-83B5 3080 4120 - Insurance MOTHER OF 2- will RETRIEVER ivo your baby individual manently from your Odoptabte Pots 4130 - Landscaping DEQREED PIANO ALL LIONEL, IVES. PUPPIES nonllon, Middlesex i credit report. A Tree Care Iscataway area Foncod TEACHER- lessons In Satisfaction guaranteed! AMERICAN FLYER- AKC • Black 4140 - Legal Services our home. All ages & jnd olher toy trains. Col- First shots, 8 weeks FREE TO GOOD I yard, playrm . quiet St. For tree details, call 4150 - Loans & Finance lyles. Call 908-753-1824. (90S) T«iM004 loclor pays highest pric- old, Parents on HOME— 2 adorable Or- 4160 - Masonry 908) 752^7693. CLASSIFIED es Cnll 1-600-46-1-4671 premises. S3B0. ange Kittens. 10 wks. aid 4170 - Miscellaneous IOLL CLASSES- Make or 201-635-2058 ODoeysji 786. RESCHOOL LEARNING eautlful cloth dolls, (908) 828-9099 Services GROUP— agos 2-5, full/ AdVwtf*a In th* CJaaiMadJ AMERICAN FLYER & LI- GIVE SOMEONE A 41H0 • Painting bunnlos, etc. Fun A easy. LABRADOR RETRIEVER T. Morning academic What A Doll, 754-2974 ONEL TRAINS & OLD SMILE— Somerset Re- 4190 - Party 4 Enter- rog., nrts A crafts, out- TOYS- Pis call 908-755- PUPPIES— AKC, Shots, gional Animal Shelter has Inlnment Services r loar sports, music, LEC. ACOUSTIC BASS JJ'l6, leuvo message or allow. chocolate, puppies, kittens, dogs 4200 • Plumbing, Janco, tiolci trips. Our NSTRUCTION- Bogln- call after 6pm lacks. (908) 730-7281 and cats Adoption rea- Hentlng & Cooling ortlfiod staff helps your ar/Advanced. all styles LABRADOR RETRIEVER sonable Missing a pot? 4210 - Professional hlld loarn & grow in a f music, learn to groove, ANTIQUE & USED- Fur UPPV- Slack Mala. 9 Call 725-0308. Services iomp onvironmont, DIs- ead, ImprovlSQ. W/exp, nlluro, Old OR sola and BBks old $200. 4220 • Roofing ounl on Sopt, reglsUa- 4¥ pro w/M.M. Reason- BP.9 Irom 1000s to '08-7B9-471G. 4230 - Wallpapering oi) 4 2nd child bla rales.(00a>233-0732. 1950's. Also misc piec- Attvtrtln* In tha Clmliltdl es 647-|959. UPPIESm 150 BUYS NY PUP. ALL TYPES. ANTIQUES EW JERSEY'S LARQ- Wood furnllure, giiiss- ST SELECTION, OPEN wnre, Chinn, Silver, Oil AT-SUN-MON 10-5. Paintings, Comic Books • •NEILL KENNELS US & Basesbnll Cards IIQHWAY 1, PRINCE- Orio Itom or ontlro astiilu! ON, NJ. ACROSS FROM 908-526-8035 IYATT HOTEL Beautiful PrIMIn* Household • '65 Dodge Caravan SAL SLATOFF AUCTION The Spindangers - F)a. bound 609 Plymouth Court, Branchburg, NJ off Rt. 202 • 7 ml north ol Flomington Circlo West on Holland Brook Rd. to loft on Plymouth Ct. OBSOLETE AND INOPERABLE EQUIPMENT WED., SEPT. 8 - 8:30 AM (Rain Dale - Next Day) Exqulslto burl wolnut lihrnry tnblo; bnaufllul CRANFORD BOARD OF EDUCATION cherry dining room, budroom, tablos; good mnhog slant top ddesk. bodroom, knoo hole LINCOLN SCHOOL AUDITORIUM/GYM desk; twin pineapple - hoclg. Orlontfil rugs; outstanding UPH (urmturo: brass & powior king CENTENNIAL AND LINCOLN AVENUES bod; antique & dacornlivu chirm, glass & bric-a- brac; oil;! Goll yroeri inowor '(15 Dodga Cam van - Excollant condition high miloago. (Sold 12 Moon). LESTER & ROBERT SLATOFF 10:00 A.M. - NOON Auctioneers - Trenton, NJ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1993 (609) 393-4848 or (215) 736-8989 -A ForDes Newspaper- September 1,2.3,1993 Forbes Newspapers / SMU-5

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Also Powerwashingl •Commercial paint. Call 358-9020 Driveways, Curbing. All edging, ehrub 4 hedge Ing 4 coating, Ext drain- Ins. Free est, Excellent fill-In cracks. All work 908-424-9080 carpentry, painting, re- & any a all odd jobs, Our •Industrial typae of fencing. Free trimming, mulching, age, Free est • FuUy Ins, refs. Call Paul 846-71B8 guarantied. Fre* Esti- CARPENTRY- ft Horns stone work, fall clean- All work fully guarantoodl ALL Ttm OW HOME placement wlndowe a work Is guaranteed, call In Business Since 1973 Estimate*. WIN beet any mates. $100 Off With decks. Tree work, log Improvements. I do It prtcel apt m 34J2. ups, looking for new cus- 908-241-7354 RICHARDSON Thl» Adi 8O«.«43-4<2> REPAIR- at affordable us FIRST"eo**i;i.eoej •Sldlngfvlnyl & wood) PAINTING COMPANY splittinglittig,,, gutters cleaned, •Painting Int. & Ext. ALLI All phases of home tomers, free est. senior No lob A-OK CONTHACTORB- Improvements. Free e*t DRIVEWAYS discounts, 908-369-8201 Comm./Resldental/lnduat J.F. ROOFING lob tot o smallll. WhWhy Custom decka, additions, •Renovations Seal-Tile Pawing. Seal- Fulfy insured Frea est. break your back? If you •Alterations Ine. Steve, 9O8-98B-7042 4180 HOME IMPROVEMENTS concrete and block pa- coating, Reconditioning Inert Lawn Builders Painting Interior Exterior Specializing In Roof & CAnrEnTwH/COMTRAC* don't ••• it, ••*. Call ua tios, basements, roofs, eKitchens/Baths CERAMIC TILE * ft Patching. Cement Re- Power Wash Sand Blast TOR Add. a all phases of today for a FREE esti- 25 Years Experience Qutttr repair, Int./Ext. windows a doora Free •Heating 6 Air Cond. MARBLE CONTRACTOR pairs. Prepare for Fall. Hubbard'e Landscape 233-5080 545-5578 painting, call:937-8134 carpentry, old « new mate. Our 17th year. est. Ret 4 insured (908) Free Estlmataa 11 yrs. experience, long Free estimates. 908-232-7384 houeea. In bualnata for S2S-5S3S 828-3573 References Insured lasting quality work. Fully 201-817-8702 ANTHONY'S PAINTING ROOFIMO-ALL TYPES- 35 yre, Jim Mllito « Sons 881-7184 (»08) 797-4844 Ins., free estmates, rel's. JOE BARTOLOTTA Interior/exterior. Roofing, 4200 Fully Ins., FREE EST! 0Oa-647-31ia TINKERINO TOM DHIVEWAYS— seal coat- LANDSCAPING gutters cleaned/installed. Over 20 yra. »xp. P. Dan- HOME MAINTENANCE A ADDITIONS John DeNlcola, Jr. Plumbing, Heating AMERICAN 908-332-7383 ed, black top, atoned. Lawn Malnt.•Planting Free esi. 782-8441. nucci 9O8-9M-C482 CARPENTRY REPAIRS. No lob too A ALTERATIONS HOMEOWNERS, INC. Also, top soil, fill dirt-RR Brick Patloa A Sidewalks ami Cooling FINE QUALITY small. 90B-350-0B20. We Offer A Complete CERAMIC TILE ties Installed. 722-1682 Driveway Paving A + PAINTING ROOFINO- all phasea. Remodeling ft Repairs •Kitchens •Bathrooms Service For Vour Home Interior/exterior work- fully Int., FREE EST.! •Basements •Decks All phases of Installatio Driveway Seal Coating Windows, Doora, Trim, 4009 Remodeling Needs & repair. Kitchens, bath DRYWALL CONSTRUC- Call: •0A-SS0.02S4 manship done with old COPPERHEAD Lowest prlceil A.T.F. batementa, free eat. rafs •Ceramic Tile •ETC. Quality Craftsmanship rooms, countertops, wa- TION— Sheetrockft tap - fashion pride. Top rated CONST., 908-752-0908. insured, 908-281-6538 HmuUng A CRMM Vp Competitive prices Competitive Prices terproofing ft regroutlng. Ing, specializing In small JUST STUMPS Benjamin Moore prod- Plumbing & Heating Inc Emergency Repairs. Fully Insured No Job Too Small jobs, f A.F. Drywall, Call ucts used. We apecallze •New Construction DONTCAU.USI All work 700 PER CENT 1-800-440-3B89 INC T-N-T ROOFING Free estimates Free Eat. Fully Ins GUARANTEED. Call In window reputtylng, •Boiler Installations Until you've called the AT VOUR DISPOSAL Tree A Stump Removal repainting and repairs. •Orain Cleaning Naw, Tear-Ofla, Fr»e Est. oitiera. Then call FOR DEPENDABLE, CALL AL Ceramic Tile of Raritan ORYWALL JOSEPH CONTRACTING HIOH QUALITY WORK, Refs. and Insured. 968- •Water Heaters For a Dynamite Job CB CONTRACTING (or Clean-Ups & Hauling 908-783-7571 for free estimate, INSTALLATION 908-272-9622 •RAY LAEVT-827-M33> 908-528-2515 Is your •tump • pain In 6924 or 1-800-400-1676 Expert, Neat, Friendly the highest quality car- Oarages, Basements, ARIES REFACtNO A FINISHING Ih* GRASS? Service. Lie. 8917. Call pentry ft home Improve- Attica, Yard Waste, Etc. Specializing in Additions, PAINTING BY BOB WI TOP THCM ALLI Kitchen refacing/cablnets Free Ett. Fully Ins. 752-8808/647-9331 Call tha best at the top ment a at the loweat For Prompt, Reliable Atfwrtfte in ffw Claisfflea1, Countertops Renovations ft Base- Senior Citzen Disc. Quality service for 25 yrs. price. We mean III Free Advertise In the C.stslfred ments. Free Estimates. interior & exterior of the hill in Warren. Service. (90B) 622-9141. (908)331-1161 Call 24hre. 90S-S34-1318 DION NATALE John @ MM-9«O-3tS0 •st., fully Insured, refs. SOS-SI 9-8528 Free est. & Fully Ins. PLUMBING A HEATING Paperhanging also avail. 008-934-1690 OENERAL CONTRAC- \WN CUTTING Reasonable rates WESTFIELO ROOFING Stelnman A Daughter Prompt service COMPANY • • • • TOR— Will beat any LAWN CARE 9O8-528-3382 J. DEQimS price. All work 100% 322-9006. LIC.#9455 All Type* of Hooting CARPENTRY Forbes Classifieds guaranteed. Call for free Clean-ups & Landscap- • Siding Quality craftsmanship on eatimata. 908-367-4050. ing at recession break- EMERGENCY Work 100% Guaranteed •ddltlona, eltaratlona, Ing rates. 90B-725-4623 SERVICE Fnm Est. Fully Ins. rooling, siding, doors, HOME •M-7M-2023 LANDSCAPING- Fall Sewer & drain cleaning, kitchens A bath, decks a Alterations Clean Up, Thatching, replaosment windows. In- walor heaters, Bath- and Additions Lawn Care, Shrub Trim- rooms. All plumbing re- «ured, free eatimatee, ming, Hauling. Reliable 4230 Call WW-7M-0014 Prompt and Courteous pairs. Service. Charlie, 755- A MINT/hO *N0 Truppl Plumbing, Lie. Services 8429. ELECTRICIAN- Install GREAT RESULTS "Quality at Its Best POWERWASHING COMPANY M7O7. Call 754-3750. of circuit breakera, pad' WALLACE LANDSCAPING- Fall PMC. PLUMBING AND * A DCUCATC TOUCH * die fane, attic fans, elec- CONSTRUCTION Clean Up, Thatching. All Phzses of HEATING- Don't be Selection to Installation tric heat, recessed lights, Lawn Care, Shrub Trim- Interior and Exterior alraid to call a plumber 3000 Brand Namea appl. wiring. Frea eat., More Response than 725-3845 ming, Hauling. Reliable Painting and Staining again. No job too small. expert Inatallalon Ins. ROMtOH ELECTRIC Charlie, 755-8429 Aluminum Siding Sewer and drain cleaning iO8-231-O4aS TiMMt (Lie. 5532), Reflnishlng LAWN MOWINa— tor as' a speciality. Free Esti- A DEUCATE TOUCH ELECTRICIAN- Uc# little as S20. Thatching, House Washing mates. Fully insured Lie. The Wallpaptr store that B7H. B * T Contracting. seeding, shrub trimming, Complete #9466. comei to your door. all the "Big" papers Ppwerwashlng of 908-805-9274 24 hr service installations & clean-ups. Selection to installation Siding, Roofs. (906) 6B H O IVC E Call J»ft 753-6742. PLUMBING & HEATING Reliable A meliculou* Gutters, Decks, Low rates. Good service. A Family business PHOENIX ELECTRIC LAWN SERVICE Driveways, Patios Cleanup, Maintenance Drain cleaning. Free esti- Adela Landscape designs ft CUSTOM PAINTING and residential needs: house ii mound plantings •-'. WALLPAPERING- Int. & fans, smoke detectors, we specialize in pool scapesviwater falls oxt. Remodeling ot baths Employment lighting, telephones, elc. Offering You A •k lawn management •.•• and kitchons. Docks in- Complete Line Of Home stalled. FREE ESTI- Quick response. Lie. new lawns •-.• RR ties MATES. Call Tom, 755- #7534. Call 358-3041; improvement Needs. ^retaining walls/rock<: 873-0137. References Proudly Walkways A Patios 6541, 800-300-6541. Guide Furnished. Spraying oEPA/DEP Cert D.B. ELECTRIC CO. Trucking ft Tree work Our Ralei Won't Shock decks v> additions JK'S You. Residential., comm. renovations 5010-5100 INFANT, 3/5 YR, OLD — phones. 240 volt service nesses 4 Corporate. needed beginning 10/93 changes, etc. Problems Compare & save. e Repairs 381-9656 in my Somerset home M, Piscataway, N.J. 5010 > Career Training W. F, B-5. 356-1370. solved, quick response. Free estimates. e Removal free estimates Lie. #10262. Free ettt. PM #00649 A Services MOTHEfl'S HELPER- Please call David at - Modern Equipment 5020 Child Cate Responsibie reliable Wanted 3218988 or 4II-M11 908-968-2582 State Certified JOHN MACNAMARA woman lo care for 3 5030 Employment great kids 1-3 hrs. after ELECTRICAL WORK- To advertise, call 1-800-559-9495 PREFERRED POWER Immediate Service PAINTING— Intonor Agencies WASHING 1 PAINTING painting & wallpaporing school. Mon., Tues., Commercial, residential Insured For Your Protection 5040 Employment - Thurs Car needed, rel- and Industrial. Licensed, Residential/Commercial Free estimates. Fully in- Domestic Decks, Homes & sured. Recommended by erencos required. Call No. 9141, and Insured. ATTICS —bsmnt, gar., AFFORDABLE ARTIE'S CARPET CERAMIC TILE 5050 Employment • Anne (90S) 769-1983. Free estimates. Call Renovation Cleaning Interior Decorators. General anything removed. Same HOME REMODELING Sales-Service Remodeling, Installation 908-6Sa-9S0B 233TREE 908-709-0160^ Vlnce Santonaatoso Elec- day ser. Sr. clti disc. Bath, basement, decks, Installation and repair. Free ostl- 50&O Employment - NANNV/HOUSEKPR tric 968-1600, Nick 276-1175. custom tile Installation, No Job Too Small mates. 908-236-7935 STRUCTURES L/T PAINTERS Health Care Loving, creative, exp., THE PLANTSHAPER 5070 Employment - ELECTRICAL- All types wallpapering and int. & Free Est. Fully Ins. UNLIMITED have your shrubs & small Interiors & exteriors rtvor's Nc , long term. ext. painting. Free Est. Call after Spm CERAMIC TILE- kitch- Home improvements & 15 yr. oxp , fully ins. Managerial 463-80P5 of wiring, Service 4O05 Call Tom 908-755-6541 908-469-1518 ens, bathrooms, counter trees prof, shaped this 5030 Part-Tlmo changes & paddle fans. tops, floors, expert remodeling. We do It all. season. Mulch & shrub 908-469-2747 RESPONSIBLE CAKING HauHng * CHMM Vp or 1-BOO-300-6541 ust give us a call. Employment Additions. Lie. #0252. Attlca/Cellara Finished marble Install.. FREE Installations. 20 yrs exp. NINA KALLAS- Painting 5090 Employment WOMAN- to care 1or my Harold Klouser-672-6750 AL'S CARPET SERVICE Decks • Patios • Porches ESTSI, REF., 874-7606 1-800-254-1797 Anthony E. Kroposky & Paperhanging. Re- Wanted 3-mo. old son in my CLEAN UP- Rick's specializing In repairing, All Home Improvemonts eoe-725-447« pairs. Ploster/ShGotrock 5100 Career Bound Brook home, 2-3 COMPLETE HOME THOMAS S DESTEFANO days/wk. £xpenenc«. Au- Qar.a attics bsmnts 10 antique, oriental & hook S Repairs Call 752-9310. THE PLANTSMAPER 27 yrs.^x£.^322-4030 InvBStments A rugs. Removal of Wrin- MAINTANCE INC. EST. 19T8 drey Klngsland 271-0833 15, 20, 25, 30 yard EXCAVATING 4 Is your lawn burnt up? NJ STEAM CLEAN Opportunities Handyman Services dumptters/rent 757-2677 kles, buckles. Stretching BATHRMS THAT LAST 15 yrs In business & relnatallnllon of new & New tub, toilet, vanity, malnianlng homes lor di- TRUCKING Have It renovated or ro- Power Wash Salo RESPONSIBLE SIT- used Carpet. Since 1950 tile, quality work. Froo vorcees, retirees, the dis- All types of back-hoe & placed professionally. 20 Alum./Vinyl/Wood Homos 5010 TER— in my Piscatawy 908-369-8970 Estl Ref.s 469-7972 abled. & peoplo who just trucking work, all types yrs. oxper. Anthony E. 1500-1900 Sq ft, • $150 Career Training home lor 7 mo. old who AFFORDABLE JUNK CLEAN-UP ft HAULING don't have the time. Ev- ot masonry, concrete ft Kropoalcy 908-725-4476 2000-2400 Sq Ft. -SI 75 requires spacial care for REMOVAL— Reasonable Vards, cellars, allies, etc. BATHTUB ft TILE RE- and Services hip problem. For inter- eryihlng for the homel" black-top driveways, TIMBER TREE 2500-3000 Sq Ft - S225 rales. Free estimate. Wore cheapest SURFACING- 5 yoar 800-378-0394 ranching, otc, prompt 3100-3600 Sq F! -$375 views call 90B-96B-38B6 •Oa-788-7343 287-7197 warranty, froo estimates. courteous service, . EXPERTS INC FENCE Treo removal, Trimming. Call Now & Savo! SITTER NEEDED- 3- Call 908-756-5351 D ft DS GUTTERS easonablo rates, fully BARTENDER TRAINING topping S slump grind- . Expires 9/1793 E.iin i,p lo £ 10-S15 hr 6pm for 8 4 10 yr. old. APPLIANCE REPAIR * -5723 9O8-689-OS66 DECKS- Offering Codar Water falls & PondB FOR ALL THE DETAILS & taping. NO JOB TOO and CCA at Super Prices A-1 WAYNE P. SC0TT- ABOUT SCAN- SMALLI Fully Insurod, Call 908-359-8272 * PAINTING BY JOHN* CHABAK CONSTRUC- Accent Improvement Vour Doslgn or Ours Quaflly masonry ser- ••DRUMMER" STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED free ast. 704-0262. Fully Ino. Free Est ABSOLUTELY THE vices. Free estimate Quality Interior Pitinhiui TION— General carbon- leeks, siding, windows, Small Extnrior Jobs •-GUITARIST-' AD NETWOHK try, roofing, deck9, sirJ- tlchens A baths. Froo A- •' |im, lor 2 gront Gall Pnlsy (9OBI 548-4273 hrub cftre, Free Est! Specializing In all typos Reason, rates, 302-0040 AAA hid', in my Hitls Homo, ACCOUNTING CLERK- of masonry: Brick work. [,'ui ir'ir-ri;*7!i tifforc 6 FT temporary position. AU. UNLIMITED block worK, concrolo, CARNEVALE nvml. 97 Icir cxpod Ac- "ree service-trees cut * oic. Fully Inaiirod Froo CHILO CARE PERSON counting Clork Duties tree dsbrla removal oslimatts. WANTED- Wnsliiplct incl wookly payroll & AP I ir i 1 Ktf-lll i'i (HJl 3 201-478-8902 NO JOB lnoci?E5]iig. Idoal candl- flnnscnnhln i I r, > [!('< VVK [11 II MU!5l dnlo will bo familiar w/ TOO SMALL Insured !•" i.irnui rtp(tnk Tnglish, ADP payroll soltwnro. I'v.n ti.insp Hrfpronrps ARBORIST 908-526-3500 f'roo Lsirnuill".; WoicJPorloct & Lotus TREE SERVICE ,3 Respond box 163. emovBl, Trimming, • ....•MASONRY 968-0467 CHILD CARE- I'oibos Newspapers tump Grinding, fiols. •20 Years Experience- P A I N T I N Ci - MM ;i r.^piifrhi it. tot ,'icl {|racto P O Box B99 SomorvllH). 1 toasonabln & Fully Ins Addlllons»Slop5"Sldiiru1n- l when you place your Forbes Newspapers' Garage Sale ad. JOHNSON'S TREE 1 NoAl, Clf)<1M (|u;illTy Wnrk I LIM oi|i' si utJi'nt n vvol- & LANDSCAPE loM5 Flropl.ieo5"lMior- Insured I rtip pstim.itr'i c MITI•• fid "• f.'nll !"19' "- ACTIVISTS •• 908-050-9090 lo^king Pnvora. Fully In- "nil Mniynnn M>0-<>;':Ui li-HKI .''! ;"!••!CIO Fight lor SOCIAL Bured-Flots Fron F.st CHANGE on tha#1 Cull Bill at 908-253-B94S PATTERSON PAINTING C HI LD CARE - PT- Issue In the Country, Only $15 for both nlnrlor $7ft room. t"»td- tfspnnfiit)lo. inimblo psi- HEALTH CABEt ior. Froo cKtlmntcvR. snn tu liirp for my 10 iUrv Bonollts A Careet Shoclrocklnq A tllinq run nkl in rny Pfscntflwny opplys. tot people who for Advertise Rotoiencoa nvnll Fully IIIIIIIK I I lionsokoonini]. communicate well, Hours Iii3lirod 9OB-725-G997; Miif.t hnvo ruls. Ploaso 1 30-10:30 PM, Call In the Classified! 1-BOO-750-S007 ('.III •1IO-7612. 908-246-7811 today I "A Forbes Newspaper • SMU-6 / Forbes Newspapers September 1,2,3,1993 Employment Guide

JLE Pmrt-Wmm Could YOU Could YOU sell TELECOMMUNICATIONS — BOOKKEEPER— F/T. Multiple location, family owned business MARKETING RESEARCH CHEERFUL INERQCTIC RKCEPTtONIST- Part-Time Entry Level looking for a bookkeeper wilh computer PERSON— to anawar our S. Bound Brook Schools, this space? busy phones & greet 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. 5 deliver this paper? Day & Evening Openings experience lo run their 2 person office. Forbes Newspapers is looking for members In an estab- days/week, $6/hour, To Start your NEW C3»ecr ,n MARITZ. ihe lished family oriented fill in tor secretariat' Forbes Newspapers is looking for men Accts payable, other clerical duties. business. Call 908- lunch break. Should be Advertising Sales Professionals mosi prominent research information cen- Fringe Benefits, vaca, and holidays. 757-6555. available to substitute on and women for neighborhood delivery. ter in New Jersey We currently have occasion (or full day. Ouisldc sale* positions several permanent pan-lime entry-level CHILD CARE ASST- for Please stop In at N.K. Earn $45-$55 per Kttk delivering one or too days are available NOW Tor latchkey program at Brampton School, 129 day and evening openings available in Call far Appt. perveei. Must it IS years or older and havt confident men and Metuchen YMCA. 2 pm- Madlaon Street, to apply. our Somcriel. EMJ facility for articulate, Bpm, Mon-Frl. Pis call Fe- Starting Saptembsr 8, reliable transportation. Neighborhood delivery women wilh advertising energetic individual toconduci interest- liclty or Taml 546-2044 permansnt position, available in the following communities; experience. Established (908) 526-4203 EOE. :__ Union County territo- ing marketing research surveys via Ihe CHILDCARE ASST- tor North Plalnfleld home- ries wilh growing telephone No s*lM required. No SALES REPS NEEDEDr- • Bound Brook based day care provider. now and for the (all. •xparlanc* neee,l«»ry 5050 1 • Branchburg potential arc walling for Mon, Wends, Thurs after- Christmas Around the YOU. Turn fre* hours Into re«l Income! Employment- noons. Exp., nort- World: new catalog, new • Edison Newspaper amoker, lluent engllsh, programs, also booking • Altractive Pay Rat« 18 yrs. Leave message •Highland Park The future of newspapers is suburban weeklies parties. Call Lynn 561 • •Manviilc • College & High School Credits 668-4942. 8062. Leave Metsagel , Delivery and lorries Newspaper* his built • group of 23 • Performance incentive SALES TELEPHONE WORK- •Metuchen publications serving Union, Somtrwt, and ART * ACCESSORIES from home, generate CLEANING PERSON- SMALL SOMERVILLt • Paid CRT Training H«ve Fun! M«ke $$$. PT. leads, Comm. paid on P/T, 4 hr«. a day after- CO.— seeks PT perma- 'Middlesex •South Plainficld -Middlesex Counties. noons. Exp. retiree okay. Students, Homemaken 4 Retired Pat 9M4S7-0r;H each lead +• telephone nant peraon to handle • Piscacaway • Wtrren expensive, call 469-6864 Apply in person: Strober various receptionist/cleri- • Raritan •Watchung We offer a competitive compensation and hen- Welcomcl SALES ASSISTANT- NJ Building Supply, 20 cal duties. Je/hr. Hours cfiui package. I'lcastc reel free lo call or forward Organized, self moti- TOW TRUCK- Operator. Truman Dr. So., Edison. arc 9AM-2PM, Mon.-Prl. For immediate consideration or more vated, dependable prob- your resume and salary requirements to Forbes FT, exp. pref., good driv- CLERK TYPIST- for In- Plaaae call 90B-707-8SB2. For more inforrrmion qn Middleiex Cournv routei, mlormauon. please call our Human Re- lem solver needed for ing record. No. Branch Newspapers, 102 VH'alnul Ave., P.O. Box 626. surance office, flexible sources Department at busy smoke free office. area. Call alter 5 or leave SOFTWARE TRAINER- call Ed Tarbox.i(908)781-7900ext. 7401. Cranford. NJ 07016. De a part of the future, , Candidate must have message. 90B-707-8122. hrs. Call 725-0655. Bualnaaa Accounting For more informnion on Somcrret County routes, strong customer service COOK- A part-time Systems, P/T. Flax. Hrs., 908-563-0700 TRACTOR TRAILER Freelance. Call: nil Butch Whitmore »(908)781-7900 ort. 7400. Phone AJ Churchill NOW for an appointment at experience A excellent DRIVERS Cook is needed for a re- typing skills. Knowledge tirement residence in 908-005-0409 908-276-6000 - FAX 908-276-6220 ig~j| MARIT7' of pagemaker & Word- (Casual) For Edison DIs tributlon Center for deliv- Somerset. Responsibili- Telemarketing (Alt nr/ihri Hill«, hrld unnfy ™i MARKETING RESEARCHr>= Perfect a plus. Salary will ties include preparing comm w/ ability. App will eries to Fast Food and serving meals, and We we an equal opponumry cmpioyci M/f/Drv be accepted in person Stores. Flexible hours. MAKE YOUR DASH Must have experience cleaning kitchen and din- FOR EXTRA CASH . Forbes bet 1:30 & 4:30PM. TV/ ing areas. Alternating VCR Svce Unlld 605 and CDL license. Call: weekend work Is re- NEWSPAPERS Forbes 90H49-W0O, ext. 222 As a psrt-tlme Forbes: Chestnut St., Union. quired. Excellent facilities NEWSPAPERS Newspaper telemarketing 5090 TREE CUMBER/FORE- and pleasant work envi- 5050 SALES CAREER ronment. Prior experi- representative. Emptoymwit- OPPT'Y— World's larg- MAN eXPCRIENCED- 8O3O 5050 SOW Prominent tree firm In ence helpful but not es- est Insurance Co Is sential. Contact Person- 17.00 par hour plua ex- Employment- EmptoynMnt* seeking career-minded Princeton araa guaran- cellent commission struc- Genera/ tees year round work, ex- nel Manager: (90S, 283- people. Up to $40,000 to 3800. ture. Call John or Qlen at LIBRARIAN- F/T, Mas- PRESS OPERATOR start, no experience nec- cellent wages A working 1-800-300-9321 or 90S- ters of Lib, science or Experience only. Run AB essary. Excellent training conditions. Employee 781-7900 axt. 7302. ADMINISTRATIVE •ARTENOIN6 OELI COUNTER PER- ELECTROLUX CORP- MLS candidate req., Dick 9850 wA51, Itek benalitt aacond to none. CREW PERSON and benefits. Call Joseph Part time help for ALL SECRETARIES Earn up to $iO-$i5/hr. SON- 7AM-2PM. Apply Hlring sales teps, telemk- Must be avail to work 32 430 camera * bindery In Schaeter at 908-754-7576 609-924-3500. THE O.ODDARD Train to be a bartender, 2 at F.oodMari, 568 Union trs/assl3l, mngrs. *300- hours. Apply In person: 1/2 Mr/per wk.; some quick print shop. TRUCK DRIVER/ SCHOOL Apply TOO AY, Work wk. class, job placement. Ave., Middlesex. SBOO/wk. Call 627-9060. eves & Sat.* req., exc. SALES REP Wendy's, 1010 Stetton Placataway, NJ ; TOMORROW! NOHREU. American Bartended No expsr. nee. Oppty. tor WAREHOUSE- F/T, lift- Rd., Pit itaway ******** fringe benefits. Send Re- SERVICES hat Immedl- 1-M0-S32-1222 EZ »*- Have a Cash REAL ESTATE CAREER recent college grid/entry ing req. SB/hr. Entry le Mt-0040 TEACHERS, OELI HELP— FT/PT. Free Christmas selling sume to: Molly Davis- el + benefits. 469-22G6. •(• Full A Pan Time posi- Bright, Branch Head, N. WEIDEL REALTORS, level sales position w/ ASSISTANTS* tlona for individuals who BOOKKEEPER ASSIS. Experience preferred. Christmas Around the rapidly growing quick DENTAL HYOtENIST Call 789-3354 after 3pm. Edison Branch Library, Hlllsborough. We are VCR/CAMCORDER SUBSTITUTES - h»v« excellent com- PT— Pet food manufac- World. No exp. nee. Free looking for good people print company. Part Time position avail- turer seeks help w/ AR, SSOO kit. Avg $8/10 hr, 777 Grove Ave, Edison AUDIO TECH F/T- Fast able. Flexible hours. munication skills; type DELIVERY PEOPLE/ NJ, 08820 to join our sales staff. growing elec svce ctr Full and Part 45-1- wpm & 8 +• mos. exp, collections 1 analysis, no invest. Also booking •ot-MS-asta Please call: {MS) COUNTER HELP- for Whether licensed or unli- SALES- Male^Femals seek* well seasoned time openings. in any of (he following computer exp. helpful busy pizzeria sub shop parties. 755-3213. LOOKING FOR- an en- censed, we can get you 725-1925. Send resume/letter VI- Full lima. At leading truck tech w/ min 5 yrs aap. packages: FACTORY HELP- thusiastic self-starting started In a successful Candidate must be thor- DENTAL •Call I0S-M1 >1133> takraft Pet Products. FT/PT 906-572-7373 person to work F/T, Min and camper dealership. Branchburg near Rt. 22, Real Estate Career. Flex- Salary 4 commission. 5 oughly familiar w/ CM bd RCCEPTIONIST/ASS'T. (or fa* your return* to AMIPRO Chimney Rock Rd. 12E. DENTAL ASSISTANT FT/ 40 Hr/wk, Sat. a must, w/ hours, unlimited earning 606-M1-1072, Bound Brook, NJ. 0S8O5. car req.d, 8:30-5. Ask for days a week. Call (toat level repairs. Only o«p Duneller,. Will train, Mon. EXPERIENCED— Call some eves, & some Sun- potential & hands-on need apply. App will be 572^1244, Ask for Kathy. Scott 722-1001. B1S-USB. ask for Phil. & Wed. 11-7. Call 908- TO RECRUIT VOLUN- HARVARD GRAPHICS days near holidays, Job training. Call Judi Hilt. accepted In per bet 1 A 4 752-3677, 238-8960. BOOKKEEPER- F/T 'Oiponslblitles aro: TEERS for the Amer Mutliple location, lamily DENTAL ASSISTANT- FENCE INSTALLEHS- Manager, 359-7100 SCHOOL DRIVERS PM. TV/VCR Svc Unlt'd, MS WORD (DOS, and Subcontractors. teaching parlies, order- 605 Chestnut St., Union. DISTRIBUTORS Heart Asaoe. Friendly, owned business looking FT/PT, Professional REAL ESTATE SALES WANTED- P/T for AM A smoke-tree Mlllburn of- individual needed for Valid driver's license, ing, taking care of cus- SPREAD NEWS Mac/Windows) for a bookkeeper with tomers, pRglng supplies, Mixtmlze your earning PM runs, in Somorsot fice. Morn. •¥•., wkd computr experience to dental otlice in Fat Hills. blls, well established co. Cly. area, Keep car at WAIT STAFF- FT days, help the public WORDPERFECT (DOS, Eagls Fence & Supply 4 morel Must be hard- potential. Plenty of floor Wed.-Sun., 11AM-3PM. shifts avail. Aug.-Dec. 10/ run their 2 person office. Exp. pref, Will train. Top timo, plenty of loads home. CDL a • , will QET VISA hr. bonuses. Call (201) Accts. payable, other salary & dental bonofits. 526-5775. working, motivated, & Experienced. Call Mari- Mac/Wlnaowa) happy. Exc. oppty far higher earnings. Join train, starting S9/Hr, call anne or Mr. Daskos at REGARDLESS!! 376-3929. Must be able clerical duties. Fringe Mon. Tuos, Thurs, Fri.- FINISH PAINTERS/help- Century 21 1-800-322-955B between to work min. 12 hrt./wk 12-8:30pm. Sat. 8-4pm the right person, call for 908-766-0043. LOTUS/QUATTRO FRO benellts, vaca. and holi- ers, up to $12/hr., appt., Candyland Crafts, MCGM Realtor! 9-3 PM, ask for Georgia 908-685-1800 Seniors welcome. days Call for appt. 903- Call 908-719-2910. unlimited hr.s. ©xp. pref. WAITER/WAITRESS PO- 201 W. Main Si, Somor- 908-536-4440 SECRETARIES W/W.P. DOCTOR'S OFFICE- P FREELANCE 526-4203 908-725-6238 ville. NJ. 08876, 908-685- 1035 Ri. 202 Branchburg. SITIONS AVAIL.- 11 AM VCT ASSI6/RECEPTIOM- DENTAL ASST.- consci- High Power Tamps T, 8:30-12:30, Mon-Fri IST- PT eves., will train. 0410 ask for Diane neods Dependable. Qual- - 5PM Mon thru Frl. OW4 EXCEL CASHIER/COUNTER- entious, exp. chair side & FULL OH PART TIME- REAL ESTATE SALES- Some night and weekend Active medical practice Boulevard Vetarinaiy desk, x-ray lie, bertolita, ified Temporary Employ- seeking dependable and Help Wanted tor a local Daytime hours or MAILING- P/T, F/t. op- Get started in a F PI c;i- shifts avail. Competitive Clintc, 908-278-1661. Free cross training 1o ap- coffee shop, P/T & F/T Raritan 908-722-B256 evening hours. Apply in roor in RE. All classus ees to (ill |Ob orders from experienced Indlvldaul, erators-exp. with our cli9nt companies in tips and benefits. Convo- plicants who qualify! Call position* avail., No exp. person: BURGER KING, have Itex. hrs. to fit your nlent lo Edison. Duties Include schedul- WAITRESS/WAITER DENTAL RECEPTION- Cheshire labeler inserting this aroa. ing, telephone and in- COOK TODAY! I necessary, will train de- IST— Friendly, people 176 Rout* 22 Wait, machines. Folding equip- schedule. North Jersey Moluchen and Dunollen. pendable person Call Green Brook, NJ School ol RE. 789-7-17.1 HIGH POWER TEMPS office patient contact. Part time lunch and/or oriented individual need- ment a plua. 908-272- Apply at Friendlys Res- evenings. Call Old York (MM) Ill-t1t1 Souhail. 548-5014 ba- 10S East Union Ave taurant 1060 Stelton Rd.. Call 908-276-3132 ed for cheerful dental GOLF COURSE- is 9080 RECEPTIONIST/BILLING Bound Brook, NJ 0SM5 Inn 906-725-2500 Norrall Tamp tween 6-11 am only office in Far Hills. Top Piscataway (across from EXTRA SIISI Mri i socking hard working in- MANICURIST- FT/PT, CLERK- PT/FT Exp. req. 90S-S60-91SS CHILDCARE- earn salary & dontal benefits dividuals for full time Familiarity w/ insurance Middlesex Mall). Need money for bsck-to- WORK AT HOME 197 Turnpike Plaza Will train. Mon. 9:30-5:30, some following req. Exc forms a plus. Call 232- Secretaries/ school expenses and Small business needs PT «une lio money providing quality gtrjo'iskoeping positions. working cond. 66B-0S56. WAITER/WAITRESS- chlldcare for 1 or more Thur 5-B:30, Fri. 12:30- Experience is helpful, but B418 ask tor Kathleen Word Processors Christmas? Now recruit- exp'd secretary to work K. •runawicfc.MJ OHtl 8:30. every othor Sal. 8- Experlenced & reliable. ing demonstrators to out of home. Requires Servicing counties of children in your own not necessary. Call Dave MANUFACTURING- Flex. his. Work wkends & home. MONDAY MORN- 4pm. Call 90B-719-2910 for details. 430-242S. Permanent entry lovol RECEPTIONIST/SECRE- BRYANT TEMPORARIES show unique line of holi- customer contact, knowl- Middlesex. Hunterdon, TARY— for corp, solos banquets. Call Marianne edge of Microsoft Word Somsriet, Union, Mercer ING INC, offers free in- position with a growing 25S Old New Brunt. Hd. 908-766-0043. day decoration* A glfis DID YOU HAIRDRESSER- 2-5 office located in Warren, Plscataway. NJ 08854 CHRISTMAS AROUND & Excel, accts receivable Must have reliable trans- surance, referrals, equip- KNOW . . . company. Wo aro a hard ment, back-up & more. days nag. pay w/ clien- working team looking lor we scok a responsible in- WAREHOUSE THE WORLD provides & adminstratlve work. portation. Equal Oppty. This little ad can bo read divuaJ w/profr>ssion;il Employer M/F/H. Union County 908-668- lelo. Pleasant, growing a new member who is Word Perfect 5.1, Lotus, Picker/Packer free kit. free training & Mail resume A salary re- by more than 400.000 shop in Manvllle. Call phone mannor & oxc typ- Harvard Graphics, Mi- All shifts needed. Car tree hostess gifts. Details quirements w hiring US CuGlnma. PAINTER- r H P /T , music, music rjitts Monlo 2nd Floor Send resume lo: Box S5D0 Startup Entry Level fflocopllonlst, Noodod by shipping, a roccivinc] \>; Olficors, otc For into, 1 ii nsrjtr.t ollico mnnngor tools. Pay commensurate must havn NJ cJrivf. r G Park Mall. FT/PT Stnrt uid pnrlonn accounting Wp«1Hald. NJ 0709O 165, %Forbos Newspa- No Exp. Necessary computnr consulting Co holpfuL Wo offer con>p nnil 210-794-0010 oxt. pers, P.O. Box 699. Som- with experience Call componsntion A btmotils licnnso S.ilary t»ii!;«(J on 10 1 Call Music Milker, unctions. Duller, consist Loam a Earn 60-70 WPM Pleasant I>n3!> 0AM-9PM. 7 days 1 Ptill, oxponerico and protiuc 1BO0-9-MUSIC-1 >f hlinri. "I .'iiiawor DENTAL ASSIST.— Mon- orvillo. NJ OBB76. Immediate Returns telephone skills. 10 hr. Apply in Thurs Fxcollont work BO«.am-B5S5 wk, 1300-325/wk , Send prjfson nl LEGAL SECRETARY ivily Cnll Hninlinci Hlns Thor»os nnd work rjn OFF SET PRINTER- Unltd. Pol.(908) 709-6055 pO_U-270-9304 Hol.il) joniputonzGd accountirui onv. Exp Mocossary AUTO MECHANIC- F.T rflsumo Porgonnl fir Sornornct 'Tiro f>»trvico r«porionco roqulrod lor Mcilax aion. or>a-4B44. noodod In house. Retired AVON SALES- AM oxpsrloncecr only apply confidential to E Espino Inc. W Mfiin St. tnr>y Hoiil Estate uMic.tf in PERSON FOR APPL.- .yrjiorn PC kriowltHftjo ,i ur Seml-retirud. U-20 a-oas- For Inlorrnailon Salary plus commissions, at Soquel Concepts, Inc Bound Brook, NJ OflHO!) Chnslur Computer skills tni'jJrtur,'i in Htirn- START NOW ttul will ii.un rujlit im por wAoh. Pleaao cnll earnings up to S37K 300 i Had ley Flrj . / _ UOa-3!iO-HWJO cintl '". 1nnr> prufnrrocl orvillo aroa. to rocoivo icison 1'ull or pnrt-tirno cnll 752-7224 for info_ 1.800-682-3202 S Plnintiold, NJ, 07PUO Ahihly to work Iridopmi- Our Suinmnr workor^ CiiH Cathy ill nou- 5080 Paid holidays and vaca- DRIVERS- FT P, 1. own phono calls A sot up ORGANIST BELL CHOIR tion. Full ssrvlce auto re- tnritly, competitive 'jiikiry ;ip|il n, also sonio Ijnok- h.ivo lutuinucl lo achtiol- U/3007& to scliudulu Part-Time Homeworkers Wanted CLEHK/TYPIST- Atton- voiiiclo, rnalurf fniudutl, Cnll OOO-fi/U-7744 nif'rviow DIRECTOR- 2 Sunday Hundreds of high paying pair center. Oppty for lion to dotoll, eom[)ulor wollgroornod, 000-722- krjrjfjiiuj fuq , call Mon 1 n (ipt'iiint)*; rijll/l'nrt Employment sorvlcos, 3 bell cholrg, 1 :ib-o-:iO|irn, 9nn-?:». positions avail 24 Hr. advancement. orinntod. will train to 93_33 0J1 T'M LEGAL SECRETAHY- Ipinu $ 1 I 2?i/Btiirt No TELEMARKETING idull 2 chililMir. Citll Hotline: 1-800-228-8193, Suburban Auto Mall work In small, friendly f ui l>usy ncMill gtinco ask Inr Hiirry nxp , sludonls wulcomo PIT 5:30-!) PM 9OU-236-5317 after 0PM. Don 1*33601. Edlson/Metuchen aroa nsurnnco office Mall DRIVERS— rr/PT. V.ui prncliro in plansnnt oi- 9OB-704-8555 l.i|iidly Orowimj mortnyo AREA DEMOS NEEDED! driunr, poflocl lornrtl. PHOTOGRAPHY $10 /Mr. w/ Christmas PHYSICAL THERAPY 90B-72S-699B osume to PO Dox 77? fico Must IMVG sovoral A uniquo opportimily In * * * * bnnkor sooka HEPS UNDERCOVER WEAR able lo lift. Ploaso can Around tho World AIDE PT sales ngonls needed. AVON BALES- All Somorvtllo, NJ 08076. yrs. oxp. in plalnlifl por- wo/k in Ihu fiiinily portrait w/good PHONE 90U-722-0333, 9-5prn niil injury, ability to CLOSERS ONLY EnSONALITY for 1st ft frnn kit. Will train n Wurk Pnrt Timo in HoBtoasoa receive FREE areaa. For Information CLERK/TYPIST- mature studio of IHo futuro. HIP J Call today 27H-1S79. Doctor'9 Olfico Fanwood DRIVERS- Tractor frail- wori indopondontly. phoiogrnplior soloctotl 2nrl inorlnge Bfiios 1Of Ingerle. For an ovonlng call minded, reliable indi- good typing A word pro- NO BALONEY Aron. Call boiwoon t- of fun, fashion & fantasy er S alralgtit job cfrlvrjrr. as a toiim mombor will TADS l.incion location BILLING CLERK vidual lo work In small, cosslng. Pis call office alniy > comm. Exc po- prn (90S) 769-7999. CalUJoan 908-287-872^ neodod CDL & Haimat work with Iho now Kodak $700-2500 i /WK Medlcnl Clnlms & HMO BABYSITTERS WANT- friendly olflce. Duties In- mcjr. (it 900-^03-7500. nnllnl foi yrowlh clude answering phones, roq. Slenrjy work Cali Eloclronlc Imaulng Sys- Leads, loads, loads) oxpnr 9-3 dnlly Cnll RECEPTIONIST "Golden Opportunity" ED— lor woman's health .airy (BOB) 561-2500. Wo trnin, Must poa- (iu% arlvanco commission l'horio:Onn Schrock Mnry Ann nt Medamgrgo I'ormanonl PT lo work In Stnrtlnn with 550 I oxpocl club, call 908-21B-1155 typing, filing, etc. Com- LEGAL SlfcnETA^Y- UOB-1DO-M00 puters a plus. aass plonslny porarjnnl- On rond or In ofllcn 908-96B-B900 Acupuncture & Phynicnl o innka ovor S10D.OOO In DRIVER- (Vr, oxpori Llllynllon or Real Estate My. bnslc photographic or fnx fJOa-4UO-0317 BABYSITTER— wanted. oxp ; Word Porfoct; goDrJ No MLM typos, ploaso hmnpy oflico In Clfirk ho next 12 monlhsll It's 908-272-9080 oncod roll-ofl trucks. CDL skills iind rollnlilo trans- 90B-&85-1B0O FIRST COLONIAL ypuig ossontlnl. Mori, P/T position mornlnga, 2 llconsa. clean delving an'iiry antt bonofits In 1- DID YOU possible for you to do COLES/TERRILL PAR- porlallon. For porsonnl MORTAOE KNOW . . . uo3. & Thurs. ulSarti- mornlnga/wk., pis. call ocord Musi bo organ- nwyer offlco In (112 N Wood Avo ho samo!! Lot mo show ENTS— needed to trans- Inlorvlow call 1 800-521 • Hint nn nd in Itus Incnl JOpm I'lonso cnl! you how. Call Metuchen-Edleon YMCA zed. 000-526-1230 Moluchon. Cnll -134-35OO. 4611, when nttondanl an- Linden, NJ 07036 at 548-2044 port 3 children to & Irom (i5k lor Mario. Adt In Claatlllad panor also goos into Hi 908 3B2-2.134 908-7 B5-5B97 achool, Sleapyhollow DRIVER- Motl.iblo, lo wors dial 333 Ihon oxt other locnl pnpors? Ln., Scotch Plains ad- drive person lo nnct from 718 on August 20-30, ro- don't coat — Advertise Flonch ovor "100,000 Advertfie In Me dreaa, $30/wk., 8O8-7S7- work. WoBlllold area. fh» Ctnrtlidl gardloss If offlco Is They payl landers with ono call! Advortlsa In tho Classified! 7510 008-769-9271. foied. In tho ClatsUiodl 1.BOO-859-94BB A Forbes Newspaper- 1,2, 3,1993 Forbes Newspapers Automotive Chevrolet's Suburban is still a truck at heart By VOM HACUN INTERIOR FQKBES NEWSPAPERS From the front doors forward, The Suburban's interior is f . this Suburban is a clone of the cavernous, requiring those in Jhe Chevrolet Suburban was latest generation Chevy C/K the rear to communicate with introduced in 1936, and even in pickup series. It has rounded the driver almost in shouts. We those days of drafty, wooden- fender corners and a softer roof were able to put this luxurious bodied stations wagons, the line, halogen headlamps buried behemoth to good use. Suburban utilized an all-steel into the grille, aluminum alloy Our annual pilgrimage to a body mounted to a longbed bed wheels and an overall length local lake was that same week pickup truck chassis. Although that extends a bit past 18 feet. and we carried nine people, it'was simply called a big sta- Flush, tinted glass runs down camping gear for all, two wind- tion, wagon then, the Suburban the side, offering a grand view surfing boards and four bikes is,"now designated as a Sports/ of the world outside, and con-on a roof rack. Although we fi- Utility Vehicle or SUV. tinues on to wrap around the nally had to cram some of the Although our road test ve- tailgate. last bits of gear under seats, we hicles come from a sort of grab- The new body style was in- began with around 50 cubic feet bag car pool, I was nonetheless troduced into the Suburban of luggage space. surprised to find that our Sub- line in 1992, and the result of With the rear seats removed, urban was two-wheel drive. In this restyling was an inch less 160 cubic feet of baggage could our area, over 80 percent of the height and two inches less have been hauled. Our Subur- Suburbans sold are in the 4X4 width. ban had a comfortable split re- configuration. Fortunately, our Two inches were added to clining front bench seat, with evaluation didn't take us into the wheelbase for an improved gray cloth interior. rough terrain that required ride, but the overall length was The fabric was treated with drive to all four wheels. reduced by almost an inch. Scotchgard, so spilled drinks weren't a problem. Chevrolet's Suburban C 1500 model is ready to tackle rough roads, or travel around town. We found the hood release trol, all of which make piloting duced smoother, uninterrupted ban in the four-wheel drive TEST DRIVE positioned very close to the this land-yacht relatively easy shifting during all conditions. configuration if off-road driving I parking brake handle and un- in a forward direction. Front and rear anti-roll bars is anticipated. Otherwise, it's a intentionally opened the hood On the other hand, parking keep body lean to a minimum, waste of money. SPECIFICATIONS FUEL CAPACITY: 42 gal- several times. this rig is tough, so expect to while the suspension system We averaged 13 mpg for the BASE PRICE:$ 19,080 lons COMPORT make a few turns around the has undergone minor changes. week with the 350-cubic inch PRICE AS TIRES: P235/75R15 block to find an area large The huge fuel tank (42 gal-powerplant. BRAKES: Disc/drum w/ The Suburban's perform- TESTED:$27,419 enough to conveniently ac- lons) gave our Suburban a The optional and more hun- anti-skid braking ance is alright, but don't ex- commodate this giant. range of 714 miles. gry 454 cubic-inch engine only ENGINE TYPE: V8 w/efi DRIVE TRAIN TYPE: pect to win any Stoplight ENGINE SIZE: 5.7 Liter/ adds 30 more horses, so I'd front Grand Prix races with it. ENGINEERING SAFETY 350 cid stick with the smaller unit. engine/rear drive The new Suburban handles HORSEPOWER: 210 @ This is a very large vehicle Passengers and driver are PERFORMANCE: that tips the scales at a bit remarkably 'well for such a big kept safe by four-wheel anti- CONCLUSIONS 4000 rpm EPA Economy, miles per TORQUE (ft/lbs): 300 @ over 5,100 pounds. The driver machine. lock brakes (ABS), three-point The sports/utility vehicle gallon sits well above the traffic and The 350-inch V8 smell block (SUV) has become a favorite of -2800 rpm city/highway/average: safety belts, and over 500 , WHEELBASE/WIDTH: 1 12/17/13 is able to adjust the front seat Chevrolet engine is tuned for pounds of surrounding sheet upscale auto buyers over the 31.5777" PAYLOAD: 2356 pounds in six directions. low and mid-speed power rath- metal. past few years and, if size TRANSMISSION: 4- TOWING CAPACITY: The Silverado trim package er than top-end speed and the Air bags would have been a counts, the Chevrolet Suburban '; Speed auto w/overdrive 7000 pounds added an impressive sound- mileage is thereby kept at rea- welcome addition. can certainly be called King of CURB WEIGHT: 5114 SEATING CAPACITY: 9 ing AM/FM cassette sound sonable levels. the Hill — but it takes the four- pounds passengers system, power locks, tilt steer- An upgrading of the trans- SUGGESTIONS wheel drive version to get ing column and cruise con- mission control system has pro- We recommend the Subur- there. Thanks £>r FORBES NEWSPAPERS AUTOBIOGRAPHY KEMPER PONTIAC wurpatience. 5 miles from Bridgewater commons Route 22 East at Route 287 Overpass

f.. •• Bridgewater i&ur Saturn (908) 469-4500 CADILLAC GMC TRUCK KEMPER CADILLAC MCDONALD 5 miles from Bridgewater Commons PONTIAC-GMC TRUCK is here. Route 22 East ai Route 287 Overpass Route 202 South Bridgewater Morristown (908) 469-4500 (201)538-5300 CHEVROLET/CEO] (f PONTIAC ROYAL CHEVROLETT/GEO KEMPER PONTIAC Route 28 5 miles from Bridgewater Commons Just East of Rt. 23 & Rt. 287 Intersection Rt. 22 East at Rt. 287 Overpass Not long ago, as you may recall, we had so many customers we sometimes Bound Brook Bridgewater had to ask them to wait a few weeks while we built their cars. Well, the (908) 356-2460 (908)469-4500 people in Spring Hill voted to put in a bit more overtime to help keep up with the demand, and we now have a pretty wide selection of models CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH] | Y PONTIAC to show you. So the only thing that might try your patience from now on is MCDONALD hearing, over and over again, "Say, how do you like your new Saturn?" BELLE MEAD GARAGE PONTIAC-GMC TRUCK AI.S.H.I' i>/tbt /99J St'2 i.< SIXllO incluiHiit) rtlail/r/irr/itinitum iin / Route 206 Route 202 South 'Iii.v, lieeiut anth'tbtr <>ptum,i iiM/itvitit. (Q/99J Sit/urn Cttrponatitw. Belle Mead Morristown (908)359-8131 (201) 538-5300 DODOE i INFORMATION YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SATURN DEALER Do you want more customer traffice? CLAYTON AMERMAN DODGE Do You Want To Sell More Cars? "74 Years of Sates and Service" Establish Your Dealership's Name 2675 ROUTE 22 WEST Main Street, Peapack Advertise in the FORBES UNION (908)234-0143 AUTOSOURCE TO LIST YOUR DEALERSHIP HERE 1-908-686-2810 CALL 908-722-3000 MIDDLESEX & UNION.COUNTIES CALL RUSSELL, EXT. 6256 A DIFFERENT KIND of COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KIND of CAR. SOMERSET COUNTY CALL DAWN, EXT. 6255 U-2 / Forbes Newspapers AutiomotiyeGuide September 1,2,3,1993

HOOO •020 MM •090 8070 9210 miTOMOHILFS ftuefei ami Vans ATVs undmr$2i HONOA- 88 Prelude S TOYOTA— 90 Celics, '78 MHtCCDES 4M SL OODQE- 91 Grand HONOA- 250 X, 4 BMW- 87 325, 4 dr., Sil- 2-topa. Great shape. DATSUN- 70 260 ZX, CHRYSLER— 85 Naw ver, 71K ml. Very good very good cond, 6 apd. AC, Moonrool, cass., Caravan SE. V6, PS, PB. wheeler w/oxtras, am/fm/cass, ac, $7500 to/ 30k, aecr alarm, exc $14,400. tllt/crulse, AC. AM/FM aacrtflce S2S0O B/O, 6 2+2, little rust, runt Yorker, lull power A AC, cond. Well maintained. Call 908-S34-M88 GMC great, new clutch, tire* * very clean, 1-owner, 35k S90O0/BO. 808-272-1381 0, MB-7M-J376 Iv. msg COnd. Call 908-654-7005. stereo, rear defrost. 24K montrte old, lOt-TOS- Mint condition. 1 owner. MM or 376-2731 Drakes. S900/BO. 908- on rebuilt motor. Asking INTRODUCTIONS.. TOYOTA- 92 Camry LE, MERCEDES- 78, 280CE 754-4BB1 ask for BUI BillCK- 86 Century, auto, AC, AM/FM cass, S11.500/BO. 298-0828. S1S7S. (SOB) 722-7986. Orlg owner. 79K, will A way for people to meet 22K ml., loaded, orlg. fe- TRUCKS people, every week In male owner, mechani- sunrf. Blk/camel leather. OATSUM- «? 310. OOOOE- BS Arias, 90K, maintained, AC, PS, PB, S3900, 908-722-5094 93 Build out clearance- Brown, 4dr, lully loaded, Runs well, AM/FM. PS, AM/FM Caasette, interior your local Forbes news cally excel. Ext. very paptr. The ad Is free, good. S12.990/BO. Pickups, Vans, Subur- atereo, looks & runs PB, Auto, $600. 908-806- Immaculate. $2800. Call MERCEDES- 79 300SD, ban*, Jlmmy'e. Dump great. Oependabi*. 7SK. 359-5565. then one call does It all! 908-889-9017. 7173. blue, has everything trucka. 4WD'a & ipaclal 8010-8710 Super clean. $675. 757- 1-«00 •••-7MI YOUR AD WILL REACH •070 • FamHy Van* apd., new clutch & ex- DODOE- 83 Ram HARLEV DAVIDBDN- naw brakes, $800, BO8- haust, $1100 B/O, 908- asking $3100 968-04»8 B4K, blMk w/ bill vinyl OVER 1.2 MILLION u.s. RT. aa WIST SOM • 4X4'a, Spoil and FORD- 62 Thundsrblrd Charge, new tires 33.12. NO. BRANCH (SOM'VL) 91 Ultra Claaaic Dresser, U«M Truck* 752-0284 985-3878 roof. Female dr. original HOMES THROUGHOUT CHEW- 90 Beretta QT. Coupe, 390, AT, PS, PB, 50R1SCT, Asking S3400. 1-S0O.773-S7S7_ $14,600. Low mileage. •OM • Trucks and Vans owner. Exc cond. $3800 PW. AM, WW. Orig. BIk. THE STATE. CALL PONTIAC- 78 Phoenix, V6 3.1, PS/PW/PDIocks, 0Oa-«54-815O. FORBES CLASSIFIED AT 908-937-9677 Mutt see to appreciate. SIM • Automotive 4 dr., 6 cyl, auto, PS, PB, paint w/red Int. 77k ml. Excellent Condition? Alot alarm, cruise, tilt, dig. Manual* * Receipts. 1-800-559.9495. ASK FORD— 78 Ranchero. AC, new tires/brakes, Adnrtlu dash AM/FM cis* low LINCOLN- 85 Towncar. FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN ol extras. M*450e •110-Automotive asking $700. 906-572- Mint Cond., Silver/blue, Solid rutt free. S3BO0. Many new parts, runs Parta, Accessories miles. Very clean. $9,500. Call bet. 6-9pm 908- FOR ALL THE DETAILS good! Best Olfer. 90S- KAWASAKI- Nln|a BOO 2257 call an. 6 pm In th* Clflfltd! Csll 908-272-8450. Only 67K, 1 driv< •ndtervle** $5000, 908-548-8474 231-9554. 241-4949 btw 8-7, R, 1OT1, 1600 miles, exc. TOYOTA- 79 Corolla, cond., S30OO b/o,- BOB- MM • Automotive CHRYSLER- 85 Laaer 9O$O GEO- 91 Tracker. Con' U10 auto, brewn, 2-dr., 100k JEEP- 74 J-10. V8. 3 XE, 2.2 liter turbo LINCOLN- 88 Mark VII INTRODUCTIONS... 985-7354 or 469-4005 (motor n«wer), new front spd, 4whl dr, class 3 LSC. Exc. Cond., 1 A way for people to meet vert., blue, 35K, 4WD, •130 • MIsceHaneou* Burgundy w/biack leather cust. stereo, auto, ABS. Automotive tires, good int., needs hitch 1 cap. S10S0/BO. int., auto, ps, pb, tilt/ owner, graphite w/ red people, every weak In brsket. $800/BQ. 908- Call 908-874-4575 leather, 53k ml., $6500 your local Forbes news- Must selll BO. 908-134 8400 crulaa, delay wipers, am/ CHEVY- 64 Z-28 H.O. 2013 722.7699, 10am-10pm. fm/cass, AC, pw, pdl, (808) 272-5453. paper. The ad Is free, Camaro. New 5 spd trans RECREATIONAL MERCURY- 82 Station then on* call does It allt VW— 74 Superbeatle. Wigon. 87K, same owner rear wlpar/detog MAZDA- SO MX6. 3-5S posl, t-tops, hurst 5 INTRODUCTIONS... VEHICLES for 9 yn. PS/PB, AC. dlgtal daah, p/mlrrors Sports coupe, exc cond.. 1-M0-8H-94M spd shifter, 16 in. Iroc A way for people to meet 2 STEEL BELTED- all- Semi-automatic, runs people, every week in soiaon ridiala, 19S-70 •010 good. $500. 906-709- Asking $1250. 233-9067 aport alloy wheels sunroof, AC, auto, alarm. LINCOLN- 76 Continen- rims S3000 or b/o 908- S410 • Campers and NEED CASH FASTtl tal Mark V. Fully equip. 968-7636. after 8pm. your local Forbes news- sr14, like naw, S50. 1 0470. 18000. 297-7151 auto reverse car stereo & Trailer* NISSAN- 86 Stanza NOTIREKICKERS"!! Lthr Int. Exc. cond. 60K paper. The ad Is tree, 6420 • Motor Home* Wgn. Auto O.D., PwrSun- $3000 b/O 908-722-3000 ***MIRCEDES* * * CHRVLSER- 85 Laser then one call does it all! 2 bo* speakers $50, 908- 908.756-OO54/755-0149 XE, 2.2 liter w/mrbo & •430 • RV farts. rf, AC,-Hun. pkg. Sacri- «»t.625C Iv. msg. 63 Sedan. Wonderful PM 1 .BO0-5S9-9495 722-0757 Aeeaaerlaa A Service 4dV*rf/M fice $1900. 876-5263 liiOl Injoctlon, Burgartdy AUDI- S2 Coup. Sap., orig. Folks look. Light AABC AUTOS BOUOHT •440 • Mlse RV ' In thm Cl»$*ttfdl DID YOU blue, 72K. garaged. OLDS- 70 Delta 88. ext./black leather Int. 128K hwy. n«w clutch. OLDSMOBILE- 1979 KNOW... PS, PB, PW, PDL Cash tor Used Cars •Ml Offer. 908-349-3034. $7000 908-879-8111 •IK OHIO. Ml.l Good Delta 88. Exc. cond. 1 thHt an ad In this local condition. 2 new tires. P-mirrors, this car Is and Trucks IUICK- 73 La Sabit. §020 owner, 4 DR, V-8. power paper also goes into 16 MERCEDES 71, 28OSE $650/BO. (908) 756-7716 loaded with every option 90B.722.2Ba3, 24 tire. Acft In Claatifltd Options, $2000. (908) Mint Cond. in and out. avail.II(except t-tops) Trucks am* Hens «dr hardtop, auto, PS/ AutemobH** other local papers? ABSOLUTE AUTO (font coif — PS), and enfl. (S00/B0. 221-1878. Heach over 400,000 Ok green w/ tan Int., TOYOTA— 78 Corolla MUST SELL NOW!I $3800 Wagon. 140K-H75K on NEED CASH FASTII We pay S35 & Up 9OS-SS4-3672 PONTIAC- 84 Fiero, readers with one calll auto, fullpower, 97K, ga- DODOE- 89 Maxi-Van, Th»y p*yl i-IM-Slt-MSS raged, original owner. new engine) Auto, AC. ASKING $3000, but... For Any Complete Car CNtVV- 76 MallbU, auto, black, sunrf., am/ B/O. 789-M»,eft.6pm. - 15 pas.. 53K, 7/70 wai- FREE Pickup-Local Area $9,800 (908* 549-5897. willing to negotiate rent., PS/PB/auto, AC, good condition and rum CHEVY— 88 Pick up. w/ fm/cass.. 64k. S24O0/BO. DODGE- 93, Colt, excel, Call 908-722-3000 With This Ad aooo wall. 4 doora. $600. 327. 'Vett* eng., no rust! (906) 329-6877 cond. PS, PB, AC. AM/ MERCEDES- Large VW— 72 Superbeetie, Exl.6256 Iv. msg. S97S0, 9O8-S66-0412 Good Until 9/15/93 Bright orange, clean, par- 908-281-9782 Looks a. runs exc. $2500/ FM, 3000mi. Purchase selection, all models. FORD— 83 F3S0 Crew 14OO-S70-3202 BOATS VOLVO- 82 Diesel We'll also buy your Mer- tially restored. Rebuilt BO 908-236-9225 price S970O asking f CORVETTE- 5.7 Liter, Cab. 4dr, 4X4 w/cap. CHEVY- 79, Monte Wagon, auto, Air, PW, cedes & BMW 77 «. up, engine/trans. 4 spd, sun- ANV AUTO PART INC. AM/FM cass. Good cond. SB700.BO. 9O8-8B9-9017. 84. Red. low miles, ga- Alum, wheels. Good run- Part* lor moil vehicles! M10 • BOM* Carto, 80k mi., good driv- CHEVY- 04 CAMERO any cond. 908-355-0099 root, new tires & rocker rago kept. $12,500 or MM • ">ewer Beat* ing cond., $473. Call soe- Red, rebuilt engine, runs Mutt sell. S1695/BO. FORD- BB Thunderbird. ning cqnd. 908-753-5675 JUNK CADS WANTED! MERCURY- 86 Marquis, panels $3900. 707-0684. best offer. 722-4353. SO0 • Sailboats ' 7B1-1442. ood but needs work. 908-752-4375. Fully loaded, extra clean, FORD— 68 Step Van, 14' Call: 908-722-8440 S640 • Motor* ! 1200 or B/O. 549-2237. orlg. owner, I3K. Asking 4 Ford 84 LTD, both CHIVY— SS Cemaro. ? VW- 85 Golf. 2dr, 5sp. CORVETTE— 85 Coupe. alum. Grumman, auto CAR ENGINES- Ford MM • Marinas $9950. 494-8251 art 6pm. white, fully loaded, exc. 0080 2-Tops. Perfect condi- 10SK highway miles, ex- MM. Rental* A 2.8L. • cyl.. auto, AC. CHEVY- 65 Spectrum. white. Cracked winds- cond. S3600 « S2200/BO. 390 A Ford 302. Free! leld, runs good. AM/FM luxury AftofflOsMfas tion. 40K. $1 3,750 or BO. cellent cond. $7900. eoe- Call 908-234-1959. Charter* PW/PD, 82K. trana. $500. Red, 2dr, auto trans., 549-8029 eves.wkend 90S-735-SCU Needs work. 201-377- AM/FM stereo. 11200. cassette. B6K. $1350. AtfrWtfW to «W CfMsMMf 846-7711 or 873-1777 SS70 • Slip Rental* 7540 (201) 623-9263 NISSAN- 67 2O0 SX XE JUNK CARS WANTED •«60Stor*9* 906-424-0532 73 MERCEDES BENZ NISSAN— 90 240SXSE. WHITE- 84 Cabover. Late model wrecks & auto, 43k ml. All power, 45OSEL- $1250 or best White, fully loaded, 47k Conv. tandem tractor, MM • Bait • Flatting a/c, a/m t/m cass.. sun- trucks. Top $S$ Paid. Supplies offer. Runs good. mi., like new. S11,S00 or 350 cummins. Asking 908-548-6582 root, overdrive, cruise, (808) 722-2821. best Olfer. 722-4353. $6500.201-928-1234. •700 • Boat Part*, 2dr, hb, black. New tires. PERONE'S AUTO SAL- Acc*a*orl** and battery, exhaust sys. VA0E- csra & trucks Service J530O or b/o 248-8297. wanted. Highest prices •710 - Ml*e Beating NISSAN- 87 Sentra, paid. Free pick up. Con- FROM THE 4DR OXE, 4 Cyl., Auto. tainer service available AC, PS/PB, Exc. Cond.. H|o|iy(r>|A 563-1630 from The COLLECTION $4200 or B/O (906) 359- 7157. NISSAN- 89 240 SX. FOUR WINNS- '89 2V Collection of OF Perfect cond. w/traller. Red, auto, AC, 43K, AMI Automottva Only 40hrs. 205HP, I/O. FM cass. stereo, sunroof, Authorized Call w/DO. 908-735-6882 MALCOLM S. alarm. 908-755-4319. Malcclm %. Fcrbes YOUR CLASSIFIED AD NISSAN- 91 Senlta SE. PRO CRAPT B.ASS CAN BE PUBLISHED IN BOAT- 87 171/2'; Mari- 1987 Harley Davidson FORBES R. Black, 2dr exc cond. H NEW JERSEY NEWS- ner 115 hp outboard, 28 Setting married, must PAPERS WITH ONE ib Thfusi Trolling Motor. Heritage Softaii sell. Ssp./loaded + ex- EASY PHONE CALL AND Indash, Humming' Bird 1988 Harley Davidson tras. 45K, $aS00/BO. FOR ONE LOW PRICE Flasher. Hummingbird Red/Cream 12,000 Miles (201) 736-1052. 11 Ml FOR ONLY 5219.00 Springer Softaii •1ID Fish Finder, 3 batter- SAAB- 1989, 900. Exc. YOUH AD WILL REACH ies, custom built remov- Cond. Garaged kept. OVER 1.2 MILLION ablo extended deck, life •8,000 Black 6,500 miles •mSBBBBB*BBBBBB*la>*Bi HOMES THROUGHOUT S White w/ tan cloth, auto., jackets, all extras Incl only 30,000 ml. Asking THE STATE. CALL $7000. must sell. Call Serious Inquiries Only! 9,000 $10,200 Call 704-4489. FORBES CLASSIFIED AT 1-80O-559-9495. ASK 908-281-7410 anytime, Iv PJfN message. . C&ll Dave Stein 234-2456 Serious Inquiries Only! NEW TOYOTA CAMRY FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN LE WAQON- ABS, 3rd U/Jt FOH ALL THE DETAILS > Call Dave Stein 234-2456 teat, Won In raffle. Below ABOUT SCAN- M20 dealer's coat, 818,000. Dear Honda Shopper, STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED Call eves. 233-3599. AD NETWORK •tows* Boats In conjunction with American Honda's FIRST-EVER CENTURY 3000- 84 18 ACCORD CLEARANCE VIP Honda is selling out every 82O0 Cuddy Cabin, Merc I/O, MOTORCYCLES 190 hp, Lorane, depth 1993 Honda Accord in stock—4 Drs, Coupes, Wagons— Under. AM/FM Cass. ster- at prices too low to advertise! S210-ATVs eo, irallor. $6500/60. CUA RANT I-HD KI-SUITS •220 • Mopeds 549-2811 Even if you want a Civic or Prelude, come on in. You'll get 8130 • Off-Road similar savings on EVERY 1993 Honda in stock! Motorcycles 8240. On-Read B930 Metorcyclts Sorry, at these low prices we cannot special order, but we B2S0 • Motorcycle Parts, have hundreds of 1993s to choose from! . Aeeeaorles, and SUNftSH- With special Service rainbow sail, good condi- Over 100,000 Tri-State customers have brought here and B26Q • Mlecelianeoua on. Best Otter. Motorcycle (908) 356-0740 saved thousands! ZJUU- ,. m,. SELL Owner

10 Accord DXs £*tT 18 Accord Cou[ from The YOUR 35 Accord LXs \^ 8 Wagons Collection of 38T 20 Special Editions!*?" 7 Demos AQ 3 10th Anniversary Editior IDalcolm S. fbrbes 1988 Harley Davidson HARD-TO-GET del Sols ~ CAR FLHS Tourglide Sport White/Gold 16.000 miles QQI It • Low Lease/Finance Rates This-, bike is nol ongmnl and has same accidont domago — - - • Auto Insurance Available On Premibes $ A t V I D * FR^E Service Loaner Cars ...... • . • • • 7,5p0 FAST! At V.I.P. . Guarantee Of Satisiaction Serious Inquiries Only! Call Dave Stein 234-2456 4 LINES FOR 2 WEEKS 753-1500 If You Don't Sell Your Car We Will Run Your Ad For OUR MOTTO FOR 33 YEARS VIP STANDS FOR CHERISH Two More Weeks FREE! veRY IMPORTANT PEOPLE •• OUR CUSTOMERS! iiuiiiniiiiiiiiiiuiiiiHiimiiiuiiiiiiiiiHiiiMiiiiiiiMiiiiniiiriMntiiiiiiiniHiHuiinuim YOUR ROOTS

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and whirlpool •"'- •>..'-*•' accent house >A :$ ~~ftr'* can be a : SCOTCH PLAINS - This W ; W. :4\> stone-front home at 19 Home- ^ ' '.* ' ~ challenge .. stead Terrace offers a lot of I*; : *r&. Thinking about listing your *• home for a reasonable price. 'SM* >M home with a realtor? Well, before you place that kind of / listing for $339,000 through ygt. responsibility into someone ^•rburgdorfT Realtors, the home else's hands, be sure you se- lect the right person for the >'offers five bedrooms, a grand »i» task. living/dining room, and a heat- If you have never been through the home selling ed inground pool with a whirl- process before — or if you pool and diving board. .^-'V have, but didn't find it a posi- tive experience — consider An entrance foyer with dou- the advice professional re- ble guest closet leads into the altors give their clients. first^Qoor of the home. The liv- Sanjeev Aneja, GRI, an as- sociate with Re/Max Realty ing/dining room is 31-by-13 and Center in Iselin, a matter of a ^ Shares a combination fireplace few simple questions can make a difference between a UNION positive and bad experience, ps«pmpi*^< as well as selling and the fail- HOUSE TOURS t 1, ure to sell a residential prop- ;'• '«?"•, erty. with the 13-by-17 foot family '. • • "Asking these questions

-'••..» room. • '"",.•• and listening to the answers i'z, ^ '.' ! attentively will help you se- . The kitchen is 16-by-17 with ,' - ' '- ^ '-" "• ' '••* lect the right listing agent," a breakfast area, center island, *. -.- . -yi( ¥*»Ti -'in said Mr. Aneja, a residential • X sales specialist in Middlesex and garden window. Amenities • :> t* * * ^\ ^ .- " County. Mr. Aneja recom- include a self-cleaning double *r'l mended asking the following oven, exhaust fan, pull-out tea t key questions of at least two cart, Coming heating element, or three prospective real es- tate agents and, from there, garbage disposal, wet bar and AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/FORBES NEWSPAPERS choosing the one who meets pantry. Sliding glass doors lead This house at 19 Homestead Terrace, Scotch Plains, offers many attractive featurea for $339,000. or exceeds your expectations: • Are you a full-time or a to an outside deck. part-time realtor? Adjacent to the family room, The basement features a 12- • What geographic areas do the master bedroom is 13-by-lS by-19 finished recreation room, you specialize in? • Do you presently have any and has double closet and half laundry facilities, storage space Tipsheet listings in our area? bath. A second bedroom is 12- and utility area. • What kind of advanced Address: 19 Homestead Terrace, Scotch Plains professional designation and/ by-15 and also has a double An attached, two-car garage or certifications do you have closet. A third bedroom, 11-by- boasts automatic door-openers. Aaktnc price: $339,000 (such as GRI, CRS, a broker's 11 feet, has two closets. There Loiatse: 84 by 153 feet license, etc.)? The home is located within • What if you don't perform is also a full bath and two linen walking distance of the local five as you promised? In that closets on this floor. Baths: 23 event, can we cancel the list- grammar school. A fenced yard, ing? Stairs lead from the entry deck, patio, and heated pool AmenKfcss inground pool and whirlpool, deck, patio, fenced yard, • When will you start mar- foyer to the second story, where keting our home? with diving board and whirlpool fireplace, wet bar, pantry, partially finished basement, gurbage disposal, a 24-by-16 foot bedroom has a • How much time and make the back yard a relaxing dish washer, twocar attached garage money are you willing to closet and built-in bookshelves. spend on the marketing of The fifth bedroom is 14-by-16 spot. Heating/cooling: gas, central airconditioning our home? How often will For more information, or to Taxes: (1992*6,903 you advertise? Where will and also has a closet and stor- you advertise? age space. There is also attic visit the home, call Mary Ellen Open bowse: Through Mary Ellen O'Boyle, Burgdorff Realtors, 233-0065. (Please turn to page RE-4) storage on this floor. O'Boyle at 233-0065.

9000 9070 • Condominiums MM • Townhouse! color, religion, sex or na- 9010 9020 •070 REAL ESTATE tional origin, or an Inten- Conctomftiftfffis 9090 • Multi-Family tion to make arty such Hotm* under rvf SSr0 Experts in Residential Sales Horn** preference, limitation or 9100 - Lot* and Acreage discrimination. MIDDLESEX PRINCETON AREA 9110-Out of Area SOMERSET ConrJo RANCH style, w Over $58,000,000 in closed sales. Property This newspaper will not MIDDLESEX- 3BR col 1st time buyer programs attic. CAC. Nice area 9120 - Wanted to Buy knowingly accept any ad- gar., move-In cond., quiet with a low downpayment Near buses. $64,300. 9130 - Mortgages and vertising (or real estate family oriented, dead- available, If you have M8-322-»13t Financing which is In violation of end. $139,000, 271-5171. been told you cannot buy 9140 • Mlsc Real Estate the law. Our readers are PISCATAWAY- 7-rm a home, call Bob at This team is working Informed that all dwell- Ranch off River Rd./Con Century 21 MM ings advertised in this tenniai Ave.. near 287. Golden Post Really Townhousm* together to serve you better, newspaper are available $145,000. 908-805-1095 908-469-3900 on an equal opportunity combining years of success 9010-9840 EQUAL PEAPACK- $415.000, PISCATAWAY- Beauti- HOUSING basis Adnitlt* in tfti C/tiirNed.' Ranch. 1 acre, LR. DR ful 2BR 2 1/2 Baths, DR. with hundreds of satisfied 0010 • Homss Under OPPORTUNITY Ffl, 4 BR, 2 1/2 bath, Fla RM. Kit, Step-down Complaints of disenmina viow of estate, Princples (190,000 tion in housing on the LR w/ Iplc. floored attic & clients and customers. M20 • Homt» For Sale All real estate advertised only. 908-234-195B many added xtras. Lrg in this newspaper is sub- basis of race, color, 9020 priv, Bckyd w/ stream 9030 - Farms creed, ancestry, marital PISCATAWAY- New 9040 - Luxury Homes ject to the Federal Fair colonial; 4BR, 2Vibath, 463-9467 4125,900 Housing Act of 1968 status, sex or handicap * CttatM should be made to New LR, DR, Kit . FR, frpl, 9030 • Mobil* Hoimi which makes I! illegal to Bsmnt. AC, 2-car gar. Lg. Serving Middlesex, Somerset advertise any preference Jersoy Division on Civil BASKING RIOGE- BY Kate Lund, crs Mary Lupini « Lota Rlgfils, 363 W. State SI., OWNER Traditional Con lot. Immed. occupancy. & Union Counties 9060 • Watartront limitation or discrimina- $219,900 908-754-5162 9090 Broker-Owner Manager-Owner tion based on race, Tranton, NJ 08616. temporary. All ttia amanl- MuHI-Famlty Homes Property Phone (609)292-4605. tios you could want. Ask ing mid S500's. Call 90B 580-0877. tht CI«»r«ecH BOUND BROOK- 4 fam- I They sell houses and plenty of them! ily, $26,000 cash flow, BOUND BROOK asking SI79,000, for sale Unfinished 3 BR Colonial, PISCATAWAY- prime by owner, fully leased. Lake Nelson area, 3 BR 908-204-0125. RAHWAY - Absolutely charming! 21/3 baths, fplc, dock. ranch. CAC, lanced lot, Fantastic price for th is perfect 2 bed- CAC. finished bsmt Must prof, finshec). bsmnt. w/ see! S177.500. 24x12 FR. olfice 4 play- 908-356-2641 9100 room home! This house offers many rm., much more • Must Lota and Acrmmga new features including new windows BRANCHBURG- cozy Soil, by ownor. cape on 3/4 orco, 3 BR. 1 5165,500, 908-463-3404 and plumbing. Located on a nice bath. LR, EIK, Finished MILLSBOROUQH residential street, it's the perfect bsmnt.. asking $159,900. SCOTCH PLAINS- By Approved bldg. lot 908-6 as-8 267 Open Owner, 3BR split w/pool Nesfianlc River Si45k 4 starter home. The unique spiral House 9/12 1-4 PM call & dock on quiet Sc.Plns acres negotiable lor diroctlons street. All new carpet, staircase will take you up to the cozy tils, alum, siding. Asking 908-369-4672 loft where you'll find a private master DID YOU SI80.000. Call 889-4258. KNOW . . . 9110 bedroom. Perfectly priced at SCOTCH PLAINS- Ihnl an ad In this local Mother/DauBhtor, 5BR. 2 OutofAnu $79,000. paper also goes into 16 kit.. 2 |0. LR, 3 lull bath. Property other local papers? Will ronl. S175.000. Roach over 400,000 Sandy (201) 740-8705. readers with one call) POCONO CAMPSITE- LINDEN - You'll have loads of space 1B00-559-B495 SO. PLAINFIELD Rto. 196 No., 2 tg. land- NEW HOME FOR SALE1 FOR SALE BY OWNER- scaped lots, 24 ft. trailer in this 5 bedroom home with an 4Bn, 2'^bath, 2 car w/AC, attached 12x12 12 Rye SI., Piscntnwny garage. Bi-Lovol on 100 expanded wing. This split has all 5BR. 3 baths, LR, DR, rm.. lonnls courts, pool, 10OIOI $210,000. clubhouse, water, elec- you'd expect including a beautiful EIK, 2-car gar., $210,000 908-464-5300 Ouiot dead-end si 699- tric, sec. 24 his. Will split deck, large rooms, fine wood de- 9459 SO. PLAINFIELD- Im- lols. Call (90B) 548-6151. tails, a maintenance free exterior maculate 4BR, expanded PORT CHARLOTTE, HOUSE OF THE WEEK GREEN ISLAND ranch, 1 1/2 bnth, EIK, TOMB RIVER FL.~ bldg lot. Water, and so much more. And it's in a LR. DR, linishod bsml.. Sewer, 2 blocks Irom CRANFORD Million $S view, California CAC, bcautlluJly land- great location too! Closse to shop- Contemporary, on Bay, Lake/Waierway. 512,000/ scapodl Fncd yd. Musi BO. 908-707-1343. ping and transportation. This lovely $249,900 wrap-around dock, 3 BR, sool 753-B952 $162,900 home is nestled in a cul-de-sac sur- 3 bath, Great rm., up- This 4 bedroom Colonial has a spacious, handsome light oak kitchen stairs FR w/murphy bod, SOMERSET 9X20 rounded by trees. Priced right at 2 frpl.. CAC, boat lift, BY OWNER Speclncuiar with a center island, recessod lighting, dining area & sliders to the many extras. 2 enr ga^ 4BR. 21/2 bath Colonial. Wmnfd to Buy $199,500. deck and fenced yard, The carpeted, picture window living room has rag*, By ownoi, appt Grent Room w/vaulteci a wide archway to the dining room, now windows brighten the coiling, skylights, Irpic . 90flZ55-l713 LR. 0ft. EIK. CAC, 2 car SEEKING TO BUY CO- paneled family room. First floor powder room, newer central air HUNTERTON CTY- LONIAL— In Wostflold gnrago. parkliko 3/4 aero up to $300,000 Cnll Paul conditioning & furnace + a maintenance free exterior. Sot on lush Near Clinton, i m- $199,900. Sollor will B9- grounds treated with TLC. Call us today for your tour! maculate, soclutod Lawrence 201-539-9100 RE^IiKK' realty center ranch. 2 ncros. Greal sist w/closing cost 9AM-5PM, NO REAL- schools, low taxes Too 908-220-1963 TORS PLEASEt 75 Lincoln Highwny (Ri.27) ny uxltfls to Hal l~to- SOMERSET- 3 BR 549-9400 Isclin, NJ 08830 educod to $?lt.noo Cnll ancli, npw oak kit. & 9130 Celebrating 20 years owner 9Qfl-73h-423B bath, big FR, prlvncy foncfl, pool, deck, now Mortgages mnd Mary Lupini RBALTV,* INC. of Landmark Bervloe INTRODUCTIONS... CAC, now furnace, Financing 382-2900 A wny lor people to moot 5153,500, 908-247-6070 people, evory week In Kate Lund, crs REALTOR. 232-8400 your local Forbes news- SOMERSET— 4 BR, 2 1/ FORECLOSURE OR 755-1300 each office Independently owned A operated japor The ad Is fioo, 2 balh, colonial. Must BANKRUPTCY— Will Broker-Owners 44 ELM 9T. • WE8TFIELD, NJ nan one call does II alll ell. Asking $174,000 by buy your Home or Busi- 1-B0O-BSB-94BS owner. 90B-B46-2744, ness. aon.J74.ai4o. U-4 / Forbes Newspapers September 1,2,3,1993

Fenlmore Drive, $292,500 CRANFORD Estate of Mary D. Edwards et CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES James A. & Donna Fabris to aL to lisa M. & Shell C. Vitale, APP 90 YR FIXED 15 YR FIXED OTHER 2103 Grand Ave., $92,000 Kevin J. O'Brien & B. KendaU, Londar. Cltv. Phono) FEE RATE PTS API RATEPT8 APP, RATE PTS APR 26 BurchHeld Ave., $270,000 James M. & Pamela Golden- berg to Darryl W. & Debra B". Stephen P. Mooney & A. Lankier, 209 Tillotson Road, AjwjoiMitaMrto Mtg»,WWUh»« 8ta. i«e-xar-M 0 ••78 1.00 S.5S S.80 0.00 0.6S 9,25 O.OO 6.20 1 Gunter, 2263 Hill Road, $254,000 Heller to James & Madeline $223,000 Amboy rational Banfc.CHd Brtdgo i•S-101-S700 200 8.78 3.00 7.10 S.25 S.OO 0.70 4.28 1.O0 6.03 A Dwyer, 428 Casino Ave., $237,000 Robert W. & Christine B. to m\mmm\i4M^m^mi''''lttm^miMim^m''-m^^'m^^' ''ti-'-hmtM*-- ""••''• m 1 1 B IM>SM-«ftM 100 IBS 2.00 sat 6.00 2.80 0.43 8.78 2.28 6.00 B William E. Loxley to Antonio Paul R & Gloria J. Gaines, 3 TT""f'*'-,••*••••, fT: *W*#r*«^*:'" *«|P *rfr WIIIWPI -;:•• •:• St. Maria Somma, 101 Hampton GARWOOD Jason Court, $420,000 Bay CHy Mortgaga, Hazlat i»•-1*4-2700 SSO •.so 3.00 0.00 B.0O S.00 0.48 B.SO 1.00 6.60 B St., $130,000 Joseph Guering to Irene Difeo, Christopher S. 8t Laura Dee- Capital Fw»«ng,Parslppaity ••O-OSl-0700 0 7.00 0.00 7.00 S.SS 0.00 6.63 B.78 0.00 6.75 H 351 Myrtle Ave., $88,000 Marie A. Brunton to Christo- gan to Rehbar Tayyabkhan, 1796 Canter FooVI Savingo.Prlncaton iI0S-SSX-S144 350 1.80 3.00 S.SS B.I 3 S.OO 8.70 B.78 3.00 7.12 Federal Home Loan Mtg. Corp. a pher LiK WeUer, 39 HiUcrest Mountain Ave., $160,000 CMitral Mtg« Sves. W«tohunfl iKM-TtS-OMO 208 7.28 0.00 7.25 7.0O 0.00 7.00 4.76 O.OO 4.78 A Ave., $142,000 to Robert Jr. Ac Jane Montagne, Lawrence L. Sutherlin to Kola : 601 Myrtle Ave., $118,450 Choica Mortgaga, Morris Plains: i!00-S44-tSS1 380 1.00 0,00 s.o* S.03 0.00 0.6S 4.28 0.00 5.73 A Nancy B. White to James T. Shomade & Bolade E. Amao, 407 aa^ —jam »_,4«*A*l Litterio & L. Grupe, 218 Locust Eugene Cohen to Jorge R. & Sycamore Ave., $118,500 Collsctiva Fad'l Savtngs.Edloon • SSO 7.00 0.00 7.00 B.BS 0.00 8.6S B.50 O.OO 6. BO F Drive, $147,500 Tracy L. Jiminez, 654 Myrtle Domenic Antonio Dipace et al. ComNat Mtga 8vcs,Somafvill* ••s-7ta-ssoo 20S 7.28 O.OO 7.30 B.75 0.00 8.0$ 7.28 0.00 7.30 B Avt., $143,000 Marianne & Carmine Santo to to Eusilio Dipace, 325 Union, Courtfrywlda Mortgiga.Waatfiald ••S-74S-S4M 800 S.S3 2.80 S.02 6.25 1.63 0.50 4.30 0.00 6.13 A Philip F. Le Blanc 8t T. Santo, Patrick J. Ferro Jr. to Kevin & $140,000 Paula R. Price, 400 Willow Ave., crastrnoni raa 1savmgs.ciarK tOS-S17-S1OS 300 8.50 3.00 e.so S.OO S.OO 8.48 8.75 3.00 6.15 A 213 Sailer St., $171,500 Lawton L> Manner to Arthur afeauhi $90,000 ISO-S7t— MM SSO B.SS 1.00 I.SS S.SO Vincent F. Ventura to Kevin J. Sawyer, 2353 Waverry Place, •.SS 1.00 a. 07 1.50 5.05 A Empira Mortgaga Co Somarvilt» ••S-S74-444S SSO 1.50 3.00 e.so S.25 S.OO B.54 S.SO 3.OO 6.42 A Deborah M. Sherwood, 299 $150,000 M •Or-OSS-SStS S2S 1.30 S.SO S.00 2.80 S.40 4.28 0.00 5.07 Straighten Ave., $165,000 KENILWORTH Nathaniel St Christine Dawson EquityFHVI.OU Bridga • 2.78 A George III & Laura Wilhelms Peter & Marianne Ehmann to to Joel E. St Pamela F. Tocker, First Savings Bank 3LA. Edison •00-tM-44M 928 B.SS 3.00 0.36 S.OO 3.00 B.SS 8.63 O.OO 6.62 D to George & Jamie Anderson, Steven & Kimberly Lax, 618 2089 Westfleld Road Circle, HrstTown Mortgaga,Ediaon •00-7*0-7114 328 7.13 0.00 7.2S S.75 0.00 B.S1 4.50 O.OO 6.41 A 116 S. Union Ave., $178,900 Kingston Ave., $151,000 $209,500 Oanasis Mtga SvcsJE Brunswick •0S-M7-S7M 378 8.S3 3.00 6.01 6.25 9.00 B.73 8.78 3.00 7.04 B Antoinette D. Madden to Louis Estate of Edith C. Prevert to Hudson Mortgaga Co, N Bargan o*S-070-tt74 ••78 N/P B.73 G. Madden it S. Scheppe, 111 S. M/P 7.05 ».25 N/P 8.78 N/P 6.60 A FANWOOD Michael M. Comacchia et ttx, Imparial CradK,ParaJpp«ny •0«-a40-t7M 248 •.SO 3.00 6.30 S.OO S.OO B.4S S.SS 1.00 5.86 J Kenneth & Laura Weingartner Michigan Ave^ $130,000 1254 White Oak Road, $169,000 00-000-I4SS SOO •.S3 2.S3 6.00 6.13 2.75 B.50 S.SO 2.78 6.12 A to Irtomas R. & Lydia Arm- Estate or William Kornicsak to Joseph Wojeckowski et aL to Ivy MottgagatBoMa Maad i strong, 163 Bums Way, $215,000 Diane M. Sims, 522 Passaic Ave., Carol Sullivan, 572 Willow Ave, Kay Corp Mtga.Lsuranca Harbor sOO-SM-0070 208 •.SO 2.80 6.72 0.28 1.50 (B.5S S.75 1.50 6.12 A Estate of Arthur L. Soderberg $132,000 $125,000 King Mortgaga Corp., Clifton •sa-aoo-ooso SOO •.SO 3.1S 6.01 B.iS S.00 1B.SO S.SO 2.00 6.12 A Robert McLaughlin to Rose M. to Frank M. & Sheri L. Hassell, Evans & Diane Dittman to Management Mtg Corp,Matawan •M—sso—oaoo 0 7.03 S.SO 0.00 1B.64 4.38 0.00 6.11 A Romeo, 609 Washington Ave., •.S3 0.00 S3 Farley Ave., $195,000 Keith Rule fit Kathleen O'Neill, Manor Mtga Corp, Parsflppany MI >«M-OO«O 228 7.00 0.00 7.00 S.83 0.00 11.63 7.13 0.00 7.13 B Barbara E. Kuelling to Leslie $131,000 1503 E. Second St., $147,500 MatropoHtan Mtga 9vc,FraatioM •M-SS4-S000 380 8.80 3.00 6.01 8.00 S.00 1B.48 5.25 S.OO 5.82 H M. & Anne B. Minski, 133 Forest Shackamaxon Homes Inc. to S0-SM-S0S* ISO S.OO S.OO 1 S.75 9.00 A Hfcad, $215,000 SCOTCH PLAINS Yoshiaki & Yoshiko Maruko, 10 Monarch Svga Bank FSB,Cta»rlc • •.S3 6.03 S.1S B.61 6.13 Paul R. & Gloria Gaines to Saugatuck Associates Inc. to Pitching Way, $319,000 Morgan Carton FJn'l, Matawan •so-osa-*7ts 0 •.SO 1.80 6.06 S.SS 1.50 11.40 3.75 1.50 3.88 A George P. Jr. & Susan J. Kocses, Richard I. Getman et aL, Clydes- Mortgage) Monay Mart, Edison oM-S40-0S01 o e.so 6.87 8.13 2.50 (1.53 S.3S 2.50 5.82 A 34 Glenwood Road, $192,000 dale Road, $333,871 Mortgaga Sarvica Co,8omarsat •M-4M-4S4S 0 •.80 3.00 6.80 8.13 S.00 1B.61 3.38 3.00 6.11 A Federal National Mtg. Assoc. to Joseph Miraci to Nisai Naveh WESTF1ELD Na«ay Financial 8vo,N PlaJnflaM *M-TH-StftS 2S8 •.78 1.80 6.00 3.25 2.00 (B.57 7.26 O.OO 7.25 B James McCann, 19 LaGrande & S. Sobel-Naveh, 1450 Cushing Philip J. St Elaine J. Bailey to Ave., $125,000 Road, $289,900 John M Murray, 321 Baker Ave., Naw Cantury Mtga,E. Brunswick siM— SSO—4S0O 378 7.00 0.00 7.01 B.03 0.00 (1.71 4.00 O.OO 4.01 A Peter Barclay to Spencer K. & Remo J. Cagna to Paul & Deir- $303,000 NJ Honta Funding Group.Edlson •M-a4S-4400 0 •.SO 3.00 6.00 8.13 S.OO tB.61 8.75 3.00 7.05 B Michelle FieJd, 144 Marian Ave., dre Hewett, 2225 Elizabeth Ave., Joan V. Stone to Jay S. St NJ Savings Bank,8omarviNa •M-7ta-0«00 328 8.78 2.28 6.07 S.03 1.00 11.70 3.83 1.00 5.08 A $186,500 $165,000 Shari Schuster et aL, 120 Pairto Wabb+r MtgB,Cranford • •M-170-0040 378 B.SO 2.7S 6,77 B.IS 2.78 i1.56 8.63 2.75 6.00 8 Henry S. & Patricia A. Luft- Frank M. & Sheri L. Hassell to Barchester Way, $372,500 Paradjsa Mortgaga, Warren siM-M1-SSU 380 B.SO S.OO 6.7S B.78 O.OO 11.70 S.SS 2.36 6.36 A man to Christina Carswell, 18 James A. & Karen R. Palumbo, Douglas A. & Theresa M. Red- Stewart Place, $125,000 421 Farley Ave, $131,000 den to John G. St Jacqueline B. R & J Mtga $a*vteas,Lsdgawood •M-T4a-7SS0 300 •.SO 2.7S 6.03 9.00 2.7S t1.56 3.38 2.80 6.0SA Richard N. & Elyce S. Baum- Richard O. & Linda Hensel- Newman, 1313 Boulevard, Royal Mortgaga.E Brunswick «M-oso-iaso 3S8 S.SS 0.00 6.06 B.03 O.OO <1.03 6.75 O.OO B.75 G woll to Andrew M. & Beth M. man to lisa K. Sanzalone, 33 $171,000 Royal Mortgaga, Morrtetown «I0-M4-MM 3SS 7.00 0.00 7.00 B.03 O.OO 11.63 4.50 0.00 4.80 A Souroo Mortgaga, SomarvMla siM-ass-isso 328 7.13 0.00 7.13 B.78 O.OO 11.75 6.63 O.OO 6.83 D Souroa One Mtga 8vce,Cranford mM-7S0-4t17 0 3.50 S.00 6.85 8.00 S.OO 41.56 3.50 3.00 0.09 A Summit Mortgaga Co., Cranford si SSO1 S.SS 3.00 6.02 B.13 S.OO 1 4.50 0.00 6.02 A Choosing a realtor can be a challenge Watchung HWs Bank.Warran «»s-a«s-ssso 300 S.2S 3.00 6.87 S.SS 2.78 1I.S6 6.13 2.SO 6.46 G (Continued from page RE-3) merous references.) Moreover, if you feel you are Worco Financial Svc. Warran «»-Ht-MM 78 7.00 0.00 7.00 1.78 O.OO (1.75 4.13 O.OO 4.13 A • What is your specific marketing • What expectations do you have being pressured, or you simply just (A)1 YR ARM plan? How does this differ from of us as the homeowner? do not feel comfortable with a par- (H)5 YR BALLOON CONF {1)7 YR BALLOON (J)6 MO ARM other plans? • How often will you communicate ticular realtor, go with your in' • May I speak to all of your cur- APP fCE-SINOLE FAMILY HOMES with us? tuition. He or she is probably not * -SO DAY RATE LOCK AVAR. rent clients for a recommendation? • How will I know what you are the right choice. Remember, a re- (Don't settle for a realtor that offers doing for us? altor is a licensed professional and nMI aV ft MsfppHMl By W& HfM8M aVtd aV# BVaWaWAM VMHlOUl QUaVWlM. RSJM sWf Mat (IK flf ft •tiab^#Cl 10 CraaUlQS. LsMCMf • oflMrested a select few names and numbers. In addition, be sure each realtor should handle him or herself ac- in rfcph»hiu hd«w*Majpliadbytwlar«|ar*onl/27.N/r>—r^f>0«kMbyinaatu«lon. of the references, ask for an ex- viewing others, as competition can tionship is a close one indeed, and haustive list A competent realtor only help raise one's professional you must feel at ease with your will not hesitate to give you nu- standards. choice.

•040 Industrial Rentals §140 9270 9430 9440 94430 W7Q Retail Rentals MJSOTlMMWOUS Vacation Rentals Warehouse 0S STW SPACe Real Estate •RANCHBURQ- .. . '- F, N8, «q MtO FAR HILLS- Office- inara 2BR, 2 V4 bain Commercial Real Prime location, PeapacK AVAIL.— 22 X 24, $190. FLA— AnnaMarla Island EDISON- Lg. 4 rm apt., RAHWAY- 1 BR. heat/ Furnlihed room for ren< estate Wanted 20 X 22. $ie0/mo. 24hr. BANK t- O R EC LO- HW, gas inc., no pets, Kit. privilege!, Call for Iwnhae , avail. Immed. Road. 1,000 + sq.ft. Call gulf front. 2 BR apl. full BEDMINSTER- The 1 BR. CAC, quiet dead- VJM Architecture sec 908-722-0773. SUMS- 13.000 HOMES Turn, kil & linens, cable, end st., conv. to all pub- close 10 train nation. deialla. 008-526-4432. S550 + '/i util. 214-1256 LISTED. SEPARATE Hills" 2 BR, Bath. W-'W 801-711-1676 AC, BBO/pBtio, balcony AC, W&D. Gar. Avail 10 lic trans.. S700/mon., Call 90S-7SO-1191 6630 STATE DIRECTORIES avail. 1-600-227-7940 201-992-1590 FAR HILLS- single of- NEW JERSEY. PENNSYL- 1 S1200/m 781-6141 SO. PLAINFIELD- 2 8470 Family. 1BR. ottice/d»n, nWIVN Iw WsWrf flr>rS«re fices, w/shared secretari- 980O VANIA, NEW YORK FLORIDA- Disney CLINTON (Beaver HILLSBOROUQH— 2 al services, call for add. CONNECTICUT, FLORI- Wofld Area-Klssimmeo BR, in older colonial lg LR, spacious Kit., BUSINESS Brook)— Furn'd, large SOMCrtVILLC info, 90B-781-2702 DA, MASSACHUSETTS Priv owners offer lowost 1BR, 2 patios, great view. homo, clean & quiet, re- walk-in storage, heal & OPPORTUNITIES SAVE TO 50% BUYING possible rates lor fully cently renovated, Lg yard liol water incl. 5725. NOTICE: All WANTED •UV - 3.000 SO. FT. METUCHCN- 2 to 6 $950 • ulil. 281-0808 OFFICE BUILDING BANK DIRECT 7 DAYS loaded 2 bdrm, 2 bth & patio, close to Prince- Avail. 10/1. 757-9159. SOMIRVILLE ARCA- TO RENT advartlaa- room offices, prlmo loca- 9810 • Bu*lne**tS 1 block trom courthouje 8am-9pm. FORECLO- squeaky clean condos RENTERS HAVE A NEW Ion/So mer vilI e/Fleming- SO. PLAINFIELD- 5 older man 10 share apl. marrta ara PAVABLf IN tion, near train A bus, of* for Sal* SURE WORLD 203-838- inct kitchen hardware, OPTION— Call Woidel Ion, No pots, N on- with otner man. $400 w/ Beautifully restored bldg street parking, Call Arnolt rooms w/balcony, S725/ ADVANCE by caah, High visibility ft prestige. •820 - Franchise 8200. towels, linons, barbecuo Realtors 1o service your smoker, 1 yr lease, clothes laundered, meals 908-548-6400 Opportunities grills, W,D, color cable & needs in the H ills bo r- me • ulils Avail. 10/1. chack, VISA or Matter Also rent single offices or $750A bath home w/1 lease terms. Free rent 9200 directly from owner, cal room, kil privileges, prot. W&D, DW, Micro- BY DAY/WEEK/ CHANFORD— By old mill OVER 700 ITEMS. CALL refs roq. Available 10/1 options. $7/)q ft. i utll. 1-800-468-4675. VACATION 904-756-1080 for more BOUND BROOK- 2 BR No pots. 549-7129 business woman, non- wave, generous closet & MONTH stream, waterfall too. for your old bldg. w{ op- PROPERTY info apl 2nd II. S715.'mo smoker. 756-0294 bsmt. $4O0/mo + 1/2 utlla. 900-247-4406 2,000 It. of office space lion to buy. Warehouse/ ICN'S VOICE MAIL. 24 IHeal & hoi water MIDDLESEX- r V BH. Outside mtnee. Incl. Non- in beautifully restored ca. manulaclure spaco avail. HOUR MESSAGE SER- LR. Kit. CAC IB Dayton PINE MOTEL- fleg. rms OARAQE FOR RENT- 1700 mill. Call Mr. K at I 94OO included j 722-4311. & rms w/kll. for r»nl. smokers onlyl 908-851- Call 908-874-7500. VICE. NEW PRIVATE 9340 • Homes For Sale Ave. Ask for Filoma. 3891 days; 627-0206 Somervllle, Bridge St. 908-272-9292. 9220 'Poconos RENTALS BOUND BROOK- 2nd Avail 9/1. Short slay, daily, wkly., SSO/mo. Call 359-3011. SOMERVILLE— 2 Office PHONE NUMBER. NO 1fir. apl avail. Oct 4 rms. inonlhiy rotos • loweredl eves, plz. Iv.mng. MESSAGE CHARGE Properties Prof. Sullo, Paneling, AC. 9230 'Raton modern kite It on and NO. PLAINFIELD 908-722-9520. EDISON— prof, female, Carpot, Furn/Unturn, CONFIDENTIAL, BUSI- 9410 • Homes bam, J695/fnth i i 2 NESS OR PERSONAL. 3 Properties 9420 • Multi-Family Clenn, Irg ?BRg. 2nd fir non smoker, conserva- 96O0 Parking. 90B-72S-8660 mlh socurlty. Call lor in L'-lamily hoino. All SOMERVILLE AREA- MONTHS MINIMUM. $10 9240 Waterfront Homes oldor man to share apt. tive to share 2 BR, 2 bath COMMERCIAL CRANFORD Properties appt to soo. 306-2S05 utils incl S72Eimo Cull condo with same, $400 SOMERVILLE- Court PEfl MONTH. 1-800-397- 9430 • Townhouses and wilh ottier man. $400 w/ REAL ESTATE Houso vie. Ideal for law- B9B9. 9250 ' Lots and Condominiums BOUND DROOK- H«l( Joe 9O8-754-3BO0 flays; plus Uiil8.572-g136 757-3276 ovos LIO'IKI!. laundered, meals yer, consultant, ac- Acreage 9440 • Apartments Houso. nice 1BR S725- included for S570. Call 9280 Tim* Shares FANWOOD- Prot F to 9610 - Business Proper- countant, sales rop. Sin- 9450 • Rooms mo. < ulils. 9OS-72S-73bH! NORTH PLAINFIELD- 722-203!) share 38R apt. Nice LOCAL PAY PHONE 9270 Vacation Rentals lira for Sale gle or multiple rooms ROUTE- JI200 00 A 9460 • Boarding 526-8161 Avail 9/15 or 10/1, 2BF1, area, $290+ 1/3 utll. 322- 9S20 • Professional BOa-722-1032 9280 Weekend Rentals 9470 • Apartments to 2nd II apt in privnto SOMERVILLE FUR- WEEK POTENTIAL. BRIDGEWATEH- 1 ? NISHED ROOM- male 6662/322-4437. Lv msg. Properties (or PFIICED TO SELL. 1-800- Share home. 1/4 mi, from fit. Sal* 9480 - Homes to Share duplex, 9 rms, 4 UH. ;> SUO per wk. Non smoker. HILLSBOROUOH- Prof. 968O 180-7632. 9220 bath, $1C00/mon intlii s 78, 2 blks from FM 22. ?5 Rof 725-7238 9B30 • Retail Properties 9490 - Wanted to Rent min lo NewarK. W&O, F, non-smoker lo share 2 for Sate Warehouse Rentals Poconos Properties 9S00 - MIsc Rentals ulil , 908-685-22in bot 7- BR TH. Prlv. bath AM LOCAL VENDING 9 pm ACFI, W/W. hoat fur- SOMERVILLE- $B5 arid t«40 • Warehouae Condominiums HOUTE: $120000 A nished SU7'J 1 utll Mof r, uti. Kit. ros.. good loca- amtnllltl S550/mo. AVAN. 9/28. 2B1-0102. Propewtleia for Sal* WEEK POTENTIAL. POCONOS GETAWAY! 9410 BfllOGEWATER / j reqd No pats I mo soc. tion, safe and secure. M50 • Office Rentals SOUTH PLAINFIELD- MUST SELL 1-800-653- Log Biding, stone On. f i n i s h o d bsml Call 906-769-Q256 217 ProspectAve 1000sq ft, multi-use: 8363. Homes Mfin 7?2-2107 Offlcea, Shop, light mnn- fireplace, knotty pino loncod ynrd. qmot noujM- PISCATAWAY- I living rm. kitchen, bnlh boihood $890/ rnth 7 Cranford, NJ utaclurlng, otc Mm3 SOMERVILLE- ulil. (908) GO4-24QH rooms, carpul. Heat incl Irom 287. Convoniontly Investors, Good op- im. screened porch. CALIFON— Nnwlv runn prkg, no pots 1 I/? mos frn . residential, refr., located AlfordpWo rorH elect hoat. on hall ncru: portunities avail. Pascals /,1'ni ijiinq.iiuw ;.' mi CRANFORD— SpnclouB soc^SSBO/mo 246-23?7 p h ono/cflble hookup, SOURCE 908-753-0200 Realtor, gOB-72a-1O32. noeds I.I.e. goes fully ! fl Un t.;ir|jol(Ml uti S rm apt Ptonly ol win- non-smoker. J75 & up/ furnished for S55.ODO "ci it.uiturn luth ,im dows & closets Urga, PLAINFIELD- fPn'it wk , security A rel Call Sales IIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIMIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIItllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HICKMAN rii!: .'"in fittic 3frjrri(}r\ ' i bsml, & laundry hook up end) Chnrminy 2Bf1 upl nftcf 4, 725-0470- MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE •ii\i!, \>,v\< mq Umjr- y.ii • 1 St (Invowny Ext coritj In ownor occ.d vlctorinn Marshalls Creek, Pa Uouf.I loctilimi near ^hup Z7B-5549 or 233-069B $77ti/mo ln<:l. uttl Off fit. CO., INC. Office 1833S | j 11 > L-J irul Mtruirn-; Iclort pkrj, Inundry facilities. AdvtMf In tht ClMltfdi ph! 717-223-8934 f rn ', p n i n r 3 o r p r o f DORCHESTER Avnil 10/1, nOB-753-2420 Purchasing a Home? open everyday Wiishi11, dryer, i eliiy HOUSE 276-0370 POCONOS— Yearrounrj tirul stovEi included Avni or Refinancing Chalel an 3/4 acre Pvt. Del t ! 1 ;i mlM M/rtjril/ Somervme Limited development. Mini condi- -.1 .02'. mth (flOUl H )._' WE HAVE THE MOST tion. Furnished $90,500. ? i r,d Luxury MORTGAGES 903-755-4276 Higri niao coverage RENTERS HAVE A NEW fllovntor Apartrnonlg OPTION- Cnll WcKio | Relinancc or I'urchnsc COMPETITIVE RATES during 9240 HcillOr'j hj utiTvKf yuut Call for a FREE Consultation & Credit Check nOHrffi in thn Hillgbor- 722-9177 Waterfront nuqh nroit Ank for Mrs summer c 0 POINT MORTGAGE FATFRTS 150 Mongaoe Programs, lo Choose From. Mitt, !tOU-3& J-7irjn Studio when you place your Forbes Newspapers' Properties 1 & 2 Bedroom1! Many with NO POINTS & No Closing Costs season. Avnlil fmli-ni'iviitii i;ii(i/i/r..i|ri.ri Itu'-I* •• Garago Sale ad. SO. PLAINFIELD- Ex DUNELLEN/PISCAT- LJkNO— Unlondalo, Pa. ecutlvo rental 3 BR, LR AWAY AREA— m«(u'n CALL THE AREAS MOST SKILLED MORTGAGE BANKERS Please leave a Build your Dream Horns Dfl w/boam coilinga ft ProlesBional, 3 rooms, HII on 9 Ac. with views of fplc. W/D, In-ground UIH3 S575, Immed. oc- "Get to the Source" message and Only $15 for both Elk Ml. Ski resort Skato pool, landscaped yard w/ rjupnncy 308-96B-0416 WORCO on private pond winter, decks, Short term lense (800) 696-1860 (908) 231-9100 we will return awltn & trout fish In sum. Non-smoker, no pet Soo Cliissiliods for dolnils mer. Posa. subUlv./ad|. to S1800/mc plus utlls. l'4 sup ^FINANCIAL SERVICES 65 N. Qasion Ave., Somervllle, NJ 08876 all calls for Pa. Game Preserve. AoVtrtite In tht ClmMid! mo sec. Available to/I Ucentea B*r>tt*r NJ, Slile Dept, appointments. $55.000 908-234-1958. 908-757-B240. 908/561-3836 111 iiHHHimiiiimiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiitiiiHHiiiiiitiiiiiiii A Union County Forbes Newspaper Vol3,No.2 Sapt 1-3,1993

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Labor Day fun is just around the corner You don't have to travel very far to enjoy your last gasp of summer vacation By JOSHUA BAUJNG because it is too close to the launching area. Suburban country Last year around 20,000 people attended the day's events. IVeekendPlus Writer The Country Music Extravaganza lx?gins at noon at the or those of us whose idea of a relaxing labor Day Grabarz said he anticipates the sane number as long as the Ukrainian Center across from the Garden State Exhibit weekend doesn't involve sitting on the parkway in weather cooperates. bumper to bumper traffic on the way home from the "I would advise people to get here early to avoid conges- Center on Davidson Avenue, It will feature a lull day of Fshore or braving the mud stampede of back to school tion problems causal by the run and the parade," he said. dance instruction workshops, an ongoing country fair, am: shoppers at area malls, thorc arc plenty of festivities right "The support staff has enough to worry about without traf- five hours of music highlighted by the Tun fiillis Band, in our proverbial back yard to keep us entertained this fic problems getting in the way." Cowtown, the Texas Homewivckers, and Sage. Tickets h> year. For area music afficianados, this Labor Day weekend will the concert can be obtained from any Ticketmasler loca- Everyone loves a parade offer a veritable cornucopia of harmonically diverse styles tion. The fair logins Wednesday, Sept. I and runs thrnuj; and performers. labor Day, Admission to the fair is a $1 donation to the South Plainlicld will kick off its day-long 3(Jth annual Muscular Dystrophy Association. For more information, v Labor Day extravaganza Monday, Sept. G. with a 5k run Labor Day Blues beginning at f»: If) with the start and finish to be held in The Bound Brook Blues Festival kicks off at 8 p.m, Satur- (201)974-0300. Veteran's Memorial Park. day, Sept. 4, at the Roosevelt Hotel on Talmadgc Avenue. African-American music celebration Festival coiumitttv member Hank Grabarz said the pa- Organizer Floyd James said the festival will showcase Chi- If country music- doesn't gvt your feel kicking head to 1 rade is sot to Ix'iim ,il 10:01) a.m. and will travel along cago, Mississippi Delta, and modern bWes, and should last Edison Saturday and Sunday, Sept. -1-5 for the Hlack Mus Plainfield Avenue through the center oi town before ending until the wee hours of the morning. Festival and Kxpo at the Rantan Exposition Center from in the park. This year's parade should have over GO partici- "We've planned a blues fandango!" he said, Featured 1 am-9 p.m. pants, from kids nrtmj; decorated bikes to 70-piea march- performers include Bo Diddley, Jr., {he's not Bo Diildley's Spokesperson Taneshia Clark said the event will be a ing bands anci the traditional rescue squad and fire depart- son, but Bo Diddley himself gave the talented guitairst that "celebration of African-American music and culture." Ovt ment vehicles, Grabaiv said. nickname over 20 years ago and the influence is un- B0 local and professional acts including After 7, KKS-1, ai Veteran's Memonal I'aik will again be thi1 hub of this mistakable) and blues guitarist Johnny Charles of Somcr- Trends of Culture will perform over the weekend, Sinner year's activities. After the parade ends, there will be plenty ville, along with a host of local talent. Elaine Monk of New Brunswick, niece of jazz legend Thi' of food and ollirr earnes lo entertain festival goers, Grabarz James said he organized a similar event at the Roosevelt nius Monk, is also scheduled to perform. said. in April and the response was so positive that he had to do "There is something for everybody this year," he said. it again. Exjx) goers can also sit in on music seminars including We've even gut a circus putting on two shows." "1 had too many calls from people that wanted to bring "Building an Empire Chit of Reals," whose pane-lists inchi Vidbel's Old Tyriio Circus will perfonn at 2p.m. and 4:30 their friends," he said. "We're here to show that real b'ues the producers of Mary .J. Blige, Onyx, and Father MC, or p.m. under the bin t'»p. At (i p.m. the festivities will move to lovers and performers do exist in Central Jersey." shop from a variety of African American owned busincssi Spring Lake Park, whrrr the Hig Rand Express will play in Tickets cost $17 and are available at outlets in Somerville, Tickets for the event are $12 at the door for adults and the ga7.eix> until the tin-works light up the night sky around Bound Brook, and Middlesex. For more information, call for children under 12. Fur more information call 7!V1-79'R 8:30p.m.. James at 231-9710. So keep the family car off the parkway, the sunburn oil Grabarz said the besl place to view the pyrotechnic dis- Also on Saturday will be a country music festival to your shoulders and save a few dollars this Uibor Day wee play will be from Spring l*ike Park, and asked that people benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association in Franklin. end by staying in the area and mjoying some local enter- not try to enter Veteran's Memorial Park to see the show tainment, The shore will still be there next week,

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DANCMN-THE-PAftKI ber chorale. Audit'ons by an- catl for requkements Barefoot In the PaiU. Auditions Elks lodge (908) 647-4483.735-6170 (908) 789-4080 :.", : i. lioiniiviGiU only. PRINCETON PRO MUSICA at 8 p.m. Sept. 8. Two women 545 Bound Brook Rd. Pltcataway Chorut •Community-sponsored or- CATHEDRAL CHOIR Princeton area (early 20s, early 50s) and three Middlesex Tuesdays. 7:30 p.m. cnestro with vaned repertoire Route 1, Edison Cathedral of the Sacred Heart (609) 683-5122 men (mid-20s, mid-30s, early (908} 7257035 Reformed Church 89 Ridfie St., Newark •For 1993-9'! season of choral 50s) needed. •All-male chorus singing bar- Main St., South Bound Brook inducting symphonic, marches, 1 111 (.'(>]! m-'5600 concort ) Auditions through bershop harmony. (908) 572-6959, 2870161 nnd pops. •IXmcc ifiotticp".. tin IJiij(i:i //it/ fuvuntt'S lolloped uv i\ n;p- •kit H)93-9<1 season ui sui- Sept. 12 by appointment only. RARITAN VALLEY CHORUS SonwMtVuffey Chorut WESTFIEID COMMUNITY omn Masses (Sunday) and spe- RARITAN VAUIY Rehearsals Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays. 7:15 p.m, ertoiy company performance (n ORCHESTRA cial concerts (Christmas, Eas- YOUTH CHORALE HIGHLAND PMK (starting Sept. 7) PeopleCare Center different one each night). Rain ter), Auditions by appointment Hillsborough area COMMUNITY CHORUS Faith Lutheran Church Mondays, 7:15 p.m. date Sent. 12, Admission $2: 120 Findeme Ave. only, (908)572-7208 Thursdays, 8 p.m. Amwell Rd,, Neshanic Qfidgewater bring lawn chairs. Roosevelt Junior High School KIDS ON TOUR •For 1993-94 season of stu- Highland Park Higi School (908) 359-3771 (908) 534-9748 301 Clark St.. Westfidd Morris County area dent chorale from grades 4-9. North Fifth Aw,, Highland Park •Mixed chorus of more than •For women who enjoy singing. Auditions (201) 335-5328 Auditions by appointment only, (908) 253-6561 100 members, New members welcome; no ex- (908) 322-5065 •For 1993-94 season of all- SOUTH lIUfCTPUVHS •Chorus of area singers. Audi- SWEET ADELINES perience necessary, •For adults and young people children performance troupe. tions required for membership; CANTAMLE Clarksburg Inn WESTF1ELD COMMUNITY BAND wtio play string instruments, Middlesex area Audition? during September by Routes 524 A 571, Clarksburg tenors, basses needed, Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. Must be able to read music 1908)060-7 Ui appointment only. Children 8- (609) 426-9489 after 8 p.m. HOUNDS FOR HARMONY Zion Lutheran Church Roosevelt School •For 1993-94 season of cham- 13 (especially boys) needed; •For November production oi Mondays, 7:45 p.m. Church St., Oldwick 301 Clark St., Westfield and ploy first positions.

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6 ' Weekend Plus (orbes Newspapers Sept. 1-3,1993 ! •» T A G E Big kicks in the park Plays-in-the-Park ends with Vance in the Park' or the second straight year, Plays-in-the-Park will conclude its Ballet hosting summer theater season with an exciting series of dance perform- ances. open house F Drawing material from both Broadway and local sources, Dance In the Park will feature a different program each night from Sept. 9 to The American ftepHtwy Bafet Sept. 11 at KouseveU JJark in Kdison. Each performance will bi com- •nd PrinoMofl ftritot School wi posed of a first net offering recreations of dance productions from new lenon wdh $ fhtt Broadway shows, followed by a second act starring established New Jersey dance companies. Tapping material from such choice Broadway fare as Candide, Sweeney Todrt and Graisc. among others, those first acts will showcase the talents of Plays-in-the-Park hoofers and five of the group's featured choreographers - Michelle Massa (who is also directing the program), Sherry Alban, Neil Cerbone, Lorinda Santos and Linda Kay. Among the numbers to be performed are "Favorite Son" from the current Broad- ^^yi| way hit The Will HiKfuns Follies and the "audition number" from 42nd Street {which opened tho 1993 Plays-in-the-Park season back in June). Thursday night's second act will showcase the modern dance per- formance of the Highland Park-based Janetti-Haver dance company, Friday, the second act belongs to the Premiere Dance Company, while Saturday's show will conclude the series with the Rutgers University Danceworks, M Scp, 12 will be the rain date for any cancelled performance The Janetti-Haver Dance Group of Highland Park will perform DANCE IN THE PARK, Sept. 911 at Plays -in -the -Park, Roosevelt Park, Route 1 during Thursday's Dance In the Park performance at Plays in South, Edison. Admission $2. (908) 548-2884. the Park In Edison's Roosevelt Park. ••••

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Sept. 1-3,1993 Forbes ftopapcrc Weekend Plus 7 Music u notes Blues bonanza openiatRVCC Old Bay to host * Mm m* Comunty 0* toft In North Branch. benefit concert Conductor frorftt Mariner Maul retumi to lead the 90* for flood relief ptoot DfcHntni wd PhNhv* By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN InOlw OOnOmmlPP/ffmUrSQ Vt* WeekendPius, fcd/toi ofc* N* Wnoftd during a he Weepers are a part-time JMNnWnWIPI Of VUOnl YXJmr bund with a i'lill-tmu1 con- Concerto in Q Minor md Ch*a* science. son's Pptme for Vtortn and Or- T So despite |)i;!\"]]!!.'. iV,|! |!|.- one night a week - Saturday - Also 00 the pfO0Mvi, this talented urniipnf hta mu kM0m at S p.a, ¥i be Mar* siei;ins, who emlmiml the 1>1IK*S lit Urttet and and developed an unplugged" set long before either wa.s fashionable, Wlrmar of the top fMte finds time tu phv beii'l'it mneerts. Naunini IntematfcMl VhUn ; including a Mid\ve.t Flood relief COfflttWOOflt VnfMBWCl IS 0OO8W* fund-raiser scheduled for Sunday •rid to b» on* of kwic*'* at the Old Hay Restaurant in New Bmnswick. Winner of tht PaflmW Compe- The band was lurmefi in May of tition * the Aspen Mmte Fes- \K\ lolluwiiit! '!•• l!f!M breakup dl' t^al and the &yim Yoong Artists the Mounds. wj.M tMc up I'd! CompottOon in North Cwoina, opened lor hluis ^ta:: " HI*. The Weepers will perform their trademark "unplugged" blues set Sunday at the Old Bay Winogad has international expe- Km^ind Otis Ki^h i Restaurant In New Brunswick. rience a$ a wWst and cmwtV when they nun.ti iln/ii \:: IN in tin- holds the position of flnt vtamut east coast. While sewm! of the Hounds moved on to new ventures, termed British classieal rock along the lines of Gentle Giant, U.K. and of the American String Quartet, guiUinst-vocalbi Fruhli" 1'Vyc liaip player 'IVip Henderson and slide- Jcthro Tull," he said. "But we never made it out of the cellar, and in which has recorded a t*o-CD lap stool player (i.irv "l.ulo" Amhmsv rlecidcd lo continue on. 1979,1 made a personal decision that I want to piny music and be out set of tha complete string quar- Fighting the onslaught ni new blues bands glutting the market, and then> living it us much as I can, so the drummer, Bill Beck, and I tell tets of Momti schaduW tot a the hand and started a blues band." wanting to rediyovir then roots, the wimp decided to develop an fill iftaasa on the Musical Hen* acoustic set o! vmu;e Mi.-Ms.sippi Delta acoustic blues, which has Doug Conroy, a studio drummer and engineer, and bassist-vocalist tagsMaaisfS isoei helped to distinguish itself from the other hands, most of which were Ralph Andrews round out the Weepers lineup, which will be joined for K pWHsooowt (actwa wi be inspired move by the dn trie ihush nf Stevie Ray Vaunlian than the raw the Old Bay benefit (which FYye helped to organize) by u host of p/an by Gaofgi Mejrtflef Maul recordings nf Robert .Inhnson and Charlie Pulton. regulars on the local blues scene, including former Hound Castle "Our acoustic sd i> pmbnbly our most satisfying," said Frye. "It's Browne (who now has his own band that plays in the area), Blue Plate something that comes from the heart. We had played just full-tilt Special, haipist "Big Nancy," Nick Petti, Doug Snydcr, Johnny Charles, tontrinpniary Oiua^idu inr blues, and that kindagrts old after three and many more. The sasshM wi Inatuda mmkei sets you know, \nA umi.ir-liaipluim. And it's uld that it [the debut of "We've always done as many benefits as we can do," he said. "Every oosipti wd WoitT»atton de-

1 I1M-:I 'I.. in happened at tlir same tune as month, or two months at least, because you get so much out of it. You nveryone lif'inii"1 "'iiipliijw'l" Our first ^was in May, and Clapton's get so much back. And this flood out there on the Mississippi, what Unplugged came nut. I think, alxiut a week prior to that. When we went they've been hit with is unbelievable. nonaw ipr ww uonoin m out, we were uneasy beeause we didn't know if it would be received at "They're a great place to work for because their hearts are in the right all, and since then, everybody s just enjoyed the heck out of anyone's place," Frye said of the Old Bay, "We were fortunate to be involved with tadum « $10. Both may be Ihiit been unplni'ved Clapton didn't want lo released Unplugged be- the benefit |at the Old Bayl for Elijah's Promise, which is a soup putnaaso oy wNrig in wwr* cause he tli'ln•• Mivik :t had any inerit, but it's none on to be one of his kitchen in New Brunswick. It's a neat little club, and the folks are mOflv MCnvUfM biggest seller." always pleasant there." P.O. 9* Frye. 12, has dHmiinl down other musiral roads during his 20-odd 070»,or years of playing m bands, I nil. always eamu back. MISSISSIPPI RWER BLUES BENEFIT Sunday, Scpt.5,9:30 p.m., at the Old Bay 01M. "From '73-7!) I was in a cellar1 band, writing what 1 guess would be restaurant, 61-63 Church St, New Brunswick. Admission $3. (908) 246-3111. Soundings

1 BLACK MUSIC •'.ID, -;: i;l the '..lylo (ounO in ttie of St. Peter by the •Square dance cnller from the sung by baritone Christopher Mole revue. Saturdays, Thurs- BRIDGEWATER MANOR

FESTIVAL AND EXPO hcifui •; njine Free ndmissioiv Sca( performing out ol doors. Catskilts performs w/tlw Walker Trakas w/accompamment by days. Routes 202-206, r Sri--! -y. j. ii.'t.'i •••-•'i COUNTRY MUSIC $20, disc mints Street Band. Admission $5; Glenn Parker, Adults $10, se- BOBBY & MARYS (908) 658-30OO l'^H',tion Hui' FXTRAVAGANZA snentwfs tequirefl, nior citizens and students $8. 318 William St.. Piscatowriy Skip Roberts Quartet, outdoor. J 1 1 l .tl . ''I U.'fllt'f 1 J .!. • j'iit - . noti:>-MiKl^U ,'!! LEON REDDONE THE SAGE BAND (908) 752 3171 Fridays. (00b) 754-7W'l UUfCU.Ti fitnli! blilbit (j'nior SuiKjjy. Sept, 5, H p m Monday, Sept. 6, noon Country music, Tuesdays. Holly Conover, Fnddys, •Featuring appffcir.wf", ^r 200 Atiiurn Or,. Somorsct Scanticon-Ptincelon Oakland Parti Club mix BOURBON STREET CAFE Dob Ingrain, Saturdays. flobin S ("Show Mi; Low? i ma (2011974-0300 Route 1, ttainsbofo Grove Am, Metuchen BIG DADDY'S Old Bay Restaurant Emie Swanson, Tuesdays. •t I'liViru |> tlw I mi i',iiii'i Kir.d (HO9|4'i?-7H0O (DOB) 632H502 253 French St, 61 Church St., New Biunswick CATCH A RISING STAR AJults ill) m IHI ( <;MO/.M. |!l(> Ifn,!^ Hi Kill! •I3kil''iy sirifli'i tKibl known (oi 'Country txind from Centra! New Brunsv. ck (908)246 3111 Hyatt Rogency Hotel vance, $12 at the tlonr: chit wreckers, and S;i#» Admission the Geo commercials' song New Jersey performs in a picnic (908) 249-6131 •Son Lewis, Sept. 3, Route-1. West Windsor dren 12 amt under i'> WO, SI2.50 ( GeiirnHto Kfiow You*). Ad setting Free admission. Country music, Fridays, Sat- •The Weepers, Sept. 4, 5. (609) 987-8018 r BUFFALO HOLLOW PEAPACK POPS Mission %'h\ )U WMTERREISE urdays. •Filthy Rich & The Poor Boys, Headline comedy every night BLUEGRASSBANO Saturday, Sept A, J p.m PAT RUST Sunday, Sept. 12,4 p.m. BIRCH HILJ. NIGHT CLUB Sept. 8, cucept Monday, y, Soot. 11 num I C Sfiiih estate fjiitimlay, Sept. 4, 8 p m Westminster Choir College Houte 9( Old Bridge •The Glues Jumpers, Sept. 9. College night, Sundays and 1 l.iiri'1'.M Hi I , Pcqi.'irl Oilieri Mt'mmial Church Drtstol Chapel, Princeton (908) 536-0650 •Daily Planet (w/Mike Elias), Tuesdays. Church St., Houte \'i'\. Chatham (6091921-2663 Country and Western dance (in Sept, 10, Ladies' night, Thursdays. 1 •in ."ii ! , ul Ihl.' M 27HH. 2BH-972U •Schubert's "Winter Journey," pavilion), Fridays, Saturdays. •ThcVooDudes, Sept. 11, (Please turn to page 9)

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(Continued from |W/> H) CRYAN'S JOHN « PETER'S •Hambone Kelly, Don Haynie/ 20OTalmageAve. •Jnnalfmn SclOfiini thruu.';; (J60 Middlesex Ave, 96 South Main it. Sheryl Samuel, Sept. 3. Bound Brook Sept 5. Mututhtjn New Hope, Pa. •Open stage, Sept. 10, (908) 231-9710 •llnnell H.imnioncl. Si-i.it / K .008) 549-2040 (215) 862-0823 ORPHAN ANNIE'S •Bo Diddley Jr., Johnny • liid>in mike, Mondays. Open jam. Sundays. Main & High, Stanhope ? Doulo 35, Sayrpvilli1 mM/lJ^^ " • f^',v ;••••':. (908) 766-6575 hberty Blues Jam, Tuesdays. Audition night. Wednesdays. (201)347-0458 (9OHI 727-3000 •NfiMoBoOiMo. Sept. 3. Mountain John, Wednesdays. PETEYS SPORTS BAR •Jon Paris Band, Sept. 4. •l'.l).>HiIi (idlllM,. 1)1 :(,l } 1001 West Camplain Rd. i •Blue Sparks, Sept. 5. •HyDIji Hiimpiir«. v S \>l •] Sept. rj. Martville STRESS FACTORY COSTA DEL SOL f;), befit. rJ JUKEBOX EDDIES (908} 725-9340 HyittRtfincy Hotel 600 West Union Avr HILLCREST INN m 39 Houte 22, Green Brook Open-mike night. Wednesdays. 2 Albany St., New Brunswick Rniifvi Qrnok IR9 Awnol St. Avffiel (908) 968-3338 PHEASANTS LANDING (908) 545-4242 Country mubic, Sundays diid AmwellRd., Belle Mead Live comedy Fridays and Sat- Latin dancinj; (sjlsn. Country-music dub Wednesdays. (908) 359-4700 urdays, cumbia), hidays, Country Gold (J..iru1. huloys. MAXWELL'S •First Avenue, Sept, 3, •Al Romas, Sept, 3, 4. iind Suntdiys S;itufd«iys 1039 Washington St. •Down to Earth, Sept. 4. •Bob Nelson, Sept. 17. COURT TAVERN JACK O'CONNOR S Hoboken PLAYPEN LOUNGE TJ.i HIDEAWAY 124 Church St. 1288 Route 22, Bnclgewater (201) 798-4064 Route 35, Sayreville 605 Tompkins Ave. New Brunswick 1908) 725-1500 •Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, 1906) 721-0100 South Plainfield $Hmton,li*tolw$m(in (90«) 545-7265 ivuncn w/Gldilys Hi- Motorola, Sept, 3, Male revue, Fridays, Saturdays. (908) 668-9860 ! Open miko Mownst.'iirs), hnrd- s, Sunday1, w •Sun 60. Swoetwater, Sept 5. RAMAN RIVER CUM •Johnny Charles A The Stin- JASON'S •Royal Trux. Sept. 9. 85 Church St., New Brunswick grays, Sept. 3. Uol> White & Ihe 16J«l F St.. South Bolmm MINSTREL COfFIEHOUSE (908) 545-6110 U.S. 1 FUA MARKET Environmontal Education •Bradford Hayes (sax), Sept. 3, Route 1, New Brunswick Suivomu Couii, Inuivi'i.s. k\m session. Wednesdays Centei, 190 Lord Stirling 4. (908) 846-0900 •jjldrCittus, beiii. J. '(life Hi is, Sept. J, <;. Hd, Basking Ridge •Holhs Donaldson, Sept. 10. •Jeny HattorVDebbie Lynn, •The Barleycorns, Sept. 4. •Ihe Fairianes, Sept, 5. (201) 335-9489 TW ROOSEVELT Sept. 5.

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Sept. 1-3,1993 Fortes Newspapers I G H T L I F E Mark your calendar least at Bono's, both the staff and the regular players seem eager to Bud light? help the novices bring their game •>,'/.• up to speed, 'The whole strategy is getting No, satellite consecutive guesses," said Buonafede, pointing out the bonus NTN, QBI provide scores on the monitor that in- crease with every consecutive play 't ^W^f w I^^^^^^^^P Wf^9 t ^W ^wW interactive thrills correctly predicted, Individuals compete against oth- tilt over America ers in the bar, but there's also a Wil^Wv|^^^^9VM^^P » v^vf v^piH^-w ^^w mi^VV By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN sense of teamwork as the entire group strives to place high in the 9* ti nor* national standings. During breaks heNFLswisonisjust about in the action, your location's score upon us, But iHxjinK a Mon- is ranked against others around Tday morning quaterbackjust the country. isn't enough lor you any- Hit mwn wm PKMQf M Ml VIS 1 Most locations don't charge their mure, you uin now prove well you patrons for the game - at $700 ane know the game as it /mp/wi.s, per month, it's cheaper that book- thanks to the National Trivia Net- ing a band for one night, yet pro- a itahsf" oooUe monitor, work, which oilers interactive vides non-stop entertainment. games via satellite to taverns, ho- Former football coach and broadcaster Hank Stram strves at Bono's, in fact, awards a beer mug entf • "mm 9m ette* op- tels and other venues throughout an unofficial host for QB1, one of the Interactive games offered to the winner of each game, a prize the United States and Canada. to taverns by the National Trivia Network. that many regulars seem to covet, The most popular of the NTN given the number of friendly rival- of • eQiiut fseturinf slnpv YD* services is QBI, which allows patrons to predict the plays of NFL games ries that revealed themselves during a recent Monday night game. Dan Sundays and Monday nights. NTN also offers trivia and other spoils Addonizio of Neschanic Station, for instance, claimed to be Bono's 1993 \^^t games, beaming out roughly 11 hours of interactive entertainment a Super Bowl champion. we day, seven days ;i wwk. "Only because I wasn't here," shot back another regular, who identi- Bono's, a c uintiii liililr, friendly spoils bar and grill on Old York Rond fied himself only as Mark, in BridgewatiT. is now m its second year of participating in the QBI The monitors even egg the crowd on, congratulating players for risky ^^V f^WWW Wi^^^ w*w w^^KW network, So for.th e ivspnn.se has been extremely psitive. payoffs or when they take over the lead. "Us di'linitrK turn "oud for business.*' said Joe Buunafcdc1, who co- Other locations in the area, like Ebbet's in Whitchouse Station, have Men m MM owns the bar along with his father, Hoger. "It's a lot of fun and people more action on the trivia network than for QBI, but whatever game you really go nuts with ii" choose, it's a uniquely interactive experience on two levels - not only And it's really rasy lo play, too. The locations offering NTN arc it* Oessums we eMMs tor does it link you up with people all over North America, it also gives you wi panm in ei w* equipped with a satellite link and television monitors that prompt the a chance to meet new people right where you are. et HIT on HMS 202 players, who arc niuipped with small, cordless remote terminals, with "It's a very nice ice-breaker," said John Manikas, marketing director questions or insiniclirms. In QI.il, you are instructed to enter what kind for the Radisson Hotel Somerset, which enjoys a good trade with both and • oortlnuow *uttle of play you think the offense will run. Choices can be as simple as run NTN trivia and QBI in its Charades lounge. "That's why we put it in. It or pass, altliuuiih the more specific your guess;, the more points you can can be a very personal experience or you can get together with a group win. Correcily rhoos<> a deep pass, or better yet, a deep pass to the left of fx>ople and team up against thousands of others playing all over the 19ii iti) dels is Monday. For or the right, and you increase your score. country at the exact same time." mops inwftetlon* eel (201) You don't have to know all the intricacies of the game lo play, but the For more information on QBI or NTN, call Bono's at (908) 685-9502, . more you play, the more you learn how the system pays off. And at Ebbet's at (908) 5344611 or the Radisson at (908) 469-2600. Happenings

CAOWAUDER HEIGHTS FRIENDS OF THE ARTS HARVEST OF HOPE KENILWORTN Broad St., fled Bank Route 513, Cfiester •All-breed dog show and ooe- HOUSE TOUR South Piamfield Kjngs Road Vineyard ART ASSOCIATION (908) 996-3036 (906) 832-7407. dience trial, starting 9 a.m, Middle School Route 579, Asbuty Harding School •Held near the Count Basle •Dog show and obedience trial (6091 394-SS64 Sept. 5, Admission (3, dis- Pinmfieict Ave.. Souih Piamfield (908) 788-8570 426 Boulevard, Kenilworth Theatre and railroad station, 11 for all breeds, starting 8 a.m. •lour of leu Homo1, in n p»t counts available. t (908) 5G1-916I. 753-4422 •Tours of the wrwty, plus (908) 241-0221 a.m,-6 p.m. Sept. 12. Ruin Sept. 6, Adults $2, children $1. Oftant fictghboftiocul, nuon-fi •Sixth annual funed art show, games for children, 11 a.m.-5 •26th annual art show on the data Sept. 26. Free admission. •OMtMCT HILLS VICTORIAN DAYS p.m. Sept. 11, Tour leaves 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sepl. 12. Free p.m. Sept, 12. Admission $5, baseball field. 9 a.m,-5:30 SANDY HOOK SHORE KENNEL CLUB Belvidere from CailwaladefAshui,' Lhttwl discounts available. p.m. Sept. 12. Rain dates HERITAGE FESTIVAL North Branch Park (908)475-3671.475-2176 GERMAN FESTIVAL HOBBYCON EAST Sept. 19, 26, Free admission. Fort Hancock MilltownRd., Branchburg S5 •necfeation of 19th-century Catden Stale Arts Cenier Exposition Hall UONS CLUB FLEA MARKET Route 36, Sandy Hook (908) 647-3027. 356-9028 ClARK STAMP, COIN life in the Warren County suatj Rjint.'in Center, E(fir,oii Route 206, Chester (908) 872-0115 •The club's 59lh annual dog AND BASEBALL CARD SHOW L«it 110, 19081 741-7B1H iWH) 879-4408 •Seafood and sea-related ins- show for all breeds, B a.m.-5 9 a.m.-5 p.m, Sept. 11, noo't Howard Johnson moiei •Model riiilroads. RC whitiL">, •With proceeds going to those lory, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept, 11, p.m. Sept. 11. Free admission. 4 p.m. Sept. 12. Free admis- Glitter Stntt* P.-irU..-^ •VllrjlC i«.U CUlUlM) uf Oi'ljf and rcliitecl liodmci, 10 J m -fi in r11»(,'(], 9 ,i ID,-5 p.m. Sunday 12. Free admission. STAMP, POSTCARD, sion for most events; Iwuse Exii 135. OarK f ••'.n'^ritr. •!JHmpi9 M ii m p.m. SfJiil 11, llKi.rn - ip m tMroufth Oct. 31. fiee admis- SCANDINAVIAN FEST AND DASEOAU CARD COLLEC- tour $8 in advance, $10 djy 1008) 2^T-1OQ3 oi'f't 12 StfJiw sluiw SJfv Sept \7 Aflulf, J7.5O. chil sion Vaw Piirk TORS OPEN HOUSE •Monthly show anil MIC lo 11? mil $3. Cvunl. iiren M and unfit;? dw N.j. SHEEP DOG TRIALS Wolfe Rri., Dudd lake a.m.'1:30 p.m. Sept. 5 hv- GflEATER NEW JERSEY WATERLOO ARTS JEWISH RENAISSANCE FAIR f oMl'HiL'Ifls O08) 'M 8100 38 Ndftli Mdin St , Motown admission. MUSIC COLLECTORS EXPO Colleen uf KaiHliinj Rd, Miimstown •Cultun1 from Dcnniijik, I in (W8) 2-17 Kl'.m AND CRARS FESTIVAL FIRST MONDAY Itwi't '^'jjcii'iy Hnici '.'ill) i.H\ !f,,VS I .it W,iti:rk.,(i BASEDALl CARD AUCTION iiny SI . Now [li.fv^virh !j*i'fii'Fi. 10 ii.ni. 9 |) rn Si'pi 10 ;i m A p in licji). 1.) | r Forge Inn [ I HO t Ait '."), SI,irih(j(»(• 3 31 7-150 •|iv:!ii(liii|> ,ni Oli) World '.Mi.'f HH'IF \\\i {»,, st jrlii'.f, 10 ,i m ri Adull1. %, children

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Sept. 1-3,1993 Forties Newspapers WeafcendPhis 11 0 Video rewind Mel the director There is a good side to The Man Without a Face' By JEFFREY COHEN WteetendP/us Film Critic el Gibson has made the seemingly inevitable leap into directing with Ttie M Man Without a Pace and although he refjortcdly didn't want to, he stars in the film as well. If only he'd written it, there might be something there. Set in 1968 (for some reason), the story revolves around Chuck Norstadt (Nick Stahl). a boy living Mel Gibson plays a bitter, deformed recluse who forms a teacher-student relationship with a with his mother (Margaret Whit- young boy (played by Nick Stahl) in Tihe Man Without a Face, which also marks the Lethal ton) two sisters (Fay Masterson, Weapon stars directorial debut. Gaby Hoffman), and a parade of Qsjav m nan on np stepfathers, the latest of whom is played by Richard Masur. Poets Society story can survive a little predictability and sentimentality, Chuck's problem is that his mother and sisters are one-dimensional But director Gibson has let his screenwriter, Malcolm MacRury (based Wi WWHH ww MP ™B VJIMW* ™ cliches rather than characters, and so he wants out. For some reason, he on the novel by IsabeUe Holland), off too easy, The only real people in wants out to a military academy, but why ask questions? Now, the plot this movie are Chuck and McLeod, and everybody else is such a thins: Chuck needs to pass a tough entrance exam to get into the cardboard cutout that they seem to be dropping in from another sound- academy of his dreams, so he enlists the help of Justin McLeod (Gib- stage to visit Mel's set. son), a former schoolteacher who was hideously disfigured in a car crash The mother is essentially a middle-aged sexpot caricature, the older years ago and now lives as as hermit in a house on a hill overlooking 7 daughter starting to follow in mom's footsteps and a is preposterously the sea. Getting the point yet obnoxious teenager to boot, and the younger daughter one of those Toe 10 McLeod, bitter and unsmiling, reluctantly begins to tutor Chuck in precocious-beyond-her-years types who wore out their welcome on sit- Latin, literature, and geometry, so far as we can tell. He is a feared coms 20 years ago. The new stepdad is an academic-hippie type, railing video rentals presence in the small New England town where Chuck lives, despite his on about the abuses of the Nixon administration and made to look never doing anything but acting a little aloof and having a face obvi- foolish. As if the Nixon administration had made this movie. (Come to ously ravaged by fire. In short, he's an outcast in his own mind who think of it, a kid who wants to go to a military academy during the eventually has managed to convince everyone else that he's an outcast, Vietnam War...nan.) too. Well, guess what. Ihe two form a special friendship that transcends Yes, the central relationship is between teacher and student, but if the the teacher-student relationship and help each other with their emo- other characters aren't believable, Chuck's motivation is diminished and tional problems. You didn't see that coming, did you? And just when the story is weakened. And once McLeod warms to the boy, he becomes f» so cute and cuddly even the makeup Gibson wears on half his face they seem about as idyllic as you can get in a film with no music video A |^^^^^^ sequence, blind prejudice real's its ugly head and they are torn apart. (making him look like Ted Danson in burn makeup) threatens to fall off But not before Gibson gets to recite in Latin and perform soliloquies and crack. frofffTfte Merchant of Venice gust to drive the point home with a It's all overbaked nonsense, but Gibson directs with enough show- jackhammer, he actually drags out the old "do we not bleed" chestnut). manship as to make it watchable and even evoke a few emotions, albeit It's not a problem that every single plot point can be spotted from a synthetic ones. He's not a bad director, and an underrated actor. If he house on a hill five miles away. This Phantvm of the Opero-meets-Dead finds himself a writer, next time maybe he'll make a good movie. Film capsules

Capsule reviews Burnley, Holly Hunter, Gary in this ttiiillingrjitVscrt'en adap- supposed to tw the fourth, by WMfctndPlui staff FORTRESS Husoy and Jean Tnpplohorn tion of the popular 60s televi- HOCUS POCUS which was released in 1984, Quids: CONEHEAOS (fjj.sic Insfincl). Directed by sion series. With Tommy Leo •Dette Midler, Kathy Hits is the ninth. Just say no. f - Rftcommendsd •lido Aykrtiyd and J,ifip Sydney Pollack I Our of" Africa). Jones [JFK, Under S/ege).(PG- (Sister Acf) and Sarafi Jessica (HI - - Strongly recommended ii;in wf.u must Wte tun child reprise their SafuftJay 13) Parkef (Honey/noon in Vegas) ''(]•" fi rioa':iiv co'iiputL'f con ch r(jir*s in this comt'rty frvi- star in this failed caniedy J'J a JURASSIC PARK (rolling ,i fulniistic society (R| OPENING THIS WEEK ahoui mib&iie-headed FREE WILLY HARD TARGET trio of comic witcties mahinft a 1 i .-Steven Spielberg's summer nitons whd hprr)iTu» stmndert in •HomHi'sr, younp boy forms an •Jean-Claude Van Damme comebock alter a 300-year ab- KAUFORNIA blockbuster centered around an lOXING HEUNA Patnmus A culfi ICIIM unlikfl/ friendship with ;i killer hides Ins accent once again in sonce, (PG) •Thriller .itiaut an innocent <.GU island itu'me park featuring real •Biurre, controversial W.UK w!\y lou f.ir. hut it wluiif! Jt ;tn adventure parh, New Orleans, where he strug- pie i\ho honh 'jpwitti ("i fTIIjrctor dinosaurs icioncti from prehis- comedy about a mar f juii.='• Ms;.] (PA furinv niLiini.'ntS (POi evil plans for the beast gles to bust a band of sadistic IN THE LINE OF FIRE Ml) ,vfl N1, toric DNA( that begin to run Sanos) who cuts off the h^m an even more unlikely hunters who employ homeless •Clint tastwood stjrs as mi B Ipwiti for ,in amok on their creators. Big- ola woman fS^fifilyn fp'Kij t'i THE FIRM esiupe. NewcorTier Jason velL'rans OS their prey, (R) afjing Secret Service man, i •••.)•-,., V rr.,-|(1 I'm '?: budget effects and an all star force henobedepf'tit'it u- i/ Tnin Our* I'.Uus HI tins k>ti|; JaiMCj Richtcr sijrs wlh Lon iviuntud hy Ins liiiluie lo pro- him. Directed by Jennifc but intriguing film adaption of Petty IA teacup of Their Own, HEART AND SOULS tect Jf-K, but determined not to cast teatunnp, Jeff Goldblum Lynch, daughter o< Daviri 1,M;* CURRKNT FILMS the John Onsham hoslsellcr hi, Mirluiel Madsen •(tor nominee Rotten let a psychopath (John Malknv- (Hie Hy), Laura Dorn (Wild at {Blue Vetef, Tw/n Pea**1;) iP at>out m tvy League law school DOJJS). (PCI Downey, Jr. {Chaplin) stars in ich) kill tho tuiient piusident. Heart), Sam Nuill and director ANOTHER STAKEOUT grail who accepts a l-ivtsfi o^er tins comic fantasy about a man (H) Iktiaid AltonliorouRh, (PG-13) CALENOAR GIRL •!)"«• it'i t'1 liie 'TiotJuitU- from j small, but war.'tth/pM OAH l loirr, in,in HdlHolbfOOl-. Wllfmfi ronvicted of mufderinp, his WIIP, on earth. (PGI3) fraudulent fright scries was (Please turn to pafio 13)

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(Continued from page 52) THE METEOR MAN NEEDFUL THINGS RISING SUN chard Lewis and Tracey Ullman. a garden, (G) touching drama aboul a boy •Robert Townsend (TheHo/- •The latest adaption of a Ste- •Sean Connery and Wesley Not Brook's best work, a lot of SO I MARRIED who bonds with a rccbsivr ty\w)Dd VnjfflH) directs and phen King novel concerns vio- Snipes (Passenger 57) team up fun nonetheless. (PG-13) SLEEHESS IN SEATTLE AN AXE MURDERER stranger with a defoimert (ace. stars m this silly comedy about lent changes in the New Eng- as detectives who travel to •Tom Hanks (dig! and Meg •Mike Myers (Wayne's WcvW) (PG-13) a schoolteacher who develops Japan to investigate the murtor SEARCHING FOR Ryan (When Marry Met Salty) stars as a confirmed bachelor super powers after a close en- land town of Castle Rock after of a woman in the Los Angeles •ONY FISCHER star in this summer romance who falls for a mysterious MANHATTAN MURDER counter with a meteor. (PG) a mysterious stranger opens an offices of a large Japanese cor- •Based on a true story, a father about strangers who manage to beauty (Nancy Travis), with the MYSTERY antique shop. Starring Mai Von poration, Predictable and unbe- pushes his son to be a cham- find each other despite being comic complications suggested * Woody Atlen de-emphas^es MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Sydow {The Exonist), Ed Hams heveaWe at the same time, but pion when he demonstrates an separated by an entire conti- by the title. (PG-13). romantic enlargements (hmm, • Kenneth ttrunagh IHemy V, (The Abyss) and Bonnie Bedelia engaging stars manage to keep uncanny ability at chess. With nent. (PG) wonder why?) for the first time Dmd Again) directs and stars (Die Hard). (R) it afloat. (R) Joe mantegna, Laurence Fish- In a while to present a good m this latest adaption of the burne, Joan Atlen and Ben SON OF THE PINK PANTHER SURFNtNMS •Ernie Reyes, Jr. (Tee/me Mu- old-fashioned comedy about a Shakespeare comedy with his ONLY THI $mm ROMN HOOD; MEN INTOHTS Kintfsey. (PG) •Italian comedian Roberto Be- couple (Allen, Diane Keatom wife, recent Oscar-winner ^Errol Flynn and Kevin Cost- nigni inherits the slapstick lega- tant Nlnja Turtles), Rob Schr*- •An ex-Manne helps a group of who become ohsessed with the tmmn (hompson (Howard's rwr's vertions of the Sherwood THC SECRET GARDEN cy of Peter Sellers as Inspector rier (Home A/oneff, Saturda y death of a neighbor. Witii An- End). Also with Denzel Wash- inner-city kids resist gang vio- Forest legend both get the Mel •Maggie Smith stards in screen Clouseau, Jr. With original Pink Ni&tLM) and Leslie mm in gelica Huston and Alan Akia. tngton, Michael Keaton and lence by teaching martial arts. Brooks treatment, with a cast adaption of Frances Hodgson Panther alumnus Herbert Lorn a comic sendup off martial arts (PG) Keunu Reeves. (PG-13) that Includes Cary Elwes (T/)e Burnett's novel about three and Claudia Cardinale as movies. More for kids than Princess flrtoe}, comedian Ri- lonely children who rehabilitate Clouseau's mother. (PG) Bruce Lee fans. (PG) Rutgers Co-op film festivals continue on and off campus ByWIWAMWESTHOVEN downtown hub City on a perma- Wteetenc/P/i/s Editor nent basis. oth "art films" anil "the art The "Fall By Night" series, of film" will bcthr deep which will take place Sundays be- focus of the KutRci's Film ginning Sept. 19, opens with Vi- BCoop and the New Jersey sions of Light a documentary cel- Media Arts Center, which will ebrating the art of the film by present two big-seraTI U-stivals spotlighting the world's grettett this fall. cinematographers as they discuss On campus, "Potpourri" is the their craft. Described as a That's theme of the fall film program at Entertainment! for cinematogra- Rutgers, which will take place Fri- phy, the film was a hit at last day evenings at Milli'dolor Hall on year's New York Festival and will the College Avenue campus in finally make its Central Jersey New Brunswick. It kicks off with a premiere here. bang on Sept. 10 with Hmr/icr'.s Features on the schedule in- Keeper, the highly-iicdainuxl 1992 clude several restoration prints documentary ahoul four rldery and anniversary screenings, in- brothers living together in rural cluding the 50th anniversary re- upstate New York, one < if whom is stored print of Citizen Kane, which accused of murdering {mother. Un- will be shown along with Visions justly ignored by the Oscars, it was of Light; the 25th anniversary honored with several awards Irani screening of the landmark science the New York Film Cm ir:; Curie, fiction classic 2001: A Space Odys- the National Board of Review and sey (Sept. 26); and David Lean's the Sundance Film Festival. "director's cut" of Lawrence of The following Friday, Sept. 17, Arabia {Oct. 17). Hoboken's ethnic blue collar com- "Fall By Night" breaks "camp" munity, and the invasion of it by on Halloween night with a trio of greedy developers who displaced 3-D "classics" from the '50s - The many of the area's poor and eld- Creature From the Black Lagoon, erly, is the subject nf the docu- It! The Terror From Beyond Space mentary Detivervd Vmwit. which This production Image from Cam/We is part of the documentary Visions of Light, which kicks off ^dHouse of Wax If vou cm*ige t will be screened along with an ap- the Rutgers Film Co-op's "Fall By Night" fall film festival Sept. 19 at the State Theatre in New mtlJ the HaUowecn screening of pearance by its director. Nnra .la- Brunswick. The double feature also includes a screening of a restored print of Citizen Kant. The Phantom of the Opera at Rut- cobson. gers Kirkpatrick Chapel - or even Other highlights include Alfred Hitchcock's classic Rear Award for best foreign film in 1969. if you can - this is an event that should not be missed Window (Oct. 15); iVr/onjiaiitvtOtt 29) director Nicholas OIT campus in New Brunswick, the Coop's "Hot Nights, Both series are curated by Co-op director Al Nigrin, who ROCK'S 1S70 thriller ;ih(nil ;i lu^iuvi Sliding ntil wilh a rock Cool Cinema" series at the State Theatre was so successful has mounted a personal crusade to make sure that the 'n' roller, played by a still ynuuv, Mtck JagKer. who steals this past summer - drawing an average of 550 patrons to cinema is part of the rcitalized New Brunswick cultural the show with Ins pi'iinniuiiri'ii! "Mcinu !

SopJ. 17 Oct. 22 Nov. 19 bers. For more Information, call Derek Jjrrtian. - 1960 POTI'OURKI KALI, (honch, sutjntiefl), 106 mm • [•ici].f"ril V.ir.r" l''!'V •Hiint'fi! MHI.1H:(.»> fiO'' ••-' 19CP (Krencti, subtiUfdl. (90S) 932B482, 1971 127 nun. Director; Costa 115 nun. Oirecto' Uei" \ia\Xjti' (l')4'1, 26 nun.) and Gavras. •el (nl NtiM J(J(.Qt)SOn >Uvn!we W,i/g,)chp (1945, 3 Sept. 19 Bertolucci. \9U (French, subtitled), Films screened on Fridays he Snpl. 24 nun.) Dirt'Ctor; Alfred Hitch- Dec, 3 •Visions or* Light 1992 (Doc- Oct. 10 117 mm Director: Alain ginning 7 p.m. at Millennia • :••.' Nesf lf)79 7ri cock. umentary), 90 mm. Director; •American Dream 19P1 subtitlorl), 77 mm Director: V, Hall Room 100, Collect1 Avnnw? "ii iJucclnr [H'M'k i,vni,)'> Oct. 29 Arnold Glassmitn. Cnwen K,ine> fDocurTicntiiry), 100 mm 0- Oct, 31 Krishlofich. ( r 13>11, 120 mm Onoctot rector Uaihiirii Hopple i*fi l )7l). !fl ) •Crvnhirc From the Black la Orson Wollpii attend ^crwntn^i /Mridm,! D<: Brunswick. Admission S3; 12 * rnin, ptrcctof Nicholas Roep, 1954 (3-D), 79 mtn 1 KALI. BY NIGHT Sept. 26 cepUon 1992 iPocum(>r HIIIJJITS Film Cn ii|i momliris •' i "•>•' [JUi'it- • Mn 1! ,i ''cut Nov. 5 oi J.ich Arnold IV The COO] A Snare Odyssey tiirv). 95 mm Dirertoi Hrvt\iM Idi niiife irtfonrwilimi, c.ill (908) Oct. B KILM FESTIVAL horn Beyond Space - 1 1968, 139 mm Dnector; SUm- Trent 932-8482. •/,"(' M.ifc'i /iir'urv (j'' 195H, (301. 80 mm. Director; 199! 7n f Aki Kn Dims screenod Sundays be- luy Kubrick (Stveciat Guest Oct. 17 1BAJ. •Ldrt'pnct1 0' Afjfiu I1 ti'].1 l,Kk Arnold fft«JS Lii rficlnr; Andif! [iMoth (3Dpasses 'i1rviimf>iit,irvl. KM mm Hi • Ifrvir IVrfiifniv H)5'1 IK1 iRrnrh, suhiHlntl), 10? mm New Brunswick, Admission $7, 1993 (Pocu- nun Owctnr Oct. 24 ,ivtnl

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THE ART MUSEUM (201) 538-2404 I through Friday from 8:30 a.m.- cepl wheio indicatetl). Princeton University Gjroi'ris open every day from 5 p.m. •"Livingon ttie Edge," photo (609) 258-3788 duwn until dusk. Historical mu- •New Jersey Prinlmakmg Coun- p/aphs by Helen Stummcr. Tuesday through Saturday from seum open Thursday and Sun- cil members' show, through through Sept. 23, 10 j.ni • !} |) ni, Sunday tron> day from 1-4 pm. Adults $3, Oct. 22, 1' Iriu Joyful Spirit" martfiom 1-5 p.m. Fruti admission, lours senior citizens and students B. BEAMESDERFER GALLERY Haiti, Sept. 12-Oct. 25. Re- 6 North Second Ave. of museum highlights Saturday $2. ception from 2-5 p.m. Sept. Highland Park at 2 p.m. Western European MAIN STREET 12; lecture by Scldcn Hodman ANTIQUE CENTER (908) 249-G971 paintings, sculpture and deco- at 3 p.m. Sept. 12. Non- rative art from 19th and 20th 148 MamSt., Ffemmgton Monday through Friday from 10 member admission $1. centuries; also pre-Columbian (908) 788-6767 a,m,-6 p.m., Saturday from 10 NJ. DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN art and art of tho America. Antiques and collectibles from a.m.-5 p.m, 65 Church St., New Urunswick •Photographs from the pemu- two centuries. Daily (except •Landscapes by Robert Moylan, nent collection, througfi Sept. Tuesday) from 10 a.rrv5 p.m. through Oct. 9, Reception from (908) 246 4066 12. Free admission, 1-5 p.m, Sept. 12. Monday through Satuitlay Irom •Photographs by Hay K Mil; METIAR HOUSE BARftON ARTS CENTER noon-6 p.m. ker, through Sept. 12. 1231 Rive/ Rd., Piscataway 582 Rahway Ave., Woodbridfju •Exhibit of paper and book arts. •Photographs from 19tti- (908) 463-8363 (908) 634.0413 Sept 11-Oct. 30. Reception century England, through Sept. Piscataway Township historic Monday through Fnday from from *1-6 p.m. Sept. 18. 12. museum, with permanent exhi- 10;30a,m.-3:30p,m,, Sunday QUIETUDE GARDEN GALLERY •"Goddess and Polts: Ilie Pan- bition o( life m the town's early from 2-4 p.m. Donation, 2 , Mtidisnn emeritus Snmtiel Miller. rmsbion. counts available. Ctiflpi'l Dr., NL-W Urunswitk Woikshop willi invention', ut t nntiisy caMlo, a 50*. firf* on (201) 593-H53? ihrou^i Sept.r > PRALLSVIU.E MILLS •Hc-ennctmerit of Civil War bat (908) 932-7591 lhomasAlvdEiWui. Open i\\ne, tind nifireeAtuhits for kids Open during lihrdry hours. •"Kland Mosaic1 Ihn Arts of RoirtP 20, Stockton ties, Sept, 4, 5. Monday through Friday Irom 9 everyday from 9 a -101r. •'Mm an and African-centered (UOHI M'j-U.ir". I'.uduitev r.c|)t. 7 Get 1. •luri'l'd MHKJ vt.",v'i\ l)y ui S'Tjt. JO-26. Ci'tntfe WiJShin(jton"5 htMd- 1 WARNER-LAMBERT 1201)320-7645 wi-ek'ful, Sept. 4, 5. Roopons SL'pt fi. (i.i'lt.-ry l.ivir Slrvrn levino, tlmiufji Oct. 17. REEVfS REED ARBORETUM i|ijjrters when he wns sLitionwl Living hlitoriCdl f |i in., S JM(I,I. urday (also Sept. f>) fmni 10 !)w:. 1.!. 'i.nilcns ojit'ii diiily Irom rl.ivji Ailtnci',--!!!! I',, i!i'i..uii'.!, ,i,,\« 1" • • / •»i • jHvr'i1 • r n n| ciply Wit West liMIP St.. l r f'liFIl r 1 r 3 • 1 r! r, j, i|| I r|T ,|(| a.m. b p.m., Sundiiyliu'r ] > •"Mi>[M>i'.|', tf-l'i Arii lent l|';,p) I" luM |)(')V.lr,')liini ft'qiiiK'tl 1 ' " 'J.i'IV 111 ,irl I), LUtiid lhi: huusi' Hi the AHi.,t l\i nnvjiiiri p.m. Admission $4 tyr t.jrm i; li!/ Irmn I'.i-ll.ly1" '.I'll '- ()il. \W,;;:ii.h ,\>K\ Willutn Stutrn, ' •it'll '' It'll:!,!1,'-, [>!•! I'lllH! met Willows ii'Si:li"-i i' i'('• .i 1 •Mt;,f|' Cr.l/.ii'ltl ';(' \•')-,',• h-ill THOMAS WARNE MUSEUM ! 'I t> tM >i -I'i |) "i . , ', jfl< |L|y Illllll 10 !tn.'-,) Ji Sept. J.I 1 1 Illl1 l'.|-nil •[, rj'nl," (.IT jitn, ., t-.iMTi alont*; (liiLiniM!', ,j,,tMtir noon-'i |i M, Irtr iiunu'/ii'if l'i<,,'. 111 WIMt'T , i I ifl V|i! I'niiti' Mil, U!il lifnljll! "t Mullein jiu'.U'is fiuni tt.i.' •How cuter isprw,cd. \j[> •i ij'Jil ' (Jiri'.lruclMH'.1,, " itni'd Ili-'ll t tldi[,c ,ll .(i AlWHAi. 11 l.osl i.7 l'.i (fK-l'iM)',, Srp! ri Hi» in r through J.muif/ iyfj(|. p.m. Sunday from Sept. >Oct. itif*. DR.WIUIAM ROBINSON ArtifJi.t'j tliiu I'/'fi-dlujj ul Okl NABISCO GALLERY Planetariums 1 1 !| " A VI •. 111' •• f 1' r ( 'it ;'- t .f firi;!) )- 'IT M li"lr,(n'l Ir--,M'',''-;i Jt • '< > ' :•. i " N,|'hi PI ANTATION MOUSC ; H .rr Hil., l-r>! H.c. •.- t

Hii' .]-,i-'.,r ,• iiiii i- (Liili-r,, l ( 1 ! : •>'i i M,iil.'.-ni Mill Hi] , I I,,if "|n fi \ .!"l"-<",!l,i i Iriiln l .-tl 1 I'" '. • • fA' '('. ) f ( •Tribute to MIR", [)\HS . ,i (..r •t'tmlni'Mph'. It, w iMii>p- |ihn IhmuiVi Jimc :iO. l )n,l ,1 in noun ,i[Kl thi; fust 'iiiiuiii/ 0|icn lo (hi' piilili! f.-i-iy ill, OREYfUSS PLANtTAniUM of Mornstown, ttuc, ,r'. 11, i -, • A[i,,i;.-,i,i in M,!i"v,11y V ip!/j !\U 1. f-fitLiiy Idliiihu ,',i' [Jin,! nf !-,uM rii.srI'M Inirii 1 •', |i ni Irnm r:riii;i •] p m f nv ,i,t k Musuiim He-enactment uf «*>. UV.HUM K- In Ui." pii'.tiT., b, I'oltri, JI.:; k >!ili' , li!jiii IVfj, 1 >',h.l! OIU.(; '.Vtl'i i.l |llel!ltiitml! nH'jMiji). 4'i iVii'.tiint'.tiin SI , Nuviiirk at 1:30 p.m. Sept. 12 ltiiou|',ti \[M thu lust bundoy ot CMUI •' F rf.h IVr.pt.'t tt.es' hy Ua:. ll'Ul) S'lf, fif.ll •' ! Cl'intur, Uiuiri-.. ' AriK.TK ,in IMdiilh (ifjiii 1 4 |) ni I KM' ,ll 1 1 GREAT SWAMP OUTDOOH Galleries Jfi'ify lin',h M.lmol Mini' ! t ,, Adult', U. (hildicn iiiuif.'l 1? EDUCATION CENTER " Uiciini Sitij'^is, 'jtory It'lltr, 11101117 limit c ijl'iiiuil tirnc'j to iTii'.iMon thnmnh lit'pt. 'J 1 1 f f 247 Southum Hlvti . ( imtKi'-i An Aim .m-Aiinvium ('rrsHiu , th« Civil War, liM(jui;li l ) )'. SE70N HALL NEW JERSEYCENTEH $/ (201) 635-6G29 tlHiJunh March 'M, T/J.1 OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM UNIVERSITY MUSEUM FOR VISUAL ARTS •"M.il'jL Sky, ' 1 m\ 3 [i m. "Indian Ways wuckeni >iw,\ NEWARK MUSEUM f-dliy Hiill, South OfanUt' ATRIUM ART GALLERY 68 Dm St., Sunn nil Siitmd.iy iiru) Sundiiy ht'i;tnmn|i the Lenape tribe lived). li» ni 49 Washington bl., Newark (CO!)) U9G-177C (201) 761-9543 Morris County Administration (908) 273-0121 5f(rt 11 Sent. 4,5. MiDwinp, Me in Nfiv Ji!f',cy riin- Monrijiy tluoujjli f ntljy lioin 9 and Records Building Monday thioutfti f inlay Imm •HII> WiMlhor Miithino," 2 1 MACCULLOCM MALI '.Vf'il'if ,r|,i, tl'lliUJIM ', |ll(i,|, Y t':f Ui'.nlittidrMiy VViir .i "i H p ni , 5jtunliiy Irom 9 Court St, Mornstown noon-4 p m.( Saturday iinrl iind '1 p in. Saturday ;»ni| Sun 45 Maccuiloch Aw Itn'ii n()!in 'i)) m f ((.'(> ;ii]. li.ii".il,iy lliroui',11 btiluidiiy (ri;m ii.ni.-4 p.m. Free admission (201) 2B6 0015,691034b Sunday from ?-

14 Weekend Plus I ortos Newspapers Sept. 1-3,1993 VtootondPl Singles

bRANOIS DANCE THEATRE •Candlelight dance at Creations (ages 35-55) Sept. 5, Cost $9; jacket re- •Open dance at Liberties, Sher- door. SOLO SINGLES 'Wfil m 4605, /53-23OO restaurant, Madison, 8 p.m. (908)925-3845 quired. aton hotel, Iselin, 8:30 p.m. SINGLE FRIENDS {ages 40-older) •liiiltroom and Latin dnncmgat Sundays. Cost $6; jacket re- •Dinner at Plaza Diner, Edison, NEVER MARRIED SINGLES Sept. 5. New-member orienta- (a*«t 35-older) (908) 766-1839: 7-9 p.m. Hicorhet Hcollli and Hiicquoi quired, 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays. (Htt 25-35) tion at 7:30 p.m. Members $6, (908) 704-1962 •Bridge al Central Presbyterian Club. South Plainfieid, 9pm CROSSROADS MASH (908) 249-8100 non-members $8. •Dance at Bacar's, Quality Inn, Church, Summit, 7 p.m. Sun- Ffirtilys. Cost $5

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1007 M-Mto A ei 60 plus is part vf Forbes NevtPtipett' Introduction!, it h intended for me by people looking for other people with CMMAQI PLAVEM whom to eitablnh retatiomhips. For mart information Wj'rt looking (or cribbage players Inttrtsltd In form- please call 1-800-M-W5. ing • group to promote regularly scheduled games In LINEAR DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE we'll send the flowers! tha flfldgewater/Somerville area. Calt ext. 4227 Late 50 s, active, employed, seeking ilnglt dtvorctd Gtmt P/jryrn & Hobbyim ti pan of Forbti Newpapirt' white ftmalt (linear only) in Motuchen or Edison, Each week someone who Introduction*, It It is is inttndtd inttndtd forfor m mee by by people people lookiniforlookinifor but not confined to thai aron Interested in fitness otherh peoplel withih whomh in /'//(r y jjiiwi or enjoyj llobvies.llbi exercising, crafts, flea marketing, day excursions, places a FREE Introductions Fai more information ptmi- mil l-HQQ'W-94$$, movies, local theater and general socializing. Please cat! Exl, 4300. ad will win a beautiful 1009 PETITE WARM ATTRACTIVE bouquet of Summer flowers intelligent, a lot of fun to be with. Very sweet widow compliments of Floral Jewish female in my sixties. Communication is very Important. Desires single Widower male, Jewish, 60- Dimensions. Send the 73, physically mentally healthy(?) sincere, with a flowers* to someone you meet sense of humor. Likes theatre, traveling to each enjoy HI, SINQU WHITE FEMALE each others company (and misery), I live In Hudson or reward yourself for trying 52, has worked hard, and taking an early retirement County, EMI. 3616. (to smell the roses), t am slim, attractive, personable, Introductions. and easy gofng-adventuroui and affectionate ea IINIOft WHITE MALE well. Would like to enhance your lite and mine. Want to talk over aging sex, good living, for friendship or to travel but not alone. Respond to Ext. 4483. more wrth in affectionate, well-educated, older It- Introductions is the best way THIS AOVUmiM HAS ALSO CMOMN TO M- milt, please oil ext.4298 CIIVI MAIL MJASI UNO LITTW AND PHOTO to meet people In Central TO: HfTMDUCTWNt SOX 4413, NMMS M1WS- IINOU WMTTI WtDOWID FtMAU- PAPtWt, PO SOX W, tOMCWVIllE, MJ OStTI. 70, interested in SWM, 65-70, who likes slow New Jersey. Whether you dancing, but trips, picnics, movies, etc, Ext. 4340. are looking for a special mOYUIIONAi SINOLE SLACK FWAU THIS ADVtfmSEft HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE> 36, Milling single femala l/ivtltng companion wtth- CEIVE MAIL PL1AIE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO someone, 60-plus new friend, out any reetri" c ns, whoae able to travel at whim. TO: INTRODUCTION* IOX 4340, FORMS NlWft- exercise partner, business We*se reply ext. 41M. WMH, PO IPX IW, SOHERVim, NJ 0H71 HAS. AUO CHOSEN TO K> contact, traveling companion, CIIVE MAIL PHASE SEND LETTER TO: INTMO* VERY QOOO LOOKING, OVCnONS SOX 41M. FOHSIS NEWSPAPERS, PO Happy, Intelligent, enthusiastic Swedish woman wrth game player or hobbyist. great sense of humor, Loves life, cooking, people, Introductions Is the place to sox m, toMwviLu, m own, animals A occasional cocktail. Dining out & much # inioni II iwrl of Forhi't Newitopcn' In- more. Would tike lo meet someone similar, NS, be- be. trodiKtiont. It 'it inttndtd for utt by people looktni for tween 63 & 73, Please reply ext. 4381. otlther people' with' whom' to travel' ForJ mart information• ' pklt4MC4ttt- Our Introduction advisors are t ready to make it easy to place your FREE ad. Everyone who places an ad 37 YEAH OLD Hutirttii Contact! II a new claiujnetion and if part of by Friday at 5 p.m. of that Forbes Newipapen' Introdiniium. .'( n intended for me attractive fat chick, under 300 but over 200 lbs., I In people looking for other people will) whom to diicua week's publication Is have green eyes & brown hair, I'm looking for a hitmen. For mow tnfn plow uill I -HOC- J5CV WV5 sincere, warm-hearted, fun-loving SWM 25-35, who Is automatically eligible to win. not married but employed., I like lo play pool, go to YOUNG PROFESSIONAL * Person receiving th« flowers must live or work in the movlei, read & fish. I like to spoil & bo spoiled, looking lor busmoss iKirtnorj to pin tho growing Forties Nawspapc pnmary martet ar«a ami be able lo Serious only roapondl ploaso call G«t_3602 accept deMry dunng the wMulay business hours. Joint Vonturo Marketing ,'irtivily. Nn investment, No kkk- ASSERTIVE, ATTRACTIVE. ADVENTUROUS 0' e*ppr iof^uirr>ci liainmq provided at lo Ihc nt|IU \ivo\)h: h^iv < ,i!l \:\\ 4b\2. 37 yr old, oducalod A sucfjssful DWM, 5i'O \ 170 lbs, sandy hair, seeks yountjor, :.lim, attractive, diimuri! feinafo for l.TR ft diiinly with i.iku ctiar(]c Kind ol Winner week # 10 man, plonsocall oxl 4P*J7 100G ARE YOU MY KNIGHT IN SHINING ARMOUR? A. C. of Si> slrantj ^msu at integniy. I ;»n "j'fl. metl builil. IWIIJ; N IJIMUIIIIJI msido & out Thn JJ-YH. OLD MALfc it.-ok^'j f.' .1 worian uxurnse 1 f j r Bed minster mini in my visitm i . t; lo TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4556, FORBES NEWS- Ploaso call Ext.3513. PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ 08B76. 211 Lakeview Avenue l l fin Piscataway INTRODUCTIONS v with ubmn Us evivww ity Fur Forbes pirate wll I-SCC i CLASSIFIEDS SEE NEXT PAGE JP Jf; 752-5210 I

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16 Weekend Plus forties Newspapers Sept. 1-3,1993 Central New Jersey's Best Choice For Meeting Someone Close To Home. mmi^

AWVOUMAOV DtAR TALL, SMART, SINQLf AND HANDSOME, DIVORCED WHITE MALE DIVORCED WHITE MALE To havt tun and grtit tinwi? Come join thia 27 year I'm a viry attractive 37 year old tall, funlovtng red- 42, Accountant, both salaried & self-employed, South 39, 57, 145 lbs. seeks meaningful relationship w/S- old SJM tor incitement and adveniure. I'm 5'1V, well head • adventurous and lull ol life. I like a man with a Plalnfleld area, devoted father of teen-agea daughter, DWF late 20*3-40, under 5 6 & slim. Easy going, con* built, have brown hair and blue eyes, a big heart, great sense of humor, rugged, down to earth, and responsible, conscientious, honest, sincere, methodi- siderate & sincere. Ploaso call Ext. 4517. gentle but outgoing personality, good listener, and a must be financially secure. Someone who likes any- cal, structured, detail-oriented, no drugs, social drink- caring, sincere attitude. My leisure activities include thing from line dining to getting lost In the woods. II er, smoker, 5 ft, 9 in,, 160 lbs., brown hair & eyes, DWJM- 50 yr old import. non-smokor/drinker, non- dining out, playing beach volleyball, going to iho you're looking for Cindy Crawford, keep looking. If moustache, rugged looking, kld-ai-heart. Greek heri- religious, traditional values intelligent, educated, cul- beacn, traveling, going to coffeehouses, and reading 1 you're looking for a genuinely attractive sincere tage. tured, own business, own home Aver.-}"', t:" ", \. ' the Far Side and Calvin and Hobbos comics. woman to have a relationship with please respond to Enoys model-railroading, computers, bowling, soft- traveled, multi-lingual, great sonse ol humor, easygo- Tired ot tht bar icene? Me too. looking for a SJF 23- oxt 3604. bal, football, ice-hockey, Star Trek, jigsaw puzzles, ing and tolerant, children grown and gone. 5' 10", 180 29 who is a non-smoking, responsible, attractive, ed- THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- do-lt«yoursel1 projects, movies, dinners out, board ihs , fit and active, avid sportman/skier, likes theater, ucated, communicative caring, honest, sincere and CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO games, the beach, amusement parks, domestic travel movios, reading, music (mostly classical}, dining, affectionate individual. preferably by car or train, friends, family, and cozy good convocation'; and quiet times. I am TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 3604, FORBES NEWS 1 Not interested in playing hoad games. If otherwise PAPER!, PO BOX 6W tOMERVILLE, NJ 0M76. cuddly evenings at home, ISO monogamous long- of having lo do the tiiiiui ., I like on my own, I am Interested, please call. I want to hear from you. Ext. term, live-in relationship, w/educated, int, forthright, looking loi a slim, no-bmokmg, intelligent, easygoiny 4423. _ __ DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE petite or slim, financially secure SWF/DWf, w/oithor lady, 38-50ish with similar lastos to share them with 43, attractive. 125 lbs. Greek-American, with old- no kids or 1 daughter no younger than 10 me in LTR, Skior a big plus Pis call ext. 4557, SEND ATTRACTIVE WHITE MALE " lashioned values, in search of a Greek or Groek- You must want a 50/50 honest relationship, enjoy ALL LETTERS TO FORBES: 44 VETERANS MEMO- 45, wealthy and generous, ISO shapely lady for mule- American man between apes 45-57. financially and pampering & being pampered, & be receptive to RIAL DR., P.O. BOX 699, SOMEHVtlLE, NJ, 08876. ly, beneficial mistress type relationship. 4605 emotionally secure with family oriented values lor moving into my house. Rather than live lifo alono, EASYGOING SWM long term relationship/marriage. Only serious inquir- make the eflorl and invest in a mutually satisfying & BEING SINGLE IS NEW TO ME.! '13, dependable, e*p m lony icn'i relationships, tall. [OS. Ploase roply ext. 44B2 boneflclal relationship. Let us embiaco the future and I'm scared to death- with AIDS & all the crazies injoys hiking, scubn divinq the beach, skiing also out there- so why am I doing this?. I guess I'm lonely through lovo, understanding, companionship, & ©ra- DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE dining out & movios or w.itchmg TV Seoks SWF and I nMd a friendl So I pick up Iho Star Lodgor and tional support; Experience life's up's & downs hand- 1 Early 50 s, attractive prof., looks 10 yrs younger than educated, good shape, b b plus, possible frienship; turn to the personals... WHOA! Thore must be about in-hand: Strive towards attaining both our individual she Is. Blonde, bluo-eyod, slim. Likes sports such as relationship. 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OIVORCED WHITE MALE honest and open, not like 90% ol these ads- I've non-smoker, 40-RO's, with threat mind, soul, and 46Q1. __ 1 been reading what amounts to a bunch of BS, Size, 43. professional, 6', 180 lbs. Sucking SWF, 32-37 body, lor the host in lid Pft?ns.> e*t. 4290 {firm), 52-5 6, modium build, lor sorious relationship shape, race, and age do not matter. II you are n rtal DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE & whatevor develops Sonso of humor a t, but must FIT A HEALTHY WHITE MALE pleaso give me a call at oxt 4167. 48, ) am a nico woman who is educated, finacially be attractive, outgoing & good conversationalist (w/ 46, seeks lemale counterpart for discrete lun & secure, and capable of taking caro of hurso.lt, would BIG BEAUTIFUL GIRL SEEKS DIG HEARTED GUY- no children pref) to enjoy movies, dining out & the friendship. Please cait out -vy.^ like lu moot a decant man, holwoon Iho ages of 40 & Classy, OWF, 33, plus size, blond, blue eyes, intel- occasional rainy day. Please no fanatics or people THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- 55, who is not sell-centered, someone who is sincere, ligent, caring, dio heart romantic. I enjoy quid eve- with little time on thoir hands. Pleaso reply Ext 4333 CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO honest, employed & wants to lind a friend first & nings, cudddng up to a good movlo, flea markets, TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4558, FORBES NEWS' possibly more onco we got to know each other, only DIVORCED WHITE MALE long car rides to no whero, music and candlelit*1 PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ 08876. single & available man noerj apply, let's onjoy our 57, 511 successful, financially secure, good looking dinners. Seek S/DWM, 25-31) who iovos to have fun, summer together at tho beach, in my pool, just being sooks naturally attractive woman. 41 to 59 up to 6' GAY WHITE MALE has good sense ol humor, enjoys an open lino of together, pis. caileKt.3612 lor long term relationship. Athletic, business interest, 31 yrs. old, 511. 15b lbs., bin. hair/eyes. Somerville communication, sincere and affectionate No drugs politician, physician, stewardess. Socialite a plus. area Enjoy romantic timos, Antiques, long walks in or head games please Respond to oxt. 4487 DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE This advertiser has also chosen to receive mall. the city, looking for possible relationship. Looking for Very young 44, with short blondo hair and green BLACK MALE Please send latter and photo to: Introduction* Box someone 18-31 Please call oxt. 3031 eyes, tit and trim professional who lovos sport cars, 44 yrs. old. 61 195 lbs. Avorago build with coilego 4489, Forbes Newspapers, PO Box 699, Somervllle, fashion, music & dancing, A/C, flea markets, movios, GIRLFRIEND WANTED degree Good senso of humor, is non pretentious, NJ 06876 dining out and romantic nighls at homo. I am soeking SWM, 33, exciting, tall, dark, looks fine, deep, edu- and enjoys the following activities: reading, plays, a DWM who is attractive, tit and trim with no children cated, works out, ISO, team minded, caring, SWF, N; movies, concerts, dining out, dancing, cycling, hik- or older children 38-48 who Is not afraid of commit- 5, for summer fun, museums, walks, movies, deli- ing, amusement parks, picnics, weekend getaways, ment and looking to build life together, Ext 4468. DIVORCED, WHITE, PROFESSIONAL MALE, 37 mteiy for LTR, please call exl.3611 juit to name « lew. Desires a tall slim attractive, Attractive, intelligent, socuro, affectionate, romantic intelligent, honest black/Hispanic woman over 30 yrs. family man, single parent with soon-to-bo-coilege- 08WF- protoasional, 42, advorturous, cute, In love young. Non-smoker with old fashion values Would bound son, nice guy w/warm hoari ISO S/DWF, intel- with life and still growing. Stable, secure and know like to share in some or all of the activities plus the DIVORCED WHITE MALE ligent, earth bound, good sense ol humor, caring, myself. In search ol gay fomalo with like qualities. things she enjoys doing aa welt. For Iriondship corn- 30, 61", and professional. Seeking while temalo- loving, sensitive and nice warm smile lor possible Non-smoker, no drugs, disease free for Iriendship or pantonihip and more. Molhor with small child wel- 20's or 30's, non/smoker, for friendship, fun and ro- LTR. I'm looking tor a 50/50 woman, someone t can possibly more Please call exi. 4406 comc, Please respond to exl, 4481 mance, I enjoy the shore, day-trips, romantic times equally respect and share my interests with. I am not HANDSOME DIVORCED JEWISH MALE tiomo or out, and I'm willing to try now things. I wanl a dominator nor do I like to be dominated. Good old BORN AGAIN 42, professional, positive, good shape, romantic, car- to cuddle & make you feel good Sincere & Honest, lashioned values w/a little room lor mischlof are qual- ing, many interests ISO S/DWF, up to 42, petite at- SWCF, 48, Student, ACOA, warm, caring; love laugh- pleaso reply ext. 3606. ities I look lor. Creativity and a desiro to experience tractive, romantic, smart Friendship-Romance rela- ter, children, animals, good books/music, old movies, life to the fullest is a plus, but take the time to rest OIVORCED WHITE MALE tionship call ext. 4360 the outdoors, sharing thoughts, lootings & God's sometimesll I am Interested in jusl about everything love. Would like to meet strong Christian gentleman 60, professional, very active, fit, & financially stable w7 a little more emphasis on the outdoors. Let's go HANDSOME SINGLE WHITE MALE An average man- no drinking or drugs, but I smoke, (strong Christian, gentle man) with good, kind, under- dancing, fishing, dining, tennis, explore the dunes of 35,5', 6", brown hair, blue eyes, physically fit, great looking for SWF, slim, 28-43, needing a nice emo- standing (of himself & others) heart. Exl 4323. Cape cod or just sit homo together and I'm happy smile & personality, looking lor cute SWF who Is fun tional start In life who likos to be spoiled and knows THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- Friendship comes 1st and strong relationships are & open-minded tor exciting relationship. Please call CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO how to spoil in return. Must bo lovel headed, liko liko good food, in that it takos limo to prepare. Rome Extension 4310 TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4323, FORBES NEWS- sports, cars, dining out, quiet eves. Senso of humor n was not built in a day and neither are relationships. PAMHt, PO BOX 6M, SOMERVIUE, NJ 0M7I. _ mustl Ext, 4014. So if you're looking for a nice, lovable, guy to ag- I AM AN HONEST, THUS iWORTHY, KIND, CARING, GENEROUS PERSON DIVORCED WHITE MALE gravate and annoy YOU lor the rest ol your life. CARING 1 am creative, love all kinds of music, song, dance, Rugged, down to earih, entrepreneur, tall, very fit, Please reply 4602 or please write, (Picture is op- Physically fit DWM, 37, 5'9, 160 lbs. with a good hike, nature, gourmet cook Seeking similar values in runs, walks, hikes, skis, plays tennis, gardens, loves tional.) heart, sense of humor A traditional values I enjoy a (i divorcee) or widowed man 44-55 years old. Ext. wide range ol outdoor activities as well as movies, kids, lost cars, honest one on ono relationship, coun- THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- plays & dining at various restaurants Im inlorostoct try dancing, travel, out ol doors, Channel 13, cook- CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO in meeting a slim, sensitive S/DF, 37 or younger with Ing, dining out, candle light romance, Italian any- TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4602, FORBES NEWS- I WANT A MAN IN MY LIFE- This 4-year OWF, 49, no children to share simitar Interests & possibly a thing, antiques, Victorian houses. If you arc a non- PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMERVULE, NJ 08876. Irish/German, non-smoker/light social drinker (seek- smoking petite soxy woman, 35-45, who can writo ing same), misses a special man in my life. I am meaningful one-to-one relationship. Pleaso call EKI DO YOU ENJOY MOONLIT WALKS on the beach & letters and you relate to more than half ol tho above, pretly, lush, 5 5 medium uuild, auburn hair, blue 4469. dancing until dawn? So do I I am a spontaneous then please write to me lor prompt reply. Ext. 4168. eyed, financially socure, college educ. legal socre- professional SWM, 34, entrepreneur, handsome, me- COLLEGE GRAD THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- tary, classical music lovor, who will make time daily dium build, who is sincere and fun to be with, I enjoy 25-yr. old SJM who enjoys sports, music A movies & CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO lor us. My likes are many-give me an enjoyable man physical fitness, music, sports, & novel. Soeking an iho shore seeking SJF, 2075, with similar interests. TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4168, FORBES NEWS- with whom to do thorn Wo wilt laugh, enjoy life, attractive, mature, sincoro SWF, 25-34 who enjoys an Pleaso call Extension 4320. PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ 08876, travel, you will bo needed You're unmarried, 59 lo active, adventurous lifestyle for a lasting relationship. 6 I , are late 40s to bO's, coll. educ, seeking a 1 on DIVORCED WHITE MALE Please reply ext. 4551. ___ DIVORCED FEMALE 1 relationship, active Bonuses: German, beardod, Daddy, 27, long blond hair, good looking, with 2 Big blue eyes, blonde, 40-somolhmg, protty nice, DWCM Gorninl, work in law or business. Turnoffs: sexual small children, {i boy, 1 girl,) that live with me. In interesting lilo, hardworker, successlul caroor and a 37 (looks younger), gentleman, brown hair, blue- gorillas, egocentric men. Please reply ext. 4477. search ol single or divorced whilo tomale, 21-30, slim good friond. Looking for an Intelligent, kind, educated green eyes, 5110", 185 lbs. Average to good look- THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- & attractive- for fun limes & dating. Ploaso reply cut. man for companionship and fun and whatover devel- ing? Very hard working, honest, loyal, affectionate, CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO 3610. ops. Love black tie, the beach, boats, hikes, explor- kind-hearted, caring, oasygoing, shy, domesticated, TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4477, FORBES NEWS- ing, adventure, museums and Biigantlne. Pleaso call DIVORCED WHITE MALE secure, non-smoker. Interests are outdoors, fishing, RVIJ^OBWe Enl 3049, __ „ Very good looking, Brn. hair, Bluo eyes, 40; 58, recreation, beach, parks, movies, videos, cooking, DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE interesting, sometimes funny, prof., inlerested in lit- dining In and out, car shows, American Performance FOR MORE 43, slim, attractive seeking slnglo/dlvorced white erature, film, beach, quiet eves, at home, revolution, Cars. Soeking single or divorced pretty, attractive, male- 38-48, trim and good looking, who is phslcally seeks WS w/similar qualities: very good looking, in- shapely Oriental iady, 25-35 with very long straight or and emotionally free to build a relationship with the torosling, humorous, Independently woallhy. Will take wavey beautiful black hair. Shoulder length min. but INTRODUCTIONS right women If he were to find her., and also have 2 out o? 3. Aged 1S-88 (prelor 30-45), Height unim- prefer much longer. Medium build 5' 13" 4. This lady time tor fun, dancing, dining and Just being with portant. To share good times, maybe learn tennis or must be honest, caring, easygoing and calm natured, someone special. Please reply exl. 4166. noil. Please call Ext. 4507. sharing similar interests (or LTR. Pis call ext, 4559. SEE NEXT PAGE

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I Am a non-smoker, very smoker, extremely light drinker, sensuous, cooks, myself, If this sounds good to you then call ext. 3619 great sense of humor and like Disney movies, give light social drinker, with multiple interests ranging keeps clean home, very handy, very active lifestyle. from modern novels to fast cars to Vegas. I raised Looking for: brunette, up to 47y« old, 5 3' to 5'8", SEEKING SINGLE WHITE MALE me a call. PS- Nice legs are a plus, but not neces- Extremely handsome, successful, creative, spiritual, sary. Please reply exi 4480 two girls who are married and have iheir own lives, I slim, a little stacked or willing lo be, loyal & consider- miss having youngsters (not adult children) around ate with a sense of humor A a great smile. Smiling sexy, hip, cosmopolitan, open minded, honest, com- THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- municative, thick full dark hair, Nourishing, single, CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO the house, so If you have kids, thats a plus. Hope- eyes a plus. I'm looking for the quality In a woman. fully, you are a woman who can make decisions, Her skin color or eye alenl are unimportant. Please Interested In serious relationship, responsible, early " V ,' 'CTIONS BOX 4480, FORBES NEWS 30's, no drugs, alcohol or smoking, for SWF, beauti- PAPCTt, PO BOX 6t», SOMERVtLLt, NJ 0M76. understands the pressures ol business, in Impulsive, respond ext. 4169, reply guaranteed. tender, has a good sense of humor, can even laugh THIS A0VERT1MR HAS ALSO CHOSf N TO RE- ful eih blonde, 29, creative, spiritual, loving, honett, IF YOU READ THIS AD- and think it sounds inter- at herself, and la willing to do something at the drop CEIVE MAIL PUASI SEND LETTER AND PHOTO sincere, intuitive, sexy, 57,130 lbs. and much, much esting • wi might have a lot in common • keep read- of • hat. And hopefully, you art a woman who needs (OPTIONAL) TOi INTRODUCTIONS IOX 41«|, more. Ext. 4474 ing • still wurtdi good - leave a message and tell me both to give ana rcctive lots of affection. If you can FORIEI NEWSPAPERS, PO IOX H», SOME* It if tht polity of tbil ntviptotr not to publiib *ny about vourMif, Attractive female 5' 6" 135 lbs., early be Introspective and thoughtful, if you llhe to rough- VILU.NJ0W7S, 40's. Fak hitf, blue eyes. Professional, homeowner, ptrtontl idvttmmnit tint m*y it wtrtly ttxutl, t*jf«- house one minute and cuddle the next, II you aren't five and/or offtmive to tbt gtntui public. Tim tttvict it no children. 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If you are looking for a man that knows She should be emotionally and financially secure, dancing & good conversation, Only men with a sonse physically tit. It you enjoy a good time call ext. 4162. how to communicate, as well as treat a lady- don't down to earth, have a pleasant disposition and ap- of humor & sincere attitude need apply. Please call LIFE'S TOO SHORT & SHOULDN'T BE WASTED - wait- join me In living within the embrace of intimacy. pearance, healthy self esteem, Intelligent, not Into Extension 4338. attractive, outgoing spirited blonde, romantic, sen- I am seeking a fWF, 28-39, 5-5'8, not ovorwoight, head trips, and as comfortable being a lady as well sual & caring desires an attractive intelligent unat- active, slim to petite, old-fashioned values, loves to as a tomboy, Musically inclined a plus. If you fit this SINGLE WHITE FEMALE tachpd male (40-50) lo bo my friend & lover. 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VVv70l IIOlxJI IIMIIMMMIMMIMIMIMMMMIMIIIMIMMMMMI I / amai -vOj-. STAFF Cheryl Fenske is with a ilade. you can see what's going on inside. Chl9f Copy Edttof/Speclal Sectloni Editcf Left face it A mattress is a blind item. Our mattresses give you heavier- All the important things that make a r.uge springs. mattress good or bad are buried under we give you TEN LAYERS (count em) of Edward F. Carroll Bob Sullivan the fancy cover, where you can't see padding and insulation compared to their them. four 01 rive And we surround each of our mat- Union County Editor Managing Editor So what does the department tresses wi'.h anywhere from twelve to eighteen t time you uvurhcdul of jnyniu.' paying MAR ^"3 QUHTINQ COMPANY, INC. Editor- In-Chief of Forbes Magcain* A Forbos Newspapers full retail lor i mattress.-'! Then s>ix ycais pass, and the I. MNOVIR mattress zoopsuut You take the warranty into the OPEN IX Mutt 104 Roger Sllvey store, ana they give you 50% credit onthc FULL nuct SUNDAY OMHMWMf C10HD UttMt OFTM Kiw MMTRiss Which is the same as buying \2l VlcePretJdontOpefattons/ActingGeneralManager a new mattress on sale. Some warranty! • At the Mattress Factory we take a razor blade to George Gannon Circulation Director Simmons and Seaty mattresses And to our own So I '•! r 1 I Education opportunities abound in county By WtNOAJ.FOY on-campus classes. The college celebrates its 60th birthday INFO'93 this year with a year-long festival, start Educational opportunities for Union ing with a Gala concert and Silent Auc- County residents do not stop with the tion on Saturday, Oct. 16, on the Com- county's highly rated secondary mons on the Cranford Campus. schools. Union County College and a For information, call; Admissions Hot- variety of adult school and continuing line: 700-7500; Elizabeth Campus: !)(!;! education programs allow everyone the fi050; Plainfield Campus: 750-4100. opportunity to improve upon their Union County Vocational skills and education close to home. •Technical School This fall, Union County VoTceh is of- Union County College fering 120 courses, days and evenings, oi, Union County Colege enrolled 25,000 its campus in Scutch Plains. The school students in its three campuses during works in conjunction with hi^h SIIKM the past year, including 4,1)00 full time programs for students who attend classi students. Nearly half are working to- there in addition to their academic \m> ward a degree, and others come to earn gram. A highly honored Culinary Art certificates or continuing education and Baking program is available, jiloir credit. It has also established coopera- with other fields include Cosmetology. tive programs with Elizabeth General Auto Technology, and Building Trades. Hospital and Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center for its Nursing pro- Adult Schools gram; and with four-year institutions The Westfield Adult School (232-405(1) | for other fields. offers over 70 courses, ranging from Anti- Newer additions at the college in- que Silver Collecting to Financial Plan-1 clude an English as a Second Language ning, all taught by area residents, all for program, College for Kids, which pro- nominal fees. The school oilers two ses-f vides activities and workshops for chil- sions, Spring and Fall, annually. Similar! dren aged 5-14, and a Telecourse ability offerings arc also available at the Scotch| Dianna Hume of Union studies at the Union County College Library. for those who cannot regularly attend Flains-Fanwood Adult School (889-7718). 1993 94 School Calendars

Cranford Westfield SEPTEMBU King Jr. Day SEPTEMBER 23—Staff In Service Day (4 hour union) *i 2 — Wl pffMMtM report tor wty If - Stogta Milton; teachtr Irwervfw 16-17-flosh Hashsnah APRIL 6-UborOsyHoWay FEBRUARY OCTOBER 1*8—Spring Vacation (Includes Good Friday) 7- Opining day of school 2125 - Schools clou • PreiWenti Day/ 11-Columbus Day 15-17 - School* doit • Roth Hnhanan MAY OCTOBER mW-winttf rtctii 27-9tatf In Service Day (4 hour aesslon) 30-Memorlsl Day MARCH 18 - Single {lour hour) twiton; NOVEMBER JUNE 21-31 - Schools cloud; Spring brisk 2-Elementary Conferences 21-Last day tor secondary students lenchor in-service APRIL 4-S-Professlonal Dsys 1 - School! cloud; Good Friday 22—Last day for tor elementary students NOVEMBER 24-26—Thanksgiving Recess f hour session 4 - Schools re-open 23—Last for teachers 4-5 - Schools clow • NJEA convention Nov. 24) 24 - Single (four hour) union MAY DECEMBER 29 - School! rtoptn 10 - Single session; tsachar in-ssrvlcs One day has been added to the calender as a 24-31 -Winter Vacation DECEMBER 30 - Schools clou for Msmorlal Day potential snow day. I! no snow day Is used, schools 23 - Single union JUNE JANUARY will be closed tor one day tor students and teachers 24-31 ~ Holiday break 22 - Slnglt union; Ian day of ctiiui 17-Martln Luther King Jr. Day JANUARY 23-Teacher check-out FEBRUARY before the end of the school year lo mod contrac- 3 - Schools reoptn 30 - Last day tor guidance and 10 month 21-22-Winter Break tual agreement tor school days. The dates tor the - Schools cloie • Or Martin Luther personnel MARCH end of the year will not be changed,

Regional District Kenilworth Garwood Scotch Plains- 6EPTEMKR SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 1 - Teachers Report; freshman orientation 1 -Tticher workshop enclosed 2 - Opening day ol school 2-Teacher stiff muting OCTOBER Fanwood G - Schools close - Labor Oiy 3-6-School cloud for Labor Day 8-Progress reports mailed 16-1/ - Schools closa - Rosh Hainansh 7-School opens for student! 11-Cloied SEPTEMBER OCTOBER OCTOBER 20—Early dismissal 7 - Stall meeting No holidays 11-Columbus Day; cloud NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER 4-5-Closed fl - School opens 4-5 - Schools clow • NJEA convention 4-5-School closes for NJEA 19-24—Parent Teacher Conferences 16 - nosh Hashanah 24 - 15:30 p m. Thanksgiving receu 24-School closes at 1 p.m. lor 25-26-Closed OCTOBER 29 - Schools reopen Thanksgiving; rsoptns Nov. 29. DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER 16-Progress reports mailed 11 - Columbus Day 23 - Schools close tor Christmas vacation 23-School closes for winter recess at 24-Closed, start Winter Vacation NOVEMBER JANUARY 1 p.m. JANUARY 4-5 - NJEA convention 3 - School! reopen JANUARY 3-Reopen school 17 - Schools dote • Or. Martin Luther 3-School raopans 17-Closed 25-26 - Thanksgiving Klnq Jt Day 17-Mirtln Luther King Day; closed 19—Early Dismissal DECEMBER FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 24-31 - Christmas recess i • 21-2? - Schools close • Prasldanti Day 21-22-School closed 21-22-Cloied APRIL MARCH 23-Early dismissal JANUARY 11 - bciiQois reopen 31 -School closas for spring rscsss MARCH 17 - Martin Luther King Jr, Day MAY APRIL 3-Progress reports mailed FEBRUARY 30 - Close tor Memorial Day 1 -School closed for spring rec«u APRIL JUNE 11-School reopens 1-8—Closed 16-21 - Mld-wlnler recess 10 - CommencBtnsnt: ISM day ol nchool MAY 11-School reopens MARCH lor students 30 -Memorial Day; school cloied 27 -Early dlsmlssmal 17 - Last day ol school tar teachers 28 - Spring recess JUNE MAY 17-School closes for students 30-Memorlal Day; closed APRIL June t - Schools roopen

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TTTTT September 1,2,1993 • Fwbei Nwnpaptn Union Mo'93-PAGE 5 Houses of Worship Senior Citizen contacts County

Crantiml • To contact the; Union County Oflku on Calvary Lutheran. 11)8 Eustmnn St., 270-2418, Religion Aptoff, call 527-4800 Senior citizens Crantord Alliance, 7 Cherry Si, 278-1617. • To contact Mobile Meals, call 23:i-(il4G. Cranford United Methodist. 201 Lincoln Aver,, 1 232-4403. • Vintage Views. L'mon ('ounty's cable (ianvood 276-0036. tnlonsinn program lor seniors provides pro- First Baptist. I W> II ii-li St. 276-2760 Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox, 250 Gullows Hill Tlie Garu'ood Senior Citizens Club meets Road, 233-6533, First Presbyterian. II Spininlicld Avi>, 270'- j;i-;uiuuiiiy nn TKK Cubic Channel 12. on at the Ganvood Ynv Hou.se on South Av- 8140. Preibytcrian, 140 Mountain Ave., 2^30301 Monday. ( Rabbinic Center Synagogue, 126 E. Dudley enue the first and third Thursday each Grace & Peace FHInwshi|i, M Hantan Hoad. Ave, 233-0419. • Tin Jewish Knlmtioii of Central NVw month. During July and August, only the 276-8740. Jersey siionsors si'nior citi/en \\x\\- Greater Mount Zion. -i,\ Jnlmsim Aw. 276-03B0. Redeemer Lutheran, Clark Sheet at Cowpcrlh- first meeting is held waite Place, 232-1517 Jehovah's Witnesses, 77 Chestnut Si. 270-3753. «.:iinnnii|[i. Call 2!)l!-;{yiJil. Holy Trinity, R.C., 315 First St., 232-8137. 1 A bus transports senior citizens to Kings Raritin Road Baptist, fill Runtim Ho;id 272- 5 h- \Vestfie.lrt \n:a Chupter ol AAR1 St Helen's H.C, 1600 Hahway Ave., 232-1214 Super Market and 1'alhinaik every Tuesday 7088. St Luke AMK /ion, 500 Downer St., 233-2547. iiH-t:ls the first M(iiid F, Broad St, 232-G770 Tmsday of the month .Call 7M.0710. 270-0360 The Garwood Handyman program is de- Holy Cross Mission Metropolitan Center, 105 (nmtnrd Tcmpk Hfth-KI, MH Walnut Avi\27fi.»mi. Summit Court, 233-5051. signed to aid seniors 02 and older in making Trinity Episcopal, North Avenue iit Forest Av- fiii/rt) .ii'Uvnii - ino in id ,\\ wv Sctoch Plains needed minor home repairs. Call 7H!) 0710. enue, 270-4047 All Saints Episcopal, 559 Park Ave. 322-B047 'i.iJ Coiniinuniy (.'inii-r. 200 Rloomnnv (ianvood Immaculate Heart of Mary, 1517 Marline Ave. Gammed Presbyterian, ;Hl Spruce Aw 7B!> South, 889-2100. The township offers a live health mainto- Wt'stticld 0360. Jeiui Christ of Utter Day Saints, 17B1 Rarilan The Manor Park Tenants Organization SI Anne's Koman Catholic. 325 Second A\T . Road. 809-5556, !n!-cpro»i;!in ;i!'.tl a fiill he;ilth f;iir 1 has events and programs for residents of 7890280 Evangel, 1251 Tcrrill Road, 322-9300. ''I.' rJeciriiiiiih !V|Kiit]ncni sponsors ,i SI Paul's United Church of Christ. 213 Center First United Methodist, 1171 Tenill Ruud, 322- ••••! '-oi < iti/'i, siniMif !JI: ;. !un(i;iy tlie site including urn isolation to su|x?r- St., 789-1285 9222. markets and downtown Westlield. Kenilworth Metropolitan Biptlst John Street, 233-2855. The KnendJy I'laee, itK-aled at the West- KtnlrwMth Community United Methodist, 455 Mt. Sinai Alpha Omefa Church of Christ, 2678 s. rjill 7OSJ-72M Boulevard, 27fi-135G. Piainncld Ave., 233-3010 lield Community Center on Wt.st Broad Kwlrwwth Gwpel Chapel. 11)3 S. 23rd St., 272- Scotch Plaint Christian, I HOG Rarilan Roud, or utilities bills, contact the Family Care Street, oilers several programs for seniors. 6131. 889-1690. Assmiiitinn. 709-7235 Call 232-4759. St. Paul AMD, 369 Monrnc Aw., 276-8057. St Parthoiomew The Apostle. 2032 Westfielcl SI. Theresa's, 541 Washington Avc. Ave, 322-5192, .\ ..einot iiii/rn iiandvnwiii i.-> available at Union Baptist, N, 13th Si, 276-0-120. St. John'i Baptist, 2387 Morse Ave., 232-6972. Faimood First Baptist. 225 N. 8lh SL 272-5555. Temple Israel of Scotch Plains and Fanwood, !vili,ifli/c(l M-iiK.i iwuiMii)1 is a\iiilithlc at The Fanwood Senior Citizen Club is lo- Wrstflrld 1920 CliffWood St., 889-1830 cated at the Fanwood Train Station Com- Itcthcl Baptist, M!) Trinity Place, 233-4230. Terrlll Road Baptist, SBC, 1340 Terrill Road, the Edward K. Gill apartments on Meeker CarUtadelphian Chapel, (iuO Springfield Avo„ 322-7151. Avenue Ground breaking on a second se- munity Center and meets twice monthly on Wi'Stfidd, 233-8250. Willow Grove Presbyterian, 1961 Rarilan Road, nior ronier was held recmilv. Call 272-91 fif).Monday. Conpexationil Churl of Westfleld )25 Elmer 232-5678. St., 233-2494 Fanwood Echo Lake Church of Christ. -119 Springfield Emanuel Baptist, 1130 Lincoln Ave , 233-2322. Kcnilworth Scotch Plains Avo., 233-494IJ Fanwood Presbyerian, 74 Marline Avc. South, The Keniluorth Seniors Citizen Center, The Scotch Plains Meridian Senior Citi- First Baptist, 170 Kim Si. 233-2278. 889-8891 ^fi TJoulevartl. is open ilnily. Meetings are zens Club meets every Tuesday at the First Church ol Christ, Srinitisl, 422 F. Hm;1(l First Church uf Christ, Scientist. 257 Midway inr first Wediieuiay of iwrv month at 1:15 Scotch Hills Country Club. Call 322-0312. Ave..322-8-lGI First Unitrd Methodist. 1 E IlruuU Si, M3- Terrill Koad Hible Chapel, 535 Temll Roucl, p.m. The Scotch Plains Golden Agers meet 1 42)1. 322-1055. Tl;. boront;h pilule, uw WU\OY citizen t'vci'v Thursday September throufjh June at Grace Orthodox I'rtNbytfriuu. 1100 Boulevard, Woodaide Chapel, 5 Morse Avc 8B9-2.T75 bu,i service within the coniniunity on Tues- the Scotch HilJs Country Club. Call 2ii3- Frida'. Call ?7?.-77-l3' 4775 Our families are For personalized answers to •OVERWHELMINGLY SATISFIED" your insurance questions. k survey conducted by an independent consulting finn found that our families are "overwhelmingly •• UtisHed** with every aspect of care and soviet provided at Ashbrook Nursing Home. They said: '7 have visited numerous nursing homes and Ashbrook is one of the bes.!' BOB EVANS "The nursing staff is superior!" "The recreation department is fabulous" AGENCY uThe stuff provides wonderful, friendly, compassionate care for our mom and our entire family. 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By VERACAMEY $250,000 in anticipated revenue. I The county also decided to postpone JNFCW3 the hiring of 50 new correction officers, I In Union County, still reeling from its which had been funded in the original S3 economic calamities of ilu: late '80s version of the budget, until later this year where for every job created 15 were lost, to soften the impact on the budget. it is no wonder that the two most press- "We hold back on opening new nosi- ing issues facing the county are the bud- tions, unless it would save on overtime gel and improving the business climate, and reduction of costs. We certainly had "The most pressing issue will lie to our difficulties earlier in the year. Just keep the budget to jit least the eost of trying to balance it with the Vh percent living. 1 think we did it this year," said cap imposed by the state was difficult," Republican County Freeholder Linda Di said Mr. Caroselli. "It certainly wasn't Giovanni. "1 don't expect an increase easy." over that unless some state funding One of the things that did make clos- doesn't ajine down (to the county),11 ing the estimated deficit easier than ex- This years budget, said Linda-Lee pected was a surplus that was larger than Kelly, Republican chairman of the county anticipated. Originally, only $8.2 million freuholdeis, with a 3.62 percent increase was expected as the amount of surplus in the tax levy represents the lowest rate for 1992, but by the end of the year $12 in 15 years. million was still left in the county coffers. Originally the budget, which projected "Its something we've done in the past. $250 million in spending, had called for a We've historically used our surplus. Union County Freeholder Mario Paparoizl, right, congratulates Rosemary 4.2 increase m the levy. However, Law- We've used $9 million in this budget, Bothm of Cranford moment! after she received the Union County College rence Camseih. the Finance Director of some 70 patent Actually it's less than Alumni Prize, awarded to the student with the highest grade-point average. Union County, said with additional mon- usual as a percent; Mr Caroselli said, school President Is also congratulating Ms. Boehm, who earned a perfect les corning into the county and a surplus "Our hope is to replenish what we use. 4 Q larger than expected, the budget could be That is our goal, but we don't put any I balanced without imposing a higher tax. particular amount away. We hope to col- One of the steps that the county took led more than we anticipate. Overall the on thc economy getting by," Freeholder some of the county's leaders in business N to balance thc budget was to close the economic situation will affect our eoUec- ^lly said. "No matter what happens to and education, thc county itself has Addiction Recovery Unit (ARU) at Run- tion of revenue." the economy, we have to try and make it pooled some of its own resources to work nells Hospital in Berkley Heights, which To stimulate that economic situation, a te^r Placc to do business. We have to on a project aimed at casing the tax bur- operated at an annual deficit of $1.5 mil- Freeholder Kelly said that the county had tell them why Union County is a nice den on county residents, lion. In addition, the county increased put together the Alliance for Union Coun- place to have a company, Union County "We have a group of people, employ- I user fees at recreational facilities. Of- ty. The alliance is an association of repre- has many positive things. There are a lot ces, whose job is to actively look for grant (A ficials also dedicated the county's triple-A sentatives from the business, educational, of pluses here. We're trying to let them monies that we are eligible for and help rating to the Union County Improvement labor, manufacturing, and bnnking com- know and convince them. But the gov- tailoring our programs to get funds," Authority issuance of a capital project munities working to develop a strategy to eminent can't do it alone. We all have a Freeholder Kelly said. "We're actively bond for a lee of 1 percent of the esti- improve thc county's economic climate. common goal together. It makes us looking fur grants and reimburse- mated issue of the bond at $20 to $30 "I haven't seen the recovery spreading stronger, unifying into one single group." ments...We're making sine that ;i!l our million. The move generated some along as they say. We can't simply rely And while the alliance pools together checks are coming in."

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No windows, 4636 Recyclables will not be collected on Tuesday, glass, pyrex, minors or crystal. Freeholders Board - 527-4100 Nov. 2, but will be picked up on the following LindiUe Kelly Aluminum and Tin dm - Musi be well garbage day or that week. Chemical Odors/Spills Hot line ~ Chairman rimed with till lids and caps removed. No paint NOTE: Recyclables should not be placed at 609-292-7172 190 Keats Aw. cans or spray cans will be accepted. curbside before 5 p.m. on the night before reg- Elizabeth, New Jersey 07208 Plastic Bottles - Musi bo well rinsed with all Civil Rights - 201-648-2700 ularly scheduled pickup. Adm. Bldtf: 527-4111 lids and caps removed, All bottles should be Drug Abuse & Narcotic Addiction - Contact: Frank Plummer, Department of Frank H. Lehr flattened, Aicrptabli1 lnairnnts will have a Public Works 276-5073 298-7800 105 Myrtle AVP. PET, PETE or HuPE mark ur the number 1 or Scotch Mains Dumping Hot line - 800-235-DUMP Summit, New Jersey 071)01 2 in a triangle imprinted an the bottom of the Hecycling Collection Schedule; NOTE: Adm. Bldfi: 527-4117 hottli-. Employment Office - 820-3200 Northsidt' on Tuesday, Southside on Wednes- Linda Di Giovanni Corrugated Cardboard Must be clean, flat- Housing Council - 754-4290 day 8H3 Pennsylvania Ave tened and tied in bundles Income Tax Information (Federal) - Union, New Jersey 070M Mixed Paper - Must be tied in bundles no Aug. 24 und 25 Sept.7. 8 and 21, 22 800-829-1040 Adm. Bldfi: 527-410!) higher than \2 inches hij;li Fnod boxes and Income Tax Information (State) - Klmer M. l-rtl ( lll|(ljOill(i Will IKll III' itrU'pU'll Oct. 5. fi and 19,20 Recycling Schedules Nov. 2,3; 10, 17; and 30 800-323-4400 220 Cherry St. Ri>si']li\NewJcrsi'y07;>f):j Cranliinl Dec. 1;11. ITi; and 28.29 Legal Aid - 5274769 Coniuet: Sharon Parhlei, Hwytlinjj Co- Adm Bldt; 527-1110 Public Defender - 820-3070 James F. Keele Oct. 13 and 21 ordinator 322-6700 Office of Public Information - 908- Nov II) iiiul 11 Motor Oil can be recycled at the Scotch 221 Hawtliomi' St Dec 8 nnd 22 Plains Public Works Depl on Plainfield Av- 527-4744 Hoselle, New Jt'rst.-y 0720.) NOTE: Uctvdiilili", slnnikl lie pl.nvd ;it ciirb- enue, 8 a in.-II p.m., Monday-Friday, Social Security Administration - 800- Adm. Bide: 527-4114 sido by 7 a.in un ihc scheduled day. • Westfield 772-1213 Cusimir Kowalayk Kecycl.ibles will be colleded on Thursdays, Unemployment Offices - 820-3150 251 Marshall St 's Coiiscrvaiiiin t"LMIICM*, located on north of the railroad trucks, antJ on Fridays, Elizabeth. New Jersey 072Uli Avi iiiic i iipei) nil vi'iir on Fridays south ill the railroad tracks Sept. 2,3; Hi, 17, Ailni Bldf;. 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"And it's going to continue." in Scotch Plains, there's something for ev- the Union County Arts Center in Rnhway mortgage rates, the market will probably eryone here along the Route 22 corridor. enjoy continued health, said Ms. Kelly. Although real estate is doing well in (499-8226). The Arts Center lineup also in- While your on Route 22, don't forget to "We've ixvn vi-iy busy, and we haven't Union County and surrounding areas, ex- cludes silent movies with musical ac- really seen ;i lag in anything." isting home sales in New Jersey for the stop at Sports Park U.S.A. in Union (687- companiment on the Center's prized "The interest rates are phenomenal" second quarter of 1993 dipped slightly 0500), one of the first - and still one of the "Mighty Wurlitzer" organ, children's enter- she said, noting her office has recently more than 10 percent below sales for the most popular — "mega" sports arcades, fea- tainers and national touring dance and the- seen jumbo and regular mortgages at sumo quarter in 1992, according to the turing batting cages, basketball hoops, bil- ater groups. rates as low as 61 J percent. No one is sure National Association of Realtors. liards, a miniature golf course, scores of how much longer the low rates will last, It was the first time in nearly a year video games and even midway rides like THEATER GROUPS but for now they are definitely giving the that sales declined, the NJAR reported. bumper cars and a tilt-a-whirl. kersntord Dramatic Club However, realtors reported strong sales in market a helping hand, she said. Of course, Union County has more so- 7BWinansAve., Cranfoid (2767611) June and July, and the third and fourth • Phllalhallani "These rates are lower than they have phisticated culture as well, including the lt quarters arc expected to be positive. The Carriage House, Watson Road, Fanwood (322-8686) been in 20 years," Ms. Kelly noted. You "The housing sector in New Jersey is Westfield Symphony, a collection of profes- •Weitlield Community Players can qualify for much more house" under torn between low mortgage rates and cir- sional musicians from all over the Metro- 1000 North AVB., West, Westfield (232-1221) the current rates, she said. politan area that present a series of sym- cumspect consumers who are concerned MOVIE THEATERS Demand is also strong right now, with about their jobs and the economy in gen- phonic performances at the Presbyterian some homes selling the same day they • Berkeley Cinema eral," said Gene Azzalina, NJAR presi- Church on Mountain Avenue. For more in- 450 Springfield Ave., Berkeley Heights (464-8888) enter the market, she said. dent. "The month of June was quite busy, formation on the coining 1993-94 season, • Clnepten Odton Cranford If the low mortgage rates and overall as was July, We anticipate a very good call Brad Keimach at 232-9400. 25 North Ave. West, Cranford (276-9120) health of the market continue, home pric- year for real estate in New Jersey." Theater is also a popular activity in • ClneplexOdeon Union es could begin to rise, Ms. Kelly said. Bui, 990 Stuyvesanl Ave., Union (686-4373) The seasonally aajustcd annual rate of Union County, and community theater that does not necessarily mean the mar- 119,800 for April, May and June is 37,400, •Five Polnta Clmma groups in the area include the Cranford 327 Chestnut St, Union (964-9633) ket will falter, she added, citing the boom the NJAR reported. That is down 9.8 per- • linden Fivflpl«n market of the 1980s. During the '80s cent from the 41,500 rate marked in the Dramatic Club, the Westfield Community Players, and the Philathalians of Fanwoocl. North Wood Ave . linden (025-9787) home prices rose, but demand kept pace. same period of 1992. However, the second • Lost Picture Show 'it seems everything is right" for a con- quarter 1993 total did exceed the first And if you want to see the finest in Garden 2395 Springfield. Union {364-4497} tinually good market, Ms, Kelly said. "No quarter sales figure of 27,400 by 26.7 per- State professional theater, the PajxT Mill • New Park Cinema one is going to overpay for a house." cent. Still, sales of existing single-family Playhouse (201-:j7(i-4343), New Jersey's 23 West Wi'btfiekl Ave, Westfield (?41-2525) "The name of the game is, if it's priced homes for the first half of 1993 (64,800) best-known stage, is right over the county • New Park Cinema fairly, it will sell." are 5.5 percent below the 1992 pace. 23 F.nul broad St. Westfield (232-1288) borders in Millburn. • Wesllield Twin Cinema Theaters bwking a wide range of events 13B Central Ave , Wi^lficld (G54-47RO)

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V I" I m M i No shortage of recreation C The towns of Cranford, Fanwood, Gar- 2700 wood, Kenilworth, Scotch Plains and G World Gym Co-Ed Fitness Center, 12 Wcstfield all offer residents a variety of Commence Drive, Cranford, 272-8383 sporting choices. Parks with playgrounds, u ball fields and tennis courts can be found GOLF COURSES in must townships, us well us sporting LJ Ash Brook Golf Course, Raiitan Road, services for the youngest athlete to the Scotch Plains, 756-0550 oldest. G Galloping Hill Golf Course, Galloping Below you'll find an easy-to-index Hill Road, Union (on the Kenilworth bor- guide to the different services found in der), 686-1556 each of the towns. If you can't find the Q Scotch Hills Country Club, Plainfield sport or activity you are looking for, just Avenue and Jerusalem Road, Scotch call the town's recreation department, as Plains, 233-2220 it may be looking for participants or help Q Shackamaxon Golf & Country Club getting new leagues started. - Private 18-holc golf course and coun- try club located at Shackamaxon Drive, BOATING 233-1300 [] Cranford Boat & Canoe Co.( 250 Springfield Ave.. 272-6991 GYMNASTICS G Surient's Elite School of Gymnastics, BILLIARDS 501 South Ave., Garwood, 789-3392 Q J ft J Billiards. 1985 Route 22 West, • Eastern Gymnastics Academy, 70 322-5337 Jackson Drive, 272-2560 D Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA - The BOWLING local YMCA offers three very successful Q Clark lanes, 140 Central Ave., Clark, gymnastics teams. The A, B, C teams fea- 381-4700. ture female gymnasts at a variety of age • Garwood lanes, 346 North Avc, Gar- and skill levels. Contact: Vicki Herbig, wood, 276-2040

CAMPS KARATE O Christopher Academy Montanori D Lee's Hapkido School, 469 South Ave., School of Scotch Plains, 1390 Terrill Westfleld, 233-0150 Road, 322-4*552 O Judo & Karate Club, 107 South Ave., G Geraldine Nursery School & Kinder- Cranford, 276-3544 garten Summer Camp, 3i Forest Avc., D Karate World, 5bU Boulevard, Ken- 276-2934 ilworth, 276-2929 G UAcademy Montessori, 1171 Terrill Road, 322-2233 PARKS G Lorcy's Day Care Center, 350 Living- G Adams Ave. Playground, Adams Ave., ston Avc. 232-0219 Cranford [] Black Brook Park, Springfield Av- FITNESS CLUBS enue, Kenilworth G Fitness by the Yvelte Dance Studio, Q Brightwood Park, Prospect Street, 118 Walnut Ave, Cranford, 276-3539 Westfield, Scotch Plains G Gold's Gym. 363 Market St., Kcn- G Brookslde Park, Hctfield Avenue, AUQUSTOF.MENEZES/INFO'W ikrorth, 241-7744 Scotch Plains Skip Moort of Wtitfitld flnlthti a five-mile run at Tamaquei Park In L] Gold Medal Fitness, 18 Union Aw.. G Crestwood Park, Seneca Road, Scotch Westfield. Cranford, 276-7566 Plains G The Gymboree of Westfeld, 225 G Echo Lake Park, Springfield Avenue, wood Westfield Lenox Ave. 233-6660. Westfield G Gumbert Park, North Chestnut Street, Q Nomahcgan Swim Club, (private), 60 G Inches Oft Figure Salon, 1100 South • Farley Ave, Park, Farley Avenue, Westfield ' Lenhome Drive, Westfield, 709-0225 Ave, Westfield. 233-1234 Scotch Plains Q Hartntan Park, 2nd Avenue, off Wai- Q Orange Ave. Pool, Orange Avenue, D Wcstlield YMCA, 220 Clark St., 233- 0 Forest Road Park, Forest Road, Fan- nut, Scotch Plains Cranford D Kramer Manor Park, Evelyn Street, Q Westfield YMCA, 220 Clark Street, Scotch Plains Wcstfield, 233-2700; • LaGrande Park, LaGrandc Avenue, Princess row Fanwood TABLE TENNIS QUnape Park, Boulevard, Kenilworth Q New Jersey Table Tennis Club, 226 Q Uncoln Playground, Lincoln Avenue North Ave., Westfield, 232-9659 West, Cranford D McConnell Park, Eastman Street, TENNIS Cranford Q Cranford Indoor Tennis, 375 Ccntcn- Q Memorial Park, Scotch Plains Avenue, nial Avc, 276-3600 Wcstficlcl • Hillside Ave. Courts, Centennial Av- [7] Mindowaskin Park, Mountain Av- cmu\ Cranfurd i>nui\ Wcstfield [ ] SuroinKfield Ave. Clay Courts, Spring- [] Nomahcgan Park, Springfield Avenue, field Avmue, Cinnlbrd Cranlbnl f ] Tamaqucs Park, I-inihcrts Mill Road • Tamaqucs Park, Umbeils Mill Road or Willow Grove Road, Wcstfield. n or Willow Uiwe lioiid, Wcstlielil I ] Wi'stfirld Outdoor Tennis Club, (pri- [ J Dnami Park, l/'KingUm Avenue, C'rati- vale), liiD Norlh Chestnut St., 2M-9672 toid-GaiwuKl | 1 Westfield Indoor Tennis Chib, Grove I Street. Westlirld SWIMMINd POOLS [ ] Centennial Avc. Pool, Centennial Av VOllEYBAU, enue, Cranford | | Men's Coinprtitivc UMKIIC - This is ;i [| Cranford SwimininR Club, (private), league inadi' up of teams of males n^e IB Cmiivty Park Drive, Cranlbrd, 27fi-5(i;j(i and over tlanies are playeil 'l\ies. nights H HiRhland Swim Club, {private), 123!) at I! at the hi^li sehuo! C'untiiet: SI'-K Marline Ave., Fanwood, HH!)-'lb(H Henriitmn Drpt. | ) Hillside Ave. Pool, Centennial Avenue, [ ] Cocil VolleylMll Op.Mi to singes Kenilworth Little League fans Ashley Wilishefski, Rachel Sigley, Allison ('ranfurtl cnuples IB years ami older. Provides an Michalski, and Stacie Jeans sit patiently at the 1993 opening day cer- | ] Manor Park Swim Club, (private), evening to play volleyball with for fun 33 emonies. Uirel Plat*, Wustlield, ^877. , .;y^i, i. t, i i i. i I I t % i « tttit 3 • l \ Mcmwta! Pflfll, Switch'Plaits 'AW-rtile, Dent September 1,2,1993 • Forbes Newspapers Union Info'93-PAGE 13

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Originally 2,000 Delaware and lenni- Lenape Indians called the rich area home, but a Dutchman, Peter Sonmans, first settled the heartland from the Old Mill on Bonnie Burns Road along Green Brook through the entire north section of what was to become Scotch Plains, Immigrants headed up from Perth Amboy between 1683-87 and in 1865, George Scot left his homeland with 100 eager settlers lor the plains of natural grass where three brooks came together under the "Blew Hills." Most of his fellow-travelers left to go back home, cit- ing the lack of available land for home- steading even then, but old maps and manuscripts sometimes identified the area as "Scotsplain." Scotch Plains grew slowly, mostly as an agricultural community, but also as a stage stop on the road from New York to Philadelphia. The "Olde Stage Couch Inn'" at the corner of Park Avenue and Front Street has been the historical heart of Scotch Plains since 1737, when it first opened as an inn and rest stop for the Swift-Sure line stagecoach that linked the little towns between New York and Scotch Plaina Mayor Joan Papen, fourth from left, breaka ground recently at the site of the new Scotch Plains Philadelphia. Senior Citizen Center. Alto attending the ceremony are Councllwoman Irene Schmidt, Councilman Alan Augus- The old tavern has gone through many tine, and Deputy Mayor George Brown. transformations over the years. In revolu- tionary times, it was a place for troop listed on the register of National Historic and-a-half on a board sidewalk to get to name, Scotch Plains, for the township. messengers and officers to sip grog. In Places. the New York-bound train and back. Despite its "Scottish" name, Scotch 1831, the tavern keeper, Peter B. Davis, When Scotch Plains residents objected The entire area was known as "Fan- Plains was settled by immigrants from was involved in the murder of Baltus to the railroad coming less than a mile wood" after the railroad station for many many different countries, Southern Euro- Roll, the namesake of Baltusrol Avenue from their downtown in the 1800s, a years. To further add to the confusion, in peans, especially Italians, brought fresh spiteful Central Railroad Company estab- 1895, a onc-mile-square section of then- on the road to Summit. By the Civil War ideas and energy into the area. Amoiitf it was called DcBoud's Hotel and Park lished a depot at Martine and South Av- "Fanwood Township" separated to be- the first arrivals were the Joseph Del Avenue was Martine Avenue. In the enue and called it "Fanwocxl" after Fan- come Fanwood Borough. The two Fan- 1950s it was "Ye Olde Tavern" on Front nie Wood, the daughter of the owner of woods co-existed until 1917 when George Nems in I860. This family provided the Street and was a teen-age hangout for a the railroad, For many years, Scotch H. Johnson persuaded the state legisla- township with three mayors and many while from 1958-1959. Today the place is Plains commuters had 1o hike a mile- ture to legalize the original colonial other town officials through the years. Important Fast facts numbers Population: 22,000 t Coles School, Kelvin Road, Scotch Push! Area: 10 square miles Plains, 757-7555 Police: 322-7100 Tax Rate: School Tax $2.87 per $100 • Evergreen School, Eveipven Road, assessed value. Municipal Tax $77 per Scotch Plains, HBi)-r>:m Fire: :*22-7100 $100. • McGinn School, Roosevelt '\veinie. Type of Government: Mayonmd tbur- Scotch Plains. 2M-7!!iiO Municipal Ifuilding: 322-11700 rmm Town Council Meetings every • School One, Willow Awnue, Seoleh second and Inurth Tuesday of the Pains, :^;M7;il Hoard of Education: 232-6161 month at the Municipal Building on Hoard ol Kducation Mcmliers Park Avenue. President Donald Sheldon, Seoleli Cable TV: Suburban Cablcvision, fi Township council: Plains. 2!M-2!)li:">, term expires Mayor Joan Papen Vice-President Lillian 1 K'ttniai, Alan AuKUstiue, ()(ir> 7777 Scotch hams. 2M3R Icrm expires legislators: Irene Schmidt 1!)!M. Twenty-second district William McChntouk, 2MH Swkh illjius meiKoccs Robert Johnston, 881M231 Kiitlili'en Miiyer, :\'12AW, l!)!)l. r Donald T. DiFrancesco, 1816 Trash Collection: Private haulers, Morns liuteh" Clillett, 7ri7-l)!)»:i, St.. Scotch Plains, 322«0 schedules vary, Once yearly township- 1 iJOfi. sponsored residential dean-up Alljeii Syvertsen. !!»<)• »H!)H, 1 • Alan Augustine, 21!) Smith St., New Providence, lili!)-7777 Schools: James Martin, Kanwnini, :i22-17(S,r), • Hidiaril Ba^er. 2M Klin. St., West r • Scotch Plains-KnnwiMxl Hifili l!)i).>. field, m-'Mm. School, Wcsllielrt Hoad, Scotch Plains, Jessica Siinpson, ',\2?J\'i'M\, 1)!lli. 889-8li(K) The teacher-student ratio it i Scotch Congressional Representatives: Muhllv Schools (jinrides1 (IH): Plains is approximately 11-12 to 1. In § Park Middle School, Park Avenue, the class nl \\)\)2, iippiiixiniatcly 87 Senator Hill Ilnidley, 1110!) Vauxhall Koad, Scotch Plains 322414!) percent went on lo college. -HUM' - I '\\ tit ,'| ', III! I) Hi Union, l)8H-0!)lii) • Ten-ill Middle School, Tenill Koad, Todd Pogosky works out in the Senator Frank Lmtenbei'K, Suite 1M0, Scotch Plains, 322-5215 Private Seluxit new health center at the Scotch Gateway One, Gateway Center, Newark, Ek'im'nkinj Schnoh njnulvs K-liJ: • Vn'um ('(il/mlic Kinjumt. 1 I/if/li Plains YMCA. • Brunner School, WostliHd Koad, School, KilK) Martiru* Avo, Scotch Representative, Seventh District, Rob Scotch Plains, 889-2148 Plains, 8Hi)-l(iOO. Franks, 23M Morris Ave., Union, 086-5570 I! 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GEORGE PACCIELLO/INFO 93 pore chest first sign of an) Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School seniors give a tour of their [..shortness of breath... symptoms, any school to resident senior citizens. Rose Ruggure listens to Kevin Hagan, while Ann Laudatl and Sue Kerr talk. "numbness/tingling in the thi or night, call your firs? arms...squeezing or police depart- sensation...pain spreading to m< >on't deny the the back, shoulders or symj is. Don't delay, Fast Facts about Fanwood [right away. Population: 7,115 Acacia Road, Scotch Plains, 233- jaw...nausea...dizziness or Get Area: 1.3 square mites 2965, term expires 1995. fainting. These are the symp- Tax Rate: $1.54 per 100 Vice-President Ullian Dettmar, Government: Mayor and Council 2089 Algonquin Drive, Scotch toms of heart attack and time Meet second Wednesday each Plains, 233-2913, term expires 1994. is crucial. month James Martin, 95 Farley Ave,, Borough Council: Fanwood, 322-4765, term expires Early diagnosis at Rahway RAHWAY Mayoi "Linda Slender, 889-(M!)5 1995. Council President Maryanne Con- Kathleen Meyer, 1912 Stony Hospital's Chest Pain Center nelly. BB9-6455 Brook Circle, Scotch Plains, 322- can avert a heart attack, Andruw MacDonald, 322-5713 4765, term expires 1994. Kt.-viiiMfUnuKK', 889-2185 Jessica Simpson, GO Midw;iy Ave., protect the heart from dam- William Populus. 889-1699 Fanwood, 322-873(i, term expires Bruce Walsh, 322-8G96 1996. age and SAVE YOUR LIFE! Louis Junfi, 88J)-0(i52 Morris "Butch" (Jillett, I0G1 Har- Trash collection: private itan Road. Scotch Plains, 757-0983, Schools: tenn expires 199G. To arrange for a free • Scotch Plains-Fanwood Hifth AlbcMl Syveilsen, 2277 Evergreen School, WesthYld Road. Scotch Avc, Scotch Plains, tenn expires education session for 199.r). Mukllv Schools Ujnidna ii-H): The teacher-student ratio in your organization on the • Park Middle School, Park Av- Scotch Plains is approximately 11- enue, Scotch Plains 322-4445 12 to 1 In the class of HI92, ap- subject of heart attack • Ternll Middle School, Ternll proxiniiitcly 87 percent went on to Itoad, Scotch Plains, 322-5215 call Elenwhtani Sdiwls (ijnides K-5J: Private School • Brunner School, Wostfiolci Road, • Unmn Catholic Regional High 908-499-6137 HOBPITXI Scotch Plains, 889-2148 School, 1600 Marline Ave., Scotch • Coles School, Kevin Road, Plains, 889-1600. Scotch Plains, 757-7555 Board of Adjustment meets third • Evergreen School, FA'rrtfreni Thursday every month. Road, Scotch Plains, 889M11 Planning Board meets fourth • McGinn School, Roosevelt Av- Thursday every month. Community Centered Cardiac Services enue, Scutch PIJIIHS. 2:^-7050 • Schnul One, Willow Av Important lnihers 865 Stone Street • Rahway, New Jersey Scotch Plain.. ."i22 7731 Police: 322-50011 Board of Education Members 0) PH'SKI'"-.: !V:i.iM Shcht-'n Municipal Huildmi: a in 3 8! Cranford winds its way toward tomorrow tween the township and the Cranford v^pWn^S ^^^^WBWWMv Board of Education. Both town and board I INFO'93 have approved separate bond ordinances 6 The Rahway River, Cranford's most to provide improvements at their respec- u distinguishing asset, winds its way in, tive facilities. out, and through most of the town. The Board of Education is facing a rise A suburban community located in in enrollment in its elementary grades, north central New Jersey, the 5-square- which has caused the district to add staff mile township is strategically situated while also causing a lack of space at for business and personal travel with some of its buildings. Some members of easy access lo the Garden State Park- the board have raised questions about way, and Routes 78 and 22. There is the blow-by-blow approach to solving en- convenient commuter rail transporta- rollment hikes. tion to both Newark and New York At a joint meeting of the Board of Edu- City. Once a blue-collar town, Cran- cation and the Township Committee this ford's 22,600 residents now also include summer, discussion surfaced regarding professionals, business executives, and the potential use of the Community Cen- entrepreneurs. ter as a setting for some non-building Like most other towns throughout dependent educational programs. They the state, Cranford's municipal officials might include the Special Needs Assess- have had to deal with the escalating ment for Pre-School Youngsters. cost of operations. Although taxpayers The integration of computer technol- saw their taxes rise approximately $204 ogy in both the curriculum and in the on a home appraised at $172,000 this district's administration has been lacking year, the municipal portion of the bill in years past. Movement in that direction registered a zero increase. The overall is evident as the district hired its first tax levy for Cranford residents rose 53 technology director this summer. In addi- percent, or almost $1.9 million. The tion, Dr. Emalene Renna, Cranford's new municipal portion of the tax bill is 23,3 superintendent of schools, has set that as percent, schools at 56.2 percent, and a goal this year. Dr. Renna also has em- the county, 20.5 percent. phasized that the district needs to im- Cranford's officials were successful prove the understanding, acknowledge- this year implementing several cost- ment and appreciation of society's differ- Tht Cranford Canot Club on Springfield Avanue allows residents a chanct savings measures, including the reorga- ent cultures. to paddla tht calm waters of tht Rahway River. nization of its public works, public safe- The changing face of the Cranford stu- ty, and engineering departments. The dent body toward more urbanized indi- ship is the downtown shopping district. mittcc members hired a property mainte- Pobce Department has also been suc- viduals has brought with it a number of The Downtown Management Corporation nance official to ensure the area's Victo- cessful in turning the state-mandated problems, including the need for more is currently putting the final touches on rian atmosphere stays pristine, and by 911 emergency system into an asset for available student counseling. Currently, pledged to study a proposal to rezone the its seven-year Streetscape sidewalk im- the town by providing service to Win- the community counselor, whose salary entire downtown area to permit retail, of- field Park at an annual revenue of is paid by both school and township, has provement program. The Township Com- fice and service establishments to locate $13,000, asked for funds to hire additional person- mittee recently took steps to help down- anywhere in the district. The present law Other cost savings were realized nel. town property and store owners weather limits the kinds of businesses allowed on through joint purchasing efforts be- Important to the survival of the town- the bad economic climate. The com-a street-by-strect basis. Important numbers Schools: School stamp Brookside Place School, Grades K-6, Fast Facts Police: 272-2222 (911 for emergencies be- Brookside Place, 272-9100 act 210 ginning September 14th) Livingston Avenue School, Grades 4-6, Population: 22,633 Livingston Avenue, 272-9100 ext 290 Fire: To report a iin\ 272-2222 (911 after Walnut Avenue School, Grades K-3, Sept 14); Fire Department, 276-0140 Area: 4.79 square miles Walnut Avenue, 272-9100 cxt 270 Tax Rate: $2.37 per $100 of assessed H|U5idc Avenue School, Grades K-8, Municipal Offices: 709-7200 va*ue Hillside Avenue, 272-9100 ext 250 Board of Education: 272-9100 Orange Avenue School, Grades K-8, Type of Government: orange Avenue, 272-9100 ext 240 Emergency Services: For emergencies, 5-member township committee elected Cranford High School, Grades 9-12, First Aid Squad, 272-2222 (911 after Sep- at large for three year terms. At organ- West End Place, 272-9100 ext 260 tember 14); for other purposes, 272-7717 izational meeting in January, com- mittee persons select one member to Board of Education: Cable TV: Suburban Cablevision, cus- tomer service 750-9220; 17 35,272-4784. act as Mayor for the following year. Nine members elected at large in Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the April, three each year, for three year month, Council Chambers, Municipal terms. Trash Collection: private haulers Building, 8 Springfield Avenue at 8:30 Thomas Bonhag, 706 Orange Avenue, Legislators: p.m. Conference meetings, open to the 272-9032 Twenty-second district public, the 1st and 3rd Monday in Andrew Pelliccio, 25 Hamilton Avenue, Senator: Donald T DiFranccsco, 1816 3 Room 108, 7:30 p.m., except for noli- 709-0580 Front St., Scotch Plains, 322-5500 days, when one meeting is held. Edna Silvey, 14 Moss Lane, 272-5787 Assembly mi'mbera Christine Barr, 14 Forest Avenue, 276- • Alan Augustine, 219 South St., New Committee Members: 2081 Providence, 665-7777 • Richard BaRRcr. 203 Kim. St., West- N Mayor Daniel Asuhenbach, 116 Cran- Richard J. Sails, 10 Oneida Place, 270- field, 232-3673. lord Avenue, 270-8521 6749 Edward M. Robinson, 122 Blooming- Lois Vcrhoevcn, 19 Bloomingdalc Ave., ConBTCssionallU'iircscntatlvcs: dale Avenue, 2764317 272-1742 Carolyn J. Vollero. 34 Cornell Road, Peter Caprio, 504 Central Ave., 270- Senator Bill Bradley, 1G05 Vauxhall 276-4542 2108 Road, Union, f)HH-l)i)(i() Senator Frank Liutenberg, Suite 1510, LINDA EPSTEIN/INFO 93 J. Robert Hoefller, G35 Lincoln Park Stephen Montavann, 102 Orchard St., John Stenardi works in his jour- East, 276-75111 272-5857 Gateway One, Gateway Center, Newark, 201-045-3030 nal at his Walnut Avenue School Norman W. Albert, 10 Claremont Karen Petro/zicllo, 430 No. Union Ave., Representative, Seventh District, Bob kindergarten. Place, 270-5081 272-3020 Franks, 2333 Moms Ave., Union, 686- 5576 u 0 Active town plans for its bicentennial I ly NKOUA.QAVIN0 • INFO'93 P The town of Westfield has spent over o 200 years growing into what it is today. Now planning ISJ94 bicentennial festivi- ties, Westfielcl stands as an active1 com- munity Hint continues to chanflo anil grow wit luhi! times. Westlield is l;ir Irom its late ci^h- \{v.n\\\ century slate, when it housed but u lew stuivs. and homes were near- ly a mile apart. Largely a family- oriented residential suburb, Wcstikil is now home to nearly fifteen churches,, four parks, an expansive school sy- sytem. find a downtown area that nour- ishes with shops and theatres, and fai- lures a pulur eenter and two fire, hous- ' us. The community's interests are evi- tlenl in ovei1 4!()0 social, political, cul- tural, religious, and service-oriented clubs and organizations. Westficld's school system has gone through quite a lew changes in recent years. Previously, student enrollment was on the decline and at times the community questioned the need for six elementary schools, two intermediate schools, and a high school. But this year has shown a growing number of students at the elementary level, and AUGUSTOF.MENEZES/INFO93 there will soon be a new wing at Wash- The Gaztbo at MlndowasMn Park, acroaa from town hall, term aa a centerpiece for many Westfield activities. ington school. Returning students will be greeted by The Westlield Board of Education and posed store and its effect on the com- these issues have been addressed by a number of now faces, as the school the Westfield Education Association have munity, although there is also some sup- town hall, no resolutions have been system experiences u large turnover in reached a tentative contract agreement port for the project. made, staff this year. With many senior teach- which should be ratified before the start In town government, residents have In other areas related to garbage pick- ers reaching retirement age, newly- of the school year. raised issues over noise, both on land and up, some residents have raised the of hired teachers arc heading into the Residents face the possiblity of a new in the air. Hoping to be relieved of the classrooms. As well, sports-bound stu- ShopRite supermarket on its Garwood overhead noise from air traffic, residents pick-up prices because they pay a steady dents have said goodbye to highly re- border, Westfield Planning Board is in have fought for a rerouting of airline traf- rate regardless of how much garbage garded Athletic Director Gary Kehler, the early stages of a hearing process like- fic. On land, residents hope for an ordi- they generate. Although talk has contin- who has retired anci will be replaced by ly to last for perhaps another year, Many nance that would prohibit early morning ued, no actions have been made toward a Ed Tranchino. residents are concerned about the pro- garbage pick-up noise. Although both solution.

Fast Facts Important numbers Population: 28,870 Anthony LaPorta, 409 North Chestnut Wilson School - 301 Linden Avc., 789 Police: Emergency 232-1000; Non- emergency 789-4000 St., 654-1271 4605, Principal Andrew Perry. Area: 0.29 square miles Second Ward Fire: Emergency- 232-2000; Non- Margaret C. Sur, 501 Wychwood Road, Secondary Schooh, emergency-789-4130 Tax Rate: $3.37 pw-$100 232-6408 Grades 6-8: James .1. Gruba, 356 Wychwood Road, Edison Intermediate School - 800 Municipal Building: 789 4040 Government: 233-0235 Rahway Ave. 789-4470, Principal Sam- Muncipnl Government headed by a Thvxi Ward Board of Education: 789-4425 uel Hazel, mayor and an eight-member Town Kenneth I. MacRitchie, 515 Trinity Roosevelt Intermediate School, 302 Emergency Services: 911 Council, with two members represent- Place, 233-8739 Clark St., 789-4560, Principal Ken Shu- ing each of the* town's four wards. Town Gary Jenkins, 230 Connecticut St., 232- lack. Cable TV: Suburban Cable-vision- Council meets for conference? sessions 602-7400 every 1st and 3rd 'I\iesday of every Fourth Ward month and lur regular public meetings James Holy, 12G Hazel Avc, 233-3641 Weslfield High School, 550 Dorian Road, Legislators: every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every Michael E. Panagos, 6 Roll Drive, 233- 789-4500, Principal Robert Petix. Twenty-second district month. Hrgular public meetings from fi340 Senator. Donald T. DiFrancesco, now until the end of this year take Board of Education: 1816 Front St., Scotch Plains, 322- 5500 place in Council Chambers of the Mu- Trash Collection: Private Haulers Superintendent of Schools Mark C. nicipal Rmlding, 425 Knst Broad St., AsscmUy members Smith, 789-4420 • Alan Augustine, 219 South St., 8:30 p.m. and are as follows: Elementary Schools Assistant Superintendent In Charge of New Providence, 665-7777 Sept. 1-1 and 2K Grades K-5: Business Robert Radcr, 789-4401 • Richard Bagger, 203 Elm. St., Oct. \2iun\2i) PYanklin School - 700 Prospect St., President Susan H. Pepper, 654-5586 Westfield, 232-M73. \'uv !l ill ill .-'.'.*> YHIMMO, Piltuipal Kenneth Wark. Vice President Susan Jucobson, 232- l)er. 7 iiiid 21 Jefferson School - 1200 Boulevard, Congressional Representatives: 0476 7BJM40O, Principal Kelley Kissiah. Benjamin Rulf, 654-8064 Town Council Members McKmlry School - 500 First St., 789- Senator Bill Bradley, 1605 Vauxhall D. Carol Molnar, 654-11213 Koad, Union, (i88 ()!)(i() Mayor Unkind C. Muithe. Jr., (i Haw- 45li:i. Prini'iml Edward Braynock. Senator Frank IinitenlxTg, Suite Tamnques School - 641 Willow Grove Melba S. Nixon, 233-1372 thorne Drive. 233-3780 1510, Gateway One, Gateway Cen- W Michael W. Fox, 233-3773 Road, 789-4(500, Principal Kathleen ter, Newark, 201 •(»•! 5-3030 First Ward Zepf. Eileen Satkin, 232-5293 Representative, Seventh District, | Norman N. Grew), 71 Lincoln Koad, Washington School - 90(1 St. Mark's Darielle M.Walsh, 654-3144 Bob Franks, 2333 Morris Ave., S 654-1571/233-7782 Aye,7HiM{)()0, Principal Connie Odell. William J. Swwn<\y,-233-0377 "• Union, G8(i-!S57K a II Fast Facts m Issues facing borough Population: 7,574 Arthur L. Johnson High School, WcsMvId Area: 2.10 square miles Ave, Clark, (908) 382-0010. Tai: $1.79 Regional Board of Mutation Type of Government: Elected Mayor and six President Burton Zitnmor, 14 Pint) Grove council members; mayor holds tic breaking Road, Berkeley Heights, phone not avaiable. may yet be resolved vote, Margaret Hough, 38 Tudor Court, Spring. Borough Council workshop meetings begin at Held, phone not avaiable. i 7:00 p.m. in the meeting room, second floor of Robert Jeans, 343 Boulevard, Kemlworlh, each of the six to operate its own high i ly CHERYL HEHL Borough Hall, 567 Blvd. The dales are Aug. 23, phone not available. school district. Until then, former Broar- September 13 and 27, Oct. 12 (Tuesday) and Theresa LiCausi, 253 Hillside Ave., Sjirinji- INFO'93 tey High School students will be bused to 25, Nov. 8 and 22, Dec. 13. field, phone not available. The two-square mile town of Ken- Jonathan Dayton High School in Spring- Regular meetings begin at 8 p.m., in council Robert Delia Sulla, 53 Lincoln Boulevtird, chambers, Borough Hall. The dates are Aug. Clark, phone not avaiable ilworth has hnd its share of major prob- field, and Arthur L Johnson in Clark. 24, Set. H and 28, Oct. 13 find 26, Nov. 9 and Donald Pnris, 9 IX'orwuod Drive, Clnrk, lems in the In si several years, but the Another major issue facing residents is 23, Dec. M, Jon. 1. phone not uvoioblc borough that has come to be known as whether the borough will be saddled with Mayor Joseph Hcgo (R), 309 North 12th St., Michael Rocers, 33 Middle VVny, Summit, no "the town with a heart." has yet to cry a $16.1 million lawsuit award granted to a 272-5298, phone avaiable Council President Dennis Schull2 (R), 47 man injured in the borough almost a de- Joan Tolh, 431 Spruce Avi\, Gunvootl, no 'uncle/ South 19th St., 276-6578. phone avaiable. Losing David Brearlcy High School cade ago. Although the borough has ap- John Brede (I), 137 North 20th St., 709-1137. Carmine Venes, 1418 Orchard Ro;jd, Moun- after a court battle this year was a blow to pealed this award, the court of appeals Sam Cavallaro (R), 125 North 19th St., 272- tuinside, no phone avaiable. borough officials, residents and students has requested the two parties try to settle 6012. Donald Rica (R), 715 Kingston Avenue. 241 Important alike. However, all is not lost. The Union the dispute out of court. 9756. County Regional District now faces not The case became an albatross around Michael Tripodi (R), 14 North 13th St., 351- numbers just Kcnilworth, but five of the six send- the borough's neck after a faulty signal 1536,241-0079. Richard Brady (R), 727 Clinton Avenue, 351- Police: 276-1700 ing towns ready, willing and able to dis- hghl at the intersection of Monroe Av- Fire: 276-1700 enue and North 14th Street caused an 1536. solve the regional system. Putting their Traih collection; municipal Municipal Building: 276-9090 money where their mouth is, live of the accident that left Mark Waldorf, a 23- School Board of Education: 276-5936 towns in the district brought in Deloitte year-old Statin Island resident, quad- Warren J. Harding School, elementary grades Emergency Services: 2761700 and Touche in February to perform a de- riplegic. During the last decade the ensu- pre-K through 8th, 426 Boulevard, 276-5936, Principal Frederick Rica. Cable TV: Suburban Cablevision, 750- regionalization feasibility study. ing lawsuit saw two trials, two appeals, KenUworth Board of Education: 9220 As of presstime, the study results were plus a multi-million dollar decision, that President Cathleen Cohen, 43 Brasser Lane, State Legislators: due at any moment. But a preliminary hangs yet over taxpayers' heads. (phone not available). Twenty-fmt district inquiry by Kenilworth School Su- The governing body and taxpayers con- Vice President Patricia Fecho, 45 WUshire Drive (phone not avaiable). Senator C. Louis Bassano perintendent IJoyd Lcschuk several tinue to wait and wonder what the final Christopher Pheney, 648 Newark Ave,, Monroe Lustbader, (201)992-9112 weeks ago revealed the prospect of the tab will be, and how it will be funded. (phone not available). Maureen Ogden, (201)467-5153 borough running its own nigh school was The borough is working to secure funds Clifford Rhyner, Jr., 6 Brasser Lane, 27C- Congressional Representatives: feasible. In addition, a bill making it easi- to be used when and if the judgment has 7542 Senator Bill Bradley, 1605 Vauxhall er to dissolve a regional district was re- to be paid. In the meantime, taxpayers William Schultz, 42 Brasser Lane, (phone not available). Road, Union, 688-0960 cently signed by Gov. Jim Florio. have no idea how Waldorf judgment may George Schlenker, 501 Quinton Ave., 27G- Senator Frank Laulcnbcrg, Suite 1510, The coming year should prove instru- eventually affect their tax bill. 0198 (phone not avaiable) Gateway One, Gateway Center, New- mental in the borough's quest to operate The development of the Volco site on Janet Glynos, 572 Newark Ave., 276-4525. ark, 201-645-3030 the liigh school on its own. However, the Boulevard has been key to the bor- Robert Taylor, 11 South 23rd St. 276-2179. Union County Regional High School District Representative, Seventh District, Bob should deregionalization progress to the ough since the mid 80s. In the next year Jonathan Dayton High School, Mountain Franks, 2333 Morris Ave., Union, 686- referendum singe, the majority vote of all A&P will build a prototype supermarket, Avenue. Springfield, (201) 370-6300 5576 six towns would be required in order for car wash and mini-lube facility. Garwood faces biggest challenge in its schools By JOANNE MrfADMN larger community. Soon after, Raymond Krov, the business administrator, re- Fast Facts INFO'93 signed his post when it was increased The name Garwood honors Samuel from a part-time position to full-time. Garwood, first president of Garwood During the summer, acting- Population. 4,225 Schools: Land and Improvement Company, which Superintendent Thomas Kennedy, whose Franklin School, grades 2-5, 400 Second acquired large tracts of land in the area former position as director of special ser- Area: 0 75 square miles Aviv, 783-0331 during the 1890s, vices also remains vacant, and Dr. Randy Lincoln School, mados 6-8,400 Second Ave,, Residents of the small community lo- lax rale: SI ti \M SltH) uss^ed value Pratt, principal, both announced their de- 7BB-0331 cated between Westficld and Cranford Type of Government: Elected Mayor and li- partures. Washington School, grades pre- felt shortchanged by the two municipali- member Council Mnyor voles only in cast* of The Board of Education has not yet kindergarten-1.500 Kast Si., 789 0165 ties, and decided to form their own bor- tit. Meets 2nd .mil ]\h Tui>:>diiv rach month. announced solutions to many of those ough in 1903. Garwood developed as an B 30 |> m , in Munu i)i.il lluihlniK, tUii South problems. As of Aug. 19, only the school industrial community that also provided Ave. Workshop meeting hold immediately Board of Education members housing for factory workers. business administrator and the principal prior tn regular meet inn luwnmng nt 7 p.m. Knlph Urrico. 237 Fourth Ave., 789-9557 Borough Council constantly battles to positions had been filled. And tho promo- Juanita Austin, 32-1 Third Ave., phone un- control rising residential taxes while stilt tion of Jim Brunn, a district science Officiuh listed providing services to its 4,227 residents, teacher, to principal, has civiitcd an ad- Mayor Mulim I (.'inu-nh. IWi Willow Ave Carolyn Warclml, 23(i Hickory Ave., 789-1519 Among the items imposed on its budget ditional vacancy in that department. 1 Uoruugh Council Mary Ann Kji'tbiiii, 350 Hickory Ave., 7B9- are state-mandated services and systems, Whether there will Ix u desk and a Ctiiirti'S LUIIIMKIO. 'iliy Fourth Kw 30D-* such as the enhanced 911 emergency re- classroom lor eveiy student when the Paul Di'Vniutd. L'II Fourth Aviv EURCIIP PeiTOtta, G bbrrly Court, phone un- sponse system. In addition, the council doors open this month is anyone's guess. Waller M;is/tv;ik, 2UU Hemlock Ave. listed must face the same rising insurance, sal- During the spring, several rooms at the Dennis Mct'iiilhv, b'i'i Mvrik1 Aviv Lindii Koenin, 2-13 Fourth Aviv, 789-03GB ary and benefits costs as neighboring Franklin and Lincoln schools had to be Barbatii Mnrnun 2'u\ Lnrusl Ave. June TolU. 328 Third Avt>, 233-6341 communities. vacated due to water damage caused by a Vaermt scut, since Am: 1 ii'ttromont of An- The governing body responded this Lnreltii Bpmii. 211 Ixrcusl Ave., phone un- leaking roof. Tho roof is still not repaired, drew Hossi year to residents1 cries for more recre- listed The Child 'Study Team will be relo- ational space. After hearing the recom- Trash collection municipal Patricia Castakli. 341 Myrtle Aviv, 233-2808 cated to frw-up one classroom that is mendations of the Planning Board's rec- necessary for a first grade, but to where, reation committee, town residents and know one knows. The Board of Educa- governing bodies conducted a successful tion discussed placing a temporary build- fund-raising drive that will ultimately pay ing at one its facilities and later discuss- Important numbers for the sprucing-up of Hartmann Field. While the governing body may have its ing renting space at the Gaiwood Mall. Police; 789-1500 Emergency services: Garwood First house in order, tho local Board of Educa- On the secondary education level, the Fire: 789-1500 Aid Squad, 7B9-1500 tion is slow to react to rising enrollment, municipality's residents must begin to Municipal building 789 0710 Cable TV: Suburban Cablevision, cus- deteriorating facilities, and a rash of res- deal with the closing of Brearley High tomer service 750*9220; TV 35, 272- ignations by its administrators. In April, School this spring. Students will now at- Board of Education: 7UU-O165 4784 then-Superintendent Walter Boright left tend cither Johnson High School in the district for a similar position in a Clark, or Jonathan Daytonin Springfield

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trictly decorating" is the way Gail Bacelar describes the business of Lamps ,and Things, located at Route 22 East and Washington Avenue in Green Brook. Ms. Bacelar operates the store, which has been in the same location for the last 14 years. A Piscataway native, Ms. Bacelar explains that she and her husband Carlos ran a custom woodworking store downstairs and then took on the decorating center Custom-designed is the key word at her store, she said, noting that she will design anything a customer wants. "Bring in waJlpajxir or fabric and I'll design a lamp to match. With over 100 colors, I can make a Tiffany lamp that will be unique." she said. "Lamps and Things is not the standard lighting-fixture store. Instead, we carry vases, statues, plates. ilniDfiies. sconces, cocktail tables and coffee tables/' she said, adding, "We have over 200 Tiffany lamps in stock at all times. For a specific look, I can recover a fringed shade, using your fabric or ours." At this time nfyrar. wiling fans are popular "We have them in any color We buy from a supplier who docs custom work," Ms, Bacelar said, Her assistant, Gordon (Jrrvne, has a background in decorating and "his ideas are sure to please," Ms, Bacelar said. From Victorian to contemporary to southwestern in style, Ms. Bacelar said, '\ve can help

you. Instead of going to ytnir home, we can save you money by welcoming a customer to FORBES FILE PHOTO bring in photos, and we can suggest arrangements and other ideas," At Umpa and Things, Gail Bacalor offers an antlra custom decorating center. Take a journey into history at Combat Hobbies Combat Hobbies is a dream come true for tant to Mr. Home. Memorabilis may be an have to be special ordered. tive role in encouraging youth to have pro- both the hobbyist looking for military original hat from a World War II army of- In another area, Combat Hobbies caters to ductive pastimes. He and his two teenaged games and toys and the owner, Jay Home. ficer, a badge or a medal. He displays them a popular military sport - war games. The sons do WWII re-enactments and his 1941 "This all started with the love of military so "people can actually see what pieces ac- store carries all the camouflage and equip- Dodge Weapons Carrier is often used for history," said Mr. Homo, who spent a cou- companied the soldiers," said Mr, Home, ment for the paintball participant, providing parades and military rallies. ple of years aboard ship serving m the U.S, Above the ease is an assortment of mil- they are at least IB years of age. "It never hurts to learn about history be- Navy. itary hats that took over 30 years to collect. For children, Combat Hobbies has a vari- cause history ivprats itself," said Mr, Homo. A large case oi toy soldiers i:, displayed Combat Hobbies also offers an extensive ety of unique items such as custom-made with pieces of history ami memorabilia "so selection of models with an emphasis on castles, knights, cowboys and Indians, Combat Hobbies is on the second floor of that people under.-iiiti'l what they are look- military history. Mi1. Home also sells and There is also a variety of history maga- the Hyde Park Mall on Route 22 West just ing at.'1 rents military videos, military prints, as well zines and books. after hte Cramer Avenue exit. For more in- The details of e;ic!i -Hup are very impor- as paints and models which would normally Mr. Home believes his shop plays a posi- formation, call 424-1945. Celebrate the outdoors at Ray's Sport Shop By CHRISTINE RETZ annual "Doer Hunting in Maine" contest. The winner gets tackle to archery equipment to camping supplies to make SPECIALaJllHKSI'ONDKNT a week of deer hunting in the Rangeley lakes region of your outdoors experience most enjoyable. Maine, an area famous for its trophy whitctoil deer. The The store also has gunsmith ing services, and sells National Hunting and Fishing Day will bo celebrated eontest closes Oct. 3, and the vacation must be taken sporting arms such as rifles, shotguns and handguns, for this year Sept, 25. In honor of this occasion, Ray's Sfwrt between Nov. 8-13, 1093. Obtain your entry blank at the each of which the appropriate permit is needed. Hundgun Shop, 559 Route 22, North Plainfickl, is holding a tre- store. instruction is also offered for the person interested in mendous sale Sept. 11-Oct. 3. All sports goods, clothes While you're at Ray's, brush up on your marksmanship home protection or target practice. and featured items from each department will be on sale at the indoor shooting range, which is open to the public. Manager Roger Mistove said, "It's always wiser to have then. Ami he surf to ,iop in Sept. !i to brcomr eligible for Hay's is entering its 47th year of service to the hunting someone show you the safe way," Information on the their free gills by putting your name m the special box. and fishing public, and with the high-seasons U|x>n us, Handgun PnificicMicy Course may be obtained by culling Hunters will also want to stop at Ray's to enter the the store is fully slocked with everything from fishing Ray's at 501-4400. ' September 1,2,3,1993 Pagt-7

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WHERE TO EAT ALONG ROUTE 22 Kentucky Fried Chicken Bafelsmith "We do chicken right." 989 Route 22, Bridgewater; 685-9758, Food store and deli. Green Brook; 752-5566.

Jack O'Connor's Beet 'n Seafood House KFC 1288 Route 22. Bridgewater; 725-1500. Kentucky Fried Chicken, where "we do chicken right," 988, Route 22 East; 685- 9758. Felix No. 9 Diner 1244 Route 22, Bridgewater; 725-8118. Pizza Hut f „ 247-249 Route 22 East, Green Brook; 752-8111. La Catcna-22 Northern Italian cuisine; catering available; lunch Monday-Friday; dinner seven Route %% Oriental Food nights. 966 Route 22, Somerville; 725-9300. 288 Route 22 West; Green Brook; 752-3060. Red Cafe Mr. Assante 1271 Route 22, Bridgewater; 704-8999, Pizza, Italian food. Route 22 East; 968-3515.

Roy Rogers Charlie Brown's 950 Route Tl ftunrrville; G85-9888. Restaurant. 171 Route 22, Green Brook; 968-3330. Tokyo Steak House Texas WeinerH Sushi bar, hibachi, seafood, cocktail lounge, tempura. Open seven days 956 ^^ 22 West'Green BrookJ 752-2882. Rotue 22, Somerville; 218-0022. Vito's Pizza & Restaurant Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers Catering for all occasions. 51 Route 22 East, Green Brook; 968-5353, 077 Route 22 East, Somerville; 526-8136. Ground Round Red Hose Saloon Full menu served until dosing. Lounge, big screen TV, children's menu. 9! Route 22, Route 22 West, Green Brook; 908-8120.

The Office Restaurant Route 22 Pizza Bar/rosiaurnnt: Kmito 22 and Thompson Road, Bridgewater; 469-0068, Route 22 West; 968-0809. Deli Creations Dunkin' Donuts ;if),) Kuutr Tl K;ht, Given Brook; 563-4288, Doughnuts, bagels, coffee, sandwiches; open 24 hours, Route 22; Green Brook,

White Castle Kahn's Palace Route 22 Wost. C.roen Brook; 356-8589. Mongolian barbecue. Route 22 East; 968-9333, Roy Rogers Sunset Diner Route 22; North Plainfield; G68-8886. Steaks, chops, seafood; open 24 hours, seven days a week; family dinners, ••» s spocals; businessmen's specials. 355 Route 22 East, Green Brook; 356- y , 671 T uana Joc s telaurantc k Cantina Mexican food served within a Mexican atmosphere. Open daily until 1 a.m. Sukothai Roule 22

31!) Koute 22 East, Green Brook; 968-0088, Demola pim Hunan Royal Restaurant. Route 22 East, North Plainfield; 754-1881. Chinese food. 326 Route 22 West, Green Brook; 968-3322. West End Deli Convenience store. Route 22 East; 755-4450. Kirn's

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Where to eat along Route 22 (Continued from page 10) TGI Ftidays Jimmy Buff Restaurant Gertrude Hawk Chocolates Restaurant/bar. Blue Star Shopping Center, Route 22, 2881 Route 22 West, Mountainside; 233-2833. North Plainficld; 756-5687. Watchung; 322-6412. Steak & Ate McDonald's Scoops Route 22 and Providence Road, Mountainside; 233-0900. Route 22 West; 753-9771. Ice cream delights. 2014 Route 22, Scotch Plains; 322- 4555. Spanish Tavern Puzo Italian Food Route 22 East, Mountainside; 232-2171. Route 22, North Plainficld: 755-6508. Burger King Route 22, Scotch Plains; 889*5341. L'Affaire Carousel Diner Fine food; catering; early bird specials. Mountainside; Route 22 West, North Plainfietd; 756-8916. Udupi Cafe 218-1233. Indian cuisine. 2520 Route 22 East, Scotch Plains; 233- Buskin Robbing 5511. . Mountainside Manor Ice cream treats. Route 22, Watchung; 322-5447. Formerly Dasti's. 1230 Route 22, Mountainside; 232-2969, King Gardens Sub Stingers Chinese food. 2540-2550 Route 22 East, Scotch Plains; Pagoda Blue Star Shopping Center; 322-6897. 789-8988. Sushi restaurant. 1085 Route 22, Mountainside; 789-9777, Snufly's Pantagis Restaurant McDonald's Echo Queen Diner Steaks, prime ribs, soaibod and lobster. Catering spe- Route 22, Scotch Plains; 322-5270. 1079 Route 22 East, Mountainside; 233-1098. i-'ialisls. Park and Mountain avenues, Scotch Plains; 322- i)2b, RomaneUis Restaurant Tower Steakhouse 1985 Route 22,Scotch Plains; 322-9595. Catering and banquet facilities. Route 22, Mountainside; Sfotrhwood Diner 233-8435. 1934 Route 22: Scotch Plains; 322-4114. Roy Rogers Route 22 and TerriU Road, Scotch Plains; 322-9865, HA Winston Restaurant Blue Star Pizza Route 22, Mountainside; 654-6777. Blue Star Shopping Center, Route 22, Watchung; 322- Prima Pina !ii)5«. 1985 Route 22, Scotch Plains; 322-9111. Tables Restaurant 1072 Route 22, Mountainside; 232-6784. Sunrise Donuttfferoes Ko Shins 22 Blur Star Shopping Center. Route 22. Watchung; 561- Chinese food, 2377 Route 22, Scotch Plains; 889-4979. Ground Round 6820. Route 22, Springfield; (201)467-4004. AFFORDABLE ALA CARTE FAMILY RESTAURANT

2520.US RO (OlympfPlaa PI •frM.NJ We Bring People and Nature EARLY BIRD WEDDING DREAMS SPECIALS COME TRUE... FREE Jug LUNCHEON FROM$3495 SPECIALS $495 5 1/2 hour Optn Bar CHILDRENS Hot A Cold Hors O'ocuvrat 7 CourM Dinntr SPECIALS $195 WtddlngCjkt of Deluxe Blenl Flowers and Candtlabra DAILY Flaming Jubiltt Show SPECIALS $795 Bangui Roowt For All Occnioni i I ncludcs Sulad Our BUY a 11 Slzzkr T-Bone Steak or Seafood Platter or Fresh Vcnl Seafood Fethicclni orTortellinl Primavcra $9.95 Whole Lobster Frn Dlavola Neuberg or Primavera $9.95 D.D.Q. Whole Rack-Baby Back Ribs $9.95 Prime Ribs or Stir Fry Beef or Orange Roughy $8.95 Chicken • Broiled or Primavera or Hawaiian or B.B.Q. $7.95 ! SKIS- Qaked Usa«na • Stuffed Sheila • ManJcotti • Fettuednt $7.95 Aiuiiin.Mii\ CUIM1 tuth Diniu'i tT . 908-322-7726 85? .78*287 PaA^MounUHnAiie., Scotch Waiiu.NJ S"lirciu" Pagt 12 -September 1,2,3,1993 A Forte* Newspaper Publication \KM \ i \l\s

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