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t0 r January 2,1992 Super start 'Capital' European M ^^HRSB B-8 Automoth/eGuide WESTFIELD RECORD. l^^sToasting a rtiiis^um's 25th anniversary Cranfbrd's Lufthansa-Fbities Newspapers .^^^§H 1 learn strc^to.:5«l mark " Hrr'-^ - , • -•--• In this week's^ "--—-- iO^day trip features four nations... *^J^ Automotive Q&A .; . ".. See-Sports, page B;l A Weekend See details in ad on page A-12 ^ "(Continued from page 7) and if the guide tube is pressed in too far or either of-them A: Personally I don't like to let a car ping. I can picture a 1991 Chevrolet Caprice's running about at least a half- are made wrong, you get a false reading. I'd drain the oil, small bit of alumlnurrt being blown from thetop of each of Q: I just got a recall notice regarding my 186 Mercury quart low on oil as I was. replace the filter and oil with five quarts, run the engine, let the pistons with each ping. Since the car fe now eight Sable to have the front brake rotors replaced. The car has ' •••••.••';',' . . • •;•'.'• ". • G.B. it cool down and then rernark the stick wftH a new Full- years old (only slightly more than the national average), a lot of miles on it and the brakes seem to work fina Is it Spencerport, KY mark. ' .• •. ' ' •• ;' ''. • •'• .:"•;•. .' . there's several other items that could cause your car to legal to simply ignore the notice and not take the car in? ping. Improper operation of the Ignition advance system A: When an engine Is desfgned, the engineers .calculate •.•' •'-.'• ••' ... ;:;-. •"• ..•'•'• •• ••:/•• •:.. .'K.K. Q: What gas do. I use. In my car; unfeaded regular or could be one and a mechanic can check this but easily. • • Boston, MA the amount of oil that it will take to keep the engine parts unleaded supreme? It is a 1983 Oldsmobile Cutlass^ Su- Another is an excessive buildup of carbon in the combus- A: Only about half of the cars needing recall work get operating at the right temperature as well as lubricated. It's preme V6. On regular unleaded fuel the engine pings at tion chamber which can be removed pretty' easily -by probably something of a rule of thumb but if the amount taken in. The rotor material used on a quarter of a million , Thursday, January 9,1992 the slightest lugging. I find that some brands of gas do.•shooting a commerpially-prepaired or homemade (water Vo):99,No.2 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents . . of oil is less that originally specified, it could lead to engine better than others, but the ping Isn't eliminated. When I put and brake fluid) carbon remover through the Intake sys-. 186-187 Ford Taurus' and Mercury Sables.gets eaten up •:f:^y : id;: Ford dealers get' parts overheating. The oil sump (pan) has a predeter- The unleaded supreme ifnfieTanRTThereJs no pinging at tern. Some other problems may be the wrong heattrange . mined highmark above the oil purnp pickup tube at which all. A bamyardmechanic I know says to gfa"cl<'(With factory spark plug, a vacuum leak that leans out the fuel/air"* para by tfie" fectqry• for doing the Job (although its paiid the engine oil level is suppps&d tobe- maintained but specs and tolerate the ping. .•.'"•-' mixture or ah incorrect fuel/air mixing in a faulty or an labor .rate Isn't wnaf^DU'd'pay for the job) and ft gives you since the pan isnt transparent; a dip stick has to be used a chance to get'other thing like the, axle CV joint boots' •?"• ••••••••••_• •.•••••••"-.. • •••":,-. •• KH. internally dirty carburetor that also leans out the mixture; to make sure that level is right The stick on some cars Citrus Heights, CA As a vehicle ages, it requires more maintenance than.a checked out or even a new set of brakes installed for just has to run through a guide tube stuck into the block itself new car, not less. . • :'. i the cost pf the pads. , . • •'../•,
in governing By BRIAN FLORCZAK Sldoti'swork THE GHRONICLE . . • USAC (United States Auto Club). CART ByTONYSAKKIS different rules for the construction Of the tioning body flatly rejected it saying it was where a six-man board — made of several be rewarded and USAC have long since been separated cars; It seems in the past few years trie old unfair technology that would launch the team owners (including Roger Penske, Edward Robinson's first act as Cranford's new mayor was to save J FORBES NEWSPAPERS township "money. , . and the rift, is deep. The Indy Car series, fogies at USAC have gotten progressively costs of racing into outer, space arid keep Rick Galles and one unnamed owner), a annua3 Dr. Martin Thenoise emanating .from pit lanes at under USAC, has been a sham; there was wiser1 and are now in favor of technical Pittsburgh Plate Glass (PPG) represienta . Showing off a namejilate he used when he was the township's mayor mayor the guys who invested in the CART Indy : in the early 1980s, Mr. Robinson joked th?jt instead of ordering a new the last few CART Indy Car races was not no seriesother than the 500 itself. A group advances that are better fdiritlie series than Car franchises out of the winner's circle. tive (the series sponsor),' Goodyear's Leo, yt of rouge team owners-created CART in rCoundlwiBbe nameplate, he simply dusted off the relic prior to last Wednesday's exactly promising for America's premier those: of CART/s governing board. CART, In fact, they were probably right Porsche Mehl arid a Motor Speedway steward — reorganization meeting, a move which eventually brought laughter to the "support to , open-wheeled racing series. The rumblings 1980 to promote something other that an you understand, is rim ostensibly by the was in a position to buy a CART Iridy Car would begin to goyern the business of rac- the First large crowd gathered at the Municipal Building f6r the reorganization were that the sanctioning body CART autocratic rule in the series that was then teaois themselves. That means that of the ing. The plan was voted down. The debate : ;; - a Championship. But at the same time, the ceremony.-. . . .-;•' ,v . '-. ,-' - '.'. •• . .: •>>. • •. •'. • • -.- " (Championship Auto Racing Teams), run by a group of old-fashioned old,men. 24 teams that are in the run-for-pay plan,; future of open-wheeled racing is; in carbon has been raging through the last races of. "I've been mayor for just about ari hour now,".Mr. Robinson said, as The series was run all on Ovals. «hd the 1 pemoGrat would dose its administrative doors and there are only a feW high dollar operations fiber construction. It is lighter, stronger, the*seasOn,"and new with the year OyertheV he pointed to the nameplater"and I've already saved the township $45." CART pioneers, \vho included Roger Pen-- As Cranford's new mayor, Ed- • the series would be governed by an all- that, can afford to take the. steps into the arid safer forthe driver. And as the speeds time has come for a decision. There -are But other than that burst of humon last Wednesday's reorganization ward Robinson hjis shown he isn't newbody. .',' ;._,, ..•'•'. • . '.' ".'. ske and Pat Patrick, promoted new races. future,' technologically. "',..•* - creep up the drivers life is more and more two opposed viewpoints,in the*pits: one meeting held no great surprises as the iWnship rCommittee continued always: going to vote along party at road courses as opposed to oval tracks. v Led by the Indianapolis Motor Speed- ""•"Essentially, the series has stagnated be- on the lineT The little guys certainly care says racing is expensive enough as it is, to show a 3-2 Republican advantage. • - ' ;- lines, '• • • • •,.'...•. • .'• ' •'-•'•'. way's Tony George, the viability of a series Now there are more road courses than and let's keep it cheap—r- which makes Mr. Robinson^ad been selected to fill the mayoral seat by trie Repub- 1 cause the poorer teams have stonewalled about their hot-shoes, but they are much 7 At. last Wednesday's reorgani- which is governed by the team owners has ovals and the series is going strong. Wety change. Some of that change, by the way", more willing to allow them to risk their sense to everyone — and the other says it lican majority at the reorganization. """ : zation meeting, Mr. Robinson recently been challenged. The India- sort of. ••.'••'.'/. is manifesting itself in the form of safety. lives. If the sanctioning body doesn't step needs to be safe and it needs to be viable In addition to the swearing in of Mr. Robinson as mayor, the meeting voted in favor of the appointment napolis Motor Speedway has long been the The Speedway has still mandated rules One of the reasons the Porsche Indy Car in and do something for the racers, no- which will happen as the rules change to 0>*. <, featured the welcoming of Republican J. Robert Hoefflef tOVthe Town- of Barbara Ginsberg to a one-year Jewel of the CART Championship season, for the running pf the biggest race of. the. vprograjn was cut at the end' of 1990 was body wilL When the sanctioning body is in keep up with current available technology. IS' ship Comrhittee. term als an alternate on the Board but the Speedway race is not even on the season. Actually, the Speedway doesn't because the sanctioning body didn't allow What both sides agree upon is that nobody Mr. Hoeffler defeated Democrat Norman Albert in last November's of Adjustment. t, charge of competing for the money,* there general election. , list of CART sanctioned events. Instead mandate anything, but the race, which is carbon fiber construction of the cars. Por- is a definite conflict of interest there. So is happy and something needs to happen Mr. Robinson, a Republican, cast In a meeting which lasted just over an hour, the Township Committee the race is run under the auspices of still run under USAC rules, is run with sche brought put its car and the sanc- Tony George has proposed a new plan to change that hour can be earned by school his vote for Ginsberg^as did Demo- unanimously^approved almost all of about 100 resolutions and appoint- crats Carolyn Vollero and Daniel ments. The highlights of the Township Committee's actions are; Aschenbach. Voting against the ap* 8000 8030 8030 8030 •_• 8080 8080 The approval of the auditing fimi ol Hutchlns, Laezia, Farroll and Allison, and the approval of pointment were GOP. members 8090 Kraft & McManlmon as bond counsel. Ths committee ajso parsed a resolution authorizing a AUTOMOBILES -Automobiles' Automobiles Automobiles.( v 4x4s, Sport and 4x4s, Sport and Thicks and Vans De& 23 rneeSng. professional .services contract for tax appeals appraisals with Appraisal Associates, Inc.. Barbara Bilger and J. Robert Hoef- Light Trucks Light Trucks Among the one-year appointments were: Thomas Grady as DMC Treasurer; Albert Stendot;.- fler. •;' '• ' 8010 ACURA- 87 Legend L HONDA- 84 Civic., 5 VOLVO— 85 240 DL, CHEVY- 82 Tow Truck, as Municipal Prosecutor; Karen Kramkowskl as Land Subdivision Searcher, and as Ms. Ginsberg later questioned spd.,- 4DR, AC, PS, PB, CHEVY— 76 Suburban, Automobiles Gray, leather int., sunroof, excellent condition. CMC- 87 Jimmy, 4x4, 350 motor, AC, PS/PB, TO ADVERTISE Municipal Improvement Searcher. : Ms. Bilger and. Mr. Hoeffler on auto, 54k miles, garaged, AM/FM cass., new clutch/ $4500/ Best Offer. Call Auto., 360 V8, full-time AC, cruise-, new tires, 41K miles. $4500. Pis BRIArJ FLORCZAK/fHE CHRONICLE under $1000 Loretta Glogorski as Municipal Lien'Searcher, and Karen Kramkowgkl as township why they voted against her'ap- perfect-Acura maintained. tires. $2700/80. 908- 908-874-7040. 4WD, 8 ft. power angle, brakes, shocks, 74k, nil. call 908-752-0466 Report Agent for Navigable Waters: One-year appointments to the Airplane Noise Edward Robinson Is sworn In as mayor by. Municipal Judge' $11,400. Please call 828-3239 . plow, new exhaust system Asking $6300. 781-6453 pointment, and both referred to VW- a9 Jetta, Black, & brake lines, only PODGE- 85 12 pass./ GALLbUR ^Please turn to p'ageA-2) • James Bell as the mayor's wife Settle watches. ~ CHEVROLET-86 Chev- 908-563-4271. HONDA- 88 Accord LX 4DR, auto, Air, radio, cargo Van, 49k miles, (Please turn to page A-2) ette, $800 or best offer, 29,000 miles & NO EMIS- ISUZU- 86 Pickup long BUIOK- 85 LeSabre gray, 5 spd., loaded, i 39 +K, good cond. IONS CONTROL! Runs bed. $2000/80, Please Excel, cond., 6 dr', CLASSIFIED HOTLINE good cond. Call 583-1509 Wagon. 69,000 ml,, fully owner, excellent cond., $8000/ 908-234-1808. $39,000/B0. Call 908- after 6PM. great, but body needs call 908-685-2689, leave loaded. $3000 or best service records, 59k some cosmetics. $2300/ 418-7080 .***'*••• • • mllos. $8300/60. Must message. , CHEW- 81 Citation, 2.5 offer. Call 369-7549. , 8040 BO. Call 609-397-5798. INTRODUCTIONS... TOLLFREE participant i|i suit against board sell. 609-655-7414, Iv.; JEEP- 83 CJ7, "BUCK eng., 125K ml., AC, auto., BUICK- 85 Riviera, V8, : Antiques and Classic A way "for people to meet message. . CHEVY— 83 S10 Pickup, BEAUTY" NEW BEST TOP, front wheel drive; new: ex- 53K ml., loaded, black, . Automobiles people, every Week in letter dated Dec. 6 to the executive director HONDA—; 90 Accord LX 5-spd., excellent, SIX CYL, 4SPD. PS/ PB 1-800-334-0531 end By BRIAN FLORCZAK In November, the board rejected the early -years, but after thdt, they felt the savings. haust, water purnp, air gray leather, last year of GOOD MILEAGE $4295 your local Forbes newspar pump Si fuel pump; asking style. $4995. 271-0939 2 0 K ml., loaded, ASSUME PAYMENTS. per. The ad is freie,.then THE CHRONICLE of the ACLU asking for his help in com- retirement plan, believing that the proposal would dwindle to the point where the dis- $12,000. Jeep 85 Chero CADILLAC— 72 Eldorado 609-795-6134 246-2655 NEIL mervcing litigation against the district. $500. Call 722-0196 or BUICK- 87 Century, 4dr, one call does it all! would result in additional financial burdens trict could eventually find itself more than 707-8389 kee, low mi., auto., PS, Coupe, P/steerlng, brakes, JEEP- 89 Cherokee Lim- 1-800-334-0531 auto, PS, PB, P/locks, P/ seats, windows & Ificks, It appears as though the American Civil According to the letter sent by Ms. Taylor, to the district and taxpayers. $4 million in debt $5000. 908-534-6679. Advertise In the Classified!ited, new cond,, low mile- 8200 Liberties Union will not represent the Cran- windows, AC, AM/FM brown w/brown int. 23K age, all opt.lons, all 8110 8260 employees in the district believe they are The early retirement program was de- "We feel; teachers throughout the state CHEVY- 82 Camaro 228, cass., tiltwheel, new tires. HONDA- 90 Accord LX original miles. Very clean, MOTORCYCLES ford Education Association in its attempt to ; PS, PB, P/wlndows, auto, 28000 mi. Excellent con- CHEW- 84 Pick Up, 4" power,/ leather,-great, 'Automotive Parts, Miscellaneous not being treated equally within the same signed to give school districts and municipal should have the same benefits," Msi Taylor 72k ml., garaged, Exc. new tires & ' battery. price. 908-685-0373 bvetturn a recent Board of Education deci- 6 cyl. Very good condi- cond. $3950. 236-2482 dition. Priced to sell. $7200/ BO. Call 201 lift, 35" tires, $4000/60. Acceusorie* and Motorcycle . .pery^i>>{(^tej^..tii^^lpffejce Yourself! a eascmou sc. CRGTUFORD M jq (^081272-0785 JUST FOR HOURS: Tiies.-Fri. 10-6r Thurs. 'til 8; Sat. 10-5 MS! ^ JAN. 9, 10, 11 Large Selection Let it Snow>- Let it Snow! m& JANUARY SALE 30% off All Boots A Gallon on and a Special Group of O\-I IM^ PAINT Leather Sneakers & Leather Shoes ALL ADULT 22 North Avenue West 1 HAIRCUTS . 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' gramsi at the same time I will attempts to unite with the, parents you. We welcome all Garwood resi- in a sterling Eastman Plaza to find savings for taxpayers On behalf of myself and the watch/every penny spent as if it of Garwood, we have been unsuc- dents to get.the facts. Please join The lesson of. Eastman Plaza is that persistence-andlpatienee •council, l^want-t&-welcbi^-^\^^ fOf~y/ithPus nowTn ieffingThe Regional" given their incomes) replace "the ;;6h e here e todatyy anadd wiswish yoyou alalll aa I heartily belieVe ir>> "prfiveniiy ye your support' -•••••:;..'••• "• • ; -Board of Education know the peo- pays, The plaza has collected several deserving plaudits, but this This letter is intended to inform v h d f N Y I centerpiece of the downtown reyitalkation had a rough time , the Township Committee, ^ public demoralized from the eager ranks very happy and safe New Year. I mainfenanceainfenance . WWee cannocannot t alloalloww Before pur committee organized ple of Kenilworth &n^l Garwood safety director, schools superintend of the unemployed who.wouldn't also want to thank the voters on streets, sewers, trees, and our town in September 19911 Kenilworth was want to work together to ensure coming to fruition. Iri fact, it was a major blight for years and to get into disrepair and a neglect- eroded steadily even as the town got its act together oh sur- dent, police chief and' fire chief have motivation problems". 4v re-electing me as your mayor and - - •• - - • . • - accused ,of being "apathetic." No bur children will continue to get that tho Cranford taxpayers are "Fleischer Management Report is to iJorigratulatg e Dennis Schultz and ed condition. Our Beautification one from Kenilworth attended Re- the best education possible at rounding streetscapes. ') ... jpptnmittee is also, making some in- Project Home of Cranford founder Edith Coogart, center, scared and looking for. innovative disturbing to school superinten- DoD n IlicIli a on theihi r victory. ' gional Board of Education -meet- David Brearley Regional High •-. ""TJie triangle facesi Cranford's original commercial arena called leadership in 1992. What, are we dent because .of its content" The. Toads, and I have other cpmmit- School. , receives $4,060 check from Cranford Junior Woman's Club In ray 1991 New Year's address, ings; no one really knew what was President Kathleen Prunty, left, and house tour Chairman the" Miller Block and evolved as a parking spot as Model/Ts arid afraid of? Taxpayers on jlxe'd* in- taxpayers are elated that you are I jnentioned we were facing some ments ftbm businesses that are in- COMMITTEE OF CONCERNED ; serious problems for 1991, such as terested in making Kenilworth a going on in David Brearley Re- Jacqueline Karmol. Proceeds derived from Home for the A's replaced horses and buggies. It always has been a pivotal comes, unemployed, barely • em- disturbed. Quality education will gional High School. PARENTS juncture^ but it was a disgrace even before the master planners of not cease, to exist rbecause some our infrastructure (the streets and more sightly place to live and Holidays house tour sponsored by the club. ployed, and wondering if we'll con- It's no secret that rumors have Kenilworth 1978 envisioned its resurrection as a "Gateway Plaza." That tinue to be employed are con- changes are made; Shake things sewers) which is in dire need of work./' ''• ';'.. • • : . • •"•."•• • dream evaporated. The downtown planners of the 1980s analyzed cerned about losing our homes be- up a bit. Do 50 percent of. what .the repair; the Waldorf suit arid pend- 1 arri in the process of forming been spread for many years that a the site from every angle and concluded that a major civic plaza cause of the unrelenting tax bur- Fleischer Report suggest?. Why riot ing fines by the Hahway Valley an Environmental Committee. This school in the" regional district belonged there. They came up the idea of a "Farmer's.^Market" den in Cranford. . . • . ; : become a custodian for a few days Sewerage Authority. We have committee is authorized by state would have to be closed due to de- What, concerns us most is • the and see if we really need.36 at $1^ made some inroads with our sew- statute and will work closely with clining enrollment With the en- An Open Letter from Chuck Hardwick linking two small pedestrian plazas on either side of the railroad. ers and streets. We committed the Planning Board and the Board actment of the Quality Education That notion went nowhere. As revitalization took root around it, collective "can't do" as opposed to million annually. Maybe some stu- a "can do" mind set towaH current dents in the school systejn- can $600,000 this year to our sewer sys- of Adjustment We want to make Act which will eliminate virtually the rotting "walkway and curbs stood out starkly as a symbol of help eliminate Or suggest imprpye-. tem, preventing any fines by the sure any new or revised building all state funding "for education in , economic reality. The 1990s will be KVSA. In fact, for our efforts and decay and not of progress. A sign touting the downtown program ^a-period of economic Darwinism, merits. Ever ask them? 5. ''Taxpay- conforms with environmental our schools, we feared this rumor stood on the crumbled plaza, sending a mixed rnessage to the locally, nationally,' : and in- ers are adverse to service reduc- sincerity, we have been termed a standards arid doesn't pollute the would become a reality. This walking and motoring public. V ternationally, i.e., survival of the ef- tions." Believe me' we're riotv and "model community" by the RVSA. air. In this regard, 1 am appointing spurred us to get involved. Our I would like to point out ihat Clark^-a coundlinan to work with the " Thesore thumb healed with the help of the DMC and private • • ficient Start operating and ihink- .we'll survive without tennis 'courts,: 1 mission was (and still is),to attend irig that way! The taxpayer; "your. library hours, and a whole lot more ; Township was fined over $100,000. Towftship of Cranford's newly Regional Board of Education meet- donations. A tasteful plaza tbbk shape this year, 13 years after the formed Rahway River Commission "Gateway" idea. Elizabethtowri Gas donated the lights. Howard •'. employer, wants this town: opeiv if we have to for awhile: We want a In 1991 we nave completed about ings, to gather as, much infor- v ated effectively within the limited weight reduction in the tax' rock ' 16 municipal projects dealing with to see what can-be done to dean mation as possible, to review, all Siegel, who labored hard to bring the town center into the mod- up the Rahway River. .V f resources provjdedi We perceive hanging around our necks.. Just roads and sewers. We are still faced information in its entirely and NEW JERSEY GENERAL ASSEMBLY ern era with the vaunted Princeton Plan of the ^SOsj^ut.his with the Waldorf suit, but we have I will continually presstor more that there is alackof understand- ask us. 6. "Public safety concepts draw conclusions based on the money.where his heart has always been — in a strongdowntown. . ing as to what is happening in-the do not work with a flick of a light... hired competent attorneys to deal recycling in our borough, as I feel His "Martin Jewelers joined Rolex U.S.A. to underwrite the beauti- with that the more we remove from our facts, and to get this information to private sector. In the real world switch." Maybe not that fast, but our community by distributing pur Although we are making some waste system, the more the savings ful clock that rises above the plaza. there are no untouchables or sa-, for what your employers are pay- newsletter, The Talk of the Town. ' . Here come the honors: the Union County Economic Develop- cred cowsi You are riot, asked to dp ing for it,"quite soon we hope. If strides with our problems, we still to you the takpayer. COMMITTEES with, less you are told, demanded, not, eliminate the position and re- must be very careful in spending In closing, Iwant to thank every- We want to let the community of _ ment Corp. gave the plaza its first Municipal Public Improvement Garwood know we consider David Insurance . Project Award. And Cranford received the Design Excellence in to do SO; And either you become place the three policemen and fire- tax money. We are living in austere one who has supported me, not Independent Authorities • more efficient, tougher, smarter, men the position gobbled up. Per- times, as you know, in the midst of only through my recent illness, but Brearley Regional High School Downtown Award from the statewide Downtown New Jersey • "ours." This school "belongs" to Conference. They are symbols of stamina and commitment over and resourceful leader or you'll be haps the safety director's position a very serious recession with many at the polls on Nov. 6. Thank you replaced by one. should be self-liquidating as we be- people out of work and the highest and I will continue to work as hard .the students and residents of both years to breathe life into the heart of the town. come better organized.: Did we number jaf foreclosures of houses for the next jour years as mayor as .Kenilwbrth and Garwood. Your What needs revision in Cranford, I have done for the last year. God children have always been considr is the collective paradigm that, we miss an opportunity for objective and businesses seen* m rnany . change by staying within the com- years. Although I will continue to bless you all and have the healthi- ered one With ours. Now, Garwood, need, more resources to be better. est.of New Years! we need your support! ;. January, 1992 After 13 years, Cosfcanzo still letters We do not. Once this concept is munity, when the position was urge council to take on municipal finally accepted, Cranford :will be- filled?.(Not a personal attack). tests our ability to forgive come fiscally responsible. Sug- . Let's begin .1992 by eliminating gested paradigm adjustments from "prevailing standards," '!built-in Rinaldo congratulates Cranford on housmg The old adage "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth" is a - a taxpayer: 1. ""Long term employ- Schools and libraries J>elong ees should not be let go." If eco- cushions," "morale problems" and . Following is a letter from, U.S. chances for successi. , but I look forward to joining you dangerous one.'Forgiveness and turning the other cheek are other code words for complacency. nomics determine so, they should Representative Matthew Rinaldo to I regret that previous Cpngres- and the members of the housing often a better substitute when looking for retribution. be dismissed. The private sector Begin with the premise that Cran- CHUCK HARDWICK . ford should be the standard for Cranford Housing Board President sional commitments out of the board and township officials at the Sometimes, however, things happen that test our ability to at the top of the priority list shows us that a remarkable discov- Roman Chapelsky: Minority Leader Emeritus forgive. _' To The Chronicle: dent?" We might also ask whether, . others. TuVn things upside down state prevent me from attending opening of your new apartments, Assemblyman 21st District • • ' • u ery is made when work forces are looking for innovation. Encourage Congratulations on breaking Neil Costanzo brutally raped and murdered Michelle DeMarzo Budget cuts have compelled the these dismal times still require reduced — you find out they ground for Cranford's new senior the groundbreaking ceremonies, REP. MATTHEW J. RINALDO Union County in 1978, just days before the 18-year-old was scheduled to gradu- Cranford Library to start the New Star Wars and $300 billion military "bottom up", a's opposed to "fop 203 Elm Street . \ ; wereri't needed^ Would the busi- down" searching for, quality en- citizens apartments. ate from Cranford High School. Year with a hangover — reducing budgets when funds are desper- ness owners on the Township It isfurther evidence of the com- Westfield, NJ. 07090 ' , . hours and staff (for starters). The ately, needed for medical care, hancement. A good starting point 908-232-3673 . Her mutilated body was found at the Cranford Conservation Committee hesitate to reduce their would be to have every township mitment of the citizens of Cran- FUEL OIL SAVINGS library's experience, of course, is homes for the homeless, essential staff if required to do so? I think \ .-.••':•• ••.,-• ••• •• •••• • : -. A .- .•: . ••'•'" • • :.••' . Center less than 24 hours after Mr. Costanzo had savagely beaten employee list job activities on how ford, the Township Committee and not unique. In communities across community programs, etc. not. 2, "One cannpt do the job of Dear Friends: ...... her to death . 1 each activity can be improved-or the Cranford Housing Board in the country; essential services, in- , In our town, the budget cuts also two." Maybe or maybe not. Per- meeting the needs of senior.citi- pay «'OJ i*JO .>1 v :;''' AS fT^:p^blid''sefvipe-as an Assemblyman. comes to an end, I am writing to The DeMarzo family will never truly recover from that horrible : underscore- Cornmitteeman Dan eliminated. Improve the'taSto'each June night when they lost their daughter..The pain of such a cluding schools, libraries, recre- ' haps two. could do the job of tHree employee does by 1 percent and ; zena and the disabled•<; x expres^ my- appreciation to my friends and supporters who have honored me by ation and health care; have been" • Aschehbsaeh's neat • remark about' if more effectively managed. Per- .: I was happy to have played a tragedy will never totally subside. the recent junket township officials see where it leads us. You'll be sur- Check your fuel oil prices then allowing me to represerit them for the past i 4 years. cut back even more sharply. haps we need more workers and prised! role in working with the Cranford Less than two decades later, as the DeMarzos still struggle to In some towns, schools have made to. Atlantic City on "official" less- than 14 department heads. 3. Although as an Assemblyman and as Speaker, my legislative accomplishments piece their lives back together, Neil Costanzo ispreparing to business. "Atlantic City may be Housing Board in obtaining the eliminated basic courses and are "Morale of police and firemen The point is that we want you to federal low income tax credits to call Simone Bros, gave me much satisfaction, my greatest satisfaction has come .from my work with a become a free man — to enjoy all the fruits of freedom which he short of teachers, supplies and good for tourists," Mr. Aschenbach 'would be affected if additional cuts get started. Stop studying and.start v said, "but not for taxpayers." Nor, build the 100 new units and to pro; dedicated office staff and legislative aides to serve you, who sent me to Trenton to denied Michelle DeMarzo. even books. In -AUentown, N.J., occur." Nonsense. If that occurs doing. vide eligible senior citizens and the he might have added, are such jun- (doubtful because police and fire- represent you. • And something is very wrong with that. \ ~~"~ ~~~ where schools ran out of paper and GEORGE J. JOHN disabled with affordable rents. anil Compare! Over the years and through thousands of personal contacts, you gave me your Neil Costanzo will be released from state prison on Jan. 21 and students must share bpoks, one kets good for libraries, schools, and men are professionals who un- : 24 Cornell Road the many services that make our As you well know, the competi- We are the lowest priced trust and poured out your secrets, problems and concerns. Although: we were not will put to use the skills he learned while incarcerated. Prison parent reported, "If you ive a test tion for these federal tax credits is FULL SERVICE OIL G6. town a good place in which to live. always able to satisfy all ofyour needs, we really tried, and I was grateful to have officials have said the convicted murderer took computer courses on Monday, and it isn't iur week- In short, we just can't leave it to very intense since there is a na- in the area. end to have the book, yoj are out Plaudits to local merchants tional limit on the number of units had that opportunity. and involved himself in paralegal studies while behind bars. the politicians and bureaucrats. In •Providing- But somehow, the streets seem more dangerous with Neil of luck." In a neighboi town, a an election year particularly, we all that can be constructed under this I have been very moved by the number of people who expressed their thanks and Costanzo roaming them. We can only hope and pray that the • classroom is in a convei d chick- have a responsibility to make our program.; But Cranford's record in * Year Round LOW Prices appreciation to my staff and me, and I shall never forget that. for affable holiday shopping • Prompt Personalized Service state parole board is correct in its assumption that Neil Costanzo en coop! Similar instanl have views known and work for mean- building and managing the Edward "^And now as my term comes to an end, I am very pleased to be followed into turned up ad nauseum. -f- ingful programs. I suggest we put To The Chronicle: off to malls. They say that it's Gill Apartments and the de- * Automatic Delivery is incapable of killing again. My compliments to the Cranford office by Assemblyman-Elect Rich Bagger, who will represent me in your com- Reports state that Neil Costanzo will reside somewhere in Americans, who have! conscien- peace (including reduced military cheaper, but I say that when they termination of the Cranford Hous- •Budget Plans tiously watShed President Bush's budgets) and social justice at the downtown merchants who once add in their time, their true trans- ing Board to patiently pursue this • Service Contracts munity. He is a public official of the highest caliber and personal integrity, and I South Jersey. But the safest place in the southern part of the again provided the nicest and best lips, as he requested, may well ask: top of the list. portation costs and the loss of, as project greatly enhanced your • Complete Heating Installations know he will serve you with great distinction. local holiday shopping area. From state for Neil Costanzo to live at is in the state prison in Trenton. What happened to Mr. Bush's HERMAN LIEBERMAN Cheryl Molton Hehl said; "The per- Pat joins me'In wishing all of you a successful and happy 1992. . pledge to be "the Education Presi- 39 Rutgers Road the artistically decorated shop win- sonal touch of local proprietors I EQ-Q' Without Sacrificing Safety dows, to the Christmas music play- who know your shoe size," the cost LCOO Comfort and Convenience!! : ing throughout the area, to the free is actually a lot more. Eagle Scout : \> ' - With warm regards, Focus on Brearley's futtire parking and late., night. shopping CALL SIMONE BROS. NOW 862-2726 In the depression Kemlworth could not afford to pay Roselle Response great to holiday hours, to the light display at East- I hope the season was a good thanks supporters man Plaza, I feel the merchants one for the store owners so that Srrviny, Union S. Miilrilcscx Com Park High School for its students enrolled there. The Kemlworth they can continue to provide my To The Chronicle: truly made the season more enjoy- I would like to thank the people representative suggested that small towns should pool their re- display on Colby Lane able for all. . family and everyone else with a • • Chuck Hardwick sources into building one high school. That planted the seed that little bit of that holiday spirit in of Cranford for supporting my SIMONE BROTHERS, FUEL GIL CO. To The Chronicle: We also would like to thank Eagle Service Project, the distribu- became the regional district. Paradoxically, Kenilworth was to May we take this opportunity to those who have called or sent My only disappointment is that future years. 862-2726 • 1405 Harding Avo. Linden Disclaimer: Paid tor by Friends of Chuck Hardwick, 335 Wychwood Road, Westfield, NJ 07090 it still appears that my fellow local BILLNIERSTEDT tion of the Vial of life. have had the first high school, but instead it came in last. It took thank you and your staff for the notes of thanks to us for our ef- Hopefully, this medical infor- 29 years for Brearley to open. And now, 25 years later, Brearley, wonderful article concerning our forts, Many_ also have requested residents don't appreciate what 320 Hickory Ave. they have, and are still traipsing mation system will be of help to as the smallest of the four regional schools, is vulnerable in Christmas display. Your reporter that we keep it lit for a longer pe- Garwood police and rescue personnel in the deliberations that are likely to lead to closure of one school, and photographer conducted them- riod of time. Therefore, we shall future. maybe more. The Committee of Concerned Parents is organizing selves in a very business-like man- keep up the display until Jan. 15. •, My thanks also go to the scouts a petition campaign and has come up with alternative cost- ner. They bring credit to your staff We will keep it lit from 5-9 p.m. so Reduced library schedule is disturbing and parents of Troop 178 who and paper and are welcome in our that more of you can eome take a cutting suggestions. The newly released Eagleton survey results To The Chronicle:. information, spiritual pleasures, workechwith me on this project AUTOMOBILE FLUID MAINTENANCE SERVICE should be scrutinized. Kenilworth and Garwood residents have a home at anytime. look. The new restrictions .on library mental profits. Your time and efforts are greatly at AMfcKIUA'S) NUMBER 1! stake in the outcome and could team up to monitor healings. The We have jbeen putting up our Finally, a special thanks to our hours disturb me. A good com- Cranford has a good library and appreciated. Protect your car from the cold of winter and protect JIFFY LUBE 14-POINT FULL SERVICE munity library is not just a conve- I especially want to thank those Eagleton study will be discussed at Garwood's Lincoln School display for many years, but have neighbors who have been very a first-class staff headed by the es-. 4 your investment during Warranty Maintenance Month Jan. 21. The committee includes Janet Glynos, Lenore Jeans, never had the response we had obliging and considerate. Merry nience but a unique treasure. timable Mr. Malar. A top priority organizations who gave me moral at Jiffy Lubel • • Pattie Mascaro, Cookie Kaulfers, Cathy Iden or Barbara Tfyne. after I hit your front page. Thou- Christmas. 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There will be ho pickup on Nov: ~will be collected. No windows, glass, dishes, Garwood. 26: . - ; ''. PyreX, mirrors or crystal. '•'.••...' ,k Newspaper,, glass and aluminum will be col- Residents are reminded to set out their reey- • Aluminum beverage containers must be. lected every other week (Cranford on Wednes- clables by;7:30 ajn. the day of collection, Resi- well-rinsed and placed in a Sturdy, reusable announces reorganizes Borough workers honored by mayor days and Garwood on Thursdays) according to dents should prepare their materials according The following Garwood residents were honored at container. Tin cans, paint oans and spray cans 1 • •>,- • • •> •,"•• . • •. • the following schedule: , " to the following guidelines: cannot be collected. (Note: A" magnet will not By ANNIE ALPERT using their flow rights through ""Garwood, • Local Assistance Board, liaison: Dennis Lesak (Deputy. Qoordinator), War- Co. .-.-.. • ' • ' . ••;... ployees Recognition Night Ceremony. .'••; stick to the side or bottom 6f a recyclable all- Clark by two-thirds and Kenilworth by Charles Lombardo (one year) • Borough Engineer: Donald Guarriello Cranford: Jan. 22; Feb. 5 and 19; March 4 and • Newspapers must be dean and tied in bun- THECHRONICLE ren R. Opie (Police Chief), Joseph Pelusio, Perfect Attendance: Mary Kellerman, Clerk's Office, Stanley i aluminum can;) .'• one-half. Jr.. (Fire ChieT), Daniel Pelak (DPW Fore- • Borough.Treasurer: Doris Pdlidore * and Robert Ryan, Police Department .'•;. 's ~< 18; April 1, 15 and 29j May 13 and'27; June 10 dles that are no more than eight inches thick. • Mayor's Senior Citizen Advisory Board The bundles may not include paper bags, mag- Citing health and work-related reasons, "The town has flow, rights for sale," (one year): Joan Fonfenelli; Henry Hi- man), Dr. E, Cajcara. (Doctor), Bill Am- • Deputy Treasurer: Patricia Scherer . Public Celebrations: Anne Leonard, 5 years. - • ^ arid 24; July 8 and 22; Aug. 5 and 19; Sept 2,16 and 30; Oct 14 and 28; Nov. 11 and 25; and Dec. azines, telephone books or junk mail, • Glass and aluminum recyclables must be Garwood Mayor Tom Dolly formally an- Mayor Dolly said. "This is illegal usage. I larczk, Mary Pelusio, Alfonse Rendano ' bacher (First Aid),. John Drone (First • Prosecutor, Municipal Court: William Planning Board: Rodney Van Natta, John Sherba, John Kbrky, 5 set out in sfedarato^ontainers. nounced he will resign on Jan_15, at the would like to see these towns buy some of Aider), Donald Guarriello (Engineer), Pau Eldridge 9and,23. •—Celebratiohs .Committee •years/';'.. , ^ ' "'.,p '','; • '.. . ••'..'.•'.''"•'.:•,-,'.'. • •• • . .'•', •. Glass bottles and jars.must.be well-rinsed arinualijeorganization meeting of the Bor- our available flow rights instead of using Fred Strahlendorf (liaiBoh), Donna Bober, ltp)p B HRecreation^ommission: Paul I : Jan. 9 33; F ;; : fund.':,;.. •'•' • . , •.,:.--;i ..' .: ' - /;•'••, : _, .•.-.•• • :: . Bridal Showcase scheduled for Jan. 26 - for going to college. Qndy Williams, director ;of sales for The Westwood In Garwood, an- nounced plans to hold the Second Annual Super 1992 Bridal Showcase on Super Bowl Sunday, Jan. 26 from 11 am.-2 p.m. All brides-to-be are ; :; ; Invited. • ••' .- ••, •'•• /.'.•.';•. ' ' ,'.•;. ';.- ..', • ', .•';.••. -, ; '•:•.' : . . , •> . GEORGE PACCIELLO^HE CHRONICLE Guests will be treated to refreshments, hors d'oeuvres and a sumptu- (Barbara Morgan takes the oath of office as a newly-elected Borough Council member. Mrs. ous wedding cake compliments of The Westwood. Dreams Come True Morgan was named council president as well. Holding the Bible Is Calvin Morgan, Mrs. Bridal Shop of Westfield will provide bridal and bridesmaid gowns In mini- GEORGE PACCIELLO/THE CHRONICLE fashion shows throughout the day. Mothers-of-the-brlde ensembles will be Fred Strahlendorf, newly-elected Borough Council member, takes the oath of office as wife Morgan's husband, and delivering the oath Is Borough Clerk Doris Polldore. furnished by Sariva Seasonless Elegance, ateo of Westfield.-'Area busi- Dorothy holds the Bible and Borough Clerk Doris Polldore reads the oath. nesseswill be available to guide the brides-tc-be through all wedding arrangements, from bridal gown selection and preservation through the -JOIN NOW- honeymoon. \ Brides-to-be and one guest receive complimentary tickets. Additional tickets are $5. Register by calling 789-0808 or visiting The Westwood at MAKE YOUR NEW YEARS RESOLUTION COME TRUE CLARK LANES 438 North Avenue. 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O January 9,1992 Community Life A«9- J DAR distinction On Nov. 8,1991, a letter was re^ celved from the National Daughters of the American Revolution Head- quarters, Washington, D.C., granting time Jo more Crane's Ford Chapter, Cranford, permission to place a DAR marker In brief last 33 years, Members go all but for this 1-5, arid ^albn, ib, have already learned, sands of rheri, women and children each on the grave of longtime member By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL Elizabeth Culirt. ' ' . Four 'December Stars' shine event,: soliciting 15 New York art gaUeries to v They served as coat check girl and waitress y.ea£ .'i:his,^oik is m^de AP6ssible thr°"lh THE CHRONICLE 7 • . • . °: ••••••••..• . • • . • facilitiet s with more t thanC 60 emergencA y out- Mrs. Culln dlid on Oct 8,1983, ; The Orange Avenue Scffool. aih- u ~—' Jii-artistsljpaintings. scul&turcs .a.nd__afcJh_e_gQdparent dinner, where they col- patient clinics of jntpn^ivp carp, neonatal-. at the age of 94, the Culirt family nounces' December Star certificate r frill-time wife ahd motherland never say no other works for: the show. Pro- •' ' - ••'• •_ ' '' •'• '•'••'•• •'• • .''•'' •' ••'•'.':' trauma and burn units, all funded by Hadas- ' uved at 215 MollyTSt for many years. winners: Katie Baron, winner- of a' when it comes to volunteering. Just ask fessional, designers transform 'She is a whirlwind. She gets the job done.' . sa.h groups worldwide. \ , • Qn Nov. 15, several members of the certificate to Cranford Book Store . ; VFW blood drive Tassie Becker. ..".•'•> J' . .' • • Temple Emmanuel into. an art Also funded by Hadassah groups are a chapter placed the marker and con- for regularly coming tp get her set for Saturday But then, it takes a very.special person to gallery, making this the fund " —Evelyn Hollender university teaching hospital with 2,000.stu- ducted a short memorial service at brother's homework when he is abr be named the Westfield Chapter of Hadas- dents of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, the grave Istte at Faliview Cemetery. seitt; Jason Davison, winner of a 'A The Veterans of Foreign Wars raising event of the year. •', 1 certificate to Svyeet Dreams Cafe !•* sah Woman of the Year. .1 1 nursing, occupatiorial ^therapy and public A Sons of the American Revolution' Post 335 dCranfordv^hdd its Recently the Westfield Chap- .•' •' ,. ; t^ for finding another student's lunch •y. '• '••....:..• '.. • .: • . •• health; a research institute; five centers for. marker placed there many years to < annual Wood drtw Saturday In the 10' years ScotdhLttains resident ter held a very elegant Godparent dinner. money in the hall; Christie Kurtz, Tassie Beclcer has been a member of the lectedmore than $100-in tips, .^hat money the prevention of degenerative diseases; and honor her. husband, Curtis Culin. ¥ ••X torn 10 «wv3 pm in the Vet- Anyone who donated more" than $200 was they immediately, donated to Hadassah. a leading, cancer institute..'-. . . . Mrs. Culln yras the daughter of winner of a certificate to Tony's £ • Westfield Chapter of Hadassah, which at? Cafe and pizzeria for showing .in- tracts women from Garwood, Kenilworth, "designated godparent to a child, with funds It is this very tradition of mother to Just this past summer at a Hadassah con- Mr. 8JidMr& Edwaid Merriam.bne &WM, Cranford. this marks used to help a mother and baby through of Cranford's oldestfamilies. Mr . terest in math beyond the classy item consecutive year the Rahway and surrounding communities, she daughter that continues the work in Israel, yentibnjin Israel, "500 rhemBiprs boarded room; and Amy Grutzmacher, win- has. served as vice president of fund raisjng prenatal dare. . :i the work that will heal bodies and discover buses in"the.'middle.of the night to travel to Merriam was founder and president •' local organtetfon has span* of the Merriam Paper Company of ner of a >. certificate to Granford sored the drive. The blood Is and vice president of membership (a post Part of Hadassah's tradition is passing on new cures for diseases. • . * ; . , . an airoprt in Tel Aviv and greet hundreds of : New York City. He also was one of Twin Theatre for spending •extra A usedfor veteran s and their fem- she still holds), and chaired theater parlies, to one's children the joy of helping others, a •; Far, from New Jersey, a hospital in Israel irhmigfating Russians. . h% v' ' ' 1 time practicing to accompany the fashion, shows, mailings; entertainment book lesson Tassie Becker*s two daughters, Kayle,, Cranford's leading photographers ies in need Any excess Wood provides life services, to hundreds of thbu- ' Through the work of Hadassah and the. seventh- and eighth-grade chorus. • y sales, progressive dinners and the and In 1909 he prepared an album Tt :• dedicated-women, like Tassie, who tor Thomas Sperry which can be »fi"i Home Start Program. She .also has volunteer their tijne and efforts, Mrs. Jerzy Clerkowskl, Mrs. Donald Wlddows, Mrs. worked in the Hadassah . Thrift seen at the Cranford Historical Soci- Mary Kbkie, sixth-grade student School board the wprk.will continue, '.."•'. ety Museum. •;.•.£?••. Stephan Gmelln and Mrs. Slgmund Serafln of Crane's at Grange Avenue? School, was The 1991-92 edition of "Challenge" continues on Subur- Shop for eight years, serving as Tassie has a philosophy: "No ford Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, ban Cablevision TV-3 when Biobmfield High School faces chairwoman for two. ,'^ 1 For many years, Elizabeth Mer- awarded a $500 savings bond after petitions available matter how full a life you lead, you were on hand to place the DAR insignia at the lower placing first in the St Barnabas Cranford High School In academic competition at 6 p.m. Nominating petitionsfor th e But if you really want to know still can find time to volunteer." . riam Ciilln was an active member of Monday, Jan. 20. " • .'..'• (^e'$ Ford Chapter.and the left, of the Culln family tombstone. At the lower right Bum Foundation Poster Contest : ; annual (Sranfard Schbd Board why Tassie Becker was chosen, ask ' She is" living proof there always Is the Sons of the American Revolution Insignia.. Mary will attend a luncheon at the . Erica Greullch, Allan Slavik, William Flnnegan, Karen. Bod&xi are awallatte beginning Westfield • Chapter; Co-president is a little more time. Married for 22 Wednesday; Momipg Club. She 1 taught music and headed the Camp St Barnabas Medical Center in McFadden and Leonard Goldfeld make up the Cranford today Jn.ttw business office at Evelyn' Hbllerider, [herself £ former year$ to husband Sandy, an at- : Livingston on Wednesday, Feb. 5. team. Sponsored by Suburban Cablevlslon ''Challenge" UncoJn School. Woman of the. Year. Itorney, she manages to do just Fire Qirlsfor many years. Her hus- > breakthrough, the hedgerows pre- • to cut through those hedgerows and v band served as justice of the peace Mary's poster was chosen from all brings together 26 high school teams from Union, Essex, "Tassie works like a Trojan. about everything, including host- sented;a monumental problem for still be able to fire our guns." . the fourai-, fifth-, and. sbfth-grade for several years, was active with the the Allied tanks. There Were em- Middlesex and Hudson counties to match wits in a quiz Why, just this year she got 29 new. ing a dinner party.fpr 10 < this, past Boy Scouts, the Sons of. the Ameri- entries from 14 New^ Jersey coun- Scouts to host bankments three to five feet high He and three other members of show format. „ - members alone. She is a" whirl- weekend. By the way, did you can Revolution and the Cranford ties to be used in publicity materi- spaghetti dinner wind. She gets the job done. You know she also manages to be a and at least three feet or more in hls^squadroh decided to use some als in 'conjunction with Bum This program will be repeated at 1 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 26. Historical Society. He died in 1979 of thickness, laced with, roots and tree SccwtTtoop 75 and Cub never have to worry when you tell class mother? Not surprising, since German iron road blocks. Mi". Culin Awareness Week. natural causes. : trunks. Mr. Culin was quoted in local Pack 75 are sponsoring a spa- Tassie to do something ^ she puts Tassie is Woman, of the Year. suggested using the Iron prongs, normal selection flow charts, grad- farth, the panel of curriculum de-l newspapers: and the New York 1 titap tftiner on Wednesday her body, where her mouth is," ; . Yet Tassie still finds '-time to Culins' only son, Curtis "Bud" sharpened, on the tanks cutting paiiment supervijors' also discuss Times as follows: "When: our tanks i Cranford High^^ School adminiS' uation requirements, college prepa- trom 5^30-7 p.m. at the Cranford Evelyn said. . . ' . • maintain a freelance calligraphy Culin III, also deceased, Is one of edge. In 4$ hours 500 tanks were course changes in their" respective! hit these embankments it was like trators arid guidance staff will ration criteria, as well as. state law United Mathocfist Church, Urv The honor of Hadassah Woman business for. 22 years, and work Cranford's war herpes. In World War equipped, with these prongs and the areas such as the new offerings^— , cracking into a stone wall. If we tried present an. orientation workshop and local policy considerations in r com and Walnut avenues. Pro- of the Year is bestowed on some- part,time as a receptionist for a II he was assigned to the 102nd . breakthrough was accomplished. He food science and nutrition, basic bi-> to climb over them, the underbelly of for parents of .eighth-graders and preparation for course selection ceeds from the dinner wi sup- one whose work exemplifies the dentistin Murray Hill. •..•••'. Reconnaissance Squadron of the "and his fellow soldiers were honored other returning students Wednes- guidance conferences to be sched- ology and basic chemistry. Panel port 1he boy scouting programs ideals of Hadassah and goes be- '::•• Prior to'that, she taught clemeri- Essex Troop of the New Jersey Na- '.•:,the tank was exposed. German anti- by'taelrteralS'Omar Bradley and day at 7:30'p.m. in the main audi- ulefl at the start of the spring se- members and guidance counselors of Jhechutw. Boy Scout Troop yond the obligations of her. specific tary'school, for 10 years. She even tional Guard. While participating in tank guns could rip us open like Dwigrit Eisenhower for, their contri- torium. mester. will be available for brief individual 7S conducts an active camping office and projects. But one must manages to squeeze in time to be preparations for the Normandy sardine cans. We had to find a way butions to a successful campaign. Led by Principal Robert Sey- consultations. . • . ' arWsocu advancement prc- understand the history of Hadas- on a traveling tennis team in Edi- An annual event, the program will explain curriculum offerings, gram, and Cub Pack 75, newfy" sah to understand why the 700 sont :••• • • .;. • '•.. •'•: .••"'•'. •• or^nlzad, combines a variety women in the Westfield Chapter ..'•• She worries, though, about'the alone, and 385,000 members world- spirit of volunteerism. She fears outeiQS. Cranforrf'boys aged 7- wide, work tirelessly to raise : the very spirit that has generated Early spring yoga classes to begin OPEN 15 are invitedto join . money foi4 this organization, which 'funds since .1912 (When Henrietta Nicole's Institute, The Yoga Cen- classes for senior citizens and SUNDAYS began with 38 members in 1912. Szold formed the group of some ter, located at 94 North Ave., Gar- those with back problems, and Help us help kids with cancer 1-8:30 One project Tassie has chaired three dozen women) will die unless wood, will begin its early spring meditation classes. Nicole's Insti- Support group ! and coordinated over the last nine more ppeoplp e find time in their lives session on Monday. Nicole's offers tute will be open today from '3-5:30 KEG^BEER JOHN KEATING/THE CHRONICLE •more than 20 classes each week in p.m. and Saturdays from 12:30-4 p. LIQUOR AND CORDIAL SPECIALS meets Wednesday years is the annual art show, a tra- Tassie Becker, the most recent recipient of the Woman of the Year Award for the Westfield to help others',' and to instill this The Special Educated and ditional fund raising event for the spirit in their daughters. yoga, yoga/dance, special yoga Call 789-6420.' " ' I Gordon's Seagram's 7 Gilbey's Canadian I: chapter of Hadassah, balances volunteerism with her business of freelance calligraphy. Gin Club •; Exceptional Chad Group w8 • Vodka . . 1-.75 Liter 1.75 Liter ' - 750 ml '• ; meet Wednesdayat the Orange • 1.75 liter Avwiue School cafeteria bepv $ $-J |99 ntng at 730 p.ni The organlza-' I 11" Ttejite a upport* Old Carolan's Kahlua :•-') '.•'-•>• Smuggler Irish Cream 750 ml 5 1,75 Liter' 750 ml $|599 SCJ99 99 408 Centennial Ave. Granford toSurvtvelotheMain- Hadassah selling proceeds go to Hadassah Medical College Club awards are funded 276-1919 Carlo Rossi Lowenbrau The Jameses discussed Organization. To order: 272-8772. by the Eleanor Sprole Scholarship "8 Paul Masaon Hadassah to reminisce AD Varieties 24 12 oz Bottles by Wednesday Club discount books and Loan Fund and proceeds from s Plus $5.00 MtQ ! *i the Community Calendar. SUPERBOWL SUNDAY This is 3-ye&-oldfilter. He's, from Cfanford and has one mom year , C 4 Liter 4 Liter $"799 The literature Department of about Ellis Island Roselle-Cranford Hadassah is College Women's Club of treatmontahead of him. 7 Natural Light the Wednesday Morning Club of "Ellis Island: Restoring the selling Entertainment '92 books. Applications may be obtained at §• Fontana Glon Ellen 24-12 oz. Cans Cranford will meet today at 1 p.m. Promise," a program of historic in- giving scholarships the Cranford High School guidance Buy Orie o Candida White zinfandeel Plus.$1.20 Checkout those There are three northern Jersey Budweise= -— ;-;r• Deposit i v» H ' at the home of !Mildred Storz, 107 terest, wjll be presented by Bill TKe College Women's Club of office, Cranford Library, or from $O99 99 Balmiere Road. Margaret Gill will Seader of the New Jersey Bell and two central Jersey editions. The ECF1992 Calendar ° O Retdrnables 24-1202. Bottiss new librar^ hours Cranford is accepting scholarship Vara Cox, 272-3493. New Jersey Fi- £ 1.5 Lttor report on the Jameses; A Family Telephone Company, at the Tues- Entertainment '92 provides dis- nancial Aid Forms also are avail-, Korbel Brut $1699 •meCrantofdPubOcUbrary counts of up to 50 percent for res- applications from Cranford resi-' You can turn a long year into 13 pedatric cancer. All proceeds from Heirjgken ha» new hours.,Tt» Dxaryxylll Narrative. day meeting of Roselle-Cranford dents. Senior women and men who able at both locations, and should • Prlco does not Incude lax or Extra Dry . 24 • 12 oz. Bottles Hadassah, Temple Beth-El, 338 taurants, movies, theaters, sporting be completed as soon as possible. Cannot bo combined with any olhoroffef months of love for some very spe- calendar sales will go drectiy to the 99 i b# open ftprn'^iftiSI eventsr hotels, vacations, concerts, attending .either; public or private Cheese Pie •'• Ottbr Eypl'fos 1/31V82 . . over 300 famiies who are receiving 750 ml Monday, Tuwdy. ; Walnut Ave. The program, which high schools and ate in the. upper • College Women's Club of Cran- cial kids by purchasing the Busch Camera Club plans begins at 8 p.m., relates the expe- museums, .stores, Jersey shore at- IRobert Mondavi Harvey's 24 -12 oz Cans ^ daya.sBTdfrcm10a4n.to5 one-third of their class are eligible ford, Cranford Jaycees, Rutgers Emmanuel Cancer Foundation emotional support andfinancial and slide show for Monday riences of early immigrants arriv- tractions and discounts for Conti- : IWoodbrldge Bristol Cream $ p.rrt Wecineeday and ^dtoya to apply for financial aid. Club 'of Cranford, the Cranford, material assistance fibm ECR. , •The Cranford Camera Club .will ing in America and the role of the nental airlines." The cost is $35 and 6aierkiar. . ChChard6nnay$/|9a 9 $Q99 Fosters 15" I lddhkhlb^ Parent Teacher Council, Rotary 750 ml Plus $2.00 Mlg..Rebale .meet Monday at 7:30 p.ni. in the Telephone^ Pioneers of America in Each month features The calendars cost 24-12 oz. Bottles I' p Clufy American Legion Post 212, Good Ihrouoh 1/14/92. All lala lloma me cash and carry; dollvery avallabla, flllt wrapping and liquor Community Center, Cranford.. restoring this historic facility into a $10.00 for one/$5.|0 for bmketi avallabto. Manademont may limit quantltios. rJol responsible tor typo errors. This coupon must • *• unB 2 jwn. Cranford High School Class of hand-crafted art woik from Members of the club will present national immigration museum. 1967, and Cranford Junior our children; plenty of room each additional. ToUder I slide shows that "Tell a Story" of b«prwenttd it time oj purchase, The prices In this ad oro set by Dlttrlcks and may not be available at 1; • Woman's Club are participants this to write Important dates; your, copies, call the - other location*. *AII prices DO NOT Include soles tax. ^ interest to other club members. Pringle to describe year in the Cranford Scholarship Any Large I DIHRICK'S DISCOUNT WINES & LIQUORS J Nursery School Clearing House. and tips on how you can Emmanuel Cancer Founda- Village Improvement South African travels or Medium help a family that is facing tion at (908) 272-2292. I 2 North Avenue • Garwood • 789-0525 I signup Tuesday Ruth Pringle will describe her I Mon.-Sat. 9 am to 10 pm • Sunday 1 to 8:30 m Oaceola Nureery School, for- to discuss living wills trip to the Union of South Africa at Ahiateu r astronomers Pie OFF: Emmanuel Cancer Foundation • 1150 Raritan Rd.Suite 101, Cranford, NJ 07016 \m M« •• •• Valuable Coupon Good Thru 1/14/92* •• ••*• ••• "•;: VhditCfoVCa d Price does not Includo lax. Cannot be combined with any other offer I The Cranford Village Improve- an open meeting of. the current af- to discuss solar system Tis*nw»«rflqfflmtm>4naw»^ United Methodtet Church, ha* fairs department of the Wednesday retwnedtoltsnewfecatyat ment Association "Board will meet "Our Amazing Solar System: The Morning Club at 1 p.m. Tuesday in 1 1689 RarHanaoad,OarK Reg- at the home of hostess iLynn Mac- Voyager Expedition ' will be the Whirter, who will be assisted by Room 7 of the Municipal Building. ' istrationfor th e 10ea-«3schod topic of the Amateur Astronomers FARM FRESH Jacky ElOs and Marie Newhard. Mrs. Pringle was a member of meeting at 8 p.m. on Friday, Jan. y On Tuesday at noon, the VIA, a the Mission Team of the Synod of 17 at Union County College's Roy come, tst-served basis on member of the new Jersey State North Eastern Presbytery of the W. Smith Theater, Cranford cam- Tuoeday from frtiaoama Federation of Women's Clubs, and Presbyterian Church. Members pus. theechod. - '',. the General Federation of Women's and ministers of black churches MEAT WEEK Fresh Split p Clubs, will have its regular month- were their hosts for 2 1/2 weeks. The non-profit organization, taBy appropriate teaming actM- based at the college's Sperry Ob- SUMMIT FINANCIAL Visit our Custom ly meeting at the Cranford Public Descriptions of her travels and ex- JAMES F. KEEFE, P.C Butcher Shop Chicken tiea to help pre-schoolers fri Library. Hostesses for the day will periences will be" illustrated with servatory, will, sponsor Louis Lan- RESOURCES, INC. where you get thefr social, emrtlonai.NfiJ- zerotti as guest speaker. He is a Counsellor at Law be Josephine D'Arcangelo and slides. Mrs. Pringle is the clerk of REGISTERED INVESTMENT ADVISOR USDA Choice and Breasts lectual and physical growth. The member of the technical staff at 190 NORTH AVE. EAST Phyllis Dolin, assisted by Betty the Presbytery in Elizabeth. Inter- meREST RATES ARE THE LOWEST Prime Moat, Custom school, currently celebrating its Brucato, Mary Knoeller, Sybil ested persons are invited. AT&T Bell Laboratories, and is an P.O. BOX 158 THEY'VE BEEN IN JO YEARS... Cyt and Wrapped at 27th artf*/ersary, offers a two adjunct professor at the University CRANFORD, N.J. Regular limon, Florence Padula, Elizabeth Super Bowl Sunday CD. ALTERNATIVES. Ib, days * week classfor 3-year - Mellquist, Anne Ross and Mildred : of Florida. His research interests 276-1100 •2*8-4766 l.e. MARKET TIMING SERVICE Supermarket Hatldoittlll 1 Commwcbl Hul 6IUI« Oonlnfli Prices! okfe and limited openings bi a Wagner. . • Nutrition is topic David Christopher and Linda Herman will give selected include study of planetary magne- January 26, 1991 • llAM to 2PM Wllli. ElUltl 1 TrulU Robert S.Ambroiy Comm«(cUlf a Small IMilnax Minna J.U Eiunh -Cranford Ciironlcle- > •:« January 9,1992 Community Life A-11 January, 9,1992 „ A-t.0 Community Life Milestones •-)••>. •' - • '.f.:' McGrath-DeLeon troth announced Qtto Schw^ger^ 69 yivianJPanzer, 77 Audrey Ghning, 66 Audrey J. Ohnihg",. 6% of Cranford died Jan. 1, 1992 at Muhlenbcrg Mi-, and Mrs. Erlindo DeLebn of PiScataway announce the engagement World Warll Purple Heart recipient Operated Career Girl salon Regional Medical Center, PlainfieHd. i': • ... of their daughter, Anna Louclla, to, Tliomas Midhael'McGrath, the son of OOttt o ShSchiwageri , asTpTf Grktfork d died Jani2, 1992 in Rahway Hospital. Vivian PaKferj'a 40*year resident of Garwood,, died Jan. 5, 1992 at Miss Ohning had been the owner of the Brass Eagle, a custornized Doris McGrath of Cranford and Thomas Edward McGrath of Cranford. Hewa3 69.; / • ' \ ., •• . ' ',', , ^ \ ••,'/.• ... J '• .-.. • ... Overlook Hospital after a long illness. She was 77. " decoration stbre in Cranford, for many years Until 1972! She then worked Ms. DeLeon received a bachelor's degree cum laude from the State : Bom in Germany, "Mr. Schwager lived ih Newark before moving to Born iri Brooklyn, N.Y., she lived in Staten Island before moving^ to for the Summit Glass Co. iri Summit as a custom frame consultant for University of NewHfork at Buffalo: She is associate director of prospect Cranford 36 years ago. Garwood 40 years ago. She owned and operated The Career Girl beauty eight" years. She was a member of the Ladies Society of St. Luke's research at Seton HalHJruversity. . : . 'He \Votked f6r Custom $dentific Instruments Inc. in Whippany for 40 parlor in Garweod for 15 years, retiring about 20 years ago. She is Episcopal Church in Roselle and-was past president of American Legion jfears before retiring as supervisor of production'in 1987. Mr.'McGrath received a bachelor's degree in music performance from T survived by a daughter and several grandchildren. . BayWay Post 260 Ladies Auxiliary in Elizabeth. Born in Bayonne, she Kean College. He is. computer operations manager at the New Jersey. —JMn^Sdiwagtir served.in the Army during!Woria'Warrri,:receiving a 7 Clohf^utiohs may be^^made to the Garwood First Aid Squad. Private lived in Roselle before moving to* Cranford 36 yearsago. ~ '"• "• —— Symphony Orchestra. . :.• •••' ' .:: •':.' Purple'Heart when he was wounded during amission in Germany. arrangements were by^Gray Funeral Horrie, Westfieid. ; • Memorial contributions may be made to Center .for Hope Hospice, j • Surviving are his wife, Jacqueline; a son, Gregg of Blacksbury, Va.; a The couple plan to be married .Feb. 16 at St. Michaei.Church. . : linden; or Cranford First Aid Squad. ServicServicees were" held Jan. 4 at Gray ghte Lauren Barlow of* Lincoln Park; two brothers; Frederick 'of ; : Funeral Home, Westfieid. Vero Beach, Fla, and Arthur of Roselle Park; and a sister, Erika Nau of San Diego, Calif. •.- ' • '' ..... '^vJ; ; :;^.' !. A Mass Was offered Jan.. 6 at St. John the Apostle Church, Clark- Kathryn.M. Fitzgerald Groner, 90,.died Jan, 1, 1992 at Elizabeth Gen- , 87 : : lindens • ... •,•.'. ' . - ••••'.•'' ' ••• ,'••.- ••'. ••.•.:' eral Medical Center. ' . . Charles Schoenwisner, 87, a lifelong resident of Garwood, died Dec. 25, Arrarigementa'were by ,the Dooley Funeral Home, Cranford; . Shfr was born in Elizabeth, and lived in Newark and Belleville before •••".Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. 1991 at Overlook Hospital. . .; ." , \ moving toi Cranford four years ago, He retired as a self-employed accountant in 1967. and had served, in Mrs. Groner is predeceased by her husband, Maurice. Surviving are the U.S. Navy during World War II. He is survived by a brother, Frank of two daughters, Leonora Quick and DoloresaiVaccarella; six grandchildren; Carmel, Calif., and a niece and nephew. . , and four great-grandchildren. T Private services were held Dec. 28 at Fairview Cemetery "with ar- Anita Services were Jain. 4 at Joseph Preston Funeral Home, South Orange, rangements by Gray Funeral Home, Westfieid. . •':••, Private duty nurse jri Cranford Anite'Talbert pf Linden died Deci 24,1991 at home. V PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIGE PUPUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLJC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Mrs. Talbert was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and lived in Cranford for 25 BOROUOH OF KENILWORTH ' meetings held h the Qarwood Public Library ' ' years before movmg to Linden seven years ago. . PUBUC NOTtCE BOROUOVOPOARWOOD . Board of Health - Third Wednesday each nsonth, 7:00 P.M,: The Boroooh of Kenihwrth has awarded a' cbrttrac* without RESOLUTION NO. 82-113 Shade Tree Commissloh —' First Thursday, each month, 7:30 competitive bidding as a professional tmjca pursuant to ' Introducsd by; Councilman Wncoll .. - She. was.a registered private duty nurse in.Cranford from 1947 until \P.M. .•.•••„•••..; ' • •• !, ' N JSJi 4OA11-3 (1)(a). Tills contract and tha rasolijtionautho - BE nr RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Council ol the BorouQh Reaealion' Commission — Second-Wednesday oncfv month. she retired in 1976. She received her nursing degree from the Mi. Sinai of Qarwood, lhat the Irm of Suplee and Oooney, registered •rWnfl H ar« avallabls. (of public Inspection, - ' 7;30P.M. . . .• • . .' •. : Awarded W: FofraWI. Wesdyk & Cuva V. . municipal accountants, with offices In Etrabetti New Jersey, Gaiwbod Public Cetebrations' Committoo — Third Wednesday School of Nursing^ Cleveland,nin 1947 and a bachelor's degree in nursing ;i be and' are hereby- appointed' eudptore tor tha Borough of SWVIOM: Auditina . ''.•'.. each month, 7:30 P.M. - Gawood (or the yeaf 1892. The~whhln nidSon Is- ki ac- from Western Reserve University in Ohio in 1950. • •HITW Period; 1-1-92 to.12-31.82 • . . ,' .-,- • Local Assistance Board — Second Wodnesday,. February, cordance with the exception of the local public contracts law June, September & December at 4:00 P.M. which permta the engagement of professional services without ; She wag a. member of Temple Beth-El in Cranford. We're Here When • *w«iled tKBradtord-Buty, i^sq -; : . 1 -Drug Task'Foroo - Third Wednesday Bach month, 7:30 P.M. SarJces: Lagal '' . .' '.-••< . •- •••' ^M6mmar~^~;':'; •"•' • r ' All above meetings listed wilbe held at the prevailing Arrio or •' She :js survived.by two sons, Jeffrey Talbert of Brookiyh, N.Y., and Dr. T1n»P«ripd:t-1-82lo12-3t-92 • .. • BE IT FURTHER RESOLED, lhafthe within resolution ba 6s aoon thoreafler a^ possible in the Municipal Building, 403' DONIKI and ROBERT IBRAHIM; You Need Us published In the Cranford Chronicle In accordance with the' South Avenue, Qarwood, -New Jersey unlesa-otherwiso epob-. Ellis Talbert of Auburn, HI.; a brother, Dr. Michael Rehmar of Westfieid; requirements of law. Awarded to: Michael Ksko fled. . .. ••«>••• Aoopled:January 1,1992 . • . . ;• . a sister, Judith Millenson of Skokie, 111.; and four grandchildren, • SeivlcesvKnglnoerlnp. -•, . . ' . •• - COUNOL MEETINGS. TVnePeriod: 1-1-92toi2;31-92 , ' •• • .'. Approued: Thomas Polty' January. 14 " ..: Services were held Dec. 26 with arrangements by the Menorah Chap- ... . Mayor January 2Q ' . FREE ATTEST: Miss Savorgiannakis is wed Awarded to: HawWns, DolaBold & Wood Februaiy. ( W, elsat Millburn, Union., • '" Doris Pdidore, Borough Oarli ' ' - Services.' Bend Attorney February 29 •—' Time Period: 1-1-92 to 12-31-02 $10.20 • ' -.' ' CC363.1tJan. 9.1992 March • DELIVERY MiiQarstAdler March . Borough Clotd April . Slept 1 to Robert Ibrahim $12.24 CC302 1tJan.9.1992 Aprip l So if you. can't make it to BOROUGH OF OARWOOD MaM y Doniki Savorgiannakis of'Garwobd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John DEOlGATED TO DIGNIFIED us, just pick qp the phone . MEETiN J Agnes Anderson, Simon Angelo, •feet ; •'••.'• •-•', s ••':;••. ' • ,'. run. We are getting more fast- remaining in the half. Dreyer fin- Harry Bell, Harry Duchez, Laura The 33-year-dld. I^Tidhurst na- breaks this season. In the past we ished the game with 15 points. Engel, Leona Gilliam, Jack Good- tive rebuilt a struggling program have set up the offense more. It all Cranford's shooting went cold the win, .-•' Gladys Haydon, Henry Brussels boasts beautiM and in his second season posted a depends on the type of players we rest of the quarter, with Dunkerton Kxankowsld, Ann Lupo, Mary 10-12 record while taking his team ••have."'; . '• ••;:.' ' • • .:,. ..• ••,,'.i and Sue Goldberg supplying the., O'Brien, Katherine - Paczesniak, to the state quarterfinals; He was The one constant in any only other points. However, the • Ray Saunderson and Elsie Saun- "17th century square named Coach of. the Year that Melleno-coached team is tenacity Bears were unable to capitalize and derson. went into the lockerroom at naif- ' This is one in a series of articles to continue down the centuries. 1986-87 season, and later took the He wants his team to scratch and ; ., On Jan. 22, the Westfield o! about Jhe cities ''and places to be While it was the center where af- Cougars back to the state quarters claw for victories, now matter what time trailing 24-12. , Guard will present a musical pi visited on the. 10-day trip. "Conti- fairs of the city were discussed and in 1989. the score. IHTie only disappointment was gram at 1 p.m. at the Community nental Capitals of Europe" being of- its ordinances and laws solemnly This year, no one was really sure "Andy Eng, the coach of linden, our shooting," ; Cranford Coach Center. Nat Amsterdam, trip direc- fered by Forbes Newspapers and promulgated, it was also the site of what to expect from Cranford. The told me that he hates to play us Qene Melleno said of his team's 16 tor has a trip scheduled for Jan. 28 Lufthansa German Airlines. social unrest. Cougars are coming off a respect- because we are so scrappy and you of 62 shooting performance from to the Taj Mahal Casino and Feb. When thinking of Brussels, your In the 14th and 15th centuries able 8-15 campaign, but are very never know what is going to hap- the floor. "It wasn't bad shot selec- 24-25 to the Hampton Inn which mind is instinctively drawn to the revolts were unleashed against an young. lisa Dunkerton is the only pen."' ••'•••.• .'•• „•_.:'••••: ••:'. . V ' tion, they just weren't falling." includes two casinos at a cost of magnificent gilded and gabled intransigent and absolutist govern- senior, on Cranford's squad. The Cougars showed some of Cranford's poor shooting contin- $47. For information and reserva- Grand' Place. It is considered by ment Later, in 1695, armed battle "This team is young and tal-that scrappihess in the loss against ued into the third quarter, and se- tions, call 276-6178. many to be the most beautiful city all but destroyed Grand' Place Shabazz, Cranford was trailing by nior Sharina Western's jumper at square in all of Europe. ented, but we are going to make when . French troops bombarded mistakes," said Melleho. "But this 10 points early in the fourth quar 7 04 cut the Cougars' lead to nine Brown bag bingo As the city's ancient Marche, or the historic square and left only is .the best start that we've had. ter, but battled back to within-five 24-15 at 7:04. But again Cranford prevailed1 arid ended the third market, it played the same role as the Town Hall standing. This i& the best group of offensive before time ran out ;; ;•'.,' ' -i; ^yvi' t at Thursday club . the agora in Athens .oF.tKe.forum.-;.- quarterlealding 3&1&;.;:: After the conflict, recohstructiori players that we've had." '•]""[ \ Melleno* fuels' me^'CoulaHwni The Cranford Thursday Seniors in Rome. It is here where its eco- need tenacity as they enter the The Cougars began the final pe- Club announce the following pro- nomic life was to develop — where was begun immediately, and the That group includes soRhomore! result is one of the most beautiful , forward Jessica Dreyer and fresh- tough portion of the schedule, and riod with eight straight points and grams: the first merchants built their start battling the teams in the very Dreyer's three-point play with 3:21 houses which were to become the squares in the world. While every man center Shi-Kia Carter. Dreyer Today: Wendy Kaplpwitz from has consistently led the "baby" competitive' Watchung Conference. remaining in the game gave Cran- the Visiting Nurse Service will guilds.or corporations. facade is different, the whole is in perfect harmony. From the flam- Cougars in scoring and rebound- "It is a veryatough cpnference," ford a 21-point 40-19 advantage. speak on "Fast Foods: Decisions, . The Town Hall, undoubtedly the • . DARYL STONE/THE CHRONICLE The Bears managed to score four most beautiful building in the city, boyant Gothic style of the Town' ing, including 12 points and eight said Melleno. "We average about Decisions." • " . boards against Shabazz, and 15 eight wins a season. N B-2 Sports January 9,1992 January 9,1992 Sports B-3 HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP YOUTH SPORTS yictdry'in the 100 breastroke. Fi- winning the.400 free relay. nallj; Divans, Hegna, Phalen and Roundup Smifh \tom the 400 free telay. (Continued from page B-2) Cranford runners • Lucky Charms •••- 21.-77 Oarwood Raft ...-»... ..:.... 62-50 Th* Cougars Suffered a 57-35 de- K4B WeWIng .; ...... : 63.5-68.5 offense became increasingly stron- the third, quartor, holpod by Colleen Carney, scorod 18 points. Other Piston scorers In- and Kevin Douglass each-scored 2 points.' MISCELLANY High game*: P. ElKoury (233). M. ChlUnsM ger, as evidenced by the 22-9 featjft) Summit in their next meet. take second place Joey Cannone, Phil Gallllot, and Joe DeCan- cludod Chris Thee. with. 6 points, Tom (215,196,188). B. Heywood (184), K. Samows- Lucky Qlrta...... 31-81 YOUTH BASKETBALL The victory raised St. Mike's record to 2-1 on Oddi N Enda...... :.,.:.....^:.,»~" 41-71 score. By the fourth quarter, Cran- Knifflt (500 freestyle) .and Smith The Cranford High School track dia, OeCandla fouled out. leaving St: Mike's Lucaoh, with 4, and Brian Golden with 4. ' the season. kl (176,161), IC Ptowcha (173,167). D. Wojdak • '., • ... ••• • •.:•:. (173), M. RWII (172), L Flume (169), E. Palmer Qarwood Una*.; 38.5-73.5 ford could, only watch as Shabazz (200jEteestyle) scored first place fin- team scored a second place finish with onr/fo.ur playors on the court. .St. Mike's • '•••• • . • • : • 6th-7th-8th Grade Division • Cranford Recreation League lost the contest. Cranford'8 Frank Sayre will be Inducted Into (163). . High gamaa: June Patten (171). Janet Maito took control of the game. Ken Ma- ishes/ ' ' in the Union County Winter. Re- •. ••• • 5th-6th Grade Division Rutgers 35, Princeton 25 " . •.* •. •. • .. . . - • ••• ...,.., the Union County Baseball'Hall of Fame at the High ••rlec M. ChUlnsW (599), P. El Koury.. (171). Patty Yutt (I7p)(181), Caipl Belly lays, finishing two points behind 5th-6th Grade Division Rockets 40, Lakers 30 . • In a Well played game by both squads, (169)(163). Joanne Howe* (181), OabbWi Ap- jors led the Cougars with 12 points 3rd-4th-5th Grade. Division 56th Annual Hot Stove League Dinner on Jan. (519). K. Samowskl (479), K. Ptowcha (463), B. tl up wis Kearny and Cran- Trailblaiere 46, Hocketa 25 Tho Rockets bounced back this week to Rutgers prevailed. Leading the Rutgers attack- peaato (155), Qlni-QuerrWWO (164). Patricia and Mike Moffit added nine. Plainfield 46-44. Lauren Flynn arid Blue Devils 30, Notre Dame 22 were Lauren Porter, with 14 points, Adrlenne 15, 1992. Sayre, a 1Q37 graduate of Cranford Heywood (460), E. Palmer (451). ford'i scored an easy 100-67 victory In recent hoop action, the Trallblazors do- tako on the hustling Lakers. The Rockets came Wall (153). : Kristi White had a second place Tho Blue Devils, led by Devon Murray's 18 Pefrino, with 10, Kelly Schroeck, with 7. and High School, has been • "TH county's mo3t foatod the Rockets: Chris Baran led the trail- gp with the 10 point win, after being ahead by High aarlea: Lois Gloss (195,187,156.538). bver^the Kardinals. Crariford took a points, pullod away from trio tie game at the Regan Stempnlewlcz, with 4.. Heather Simp- respected umpires for 40 years. .He Brookslde P;T-A. League finish in the shotput to set the blazers In scoring wtth 20 points, and Jay only 4 at tho half. Andrew Nordstrom led the Dawn DINuccI (202.167.165W), Card Ma- Cougars'swimmers quick: lead on the. first-place finish end of tho first quartor, and withstood a Notre son and Jennie Lee Smith never stopped began umpiring In the Union County Baseball Team Standing* pace.,- '•.•':'. •'•' "• ; • .''•••• Whalen added 14 of his own.. Whalen also rockets In rebounding, and scored 22 points. Dame rally at tho end of the game. Bethany hustllrig for Rutgers and contributed heavily and Industrial leagues In 1048 and spent over rano (180,170,169,519). Mary Anne Boyle in ttffli 2O0 medley relay by Lauyen displayed Harlem Globtrottor style passing. Hohlong the winning cause, Billy. Provad Lucky Charms 20.5-12.5 ._._ «„...««,-« The team of Danielle Miller, Jen Dlttmar added 8 points, while Colleen Tuatola Whh fine defense and ball handling. ' ' 35 years umpiring high school and college Genb^ese, Iada, Hegna and'Eyaris. Aiding the Trallblazors effort were stollar do- addod 10 points and Chris Fallouts added 4 Juat Riant.. • ••••• 20-13 "t«99.167,605), Susan Wno (171,168,164,501), take two of three and Allison Morrla oach (rallied only one bas- : games. He has also served as a high school' 'Schulze, Christine Moorehead and fonslvo performances by Rob Sogar, Mark moro. • ... , . . • • • For Princeton, Donna Barrett took game- Nut nf Honey...... •• 18.5-14.5 Maria Hartung (200.164,498). Jeanne McComb Kim'' Smith won the 200 individual ket Jessica Smith, Jill Horrlgan, Christine football'officJal (or 25 years. •',..' • (179.158.153.488), Usai Frailer (181,160,486). : Segar, and Jama* Rlchardella. Also scoring The Lakers wore led; by Brian Welngardt, high honors, with 15 points, followed by Re- By JEFFREY KNIQHT medley vand Hegna won the 500--Lena-H«nt-took-seeond-iH-thetwo-- Schmltt, and Kate Grutzmacher all played . ' :• ; • [•' **•. •;'•...... , .. •: Fruit LOOPS ..:.... „.,. ;...... 18-17 LMaitjanrtJ8<>nJKQ¥Jchl{17QJ«.474),.EMen r for the Trallblazers were Brian Reppert, Tim who scorod 7 points. Welngardtalso played—-becca Severs, 6. Aggresslve^defonse^and- mile relay. Lisa Bounaventura, woll at both ends of the court. Shannon Mur- m...... Z. :..:..... ••-••: •••W17, THECHHONICXE •. '•;'!,-•"• \ " freestyle. Hegna was victorious in Stylar, Eric Schrelber, and. Andrew C«cl. with botti ends of the court. Bobby Haber tallied 9 fonse were, displayed by Tigers' Kelly Couglln, Cranford's Kevin and Lindsay. ray's 9 points, and Julie Baahloum'a 6 points CheoHos.... .•••••••••«• ..,14-19 th$ ,100 backstroke and Iada took Miller, Schulze and Hunt came in 5, 3, 2, and 2.points respectively. For the rock- points, mainly due to his outsldajfhootlng abil- Megan Weiss, Ja'clyn Sabo, and Kelly led the Notre Dame scoring. Stephanie Rus- Fontana recently won in their age Rice Krlsples. ..:<••• • . 10-23 *•• The Cranford High School swirn; second in distance medley. White ets Andy Nordstrom led whh 15. Kevin Rellly ity. Hustling Brian Harly also goT9 points, and Farrell.. first place in the 100 breastroke. cbnsky and ,Jamie Epple helped out with 4 groups in the National Elks Hoop High'games: Barbara Hamett (166), Helen Qarwood Young Amarican team opened their season with vic- had 4, and Chris Faltolut* and Jeff Bergtn his teammate, Sahwn Johnson, helped out • . i •-.••' •'*•* .'.' ' The Cougars ended the meet with and Flynn also scored second place and 3 points respectively. Stephanie Rlsae, Baer (160), Donna O'Donnell (146); Donna Df- Bowling Alliance both had 2 points each. with 5 points. ' , Shoot Contest Kevin made 17 of. tories 6yer linden and Kearny and Emily Hill, and Irene Kenny hUseled, through- 6th-7th-8th dradwDlvlslon / \ I Donato (142), Barbara Sands (142). Taam 8tanidtnga EvanY Phalen, Segna and Knight finishes in the high jump. ""••••'. .' . . ••* -. • • • • ••*.. •• . . • •' Notre Dame 30, Georgetown 16 25 foul shots while Lindsay con- a loss to Summit The young team out tho game. High aerlea: Barbara! Hamett (423), Helen Petro Plastics. ••.-•••• 33-18 '5th-6th Grade Division - '. 'The Fighting Irish broke Into the win column Sth-6th Qrada Division ' . • ••• •. .• . verted on 5 Of 25. Kevin also won Baer (420), Donna O'Donnell (402). Knight* of Cotembua.;...... 32-19 has only 12 returning letter win- Jazz 28, Trallblazars 26 Knlcks 47,76ers 26 with a solid victory over their opponent. Notre on the District level with a 16 of 25 Oarwood Flra Dept '....-.». <• ners from last year's sqluad. 3rd-4lh-5th Grade Division An exciting game was. played between the Dame was paced by the scoring of guard Sue From the beginning soconds of the first Blue Devils 22, Rutgers 14 performance* He will represent "••••',: • •' ***• •' ' '. • •: •• BUlnskaa Brothers....;..:.....,..;...:. :...i6-25 Knlcks and the 76ers.Wlth the score tied up at Matz, with a game high 14 points and Abby : 2 The Cougars opened their season quarter, spectators wttnessTxTthe Intensity of In a doso game, the Blue Devils outscorod • Monday Senior League > : Rustya..;...,...... ,..... ».-...." f" "? evenly matched squads as they battled until 18 at the half, the Knlcks applied great 2nd half Dreyer With strong rebounding and scoring. Cranford and the Eastern Central with a 106-60. win over Linden. Rutgers In the fourth quarter, to capture the defense to pull away from their opponent. Dreyer finished the game with 12 points, Jes- Team Standings: VFW...... •' ••••••• ....-23-28 the final buzzer. Defense was. the focus of. the win. bevon Murray and Bethany Dlttmar led District at the State Championship 71 Crahfbrd was led by first place win- The Knlcks backcourt diio, Patrick Maher, sica Rodriguez dominated play'with fine de- Bubbles • • -*1 Qarwood Auto Parts..-...... I ...... 19-32 game, as the Trallblazers led at the half with a the Bluo Devils with 14. and 8 points re- in Red Bank next month. 3C> and 1D .-• 70-42 Marano A Sons ,...... : 1M5 score of 10-9. In the second half the Jazz's, leading all scorers with 16 points, and Kevin fense and Strong rebounding. . • ners, Kim Smith, Amy Hegna, Jeff spectively. Jessica Smith and Coleen Tratoila .•• .. • •••...•'•• •*• • ••.'.••••• O'Donnell pumping In 14 points. . ffrvotman Georgetown^ was paced by Julie Who...... ,;. .•: ....-• •• • 69-43 High Oama*: J. Sdploiil (170), Q, Rybeck Knight and Jesse Evans. Chris FlamlnH, Who tallied a team high of 14 headed a strong defensive effort' and were Straight Arrow. ^ ;. 66-46 points by game's end jnd Chris Baran, of the Mark Stlansen chipped In 7 points, while Nordstrom, who scored 10 points. Point guard . The Cranford PAL Central Jer- (168), R. Bank) (166), Q. Evans (157)(151). C. helped out by Jill Horrlgan and Allison Morris. Polish Power • -.» :...... 64-48 Lefebvra (155), J. Evana (132).' N. Dodge Karla Williams, Krysia opposing team, displayed scoring clinics. As ' Adam Williams and Kevin. Knight scored 4 Jenny Sands added 4 more points, for tho sey Wrestling team began its 1991- : Erin Welsh with 6 points, Joy Musllto, with 4, ; We Doni Care...... ;...... ; - • 62-50 the game neared a close . FlamlnJ put tils points a piece. Closing out the Knlcks scoring losing cause. ' • •..•••' ' (127), J.Watl (94). •;••!••''• Cierkowski, Hegna and Smith and Kahlln Sharkey and Glna LanZafama, with 52 season with a second place fin- Ball Blisters...;.,..... •- > 60-52 High 8ariaa: Q. Evans (439). C. Lefsbvre team ahead by a basket. Just a they Trallblaz- was John Pedde, who scored two points. '•••'v'- *••-•": •• •;' 2 points each to lead Rutgers. Racheal Super Six ....•»•••• ...... 46-66 combined to take second in the 200 errs attempted a sideline play, the Jazz foiled 6th-7th-8th Grade Division ish at the Maplewood Tournament. (419), J. Sdplonl (413). J. Evans (341), N. Malar, Lauren Greenburg, and Jennifer Lorn-, The 76ers played excellent ball, trading bas- Hoy You.... •»" 44-68 Dodge (317), k. Knlerim (265). medley relay. Knight won the 200 thol attempt Jazz's Jason Harris totaled 6 bardo, each added a Tine team effort kets'for dose to 3 quarters behind the fine play Notre dame 30, Georgetown 16 ' , . Seven wrestlers made it to the fi- points, for the winning effort, while Sean In a very exciting,. Well-played game, (he Fight- Pluggers...... - • ...'.37-76 High Taam Game: Oarwood Auto Parts (700). freestyle and Jen Phalen took sec- of Dave Pean and Kevin Fontana with 6 nals with four taking first place as Lucky Strike.... ;.... .;..;....•;...... 32-80 Weeden and Dave Baccara both picked up 4 Ing Irish held off a late Pirate rally to pull off a. High Taam Series! Petro Plastics (1981). ond in the 200 IM. Evans won.the Cranford Recreation League points apiece. Chris Sails also netted 6 points Cranfptd fell one point short of the Hookers ..- ,...... i...... :..31-81 points each. The Trallblazers Baran acquired and did a good Job rebounding. Scrappy Brian big. upset by the harrow..margin. Notre Dame 50 freestyle and Smith won the-100 ,..'••'. .***•• • ' •'..•; - ' top spot The placements were as High Games: A. Judd (194,226), T. Conway 16 points, while Jay Whalen and Tim Styler Turowskl and center Tyler Ward scored 4 was led by the scoring of Gretchen Legion : (208). D. Wlddows (191.194.204). Fablo (198). 8L MIclMMl'a Leagu* butterfly. The Cougars took the top scored 8 and 2 points respectively. Rob 3rd-4th Grade Division . points each, while Matt Rausch grabbed many, with 8 points and Tracey Boyd with 10.-Two follows: Joshua Zulick, second; Segar, Mark Rlccl, and Jim Schmidt all con- Purdue 35, Michigan 30 .. , ' W. Sllker (192), C. Zaylla (190). F. Vlteka Team Standing* ' three spots in the 100 freestyle and robounds and oxcollod on defense, to help the baskets from-Susan Mate and a fine all-arQurid Brian Harnos, second; Joey Crecca, (179.190), F. Bablnec (178.187), F. Mlmlnov tlrbutod a tough defensive effort : In a well played game between two power- performance by Abby Dreyer, who led the led The Batter Half...™...... - Hegna won the 500 freestyle. 7,6ors cause. fifth; Gregory Donofria; third; Rob (176,185), B. Blsha (183). A. Kullkowskl ...... 2JI.5-3Z.S house olfonsos, Purdue carno out on top;' Load In rebounds and blocked.shots, chipped In 2 For Better or for Worse ••'' '• '. ,••' ' ••**...''.- ... $runnef, "first;. John Donofrio, " (181.182). B. Slnrtpson (181), S. LaPlaca (176); .....28.5-43.5 The team of Knight, Phalen, Jan by the. scoring of Robert Sands, wtth 16 5th-6ih Grade Division baskets of her own. • ....' ..'.•• 5th-6th Grade Division. points, Purdue .pulled, away In. the second U. MUullOf \ifvf, *: -. »'*••'' , .. •• Bulls 3i, Nets 23 For Seion Hall. Beth Koehler'had an excel- third; ]L>BVitt-'.KlelMur,*thBd;r.-Matt# Beams and Evans Won the 200-free Lakers 40, Jan 29 quarter, Michigan countered Purdue's rush, High Serlea: Wlddows.(58B), Judd (588). We-' , (201), Noreen The Bulls won their first game of the season lent scoring run; amassing 10 points. Koehler .Small,"fifth; Jason Skolnick^ third; H|tih chr| relay and Dacichi Iada swam to The Lakers pulled out their first victory with a and pullod within three by the" fourth period. ka (528), Bablnec (527), Simpson (526), Fablo Cannon* (195), Paula Foerst (168), Pat Kor- convincing win over the Jazz squad. The first 37-23 In a hard-fought contest Led by Jeff also managed rebounding on both ends of the Sean Ktzpatrick, first; James (515), Mlmlnov. (513), Mueller (509), Sllker n«r (167), Maria Ramsey (154), Joanna Rlo- Tommy Arthur, Matt VendettI, and Andy .Tlarnsy, who scored 25 points, the Bulls court. Center Danielle Schipper dropped In 6 half was a see-saw battle, with the Lakers tak- Bausch each had 6 points, while Jeremy Zielenback, first; George Fulling, "(508). . . • clo (152). Norm* Urn (150). ing a quick 6-0 lead, only to have the Jazz played a solid game against a determined Nets points, as did Jeslca Walsh. Point guard, , White. Keith Gllbertson, and Steven Bo- first; Tony Richardson, third and High Serlea Chris Kroyar (539), Moreen Can- steal H, boosting the score to 10-8. In the sec- squad. Danny Springer cashed In four points. Erica Plait chipped In with 2. Center Danielle .••••.• ,;•. • ' ••• ' • ; Youth browskl each contributed 4. Sean Longo, Schipper dropped In 6 points as did Jessica Nick Fekete, second. none (470). : .,.••.. . ond half, the Lakers built a 26-19 lead, with the While Dave Pavlak, John Bablneau, Geoff Hillside Avenue PTA (Continued from page B-2) Colin Stemmer, and Vlnce .Deslderlo each Walsh. Tina Shehady concluded the scoring Jazz on their heels. Leading the potent Laker Rood, and James Doty, each had 2.points. '.,.'' • ••• ••*, • '•••• \"'". Team Standings well off the boards, and had some Important husiled on defense, to keep Purdue In check. With a final basket. Jill Redlund and Vicky WRESTLING RANKINGS offense were Brian Welngart, whh 18 points, Tom Connelly, Ethan Goldberger, and Brett HlllsWe Angels... >.28.5-16.5 steals. Mike Hammer and Scott Sumenck Purdue remained on top, led by the scoring Hynes also played well for Seton Hall. Laura Union County College's women's : Brian Harley. With 14, and Bobby Haber, add- Gurney, contributed to the team/effort with basketball team won the Owl Clas- Rowdies •-• 25-20 shot well from the outside. While Jimmy ing 10. Strong defensive moves were dis- drive of Ed Feeley, who amassed 6 tallies. In good rebounding. . • . Johnson and. Katie Sczymona had solid per- New Jeraay Wrestling TOP 20 D'ArcysGHPcl Inside. addition to sinking 4 baskets; for Purdue, Kevin formancos for Notre Dame. sic, tournament at the Cranford Newcomers...... 22.5-22.5 played by Shaun Johnson, Matt Walsh, Chris For the Nets. Matt Porter had 9 points to Misfits... .». • •••••• -22'23 (Selected by Sports In The USA's panel of high 7th-8th Grade Dlvlilon Wood, and Rob Hansen. The well balanced Bostel also was a leader in rebounding, Ryan lead his team. Pat Burke added 6 points, while :•;•••'• . •,..• '. . .: *••'•, ,.; '•. • ' '•.•••.•:.•'• .. •••-••'"'••. , DIANE MATFLERD/THe CHRONICLE . Campus gym with a 37-33 victory School ar.d college coaches as well as state- Miami 52, Pittsburgh 44 Schmidt added 5 more points, to round up the Mighty Mas...... 21r24 Jazz offense was led by Chris Flamlnl's 12 his teammates Derrick Brooks and Mark 6th-7th-Bth Grade Division Lou Kruk, a guard for,David Brearley High's boys basket-' wide sports media personnel) Miami overcame the outstanding shooting scoring. N over Essex Community College of High Rollers...... ; • • 16-29 points, Weeden'e 6 points, Slnnot's 4 points, Ivory put In 4 and 3 points respectively. Rutgers 25, Georgetown 24 performance of Pitt's Brian Maher, by using **• ball team, glides through the air for a layup during the Maryland. Rene Stevens led the High Games Donna Melstrell. 190; Barbara Da and Harris' 3 points. Schmltt and Maloney •• . • • •' . *** • ;. • ; ; In a vary closely contested game, Rutgers Qulno. 181; Nancy Alexo, 178; Marguerite QROUPIII their height advantage and getting .Inside to rounded out the scoring with 2 points each. 3rd-4th Grade Division Lady Owls' with a game-high 14 5th-6th Grade Division managed to edge Georgetown for the win. Bears' 46-36 loss to Johnson Regional. Kruk scored a Manos.154. 1. PhlUlpaburg shoot. Maher, led all scorers with 26 points, -.' • . •. - *•• • • •' Ohio State 20, Wisconsin 19 Celtics 35, Trallblazers 33 Adrlenne Petrlno's foul shot late In tho game team-high 12 points in the loss. The Bears are now 0-6. points and scored on a three-point High Series Barbara Da Qulno, 489; Nancy 2. Brick Memorial but Miami had a player who was not far be- 5th-6th Grade Division After taking an early first quarter lead, the Kevin DISImone Intercepted a pass with put Rutgers over the top as she led tho team play to break a 28-28 tie. Alexo, 484; Donna Melstrell,'473. : 3. High Point hind, QeoW Hayeck, who scored 25 points. Celtics 30, NsU 15 Buckeyes had to come from behind late In the seconds to go In the game, allowing tho Celt- with a total of 9 points. Kelly Schrocke 6, 4. Warren Hilts Miami's offense was led by J.R. Mamrak and fourth quarter and hold off a Wisconsin attack. The first half of the hoops contest was con- ics to squeeze past the Trailblazers. In the first Regan Stempniewicz 6, and Lauren Porter, 4' ' • ' .. . ••• '•': •••• . •• . 5. Oakcrest • D.J. Cameron, on the outside; with Kevin Ryan Helmstetter's game high of 10, Brian BOWLING trolled by tight gofensh/e play, but poor shoot- half, Trallblazer center Chris Baran was'in a fused the Scarlet Knight attack. Hard hus- Qarwood Women's League 6. North Huhtordon Pemoulle, Jeff Weben and Ryan Matlosz, Styler-s 8, and Jeff Baer's 2. all helped Ohio rebound battle with Celtic center Steve Gach- tling and fine defensive work were displayed ' covering the Inside. Rounding out the Pitt "1 ^oldi my car jn only 3 days through Forbes Ing, by both teams. The Celtics* Steve Gachko State* capture the win. The Buckeye's defense, Team SUndlngsi 7. Cranford . and Terry Donovan controlled the boards as ko and forward Terry Donovan. The Celtics by Heather Simpson, Sheryl Colarusso, Glnny . Cranford Bowling League 8. Delsea -v ..1-.-.,^. • . .p \ • scoring were Brian Williams, Paul Whlte- Justin Baker, Ryan Conner, Chrl» Cosgrove, Cranford boys hoops Jo Nik Carpets » 79.5-32.B. .Newspapers. I'm very impressed."-. took a 20-19 lead at half-time. Jay Whalen Cplarusso, and Jenny Loo Smith. Team standings: Jruirat, and Chuck O'Nall, with 8, 6, and 4 their team took a 21-9 halftlme lead. The Nets' and Sam DeVHo all helped to thwart the Wis- Marano Motors • 70-42 9. BellavUla . Matt Porter and Rob Orslnl. controlled play In finished with 14 points at the conclusion of Leading the way for Georgetown, Jonny victor Dennis.; „...... :.... 78-48 E.Z. Sockets 72.5-39.5 10. Scotch PWns points respectively. consin attack. Led by Chris Percy, with 10 thye game, as did Baran. , the third quarter, shutting but the Celtics' scor- points, Joe Viols, wKh 5, and Mao Murrtz and Sands scored 8 points, while Julie Reel Strong Fuel.... 74-62 :\\ Cecelia Zelenty, Dunellen ing. The Celtics then put the game away with 4. Chris Shaw, with 2 each, the Wisconsin team The Celtics .managed to control the de-Nordstrom. , and Alana Doty, scored 6, and 4 Cranford Sunaco • 74-52 straight baskets by Donovan, who ended the fenslve boards and never trailed their op- points respectively for the Hoyas, pair, how3-3 Clark Lanes ....". '...... 73-53 tried one last by for the win. Wlnconson'a de- • Will Humphries provided strong defensive game with a total of 13 points..Donovan was ponent In the second half. Donovan scored 12 '•,:.• • •** • • •• Horan Lumber.;..,.... 72-63 Th« CrantonJ Hockay Club MHes re- assisted by Gachko, Andrew Mlnllelll, and fense was boosted by the efforts of Ryan efforts In front of the great goaltendlng ef- Stark, Buddy Roach, Ken Matz, 'and Robert points for the Celtics, Anthony Dllorlo 7th-8th Grade Division By TANJAFUNK The second quarter saw Rahway Sehey Enterprises ....71-65 mained alop the Ntw Jaraay Youth Hockey y Call 1-8OO-334-O531 to put Anthony Dllorlo. Gachko finished with" 11 pumped In a season high 8, Gachko chipped Cranford Mites League with a 6-3 victory over Toms River at forts of Chris Stopero. Center Ryan Adler Levonas. Seton Hall 50, SL John's 46 move to a more physical game. Cranford Elks...... 70-56 and wings Will Kayhart and Steven Splnelll points total. Mike Daly and Ray Welget lended in 7, and DISImmone had 5. The Celtic de- Seton. Hall, |ed by Mike Baley's 20 points, THE CHRONICLE Pheonlx Jewelers » ••• 86*) Warinanbo Paik, Sunday, Jsn, 6. defensive support to the winning cause. Porter •»• • ;•;.'• fense was lod by Ben Grad and Ray Welgel. „ The Indians outscored Cranford in played strong offensive and defensive * blassifieds to work for you. beat a tough St. John's team, Baley was aided Hull Vlccl...;..'. 65-61 games and wings Steven Catone and Ben led the Nets with 8 points, while Derrick 3rd-4th Grade Division .-.••• '•*•* -• by Dave Bdben'a 14 points', Eric Messener the 18-14 period, but entered half- Reynolds Plumbing i ....65-61 remain atop Center Brian Brkuin scored a hat trick. Brooks, Orslnl, and Pat Burke"all chipped In Ohio State 18, Indiana 16 • Vechta provided good forechecklng and 5th-6th Grade Division and Jon Hang's 5 points each, and Mike Ven- The. Cran- time with 11 team fouls. Rick D & M Meals., ...... ;.: ...... 64-62 Louie Gu|ll«lm««l scored two goals, with 2 points! . In a tight defensive battle, Jeff Baer passed CRANFORD Patrick Hlgglns scored a goal and John backchecklng. The MUes League record Is St. Michael's 31, Holy Spirit 32 • dlttl's 4 points. Tom LoGludlce contributed to ford. High Smith scored six of his 13 points. Just For Kicks , .....63-63 9-0 and their overall record Is 18-2-1. Fbrfees Newspapers *•» • to Ryan Helmstetter In the final seconds to The 5-6 grade Warrters used a balanced team the winning effort a fine defensive showing. Mason.Umo... •; • ,59-67 Falls had three assists. Max Langf ord and eedge the Buckeye'; past Indiana. Beer's 10, Smith picked up four more in the NJYHL 5th-6th Grade Division '':•"*•" School boys Tolipngle • 58-68 combined with Helmstetter"* 4, Sam Devlto's third period, but Rahway again St Mlcheal'a 31, Christ the King 16 ' Modom Barbershop...... 58-68 2. and Brian Styter** 2, led Ohio State to the The Warriors of St. MlcheaJ's outscorod Iholr outscored the Cougars 15-12. '.'r_^. . Cap^Cadecas...:...... ;,...,,...... :.;. 5fr68 ' victory. Justin Baker, Ryan Conner, Chris team lost "con- opponent 13-2 In the final quarter to break Cathy/S Ceramics;.....;;.....,;:.;..;.:.;:.;;.;...;... 53-73 - Cosgrove, and Kurul Shah, worked! together and Ed Epple had 8 points apiece from under- Newklnk and Colin McFadden each added 4 Cranford rallied back in the final open a dose game. Joe DaCandla led all secutive • Rowe's Sunaco:...... ;.. '• 52-74 to give the Buckeye's the strong defense they neath. Kevin Fontana, Joe DeCandia, and points, quarter. With a little over two min- scorers with 9 points and many rebounds. Rul games to Rah- Meeker Sharkey ..>.... 45^1 needed. The Indiana scoring was led by Brad Steve Qachko each had 7 points. Billy Pro- Fernandez came off the bench to chip In with . ^w ... utes on the clock, Cranford'used a Painting Plus.. 42-84 . Sumanek, who tallied 8 points. Indiana's de- vod had 5 points, while Paul HerHs had 4, Rul way and Shabazz to eVeri its' 6 points, while Terrel Lewis donated 5, Car- 7th-8th Grade Division three-point goal by Smith to pull 600 series: S. Heywood (203.193.265.661), R. fense was laded by-the efforts of Ted Dooley. Fernandez had 3 points, and Carmine DeNl- mine DeNlcola gave 4, as did Paul HarHs. Ed Syracuse 39, Georgetown 38 record to 3-3. The Cougars fell to Sorge (243,171,205,619). J. Callander Patrick Sullivan, and David Pelst. cola, Terry Donovan, and Don Mahoney each within two points. But fouls and Epple and Don Mahoney kept hustling; on de- ." added 2 points. ' • . Syracuse opened up with a press that Ipd to Rahway 66-56, before being over- turnovers allowed the Indians to •.(226,172,207,605), J. PemoullU fense to keep Christ the King's offense In •' •*• . . numerous steals by guards Richie Horn and powered by Shabazz 68-39. (214.243,147,694): St Mlchaels's took a 12-4 lead In the first Eddie Bombacl. Greg Bazllua had B points pull away. Dumont AInutt scored check. Kevin Fontana and Billy Proyoddld an 5th-6th Grade Division quarter. The game was put out of reach In the 200 games:D. Albert (203), . T. Bonlto excellent Job bringing the ball up the court. Pistons31, Jazz 20 and played well on defense. Rich Platkowskl 12 for Cranford. (200.203), J. Specht (202), C. Guatta (203), T. third quarter when the Warriors outscored tholr pulled down numerous robounds, while Matt DeNlcola and Herlta both added 4 julnts In The Pistons continued their winning ways, opponent 14-2 to take the 38-19. The Warrlers Kris Bender contributed six of The Cougars then traveled to Rotella (200). R. Gable (225), J. Mehrlnger the final quarter. The warriors first h#fWb game by defeating the Jazz, In the final minuted of Hrlban and Tapan Parlkh played wall on Both (201), M. Armus (201), D. Fdwler (214), C. controlled tho boards with DeCandia, Mlcclo, ends of the court. his 21 points in the first quarter Shabazz on Saturday afternoon. will be against Holy Spirit on January 3. play. In the final quarter, ths Pistons tooluwor and Gaehko leading the way. Fontana, Fer- Gilbert (202). 'M. VVhKney (202). A. Oppel *** the game with a 10 point run. Joey McComb The Georgetown team fought back, and took Friday .night at Rahway and the Cranford had trouble with its' de- (201)," C- Thul(20i), J.' Heywood, C. Ohanlon nandez, Provod, and Herlts handled the out- a free throw by Syracuse's Danny Martaln, led the Pistons with 10 points, while Tom side shooting and assisting. DeNlcola, Dono- period ended with the Indians fense as well as its' offense. Shaba- (214), J. Smith (206), M. llg (225). A. Durina 6th-7th Grade Division Lucash chipped In 8. Billy Harnett and Brian with 8 seconds on the clock, to finally put away leading 17-14. Sean Slattery scored (211)(212), K. Forrestal (227), T. Kane (218). J. JANUAKYIO JANUARY St. Mlcheart 19, Holy Trinity 16 van, Epple, and Mahoney had numerous Georgetown. Dave Markowltz had a key 3 zz led throughout the game and Golden added 4 and 6 points respectively. shots In tho key area. four points in.the quarter before Hook (216). M. Rugglano (200), N. Rugglano St. Mlcheal's opened their season with an ex- point play late In the game, that sparked Goor- ended thelrst half leading 27-20. (222), E. Pawtowskl (215), A. Undasduccl citing victory at Holy Trinity. The St. Mlcheal's Jazz was led by Jason Harris, who tallied a ' *•• ' getown's rally. Steven Springer contributed being forced leave the game with a total of 7 points. Shaun Weeden added 6 In the third quarter, Shabazz's (217), V. Papandrea (205), M. Brlnker (200), B. Warriors were guaranteed the victory by Steve 7th-ath Grade Division (Please turn' to page B-3) back injury. Mason (204)(207), S. Spllner (213). Gachko, who sank 2 free'throws In the final points, while Chris Flamlnl added 4. Don Ma- St Michael's 68, Holy Spirit 28 (Please turn to page B-3) CAPSULE REVIEWS OF CURRENT FILMS "iN WEEKEND PLUS minute of the game.' Gachko finished with 5 honey, Jimmy Schmidt, and Mlcheal Tretola all St Michael's Warrlers won their first game points,1 while team scoring leader Joe DeCan- played well on defense. Livingston-Walnut League f y ••• of the season convincingly. Brandon Redd dla finished wtth 9 points. Billy Provod, Kevin and Greg Dorsett dlspjuyed pin point passing TeamSUndlnga /* Fontana, and Rul Fernandez pushed the ball 5th-6th Grade Division and solid ball contrail, to help St Mike's cap- Crlsp-X • •""•••lil? consistently up the court John Mlcclo. Car- Pistons 34, Bullets 33 A • ture the victory. The opening tip off found Fruity Pebbles ..67-31 mine DeNlcola, and Paul Hmrtta helped keep Tho Pistons came out with this win with only Recjd tipping the ball to Dorsett, who found Fruits Looped -•••••• 63-35 the Holy Trinity forwards from pentratlng on five seconds remaining In the game, with a Chris McComb, as he broke towards the bas- Triples.... •• •••••• 62-36 offense, Joey McComb driving lay up. The Bullets led ket St Mike's took the 2-0 lead, and after thai Mini Buns. • 5*j0 **• 7th-8th Grade Division throughout the: garne, by as much as 10 lay up, they never looked back, Magic Stars • «j-40 Christ the King 59, SL Mlcheal's 54 points, but the Pistons never let up. The Bul- Frosted Flakes •63^5 McComb lead all scorers with 18 points, Boo Berries. Weekend St Mlcheal's played their second game of loto were led by Kevin Feeley, Who was un- followed by Redd, with 10, and Dorsett, who the season, wKh several things golra against stoppabhv throughout the entire game. He fln- amassed 8. Coleen Carney and Adrlanne Kbc... • them. With only 7 member suited Up, they Ishe wtth a game high 20 points. Also contrib- Pelrlno both scored six points coming off the Honey Nuts ..,.33*5 uting to the Bullets scoring were Chris NEW LOCATION! Nut N' Honey .3949 were In for a tough fight Brandon fledd was bench. From the left side of the key, point benched, for acquiring 3 fouls, along wtth VKtttoe, with 7 points, and Joe Muccla, with 4 guard Phil Galliot tallied 4 points, hitting noth- p.m., 10:20 p.m.! Monday-Thursday: 7 p.m., p.m., 5:35 p.m., 7:30 p.m., Greg Dorsett, and Chris McComb, the latter points. , ing but the net on two 18 foot jumpers. Re- p.m., 4:50 p.m.. 7:10 p.m., Sunday: 1:30 p.m., 3:45 p.m.. •Bugsy (R) Friday, Saturday. 1:25 p.m., 4:05 p.m., 6:50 •Father of Wt> Bribe (PG). Fri- 9:30 p.m. 9:40 p.m. Monday through two fouk) put of the game. Redd returned In The Pistons were led by McComb, who serve guards Joey cannone, Andrew Rupple, MIDDLESEX 9:30 p.m. Late show Friday . 7 p.m.i 9:15 p.m. , NEW LOCATION SPORTS •the Last Boy Scout (R) Fri- • p.m., 9:30 p.m. Sunday: 1:20 day-Thursdafc 12&0 p.m., 3 •Father of the Bride (PG) Fri- Thursday; 7:30 p.m., 9:40 ' AMBOY MULTIPLEX and Saturday at 11:50 p.m. AT 287 NORTH p.m., 4 p.m., 6:35 p.m., 9:10 p.m., 5:20 pimj; 7:50 p^ri., i day: 7:30 p.m., 9:45 p.m. p.m, Routes 9 & 35, Sayrevlllo •JFK (R) Friday, Saturday: day, Monday-Thursday: 7:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 8 p.m. 10:10p.m. *'i ' Saturday, Sunday: 1 p.m., 3 •The Rocky Horror Plcluie. CALENDAR • (908) 721-3400 Noon, 3:35 p.m., 7:15 p.m., • p.m., 9:45 p.m. Saturday, ANDRT. 22 EAST * «Beaufy and the Seast {6) 6+ p.m., 5 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 9:45 Show (R) With the "Somervilltf •Rush (R) Friday-Thursday: 10:45 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: Sunday: 2 p.m.. 4:30 p.m.. MOVIE CITY 6 day-Thursday:' 12:B0 p.m., p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:20 Cast" of diehard fans helping Noon, 2:25 p.m., 4:45 p.m., Noon, 3:35 p.m., 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m.. 9:45 p.m. AFTER FINDERNE AVE. OaK Tree Center 2:50 p.m., 4:50 p.m;, 6:40 p.m., 9:25 p.m. out. Saturday at midnight. 7:15 p.m., 9:55 p.m. Late ' -The Addams Family (PG-13) KENDALL PARK CINEMA 1665 Oak Tree Rcl.. Edison •The Hand That Rocks I/to Cro- AND BEFORE Jan. 9-15 show Friday and Saturday at p.m., 8:40 p.m. Friday-Thwsday: Noon, 1:55 Route 27, Kendall Park die (R) Friday: 7:35 p.m., 9:45 12:15 a.m. . . (908) 549-6666 •The Addams Family (PG-13) SOMERVILLE LUMBER p.m., 3:50 p.m., 8 p.m,, 10 (908) 422-2444 •The Hand That Rocte the Cra- •Call theater for showtlmos. Friday-Thursday: 1:30 p.m., p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 1 p.m. late show Friday and •Father of the Bride (PG) Fri- HUNTERDON dle (R) Friday-Thursday: 12:10 UA MIDDLESEX 3:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 7:40 p.m., 3:05 p.m., 5:05 p:m., Thurs., Jan. 8 Saturday at midnight. o day, Saturday: 1:45 p.m., : p.m., 2:25 p.m., 4:45 p.m., MALL CINEMA p.m., 10 p.m. 7:35 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Monday- CINEMA PLAZA FIVEPLEX Bowling ' •Hurts (PG-13) Friday- 3:50 p.m., 6 p.m., 8:05 p.m., EFlTKBfe 7:05 p.m., 9:30 p.m, Late Hadloy & Stelton roads Thursday: 7:30 p.m., 9:35 Route 202-31, Plomincton Cranford vs. Linden, 3:30 p.m. 1 Thursday: 12:30 p.m.. 2:40 10:15 p.m. Sunday: 1:25 GENERAL CINEMA THE FAUCET COLLECTION show Friday and Saturday at - South Plainfiold p.m. (908)782-2777 p.m., 4:45 p.m.. 7 p.m., RUTGERS PLAZA SIX Boys' Basketball 11:50 p.m. . p.m.. 330 p.m., 5:40 p.m., (908) 753-2246 •The Last Boy Scout (R) Fri- •Grand Canyon (Fl) Friday, HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Showpieces for the bath, powder room and kitcheji are outstanding designs in splendidly rich finishes with 10:35 p.m. Late show Frltjay, •> 7:43 p.m., 9:35 p.m. Monday- Easton Ave., Sdmersflt Scotch Plains at Cranford, 4:00 p.m. •Tho Prince of Tides (R) Friday- •Call theater for showtimos. day: 7:3O-p.m., 0:45 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:10 p.m., and Saturday at 12:30 aim., , Thur>day:.7 p.m., 9:05 p.m. (908) 823-8787 (as picked by tho sports staff of Forbes Newspapers) quality valvlng systems for dependable, performance. For beauty and practicality that endure, select the St. Mary's at Breariey, 7:oo p.m. Thursday: 1:55 p.m., 4:30 Saturday, Sunday: 1 p.m., 3 9:40 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2 •Grand Canyon (R) Friday- •The Hand That Rocks the Cra- •Call theater (or showtimes. bold look of exquisite Kohler faucets from our showroom. Ideas, ideas, ideas...we've got'em. Girls' Basketball p.m., 7:30 p.m., 10:05 p.m. p.m., 5 p.m., 7:30 p.m,, 9:45 p.m., 7:10 p.m., 9:40 p.m. Thursday: 1 p.m.., 4 p.m., '•" • die (R) Friday.'Saturday: 1:10 SOMERSET ' GENERAL CIN8MA p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:25 Cranford at Scotch Plains, 4'.0O p.m. Late show Friday and Saturday v "Beauty and tho Beast (G) Fri- 7:20 p.m., 10 p.m. Late show p.m., 3:20 p^m., 5:35 p.m., SOMERVtLLE CIRCLE at 12:30 a.m. BERNARDSVILLE CINEMA p.m., 9:30 p.m. day, Monday-Thursday: 7:10 ^Fri., Jan. 10 Friday and Saturday at 12:30 7:45 p.m., 10 p.m. Sunday: 1 Routes 28 &202, Raritan •Bugsy (R) Friday-Thursday: •Route 202, Qernardsvillo • •Hook (PG) Friday: 7 p.m., p.m., 9 p.m. Saturday, Sun- Girls' Basketbtll a.m.. p.m., 3:10 p.m., 5:20 p.m., (908)526-0101 • Noon, 4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., '(908)766-0357 •/ 9:40 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: ' day: 2:10 p.m., 7:10 p.m., 9 Jonathan Dayton at'Brearley, 7:00 •Beauty arid the Beast (Q) Fri- 7:30 p.m., 9:40 p.m. Monday- •Call theater'for showtimes. THE BOLD LOOK 10:05 p.m. Late show Friday . "Star Trek VI: The Undiscov- 1:30 p.m., 4:10 p.m., 7 p.m., p.m. p.m. i Thursday: 7:10 p.m., 9:20 and Saturday at 12:30 a.m. day-Thursday: Noon, 1:45 ered Country (PG) Friday: 7:30 MONTGOMERY 9:40 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7 p.m. 1 •The Prince of Tides (R) Friday, Swimming •Father of the Bride (PG) Fri- ; p.m., 3:25 p.m., 5:05 p.m., 7 p.m.; 9:40 p.m. Saturday: 1 CENTER THEATER p.m., 9:25 p.m. KOHLER •The Prince" of Tides (R) Friday, Monday-Thursday: 7 p.m., Cranford at Eltabeth, 4:00 p.m. day-Thursday: 12:10 p.m., p.m., 9 p.m. , p.m., 3:10 p.m., 5:20 p.m., Routes 206 &J518, Rooky Hill Saturday: 1:45 p.m., 4:25 . (609) 924-7444 NEW PARK CINEMA 9:30 p.m, Saturday, Sunday: 2 Track 7 p.m., CINEPLEX OD60N 7:30 p.m., 9:40 p.m, Sunday: -Cranford at Scotch Plains, 4:00 p,m,— p.m., 7:Jp p.m., 3:41") p,m. ea-WeiHVea Sunday: 1:45 p.m., 4:15 p.m., Rosello Park •Sue Trek VI: The Undiscov- Wrestling and Saturday at 11:40 p.m.. Route 1 South, Edison 7:30 p.m. Monday through 6:50 p.m., 9:25 p.m. Monday- (908) 241-2525 ered Country (PG) Friday, Mon- the National Eastern Central District Hoop "Ths Last Boy Scout (R) (908) 321-1412 Thursday; 8 p.m. As Shown Cranlord at Scotch Plains, 7:30 p.m. Thursday; 8 p.m. UNION ' ' day-Thursday: 7:15 p.m., 9:15 Shoot Contest for age 10-11. He hit on 16 of Friday-Thursday: 12:45 p.m., •Call theater tor showtime*. •Call theater tor showtimes. Model #K-6954 Sat., Jan. 11 •An American Tall: Fiewl Goes BROOK THEATRE 3:05 p.m., 5:15 p.m., 7:40 GENERAL CINEMA CINEPLEX ODEON CRANFORD RIALTO TRIPLEX " p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2:20 25 shots from the free throw line and will Boys' Basketball West (G) Friday, Saturday: 10 Hamilton St., Bound Brook p.m., 10:10 p.m. Late show BRUNSWICK SQUARE 25 North Avo. West . 250 East Broad St. p.m., 7:15 p.m., 9:15 p.m. 1:25 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m., (908) 469-9665 represent Cranford and the District at the Breatloy at Crsnlord, 7:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday at 12:20 Brunswick Square Mall • Cranford , .'. Wostfleld •Hook (PG) Friday, Monday- 4:40 p.m. •The Addams Family (PG-13) Wrestling a.m. Route 18, East Brunswick Friday-Sunday: 5:30 p.m., 8 (908) 276-91*0 (908) 232-1288 Thursday: 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m. State Championships on Feb. 16 In Red •My Glri (PG) Friday, Saturday: Manvllla at Dwarloy, 7:00 p:m. 'Hook (PG) Friday-Thursday: (908) 238-2998 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday: •Call theater foK showtimos. ' "Call thoator for chowllmos. Saturday, Sunday: 2 p.m., 7 3 p.m., 5 p.m. Sunday: 2:36 Bank. Mon., Jan. 13 ' 12:40 p.m., 3:50 p.m., 7 *JFK (R) Friday, Monday- 7:30 p.m. FIVE POINTS CINEMA WESTFIELD TWIN CINEMA p.m., 9:30 p.m. p.m. Bowlliifl p.m., 9:50 p.m. Lato show Fri- Thursday: 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 327 Chestnut St., Union 138 Contral Avo., Wostfield HUNTERDON THEATER •Cape Fear (R) Friday, Satur- GENERAL CINEMA day and Saturday at 12:30 Sunday: 1 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 8 (908) 964-9633 (908) 654-4720 Routo 31, flominutorf Cranford vs. Shabart. 3:30 p.m. , day: 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m, Sun- BRIDOEWATER COMMONS a.m. .... p.m. "Call trmtrter fbr.shoWtlmcs. ' •Beauty "rid the Bojst (G) Fn (908) 782-4815 Swimming • . day:6:15 p.m., 8:40p.m. Routes 22 & 202-206 •My GW(PG) Friday-Thursduy; ••Father of the Bride (PG) Fri- GENERAL CWE«A day: 7:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m. "JFK (R) Friday-Thursday: 8 Roaulle Calhollo at Crunfoid. 4:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 8:15 p.m. Bridg&vater Noon, 2:30 p.m., 5:45 p.m., day, Monday-Thursday: 7 p.m., BLUE STAR <• Saturday: 1:15 p.m., 3:15 p.m. ^—* •Hook (PG) Friday, Saturday: (908)725-1161 Tu««., Jan. 14 8:45 p.m., 10:40 p.m. Lato 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: Route 22 vVest; Watchung1 ; p.m., 5:15 p.m., 7:25 p.m., 1:20 p.m., 4 p.m., 6:35 p.m., •Grand Canyon (R) Fridny- s- Boys' Basketball show Friday and Saturday at . 1:30 p.m., 4 p.m., 7 p.m., (908) 322-70C* 9:30 p.m. Sunday: Same as 9:15 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m., Thursday: 1 p.m., 3:50 p.m., SINCE Broarloy at Bound Brook, 7:00 p.m, 12:30 a.m. 9:30 p.m. '•Call theator ftr showtimes. Saturday but no 9:30 p.m. 3:40 p.m., 6:15 p.m., 8:55 7 p.m., 10 p.m. MORRIS Cranford at Union Catholic, 4:00 p.m. "Capo Faar (R) Friday- GENERAL CINEMA UNDEN FTVEPLpr ( show. Monday throu(Ji Thurs- .19.0.9 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:45 . "The PIIIKO of Tides (R) Friday- Thursday: 12:40 p.m., 3:S0 WOODBRIDOE day: 7:15 p.m., 9:15 p.m. AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 Girls' Basketball p.m. Thursday: 1:45 p.m., 4:30 400 North Wobd Avd., Undfin p.m., 7 p.m., 9:50 p.m. Late Route* 1-9 4 35 (908) 92B-9787il . •FJther.bftho Brldo (PG) Fri- 72 Headquarters Raw Bound Brook at Broarloy, 7:00 p.m. •JFK (R) Friday, Saturday: p.m., 7:30 p.m., 10:30 p.m. show Friday and Salurduy at Woodbridge •The PrincA^ncUs (R) Friday: day: 7:45 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Monistown Union Catholic at Cranlord, 4:00 p.m. (908) 636-4566 1:50 p.m., 5:25 p.m., 9 p.m. •JFK (R) Friday-Thursday: 2 EFMGEtiS 12:30 a.m. 7:10 p.rrMf!4o: j.m. Satur Saturday: 1 p.m., 3:25 p.m., (201) 2920606 p.m., 6:30 p.m.,'9:45 p.m. ; W«d., Jun. 15 •The Addams Family (PG-13) Sunday: 1 p.m., 4:35 p.m., >Star Tmk VI: Tho-Undlscov- •Hook (PG) Frlduy-Ttiursdiiy: day, SUnaM: 130 p,m:, 4:15 ti:35 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 9:35 •Cull theater (or showtimes. w Friday, Monday-Thursday: 7 8:10 p.m. Monday-Thursday: SPORTING GOODS CO, Track or .••'** v \ ••J-. B-4 January 9,1992 January 9,1992 B-.5 Business •••'.•.:.,.. •'...! Consultants find perfect art forhom e arid business AD In brief j IT WORKS! TOLL By BRIAN FLORCZAK tones higher. What has made Molloy'and Moriarty so successful during "I sold my car in only 3 days through PRIVATE PARTY COMMERCIAL FREE 1 •800*3 34*05 31 ,„_. .'..'. , .. , '.-.•' '. • * - . its first year is that it is able to merge the needs of a Building profits '3O.OO *39.2O THE CHRONICLE Forbes New$papers. I'm very impressed," for three weeks • . for three weeks • (908)231-6610 _he price, depends on which artist we work.-with.;*-Ms., customer vtith the talents of artists throughout the country, (or four lines. Additional lines $1 each. i J esinng a woWoT arfis easy. Tfiying to find one generally ^Monarty-saidr^^me-art-sts-ai^more^ii^^ >,. -— ~ —-—'.— ••>-. •-.—~—;.• •.•••••:.— PAY IN ADVANCE AND SAVBTTO%!~ isn't, and tliat|s where Molloy and Moriarty Fine Craft Con- ers. The location of the artist also affects the cost of what is "This business was designed to connect consumers with Thursday A Friday 8:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M. Saturday 9:00 A.jvi.-1:00 P.M. to be done. It all depends." ' ': ...,'..' ; • artists," Ms. Moriarty said;"We meet so many 'artists and .suiting fits in. . . •• •; DEADLINES: The deadline tor Please check your advertisement Employment Wanted, Wanted, to : Owners of an art consulting business based in West^ craftsmen who are producing spectacular work that is both classified display and. ••> the first week ft runs. Errors In V • Rent, Houses to Share or HOW TO straight classified Is 4 P.M. AX: (908) 231 •1385 ffcld, Ellie Molloy and Andrea Moriarty joined forces, functional arid reasonably priced. /" advertisements running more .. • Apartments to Share, AH ads "It's a crime that this work is inaccessible to the The costfe S3 al the door. . Monday than one time must be corrected ' when moving, all adSxto last, year in what is believed to be the only firm of its CANCELLATIONS: AcceiJted before the Second Insertion or. addresses outside of New Jersey. general public. I've seen money poured into mediocre PLACE correction allowance cannot be Forbes Newspapers kind in central Jersey. up to 4 P.M. Monday priorIQ EXTRA CHARGES: . home furnishings simply Hecause a buyer isn't aware Business seminar publication. . ,' ''-'-J) made.^Correction allowance for A pmnow. oi mutt wet JTM * . Ms. MbUoy, who lives in Westfield, and Ms. Mori- A CLASSIFIED AD errors shall not eKceed the cost •.. Blind Ads; $3.00 for Boy • : arty, a Fanwood resident, serve clients who want to of their alternatives." f . . ' ADJUSTMENTS: We make of the advertisement. "^ . • " . I Rental $2.00 mailing charge ;'.•; After bejrje contacted by a potential client, MS.Mol-" • Call 1-800-334-0531 ' (Box held for 30 days) • i . purchase art for residential, commercial, and public w» hotel U'ni$^, every'effort to avoid mistakes In PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All ioy or~Ms. Moriarty will have an initial consultation your Classified Advertisement... • All capital letters $1.00 per weelf spaces with the help of a professional consultant •Mail to us at: ads for Garage Sales, '.."*' • All bold type faces $1.00 nwr wnnk Possessing a file with the names of hundreds of designed (tcohelp define what type of artistic style rtesTuesdajrv Jart H^8a P.O. Box 699 artists, the duo have access to the names of pro- would best satisfy that person. . : at the Mansion Hotel in Fao Somerviile, NJ 0887'6 More importantly, MoUoy and Moriarty will then vi^. the program vyillioous INDEX ^'iessidnals who can make the dreams of art lovers "Fax 908-231-1385 XBO-Townhouses . . . identify artists capable of completing the job toth e 1000'i - PERSONAL 4020 • Business Services . 8090 - Trucks and Vans come true. ". ., , . • 9090 • Multi-Family Homes 1010-Introductions •'.. 4030 • Garpentry 8100- Automotive Financing ; customer's satisfaction. ••. . 9100 • Lots and Acreage "A residential client might.come;to us and say they 1020 - Singles Organizations and 4040-Child Care . ' '. .. .'"•.8110-Automolive Parts, Accessories 9110-Out of Area Property According to Ms, Molloy, one of the benefits of siich ActMtios: ' - •' • 4050 • Cleaning Services • • •-, • ^ and Services need handcrafted furniture, or a rod-iron balcony stair- : erro*. 9120-Wanted to Buy 1030-Lost.& Found ' 4060 • Convalescent Care 8120-Automotive Repair action is that the client gains access to literally hun- 9130 • Mortgages and Financing case. We'd then come into their home and ask/what > jaml $t2,for norwr»mh$i« and 1040 • Personals 4070'-Electrical. : • . " • 8130 -Miscellaneous Automotive dreds of artists; '.'••." HOW TO 9140'• Miscellaneous Real Estate trt&ito breakfast Bmwtim 1050 • Coming Events 4080 - Handyman Services B200'« - MOTORCYCLES 1 they're interested in doing, and based on that need we WOO *-VACATIOK PROPeRTY "We offer the distinct advantage over a gallery in 1060 • Announcements 4090: Health Care Services 8210-ATVs go out and find artists who are capable, of producing 9210-Homes for Sale 2000'! - FOR SALE 410fj-Homelmprovoment . 8220-Mopeds ' . •that we do not have loyalties-to. a stable of artists we WRITE 9220 • Poconos Properties , . IIABITANJ 5OUEBVILU BOUND what they want,'• Ms. Moriarty explained. 2010-AnMques • • 4105-Income Tax 8230 • Off-Road Motorcycles represent,", she. said. "We work in ;ttie\ client's best 4110 ^ Instruction/Education - 9230 • Resort Properties BAOOK 2020-Appliances ; . 8240 - OnRoad Motorcycles PISCAYAWAY / UerUCHEN j "The artists we work with are based throughout the Business forecast A CLASSIFIED AD 9240 • Waterfront Properties interest to find exactly what suits, his orher needs." 2030-Art ".•••• 4120 • Insurance • 8250 -Motorcycle Parts, Accessories country. We have about 500 artists we work Svith, but d 4130 • Landscaping and Tree Care' • 9250 • Lots and Acreage ••• .. ' , *1hh$ IW CounyXaCX3# and Service .. ; While traveling throughout the county, Ms. Mori- THAT SELLS 4140 • Legal Services 9260 Time Shares • there are also other artists we will seek out if we feel 2050 -Clothing and Apparel 8260 - Miscellaneous Motorcycle • Of Commerce, in conjunction 4150- Loans & Finance • : .•. 9270 • Vacation Rentals . arty.ji'as the opportunity to visit various craft.shows. • Start your ad with 2060.. ColleHibles.'...- . ' ....' tMOO'i - RECBEATIOHAL VEHICLES we want to. It's really an infinite number," V 4160- Masonry • • ' 9280 •Weekend Rentals 2070 - Compiriers \ • 8410 - Campers and Trailers... • She also arranges-StUdio visits where she can observe '. what you're selling. 4170-Miscellaneous Services . 940O'i - RENTALS Because Molloy and Moriarty deal with such a large 2080 - Farm & Garden 8420-Motor Homes . the work of artists. "" • ' " 41B0-Painting ••. •. 9410-Homes • Be descriptiverUst "2085-Firewood \ 8430 W Parts, Accessories and rtumber of artists, the pair can usually arrange to find 4190 • Part? & Entertainment Services 9420 • Multi-Family Homes .'We're ehcburaged with the response that we've the best features of 2090 -Flea Markets; Sales and Service architectural and fine crafts to meet the budgets of DIANE MATFLeRD/THE CHRONICLE 4200 • Plumbing, Heating S Cooling 9430 • Townhouses and Condominiums gotten," Ms. Moriarty said. "Several interior designers your item first. 4210 • Professional Services 8440- Miscellaneous RV • Andrea Moriarty and Ellle Molloy, fine craft consultants, 2100-Free to Good Home 9440-Apartments their clients. ' 4220-Roofing 1 have responded to what we've been doing and they've '• Use only standard 2110-Furniture' ' 8600't-BOATS 9450-RoOms A ceramic platter to hang on the wall or to be used display samples of the artwork they chose for the Ken 4230 - Wallpapering 8610-Boats :. '.. 9460 • Boarding told us they want to keep in touch. TicKets cost S25, which In- abbreviations 2120 • Garage Sales 9470 -Apartments to Share as a serving piece might cost a client $150. The cost of Marcote Restaurant In Westfield. The two run a consulting dudes dinner. Call 352-0900. ,« 2130 • General Merchandise 5000's - EMPLOYMENT 8620 - PoWer Boats v Those wishing to contact MoUoy and Moriarty may 8630 - Sailboats 9480 • Homes toShar e •Always state the 2140 - Office Furniture and Supplies 5010 • Career Training and Services a framed painting, however,might carry a price tag 20 firm, Molloy and Moriarty. . 8640-Motors 9490 -Wanted to Rent. dp so' at 322-4180 or 322-5988. . price, of a sale item 2150-Software 5020-Child Care Wanted 8650 -Marinas. 9500 - Miscellaneous Rentals and, if you're flexible 2160 - Wanted to Buy 5030 • Employment Agencies • 8660 • Rentals and Charters 8600'! - COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE 3000*1 - PETS AND LIVESTOCK 5040 - Employment - Domestic oh price, include 8670 -Slip Rentals 9810 • Business Properties for Sale 1 3010-Blrds . 5050 • Employment - General • 8680: Storage , . 9620 -Professional Properties for Sale -. "negotiable ' in your 3020-Cats 5060 • Employment • Health Cam 8690-Bait & Fishing Supplies 9630 • Retail Properties (or Sale ad., '. . .;•'.•" 3030 -Dogs • 5070 - Employment - Managerial . ; 6700 -Boat Parts, Accessories and 9640 • Warehouse Properties for Sale • Highland Park Harald 3040-Fish . 5080 Part-Time Employment ' . Service . 9650-Office Rentals • Cranford Chronic!* • Be sure to Include 3050-Hotses ' ;. v 5090 • Employment Wanted 8710-Miscellaneous Boating ; 9660-Industrial Rentals . • HUMBwimlrnlw Pr»«a your phone number 3060 •.Livestock- • • MkMfmxCliranlel* 8000's - AUTOMOBILES 9000'!-REAL ESTATE 9670-RetailRentals .-. ... . • FranUtaFoOM 3070-Other Pels • South PUkittoU Reporter - and times to call. 8010 r Automobiles Under $1000 ' 9010 • Homes Under $150,000 9680 - Warehouse Rentals/ "-.'• ' (tevtaw • WaalfWdlUcord 3080 • Adoptable Pels • PlMMUway-OuVtalM Rw 8020 • Automobiles Under $2500 9020-Homes for Sale . 9690 - Commercial Real Estate: Wanted • ftbtudwn-EdiMiiltoviMK • Warran-Watchung Journal • Including the word 3090 - Boarding, Training & 8030-Automobiles, .' , • 9030-Farms . , S800'« - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES • Qnm Brook-Morth PblnfWd Jounal • N«v Bnmawlck Focu* : • "please" in your ad Grooming , 8040 - Antique and Classic Automobile 9040 - Luxury Home? & Estates 9810 •' Businesses torSal e • Scotch Pl»ln»-f anwood Pnw* Increases response. 3100 -Miscellaneous Supplies and 8050 • Luxury Automobiles'. 9050 • Mobile Homes and Lots . 9820 - Franchise Opportunities .Display. Classified rvice , : Services 8060 - Sportscars • 9060 -Waterfront Property , 9830 - Licenses lor Sale \ . Advertising Advertising Editorial Area «00'8 ^ SEHVICES 8070-FamilyVans . :<• 9070 • Condominiums . 9840 • Investments/Opportunities 231-6627 231-6610 231-6631 4010 r Adult Day Care. 8080 - 4K4S, Sport and Light Trucks 1000 1040 1040 1040 2040 2085 2110 2114) 1030 Furniture Directory PERSONAL lost & Found Personals Personals Personals Auctions Firewood Furniture ces,sity. There are none WALL UNIT— 8ft. Display FOUND DOQ- in New once again that I never AUCTION •••• BEDROOM SET- 2 1020 Brunswick (next to Colony want to be separated that can withstand your chests, twin bed w/head- Unit. White Pickled w/top. power. Oh, show me here- FRIDAY-6-.O0PM FIREWOOD— all season $1299. Builders' General Singles Organizations House apts). Black, young To CUB SCOUT DEN 4 from you & even In spite hardwoods. $125/cord, all board, $250. Twin bed, andActMtkts female. Tan paws. Blue & PACK 172 of all material IliuBlpns, I in you' are my mother. Oh Packards Matket maple, $250. Upholstered Supply, Cranford, 908- AUTO DEALERS FUEL OIL GLASS PAINTING PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE Mary, conceived without quantities & sizes, prompt 276-0505. white braided leash. 908- FRANKUN SCHOOL wish, to be with 7DU In Rt. 206 Hillsborough delivery. 908-424-1075' chair & ottoman, blue, WESTFIELD sin, pray for us who have 908-334-0368 ADULTS SOCIAL NET- 463-8259 after 6pm eternal glory. Thank you $100. Upholstered chair, FOR SALE— Tube water- Philip, Joseph, Tom, Joe,for your mercy toward me recourse to thee (3x). Look for complete listing . * + + * $15. Antique chest w/ bed, retailed at $700, WORK— new & economi- FOUND- BRANCH- Andrew, Robert, Ryan and & mine. The person must Holy Mother, I place this of Jan. 18th Special FIREWOOD— Seasoned, slate top, $100. 9x12 REEL-STRONG AUTD SAFETY I N.M. (NICKI) PAINTING, Donald S. Rockefeller cal services for singles. BURQ— male Beagle; asking $250, 908-968- REILLY Kevin; We hope you en-say this for 3 consecutive cause in your hands (3x). Antique Auction next week, $125 per cord split & de- rug;, whlte/green/yellow 6219, AFTER 5PM GJASSI •' Residential • Commercial PLUMBING & HEATING INC. For membership info, call Somerset Humane, Soci- joyed your tour of ourdays, after 3 days the Holy Spirit, you who solve Quality consignments livered. 14, 16, 18, or 20 abstract, $25. Other misc. ServingUnlpnCounty4 . ci,tzi rA 908-685-316.4 (24 hours) ety, Routs 22, North 1 OLDSMOBILE, INC. u t newspaper.- We were very 'favor 'requested* Will be " all problems', light all accepted Mon. eves. 7-9 inch lengths. Call. any- Items: 908^7-6546. -; • .;• VlclnHy Sine* 1925" :; • ^ ~' ' "APPROVED INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS" RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS First 50 callers recelye Branch. 526 3330 > roads so"that I can attain time: Jill's Firewood, 908- Complete' glad- to have you here. granted even If It may be ELWOOD O. HELLER & BEDROOM SET- girls, AUTHORIZED •MCUUSTS IN AUTO UtO COUMWCUU. «ODV OUli free mertibershlp. : LOST CAT- Gallows Hill Thanks for coming! difficult. This prayer must my goal. You who gave 560-8369. 24 hr. service. 2120 HCHACtUlmS ON ALL CONSTRUCTION COUIP. Exterior and Interior WOODSTACK SONS- Auctioneers & Ap- 7pc. Country Fr. for 1-2 Plumbing ALLOW ME TO GIVE YOU Rd. area, 12/19/91, pure be published immediately me the divine gift to for- Garage Sales OLDSMOBILE • Eloctrlcally Operated Windows All your friends at praisers. For info, on auc- + * * + children, dbl canopy bed Brush • Spray • Roller & the gift of a lasting rela- white, 4 yrs. old. Name FORBES NEWSPAPERS after the favor is granted give and forget all evil FIREWOOD . Most Mqjor Brands • All Curved & Panoramic Windshields TREE SERVICE against me and that in alltions or consignment $1800. 549-3081^ . SALES & SERVICE Heating tionship. Personalized, 16 Pepper. Reward. 908- without mentioning the sales, Robert E. Heller, Oak & Ash, 1/8 & 1/4 cord v Air Conditioning f Humldiflore & Channels & Regulators yrs. experience. Call Judy 709-1568 DIANE'S ASHtOLOQY favor. Only .your initials instances In my life you DINING ROOM SET- 6NOTICE: All GARAGE S~ * Oil & Gas Burners f. Heating & Cooling FREE ESTIMATES Services INSURED (908) 236-2195; 704- Picked Up Only 469-8136 • Rear Windows -. Yorlo's Compatibles 908- Astrology & Tarot card should appear at the bot- are with me, I want In this chairs, China cabinet ALES advertisements are f Fuel Oil y> Air Cleaning Filters LOST DOQ- $50 Re-readings by Diane, who short prayer to thank you 0555 FIREWOOD - SEASONED PAYABLE IN ADVANCE 232-7651 We Power Wash Before State Lie #42P5 ' Low, Low Winter Rates 707-9086. ward. Small white female. tom. Thank You Holy Spir- $500. Call 908-526-4440 has the unique ability to for all things as you con- PUBLIC AUCTION Split & Delivered or 722-6682. by cash, check, VISA or SALES - SERVICE Every Job! CUPIDS— Swingers Di- Red ribbon blue plastic it. E.H. 241-8555 explain enough of your firm once again that I Every Wed. night at 6pm. $120/Cord Master Card, For a quote 560 NORTH AVE. E. INSTALLATICN Senior Citizen Discounts rectory. Many photos, collar. Hillcrest/Chestnut past to convince you of Call 908-754-8044 DINING ROOM— .8 piec- 573 W. WESTFIELD AV. Call Nick 276-8677 THANK YOU ST. JUDE for never want to be sepa- Harvin Auction C»nUr es, exc. cond., like new. on cost, please call 276-0900 FREE ESTIMATES women, phone numbers, area. Please call 908- your future and the ability answering my prayers.rated from you In eternal Shirley Ave, Somerset NJ. WESTFIELD ROSELLEPARK 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford Swingers events, all local. 232-6675. • * + *,•*: $1000/negot!able. Call 1-800-334-0531. 549 LEXINGTON AVE. CRANFORD HUM OAMUN HAT* WUWWAY UUf I)V tCC*M(|l Of VALLKV K)| (908)245-4835 to reach deep Inside of M.M. glory. Thank you for your 908S34-910B FIREWOOD— Seasoned 908-846-2299 Limited special offer. LOST- Dec. 31-Jan. 1, you & understand your mercy toward me and 908-848-0720 276-5752 Send, stamped self ad- THANKSOIVINQ NOVENA oak. Call between 7PM & diamond/gold bracelet. hopes, dreams & con- mine. The person must Quality consignment. . 8PM. Call 908-996-2076 HUTCH— Beautiful Ben-NO. PLAINFIELD- 285 dressed envelope for free flicts. 752-3O3fO TO ST. JUDE- Holy St. Great sentimental value. Jude, Apostle and Martyr, say this prayer 3 consecu- nlngton dark pine, Early Manning Ava.: (corner of BUILDERS PAINTING copy. Cupids, 179-9 RtKing. s Bedmlnster/ Bridge- tive days. After 3 days, FIREWOOD— Seasoned American, lots of room for Belmont) Jan. 10th-12th, FUEL OIL HOME IMPROVEMENTS PLUMBING TREE SERVICE 46, Suite 335-3, Rock- great In virtue and rich in 2050 mixed hardwoods, split & water Manor vicinity. miracles, near kinsman of the request will be grant- storage. Orig. cost 9am-4pm. Collectibles away, NJ 07866 $500 cash reward. No FORE ed. This prayer must be CkANngA Apparel delivered, $125/cord. Call $1500; asking $500. Call and furniture: Wurlltzer Jesus Christ, faithful inter- 908-781-2117. 469-3230, ask for Joyce. DATEFlNDER- Singles questions asked! 201- cessor of all who Invoke published after the favor elec. organ, dining room ' % 20 Years Exp Contracting , REYNOLDS 467-6220 AM; 201-207- CLOSURE? Is granted. R.M.C. CLOTHES- 0-3T, $l-$3. FIREWOOD— Seasoned, suite. Everything must got CUSTOM PERFECT PAINTING Ellis . Personal Ads. Our 8th .your special patronage In LIVING RM- Country MFBOWELIS PLUMBING & year! Free copy, call toll 6957 PM. ' In it or facing it? You may time of need. To you I Shoes, 75*. Toys, varied split & delivered. Please sofa, otto/coffee table, No early birds. _|HOBE= CONTRACTING C ' I Contrrtcf{ng ^ r PREQNANT? Need help? call 908-233-1341. Slnce t928 HEATING INC. . free 1-800-237-2117; 24 LOST— white short haired not have to lose your have recourse from' the $. Ladles clothes sz.7-10, rocker, 2 tables, lamps, PISCATAWAY— 229 Tr^e Service Confidential, free test. $5. Rocker, $35. All like like neW $395. 769-6985 • Additions & Alterations OLD FASHION QUAUTV By David Lou DIFablo ' Tony DIFablo hrs. or PO Box 129, Pisca- male cat, buff color strip- home. depth of my heart and Counseling. Pregnancy Aid Nineth St.: Sat Jan 11. Family Owned & Operated taway, NJ 08855. Let us humbly beg to whom God new. 738-9775 • Window and Patio Door WITH MODERN KNOW HOW Over 35 Yrs. Experience^ ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE ings, declawed, Reinman & Information Center. Call 2090 LIVING ROOM- 3 piece l0-4pm. Sofa w/ 2 chairs, Installations & REMOVAL Improve your social tlfel Rd vicinity Warren Twp. 609-795-6134 has given such great 908-526-8121 FUR COAT— Canadian Flem Markets, sectional, comer formica round dinette, 4 swivel • Budget Plans • Additions . • Custom Carpentry j Specializing in: SAME DAY SERVICE Call 668-1157 PRAYER TO THE HOLY power to come to my as- Lynx, cost $9000/ must Smles & Bazaars chairs, 5 piece BR set incl • Wood and Vinyl Siding • Firewood • ' MATCHMAKER SWEDISH MASSAOE- table with lamp, round •Service Plans i Basements » Wlndows/DoArs Bathroom and KKchdn INTERNATIONAL- The SPIRIT— Holy Spirit, you sistance. Help me in my sell $1500/best offer. chair to match, Avacado twin bed & many smaller • Roofing . • • [ • Bathroom Specialists • Plumbing • Color Design • Repair Work • Woodchips. 1040 who solve all my' prob- present and urgent peti- Janet, CMT. Call 908-828- Moderlzatlons largest & most selective 908-755-9336 ' DUNELLEN METHODIST. green-$350. Call 908-Items. 908-968-6950 Commercial * Residential - 'Plumbing/AC • Decks •Electrical, •^ouse Washing • 15 Yrs. Exp. (Local) SERVICE SALES REPAIRS • Snow plowing Personals lems, who light all mytion. In return I promise to 1132. By appt. only. personal introduction ser- make your name known LEOPARD CAT PURCHURCH- Dunellen Ave.: 789-1056 • WARREN- 22 Indian . Fully. Insured Free Estimates FREE ESTIMATE!? • Interior and Exterior Painting We Do The Complete Job • Landscaping vice In the nation. Call for roads so that I can obtain WANTED BO OVER my goals. You who give, and cause you to be in- COAT— unique styling fits Sat Jan 11th. 10am-4pm. LIVING ROOM- priced Rock Rd.: (off Mountain 450 North Ave. E. REASONABLE RATES free Info. 908-218-9090 ALL NEWI 2-WAY PHONE WEIQHT PEOPLE- to try sizes 2-11. Best reason- Antiques, dignified junk, Ave), Jan. 11, 9am. MOV- 276*4083 Cleanliness Is priority #1 278-6387 (908) 245-1203 DATING)—" Christian 24hr me the divine gift to for- voked. (Say 3 Our Fa-new diet. 100% natural. for quick said, country Serving Union County and Vicinity - pr SINGLES CLASSIFIEDS thers, 3 Hall Mary's, 3 able offer. 719-2615 lunch counter sofa, 2 reclining' chairs, ING SALE. No early birds. Westfield • Reloroncos • Insured - 908-789-3497 UC #1106 romance line 1-9OO-786- give & forget all evils $35/month. Pis call Frank With Quality and Dependability (908)486-5806 *" Why wait- a 29* stamp 77iO$3/min. against me & that In allGlory Be"s). St. JUide, pray 1-800-673-7744 PARTY DRESSES- New, coffee table, great cond., Free Estimates • References 358 NORTH AVENUE E - Wayne Davldowitch — 233-3213 I CALL BOB AT 908-281 rO716 j CRANFORD may find you a datel Free • OR * Instances of my life, you for us and all who invoke all sizes retail $150 & up, all for $285. Ready built 2130 SOfaa **R& ESTIMATES -Issue: The Single Solu- are with me. I want in this your aid- Amen. (Publica- WANTED- only 19 more asking $40-$5O ea. 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Good DISPLAY- $795 plus de table top 43%". Meat portable . VCR. Model VT- LIGHT- COMPLETE windows, very good cond., niture, Old DR sets and Dogs house broken, friendly, by the hour-day-week, In fnove-lns & move-outs, ACCOUNTING ft SPECIAL TRAINING CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS slicker Bike bumper rack, asking $20' per window, BRsfrom 180Q's to references. 685-0712 commercial, residential. BAD MR. AFFORDABLE- OLD STAINED OLAS* livery. Builders' General TU3A, tuner. Model VK- DARKROOM, package In- loves children. Call 908- part time - full time, days-, TAX CONSULTANT •WORD-PERFECT Draperies, reupholstery. Ctean up & hauling ser- NIUA'S CLEAN4JP AND Supply, Cranford 908 ski rack. Mixer. Old medi- C1500; video camera w/ cludes 2 enlargers by Call 722-5092 1950's. Also misc. pieces. beeper 878-8333. Insured & bonded. 908- Bought, sold, repaired. 232-2965 nights,* weekends u-cVfii- Michael M. Husband* •LOTUS Your fabric or ours. For- vice: We do everything! CARTINO SERVICES- Any condition. 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PT eves. Busi- per. The ad is free, then room lights, paper safe, complete, radar detector. SMILE—; Somerset Re- Rutgers professor will Ing & Tax Services, avail- DEER BUTCHERED for sale & exchange. Also CARPETING— blue, ap< . DOG OBEDIENCE babysit and do light' dos/AptS. LOW RATES- 1 house or apartment. Own nesses & Residential. team hockey e.quip. Roll one call does it all! filters etc- ($800 value). New bath towels. Table gional Animal Shelter has able yr round for per- Reasonable prox. 12x20, good cond., Asking. $600. Plese call lamps, clocks,--wall pic- Ads It) Classified Professional Instructor housekeeping in your bdrm, bath $40 to 4 transportation, exp. & ref- 908-2B3-0S43, Alberto erskates, baseball & 1-800-334-0531 puppies, kittens, dogs bdrm, 2-3 baths $65. sonal, small to medium 609-795-6134 908-548-5420 Got an Item $125. Call 234-1808 908-234-1958 tures. .100 yard carpet (25 yrs.) starts new class- and cats. Adoption - rea- home. 908-247-2643. erences. 908-355-0282 . TUTORING- Reading, hockey shoes & baseball don't cost •—...,. es Thursday, January 9, Honest/reliable/exp/refs size businesses & new BAD CREDIT? PRYPT SPACES- (2) la KITCHEN CABINETS- rug. Records, cass & Ma- sonable. Missing; a pet? IMMACULATE HOUSE- businesses starting up. , Math in your home. 10 DRTVEWAY/PARKINQ LOT * gloves. SPECIAL: Bauer 6ft; Oak Display W/coun- PIANOS BOUGHT & They pay! Clark, (hear. Parkway), All BABYSITTING DONE— in ; provided. Carol 754-2574 SKAL COATINO- Resi- Super Supreme' Skates mausoleum,. Frankljn Me- SOLD— Musical instru- gavox stereo. Much more. Call 725-0308. my Plscataway home. Call CLEANINQ- Looking for yrs; public school experi- to Sell? morial Park, section K tertpp, $899. Builders' Moving. 908-968-2387 levels including puppies & CLEANING- Mature ^the cleanest house pos- GEORGE E. FILEPP ence. 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Finan* Credit R«cov*ry ATTENTION BANDS- 25" color TV console; rugs ALS, MILITARY- ITEMS, £584 tir 908-7 88-9572. :stateT9Q8-9g.5.-1.430..U HOM&r- Somerville area! ; call 908-469-6365 guese, full or half day, cial statements & Tax Re- 4120 . Counseling papers Classifieds. Free 2 Fulf P.A. spkr. stacks. 2 DID YOU PIPE THREADING Supplies full time only. Pis call 908-777-0770 estimates. Fully Insured. KNOW ... 14x12, 9x1$; home base CAMERAS- NJ & Federal I. v* * + * call eves. 201-484-6732 turns prepared by appt. Insurance 2x15 bass bins, 2 2x12 SETS— hot Water heat- licensed.. Top cash paid. ROTTWEILER PUPS — 3090 908-526-8395 CLEANING- Profes- CHEM SEAL. Mendham, that an ad In this local CD- uriit model "459 & LADY WITH EXPERI- 908-725-8292 BAD CREDIT?- No Credit NJ. 908-234-2700 mlds, 2 JBL • horns. canner; Misc. •• MovTng. etrs; oil burner units; DESKS- Executive (L) House oalls made. • Bert M &.F, good . pedigree, Boarding, CHILD CARE— my Rarl- sional, with a personal Status?. 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Robin 769-7395. ments, condos, offices' U' ••'• Instruction/Education 5 bar stools.'Measures 6' $800 908-272-4342. facility w/large attached cleaned. Weekly, bl have -plans designed to COMPUTERIZED SER- ; sponsible party to make OLD ORIENTAL RUGS 3070 HOUSE WATER COLOR long and -cost $1200 to EXERCISE BIKE- odom- PHASE CONVERTER- indoor, homey heated ••' • '•.+•> + *•. . meet your needs. Call' VICE— locates College low monthly payment on Any ..size & condition; Other Pets ^weekly, monthly & Week . PORTRAITS build asking $800. Please eter, timer, adj. RPM, only Rotary type, 1 to 15 HP. ,. 2160 viewing lounges & tack CHILDCARE— Infant & ends. Chariene 271-4616. Advertise FRENCH- Aft Levels. . 908-422-0718 scholarships, grants, piano. Can' be seen lo- paintings, jewelry & furni- rooms plus so much toddlers .in '.my Somerset loans for students of any Great gift idea. Call 908- call 908-234-1958 ridden 15 mi., cost $325 Call 526-5225 or eve-cally. Call Mr. White at: 1- Wanted to Buy HS, college," business & sell $175. 722-9170. ture or entire estate, im- RED LORD PARROT- morel For boarding ask home, conveniently lo-, In the Classified! income level. College Cost 272-5315. BATTERY POWERED nings 369-3372 • 800-327-3345 Ext ,101 mediate cash. Prompt travel. Licensed, native tarfie," talks, food & cage about our free video, cated off 287. & 527. For teacher. Yrs of successful Cutters, 396-1548 CART— Oxygen tank hold- FORKLIFT TOWMOTOR- ALL AMERICAN FLYER service. 201-425-6429 included/ $650. Pis call you'll wonder why youmore Info, call 937-6994 Advertise INM HAUUNQ— Removal 4000 Ib. lift, solid tires STEREO RACK SYSTEM teaching. 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BACKWARD lives and attitudes in the years To subscribe to your local Forbes Newspaper, call 1-800-423-0107. since leaving college. collections, worth a total of about $18.5 million, required storage and expansion efforts financed by a $1 million anonymous dona- Friday & Saturday Evenings at 8:30 Steven Hart Malcolm S. Forbes Jr. tion. Sunday Evenings 7:30 EDITOR Though the Russian and Soviet art collections are the main- EDITOR-IN-CHIEF stay of the New Directions show, they are not all there is to see. Sunday Matinees at 2:30 In the museum's lower-level main gallery and Holstrom Gallery, Micki Pulsinelli highlights of some of the 200 past exhibitions are - Forbes Newspapers January 8-10, 1992 Mark your O V IE S Video calendar rewind Virginia Hill (Annette Beining) and Bugsy Siegel (Warren Beatty) meet Trailers, RVs j as on the set in Bugsy'.. Women on the loose on parade repartee with Bugsy borders on Now that Tune and the syndi- National manufacturers will parody while remaining more or cated columnists have finished display 92 lines of recreational less bejievable. In a Hollywood with it, Thelma & Louise, vehicles at the Trailer and where Bugsy Siegel pals around this past summer's movie of the Camping Show, held Jan. 9 with George Raft, the movie through Jan. 12 at the Raritan Warren Beatty moment, can once more be en- toughies take their cues from the joyed for what it is: a nifty little Center Exposition Hall in Edison. real-life toughies ^— and vice versa. The 25th annual trade show redeems himself revenge fantasy for any woman • opens Thursday from 3 p.m. to A large part of Bugsy's power who's ever been intimidated, 10 ,p.m. and continues Friday with 'Bugsy' comes from his unswerving belief < pushed around or whistled at by from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Satur- By STEVEN HART in his own invulnerability: he's so a creep in a parking let Sure, 1 day hours are from 11 a.m. to - WeekendPlus Editor cocky he even offers a man a load- the men in The/ma 3c Louise are^ 10 p.m. and Sunday hours are n the plush, immensely en- ed .gun before making him crawl all jerks — except for Harvey from 11 a.m. td 6 p.m. joyable star vehicle Bugsy, on the floor. This confidence takes Keitel, whose well-intentioned Admission te $6, $3 for 12- him a long way but it proves his ineffectuality arguably makes to 16-year-olds and free to chil- Warren Beatty plays the Jew- I ish mobster Benjamin Siegel undoing when he becomes ob- him even worse. And what of it? dren under 12. Hderfy at- sessed with building a lush hotel The men in Ridley Scott's last tendees am admited at half- with a tangible delight in the man's contradictions: he's a gang- in a busted-down desert village film, Black Rain, were all jerks price on Thursday and Friday. called Las Vegas. Repeatedly or- The Newark Boys Chorus will perform a free concert in tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. this Sunday, Jan. 12, at 3 p.m. in the For rrwre inforniation, call ster with notions of bettering him- too. Susan Sarandon and Fountain Baptist Church in Summit (90^)938^434; self, a figurative lady killer and a dering new designs while ignoring Geeha Davis are as nice a pair literal man-murderer, a fashion clear evidence that Virginia is of desperadoes as you'd ever plate apt to turn those around him stealing from him, Bugsy brazenly want to meet in the desert, into blood pudding. Beatty re- turns his partners' initial $1 mil- even if that one truck driver For Martin Luther King, a choral tribute for sale claims his star status from the lion investment into a $6 million does call them "bitches from The Newark Boys Chorus to perform its second free concert in Summit church sour joke of Ishtar and the tinker- money pit in the sand, thereby hell/' ••--•; toy commercialism of Dick Tracy by playing Siegel as a symbol of sealing his doom. As students of -Steven Hart pr the second year, the Newark Boys Chorus will perform a free performed in Italy, China and Japan as well as all over the eastern vanity gone wild. Jailed on a murder charge, Bugsy frets about his gangster lore all know, Siegel died in his mansion, one eye blasted out concert as a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. this Sunday, fading tan; one of the film's most blistering confrontations is preceded by a mob gunman. (This last detail was used in The Godfather for the United States. In addition to their musical education, the students set for Saturday, Jan. 14, from America's Jan. 12, at 3 p.m. in the Fountain Baptist Church, 116 Glenside receive rigorous academic training that opens the way to enrollment in 10m:t4'i#Haiofi4i#Hai8bbQ by a shot of Beatty beneath a sun lamp, his face painted with moistur- fate of Moe Green, Mario Puzo's stand-in for Bugsy.) F izer and his eyes soothed b^; cucumber slices. Beatty frequently loses Avenue irTSummit some of the nation's finest preparatory schools. Some 97 percent of the Foii.>es Newspapers. January 8-10, 1992 Weekend January 8-10,-1992 Forbes Newspapers :.\ •:•••„•. .• V' Weekend Review revue Places to go MUSEUMS landscape, 7-8:30 p.m. Jan. SundayYrom 1-5 p.m. Adults from i-5 p.m.. Free admission College Farm Rd. near Route 1 •'Mature and the Decorative mismatic Gallery, Asian Gal- ANIMAL ART MUSEUM 14, Jan. 30, and Feb. 11. Cost $1, children 50 cents; for members. Non-member ad- New Brunswick :' Afts,".ongolng. leries, Ballantine House and the is free; pre-regjstration re- St Hubert's Glralda - MINIATURE KINGDOM mission: adults $4, senior citi- (908)249-2077. •Exhibition of works'acquired in Mini-Zoo. ; 575 Woodland Ave., Madison quired. Route 31 South, Washington zens and children $2. • Friday and Saturday from 10 1991, opens Jan. 11. . •"Teapots and Coffeepots," (201)377-5541 JANE VOORHEES Z1MMERU (908)689-6866 •Docent training, for gallery a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from •"God Bless America, Part IV," the rap sheet on Animal art from the collection ART MUSEUM Miniature European city cre- guides to give talks to school noon-5 p.m. Adults $3, chil- . multimedia installation^ Ted through Jan. 19. of Geraldine R. Dodge. Open Rutgers University ated by Arthur Thuijs depicting ' groups, 9:30 a.m. Jan. 13-17 dren 4-12 $1, children under 4 Victoria, Jan. 25 through March REEVES-REED ARBORETUM Wednesday, Friday, and Satur- George and Hamilton streets .famouscastles, cathedrals, or Jan. 20-23. Call for infor- free. : ,15. •••••• 165 Hobart Aye., Summit Mixed notices for Warren Beatty'sgangster biography day from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. New Brunswick battle scenes, railroads, people mation. ' NJ. STATE MUSEUM •"Christopher Columbus and (908)273-8787 (308)932-7237 and animals. Open daily, (ex- Bugsy, Warren Beatty's big-budget depiction of the Beatty presumably is not," wrote Tom HlnckIey."Yet THE ART MUSEUM •Lecture by David Price Wil- -•-<— 205 West State St, Trenton the Age of Exploration," Gardens "open dairy from Princeton University Monday through Friday from cept Monday) from 10 a.m.-5 Hams at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 15 (609)292-6464 through Jan. 3,1993. dawn to dusk. career of gangster and Los Angeles founding father like Beatty's public persona, there is also something (609)258-3788 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Saturday p.m. Adults $4.50, senior citi- (see Speakers). . . Tuesday through Saturday NEWARK MUSEUM 1 RUTGERS GEOLOGY MUSEUM Benjamin Siegel, may not be performing well at the box Tuesday through Saturday and Sunday from noon-5 p.m. zens $4, children 5-18 $3.50, •"Evolution to Revolution,' on-. from 9 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Sunday 49 Washington St, Newark enigmatic, chilly and distanced about Bugsy." The film's from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday Closed Wednesday. Free ad- children under 5 $1.50. s going exhibition of lamps and from noon-5 p.m. Free admis- (201) 596-6550 Hamilton St between office — according tOj^blhemaScore, the movie had habit of keeping the viewer off balance by juxtaposing from 1-5 p.m. Museum shop mission. MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ., lamp accessories from 19th- sion. . Tuesday through Sunday College Ave. and George St taken in only $14.7 million by the week ending Dec. 29. closes 4 p.m. Western Euro- •"New Directions,'' 25th an- 3 South Mountain Ave. century America. Planetarium shows Saturday from noon-4:45 p.m. Donation. (Old Queens Campus) Bugsy's moments of charm and humor with explosions- Montclair pean paintings, sculpture and niversary celebration Includes •Abstract sculpture by Ah/arq and Sunday (see Stargazing). Largest museum complex In the Rutgers University Reviews have been mixed, though air but the harshest decorative art from 19th and showcase for new Russian and (201)746-5555 Garcia, through Jan. 19. •Asian Family Day, Jan. 12. In- state. Permanent exhibits in- of violence "strands us in a sea of uneasy ambiguity and New Brunswick crrrjcs have found something of value in it 20th centuries. Pre-Columbian Soviet art collections, through Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday •Abstract sculpture by Marion cludes an "Asian Dance Gar- clude "Africa-The Americas-The contradiction. Forgoing escapism, it demands that we art and Art of the Americas re- Feb. 25. and Saturday from 10. a.m.-5 Held, Jan. 11 through March den" (see Kid Stuff). Pacific," "Design in Native (908)932-7243 opened. MACCULLOCH HALL p.m. Thursday and Sunday, 11. Reception from 5-7 p.m. •Super Science Weekend, Jan. American life," "American Monday through Friday from peep into the heart of a remorseless seducer, and see CLINTON HISTORICAL MUSEUM HISTORICAL MUSEUM from 2-5 p.m.? second and ' Jan. 26. 18andl9. Painting and Sculpture," Nu- 9.a.m.-4 p.m. Free admission. Entertainment Weekly within him the killer." Hinckley wasn't sure if 'Bugsy was 56 Main St, Clinton 45 Macculloch Ave. fourth Thursdays of the month •Works on loan from area com- (908)735-4101 Morristown from 2-9 p.m. Free admission panies, through March 15. "Warren Beatty isn't really believable as a man who "a great movie, or even a very good one. But it's Daily (except Monday) from (201)538-2404 . for members. Non-member ad- •Paintings by Kay WalklngStick, mission: adults $4, students Jan. 26 through March 29. Re- lives by threats and mayhem," wrote Owen Gleiber- certainly a film no one who dares to take films seriously 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Adults $3, se- Saturday, Sunday, and Tues- nior cituens $1.50, children day from 1-4 p.m. Adults $3, and senior citizens $2, children ception from 5-7 p.m. Jan. 26. underl8free. Belle communes wtth some kindred spirits in Beauty and man, "yet he has an authentic yearning quality, a should dare miss." si. •'•. . . •.; .- ' senior citizens $2, students $1. MUSEUM OF EARLY your notice brightly lit passion. His Bugsy is the gangster as ail- •"Exquisite Discomfort" talk at METtAR HOUSE •"Contemporary Works from TRADES AND CRAFTS the Beast 3 p.m. Jan. 12 (see 1281 River Rd., Piscataway the Collection," through Jan. Is simple. Send your American visionary, a spendthrift dreamer who invents Speakers). (908)757-1144 12. •• ' •" ••.•••••• Village Rd.. Madison or 752-4178 ••"Storybook Visions," Illustra- (201) 377-2982 J( notice to: v Continued from page 73 3 BROOK THEATRE 327 Chestnut St, Union Las Vegas (not the place but the concept) and then CRANBURY MUSEUM Village Voice Piscataway Township historic tions from^children's books, Tuesday through Saturday This Years Hottest Look GENERAL CINEMA 10 Hamilton St., Bound (908) 964-9633 4 Park PL, Cranbury WeekendPlus watches it become a money pit in the sand." However, museum. Weekday tours by ap- through Jan. i2. from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday BRUNSWICK SQUARE Brook GENERAL CINEMA J. Hoberman gave Bugsy a dismissive writeup, calling (609) 395-8525 •"Rutgers Archives Prints," from 2-5 p.m. Aduits $1, chil- 1 asliion (ilainoiir Brunswick Square Mall (908) 469-9665 BLUE STAR he noted; Beatty is "so airy and refined" that he never Sunday from 1-4 p.m. Free ' pointment Forbes Newspapers it "scarcely more interesting than its promotion" and "a through Feb. 9. dren 50 cents. Route 18, East Bnjnswick GENERAL CINEMA Route 22 West. Watchung admission. MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM seems like a true gangster. Gieiberman called Bugsy •Paintings by William T. Wil- NJ. HISTORICAL SOCIETY P.O. Box 699 (908) 238-2998 BRIDGEWATER COMMONS (908)322-7007 swank frame around a blurry ima^The movie is boy- "Antique "Planes, Trains and Cornelius Low House Portraits Automobiles," througt Jan. 26. 1225 River Rd,, Piscataway liams, through Feb. 23. 230 Broadway, Newark GENERAL CINEMA Routes 22 & 202-206 LINDEN FIVEPLEX "stylish, clever and fast on its feet . .a movie of vast • Complete (908)745-4177 •Bronze sculpture by Jonathan . (201)483-3939 Somerville, NJ. 08876 WOODBRIDGE Bridgewater 400 North Wood Ave., Lin- ishly eager to please but basically enervated — with a DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM scope and many small pleasures," though this "beauti- IScott Hartley, through March 8. Wednesday through Friday Makeover Caldor Shopping Center (908)725-1161 den •••••. 602 West Front St, Plainfietd Dairy (except Monday) from attn, Steven Hart velocity as erratic as Beatty's growl." •Prints from Currier & h/es, . from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., third Sat- • Hair Styling Routes i-9& 35 GENERAL CINEMA (908) 925-9787 fully designed epic never quite decides what it wants to (908) 755-5831 1-4 p.m. Free admission. througi April 12. ilrday of the month from 10 ' • Accessories RUTGERS PLAZA SIX NEW PARK CINEMA' House built in 1746 and fur- •"Home Front USA," life in Include a telephone number be;" What the film lacks, he said, is "the dirty, low-down •"Highlights from the Native a.m.-4 p.m. Guided tours by (908) 6364566 Easton Ave., Somerset 23 West Westfield Ave. nished with articles of the pe- New Jersey during World War II, • Photo Session American Collection," through appointment Admission free for additional information. KENDALL PARK CINEMA (908) 828-8787 Roselle Park kick of the crime genre." ' , riod. Saturday from 2-4 p.m. through July 14. Starting June 7. for society members, $3 for Route 27, Kendall Park GENERAL CINEMA (908) 24i-2525 The New Yorker Donation $1 for adults, free to MILLER-CORY Notices should be sent As Low As MORRIS MUSEUM non-members. (908) 422-2444 SOMERV1LLE CIRCLE RIALTCTTRIPLEX children. HOUSE MUSEUM 00 "This is a rich role for Warren Beatty (who commis- •'Tender in Years: Childhood in MOVIE CITY 6 Routes 28 & 202, Raritan 250 East Broad St. GREAT SWAMP OUTDOOR 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield 6 Normandy Heltfits Rd. at least two weeks before $750 19th-century New Jersey," on- Oak Tree Center (908) 526-0101 Westfield sioned the script and served as one of the film's produc-. EDUCATION CENTER (908)232-1776 Morristown New York times going. Gift 1665 Oak Tree Rd.. Edison MONTGOMERY (908) 232-1288 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham Furnished farmhouse started (201)538-0454 the date of the event. NJ. MUSEUM Certificates (908)549-6666 CENTER THEATER WESTFIELD TWIN CINEMA Janet MasJIn called Bugsy "a smart, seductive por- ers) and he tears into it hungrily," wrote Terrence (201) 635-6629 in 1740 by Samuel Miller, orig- Mdnday through Saturday inally part of 100-acre farm. from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sunday OF AGRICULTURE Available UA MIDDLESEX Routes-206 & 518, Rocl 8 WPCJCDflrt ' Forbes Newspapers January 8-10, 1992 January 8-10,1992 Forbes Newspapers O Weekendf!#! •!_ A G E Stage Club mix right Live comedy every Friday and. house band. ALCIBELU'S • . through Thursday and Sunday COCKTAILS 108. Chestnut St., Roselle Ladies Night, Thursdays. . Saturday starting 10 p.m. : , 1096 Gonveiy.Blvd. _; . . at 8;30 p.m., Friday at 8:30 51 Main St., South River (908)241-l?26 DiJ.- dance music, Fridays, Sat- ••...Gary TTo, Mondays. • . GOLDEN SADDLE Perth Amboy . . and li p.m., Saturda^at 7", (908)'257-83'25 Dave LaRue, Mondays. . ' . urdays. Swingnight, Tuesdays.. ' . and four film stars Route 522, Jamesburg . (308) 826-6428 0:15, and 11:30 p.m. College ' •Bums in the Park, Jan. 10. Open coffeehouse, Tuesdays. THE EXCHANGE JACK O'CONNOR'S Vietndrri vets ' "Live entertainment beginning Night every Sunday and fues- •Voices, Jan! il. • »10 A.D., Play Trains, Jan. 10. Routes 202-206, Bridgewater :• (908) 52i-.031.B-—•- QUAUTY BEEF AND SEAFOOD McCarter Theatre's .•Never E'nuff; Jan. 10. - 9 p.m. No cover. ' day. • ' . •The NerdS, Jan. 16. •Trash Mavericks,' Lament, The (908) 526-7090 - " 1288 Route 22 East CORNERSTONE . Resinators, Jan. 11— Open blues jam, Tuesdays. •J.D, Law, Jan. 11. in Circle play BIRCH HILL NIGHT CLUB •Allah Havey, through Jan. 12. Bridgewater production goes Route 9 South, Old Bridge CHARLETS UNCLE 25 New St, Metuchen CRlCkETCLUB •Johnny Charles Blues Band, HAVANA _ Strange Show, Steven Met- ; (908)725-1500 (908) 536-0650 415 Routo 18, East Brunswick (908)549-5306 415 16th Ave., Irvington 'Jan. 18. • 105 South Main St. catfe's drama about two Viet- .(201)374-1062. THE FAR SIDE New Hope, Pa. Raised on Blues (R&B), Fridays. Male revue.'Saturdays and (908)254-4226 "Kenny Daverri Quartet, Jan. for star power nam veterans coming to grips Thursdays. Uve comedy every Friday and 10,11,15. . ' • Main room: Live dance bands, 789,Jersey Ave. (215) 862-9897 Piano brunch w/Gladys Rich- with the past, opens Friday, Jan. BRIGHTON OAR Saturday starting 10 p.m. •Larry Ham Quartet w/Byron Fridays. International rock acts, New Brunswick . . Comedy night, Mondays. ards, Sundays. . ' •. • • r film stars will take the 121 Brighton Ave. CITY GARDENS Stripling (trumpet), Jan. 17, Saturdays. (908)246-9414' Open-mike night, Tuesdays. • Kevin McArdle, Tuesdays. stage for Three Sisters, open- 10, at the Circle Playhouse, Long Branch 170i Calhoun St., Trenton 18. • : : - . Basement: Alternative rock. Open-mike night, Mondays. Open jam, Wednesdays. Willie Lynch Trio (Irish), Thurs- ing Jan. 7 and continuing 416 victoria Avenue in Piscat- (908) 222-9684 (609) 392-8887 •Fredd Duchantier, vocais w/ •The Night, Boom Chasers, , FAST LANE II Karaoke night, Thursdays. . days. Vague Nation, Ing, Jan. 10. 207 Fourth Ave., Asbury Park HUB CITY through Jan. 26 at the Mc- •Well of Souls, Count 210, A Dance night, Fridays. trio, Jan. 22. •CC&G, Jan. 11. The play will be performed •7 Seconds, Jan. 19. "Joe Temperly Quartet, Jan. 24. •Sanctum, Sweet 'N' Evil, Wi- (9081-988-3205 392 George St. House Divided, Jan. 10. •Lost River Hellcats, Jan. 18. Carter Theatre, 91 University CARTERS HILL BOWL CLUBBENE •Andy Fusco Quartet, Jan. 25. pattraction, Epitaph, D- 99-cent dance night, Saturdays New Brunswick through Feb. 1, Fridays and Sat- •Zaire, Jan. 25. Place in Princeton. 569 Roosevelt Ave, # Route 35, Sayreville CORNER TAVERN . Generation, Jan. 16. and Thursdays. (908)846-1070 urdays at 8:30 p.m. A Sunday A PETER'S • Carteret (908) 727-3000 113 Somerset St. •Sweet Lizard Illtet, Like a aThe Outcry, Wednesdays. Comedy night, Tuesday. Laura San Giacomo, Mary Stu- matinee will be held Jan. 19 at (908)969-1515 "Outlaws, Jan. 10.' New Brunswick Chain, The Reverbs, Jan. 17. "•Non-Fiction, Jan. 11. Karaoke night, Wednesday. 96 South Main St. art Masterson, Frances McDor- 2 p.m." Open-mike night, Thursdays. •Larry Seth (Elvis tribute), Jan. (908) 247-7677 •Spin Doctors, World Within, •They Might Be Giants, Jan. The Rutabagas (acoustic), New Hope, Pa. Thursday. mand and Linda Hunt will lead Tickets are $9 Friday and 11. COURT TAVERN Nar, Feb. 7. ' 23. '..••'.'-•'•• (215)862-0823 •The Big Machine, Jan. 10. Saturday, $8 fopr the matinee. •Big Richard, Jan. 11. •Richard Elliot, Jan. 17. 124 Church St •Spin Doctors, World Within, •Ska w/The Toasters, Native J. AUGUST'S Free admission Saturday, and the cast, a concentration of star 19 Dennis St., New Brunswick . There is a $1 discount for stu- CATCH A RISING STAR "Ldudon Wainwright III, Jan. New Brunswick • Nar, Jan, 24. Son, Jan. 24, Sunday afternoons.' power that has already made this (908)545-7265 CROCODILE CAFE (908) 246-8028 dents and the elderly. Hyatt Regency Princeton 18. •The Millions, Jan. 25. Open-mike night, Mondays. the hottesMicket in New Jersey. Route 1 & Alexander Rd. •Steve Forbert, Jan. 24. Reggae night, Tuesdays. 1979 Route 35, Sayreville GIGGLES COMEDY CAFE > Dance party, Fridays, Satur- : Liberty Blues Jam, Tuesdays. There will be a champagne West Windsor "Johnny Maestro & The Brookr "Love Shack" dance party, (968)727-7777. .. . Clarion Hotel & Towers days. Presented in a new translation •The Terraplanes, Jan. 10. reception following the opening (609)987-8018 ryn Bridge, Jan. 25. Thursdays. New York Comedy Night, .2055 Route 27, Edison Hub City Jam, Sundays — bring by renowned playwright Lanford UNDA HUNT FRANCES McDORMAND LAURA SAN GIACOMO night performance. Headline comedy Tuesday •Bob Nelson, Feb. 1. THE COVE . Wednesdays. (908)287-3500 an instrument and sit in w/ •Spare Tire, afternoon Jan. 11. Wilson (Fifth of July, talley's aj//y), . For mote information, call Three Sisters is Anton Chekhov's (908)968-7555. drama about the Prozorov sisters, nated for Academy and Tony Sommer has also appeared in Natasha's Stars who dream of leaving behind their awards for her performances in Lydk Breeze, Largo Desoldto and Forum Theatre COED provincial town in turn-of-the- Mississippi Burning and the Broad- the Broadway productions of The ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Your focus may be tIBRA (September 23-October 22) Your- century Russia and enjoying the way revival of A Streetcar Named Shadow Box and Whose Life is it changes play work and friends this week - it could also be materialistic side could get you into enormous Desire, will play Masha. McDor- SNORKEL intimacy and nurturing. You soar into the week trouble as the week begins. Gr»e it up. Reach out faster life in Moscow. Anyway?. ready for adventure and...yes, a walk on the wild for loved ones, iViends, and foes this week. Stay mand has also been seen in Blood turn?, the production scheduled side. Your need to be an upstanding citizen bogs on course; you'll get your just desserts by fall, if Laura San Giacomo, who wil Mark Nelson, who appeared in and you down by the weekend. Please, where's your not sooner in a more ephemeral way. Simple and The Butcher's Wife. to open Jan. 24 atfte Fonim "rnmminess?" play Natasha, made a tremendous the McCarter production of The impression in Steven Soderbergh's Irina will be played by Mary Film Society, will play Baron Theatre in Metuchen, has been SCUBA SCORPIO (October 23-November 21) You're the replaced wfth iMd Murray Schis- cat's meow as the week begins, You could fall flat Stuart Masterson, who has been SATURDAY-JANUARY 11 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Let another lead you (no betting on the football games). You rise "to the film sea;, lies and videotape and Tuzenbach. Nelson had leading gal's Broadway spoof of avant- to.greener pastures. You actually could be spoon occasion this weekend - and who's this old friend seen in the films Some Kind of CLASSES fed...follow along and relish the occasion. The returning? went on to appear in Pretty roles in the original Broadway garde theater. weekend may have you romping in this new field Wonderful, Immediate Family and 7 AM to 7 PM or back to daydreaming about still other pastures Woman and Quigley Down Under. productions of A Few Good Men, The original scheduled play Such wanderlust, Taurus. SAGITTARIUS (November 22-Dt'cember 21) Linda Hunt, who won an Oscar Chances Are. Biloxi Blues and Broadway was withdrawn by the play- Flagrant mopiness, indecision, and irritability for.her performance as Billy Also in the cast are Josef Som- Bound . • - wright, according to a Forum OFF ALL . GEMINI (May 2I-June 20) Your directness is could be your hallmark this week - don't worry, being requested by a family member. They may you stage a comeback. Big time. You open up to Kwan in The Year of Living Dan- mer (Chebutykin), recently seen as For more information, call the spokesman. withdraw to bring you forth. You cease to ploy the lighter side of the week and the mirthful r- STUDIO games-you go out tthd paint the town red the end qualities of your sign. You end the week on a high gerously, will play Olga. Joseph Kennedy in the TV pro- McCarter box office at (609) 683- For more information, calf of the week. You find yourself in the lullaby of note - very high. MARY STUART (908) 548-0582. your life. Frances McDOrmand, nomi- duction A Woman Named Jackie. 8900. \) EQUIPMENT CAPRICORN (December 22-January 19) Go for MASTERSON INCLUDING: ARTISTS DRAWING TABLES • FREE CANCER (June 21-JuIy 22) You make all your it as the week begins. You're likely to lasso in just DRAFTING TABLES •TABLOTTES* resolutions, perhaps a little too early, and are off what you want and vanish with your prize (quick TABORETS • AIRBRUSHES • FLAT FILES • as you can!). Hide out and leave others to their CHAIRS • LK3HTBOXES • PROJECTORS • on* a major adventure. You may start celebrating a little too early as well because you fall flat before imaginations. You reappear (mum's the word) this BANKRUPTCY FIRST NIGHT WAXERS • LAMPS "PORTFOLIOS • EASELS weekend. • • DRAWING BOARDS.. JVNO MOREI the weekend. Who's surprised with all the recent shenanigans? You once more become a social DEBT PROBLEMS creature this weekend. AQUARIUS (January 20-February 18) Whatever, Have You Always Dreamed you're up to, know one thing - another has their RV BUYERS! '/}/ OFF LEO (July 23-August 22) You do some heavy eyes on you big time. You may decide to take the Drunk Driving soul searching this week. You're also likely to mad plunge into the unknown. You have no of Learning to Ride? Somerville Pool make some heavy chnngos. Let your playful spirit complaints, but then you're nowhere to be FOR THE LARGEST SELECTION AND 1% EVERYTHING take over just; you'll be a happier cat (so will found...at least until next week. Defense everyone else). Got down to some housekeeping (cleaning your fur) this weekend. Wednesday, ' IV SWBEWIDE PISCES (February 19-March 20) Forget OTHER SERVICE THE BEST PRICES! • PASTELS • WATERCOLORS • daydreaming. You're likely to take off this week to • Real Estate • Personal Injury January 29th, 1992 ERS • CLAY • CANVAS • PENCILS • VIRGO (Aueust 23-Septcmber 22) Talk up a make your fantasies real. This is. likely to bo an PENS • CARVING TOOLS • INKS • MATS • storm; consider a recent gain from the tall, and unforgettable time for you. Take notepad and • Criminal Law • Wills/Estate 7:00 PM TEMPLATES • OFFICE SUPPLIES • GLUE • DONT Change your mind. Catch up on friends' pencil along so you can start writing your JANUARY 9 -12.1992 RULERS • OO-IT-YOURSELF FRAMES • news. You demonstrate your magic this weekend. memoirs now. This weekend you're all • Municipal Court Violations SHOOW HOOKSHOOKS : TTtmrt . 3pm3 - lOpalO ; FriFri . I pa • lOpwl ; But 1 Iw - lOpwi SUM. 1 law • 6»w SKETCH PADS • PAINTBRUSHES • BOOKS • Memorable events are likely. grins...what's this, the Cheshire cat? CHARCOAL • STRETCHED CANVAS • John Charles Shamy ENGINEERING SUPPLIES .-AND MOREI NEW JERSEY Somerset Hills YMCA CALL Natasha's Starcast! Counselor At Law OFF LOW FOR SPECIALS IHDISGOUHT ALLEY...CLOSEOUTS UP TOIU/0 OFF! Suite 201,11 Clyde Road Somerset, NJ. Bernardsville Pool In-stock muchandst only, liepro sonnaa axtkidod. No r»hnd$, exchanges or training oideis during th» sat*. 1-900-454-4543 TRAPIER $1 M m Since'1939m • Daily Forecast 828-0240 tUtOULAMABULt 609-883-3600 AOMUUION Tuesday, • Monthly Forecast tmHYHJ* February 11th, 1992 VK4 • Compatibility-see if you and CAMPING Abl triangle your partner are a match! CLOCK 7:00 PM Drive South on Htlll The Spoken Tarot- artcenter® Route 206 or Route 1 powerful 3-card reading REPAIR 99 I N ING Side BOBBY & JAR THE GREAT JANUARY v orders 318 William St, Plscataway 752-4474 W American/ WEEKEND DINNER SPECIALS • Shrimpi Parmesean:..,....v...... U:..;...;.....>...i... $9.95 Asian Garden at Route 18 • Chicken ^Stutfing^^^...... ^..^...... ^..,.,.v $8.95 Chinese and Edgeboro Road in East While all the stores feature their linen sales in Brunswick offers complete Ignch January - stop by "The Original" O'Connors and dinners plus accommoda- 5 and pizza tions for parties up to 300. Ca- Wyckoffs Winter Values Beef N Ale. tering also done on or off pre- As We Feature Great Beef Values for You. At Bucky's, mises. 651-2282. Mon: - Prime Rib...... $9.95 < * * •..* . ' Mondays ..Birthday Night FREE Entree Tues: - Roast Beef & East and West Find your early bird specials Celebrate in style & get a FREE entree & birthday dessert...ID at Mom's Restaurant, required...valid 7 days before or after the Big Day Gravy, Mashed Potato meet for dinner 1984 Route 27 in Edison, & Vegetable $7.95 By MICK1 PULSINEULJ where over 40 entrees are Tues,&Thurs. ladies Night Drinks Half Price Wed: - Boneless Culinaiy Correspondent priced at $7;50.287-2778. Ladies' drinks in the bar half price all night N.Y. Strip Steak and here are lots of Italian, Amer- * * * ican and Chinese restaurants Stewart's Restaurant, Wednesdays Surf'n Turf Dinner $14.95 Shrimp Scampi.',...».'.$12.95 in Central Jersey but I can 922 Amboy Ave. in Edison, is a Maine Lobster & Filet Mignon, House Salad, JBajjed Potato Thurs: - Top Sirloin $8.95 Tthink of any one that covers complete family restaurant for, Fri: - Prime Rib & Fridays Prime Rib Dinner $14.95 all three bases and serves pizza breakfast, lunch and dinner. too. The restaurant I'm referring to Shrimp Cocktail, Queen Cut, House^Salad,Bafeed Potato Stuffed Shrimp $13.95 Specialty burgers are still part of Sun: - Senior Prime is Bucky's in the Finderne sec- pur narne.,922 Amboy Aye., Ed- Sundays Kids Eat FREE 3-8pk tion of Bridgewater. ison. 738-0847. For each adult one child may eat free from the'children's menu Rib From 12-5 $6.95 Ordering Italian or Chinese food * * * Mon.-Fri: -4:30-6:00- in the same place is nothing new (12 & under) Traditional Brunch 11:30-2:30; adults, $13.95, here. My husband's family can re- Bucky's, Main Street in kids under ,12, $7.95 Early Bird Special, member ordering egg rolls and Bridgewater, will soon be offer- 8 oz. Prime Rib & spare ribs as far back as the late ing Buffet on Sundays from 3 Salad Bar .$7.95 "Sfi 1950s. I also remember one of p.m. to 9 p.m., East Meets That's Amove All Includes salad bar & potato. their old advertising slogans West Complete buffet includes Sunday, January 19-5PM—Musical Program & Dinner 708 Mountain Blvd. "Where East meets West" ROB PAINE/WEEKENDPLUS dessert, coffee and tea for only A special Musical Evening to delight the senses. A nostalgic, romantic trip to ¥you lived in this area for any Norman Landon and Joanne Morroney are served diner by waitress Melanie Girandola at $8.95. Watch Forbes Newspa- Italia.. .Listen to your favorite Neapolitan & American songs like Mala Femmena, Watchung, NJ Bucky's in the Finderne section of Bridgewater. pers for start date. 722-4180. Dicitencetlo Vuie, Tbrna a Surriento, and Marrima, performed by Florence Lazzeri length of time I'm sure you heard 755-2565 BEEF H' ALE H O USEI about Bucky's or have eaten there • " * *. * & company...Enjoy a sumptuous Italian style dinner of Antipasto, Pasta, Veal one time or another. There aren't too many other restaurants that have items ($7.20 to $9). There are also combination platters, chow mein, lo Piccata, Dessert Pastries & Coffee for only $35 per person (incl. tax & grat.) been open and operated by the same family (the Bendettis) sincal927 mein, foo young and chop suey. The Barge, 201 Front St. • Call today for reservations 908-654-9700 J as this one is. Something new at Bucky's is the all-you-can-eat buffet lunch for only on the Perth Amboy waterfront, The first part-time job I had, after my last child was born, was $4.95. It consists of chicken and shrimp lo mein, roast pork and broc- is the place for seafood. Daily working at Bucky's as a waitress. That was almost 19 years ago. Some- coli, sausage and peppers and ziti Romanoff. A choice of dessert is also business specials, $5.95. Tues- one once told me that if you could work as a waitress at Bucky's you included. ' : day and Thursday in January could work as a waitress anywhere. One of the reasons was the dual Two of my daughters were home for Christmas. One lives in Boulder, two-for-ohe specials. 442- 3000. E kitchen. When you placed an order for Italian, Chinese or pizza, you Colo., and the other was staying with her for six months prior to going Open Seven Days • Lunch • Dinner • Cocktails • Banquets had to write up three separate orders for the kitchen. In addition, you on to college. They are both vegetarians (it must be the Boulder air). I * * *• had to know the cooking time of each item in order to serve all three at invited them to lunch and I chose Bucky's because of its diversity. All Al Clbelll's Restaurant 908-654-9700 the same time. • ' • . : • three of us were able to choose and Lounge, 1096 Convery Asian Over the years I have met many My husband's family can remember ordering egg rolls and something different For example, Blvd., Route 35 In Perth Amboy, of my old Bucky's customers; they spare ribs as far back as the late 1950s. our soups were egg drop, won ton is open until 3 a.m, Entertain- still eat there on a regular basis." and minestrone. The soups were ment too. 826-6428. U.S. Highway 22 Some things never change. freshly made and quite satisfying. Green Brook, NJ Edgeboro Rd. & Rt. 18 East Brunswick, N. In keeping with the times, ~~ "^ For lunch, one daughter had the Open 24 hours a day O'Connor's Beef n1 Ale, (908) 651-2282 Fax Orders (908) 651-228 Bucky's has made the fireplace room a nonsmoking area. Other than grilled cheese sandwich ($3.95) from the American menu, while the 7 days a week that, they have added windows to the bar, changed the carpeting, other had the Shanghai shrimp ($5.75) with water chestnuts, carrots, Route 22 East In Bridgetoater, bamboo shoots and mushrooms in a hot and spicy sauce. offers daily specials Monday Dont Eat till you get to LET US PLAN YOUR PARTY! chairs and tables since I last worked there. But all in all, it still has Sunset Colonial Diner. that rustic comfortable look and feeling. Because of the two different My choice, from the Italian menu, was angel hair pasta, served through Sunday* Also: Monday- • Catering On/Off Premises kitchens, Bucky's menu is quite large. In the Italian kitchen you can scampi style, with shrimp ($5.25). The scampi sauce had lots of garlic, Friday come enjoy our Early Bird • Baker on Site — French Pastries, the way I like it The dish itself is a good choice for a light lunch. Special 4:30-6 p.m. After 20 356-2674 order veal ($9.75 to $10.50), chicken ($9.50 to $9.75), pasta ($4.95 to Breakfast Gourmet Dessert apd/^ How's that for diversity? Three women, with three different taste years it still has the greatest Cakes Made to Order* $9.95), seafood ($8.95 to market price) or pizza. All entrees are served buds, able to order American, Chinese and Italian dishes at one lunch with a salad, Italian bread and butter. salad bar around. Come in to Lunch • Entertainment Available — date. We even mixed and matched. I had a Chinese soup with an O'Connor's Beef n' Ale and In addition, there are nightly blackboard specials as well as ham- Dinner D.J., Live Band, Magician Italian entree, while one daughter had an Italian soup with an Amer- enjoy freshly cut steaks, prime burger and club sandwiches ($5 to $5.95). The price of a plain pizza is ican sandwich. You can't do that at many restaurants, but at Bucky's rib or anything else from the ' Clown and Other Entertainment $6.25 for a small pie and $7 for a large one. Monday thru Friday this has been the norm for years. Now you know why so many people main menu. from 3:00 pm lo 6:00 pm • Photographer Available The Chinese menu, which is three pages long, has choices of roast return to cat there year after year. -Mlckl Pulslnelll Wedding Showers, Anniversaries, Birthday Days, pork ($6.30 to $6.95), seafood ($8.25 to market price), chicken and beef BUCKY'S, East Main Street, -Bridgewater. (908) 722-4180. ($7.20 to $10.50), chefs specialties ($5.95 to $10.95) and hot and spicy This column is meant to Inform readers about dining op- m Bar/Bat Mitzvah, Christenings and Office Parties COMING IN FEBRUARY! portunities in the area. It Is not a review. 2. Be«f Liv«r S*utea with 8. Stuffed FSet Of Flounder Buffet and Dancing 3. & UnguM with Clam Sauce 10. Roast Fftftft Ham with Dressing lo%ofr J 5. Chopped Steak Charcoal ! 11. Fried Chicken with French Fries ALL LUNCHES & DINNERS SUNDAY 3 pm-9 pm Brorted with Onions and Onion RlnQs (Exec, Specials) 1 IHtUNCH 1()am-2pm $ 6. Seafood Marinara with East Meets West" Dinner Buffet 1fc Chtekfcn $oartip! Over Rice With coupon E*£). t/31192 « 8.95 featuring Featuring Our Award Winninn Green Grocery Salad liar Children • Confetti Hgi!,sy- • I'i>t',s Benedict • 3 Hot Chef & Km ices lu I-la tiling Chafers Birthday Cakes Made to Order (under 12) $3.95 ALL ABOVE SERVED WITH SOUP, SALAD, POTATO, PUDDING, JELLO, Catering Corporate Parties & All Occasions • B;icon ni'uiMtyfMO, .1992 January 8-10,1992 Forbes Newspapers Weeteiidi:j^UB 13 •• •••:.!•• CQAGH N' PADDOEK GREENHOUSE RESTAURANT Route 78 (EXIT 12) 4 MllesWest at Clinton, N.J. 1 NORTH VOSSEIUR AVE. • BOUND BROOK RistQrante Haiiano 356-2692 « 356*9888 /\ 908-735-7889^ LUNCH & DINNER SERVED DAILY RISTORANTE • LUNCH •DINNER • COCKTAILS \at The Mansion Hotel FAMILY PRICED MENU THURSDAY & SATURDAY NITES • SAT. NITE • WEDDINGS •BANQUETS •.PARTIES>6R ALL OCCASIONS 295 South Ave.y Fanwood, N.J. wa •.,.: (908)889-7874 4 Couples Nite!I! BALLROOM DANCING ROOMS • Bridal Showers • Rehearsal Dinners Offering the Finest Italian Cuisine V TREAT ANOTHER COUPLE TO DINNER FREE Saturday, Jan. 25th 7;OO-l 1:30 FOR • Weddings • Retirements Private Banquet Room + * 'A-Star: Ledger. BANQUETS PURCHASE YOUR TWO ENTREES AND RECEIVE THEIR 1AVO ENTREES accommodates 10-100 •• (July '91) • Family Gatherings • Retirement Parties Donee to the .•••••:•:. • FREE . :". Rhytftm of the 1940's t , Sergio's Trattoria WE WILL DEDUCT THE TWO ENTREES OF LESSER VALUE FROM YOUR CHECK Sergio's . A Gratuity of 15% Will'Bc Added to the total Iliil Before (lie Deduction. Music! 343 Millburn Avenue at The Murray Hill Inn Cannot be combined with uny other promotions. Exp. January 31,1992.. FORBES Enjoy Fine Italian Dining 535 Central Avenue DINE IN OUR GREENHOUSE GARDEN ROOM Dinner-Dance $26.95 Mlllburn, N.J. 07041 (201)379-7020 at these other locations New Providence, N.J. Per Person, Plus Tax, 07974 Gratuity & Cocktails (908)771-0020 APPEARING SAT.- THIRD DOWN FRIDAY NITE 6-9 PM TALK OF THE TOWN Hff>yffi^S^^yj^^ GRAND BUFFET Featuring: All the shrimp you can.eat, Plus.— Roast. Beef Carving Station; Roast Turkey Carving Station; Large Salad : : Variety; Villa Pasta Dishes; Mussels Marinara; Eggplant Roli- ': -j-%:6sJ:i^LS ' y ,\:'. >-. • v"?/..',..\ ' ' tine; Chicken Dishes; Veal Dishes; Seafood Dishes. THE LUNCH SPECIALS Plus More Specialties Including: $4A95 Now Appearing In Our Lounge Fresh Mozzarella, Desserts & Coffee per M-F 11:30-3 P.M. with a I U • LIVE ENTERTAINMENT "RUSH HOUR" • ^^ person Coming: Next Week • Chicken Antonio • Stuffed Calamari Canriot be combined w/ariy Banquet Facilities for Wedding(Childres nan 10d & othe under $5.50specia) l olhor promotions • Pork Chops Campagniola • many more wWi&tinetwe/ Q^i/Ference. occasions available for up to 200 persons. "HI VELOCITY" Exp. 1/31/92 Your Hosts: Sal Venezia & Patrick McLaughlin CRANFORD • HO COVER • NO MINIMUM Wedding Parties and Banquets up to 220 Guests NJ. ; i Lunch 11:30 A.M.-3 P.M. Mon.-Fri. EARLY BIRD SPECIALS - Full Service Hotel with Lounge, Dinner 5:00 P.M.-10:00 P.M. Mon.-Sat. NJ^S OWN BIG APPLE Restaurant, Pool and Cable Vision Reservations Suggested WEDDING Over 40 Entrees Meeting/Conference Facilities 561 -2722 SUPERBT RECEPTIONS Mon.-Fri. 3:00-5:30 P.M. to Accommodate 450 BANQUET We have uccomodations to I'il every (Inc. Soup Or salads, Pot or Pasta, Veg.) 2991 Hamilton Blvd., So. Plainfield] budSi-l. 50 to 500 Persons. • (Off Route 287) 561-2722 FACILITIES OVERNIGHT ACCOMODAT1ONS Catering for family parties. 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Box 739, Nortli Arlington, N J 07031 isa^v ..i#;«5 tS~™ .. ••*• _: • J January 8,9v 10, 1992 Forbes Newspapers Forbes Newspapers / Page 0-1 9000 9020 REAL ESTATE Homes for Safe EQUAL CRANFORD— By owner. MILLTOWN- 4 BR Colo- HOUSING Colonial on dead end St. nial. Beautifully land- OPPORTUNITY 2 BR, DR, BJ, huge deck, scaped. $225,000. Call 908-828-1400. All real estate advertised patio & pool. Park-like in this newspaper is s setting. Exc. cond. MONTGOMERY TWP.- • Ject to the Federal l^alr $i:59;9oo SpacioUs^TBR-Ranchi TinT Housing Atit of 1968 1668 0/201-643-5653. bsmt., screened porch. which makes it Illegal to EDISON- By Estate; Ex- 1.3 ac, move-In cond. advertise any preference ceptional, Quiet, Treed, Vi Bridgeport' Historic Dist. limitation or discrimina- Acre Corner, 8RM/4BR/ $225,000. 874-7659 tion based op race^_color, 2ViBath, Full Aim. Sided, yWEffTFMX) - Located in tb.6 / religibn, setf or national NORTH BRUNSWICK- 2100 sq; ft. Tri-level, 2 Beautiful custom Colonial, suburbs of attractive Westfieldds -origin, of aii'v intention to Att. Gar., Parquet LR/ this clistom-built ranch home at make any such prefer- Foyer Floor. Great Secu- could b e mo the r- ence, 'limitation or rity System. Well-fecUkito daughter. 5 BR, 3Vi bath, 779 Lamberts Mill Road. discrimination. . 2 family rooms, LR, DR, lawn sprinkling. $229;0OO country kitchen, Laundry Offered by iRorclen Realty for Priced for quick sale-Low $^9,900, the home features seven taxes. Call 908-806-4708 room, 2 fireplaces, many This newspaper will not extras. Asking $399,900. rooms, three bedrooms- and two '. knowingly accept any ad- C^ll 908-846-5062. vertising for real estate EDISON- BY OWNER. 3 baths on a i20-by-150-foot lot which is in violation of the BR Cape, new bath, full * + * *:••: .. law. Our readers are In- finished bsmt, remodeled PISCATAWAY- Priced to formed that all dwellings Hit, garage, aluminum sid- sell. Contemporary Cape advertised in this newspa- ing, many extras. Must 5 yrs. old,. River Road per are available on an See to appreciate. Pis call area. 3 bdrms.,. 2Vi equal opportunity basis. 908-572-6383 for appt. r baths, fireplace,. CAC, 2 HOUSE TOURS EDISON- Clara Barton, car. gar., deck, 100x100 Complaints of discrimlna- dead-end street, 21/2 fenced lot. Asking . tion in housing on the story, newly renovated, $169,900. Call 908-463- A frame and brick construction, basis of race, color, near N.Y. transp., 4 BRs, 7640, . .,:•••• • the house contains a ceramic tild creed, ancestry, marital 2-zone . heating, AC, SO. PLAINFIELD- Brand floor in the entrance hall, \ivall to :• status, sex or handicap $16 5;00~0, 9 0 8- New 4 BR home, Ig. kit. wall carpeting, a living room with a , should be made to New 738-7165 w/ceramlc tile floor, ml- raise hearth flobt-to-ceiling fire- jersey Division on Civil GREAT BUY! ' ' crowaVe & self-cleaning , Afghts, 363 W. State St., Beautiful 2 yrs. young oven, formal DR, Ig. FR w/ place and oversized windows. Trenton, NJ 08618. Phone fireplace, 3 full baths, 2 The formal dining room has a (609) 292-4605^ 4BR, 21/2 bath Colonial. Big sunlite Kitchen, Farri car. garage;-CAC, >W/W • picture window which overlooks a Rm w/marble fireplace, 2 carpet. Builder's Closeout $189,900. Call 908- flower garden and rear yard. A 9010 car garage, full bsmt, CAC. $229,000. Century 757-8362 or 754-5162 knotty pine paneled family room Homes under 21, McOee Realtors, SO. PLAINFIELD- By accesses to a glass/screen enclosed $150,000 908-626-4440,1036 Rt. Owner. 4 yr. old 4 BR, 2% porch. 202, Branchburg. bath, Ig. kit., spacious FR, In the eat-in kitchen are birch * + .> • . HILLSBOROUGH 2-Car gar., fenced yd., CRANFORD— Reduced HANDYMAN SPECIAL patio, 100x100 corner '.cabinets and built-in corner bench. Again By Owner, com- New Listing.. Cape' Cod on lot, vinyl siding, CAC, A greenhouse window adds an pletely renovated, 2/3 BR 2.9Acres of land 225 ft. quiet neighborhood, great Colonial on quiet St. Sale location. $199,900. 908- open, airy, feeling. . frontage. $135,000. 668-4928 The master bedroom contains a .,•••.. ; ;...... • . . GEORGE PACCIELLO/FORBES NEWSPAPERS 6,r trade plus cash for CENTURY 21 MCQEE RE- larger family house, private bath and all of the bed- This attractive custom-built ranch house Is located at 779 Lamberts Mill Road In Westfield. $142,500/B0. 276-9033 ' ALTORS 908-526-4440 SOMERSET- Society Hill Beauty, open floor plan w/. rooms have double closets. The full EDISON-5,RM Ranch, 3 v Florida room, EIK, DR, basement has a recreation room BR, finished bsmt, HILLSBOROUGH- Just provides a convenient access as listed) Light oak floors in sunken LR, 2 BR's, IV* and laundry while central air con- does the nearby Garden State 65x140, dead-end, newly this spacious-4 BR, 2Vi baths & more! $110,900 painted int/ext, side w/ppol & tennis. ditioning was added in 1986 and Parkway.. porch, 5 mins to malls & bath split, FR with'Florida room. Transferred owner the exterior painted in 1990. An au- The town offers an excellent highways. $145,000. Century 21 tomatic garage door opener is in- 908-548-49114 says bring your offer! Ask- public school system.Currently, ing $219,450. cluded for the attached two-car ga- Golden Key about 5,800 students attend the six HOMES STARTING AT rage. , .•'•••.. . $100,000— many towns. Century 21 elementary schools, two junior Realtors The approximate room dimen- Super low interest rates. high schools and a senior high Ask for Charles; County Golden Key 908-873-8000 sions are 20-by-14 for the living Wide, Realtors 245-6767 Realtors WESTFIELD- No. Side room, 14-by-12 for the dining room, School. ' ' ..;>.' ,. METUCHEN- Mainte- Cape. NEW-roof, furnace, 14-by-iO for the kitchen, 16-by-12 For households in which both nance-Free, 3 Bdrms, 908-873-8000 kit, baths, paint, deck. : parents work, Westfield provides a Ranch, 4/10 mi. to train & HUNTERDON COUNTY- Must see! $217K. 908- for the family room, 18 by-14 for town. Big yard, Ige. deck, Union Twp.Y Colonial 233-5719/580-4374 the master bedroom, 14-by-12 for, day care center for preschool and full bsmt. By owner. Cape, 5 acres, 3 BR, 2 the second bedroom, and 13-by-10 kindergarten children: There is $149,000. Principals only stall barn, field, wood also Holy Trinity Roman Catholic 908-549-2934 • stream, 2 min. to Rt. 78, Advertise for the third bedroom. The recre- ation room in the full basement School (pre-K through 8), Rede- RAHWAY- Big and beau- Exit 12.. Asking $185,000. In the Classified! tiful describes this lovely Call 908-730-9273. measures 27-by-23. amer Luthqran School (nursery CORRECTION: Due to incorrect Information given to the Westfield through 6); Vail-Deane School (K- restored 4-bedroom Colo- METUCHEN— By Owner. Westfield is a thriving com- Record, a property transaction in the Jan. 2 Real Estate Guide listed nial with formal living .9040 munity located within 20 minutes 12) and Our Lady of Lburdes Gatlv room, dining room, gour- 5 BR, 2Vi bath Bi-Level Luxury Homes a sale from New Jersey Transit Corp. to Ray W. amd Margaret met^ea't-ih^krlcHeKv -two on 80x100 lot. EIK, for- & Estates of New York and Newark. JEtoute.22., Knlpple as $4,655,648. The correct gale price Is $46,556.48. full baths, entrance foyer, mal DR, LR; den w/fplc, full basement; large drive- CAC, prof, landscaped, way with plenty of park- deck & screenod-ln porch. WARREN TOWNSHIP- ing, lots of closet space, $229,000. Call 549-2368 AUTHENTIC FARM HOUSE!- 1+ wooded 9070 9080 . 9100 9110 9110 2-zone hot water base- 9080 Out of Area Property board heat, outdoor gas acres, 4 BR, LR, DR, fam- Condominiums Townhouses Townhouses Lots and Acreage Out of Area Property barbeoue are only a few ily room, eat-ln-kitchen, of the amenities, in truly sunrdom, 3 frplc's, wid- BOCA RATON, PL.— UNION DALE PA.- On ows watch, 20x40 pool, EDISON/SCOTCH PLAINS BRIDQEWATER- Bea- SCOTCH PLAINS- beau- OWNER DESIRES QUICK Golden Pond- Contempo- move-in condition.: Walk CRANFORD con H|ll, Vanderhaven 4 BR, 3 baths + pool, to NY trains and buses. plus much more.! BORDER- 276 West- tiful new 2 BR, IV2 bath, SALE OF 8 IMPROVED SHOOK. 908-276-7751 rary home on over 100 ft. Call for information. $389,900.'Call owner, gate Square. By owner. Farms. Luxury 3 BR, 2Vi LR/DR combo. Full bsmt. LOTS- will sell separate of shoreline on private $140's. (908) 381-6378. 908-580-1184. 2 bedrooms & study, bath townhouse, w/up- 1 car gar. Small complex, or package, each lot 4 + KEYSVILLE, VIRQINIA- trout filled pond. Out- kitchen, LR, DR, 2 full grades, master BR w/bal- close to trans. $124,900. acres w/panoramlc views. Rt. 40 across from com- standing views of nearby SOMERVILLE- Perfect baths, 1 w/ Whirlpool tub, cony & luxury bath, en- 908-322-8877 Prime Readlngton loca- munity college. 171.65 Elk Mt. Ski Resort. 2 9050 closed patio, garage, tion. From $88,000. Call acres. Beautiful land, 3 Starter. 2 bdrm,. 1 bath Mobile Homes powder room, full bsmt., bath, three bedroom Cape. 50x140 lot. Quiet tillage refrig., laundry room w/ pool, tennis, clubhouse. 908-722-1559 homes, all rented. Homes kitchen, family room, and Lots Sale/Rent. Avail rate: are In excellent shape w/ area. Move-In cond. Re- CONDOMINIUMS washer/ dryer, double 9100 deck, 2.9 acre $82,500 duced to $114,000. Call deck, grill, garage & park- 5.625% to 7.6%. Call good tenants. Barn that additional 9 aero 201-763-1233. • Lots and Acreage SOMERSET— 2 or 3 love- can be renovated Into 2 908-722-1418. • Olde World Charm EDISON- 68 Princess Ing space. Club house,, ly V2 acre wooded bldg. $50,000. 908-234-1958 Mobile home 12x50, w/w swimming pool & tennis apartments. $240,000. WANT TO SELL/BUY • Modern Renovations BRIDQEWATER- ready lots in historic Somma Taxes $677/yrl ' ••• : FASTI— we specialize In carpet, W&D, 2 ACs, re- courts. $149,000. Avail. CRANFORD- Elegant Riva area, near Easton • Estate Grounds frlg., elec. range, lV March 1. Please, call 908- River Front Townhouse. to go-bulldors terms avail. CULLEN, VIRGINIA- 184 9200 matching motivated For sale by owner, Bradley Ave. 2 on High Bluff over acres, huge clean lake, ••Hers With qualified baths, porch, shed. Partly 889-7205. 3 BR, 2Va baths, LR W/ Delaware + Raritan VACATION PROPERTY One, Two, or three furnished,., $24,500/B0. frplc, DR, eat-lh-klt., den, Gardens area, 2 lots, 50' farm house has 4r fire- buyers. 1-800-486-295S MIDDLESEX- Don't get x200' each. $60K each. Canal. 2 w/approved sep- places.. $234,000.. Taxes bedroom, each with 908-549-3583; 287- patio, deck, 2 car garage, tic designs. Public water library sized 1189, ask for Bob. in over your head. Start CAC. 5 min. walk to town, Call 908-722-1559 $589/yrl Please' call 9250 here. Lovely large 2 BR + avail/Ideal for homes with eves. 908-788-9435. Lots and Acreage Advertise entrance foyers, NO. BRUNSWICK- dou- NYC transp. Just reduced HARMONY- Warren Cty. either historic or rustic ar- extras. Must see. to $225,000. Call 908- ., In the Classified! solid oak parquet ble-wide on large, lot. 3 $88,500. 908-96B-4467 5 landlocked mountain chitecture. Deal directly SO. DAYTONA FLA.- 4 flooring, plaster BR, 2 full baths, fplc, 272-5695. wooded bldg. lots totaling with owners, price nego- mdblle homes under MASTHOPE, PA.- Lot for CAC, front deck, all new 74 acres, driveway ease- tiable. Please call Phil at $5000, Located directly sale. Central water, walls, high ceilings, SOMERSET- Quailbrook MIDDLESEX/PISCAT- sewer, free skiing, lake, wide moldings, windows, large cement ment avail., spectacular 908-247-7594. oh Halifax River, 1 ml. 9030 patio w/shod, refr., stove 2 BR Condo, all appli- AWAY AREA- 2 BR, lVt views, good for hunting, from ocean. Quiet 50 + stable & more for only Hornet for Sale renovated, from & washer. $68,000/neg. ances, upgrades through- baths, full bsmt.,. deck, horse farm, 5 residential park, no pets. Exc. winter $14,000. Please call $104,900 & up. 908-422-0740. out'low taxes & mainte- possible rent w/option. homes.' Low cost, owner UNION DALE, PA.- va- retreat. 908-287-1424 908-297-8817. BRANCHBURO Specials from nance. $89,500.. Call $119,900. 526-l£(27 financing. Also 2Va acre cant 9 plus acres suitable BRAND NEW 908-873-0514. $99,900. Twenty ... 9070 NO. BRUNSWICK- Build- wooded bldg. lot, 340' for home located on pond Center Hall 9 room Colo- seven different floor er liquidating assosts-3 frontage, approvals, lovely with views for ELK MT, PA. nial, 21/2 baths, Fire- Condominiums location, 60K. Also big 50,000, Great location. plans. WESTFIELD- Wychwood, BR, 21/2 bath, garage, Advertise in the Classified! place, Jacuzzi/master landscaped-glve us an farm h,ouse on 47 acres 908-234-1958 bath, Skylitos, hardwood Ideal slngleVnewiyweds, avail, on room, room/ floors & many extras in- large 1 BR Co-op, pool, offer! Low down payment. • Elegant model • * * new kit., storage,' W&D. Call Louise 908-254- board, B 'n B, camp/fish- cluded in price. 1.7 acre • Owner financing BEDMINSTER ing basis. Call Phil, 908- view lot. $298,900. C«n- $65,O00/BO. NY Bus. 6300 or Builder direct at THE HILLS 232-1464 908-297-1825 247-7594. tury 21 McQee Real- to qualified buyers. Studio Condo, $61,000 tore, 908-528-4440. For more Information call 908-781-5958 CRANFORD- 3 BR Colo- 7 DAYS BY APPT. nial. New kitchen, family CRANFORD- $40K room, LR w/fireplace, OR, 276-0370 below cost. Modern Ig 2 lVz baths, large deck. BR, 2 bath, elevator, prkg, Asking $225,000/BO. Call walk RR. Adj. park, Deluxe 908-276-7449 or 908- 217 Pronptict Avonuo bldg. Sacrifice $139K or 272-4521. Cranford, NJ 07016 best offer. 908-709-1540 HOUSE OF r^ CHANCE TO THE WEEVEEK IJ CRANFORD $209,900 EEFEVANCE? With Mortgage Rates At Their Lowest Advertise to Level in Nearly 3 Decades, More And The living room fireplace Is.flanked by bookshelves, the "family sized" dining room has a window seat w/storago & there's a 1st floor study. More Homeowners Stand to Save A Large 'dine-in ClfcRcn w/acljaconTtaundry room. TTbeclrooms + sleeping ~~~™~ ^"Bundle By RefinancrngT" Sell anything porch, wall to wall carpeting, basement recreation room & half bath, screened front porch + a freshly painted exterior & newer roof. Wall Street Journal, 12/8-MH at all! '86,900 10% DOWN • NO POINTS 30 Year Fixed Rate 15 Year Fixed Rate 0R NO CLOSING COSTS <- " 7 % % /o % Fabulous Townhouaes In gorgeous setting within one mile of NYC train & bus. 7 /8 8.32 APR 7¥ 7.95 APR OPEN HOUSE CRANFORD • A 3 BR ronch w/now oaU CRANF0RD • Spacloui 5 tlR, 3 QA homo trie- hllchun cablnob, now drlvoway- rwwur w/w hA« a family rm. balh 8i Inundtv rm Addition. SAT. & SUN. 12-4-MONDAYS 3-7 can^l & a frcshly painted Interior. Handsome End. St. htMtud front porch, lormfll tllnlnu rm. Great CALL " Sold to qualllled buy«r» thru brokar by pmspadus. Lll (liuplacu. (ormnl DR, lunccd buckvord. o.tU EIK. natural vuoodworlt. doublti t].ud(]c>, lj\mo prop«rtv on quliit tiuail und strtic'l. C/AC Si 175' deup proncity. Closn to school! On Site: (908) 272-3534 $l!)8;')00 $251.'XI0. 1-800-334-0531 Office: (201) 773-6262 Dlwctlotw To Parkway VUtaoe (21B): Taiai Qatdon Stole to place to exit 137. Go we»J on North Avo. to 1»l WQW, "«•« riflhl Celebrating 20 yean onto ElijaiboUi Avw. REALTY,* i«?. dCLandmarkScrvfctf your Tuko ltd right onto Wa4« Av/e. and pro- ... 175 South SI. ' Call: (201) 984-5900 MORTGAGE classified caed to Parkway /// YA HEAL ESTATE INC. /(REALTOR- 232-8400 VlllaO«(21B)v f(( 44 BLM sr. wesTcieuo. N.J. Morrlstown, N.J. 07960 (800) 551-5552 CORP. ad. Licensed Mortgaga Bankor, N.J. Dopt. 01 Banking J-F010002 \ •'•••/. •• . i • .4, Page U-2 / Forbes Newspapers RealEstateGuide January 8, 9, 10, 1992 January 8, 9, 10, 1992 Forbes Newspapers Forbes Newspapers/ Page U-1 9270 9410 9430 9440 9440 9440 9500 9670 Vacation Rentals «Homes 9450 Retail Rentals Townhouses J Apartments Apartments *» Apartments Rooms Miscellaneous Rentals and Condominiums KILLINQTON, VT.- 4CLARK— 3 bedrooms, 2 ROSELLE PARK- SOMERSET,- Route 27 CLARK- 2 BR In 2- MANVILLE<- 2 bedroom FANWQOD BORDER — BRIDOEWATER- garage : bedroom Chalet, 5 min-baths, w/W carpet. $1000/ SO MERSET/QU AIL- fami.ly,. $750/mo. All apartment, 2nd floor, (Coolldge)'. Share 2 BR, 1400 sq, ft., fenced ln utes to mountain. Avail, mo. + utilities. Conve- Uarge room, cable TV, for rent. 10' x. 20'. BROOK- Waiting for you! utils., refrig. Incl. 1 mo.modern, and clean. Kitch- W&D, IV2 bath, kit., LR,shaf: e kitchen/bath. $100 Locked garage. Avail, yard, Ideal for store or of weeks & weekends. Call nient location. Call 908- storage & parking. $450/ 1 3 BR, 2Vi bath townhome security. Avail. 2/1/32. en, living room with natu- : per week. Please call immed. thru June 1...$45/ flee. Call 908-846-4983. 9O8-665r0655. 574-3090. w/refrigorator, washer/ 908-233-6462 ral brick wall, tile bath. mo. +. ¥2 util. Call Bob mo. Cqll 231-1391 Oorer, 908*241-6605 or 908-322-9212. NOKOMIS, FLORIDA FANWOOD/SCOTCH dryer, pool & tennis. Avail CRANFORD— Furnished Walk to stores and shop- CAR STORAGE SPACES Between S'arasotq and PLAINS— 2 BR, study, Feb. 1, Asking $1000/mo ping., $685 plus utilities, 908-688-9430. 0REENBROOK- Fur- 9680 3 rooms, 3rd floor in love- nished, working female $50/mo; Owner lives on Warehouse Rentals Venice. Avallable-10/1-3/ LR, DR, eat-in-kit. $995 ly Victorian home. $675 IVi months security. NO ROSELLE PARK- 1 BR & 31, $500 includes utill- Includes utlls. Call 908- Century 21 PETS. Available Jan. 1st. over 25, non-smoker, refs premises. Near White- + sec, includes all utili- Efficiencies. Heat & hot& security. 908-966-4319 house Station. 534-4638 .thes. Local phone and 889-5073 or 908-668- Golden Key ties &. laundry room.. 5 Call 725-4 710 or water supplied. New w/w METUCHEN— 5000 sq. cable TV, double bed, eat0829. , minute walk to center of 725-3391 carpet, painted, nice bldg. HILLSBOROUOH— Furn. ft. warehouse/office in kitchen, shower and LOPATCONO TWP.- 5 Realtors town & transp. Call 908- MANVILLE- 2nd floor, 5 Private parking. No pets. rm. w/bath. Use of kit.; 9600 Space w/loading docks, bath, Sunde'ck, 1 mile to BR,'2Vi bath, LR, DR, kit., 276-5397. rms, laundry hook-up, Pis call 908-241-6869 laundry. Off-st. prkg. For COMMERCIAL overhead doors, high cell- the. beach and fishing! FR w/frplc, laundry room, 908-873-8000 couple pref. security & after 4PM or leave mes- male. 908-359-0238. REAL ESTATE ing, on site parking, Ideal " Toyota's Camry XI^Ebroadeiis its appeal Secluded! • 3 car gar., CAC, $1100/ SOMERSET— 2 BR, IVi DORCHESTER refs. 260 N. 5th Ayesag. e 494-1617, for light manufacturing, 90q-3S6-3047 mo. IVi, mo. sec. Avail. HOUSE 725-2557 . ROOMMATE distr., or lab. Also, 120Q bath twnhse. Ea. BR has ROSELLE PARK- 1st fir. ByBJLLRUSS ing, large headlights and a low nar-' POCONOS BIO BASS Immed. 908-722-5876 , separate bath, w/w car- Somerville MANVILLE- Apt. 1 BR.of 2 family, 4;'rm. apt., RELOCATE 9650 sq. ft. office & 1200 sq. -fcr*-K-E-——R esorf^eo ft; warehousie, min. to. row grille. T petr-CAC,-washer/- dryerT -Mew_wall-_tQ-.waH_cflrpeir:|-bsnnt.; near town & NYC Office Rentals FORBES NEtaTSPAPERS . munlty. Winter getaways, many upgrades, tennis, Bsmt. with separate utilli- transp. No pets. Avail. • Need aRoommmate?— H908543 free skiing, 3BR lakefront, formal LR, eat-In-Kit., Fam • Luxury " : . Have a >oom for rent? Rm, Large yard, walk to popl. $1000. 914-279- tles, Pvt. entr. and gar2/1. . 908-241-9032 CRANFORD— Qente'r of SCOTCH PLAINS^- Cen- Toyota, as ohe of the world's not lack for conveniences; It fea- cable, lodge. Wknds, wkly, 2051, 914-969-7682 High Rise Security., No PetSv $645 Want to relocate? ter of town. 1100 sq. ft. turesa seven-way driver's seat, a mid-wk specials! Reason- train, $1400/mo. plus Elevator Apartments ROSELLE PARK- 4Vi Meetnew frjends/or.job town: 2nd floor, neat largest automotive manufacturers, utlls. Call 908-548-9042 SOMERSET- Quallbrook, Per-Month 908-359- rms., modern 4 family, small office. Good for anywarehouse w/overhead quiet and efficient climate control able. 201-992-4903 \- 722-9177 3375. . Anywhere in U.S. door, pyt. office w/lava- builds a lot of cars, trucks and Vans NO. EDISON- 4 BRs, like new, 2 bdrm. Condo, $700/mo. plus own utils: For.More. Info. business. Great starter of- system, all power on locks, win- POCONOS— Mountain 2% baths, LR, DR, FR,DR.LR, bath, galley kitch- MANVILLE- large 2 BR,Call 241-2722 Send $1,00 & SASE fice. Across from Munici- tory, high ceiling, on site ' in many styles and sizes. In the .Chalet,' luxuriously fur- eat-In kit., WAV carpet, 2 en, fully carpeted, AC, all Studio full attic, quiet area close ROSELLE— 1BR,. heat & to Marketing Institute pal parking. $395/mo. parking. Suitable lite passenger car line-up it ranges dows and mirrors, a split fold-down nished & Conveniently lo- car garage, CAC, fenced appliances & upgrades. 1 & 2 Bedrooms park. Call 908-707- hotwater incl., X mo. sec. 1180 West 8th Street 908-277-2226 or 908-mfgr., distr., lab. Call Mr. from the subcpmpact utilitarian rear seat plus a very large trunk, cated to Ski: Areas. Re-In backyard. Walking dis- Easy commute to all 0624 • Refs. No pets. $575. Call 273-2152. Stein 908-322-9351. serve wknd/vacation time major hwys. $775/mp. DUNELLEN- 3 rooms, So. Plainfield, NJ 07080 Tercel "to the luxurious Cressida. cruise^ control, driver's air bag, ad- tance to Metro Park. Ex- 908-245-0300. •'*•* *"+ • • . : 908-821-0355 convenient location, laun- SOMERSET- Rm. +CRANFORD- South Ave. justable height on seat belts and early! 908-231r 1445 cellent schools. $1600/ MIDDLESEX-*-—Ml d- Single prof, office suite of SO. PLAINFIELD—1 up to Sports cars extend from the Paseo mo. + utlls. 908-906- dry facilities in basement. dleaox Vlllag*. Spo- ROSELLE— 2nd floor, 2 share house. Quiet, wood- rear defogger. The expensive POCONOS- REASON- SOMERSET— Quallbrook Available immediately. Pis family. Large rooms, 3 ed area.' $300/mo. + Vi rooms in CPA firm. Ideal 5000 sq. ft. warehouse, and MR-2 to the Supra, The Supra ABLE RATES. 3 BR Ranch, 0533 after 5PM Townhouse, end unit, clous 1 BR Garden apt. for lawyer or other profes- space with Inside loading van, 4Runher and Land Cruiser sound system adds a CD player wood stove. Secluded call 201-575-6225. $67B/mo. Includes heat BR, LR, DR, kitchen, ga- utils. 908-247-7594. Phil dock & option of offices RARITAN-3 BR home, 1 2BR, 2V4 baths, LR w/fire- rage. Near transp. Avail sionals. For details call cover the sports/utility field, while and two speakers to the standard wooded lot. Near skling> place, DR, loft, CAC, all • *. * *• * & HW. NO PETS. Pool SOMERVILLE- Furn. or offices., only. Minutes bath, EIK, CAC, great avail. 356-5550 Iv m»g immed. Roommates are 908-276-4111. AM/FM/cassette player — and does, Available weekends,; week neighborhood. $1,000/ appliances, garage, EASTON, PA.- 1,^"a^ Rooms $80-up. Sm. apts. from 287. We cater to the there's a whole bevy of pick-up or month. Pis.call.for bro- $1100.201-992-7574 BR apts. &. Townhouses, welcomed. $950/mo + $135/wk. - Call manager FANWOOD/SCOTCH small business person. provide excellent sound quality.. In-^, mo. +utlls. Call 908- MILLSTONE— 1 BR apt.IVi mo. sec.. & Utilities. PLAINS— Small office of trucks in both two- and four-wheel chure. 908-722-5537 . 722-0117. Luxury garden apts w/easy includes AC, W&D, refrig. 908-722-2107 5-7PM. Call 908-753-0200 strumentation is excellent, all seat- WESTFIELD access to Rt. 22 & mlns. Call 908-241-9173. \ approx. .340 sq. ft. Avail. drive configurations. Standing tall POCONOS- Weekends, SOMERVILLE/BRIDOE- & DW; no pets, single SOMERVILLE— Nicely Immed. Convenient to and squarely in the center of the ing is comfortable, inside storage is weekly, monthly, or sea- PARK EDOE from N- J. Low, low, Pa.adult/ $585/mo+ Util. ROSELLE- Studio apart- furnished room w/refrlg, WATER— 4 bedrooms, 2 2 BR, IVi bath twnhse. rents. Call 215-559-1411 ment-NEW, $500 includes transp. to NY. Please call entire lineup is the all-new 1992 roomy and all controls are well- sonal. Five minutes to skicar gar., Good location IVi mp. sec. Call 526- Non-smoker, male pref. 908-561-2449. Buy It. Sell It.' or fish. Please, call 908- Kit., DR, LR, bath w/j • +.*•* *' 5275 between 3 & 10PM utilities. IVi months se- Sec. $75/up. 725-6470 Camry. Since it first appeared in placed. $1500 + . Call 725-5729 acuzzl, walk to park, ten-. curity, required.. Please HIGHLAND PARK- 500 709-1731. EDISON— 2 bedrooms, NESHANIC STATION — call 908-241-9594. SOMERVILLE- room w/ Find It; 1983 this family-size four-door ROADABlLrrY: The Camry is a SOMERVILLE— 3/4 nls, town & train. $1300/ heat & hot Water in- spacious 1 BR apt. Kitchen privileges. Call. sq; ft. office on the Main CS- Winter/Sum- bdrms',. 2 bath Colonial, mo. + utll. Option to pur- cluded. Year lease. Avail. SCOTCH PLAINS- 1 Street (Raritan Ave.) of model has become a best seller, family sedan, andas such delivers mer. 4 bedrooms, IVi residential area, .close to chase $179,9.00. Epr ap- groun; d floor^ $625/mo + 908-526:5923. Highland Park. New facil- with over 1.5 rhillion being sold. It bfeths, fireplace, 15 min- hoW. No pets. 1% mo.util. Please call after 7PM Bedroom apart; w/appll- All In Ope Place?. a good, honest middle-of-the-road to wri'': '$-115 0. AVa 11. point. Call Susan Massa, sec. Call 908-287-0661. 369-8328 ances, 2nd floor. $575/ ity with parking in excel- is. currently the fourth best selling ,nr>problem type of ride and hanr utes to major slopes. Rea-Immed. PASCALE REAL- Century 21, Taylor & Love mo. Heat Included.; On 9460 lent location. Available sonable seasonal rates. TORS, 908-722-1032. EDISON— 3 BR, 2ndNORTH PLAINFIELD, Immediately. Call'719- car in the U.S. and represents over dling that appeals to the many car 908-654^6666. floor, avail. 1/15/92, no site parking. Call 908- Boarding Where Else Call 908-245-0164. QREENWOOD GAR- 322-9351. 7985, $-5 ask for Billle 40 percent of total Toyota sales. owners. Anti-lock brakes are an pp- .pets, adults only.. Refs DENS- Wall- Davis. ' 4 TOPSAIL ISLAND, N.C. req. $850/mo. 1% mo, SCOTCH PLAINS- 5 But Classified! Many of the. new third- tipn at $ l,2uO, but well worth it 10 Area Golf Courses 9430 9440 " maintained 1 BR garden ROOMMATE HILLSBOROUQH- Pro Townhouses sec.-e85-1471 after 4PM apts. $650.41/mo. & 2 rooms,.2nd floor, residen- generation Camrys sold here are even if only needed once. As part 3 BRs, 21/2 baths, pool, Apartments tial area. Prof, couple. No fessibnal office building. ocean, photos available. and Condominiums FANWOOD/ PLAINFIELD BRs $750.41/mo. In- RELOCATE built here in Toyota's modern fa- of the standard equipment are in- BORDER— Large 2 bed- cludes heat & HW. NOpets. Avail, immed.- Call 2200 sq. ft. Rt, 206 & 9800 201-927-1730 908-322-6478. Need a Roommmate? Triangle Rd. at traffic cilities in Georgetown, Kentucky dependent suspension, power BEDMINSTER— 5 RM room, 2 bath apt. in mod- PETS. 786-1157 Have a room for rent? BUSINESS A PROFESSIONAL REAL- apt. (2nd floor), $800/ ern elevator bldg. Near SO. BOUND BROOK- light. Available Im- OPPORTUNITIES near Louisville, where for the past steering, ^ower brakes and all TOR— will help you obtain Want to relocate? medlately. 908-218rll00 Advertise month, 1 yr lease, IVi stores & transp.,. $825. RAHWAY- Large redeco- Lge. 5 rooms, 2BRs, quiet Meet new frlends/or job two years it has acquired top weather Firestone P195/70RI4 tires. a rental to meet.your month security. Newly Also avail. 3 bedroom, 2 rated 3 room apart. Close area, w/w carpeting, busi- LEBANON- Rt. 22 @ Rt. A lot of engineering detail went In the Classified! needs. Rental fees paid decorated. Np pets. 908- Anywhere in U.S.. marks, in quality. This new model bath, $975. Call 908- to transportation. $500/ ness couple pref. $750 + For More Info 78 exit, modern office. 9820 into producing a very strong and by landlord. Call John 234-2355 after 3pm. . 757-0899. mo. includes heat. No litils. 201-825-2179. 1235 sq. ft. Set up for Franchise was specifically designed for tiie today at RE/MAX Partners Send $1.00 & SASE doctor, chiropractor; stable body and platform, as well 9400 BELLE MEAD- cozy 1 br HIGHLAND PARK- 1 & 2 pets. Call 908-233-6945. SO. PLAINFIELD- 1 BR to Marketing Institute Opportunities United States market, and has 75 RENTALS Realtors, 908-534.5052 in unique country mansion other. CAC, ample park- as a-quiet ride. bedroom apartments. RARITAN— 1BR, 2ndapt. 2nd floor, $500H 1180 West 8th Street Ing. Ideal for space shar- percent local content which quali- EDISON REALTOR on well groomed 3.2 $700/$800 + utilities. utll. Call 756-4905 So. Plainfield, NJ 07080 acres w/storage, laundry, floor, carpeted, refrig. IV2 ing. 908-687-1273, 9-5. fies it as a domestic car, j. PERFORMANCE: A new 2.2 liter The Toyota Camry XLE has undergone numerous styling changes for 1992 that have broadened Its customer appeal. NO RENTAL FEE Century 21, J.J. Laufer, mos. sec. Refs. No pets. SO. PLAINFIELD— 1 Irg 908-322-9498, 7-9pm. JOIN A WINNING TEAM! 9410 parking, garden, non- Realtor. Please call 908- $625, heat incl. Avail. As in earlier models, the new four-cylinder engine was developed Call us first for- Condo/ BR 3 rm Apt. Pvt. house, 9470 " .• *.*.** •• •"•;• • •.. Entoi the MuW-Bllllon Dollar managed 22.9 rripg, while on the Homes smoker, no dogs. $640 or 249-7717. Feb. 1. Forappt. call 908- sedan also features two power for the 1992 Camry. This four- Townhouse rentals. $685. 908-874-3063 Lrg walk In closet, Free Apartments to Shan METUCHEN- 2-3 room Auto Atter-Miiket Indutiiy. highway I averaged 26.8 mpg. Middlesex County KENILWORTH— 3Vi rms., 725-2758 cable, off St. prkg, Near offices, prime location, plants, a 130 horsepower inline valves per cylinder powerplant is hospital and shopping. A PROFESSIONAL REAL- Somerset County BOUND BROOK— 1 BR, 2nd fir., off-st. parking, near train & bus, off. four-cylinder and a 185 horsepower internally balanced for smoothness CONCLUSIONS: 'The newest TOR— will help you obtain DaFrala & Stanley $650 includes neat & RARITAN- 2 room ef- $600 air util inc. 1 mo BOUND BROOK- 3 street prkg. 548-6400. off-street parking, near Sec. No Pets. 754-3317. bdrms, 2 baths, LR, large V-8. After short test drives in Ken- of operation. It is port ftiel injected, Camry, the third major design and a rental to meet your Realty 819-0004 water. Avail, immed. 201- ficiency. Kit., BR, priv. MIDDLESEX/SOMER- needs. Rental, fees paid 1 transp. Please call 287- 361-5975 after-7PM bath, newly renovated, Kit., bsmt, close to 22, tucky and California/here are my and has the needed increased powerplant change since its incep- "let us bring you home ' 2778 for more Info. 287, 78. $350/mo. plus VILLE- 200 & 500 sq. ft. by landlord. Call John EDISON- 2 BR, 2 bath, KENILWORTH- 6 room heat & utils. Incl. $550/ SOMERVILLE- Spacious observations on the four-cylinder horsepower to: briskly carry the tion is in keeping with Toyota's de- today at RE/MAX Partners BOUND BROOK— 2 BR, mo. Call 908-722-0161 utll. 908-996-7470 or Rt. 28. Excellent location. W&D, CAC, pool, 1 pet, all apart., 2nd floor, 3 bed- 1BR garden apt. Free 996-7670. 526-3661 or .526-0694. Selling Car Phonos, Car Alarms, top-of-the-line XLE for 1992: larger size and slightly heavier sire to keep it riot only a Bread and Realtors, 908^-534-5052 appli. Near trains & high- heat & water supplied rooms, garage. Avail RARITAN- 3 rm. apthea. t & HW, mlns. from Window Tinting, Car Detailing. weight of this latest model. The BETHLEHEM, HUNTER- ways. $975 + utlls. Call $750/mo.' Security req. Immed. $900 + utilities. $140 & $150 weekly. Se- Bridgewater Commons FANWOOD- Prof female PISCATAWAY- OFFICE and Accosswfos As A Palm APPEARANCE: The Camry has Butterfamily car, but to increase its No pets. Avail. Feb.l. Springs Auto Resort* Franchise four speed electronically controlled DON CTY.— 3 BR on 22906-7849 Call 908-467-5423 days, curity & ref. Lv. msg. 908- $200 move-in rebate. Call to share 3 BR apt. Large OR RETAIL. 6,000 SQ. FT. been completely restyled and a 15 buyer base by giving it new styling 908-526-0380 908-687-0643 eves. 908-725-2596. BR, nice area, near train. WILL DIVIDE. FORMER automatic transmission very qui- acres. Partial log cabin FLEMINGTON- Concord 722-5712 $340/month + 1/3 utlls. BANK AND DENTIST OF- Included: percent increase in size moves it and performance characteristics construction. $1200/mo. .•.***•* etly and smoothly shifts up and Ridge. Spacious 1 BR BRIDQEWATER 908-322-6682/322-3957 FICE. 981-1313. • Site Location Mtlltance up from compact to midsize status. 755-9340, Iv. msg. Condo, large kitchen, fire- RARITAN— 3 rms. & down to meet a broad range of that broaden its appeal. GRANDVIEW bath, 1st floor, off-street SOMERVILLE MANVILLE- Female SCOTCH PLAINS/WEST- • Tra/n&ig Its new styling is rounder, there's BOUND BROOK- Vi du-place, CAC, washer, dryer, Ads In Classified • IVtwnioiy changing driving conditions, in- PRICE AS TESTED: $21,552 with plex, LR, DR, kit., FR/BR Vi basement, pool & ten- GARDENS prkg., private entr. Avail. roommate wanted to FIELD— Pvt. exec, suites more flush glass and tighter seam don't cost — Jan 1st. 908-526-0118 LUXURY APTS share 2 BR apt. $350/mo. from $375/mo. Secretary • Equipment ' gaps. The XLE has alloy wheels cluding entry onto an interstate. ABS and upgraded sound. + 2 additional BR, Ignis. . Avail 1/15. $850 + 1 & 2 Bedroom Town- office & phone support/ • Turn-Key Operation . , yard, avail Jan 1, $900 + Utilities. Call 201-428- houses. Central air, Indi- + Vb utils. Call 908-359- BASE PRICE: $18,848 in well- They pay! ROOMMATE Top area, 1, 2 & 3 4790 or 908-725-9017. conference/duplicator/fur- and a glass sunroof, in addition to ECONOMY: EPA ratings are 21 Util. Call 908-271-0886 8641. vidual storage. Walk to bdrms, air condi- niture avail. Open space Call: wide side mirrors, body side mold- ciiy/27 highway. In city driving I equipped XLE trim. FRANKLIN PARK— 2 BR, park & tennis courts RELOCATE from $15 Sq. ft. BRIDQEWATER- 2BRs, 722-6740 tioned. Heat, hot ROOMMATE 1(908)906-1995 LR, DR, Kitchen, on 121/2 bath towhhouse, •Need a Roommmate? water and cooking C.E.O. EXEC. SUITES, Acre $850 plus utlls. excel view, walk to NYC/BRIDOEWATER— 2 bed-MANVILLE- 1 BR ef- Have a room for rent? RELOCATE INC. 908-322-9351. FOR INFORMATION Avail. Feb. 1. Call 908- PR express bus, AC, W&D, room, $720/month, IVi ficiency w/ bath, all utili- gas included. Balco- 1 6000 1 8030 8030 8030 Want to relocate? Need a Roommmate? SOMERVILLE— 2 office 1 AUTOMOBILES 1 Automobiles Automobiles 537-4606 or 526-6678, many upgrades, tennis & month security. No pets. ties supplied. $550/mo. Meet new frlends/or job nies, country setting, Have a room for rent? prof, suite. Paneling, AC, Automobiles . . after 5pm. '•'•"' •"''•"••'"' ''••'"''• pool, $9,75/month. 908- Pis call 908-647-9450 Call 725-2867 after 6PM Anywhere In U.S. ^*. walk to town. Stor- 9840 821-2452 Iv msg Want "to" relocate? ';' Carpeting, Private Park- BRIDOEWATER- Lovely CLARK- 2 BR in 2 fam- MANVILLE- 1 BR, kitch- For More Info age. Cable W op- Meet new frlends/or job ing. Call 908-725-6660. Investments/ 8010 ACURA- 88 Integra LS, DODQE- 89 Shadow, , • . •+*•** 3 BR cottage, 2 bath on HILLSBOROUQH- 1 BRily! $75O/mo. All utilities en, LR, downtown Man- Send $1.00 & SASE tional. $620 when Anywherein U.S. . WATCHUNG- Approx. Opportunities Automobiles 2-dr, red with black int., 2.5L, fuel Injected, 5spd, HONDA— 88 Prelude SI, mini estate. 1 yr lease. condo, carport, loft, wall &/refrigerator Included. 1 ville. $550 + utils. 1 mo. to Marketing Institute available. For More Info 500-1375 sq. ft. In pro- under $1000 AC, sunroof, alloy wheels, AC, new tuneup/tlres, PS,white, 5-spd, 69K hl-way Excellent location. Pis call to wall, storage, balcony4mo. sec. Avail. Feb. 1.sec. Available immed. 1180 West 8th Street Send $1.00 & SASE fessional bldg., ample BUILDER LIQUIDATING PS/ PB, tilt, extras. PB, $5500. Call 908- ml., 5 yr warr, $8600/80. Linda 908-526-5595 eves $765+ utll. 873-1732 Call 908-233-6462. 908-704-9179. So. Plainfield, NJ 07080 722-4444 to Marketing Institute 10,000 adult driven 968-7940, before 10pm Excel cond. 234-1920 parking, easy access to ASSETS— Ocean County, BUICK- 66 Wildcat SOMERVILLE- 1 BR apt, 1180 West 8th Street routes 78 & 22 . Avail, Office buildings, restau- miles. Showroom like new HONDA- 90 Accord LX, private home, LR & kit, So. Plainfield, NJ 07080 Convertible, needs work. condition. 5 yr/lOOK mile DODO.E- 91 Spirit, 4-dr, 2 0 K m i., loaded, immed. Call 908-561- rant, lots & land. Low $1000. 908-469-8385 transferable, warranty. air bag, 5-spd, AC, Im- bsmt w/hook up for W&D, WESTFIELD- Profes- 2600, 908-232-9323. down terms, exchanges. $12,000. Jeep 85 Chero- walking dlst. to train & BUICK— 80 Skylark, 4dr, Selling car due to receiv- maculate. Balance Of 7/kee, 'low mi., auto., PS, sional male, to share 2 WESTFIELD— Prime loca- Call for details 908- ing Company car. $9500. 70 warr. 908-359-1923 shopping, 1st floor, $630/ BR, 2 bath apartment with 244-2346 v6, auto, AC, PS, PB, 91 $5000.908-534-6679. mo. IVi mo deposit req. tion. Modern office suite, windows, AM/FM cass. Call 908-526-7139 same. $400/mo. Eves. & 700 sq. ft. on 2nd floor. EAOLE- 89 Premier, 4- HONDA- 90 Accord IX, No pets. Pis call 908- weekends 908-232-4192. Former NUSKIN ex«c— needs trans work. $350 ACURA— 88 Integra, dr. all power.loaded, exc.28000 mi. Excellent con- 725-8003 or 359-6869 Off street parking. Please 908-560-0829 Iv. msg. call 908-232-2470, now In more fair and lu- gold, good cond., loaded, cond., 38K ml, $7800 dition. Priced to sell. SOMERVILLE- 1 BR apt. crative plan. 24 hr. CHEVY-82 Camaro Z28, 75K mi., $9200. 908- 753-8066 after $10,675. 908-231-9551 record'g. 908-561-3945. private home, LR & kit, 9480 PS, PB, P/windows, auto, 276r2348 HYUNDAI— 89 Excel, 2-. full attic; walking distance 9660 LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR- 6 cyl. Very good condi- FORD— 86 Mustang, 4 Homes to Shan Industrial Rentals BUICK- 85 Somerset dr, 4-spd; 25k miles, Ask- to train & shopping, 2nd seeks people for weight tion. $750. Regal, auto., all power, cyl., 4 spd., like new in & ing $2800. Please call floor, $630/mo,- IVi mo Call 908-534-1192. out, low ml. AC, PS, PB, BRIDQEWATER- Share less. Dr. recommended & AC, stereo wAape, V6. 908-769-5509 security, no pets. Pis Call EDISON LIGHT IN- guar. 10/30 lbs. In 1 mo. Runs well. $3000/60. P/locks, etc. new clutch our Holiday Stocking Program couldn't happen. On behalf of the hundreds of 908-725-8003/359-6869 home family. Separate 2 CHRYSLER- 79 New- rooms w/entrance & bath. DUSTRIAL- By Tpke Also earn $1000/ $2000 port, 4-dr., very clean, 272-2990 not rebuilt, tires, brakes, INTRODUCTIONS... SOMERVILLE- 2 BR,Park-like setting. Reply per mo. PT; $3000+ FT. needs tail pipes, $650. BO over $3000. Call 769- A way for people to meet families whose holiday was brightened by your warm-hearted generosity, exit 10, 287 & 440. Top908-231-6979 BUICK- 87 Century, 4dr, 5826, Iv. nsg. 2nd floor, nice neighbor- professionals only. $480 distribution site. 12' over- 356-6843 auto, PS, PB, P/locks, PI people, every" week In hood, $75O/mo. 1 mo. + utlls. 908-231-0670 . STARTER KIT $S*- Earn windows, AC, AM/FM FORD- 87 THUKJDER- your local Forbes newspa- Burgdorff, Realtors offers sincere thanks. sec. Call 908-996-6364 head door. 2,000 sq. ft. FORD- 78 LTD II, red, 4- DUNELLEN- share 3 BR avail. Call 908-738-8735. money now, part time. For dr., PS, PB, AC, $400/BO. cass.,- tlltwheel, new tires. BIRD TURBO COUPE, ALL per. The ad is free, then information please call POWER, LOADED, 5SPD., one call does It all! THIS IS CELEBRATION MONTH, SOMERVILLE- 3 V2 house, W&D, in-ground PLAINFIELD- In Urban Needs T pipe .muffler. 72k ml., garaged, Exc. large rooms & bath. No pool, single mom w/1 908-780-7864 146K mi. 658-3469 cond. $3950. 236-2482 ALARM, KENWOOD W/ 1-800-334-0531 Enterprise Zone, tax ad- AMPS., CELL. PHONE, Nobody works harder for you than Burgdorff. pets. Residential area. child OK. $45O/mo. vantages, 1350 sq.1 shop, STAY HOME- earn over WITH THE BEST POSSIBLE PRICES WE CAN OFFER! Private entrance. Avail. 752-2105. HONDA— 81 Accord LX, ASKING $5395. 246- MERCURY- 85 Grand office, 1/2 bath, drive-in $100 a day. Easy work. 5-spd w/AC, PS/PB, "new Ads In Classified 2655 NEIL Marquis, 2-dr., all op- Feb.l. • Call 908- door, fenced In parking. Excellent pay. Amazing re- 725-6276, after 5pm. clutch/exhaust, runs new, don't cost — tions, exc. cond. $4700/ BRAND NEW FRANK J.THIEL OLDWICK — Country set- $6OO/mo plus util. 908- corded message,' FREE excel transp., $1000/BO. FORD-. 88 Escort GT, BO. 908-359-7157 TIII:M;\\ SAULKOH'KRS.MOUK THAN SOMERVILLE- 3 spa-ting, 97 acres, BR w/ fpic, 549-1829 details. 908-324-7651, Dan Jr. 908-572-1999 They pay! 1992 MERCURY Burgdorfl Realtors is 5spd, blue, all options, MERCURY- 87 Topaz I pleased to announce the cious rms., 1st fir. apt.privacy, full use of house. Ext. 101. alarm, great shape, Must TRACER 4 DOOR New kit. w/appllances. $500/month + V3 elec. SOMERVILLE- 2000 PLYMOUTH- 81 Champ, SPT, 4-dr., 5-spd., almost merger of The Thiel Age- SQ.FT. 2 Bay workshop, STEEL BUILDING DEAL- 4-spd., 115K, runs great. see. $5495/B0 526-4875 all options, immaculate Wild strAwbarry, auto OD trans., 4- New bath. Basement Pis call 908-439-3484 ERSHIP- Potentially big BUICK- 89 Century, ncy with the WosHield hook-up for W&D (gas or Office & store front. Many $30,0/B0, please call FORD— 89 Escort GT, cond., 58K; new: tires, cyl., pwr. rack & pinion stmg/dlsc Branch office of Burg- PLAINFIELD- Female uses. $6.50 sq.ft. Avail, profits from Sales & Con- 908-359-7303 eves. 27K, all power, AM/FM 5spd, AC, very low ml.,battery; transferable 5 yr. brks., AM/FM st-dass., air, tnt. gls., rr., dof., cloth Int., bkt. sts., air, elec), gar. Incl. $7O0/m6. struction. Buy Factory Di- cass., auto, AC. Asking N dorff Realtors, Frank J. + utils. Sec. No pets. Call wanted to share house, immed. PASCALE REAL- Exc. cond., factory warr. unlimited mi. warranty. remote mlrrs, BSM, VIN. NR612284, STK #2J8, MSRP S12,744, outside Sleepy Hollow TORS, 908-722-1033 rect. Some areas taken. $8500. 908-231-0240 $1491 factory discount, $688 dealer discount. Thiel, active in Real Es- 725-6470 303-759-3200 Ext. 2601. Advortlao In the ClassHledl trans/motor, Clifford Alarm $5500. 908-754-0078 -5 area. Large yard. $350/ CHEVY- 87 Monte Carlo AIR CONDITIONING * AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION tate since 1959, was the SOMERVILLE- Spacious mo. plus half utlls. Call sys. 908-752-1539 former owner of The 9670 WANTED ONLY 19 MORE LS V-8, 55k hi-way miles, FORD— 89 Taurus, 6 cyl. MERCURY- 88 Cougar, ' AT NO EXTRA CHARQEI 1 bdrm. apt. close to pub- Barbara 908-756-6539 PEOPLE—. to lose up to fully loaded, exc. cond. 27K ml., moonroof, fully 4 OTHERS IN STOCK Thiel Agency, Moun- lic trans. & shopping. Off Retail Rentals 8020 PS/PB, AC, All options ex- 29 lbs. In 30 days. 100% $5500. Call James 908- cept p/windows. New tires loaded, mint condition. . AT THIS PRICE) tainside and recently street parking, cent. A/C & ROOMMATE guaranteed. Call 24 hrs. Automobiles 654-5972, Iv. message. 908-494-1165. Scotch Plains along with heat, balcony, laundry HILLSBOROUGH- Tri- 1-800-253-DIET (3438) & brakes. $6850 BO. BRAND NEW 1992 room. For info 626-5128 RELOCATE under $2360 CHEVY- 88 Caprice CL, 324-2734 or 442rO9il. PLYMOUTH- 86 Reliant his wife, Betty. Mr, Thiel angle shopping center, Earn $$$ while losing 4dr, blk/slv. loaded, 52k Station Wagon, 4 cyl. MERCURY is a former Director, First SOMERVILLE- Two 1- Need a Roommmate? avail. Immediately, per- weight. Have a room for rent? CHEVY- 82 Camaro mi., V8, new tires, $6900. HONDA- 83 Civic, sedan auto, PS, PB, Air, Am COUGAR 2 DOOR Vice President, Second bedroom apartments fect location for laundry WORK FROM HOME— Gold, 4 cyl., standard 908-561-2571 Iv. msg. radio, FWD, excel, cond. 1.4 ACRES available 2/1 and 3/1. Want to relocate? mat/dry cleaner, video stereo/cass. choc, brown, Auto OD trans., Vfl, pwr. rack & Vice President and For free details mall SASE trans., AC, 53k miles. MOVING OVERSEAS, sell Immac, guaranteed. Asking $2675. Call 908- pinion atrng/dlsc brks., AM/FM st- President of the West- Gracious custom built center colonial home with space to add Walk to town, utilities pro- Meet new friends/or job rentals, gift/card shop, to DPF Publications Inc., Good cond. $1950/BO. 526-6007 MERCURY SABLE vided, ideal for single pro- Anywhere In U.S. Call Owner/landlord at below book value Trade accepted. $2750. cass., pwr. w/lks/trunk/dr., St., air, Int. gls., rr. dol., tilt, crulso, field Board of Realtors and has received the Realtors Com- pool and tennis court! Master bedroom suite, separate dress- PO Box 8033, Plscataway, Call 908-233-4246 or CHEVY- 89 Corsica, Others. Call 968-7900 24 gauges, bkt. sts., remote mlrrs., BSM, all-season stl. belt radl- The Morcury Sablo has always provided comfort and safety. fessional. Call 722-0906 For More Info 908-931-6630 for details NJ 08855-8033 PONTIAC- 73 Ventura Now tl comes with drvlor-sldo air bag Supplemental Restraint munity Service Award. "We are so pleased to add another Ing room with many, many closets and new master bath with Send $1.00 & SASE 908-756-8856. 32K, still under warranty hrs. • als, VIN. #NH600313, Stk. #2K2, MSRP $19,602, $700 (actory Realtor with Frank's depth of knowledge and experience to whirlpool. 2 raised hearth fireplaces. Living room has random or 722-8936 for details. 455, 4spd, posl rear, discount, $2157 dealer discount, $T50 factory robato, (7.9% Systom. Whon used with your front seat safety belt, the air to Marketing Institute FORD— 85 Tempo, red, $6995, FORD- 87 Tau-HONDA- 88 Accord LX, bog provides addod protection to your head and cheat In our Westfleld staff," said Manager Jean Massard. "We are width peg floors, large country kltchon. $329,900 In Scotch SPRINGFIELD- Moun- 1180 West 8th Street 57k miles, stand, trans., rus LX, 70K, $4995, both headers. $2900/80. 908- APR financing available In How ol $750 rebate). tain Manor. LR, DR, new gray,' 5 spd., loaded, 1 572-0725 moderate to sovoro frontal Impacts. The Sable also offers proud he chose Burgdorff." Plains. Weslfleld office, 233-0065. So. Plainfield, NJ 07080 AM/FM. $2000/80. Call loaded 638-5342. 4 OTHERS AVAIUBLE kit., Florida rm., 1 BR, 1 owner, excellent cond., optional right sldo air bag and anti-lock brake system. So get 908-369-6111 CHRYSLER- 86 5th Ave. service records; 59k PONTIAC- 87 Grand Prix AT .THIS PRICE!,. Into a Sublp. You'll llnd Its boauty Is. more than skin deep. bath, CAC, 1st floor. miles. $830b/B0. Must V6, AC, AM/FM"cass, 63K $15,995 $985/mo. + heat. PLYMOUTH— 85 Reliant, 4-dr., fully equipped. 9490 90K mi., PS, PB, ACGrea, t cond. $4700/B0. sell. 609-655-7414, Iv. miles, like new, $5,800. 908-273-8183. $1800. 908-725-4544 908-359-7157 message. Call 609-585-2250 HERE ARE A FEWOF OUR SUBURBAN-TRADED WAYCHUNO.- Efficiency Wanted f^Rent apt., AC, off-street park- h"TRf7Tjrg r 1991 PORD 1989 MERCURY $485/mo. plus elec. Avail, EXECUTIVE OFFICE w/ 1991-FORD~|-490O-MERCURy._. L-t988_TOYaTA- immed. 908-755-1443. socrotary office outside. EXPLORER XLT GRAND CAMRY AEROSTAR VAN SABLE Furnished or unfurnished. MARQUIS IS 4 tloof, Black. »ulo OD irans.. Vfl. WESTFIELD- 3 bed- 4 dr., VO. tuto, WO, p/a/b/ 7 pas?,, scaling. Vfi. nuio, p/s/ rooms w/2 full baths, con- Approx. 500-700 sq.ft. M H m 4 aoot, atilo OD l/ans, VO, pw< SW. -l-cyl., nuio. p/o/b, mt, pwr. rack 1 pinion «linfl./diio. w/lks., tin, air, causa, casa, sUnn/diac bika., AM/FM si CM., spood cntrl.. ill. AM/FM si- b/w/ Ikn. lill, cruiso cntrl... duiil Uik«., AU/FM «l-c»««.. nMiktjat. Will consider Assuming COMING c ul venient to center of town. Hunt, whla., 2-tons pnlnl, p/w/ika /nuiik/di, at., an, mi. \jii,, cnoa,, p/w. rr. dol.. VIN #J0- ,lir, rr radio. VIN. #MZAB9767, IIS nr Int. Ola . "• <**!•• ""• ' ' lease. Location must be House-hunters VIN. <|IMUD7M14, Stk. rr. (Ifll-. till. ciuiQO. vtiiotif ml, 257-17. Slk. #2517A. 45,051 Slk. #ll>3l. 21,142 ml. ,,,' VIN. wJaeSOI77. 351'*. Landlord pays for heat & 40.534 ml close, to The Hills. 908- # IP24, 20.340 ml. alum, wills,, VIN. LXfi-14374, *J1K mi. all other utilities except #2M04A. 33.601 mi, electric. Available Im- 781-2638. are $ mediately. $1225/mo. $ $ $ 908-232-9045 bot. 9-5. ROOMMATE 18,995 13,995 10,995 14,495 8995 WESTFIELD- 3Vi rooms, RELOCATE AFFORDABLE LOCATION, LOCATION/LOCATION walk to train, no pets. $625/mo. + IVJ month Need 0 Roommmate? Condo living Is yours with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, CAC and and quality and sensible price. 4 bodrooms — ono with security. Please call 908- Have a room for rent? OR-GOING... much more. Low maintonanco (GO. Olforod in Clark for privato ontrance. Cathedral coiling In this 28' living room plus 654-1946. Want to rolocate? $134,000. Wostliold offico, 233-0065. a dock with built In hot tub. An unusual opportunity in ono of Moot now frlonds/or job Wostfiold's (Ino9t aroas. $339,000. WosHield offico, 233-0065. WESTFIELD- Apart- Anywhore In U.S. ments avail. Walk to NYC For More Info on transp. No feo. No pots. Sond $1.00 & SASE Heat supplied, IVi mo. to Marketing Institute Forbes Buying or Selling.., FANWOOD sec. Studios $615/mo. 1180 Wost 8th Street Call 908-464-6296. So. 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RflOCATION CENTERS Call Elnlno 719-7992 AutomotiweGuide 9AM-5PM. to advertise Page U-2 / Forbes Newspapers AutomaihieGuide January 8, .9, i 0,; 1992 Battle Royah Amsterdam/here we crjme Cranford girls battle Unipn Bustling, quaint Dutch capital is Taking in the atmosphere and nostalgia of 'Cliib Hot Rod' Catholic in basketball See this week's feature of Forbes-Lufthansa trip down memory lane for me; Period-piece photos of guys in leather jackets 'a transplanted Southern Californian who has been in the islands fgrover ByBOBHAGIN See Sports, page B-l See details on page B-3 hanging around street rods and early-day drag races lined the walls but 20 years, was the owner in charge of putting it all together a couple of Weekend! FORBES NEWSPAPERS , . ' what really knocked my socks off was the bar -—< or rather what wasy^a^agoi^The toughest part was getting the '32 over the bar. We must So I'm walldjig'aown Ala Moana Boulevard in Honolulu a month ago, above it. Upside down on a mirror-clad piano turntable, a complete have hoisted it up 20 times befc*ejwe_|ot it right," he told me. "The first just minding my own business and. doing a little shopping for souvenirs. yellow 132 Model A Ford Highboy slowly rotated while a brace of high time, it brokeMn half since the chassis stress on those cars is taken up by intensity spotlights highlighted its bellypanned floor and 327 Chevy' You know, stuff.to bring.horne to the kids and grandchildren. Nothing : ; : : : engine. I was even more impressed by this phenomenon than I was by the tires." ' - . •,•'•"• ' . .. ' . ''• .,••'.'". ' ' . .... -•..''• •'".' fancy but guaranteed to get hugs for grandpa. the Street Rod parked outside. .'• \ - . , ' . .. • Piluso went on to explain that the cars and most of the decorations. And there sitting on the sidewalk is an almost perfect 123 T-Buckiet f Were put together by Dick Dean, another name from the southern The interior was dark and as my eyes became^ecustorhed to it,,'I roadster complete with brass Model T radiator, a flame job-painted on found that the whole place was decorated in Early American Hot Rod. California hot rod industry. "The Chjysler Hem! (engine) came from the the side and'a: chromed suicide front end. The front tires were- skinny The high-standing table that I made my nptes on was a plexiglass case old. Stone; Woodsand Cook Willys drag coupe," Piluso .explained, "Doug and the rear slicks Ibokect like they were about a half a yard wide. It enclosing n aQK.nKrygW Wpmi Hrag rarW gnginp rnrpplAJP with a 270 Woods donated it to the decorations;!' . . ' ' ; wasn't show quality, of course, because it looked like someone drove it - Those of us who follow drag racing a quarter century ago remember -Thuisdayr.JanuaryTJ6rJS92 1 Jimmyblower and fuel injection system. Thfe hand rails that lead up to Volume xx, Number xx ^rForbes-Wewspaper-SG-Gents^ every day. And while the 302 cubic inch - Ford wasn't as traditionalas a the dance floor and the band stand were trimmed with tall light units that ground-shaking car very well; . , small-block Chevy, it was nicely tricked out with a Holly four-bartel, an that looked like they might have comfe from a '57 Mercury Turnpike .."George Barns donated most of the photos," Piluso said with a touch Vol. 99, No. 3 CRANFORD • GARWOOD • KENILWQRTH Accel ignition system and ladder headers. If I had to lable it, I say it was Cruiser. The dance floor itself was a mosaic of large brass stars set in of nostalgia in his voice. "He just opened up his files and let me take my. a typical Mel's Drive-Ih Saturday Night Cruiser of the early '60s- It glass and each contained the inscribed name of a hot rod or racing pick." Brian Young, manager, of the dub, told me that during the tourist looked good. personality. The eclectic collection included Shirley Muldowney, Carroll season, the. place is flooded with nostalgic "vintage!' street rodders who Needless to say, I was quite surprised to find this refugee from Shelby, James Dean (remember his '49 Merc custom in Rebel Without A congregate to talk over old-times. American Graffiti'sitting on the pavement a couple of hundred yards Cause?), Keith Plack (the engine builder) and a gaggle of others. There In researching this story, I tried to find, other true hot rod "theme" In brief from Waikkiki Beach and felt.compelled to investigate further. Pm sure were the usual number of upholstered couches on the scene but in this restaurants around the country. So far, I've come across only on, in positions cut that even in laid-back Hawaii, parking on the sidewalk is frowned Upon case they were fiberglass replicas of rear clips of a '57 Chevy, .an Olds of Alameda, California. Surprisingly, there were none to be found in the Boy Scouts collecting view the budget and make cuts in , by the local cops; ,••'•• the mid-'50's, and several others that escape me at the moment' The Los Angeles basin or any other metropolitan areas.'Arid what a golden By BRIAN P. DUNLEAVY Could be. laid off if $664,000 is not ship about. $100,000 short of the works department also loses a driv- cans and newspapers . er. The public safety department other areas," said Commissioner; The T-Bucket was sitting in front of a. restaurant that-announced itself nost of an early Edsel stuck out of the wall ' opportunity for Fred Piluso. to open up a string of Hot Rod' Clubs. I'd be cut from the budget. $664,000. budget cut goal. St. Michael's Boy Scout THE CHRONICLE • will have to eliminate one parking Barbara Bilger, who was acting via a big neon" sign that said Hot I$5d Club