o t- "» UJ s again The capital of Brush with Bragges Fix-up experts O We list 135 professionals in (/I d wrestlers win District; roadside Americana Medieval echo, modem luxury home improvement directory ~ to Region 3 tournament In this week's on new Forbes-Lufthansa trip Details on page a-7 See our Classified section See Sports, page A-10 WtetondPli Ihe^festfield Record Vol. 3, No. 10 Thursday, March 5,1992 A Forbes Newspaper 25 cents Proposed budget may regain surplus funds Under the plan the town would insert a four-time infusion of revenue into the cap- THE RECORD ital improvement portion of the budget, The Town Council it leaning toward a beginning with a $1.3 million appropria- budget plan that recaptures nirpluj funds tion this year. Money put into such a fund mandated by the state for property tax cannot be used to support the budget relief If the council decides to go with the If approved, the plan will raise the mu- plan, the 1992 municipal budget will have nicipal tax nte by 12 points. a tax impact of 42 cents per $100 of as- Finance committee chairman Michael sessed value. That represents an increase Panafos called a straw poll of the council of 12 cents over last year's tax rate. on the matter at last week's budget meet- Mr. Panagos said the council could con- ing. Seven members stated an inclination sider the plan further, and could decide to to go with the plan, while two aaid they go with a variation of it, such as one that wanted to give it more thought would appropriate less than $1.3 million The plan would recapture funds from and increase the tax rate by less. Drivers mak* their way cautiously around the South Avenue traffic circle. The Town Council's transporta- the town's surplus accounts that, through The budget would call for $22.3 million tion, parking and traffic committee will be discueslng ways to make the circle safer, or removing It revisions to the Quality Education Act, in appropriations, with $14,784 million completely, at a public meeting tonight. must be used to reduce the tax rate. The coming in proposed revenue. The tax levy town is required to put one-eighth of the would be $7.5 million. amount of last year's school budget into The money could go toward a major cap- the municipal budget This year, that ital project, or could stay in the fund in- Transportation Committee reports amounts to $4-395 million. (Please turn to page A-5) Council considers recycling heavy congestion on its agenda •y DONALD WZZIJPL Councilman and committee chair Frank municipal building. Rodgers, according to current committee Other agenda items include: THE RECORD chair Councilman Kenneth MacRitchie. • Designating Sussex Street as a light its proof-of-trash ordinance Proposals are bumper to bumper on The subject of the circle surfaced re- traffic street. the agenda for tonight's meeting of the cently in the speech Mayor Garland • A possible left turn lane on Central •y DONALDPtZajft. Town Council's transportation, parking "Bud" Boothe made at his Jan. 28 Avenue at Quimby Street. swearing in. The mayor referred to the • Residential parking permits for Sum- TOE RECORD and traffic committee. The committee will discuss 10 sepa- circle as dangerous and"obsolete," and mit Avenue residents. The Town Council has decided to go back to the drawing board with its proof-of-trash rate proposals at its 8 p.m. meeting in asked for the committee to look into the • Implementation for guide-a-rides matter. ordinance. the administrative conference room of (schedule charts) for local bus routes 59 the municipal building. Also on the agenda is discussion of and 113. Several residents complained about the ordinance to hsalth officer Bob Sherr and Among the items slated for discussion the proposed parking deck, another mat- • A proposed no parking zone at the members of the Town Council after letters were sent out to over 200 residents last are' two recommendations to alleviate ter the mayor asked the committee to entrance of Myrtle Avenue. month, stating that they needed to prove they contract with a garbage disposal com- problems at the South Avenue traffic consider in his swearing-in address. The • Speed limit signs for Central Avenue pany. ' circle. long-term committee of the newly- and Summit avenues and Boulevard. The state-mandated ordinance states that proof of trash ooUaction be provided IT it is The first is an interim measure which established Downtown Committee will • No parking signs for portions of the suspected that a household or business does not contract with a trash collection service. would eaU Jar a prohibition against right •tudy the merit* of a pMMnsjdMk In jvocth tide of South Avwuw Okw an* Uv The council grudgingly passed the ordinance in September of last year. on red turns where West Broad Street the downtown area. already a no parking zone, but is un- marked). The ordinance made the town health officer the enforcer, and stated that haulers meets South Avenue. Talk of a parking deck first surfaced-~ in the 1970s. A one-level deck on Elm The meeting has been "sunshined," or could help him find out who was in violation if the town asked for their assistance. A longer-term remedy up for dis- cussion would be the replacement of the Street was approved by the council in open to the public, so residents and Though they were never asked, several haulers who work in town approached Mr. circle with a regular intersection. The 1988. Funds for the deck have since members of the Town Council may at- Sherr with lists of violators. proposal was first suggested by former been set aside for renovations to the tend. Mr. Sherr said a total of 23S notices were sent out to residents believed to not have trash collection, advising that they had to provide his office with proof that they have contracted with a hauler. The health officer said 62 notices of proof have been sent in so far. It has been Benefit proceeds will support children's determined that seven residences that letters were sent to were vacant. The ordinance has a maximum $500 per day penalty. Prior to the ordinance, it was estimated that 1,000 homes in WestfleJd do not pay for trash collection. summer production of Shakespeare Councilman Kenneth MacRitchie objected to the letters, stating that the ordinance •y oofiALD mat m. Sondheims Sunday In the Park With Joe Howard, who plays George Frankly on was originally intended as a remedy for illegal or "midnight" dumping. George and was the lead in The Rath- "Math Net" on the children's show Square Councilman Gary Jenkins agreed that the way the ordinance is being enforced is THE RECORD child's. Her one-woman show received fa- One Television. "flawed, because it doesn't allow for certain circumstances," such as elderly residents Cynthia Meryl won't be singing for her vorable reviews in Variety magazine. Tickets will be on sale March 1 at the who do not generate large amounts of garbage. supper on April 3 and 4. She'll be singing Pianist Carol Binkowski will accompany box office at the Westfield School of The matter was referred to the solid waste committee on the request of its chairman for the bard. the singers. Dance, 402 Boulevard, from 3-9 p.m. week- Councilman Norman Greco. Mr. Greco suggested the ordinance be reviewed, and that a All proceeds from Ms. Meryl's concerts The show will also include Westfield days and 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. on Saturdays. High School brass combo Pete Donovan, Admission is $37 for dinner and the show. coherent plan for its enforcement be reviewed. at Wyckoffs restaurant will go toward the summer production of Shakespeare's A Don Meyer, Debbie Pianko and Jim Perry, Dinner begins at 7 p.m., while the per- Mr. Sherr said that until the committee reviewed the matter, he would refrain from Midsummer's Night's Dream, with all roles which Ms. Meryl is particularly pleased formance begins at, well, at a quarter to sending out any more letters, and would not issue any summonses. filled by local children ages 8-18. about. nine, of course. The ordinance has raised the ire of residents since its inception. Several residents, "We're trying to raise all the funds our- "Working with the kids is rcully excit- Meetings have been hold with parents, mostly senior citizens, have attended council meetings and admitted that they did not selves," she said, "so it is minimal or no ing," she said, "it makes it much more of a and according to Ms. Meryl, enthusiasm contract with haulers. Some stated that because of the small amount of garbage they cost to the kids." community thing. We're trying to involve among aspiring performed is growing generated, they found it easier to double up with a neighbor who had garbage service. Ms. Meryl and Westfield School of the kids about it." steadily. "They're having a great time," she said, A resident appeared before the council on the subject as recently as last week, Dance owner Jenny Logus are putting the Schedule permitting, the show will also have a performance by Ms. Meryl's friend (Please turn to page A-5) complaining that his elderly mother had received a letter from the health officer stating production together. The concert, called "A Quarter to Nine," she had to contract with a service. According to the man, he picks up the half bag of will feature songs from the 1930s and trash his mother accumulates weekly, and leaves it out for his hauler. 1940s, including the works of Cole Porter, Fire insurance proceed ordinance George Gershwin and Irving Berlin. It will also feature a tribute to Fred Astaire. "I think it's going to be a lovely evening is discussed by Westfield Council Proposed town hall changes out," said Ms. Meryl. "It's a lovely restau- By DONALD PIZZI JR. men Michael Panagos and David Mebane. rant, it's music that can't be beat, it's a Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe is continu- estimated to cost $111,000 chance to have a nice romantic evening, TOE RECORD ing as chairman of the committee until and you're supporting a worthwhile Stating the town has nothing to lose, a another chair can be appointed. project." The Town Council is considering extra expenses it would cause to the four member of the Town Council is asking the Once an ordinance is enacted, it must be changes to the Municipal Building renova- contractors working on the project. The women also ask that patrons of the governing body to consider enacting a fire sent to the state commissioner of insur- tion project that would include an elevator The elevator was suggested because the performance bring any old clothing or jew- insurance proceed ordinance. ance, according to Mr. MacRitchie. A list of elry they can spare to the box office, to be municipalities who have enacted ordi- and alterations to the proposed layout of building will eventually need one under Councilman Kenneth MacRitchie has is- the police department the Americans with Disabilities Act. The used for costumes. nances is then published in the New Jer- Ms. Meryl has appeared on Broadway in sued a memorandum to members of the sey Register. The changes to the police department elevator, which must be in place by 1905, laws and rules committee recommending will cost about $100,000. Mrs. Vincentsen Nine with Raul Julia, My Fair Lady with In his memorandum, the councilman were suggested by Police Chief Anthony that such an ordinance be enacted. Scutti, who asked architect Barbara Vin- said it made sense to install it now, since Rex Harrison, South Pacific and Gay Di- said he was informed by town attorney centsen if there was a way that a separate the building would already be under con- vorce. She is currently the acting and mu- Under state law, a municipality is al- Charles Brandt that Westfield has few entrance could be added for prisoners. As struction. sical director for the Westfield Young Peo- lowed to enact an ordinance thai would building fires, "much less buildings with the department is laid out now, prisoners Although there appeared to be a consen- ple's Performing Arts Company. This sum- make the insured prove there are no out- unpaid taxes and therefore has not en- and the general public come in through sus on the council to go ahead with the mer's production will bo the company's standing liens on their property before acted a fire insurance proceeds ordinance." the same entrance. changes, it was decided that the matter first. they are paid on any fire insurance claim "I ilo not question Mr. Brandt's charac- Mrs. Vlneentsen told the council Tues- would be reviewed further before it is Opera singer Sue Anne Gershenson will exceeding $2,500. terization of Westfield's experience with day that the change could be made, but okayed. make a guest appearance at the concert. Mr. MacRitcliie is a member of the laws building fires or unpaid taxes," said Mr, that it would cost about $11,000, plus any -DONALD PIZZI JR. Ms. Gershenson has appeared in Stephen and rules committee, along with Council- (Please turn to page A-5)

The Y is raising money for a nautilus The Westfield Republican Club has been Business A*9 ...... , . . , ., Calendar A-3 Inside strength training center and a state of the art aerobics area A-6 incorporated and organized A-3 ciubncws A-7 Community Life A-6 The Record Obituaries A-8 Mayor Garland 'Bud' Boothe declared "Murder by the Book" comes to Westfield Opinion AA this week Feb. 29-March 7 Drug Awareness Week in PoUceiog A-2 Westfield.; A-2 Ubrary this Saturday evening A-8. RoUg|on A^ Sports A-10,11 A-2 March 5,1982

Police Checking the agenda UCUA rejects composting report municipal solid waste facility in Portland. "It had been hailed as one of the largest com- THE RECORD mercial composting faculties worldwide," according to Here are descriptions of entries Mr. Bonnano, "but was shut down after tests revealed in the Westfleld police log from Stating composting is "not a proven, reliable solu- Feb. 25-March 2. tion forou r current needs," the head of the UCUA a number of operational difficulties, including serious two weeks ago released a statement that maintains odor problems." Much 2 Odor problems, according to the UCUA chairman, Officers Robert Mclnemey and the process will not solve the solid waste disposal problems in Union County. were also among the reasons that a Dade County, Matthew Cauidy arrested two Ju- Florida facility was shut down in 1991. veniles for possession of a stolen The statement was issued by UCUA chairman An- gelo Bonnano. According to Mr. Bonnano, the UCUA "Municipal solid waste composting is one of the vehicle, eluding an officer and technologies that resource recovery opponents point reckless driving. decided to comment on this issue because of recent statements "by some people interested in the subject to as. a viable alternative to the authority's waste-to- • * • of solid waste disposal" that composting "is a viable energy facility," said Mr. Bonnano. "The expensive The car of a Cumberland Street and desirable alternative to disposal in a resource failure of these two major facilities demonstrates the resident was vandalized. recovery plant" uncertainty surrounding the current composting tech- March 1 Construction has begun on a county resource recov- nology." Officer Gregory Kasko arrested ery facility in Rahway. The facility, which is expected Mr. Bonnano stated that composted materials have John Freer of Midvale Terrace for to burn 1,440 tons of solid waste daily, is expected to frequently been contaminated with dkudns and heavy reportedly harassing a clerk at the be in use by 1994. The $200 million facility has a total metals, making them "of questionable value, if not Seven-Eleven on South Avenue. annual capacity of 446,760 tons; 150,000 tons of solid completely useless." Feb. 29 waste will be sent from Bergen County. Ash will be He did say, however, that Burlington, Cape May A clerk at the Seven-Eleven con- sent to a landfill in Pennsylvania. and Ocean counties are looking into composting as an venience store on South Avenue Composting is the grinding and mulching part of alternative for getting rid of solid waste, but added reported that she was assaulted by the solid waste for agricultural use. that all three counties are in the planning stages. a customer. A Cumberland Street According to Mr. Bonnano, several facilities in- Union County currently has a composting site in man reported his car was damaged volved in the composting of garbage have been shut Springfield, where the bulk of the county's mu- by the same individual down recently due to complications. nicipalities send their leaves. Mr. Bonnano said that • • * As an example of this, he cited a $26.7 million by 1994, all vegetation will be composted. A Genessee Trail residence was burglarized of $2,800 in cash and Mayor Garland "Bud" Bootha, after elgnlng a proclamation Residents receive permission for home additions jewelry. declaring Feb. 29-March 7 Drug Awareneas Week In West- Feb. 27 • An application to erect a sign by given permission to erect two fleld, reviewed the poster Hating community activHIea Here are the cases heard by the True & Associates, 325 North Ave., A Downer Street woman re- planned by the municipal alliance PANDA and Ita director Zoning Board of Adjustment at its signs. ported that her car was vandalized denied Nancy Walbert Feb. 10 meeting. e Jeffrey and Judith Koeppd, 238 while it was parked at her resi- • Robert and Kathleen Olsen, 447 e Robert and Eileen Hoernlein, 410 Included In the week'a activities are the "Red Ribbon Walnut St., granted approval to dence. Edgewood Ave., granted permis- Lenox Ave., given approval to erect Campaign" and a community-wide aemlnar on Satanism convert a single-family residence Feb.2C sion to erect an addition their an addition. into a two-family home. A South Avenue man reported and Cults: Its Impact on Our Youth and Society, sponsored home. e Permission to build a second that his wallet was stolen while he by the Westfleld Police Department and the Parent-Teacher • Neil and Sharon Kamler, 111 floor addition given to James and e James and Annette Ruschmann, was at the New Jersey Table Ten- Council. North Cottage Place, denied per- Sally Tebbetts, 12 Sandra Circle. 1 Mohawk Trail, given permission nis Association office on North Av- to erect an addition on their home. enue. mission to retain shed on property. e RockBank, 801 Central Ave.,

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-Westfield Record- March 5,1902 A-3 Westfield Community calendar Republicans

reorganize • The 31st annual New Jersey wildlife by photographer Joe Mc- • The Musical Club of Westfield "Night Place" for grades 8-8 takes The Westfield Republican dub TTlUTSdaV 3/5 Novice Barbershop Quartet contest Donald takes place at 2 p.m. at presents a program for the public place 7:30-9:30 p.m. at Edison In- has been incorporated and organ- gets started at 8 p.m. in Roosevelt Trailside Nature Center. It's a at 8 p.m. at First Baptist Church, termediate School, ixed. The purpose of the club is to Intermediate School, Clark Street fund-raiser for the Trailside Mu- 170 Elm St. • The Westfield Teen Center is encourage broader participation in • The Town Council's transporta- Sixteen quartet? will perform. The seum Association. Admission is $5 • The Westfield Municipal Alliance open S p.m.-midnight for all high the party and to provide an op- tion, parking and traffic committee free event is sponsored by the adults; $2.50 students. and Westfield Recreation Commis- school age Westfield youths. It's portunity to meet socially. Monthly meets at B p.m. in the adminis- Rahway Valley chapter of the Soci- • "Stories in the Sky," a program sion are sponsoring a trip to the being held at the Westfield Y while meetlrigs will be held to enable in- trator's conference room of the ety for the Preservation and En- of stories about constellations, is United Nations, leaving at 8:30 am renovations are taking place at the creased interaction among voters municipal building. The agenda in- couragement of Barber Shop Quar- presented at 2 and 3:30 p.m. each from the Westfield Memorial Pool municipal building. Call 789-4080. and will feature prominent speak- cludes the proposed downtown tet Singing in America. Call 272- Sunday through April at the Trail- parking lot Call the recreation de- • The Union County Council on ers from national, state and local parking deck and plans to replace 6610. side Planetarium in the Watchung partment, 789-4085. Alcoholism presents a seminar on levels. the South Avenue traffic circle • The Westfield Art Association Reservation. • There's an open house at Wilson "Understanding the 12 Step Pro- The Board of Trustees of the with an intersection, has a sale from 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. in School from 7-8 p.m. and a FT gram from a Spiritual Perspective" Westfleld Republican dub held its • Concerned African-America Par- conjunction with the Rotary Club's meeting at Washington School at from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at 300 North first organizational meeting in Jan- ents of Westfield meet at 7:30 p.m. Pancake Day at the Westfield High 7:30 p.m. Ave. E. The cost is $40. Call 233- uary. at the Westfield Community Cen- School cafeteria. The event raises Monday 3/9 8810 to register. The board consists of As- ter, 558 W. Broad Si Call 232-1764. money for scholarships. • A ballroom dancing course starts semblyman Richard H. Bagger, • The museum and archives of the • The Welcome Wagon Club has • The Woman's Club of Westfield tonight at the Westfield Y through Allen Chin, Robert Cockren, Pam- Westfield Historical Sodety at its annual dinner dance from 8 celebrates its 97th birthday at 1:15 Thursday 3/12 May 1. The cost is $56 for mem- ela McOure, Matthew McDermott, Tamaques School are open to the p.rn.-midnight at the Westwood in p.m. at the clubhouse, 318 S. Eu- bers; $63 for others. Call 233-2700. Beth Pollack and Vic Trzesniowski. public from 9:30 a.m.-noon. Ganvood for $99 a couple. Call 233- clid Ave. A Gershwin Gala per- • The American Society of Safety At the organizational meeting 0056 or 889-7326 by Feb. 28. formed by pianists Carolle-Ann Engineers meets at 5:30 p.m. at the the board elected the charter offic- • Friends of the library sponsors a Mochernuk and Paul Kueter is fea- Westwood, Garwood. Steve Ma- ers of the newly-created club. The FrfdaV 3/6 cocktail party and "Murder by the tured. donna, a New Jersey environ- Saturday 3/14 officers are: Robert Cockren, pres- **"«/ •*'** Book" mystery performance at 7 • Tamaques School pupils are put- mental prosecutor, is the speaker. Went; Beth Pollack, first vice pres- p.m. at the Westfield Memorial Li- ting on a variety show at 1 p.m. for • Jefferson School has a FT meet- • The new Education Fund of ident; 'Vic Trzesniowski, second • The Junior Woman's Club an- brary. Tickets are $35. Call the li- the school and 7:30 p.m. for par- ing and school budget presentation Westfleld introduces itself at "A vice president; Pamela McClure, nual Grand Vacation/Dinner Auc- brary. 789-4090. ents. at 7:15 p.m. Taste of Westfield," an evening of secretary and Peter Anzelone. trea- tion starts at 8 p.m. at L'Affaire, • The museum and archives of the dining and entertainment, from 7- surer. Mountainside. Tickets at $5 are Westfield Historical Society at 9:30 p.m. Dinners are being held in The dub will mail notices to available at Jeannette's Gift Shop, Tuesday 3/10 Tamaques School are open to the homes throughout town followed Westfield residents who may be in- 227 E. Broad St, or by calling 889- Sunday 3/8 public 9:30 a.m.-noon. by dessert and entertainment in terested in becoming charter mem- 0981. Proceeds benefit the West- • McKinley School has a FT meet- the Westfield High School gym bers. The annual dues are $15, and field Volunteer Rescue Squad. • The art of calligraphy is featured ing at 7:45 p.m. from 9:45-11:30 p.m. $10 for senior citizens and junior • The Westfield Teen Center is at today's open house at the Miller- • The Westfield Tennis Association members. open 8 p.m.-midnight for all high Cory House Museum, 614 Moun- Friday 3/13 hosts a tennis social from 8 p.m.- Members must be registered Re- school age Westfield youths. It's tain Ave., from 2-5 p.m. midnight at the Mountainside In- publicans and residents of West- being held at the Westfield Y while • Japan Day is held 11:30 a.m.-3 Wednesday 3/11 • The Westfield Jaycees' raffle door Tennis Club. The cost is $10. field. Anyone interested in be- renovations are taking place at the p.m. at the Westfield Y. Admission drawing for a Mercedes-Benz takes Call 233-4863. coming a member should send a municipal building. Call 789-4080. is free to the event sponsored by • Myron Lutzke and Rena place at a champagne gala from 8 • The Westfleld Y celebrates na- check payable to: The Westfield the Japanese Women's Club of Fruchter perform on the cello and p.m.-midnight at the Westwood, tional YMCA Healthy Kids Day Republican Club, P.O. Box 2352, Westfield. It features costumed piano, respectively, at the noon- Garwood. The donation is $150. from 2:30-6 p.m. The event fea- Westfield, NJ. 07001. Call 232-2636. demonstrations in dance and ka- time Mid-Day Musicale series at Tickets are at Geiger's and Wood- tures games and activities that Saturday 3/7 rate, a tea ceremony, and demon- First Congregational Church, 125 field's. teach lessons about health and fit- strations in making rice cakes, Elmer St. • The Recreation Commission's ness for children. Group forms • Rocketman visits Edison Inter- origami and calligraphy. mediate School at 10 a.m. for a pro- • The Music Studio presents a fac- gram, "Aerospace, Smoke and ulty benefit recital at 3 p.m. at to save parks Thunder." Science teacher Ken Roosevelt Intermediate School. The Board of Directors an- Davis conducts the free program. Bight faculty members are per- nounced the incorporation of the • The Westfield'Mountainside Red forming. Proceeds will benefit the Friends of Mindowaskin Park, a Cross conducts a standard first aid Westfield Workshop for the Arts Anthony James non-profit corporation. It has been class 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the chapter scholarship fund. CONSTRUCTION, i I>J v-. formed pursuant to the recom- house, 321 Elm St. Call 232-7090. • A slide show about New Jersey LEARN: mendations of the Mindowaskin YOUR PROFESSIONAL HOMETOWN BUKDER Park Committee to the Town SPECIALIZING IN: • Nutrition Guidance Council, which were contained in • Room additions, add-t-tovste, kitchen • To Overcome Compulsive the Committee's Report dated Nov. expansions, dormers and great rooms. 12,1991. • Offering an EXTERIOR SHELL & Binge Eating program (or the do-it-yourselfer. • Effective Exercise "The Friends intend to enhance • Knowledgeable tul-service company. the existing uses and facilities in • Five year warranty. • Behavior Modification Mindowaskin Park to create a more pleasant environment for all Stress Reduction current users," said Margaret Sur, 499-7177 Family Run Since 1910 (Cwftvd. TOW DIETING president of the Friends of the Scotch Piiini, FflnwQOd Potashkin, M.S. DIET FADS Paris.. •„.,...... A VWnfly) ARTIFICIAL FOODS ^ "The Friends of the Park has three basic functions," Mrs. Sur ex- plained. "First, to cany out fund tart raising activities. Second, to under- you take the supervision, planning and Point Gold implementation of the improve- Package which ments to the park outlined in the NOT avaiKabl wilh committee's report, and third, to any local healing oil establish an ongoing and long-term IMPORTANT company. administrative mechanism for maintenance and improvement to the park." COMMUNITY MEETINGS! • Any interested persons should call Mrs. Sur at 232-6408. FUND RAISERS Significant issues are challenging our community! Tennis social SELL CANDY FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION & SCHOOL set for March 14 $30 PER CASE PROFIT. The Issues: Alcohol, Drugs, Unemployment The Westfield Tennis Association HERSHEY'S, M&M, AND MANY OTHER FINE CANDIES will host a tennis social, Saturday, AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY March 14 from 8 p.m.-midnight at NEW EXCLUSIVE KOSHER LINE The Questions: Are we feeling overwhelmed? What can we the Mountainside Indoor Tennis WE SERVICE SCHOOL STORES Club. Participation is open to West- do beyond what is being done? fleld residents over 18 on a first come-first served basis. The fee for the event is $10. For reservations ^DISTRIBUTORS How can any one person make a difference? call Nancy Schwartz at 233-4853. DIVISION0c -.' V-'lElDtOBACCOt C»NDVCO (CORNER OF WUtK *Vt. ft OAK TREE RD., SO. PUD) Participating in this meeting will be: STOP IN OR CALL • Milton Faith, • Nancy Walbert, FOR SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL OFFERS Director of Youth and The Chemical People 1-800-828-3865 OR 908-756-5014 Family Counseling, Westfield • Dr. Thomas McHugh, Asst. Principal FREE CLOWN SHO Westfield Senior High A free talk given by Barbara Holliday, C.S.B. who has over a dozen years of congressional experience and is a member of The Christian Science SUNDAY, MARCH 8 Board of Lectureship. Milton Faith will introduce Mrs. Holliday. 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CITie session occasions or influences that can lead teens to is at 7:30 in the high school, Dorian Road, and is preoccupation with cultism. for adults only.) One of the questions parents will take to to- Dr. Alan Peterson, internationally renowned night's meeting is the very issue of "gateways." authority on satanic and occult crime, is the Which of the teens' temptations is the gateway principal speaker. He is an expert. The head of to cultism and which are after-the-fact trapings? the town's police juvenile bureau, Det. Sgt. Cliff Which are cause and effect? Do videos and bi- Auchter, has said with some reserve, that there zarre rock music come before or after the drugs "is definitely a concern (about satanism and and alcohol? Where do the games come in? And CULTS** which if any of these is most telling of a full- cults) in town." And, sadly, there is a trail of cult blown cultism problem or tendency in a young SATANISM and satanism incidents in the records of town person? police. If nothing more, this Drug Awareness Week If the extent of the problem here is at all seminar sheds added light on the disquieting proportionate to the credentials of the speaker, fact that cultism exists here, and that the twin this should be a standing-room-only session. demons of drugs and alcohol are never to be One of Dr. Peterson's tenets is that drugs and lightly regarded. Justice Regrets and contentment are the first and Westfield Police Captain John Wheatley an- probably most appropriate reactions to the news nounced the suspension and allowed that it of the 60-day, no-pay suspension given a town "hopefully is the end of it." police officer for failing to report an incident in The two officers involved the in episode in the which a fellow officer accidentally fired a shot park have resigned from their departments while drinking in Echo Lake Park last Novem- (Westfield and Bridgewater), and the relatively strict discipline handed to the silent, de facto ber. conspirator seems just Hie suspended officer was not with the two All policemen and certainly the crime-weary directly involved in the incident, but a depart- and wary laymen they are sworn to protect need mental investigation turned up the fact that he to know that the expectation for round-the-clock was aware of it and neglected to report the professionalism is holding firm and high in the misbehavior. Westfield Police Department. Bishop makes case for health care for all To The Record: solutions will not wait Working-class families see all Before all the rhetoric of the political campaigns their resources evaporate in a short time, and busi- starts to cloud the real issues and it will become nesses, both big and small, find health care insurance impossible to put forth a position without seeming to costs eating up an ever-increasing share of their bud- take sides, I want to register a deep concern about gets. In the former case, men and women who have Letters one of the major problems of our American society worked and saved all their lives at great sacrifice are today. In its enormous impact on the nation and our suddenly reduced to poverty levels. In the latter case, nation's citizens, it sometimes seems like a new prob- American businesses become less competitive be- lem, but really it has been with us for a long time. I cause of their insurance costs and drive up the cost of am speaking about adequate health care for all the goods and services for the consumer as they pass on people in this country. their costs to us. Whose side is superintendent on anyway? To The Record: either case our real estate values would fall). There seems to be three parts to the problem of The final part of the puzzle is precisely in the fact I read excerpts from a speech by Westfield's Super- Dr. Smith offers the following solutions: 1. Shift health care. The first and the most grave of all is that that it is so complicated. It involves the medical and intendent of Schools, Dr. Mark Smith, which ap- state funds away from suburban areas which have the there are still millions of Americans without adequate legal professions, the insurance companies them- peared in the Feb. 13 Record (page A-5) and wondered resources to support good schools to areas of- less health care: men and women and whole families who selves, the consuming public and the government. It "whose side is he on?" wealth and more need, and 2. The state should en- have no way to face a problem of illness whether that is that complexity that has kept us away from truly courage the "voluntary rcgionalization" of school dis- problem will involve major surgery or even just the attacking it with the courage and the clear- Dr. Smith provided an enlightening historical per- tricts and the creation of joint programs between prescription of medicine. For these neighbors of ours, headedness it demands. I do not have a favorite solu- spective on the evolution of what for some reason or urban and suburban districts. According to Dr. Smith, ttt» wmuuuncjf room of ttw nearest hospital become* tion, taut there have to be experts in health care, other is called the "Quality of Education Act" which this goal could be achieved by creating "magnet their family doctor, leaving them at a grave disadvan- provision and reasonable cost-containment who can was drafted'by Governor Jim Florio. Dr. Smith states schools" located on the rim of our cities and designed tage for long-term health needs and changing the study this and come to some valid recommendations. that public, education is faced with the following three to serve students from both city and suburban areas nature of what emergency rooms are meant to be. I'm afraid that in the political debates of the next six interrelated policy issues: 1. Equal educational op- (sounds like busing to me.) Since the area we serve is where so many of the poor months we are going to hear the words "health care portunities for all students, 2. The failure of some live, we must raise our voices to demand some help to reform," but they might be words crafted for good students to learn and achieve minimum educational The superintendent of Westfield schools should be these sisters and brothers of ours that they may have political speeches rather than needed solutions. standards, 3. Racial isolation of children. a spokesperson for Westfield schools and Westfietd access to an adequate form of medical insurance and taxpayers. I believe that our Board of Education access to legitimate providers of proper health care Before this all begins, I wanted to get my two cents He goes on to say that in spite of the fact that the should challenge a school superintendent who attacks for themselves and their families. in and to urge you to insist that our civic leaders work Westfield School system scores well and continues to some of the fundamental values of Westfield (like vigorously and effectively on this problem. Adequate improve its quantitative and qualitative performance community schools) and whose proposed solutions The second part of the problem is, in its own way, and affordable health care for all the people is one measures, we face a loss of over $6 million in state would result in still higher property taxes or lower equally grave, it revolves around the constant mete- thing I think about when I'm thinking of you. funding. The $6 million that we would lose would educational achievement (cither of which would result oric rise in health care costs and health care insur- Rev. THEODORE E. McCARRICK presumably be directed to urban school districts in lower property values). ance. Everyone in America recognizes that it is out of Archbishop control. We have to do something about it, and the which do not achieve minimum academic standards If this makes sense to you, then vote for a school Archdiocese of Newark (e.g. attendance, rates of graduation, low crime rates, board candidate in the upcoming election who would etc). Needless to say this loss in revenue would either oppose these kinds of ideas and support the concept force drastic cuts in educational programs and ser- of community schools. Salvation Army salutes its local supporters vices in Westfield which have in part been respon- BILL RISBERG To The Record: for children who might not have had a Christinas Uiis sible for our respectable academic achievement levels, 410 Clark St. The Salvation Army of New Jersey extends a warm year; emergency lodging or assistance to prevent a or result in substantial real estate tax increases (in Westfield and sincere thank you to New Jerseyans throughout family from becoming homeless because of a sudden the state who have given generously this past holiday crisis. These are a few of the things that we at The Salva- season toward the relief of poverty and suffering ex- tion Army did this Christmas time and will continue A vote for eighth, 11th grade tests perienced by their neighbors. to do all year long because of the people of New Your donations of time and money have enabled Jersey who care. To The Record: measure no longer seems ad- efforts cannot succeed without The Salvation Army to provide a hearty meal; new, LT. COL. WILLIAM A. BAMFORD Until now, the state-wide test re- equate. We graduate students from local support. warm clothing; coats for school age children; and toys State Commander quirement for a high school di- high school and college who are ploma was the 9th grade high not adequately prepared for ca- The 1 lth grade high school profi- school proficiency test; the test reers. Not long ago, the New Jersey ciency test will provide a measure Mayor invites calls Our policy on corrections measured ninth-grade skills. Now, College of Medicine and Dentistry by which local school districts can Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe invites residents to two new tests have been adopted: instituted a pre-matriculation re- The Record will promptly correct errors of fact, be held accountable for their ef- call him. He's installed a telephone answering system the eighth-grade early warning test medial summer curriculum, to on the direct line into the mayor's office in the Mu- context or presentation and clarify any news content fectiveness. The eighth-grade early that confuses or misleads readers. Please report er- and the 11th grade high school teach some of its entering medical nicipal Building. rors to Record editor Stuart Awbrey by phone at 233- proficiency test. Are these tests students basic skills overlooked in warning test will provide a safety It's not an answering machine. The system is on 24 9696 or 276-6000, or by mail at P.O. Box 2790, or necessary? high school and college, hours a day and he can access it from wherever he net, by wliieh students in need of through the slot at the office at 231 Elmer St. All Yes. Presently, one of our mea- Former Governor Tom Kcan, happens to be. He's the only person who can access corrections and clarifications wtll appear In this space extra help can be identified. the messages. sures of success is the percentage now president of Drew University on this page as a convenience and courtesy to our of high school graduates who at- and Educate America, recom- STEPHEN BEN1SCH The phone number is 789-4046. The system acti- readers. vates after four rings. tend college. Unfortunately, that mends a nation-wide test. National 025 Willow Grove Road

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According to Mr. MacRitchie, eight other Union County municipalitie recapture municipal surplus funds have fire insurance proceeds insurance ordinances: Elizabeth, Fan- (Continued from page A-1) those who want improvements made to the town's infrastructure. wood, Hillside, Plainfield, Rahway, Rosclle, Roselle Park and Scotch Plains. In New Jersey, 163 municipalities have fire insurance proceed deJr*eV and earn Internet Councilman Norman Greco said he was leaning toward voting for the plan. ordinances. Town MMWimji John Malay said that either way the town tax rate wi "I would rather have It (the tax rate) increase gradually then get socked," Inornate to about .70 point* In 1085, due to the forced •pending of the he said. eurpaje. IT nothing it done, raektonta would eee lower municipal tax bile The 12-point increase to still 10 points less than the 52 points residents trough 1004. and than be Nt with a draatlc increase the next year. Children's Shakespeare faced in 1990. The tax rate dropped 22 points last year because of nearly a "The quartern le, are you going to do It In tour piece*, or are you going to (Continued from page A-1) million dollars in property tax relief from the state under the QEA, and $4 "A lot of them are doing pieces from Shakespeare in class (at tho do i in one Jump end take one big eock In 1806?" aaid Mr. MaNoy. "If you miion In surplus mandated by the state that was inserted Into the budget on Westfield School of Dance). Shakespeare is universal. Once they under- take the ooneervaaVe approach and do nothing, you wi have a rather wrathful stand it, the kids see how funny it actually is." top of the $1.9 million already appropriated. pubic h 1895," Auditions are in May, with read-throughs scheduled for around June Membere of the council appeared to wreetto seriously with the dilemma The council win meet again to discuss the 1992 operating budget and 26. Rehearsals begin on the following Monday. Performances will be Gounctman Qary Jenkins arid the cound had to somehow baJance the capital project proposals for the year on Thursday, March 12, at 8 p.m. in the held in early August oonceme of aJ residents — those who want to keep ihe tax rate down and administrative conference room of the municipal building. "This is about self-assurance and self-confidence," she said. Area servic i rectory

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-Westfield Record- A-6 *TheW»tfield Record March 5,1992 Community life Westfield Y looking to pump up its facilities The new facility will not only be dedicated solely for these types of programs, but will be built with a special cushioned gym surface to account for the rig- THE RECORD ors of the workouts. he Westfield Y has always depended on the "After the first campaign, these were the two main kindness of its friends, and is looking to do so projects that were left to be done," said Mr. Kaslusky Tagain. of the Nautilus and aerobic centers. "There has been The Y has begun a $1.2 million capital program that a tremendous demand for these two areas, and we includes two major project! to be completed this year hope that it will ease things a little. As it is now, there and several others over the course of the next three are waiting lists for some of the programs." yean. Funds will raised through foundations, corpora- Mr. Kaslusky said the campaign is actually the sec- tions and friends of ond phase of a capi- the Y, according to The Y has begun a executive director tal program funding Stan Kaslusky. drive that began in $1.2 million capital 1986. During the /s the construction of a "Once again, the first phase, about program, with two community is re- siaw-or-ine-an, sponding generously $1.5 million was major programs to be to support the work raised, and used be- aePObiCS Center. completed this year. of the Y by en- tween 1986 and 1989 abling a program for various capital such as this to go projects, according . f^" he said. to Mr. Kaslusky. One of the major projects that is planned is the Other projects that may bo undertaken are repairs renovation and expansion of the Vs Nautilus strength to the filter system of one of the Ys swimming pools training center. Strength training director Mike John- and equipment for a new day care program. son will review various new lines of equipment that ELISSAKOTZ/THE RECORD Construction is slated to begin in June and end in will be added to the new center. Personnel at the Westfield Y look over plans for re-modefing of the Nautilus room. From the fall. According to Mr. Kaslusky, the construction According to Mr. Kaslusky, the renovated center left: Stan Kaslusky, executive director; Julia Black, director of adult fitness; Allen Malcolm, is being completed in a way that would minimize any will have more than twice the space of the existing trustee and chairman of financial develppment; Mike Johnson, director of the Nautilus disruption of programs and inconvenience for pa- facility. Hurt extra room will allow for another com- room. trons. plete circuit of weight training equipment. The aerobics will replace the current men's residen- Another planned project is the construction of a fitness for the Y, the new facility will create better "Our comprehensive aerobics classes are in such tial program. The Y will work to find housing for state-of-the-art aerobics center. current residents of the program. conditions for participants in aerobic fitness classes demand that they are often held in smaller rooms Anyone interested in contributing can contact Mr. According to Julia Black, director of progressive and cardiovascular rehabilitation programs. used by other programs," she said. Kaslusky at 233-2700.

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residents over 18 on a first come-first served ber-music performer. He has appeared as so- only, tickets will be $15 with a two-drink mini- 'Pancake Day' at WHS Brass trio In free concert basis. Participants should bring along a finger loist with a number of American orchestras, mum. The box office will be open Mondays The Westfield Art Association will participate Trie Friends of the WesffekJ Memorial li- and BYOB. Call 233-4853. and has given recitals in New York and in through Fridays from 3-9 p.m. and on Satur- In the Pancake Day breakfast on Saturday at brary wM present an afternoon concert on France. A graduate of Curtis Institute, Mr. days from 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Call 789-3011. Westfield High School Cafeteria A from 8 am- March 22, at 3 p.m. In the program room of Abramovic has won numerous awards. the Horary. The free concert wi feature The Witness evening of murder 3 p.m. (Use the Rahway parking lot entrance WestAeld Symphony Orchestra Bras* Trio. Tickets are stilt available for Murder by the Tickets are $15: $8 for students. Call (201) Organist to perform for easy access to the art show.) This is a Book, an evening of mystery and murder to 762-8486. William Mathews, organist and minister of fundraising event sponsored by the Rotary Adult school classes start be presented at the Westfield Memorial Library music at the First Baptist Church, 170 Elm St., Club to help raise scholarship funds for de- st 7 CMA. on BatuKtay,,. Watercolors on display Westfield, win be the featured performer in the serving Westfield students. Fine works of art final concerts of the church's 1991-92 Con- and original paintings of well-known artists will semester wi begin Monday at Westfield High The Friends of the Westfield Memorial Li- An exhibit of watercolors by Cheih-Nie brary are sponsoring this event in which pro- Chemg Is on display at Children's Specialized certs in the Round season, 4 p.m. Sunday, be sold. School. 560 Dorian Road. Late registration wW March 15. begin at 6:15 p.m. For classes which are not fessional actors from the Murder on Cue Mys- Hospital throughout March. The artist, a resi- already filled, people may register and attend tery Company will mingle with the guests and dent of Neshanic Station, has been in national Mr. Mathews wilt play a program oi organ College Fair at UCC lead them on a merry chase throughout the their first class the same evening. and international juried shows and has won favorites to celebrate his 10th anniversary at Representatives from 100 colleges through- library in a search for dues as the "murder over 50 awards in her artistic career. She is a the church. Featured works will include Han- out the northeast wi/l be on hand to answer Twenty-nine semester length courses, nine plot" unfolds. member of the Westfield Art Association and del's "Organ Concerto in F," Louis Vieme's multiple session courses, and two single questions and distribute literature on their insti- "We hope all of the Friends and their the Princeton Art Association. "Final, from Symphony No. 1," Albinoni's classes wtfl be held on opening night Dance, tutions at the second annual College Fair from friends will come and support this new fund "Adagio in G Minor," and Virgil Fox's arrange- physicalfitness and recreation courses wU 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, March 17, at the Union raising venture for the library," said Friends ment of Bach's "Now Thank We Ail Our God." spring into action. Vocational courses in com- Gulf War reappraisal County College's Cranford Campus. President Bobbins Yudes. "Certainly nothing puter pfograrnming, typing and word pro- "The Gutf War, One Year Later: A Reap- Susan Mcnamara Faas, soprano soloist will like this has happened before in our library. It cessing will begin. Other courses are English praisal" will be presented by the Department join with Mr. Mathews for "I Know That My The Mental Health Association of Union should be lots of fun as well as very exciting," for new Americans, French, German. Kalian, of Political Science at Kean College, 3 p.m. Redeemer Lrveth" from Handel's "Messiah." County is sponsoring a 15-week treatment she added. Spanish and Japanese as we* as a variety of Tuesday in the Alumni Lounge, and Stephen Adam's "The Holy City." The program known as PREP. The Phobia Re- Guests will meet and interact with the "sus- congregation wil! join in song. courses in creative arts, crafts and music. Dr. Gilbert Kahn of New York City will be lease Education Program is accepting applica- pects" and question and be questioned in the tions for a spring session which will meet on Among the multiple-session courses are moderator for the colloquium. Department An associate of the American Guild of Or- search for the evening's "murderer." Wine Tuesdays from 7-9 p.m. in Cranford. Anyone SAT Orientation (verbs) and math) and Land- members making presentations include: Dr. ganists, Mr. Mathews has performed through- and hors d oeuvres will be served, followed by wishing to participate in the program must scaping. Single classes, How to Position Your- Robert Hunt, Dr. Howard Rubin, Dr. Charles out New Jersey, New York City, Austria and in dessert and coffee at the end of the evening. schedule an initial interview during February or self In the Job Market and Color Analysis will Boateng, Dr. Lawrence Chang, Dr. Nathan Bruton Parish Church in colonial Williamsburg. early March. Pre-registration is required. Call be held opening night Information: 232-4050. Eva Wiley, chairman of the event who at- Weiss, and Professor Merle Treusch. Topics The concert is open to the public. A free-will 272-0303. tended a similar performance at a Pennsylva- presented will include: "Just War and the Gulf donation is requested at the door, and child Talk on Irish language nia library to audition this event for Westfield, War," "The African Perspective," "Impact on care for infant through second grade is avail- The Rosary Attar Society of Ho»y Trinity is enthusiastic about the performance. "A U.S.-lsraei Relations," and "Impact of Desert able. For more information call the church Healthy Kids Day' slated Church of Westfield wil meet Tuesday. March highlight of the event will be the artful way the Storm on '92 Elections." office at 233-2278, The Westfield Y, 220 Clark St. will celebrate 17, at 12:30 p.m. in the Parish Council Room. actors will incorporate other important West- National YMCA Healthy Kids Day on Saturday, field crimes, events and personalities," she Lacrosse program offered Mary Fitzpatrick Banta, a teacher of Irish March 14, from 2:30-6 p.m. Families will have said. "The actors are so natural, the guests Cabaret at Wyekoff's The Westfield Recreation Commission is of- language In trie Adult Schools of Scotch a chance to take part in games and hands-on wiH easily and quickly get into the spirit of Lovers of the music of Porter, Gershwin and fering a lacrosse program to all fifth- to eighth- Plains and Bridgewater win present an over- activities that will teach valuable lessons about view of the Irish language and culture. Mrs. things." Berlin will have an opportunity to attend a grade students of Westfield. Fundamentals, cabaret-style extravaganza called "A Quarter health and fitness for their youngsters. The Banta has studied Irish history, literature and The evening will end with prizes awarded to equal participation and league play will be to Nine," starring Broadway singer-actress program is open to the community. language at Naw York University and has the sleuths who successfully solve whodunit. stressed. Practice begins the week of March 9 Cynthia Meryl and guest starring Broadway spent several summers In Ireland enriching Tickets are $35 each and are available at the with games starting in April. The cost is S35 a and opera singer Sue Anne Gershenson. her use of the Irish language. Can 233-4118. main desk of the library. person and equipment can be rented at the The concerts, which are to benefit the West- recreation office in the municipal building. Call The schedule of events begins at 2:30 p.m. Workshop on growth field Young People's Performing Arts Com- 789-4080. with fitness testing and program booths with A three-part workshop. "Growth and Heal- Jaycees raffle slated pany, will take place April 3 and 4 at WyckofTs information about safety inside and outside ing Through Art," win be held March 12,19 There are 350 tickets for a raffle that will Talk on sexual harassment Restaurant in Westfield. The proceeds will The Women for Women's Monthly Com- the home. At 3:30 p.m. participants will gather and 26 by Sarah Robinson at St Paul's Epis- benefit the Westfield Jaycees Foundation help support a summer production of for gym and aquatic activities promoting exer- copal Church, East Broad Street, Westfield. Scholarship Fund. It is a reverse raffle with the munity Workshop will meet 7:30 p.m. today in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, the Guild Room of St. Paul's Church in West- cise and fun for the whole family. The closing Sessions run from 7:30-9:30 p.m. owner of trie last ticket drawn winning the with local children age 8-18 in all roles. and awards ceremony will lake place from Mercedes. Ten other great prizes include a field. Ms. Hobinson, director of therapy activity In New York area audiences have been treat- 4:30-5 p.m. From 5-6 p.m. the pools will be color television, VCR, CD player, his/her Roberta Carol will discuss sexual harass- psychiatry at Elizabeth General Hospital said, ed to the talents of Ms. Meryl in many produc- available for a family swim. Healthy snacks watches, and cellular phone. Each ticket en- ment. She is an educator, business woman, 'This workshop requires no art training or tions, including the Tony-Award winning and drinks will be available. titles the bearer and guest to attend a gaJa staff and freelance writer and artist. She holds background. It helps to reveal our potential to Broadway musical, Nino, starring Raul Julia; in evening of dancing to entertainment, hot and a master's degree in education from Rutgers resolve, to discover personal options, to make My Fair Lady, In which she played Eliza University. She has taught in a woman's pris- Sephardic cabaret slated decisions and to recognize our bright, strong cold hors d'oeuvres, and unlimited cham- opposite Rex Harrison; and in South Pacific, in on and public education at aJI levels. Ms. A Sephardic Cabaret will be held 8 p.m. side." pagne. Tickets cost $150 and are available at which she played opposite Giorgio Tozzin. In Carol has the experience of challenging sex Saturday, April 4, at Temple Emanu-EI, 756 E. Woodfields, 654-0111; Geigers, 233-3444; a review of Cole Porter's Gay Divorce, the The three segments include: Creativity, Sett- discrimination on the job through the federal Broad St. Joe Elias and his Ladino Ensemble, and Ken Clarrocca, 654-0566. New York Times lauded her "crackling vitality" Discovery and Redirecting Energy toward Em- court and appeals process, She has coun- Judith Goldsmith and Sephaidic Tapestry and and called her a "singing triumph." Ms. Meryl powerment; Transitions; and Light from Dark- seled women referred by the National Orga- an Oriental Dancer will perform. There will be is currently the Acting and Musical Production ness, Order from Chaos: Meeting Our Shad- Mostly Music March 17 nization for Women. Her discussion will in- Sephardic delicacies. Admission: $18, $25 at Director for the Westfield Young People's Per- ows. The cost Is $12. Cal 232-6787. The music of Beethoven, Brahms, clude: Identifying sexual harassment from the the door. Call 889-8800. forming Arts Company. Comics, sports items sale Prokofiev, LJeberson and Ravel will be fea- subtle to extreme, the hostile workplace, at- tured when Robert McDuffie, violinist of Mu- Ms. Gershenson played the lead role in The titudes toward the types of incidents, reacting Over 50 of the trt-state's top baseball card, sica da Camera, and pianist Charles Rottischilds; Sondheim's Sunday In the Park or "response-ability," and going all the way Don't dream it, see it comics, and sports memorabilia and collect- Abramovic perform for Mostly Music. With George; Offenbach's La Vio Parislenno, with your complaint. The Weslfield Twin Cinema will present The ible dealers will be showing and selling their The concert will be presented on Tuesday, among others. In a review of Ms, Gershen- Rocky Horror Picture Show with live perform- merchandise at Temple Emanu-EI, 756 E. March 17, 8 p.m. at Temple Emanu-EI, 756 E. son's one-woman show, Variety praised her ance by the Somerville cast on Saturday at Broad St., Westfield, Sunday. March 15, from Japan Day at the Y Broad St. in Westfield. "beautiful voice and a repertoire far beyond midnight. Admission is $6. The show is run 10 am.-4 p.m. The 12th Annual "Japan Day" will be held the familiar cabaret cocktail," calling her per- with a cartoon. Mr. McDuffie has performed as soloist Sunday at the Westfield Y, 220 Clark St. This Door prizes wttl be awarded hourty. A spe- throughout the state with the New Jersey formance "exhilarating," cial prize is an autographed official Joe DiM- free event, held from 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m., is Symphony and as a recilallst in major concert Carol Binkowski, an accomplished and well- sponsored by the Japanese Women's Club of CAARP to hold meeting aggto photo plaque. Refreshments will be sedes. He also has appeared with major known pianist, will accompany the singers, as Concerned AIncan-Amertcan Parents of sold. Admission is $2 and each ticket Includes Westfield, and will feature costumed demon- American and European orchestras and has will a brass combo featuring Pete Donovan, strations in traditional Japanese Dance and Westfield (CAAP) will hold its monthly meeting eligibility for ad door prizes offered all day. Call been profiled on major-channel TV, To Mostly Don Meyer, Dabble Pionko and Jim Perry, all at tho Wostliuld Community Center, 558 W. 789-0885. karate and two traditional ceremonies, the tea Music subscribers, Mr. McDuffie Is lovingly students at Westfiold High School. ceremony and Mochitsuki, a New Year's rice Broad St., Wesifield at 7:30 p.m. today. Tennis Association social known as "Bobby." Since 1979, his audi- Tickets will be on sale starting Wnrch 1, cake-making demonstration. Other demon- The Westfield Tennis Association will host a ences have seen him emerge as one of from the box office at the Westfiold School of strations will be in origami and cailigraphy, America's finest young violinists. tennis social on Saturday, March 14, from 8 Dance, 402 Boulevard, In Westfield. Price of Japanese delicacies and refreshments will be The focus of this meeting will be education. p.m.-mldnight at the Mountainside Indoor Ten- Planfst Charles Abramovic maintains an ac- admission will be $37. starting at 7 p.m. on available. Call 233-2700. , All are welcome to attend. Information- 232- nis Club. Participation Is open to Westfield tive career as soloist, accompanist and cham- April 3 and <1. To attend the 8:45 p.m. show 1764, nNnunHyUfe March 5,1992 Club news Soroptimfsts sponsor from Westfield. muiic by Leonard Bernstein. than 150,000 orphaned, abandoned day, March 23, the ehib will ven- Westfield is sponsoring its 15th an- To obtain tickets for the event, Jane Stoner of Weatfield will be and homeless children were part of ture on a "woodcock watch," an nual Grand Auction March 6, at 'Spring Soiree' call Anne Geislinger, 232-4281, the hospitality chairwoman for the the program. This "pladng-out" be- evening of viewing the aerial antics L'Affaire Restaurant, Mountain- Ticket! are on sale for the an- Mental Health Association, 272- evening. --**• came the basis for today's foster of this woodland shorebird. Time, side. The preview begins at 7 p.m. nual "Spring Soiree" dinner and 0300, Martin Jewelers, 276-6718, or care system, but without the cur- place and leader will be announced followed by the auction at B p.m. foihion show sponsored by Sorop- Brand Travel, 232-0900. rent maze of bureaucratic paper- at the meeting. All proceeds from the event will timiit International of the Greater Soroptimist International is a Lesson planned work. Consequently, tracing the benefit the Westfield Volunteer Westfield Area (SIGWA). The event non-profit organization of execu- on topiaries lineage of this special group, to La Leche Rescue Squad. will be held Tuesday, April 7, at tive, business and professional A craft class will be offered to which an estimated one million In addition to the $30,000 worth I/Affaire Restaurant in Mountain- women from the Westfield area members of the Newcomers Club families in the United States today League to meet of vacations, dinners, and specialty side. The price is $30. A social hour who are dedicated to providing ser- of Westfield at 7;30 p.m. Thursday, are related, takes the skills of a The Westfield P.M. group of La items to be auctioned, there will be begins the festivities at 6 p.m. vice projects to their communities. March 12. Anna Lanam will teach master detective in the Held of ge- Leche League will meet 8 p.m. door prizes, raffles, and a silent This year's "soiree" will feature For more information call Kitty the class to make a 13-inch rose nealogy. Thursday, March 12, at 2688 Crest auction table, The auctioneer for fashions and accessories from the Duncan at 233-9237, topiary tree. Enrollment is limited. Mr. Alsaro will tell about the Or- Lane, Scotch Plains. The dis- the evening is Robert Heller of Bnuni Studio of Summit; Jaeger's, Call 232-9564. phan Trains era, and will show cussion will center around breast- Lebanon. Short Hills Mall; IB. Diffusion, Musical Club A monthly dinner at Shiki Steak why the Orphan Train riders rep- feeding and overcoming difficul- Tickets are available for $5 at Short Hills Mall; AUynes of Mill- House, Route 22 West in Union, resent most elusive genealogical ties. The ideal time to begin at- Jeannette's Gift Shop, Woodfields, bum; Shepards of Australia, Short presents recital will be held 7:30 p.m. Thursday, subjects. The New York Children's tending is during pregnancy be- and at the door. Hills Mall; and Gannyruss Opti- The Musical Club of Westfield March 10. For reservations call 654- Aid Society, which Mr. Alsaro rep- cause information received in ad- cians, Short Hills Mall. The fashion will present a program at the First 0733. resents, began in 1B53, and con- vance may be vital to a mother Welcome Wagon coordinator is Maureen Pcarce of Baptist Church, 170 Elm St., at 8 A game night with Pktionary, tinues today to serve the needs of when her baby arrives. For more Short Hills. p.m., Wednesday, March 11. The Outburst, Jenga, Trivia Pursuit, children in the New York area. information call Alice at 233-7363 rolls out agenda public is invited. Encore and Boulderdash, will be The public is invited. For more or Marilyn at 789-8910. The Welcome Wagon Club of Door prizes are being donated by Mary Beth McFall, program Westfield announces its upcoming area merchants and club members. held Saturday, March 21, when information call 276-5175. chairman, has announced the per- members will gather in a group of events: The club's monthly visit to Tickets will be sold for on-and off- formance, Hilda Goluses of Cran- Historic topics Meridian Nursing Home will be premises raffles. The off-premises homes. At evening's end, all will Program on ford, performing on the cello, will meet in one home for refresh- for Old Guard 1:45 p.m. Tuesday, March 10. Club raffle is a 50/50 raffle with a first-, be accompanied by Jane Somers members assist residents in play- second-, and third-prize winner. ments. Call 654-3353 for more in- world birding A program, "Westward Ho," will on the flute and Paul Somers on formation, "Birding Here and There" will be be given by Jeanne Watson, execu- ing bingo, provide small prizes to Susan Brand of Brand Travel the harpsichord, both from West- the presentation for Lake Natural- tive director of Morris County His- winners, and bring homemade Service, Westfield, has arranged for field, will perform Trio Sonata in G Speaker talks about ists Club Tuesday, March 10, at 8 torical Society, at 9:30 a.m. Thurs- treats for all. two free round-trip tickets from Major by J.S. Bach. p.m. at the Presbyterian Church, day, March 12. Slides illustrating The walking group will resume Newark to London to be donated Betsy Mackenzie of Plainsboro, 'Orphan Trains' Mountain Avenue. Herman Bieber, the California Trail used by settlers 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, March 11, at by American Airlines. mezzo-soprano, and Mary Beth Mc- Jose Alsaro, of the New York club conservation chairman, will from the Mississippi River to Cali- Tamaques Park. Proceeds will benefit the Center Fall of Roselle at the piano will Children's Aid Society, will present offer a multi-media presentation of fornia will be shown. for 'Victims of Family Violence, a perform Music For A While by a program on "The Orphan Trains" birding throughout the world. program of the Union County Men- Henry Purcell; Rheinlegendchen at a meeting of the Genealogical Mr. Bieber has led many trips for On March 19, at 9:30 a.m. a pro- European Tour available through tal Health Association. Specifically, and Wo Die Schonen Trompeten Society of the West Fields at 1 p.m. this group and will offer anecdotal gram, "Union County Monuments the proceeds will be used to fund Blasen by Gustave Mahler; Island Thursday, March 12, at the West- accounts of the group's adventures. and Markers," will be discussed by Choices, a support group for bat- Magic from Trouble in Tahiti by field Memorial library, 550 E. Members are encouraged to wear Jean Rae Turner of Newark and UNIQUE TRAVEL tered/abused women. The group is Leonard Bernstein. Broad St their favorite birding T-shirt in the illustrated by slides taken by her 331 South Avenue facilitated by Claire Cozzi, a profes- Sharon Seeman of Somerset on The Orphan Train movement, spirit of the evening. and Richard T. Koles of Bellville. Garwood sional domestic violence counselor the oboe will perform Concerto in which started in the middle of the Two Saturday birding trips are Mrs. Turner is a teacher, author (opposite Kings/Garwood Mall) F M*yor by Antonio Vivaldi ac- 19th century and continued until planned in March. The first outing, and journalist. Music Studio sets companied at the piano by Louise 1929, was initiated to move or- under the leadership of Kay Miller, DISCOUNTS ON CRUISES AND Andrews of Westfield. phaned children from institutional will be to Scherman-Hoffman Woman's Club OTHER PACKAGES Ann Weeks of Westfield, so- settings in eastern cities of the Sanctuaries/Jockey Hollow on a benefit recital prano, accompanied by Mary Beth United States to a more normal March 14, to view close-to-home sets auction Cat) Now Faculty members of The Music McFall at the piano, will perform family life in rural America. More areas and early arrivals. On Mon- The Junior Woman's Club of 908-789-3303 Studio who will perform a benefit recital March 8 at Roosevelt Inter- mediate School in Westfield come from several communities. They include Dr. Theodore K Schlosberg, Mrs. Eunha Kim and Brugges: Ms. Diane McCloskey of Westfield, and Deborah J. Schnapf of Cran- ford. Center of Medieval splendor

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Forbes calls for capital gains tax cuts to boost economy •y tWVM tnVHUCt head of tteasteam as the recovery on a capital gains tax cut youu substantially raise taxes, yoyouu I * • • ^*7 V^gjggyi/ HOE PRESS' " moves on,, and thee growth rate Amongf thee Democrats., MrMr. . make thee state an unattractive '• •jgm^^^^mm* should be 4 to 5 percent next Forbes said he admired former place to do business." k WEST ORANGE — A significant year," said Mr. Forbes, addressing Massachusetts Senator Paul Tson- Mr. Forbes challenged the Re- cut this year in the capital gains 200 advertisers at Mayfldr Farms. gas for shunning the concept of a publican-controlled legislature to tax will mean a growth rate of 2 to Mr. Forbes is a Bedminater resi- middle class tax cut, which, Mr.show it was "really bona fide," in 3 percent in the Gross National dent Forbes said, amounted to "the tax its desire to provide tax relief, and Product by the end of the year, Mr. Forbes criticized the present equivalent of a one-night stand." to cut the seven-cent state sales tax increasing to 4 to 5 percent in 1993, administration for paying Up ser- Mr. Forbes heaped praise on by two cents, rather than just one, according to Malcolm S. "Steve" vice to the idea of a capital gains Federal Reserve Chairman Alan as proposed. The temporary loss in Forbes Jr., President and Editor-in- cut. but failing to take the issue Greenspan for continuing to lower revenues would have to be covered Chief of Forbes Inc. and publisher seriously. He also said that George interest rates. by spending cuts, he said. of Forbes Magazine. Bush failed to take advantage of "For once, the Federal Reserve is In the long run, however, a re- Mr. Forbes, chief executive of his his overwhelming popularity at the doing something right on the infla- vived economy would fuel state late father Malcolm S. Forbes's end of the Persian Gulf War totion front," he said. That was after coffers much more efficiently, he publishing empire, and a four-time push for the cut Mr. Forbes all but blamed the cur- said. winner of the Crystal Owl award Although Mr. Forbes dismissed rent recession on the Fed for rais- As a publisher, Mr. Forbes re- for economic forecasting, made his the President's Republican chal- ing rates too sharply in 1988 and minded colleagues that advertising prediction/prescription Tuesday at lenger, Patrick Buchanan, as "an1989 in order to slow the econo- revenues grew during the 80s at an a luncheon gathering of the New isolationist," he said that the op-my's runaway growth, and not low- even faster rate than the economy. Jersey Advertisers Club. position from Mr. Buchanan may ering them again soon enough. The trend was unlikely to repeat "The economy will pick up a force President Bush to finally act Mr. Forbes, who at a news con- itself in the 90s, and he said, "we ference before the luncheon proud- in the advertising business, in the ly proclaimed himself a Republi- newspaper business, are going to Lucky winner can, also criticized Gov. Jim Flo-have to hustle even more." no's $2.8 billion tax package of Overall, the tone of Mr. Forbes's 1990. remarks was cautious but upbeat. "At a time when the economy "Trust the market," he said. MALCOLM S. FORBES JR. was actually weakening, New Jer- "The U.S. will once again be a sey put in the largest tax increase model and a leader of the civilized in history," Mr. Forbes said. "When world." TAX SERVICES DIRECTORY

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Sports Matter Westfield ousted by Randolph in hoops •V MPMUPUK to carry the load. had some games while we were ity was revealed on the foul line. seven free throws the whole night resting. We weren't into the game. The Rams attempted 27 free and they shoot 27, you're darned TUB JOURNAL "It's hard to single out one per- son who played well tonight," said Our intensity could've been high- throws while Westfield went to the right I'm gonna get (upset) and I In retrospect, Westfield's loss to Head Coach Stewart Carey. "But, er." line just seven times. don't mind saying it." Randolph in the first round of the that's not because they didn't try. Another factor in the final out- "The whole year we've been hav- Westfield entered the fourth North Jersey Section 2, Group 4 These kids busted their butts out come was foul trouble. Blue Devil ing trouble with fouls," said Prun- quarter of this see-saw game trail- playoffs Tuesday night typified the there. They worked hard on the sharpshooter Mike Comandini ty, who scored a dozen points. ing, 4441. But, a three-pointer by Blue Devils floor." picked up three first half fouls and "We've always had problems with Mike Comandini and a layup by when he got his fourth midway Greg Prunty gave Westfield its first Westfleld, giving up a consider- One reason cited for the loss was that Since we're smaller we try lead in quite a while. able amount of height, as usual, the 12-day layoff the Blue Devils through the third quarter, not only and reach for the ball and get it did he have to sit out a spell, but when they bring the ball down." Baskets were exchanged until battled the Rams (13-14) for the en- experienced since their last game, midway through the quarter, when tire game. At times the Blue Devils a 73-41 loss to Elizabeth in the some of his aggressiveness was "I had a problem with the of- taken away as a result Westfield went on a two and a half Recreation played above their capabilities, but, Union County Tournament on Feb. ficiating tonight," said Carey. "On minute scoring drought During in the end, some overzealous mis- 21. Comandini was not the only balance, they didn't call the game that time the Blue Devils took galore takes cost them in a 63-57 loss that "I think that showed toward the Blue Devils plagued with foul trou- both ways. There were times when many ill-advised shots which were No wonder WestteW has brought down the curtain on West- end," said Carey. "We weren't ble. Both Gary DeChellis and Matt Prunty or Connell would drive the field's basketball season. rushed because of the up-tempo one of the best sports pro- game sharp and that's my fault" Connell were in foul trouble seem- middle and get pounded and noth- pressing style employed by both grams in New Jersey. Be- Once again, it was a team effort "The past couple of weeks weVe ingly the entire game. ing was called. sides. sides having superior ath- by the Blue Devils, who realized had too many days off," said West- Meanwhile, Randolph had no "I hope this doesn't sound like But the Rams gave Westfield letes and coaches, the long ago that one player is unable field senior Greg Prunty. "They one in foul trouble and this dispar- sour grapes, but, when we shoot (Please turn to page A-11) town- ship pro- Devils Mr. Athlete: vides a top Newman, 75 rated recre- dominate keeps winning ation pro- Wrestlers win ty KIPKUPUK gram THE RECORD offe? PAUL CAMPANELU District tourney; Austin Newman, at age 75, a wide variety of sports so- I has been busy for the past 20 tivrties whereby youngsters | 7 to regionals years proving that growing older can have fun while learning doesn't necessarily imply slow- the basics of virtually every Ing down. varsity sport THE RECORD Newman, a Westfield resident, is a world-class runner, cyclist Paul Campanei was ap- Westfleld's fourth consecutive pointed Westfield's director and swimmer, who owns several team championship in the District world and United States running of recreation in 1990. Prior 11 Wrestling Tournament pro- to that, he spent four years gressed rather routinely. In fact, records. as an assisted to Ruth Hi, the Blue Devils victory was about Last Thursday, Newman was who headed the program as shocking as a win by the boys bestowed with possibly his for 25 years. swimming team. greatest honor to date. He trav- elled to Baton Rouge, La, to re- Campanei has a solid Westfield compiled 1501/2 points, background in the recre- ceive the Outstanding Multiple 231/2 points ahead of second place Event Male Award. ation and sports teids. He Cranford. The Blue Devils had is a 1980 graduate of Mid- three champions — Brian Buldo, Newman earned the award as land Park High School, Paco Gonzalez and Chris Fosey. a result of his performance In the where he played varsity This trio will advance, along with U.S. National Senior Sports Clas- basketball. In 1964, he teammates Chris Edling, Paul Jor- sic, held last summer in Syra- earned a B.S. degree in dan, Tim Martin and Seth Coren, cuse, NY. recreation management to the Region 3 Tournament, Newman established new from Springfield College, which began yesterday at Union records tor those between 75 Mass., and served as rec- High School. and 79 years of age in the triath- reation supervisor tor South The Blue Devils triumph may lon, the one-mile bike race and Kingstown, Rhode Wand. the ftve-and 10-Wlometer road not have sent Shockwaves through . . •.. ; ... ..,.-,,. , UNDA O.EPSTfilWTHE AECOflO the area, but the results of the 160- races. He also got stiver medals five is to provide safe, fun Wsstfield's Chris Possy (bottom) wrangled his way out of this fix and went on to defeat in the 400-meter freestyle swim- pound finals did. Colonla'a Lelf Albright, 11-10, for the District 12 130-pound title Saturday at South Plalnfleld. activities tor all levels of Paul Jordan (23-3), the top seed, ming event and the five- and 10- ability," said Campanei. had registered two quick pins in kilometer cycling races. "We do work hand-in-hand his first two bouts and was favored five matches in the championship 2-1), another one of Westfield's top nal round. In Saturday's semis, General Mills, who footed the with the high school coach- to defeat Johnson Regional's Jus- finals with Brian Buldo leading the seeds, won an exciting 11-10 deci- Martin stunned Johnson's Bill bill for Newman to attend the es to haip develop pro- tin LaSala (24-3), who had moved way at 112. sion over Colonia's Leif Albright in Flemm, pinning him at 1:38 to awards ceremony, also notified grams for those youngsters clinch a spot in the regionals. down one weight class for this The junior was impressive in all the finals. him that they will pay for his air- who are looking toward to tournament. three victories. He registered a pair Posey trailed, 4-1, after one pe- "He wrestled very well," said fare In order tor him to compete varsity participation." But, Jordan, the defending dis- of first period pins over his first riod and found himself behind, 8-3, MacDonald of Martin. "He had a in the 1993 Senior Olympics, The townwide recreation trict champ, was not his usual self two opponents — Niccolo Go and late in the second period. But after good first match, but lost to an out- also to be held at Baton Rouge. program is open to West- standing kid in the finals. I have in the finals. Perhaps being unpre- Shaun Shaughnessy. Then he han- an injury timeout, Posey came out "The only reason I went to field citizens of all ages. Fa- no complaints." pared against his opponent, who dled Cranford's Joe Lucaricllo with roaring and led, 11-9, with 30 sec- Syracuse was that I could drive cilities include the 106-acre he had never faced before, the se- ease, doing whatever he wanted in onds to go. He was able to hold Westfield's remaining Region 3 there and stay in a dorm," said Tamaques Park, complete nior did not wrestle as aggressively his 19-3 technical-fall victory, onto the lead. participant will be heavyweight Newman. with tennis courts, basket- as he typically does. which was stopped at 5:14. Seth Coren. Wrestling in a tough Taking a look at Newman's ball courts, Softball fields, "I knew I had to come back," weight class, Coren got pinned in With the score tied, 2-2, late in past track record, he probably baseball fields, ice skating, Buldo's only slip up came in the said Posey. "Coach (Rob) Condron the semifinals late in the third pe- the second period, LaSala picked third period when he was leading, told me I had to be more intense. could've made better time If he handball and jogging. Also, riod by Brearlcy's Scott DuBeau ran all the way to upstate New up two points to surge into the (16-3) after pinning first round op- Clark Park Field, Gumoert lead. The Johnson Regional senior York. Reid, Brightwood Park, Sy- ponent Jason Pendleton of Roselle was able to withstand anything 'It's hard to say what'll happen next (in the regionals). Catholic in 32 seconds on Friday. Newman owns the world camore Field, the Elm Jordan tried in the final two min- record tor 70-yearold's in trie in- Street tennis courts, Lam- utes to hold on for a 4-3 win. I expect one or two kids to get to the finals.' In tho consolation finals, Coren door 800-(2:42) and 1500-meter berts Mill Field, Mindo- went up against a familiar op- "I shouldn't have tried a head- (5:26) events, which he set six waskin Park and the Me- —Westfleld Wrestling Coach Don MacDonald ponent — Cranford freshman Sam years ago at the Eastern Region- morial Pool Park Complex lock with 20 seconds left in the Richardson. The two had met three second period," said Jordan min- als at the University of Delaware. with a 50-meter pool, div- times previously and were dead- Later that year he established a ing pool, and training utes after his defeat. "He knew it locked at 1-1-1 in proceeding bouts. was coming and he defended it. He new mark in the 1500-meter out- pools, plus softball, basket- 14-3. Buldo somehow slipped and That's what I did." Coren, who beat Richardson in door run (5:19) In Long Island in ball, soccer, handball and just beat me. This gives me more found himself on his back. How- Chris Edling (16-11, 145), a main- overtime the last time they met in to work for. Right now is the low- the National Outdoor Champion- tennis facilities. ever, he regained his composure to stay for Westfield all year, recorded the Union County consolation fi- ships. The recreation depart- est I've been all year, so it can only get back on his feet and close out nals, took advantage of Richard- a couple of pins in his first two That's not too shabby for ment offers year-round pro- get better." the win. son's defensive wrestling. The Cou- bouts, but the senior was simply someone who basically took up grams, plus spedal events. "I was surprised," said Blue Dev- gar was taken down hard in the "I got scared there," said Buldo, overmatched against Johnson's competitive running by accident Coming up in the Spring ils Head Coach Don MacDonald. first period and appeared to just who is 17-8. "I got caught on my Andy Troczynski (23-2), who 20 years ago. and Summer are: basket- "The kid (LaSala) was good, but I back and I thought I saw God pinned Edling at 1:03. want to stay on his feet. The strat- don't think Paul wrestled particu- "I started out swimming be- ball, lacrosse, soccer and there. But, I pretty much rolled Following Jordan's upset, West- egy did not last long, however, as tennis clinics and sports larly well. That's not to take away through it. I was pretty much Coren (19-6-1) earned a berth in cause the town put up a swim- field's Tim Martin lost in the finals ming pool across the street from camps for basketball, la- anything from him, but Paul just psyched the whole day. I wanted to the regionals when he pinned Ri- to Brearley Regional's top-seeded my house," said Newman. "I crosse, soccer, tennis, golf, never got on to his way of wres- win because this is my first year of chardson at 3:47. Bob Taylor Jr. (23-1), 17-0 on a tore a rotator cuff in my first race baseball plus swimming tling. He made one mistake and it varsity wrestling." technical-fall. "That's the way he wrestles mo at Princeton University in my first lessons and five mile and cost him the match." In the next bout, top-seeded (defensively)," said Corcn, a junior. race - the 50 free. When that one mile fun runs. Jordan's loss was the only unset- Getting to the finals and qualify- Paco Gonzalez won his second "I just keep attacking until he's hit was healing I took up running "There's something tling experience for Westfleld, how- ing for the Region 3 tournament straight District 11 crown by pin- for stalling and that seems to and found out I can run better going on all the lime, tor all ever. By the time his match was was an accomplishment in itself work." decided the Blue Devils had al- ning Cranford's Chris Sullivan in for Martin, who is probably West- than I could swim," citizens." said Campaneffi. 4:45. Gonzalez (21-2-1) had control Six Westfield wrestlers were un- (Please turn to page A- ready clinched the team title, field's most overlooked wrestler. able to make it to place in the top Newman does not plan on thanks to the fine performance of the whole way and led, 7-1, at the giving up anytime soon, either. 11) time of the pin. Martin (13-6) squeaked past first three, thereby ending their season. several other wrestlers. round opponent Russell Petty of George Lasky (12-10-1, 103), Jim (Please turn to page A-11) Westfield won three of the first At 130 pounds, Chris Posey (15- Rahway, 4-3, in Friday's quarterfi- (Please turn to page A-11)

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HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP Swimmers on pace for state title Westfield Hertell did help Westfield win teammate Joel Pargot by more Westfield (6-4-1) was just a little took the first the first event, the 200-yard med- than 20 seconds. Freshman Robby bit behind Roxbury all day long, as step to a state ley relay (1:46.64). The Blue Devils Schundler blistered through the it finished second in every race but championship finished one-two in the next two two. Bronwyn Hay, who will com- on Monday by 100-yard backstoke, winning by al- races to assume a confortable lead. most seven seconds. Schundler's pete in Saturday's Meet of Cham- crushing Rox- Freshman Andrew Hughes won pions, had a good day for West- bury, 111-59, at the 200 free (1:58.83). He would time of 57.82 was a personal best for him this season. field, winning the 500 free (6:17.41) the Westfield YMCA. The victory later win the last individual race, and placing second in the 200 free set up yesterday's North Section 1- the 100-yard breaststroke (1:09.08). Girls swimmers end (2:21.91). Hay, along with Lisa 2 semifinal match against fourth- Sean Schafer took first in the Olden, Laura Todd and Jill Smith, seeded Delbarton. 200-yard individual medley season with loss won the 400 free relay (4:37.47). SHARON WILSON/THE RECORD (2:11.71). Walt Kapuscinski, who The Blue Devils ran into a Saskia Riley was the other win- Ken Eberts placed second in the 200-yard IM (2:26.43) Top-seeded Westfield won all but took third in the 50 free (24.41), buzzsaw against Roxbury (18-0) last ner for the Blue Devils. She com- helping Westfield to a 111-59 victory over Roxbury in the three races and held junior Darren won his next race, the 100-yard Thursday in the North Jersey A pleted the 100 back in 1:17.11. first round of the North 1-2 A Division quarterfinals. Hertcil, Westfield's top freestyle butterfly (59.92). Division semifinals, succumbing to Olden (200 IM, 2:44.8) and Jen sprinter, out of the SO and 100-yard Ted Pollack captured the 500 the undefeated Gaels, 94-76, at the O'Brien (100 fly, 1:18.35) had sec- freestyle races. free by a wide margin, beating out West Morris area YMCA. ond place finishes for Westfield. SCOREBOARD

WESTFIELD YOUTH SPORTS please contact Don at (908) 634-3475 or Ron Newman at (908) 386-7525. SYRACUSE «•, OHIO STATE 4a IN THE NEWS WFlfcSTLING (Continued from page A-10) ••• In a tJghtty contested game that was not Big Daddy's Softball Tournament GETTYSBURG, PA - Westfleld's Lynne decided unttl tha vary and. Syracuse managed As soon as last Sunday, Newman Team Easton, In conjunction with Big IN-TOWN LEAGUE Cassldy was the leading point producer as the tw WMflMd kvTown Wretfllng Lsegue to aka out a ctoee victory over Onto State. won the 800- (3:03) and 1500-meter Daddy's Softball, Is holding a soriball tourna- Brian Chacftatt (16 points) and Vlwrte Brodo Gettysburg College women's swim squad Mm ehtmpKxw an tha Tlgm. who com- ment on April 25 and 26 and is seeking teams (16) paced tha Syracuaa victory. They ware (6:07) races in the 75-79 year old rolled to Its third undefeated season In five pMad twtr HMon wffii a perfect 6-0 record. who are Interested In participating The entry abty supported by Lee Mueler (eight) and age group at Fairleigh Dickinson years when they finished the 1991-92 cam- Tl» Tlgm knaup showed ttrength from lop to fee Is $150 for the Pre-soason Tournament of Scott King (eight). Nlek Banner and Brad paign with convincing victories over Middle At- boaom aN Mason. Leading off In the lower University in Hackensack. Champions. Interested parties should call AlneHe aach scored is pobrta to keep Ohio lantic Conference rivals Dickinson and Swarth- w»lgM» wth Brian Una, Mlka Kama, Rich Kenny Kohler at 404-1312 for more infor- State ctoaa aft the way. Chrie Vandebranda He plans on competing in the more. Rolf, Matt Lab. Mlka Stwtekl and JueMn mation. (savan) and Brian WHHMIW (five) pleyad wan An Ail-American. Cassldy was way out in •iWoW. lha Tlgaia would usually opan up a 80O-, 1500- and 5000-meter races ••• for Ohio Stata. Iront wilh 24 Individual first places and swam quick lead on opponent*. and five separate swimming events Senior Softball players needed ARIZONA BO, INOIANA 4« legs on 11 winning relay quartets as the Lady Thaw middle welghte featured Bobby Win, Experienced softball players, between the Rashon BaHard (21) and Martin Kelly (20) in the New Jersey Senior Games, Bullets concluded the regular season with an •Mm McKaon, NICO Tricarico, Mlka Uua and ages of 49 and 55. are needed to participate in were the big guns for Arizona. Ryan Blotter held on June 12,13 and 14, at The 11-0 record. Vtnca WM, all of whom typically put th» match a slow pitch Softball league. You must be a supported their effort* with eight points. Dam Cassldy. who Is a two-time national cham- oul of raach. Tha final trio of Crag Qlrasl, Pat Lawrenceville School. In essence, resident of Union County in order to play Call McOermon (tour). Chri* Schwenenbek pion and nation record holder in the 500 meter Tuehy and AvI Ooldman provided • nna fin- there is no quit in the man. Don Deo (or details at (908) 654-5088 (three). Matt OaMasI (two) and Dave Caprarto freestyle competition, has qualified lor the leNng combination In the top weight classes •** (two) rounded out tha Arizona scoring. NCAA championships In five events. She quali- tar ooach Dan Sawtekl, 'There's no end in sight when Mountainside lofibatl ha* openings Brad Jankowskl lad the way for Indiana, fied in the 200 meter freestyle (1:57.36). 500 Tha Cougar* tqoeezed into second place In you've got the competitive spirit The Mountainside Recreation Commission is scoring 21 points. Tyrell BathM added 11 and meter freestyle (5:02.22), 1650 meter freestyle tha last match on the strength o1 an exerting seeking to fill several openings in its Men s Malt Brotnerton tossed In Hva points. Man I've got," said Newman. "I just (17:37.66), 100 meter backstroke (1:01 21) and 29-23 wtn over tha Leopards, while the Uons High Arc Softball League. The games are Ambrosia (four). Adam Borchln (two). Joe keep looking to get into a new age 200 meter backstroke (2:12.96) while just miss- fsi to tha undalaated Ttgeri, 24-11. scheduled during tho week and on Sundays Gallagher (two) and Pats Chaltbonsal (one) AUSTIN NEWMAN Ing In the 50 and 100 meter freestyle sprints. group and set new records. I just and run (rom mid-April to the beginning of FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS also scored for Indiana. TkjSfS 6 0 0 keep going. I love to compete and August. All inquiries should bo directed to (he Cougar* 3 3 0 MICHIGAN 35, KANSAS M I like to win. I do just enough "I guess I have a doggone good MISCELLANY Mountainside Rec Commission. (908) 232- Joe McGIII and Rich Cohan hit double fig- Uona 2 3 1 0015. ures with IS and 10 point*, respectively for training to keep myself in shape." body and I keep after it," said Leopard* o 5 i W.6.L tryouts scheduled Michigan. Jeremiah Tabor (eight) and Will Newman. "The running comes nat- AH kvTown wrestlers are eligible to compete Sure, if you call running about The Westfield Baseball League Inc. has Maslowtky (two) rounded out Michigan's scheduled the Major and Pony/University ROAD RACING CALENDAR In tha In-Town Individual Tournament, to held scoring. 25 mites a month and swimming urally and I have a good swimming at B a.m. on Saturday, March 7, at Wettfleld League tryouts for March 7 and 14 at Mlka Dlion (nine) and Dan Qarry (nine) body. I've never smoked and I High School. The boys will compete In 10 1,000 yards five days a week "just Tamaques Park For the Major League. 12- March 7- Swing Into Spring 5K. Hamilton topped tha scoring column for Kansas. They weight classes, with the top four finishers In enough." think that has a tot to do with it" year- olds report al 9 a.m., 11 year-olds at (Mercer County). Starting Time, 10 00 am. were aided by Mlka Rodlhan (four), Blake each weight das* earning trophies. AJt other 10:30 a.m. and the 10-year-olds at 1:30 p m. Race Information: 609-B90-37B9. Sonnek-BchmalK (four). Uam Wetthermar entrant* wW receive medal* for competing. For the Pony and University League, all 13- to March 8— Newark Distance 20K Classic, New (two) and Sandeep Satwalaker (one). SOUTH PLAINF1ELO TOURNAMENT 16-year- old candidates will meet at Field 2 ark (Essex County). Starting Time: 10:00 am PJU. STH GRADE Racs Information: 201-733-3749 Nineteen WesfflekJ Junkx wrestlers recently Devils send 7 at 9 a.m. WESTFIELD 54, BERKELEY HEtQHTS 4S March 14— St. Patrick's 10 Mile Run. Long- competed In ma South Plalnftek) Opan Tourna- ••• Tha Wetffleld eighth graders put than un- Rec programs port (Atlantic County) Starling Time: 9:30 am: ment, which drew 1200 wrestlers from all over Prscllce Time baseball clinic beaten record on tha Nna against a tough Ber- Race Information: 609-468-0010 lha state. Seven wettfleM grapple™ earned (Continued from page A-10) On April 3. 4 and 5, the Westfield Baseball keley Heights team on the* opponent* home to Region 3 March 15— St. Paddy's 10 Mite Run, Freehold rnaoaJa In tha competition. "However, we're proud of our League Is sponsoring a clinic focusing on the court. It was a thrUUng game that Weetffetd had (Montnouth County). Starting Time: 11:00 a.m : Taking that place In their age/welgnt groups youth-orientated programs, not developement of basic fundamentals for the 7- to rally In the fourth quarter to win. to 12-year-old age group. The program will Race Information: 90B-462B489. war* Cory Posey (13-14. 145 pounds) and Mlka Fry lad WettfeW In scoring wtth 16 onry sports, but the anti-drug Onor Taxucar (9-10, 77). Thin) place medals tournament emphasize hitting, pitching, fielding and throw- points. Ha was followed doaefy by teammata and alcohol programs which In- ing techniques. Practice Time, the experienced ware earned by Jarett Kamlna (13-14, 75) and Brad Jankawsfci. who hH, for 13 points. Both (Continued from page A-10) Nolan Sullivan (13-14, S5). Finishing fourth dud* spedai activities at the Instructional staff composed of former Major Fry and Jankowskl Mt two free throws apiece Hogaboom (3-12, 125), Matt Robin- League ball players and coaches, will conduct want ehrie Qlancone (HO, 85) and Joah Ray In the final minute to Ice lha victory. Westfield Teen CentBr Friday (S-10,115). John Uonardl*. m hi* flnttouma- son (5-16, 135), Scott Goldberg (7- the clinic. Raahon BaJlard also hM tor double figures nights from 8 p.m. to 12 p.m., mant, placed Bret In the Novice DMekm The schedule will be as follows: April 3: 7- w«h 11 points. Martin KaHy did a yeoman* and the 'Night Place' at Edison 11-2, 140), Kurt Duchek (14-9, 152) and Dan Ranaldo (5-13, 189) all 10 p.m. — a free open forum at Westfield H.S. BACK PAIN lob on tha boards and teased In eight points Intermediate School for 6th, 7th for coaches and parents whose child Is partici- BASKETBALL aa wal. Scott King (bur) and Nick Banner and 8th grade students." had their season's come to an end pating In the clinic. * IN-TOWN (two) rounded out tha (coring. last weekend. April 4: 9 a.m.-3:30 p m. for 9-12-year-olds. «TH GRADE BOYS SENIOR BOYS LEAGUE NECK PAIN Carnpsnei's staff Includes: April 9: 12 noon-4 p.m. for 7- and 8-year- KNtCKS 1a, CELTICS IS In the playoff semifinal* tha Gray team de- Glenn BUTTON, assistant director oldt. Tha Kntefca, lad again by Erie Zlmak and feated tha Ught Blue team, 77-63. Tha Gray Chiropractic Treatments Chuck Ropore, youth co- "When you get to this level a lot Tha registration lea is S20 per player and. Dank Lartavd. want back to their winning team waa lad by BRIan Wlechueen, who slgn-ups will be available at the April 3rd meet- May Help by aeratchlng out an exciting vldory. pumped in 32 point*. Tom Orevei also had 24 ordinator; Keia Ramsaroop, sec- depends on who gets hot a lot of ing. All possible participants over 12 are en- ! (10 points}, Laruud (four), Chrli Cnella points for tha Grey. During tha eacong quarter, retary to the director Lucy Let- the time, unless there's one kid couraged to attend. For any additional Infor- Family Care By: and Jonathan Atkins brought the Knlcki pres- tha Grey team want on a 28-4 run, a spurt tier, assistant secretary; Chantai who stands out," said MacDonald. mation, call Bill Meyer at 233 6139. sure defense back from their vacations and which held up for tha rest of the game. Wla- •»« they needed I to stop the Celtics, who were chuten had 18 of the 26 point*, lhankf, In Jenkinson, pool office secretary; "But, it's hard to say what'll hap- lad by Willy Caehman, Mlkey Todd. Bit Bruit- part, to a Drawing defense and six aasltta from Judy Deo, asslstaint pool office pen next (in the regionals). I ex- Softball teams needed how* and Joe Valentine Tim McDavltt. Nate Lee had 12 points and The Linden Sunday Morning Mens Softball secretary; and John Davis, pool pect one or two kids to get to the League Is looking for a few teams to expand Its The first quarter belonged to the offenttve Jeff Rotondo tossed In 10 for tha Ught Blue. maintenance technician. competitive league. For more information. wizardry of Erik Zlmak. but It was the powerful In the second game tha Gold Mam beat tha finals." rebounding of Howard Monroe-Gray (nine Dark Blue team, 54-38. Jeremy Bartln and Westfleld whispers: boards), Nicky Clarke (five) and Oenlel Mat- Mark Coppadga led the Odd team with 16 •Last season's fundraisers thaws (five) that kept the charging Cults at point* each. The pivotal point In the game by the varsity baseball and bay. Scoring the remaining buckets for the came In the second quartet whan the Gold softball teams have resulted Knicks ware Ralph Rapuano and Travis team out*cored the Orak blue team, 18-7, a* It Meet Rusao. Brian Gallagher, Jason Dreyer and used excellent ball movement and accurate in the purchase of an indoor Steven Block continued their valuable contri- shooting, Rich Karyczak and Drew K**hn led batting cage. butions to the Knlck cause. the Dark Blue team with eight points each. JOHN TAYLOR set up Tor the occasion. "We ran short Basketball Mike Comandini off a double pick Randolph picked up the re- Account Representative (Continued from page A-10) and when the forward went to pick bound, made two free throws and for Dr. A. Pecoraro Jr., Director ample opportunity to come back in him up, Mike would set a screen made another fast-break basket in the final stages, as they missed the down low for Rob Moore, who the final 10 seconds to ice it PECORARO front end of two critical one-and- would have an open path to the basket" WESTFIELD (57) McDO WEI CHIROPRACTIC one's in the final 1:16. Mlka Comandini 6(2)-1-19. Matt Comandlnl Following the second missed 7-0-14, Q. Prunty 5-2-12. Moore 2-2-6, Connell GROUP The plans never really got off 1-0-2, Gentles 1-0-2, Koslowskl 1-0-2. Totals one-and-one, Westfield had pos- 23(2|-5-57. Let John serve all your fuel oil needs! 143 Elmer Street the ground, as the ball handler RANDOLPH («3) session of the ball trailing by two, was tied up by a defender, slowing Call Westfield JS&-57, with 49 seconds tell Snead 10-3-23. Chilos 3(I)-4-13, Harris 5-3- up the play. The ball got into the 13. Bauer 24-4, Clatterbudc 0-4-4, Fednow 789-2133 "We wanted to go inside," said hands of Mike Comandini, whose 0(1)-O-3. Manzo 0-3-3. Totals 20(2)-17-63. 233-3213 If you can't b« helped by chiropractic melhotJs. we Westfield IS 13 13 1ft - 57 Lie. #1268 will recommend (he best hind of doctor for your Carey, describing the play he had forced jumper from 15 feet was Randolph 13 10 12 19 - 63 450 North Ave., East, Wesfleld care.

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•aH^^MsaW ''In CHRIS LEAR BRIAN BULDO jSjjpl,,..,*- Ja]F ^VajLaBafa^^^^l Lear set a meet record when he won the 1600-meter run In 4:16.27 at the The Westfield junior held true to his No. 1 •laraBBBBBBB *JFa*5 ^•^•fsa^si seeding, as the 103 pounder pounded the aaaaa^aaaKr —* > aaaal NJSIAA State Winter Indoor Track competition to capture the a District 11 and Field Championships In Prince- championship. Buldo recorded first period ton's Jadwin Gym Feb. 24, Earlier )n pins over Colonla's Nlccolo Go and Eliza- sHfr#H the month, Lear captured the state beth's Shaun Shaughnessy In the first two sa^sA_sF fV Group I crown In the 1600 with a rounds before drubbing Johnson Reglonal's ^^BHsaW /^H 4:18.38 effort and also was a strong Joe Lucariello, 19-3, on a technical-fall at La^L.^L.^Li-a^H runnerup in the Mlllrose Games' 5:14. st^st^Lt^Bsa^sH Jumbo Elliot Mile at Madison Square l^^^^^^^^^^^^^K Garden.

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Variety of inter- SWM- 34, 59, 175 lbs possible relationship. As WWP, Yeuag SlOooking for discreet remaatlc Looking for SWM 30-40 Easy going guy that en- the saying goes, I have a readings by Diane, who of course getting married. SINCERE OWM- 25, 5 ests incl. outdoors, mov- for SWM, age unimpor- has the unique ability to weekday reletleaealp who is personble, out ies, dancing, dining, etc. joys skiing, biking, movies life; If you do too, andtant. If the following with wfriehiessajiaii. I'm a 1 woman man, I 11, 175IDS, good looking. going & a non-smoker. A horses. Would like to explain enough of your don't believe in cheating, Looking an adventerous Seeking a special, nice, you're looking for some words are meaningful call P.O. Dex •1*4, Ne. Reply to ext 3538 meet a SDWF 30-40. She one to enjoy it with, past to convince you of using or abusing my lady. tall WF. Reply ext. 3658 no-nonsense SF or SOF now, I can't wait to hear your future and the ability Snuiewtek, NJ 08902 must be easy going A please reply Ext. 3205. from you: Best friend, love Serious Inquiries only. SINBLE WM- 25 5'10 ' SWF— 31, tired of barbet. 27-39 of similar In- down to earth A is looking to reach deep inside of WANTED: W/F, 40-80, Please call Ext. 3195. scenes, a little shy, vary terests who is attractive, THIS DYNAMIC, SLIN. and affection, music, you A understand your Who is non-fulrfiiled as I strawberry blond hair, for a meaningful relation dancing, theater, dining, muscular build, with easy pretty, brown eyes, slim, fit & sexy for rela- ship. Please call Ext. DIM, CULTURID, SBCV- hopes, dreams A con-am. for polite, consider- LltHTINO ONE CAN- blonde hair, in shape, tionship. Please call Ext. LOOKINO lady loves to beach, no smoking and OK— for social justice & going personality. Enjoys 3654. flicts. 1 free question an- ate, romantic, weekday, 5'8", smoker, Seeks S/ 3171. dance. If you're 50ish cats. Please reply ext. swered by phone! Call discreet relationship with companionship. SWF pro- New York City, the shore, 3237. and romantic dinners. DWM, handsome/cute, SWM, •', 33, 200 LSS.- SWM- 38,would like to plus A looking for a fun- 752-3030 W/businessman. P. 0. Box fessional, age 37. Inter- sincere, intelligent, hon- meet attractive female for loving person to light up ests: Asian culture, out- Looking for SWF 21-26 in shape, enjoys many WWP- Exceptionally DWP- 60, tall, blonde, 426, Bound Brook, NJ with similar qualities and est, fun-loving, employed, outdoor activities, semi- adult fun and companion- your life, why wait or hesi young, 61, vivacious, at- 08805. door activities, self actu- someone looking to de- ship with the possibility of tate let's trip the light fan likes biking, theatre, con- alization. Seeking a SMInterest for friendship and professional looking for tractive, caring, honest, certs, dancing, beach, WE ONLY LIVE ONCE possible relationship. Ext. velop a committed rela- female with similar inter- an ongoing relationship. tastic together (or I'll seeking unattached, well- professional, age 35-45 tionship. I'm very at- Ext. 3545. show you how). Works in Cranford area & (Well, maybe twice) with a sense of humor, in- 3523. ests between the ages of dressed, refined, compas- lives in Monmouth Cty. Tall, slim WM photogra- tracted to men with long 25 & 35. Reply ext. 3466 SWM- 511", Light INTIRISTIDITI Just let sionate gentleman for sight & humanity. Reply SJP— 32, Petite, attrac- hair, beard & mustache, me know, PS- I also play Seeking successful, sin-pher, 46Vi, dynamic, car- ext. 3720 brown hair, blue eyes, In- dancing, dining (in/out), gle, professional gentle- ng, seeks buxom, slim tive, fun seeks attractive 25-37 to share romance, SWM, CATHOLIC, 83- a good game of Chess family get-togethers, the- intellectual, educated, fi- non-drinker, non-smoker, telligent, and considered man with good character WF 28-45V2 clean, non- LOOKINQ FOR LOVg IN beach, skiing, walks & good looking. Like to Please call Ext. 3661 ater, day-trips and com- nancially secure, outgoing back massage. Reply to seeks honest, sincere, and good sense of humor, smoker for discreet mid- ALL THI WR0NO f*LAC- meet a very attractive, THIS HANDSOME SWM- panionshlp. Ext. 3497. non-smoker. Please send week fun. Send photo A IS? So has this SJM. I'mS/DWM 30-40 who ap-ext 3524 practicing Catholic preciates the beauty of woman. Reply ext. 3475 long dark haired female, has all but given up hope replies to Box 02, c/o of phone to Box 27 c/o 35/57", brown hair, trim SWF— 38 very attractive, who is intelligent, in WWM- age 58, S'10", nature, can lose himself of finding that beautiful non-drinker, non-smoker, Forbes Newspapers Clas- Forbes, P.O. Box 699, A physically fit, am styl- petite, slim, sexy, Blonde SWM,- 42, professional shape, and knows what special girl. Don't let this sifieds, P.O. Box 699,Somerville NJ 08876 ish, a non-smoker, college in a good book, enjoys with mellow out look on Irish religious Protestant, foreign films, is politically hair & blue eyes, intel she wants. I know how to one get away. I'm 19, into Somerville, NJ 08876 educated. I enjoy music, ligent A educated. I like life. Enjoys dining-, movies treat a lady. An answer to mechanically Inclined, aware & athletically in- candlelight, slow dancing, part-time portrait model, dancing, dining out, mov- dining, dancing, outdoors & travel. Seeks an attrac- this ad will not be a waste moonlit walks on the FINLAND MASSAGE ies/Videos, sports & trav- clined, romantic, nurturing tive lady 30-50 for ini- Ilkes auto racing, out-for men A women. Call Cofntntf CVents w/joie de vivre. Please call (the usual stuff) also, long of your time. Reply to box beach, partying, romance, eling. I'm seeking an at- leisurely quiet evenings at mate & exclusive relatiori- #3217. doors, fishing. Seeking Albin-(908)-752-7087, Ext.3192. music A animals. Reply A same in lady; 30 year tractive, slim SJF 26-33, home. Looking for special ship. Reply ext. 3729 make your dreams come after 5pm or during wknd CRUISE CANADA'S to enjoy a caring, sharing, •JM *4- CPA, No. Brun- SWM- Age 22, half Ital- commitment, business- anytime. By appt. only. honest, sincere, good SWM- This handsome col- ian, brown eyes, brown true, ext. 3501 CALM-WATER RIVERS- friendship A potential re- swick resident, enjoys looking, "hunk" 36-46 S/ minded lady to help buy LAS VEOAS— 2 round spend 3, 5 or 7 nights lege grad is 22 yrs. oldhair, wears glasses. Look- and sell flea market lationship/romance with. sports, music, beach, DWM who is well built, 5'9", 160 lbs. with brown trip airfares A accom- aboard elegant replica Reply to ext 345Q. being a kid. Looking for a ing for a SWF, 18-24, who items. I am not a banker, intelligent & professionl. hair & eyes. I enjoy exer- likes to go to movies, and Advertise In (rw Classified/ modations $199.00/per- steamboats visiting ro- long lasting relationship, with a good sense of am a hard-working me- son. 1-800-964-4256 mantic clues, the world- LOOKHM P0H *W.M, for cise & love to travel. I'mjNkes to talk a lot. Inter- chanic. Ext. 3362. a friendly relationship be- non-smoker please. Reply HJ te*? SeeWnTtf BF ftgriB^ ested In friendship pos- MYRTLE BEA0H S.C.- fsmous'1000 Islands, the tweea > eBBBBBBB A Union County Forbes Newspaper A-14 Classified* March 5,1992

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•ONOOL CANCILLID PIMWOOD- Seasoned WOOD TRUNK ISM- re- •XIRCiat MKI- OP Air HUM PRICES PAID- for :— for large or LABAD0R RBTRIBV' CATS— 2 white femfe ORDIlt — New Singer hardwood, cut, split deliv- stored in * out. $165Strlder. , new, used 2 quality postcards, sheet breeding midsized birds, outside cats. Moving, free BOARDINS- All ameni- Fret Arm sewing ma- ERS— AKC registered, ered. $110 full cord. Could be used at coffee times. $250. Call 707- music, old toys, baseball 41/2 talTon wheels S325. championship lines. Call to a good home. Pis call ties A excellent care. In- chines. Serges, but- 7M-4M* table. 908-085-1586 8389 after 6PM Items, cameras, military, 908-281-0362 908-297-7140 struction, Training, Show- tonholes, etc. Sews typewriters, TV's, Worlds 489-8244 PISH TANK- 55 gal. ing, Cllnlcs-Dreesage, denim, leather. 24 year * nmwooo * Fair, fountain pens. 272- FBMALB OAT— spayed, Hunter/Jumper. Visit our warranty. Cost $429; pay 2U0 stand, lights, 3 filter sys 5777. Immediate delivery. terns, $450. Call 908- alt shots, Mack, 4yrs old. unique Indoor/outdoor fa- school price, $217. 1-Sehmlerfe Tree bstrt cility A see all that can be 716-684-4880. 218-0657 JUNE BOXES * PIN* Call 685-2109 Ce. Call 908-322-9109. BALLS— any cond. slot, •BRMAN SHBPHBRD- yours at PINE HILL, SHAM CLKANIR- Ex- NOTICE: All OARAGE 8-PLOOHMM- wide plank coke, arcade machines A ROTTWBILBR PUPS fit muiutttm sULUl— En- Branchburg. For brochure oak A cherry, now spe- Dedicated companion. 11 mos. old Mate, AKC, cellent condition, hot or ALES advertisements art barber poles. Call 609- gtlsft A Western boots. In vary lovable, moving. Free call 1-800-439-7087. cold up to 2000 Ib pres- PAYABLE IN ADVANCE cially priced. Stair trads to 587-7819 Excellent watchdog. AKC stock only. Up to 50%. 14" wide. Mack * Co. to good home. 908- BO* TRAJNNM- Private sure. Will clean almost by cash, check, VISA or registered. Sale ends March 7, Bucks A Group Classes. Results 215-679-8393 POST CARDS— Toys, BSS-US-814* 848-4930 anything, $6000. 908- Matter Card. For a quote Games, Trains, Banks, County Saddlery Rt. 202 Guaranteed. Call 908- 526-0116 llam-5pm or on coat, pteue call HtlKllt- Sears Cold Sheet Music, Political, ADORABLE * A 263, Buckingham, PA 689-8566 7224268 5pm-8pm CHAPTERS WANTED spot, 16 cu. ft. upright, 1-BQ0-334-O631. Disney, Worlds Fair, Dolls, AFOROABLE- 31/2 mo. 215-794-5411 Now leasing exhibit approx. 10 yrs. old. 1st old Yorkshire Terrlor all •fOVI/OVIN— Modern spaces In our New Year- Magazines, etc. 908-534- Maid electric range, 30 $195; GE Washer, 3 yrs. 5515, ask for Herb shots w/papere & case. Round Craft Show. Retail HILLSSOROUQH- 42 old. 1st $200; Lawn Trac Must sacrifice. S4O0 Call «IVE SOMEONE A inch, 4 burner countertop store exposure and foot STAMPS— Coins, paper section, best offer. 908- Oftka Dr.: (off Millstone tor, Wheelhorse Ranger after 6PM 752-7810 SMILE- Somerset Re- MB In 356-0822 after 4pm traffic. Low overhead, No River Rd). Sat March 7. 9- 800, 8 horsepower. Runs. money, old envelopes, gional Animal Shelter has labor hours. 5. Sacrifice Must sell 1st $75; Lawn Tractor, postcards, baseball cards, CATS- 2 females 1 yr OOfl T COSt ~- •TOVI- electric self- Clark or Remington, NJ puppies, kittens, dogs Call today for full details misc. Items Simplicity, System 5010, model trains. Call 908- old. Beautiful, sweet, and eats. Adoption rea- Tfwypayi cleaning, almond, 4 years M8-804-8208 10 horsepower, good 2320539. Success Guaranteed spayed, shots. Pis call •OMERVILUE- «1 Her- •0t-7SS-SS73 sonable. Missing • pet? old. Asking $150. Pis call CHATTERS! motor, new starter & 908-985-1172 Call 728-0308. 908-722-0489 eer St.: March 6 4 7,9- RECORDB/ALBUMS- Tired of paying high prices ?, MOVING SALE, rain or belts. Needs trans, work. 1st $75. Call 658-9702. 5O's, 60s, & 70s, best WASHIR— $75. Dryer, for that little scrap of shine, from 7 room offer. 2 Snow tires with $65. Stove, $75. Refrig- wood? Bring us your Idea- house, attic & cellar to 5 •OIF CLUBS- sets $65 rims E78-14"; $25. La- erator, $170. Can deliver. we'll cut It out. room condo. Must sell 3 $85. Irons, woods, dies furlined coat, size Color console TV $100. * Free Estimates * air conditioners, space putters. Bags, $20. 12-16; $35. (908) 636- Pis call 722-6329. Call 908-469-0472 heater, washer, furniture, 356-6843 2094, leave message. GOT A CAR or TRUCK WASHIR- Ken more 2 CRAFTS nan.*- space Stangl glassware, cur- tians, linlns, lawn furni- HOUSE SALE- furniture, REM 700- BDL 22-250 yrs old. Still under war- available at Farm 31 toys, brlck-a-brac, books ranty $200. Pis call 908- ture, tools etc, w/Leopold scope. Excel, Spring Craft Fest (Rem- & magazines, etc. Call cond. extras included. FOR SALE? 526-4231. ington) March 28th and WESTFIELD- SOS 885-1293 $600. 968-7259 . 29th. 788-8983 Apple- Dorian M.; (corner of tree, Ent. Inc. HOUBI SALE- Livln RESTAURANT EQUIP' 9040 Scotch Plains Ave.) Home room, bed, dresser furnishings, queen site 'I MENT— refrlg., grills, RISALE SHOP- Victo- household items. After pots, sign, Reasonable rias Attic, great buys on bedroom set, sofa w/two 4 pm 4690940. matching chairs, queen offer accepted. Must sell. PUBLIC AUCTION new & used clothing, 359-7540 Every Wed. night at 6pm. housewares, jewelry, etc. size sleep sofa, kit. items, INTRODUCTIONS... Harvt"" 'n " DttenC > Cente* r Franklin Park, 297-1066 4 radial tlres-GR 70/14, A way for people to meet SHIMMER HATS- for of- 6 Shirley Av. Somerset NJ plus much much morel people, every week in fice party or school re- your local Forbes newspa- M«S*4.«IOS 21O0 Sat. & Sun. 3/7 & 3/8, 9- rtunion. Add your own hat- »oa.s4s-ora* 4:30pm. 908-233-6310. per. The ad Is free, then band. $.50. 757-7427 to 0 Ooow Home) one call does it all I 3 Quality BN0WPLOW- Toro, $$$$$$ consignments welcome. 2190 l-800.SSB.S4tt $495. Arlens 5 HP mower At the prepaid rate oLINEf only $12S. Forbe sWEEK Newspapers Swill run your~4 tine adtor 3 We buy contents. •TOVI- Kenmore elec- LAWN MOWER- Rally 5 $250. Weight Equip. weeks in 17 publications - reaching more than 400,000 readers In Somerset, tric, gold, selfcleaning, HP, 7mo. old w/leaf bags, $175. Lee 549-4209 works excellent. Please self prepelled-$100; 4 Middlesex and Union Counties. WHAT A DEAD 2090 call 908 276-7121 A BARMINI Sefa Berf Mattress- FINAL LOW LOW MARK sect. alum, ladder, 7 mo. new, foam queen $50. e Offer good on ears, trucks or e Ad must run as originally ordared. • Must ba poid In advance DOWN OF THE SEASON on old, folds to scaffold- Nursery monitor, $25. vans only, with this coupon only Any change in copy constitutes a (no refunds) 2110 winter clothes. Blue dot $100; Atlas elec. power e Private party only - no • new ad • Remember to call when MBYCLOTHIS- girts 0- FumKun shovel snowblower-$50; 24" girls bike. 494-2465 sale! Bargain rack too! oeatera pjaa*e # 4 nntad | t#ch ,ddHional line si .00 vehicle is sold 18 month, 20 different •IOANTIC SALE at DIANE Toro elec. !eaf sucker- TENOR SAX— *Pro line". outfits; baby swing, call $15; Black & Decker elec. Must sell to raise tuition. BEDROOM SET- 4 pc, SMITH QUALITIY CON- Debbie 908-828-1872 SIGNMENTS, 1 Hilltop hedge cllppers-$15. Call Value $2000 + . Asking white, desk, hutch, 3 & 6 $950/00, Pis call Eric Ffll In 1 character per box, BRIDESMAID/PROM Rd., Mendham NOW AC-Rick 668-7285 So.Plf. Iv. drawer dressers-$400. msg. 908-828-7054 allowing for spaces and punc- DRBSS— new, never 469-1735 after 3PM CEPTINB: Quality de- worn peach. $115 or BO. signer spring clothing (all THE "PARALYIBR- tuation as necessary. Re* 752-2913. BEDROOM SET- wood, sizes) for women, men, in- LOSE WEIGHT Super tear gas stops member to Include phone 5 pc. very good cond. number CLOTHING- Coats, size fants, children & vintage them. Latest defense $750 or BO. 846-9305. clothing. ALSO WANTED NOW weapon against crime. 16-20; shoes, size 10, And feel terrific with The BEDROOM- Italian Pro- TO CONSIBN: Antique Made In the USA with Mall with check or money ordtr to: Best offer. Call 908- Micro Diet- the affordable powerful military C.S. tear Additional Hrm, add $1.00 lor aaeh 356-3265. vincial Fruitwood, 5pcs., furniture & other quality -i FORBES NEW8PAPERS like new. Asking $995/BO. furniture, jewelry, quality European diet used by gas. Pocket unlt-$10, key COMMUNION DRESS- 908-560 0268 collectibles. Will consider over 4 million people ring unlt-$10, police size _J CLASSIFIED veil & slip, worn once, size buying outright. CALL world-wide. unitanti-$15. Add $2 for _J P.O. Box 699 7. Call 908-356-7527 BED- king size, $350, shipping. N.J. add 7% Somerville, NJ 08876 complete w/custom head- NOW before the shop fills Call LADIES CLOTHES- Re- up for spring. 201-543- William Hopkins, sales tax. Send check or board & built In lights. 6199. Tue-Sun, 11- money order to J.R.O. En- tired Professional Sz. 6,908-7523659 Independent Micro USE YOUR CHARGE 8, 10. Bus. suits, pants, 5:30pm. Wed til 8pm. Diet Adviser at: terprises, 38 Second St. sweaters, blouses, dress- DININO ROOM SET- 'equannock, NJ 07440. table w/3 I vs., 4 chairs, ACCORDIOH- gray pearl, 1-800-877-D1ET Must be 18 and no crimi- es, jeans & more! Must 120 bass. 2 color TV's. 1.800-559-9495 see! 908-225-9749 Hutch, Buffet w/glass for FREE INFORMATION. nal record. shelves & lights. $500/ Electric potter's wheel. 81*1* BO. 908-832-7153, eves. Weaving loom. Showcase. MACHINE SHOP * * * * Ceramic molds & a kiln. TOOLS- Equipment & at- TIRES- GR-78-15. VI3A/MC#. Olier expires 3/31/92 2070 DINING ROOM TABLE- Call 572-1583, tachments; also hand car radio complete. New Teak, 2 chairs, opens to tools. Call 356-5851 cobra radar detector. 13" seat 6. $100. Call 908- ALMOST NEW— Clothing, MAN'S LEATHER B/W TV. Table lamps. 968-0620 jewelry, furs, accessories, Clocks. Magnavox floor COMPUTER SYSTEMS * ENCORE QUALITY CON- JACKET- W/ liner, size FAMILY RM- 8pc. set, 44 $60. ELECTRIC TYPE- model stereo. New handi- SERVICES- All IBM com- SIGNMENTS, 123 Clar- capped medical walker. patible system. Good all wood, sofa, 2 chairs, emont Rd., Sernardsville. WRITER- Smith Corona lamps, etc. New $1000, Mon.,-Frl., 10-6pm: Thurs w/spell correction $80. 100 yard carpet. China price. We repair, upgrade, tea set. Wall pictures & network 4 setup account- 1500/BO. 382-7813 tit 8pm. Sat 10-4pm. CHEST OF ORAWERB- NOW OPEN ENCORE'S Oark Wood $40. Call 908- paintings. Much more. ing software for your com- HOOKED AND BRAI0ED Moving. 908-968-2387 puters. B.E.T. Co. RUQ8- various sizas $50 ANNEX. Specializing in 245-7914. each. Stereo and speak- finest quality heme fur- 808-287-4701 rtishlnfs, collectibles & BQUIPMBNT— • ers &&.-owrtcmr MM Home, best offer OR sorted power ft hand, lan- COMPUTERS FOR IV $175. Mission Oak Morris antiques. Consignments ders plus ladder rack etc, ERYONEI- 286, 386 & accepted by appt. Co-op swap for Birdwatchlng rocker $195. Mahogany scope. 968-2988 769-7250. 486 Systems tailored for game table $250. Solid space available. •©•• you. New special, 386 SX- 7M-77S0. M0VIN0- Castro con- TV— 19" color Samsung. cedar chest $135. Maple $75. Call between 9AM- 25, full feature w/hi-res. Knee hole desk $150. vertible, den sofa w/2 color VGA. $1195. AMPLIFIER FENDER- chairs, kitchen & picnic 3PM 246-8100 ask for Mahogany stacked book- Raymond C.S.E.Inc. 908-654-9355 case $350. Spanish gui- never used, sacrifice. Pis tables, stereo/entertain- COMPUTER— AT286 Sys- tar $25. Vanity dresser call 908-855-5354 leave ment unit, 12x18 carpet WOLFF TANNINO BEDS- message w/pad etc. 908359-7540 New Commercial-Home When you advertise tem W/40MHD 51/4" FD$250. Art Oecco china 1M Ram VGA color moni- closet. $295. Matching ATTENTION BANDS- PHASE CONVERTER- Units from $199.00. tor. Only $550. 287-4599 server $225. Pair walnut 2 Full P.A. spkr. stacks. 2 Lamps-Lotion s- Rotary type, 1 to 15 HP. Accessorles Monthly pay- COMPUTER— IBM COM-lamp tables $50 each. 2x15 bass bins, 2 2x12 Call 526-5225 or eve- French prevential BR set mid s, 2 JBL horns. ments low as $18.00. Call PATIBLE $395. We repair nlngs 369-3372 today FREE NEW Color computers & printers. We $750. Plus a store full of $1000/negotlabie. MUST in classified, it's: PIANOS BOUGHT * Catalog 1800-228-6292. buy computers & printers, quality used furniture and SELL ! 908-537-6941 or 537-2396. BOLD- Musical Instru- monitors, drives & board. household effects, tables, monts & accessories. * # * * 908-464-7496 chairs, desks, mirrors, CARPET Connie's Music Center, 22 SKI RACK— bike rack, fur picture frame etc. PRICED Davenport St., Somerville, ape, navy pea coat, CONFUSED ABOUT WHAT TO SELL. COLLINS COR- Just completed another TO BUY? we analyze your NJ. 90B-725-0737 liaise lounge, household NER, 23 Dumont Rd. (op- large development. Over collectables. 356-5851 needs & provide a written posite bank) FAR HILLS, 875 yards left. Close out PIANOS— Rent to own, evaluation of hardware/ 908-234-0995 $4.75/yd. Also available new from $49/mo. New & Here today... software to buy. Don't Stainmaster $8.88. Com- used. Great selection & 2140 waste $$$ on the wrong iOTUL WOODBURNINO prices. All musical Instru- Office fumhwm A STOVE- air tight, 30 mercial carpet at $4.99. system. Only $25. Call Shop at home. Call Eddie. ments avail. Pianos Plus MRM Associates. 908- long, 14 Vz wide, 31 high. Music Center. 1-800-834- 272-2006 $200. Call 953-8185. 908-686-0027 TUNE (RAFTINQ MACHINES- CPA OFFICE HAS- 286 LIVINQ ROOM SET- PIANO- elegant baby emco 18" & 20", w/o PS 2 model 50, 20 MB5pc. Col. $525; Brown CARPETING— Like new. grand, 1930, walnut cas- ulers. $65. Call 236- hard drive. 3Vi" & 5VJ" leather recliner $125; One blue ll'Bxl5'10& ing, carved Queen Ann 254. floppy drives, EGA color Pine round table w/lv.r 4 one rose approx. Il'xl5' legs, bench Inc. 4'8", captains chairs $125, $100 each but neg. Call N0RTHC0M 1A3 PHOHE monitor-$l,350; Epson FX Original family heirloom. SYSTEM- 6 lines, make 185 wide carriage printer- good cond. 25" GE Con- Kate 777-0955. Leave $2500. 561-9061 $80; 386/16MHZ/1 MB sole color TV, excel, cond. message. offer. 908-685-7600 ram Proteus, IBM compat- $250. 469-4732 POOL TABLES PLUS WILLIAMSBURB STYLE Free delivery, guaranteed ible, 40 MB Seagate hard LIVING. ROOM SET- BRASS CHANDELIER- 2100 drive. 3Vi" & 5W floppy lowest prices. All sizes & WantrndtoBuy belge couch/chalr/iove- fine condition.-$295. Call styles. 908- 968-8228 drives. EGA color monitor, seat, 3 tables, S200/BO. 908-322-6851 eves. 2 400 Baud Internal Pis call 908-5726756 POOL TABLE— Quality, LL AMERICAN FLYER Modem$l,750. Call 908- • • • • American made, slate. I0NEL "HO" A N 271-8700 LlVINO ROOM SET- In- Starting at $1150. Free cline r sofa & matching re- CHINA TEA SET-. Radio AUOE TRAINS. ALSO tires GR-78-15. Color TV installation & accessories. UYINQ OLD TOY cliner, med brown, good 968-8228. cond,, $350. 463-3440 13" & Sylvanla TV black & RUCKS — CALL tO8- white 12". New car radio QUILT- New & hand- ia«72S 208O LR SET— new $295 sofa, complete, radar detector. made, 100% cotton, tulip LL LIONEL, IVES, Farm A Gmn§an loveseat & chair; new- New bath towels. Table design. Delicate baby's $400 rug now $99. Can lamps, clocks, wall pic- MERICAN FLYER- and blanket. 908-356-5832 ther toy trains. Collector HARDEN TILLERS — deliver. 874-7170. tures. 100 yard carpet rug. Records, cass & Ma- CHERRY TIQUES ays highest prices. Call Rear-tine TROY-BILT Tillers OAK MASTER BEDROOM Antiques '08-232-2350 or 201- at low, direct from the gavox stereo. Much more. Gone tomorrow! SET— excel, cond., head- Moving. 908-968-2387 79 Wntchung Ave., N. 35-2058 factory prices. For FREE board, frame, triple dress- Planifield. Anything old catalog with prices, spe- er, amoier, 2 nlghtstands, LNTIQUE SI USED- Fur- bought & sold. We buy art iture, Old DR sets and ciiil SAVINGS NOW IN EF- trifoltt mirror. Cost $5000 COUCH— brown 8 pc.work, old toys, photos, FECT, and Model Guide. !Rs from 1800's to new, first $2000 takes It. sectlonal-$300; Room furniture, etc. Cash paid. 950's. Also misc. pieces. Call TOLL-FREE 1-800- Free delivery. 356-4386 Plus bunk becf-$650; Girls 908-561 8744. 535-7900, Dept.7 47-1959. ORIENTAL NARASTAN clothing, sizes 4 up to la- cttes 9, summer & winter. riSHINB TACKLE- col- UDIO COMPONENTS/ LANDSCAPe EQUIPMENT RUa- 9x12, earth tones lector wants to buy OLD, 1. Snapper 36" com-and navy blue, new cond. Call 908-699-9459 PEAKERS- from Ma- rods, reels, lures, cata- anu, Macintosh. JBL, EV, mercial deck mower w/ $550. 6 dining chairs. It DID YOU 6p4_nfte_r 5PM I2hp Kawasaki engine. maple w/rush seats, coun- KNOW . . . Vestcrn Electric. Also Jazz 2. "Grass Gobbler" steel try look, $230. 2 single that an ad In this local SWORDS, MED- classical records. Pis catcher youth beds with matching paper also goes Into 16 ALS, MILITARY ITEMS, :al^908-272O676 3. Agrifab Commorclal night table, red laquered, other local papers? Reach CAMERAS— NJ & Federal ;ABH PAID— for drums, Spreader exc. cond. $110. Book- over 400,000 readers licensed. Top cash paid. oyboards, guitars & am. 4. Snapper 3.0 hp. Edger shelf $30. Dining table., with one call! House colls made- Bert illflers. Please call 908- 5. Lil Wonder 8hp leaf dk. walnut, 45X60 $90. 1-S00-SB9-94M 821-4949 159-0124 blower Antique wicker couch, off DOLL HOUSES— 3 hous 0. Mighty Mnx 5bp loaf white with wllllamsuurg blower es. Antique chllds doll blue cushions, exc. cond. dresser. Hotpolnt washing All equip, like new, only 3 $330. Paintings, brass machine. Antique marble months usage, must sell lamps, many other Items. top dresser. Electric as package. $3800. 908- Call 953-8185. organ. Call 725-6125. 286-7747, after 5pm, ask RECLINER— $95. Pana- •Classified ^t'ts results. Advertising A^v niii^.i/inc reports lh.it U2A percent of (or Rich. sonic dual cassette stereo DRUM SET— Pearl Export American .ldults read the newspaper on .in .iver.i^e weekday. And 7.1 percent of LAWN TRACTOR- 8HP system $100. Both excel- Series, all Zlldjlan cym- Snapper. 28" cut, rear lent condition. 297-6347 bols-$825; Fonder music TO ADVERTISE those renders turn to classified every d,iy. Classified works he<

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Serv- MASONRY— Concrata, »O8-7«t-SS0» claan house/apt/office, paper also goes Into 16 roofing, dacka, ing tha immediate West- foundations, driveways, PAlNTNaa^PAPIRNtB #8707. Call 754-3790 everyday. Good refer- ELECTRICAL SERVICE MENTS othsr local papers? Reach inaurad. Call 418-8786. field araa. Call 233-0927. sldawaHta, Batglan block. PRE SPRING SUPER SAV- ences. Pis call 685-0712; Quality work/reasonable •?*S£ over 400,000 readers JFK CON8TRWCTION- Fully inaurad, free esti- INGS! Paparhangmg only beeper 878-8333 prices. Avail after 4pm ft 4 LAWNS with ons call) Cranford, 908-276-0656. Orlveway atone a mulch. mates. DMI Construction, $18 per roll. Interior L. A. CLEANINB SERVICE wknds. FREE eatlmate. 1-800-869-9498 All work guaranteed. 1 787-7929. painting from only $89/ Fully bonded ft Insured. Wood chips delivered + 1O yrs. exp. Work guar- contractor for all your spread. Call 908-356- room. Ovar 10 yra. of anteed. References avail. 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Call Adele Lee Financial & tax counsel- ELECTRICAL ONLY lawn cutting & Fall leaf Where quality counts Ing. Reasonable rates. windows & steel doors. Call for free color bro- R.J/S DECKS gutters cleaned/Installed. 5 year guarantee. Profes- at 908-231-0485. LIC# 5496 Custom decks, additions, enure & factory prices, cleanups, Call for free es- •08-249-1218 908-8ai-7338 we build all sizes andtimates 725-5806 after Free est. TS8-6441. sional craftsmen used. dormers, ttitchen & bath Many happy local refer- Free estimates. Fully In- PAPBRHANSINO "CHECK BUSINESS-PERSONAL HANDYMAN FOR HIRE— remodeling, basements, ences. 90g.H8-MS7 6PM FINAL TOUCH INTERI- MY BEAMS" Reliable, ex- Tax Returns prepared by shapes. 10 year guaran- ORS— Wall specialist- sured. carpentry, replacement of drywall & taping. NO JOB ^mMmmA.—lu., BIH. tee. All our wolmanized TREE 4 STUMP RE- pert paperhanglng. Work ubltc Accountant, Painting, wallpaper, pan- •0B-T0T-444T windowa A doors, floor TOO SMALL! Fully Insured, !I2f J,*>T J-T -WdT lumber guaranteed. Free MOVAL —Is your stump a guaranteed. Certified by •0S-3S6-S9BS CONTRACTOR- addi- eling, wainscottlng, mold- Special spring discount tiles, carpet Installation, free estimates. 908-704 f 7 estimates. Fully Insured. pain in the grass? Free The Paperhanglng Insti- CALL B4a-8M4 tions, alterations, & re- ings, sheet rock repair, 20% Off tute. Call Lynne at 90S- kitchen, bath renovation. 0262. pairs. Joe 908-322-7351. •06.707-4447 estimates Fully Insured. NJ/NY Computer Prepared 526-5723. Special spring discount "JUST STUMPS" 634- etc. 10 yrs. quality work. TIM'S PAINTING- Inte- 789 2127 CARPENTRY- & Home Hefs. 908-805-0499 rior/Exterior, wallpapering. Member NATP HANDYMAN- Complete Improvements. I do It ALL, 20% off 1318. WALLPAPBRINB BY FEM- MARK MEZZARDI ~ HOME JOHN MACNAMARA Very neat. Free estimate. home improvements. garagas-decks-any work RESIDENTIAL RAIUNS8 TRIE MAINTENANCE- Call today 756-7583. ININfl TOUCH- Reason LINDA FERRICMO large or small. Free est., Altaratlona PAINTINB— int. painting Dacks, porches, Interior/ by PETRO STEEL ft HtON Tree removals, shrub able rates. Prompt ser- CERTIFIED PUBLIC AC- exterior work, carpentry Ins. Steve, 908-968-7042 and Additions pruning. Commercial A A wall papering. Ext. vice. Free estimates. No WOUK— iron ft aluminum painting. Free estimates. COUNTANT- Individual, work, painting. No Job too Prompt and Courteous railings. Quality service residential. Quality work Job too small. Call 231- mall business & corp tax tall. Free est. Steve Di- CARPENTRY at fair prices. Over 20 yrs. Fully Insured. Recom- 0282. FINE QUALITY REMODEL Services for 14 yrs. Free est A full mended by Interior Deco- return prepared, Bridge- no 908-752-7863 or "Quality at Its Best" Insured. 908-752-1399 experience. Call 658- water area, Susan Sol- ING. & REPAIRS. WIN- 3266 or 321-0077 rators. 906-709-0160. 1-800883 DOWS, DOORS, TRIM, dlvleri, CPA, MBA. Pis call WALLACE SHRSTROCK/SPACKLS MURCUB' ALL UTILITIES- Sewer A * * * * CABINETS, KITCHENS, —Repairs to sheetrock A JK'S 9TJ8 - 6 5ST9210 BASEMENTS, DECKS. CONSTRUCTION AFFORDABLE RENAIS- water line replacement. MR. DO RIBHT- Will piaster. 8725811. WALLCOVERING CICERALE clean, repair, paint: walls, SATISFACTION GUARAN- 72S-384B Tree SANCE PAINTINM- Fully Insured. Call 908- WINDOW A-l REPAIRS— Free estimates: Brush, 561-4243. TAX SERVICES ceilings, porches, attics, TEED FREE EST. REFS. Replace glass, putty, INSTALLATIONS rofesslonnl Income Tax HOME Roll, Spray, Stain, Custom BATNROOM8 REMOD- cellars. Carpentry. •oa-asi-eBts caulk, paint A wash. Removal finishes. (908) 412-9168. reparation. Individual/ Master of the small Job" • REPAIRS— additions, ELED— all plumbing re- and CARPENTRY— All small, decks, wooden storage Quality craftsmanship for Business. Federal/State. 908-968-7540 PAINTINfl 4 WALLPA- pairs, carpentry & tile Interior Painting 18 yrs. Tax & Financial ex- medium repairs inside & sheds. Allp phases of home 25 yrs. Free estimates, In- VENIS BROS. work. Very reasonable A repairs. sured, work guaranteed, PERINB- Exterior/ Inte- ononco. Small Business ODD JOBS out, and new work. Also improvements rates. Lie. #1710. 90S- Quality ceramic tilel , sheetrochtkk re - VIsa/MCvi/MC , ffree estimates. prompt service. Bea> Tree Experts rior, custom work. Com- Specialist offorlng com- Knowledgable, Versatile, merclal/resldantlal. FULLY 546-0052 plete Bookkeeping, Pay- Dependable, pairs, gutters cleaned, re- OUR HOUSE 8B6-088B Btaawaaa, 686-3881 ttt-tltO Workmanship palrod and Inside paint- FULLY INSURED INSURED. Nick 658-9235 INTRODUCTIONS... roll, Controllorship & Ad- 908-389-2187 HOME IMPROVEMENT— WINDOW BLASS RE- Call: ministrative Management Big. Call Larry 469-8340. Carpentry, concrete, ma- PLACED ON SITE- We PAINTINB (Ed Rellly) A way for people to meet (PROFESSIONAL HANDY- people, every week in Joe KHngsblet Services. Visa & M/C ac- IMAN — burglar alarms, • O • • sonry, drywall, painting. repair, re-putty A paint TUBE WORK WANTED- laterler/Bxterlar— Free cepted. Present ad. Save old windows & trim, Very Prunlng, storm damage, estimates. Custom work. your local Forbes newspa- lalectrlcal, TV A phone CERAMIC A MARBLE IN- Finished basements, ga- per. The ad Is frae, than 381-9656 •20. PlBcataway. Ijacks, painting, ttheetrock STALLATION- Baths, rages, baths, additions. reasonable. INSURED. removala, chipping, shrub Very neat A references. Call Clear View, 757 care, insured. Smith Tree Sheetrock Repairs. Fully on* call does it sill frae aatlmales aoa-at»-*4ta lrepalrB, etc. Free est. Kitchens & Foyers. Old AFully Insured, DMI Con- 1-S04MMJS-9499 I David 908-321 8956 new. Repairs. 369-6610. struction, 757-7929. 5347 Service 908-439-2059. Insured. 908-752-3767. B00-281.t4B9 A Union County Forbes Newspaper A-16 ClaMMtods Mwch 5i 1962

4110 8080 Duafaywnt Irflflreyimfit Osmraf Ninn- Income Tex Pro)parejr SVTTE1I ft ROOT CLEAN- Mondays ft SPECIAL numim In my WestfleM home, for CRANFORO PUBLIC LBOAL SECRETARY- RBOISTKRgO NURSB- TEACHER- Resource FrM oomultatlon 5 mo. oM. Ftodble hrs. Busy Union County law room, primary grades. Tueedaya only. Just an- 906-908-8646 •WORD-PERFECT trim pamttng A tree trim- SCHOOLS FT, Nursing service agen- swer phone In one man Call 908-8M-37A7, ash f#riRItVli IVfJW JfJTvvw firm seeks experienced cy, supervisory ft public Special education certifi- Present this ad for •LOTUS ming. Very reasonable. for Mary Pat, or Kan. person with litigation and cation required. Position Cranfbrd office. No typing. •DATA ENTRY FuHvinaunMl SECRETARY (IB Mewtke) hearth experience a pius. Send repUes to Box 1, c/o 1O« discount fPeettteaj avail, hmewtf.) personal injury back- Call CMR 469-9B80 begins May 18th through VMW7S74S4T WITTER inm- first semester of 1992-93 s Newspapers Claa- : •. FILE*? QuaHftcatlona: Strong sec- ground. Dictaphone, com- TRAM* TO M AN AVU. •UTTER MAN- Cleans, part time, 2-8PM Mon-Fit puter/word processing, school yeer. Cell Mrs. slfleds, P.O. Box 699, Public Accountant. Coin- In my FranMm home. Cell retarial skills. Salary com- POSITIONS AVAIL Somerville, NJ 08876 TION MECHANIC- 50 repairs A Installs leaders mensurate w/experlence. VVeng preferably, and Mulligan at 722-3266 for plat* professional Ac- wh. program. Housing and A gutters. Free Est. 70S- •08-873-2740 stenb required. Excellent Hostess, waiter, waitress, application ft Information. HAND INSERTER- In- counting Services. Finan- Send letter of application fountain positions, cooks, Financial Aid avall.(lf qual- lolo or i-800-aro-ieio and resume to: Dr. Fran- benefits, salary com- Branchburg Township serting envelopes ft cial Planning. Financial teachers, students, Job flexible hrs., apery In per- School District MF/COE ified). H.S. Diploma or JUNK REMOVAL- Attle, els X. Lucash, Ed.O., Su- mensurate with experi- matching malt. F/T, P/T, statements A Tex Returns QED req. Job placement seekers. Earn extra In- ence.Full or permanent son. Friendly Restaurant, days or nights In Plscat- by appt. IflHIMIH basement, backyards. Call come with flexible hrs. pervisor of Curriculum A Stelton Rd. Plscataway TELEPHONE SALES- PT, assistance. Joe 287-1281. Call "in a Pinch..." Inc. Personnel, P.O. Box 646, part time. Call Edith 90S- minimum wage per hour + away. No experience nec- 1-SS0-SST-11S* Crenford, NJ 07016. 353-5300. (across from Middlesex essary. Call between 10- CPA LAWN MOWER RBMIR- 540 Rt. 10W Randolph, Mall) commission. No experi- NJ 908-879-5647 AA/EOE ence necessary. 6PM- 8pm, 1-600-826 3006 Specializing In full ac- AerewnrMee, Uttea, N.V. Tom's Lawn Mower Ser- MACHINB OPERATOR- counting services A tax vice. Rlde-on mowers, MPtNOABiK- Pleasant CU8T0MIR SBRIVIC for glass grinding * pol- 9PM, Mon-Thur. Days flex- MBSOBNBBR- needed preparation. 16 yaara ex- trimmers, weedeaters, part time sitter for • year PARTTIMB ishing. Middlesex Bor- IMMEDIATE ible. Call 826-3030 for local company. Must perience. 550 Union Ave., chain aawa, Toro, Snap- old boy after school In my Eam Extra Moneyl ough. 9AM-3PM. Call OPENINGS have own transp. Metro Middlesex, NJ. 4120 per, Rally, Honda. Free WestfleM home. Ref. req. Chrysler Plymouth Peu- 358-1461 No experience necessary area deliveries. Flexible estimates. Free pickup • Call 2328804. geot dealer on Route 22 MANAOEMENT Local youth oriented co. local-nationwide, start up hrs. Call 908.685-7600 deliver. Pfecataway 699- needs dstall oriented per- Full or part time. seeking herdworklng, to $35K PART TIME llll 0326. LIVI4UT NANNY- 4 quality Individuals. Preparation of Individual BJSASILITT/ACCIOENT days/wk. Excel, salary A son to assist In new car Contempo Fashions is hir- 1 •800-8776866 TV REPRESENTATIVE deliveries. Responsibili- ing ft training energetic, S1S.M ta etart. Full/Pert Responsible ft depend- and business tax returns. C0VIMII- Includes Movmerr Apia. benefits. Long term, reli- time. Flex. hrs. Incl. eves/ UTILITY COMPANY Specializing in accounting $400 + In monthly in- Offleee, Pianos. Lie. eble. Some elericel re- ties will Include paper- motivated self starters. JOBS— Start $7.80- able people needed) to work and exptenetlon of Work your own hours. wknds. Great for students. work for TV Rental Com- and bookkeeping for come. Also coverage to-00850. PalMlerl Mev- sponslbiltties. References 10AM-6PM 908-704-8555 $15.75/hr. Your area. small to medium size wards medical bills. required. 908-439-2466, features and warranties to Party Plan management Men A women needed. pany in New Brunswick businesses. JJ.Z. AMOC. Iv. msg. customers. Retirees wel- and/or direct sales experi- No experience necessary. hospital. Muat have good M0VIN0T— Select the come. Eves ft Sat. Flex- ence a great plus. 908- communication ft Math 1 competent, experienced, LOVINO PBR6OH, To SALES CAREER For Info, call 1-900370- ible hrs. Cell Jim Housel 815-9545 for Interview In 4561 ext. 2617 6AM- skills. $6/Hour to start. M4 INCOME TAX- LOW COST MALTH reasonable gentlemen of care for 2 girls, ages 6-7, at 752-7373. your area. Automotive Paid holidays ft vacations. MS UNI MOVERS. PM Our Dunellen home. Hrs 8PM, 7 days. $12.95 fee. 1848 Route 130, North UCCAROI MOTORS Established dealer has Flexible days 2pm-6pm or Brunswick. An extra $20 Individual, family or 11-6 April-June; Summer openings for mature- VOLUNTEERS NEBBED 4pm-8pm. For e local In- off our tow fees with this group. Plans designed to #ooi5e. 6:30-5:30. Fall 3 hrs for 5 Rt 22W Green Brook MARKET RESEARCH minded persons who have DArfHM- Westfleld Vol- NIUA'O TELEPHONE terview Pis call 201-858- ad. MC-M7-77M meet your needs. Any CARTINO SSRVICES- hrs pay. Car req. Non sincere Interest In helping unteer Rescue Squad smoker. 908-968-4389. CUSTOMER SERVICE + INTERVIEWING 2316. PAUL W. OJOINOA Doctor or Hospital. Great Junk removal of all kinds. CRT— 9 month assign - customers. Join our ag- seeking trainees for Emer- maternity plan. Part Time gressive and reputable gency Medicel Techni- SALES— need money for Certified Public Ac- Appliance removal from LOVINO RBSPONSIBLB ment In Somervilfe. Day/Eve/Wkend Shifts holiday bills A still keep 1-8&0-870-0 718 $10 to $20. 754-6875. PERSON— to care for my TeleSeerch, Inc. Pis csll sales steff. Salary plus cians. Valid N.J. license countant. Tax Returns No Selling-Paid Training high commissions. Medi- required. Mln. 4 hrs./wk. the most important job as Prepared A Accounting OVgRHIAD OOORS ft 5 mo. old In my 201-927-7670 Call 654-4000 Mom, eam $180/weekly. Bedmlnster home "The cal, penalon. Call Tom Contact: Diane Holzmlller Services. So. Plelnfleld OPIRATORS- Installed DATA 8NTRY- Rslleble Between 10am-4pm Slcore or Joe Barna for at 908-233-2501 908-725-3916 Area. SOeVTSO-SSOS ft repaired. Commercial ft Hills". Can 761-7919. Indivlduel to process STATISTICAL RESEARCH appointment. SECURITY- SomervHIe, PERSONAL TAX HI Residential. Call 908- NO. BRUNSWICK- Sitter paper work for busy Insur Westfleld 561-3558. part time weekends. Sst TURNS PRBPAIIID AS needed evenings to enter- ance agency In Hlllsbor MEN ft WOMEN- local SICORA A Sun, 4PM-Mldnlght, ft LOW AS SaS— With con ATTORNIV HOUSI PIANO TUNINO teln 10 yr. old girl in my ough. Must have prior CRT experience ft be able to branch of a National Dis- JEEP/EAGLE 12 Midnlght-SAM. Ap- sulatlon In the privacy of CALLS: Wills (from $70), Over 25 years experience, home. References. 908- tribution Co. is accepting 541 RT 27, Somerset plicants must have HS/DI- your home. EveeAwkend Closings (from $395), In- Wayne Smith, 220-2882. work Independently. Call 908-359-7800 applications for PT posi- 849-4980 Btoma or GED, working appt Silvio Pacheco, corporations (from $225). RESPONSIBLE MATURE tions. These positions are telephone, verifiable ref- Assoc. 908-422-3178 Call for exact fees; other ADULT- needed to pro- DEU PERSON- exp. M/ In our Marketing ft Mer- — for elderly erences, neat appear- services. CUSTOM RBUPHOL- HBLPI woman, must be mature, STBRY— Home, Office, vide safe chlldcare for 6 F, P/T or fir. Stadium Dell chandising Depts. ft offer EXPLOSIVE SROWTH ance, valid drivers li- J. BeMartbie, fee- yr. old and 18 mo. old. 112 Center St. Garwood, excel, starting guaranteed responsible, Food prepa- cense, clean police Auto, Marine. Fabric or Full Time/Pert Time ration end personel cere plastic slipcovers. Foam Edison School arse. Early NJ Apply In person. pay plan. These are per- New high demand service. record. Experience pre- Ada In C/aasWed morning hour Involved. manent PT positons 6:30- primary responsiblties. ferred but will train. Call rubber, large fabric selec- DENTAL HYOBNIST- Outstanding pay program. Pleese cell 908 don* eott - tion. Fully Insured. Hlsh- Reasonable fee avail. Call Needed to fill temp posi- 10PM with some weekend Call 008-873-2607 908-526-1147. EOE. 267-8712. work avail. We are inter- 356-6745. Thty pmyi 41S0 men's Custom Upholstery, tion until mid-summer. SALES PERSON- Full TELEMARKsTTERS 112 Mountain Ave., Mid- Mon. ft or Thurs. 2-6pm. ested In people who are CERTIFIED NURSES employed FT during the time. Must have drivers li- AWE— Pert time 7AM- PART TIME dlesex 356-2082 Call Dental Tamps 908- cense ft car. Salary & 388-3083. dey ft need an extra 3PM, 3-11PM. Full/pert RICHARD L. FELDMAN- BAD CREDIT? SNOW PL0WIN0 ft $200/wk to supplement commmlsaton. Call for in- tlmellPM-7AM. Only member NATP, fed A SANMNO- lots a drive- DID YOU their Income. NO EXP. terview. 908-686-9400. Eam extra cash ways. 24 hr. dispatch. ALL LIVE IN HOUII- KNOW... flexible hours state returns, real $. your It may not be your fault! NEC. for Interview call be- SALES REP- Needed for Good working conditions 3 to 5 days per week house/mine. 821-1446. WORK CO. 359-3000 KEEPER- polish speak- This little ad can be read tween 2-7PM 756-6534 newly established video A good benefits. Rarrtan ing, good financial ar- by more than 400,000 6pm to 9pm TAX PREPARATION — For free consultation call: MOTHERS AT HOME— production company. Ex- Health ft Extended Cere in our Bedminster office rangement. Ask for Kay readers in 17 publications cellent commissions. Call Center, 633 Route 28, Personsl A business. CPA. Wankow. 356-4477 or throughout Somerset, Looking for motivated $7.00 per hour Your home/my office. Rea- CoMRselhie! mothers interested in pro- 908-396-4821. Rarltan, NJ 08889. Pis pius commission 754-0955 Middlesex and Union call 908-526-8950 sonable rates. 369-7882 90J-T77-0770 Party* Counties? It caught your moting nutritions! ft eco- SALES/MANASBMENT- for further Info CLEAR YOUR CREDIT LIVE IN HOUSE* logical products, in home PT/FT, f $$ motivated am- CNA'S-STUBENT NURS- CALL TAX PROS KEEPER— mature, re- attention, didn't it? REFUNDS IN S DAYS LEOALLY- cell 908- Call YOUR ad in todayl business. 908-781-1449 bitious people needed to ES— weekend-holiday po- 276-1097 sponsible person needed promote highly profitable sitlons available. All RICH MARKERT •28 TAX RETURNS A COMEDY MAOJC ft FUN for house work * caring 1-S00-S89-9498 S0S-7SS-S444 We Get Results! NEW YEAR NEW CAREER products ft service. Excel. shifts. Must possess good FORBES NEWSPAPERS SHOW- for Holiday, Of- for 2 children. Non- Part time) ft full time income + bonuses 908- communications skills. •O8-781-79O0 Dunellen/Plainfield loca- fice, Birthdays w/exotic DIETARY ASSISTANTS- tions. Eves, ft weekends. 4170 smoker. 908-756-4078 persons for telemarketing 548-5959 ext. 4567 or Contact Mrs. Mitchell RN, Ext. 7SS1 animals, Clip ad & show 3-8PM, will train, Call positions in Union based 908-545-4364 for appt. DON for appointment, No appt. needed. New boss. Call Mr. Magic MAID SERVICE- Seek- clients save 810 w/M. ing outgoing Individual Foothill Acres Nursing company. Exper. an ad- Cranford Health Center N0WI 908-322-7077. with dependable car, in- Home, Neshenic, NJ. 908- vantage but not essentlel 272-6660. TAX RETURNS 369-8711 SECRETARIES WEAR ft SHOW- ladles terested in full or pert as trelning given Excel- EXECUTIVE NOMEMAKER- Reliable fashion jewelry. Two eves. PREPARED AC CLEAN UP- Base- BALLOON time housekeeping work SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS lent pay package) tor By Public Accountant ments, attics, Contrac- Great opportunities in top woman with some experi- $125. No investment. RIDES averaging *7-$8.S0 per C.O.L. required. Please the right people. Catl for Fortune 100 companies. ence with sick patient. Free kit. 908-756-3068. Business/Personal tors. Pis call 908-287- hr. Call 908-654-8220. cell 908-388-2656. further info ft interview 908-356-3998 8195 Rights leave our own li- Immed. need for secretar- References required. 908- censed balloon port In Carl 908-888-5788 ies w/Wordperfect, Wang 526-4761. TAX RETURNS- prepared AUTO DETAIUNO Whitehouse at 6pm deily, OFFICE CLERICAL-Flex. & Legal experience. by Certified Public Ac- Cars, trucks, buses, MRrWVM w? *H# Cranford Car May thru October. One of hours, $S/hr. to start. Wash need* an countant. Reasonable planes, boats, RV, motor- NJ's oldest and most ex- Brldgeweter/Somerville We will provide FREE rates. 968-3874 eves, cycles, stc. Call 908- perienced ballooning 908-704-8704. training ft cross training. • xporioncsd 322-9413 MEDICAL ASSISTANT- EARN UP TO S1OOO PER We offer top salary, Mad/ TAXES— By accountant. companies! Special 20th WEEK. Over 400 compa- PATROL OFFICER— The Part-Tim* Cashier Over 25 yrs. exp. Reason- CARPET SERVICE- spe- anniversary price $135 Full time, 4 days ft IV* Ufa Ins., Holiday/Vacation evenings in growing Union nies need homeworkers/ Borough of Peapack and pay A excel, working con- to work Monday, able rates. Your home or clallzlng In repairing, anti- per person. distributors NOWl Amaz- Gladstone Police Depart- mine. 908-272-6387. que, oriental ft hook rugs. CONTACT DENNY AT County ophthalmology ditions. Call todey. BE YOUR OWN BOSS Wsdnosday, and prectlce, mtoMajentt ma- ing Recorded Message ment is now accepting ap- BV^aABaaMMAiBaiBB) IBBBBB* No limit earnings poten- Removal of Wrinkles, Reveele Detells. Cell plications for the position BeHB^NJfT^WWaJICe IPJVJ* Thursday 8:00 buckles. Stretching ft re BALLOON ture, S motivated ap- Creafertf 271-9120 tial. Record setting Inter- 4110 plicants with clinical back- Todey 908-681-8106. of patrot officer. Ap- national Marketing Com- AM until 5:00 PM. Installation of new * used ADVENTURES ground. Send resume with plications are available Cftll Mr. Gordon Carpet. Since 1950. 90S-4S9.M20 •LUfl MACHINE OPERA- M9-SSS0 pany now open In Taiwan, salary requirements to: TOR— experienced opera- and must be picked up In Hong Kong, Canada ft 908-369-8970 person at Peapack and at 006-272-2990. ABC DRIV1N0. SCHOOL BANDS/DJ'e available Box 18 NForbes Newspa- tor needed for the cor- rat-sssB USA. PT/FT. We train. For immediate Special attention given to * * * * now for all occasions: pers, P.O. Box 699, Som- rugated packaging Indus- Gladstone Police Head- SECRETARIES W/W.P. SS0.7SS-ST10 nervous people. 20 yrs. CATENA PAVINO ft Weddings, Bar Mitsvahs, ervllle, NJ 08876 try. Good salary, start im- quarters, 1 School Street, High Power Temps needs FENCINS— All types, Private functions, etc. Ex- Peapack, NJ, Mon-Frl, 9 Dependeble, Qualified axpar. 808-7884886 ACCOUNTINO- excellent mediately. 908-685-7600 a.m.-4 p.m. Completed leather speciality store FREE gate after 100ft. of tremely reasonable. Lotus skills. 6 month as- Temporary Employees to ART CLASSES— Adults- fence. Driveways, Parking •0S-704-O7B7 SLUE MACHINE OPERA- applications must be re- fill job orders from our has great opportunity for children. Drawing, paint- Lots, Curbing. 90S- signment In Somerville. TOR— experienced opera- turned to Police Head- client compenies In this personable, motivated In- Ing, pastels. Beginners MS-M32. BIRTHDAY PARTY EN- TeleSearch, inc. Pis call tor needed for the cor- quarters no later than 4 area. dividuals with experience Advanced. Classes lim- TERTAINMENT— For chil- 201-927-7870. rugated packaging indus- p.m. March 20. 1992. in clothing sales and cus- CLEAN UP ft HAUUNO- dren (4 & up). Fun filled HISH POWER TEMPS ited. Experienced artisV AM EXCITINS) CAREER- try, Good salary, start im- 10S Eaet Ualen Ave tomer service. Excellent NOTICE: All EMPLOYMENT teacher. 908-463-1631 Removal of all types of magic show a balloon ani- National Recruiter for In- medlately. 908-685- 7600 * * * * Bewnsl Breek, NJ 08801 benefits, competitive sal- rubbish, debris and appli- mals for all. Reasonable aries, call Ms. Dixie Mas- WANTED advertisements BECOME A PARALE ternational Co. seeking •YMNASTIGS INSTRUC- PT/FT INCOME OP- 9OS-SS0-8U8 ances. Prompt service, rates. Cail Constantino, career minded Individuals ters, 908-722-8200 are PAYABLE IN ADVANCE OAL— join America's fast Call INM 908-464-9369. 806-7743. TORS— no experience PORTUNITIES AVAIL- by cash, check, VISA or est growing profession. to consult on color, fash- necesssry. Instructor's. ABLE- $1000-$2000 CLEANUP ft UOHT HAUL- ENJOY YOUR OWN ton, glamour. Unlimited SECRETARY- W/WP, ma- Master Card. For a quote on Work with attorneys. Law- course being offered, for per month. Plus profit ture, experienced, for cost. please call yer Instructed home INO— of all types. Free PARTY. "Helping Hands" Income potential, prof, more info pis call 908- sharing plus medical/den- estimates. Reasonable training provided. PT/FT Westfleld prof, office. 1-800-334-0531. study. The finest paralegal helps with shopping, 561-8888 tal. For Information call Must have excellent ver- program available. Free rates. Insured. Call Tony cooking, cleanup, etc, 722-6583. Mr. Z. 908-846-6955 908-781-0400 HAIR BRESSER- with bal skills, pleasant phone AVON SALES- All areas catalog. 800-362-7070 Reasonable rates. Please ASSISTANT PURCHAS- manners, good organiza- ACCOUNTANT/ call 908-846-6117 experience needed for REAL ESTATE SALES For Information call Dept. LB721 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS ING AftEMT- Metal dis- Somerville salon. Full time Experienced professionals tional abilities, excellent PROFESSIONAL FRENCH- All Levels. Li- Draperies, reupholstery. tributor needs assistant to position avail. Salary + and newly licensed, ener- work history and refs. Po- seeks per diem work. Call censed, native teacher Your fabric or ours. For- DIAMOND T— OJ Service, purchasing agent. Good commission for more info, sition requires full skills 908-7546857 telephone skills ft math- getic beginners wanted BABYSITTINO VOLUN- Former vlstlng professor merly at Stelnbachs & Affordable, quality enter- call 725-6666 for dynamic local reel es- including, MMate, Lotus, TEERS— needed et Mur- CHAUFFEUR/ Hahne's. 42 yrs. experi- tainment. We beat every- ematical ability to work in secretarial and related at Ruters. Yrs of success- HAIRSTYLIST/MANICUR- tate office with a history ray Hill Racquet A Fitness. OARDBNER- Good refer- ful teaching. Refs avail. ence. 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A Union County Forbes Newspaper Mych 4,5,6,1992 Forbes Newspapers Forbes Newspapers / Page U-1 Real Guide Former millworks offered as a home, complete with folklore SCOTCH PLAINS - Originally prised of the large master bed- a mill built in 1840 by Simeon room, a third bedroom and a bath. Lambert, a Westfield freeholder, Three additional spacious bed- this house at 2041 Raritan Road rooms and bath are located on the was known as the "Old Windmill third floor. Farm." According to folklore, the Lam- The farm consisted of 110 acres bert property boasts a colorful his- and was owned by the Lambert tory. During the Revolutionary family and operated as a mill mak- War, on June 26, 1777, British ing cider, dis- troops are said tilled cider, and to have con* eventually, flour. sumed three The farm and HOUSE TOURS barrels of the mill ceased op- mill's Jersey T1PSHEET

LINDA EPSTEIN/FORBES NEWSPAPERS «d Onto, hpu 43 8m Si, WMM* History abounds In this impressive offering at 2041 Raritan Road in Scotch Plains.

%%-• 9010 9010 9020 9020 9020 9020 Homes Hows for Sal* Homes for Sal* Homes for Safe Homa% for Sal* Undw $130,000 Homes erau'ons around 1900 and the prop- applejack, consequently forgetting Untfw $130,000 erty was purchased by Robert w. their orders from General William ALEXANDRIA TWP, BRIDQEWATER- Ex- HILLSBOROUOH— Cus-: SO IDISON- SO, PLA1NFIELD- by CRANFORD- by owner, Nelson in 1908. Mr. Nelson con- Howe. The troops were subjected M0V1 IN CONDITION HUNTERDON CTY- al- panded Ranch recently OPEN HOUSE, Sun 1-4, torn Cape, 3+Brs, 2 owner, afferdaele newei most new 3 level Colonial renovated with 864 sq ft baths, 1 car garage, verted the mill into a dwelling and 2 STORY COLONIAL. 3 BR duplex, 3 BR, CAC, ful 423 Orchard St., Charm- to an attack from the rear by Yan- 2 baths, baument, deck set on 5 beautiful acres. work shop/garage. 7 ing 3 BR colonial 11/2 young neighborhood. the property has been repeatedly bsmt, nice yard, lots of Paved circular drive, 3 tier rooms, 3 BRs, park-like $175,000. Call Century kee troops the following day and detached garage. Fenced storage. Well maint. In/ bath, LR w/ fplc, formal subdivided, with the current of- suffered a score of casualties. in yard. Satellite dish, re deck w/hot tub, 2 fire- setting. $189,900. DR, updated kit., rec 21, McO.ee Realtors, out. Near 287. Asking places, library, great FISCHER REALTORS, 90S-I2S-4440 fering situated on 1.9 acres. modeled kitchen, alumi- $129,000. Call 769-9038 room, enclosed porch. Another tale concerns tunnels num sided, tilt-in therma room, Las Vegas room, 908-534-4025 Move in cond. $194,500. Extensively renovated, the 12- SO. PLAINFIELD- Cape steam room, 3Vi baths. HOLLAND TOWNSHIP- running under the basement of the windows, new gas fur- BRIDQEWATER- GREAT Call 276-1398 Hunterdon county, super room house has many special fea- nace, all appliances in- Cod, 3V2 BR, close to $429,900. This is a dis- BUY! 3-BR Cnpe, ft,1 home. Perhaps part of the mill- schools/shopping/trans., tress sale! Call Realtor for 4BR, 2V2 baths, colonial. tures and is listed for $465,000. cluded. Low taxes. Close basement, 1 car garage New construction ready works, some historians believe the to trains and major tiwys. EIK, full bsmt., new fur- more Info. 1-78 to exit 11 100x160 deep lot. OARW00D The 28X14 family room is nace, many Items recently over 78 to 614 S., left on STARTER HOME for occupancy. Boasting tunnels may have been used prior By owner, $139,900. $139,900. Make offer. many extra features, 2. trimmed in chestnut. The 18X17 QOt) •M*a»T upgraded, deep yard in 579, right on Hickory Cor- Call CENTURY 2\, McQeo A great '^cation 3BR colo- to the CivU war as part of the un good area. Reduced to ner Rd., house on right. nial. I- g room, formal gorgeous acres, low, low, dining room with fireplace harks Realtor*, 908-&28-444O taxes, exc. area, close to dcrground railroad to hide slaves $129,900. By owner. FISCHER REALTORS, 908- dining jom, eat in kitch- back to colonial times. The country 908-756-0890. 534-4025 BRIDOEWATER- Linden en, curamic bath, full all transp. Builder offers escaping their southern masters on HOMIS Street, New Home avail- basement, 1 clr garage. incentive package for firm kitchen has been modernized and UNPIR $110,000 WANT TO SELL/BUY BOUND BROOK $99,900 able July 92 occupancy. contract prior to 3/10/92. their journey to freedom, HALF DUPLEX $142,000 includes a dishwasher and micro- Hseatawsy FASTI— we epeclellie In $169,900. Call Ray at Cemury-21-DS Kuzsma Asking 257,000, (908) wave oven. The township of Scotch Plains is VERY AFFORDABLE matching motivated Newly listed two bedroom 908-722-1559 or 908- Realty, 115 Mlln St., 561-2700. Two Story expanded ••Here with qualified home offering eat-in 218-9098 A laundry room adjacent to the served by five elementary schools euyere. 1-S00-4SS-2SSS kitchen, basement, sun Cranford, NJ 07016. INTRODUCTIONS... Ranch with 3-BRs. Vinyl BRIDO.EWATER- Lovely 904-272-8337 A way for people to meet kitchen, a full modern bath, a den (K-5), two middle schools (6-8) and sided, Big rear dock and a porch, all appliances in- people, every week In cluded. Move-in condi- 4BR Split, big Family Rm and a guest bedroom complete the one high school. Approximately 90 very deep parklike lotl A w/brlck fireplace, eat-in EDISON— 3 BR Colonial, your local Forbes newspa- GREAT BUY!! $114; tion! Hurry! Call 906- per. The ad is free, then first floor. percent of the 1991 graduating se- •030 469-3900 kit., DR, 2 car garage, 1 EIK, LR. DR, FR. V3 acre, for Safe acre property $234,900. 2 zone heat, immaculate. one call does it alll niors are continuing their educa- •reek . Century 21 Front and back stairways serve Century 21 $192K, Buyers only. 908- l-«O*~M9-9499 the second floor, which is com- tion at institutes of higher learning. VALUE PACKED Oolden Peat Realty 396-0037 Two Story Colonial with 4/ 010 YOU •08-499-3900 McOee Realtors MANVILLE- By owner. 5 BRs. 2 full baths, family KNOW ... 90S-B24-4440 OLADSTONE- restored Lost Valley section 2 fam- BRANCHBURO- BY ily house, separate utlls, room and much more In that an ad In this local OWNER, 3 BR, 2 bath, Victorian for sale by an excellent area. paper also goes Into 16 Adverts* In tfte Classified! owner. New Heat, roof, newly painted int/ext. split, gas utilities, AC, V2 $150,000. 7090077 SHOULDN'T MISS THIS other local papers? Reach acre, fenced In land- bathrooms, kit. & central CORRECTION; In last week's Union County Realty Guide, the name of ONEI $U4,D0O over 400,000 readers scaped yard, alum, siding, air, Huge family room, 3 MIDDLESEX $139,894 with one call! plus BR, 2 baths. OOINO.I OOINOI the real estate agency marketing the property at 50 Spruce St., Crantord, large FR, move-in cond., BY OWNER South Beimel Breek 1-S00-SSS-S4SS $169,000. Call 722-6372 HILLSBOROUQH- Rohill $325,000. Open house ...OONE... was misspelled. It should be Marc Kelley, Realtors of P.O. Box 142, 15 MINI ESTATE Devlp. 4 + BR, 2.5 baths, March 8th, 12 pm to 3 be the first to see this This Stone Rancher will NORTH OF ROUTE 22 BRIDQEWATER pm. 62 Mendham Road, meticulous three bedroom Alden St., Cranford. Immac. Colonial in a great huge kitchen w/sllding catch your eye for sure! Brldfewater doors leading to a 20' x 908-781-0151. home offering formal DR, 3BRs, LR, DR, kit. with a "ustom Ranch home with family neighborhood has custom kitchen w/break- 4BRs, IVi baths, garage. 36' deck w/pooi. Many ex- breakfast bar, enclosed 3BRs, IVi baths, LR with tras. $249,990. Call 908- HllUboroutfh fast bar, Family Room./ fireplace, DR, Kit., base- Excel, schools, conve- SO10 front porch, full base- 369-4358 FAMILY LIVING bsmt. Plush 1 yr. old w/w 9000 9010 ment, skylights & morel ment, garage, and cov- niently located. Anxious Gracious 4BR Colonial set carpeting throughout. REAL ESTATE Homes Homes »1M,100 ered rear patio on BIG lot! owner...make an offer CRANFORD on cul-de-sac features FR Maintenance-free vinyl Under $150,000 Under $150,000 •214,900. today! $142,900. ERA QREAT FAMILY ROOM w/fireplace, spacious eat- coated aluminum siding. South Beimel Break AMERICAN DREAM, Re- brick 3 BR colonial has in kitchen, and for enter- Fenced rear yard for the 9010 EDISON- LIndeneou PISCATAWAY— Move in OWNER* Warren altors 90S-2S3-9000 had much loving care, taining a deck and in-children to play. Won't School, lovely expanded and enjoy this spotless OOINS SOUTH... BEST BUY IN TOWN BRIDaEWATER- BY super kitchen, living room ground pool. $354,900 astl Call 908-469-3900 w/fireplace, formal dining ttM cape 3 BR, EIK, formal home, Plenty of living so make an offer on this wo story Colonial with 4/ OWNER, 4 bedroom, 3 Century 21 Oolden Key todayl DR, 2 full baths, fenced space Inc. a finished 5 BRs, 2 full baths. LR room, high basement, Realtors 90S-S73-S000 Century 21 ustom Brick expanded baths, 2 car garage, North central air, convenient lo- yard. Walk to schools, basement w/wood burning Cape and become a WIN- with a real wood burner, of route 22, 177,500. Oolden r>oet Realty •OUNft MO0K- 5 large HUGE country kitchen, cation for trains, schools HILLSBOROUOH— By trains, stores. $137,500 stove. 3 Bft, LR, DR. over- NER! LR. DR, HUGE kitch- (908) 231-0087. Owner. 3 BR, 1V bath, 908-48B-3900 room Capo Cod, EIK, 3 Make offer! Call 908- sized 100'xlOO' lot. BIG enclosed rear party & GSP. $219,900. Cen- 3 en, 4 BRs, IVJ baths, tury 21-DS Kuzsma Realty Colonial, vinyl siding, CAC, MIDDLESEX— 3 BR, big BR, tiled bath, hardwood 722-3000 ex. 6123 $141,000, Open house basement, breezeway and room, full basement, ga- floors, excel, location 115 Mlln St. Cranford, NJ cath. ceiling, fireplace, 2 FR w/ frplc, deck, beautl- March 8th 1 PM to 4 PM. garage. »l*t,*O0 rage and nice Inground ful neighborhood. near park. Asking 45 Tabb Ave. 968-1936. pool! $209,900 Make space 07016 908-272-8337 car garage, $189,000. $129,000. K • M *••!- Independently owned Call 908-359-4448, $165,000. Call 469-6365 ROSELLE- 3 BR Colo- South Beund Breek u >e« nial, move-In condition, 11 TEARSYOUNQ Watchung in your closets... CRANFORD- 3 BR, LR, Ads In Classified Park area, new kit. & BEST BUY IN TOWN! Fea- HILLSIDE DR, kit., end. porch, full bnths, finished bsmt., tures 3 BRs, lYi baths, CONTEMPORARY don't cost — Gorgeous setting for this b«mt., detached gar., sliders to deck, frplc. LR, DR, fam. room, cus- Sell alum, siding, quiet area, They pay! $137,900. Call 718-694- tom kitchen & garage on Homel lVs acres of na- conv, to rail trans. 1758 wkdays, 908-245- nice lot on a dead end tures best and a Home $148,500. 2Q1-C2B- 8892 eves. & wkends. street. Lots more to brag hat has it alll Call for a "don't needs" •1*4. ibout too! $142,900 rlvate showing of this r OWNER AWXIOUtt Cranford CRItTWOOD- Adults masterpiece. 9299,900 with a (56 + ) 7,500 homes. 7 PINE ftlDaE- Adults ERA ERA J. ZAVATSKY At clubhouses, 40 styles (55 + ) - Premier manufac- Attnttio in 0w J. ZAVATSKY Classified Ad from $20,000-$142,500. tured homo community, 3 A ASSOCIATES * ASSOCIATES Beautiful & secure - FREE clubhouses, activities, REALTY 90S-7SS-1200 REALTY 90S-79S-1200 BROCHURE- HEARTLAND from $15,000 FREE BRO- REALTY ASSOCIATES, P.O. CHURE- Closed Sundays. Box D, 480 Rt. 530, Whit- 1-908-350-9000 P.O. Box Con&ominiums Ing, NJ 08759. 1-800- 3 RTE. 530 Whiting, NJ 631-5509 08759. SS Old World charm & quality renovations make English Village Cranford premier condo conversion starting as low as TO ADVERTISE $99,900. CALL OUR • Prestige CLASSIFIED HOTLINE • Owner Supplied Financing to qualified buyers TOLL FREE SCOTCH PLAINS $199,000 SCOTCH PLAINS $299,000 • Peaceful & serene estate Evotythlng (or a good llfel This 3 brm, 1 bath Ranch Immaculate homo nestled in n WOCKIIH! sotinvi on like grounds. 1-800-334-0531 •ot on a qulol SoLrthBlde winding street otters step SouthsldB ot Scotch Plums. -1 botlrooms. 2 family down dining room w/bbq pit, 2 wny stone frplco in rooms, 2'/i baths, dining room & liirgp ynrct LR K Fiiin Room & 2 cor attached gnrago All thla • spacious living room w/lrplce S, much moio • Easy walk to NY train, new cir Buaulllul sized lot Don't miss this olio1 SPL1474. town shops SPL1409 • 27 varieties of layouts • Elevators available fly Popular Request — Limited Offer • Lease Purchase Program (only 3 units) • 5% down payment on 1 BR units • 10°c down payment on 2 BR units

SCOTCH PLAINS $174,900 WESTFIELD $259,900 Split luvnl In movo-ln condition w/3 bdrms. IV* Lovoly Victorinn Homo in qiont IniTiily " bnths, Florldn Room, brick frplco In living room. Completely ronnvnind Intonor locontly pnintnct t. " Moint'sili's MOWBI fcltchen. Neutml decorations Convenlonl to wallpaperod. 3 brni3. 2 hnlhs. E.I K new wiriilmvs Conbomimumg • 4 Br. 2'/i Itiuhs • Illll hiMil, HI linimpoilniloii A inns! seel SPU&65. throughout Wnlh lo scluuils 'Jinn nsportnlionr. • Two story cnliy d>\ri • I'.nvil I >MIVW;IV 217 Prospect Ave. • Andersen windows • Snil.l.-il ln.nl I . CRANFORD, NJ 07016 • Jiicu/zi A iintt.il .HI • S|HI1ll,K-1 ',' Ym 276-0370 • F'ircpliK-c CALLXOLDWML BANKER 1 Oflyn tiy Appi • cnil Ml n 00-3.00

PREFERRED L1FESTYLK REALTY scinxriT — DIRECTIONS.. Froomm lh« Gwden Slat* P«rkw«y, North or 8ouih"m»k« Exit 1 Tor,lo North Av*. to light Tern righg t at light (Ell»b«lh A»t.] 10 Mlnkar. Qo on*Woo*. Mwv-j-g Buy Direct 908-707-0580 310 Park Ave., Scotch Plaihs — 322-9102 j l»n onto Proipfct AJJ EjlE^jjlihh yilyilll i U-2 / Forbes Newspapers Real Estate O March 4,5,6,1992

•oae •020 9020 •020 9020 Hems for Salm tor Saf* NOAMS for Sato Meow* for Sate I— By Owner. M0NT«0MMY MB0.000 SOMIRVHU * * • PHILLIPSBURft- By SCOTCH PLAINS WISTFIltD- Custom * * * * KIN«WOOD TWP. By 3BR mod. Colonial, LR, lOACMSOF SUNSHINIMMHTt S14t,t00. Immaculate built Builders Home. Pres- NISHANIC- Best buy In owner. Completely reno- SOMERSET- Quailbrook owner, 2 perced lots, 4 & frnri. Oft, EIK, Fam RM, SPUNOOMI vated 4BRs. Fieii. terms Charming 6 Immaculate Colonial featuring 3/4 tigious area, close to 5 acres, $85,000 ft hardwood tin., IV, oaths, Sat back In tpactacular town. 8 rooms plus, super BRs, 2 full bathe, full schools. S room 2 story 2 BR Condo, all appli with little or no money young Colonial with 3 ances, upgrades through $95,000. Gently •loping ., patio, garaga, tatting, a fine custom clean ranch, 1+ acre generous Bedrooms, 2Vi basement, all appliances. colonial, 4 BR, 2V4 baths, Low, low taxes. Undei down. Asking $79,900. out, low taxes A mainte- land w/view on qulat shod. SI.727900. 908 home built by a master 908-4543851 baths, Family Room wtth SELLER WILL ASSIST WITH 21' family room w/Tire- country road. Minutes to 271-4642 craftsman offering spa- 1190,000/negotlable. Call fireplace, Central Air, 2 CLOSING COSTS. Call place, deck w/built-in hot nance. $89,500. Cal Linda 908-968-3765 o PISCATAWAY 908-873-0514. Frenchtown or Flaming- cious Interior, family room car garage, 90x369' lot SOMM8ST tub, panel basement w/ ton. 813-540-1258. w/frpte., built in bar, bil- 908-754-1600. CHARMINO on the southside RIAL •STATE, Raatter sauna, 2 ear garaga, IWP.- lard room, great (or enter- Best describes this older $279,000. BRA SUBURB sosT2Sisas many extras. $419,000. OWMSR DISIMS QUICK taining; 2-car garage + 3-BR Colonial appointed RIALTY AOINCY, SOS Call 9O8-232-4810. MJE OF S IMMtOVID SfMdous 3 BR Ranch, fin. w/formal DR, & spacious Seittl «* LOTS— will sell separate bsmt., screened porch. (2) 2-car detached ga- 322-4414 ATTINTION INVESTORS rages; pond & stream; Advortlae parlor, accented w/ natu- or package, each lot 4 + 1.3 ac, mova-ln cond. ral Oak, Chestnut wood SO. PLAINNILD- 2- TWO FAMILY A HUGE GA- 9070 BHANCHSURQ- Society acres w/panoramlc views. BrMnpoint Historic Dtat. subdivision potential; cafl trim throughout. Both Kit. RAGE. Legal Two-family Hill, 2 BR, 21/2 bath, 3 908-781-1000 In tho Clmlflodl Famlly. A wise Investment/ Prime Readlngton loca- $228TOOO. 674-7659 & Bath are newly reno- excellent Income! 1st with vinyl siding features yrs. old, AC, all appl. tion. From $88K. Call vated. Other features incl: floor 6 rooms plus Ige NEW second floor apart- BEOMINSTIR- The Hills. pool, tennis, best loca 7221559 or 218-9098 French doors, built-in bsmt. 2nd floor 5 rooms ment and great first ?.—>' Studio Condo $81,000. tlon. $132,000. Call 908 bookcases, parquet wood apartment. Full basement 534-2783 RIADIN«TON plus extra Ige. attic. Must meet Income qualifi- nursery/landscaper/retail, flooring & full bsmt. Ex 100x125 lot. Garage. toot cations. For more Info call ceptlonally good cond FLIMINQTON 9+ acres, farmland as- Fenced yard. Sep. utlls. PLUS 908-781-5958 Concord Ridge end unit Just arrived $140's. 201-939-0271. Sale by BIG GARAGE A WORK sessment, minimal taxes. H • Q Hearty 9—.4900 BRIMEWATIR- Becon townhouse, 2-BRs, lVi $180K. 908-218-9098 owner $179,900 SHOP with (2) 11' doors HIM, 2 BR, 2 bath condo, baths, all appliances and HOUSE OF SO. PLAINFIILD- By and loft area. Only six wooded location, all up- finished basement. Owner SOMIRSET- 2 or 3 love- owner 5 BR, 2Mi bath, 4 years old! Adjoining room rades. by owner anxious. Asking ly Vi acre wooded bldg. THE WEEK PUcataway car garage, many extras, with bar area for your pri- t 119,900. Open house $109,000. lots in historic Somma OPIN HOUSI l-3»m move-In cond. $194,900. vate meetings. Sat. A Sun. 722-8321 Preferred Lifestyle Riva area, near Easton 194 LAKEVIEW AVI. Pis call 908-759-2974 EQUALS Realty, 90»«TOT-0—O Ave. 2 on High Bluff over WESTFIELD SUNDAY, MARCH 8 A GREAT VALUE for the EDISON- 1ST FIR 2 BR, Delaware + Rarltan Historic home on New •O. PLAINriILD- By right Investor or SMART 2 bath, Idry rm, all appls, HILLSSQROIHNf- 3BRs Canal. 2 w/approved sop- $279,000 Market lake. 3/4 bed Owner, Ranch w/flnlahed FIRST-TIME HOME BUYER. fplc, walk train $14K + 2tt baths, full bsmt, pool, ic designs. Public water rooms with formal dining bamt, 2-Brs, DR, aat-ln ONLY $179,900 assum. or $111,000. tennis, End Unit. By avail. Ideal for homes with room & fireplace In living Kit., attached garage 985-7675 or 850-9867. owner. $118,000. Avail. either historic or rustic ar- Loaded gtau doon decorate the cabinets in the family room with a wet bar. room. REDUCED) $159,000. Call 908- BRA 7/1. 908-874-7852 chitecture. Deal directly J. ZAVATSKY HILLSBOROUO.H wine rack and sliding doors to the deck, hot rub & fenced park-like property. $119,900. 3810222 Stop paying rant A enjoy HILLMOROUOH- Must with owners, price nego- Two skylights brighten the living room, and the new eat-in kitchen has a DlrrRte. 529(Stelton Rd. Seateraet/PraitkMii Twa A ASSOCIATES the benefits of home own- Sell! Roomy 2-BR, 2Vt tiable. Please call Phil at parquet floor. 3 bedrooms iv/double closets, 2'.'! baths, tite entry hall, wall to REALTY S0I-7SS-1200 bath Townhome w/bsmt, 908-247 7594. wall carpet, porch & a garage door opener. Call us today for your tour! East) to Lakeview(rt) or MIODUMUSH MEADOWS ership! Affordable Condo So. Washington to Lake Choose your colors In any THINKINQ OP MOVHM? offers all luxuries plus wooded area. Move-in view{l) one of these 4-BR Coloni- Now is the best time pool, tennis. $63,900. cond. Reduced for Immed. • * • •urgttorfT Realtors als on 1 acre lots, fea- since 1988 to Buy or Sell. Call todayl ERA AMERI- •ale. $109,900/neg.Avlll SUMMIT- Building lots Metvehen Office tures include FR, Central Let me help you. Call CAN DREAM. REALTORS, help w/closing cost. 908- for sale. Principals only) •08-M8-S777 air, fireplace ft base- Rartdee at 9O8-2SS.9O00 281-7415, Finder's Fee Reply: Box 24 c/o Forbes ments. Call for details. Dtatinethre pre»a*tk» NORTH WILDWOOD- 1 pd. to realtor. Newspapers, PO Box 699, Prices starting at S*aV10O0/7S*-S01t BR condo, w/Wt. fully fur- MIDDLESEX/riSCAT- Somervllle, NJ 08876. PISCATAWAY— 3-BR 2- $249,900. SMelaNiaWarrem/ nished, pool, AC A cable AWAY AREA- 2 BR, 1V> Story home w/NEW ROOF/ Wafekwag/BrMgewatar Century 21 Seliea Key TV. Close to beach A and baths, full bsmt., deck, Ad* In Clt»$tt(od FURNACE, Eat-In Kit, For- Realtors SOS-S7S-S000 WANT TO SILL/BUY boards. $37,900 nothing possible rent w/optlon. mal DR, full bsmt w/wofk- FASTI- we aaaelalls* In down. Owner will finance. $119,900. 526-1827 dent coat — shop. Extra convenient lo- matching «etlvat««t Call 752-4649 after 6. cation, extra good price. NO. IOISON- Town- Thwy payl Ads In C/Mi/rVtd sellers with qualified house, OPEN HOUSE By $119,900. fcwyts. 1-SO0-4SS-29SS SOMflNSET $89,900 Park Realty dont coct — CONDO CLASSIC Owner Sun. 1-4PM, lo- •miNOfiELO* W«ll to wall «rp.ting compli- WESTFIELD* TTui ipscioui home has natural 908-7l7-72ia They pay! WASMINOTON TWf), Call to tour this tastefully cated In Pumptown Cor- ments thii 3 BR Colonial Thi formal DR has woodwork throughout + a living rm. fireplace, WARREN CTY- 4 yr old 8 decorated six year "new" ners. Large 2BR, 11/2 91X0 buUt-ln ihtlvu & cablmtt. Eat-in kitchen, paneled formal DR, den/BR & family rm Wraparound RIADINQTON room, 4 BR, 2Vi bath Co- bath, rec room, sunken batmen! nervation mi. enclosed front porch. DOLLHOUSE ON 9 ACRES condo. Highlighted by for- dtck, fonud yard * garage $179,900 lonial. 2 acres, full bsmt., mal DR, galley kitchen, LR, DR, very Ige. eat-in Unique one-of-a-kind Someraat/FraakllR Tws). 2 car-garage. Owner not 20' Living Room, central kit., CAC, alarm A neutral OORaiOUS SUNSITS- property for you to put WMAFS NIWT playinyi gg w/full deck. He's air and two spacious bed- colors. Excel, cond. Many, warm breezes, affordable your name on. Flowing most everything! New Iving It away at ooms. Convenient to many extras. $149,900. homes on Long Beach Is- floor plan Includes 4-BRs, Otchen from floor to cabl- Call for directions. 908- land. Call Rich Donahue 3 baths, master BR suite 179,900. Come see for Route 287, schools, ets, fresh paint Inside yourself. 1-78 to Rte 31 shopping and New York 321-0568. at BAYSHORE AGENCY, w/whirlpool, stone frplc & nd out, 4BRs, 2Vi bath 800-699-7917 or eve- lots of charm. Asking i., 8 miles to left on As- transportation. Call 908- SCOTCH PLAINS- by lolonial set on treed lot. bury-Anderson Rd., house 469-3900 ings 609-494-7529 for $338,000. ffered at $184,850. owner, 3 yr. young very free Information packet. Preferred lifestyle 1 mile on left. Century 21 prlv. twnhse. 2 BR, IV2 Centiiry 21 QeMan Key FISCHER REALTORS, OeMm Pest Realty Realty, 908-707-0M0 ReaHora SOS-87S-80O0 bath, CAC, EIK, LR, mod- NO. CAROLINA COAST- 908-534-4025 908-409-3900 ern appl. Backyard & Adjacent to Myrtle Beach, patio. $117,500. 908- S.C. Brunswick Plantation 322-4531 & Golf Links offers a spe- SOMEMSIT cial invitation to New Jer- A 3 BR, 2V<2 bath. End sey residents. 3 days/2 Unit with garage Is best -tights only $59.95 for vis- value on the market! In- ting! Ask about $1000 cludes central vac, sec. :ravel reimbursement system, fireplace & more. 'Prices from $23,900. Shows like a model! A Call 1-800-835-4533. must see at $125,000. 'Some qualifications IRA AMERICAN DREAM jppiy- R»altor», »OS-2S3->000 OCIAN OROVE- If you eed a 3 room Bungalow SOMIRSET //gas heat, enclosed Executive Quailbrook torch, corner location, Townhouse. 2 Story entry his is for you. Only foyer, 2-BR, 2Vi baths, (60,000. Call Bills R.E. LR, DR, eat-In kitchen, igency, 201-774-2124 fireplace, garage, over- sized deck. This town- ALM SPRMMS, FLORI- house has it aII for A- 2-BR, 2VJ bath $134,900. ownhouse. Pool, Club- Pnfotf4 Ufoatyl* se. Tennis, Lake. RAR1TAN WATCHWA Watty, S0S-T07-01S0 61,900. 908-276-8239 IA9Y COMMUTE! MONTGOMRRV SOMKHVILLE LOVE * CARE anecN BROOK MAKE YOURSELF COMFORTABLE ATIR SPORTS BA- This 3 bedroom homa on a roomy lot NEW ON THE MARKET! ,.ls eviaen! \n thit cusiom Ranch on GREAT MOTHER/DAUGHTER SOMIRSCT- 2BR, In this * b«drooFTi Cusiomzied Cnpe on is 2 blocks Irom tha tram station Per- ThreB bedroorrt homo with living room. 1 '.i acre Mvel lot, emcolilshea by woo- 5 bedroom, 2 full bath w/tireplacs, 3 yr 2Vibath, end unit, EIK, .ORIIII- Manahawkin more Shan ono acre ot lanrj in presti- ltd for a growing family! HB-4536, dining room, oik. basomenl, garago, ded privacy in rear Erira larflo kilchen, old kitchen, living room has cathod'al he gateway to Long gious Montgomery. Priced to sell at ceramic tile foyer, Oak fir. $116,900 spacious lot, Ownor anxious' HB.4B50. 2 fireplaces, bay ivmoo* hardwood Ho- celling. 1 cor garage SI 97,000 WA23, J219.900. Call loaay to see! HB-4705 OR, LR with fplc. walk In leach Island, Excellent $149,900. orj J399.000. WA2519 39 imily area offering vaca- HILLS BO ROUGH 908-874-8100 HILLSBOROUGH 90BS74-SI0G HILLSBOROUGH (90BI 674-8100 arr»n Oflice 908-757-7780 closets, CAC, extras. WARREN OFFICE 90B- 757-77BP $119,900 Call owner tion homes from (908) 937-4640. $109,000. Call 1-800- SOMERSET- LAKEWOOD USA-1255 Realty Team TOWNHOME, immac. USA, Realtors. cond. 2-BRs, 2Vs baths, 2200+ sq. ft. Beautifully 9110 DONT REFINANCE finished bsmt., LR w/fplc, WmntmdtoBuy DR, spacious Kit. w/home center, deck, Ige. MBR. LAND WANTED— In Own a better home BOUND BROOK CAC, many upgrades. MAONIF1CIENT COLONIAL $135,900. Call 908- Branchburg/Readington Featuring five bedroomsAwo lirll and area. Resldential/Com- SOMERVILLE two half baths. Ballroom foyor. enter- 356-6388 TtRRIFIC LOCATION I and still save money. tainmant sillid LR. W/F P. Formal D R merclal/lndustrlal. Mail This custom bujH ranch is a must see1 family room pus den. Located in greni details to: Ray Relse, P.O. All the room you wilE need tor a retired family neighborhood With loads ot e«. Box 5117, North Branch, coupl« or young lamily Call 7BM000 trail A musl see! (BD-23930) 9090 NJ 0S876 1189.000 (BD-2287). Our Free Brochure $317,900. BE0M1NSTEH 908-781-1000 BEDMINSTER 908-781-1000 explains: 9130 PLAMNILO— East End Mortgmgotmnd * How low rates give you 2-Famlly, separate utils., good Investment property. Ftnmndng more "Purchasing Power." Call 908-757-4695 CALL NOW • Why buying a better home ROBEUI PARK- 2 fam- For FREE Mortgage Con- ily house. Presently one may save you more rnnnpy sultation and Rates on BIDMINSTER half is furnished rooms. Refinancing, Residential, LUXURIOUS LIFESTYLE! than refinancing. Excellent income. Live on Commercial and Construc- Immaculate tour bedroom Colonial Isa 1 floor, rent the others. luring entertainment sized L R ; over- tion Loans. BRIDGEWATEH Very low downpayment & size rjr'vng room , gourmot kilchen CALL 90S-7224S4S (eBl-tn); family room w/fireplace. 2 5 Call any Weichert Office H15.0C0 assumable mortgage. belhs, full basemerit 2-car garage: ID or stop by for your Custom decorating and upgraded lu.u Call-908-298 8152. cated m over an acre o( land. Dius ry prevail In this one year old Dndal 9140 LOW-LOW Taxes; call now lo msoect1 FREE Brochure. club condominium FJDnl rnus H" CalI7B1-tOOO BD-2159 J2G3900 B003-3I39. 91OO BEDMINSTER OOB-781-1000 BRANCHBURQ 90B-SJ8-5444 Lot* mna Aermmg* Roml Estate

14+ HILLTOP ACRES- FINANCIAL TROUBLE tax excempt, perc and soil SOLVER) log. 1 VJ miles north of Budget problems? Frenchtown. P.O. Box Uncontrolled Credit Card 157, Little York, NJ Overhead? 08834. nadequate savings plans? FRANKLIN ATTENTION BUILDERS- Mortgage In jeopardy? HAMPTON BOHO A W'I'N'N-E'RIII I have a 17 ocre lot that "Tight" living standard? SLOW DOWN TEWKSBURY TWP. HILLSBOHO TWP Immnculalo homo, fioautitul no* kilch. could be subdivided Into 3 nsufficient Retirement tnioy Itving, rolally roi^ovn!«t! fnnth o IDEAL LOCATIONI I ishmq on your own yard, this Iwo en. Light flnd Drtght throughout He- building lots. No money Plans? HILLSBOHOUQH TWP cnl do-sac in lamily nnigHOnrrioutl. n«w I our bririrofirrl rnncn ON 1 li flonv l.ul bodroom rancM tofiti/res couniry setting modolBri bntha Mardwooct floors base- down. CnII for details $79,000 hilchon. biilris, vvififio/vs, niul lurnaro rlo Stic strofst. Itroplrjrn MI li^intj mo-n WIN nvor front, grrjnl conflo alternative. ment, garage, family room Gnggstown Shortage in Educational K»ss your landlord goodhyp" liwin A>C. onclosnd porrh. lnit>< M3H riinvo m con^nnienl commulintl !o riemtngion location. Princeton S169. 'i • mfi irujfti. MIC.HLANO PARK CAHEFMeE LIVING Call 908-781-2048 v IMMACULATE GET A FREE COPY- of //,1y 4 DncJrorifTifJ - "* li.itn'. m d nr; p ;i(..Ji'Ml :i*-'! '"•' ' '"ilM! )•• fi (I IfLf IjlHO UAMGAIH HUNTtfIS Ubnulrlui (cue tjeiliouin horno on pilfl' UotiiitiFur i etiiff hriii rowMhriiir.f I bod ; HARMONY- Wnrren Cty. Homo Preview. See hun- ar»n clnsa lo Urnvstiirv Hospunl All tor 'irnilsiiofi'j nrvd Mionttiiy iTt; ufilonnricu likn lut lonturoa lorrnal duting nxim, room 2''/ tinihs. full wnll liroplflco, wy (.tit'< t.-.'i hrrrtrtvvn hruj'i" on coiriDi lot 5 landlocked mountain dreds of homes for sale in SUSOOO 50265a nr,|y SJCJ OtJ l.'ri|itth(iVl|tj l o (i n c fl i f.>h..HM,p'ii in ^rirjfipirK) ami lutri'iriortii riuyo rtotin kitrrign nnd Iwo enr gnrngs huili in booksholVEih fimshort bnso 5 7'J.aoO C.aiti •! /*nh •:. •-. (Kl*Vfl Vtrh'IO wooded bldg. lots totnllng SOUTH BRUNSWICK Of FICL !"••> I till Ij.isiininrtl iinrl (Itt.c H1U&.UUU i599OO Monmouth & Oconn Coun- iFKBFOsr rnini nm '.'ill lnwIM HV 908-297 0?00 EDISON OFFICE WO8-4B4OBOO EDISON OFFICE B08-4B4-flBOO 74 acres, driveway enso- ties. Call PRESSTO 908- •HR^aan mont nviill., spoctnculnr 918-1000 touch "star" views, fiood for hunting, 6050, lenvo nnme, ad- horso form, 5 residential dress, homes. Low cost, owner financing. Also 2VJ ncro REAL ESTATE wooded bldg. lot. 340' OPPORTUNITY All Offices frontngo, approvals, lovely locntlon, GOU. Also lilfj HAVE YOU EVER BEEN Open Until 9 PM form houso on '17 ncres LAID OFF7T? nvnll. on room, rnotn/ HAS YOUR EMPLOYER hoard, 0 'n H, (.fiin|i/liRh- QONE OUT ing bnsls. Call Phil, 908- ISELIN WAP1F1EN TOWNSHIP OF BUSINESS? OPEN HOUSE IS PM SUN WATCHUNO 7534. DESIGNER OECOHATEOII 1108 Qrsvnhollow Drive A VERY SPECIAL HOME CONTEMPOflAFlY QLITi nnsldor n enreor In Real 5 t>drrn J balli rnrnortolml Condo 2 iHlrrns. 2 tu« linthi. livirit] rm, Ihis rlinmHrHi Hnnrh lontiirtt*; comploto Slrrno » rodnr I»I ttytinrnile hilchnn, Weichert tstnto & control your own 1 4nnnruj rpilings. shyliQhla. with rnnrtllo HUNTERDON COUNTV homo, (ofliuras ftugo picmprf onk mtr.h. rlininq rm pnt In Mrofipn, Own trj all privncy. i.irrufnr clnjR, I BHi A 3'. * SrCTION- PotUrsvlll*. destiny. In 2 woohs time, un. grenl room. 1 IrroplncnB rrtc. mqoi 1'iinsii t104.i|()l) nit-liK htm A mint '-.tinl «<19.'JOIJ WC#942 ,1 incUfctl Urinis, Ti HH» WC*(II3 iaus.imo /' AppiovLi' 'nwnhouRO sHos 1 for only $59, you can J338.UOO S METUCHEN OFFICE WATCHUNG OFFICE 00BS81-5400 e^in ii new life & earn MCTUCHEN OFFICE U08-90B-8i0U WATCHUNQ OFFICE 908-681-540U for 2H luxury nulls. Cntlrn The American Dream Ikarn site for snlo to finnnclnlly undid digit figures. Call cnpoljlo hulUlor. Plonsu one Otondor today at: call Lie. Okr., Mr. Too WEICHERT REALTORS 908-322 8480. M*tuch«n Office (»0B)B08-8200 A Union County Forbes Newspaper March 4,5.6.1982 RealEstateCuide Forbes Newspapers / U-3

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SOMtMCT- 3to MsBOUN. D BROOK- 3 0ARWO0D- 6 rooms I. FUUNPIELD- 1 BR. W. PLAINFIELD- Female FLAINFIELD- In Urban tarn room*. MUST SEEI rooms. 2nd floor, heat A 1st floor. Fenced yard. convenient location, wanted to share house, Enterprise Zone, tax ad ATTRACT CUSTOMERS $1100/Mo. water inc. No pets, middle •750mo.+utlls. Available $525+heat/hot water. 1 Bedroom apartnwnt for Siae'py Hollow area. Large vantages, 1350 sq.' shop, aetf MLM Free- with the I— mint condi- CAU»0aV7»—00 aged person preferred, 4/1.908-244-8282 CALL 753-0159. •ingle parson, $525/ yard. $375/mo. plus half office, 1/2 bath, drive-In next network gfant. A tion 1 BR eondo, ttapt to •OMMVUU- Excellent Security A lease required. month. IVi mo. security. utlls. Pis call Barbara door, fenced in parking. major corp. is your per- •ARWO0D- spacious 3 NORTH PUUNFIELD- 1 908-756-6539 tHMCrVboantwalk. Beauti- reeMentlal area, 4-SRs, 2 Can 3S0-6224 BR apt., LR, OR, kit. 2 BR apt. Somerset St., CALL (BOB) 40X44J. $600/mo plus utll. 908- sonal ticket for success. fully furnished, pool, AC,full baths. Available Im-BOUND BROOK- 3 baths, In quiet area near 1525/mo plus utilities. * * • • 549 1829 Excellent for parttlme. MM* TV, , fully equippeidd mediately. References re- rooms A bath on 1st. floor park. Avail. May 1.Call 908 561-1268. SOUTH BOUMB BROOK Call 1800-350-6093. kitchen. (806(80 0 y*arly quired. $1,200 mo. plus on Telmadfe Ave In Bound $1100/mo. Inc. heat and Lsrg* 3 rooms, newly MraMifvcf wo MsftC rental potential. A great PLAINFIKLD— Historic utlls. Call SOMMilT Brook. Landlord on pre-hot water. No psts. Secu district, spacious 5 RM,decorated, no pett, near BAD Invaatment. Ready to rant RIAL ISTATI, Matter mises. 908-356-5180 rity A references req. Ga 287. Available now. or enjoy a* a vacation newly decorated, hard- MITUCHBN AREA- Pro •00.711-isia BOUNR BROOK- 4 rages avail. $68/mo. 908- wood floors, good loca- CALL (BOB) 40t-0S2fl fesslonal couple needs home. Asking only 654-4367 after 6 pm. •ftw Bern HILLSBOROUOH- The CREDIT? WATCHUfM ROROm- 4 rooms, $680/mo. 11/2 tion, parking. WON'T studio. Have well trained Corner Shopping Center. $88,900. Also available * * • * Want an Auto, Home, to rent on weekly/week- bedroom, 2 bath Colonial, month security. No pets. MIONLAND PARK- 1 A 2 LAST!. 908-861-6523. dog. Willing to pay! 908- 800 sq. ft. Immediately. no garage. $1300/month. Pit call 459-5334 bedroom apartments 9060566. Call 908-369-7117 Home Improvement, Con- end basic (reasonable). PLAINFIELD- solidation, or Commercial H6 month security., BOUND BROOK- Ef- $7O0/$80O + utilities. Lovely furnished apt. in BHDDLESEX/FISCAT- pis cau Boaaaiesoa Available 3/92. Please Century 21, J.J. Laufer, HILLSBOROUBH- Tri Funds? ficiency apt. No pets, se- Victorian mansion, His- AWAY ARBA— 2BR apt,angle shopping center, *0»>7tS-SlS4 call 908-788-8177. curity required, heet A Realtor. Pleat* call 908 toric District. Parking. prof, couple w/cfiild. Quiet 249-7717. avail, immediately, per- WMTMOUM STATION water supplied. 908- References. 755-1826. BRANCNBUKB— PINE neighborhood desired. fect location for laundry CONSTRUCTION ALL Uic Your Card... FHASBS- Australia/Mid- Rent w/optlon to buy.826-0380 bet 9-Spm HIOHLAND PARK- 4 RAHWAY— Furnished 3Va MOTEL. Room & kitchen- Call Eves. 008-968-0873. mat/dry cleaner, video Cozy 2 BR, LR, eat-In room apt. Avail. April 1. ette. Reasonable rates in- rentals, gift/card shop. dle East to 11,500 week, BRANCHBUM— 5 rms, RMs, carpeted, cable, tax free, paid travel. Di- Ma'.lcrrnrrtl Kitchen, full bsmt, Ranch $750/mo+ utll. Call 572- $725/month includes all clude services & utlls. Call Owner/landlord at Vi acre, on Main St. Rent 2nd floor apt, country set- 1534 or 572-6165 908-722-9520 908-931-6630 for details rectory/Fee $149 (guaran- ting, refs, security de- utils. Single prof pre- Maittafs teed) Call ASAP (407) $1100. Call for option de- ferred. 908-382-9072 tells, Ralph, RI/MAX posit, modern kitchen, ga- BMOOBWATBIt- In pri- 645-2140 ext. 100, toll rage, $825/mo.nag., no HILLSBOROUOH Spacious, congenial coun- RARITAN— 1 & 3 BR vate home. New construc- CAR STORAOK SPACES Ads In Classified refunded. pete. Call9083694687 apts. WAD hookup, cable, $50/mo. Owner lives on Evas. 534-9497. try living w/unobstructed tion— huge closets. Color don't cost — BARN 8SO0-M00 WEEK- MUNCHMNN- 5 rooms 1V4 mo. aec. No pets. TV, cable, phono. Prlv. en- premises. Near White- LY— Assemble products Quick And WtUTIHOUM- 3 BR, views. Modem secure 1 Avail immed. 526-1835 LR, DR, kit., 11/2 bath, Newly decorated. Heat, BR, 2 BR • 2 bath, DR, trance, Kitchen. Off street house Station. 534-4638 They pay! at home. No selling. Easy Convenient! new paint A carpeting. electric A water Inc. terrace, storage, parking, RARITAN— 1 BR unfur- prkg. Non-smoker. No SOMERSET— Dead stor- work. Guaranteed income. $118O/mo+ utll. 2 mo. S625/mo. 782-8577. w/w carpet, dishwasher, nished apt. 2nd floor, pets. Weekly. 908-526- age, fenced yard, for Make jewelry, toys, crafts, 1068; 874-5636 sec. Reference* required, RRANCHBUM- modern Individually controlled $650+ elec. A sec. de- trucks or trailers. By week MIDOLEBUSN etc, Call 1-800-552-7826 •230 no pets. Call 534-6998 3 room apt. In 2-Family heat A AC, master TV an posit. Avail May 1. Call CRANFORD- house to or month rental. Call Bill Mlddlebush Village Shop- Ext. HA-1025 (Fee). 9AM-5PM on 2nd floor. WAD hook- tenna. No pets. Clar 908-707-9253 share, male preferred, Weber 908-247-4406. ping Square. 1500 sq.ft. **SOMIRVIUI+* up. Deck. Quiet area. earna! Tewers. Near Rt. RARITAN— 2 BR, avail-near all trans, smoker ok. retail space or office. Great location, charming Couple or 1 female pref. 206. Please call 908- able April 1st. 1 month $5OO/mo. including all 9600 $850/mo. Call after 6pm, fOOONO LOT FOR3 BR Colonial, remodeled Non-smoker. No peta. 350-3606. security, no pets, $650/ util. & cable. 1 mo. secu- COMMERCIAL B0S-24S-1SBO Ads In Classified rtty. Call 272-0924 •ALI— by owner. City eet-ln large kitchen, easy $725 plus utlls. 1 mo. HILISBOROUOH— 1V4 month + utilities. Pis call REAL ESTATE RARITAN- Store. 1000 dont cost — water A sewer. Skiing, walk to train A Main St. sac. A refs. Avail. April BRa, upstairs, 2-Family, 908-725-9040 DUNELLEN- Furnished sq. ft. $65O/month, 1 lake, tennis, pool. Health Perfect for kids. $1,300/ 1st. 908-729-8695 Ige. yard. Half garage, share kitchen & bath Theypayl problems- need cash, month security required. mo. Option to buy. CALL BRIDRCWATIR $6 56/mo.+utlls. IV* RARITAN— 3 rm. apt.,Near all transportation Pis call 526-2879 must sacrifice, $25K/best (908) 390-5533. mos. sec. Cell 908-359- heat supplied. $550 & $70/weekly. Pis call 908- offer. 908-218-1896 •RANDVIEW 8354 or 281-7971 $600. Security, refs. sln- 356-3047 OARDENS •430 KINtLWORTH- Charm- gte prof. 908-722-5712 EDISON- furnished BARN SOOO FART-TIME 1 A 2 Bedroom Town- ing A Immac. 3Vi room RARITAN— 3 rooms & room, kitchen and laundry OR FULL-TIME INCOME houses. Central air. Indi- 2nd floor apt. avail, bath, 1st floor, working priveleges. $35O/mo. 1 MENDHAM- 2100 sq ft AT NOME- Servicing vidual storage. Walk to couple preferred. Avail. neighborhood office build- BOUND BROOK- 60 customers of the Micro- BO. BOUND BROOK- 3 immed. Off-street parking, mo. security. Available Inv park A tennis court* heat A hot water sup- March 1st. 526-0118. mediately. Call 287-6870 ing, no retail. 61 W. Main West Union Ave., 3 car Diet the Revolutionary Eu- • • * rm. modem apt., private 723-6740 plied. $650/mo. + secu- St. $399,900. Pis call gar. building, Ideal for ropean weight loss sys- PHILUMBURO- Garden entrance, excellent erea. RARITAN— attic, Studio, SRECN BROOK- Fur- 908-534-1325 storage. Call 356-4477 BRIDOEWATIR- 1 BR rity. Call after 6pm, 201- tem now sweeping Ameri- apartment site Investor Conv. rt. 287. 356-2287. apt., 1 person only. $500/ nished. Working female ca. Customers provided partner wanted. Active or Apt., In private house, 361-5975 mo. ail util, Included. over 25, non-smoker, refs METUCHEN- 700 & country setting, non- M30 120O sq. ft. storage/ware- thru national advertising. inactive. AH replies confi- MANVILLE- 1 BR studic 231-9293 & security. 908-9684319 Product also available for smoker. $590 mo. Inc.w/kltchen A bath, all utili- OfttcmRit house w/loading dock. dential. No brokers. RARITAN— Exce. loca- HILLBB0R0UOH- Near Avail. Immed. 494-1900 individuals interested in Reply: Box 24 c/o Forbes util. Avail. 4/1/92 908- ties supplied. $550/mo tion, 2 BR, modern, 1st 685-7631. Somerville. Private, fur- Diet Progam. Fteae* call Newspapers, PO Box 699, Call 725-2867 after 6PM floor, off streeet parkins, nished room, refrigerator. 1BB0 SO. FT. PLAINFIELD- Storage lneep*n««itt Micro-Diet Somerville, NJ 08876. $745/mi Call 766-4113 Laundry, shower. $250/ Busy Route 206 north lo- building 45x24', will di- •tfvleer Fred Oreeae BKDMINSTIR- "The BMDOIWATIR- large 2 vide into 24x24' or 24' MANVILLS- 2 BR, LR,RARITAN— newly reno- month. Security deposit & cation. Bridgewater. Va- S0S-7BS*B407. Hills" furnished A deco- BR ept. No pets. Security cant. $14.50 sq.ft. net xl2', Low rent (908) 549- •370 rated w/all amenities. 1 OR, EIK, W/W carpet, vated 1 BR, off-street refs, B017aa7l»t NVCBTMENT FIRM — A references. Pis cell washer and refr. Inc. lease. 1829. Vacation ffanfato BR. Avail, immed., $1150/ 908-526-1632 parking, no pets, heat In- MIBDLESBX- Furnished 50% interest for Safe. $725 per mo. sec. nocluded, $650/month. Pis RANALD C. BROWN mo. Call 908-234-9472 room, non-smoker, Fe ReaHer, •0S-4M-2MS Very private, very small. CLARK- Immed. avail. 2 pets. Call 707-1960 or call 908-788-8011 male. Call anytime, 9800 Enjoy arbitrating, buying FLORIDA HOUSC- Palm BOUND BROOK- 2BR family, 3 rms., naw kit. & 359-6701. HISMLAND PARK- 500 BUSINESS Townhouse, full bsmt., ROSEU.E— 3 rms, newly (908) 469-4978. & selling of securities for Coast, No. of Oaytona. 2- bath, off-it-prkg. $625/ MANVILLE- 3 BR, Main sq. ft. office on the Main OPPORTUNITIES our own account, BR, WAD, 5 mins beach, ltt baths, lease, security mo. + utll. IV2 mo. sec. decorated, heat & hot ROSELLE— Clean, quiet St. location. $820 plus water included. Sec, reft, Street (Raritan Ave.) of $1,000,000. Please reply clean, reasonable, no- & references, $950/mo. No pets. Call 908-381- & furnished room In pri-Highland Park. New facil- RANALD C. BROWN, Re- util and security. Avail. no pets, $575. 245-0300 vate home. Cooking & 0: Box 24, %Forbes pets. 9083568216 5118. No fees, Immed. Call 874-8240. ity with parking in excel- Newspapers, P.O. Box altar, 908-469-aMS SO. BOUND BROOK- laundry privileges, share lent location. Available M10 FLORIDA- Disney World CRANFORD- 2-famlly MANVILLE- large 1 BR bath. Close to shopping & foeSatm 699, Somerville, NJ Area. Private owners in BRIDOCWATSR- 5 min.2nd floor, 5 room unfur- Lge. 5 rooms, 2Bfts, quiet Immed. Call 781-7900 08876. from Rt. 287 & 22. 3 BRs, loft, $575 plus util. No area, w/w carpeting, busi- transp. $400/mo.+ se ext. 7500, 9-5 ask for Bil- Klsslmmee offer lowest nished apt. W/W carpet. pets. Call 457-5204 days, curity. Call 908-245-7914 possible recession beater full bsmnl, private yard A $675/mo. + util. Adults ness couple pref, $750 + lle Davis. ESTABLISHED LAWN or 359-5609 nights. anytime. MAINTENANCE- Com- LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR- rates for mid March A be- parking. Safe enough for pref. Call 908-276-1390. utils. 201-825-2179. HILLSBOROUOH- Pro- single girl, large enough MKTVCHEN- 3 BR, IVJ pany in Somerville area, seeks people for weight yond. Fully loaded 2 bed- SO.BOUND BROOK- 2- BOMERVILLE- Furn. fessional office building. loss. Dr. recommended & room, 2 bath super con- for family. Avail. 4/1. No baths, AC, W A D, In Vic- BRs, IV2 mos. sec,rooms $80-up. Sm. apts. fully equipped. For details pets. $850/mo. + util. CRANFORD- 4 rooms, torian home near train. 2200 sq. ft. Rt. 206 &call (908) 704-8234. guar. 10-30 lbs. in 1 mo, dominiums include kitch- 2nd floor, 2 family, heat $680f utils. No pets. $135/wk. Call manager Triangle Rd. at traffic Security & references No pets. $1095 + utili- 908-722-2107 5-7PM. Also earn $1000/$2000 en utensils, towels, linens 1 furnished, close to all Avail 4/1 908-755-6672 light. Available Im- FULL LINE BROCERY/SU- per mo. PT; $3000+ FT. A barbecue grills. Perfect req d. Call 218-0538. ties. 908-548-6400 trans., $850/mo+ utll. • •#•*• SOMERVIUE- Nicely mediately, 908-218-1100 FCBMARKET- For sale 908-231-6979 for economy minded fami- CRANF0RD- IB Spring- IVi mo. security. Avail. METUCHEN— 4 rooms, 1 SOMERVILLE— Spacious furnished room w/refrig. in St. Augustine, Fla,, sec- lies or retirees looking to bedroom, 2nd floor. 2 yr. KENILWORTH- Avail. onds from beach. Owner NEW field Ave. Luxury condo April 1, Call 272-0924 1BR garden apt. Free Non-smoker, male pref. Immed. approx 1100 sq. review area for relocation. bldg, 3 blocks to shops A lease. IVi month secu- Sec. $75/up. 725-6470 retireing. Call Ed Kaz at OFFORTUNITY CHANFORO— duplex, 3 heat & HW, mins. from ft. Prime office space. 1st Easiest & surest $39.99 per day, lower transp. Quality upgrades rity, references, credit re- Bridgewater Commons. 904-829-2222 rates for longer stays. Call BR apt., screened porch, port required. $750 4 floor. Heat & hot water way to extra cash. 2 BRs., 1 bath, $1175/mo $200 move-in rebate. Call supplied. Ample off street HILLSBOROUOH- Break- Tom, 908-422-1654. Incl H, H/W, gas. Indoor yard, convenient to elec. Call 908-280-2815. Free Info schools A transp. $825 +• J8-725-2596. 9470 parking, private entrance. fast/Lunch establishment. Call 908-873-2607 HILTON HEAD IC- garage A elevator. March MIDDLESEX- 3 spacious * * * • Apartment* id Shan Call Carl 908-272-5100. Prime Hwy. location. Call 1st occupancy. Super util. IVi mo. sec. Call You won't be Beach A tennis resort. 382-2434 rooms, 1st floor, no pets, 908-874-7620, 4PM-8PM disappointed. 2BR, 2 bath condo, AC, 908 276 2687 or 686 on bus line & convenient 1800 B/K Mgmt. CRANFORD— gentleman E. BRUNSWICK- Prof'l METUCHEN— 2-3 room MOBILE LOCKSMITH OFFORTUNITIES OF THE olf available near by. to shops. 908-968 1093. SOMERVILLE F, 2 BR, 2 bath apt BUSINESS- fully 575/ wk. Call 889-2292 to share 4 room apt., offices, prime location, •ft •& tO'a tr 6 t EDISON- 2 BR Condo, close to town A transp., MIDDLESEX- 4 rooms LUXURY APTS $420+ 1/2 utll. 3/15. near train & bus, offequipped van, tools & in- Telemarketing from your NIW JMSBV SHORE W/W carpet. DW, WAD.avail. April 1, please call Super Clean! Off street Must like pets. 257-5339. street prkg. 84»-8400. ventory. $20,000 nego. home. 24 HOUR HOTLINE. SUMMIR RENTALS- Near train station A all parking. Business couple Top area, 1, 2 & 3 Mary Oixon, Century 21- ISSLIN- seeking quiet, METUCHEN- 500 & 908-654-9553. Selling (908) 563-4212. Dept. 1. Call for a free directory to major highways. $850 + DS Kuzsma Realty preferred. No pets. Lease. bdrms, air condi- prof, for semi absent due to health reasons. utilities. IVi mo. security. 1200 sq. ft. office w/pri- be mailed to your '—me. 908-272-8337 Refs, Sec. $700/mo. roommate. Own bed & SOMERVILLE— Deli/Con- (908) 918-10C, touch 1 yr. lease. Please call tioned. Heat, hot vate entrance & parking. ROBIN LEACH gives a five RANALD C. BROWN bath, W/D, AC, pool, Close Avail, immed. 494-1900. venience Store, busiest the "*" then enter 3900 908-287-0661. DORCHESTER ReaHer, 9OS-469-2333 water and cooking star rating to homo based to Metro Park. $400 + half street in Somerville, est. Income opportunity. Free leave message. EDISON- Walk to train, HOUSE gas included. Balco- utils. Plz. Iv. msg. 908-METUCHEN— Newly dec- orated office bldg. 2 for 49 yrs, excellent po- video of his half-hour TV NOKOMIS, FLORIDA Ige. rooms, 2 BR, IVi Somorvlll* MIDDLESEX- large 1 BR nies, country setting, 855-1564 tential, two apts. over apt, Include heat & hot blocks to conrail station. special, a proven lead Between Sarasota and bath, LR, DR, country Kit., walk to town. Stor- MANVILLE- Seeking store, only $299,900 for generator. Join one 0' the W&D, appliances. Patio, water, $625/month, no Walk to everything. 24( Venice. Available 10/1-3/ age. Cable TV op-prof, non-smoker female sq. rt. to 5800 sq. ft. Ca business & real estate. fastest growing com- 31, $500 Includes utili- storage shed. Tennis, pool Luxury pets. Pis call 609-492- Call SOMERSET REAL 7868 tional. $620 when roommate to share 2 BR9OB-280-2815. panies in America today. ties. Local phone and A clubhouse. Avail. 4/1. High Rise apt. $25O/month+ utils. ESTATE AOENCY Call William Hopkins, cable TV, double bed, eat908-709-1565 Elevator Apartments MIDDLESEX- Mid- available. Call Kathl 908-707-0999 FISCATAWAY— Office 0 B0S-72E-1S3S Inaependent Micro Diet in kitchen, shower and dlesex village. Spa- Retail. 6,000 sq. rt. Wll Atfviter at: EDISON- Woodhaven- 722-9177 722-4444 NEW BRUNSWICK- Prof, divide. Also dentist office bath, Sundeck, 1 mile to Immac. 2BR, 2 bath, all Cloua 1 BR Oarden apt. 1-S00-S77DIET. the beach and fishing! $S7B/mo. includes heat SOMERVILLE- 1st floor female to share 3 BR Rt. 287 & Stelton Rd appls., walk to train. apt. 2 BR, bath, Ig. kit.Condo. AC, W&D, cable. SECOND INCOME UN- Secluded! Quiet. $950/mo. or fur- Studio A HW. NO FETS. Fool 981-1313. 1 A 2 Bedrooms avail. 3BS-6SB0 Iv mag $700 per month plus utll. $400/mo. +V3 utils. 908- OpportunHJas LIMITED— Must be open 908-386-3047 nished negotiable. 908- 1 172 mo. security. Avail, 828-8441 SOMERVILLE- 2 offic minded & hardworking 985-7675 or 850-9867 NEW BRUNSWICK- immed. Call 725-2968. prof, suite. Paneling, AC SEASIDE PARK - TO: ANYONE WHO Call 908-874-3208. (OCEAN BLK.) Just 250 ft. DUNELLEN— 3 rooms, 2 APARTMENTS carpeting, private parking HILLSBOROUOH- 4 bed- SOMERVILLE— 2 BR, WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A START YOUR OWN from the ocean, very large room, 2Mt bath unit, convenient location, laun- STUD10:avail. immed., Call 908-725-6660. dry facilities in basement. 2nd floor, nice neighbor- HIOHER QUALITY LIFE- MEDICAL A clean apts. Sleeps 8, washer/dryer, AC, central $525. hood, $750/mo.+utils. 1 SOMERVILLE- furnishe Available Immediately. Pis 3 BEDROOM: avail. 4/1, to STYLE. BILUNO BUSINESS $675/wk. Sleeps 5-9475/ heat, new w/w carpet, mo. sec. 908-996-6364 commercial/business of' Kim & I have found a way wk. Call us for our Juno call 201-575-6225. $925. We train, equip and show dishwasher, custom flees. Share reception to be able to make more you how to market this rental rates. blinds, dining room, living * * * * 908-475 4211 SOMERVILLE— 2 BR, secretarial services., of large LR, 1st floor of 2 * * * * money than we could ever much needed service. 908-537-2597 room & yard. Pool, tennis EASTON, FA.- 1, 2 A 3 NEW BRUNSWICK- 2 ROOMMATE WANTED- flee street parking. Conve spend, and have all the nvestments of $3995 St clubhouse available. BR apts. & Townhouses, family house, off-st prkg, nient to Courthouse SEASIDE PARK— Ocean rooms, private bath, 3rd yard, $68O/mo t utlls, to share townhouse In free time to enjoy it with required. Block 4 BR, 2 bath house, $1250/mo. Call 908-231- Luxury garden apts w/easy floor, share kitchen, Somereat/Quallbrook, downtown. 526-5440 our family & friends. OIVE CALL 1-S00-87S-7427 0100 Mon-Frl 9 to 6. access to Rt. 22 & mins. IY2 mo sec req. 908- perfect for 2 families to $350/mo. Incl. utils. avail. 2310475 M/F, mint be WATCHUNO— Approx US A CALL AT tOS-672- for your free Information share. Avail. June 27- NO FLAINFIBLD- large 1 from N. J. Low, low. Pa.3/1. 908-828-9184. Profeaetonal «ge 2I-3B. 500-1375 sq. ft. in pro-1214. We will treat you packet. rents. Call 215-559-1411 SOMERVILLE- good lo- Sept. 7. 5735/wkly or BR condo. Perfect for NO FLAINFIELD- large 1 Call 722-3000 ««t. till fessional bldg., ample like family & show you STAY HOME- earn over $6950 for entire season. • * * * cation, 2 BR, 2nd fir apt., or axt. B1&0. parking, easy access to how you can do It tool commuters. AC A w/w ca- BR. Perfect for commut- $65O/mo t- util. 1 mo. $100 a day. Easy work. 908-806-6200 days; petlng. Avail May 1st. or * * * * BRIDQEWATER- Work- routes 78 & 22. Avail, Recorded message ers. AC & w/w capeting. sec. Call 908-469-6196 ing woman to share large Excellent pay. Amazing re- 908-782 8639 eves. before. $750/month In- COISON ESTATES Avail May 1st. or before. mmed. Call 908 561 New la th» tint*, corded message, FREE cludes heat A hot water. Urge 1 BR, 4 RM apt.$750/month Includes SOMERVILLE- Spacious ranch. $350 + utlls & 1 2600, 908-232-9323. Frank ftKi m TOFSAIL ISLAND, N.C. mo. sec. Call 722-8388. details. 908-324-7651, 10 Area Golf Courses Pis call 908-755-1526 CAC, convenient to public heat & hot water. Pis call 1 bdrm. apt. close to pub- WESTFIELD- Elmer St. Ext. 101. lic trans. & shopping. Off 3 BRs, 21/2 baths, pool, PISCATAWAY- Spacious transportation, quiet dead 908-755-1526 SO. FLAINFIELD- Non-Office or retail spaco end street. $700/ month. street parking, cent. A/C & ocean, photos available. 1 BR co-op. EIK, DR, LR NO. BRANCH— 3rd fir. smoking female to share 1000 sq. ft., $1200/ mo. 201-992-1590 heat, balcony, laundry 3 BR home, $380/mo Call (908) 233-0448 0 201-927-1730 w/w carpet, AC, appl,, rear apt. Non-smoker No pets. room. For Info 526-5128 unit, pool. Very quiet, EDISON- 4 rooms & CAC, washer/ dryer, $400 + Vt util. Call 754-9143 (908) 232-3381. Modular Additions: 9400 $59,000. Call 469-7436 bath, 2nd floor of private security & ref. 685-2686. SOUTH BOUND BROOK- after 6PM home, adults preferred, 1 BR, near Rt. 287, utils. INSTANT ADDITION RENTALS no pets. $650 per month, NO. PLAINFIELD, ncludccl. $S99/mo. Call SOMERSET— Quailbrook, OREENWOOD GAR- 647-7089. to your home. like new, 2 bdrm. Condo, 1 month security. DENS- Newly rano- DR, LR, bath, galley kitch- CALL S49-2O12 vated 1 BR A 2 BR gar- SPRINGFIELD- This is the time If you are thinking of adding onto your 9410 en, fully carpeted, AC, all QAHWOOD— 1 BR reno- dan apt, S6I0.41 * Furnlthad luxury 3 room current house, let us show you a mod- ffOfTIOS appliances & upgrades. vated, apts. Secure Bldg., «7S0.41/mo, Include* npt. Includes utlls., W/W ular addition first. They offer: Easy commute to all garages, close to transp. heat A HW. NO PETS. carpet, W&D, CAC, TV, lin- to take charge of A FROFESSIONAL REAL- major hwys. $850/mo. Pis & shopping. No pets. Call 786-1187 leave msg sns, prkg. Non-smoker, • BETTER QUALITY TOR— will help you obtain call 908-8210355 908-789-9198 no fees. si, "lu prof. $B75/mo. 1 • Because of excellent quality control, a Norrit Treat/ home, townhomo or NO. PLAINFIELD- sec. Call 201-912-0862, your life! SOMERVILLE- 1 yr. OARWOOD- 1st floor, 5 Nationwide Modular Addition coasts superior construc- condo rental. Rental fees rooms, 2 bedrooms, W&D WATCHUNQ— Efficiency tion. Why? Each addition Is assembled Indoors In a paid by landlord. Call John lease, 11/2 mo. security, Qulet property, Watchung Get your Real Estate controlled environment (nevsr any weather worries). turn, or unfurn, 2 BR, IV hookup. Aval). 3/1. $800 side of Rt. 22, 6 rooms, 2 apt., AC, off-street park- Today at RE/MAX PART- + utilities. Please call ing. Refs. 1172 mos. soc. license now—and The work Is performed by hlohly-skllted. experienced NERS REALTORS. 908- 2 bath, full bsmt, attac, bedrooms, garage, $850/ professionals. And, of course, your favorite name brands balcony, all appl., CAC, 908-789-3038. mo + utilities. Available $465/mo. plus elec. Avail. be ready tor S34-B052 aje available In carpel, vinyls, appliances, wall coverings, cable, 4 yrs. old. $980/ OARWOOD— 2nd fl.,April 1st. immed. 908-755-1443. the boom. windows, etc. BRIDQEWATER- Nearly mo- utll. Avail. June 1. 2BRs, couple pref., no CALL 908689 7219 WATCMUNO- Unfur- new Colonial, 4BRs, 2Vi 526-5616 pets, avail. 4/1 $695. NO. FLAINFIELD- 1 nished 2 room studio. With the lowest interest baths, great location. • REASONABLE COST SOMERVILLE- 2 BR, Meat & hot water Incl. 1 Bedroom, nice area, near S550/mo. Utilities Incl. rates in almost 20 • High quality Isn't the only reason people select Norrla Avail. Immed. $2000 ( mos. sec, Refs, Conven. Adults, soc. & ref. Call Treat' Nationwide Modular Addition. Since modular or utlls. Pascal*, Realtor IVi bath, quiet, In-town bus, $575 + . Pis cnll years, real estate location, convenient to location. 908-789-1380. 908-754-4642. 908-561-3279. factory-built additions make so much sense, t'luir casts 68 N. Brldg* St., Som. activity will be BIO considerably less — often as much as 20% less, as major Hwys, CAC, W&O. booming 908-723-1032 $900/mo. 218-0432 compared lo traditional housing construction costs. And CALIFON- ground lovel In financing Is much easier! Ranch house, 2 BR, LR, 1992! DR, new carpet, modern 9440 • FAST OCCUPANCY kit., new bathroom. Utility Aparbnerrta • It tokos just two weeks Irom the day your addition MORTGAGES arriveB until the day your family moves In.. And Iherp's room w/cablnet storage, baseboard HW/oll heat. BOUND •ROOK— 1 BR, no mess All the mess Is let at the factory! Attic storage, off street off-street parking, near N.J. Real Estate Commission parking. Good location, transp. Ploaso call 287- 3O YEAR 15 YEAR approved prellcenslng course • COMPARE near shopping. W/D, stove 2778 lor more Info. 3 % 7 % LIMITED • Compare nil this to stick-built additions...Quality & refrlg. Inc. 11/2 mosBOUN. D BROOK— 1st TIME $5995 Cost Construction time Norrli Traat/ Nationwide sec. *925/mo. 908 832 floor of Ige. 2-Famlly, 3 8 /8 7 /8 ONLY I win3 ovory tlmei II wo don't nlieady havo a plan that 2164 BRs, 2 baths, AC, Fom. suits you. we can make ono Select a basic plan and For details call make II youl CRANFORD- Prime locn Rm, groat nren, yard, ga- Flrsplacos, porchm. Jacks, garages lofts...your person- tlon, convenient to rngo. No pets. Avail. 4/1. 8.76 8.43 1-800-544-3000 ality, not oursl Move up...Move up to. . $925/mo. t utlls. 908- schools & transp. 4 BR, •Pjli>5 Sub|oct to Chontjc Without Notice Daytime, Evening & SINCE 1956 den, IVi baths, 4 fire 722-4203 Saturday classes places. $1500/mo. Call BOUND BROOK- 2 BR GRIAf now forming. NORRIS TREAT 908-276-5795 or 908-opt., 2nd fir., heat In- Major credit 272-4831. cluded, utll. extra. $735/ Mil cards CONSTRUCTION 'V PISCATAWAY- Lako Nol- mo. 356-1753; 356-3166 ^yc.f-^ii " ' COMPANY" accept ad ' AtHndinq ihli tcix NATIONWIDE HOMES will nof onH0Rf« you son area. 2-3 BR, 1 bath, BOUND BROOK- 3 rm. I Pauy Con;»'.y" MORTGAGE to h«icnmi nrn^ny«cl 1-800-8-MODULAR large kitchen, DR, family npt., 1 bath, 2nd floor. with nir •UltlaKil room, gBrgo, dock, nice Inc. hont, cold water, now CORP. 175 South St. Rill Etlmla Uroktrfil, area. $975/month t utlls. Weichert nor guirant** you »n If busy dial 908-537-7991 W/W enrpot, no pots, 1 | Call: {201) 981 5900 Morristown, N.J. 07960 InMrvltw of t Ion Pis call 908 699-9098 or mature parson. $575/mo. Roal Estnte with our ««IH«Ud 699-2255 1 mo. sec. Call 366-9020 (800)551-5552 Llccnsorl Mortij.ifio Ponder, N J. Dcpl. ol Bonking School Rut Encn Dmlut|i). 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Call excel cond, $4200. 908 $2300, 297-1718. carl 908-232-6081 CHIVY— 88 Corvette 84 F350 Wrecker CNIVY- 4i, Prodject ,— 88 Prelude, sll- Coupe, perfect Mack on JIIP— 66 Comanche 381 4spd., hydraulic m BW'SSBl 526-7680 sfter 4pm Stro4'$750/BO; OLBS auto, sunroof, AC, tilt * * # * Mack, stick, every option, 4x4, 6 cyl., auto, O/D, Air, body, 48K miles, all I7S4S6S ••- U 455, AC, PS, PS, wheel, dealer serviced, CHRYSU*- 85 LeBaron new tires, phone, 1 adult AM/FM cass stereo, 51K black, exc. cond. $7500. WS WILL SCU. YOUR PArindows-*300/BO. 9M- AM/FM cass., 1 owner. Convertible, low mileage, owner, 60K miles. ml, excel, cond. $5000/ 908-277-3775 wkdays. 281-0362. 50K hwy ml., Exc. cond. $2800. 908-722-6115 BO. 908-247-8273 $50,6007BO. Call Wayne — 90 FI5O pick-up, in/out. $9150/BO. Call * * * * 908-767-8600 days WINTBR 8STAWAYI- 35' CHCVY- 77 Impale sta- 821-7219 HV- 89 Cherokee LTD, XL2 Lariat 4X2, auto, CAR! CHIVY- 87 Cavalier MBRCURY- 89 Topai CHBVY- 89 2-24, con- 24K, $9995. Call Sth wheel trailer on cor- tion wagon, 10SK ml. Run Lts. Top of the line, 4-dr. Sunroof, black/gray leath- Top DoHar perfectly. $800 extra*. 224, R«d with gray Inte- MOMOA- 89 Accord LXI, vertible, 11,000 miles, er, warranty, mint condi- 769-7250. ner lot in Fla. Affordable!, 3-dr., hatch, auto, AC, sedan w/every option auto, all extras, like new, Financing Is the Keyl Call 297-6070 908-722-5308 rior, sunroof, excellent avail. 41k miles, market tion, 41,000 miles. condition, original owner, loaded, mint cond., 42K $11,250. Call (908) 782- $15,495, 752-0300 days. •09-795-6134 CHIVY- 83 Citation, 6- $9300. 908-221-1036 value over $8000 Asking 2116. cyl., 119K, excellent me- 52,000 miles. Must sell. $7200. 908-271-7748 Jeff. HCOO chanlcal cond. $700. $4,995. Please call John HONDA- 90 CMC, (18 CORVITTI- 76 Sting after 5pm, at (908) 968- P0MTMC- 89 Grand AM nonrs After 5 PM 752-7460. months) factory warranty, Ray, T-Roofs, suto, fuHy LE, auto, AM/FM cass., UK miles, excellent con- DOOM- 79 Diplomat, loaded, garage kept. Exc. AC, cruise, 1 owner, AIM- 1868 Rambler, 6 dition, like new. $5,900, cond $7500. 722-8645 $5900. 908-253-8876 small 8, 90K ml., PS, PS, A - All P0R8J8H AOTO- cyi., MR miles, moior is Call 846-8385. DATSUN— 81 280ZX, 2 + auto, asking $500. Good very quiet, runs good. Top dollar, buying cars. tranap., new Inspection. HYUNDAI- 87 Excel GL 2, auto, fully loaded, ex- OffNMNfJ $800/80. 908-521-1817 BOOM— 72 Challenger, 908-463-8690 HB, 4 door, 49K miles, cellent condition, runs Foreign parts SCORPION— 14' fiber AC, am/fm stereo, very 340, auto, duel exhaust, great, $2000/B0. Call I— 77 Super cab 8 BUICK- 82 Regal, AC, Just passed Inspection. HONDA- 81 CB G50,body, sails great, trailer. ft. cap plus slide In bed. good condition. $3000 or 908-3021219 for sale Sacrifice. S750/BO 908- AM/FM, PS, PB, tilt wheel, best offer, 9858827. MUST SEE! $1800. good condition, $700/B0. VB, AC, PB, PS, $1000. CaH 968 8SS STBS 86 Mustang IX, Tow truck, We pick-up. Call 908-526-0116 5pm- 359-7540 new trans., reblt. INTRODUCTIONS... cond., must 908-469-1418. new tires. $1500. great Hotline 9pm A way for people to meet FORD— 67 Mustang, Re- $2600. Call after 7PM JEIP- 70 CJ6. Blk. top, 272-5124 built engine and transmis- 968-7900 roll bar, 3 SPO., convert- people, every week In 906-276-3746 BUICK- S3 RMere, full your local Forbes newspa- sion. Auto, PS, excellent NEW 24 hr. service able. $800/B0. (908)789- condition, Must sell. NISSAN— 87 Pulsar NX, MOTORCYCLE 0431-Ask for Eugene. power.burgundy w/eun- per. The ad Is free, then 34K ml., auto, PS, PB, ABSOLUT! rf,exc.cond.,100K,l o one call does it all! $2,700. Cell at (908) 463-7075. Air, AM/FM stereo cass., INSURANCE $2750V»0. 548-6741. 1-BO0-BB9-S49B Red. Excel, cond. Orig. GMC WIDUYALLMBTALS TRIUMPH- 71 650. Rigid BUM*— M LeSebre. Es- MIRCURY— 86 Sable JAMJAR- 71 XKE Road- owner. $6200/80. 90S- 469-2*6* Frame, Many new parts. tate wagon, loaded to the wagon, 70K, fully loaded, ster, serious Inquiries 769-4292 Best Offer. Pis call 908- For Any Type only. Call 908-218-0363. ALL CARS WANTI0- 721-4189. hilt, brand new tires, + FWD, cruise, AM/FM PONTIAC— 86 Trans Am, TRUCKS any car old, new or junk, brakes, battery, shocks. stereo cass., extra seat, 1 MIRCURY- 69 Cougar, CLEARANCE - specialized Of Motorcycles S7K ml. Meticulous front 38K, loaded, AC, AM/FM 908-248-0213. Towing CHIVY- 81 Monte Carlo owner. $6850. 755-6672 mechanically sound cass., T-tops, alarm. Mint truck bodies, Pickups, •vail. Landau, loaded, ave. ml.,to rear. 908-253-M90 $1000780. Pis can 908- MIRCURY— 87, Topaz cond. $8,800. 548-0698 Vans, Suburbans, I Ante i Also Personal 229 6 cyl. Very good CHIVY- 84 Caprice GS, 4-DR, auto, AC, AM/356-1606 Jimmy's, Dump trucks, cond. $1200. 879-7823 FONTIAC- 67 GTA Trans Replacement Classic, 64K miles. PS, FM cass., all power, OLDS- 56, Holiday 88, Am, Burgundy, alarm sys- 4WDs. Most models & For uninsured motorists Watercraft CHIVY- 85 Camaro. 6 PB, AC. 1 owner, $2600. clean, excel, cond. High 5SK orig. ml., mechani- tem, tinted windows, new Med. duty chassis up to S0eV789-S46a Insurance cyl. Auto, PS, PB, AC, T- Call after 4pm 968-2973. ml. but priced low atcally perfect. $6000/80. 350 motor with warranty. 54,600# GVW. Used tops, AnVFm cass, 78K, $2975/80. Call 908 908-231-0475 trucks, low priced left- HONDAS, NISSANS, TOY- CHBVY— 85 Monte Carlo, Mint condition, garage OTAS WANTIB- also all RUNS GREAT. $1800/80. 6 cyl., PS, AC, tilt wheel, 356-8138 kept. $8,900 or best overs, discounts, rebates, A Complete CALL B7$-S87O. P0NTIAC- 78 Pheonix, 6 Leasing, or 8.9% GMAC foreign autos. Pis call MOBIL! HOMS- 67, cruise, rear defog., wire NISSAN- 87 Sentra, 4- cylinder, automatic, am/ offer. Call (908) 685- 908-5721999 anytime Selection of wheels, AM/FM cess., 85k dr., Lt. Blue, AC, PS, PB, 0826. financing on selected 12X60, 2 BRs, CAC, must CHIVY- 86 Cavalier, 4- fm, some new parts, over- models. No sales comm. be moved out of trailer dr., 4-cyl., auto, PS, PB,ml., clean. $2950. Call stereo/tape, 40K, 5-spd. all good condition, needi JUNK CARS WANTED- Clothes, 908-9691447 (908) 241-8247 aft 6pm. Top CSI rating for Sales & Late model wrecks A park, E. Brunswick, asking AC, AM/FM radio, 75K. some work. Must sell, call Service. $6000. 908-560-9235 Collectibles $2000/80. Call 469-3244 NISSAN- 89 Pulsar NX (908) 805-0154. trucks. Top $$$ Paid. CHRYSUR— 82 Fifth Av- CHIVY— 86 Berlinetta, W/T tops, 4 cyl., auto, PS, COLONIAt MOTORS 908-548-6582 and Accessories. PB, AC, P/mlrrors, cherry ROUT! 1* WIST Use Your Card... enue, clean, 90K, asking fully loaded, all power, FORD- 88 Aerostar XL, 7 JUNK CARS/TRUCKS $1900 or BO. Please call alarm, 44K miles, white red w/black int.. AM/FM WANTCD- any cond., 7 stereo tape, 60K + miles. pass., 6 cyl., auto, AC, after 6 PM 753-0581. with grey interior, $6000. 87K mi., exc. cond., dark •OS-722-2700 days, flat bed service. Call Pis call 908-247-2652 $6788. Call Pat 908-752- 699-1053 Harley-Davidsoii 6872. myt blue, $5,500, Call Mrs. DOME- 87 Omni, 4-dr, CHIVY- 87 Caprice 1 owner, auto, AC, AM/FM Kahn 9-5 (908) 439-CHBVY— 69 pick-up, 4- PIRONI'S AUTO 8AL- of Edison Classic, 4-dr, V-8 eng. PS, OLDS- 77 98 Coupe, BUICK— 87 Grand Na- 2184. VA«I- cars & trucks 79K miles, excel cond. PB, Air, AM/FM stereo, blue over white, beautiful, spd., good cond., $850 or Ask $1995. 889-6259 tional, fully loaded, mint PORD- 86 Aerostar, 6 BO. Call 422-3476. wanted. Highest prices 59K ml.. 1 owner, excel, garage kept. 114.000K paid. Free pick up. Con- 299 Rt. 1, Edison cond. 26K ml., asking cyl., AC, 72K ml., Excel, CHIVY— 78 Blazer, 4 FORD- BO Mustang GT, eond. $4700/B0. call miles. $1795. 722-0082 $13,500. Call 908- cond., $5500. Call 908- tainer service available. Quick And $1775. HONDA— SO Pre- 908-752-4375 wheel drive, 350, auto, 5631630 (908) 985-7546 OLDS- 85 Cutlass 526-6368 221-1605 or 953-9160 professlonallly rebuilt en- Convenient! lude, $900. Pis call 908- CHIVY— 88 Cavalier Sta- Clera Brougham, 846-8450 CADILLAC- 85 Fleet- gine, transmission, must tion Wagon, Auto, p/door Custom leather interior, wood Brougham, Metallic sell In 3 weeks. $2000. FORD- 83 Mustang locks, cruise, 31K miles, all power, excellent condi- gray/burgundy Int. fully Capri, hatch, auto, AC, Ad$ in CtissMM Call (908) 722-1116 or excellent condition. tion, 64,000 miles. loaded. 7SK. $5425/80. (908) 704-8060. 65K miles, $1750. Pis $4300, Call 821-1430. $2,800, Please call 908-874-5709 dontco$t- call 908-218-0262. (908) 369-5417. CHIVY- 91 S10 Pickup, CHBVY— 90 Beretta GT CHRYSLER- 86 5th Ave, Ttfypay! 4-cyl., 5-ipd., AC, AM/FM FORD- 85 Mustang IX V-6, auto, loaded, black/ OLDS- 91 Cutlass Su- COMING... Loaded, excellent condi- Coupe, AC, AM/FM, 70K red int., 42K miles, exc. preme, 26K, loaded, PS, cess., 3500 ml. Call 908- tion, leather Interior, origi- 738-0531 mi, new motor, excel, cond. $8800. 908 277- PB, V6. Exc. condition. nal owner, 55K miles, $1695. Nick 908 753 3775 wkdays. $12,500. 908 859-0204 $6800 or best offer. Eve- DORRS— 78 Tradesman 1611 or 908-561-4329. 300 extended Van, will CHIVY- 90 Cavalier PONTIAC- 80 Grand Pri nings (908) 968-0797. 4-dr, white, fuel Injection, X, 80K, V6, Vinyl Interior, Must sell. pull horse trailer any HONDA- 81 Prelude, exc. cond.. 29H mites, 1 1 owner, garaged. Excel- place. Never been stuck. Blue, 5-spd, MS, alarm, owner, $7200. 756-0202 lent condition. $1200. Made for horse shows. 3 P-sunroof, many extras. 549-0710. JAOUAR- 76 XJ6L, clas- CHIVY- 79 Pick Up 4x2, captains chairs, 2 bench Call 908-424-0184 CHRVSLIR— 89 Con- sic style. Exc. cond. EJag 90 rebuilt engine, low seats folded down Into quest, White, turbo 4 SUBARU-89 GL Wagon, centerfold car. Blaupunkt mileage, 4 new gasbed, oven/stove, sink/ HONOA- 83 Accord, 2-dr speed auto, LOADED, 34,000 miles, AC, 60,000 syi. Must be seen. Asking shocks, few rust spots. 5-spd., AC, sunroof, over cooler, cheap Recre- OR GOING... pampered, garage kept, a mile warranty, very good $6000. 297-9447 $2000. 908-704-1267. 120K miles, $1900. Pis ational Insurance & Regis- must see. 39K miles. condition, $7,200 or best 297-2300 days tration. Asking $2500. call 908-218-0262 offer. (609) 466-9455, DID YOU 412,000 or best offer. JAdUAR- 86 XJS, KNOW... 908-668-0713, Iv. msg. HONDA- 85 Accord, 5 Call Paul 908-253-0824. evenings. 80,000 original miles, that an ad in this local PORO- SO F350 Dump, spd, sunroof, $2400. Call DID YOU TOYOTA— 78 cellca, 2-dr, one owner, $10,000. Call 908-359-6012 paper also goes into 16 PS, PB, good condition, Buying or Selling... KNOW... hatch, 5-spd, 131k miles, Dawn at (908) 287-1000. other local papers? Reach $3,900. Call (908) 322- MIRCURY- 83 Lynx. that an ad in this local Asking $895/BO. Call LINCOLN- 8346, Town over 400,000 readers 2717. Auto, P.8., Air, very good paper also goes Into 16 469-3463 car, Cartler Series, fully with one call! You Can't Beat The Deals In condition. $1600. Call other local papers? Reach FORD- 62 EI5O- Handle. TOYOTA- 88, Tercel, loaded, 3SK mi. 1 Owner. 1-806-BB9.949B Hi-Top Van, side lift, AC, 753-0361. over 400,000 readers •tick, 35K ml., perfect Garage kspt. Asking with one call! FORD- 85 Bronco II, V6, AM/FM cass., w/2 E&J cond. $3300. Call 908- $6600. 908 298-9133 AC, AM/FM cass. PS, PB, 1-6O0-BS9-949S alec, wheelchairs, 16K NISSAN- 83, Stanza. 548-4950 MERCIDI8 MNI- 73 62K, 4WD, Excel. Cond. orig. ml. $6000. Call 908- Auto, PS, PDL, AM/FM DODM— 91 Spirit, 4-dr., VW- 7 7 Beetle, new 220, gas, $925 or best $5000/B0. 874-3360 561-8966. stereo cass, 173K, newalrbag, 5-spd., AC, Im-short block engine, newoffer. Pis call 908-874- maculate, balance of 7/ INTRODUCTIONS... Inspection, new drive int., excel, cond. $1800/ 6758 leave message A way for people to meet shaft. Good running con- 70 warr. 908-359-1923 BO. 908-231-0475 SAAB- 89 900S, 5-spd, people, every week In dition. $1500/B0. Serious POND— 86 Taurus GL your local Forbes newspa- inquiries only • 246-0706. VW— 80 Convertible, new AC, all power, AM/FM wagon, super cond., fully top, very good cond, 2nd cass, sunroof, loaded, exc per. The ad Is free, then NI9SAN- 86 Sentra 2 loaded, 75k mi., $4950. owner, 122K, $2995. Call cond, 43K ml. Asking one call does K all! dr., 5 spd., AC, AM/FM Call 908-545-3686 after 6pm 908-5263765. $12,000. 908-561-3091 1-S00-SB9-B49B cassette, exc. cond. FORD- 91 Taurus GL, 6 $2000. 908-232-2748 cyl., auto, PS, PB, Air, after 5pm. r.dofog., Inter, wipers, OLDS— 83 Delta 88 PW/L/Seats ft Antenna, Brougham, 4-dr, black, AM/FM stereo cass., tilt, V8, auto, AC, P/W, P/L, P/ cruise, P/mlrrors, full Seats, AM/FM cast., all spare, Whlte/Dk.Blue Int. new parts, 98K miles, 1 6500 ml. $13,500. NIcK, AUTOMOTIVE owner, mint cond., days 908-412-4454; $2150.908-769-4388 eves. 908-276-3361 When You Buy From A Dealer With DIRECTORY A Reputation For Reliability... PEACE OF MIND IS A BIG EXTRA AT NO EXTRA COST!

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1 ighthawks at the the 1920s and 1930s heightened it. diner of Emma's 49er, Since rail travel was considered there's a rendezvous of the height of luxury at the time, strangers around the the owners of these quick-eats es- coffee xirn tonight, all tablishments styled them "lunch N cars," which had a classy ring. the gypsy hack.% the insomniacs. Now the paper's been read, now tlie Though nobody can pinpoint ex- waitress said: Eggs and sausage, actly when the name "diner" was and a side 0/ toast. Hash browns coined, it seems a natural contrac- over easy. Chili in a bowl with tion of the railroad-derived term burger and fries - now what kind "dining car." of pie! There are still a number of diner Tom Waits' ode to the joys of factories in New Jersey. The larg- late night diner culture strikes a est is Kullman Industries, an chord with anyone who's dawdled Avenel firm founded in (1927) as away some early a.m. time with a the Kullman Dining Car Company. plate of fries and a bottomless cof- The Paramount and DeRaffelc fee cup. But like any environment, companies, respectively based in a diner has its phases, and differ- Oakland and Nw Rochelle. also ent people show up at different trace their roots back to the '30s. times. The morning crowd, doing The liWOs were what Mr. Gut- some heavy duty fueling-up More man ealled "the futuristic, stream- punch-in time; the lunchcrs, get- lined period" of timer design. "For- ting in some quick nourishment mica was developed as a rigid in- before the afternoon kicks in; the sulation in the 'teens." he ex- nightcrawlers, looking for » place plained, it came into use in din- to warm up or cool down before ers in the 1930s as they began making laminate sheets." going home. There arc people who love the A short stack of facts about American diners Diners are a city-bred phenom- diner in all its phases, and some of enon. "They were near transit them have turned that love into tin Story by Steven Hart ^Graphics by Barry Rumple areas, docks, factories. . .any place where people needed to eat quick- avocation, The avatar of diner afi- y cionados is Richard J.S. Gutman, a It all itarted wttti Walter Scott Massachusetts resident who literally wrote the book on the They were also a quick, relatively easy way to go into ince the word "diner" automatically conjures up subject: The American Diner, published in 1979 by Harper business for yourself, "These were mostly independent peo- and Row and now an out-of-print collector's item com- images of truck drivers in search of sludgy coffee ple," Mr. Gutman said. "You could buy diners back then for manding prices as high as $300, Mr, Gutman said he is and fast eats, most people would assume diners as little as a quarter down and the rest inpayments. If your "about halfway through" a revised version to be published were born as the first major interstate highways place was popular you could pay it off quickly." next year by HarperCollins. started criss-crossing the nation, In the 1920s, somewhere between $5,000 and $10,000 Another storehouse of diner lore is also a Massachusetts "Well, yes and no," Mr. Gutman said. "It actually goes would get you a 10 1/2-foot-wide by 30-fcct-long diner with man, Larry Cultrera, author of a regular column on diner back to the 19th century, and it's something that people 15 to 20 scats, kitchen equipment, even tableware - pot lore for the Philadelphia-based Society for Commercial Ar- who know nothing about diners are surprised to hear," and pans, silverware, the works, In the postwar years, particularly the 1950s, diners start- cheology, which devotes itself to the stylistic The diner did in fact take to the road when ed coming in more than one section, allowing them to grow fine points of motels, diners, food stands and Americans became more mobile, he explained. larger and approximate the size of a small or middle-sized other bits of roadside Americana that usually But the ancestor of the diner was born in 1872, restaurant. This period also marked the appearance of the get sneered at if they're noticed at all. in Providence, R.I., and its father was an en- "Colonial" and "Mediterranean" diner styles. The latter, trepreneur named Walter Scott, who used a Messrs. Gutman and Cultrera come not to with its stone facings and rows of arches, was popular with bury the diner but to praise it as a home- horse-drawn wagon to sell coffee and food to the growing number of Greek-American diner operators. grown, democratic establishment; something journalists and other riff-raff. Other business- No one can explain just how Greek immigrants came to machine-made that nourishes the soul. They men knew a good idea when they saw one and be associated with diners, Mr. Gutman said. He likened it to like the way diners look, the way the feel soon "lunch wagons" were a Fixture of many the accident of timing that made Korean immigrants the and the way food is cooked within their Northeastern cities. kings of corner groceries and fruit presscd-metal (or stone-faced or Grecian- "The early ones had soil of a barrel stands in New York City, arched) walls. roof and counters by the window," Mr. "It was a situation where an im- "The diner is factory-built, though that Cultrera said. "There was a saving migrant could make a lot of money if definition can be a limitation," Mr. Gutman counter in the back. They were usually he wanted to work very hard and said. "It's defined by the counter - there's eight-feet-wide by 18-fcet-long at the had a lot of relatives," Mr, Gutman always a counter - booths or tables, and the most. They had big wheels in the back said, prices, which are low. Good value. As you get to negotiate the rutted roads,11 The rise of the Mediterranean and into what became the classic diners of the '80s and '40s. "Worcester, Massachusetts, was the early capital f*~

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ust as one cannot mention *Wr without thinking of J"Play," or invoke "Hamburg- «fsH without conjuring up "Mc- Donald's," the word "diner" is Joined to "pancake." Virtually every country and cul- ture has Its version of the pan- cake. On the thin side of the spectrum there is the Jewish Wintt, stuffed with fruit or cream (Continued from page 3) cheese and served with sour local zoning boards, traditionally cream, and the French crepe, hostile to diners. "There arc stil supposedly created by accident some towns in New Jersey tha when an inexperienced cook won't allow any diner other than a used too-thin batter and used Colonial/' Mr. Gutman pointed filling to cover his mistake. out Chinese dishes such as Pe- Given that they attempt to make king duck and moo shu pork use a sleek metal diner look like a thin Mandarin pancake, while something else, one would think the Dutch pannekoeke can be purists would cringe at Colonial or mixed with bacon for a hearty Mediterranean diners. dinner or tilted with custard for a "I've mellowed somewhat," Mr. rich dessert Gutman said. "When I first began Few other foods have contrib- looking at diners in 1970, '71, I uted as much to lore, legend, couldn't stand to look at them literature and locales, The states Now I find them more interesting of Texas, Pennsylvania, Arkansas for what they are," and Nevada all have towns Mr. Cultrcra took a similarly in- named after the pancake. Since dulgent view, 1950, the housewives of Olney, "If you look at the big picture, England, and Liberal, Kansas, the diner always evolved," he said. have tried to best each others1 "They never stayed the same, re- times in a Shrove Tuesday pan- ally, It was basically up to the cake race. And Laurence Stem, imagination of the owner. They author of the 18th century novel followed trends just tike anything 11 At top, the Udo Diner in Springfield and Westfield's own Excellent Diner (photos by Daryt Tristram Shandy, first employed else. the durable simile'Hat as a Still, diner aficionados mark Stone). The photograph on page 3 was taken at the Bound Brook Diner by George Paccieilo. pancake." this era as the beginning of the Minneapolis-based General decline and near-fall of the diner MHIs, which has an obvious in- empire. Kultman Industries and as- beauty." terest in fostering the con- "The decline happened in the sembled in Rockville, Md. The el- Mr. Cultrcra also mentioned the sumption of the round, flat food, late '50s, early "GOs," Mr. Cultrcra ements of Mr. Gutman's perfect Summit Diner, the product of the Diner tidbits is more than happy to offer tips said. "A lot of diners disappeared. pancake palace include plenty of old Jerry O'Mahony firm in Buyo- One of the most recognizable on "skittering - sprinkling a Some of it was land becoming physical details: marble counter, nnc. He singled out the enamel images in American art is Ed- few drops of water on the skillet more valuable than what was on ceramic tile, glass blocks in the sign announcing "We do our own ward Hopper's Nlghthawks to see if it's hot enough forth e it There was also pressure from walls and mahogany booths. baking" as an example of good late (1942), which provided Tom batter - or the pancake's reli- fast food places. A lot of zoning But one of the most important '30s diner detailing. Waits with the title for a 1975 gious sigiiflcance as pre-lenten laws had something to do with it elements has a democratic, even Venturing farther afield, Mr. live album and was duplicated fare: eating pancakes on Shrove Diners just became unfashionable spiritual dimension. Gutman recommended a trip to for a memorable shot In the Tuesday, the day before Ash in a lot of ways." "There has to be an open kitch- • the Mayfair Diner in Northeast 1981 film version of Pennies From Heaven. On television, Wednesday, was a way to use The efforts of diner aficionados en, so you can see the chef cook- Philadelphia, which dates from the 1 spastic customers trooped into up the cooking fats forbidden like Mr. Gutman and Mr. Cultrcra ing, ' Mr. Gutman said. "In the 1950s. "It's 135 feet long, which is Rosie's Diner so Nancy Walker during Lent. helped reverse this trend and re- 1950s diners started putting the huge," he explained. "It came in could demonstrate the virtues of General Mills got into the pan- turn diners to fashion. chef behind closed doors and that two sections that were then "People began to realize this is was a mistake. One of the hall- clipped together." The Quicker Picker-Upper. Mark cake act In 1930 when one of Medoffs play When You its sales executives, taken with something unique," Mr. Gutman marks of the diner was sitting at In the northeast, cradle of the said, There are now four diners the counter and seeing this wizard diner, not many examples of the Comin' Back, Red Ryder? the biscuits served on a train has a group of strangers held trip, asked the chef for his se- listed in the National Register of throwing everything together." breed survive in the region. Mr. Historic Places, though none of Diners for devotees Gutman singled out a 1920s diner hostage in a diner, as does cret. The answer - premtxed Robert Sherwood's play The shortening, leavening and Dour them is in New Jersey. sked what their fa- in Natick, Mass., called Casey's. Mr. Gutman, who is often called vorite New Jersey din- "The saint.1 family has been run- Petrified Forest An ex- ready for instant use - ted to tremely dense diner waitress the development of Bisquick in as a consultant for restoration ers arc, both men ning it all along," he said. "I think work on diners, had a chance to named the Bound they're in the third generation triggers the best scene in Five baking mix. Shortly after the mix now. It has u wood interior, tile Easy Pieces (1970). Diner was Introduced, housewives fig- create a designer diner when Brook Diner, produced Robert Giaiino and his partner, a Aby the now-defunct Fodero Dining floor. There are only 10 stools." (1982), the first installment in ured out that It was adaptable Barry Levinson's ongoing series for pancakes. To keep faith with Dutch chef named Ypc Hcngst, Car Company of Bloomficld. Though he couldn't speak on "That place is fabulous," Mr. the food, Mr. Gutmnn was taken of love notes to Baltimore, cen- the flat food that makes its prof- asked him to help design the pro- ters on a group of friends whose toypc for their Silver Diner chain Gutman said. "It's a real neighbor- with the appearance of Southeast its rise, General Mills announced hood, small city kind of fixture. It's Harley-Davidson, a Cleveland, aimless nigjits invariably end in National Pancake Week in based in Washington D.C. a particular diner. The flagship (liner, incorporat- from the '40s and it's been un- Ohio, dealership that has a fully 1985. changed ever since. Basic food, functioning Worcester-built diner -Steven Hart -Steven Hart ing many of Mr. Gutman's ideas, was built in seven sections by nothing elaborate, and goal It's a incorporated into its structure.

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Parents can choose from two dif- birthdays ferent 40-minute theatrical puppet shows that allow children to par- entertainment ticipate and also learn how to ma- nipulate the puppets. The first in- for a kids*party? cludes a comedy skit and adap- tations of two well-known stories, Let experts do it The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde ByVALERIDRACH and The Giving Tree by Shel Sil- WBDMANN verstein. The Wizard ofOz, the more elab- emember the episode of J orate and expensive show, also in* Lovt Lucy in which Lucy eludes the participation of children Ricardo promised little and allows them to play instru- R Ricky that Superman ments and manipulate puppets. would show up at his birthday Ms, Neugeborcn has been per- party? Remember how she ended forming professionally since 1979 up in a flea-bitten cape, sharing and has appeared on the Chil- the ledge outside her living room dren's Television Network, and window with a flock of pigeons? other cable stations. She mastered Lucy's ordeal evokes a sympa- her scenery and liqhting tech- thetic shudder from anyone who's niques when she worked at the had to put together a child's birth* George Street Playhouse. day party. Intrepid parents face The shows are geared for chil- the high expectations of their off- dren 3 to 7 years of age and range spring, the sticky little fingerso f in price from $125 to $175 depend- BV •' their friends and the one- ing on traveling distance and the 'ft < upmanship of neighbors who do size of the show. For more infor- everything but hire Ringling mation call Myra Neugeborcn at Brothers to perform at their chil- (908) 291-2331. dren's party. Magician Ifuc* Bray claims to Fortunately, there are many have been "tricked into magic as a dedicated downs, magicians and puppeteers who are more than eager little kid" and has been performing ever since. He attended magic to entertain mobs of children. classes as a child and studied child psychology in college - two things, VA Magician-clown DmM Meter, alias Bonzo the Down, has been per- he says, that serve a magician well. <•»• •si* fecting his magic for 16 years, ever since he won the Edison School Mr. Bray's special approach is to let the children think they are doing district's talent show at the age of 12 as Mr. Marvel. You could say the magic. He also uses live rabbits and birds in his show and keeps the magic is in his blood - he was inspired by a favorite uncle who never adults entertained as well. His 45-minutc performances, geared for lost the talent for finding nickels in ears. children five years old and up, range in price from $100 to $125 depend- •V • The 12-year-old magician started performing at birthday parties for $5 ing on party size. Bray can be contacted at (908) 920-3600. a show, Almost two decades later, after taking his show to Europe and Richard D. Wtatcott of Magic Wcstcraft Inc. promises to "involve entertaining at most major New Jersey corporations and hospitals, Mr. every child in the audience who wants to participate." Becker charges $125 for one hour performances at parties. His act includes levitating the birthday child off the ground (great for w mii w| His blend of clowning and magic features producing live birds and videotaped parties), making a magic drawing board come to life and birthday cakes from thin air, a show done to music, audience par* having his animal puppet "Marcel" do impressions of Michael Jackson ticipation and as a finale, animal balloons for all the guests including and Brooke Shields, among others. He also creates balloon animals. rant in the New** Airport VWa adults. Mr. Westcott performs regularly at the Beebop Cafe in Jamesburg and Hotel Parents can catch Becker's act at the Mcadowlands, Pony Club and worked as a pirate magician at Seaside Park this past summer. He Ihehotal lobby wM be domi- the Meadowlands Flea Market. For more information, call David Decker teaches magic to children in Elizabeth, Scutch Plains and Edison. nated by a replica, made entirely at (908) 549-0780. His 45-minute shows for children ages two years and up, range in with sugar, of St Bail Cathedral Myra Neugebortn of Myra's Amazing Puppets is a one woman show price from $100 to $200 depending on the feats of magic requested. For In Moscow. who not only manipulates a troupe of puppets but also provides her more information, call Rich Westcott at (908) 521-1075. For more Information, caH own stage, music, sound effects and scenery changes. It's hard to NEXT; Places to take kids for a different kind of birthday party, and books for (90S) 820-2919. believe she's alone beliind the stage. those brave souls who want to take the entertainment duties upon themselves. Kid stuff

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Hart will be the headttner. Open- ing wKl be Kintail, a quartet spe- cializing In Irish and Scottish music. Admission it $6, $5 with a donation of a non-perishable Despite its cumbersome name, the Bulgarian State Radio and Television Female Vocal Choir is guaranteed to take flight when food «wn for tr*Fr*^ Town- it performs Saturday, March 7, at the McCarter Theatre in Princeton. tNp Food Bank. 'Mystery/ music and the sound of Bulgaria Oooroptnat7^0pjtvFbr

Hear songs of unearthly beauty from the Bulgarian State Female Vocal Choir •»•* ft STEKN HtftT Koutev, who died in 1982 and is memorialized in the name of the Choir Philip Koutev (featured on the second volume of Le Mysieve des most of recorded history, the ana now occupied by the Black Vbix Bxtlgam), started the process that continues to this day: finding , Ses nation of Bulgaria hai been the stomping ground of various traditional songs that were often very simple and couching them in conquerors who left behind traces of their cultures: Titan from carefully worked-out arrangements, sung by women hand-picked from Central Alia, Byzantines trying to reclaim the western half of the Bulgaria's rural areas. ; Roman Empire and, most recently (in historical terms), Ottoman Turks Though Bulgarian music was showcased in a 1955 album (Graham ^ from the east Nash has told interviewers about the "religious experience" he had ! So when the group with the cumbersome name Bulgarian State Radio when Paul Simon played it for him in 1966), the choir owes its current '• and Television Female Vocal Choir performs Saturday, March 7, at the popularity to a French enthusaist, Marcel Cellier, who recorded the McCarter theatre in Princeton, be ready for a mind-bending mixture of ensemble and released it on his Disques Cellier label in 1987. European and Middle Eastern sounds. When the Elektra/Nonesuch label released the music on its Explorer Those who have heard the 1988 Elektra/Nonesuch album Le Mystere Series line, the title and packaging emphasized mystery and glamor •wtek. des Voix Bulgares or one of its immensely popular successors know this rather than ethnomusicology. The production used a touch of echo to The 17*membar ensemble wli music can be downright spooky in its intensity, or as earthy as one of emphasize the otherwordly sound. Instead of showing broad-beamed the field songs from which the choir draws most of its melodies. women in shawls, the covers of the inital Mystm releases used blight plays Evans' arrangements of Founded in 1952, the choir has a remarkable sound. The singing is graphics; the liner notes were short on information and long on inscru- "Sprintffttte/' "My Ship" and keening, rather nasal, coming from table musings. (The third volume, "Bopfcrty," the last recorded by the larynx and the head rather than available on Fontana/ PolyGram, has MiiesDavfconhisBfrtnortht the chest, and delivered with tre- Get ready for a mind-bending mixture of European translations of songs as well as notes Coo* album. mendous power. Not surprisingly, and Middle Eastern sounds. by Cellier.) The canny marketing Some of Evans' best work ai the women are all stocky types who paid off in spades. Snatches of Bul- an arrar^er is showcased on look as though they could pull a garian music cropped up in the odd- 0*tf plow all day and not miss a note est places; pre-concert music for Rob- during the evening concert ert Plant, the Grateful Dead and 10,000 Maniacs; the between-segment The dynamic range and authority of the singing is showcased most fillers on National Public Radio; hyper-trendy David Byrne's Musk for perfectly in "Kalimankou Denkou," the funeral song that is the single the Knee Plays, which used a brass band arrangement of "Polegnala e most powerful cut on any of the group's albums. Starting in full cry, the Todora (Theodora is Dozing);1 the closing song on the first Mystere choir abruptly falls to an almost conversational murmur, leaving the album. Kate Bush used Yanka Roupkina and Trio Bulgarka on The voice of soloist Yanka Roupkina up front Their massed voices advance Sensual World and musicians running the gamut from pop (Linda and retreat like waves on a beach throughout her stunningly soulful Ronstadt) to jazz (Pat Metheny) talked up Bulgarian music. performance, which ends on three plaintive syllables as the choir hits a What keeps this from being another entry in the annals of hype, single, unearthly note. however, is the truly remarkable quality of the music. You can hear that Though they perform in gorgeously colored peasant costumes, the quality up close and in person at the McCarter performance, tickets for singers are part of a very modern process of musical blending and which arc still available. changing that was started in the 1950s by Philip Koutev, a Bulgarian THE BULGARIAN STATE RACK) AND TELEVISION FEMALE VOCAL CHOIR composer who set out to preserve the country's fast-disappearing tradi- Saturday, March 7, at 8 p.m. in the McCarter Theatre, 91 University Place, tions with the State Ensemble for Folk Music and Dance. Princeton. Tickets $27, $22, $20, $19, $17. (609) 683-8000. Soundings

HARRY AU1N (201) 762-8449 Nazi concentration camp. Sunday, March 8,3 p.m. (215) 252-3132 70s, Admission $20 in Red GREENWOOD Sunday, March 15,3 p.m, Sunday, March 8.4 p.m, •Cftamber ensemble performs Adults $16, $15: students and Rowe residence •Traditional music from Scot- Bank, $17.50 in Easton. Old Main, Delbarton School NJ. Center for Visual Arts Haydn's Sunrise Quartet, children $6, Hollow Brook Rd., Pottersville land and Ireland. Admission THE CHIEFTAINS Route 24, Momstown 68 Elm St., Summit Dvorak's Quartet In E flat, and PATRICK BALI (908) 832-9770 $23, $19. Friday, March 20,8 p.m, (201) 538-3231 other works. Admission $25. Thursday, March 12 8 p.m. •Chamber trio performs in a Ivi- GEORGE CARLJN State Theatre, New Brunswick (908} 273-9121 t •BohuslavMartmu'sTno; AMERICAN BOYCHOIR Monis Museum ing-room setting. Adults $15, March 7, 7and9;30p.m. Saturday, March 21, 8 p.m. •Jaa musician performs in a Theobald floehm's Efeg/'e; Pav- senior cituens $7.50, students Count Basie Theatre. Red Dank War Memorial, Trenton gallery setting. Admission Saturday, March 14,8 p.m. 6 Normandy Heights Rd. ane by Gabnel Faure; Paul (9081 842-9000 1-800-ALLEGRO $16.25. Richardson Auditorium, Mornslown $5, Ziojjer's Sonata. Admission $6, March 8,6:30 and 9 p.m. •The ocUdimed lush |youp per- AUENDALE QUARTET Princeton University (201) 5380454 THE BOYS OF THE LOUGH DAN HART State Theatre. Easton, Pj. forms traditional soiij'<; t;' the Sunday, March 15, 3 p.m. (609) 258-5000 •Storyteller and master of ttie Saturday, March 14,8 p.m. y Mjrch G, 8 p.m. (215) 252-3132 EmeMld Islf W'UT NJ. Sym- Stone End •Folk music and choral songs, Celtic harp. Museum members State Theatre Mile fLn Reformed Church •Comedy (torn one of (he most phony Orchcitf.i. Admission 346-348 Ridgt'wood Rd. plus I New Saw Another Out- $8, non-members $12. 453 Northampton St. Easton. Pa. j1, performers from the South Orango , poems by children from a BEIJING TRIO Plenso tutu to pngo 8

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$16, students $15. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Saturday, March 7,8 p.m. PRELUDE TO SPRING •17-piece band performs works •Gospel ensemble "Gom Soundings ROM RT McDUFFIE Sunday, March 15,2 p.m. War Memorial, Trenton Saturday, March 14,8 p.m. by Gil Evans, Bob Brookmeyer, Home" to the roots of their Tuesday, March 17,8 p.m. Emanuel Lutheran Church Sunday, March 8,3 p.m. Crescent Avenue • and ensemble director Michael sound. Free admission; UIUM Ttmpie Emanu-EI, Westfield New St., New Brunswick Symphony Hall, Newark Presbyterian Church Mossman. Admission $8, dis- pre-register by Marcn 9. Wednesday, March 18,8 p.m. (609) 924-6287 1-800-AliEGRO 716WatchungAve.,Plainfield counts available, SUMMIT CHORALE ConUrwttf from Ml* 7 Prospect Church, Maplewood •Chamber concert w/ertsembies •The overture to la Gazra (908) 756-2468 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Saturday, March 7,8 p.m. Route 27, Franklin Parti (201) 762-6486 drawn front the orchestra. Free Latin by Rossini; EJgarsCon- •Arias, theater tongs, and WIND ENSEMBLE Madison Junior School (908)821-1324 •Violinist performs works by admission. certo in E minor for cello and other works sung by Ronald Thursday, March 12,8 p.m. Route 24, Madison Beethoven, Brahms, Prokofiev, NJ. NOVICE BARBERSHOP orchestra; Charles Ives' Centra/ NaWi, tenor, and Jan Hedden, Nicholas Music Center, (201) 674-4607 In t coffeehouM letting. Uebenon, and Ravel WCharles QUARTET CONTEST Part in the Dark; The Pines of soprano, w/Carolle-Ann Mo- Rutgers Arts Center •All-Bach concert w/the Afj,; Adulti$6witha(bod(tona- Abramovlc, piano. Adults $15, Saturday, March 7,8 p.m. Rome by Respighi. Admission chemuk and Paul Kueter, George St. & Route 18 nificat in D. the Brandenburg tfon, $5 without: children students $8. Roosevelt Middle School $35-$10, discounts available. piano. Donation, New Brunswick Concerto No. 3, Jesudenju urxter 12 free. ROGER McGWNN/ Clark St., Westfield NEW PHILHARMONIC RIENZI (908) 932-7511 mine See/e, and Nun /st (LK INVITATIONAL RICHARD THOMPSON (908) 272-6610 OF NEW JERSEY Tuesday, March 10,8 p.m. •A TamesWe Overturn by Wil- Heil. Adults $12, senior citw HMH SCHOOL HONOR BANDS Friday, March 6,8 p.m. •16 newly-formed ensembles Sunday, March 8,3 p.m. Richardson Auditorium, liam sparke: Sweelinck's Batlo and students $6, Saturday, March 14, McCarter Theatre perform barbershop-style. Free Morris Museum Princeton University del Granduca; Shostakovich's SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK 7:30 p.m. 91 University PI., Princeton admission. 6 Normandy Heights Rd. (609) 258-5000 Prelude; Ron Nelson's Medieval Saturday, March 7,8 p.m. Nicholas Music Center, (609) 683-8000 N J. SYMPHONY Morristown •An early opera of Richard Suite; flnd other works. Free Symphony Hall, Newaik Rutgers Arts Center •Founding member of the 60s CHAMBER ORCHESTRA (201) 5380454 Wagner, performed by Prince- admission. Sunday, March 8,4 p.m. George St. & Route 18 American band The Byrds and Wednesday, March 11,8 p.m. •Premiere of Variations on a ton Pro Musica. Admission SENSATIONAL MEU0WT0NES Red Bank Regional New Brunswick an acclaimed singer-songwriter State Theatre, New Brunswick Folk Song by A. Louis Scarmo- $20$6. Saturday, March 14, High School, Red ftm,., (908) 932-2480 from the U.K. Admission J25- Thursday, March 12,8 p.m, lin; Beethoven's Concerto No. 2 MARK RUSSELL 6:30 p.m, •Concert featuring more than $17, Ptngry School, Maitinsville in B flat major; Mozart's Sym- Saturday, March 21,8 p.m. New Covenant Missionary (201) 242-8110 200 members of high school •All-female ensemble rer v.'•• M0NMOUTH SYMPHONY Friday, March 13, 8:30 p.m. phony No. 33 in B flat major; Sussex County Vocational Baptist Church 1 bands in the Garden State. ORCHESTRA Richardson Auditorium, Requiem for String Orc/iostra by and Technical School 147 East Mam St., Somerville for its harmonies, Aciimy,:- Free admission, Sunday, March 15, 3 p.m. Princeton University Toru Takemitsu. Admission Route 94, Sparta (908) 526-8743 $20. LETS DO THE Of ERA UMBO Count Basie Theatre 1-800-ALLEGRO $15. (201) 383-0027 •Gospel ensemble Irom Like- SYRACUSE Saturday, March 14,8 p.m. 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank •Bach's Suite No. 3 in 0 major, NEW YORK •Humorist whose political satire wood performs with the Mace- CHILDREN'S CHORUS Fairteigh Dickinson University (908) 842-9000 BWV1068; Rodngo's Fantasia KAMMERMUSIKER has been seen on live TV, Ad- donia Baptist Church (Piscat- Saturday, March 21 Lenfell Hall, Madison •Bruch's Violin Concerto in G para un gen tilhombm; Kodaly's Friday, March 13,8 p.m. mission $28-$14. oway} Male Chorus. Adults $G, 7:30 p.m. (201) 593-8620 minor; Howard Hanson's Ro- Summer Evening', Mozart's Monmouth County Library RUTGERS JAZZ ENSEMBLE children 6-12 $3. St. Uernnrd's Church •An operatic duel w/Lee Starr, mantic Symphony No. 2; Aaron Symphony No. 39 in E flat 125 Simmes Dr., Manalapan Tuesday, March 10,8 p.m. SISTER SADIE & Oafemont Hi\., Berniiu . - mezzo-soprano, and Jack Lan- Copland's Outdoor Overture; major, K.543. Admission $25- (908) 431-7220 Nicholas Music Center, THE FAMOUS BIBLETTES (908) 7GC-OG02 nlng, basso profundo, singing Beethoven's Romance in F $10, discounts available. •Chamber ensemble performs Rutgers Arts Center Sunday. March 15. 5:30 p.m. •Performing folk sonjjs. vw> works from Ponchielli. Bizet, major. Adults $12, senior citi- NJ. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA works by Oilman Collier and George St. & Route 18 Mount Pleasant Baptist Church by Mo/an, Bernstein, l!.,>: Mozart, and South Pacific. zens $10. Friday, March 6,8:30 p.m. other composers, Free admis- New Brunswick 1087 Grove Ave., Edison other composers. A;trn. Adults $20, senior citizens NEW BRUNSWICK Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank sion. {908} 932-7511 (908) 745-4489 $10.

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Weekend Forbes Nowsfwpors March 4-6, 1992 V Mark your calendar Kite Hammett'i The Lo&zl One, part of w wNbWon of the artht'i Women/ drtwinp on view it the Clarence Dil- lon Ubnry in Bodminstor. National poll landscape salutes WFMU he> American FromCoktoBltketockan and faith exhibition of 32 landscape Tpaintings representing a cen- nmmm jHil IPQB NwT H Two new exhibits tury of American art, opens Sun- (fit Mmf§ StPlW 1998 MUlJC day, March 8, at the Montclair Art range from portraits Museum. $tQtt* Drawn from the museum's per- to epic landscapes manent collection, The American niv MM nop By STEVEN HART landscape explores the idea of MteetencWte Editor landscape painting as a reflection omen with an abiding of American society and culture faith in religion are the from 1815 to the first decade of focus of a group of draw- this century. The organizing prin- TtosWon'i annual tadrat Wings on view starting ciple of the show is the evolution Sunday, March 8, at the Clarence of landscape painting as a meta- March 6, at 6 p,ni and winds up Dillon library in Bedminster. phor for the national identity. According to the artist Kate For example, Thomas Cole - Ihi Manaf pfettja fcdi flNdi Hammctt, Christianity is "a fairly considered the inventor of Ameri- opMrtM only durinf tht ran* central part of the work. It was can landscape art - used his thon.ll (201)266-7911 certainly a major theme in choos- paintings to depict America as the ing the people. It won't be obvious unspoiled new frontier, His 1835 to anyone looking at the pictures work A View of the Hudson typi- High school - nobody's wearing a cross or car- fies this view of America as an Ar- rying a Bible." cadian paradise. craftsmen The 12 portraits - most of Though Cole was a great influ- Off (fit MWff >n which will be part of the Dillon ence on other landscape artists, tnna-dlnicflstoflal wriw cwtfld library exhibition - are life-sized even more important to their by Naw Jenty hiajt school ttu- pencil renderings presented with- times were Asher B. Durand and dante, opens Saturday, Match 7, out borders or frames for an effect George Inness, New Jersey artists at New Jeney Oetl0isf Cnfts- she described as "stark, but in a who in the mid-19th century men, 65 Church St In New nice way." They were conceived as helped foster what came to be Bnrowtek. a group and represent a year's known as the Hudson River There wi be an opening re- worth of work. School of art - a view of America ception on the last day of the One of the portraits, The Logical as the new Eden. show, Saturday, March 28, from 4p.rn.to6p.rn, Onet offers an insight into Ms. Asher Durand's Eariy Morning Hammett's methods. at Cold Spring, an 1850 work in- Admission Is free, for more "She's a relatively new acquain- cluded in the exhibition, is a show- Inlormatlon, cal (908) 246- tance. Her name is Vera," the art- case of the Hudson River School 4066. ist explained. "She's definitely approach: technical precision and feminine but very left-brained - great attention to natural details, analytical and no-nonsense, so the grounded in a view of nature and Star dancers picture is very straightforward and America as God's own handiwork. matter-of-fact. She's a computer As America became a more ur- come to RVCC analyst" banized country throughout the Johan Renvai, principal t »nc- A resident of Plainsboro, Ms. later 19th century, landscape er of the American Ballet Us* Hammett was raised in this area painting began to reflect the vary- atre, and Bohhoi Bsflet alumnus and attended Bridgewater-Raritan ing influences of national life; Leonid Koztov, now with the New High School before going on to landscape art can be seen to lose YorfcCKyBalat,«i appear with studies at the University of Dela- its clarity and religious overtones. the New Jersey Bafct Company ware, the Fashion Institute of Technology and the Art Students League George Inness1 Delaware Water Gap, for example, is an 1857 painting Saturday, March 7, tt 8 pm in Her mother Peggy Irwin (who still lives in Bridgewater) and her sister obviously influenced by Cole; by the time Inness painted Sundown in theThematRartenVaiey Mary are also artists. ihe ham 1892 his style became infused with a Romantic sensibility. Community Coleg§p Branchbur| "Mary's a painter," Ms. Hammett said, "Both Mary and mom work in By the end of the post-Civil War period, the exhibition shows the Mr« RenvaJI wi perform his oils and pastels. I love to draw." sense of landscape paintings as interior vistas - Ralph Albert Blake- new batet Tmfi whse Mr. to- Ms. Hammett's works have been shown at Trenton City Museum, lock's 1913 Silvery Moonlight is more dreamlike than realistic. ztovvdiperform 6eibn|wlth Glassboro State College and in Princeton at the University League THE AMERICAN LANDSCAPE: FROM COL£ TO BUKELOCK March 8 through New Jersey BaUtt principal brt Gallery and the Art Students League. Nov. 22 at the Montclair Art Museum, 3 South Mountain Awe., Montclair. Open Christman. KATE HAMMETT March 8 throutf April 30 at the Clarence Dillon Library, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday and Tickets are $15 and $12.50. lamlngton Road, Bedminster. Monday through Thursday, 10 am, to 9 p.m., Friday Thursday (the second and fourth Thursday of each month) from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. FwrrwreWormation,cal(906) from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday from 10 am. to 3 p.m. (908) 234-2345. Donation $4, $2 for students and the elderly, free admission to children under 18. 7254420. (201) 746-5555. Happenings

COMIC BOOK AND (201} 538*7778 yourself type, March 20-29. from 6:30-9 p.m. March 19, SPORTS CARD AND •Assorted crafts on display and 6-9 p.m. March 6,10a,m,-6 COLLECTIBLES MARKETPLACE •Works for sale by more than Adults $6, children under 10 admission $50. MEMORABILIA SHOW for sale, 10 a.m,-9 p.m, Thurs- p.m. March 7,10a.m,-4p.m. Holiday Inn 150 exhibitors, 5-9 p,m, March $3; call for each day's hours. ST.PATRICKS DAY Clarion Hotel day, Friday, and Saturday from March B. Free admission, Route 22, Springfield 20.10 a.m,-6 p.m. March 21, PRINCETON ANTIQUES SHOW PARADE 2055 Route 27, Edison March 19-April 11. Free ad- STAMP, COIN, AND (908) 788-6845 22. Adults $5, children under Princeton Day School Through Somerville (201) 614-9550 mission. BASEBALL CARD SHOW •Comic book and sci-fi con- 16 free, The Great Ro\, Princeton (908) 722-8280 •Daseball card and sports col- SPRING SUITES Howard Johnson motel vention, 10a,m.-4p.m. March HOME IMPROVEMENT/ (609) 683-1252, 737-7170 •The first Si. Patrick's Day pa- lectible show, 9:30 a.m,-4:30 Embassy Suites Garden State Partway B. Admission S3. HOME REMODELING EXPO •33rd annual show of quality rade in the borough since p.m. March 8. Tree admission. 121 Centennial Ave, Ewt 135, ClarK CRAFTS AT THE Garden State Wilbit Center antiques, lla.m,-9p.m. 1989, March 8, Slops off at 1 SPRING BOUTIQUE OF CRAFT $ Piscaiaway (908)247-1093 MORfllSTOWN ARMORY 50 Atrium Dr.. Somejsi'l March 20, lla.m.-6p.m. p.m. from East Mam St. and Gosoet Fellowship Church !908) 362-5006 •Monthly show jnd Mle. 10 National Guard atmorv 1908} 409-dOOO Miireh 21, noon-5 p.m. Mjfch Eastern Avc,; ends at VMCA on 026 Plainsboro Rd,. Plainsboro •Paintings. sUmwl glnis. and a HI •« 30 p.m March 8. Free Western Aw. Momstown •Everything lor Ihp do-i(- 72. Adniission S7. Preview North flndfje St, !600) 799-19-15, 799-2304 other Cdife m t\vf» hotel suite.

4-6.1992 forties I G H T L I F E Talk, talk talk about the Furs Up flpl Nel Of rlflW Psychedelic Furs can still deliver rock'n'roll goods 4WJRT ^WHHUBI W^B'WBnBW ByNORBGARRETT WwtencWUs IWfler he year was 1981. As I fum- flMt ki Mnoitoi^ tftin |B on to bled through records in the cramped basement record 1hCUatoto30fa$ Tstore of the Student Union building on the University of rtountfir of Iht wnknr Wt» Maryland campus, I heard it. took foup ihi Bfd$t Mr, It was a sound I'd never heard I LA Am MAM^fci ^^MaAa| n-ni. before, one that hits the New Jer- mraum mMw§ IMMPB BRK sey clubs this week in a couple of small venue gigs, first at City Gar- dens in Trenton and later at the jMir MO Ton) Pity* Trade Winds in Sea Bright The sound was a twangy guitar The Psychedelic Fun: (back) Joe McGlnty, Don YaHech, Knox Chandler; (front) Tim Butler, melody, but a coursing, blanket of Richard Butler, John Ashton. noise behind it It sounded like ar- abic music almost, you know, kind of creepy. contained their first popular hit, "Love My Way," In 1986 the band's Then the lyrics. "Mrs. Jones is 17, and six and 24/Moderately pretty, remake of "Pretty in Pink" for the movie of the same name broke the she is all the girls you know." He sang.,. well, so cool. A thick, English Top 40 charts. But the good old constants - Butler's soothing vocals, accent It was the perfect marriage of electric sound and vocals. John Ashton's shredding guitar, Tim Butler's Lurch-like look and "Hey, what is this music?" steady bass plucking - haven't changed in all those years, while the "The Purs, man." trio of accompanying musicians revolves seemingly yearly, •The Purs? Come on, what is it?" The band, now fully based in New York City, floundered as the '80s The Psychedelic Furs, Their sound had everything and yet more than came to a close, but finally rediscovered their original, pure, raw almost- everything - whining guitars, driving bass chords and percussion, hardcore sound with the 1989 release, Book of Days. Part of the credit occasionally the odd horn and of course, Richard Butler on lead throat for the rebirth of their first sounds can be credited to the return of Their concert on campus, promoting their Talk, Talk, Talk album two original drummer Vince Ely who rejoined the band in 1987. Hitting the road after a touring hiatus, the Furs played mostly mid- to large-sized weeks later, was amazing. Six guys on stage, thick dry ice floating into venues - colleges and the like. Ely left the band again, replaced by Don velvet green lights. They just stood there and cranked out this cater- Yallech in '90. waul of sound. And Butler stood there, cigarette in hand, coiled on the A return to the recording studio resulted in the 1991 release of World microphone stand like a python. Outside, which almost falls back into the mid '80s pop sound of "For- Eleven years and eight albums later, the Furs still deliver the goods ever Now," Second guitarist Knox Chandler and keyboardist Joe - almost a pledge to be different Like any band with longevity, the McGinty round out the current sextet The recording effort represents music has grown and absorbed new styles. Sure, they sold out their raw the first time since 1981 that the touring band was the same as the IOOOI Rv Mofflutionoil thf sound for money in the mid '80s with the 1984 release Mirror Moves, an studio band. CM) Bmi ihowit ctft (906) album with their most celebrated singles - "Heaven" and "The Ghost PSYCHEDEUC FURS Sunday, March 8, at City Gardens in Trenton (609) 392- 727-3000, in You." That album followed up their 1982 release Forever Now which 8887); Friday, March 13, at Trade Winds in Sea Bright (908) 842-4466). Club mix

ALCIBELLJ'S •Neighborhood Blues Band. •Visigoths, Pharmacy, Every 273 Main St., Gladstone THE CLUBHOUSE March 18. (201) 374-1062 1096 Convery Blvd. March 6. Damn Day, The What Nols, (908) 234-2080 116WatchungAve..('lainrield •Pete Compo Quartet w/Chuck Main room; Uve dance bands. Perth Amboy •Nasty Ned & The Famous Chili evening March 7. CITY GARDENS (908) 769-9267 Foids (piano), March 20,21. Fridays. International rock acts, (908) 826-6423 Dogs, March 7. 'The Fluid, Glue Neck, God 1701 Calhoun St., Trentan Rave night, Thursdays. •Ducky Piaardli Ttio w/Oernard Saturdays. •Live entertainment beginning •Johnny Charies Blues Band. Speed, Helen Shapiro, after- (609) 392-8887 •Ynot!, The Selves. March 12. Purdie, Marcft 25. •Ska and reggae w/The Toast- 9 p.m. No cover. March 11. noon March 8. All-ages dance party, Fridays. COCKTAILS •Ed Polcer Quartet w/Mark ers, Native Son, March 6, ARGYIE'S •Sotar, March 12,26. CARTERET HILL BOWL 95-cent cfance night, Satur- 51 Main St., South River Shone (piano), March 27. •Michael Shenker, Robin 217 South St., Morristown •TheVooDudes, March 13. 569 Roosevelt Ave.. Caneret days, Thursdays. (908) 257-8325 •Ken Peplowski Quartet. March McAuley, March 14. (201) 538-2766 •Wreckfess Abandon, March (908) 969-1515 •The Psychdelic Furs, March 8. •Slaves of New Brunswick (w/ 28. •"in Their Own Words," singer- •Johnnie Johnson, March 6. 14. •Stolen Goods, March 6. •A Tribe Called Quest, Cypress Glen Burtnick), March 6. CORNER TAVERN songwriter showcase, March BINGO'S •Santa Fe Blues Band, March •Advocate, March 7. Hill, March 15. •Cats on a Smooth Surface, 113 Somerset St. 22. Regal Inn 18. CATCH A RISING STAR •Agnostic Front, March 22, March 7. New Brunswick •Downtown Tangwrs Band, KJnt&brid(tfld.lPiscataway •WilliBoboA The Meat Men, Hyatt Regency Princeton CLUBBENC COPENHAGEN (908) 247-7677 March 28. (906)469-5700 March 19. Route 1 & Alexander Rd. Route 35, Sayreville Scantlcon-Pflnceton COURT TAVERN Basement: Alternative rock. BIRCH HILL MIGHT CLUI •Blue Plate Special, March 20. West Windsor (908) 727-3000 Route 1L College Rd. 124 Church St. Acoustic night, Sundays. Route 9 South, Ok) Bridge •Kyoshi, March 21. (609! 987-8018 •Jimmy Webb. March 6. Princeton New Brunswick •Sis 'Amelia, Daughter Judy, (908) 536-0650 •The Resonators, March 25. Headline comedy Tuesday, •Back in Black (AC/DC tribute), (609) 452-7800 (908) 545-7265 Walk the Talk, March 6, Dance party, Saturdays. •Floyd Hunter Blues Band, Wednesday, Thursday, and March 7. Piano brunch w/Sandy Maxwell, •Jiggs & The Pigs, March 7. ESSEX MANOR Male revue, Saturdays, Thurs- March 27. Sunday at 8:30 p.m., Friday at •Roger McGuinn, March 13. Sundays. THE COVE 41 Broughlon Ave,, Bloomfield days. •Nighlrain, March 28. 8:30 and 11 p.m., Saturday at •Richard Thompson, March 25. CORNERSTONE 108 Chestnut St., Hoselte (201) 748-6590 •Edgar Cayce, March 6. BRIGHTON BAR 7,9:15, and 11:30 p.m. Col- •The Radiators, March 27. 25 New St., Metuchen (908) 241-1226 Jam session w/Thlrd Degree, •Usette Mefendez, March 7. 121 Brighton Ave. lego Night every Sunday and CLUB 101 EAST (908) 549-5306 Dave LaRue, Mondays. Tuesdays. •The Colt Brothers WJoe Bou- Long Branch Tuesday. Empress Motel 'Mike LeOonno Quartet w/ Open coffeehouse, Tuesdays. •The Roverbs, March 11. chard), March 13. (908) 222-9684 CHARLEYS UNCLE Ocean Ave,, Asbury Park Adam Brenner (alto), March 6. •Yooj, Play Train, OA OB, •Jack Destiny, March 18. BOURBON STREET CAFE •Hayden, D.T. Menace, Angel 415 Houto 18, East Brunswick (908) 774-2300 •Peter Ecklund Quartet w/Billy Romeo Zulu, March C. THE EXCHANGE Old Bay Rtitaurtnt Street. March 6. (908) 254-4226 House mix, Wednesdays. Novick (clarinet), March 7. •Igneous Rock, Frankie Mob, Routes 202*206, Bridgewater 61-63 Church St •Grievous Angels, Third Stone, Uve comedy Friday and Satur- Alternative dance night, Thurs- •Kenny Dovern Quartet, March Maich 7. (908) 526-7090 New Brunswick Suzanne Rhadlgan, afternoon day starting 10 p.m. days, 11,13,14. CRICKET CLUB Open blues Jam, Tuesdays. (908) 246-3111 March 7. CHATFIELDS •Pale Divine, March 6, •Skip Roberts, vocals w/trio, 415 16th Ave., frvington Nut* turn to paf • U

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•Afghan Whigs, March 19. March 22. (908) 725-1500 •Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Club mix •Colossal Street Jam, March Piano brunch wGladys Rich- Planet, March 20, 28. ards, Sundays. •YoLaTengo, March 21, THE WHY WHie Lynch Trio (Irish), Thurs- ConUnudfromHfilO •The Verlaines. March 29. day!, 95 French St., New Brunswick FAST UNI H • •The Wedding Present, April 8. (908) 545-8971 •The Irish Rakes, March 6-11 MELODY BAR 207 Fourth Avt,.Aibury Part Industrial/techno dance night. and March 13-16. 106 French St. (908)988-3205 Tuesdays, •Raised On Blues Band, March New Brunswick The Outcry, Wtdrwdiyt. •False Prophets, Usdexic, 20. (908) 249-3784 Sticks & Stones, March 10. •Zaire, March 21. MINE STREET COFFEEHOUSE days. •Sunshine Blind, Crocodile •Kevin McArdle, March 24, 31. First Reformed Church •Dinosaur Jr., Monster Mafiet. Shop, March 17. •Lost River HeK Cats, March Neiton and Bayard streets March 6. 27. •The Ancients, Sister Machine New Brunswick •The Meat Puppett, March a Gun, March 24. •CC&G, March 26, (908)699-0570 •Karen MamWd, Maich 11. SCANDALS JOHN ft METER'S AN shows at 8:30 p.m. •Non-Fiction, March 13. 3793 Route 1 96 South Main St. HNNSTKEL SHOW COF- •Oritfn, March 14. New Hope, Pa. South Brunswick FEEHOUSE •MitcnKnauf benefit v^e#t (215) 862-0623 (908) 940-1717 Somerset County Environmen- bands, M»reM9. Free admission Saturday and tal SHOWN 27 OKMUSHNTS Sunday afternoons. Education Center 3376 Route 27, Kendall Park ' Clarion Hot* Open-mike ntftt, Mondays. 190 Lord Stirling Rd. (908) 422-1117 . 2055 Route 27, EdUon liberty Blues Jam, Tuesdays. Basking Rid* Uve comedy Friday and Satur- \ (908)287-3500 •TheVooDudes,March8. (201) 335-9489 day, 10 p.m. •Trtmm A Larsen, afternoon Uve comedy Friday and Satur- All shows at 8:30 p.m. SOUTH RIVER PUB March 7,21. day starting 10 p.m. •Lou & Peter Berryman (folk), 66 Main St., South River •The Terreplanef, ewtnini 'EddieGambfno,M«cfi6<7. Jeff Tareila, March 6, (908) 257-0330 March 7. •Dom Fit March 13,14. •Open-stage nfgit, March 13, Backstreet Duo, Wednesdays, G000T1MICHMHTTS •Renegade, afternoon March 8. April 10. STUDIO 1 24MainSt.,Mngiton •Patrick Bail (Critic harp), •KUtet, Epstein & Cicone (bal- 88-89 Verona Ave., Newark (609)924-7400 March 11 lads and sea chanties), March (201) 482-1150 Open-stage niejit, Tuwdayi, •Paul Geremia, March 12. 20. •Ullian Axe, March 13. •Scooter Butler, March 13. •Mucky Pup, March 14. HUB CITY •Liz Masterson & Sean Black- TBIRDSCAFE 392Georg»Sl imUAWUCAFE bum (old West), David Berger 707 Main St., Asbury Park New Brunswick Route 206, Hillstwoutfi (folk), March 27. (908)846-1070 (908) 359-0088 •Left Field, Shelon Viber, April (908) 502-0217 Audii'on showcase, Wednes- Comedy ntyt, Tuesday, \to entertainment Wednesday 3. days. Karaoke night, Wednesday. throutfi Saturday, •Pat Kimphries, April 17. The Rutabagas (acoustic}, •Suzanna Rhattgan, Robin Uve comedy every Sunday, •CJiuck Pyle, April 24. Thursday. O'Brien (acoustic), March 6. 8:30 p.m. NEST AT PHEASANTS' LANDING •Foggy Notion, Hollow Army, J. Auautrs MAMA'S CANTINA Amwelt Rd., Hillsborough Roger McQuinn will perform this weekend on a double bill with Wood Shed, March 7. 19 Derails St., New Brunswick Albany St., New Brunswick (908) 359-4700 (908)2464028 (90S) 247-3840 •Flashbacks, March 6. Richard Thompson at the McCarter Theatre in Princeton and TAPASCAFE Hub City Jam, Sundays - faring John Regan Quartet w /Charlie •Home Brew, March 7. later this month at the Club Bene in Sayreville. Route 53, Denville an Instrument and sit in W Roust Jr., Tuesdays, •Elan. March 13. (201) 625-1677 house band. MAX* SWOTS CAFE •Johnny Charles Blues Band, Grover Kembte, Wednesdays. drickson, March €. ed Ones, March 12, • •Leu, KG. Beats, Total Strang- Garyno(|jJtar),Mondayi. Piscataway Towne Center March 14. West End Review, Thursdays. •Cheryl Wheeler, March 27. PLAYPEN LOUNGE ers, March 7. •The ShadfiofJaa, March ll, 1282 Centennial Ave. •Delivery Boys, March 20, •Silent Earth, March 7. KTETS SPORTS BAR Route 35, Sayreville April 8. Piscataway •Pedestrains, March 21. THE ROCK HORSE TRADE WINDS 1001 West CampiainRd. •Mosaic the Quartet, March (908) 562-1568 •Mirage, March 27,28. (908} 721-0100 Second & Kingsley 1331 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 12. MAXWELL'S ORPHAN ANNIE'S Manville DJ. dance night, Friday?. Asbury Park (908) 842-4466 •Off tamp, Mircri 18, April 15. 1039 Washington St. 1255 VaHey Rd,, Stifling (908) 725-9340 •Mad Hatter, March 15. (908) 988-9811 •The Psychedelic Furs, Eye & I. •Pandora'e Box, March 19, Hoboken (90S) 647-0138 Dance party, Fridays, POORMUrS Hard-rock night, Wednesdays. March 13. April 9. (201) 798-4084 Open Jam, Sundays. •Curbside B8Q. March 7. Route 9. Woodbridge •CRBQ, Mad Hatter, March 6. •RT2, March 14. •Stolen Moments, March 25. •The fWd, KP.Zinker, Qlejart- Customer trivia night, Tuesdays. THE PIPELINE (908) 634-5454 •Frontier, Heaven's Gate, Sex •The Remakes, Maich 15. •Mike EHM, March 26, April tic, March 8. Audition ntfrt, Wednesdays. 841 Broadway, Newark Uve comedy every Sunday Farm, Marcfi 7. •Stuttering John (from Howard 16. •Sweet UiardWiet,Arfonnt OUTPOST IN THE WMSS (201) 481-0486 starting 8:30 p.m. •Phantom's Opera, March 13, Stem show), March 20. •The Poww of Three, April 1. Response, March 7. 40 South FurlertonAve. All ages admitted Fridays, Sun- THE RIVERFRONT •Faith Healer, Insane, Dyers •.38 Special, Webb Wilder •TheVooOudM,Aprl2. •Sebadoh, Seem, Match 14. Montdair days, 11 Main St., South River Eve, March 14. Band, March 21. JACK 0 CONNORS •Shudder to Think, Jawtxn, (201) 744-6560 Progressive-music dance night (908) 390-4438 •Frostbite, March 20. WURUTZER'S QIMU1Y NIP ANO SEAFOOD March 15. AH shows at 9 p.m. Wednesdays, Sundays. •Dag Nabit, Mad Hatter, March •Epitaph, March 21, 386 Hoes Lane, Piscaiaway 1288 Route 22 East •The Connetls, March 16, •Bob McPartand, Dettw Hen- •Flatus, The Suspects, Wretch- 6, •Rough Justice w/Mike Wells, (908) 463*3113 MIDTOWN CAR CLEANING

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CURRENT FILMS their troubles, dealt with by •A pleasant little time-waster ment, which gave him the use THE ADVENTURES OF Lawrence Kasdan the way the about bickering, bantering and of the Winter Palace and what THE GRfeAT MOUSE DETECTIVE Grand Canyon itself was formed falling in love while looking for a looks like every ambulatory res- •Disney animated feature about - a dribble a! a time. It's not cancer cure in the Amazon jun- ident of Leningrad for the crowd a rodent investigating the kid- that modem-day uncertainty - gles. With Seantannery an d scenes. With English subtitles. napping of a toy maker, With the sense that whatever secu- Lorraine Bfacco. (PG-13) Friday, March 6, at 7 p.m. In the voicw of Vincent Price, rity you've made for yourself SHINING THROUGH Milltdokr Hall Room 1O0, Barrie Ingham and Val Benin. could be taken away at any •Melanie Griffith stars as a College Avenue campus be- (G) moment - is a bad subject for Queens secretary who becomes tween Hamilton Street and BEAUTY ANO THE UAST a film. The trouble is Kasdan's a spy for the AINes during World Seminary Place, New Bran- a Maybe not tfttbtst picture penchant fcf buttoning things War II. With Michael Oouglas •wick. Admission $3. (908) of tht year but Mfttlnly on* up with pat, huggie-bear set- and John Gielgud. (R) 932-1482. ups. The film's conclusion that THISISMYUFE SOLARIS (1972) thii Dimey tntty hat • source if w could just get past our •A single mother with two •Russian filmmaker Andrei that donn'tna«d tampering silly little personal problems daughter! pursues her dream Tarkovsky (The Sacrifice, and atreatmert with the rtfht and look at the big picture, ev- of becoming a stand-up come- Stalker) directed this adaptation mU of lokMtor youn g and erything would be put In per- dian. With Julie Kavner. Sa- or Stanislaw Lem's celebrated ok). The Wand of old faih- spective. This is true n far as it mantha Mattiis and Gaby Hoff- 1961 novel about a planet cov- toned animation and goes; trouble is, it Isn't much man. Directed and co-written ered by a protean, apparently computer-generated visuals Is help when you don't have Law- by first-time filmmaker Nora sentient ocean that occupies it- splendid; the opening shot rence Kasdan around to do a Ephron, (R) self with enigmatic, sometimes and the ballroom sequence would so old Walt proud. With tho voices of Robby Benson See your local Forbes Newspaper (!) as the Beast, Angela Lans- bury ai a talking teapot and Paper Mill Playhouse regular for movie theater times Richard Whlto as Gaston, tho handsome Cro-Mag ("1 use fast rewrite on your life. There WAYNE'S WORLD dangerous manifestations that antlers in all my decorl") with are some good scenes and per- •Wayne (Mike Myers) and may be its attempts to com- his eye on the heroine. (G) formances (notably from Danny Garth (Dana Carvey) take their municate with a team of BUGSY Glover) but the film ultimately Saturday Wight Live act to the human observers. The novel's <.>A big, lush-looking gloss on becomes insufferable. (R) big screen. With Rob Lowe, di- lengthy meditations on the na- the life of Benjamin "Bugsy" JFK rected by Penelope Spheeris ture and limits of human intel- Slegel, the gangster who went •Your response to this three- (The Dec/foe of Western Civil- ligence are replaced by a more to Los Angeles In ifw late '30s hour rant will depend on your zafjon, both parts). (PG-13) emotional emphasis; the film and fell passionately,fioofily i n patience with the notion that opens with a lengthy, elegiac love with Hollywood. Jones To- the CIA and tho military con- REVIVALS sequence on Earth, centered back's startlingly welUroutfit on the hero's relationship with spired to murder John F, script follows Sicgol from his THE GREAT McGINTY (1940) his father, that is echoed in the Kennedy, who according to Ol- Hollywood years to his downfall <.! Preston Sturges* first job as memorable closing ihot. Those iver Stone was about to magi- while building the hotel lhas director: a sharp comedy abo-.it not Sympathetic to Tiifkovsky'b cally shed his Cold Warrior helped make Us Vegas wtiat it a bum (8non Donle^) who's style will find the film a trial to innntlc and usher in the liberal is today. With Warren licjtty, made governor by a crooked sit through, but Solaris is one millenium. This disgraceful mix- Annette Bening, and Harvey political machine and then of the few science fiction films ture of evasions, gioss dis- Keitcl. Written by James lutock rums everything by trying to be to explore the metapnysical ter- (The Big flang) and directed by tortions of the record and out' honest. With Muriel Angelas, rain staked out by Kubrick in Barry Levinson (Rain Man, Ava- right fabrications deals with Akim Tamiroff and William De- 2001: A Space Odyssey. With Ion). (R) Kennedy assassination the way marest. Tuesday, March 10, Donatas Banioms, Natalia FRIED GREEN TOMATOES Birth of 9 Nation dealt with the at 7 p.m. In Sprague Library, Bondarchuk, Youn Yarvet and »A nursing-home resident (Jes- Reconstruction. Rubes, con- Montclalr State, Upper Mont- Anatoli Solintsin, In Russian sica Tandy) looks back at her spiracy buffs and sensation- elair. Fret admission. (201) with subtitles. Sunday, March life. With Kathy Bates, Mary seekers will find much to I93-7M9. I, it 7 p.m. lo the NJ. Mu- Stuart Matttnon, Octly Tywn please them. With Kevin Cost- OCTMERUUI) seurn of AgrteuHure), Route 1 andMary-LouhePato, (PC- ner, Gary Odman, Sissy •Senjrf Eitansttini epic re- South and College Farm Kris Kelvin (Donatas Barionis) is baffled by what's happening in Space*, Donald Sutherland, 13) creation of the BoWwvik Revo- nVVV IVvWV i^^^^R ^^^^9^JWJ| $olari$, a Russian science fiction film being show at the NJ. QMNOCAMV0N etc.(R) lution wet produced witft the •Los Anptts residents and MfWONfMAN U. (901)1124412. Museum of Agriculture In New Brunswick.

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•Training for new volunteers, 6 Normandy Heights Rd. the Age of Exploration," p.m. Saturday and Sunday from 708 Mountain Blvd., Watchung 475 DeMott Law, Somerset 7:30 p.m. March 10,17., Mom'stown through Jan. 3,1993. noon-5 p.m. Free admission, (908) 755-2565 1908) 873-2710 Museums MONMOUTH MUSEUM (201) 538-0454 NEWARK MUSEUM •Works by Mason Gross School •A Deadly Environment, murder •O/ympus on M/ M/nd, musicol Newman Springs Rd. Monday through Saturday 49 Washington St., Newark of the Arts alumni, March 7*31. mystery set at s country club. 8 comedy starring Jupiter and Uncroft from 10 a.m,-5 p.m., Sunday (201) 596-6550 Reception from 8-10 p.m. p.m. Wednesdays beginning other citizens of ancient THE ART MUSEUM (90S) 747-2266 from 1-5 p.m. Free admission Wednesday through Sunday March 7. March 11. Admission $39, in- Greece. Through March 29, Ad- Mnc*tonUnlvMlty(609)258- Main gallery open Tuesday for members. Non-member ad- from noon-4:45 p.m. Donation. •Japanese postcards from the cludes dinner, mission $15. 3787 through Saturday from 10 mission; adults 14, senior citi- Largest museum complex in the early 20th century, through 0FF-6R0ADSTREET THEATRE Tutsday through Saturday a.nv4:30 p.m., Sunday from zens and children $2. state. Permanent exhibits In- June 6. 5 South Greenwood Ave. COMING UP from 10 a.m,-5 p.m., Sunday clude "Africa-The Americas-The Hopewell 1-5 p.m. Becker Children's •"Evolution to Revolution," on- FORUM THEATRE from 1*5 p.m. Mmeum shop going exhibition of lamps and Pacific," "Design in Natto (609) 466-2766 Wing open to the public Tues- 314 Main St., Metuchen closes 4 p.m. WMtem Euro* day through Friday from 2-4:30 lamp accessories from 19th- American life," "American Stage •"Broadway at Off- (908) 548-0582 pean paintings, sculpture and p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m.- century America. Painting and Sculpture," Nu- Groadstreet," show tunes per- •roUveAnotrier Summer, To decorative art from 19th and 4:30 p.m., Sunday from 1-5 •Observation of sunspou, 10 mismatic Gallery, Asian Gal- formed In an intimale setting. Pass Another Winter, musical 20th centuries; also pre- p.m. Adults $2, senior citizens a.m.-l p.m. March 7,28. leries, Ballantine House and the Through March 7. Admission CONGREGATION 6NAIT1KVAH revue from Israel performed in Columbian art and art of the and children SI. •Workshops that "Celebrate Mini-Zoo. $17.25 Saturday, $15.75 Fri- 1001 Finnegans Lane English, March 20-Apnl 12. Ad- Americas. •Sculpture by Donald OeLue, Theatre!" 11 a.m.-3 p.m, day, Includes dessert. Dis- •Works from the permanent North Brunswick mission $24-$18, discounts •Worta by Paul Cezanne, through July 12. March 21. counts available. (Tickets for collection, through March 15. (908) 297-0696 available. through April 5, MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM •Abstract sculpture by Marion •Color photographs of bdakh •Guarding the Garden, a musi- Bemsfe/n on Broadway will be KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL •Prints from the museum's col- 3 South Mountain Ave. Held, through March 11, and Tibet by Ellen Kaplowtz, cal rendition of the Creation honored,) Maple St., Bemardsville lection, through April 5. Montclair •Works on loan from area com- through March 15. story with an environmental PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE 1908) 234-9238 •Spanish drawings, March 10- (201) 746-5555 panies, through March 15. •Retrospective of "Bob Stocks- aim. 7:30 p.m. March 8. Adults Brookside Dr., Millburn •Two one-act plays - Lanford Apnl 19. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, •Paintings by Kay WalkingStick, dale, Woodturner," through $8 in advance, $9 at the door; (201) 376-4343 Wilson's Home Free, performed DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM and Saturday from 10 a,m.-5 through March 29. March 22. children $5 in advance, $6 at •Great Expectations, Charles by the Trilogy Repertory Com- 602 West Front St., Ptainfield p.m. Sunday and Thursday NJ. MUSEUM •"Stepping Into Ancient Efifpt," the door, Dickens' literary standard pany, and A Need for Brussels (908) 755-5831 from 2-5 p.m.; second and OF AGRICULTURE through Dec. 1993, CROSSROADS THEATRE adapted for the stage and di- Sprouts by Murray Sclusgal, House built in 1746 and fur- fourth Thursdays of the month Route 1 & College Farm Rd. RUTGERS 7 Livingston Ave. rected by Robert Johanson. performed by the New Theatre. nished with articles of the pe- from 2-9 p.m. Free admission New Brunswick GEOLOGY MUSEUM New Brunswick Through March 21, Admission 8 p.m. March 13, Admission riod. Saturday from 2-4 p.m. for members. Donation for non- (908) 249-2077 Hamilton St, near College Ave. (908) 249-5560 $38-$24. group rates available, $10, includes dessert, Donation $1 for adults, free to members: adults $4, senior cit- Friday and Saturday from 10 Rutgers University •The love Space Demands, PHILATHAUANS children. iiens and students S2. children a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from New Brunswick world premiere of the Ntoiake Carnage House SOMERSET VALLEY PLAYERS METUR HOUSE under 18 free. Free admission noon-5 p.m, Wutts $3, chil- (908) 932-7243 Shange play. Previews through Watson Rd., Fanwood Amwell Rd., Hillsborough 1281 River Rd.. Ptscataway for all on Thursday. dren 4-12 SI, children under 4 Monday from 1-4 p.m., Tues- March 6, admission $22-$17. (908) 322-8686 (908) 369-7469 (908) 757-1144,752-4178 •Bronze sculpture by Jonathan fret. day through Friday from 9 a.m.- Performances March 7*29, ad- •Tirra Diviners, a drama by •Jesus Christ Superstar, rock Ptocataway Township historic Scott Hartley, thnugh March 8, NJ. STATE MUSEUM noon. Frte admission, mission $36-120. Discounts James Leonard Jr. set in 1930s opera based on the Gospel Ac- muMum. wieWay tours by ap- •Drawings from the Morgan 205 West State St., Trrtm TRAILS! DENATURE available. Indiana. Through March 7, Ad- cording to St. Matthew. March RusseH Archives, through April (609) 202-6464 ANO SCIENCE CENTER KOMI STREET PIAYHOUSE mission $6, group rates avail- 13-April 12. Admission S15 Fri- MtDOUtCX COUNTY MUSEUM 5. Tuesday through Saturday NtwPimktenotRd. •bit. days and Saturdays, $20 for •Prints from Currier 4 Nts, from 9 a.m.-4:45p.m. Sunday MounttmiQt NawBrunmfck SETWHAUUNtVEMITY two tickets Sundays. throufh April 12, from noon-5 p.m. FfM admit- (906) 769-3670 (906) 246-7717 Thaatrfrkvtha-ltound THEATRE GWL0 Of NJ. (908) 745-4177 Hon. VHHors center open every tr* South Ortngi ArtJsti Showcase Theat/e in the Amirican ljnd*capt, •Family workshop! on Natot day torn 1-5 p.m. Museum Jmy Stmwr pdy (andtam for (201) 761-9060 1150 Indiana Aw., Trenton throuji April 26. American*, March 7,14,21, eptn Saturday and Sunday wit mOW; OMV\| WfUl IWt •Coming tn ort a IMn^aj and a (609) 5661774 •HHomt Front USA," SH in rnHiBjwaoon rfojumao, from 1-5 p.m. through March. Stt»«lntr»eOl.TrVOU^ Ntw Amy MflgWMtf WftrN, Ml (609) 292-6310. nagiit/atton requiredtor pro - tra tongs. Througfl March 7. RuueH comedy about a tfy June 7, •Nativ* American Day, March dtocounts available. AdmUonS6. woman's searchtor he r true MWlH-COtY HOUSE MUSEUM •'Tr«ntrttGc4iction:RNl- •Tali on Hew Jersey *ildtire by UVWOSTO* THEATER STATE THEATRE ietf. March 20-29, Admission 614 Mountain kn,, WittMd >sm;'though June 2«, tfn ihundsfbiRt DanctridN Jot McDonald, 2 p.m. March Rutgwt Unvafwy 453 Northampton St. $10 Saturdays, $9 Fridays and (908)232-1778 •"Tha American Landscape" KM Stuff). 6. Avtnue D, Pi*catawty Eatton,Pa. Sundays: discounts available. FurmhwJ tanhouM surfed from Cote to Bltfdta*, March •"Nature and tha Oacorativa JANEVOMHEHZIMMERll (906) 932-7511 (215) 252-3132 WYCKOfTS RESTAURANT ini74ObySamuilMHto,orl|- 8-Nov, 22. uKturt by Alejandro Arts," on|oin|, •Bamum, a three-ring musical 932 South Aw,, WestfieW iNty pert of lOltert torn. Aratusat3p.m.March8: •ExhiMlon of works acquired in Rutgert University morality play of revenge set In about the life of P.T. himself. 4 (908) 654-9700 Sunday from 2-9 p.m., mtk- opening reception from 5:30-7 1991, ongoing George and Hamilton streets Europe. Through March 8. Ad- and 8 p.m. March 7, Adults •A Deadly Envt/wment, murder days by appointment Adults p.m. March 8. Lacture by Dr. •"God Bless America, Part IV," New Brunswick mission $10, discounts avail- $25, $23; senior citizens and mystery set at a country club. 8 II, chUdftn 50 omti, Alan Wallach at 10:30 a.m. multimedia Installation by Ted (908) 932-7237 able. students $12,50 (early show p.m. Fridays beginning March •CMI|riprv demonstration, March 17, Victoria, through March 15. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, O'CONNOR'S onty). 13. Admission $39, includes March 8. MORRIS MUSEUM •"Christopher Columbus and and Friday from 10a.m,-4:30 BEEF N ALE HOUSE VILLAGERS THEATRE dinner.

\;it;is!l,)\ Stills YourtGuidetTo ARIES (March It-April 19) G> wnntlera tins wefk. Yuu can weekend amves, you may have a downhill cittier plug into work, und open up what jiH iwinj. Too much, too soon, too fast. Luxuri- seemed to be u kicked idea, or you can laun- ate in the positives and in tht heightened t-h into an t\irly case of Spring Fever, The nrfsof connection between you and another. Re- odds art*, you'll have chosen both options. Mrs. Helen charge those batteries before Monday Roy, are you hot stuff aacrc GIFTED PSYCHIC Call SAGITTARIUS iSovrmhrr 22-DtcembtrZ!) GEMINI (May II • June it) Handle respon READER ft ADVISOR libilitles early in the week, because suddenly Give up talking and retreat back into the something pops into play as the weekend think lank this week Creativity and action • Prompt t Lucky Numtwi combine as the we«ki>nd appears. Use Uiil • Palm tTarat Cards Ray Horan appears on the icene And play yuu will, Of Professional course, with the Stardust that falls on you, intenso combinatiun to light up your roman- 1 • CryWUAitrotogy tic lift*. Make a work situation better, a prese- consider roping in that special career op- i Service RNtfnp portunity (if you don't want to play, that is) nt relationship more compatible Yuu want it 246-8100 all1 Now get it. ^ • Free Estimates CafferAppoMmtf CANCER (June 21-July H) Propcuivc thi CAPRICORN (Ifertmktr Ti • Jmuary II) Vi- nking feti you what you want thit week. Do brate with the moment, lip ui*-n to questions this your reserach beforv you make your pro- rak, tvrn if ytw flrd yourself painfully Insr- BRANCHBURG 846-1650 nire Go back to the dnwinji board and look at For This Space powl.you may have a hard time talking an- other into your way of thinking, Thuu|h you thu hold in ywir thinkinr Use thr wefkend to relax »nd chtjcsi' your optiom Over the wi>ekend, CLOCK SHOP PvttfASooW start your weekend late, you make up for lust VDU appear • ,1 forcv \n be dealt with «MDaa> time. Get into • celebration mode. (908) 725-1790 AQUARIUS (January JOFfbruiry ||| You LEO • (July UAufuil 22) bpect uthrts tu think you've (n( a ligir by its tml, but events dominate this week, and you won't be (lisfip dunng tlic wiTk cimvina' you that this may rurt pointed. Count on that Uo chiriuna • you pyrr, Ijo the t«w. Your rent-tutus nrt- so strong, it's they follow, You're int» tnie-to-ont> rclitlirm, be it rlcur VOU'IP Ihc tiRcr, mid one's loading you by busineai or pereunal Carry tliot theme intu nil Hie tail You go yum own WHV llri wit'kcnd. U'.S the different parti of your life. Follow through on Yoit tiuvc j (jn'nt titiu-1 a fantasy this wecki'tul PISCKS iFpliriiuiv IDMiirih 2U| You iH»ak * » • « » » * VIROO IAu(Uit lit Sfptfmlirr 21) • Work .,n mitiwt't'k .mil sfi>Mi in h.iu1 evurythiiigl11) .'.'.* .V thnt Virgo peifetiunmm Ihi.i week and Inliirn UIICIos N(,w.;f)c)f)crs Miirch A G, 1992 I N I N G Any time is great Werner's Lake Edge has food and service

to match its scenery am, for mo* info oil tN} By M»CKI PUL5INELU •/* Cu/inary Corespondent • * * can't decide when is the best time to dine at Werner*i Lake Edge. Is it at lunch, during ^ I daylight, when you can drive through the beautiful countryside Sund*limc*W;*ft«» of the Watchung mountains and ****S*tf8| see the restaurant alongside the

Watchung Lake? Or is it in the > "i evening, while sitting next to a * * •• window, overlooking the lake on a bright moonlit night? Either time is more than accept- able - in fact it is positively ro- mantic. The mood and atmosphere are like dining in Europe in some * * * ,v , mountain chalet Picture yourself wWMf in the Black Forest of Germany, '•Jet arimfc M«fc«t feotf, dining in a chalet along the Rhine. LINDA EPSTEIN/WEEKENDPLUS I can because I was there last Barbara Yulkk takes care of tome customers at Werner's Lake Edge on the shore of October, with the first Forbes Eu- Watchung Lake. ropean trip. In fact my entree at Werner's Lake Edge (pig knuckles) was a direct result of that trip. A were well worth the extra cost. I can't remember seeing shrimp so large. lovely couple from Westfield ordered the same meal while we were in Our house salads of lettuce, carrots, olives, cucumbers, tomatoes, Germany. radishes and onions were fresh while the roquefort cheese dressing was ^T t - » Roy Stamm has owned the Lake Edge for 30 years. His son Randy superb. Large chunks of roquefort were sprinkled over the salad, told us that the staff averages over 15 years of service. Another interest- For his entree, my husband ordered the beef tenderloin tips with egg ing story told by Randy is about the customers. It seems that the oldest noodles ($19.75). The tips, served French style by Randy Stamm, were customers prefer eating in the first dining room, next to the old wood served in their own natural juices, with red and green peppers, mush- ipeciaH (908) 7554161 bar. The next group like the second dining room the best, forward of the rooms, and onions. The beef was very tender while the egg noodles •* ,* *. bar, while the newest customers prefer the newest dining room, built 10 tasted home made. MtxMtJI CMRI in Miluchtn years ago, the one that runs parallel My choice of entree was the pig b how opm on Sundays. Open knuckles and sauerkraut with TOT DnMHa»( Wnwl flnQ Onwlw, Whether it's customers or stair, The menu is Continental, with a small section homemade spring mustard it offett homemade Mexican you will find a dedicated group that devoted to Gennan specialities. ($16.50). The two huge pig knuck- food. (908) 906-9505. * • * has made the Lake Edge a fixture les were extremely tender and juicy. They almost fell off the bone. OomWc'iWttonnttJn in Watchung. New Bfunsmick offers elegant The setting is rustic and com- They were as good as the ones I dining in 8 200-year-old Victo- fortable, There arc exposed beams, mahogany wood paneling and large had in Germany, The spring mustard was very hot and a delightful rian Mansion. Pnvate parties up windows overlooking the Watchung U\kc. The table setting consist of enhancement. The vegetable that came with our dinner — cauliilower a to 60, Live music Friday and white linen, white china with a burgundy trim, small lamps and fresh la Polonaise - was cooked cauliilower sprinkled with chopped hard- Saturday evenings; closed Sun- flowers, cooked egg, breadcrumbs, parsley and melted butter. If you like cau- day. Free parking on the pre- The menu is Continental with a small section devoted to German liflower, you will love this. mises. (908) 247*9674. specialties. Appetizers, 15 in all, include ehopixxl chicken liver, head The Lake Edge hud a lot of desserts to choose from but I decided on * t * cheese vinaigrette, and smoked Nova Salmon. Prices range from $1,75 another German choice, apple strudcl with ice cream ($3.25). The strudel Hub City in New Brunswick to $6.25. There arc at least three soups and throe types of salads. was light and flaky, a good choice. My husband had the coffee meringue has special coupons offering $5 Entrees include seafood (12 choices from $ 15.7:1 to $25.7;') for twin glace. This was caramel, eolTi'u ice cream, hard meringue- and whipped off any check of $20 or more. lobster tails), light entrees (three choices from $12.75 tn $17.75), bod1 and cream ($2.75). He finished all but the meringue1. Also free dinner entree. Call for chicken (10 choices from $16.75 to $23.75 for filet mignon or sirloin}, and I still can't decide what is the best time to dine at the Lake Edge, information, (908) 846*1070. German specials which include sauerbratcn ($19.25), wiener schnitzel daylight or night. 1 guess it's because both arc enjoyable times. Good « * ($21.75) or roulade of beef ($18.75), food, pleasant service and an attractive atmosphere are the ingredients What's In the •«? of Dinner includes appetizer or soup, dessert and coffee or tea. There is for a pleasurable dining experience. Somervflle makes all those foods an extra charge for some of the appetizers served with the dinner. All WERNER'S IAKE EDGE, north shore of Watchung Lake, 141 Stilling Road, you love, but hate to cook. items con also be ordered a la carte. Watchung. (908) 755-9344. (908) 722-8782. -Mickl PulslneHI My husband had the soup du jour (mushroom barley) while I ordered This column Is meant to inform readers on dining opportunities the shrimp cocktail ($6.25 extra with dinner), The five enormous shrimp in the area. It is not a review. Galleries

open during library 68 Elm St., Summit by 15 artisans, through April ATRIUM ART GALLERY 30. backgrounds, and other woiks Exhibit open during dining hall hours. hours, (908) 273-9121 Hall of Records, BASILE-FAMA FINE ARTS from the Wait Disney studios, ' 8. Opening reception from 2-5 Gallery hours Monday through Morrlt County Courthouse 1 Monument Square through March 23. •Walercolors by Linda S. Brad- •Oil paintings by Kate Friday from noon<4 p.m., Sat- New Brunswick shaw and Susan Suits Ewait. Hraugh Mnrch 12. p,m, March 15; discussion by Momstown THE MEDICAL CENTER (908) 828-^20 March 20-May 14. Opening re- •Ptimtirigs by Tim urday and Sunday from 2-4 (201)2674722 William Warmus ?nrt Michaol AT PRINCETON M.u;:h 13-Jurw 18. I! m. Frea iidnsission. Open to the public dunng lucsdny th/oif,h f;nu, " ception at 4 p.m. M,irrh 20 253 cx-'Mx: 0! 4 P.n1 W •Color phutoij^P^ by SafJ> courthouse hours MERWICK 13 Aschenorennei .it J p.m. NCW JERSEY CCNTEP •An^iM show of Mnrnr, On"* ron vir.i'AL.\fU"

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VvBI r Pflll W/9pBy< ftiiM(ltitll(tll»tlllH«)MHtlMtflHI I wk APPEARING SAT. TRACERS BAND WFMmW Si THE I I AND HENRY SAT avorite WELCOME t\MIGOS! EXCHANGE Rt. 202-206 North, Bndgcwarcr IEXJDEU CAFE1 '" 526-7090 'HOMEMADEMEXKANFOOD •0 J400MAINST.*ME1UCHEN (NEXTTOTHtTMINSTAHON) fount Dining 906-9505 LUNCH SPECIALS 1 FREE MENU ITEM Bljck M-F 11:30-3 P.M. iptillMSVali* l \ Places wlien you purchw a U4 M«u |Fl0 h Tic • Chicken Antonio • Stuffed Calamari Item o! Equal« Criater Valm [|p<>||() • Pork Chop? Campagniola • many more %^-':\S^P^M|^K^^ : •«.»«.•«.,« ..*••*••• ••»..»«.», EARLY BIRD SPECIALS Over 40 Entrees &T95 Mon.-Fri. 3:00-5:30 P.M. i (Inc. Soup Or salads, Pot or Puta Vcg.) 3370 Route 27 Kendall Part t Catering for family parties. Rehearsal ft Shower Parties IEW Easter is April 19-Dinner Served COMEDY MOM'S Produced by FOR INFORMATION REGARDING Patrick Qaynor Entertainment SHOWTIME Fridaya & Saturday* 10 PM THESE RESTAURANT PAGES 19S4flL27,Edt«n (909) 217-2778 Reservationt Suggested • Limited Seating CALL r- - COUPON - -^ MICKI PULSINELU 50% OFF AT I Fridays Only I I Buy 1 Comedy Show • 908-722-3000 admission at regular price FOR MOM INFORMATION MOAMHNO TMESt RESTAURANT PAGES Ext. 6140 • and the second admission CALL is at Half Price I MICKIPULSINELU • «xplr«& 4/24/92 AT J (908)422-1117 908-722-3000 EXT. 6104 wmm '<*( forties Newspapers March 4-6( 1992 BOBBT SMARTS COACH N' PADDOCK 31S188 WilliaWarmn St^. Pbcafnmv Forbes Newspapers ROttTC 71 [UtT 12) 4 Mfm Wnt il CtlNTOII. NJ. 752-4474 is your 735-7889 WEEKEND DINNER SKOALS 'LUNCH • DINNER tCOCKTAILS • Flounder Francaise... $8.95 entree to > WEDDINGS • BANQUETS • PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS • Stuffed Eggplant*••«•••*••• ^tf«M«••»••••••«••t**«lii*t(M>* $7.95 Friday Night Dancing restaurant-goers March 6th - Bud Beavers & Elaine March 13th - Jim Hoffman

Fine Southern and Monday - J&J Day; 20% Off Your Entire Check With Your J&J I.D.* Northern Cuisine in an elegant atmosphere at an affordable price. Tuesday - All Huge Boli's 1/2 Price After 8:00 pm* Wednesday - Hospital Employee Day: 20% Off Your Entire Check with your Robert Wood Johnson or St. Peter's Hosptial I.D.* {Restaurant Thursday • Greek Night: 20% Off Your Entire Check After 5:00 pm with your Fraternity or Soroity LD.* Fresh Veal, Chicken, Seafood and Pasta Dishes Complete Dinners starting at $7.95 Friday - Flower Day: Complimentary Flower to All Our Lady Lunch Customers (while supplies last) Oik Tiff laid Open Mon.-Sol. 11:30 AM. 10 PM, Sun. 4 PM-10 PM

Otjdlec Corner Oak Tree Rd. & Park Ave. Ail1 * 3600 Park Avenue, South Plalnlleld, N.J. (in Bndlee's, A&P Shopping Center) (908) 753-2696 A Good Times Restaurant® 49 Easton Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ e 247-1727 *Dlne in Only. Not valid with any other promotion. THERE IS NO UDDER! RISTORANTE Come celebrate St. Patricks Day with the [TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY N1TES ~\ Best Irish Restaurant around! SATURDAY NITES $ Couph>5 NiteH! RICH AT THE PIANO Mon. - Prime Rib 8.95 Thurs, • Shrimp Scampi $ TREAT ANOTHER COUPLE TO DINNER FREE & Linguini 9.95 PURCHASE YOUR TWO ENTREES AND RECEIVE $ THEIR TWO ENTREES Tues. - Prime Rib 9.9S Friday • Prime Rib $9.95 FREE (not valid on St. Patrick's Day) Wi; W||.l. UCIJl.'! I MIL IWOI MIU'l.SOl USSIH VAl.L'i: (HUM YOUR CHECK $ 1 Sun, • Senior Citizens Day - u A Gr.iiDiu til Wi Will Ik Ailik-il to tliL Tnt.il Hill ll.'liuc IIK* Ikiltitlum. Wed. • Corn Beef Platter 9.95 timii'i.'iLiI \nili .mi iitdtt (iiiimiiimm Mjrili M I'i'il Prime Rib From I2-5PM*6J5 I _ COUPON Frl, March Uih> Irish [Mladctrs Corned Beef Platter Sal. March 14th • D. Donovan (Irish Folksinger) FRIDAY NITE 6-9 PM TALK OF THE TOWN Sun. March 15ih • Irish Brunch Everyday w/iht Irish BallaJccrs Mon. March 16th • Warm up wlih the Irish Ualladecrj "GRAND BUFFET" ; Tuei. March L7ih • The Irish ilalladetn l rom f tMluFHKj All the shrimp you cm eal Plus Hoasl Dee) C.irvtncj ^$6.95- Lunch 5-12 PM Irish Enttrlainmcni Slaiion Ro.isl Turkey C.irvinq Stjtion Large Saliid Vnn«ty. Villa ^$11.95 - Dinner All Day long Ma-.t.i Dishes Mussels Mannara Eggplanl Roiilme Ctuckon Bagpipers throughout Ihc festivities Dishes VIM! Dishes. Seafood Dishes 1$8.95- For Seniors *St. Patricks Day* Plus Mote SptH'.ilitu"; inrliidmt) f rc.h Mo//,ueHii UcsstrMs t, LoMoc LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Countdown |ChJldfen ,0 &und w Ssb0 ) 19 more days to Cannoi b« Banqucl Facilities for Weddings and other special olhei promotions occasions available lor up to 200 persons. E>p. 3/31/92 St. Patricks Day! /our Hosts: Sat Venezia & Patrick McLaughlin Lunch 11:30 A.M.-3 P.M. Mon.-Frl. Dinner 5:00 P,M.-1O:00 P.M. Mon.-Sat. 708 Mountain Blvd. Reservations Suggested Watchung, NJ 561 -2722 2991 Hamilton Blvd., So. PJalnllthl 755-2565 BEEF N' ALE HOUSE, 0 Route 1B7) 561-2722 v __-/

March 4-6,1992 I ottvs Nwsparjcrs Weekend Ji& RISTORANTE Express . LUNCH SPECIALS MORE THAN JUST A DINER Mon.-Fri. U AM - 3 PM For the low price of $7.45 you get a cup Soup Saladl Bread and 8utter Enlree Any pasta on the menu Eiriv Bird Dlnlno °* ' ' l^iy mru SuTay 3 6 PM %<*»• cf» or ,Tea-and V™ chotee $£ 25 ($6.95 w/salad) •nd on Sunday 1 -5 PM °' Puddtn9. M'O or Ice Cream. ENTREES Serving gourmet cuisine in record lime, Som Entrees come with Potato or Vegetable. If a (*) is shown no Potato or Vegetable is included, Business Lunches & Group Parties Welcome 1. Broiled or Breaded Pork Chops 2. Roast English Cut Prime Rib Look here for our weekly menu 3. London Broil w/mushroom sauce 725-7272 to clip & save. 4. Yankee Pot Roast Bridgewater Commons Mall All 1/4 Lb. Sandwiches 5. Roast Fresh Ham w/stuffing (your choice of meat) 6. Baked Meatloaf w/mushroom sauce 7. Roast Half Spring Chicken w/stuffing $ 1" Anytime! 8. Sauteed Chicken Breast Marsala, THE. Now Appearing In Our Lounge Francaise or Parmigiana 62 W. Main St., Somcrville 9. Chicken Croquettes "MIRAGE" 10. Broiled Filet of Bluefish Coming: Next Week 722-8782 11. Broiled Boston Scrod "REMEMBER WHEN" 12. Fried Filet of Sole 13. Broccoli Rabe w/cavaTelli* CR/WFORD • NO COVER • NO MINIMUM 14. Stuffed Shells Parmigiana w/meatball* N.J. 16. Spaghetti Carbonata' 17. Spaghetti w/broccoli* NJ/S OWN BIG APPLE | I When You Want The WEDDING 18. Spaghetti Marmara w/meatball* Occasion To Bo 19. Baked Italian Lasagna w/meatball* SUPERB 20. Baked Greek Style Moussaka w/small Greek Salad* RECEPTIONS 21. Baked Greek Style Pastichio w/small Greek Salad* BANQUET We have aicomoitolions lo fit ever)' Unforgettable Or 22. Authentic Athenian Spmish Pie w/small Greek Salad* liudfjrl. 50lo50fl Persons. 23. Grilled Chicken Breast FACILITIES OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATIONS Your Just Going Out For 24. Eggplant Parmigiana w/spaghetti* AVAILABLE AT 01R ADJACENT 25. Baked Ziti Parmigiana w/meatball* Weddings t Showers LL'Xl'HY HOTEL 26. Baked Manicotii Parmigiana w/mealball* A Bite With Friends 27. Broiled Filet of Sole w/crabmeat stuffing Dinners RESTAURANT • CATERING 28. Chefs specials o! the day 20-800 Persons Open: Everyday 6 AM Close: Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. 12 Mid. 272-4700 Close: Thurs, 1 AM Close FrL, Sat. 3 AM At Parkway Exit 136 • Cranford 2002 Park Avenue • South Plainfield LUNCHEON 755-2811 SPECIALS Viewing the Walctoung Mountains The First Place For The Best In Restaurants "JPLee's...my reemmndatien as the perfect ptoe for great get-in-shepe food" 5 Hours Open Bar Shape up with some good advice from "Galloping Cocktail Hour ^ Gourmet" Graham Kerr Come try the Mongolian Barbeque "7 Course Dinner, Tiered Wedding Cake at f.P Lees - a lot of great bod lor not a lot of money. Silver Candelabras and Flowers As a member of Heart Smart Restaurants Internation- Flaming Jubilee Show, Private Bridal al, who's nutritional consultant is Graham Kerr, J.P Lee's Rooms, White Glove Service guarantees customers menu selections that meet the Graham Kerr requirements set by the American Heart Association and International Culinary FROM 95 Consultant most diet/weight loss programs. (Formerly Via Come in for lunch ($4.95) or an all-you-can-eat dinner Per Galloping Gourmet) ($8.95). Takeout available by phone or fax.

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i thought I had died and gone to heaven this «e*. I wae Invtted to two sit-down wine German-American Cuisine tatVoo* whete the food waa eiceHant and tne wine WM even better. The first event wit» m 'The Stamm Family is at your service" component end vertical tailing of the renown Chateau Mooteiena Chardonnay. If you art OPEN FOR LUNCHEON, ummaav wm one napei wnery, IUIHC* 10 aay that Ihetr Chardonnay waa placed tint in COCKTAILS, DINNER, SUPPER Ma Nflwue "Paris Tasting" of t«73. thuning out aoma vary notable French Burgundies. C U. C I N A Since that Vm, Chateau Monttlana hat pro- On the North Shore of the Lake duced Chmtomey of consistently excatont 141ttnllaa leei Veklwe, NM Jenn quality year after ywr Part of the* tWrty to do thle comaa torn their dedication to "fruit flrat" in the wtnee. Bo Barralt, winamafcer, may be the lhat person to ten you that tie it a 755-9344 I T A L I A N A hired gun, cnoeen to pioduce the Monteiena style by cerefuey Mending of the fruit and not by maUng tha grapes band to hit wil with winernaUng tachniquee, Greg FWtton, Mon- tatena'a Director of 8elet, led ui through a componana] tuUng that showed ut just that. We taeted atx sampm: the tint ihrn were banal sampeM of wkwe made Irom three eaparata vinayardt. Each vineyard had vary 63 W. Somerset Street 7254553 dietinct (kjwore and aromaa from it* grepei. The Qeuar Estate gave a very a/omatic, tptcy honey-aptoot wna. Takahaski in lent itseH Raritan more to topical hurt flavors, and the John N. Hama vineyard WM vary lean, very acidic Reservations accepted Sunday through Friday and showed green apple and lamon flavor*. (before 6:30 pm on Saturday) The nait ghm contained wna that had !.& . i '*, *t. undergone barrel aging in new oak. Than a glass of wine which had been barrel fsr- mented and WM Hi M of yean. These two 392 George Strett componanets, wood and yeaal aging, are used onty as accent! In very small amounts to add interest. Bui tha backbone ot the lew Brunswick, New Jersey 08901 Monteiena style wai contained in me last glass, tha wlna that n fermented n tompera- (908) 846-1070 ture controlled, stainless steel tanks This sa- mple It very concentratod m aroma and had Pax (908) 846-6365 Strong flavors associated with the cfwdonnay

Now, the object was to lake inese s« RKSTAl'RANT glassat and blend them mio ono wine inai mlghl be passable. I fcur.d that i did not miss my calling to bo wmomakor It was no! easy (0 make a blend that was not loo fiua/y in TUESDAY-MARC one thing or light In anottior And Bo has to do this with sixteen or so barrels to lind trial 12 NOON • 3 PN Monttlena Itytel EV07 year! Moniolena wme does not go though maioiactic lermcntation Plus (a restructuring of the fruit acids that make wines toiler) because they fee) thet the acid- m pm| 4 | pU ity is whal Shows tha brilliance of Iho Men- telena fruit flavors and keop thtj w9s long lived. We tasted tha 19B4 Chardonnay. and it ST. PATRICK'S CELEBRATION Still was lively enough lo keep 0 couple more years. Amuing. It all boits down lo what I have heard winemBkers all over the world with BAGPIPER: TIMMY MCCABE lay. If you have outstanding fruit, don't screw It up by playing with it too much Chateau Montolena proves lhat good fruit and dodo- Irish Food Specialties (Ion to excellence produces a winner vintage after vintage. NIKI week: A totally different ph

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