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INSIDE iMIhe\^festfield Record Vol. 4, No. 33 Thursday, August 19,1993 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents Central Ave. will be closed next week NJAWBO meeting SUUJVAN used for the first two days, he said, is Sept. 14 THE CHRONICLE but should the construction take The New Jersey Association Repairs in Clark force detour on south side longer, off-duty police may be of Business Owners (NJAWBO), Police expect some traffic snarls used. Union County Chapter, will next week while a major traffic ar- County engineer Armand Ftor- directions, said Capt Owen Mc- Street, left of Rahway Avenue, left onto Central Avenue. hold a dinner meeting Tuesday, tery through central Westfield is letti said in an official statement Cabe. He added repairs could take Sept 14 at the Westwood, 438 dosed to traffic. on Terminal Avenue in Clark, and Cars and trucks travelling north that the repairs will be completed North Ave. in Garwood at 6 Union County workers on Mon- twodays days. then right back onto Central Av- will still follow separate routes, in "approximately two days." pjn.. Cost for the meeting is day will shut down the Central Av- About a one-mile section of Cen- enue. simply reversing the above de- "We apologize for the inconve- $22 for members and $28 for enue Bridge near Terminal Avenue tral Avenue will be dosed to Trucks will be sent the opposite tours. nience this will cause. However, if non-members. For information in Clark at 9 ajn. for "emergency through traffic. way, around the east end of the Capt McCabe said Westfield po- these repairs are not made, then call Miriam Skarr at 889-8973. repairs." The construction will af- Cars travelling south out of town construction. Larger vehicles will lice officers will be posted at the the risk of the bridge being closed fect travelers heading into and out on Central Avenue will be detoured be forced through Cranford: left intersection of South and Central for an indefinite period can arise. of the center of Westfield. in a half circle to the west to avoid onto South Avenue, right on Lin- avenues and Rahway Avenue and The work is being performed dur- Support group Cars and trucks will be re-routed the construction area. Drivers will coln Avenue, right on Walnut Av- Grove Street to assist in directing ing the summertime, when school for singles around the area in two different be forced to turn right on Grove enue, right on Raritan, then left traffic Regular duty officers will be is out and traffic flows are lighter." A support group for sepa- rated, divorced and widowed in- dividuals is holding meetings at Churches Looking outside' 7 pm on the second and fourth A familiar Sundays of each month at SL Helen's Parish Center, 1600 Rahway Ave. in Westfield. For ransacked face heads information call Bob Laudati at 322-8862 after 8 pjn. •y BOB8UUJVAW THE CHRONICLE Special award Two churches were ransacked by Tamaques burglars overnight Friday and Sat- for school board urday. At press time, the churches By NICOH A. OAVINO Washington Rock Girl Scout did not know what had been taken, THE RECORD council recently presented the but police believe the crime was a Community Service Award to simple burglary, not a religiously- Kathleen Zepf was appointed as the Westfield Board of Edu- motivated attack. interim principal of Tamaques cation in recognition of out- Inside the First United Method- School upon a recommendation by standing cooperation and sup- ist Church on East Broad Street, School Superintendent Dr. Mark port the school system has police found a half-eaten, cooked Smith at Tuesday's Board of Edu- given to Girl Scouting. The pre- chicken in the microwave oven cation meeting. sentation was made at Wash- and a pitcher of lemonade. A win- Ms. Zepf is a former pricipal of ington Rock Girl Scout Coun- dow on the west side of the church Tamaques School, having retired cil's Awards and Recognition had been smashed open to gain in 1984. She was replaced then by dinner held June 8. More than entry to the church, and police David Tuller, and she now replaces 200 adult Girl Scout members found a blood stain on the side- Mr. Tuller, who was recently pro- attended the function. walk. Inside the church, small door moted within the district windows were smashed as the bur- Ms. Zepf will serve as temporary glar or burglars made their way principal while the board searches An invitation through the building. for a permanent replacement She to laugh A similar method was used in- will begin Monday and continue side the First Congregational through Jan. 1, or until a perma- You are invited to join Toast- nent principal is found. masters of Westfield Humorous Church on Aimer Street, but police don't know how the suspects en- She will be paid $200 per day as Speech Contest Thursday, Sept tered that building. Police found a consultant during the interim. 23 at 8 p.m. at the Fanwood Marlboro cigarette butts at both Sold on sidewalks Ms. Zepf worked in the Westfield train station. Refreshments will churches. DIANE MATRERO/rHE RECORD school system from 1957 as a be served. For more informa- Kevin Bums and Jacqueline teacher, assistant principal and tion 889-1890. Bumham scan shorts on sal* principal. After serving as principal Homeowners, for both Lincoln and Tamaques Foreign film at the Westfield Sidewalk schools, she took an early retire- festival concludes Sale, above, while below ment in 1984. police foil Denlse de Mellow and Kelly Ms. Zepf was strongly recom- The Memorial Library Thurs- mended to Dr. Smith by both day evening foreign film festi- McCloskey atop for a drink. Marie Scian, supervisor of el- val ends tonight with a 7:30 2 burglaries A few hours of rain Friday, ementary education and personnel, pjn. showing in the meeting A Central Avenue resident foiled evening dldnt damper the and by outgoing Tamaques princi- room. Tonight's film is: Adam's a house burglary Aug. 12 when she pal, Mr. Tuller. Dr. Smith praised Rib (Russian 1992) — A won- stumbled upon the burglar in her Weetfleld downtown sidewalk Ms. Zepf as an experienced and derfully wry Soviet comedy home's first floor. •ale this weekend, according knowledgable educator who knows about three generations of The suspect, Thomas Ball, 56, of to Westfietd Chamber of the school and the community. women living in nerve-jangling Westfield, had performed several "I think we are very fortunate to proximity to one another. odd jobs at the home prior to the Commerce president Cather- find someone who has such expe- incident ine Brolhler. Though some rience in the district and in the Senior housing The victim said she spotted the community," Dr. Smith said man in her home pulling a wallet retailers said business was Last niontli, outgoing principal meeting is Sept. 2 out of her purse. She grabbed it not as busy as some past David Tuller was appointed to suc- Two community meetings from him, then called police at 8:45 p.m., according to her report Mr. years, and less merchants ceed Marie Scian upon her Sept 1 will be held at the Westfield Se- retirement At Tuesday's meeting, nior Citizen Housing facility, Ball had entered the home through participated, the chamber an unlocked kitchen door, police Ms. Scian's combined position of 1133 Boynton Ave. tonight and prealdent said the aale was a supervisor of elementary edu- Sept 2, 7 p.m. in the com- said. He was sent to Union County Jail ofler failing to post $10,000 success. "Considering we cation, personnel and affirmative munity room. The purpose of action officer was redefined into a the meetings is to give the pub- bail. didn't do a lot of promotions, Kenneth Stith, 46, of Westfield, single position of rirector of human lic an opportunity to learn first- everyone was happy with the resources. hand about the new senior was arrested and charged with at- tempted burglary after police saw amount of traffic we gener- "I wanted to redefine the posi- housing to be built adjacent to tion in a way that stressed person- the existing housing. him banging at the rear of a Myrtle Avenue home Sunday evening. ated," she said. nel responsibilities," Dr. Smith (Please turn to page A-2) said. Thrift Shop reopens Sept. 8 The Westfield Service Westfield youths rendezvous with John Paul II Leagues Thrill and Consign- ment Shops, located at 114 people into things," said Cathy said. Elmer St, will reopen for busi- By NICOLE A. QAV1NO Ochs, head youth minister at St Ms. Corno and Ms, McEnemey ness Sept. 8. The thrift shop THERKCOKD Helen's. arrived in Colorado last Tuesday will be open for registration and Ms. Corno said she was amazed and immediately began their World receiving Sept 8 9, 9:30-10:45 Devotion to their faith brought from the moment she found out Youth Day activities by attending a.m. and 1-4 p.m. Proceeds Westfield High School students she was going to see the Pope. Masses led by Archbishops from from the shop are donated to Tara Corno and Turn McEnemey "It was like shock, all I could various countries. local charities. half-way across the country last week in the name of their church. think was — Why me? Why did I Tara Corno recalled her amaze- The two young members of the get picked?" said Ms. Corno. ment at the opening Mass: "All Cancer Care seeks Church of St. Helen's were port of During the last year, the two around us there were people from office volunteers a select few who got the op- young women have been meeting all over the world and as we were portunity to travel to Denver, Colo., with others around the state who walking everyone around us was Cancer Care of New Jersey is greeting us. The whole thing was seeking volunteers for its Mil- where Pope John Paul II was visit- were also planning to go to Denver. just amazing, 1 had chills up and burn office at 241 Milburn Ave. ing the U.S. It was through these meetings that The volunteers are needed to The two young women were, cho- Tara McEnemey was chosen by down my spine the whole time." help with the daily office wurk sen through their involvement Archbishop Theodore McCarrick as The Pope arrived on Thursday such as typing letters, unswer- with the youth program at SL one of two people to represent the and was greeted by President Bill tng phones and other related Helen's. AH JMHT ministers, they Newark Archdiocese. Clinton and a limited crowd of tasks. If interested call l'at Con- lend small groups in discussion According to Ms. Ochs, Tara about 500. Although the young nolly at (201)379-7500. about their beliefs «nd feelings McEnemey was singled out as a Catholics from Westfield could not Cancer Care is a non-profit, about their faith. Of all the youths youth delegate because she was be part of this group, their time to non-sectarian social service or- at SL Helen's, Ms. Corno ami Ms. very active in these meetings and see the Pope was soon to come. ganization established in 1944 McEnernoy were chosen because very outspoken. It was at a special Mass Saturday to help cancer patients, their of their leadership qualities, their "She became recognized as a morning at the Cathedral of the friends cope with devastating enthusiasm, and their devotion. leader, they saw her enthusiasm Immaculate Conception that Tara impact of cancer. "They are both the cheerleader and her good thoughts and opin- McEnemey was able to meet the Tara Cortno and Tara McEnemey of SL Helen's Parish were In type of person, they draw other ions about her faith," Mi. Ochs (Please turn to page A-2) Denver last weekend for the papal visit of John Paul II. A-2 August 19, 1983- End of the day Arson is suspected in early morning fire A North Scotch Plains Avenue ported criminal mischief to their resident reported that their ftant A resident reported criminal mis- residence Aug. IS at 7:58 p.m. lawn had been intentionally I Police log chief to their front lawn on Canter- • • • scorched during early morning bury Avenue. A Central Avenue resident re- hours Saturday. • • • ported criminal mischief to their Police and fire units responded Broad Street reported Aug. 9 crimi- A resident reported Aug. 15 the home Aug. 16 at 2:31 pjn. to the scene, but the resident nal mischief a book in the library's theft of auto license plates front a doused the flames prior tothei r ar- collection. vehicle parked in a driveway on Prescription fraud rival About a 5-square-foot area West Broad street Michelle Hamlet, 24, of Ken was burned, police said A resident reported Aug. 11 crim- • • • ihvorth was arrested and charged An odor of gasoline suggested inal mischief to a vehicle parked The front window of Jay's Cycle with prescription fraud Aug. 11 and that an accelerant had been used on Lambert Circle. Center at North Avenue East was 1 p.m. She attempted to obtain pre- to set the blaze, SgL John Parizeau reported smashed with a rock Aug. scription drugs with a fraudulent said. Police have no suspects. A resident reported Aug. 11 theft 15 at 8:15 am. prescription, according toSg i John • • * of a sign from the lawn of a Kim- • • • Parizeau. She was released after The Westfield library on East ball Circle home. A Tuttle Parkway resident re- she received a summons. Grass, open burning are Bicentennial calendar among department calls Aug. 14 is available for sale 200 block of Scotch Plains Av- enue — grass fire | Fire log The Westfield Bicentennial Westfield landmarks, such as 500 block of Cumberland Street poster highlighting town land- the Revolutionary War Cem- — open burning call marks has arrived and is avail- etery, the Train Station, the Ar- 100 block of Tamaques Way — Aug. 12 able for purchase, according to canum Hall Turret, and the electrical problem in dwelling 800 block of Dorian Road - Linda Maggio, chairperson of Miller Cory House. The photog- 600 block of Fourth Avenue - as- smoke condition caused by micro- the Westfield Bicentennial Com- raphy was done last spring by P sisted resident locked out of home wave oven mission. & R Associates. 200 block of East Grove Street - The posters, which cost $10 Aug. 13 shorted electrical equipment The first major bicentennial 700 block of Oak Avenue — wire each, will help defray expenses event will be a gala costume ball down in roadway Aug. 11 which will be incurred during to be held Jan. 22. Other events 400 block of East Broad Street — 1100 block of South Avenue West the year-long celebration of will include historic pageants, alarm activation - anti-freeze spill in roadway WestfieWs 200th birthday as an picnics, fireworks, and a carni- Westfield Senior High School - 800 block of Highland Avenue - independent community. On val. Several organizations are accidental alarm activation power lines down in roadway Jan. 27, 1793, Westfield became planning major events with a bi- a separate township from Eliza- centennial theme. beth. Barbara Lewis and Lucy Youths rendezvous with pope The posters are available for Banta are in charge of the Bi- (Continued from page A-l) everyone was holding hands and it purchase from the official Bi- centennial Master Calendar centennial Shop in Periwinkle's Pope herself. As a youth delegate was like complete unity." which will keep track of all the among 300 others representingdi - Throughout his visit in Denver, Fine Gifts on Elm Street They oceses from around the world, she the Pope continually stressed the are also available at the United events and provide Westfieldere AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORD with updates on bicentennial Tennis Instructor Richard 'Hutch' Hutchens of Wmtfteld oath- was able to attend an intimate right to life along with the impor- Fund Office in the Westfield Mass wherein she received Holy tance of family values. To Tara Train Station on North Avenue, happenings throughout the era stray tennis balls after hours of hard work on the Communion from the Pope. Como, the biggest message she re- year. Sept 17 is the deadline for Tamaques Park courts with student Adrlenne DeSensl. and in the Westfield Main Street According to Ms. Corno, Pope ceived from the whole event was office at 150 East Broad SL inclusion on the Master Calen- John Paul II walked right next to the value of unity. "We are very pleased to offer dar. Tare McEnerney. When Ms. "People just loved each other for Volunteers are still needed to Churches ransacked; burglaries foiled McEnerney came out of the who they were, regardless of being these beautiful souvenirs of our (Continued from page A-l) fled on foot Police later tackled church she was speechless. black or Chinese or whatever, ev- bicentennial," said Joan Hogan, participate in different capaci- \The resident of the home called the man in a nearby stream, SgL "She was so overwhelmed by eryone was there as one big family who helped develop the poster, ties in the various planned ^police moments earlier, at 11:20John Parizeau said. Officers Wil- being so close to him, she couldn't getting along together," she said. along with Paula Long and events. Anyone interested in ^p.m., complaining of strange noises liam Moffit and Barron Chambliss even talk," said Ms. Corno. Now back in Westfield, Ms. Lynn Hartzell. "They are just being a part of the Westfield Bi- at her back door. made the arrest The Saturday night Mass was Corno feels that her feelings about the thing to send along with the centennial celebrations should When police arrived, Mr. Stith -BOB SULLIVAN Ms. Corno's first chance to see the her faith have changed and grown. kids to college, and make excel- contact Ann Robinson, bicenten- pope. "I feel a lot stronger towards lent gifts for the holidays." nial volunteer coordinator, at "It was the most memorable mo- God and a lot closer to Him. I The poster depicts familiar 232-8323. SALE ment of the trip. I was crying and hope to share these experiences everyone was screaming — John and my views with a whole lot of Paul II, we love you," said Ms. people, even if they don't believe Corno. in God, they can respect my opin- SUMMER CLEARANCE "When he said the Our Father ions," she said. 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Thomas Streko, dentists; Dr. Har- •That's what Linda calls me," ris S. Vemick, physicians; Grant Mr. Love said with a laugh, refer- Buttermoie, lawyers; and Jill St- ring to Linda Maggio, executive di- eer, Darielle Walsh, residential. rector of the Westfield United "It is a privilege and an honor to Fund. work with those who contribute tal- Twenty years ago, Mr. Love ent, enthusiasm and leadership to served as a chairman to the United the United Fund campaign ef- Fund Drive. forts," Mr. Love said. "Emerson Thomas talked me The appointment of Roger Love into it," he said, "when I was serv- as the chief organizer of what tra- ing with him on the Westfield ditionally is the broadest-based vol- YMCA board." unteer effort in Westfield was an- And who talked Mr. Love into nounced by Frederick Buhrendorf, accepting the same post two de- president of the United Fund cades later? Board of Trustees. "Emerson Thomas," he said. The United Fund monies are al- Mr. Love points out that "the located to 20 member agencies: same faces" have been the key op- American Red Cross, Association eratives in local campaigns and, for Retarded Citizens, Boy Scouts, with many of those individuals re- ROGER D. LOVE Catholic Community Services, tiring and moving out of town, "We've got to bring new business Community Access Unlimited, Mr. Love, a graduate of Spring- Contact We Care, Girl Scouts, the people and others into the cam- field College, eryoys sports, tailing paign." Jewish Community Center, the and his family. He and his wife, Jewish Family Service Agency, the Mr. Love's ties to the town Michelle, are the parents of four should enable him to realize those Mental Health Association on children, Roger m, Christopher, Union County, Union County Legal objectives. A fourth generation Amanda and Traci Love Gray. Westfielder and an alumnus of Services, Union County Psychiatric Westfleld High School, where he The following division chairmen Clinic, United Cerebral Palsy ; Mayor Garland "Bud" Booth©, sitting, looks over plana for the Main Street Program with West» WH on the basketball team, Mr. have been chosen for the 1993League, United Service Or- field resident B. Carol Molnar; J. Scott Bereaford and Robert Q. Cox of Summit Bank; and Robert Love has owned Century 21 Taylor campaign cabinet: Douglas ganization, Visiting Homemaker ; Newell, Chairman of the Weatfleld Downtown Committee. Ms. Molnar, also an employs* of & Love Inc., a real estate firm Schwarz, campaign co-chairman; Service, Visiting Nurse & Health here, for almost 20 years. His co- H. Emerson Thomas, pillars dub; Services, Westfield Community Summit Bank, recently worked to have her corporation donated funds to Wcstfletd's Main Street Samuel McCaulley, special gifts; Center, Westfield Neighborhood effort chairman, Doug Schwarz, also is a Westfield native. John C. Lesher, Lawrence Man- Council, the Westfield Y and the "When they asked me tocon -nino, advance gifts; Brian Malloy, Youth tt Family Counseling Ser- sider serving as chairman, I said Donald Pray, A George Rogers, vice. Summit Bank invests in downtown Fd do it if I have a straight man who's organized," Mr. Love said. That's Doug Schwarz." Committee member helps secure donation from employer The pair will lead a campaign Westfield resident and Down- the development of our town's new tee; and to the Maids of Mindo- teem of more than 300 volunteers. ; town committee member B. Carol master plan which will enhance waskin Park. And, in Love's words, "We're going Molnar Esq., was instrumental re- the quality of life in town and will "I am proud to be associated to make the goal." cently in obtaining a donation to facilitate revitalization efforts in with these civic groups and with "Hie most satisfying part of this support Westfidd's Main Street re- the central business district. Main Summit Bank," Ms. Molnar said. process is handing out money to vitalization program. Street Westfield is a downtown re- the agencies which help Westfield- Tne pledge, to be awarded over vitalization program which will She and her husband, Allen Mol- ers," Mr. Love said, "so we've got ; three years, is from Ms. Molnar's help the town enhance the eco-nar Esq., a Florham Park attorney to make our goal." employer, Summit Bank, where nomic base, retail mix, appearance, specializing in banking and corpo- A past president of the Westfield ; she works in the loan administra- and image of the business district rate law, have two daughters, Amy, Y Board of Directors, he currently serves on the Y*s board of trustees. tion department at the headquar- "As a corporate citizen, Summit 11, and Meg, 7. He also serves in an advisory ca- ters office in Chatham. Bank invests in community Summit Bank, headquartered in pacity to the Washington Rock Girl Westfield was one of only four projects such as Main Street, which Summit, chartered in 1891, oper- Scouts. Both the Y and the Girl ! towns to be accepted by the state encourage positive growth, eco- ates 66 commercial banking offices Scouts are member agencies of the ; agency, New Jersey Heritage, into United Fund. He is also trustee of nomic development and social in Bergen, Essex, Mercer, Mid- ; the Main Street New Jersey pro- well-being," Ms. Molnar said. the Education Fund of Westfield dlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean < gram for 1993. A second-generation, lifelong and a member of the Westfield and Union Counties. Boosters Association. • As a private citizen, a public ser- Westfield resident, Ms. Molnar also ', vant and an employee of a com- devotes many hours to the Board munity-oriented corporation inter- of Education, where she is cur- ested in promoting the betterment rently serving her second three- of Westfield, Ms. Molnar said, year term; to Westfield's Planning V^^V ^^^S^B^^^B^BiP ^^^^V4l ^^t^fw i "Being a member of the Westfield Board; to the Westfield Chamber of ' Planning Board, I was involved in Commerce Beautification Commit-

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Travel/Regal Travel for the past six Children thru Adults • Beg. to Advanced Students years, and has been an active member of the Cranford Lions Featuring Our Pre-Professlonal Dance Company "Contentpo" Tho American Council For Dru^ liducation Club and Cranford Jaycees. He is •vice president of the Westfield Op- is a nonprofit organization timist Club, where he chairs its EXPANDED MUSIC AND THEATRE DEPT. dedicated to informing (he community affairs committee. STUDY WITH ACCLAIMED TEACHER/DIRECTOR GORDON INVERNO public ubout (he health hazards Master your trees of drug abuse. with Rutgers Co-op Classes for All Ages — Children thru Adults Call for more information The Rutgers Cooperative Exten- Join Us at sion is offering n Master Tree and a free catalog of Steward Program, beginning in educational materials September, The classes will teach OPEN HOUSE for children, teenagers, concerned people about trees so on that they can, in turn, teach youth and adults. about them. Sunday, August 29th 1-5 pm Gasscs will be held every In Person Registration Begins Monday Aug. 23 Wednesday, from 1:30-3:30 p.m., at Complete Line of Dancewear Available the North Broad Street branch of the Eli/iilx-th Frve Public Library. CLASS SIZE LIMITED • CALL TODAY Closes will ran Sept 22-Nov. 17. MM American Counoil Ample, secure, parking is provided for Drug by the library. 908-757-7373 Education "For an application, call James Visit Our Outstanding Facility at: Nkhnndowicz, Union County 4-H Fight drug abuxe with facts. Aflcnt, at (M4-DHM. 119 Hamilton Blvd., So. Plainfield (Near S.P. 1-800-488-DRUG Sjxico Ls limited and tho deadline for applications is Fridny. South Plainfield, NJ -Westfield Record- August 19,1993 ' Commentary Build a better magnet... Downtown merchants, once hurt by malls, rebound determined to win shoppers back First it was the malls. Their hours, parking, walk sale and a new, multi-media arts festival major "anchor" stores, selection of items, and This aggressive quantity and quality of pro- seeming compactness led hometown shop- gramming coupled with the gaslights-and- pers to drive on by Main Street's shops and brick architectural treatment of the shopping parking meters and head out to the XYZ Mall. district set the stage for an enduring come- Local shopping habits that went back a gen- back. eration or more were forgotten in a moment • Westfield has just organized a Main Street Consumers can be as fickle as some mer- program and office, and is building up to its chants can be resistant to change, it turns out. annual FestiFall, another outdoor celebration Then the non-recession and non-deniable that blends exhibits, arts and retailing in a recessions came, and Main Street shopkeep- pleasant downtown atmosphere. ers took another setback. Shoppers seemed to • Scotch Plains earlier this month hosted a skip both them and the malls. first — the Fred Spencer Memorial Bicycle Race featuring professional riders. It was such Now, Main Street merchants and their orga- a success that another race is already set for nizations are on the offensive. If those shop- next summer, and the event has given heart pers who snubbed them for the mall are still to its Chamber of Commerce and township fickle, and they certainly are, then why not leaders, as well. bring them back home where personalized • Fanwood's newly organized merchants al- service, accountability and accessibility are so ready are planning a September sidewalk sale much greater than at the regional mall? to induce local shoppers to rediscover home- Right here in suburban Union County, town shopping. there are signs of the vitality and renewed Crowd-pleasing events help. Phenomenon determination by merchants to keep their like The Gap turning up in a former Westfield towns and themselves alive as shopping lo- landmark shop help. Hometown shoppers can cations. help, too, by keeping a close eye on their • In Cranford, shopkeepers are coming out of downtown stores. A customer-friendly revolu- back-to-back weekends of a downtown side- tion has begun.

Letters to the editor Classroom best place for sex education to occur, writer says To The Record: matter of (act, textbook manner be- than in the classroom. There the parents is to know what these re- the issues and their consequences. where they got their information I am addressing the response of cause they didn't know how, their information is correct and up %• sources are, what the facts are and Judging from your letter, I think on these issues and then give us Irene Kalinowski (Aug. 12,1993) to parents before didn't know how ei- date . It's presented in a matter of how our children perceive them. you should come out from under your opinion on how we shouldn't Ann Rose's letter (July 22,1993). ther. Fifty years ago, a woman who fact way with plenty of opportunity Working with our educators and that 50-year old rock and go talk to recklessly empower our schools I find your phrase "that issues of was of age, maimed and pregnant to ask questions without embar- one of those young dying AIDS teen sexuality can best be dis- couldn't walk down the street with- rassment educating ourselves is clearly the with the task of sex education. cussed in the classroom is but one out embarrassment As a result of Frankly, I think this class should best way to guide our children to victims or a 13-year old in her last •.JACKSON more tragic example of an Ameri- this attitude, broad, romantic terms be given to the parents as well. be confident in the knowledge of trimester of pregnancy. Find out Westfleld can trend of recklessly empower- and symbols were used when talk- Parents need to be educated on ex- ing the institutions" a farce! The ing about sex. actly what issues our kids are deal- main reason why teenage preg- How much do you think a child ing with. Children learn a lot of A heartfelt greeting to ShopRite's board chairman nancy is up some 60% from 50 absorbs if he is uncomfortable be- things in school from politics to re- To The Record: you had chosen Fanwood. No mat- the improved service by having an- years ago or why the average age a cause his parents are embarrassed. ligion, like it or not, the choice of (Here is a copy of my letter to ter, I shop in Westfield, attend other first rate grocery store in a child losses their virginity is 12 is Parents have only started talking whether he's Republican or Demo- Mr. Thomas Infusino, Chairman of church in Westfield, worked in part of Westfield that is not served because the most important in- about sexuality with their kids, as a crat, celibate or not will ultimately the Board, Wakefem Food Incopo- Westfield and enjoy all the cultural by the existing stores. stitution- parenting was 'recklessly result of the AIDS epidemic Kids be his. rated.) events in Westfield. I also buy my Keep up the chase and good luck empowered' without the knowl- aren't just having sex, they're Today's children are smarter Dear Mr. Infusino, groceries at Kings and the A&P. to you and your franchise in West- edge provide the education. dying too. with more resources for learning Congratulations on selecting The only impact I see is a relief field! Parents 50 years ago didn't teach I feel there's no better place for than ever before. Some of them Westfield as your site for another on traffic on Elm street, a relief on CLAYTON PIERCE their children about sexuality in a kids to learn about these issues not so good Our responsibility as excellent Shop-Rite! I just wish parking at the A&P and Kings and Westfield Lyons bids farewell to readers; heads suburban Washington newspapers By CHUCK LYONS about sailing the Chesapeake, you know about the For Forbes Newspapers, this is a team of fighters Equally as difficult in my departure is saying fare- solitude of anchoring in a quiet river, the glory of a and their list of accomplishments in the past couple well to folks like Ray Bateman, Dick Shive, Lew Al- beam reach, and cracking crabs at St. Michaels or of years has been extraordinary. By using new tech- paugh, Frank Torpey and Steve Dragos at the Som- The resignation of an editor-turned-publisher is Rock Hall. Once drawn, the bay is difficult to enjoy nology such as pagination, and improved systems erset Alliance for the Future; never complete until the final column is written. from a distance. such as newsprint re-winders to reduce waste, and Mark Chazin, Marguerite Chandler, Arlyn Rus, The past week has been filled with emotional fare- Secondly, it seems one of the things that keeps innovative programs such as an alternative delivery Mort O'Shea, Charlie Harrison, Barbara Roos, et al, at wells and speculation about the future of myself and changing in our family is that there are more of us. service, the staff at Forbes has lowered the company's the Somerset Chamber, of Forbes Newspapers. Two newspapers, citing those Another member came along this year. His name is cost structure by hundreds of thousands of dollars Mary Ribeiro, Dennis Clancy, John Pastre and the infamous unnamed sources, ventured inaccurate ac- Drew and doctors say it was an infinitesimal long shot while at the same time carving out a well-researched board at the Business-Education Partnership; counts — the Courier-News reporting that I was re- that he was ever conceived. marketing niche underneath the embattled daily SBPA Executive Director Allison Sanders, Mayor turning to a former company, and the Home News, You might say Drew's miracle birth brought this newspapers — a program which has attracted hun- John Kobiela, Marti Butterfield, Ron Kaye, Tony Et- assuming that no news about where I am going must whole next-generation dimension of life to the fore- dreds of new automotive, real estate, classified, and tore, and other Somerville merchants; be bad news, asserting the departure was about a front — at least for me. retail advertisers in 1993. Dave Prugh, Ted Bates, Lauren Segal and the staff decline in circulation — something 90 percent of New There are enough of these tykes around now that I As the result of the recession and belt-tightening, as at the United Way; And many, many more. Jersey newspapers have experienced during this re- am beginning to acknowledge the word "grandpa" in most area businesses, there are fewer people Upon arriving in Somerset County, my co-worker cession. (although I always did prefer, "Hey, Chuck") and the around Forbes Newspapers and the work is harder. Jan Rozclle and her husband Ken escorted me to a Let me break the silence and give this not-very-big special responsibility that goes with being connected But they are turning out even higher quality work recognition dinner for Fred Hewlett. story some facts to stand on. This week I began work to grandchildren. from process color special publications to national I remember Jan commenting that I should look for The Washington Post Co. as president and pub- Once we settle in Montgomery County we should award-winning newspapers — and still make time to around because this WHS the leadership of Somerset lisher of a 238,000-circulation weekly newspaper com- be close enough to be dinner guests, but far enough volunteer hundreds of hours of their personal time to County and I would be seeing these folks around. pany located in the Washington, D.C., suburbs of away to qualify as "emergency only" babysitters. downtowns, shopping centers, and non-profit agen- Afterward, I placed a telephone call to my wife back Montgomery County, Maryland. It has been much harder than I ever anticipated cies. in Virginia during which I commented that my first The opportunity has two very special personal at- saying farewell to friends and colleagues at Forbes But that is what is special about weekly newspapers impression was that I had met the leadership here tractions. First, the move places us a short distance Newspapers and in a number of community organiza- and why they have a brighter future than most dai- and they seemed to be people who were both genuine from our 30-foot wooden Cheoy Lee sailboat at the old tions. In fact, I left the office early the day of the lies. They live dose to their communities and, for the and generous. I got that one right. And, my life is family pier off the Chesapeake Bay. If you know announcement a bit done-in by my own sense of loss. most part, they give a damn. richer for having known you. Citizen power can overtake nuclear proliferation By CMETCHENCO1C and technology is impossible with- into the atmosphere. The In- moratorium is a m^jor victory for out the assistance and selective tol- ternational Physicians for the Pre- the peace movement, and it is Union County Peace Action erance of the , Russia vention of Nuclear War has esti- clear proof of the power of grass- The^bstfield Record On Aug. 10 and 11, citizens of and Western Europe. We can no mated that 430,000 cancer deaths roots activism. New Jersey Peace FORBES NEWSPAPERS, A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. Cranford, Westfield, Garwood and longer give the world a double will have been caused by nuclear Action, founded in 1958, is the larg- surrounding towns participated in message of "do as I say, not as I testing by the year 2000. est and oldest peace and disarma- our First Amendment right of free- do" by producing, and testing nu- The nine-month moratorium ment group in the state. We have Malcolm 3. Fortwa Jr. dom of speech. clear weapons and then punishing passed by Congress and signed been a consistent and effective Edilw-ln-ChW Union County Peace Action, for- other countries for doing the same. into law last October was the cul- force working to end the nuclear Edward f. Carroll Alan Churchill merly Union County Sane/Freeze, Actions speak louder than words. mination many years of action by arms race. This country was begun EMCUUV* Editor by a citizen movement. The right Qanotf Man«gw organized petition signing at the The United States is continuing Peace Action (formerly Sane/ to ding to thousands of its nuclear Freeze), the coalition for Nuclear of women to vote was only possible Bob Sullivan due to citizen movement. The legal Managing Editor Donna Palffer weapons, is pursuing the resump- Disarmament, other organizations Ftopfeannlnttvfi Guest essay tion of nuclear explosive tests, and and concerned citizens, enslavement and discrimination of Cheryl Fertile* Doug Baum people of color was eliminated by is designing new nuclear weapons. New Jersey Peace Action was Chief Copy Edtlor-SpecleJ Sections Editor Ctastilted Advertising Mnnagor Garwood Pathmark to end nuclear citizen movements. testing. There was nuclear test in- Interest in acquiring nuclear weap- also instrumental in President Dave Slmlnofl Kelly Zullo formation... and most importantly, ons is unlikJy to change as long as Clinton's recent decision to extend We all have to fight for what is Sports Edrlor Cluaiflad Tataphona Sales Manayet the open discussion of ideas. the nuclear powers, led by the the moratorium on nuclear testing right. We cannot presume that oth- United States, encourage by ac- for 15 months beginning July 3, ers will do it Our advanced scien- William Wcathoven Mlckl Pulalnelll On Aug. 6, 1945, 140,000 human tific technology requires moral reg- WeefcondPlus Editor Major Accounts beings were killed by the first tions the belief that nuclear weap- 1093. Senator Lautcnberg, Senator ons t»re valuable. Bradely, and Governor Florio have ulation in order for life to survive* Jaan Casey Blllle M. Oavla atomic attack in history. Three on tliis planet. For the safety of us Qeorge Gannon Rogsr Sllvay days later, 70,000 more were killed The Unites States has conducted praised New Jersey Peace Action's Circulation Director vice President Operations Promotion Director Controller instrumental role in this extension and our children, we need to end Acting QflnornJ Manager by the second atomic attack. Now at least 942 nuclear tests since July nuclear testing forever. almost 50 years after the bombings 16, 1945 at a cost or 30-80 million of the temporary 15-month freeze Tile Westfleld Record In published weekly by Forbes Newspapers, A Division of Forbes Inc , of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the dollars per test The total cost per on nuclear testing. Every Union Union County residents make 10? Walnut Ave. Ceanlord NJ 07016 Second Class Poslage paid ul Cranlord NJ 07016 history happen one more time by world may again face nuclear di- year, including testing laboratories County resident who wrote a letter, POSTMASTER: please send address changes lo Forbes Nowspnpors, Fullillment Office, PO attended a demonstration, organ- contacting your Senators and Hep- Box 757, Bedmlnsier, NJ 07921 Tosubscribe call: 1-600-300-9321 saster. However, this time the and infrastructure is approximately rescnUitivos urging that they work threat may come not from world $2.5 billion (U.S. DepL of Energy). ized nn educational activity or in any way ndvncnted a test bun de- to negotiate and nitify n Compre- powers. The next atomic attack Each underground explosion cre- hensive Test Ban and otherwise Write Us: may come from one of a dozen ates an underground nuclear waste serves congratulations for helping Phone: (908) 276-6000 generate the political will for initi- seek to halt nuclear proliferation. 102 Walnut Ave. FAX: (908) 276-6220 countries now suspected of build- dump which contaminates the Join or rejoin Union County Peace Cranford. NJ 07016 ing nuclear bombs. ground and water table. Most un- ating these moratoriums. Action NOW! Call (i)08) 709-901G The spread of nuclear materials derground tests also vent radiation 'Hie extension of the testing for more infortntilion. I August 19,1993 A-5 Governor signs three Bagger-backed bills three bills sponsored by As-man Bagger's second school re- very conservative approach to its Including these three new enact- semblyman Richard H. Bagger (R- gionalization measure to become pension system, prudently pre- ments, a total of 10 bills sponsored Westfield) were signed into law by law this year, creates a procedure funding benefits that most other by Assemblyman Bagger have be- Gov, Jim Florio during recent for the dissolution of regional states pay on a current basis," As- come law during his first legisla- Havel weeks. The new laws impose a re- school districts. The new law sets semblyman Bagger said. tive term. taliatory commuter tax on New forth a series of studies and ap- All fares are each way based on round-trip purchase. York residents, provide a proce- provals necessary to break up a re- dure for dissolution of school dis- gional district, culminating in a U.S. tricts, and phase in the pre-funding voter referendum. Chicago (WIPI'104 of certain pension obligations. "Voluntary school regionalization Assembly Bill 1071, which be- Ft. Lauderdale I*99 can help create educational excel- KITCHENS $ came law four years after first lence at an affordable cost," Mr. Los Angeles

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Students start the school year well-dressed Baggy clothes, denims and plaids slated to be popular with students of all ages •y RACHEL KURTZ be especially popular. The colors more likely to be tucked in. are bold and some garments have Young girls will still be wearing FORBES NEWSPAPERS contrasting plaids. big shirts over leggings but this The only rule in fashion is that if Plaids are showing up for the year they will be hooded with bold you want to keep up, you have to older set in flannels in mostly floral designs. Silk flower hair ac- keep buying clothes. This back-to- muted colors of fall like cranberry, cessories can be matched up with school season is no exception. mustard and forest green. the outfits. The first day of school usually The prints are colorful and flow- Older girls can buy body- means kids are donning their sum- ery and, Mr. Rubinstein says, the hugging stretch pants, too, but will mer tans and their new fall clothes. most likely match them up with In the ever-changing world of fash- coordinated tops, either fitting or ion, this means big baggy clothes The key this year is not to cropped. Bodysuits are still around, for all ages, new colors, and a print-coordinate outfits but too, now shown in green, burgundy somewhat revised version of the and cream for fall. retro '70s look for older kids. to match the colors The retro look has progressed Elver-present denim is still pop- —Steve Rubinstein beyond bell bottoms and peace ular with all age groups. Boys in •Kid's Country signs. Some platform shoes will grades about 8 through 10 are still make it back to school although buying IOU jeans in colors bright Scotch Plains shoe stores are also stocking up on but toned down versions of other romantic lace-up boot Muted flow- years. Levis are still big sells for key this year is not to print- ery dressed with high waists and the older teens and denim with coordinate outfits but to match the pleats, "pallazo" pants with wide various trims and details are in colors. legs and matching vests, ruffly stock for younger kids up to fifth Although the "homeboy" look is front shirts go with these boots. grade. still in for this younger set, older Girls of all ages are accessorizing Steve Rubinstein of Kid's Coun- kids are moving on to a little neat- the new looks with chokers. try in Scotch Plains says that er look. Boys will still be wearing Much to parents' dismay, what is young kids will be wearing a lot of jeans that hang around the hips, "so cool, all the kids have it, I need plaid this year. Almost anything threatening to fall off at any mo- it" this year will be the "are you PRESTON MACK/FORBES NEWSPAPERS can be found in plaid and Buffalo ment but the jeans will be wide kidding? I can't wear that!" of next Zack Rubinstein and a store mannequin model some of the latest in back-to-school fashions at Plaid — one color on white — will legged this year and shirts are year. Kid's Country In Scotch Plains. Concert, auction to kick off college's 60th year WHEN YOU WANT TO OBT S&U0US CRAWFORD — Gourmet cuisine will be the Gourmet food stations will enable guests to gency Relief Administration. ABOUT MS ARTS... fare at a Gala Concert and Silent Auction, fea- sample elegant cuisine featuring beef and tur- Union County College, which had been turing the New Jersey Pops orchestra, Satur- key, pasta, seafood, and ethnic delicacies. known as Union College, Union Junior College, WESTFIELD SCHOOL OF DANCE day, Oct. 16, to commemorate the 60th an- Entertaining will be a three-piece ensemble and Union County Junior College, was estab- niversary of Union County College. portion of the New Jersey Pops, playing piano, lished in 1982 through a consolidation with the It will serve as a kickofT for a year of activi- bass, and tenor saxophone. former Union County Technical Institute, ties, including 40 events such as festivals, facili- At 8 p.m., the event will move to the Roy W. Scotch Plains. USGSB ties dedications, concerts, lectures, exhibits, a Smith Theater, where the New Jersey Pops will Today, UCC is a public community college Back-to-College Day, and athletic events. perform hits from the 1930s through '90s, in- BALLET • JAZZ • TAP • ACftOBATICS • POINT! * ACTING The gala, a black-tie-preferred affair, will cluding works by Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, enrolling some 4,500 full-time and 5,500 part- VOICE • BALLIOOM • FITNESS • MUSICAL THEATRE begin with doors opening at 6:30 p.m. in the Aaron Copland, George and Ira Gershwin, time students, with more than 50 programs BEGINNER THRU PROFESSIONAL Commons Building atrium area on the Cran- Rodgers and Bernstein. A dessert buffet will available leading to associate degrees, certifi- HOME OF THE WESTFIELD DANCE COMPANY ford Campus, as some 300 specialty items will follow. cates, and diplomas. FALL REGISTRATION be on display, to be auctioned off at a silent The college was founded Oct. 16, 1933 as For more information about the gala and AUGUST 31ST • SEPT. 1ST & 2ND auction. Among the items will be gift baskets, Union County Junior College. At the time, the other upcoming 60th anniversary events, call gourmet cheer baskets, personal services, week- college enrolled 243 students who attended Matthew Lynch at 709-7039. For more informa- 402 BOULEVARD • WESTFIELD, NJ end trips, jewelry, artwork, gourmet food items evening classes in Abraham Clark High School, tion about the college and its programs, call the (908) 789-3011 '_ and family outing packages. Roselle, under a $17,000 grant from the Emer- Admissions Hotline at 709-7500. COME JOIN THE DANCE EXPLOSION All Schools CINDY SMITH DANCE STUDIO are NOT BALLET • TAP • JAZZ • ACROBATICS Take The Shirt Off Your Back the SAME! 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FORBES NEWSPAPERS • The smell of new paper, the when the school bell rings •cratch of freshly sharpened pen- By AMYQWTVEY youngsters as well. Susan Fell ex- tar, piano, saxophone, clarinet, ;cUs...and a Donny and Marie FORBES NEWSPAPERS plained that moms who work out flute, and drums. Piano lessons can lunch box? at the center had requested birth- be given to children as young as 6, . " Well, some things have Walnut School days, school days...well, day parties for the kids, with an while kids 7 and 8 are ready to w changed since I was in school, they don't end at three o'clock any- hour of instruction and a half hour begin instruction in other instru- but the basics remain. Back-to more. Whether parents want kids of refreshments, often including a ments, and lessons are given in achool means new supplies, and to develop additional skills or sim- clown or "Barney." studio rooms at the back of the ; this year there are more products ply need an after-school program "The parties introduced a lot of shop. than ever to make sure your stu- due to their own work schedules, kids to a new kind of movement," "All lessons are one-on-one, be- jfent is well-stocked. '90s kids face a day almost as long Ms. Fell explained. The center also cause we believe that's the only ; : Of course, every student needs as their parents'. It's time that can offers adult-teen jazz and martial way to teach kids to play an instru- the most "elementary" equip- be well-spent, however, in a variety arts classes. The Suburban Fitness ment," said Joe Grasso, the store ment, such as paper and pencil. of activities designed to introduce Center can be reached at 654-2700. manager. The Bandstand can be reached at 232-G363. The variety available is over- children to creative and coordina- The Yvette Dance Studio, located - whelming, ranging from the tion-oriented pursuits. The New Jersey Center for Visu- at 118 Walnut Ave., Cranford, is al Arts, located in Summit, offers •plainest tablets and basic No. 2 While athletics are an obvious — also accepting registration for fall pencils to colorful notebooks, and often school-sponsored — art instruction for children as well programs. The studio can beas adults. To inquire about classes tnnders and pens. Helpful for choice, martial arts are an alterna- reached at 276-3539. tive. The Judo and Karate Club, for your budding Michelangelo, call • .older students, Mead has come Of course, not all pursuits need 273-9121. 'out with "All-in-One Super 107 South Ave. West, Cranford, of- fers classes beginning at 4:30 p.m. to be physical. For kids who love Whichever type of program you .Shades Binders" that include a music, learning to play an instru- choose, after-school enrichment ac- * spiral-bound notebook, paper, di- for children ages 4 and up. The owner and head instructor, Yo- ment can be especially satisfying. tivities can be a great opportunity . viders, a class schedule, and The Bandstand, 138 E. Broad St., for your child to discover hidden even a telephone directory. shisada Yonezuka, said that judo and karate helps children develop Westfield, offers instruction in gui- talents and new hobbies. '' Younger kids will be thrilled to self-discipline, as well as experi- ; know that as they pack their ence lower-stress learning through • supplies, some friends can ac- observation. Karate emphasizes '. .company them...on their sup- striking with the hands and feet, 'plies, that is. Drug Fair, on South while judo teaches kids how to fall Avenue in Cranford reports brisk safely and throw off an opponent, Helen K. Baldwin sales of Jurassic Park parapher- and the instructor added that all nalia, as well as supplies sporting kinds of children can benefit from Nursery School the familiar faces from Aladdin. the skills taught. Upper Deck, the maker of pop- "Children who go on to play foot- Founded 1956 ular sports cards, is also offering ball and soccer later will have al- notepads this year. Belle and the ready developed the appropriate Beast, from another wildly pop- coordination," Yonezuka said. ular Disney movie, are also grac- OIANE MATFIERD/FORBES NEWSPAPERS Kristin and Brian Zuravnsky from Cranford check out some Programs are oEfered year-round, Continuing a tradition of providing ing the covers of pads and note- and the club can be reached at 276- books, according to a representa- of the new school supplies they will soon be putting to use. love, nurture and sound educational 3544. programs for young children tive of Bradlee's in Clark, and are Dance is another popular physi- sure tob e a high on the list of a Store on East Broad Street car- snacks fresh, and Mischief Mak- cal activity, children love music Registration begins lot of little girls. ries a broad assortment of Jan ers offers a roomy bag that is and aren't as inhibited about Of course, kids today need Sport and EastPac models, and also waterproof. movement as adults. The Subur- in September something to carry their assorted the manager of the Cranford With paper, pencils, and a ban Fitness Center on South Av- First Presbyterian Church equipment in, and backpacks are Sports Center noted that some hearty lunch, your child will be enue in Westfield offers ballet, tap Accredited By the bag of choice. Nylon and can- models have leather bottoms for stocked for success when Sep- the National Springfield £c North Union Avenues and pre-dance for children ages 3 Academy ot in Cranford vas are both durable and usually the student with a lot of gear. tember rolls around. Don't forget and up during after-school hours, Early Childhood available in an array of colors Thermos has a new model with the most important item — an and has recently branched out into Programs 276-1166 and styles. Westfield's Leader an insulated pocket for keeping apple for the teacher never hurts. jazz aerobics and martial arts for State Licensed

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By CHERYL HEHL States, nearly 25 percent have at the employee. Lawmakers in Despite the fact there are penal- least one child younger than 6 OH... WPRE Washington conceded recently ties levied by the state and federal THE RECORD years old, according to census fig- that this threshold should change. government for not complying Apparently, parents in Union ures from AuPair. Only 8.9 per- 'ILLEGAL " The Social Security Subcommittee with the laws involving the hiring County care more about their kids cent of mothers, and 15 percent of OF COURSE JAIL IS of the House Ways and Means of aliens and the withdrawal of than they care about the law. fathers, provide self-care for their Committee recently approved an taxes from an employee's salary, The recent publicity surround- own children, and the rest will UNLIKELY, EUT IT increase of the threshold to $1,750 parents continue to use this av- ing political candidates in New spend $18 million annually for per quarter. enue when selecting child care. Jersey and child care. CAW CARRY But this does However, being Washington _. . _ „ . , With 6.6 per- caught and over in-home Only 8.9 percent of cent of the aver- thile* The underground child fined is un- STIFF F/WES. likely. child care has mothers, and 15 percent age family's in- high CM* chiki care network is easily come being spent care has on dual Internal Rev- not shaken of fathers, provide on child care, 10 accesible, and in most enue Service up parents in C&FCC^T 'flafiu sin™ self-care for their own to 25 percent for gle-parents fam- cases can cut the cost of spokeswoman Union Coun- dual-career fami- Colleen Han- ty. In fact, an children, and the rest will ilies. In many lies, many par- cases, Forbes child cane significantly cock said "No unscientific ents have elected law says spe- Forbes News- spend $18 million Newspapers ^___^____ to seek child care found that child care for one in- cifically this person goes to jail, papers survey annually for child care through an un- (because) nothing is written in of area par- fant ran an average of $200 per — derground net- week, and often as high as $300. stone," when it comes to the law. ents revealed Furthermore, each offense discov- work of providers in and outside And the cost for more than one that many continue to buck the the United States. ered, said Ms. Hancock, is pros- Jaw when it comes to taking taxes child can be astronomical. Al- ecuted on a case-by-case basis. While many of these individuals though many day care facilities out of child care workers' salaries. have visas, they come into the Even in a premeditated case According to U.S. Census fig- have special rates for more than where someone defrauds the gov- country on travel visas. Many oth- one child in the same family, sin- ures fashioned by AuPair Intercul- ers are illegal aliens who are des- ernment for $300,000, "sentences gle-parent families stagger under come out like a pat on the hand," tural Childcare, a Massachusetts perate for work. non-profit organization, more than the burden this cost imposes on she said. In the long run, everyone is their budget 50 percent of children in America Nevertheless, not deducting they hire them. Immigration and Naturalization happy but the government, who Looking for alternatives, many Service spokesperson Verne Jervis are cared for by people other than rarely discovers the employment taxes and social security from em- Fines for violating this law parents or relatives. Institutions, parents are using illegal aliens, said there are only 1,500 investiga- And although this illegal avenue ployee salaries, employing an il- range up to $3,000 per violation. nannies, and au pairs (both legal tors, "which is nowhere near like day care, handle half of that avoids the financial impact em- legal alien, or allowing an au pair Anyone who pays a household figure, and surprising'y the rest and illegal) in order to ease the enough," to concentrate on house- ployment taxes play in child care, to work when here on a travel visa employee more than $50 a quarter financial burden. The un- hold help. are willing to break the law in most of the parents interviewed by is illegal. The 1986 Immigration is required by law to arrange for order to have competent and de- derground child care network is Working parents are aware of Forbes Newspapers cited other Reform and Control Act requires payment of Social Security and this, and continue to utilize the pendable child care. easily accessible, and in most more important reasons for buck- that employers verify the citizen- Medicare taxes, which are paid cases can cut the cost of child care underground childcare network, With more than 26 million dual- ing the system. ship status of employees before half by the employer and half by because it is virtually foolproof. cmeer families in the United significantly. 'Chances of being found Lack of health inspections is 'Everyone else is doing it' are slim' — single mother no concern — young couple — pair with 100K income One Sci>tch Plains single option fared better than the By CHERYL HEHL couple decided to use a neigh- Last winter was the last pay taxes. working parent with a 2-year- first, she was left "high and bor who watches children in her straw for Joe G. and his wife "It seemed like the best of old child and another child on dry" when the woman decided THE RECORD home. The cost was significantly Sandy of Cranford. Bundling situations," Joe said, noting the way, decided to use the un- to "give up watching children Realizing they were facing lower than most other in-home up their 3-year-old and 6- that the illegal terms saved derground child care network for a living." child care costs that were "out facilities because the woman month-old children each morn- him $40 a week "easily," after trying just about every- "At this point I was a few of our range," a Westfield couple runs the business illegally. ing and dropping them off at a Child care for two children thing else. months pregnant with my sec- with two young babies and a "We never would be able to day care facility at 7 am., then would have cost the couple "Being the 'Murphy Brown' ond child, my son was learning need for two incomes in order to pay what most child care places going through the entire rou- close to $300 a week, some- 90s mom, I decided I could do to walk, I was promoted at keep their head above water de- charge," said Barbara, who tine at night again, was just too thing they thought was "ridicu- it all," said Jenny B., a 38-year work, and about to have a ner- maintains she is "not one bit wearing for the children and lous. vous breakdown," said an exas- cided to buck the system to save old bank executive whose sec- costs. worried the facility is not mom and dad. "We wanted an English ond child is due in late Sep- perated Jenny. watched over by the health de- "With a new baby on the way "Although both of us work," "The kids were cranky all the speaking European who we tember. said 22-year old Barbara H., partment." time, we were cranky and in could interview and write to," Unfortunately, using a legal I knew I was in trouble and "We know this woman and needixl someone who could "our combined income before general it just was not working Joe said. The underground liai- au pair (foreign employee taxes is just $45,000 a year. With she takes good care of our ba- out," said Joe, who is in the son provided them with the brought specifically to the Unit- live in my home," she said, de- bies, and that is all we care scribing how a colleague told a mortgage, health insurance, finance field and making more names, addresses and phone ed States to provide child care car insurance, and the medical about." her about an underground net- Currently the couple is look- than $60,000 a year. Sandy, in numbers of au pairs and it was in exchange for room and cost of having the twins two the insurance business, earns up to them to decide which girl board), that was from a regis- work for finding illegal aliens ing into getting an au pair to who live-in and "treat your months early, we just could not. more than $40,000 a year. But was best suited. tered approved agency did not handle high child care costs." live in their home, "which fare well for her or her infant. kids like their own," would even make things easier." finances had little to do with The couple selected a girl "We knew it was going to be the decision to try an alterna- "Not only was I unable to se- Jenny found a "wonderful Until then, they "refuse to worry from Germany named Ingrid European woman" who not tight," Dan, husband and father, about the small stuff." Never- tive child care route. After and "could not be happier," lect the person myself," said only loves her rambunctious said with a worried look, "but it much discussion, they decided Jenny B., "but once the au pair theless, Dan agrees that getting with how she has worked out son, but who has become "like wasn't until we started looking up at 4:30 a.m. every morning in to take the illegal alternative. "We pay Ingrid $100 a week was here I knew I was stuck a memlxT of our little family," for child care that we realized for a year," order to get the babies fed and However, the couple did not plus room and board to work 7 Is sho worried about employ- we just could not afford this dressed is hard — as is the go through the normal chan- a.m.-5 p.m.," says Joe, "and we Recalling the year she and ing an illegal alien? kind of money. amount of illness the babies her son lived with the 19-year- nels. In this instance, Joe and could not find an American to "Hie chances of being found The couple managed to take have had because they are Sandy had friends who knew do this for that money." old Swedish au pair, Jenny vacation and personal leave out are slim," said an unwor- around other kids who are "con- of lady who would act as a liai- While Joe admits this is not candidly spoke about the dif- rii-d Jenny who maintains she time in order to have one parent stantly sick." ficulties she encountered. home all the time after the birth son between girls in Germany the best of situations, he is cer- "sometiim-s," worries about los- "The ideal situation is an au who wished to participate in tain "everyone else is doing it" "We just did not click," said ing the "the most loving lady I of their children, but eventually pair," says Barbara, "but it takes Jenny bluntly, "We were on a have ever known," but rarely is it was apparent they would have this type of program. The only "Ingrid gets to live and work time." problem was, the au pair would in the U.S. rind we have live-in different wavelength and I just concerned about any Tine she to find alternative child care at a Unfortunately the couple does did not like the way she did may have to pay to the gov- lower cost be working illegally in the care for our kids by someone not have much of that. Barbara United States, since she would tilings." ernment should it be discov- Both Barbara and Dan did not just found out she is expecting a who really loves them," Joe She said this was "a night- ered. want the babies to wind up in a third baby in February. have to say she wanted a visa said with a grin. mare." However, as soon as the child care facility with "20 other to travel, not work. This was au pair left, Jenny decided to The pan-ill's name has been kids all crying and not really The parents' names have been not a problem for Joe and his T)ie ptiiviits' names )iave been take her son to a "friend of a dunuu'd in tins n'jx)rt to protect getting the needed attention. changed in this report to protect wife, and in fact it became citanged. in this rvjxjrt to protect friend," who watched children their ant'infinity. After much thought and talk- their anonymity. even more attractive to Joe be- in her home- And although this -CHERYL HEHL ing to friends and relatives, the -CHERYL. HEHL cause they would not have to -CHERYL HEHL Dance company Mostly Music beginning 14th year preparing for Mostly Music, the critically ac- Maplewood is the administrative of Music. Ms. Kavafian will tour claimed chamber music series, director. with pianist Andre Watts in the which has been presenting con- Mostly Music will present five coming season. coming season certs since 1979, will begin its 14th Saturday evening concerts at Pros- Carter Brcy is the recipient of The Westfield Dance Company is season Sept. 11-12. Co-hosts Ani pect Presbyterian Church in Ma- major prizes, including the Avery preparing for its 1993-94 season. Kavafian, violin, and Carter Brey, plewood, and five Sunday evening Fisher Grant, the Rostropovich 'Hie company is a non-profit chil- cello, will be joined by special concerts at Temple Emanu-El in Prize, Young Concert Artists In- dren's dance company comprised guest artists Charles Wadsworth, Westfield. The first concert in ternational Auditions and the Pi- piano; Joseph Kalichstein, piano; Westfield will be held at The Pres- of young dancers (ages 8-18) from Kenneth Cooper, harpsichord; Bev- byterian Church, 140 Mountain Av- atigorsky Prize. Me performs regu- the Westfield area. Jenny Logus, erly Hoch, soprano; Ida Kavafian, enue, because of a conflict in larly with the Tokyo and Emerson owner and artistic director of the violin; and Lawrence Dutton and scheduling. Quartets and the Chamber Music Westfielrl School of Dance is the Paul Neubauer, violas. Ani Kavafian is an artist member Society of Lincoln Center. director of the award-winning The three founding members of of the Chamber Music Society of Subscriptions are $75 for five dance company. Mostly Music — Robert McDuftle, Lincoln Center. She has appeared concerts. Tickets are honored at The purpose of the company is Gary Hoffman and Toby Hoffman, with virtually all of America's lead- both locations. Single tickets an? to educate young people on the art will return as guests. Claire Angel, Ing orchestras, and is on the facul- $20 and student tickets are $10. of dance by training new talent formerly of Westfield, is the artistic ties of The Mannes School of For more information, call (201) through classes, rehearsals, per- director, and Eleanor Winslow of Music and the Manhattan College 7f>2-!MMi. formances, competitions, work- shops, attending performances, and working with choreographers ICC holding fall registration until Sept. 2 from the area. In-person registration for fall se- p.m., Fridays through Aug. 13. tnmics engineering technology, The Wostfield Dance company mester credit courses at Union Thereafter, registration hours are 9 and Knglish. Also, engineering, En- al • .is a community service County College is ongoing nt each n.rru-7:3O pjn., Mondays through glish-as a-.secoiul-language, line hy performing for local organiza- of the college's three campuses Thursdays; 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. on Fri- arts, Fn-nch, German, geology, tions (such as churches, street now through Sept 2. days, and 9 n.m.-noon on Satur- government, history, honors, human services, Italian, mathemat- fairs, club activities) at no cost to Fall semester classes will open days. (ho public. ics, nursing, occupational therapy Thursday, Sept. 2. Admissions of- Among the courses to Ix- oCTi-rcd assistant, physical education, phi- For more information on audi- fices lire located at each of the col- this fnll are: nceounting, nrcheter losophy, physics, paramedics, prac- uoning for the Westfield Dance lego's campuses in Cranford, Eliza- ture, American sign language stud- tical nursing, psychology, radiogra- company, joining the Westfield beth and Pluinfield. ies, astronomy, biology, business, phy, respiratory therapy, sociology, Dance Guild, or booking the com- In-person registration hours are chemistry, computer Information Spanish imrl urban studies. pany for performances, call 789- Cindy Koons and Julie Buy of the Westfield Dance Company 8:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m., Mondays systems, communications, criminal For further information, call ad- 1*011. strike a pose. through Thursdays, nnd 9 n.m.-3 justice, economics, education, olee- missions hotline al. 700 7.r>00. ConwNmlly A-9 Milestones Smith earns two writing awards for articles Joan Lawdl Smith was presented with two A journalist for more than 20 yean, Mrs. of the NEW Jersey Bar Association. writing awards by the New Jersey Press Smith has been published in the New York Locally, Mrs. Smith was executive director of Women at their annual award banquet for ar- Times, DaUy News, Suburban News, Westfield the Westfield Chamber of Commerce and the ticles which appeared in the Westfield Record Record and Scotch PlainsFanwood Press, as Alzheimer's Disease Fund. She also served as and the Scotch Plains-Fanwood Press. The well as various magazines. She is currently a legislative aide to Assemblyman Chuck Hard- Westfield writer received second place for fea- contributing writer for Union County Family wide and as public relations director of the New ture writing and third place for news reporting. and New Jersey Lawyer, the weekly newspaper Jersey State Opera. Nierle is attending playwrights' workshop Joseph IQerle, a teacher at West- At the heart of this conference is field High School, is one of 41 the development and presentation teachers from the Geraldine R. of the new scripts written by these Dodge Foundation Theatre Pro- teachers/playwrights. Prict* include round-trip airfare via Dalta Air Lines 3 nights hotel, rental car and Bonus Features. gram for Teachers and Playwrights Friday's agenda will include a who is meeting for a week-long staged reading of selected teacher/ resident conference at Bloomfield playwright scenes and short plays. Best Western Plaza International '279 College this week. Mr. Nierle's play, Cross Current, will be performed and he also will Now in its sixth year, this in- appear in the casts of Wicked Holiday Inn Main Gate East '349 novative state-wide project gathers Deams by Jewel Seehaus and Se- to celebrate the success of its two- crete by Laine Sutton. fold purpose — to weave close cre- The presentations will be held in KEY WEST ative relationships between lull- the Westminster Theatre at Bloom- Prices include round-trip airfare via Delta Air Lines time educators in New Jersey High field College and begin at 7:30 p.m. 3 nights hotel, rental car and Bonus Features. Schools and to promote play- For reservations, call the Play- writing as an integral part of the- wrights Theatre of New Jersey box ater education. office at (201) 514-1940. Hampton Inn UCHS plans 10-year reunion Union Catholic's Class of 1983reunion at a "late" charge of $75. will celebrate its 10-year reunion Members of the class, their Nov. 27 from 7:30 p.m.-12:30 am. at guests and faculty members are ; CYNTHIA BETH COSTER and MICHAEL GAGLIARDI L'Affaire on Route 22 East in asked to make their $65 reserva- Mountainside. tion checks payable to UC Reunion Reservations for the reunion, 1993 and send them to Kathy Do- Cynthia Beth Coster to marry which will feature an open bar, cocktail hour, buffet dinner and nohue, 673 Thoreau Terrace, disc jockey, are $65 per person. All Union, N J. 07083. Michael Gagliardi August 1994 reservations must be made prior to For more information, call Kathy ' Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Coster of town, Pa. She is employed as an Sept IB. 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Thtirv (908) 276-9120 9:45 p.m. a.m., 2:15, 4:50, 7:20 p.m. Monday, DUNELLEN THEATER BefnAKMMIIo day: 1:15. 4:15, 7:30. 9:55 p.m. •*i the Une of Fire (R) Friday-Thursday: AMBOV MULTIPLEX •Surf Nlnjas (PG) Friday-Thursday: Tuesday; 12:30. 2:50, 5:10, 7:30 p.m. 458 North Ave., DuneMen (908) 766-0357 GENERAL CINEMA 2, 4:45, 7:30, 10 p.m. Routes 9 ft 35, Sayravtlle 1:15,3:15, 5:15. 7:30, 9:30 p.m. •In Vie Um or Fin (R) Friday-Sunday: (908) 968-3331 •The Fuglttoe (PG-13) Friday: 5, 7:30, RUTGERS PLAZA •Hani Target (R) Friday-Thursday: 2. 4, (908) 721-3400 11:30 a.m., 2:20, 4:55, 7:30, 10:10 •CaH theater for showtime*. 10 p.m. Saturday: 1:30, 4:30, 7:30, 1030 Easton Ave.. Somerset 6,8, 10 p.m. •Hani Target (R) Friday. Sunday. Noon, p.m. Monday. Tuesday: 1,4, 7:30, KENDALL PARK CINEMAS 10 p.m. Sunday: 1:30,4:30, 7:15, (908) 828-8787 CINEPLEX OOEON UWON 2:25, 4:45, 7:15, 9:40 p.m. Monday, Hi STERDOS 10:10 p.m. Late show Friday and Sat 3560 Route 27, Kendall Pw* 9:45 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:20. •The Fugitive (PG-13) Friday-Tuesday: 990 Sluyvnant Ave., Union Tuesday: 12:50, 3:05, 5:20. 7:35, CINEMA PLAZA urday at 12:35 a.m. (906) 422-2444 9:50 pm. 1:45, 4:20. 7. 9:40 p.m. (908) 686-4373 9:60 p.m. Late show Friday and Sat- Routes 202 A 31, Ftemir«ton •Jurassic Par* (PG 13) Friday Sunday: •Hard Target (R) Friday, Saturday: MOON CINEMA •Hart Target (R) Friday-Tuesday: 2:30, •Jason Goes to He* - The Final Friday urday at 12:10 a.m. 11:15 a.m., 2, 4:40. 7:25, 10:05 p.m. 2:30, 4:30, 6:30, 0:30. 10:30 p.m. 10 Hamilton SL 5, 7:30, 1O p.m. (R) Friday-Thursday: 2:10.4:10, 6:10. (90S) 782-2777 •Manhattan Murder Mystery (PG) Fri- Monday, Tuesday: 1. 4, 7:15,9:50 Sunday Thursday: 1:50. 3:50, 5:50, Bound Brook • The Meteor Man (PG) Friday-Tuesday: 8:10, 10:10 p.m. •The Secret Garden (G) Friday, Mon- day Sunday: 11:45 a.m., 2:15, 4:40, p.m. Late show Friday and Saturday at 7:50, 9:50 p.m. (908) 469-9665 2:15, 4:15, 7:50, 10:10 p.m. •Heart and Souls (PG-13) Friday- day, Tuesday: 2, 7:05, 9 p.m. Sat- 7:05, 9:30 p.m. Monday. Tuesday: 12:30 a.m. •The Fugitive (PG-13) Friday. Saturday: •Much Ado About Nothing (PG-13) Fri- •Jason Goris lo Hell - The Final Friday Thursday: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 p.m. urday, Sunday: 2, 4:15. 7:05. 9 p.m. 1:30, 4:30. 7. 9:30 p.m. Late show •HooWe of the Year (PG) Friday- 1:45. 4:30, 7:10. 9:45 p.m. Sunday- day: 7:15 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 1, (R) Friday-Tuesday: 2:30, 5:15. 7:40. FIVE POINTS CINEMA •Heart and Souls {PG-13) Friday. Mon Friday and Saturday at 11:50 p.m. Tuesday: 12:30 p.m. Thursday: 1:30. 4:15, 7,9:35 p.m. 3:05. 7:15 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7 9:50 p.m. 327 Chestnut St., Union day, Tuesday: 7:30, 9:20 p.m. Sat- 'SurtNlnjos (PGI Friday Sunday 11:15 •Sneak preview of The Man Without a •The Secret Garden (G) Friday- p.m. •ttoWn Hood: Men In Tights (PG-13) 1908) 964-9633 a.m., 2:30. 4:40, 7, 9:05 p.m. Mon urday, Sunday. 2, 4:15, 7:30, 9:20 Face (PG-13) Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Thursday: 1, 3, S, 7 p.m. •Utm Water for Chocolate (R) Friday: Friday-Tuesday: 2:15, 4:45. 7:10, 930 •Call theater tor showtime*. day. Tuesday: 12:15, 2:30, 4:40, 7, p.m. Call theater for Wednesday and Thurs- 'Heart and Sou* (PG13) Friday, Sat- 9:25 p.m. Saturday, Sunday. 5:15. p.m. UNDEN FIVEPLEX 9:05 p.m. Late slww Friday and Sat- •Free Willy (PG) Friday, Monday, Tues- day showtlmes. urday: 1:30, 5:50, 8:05,10:15 p.m. 9:25 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 9:10 4O0 North Wood Ave., Under urday at 11:10 p.m. •Surf Nlnjas (PG) Friday-Tuesday: 2, 4, day: 2, 7:10 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2, CINEPLEX ODEON Sunday-Thursday: 1:30, 5:4O, 7:45, p.m. 5:50, 8, 10 p.m (908) 925-9787 •Heart and Souls (PG-13) Friday- 4, 7:10 p.m. MENLO PARK 9:50 p.m. •The foefcy Momw Pfcrure Show (R) Fri Sunday: Noon, 2:20, 4:45, 7:10, 9:30 Call theater for Wednesday and Thurs- •The Fugitive (PG-13) Friday-Sunday. Route 1, Edison •Free Wllry (PG) Friday-Thumday: 1:10, day. Saturday: Mtdnl^it. •In the Une of Flm (R) Friday-Tuesday: p.m. Monday, Tuesday: 12:30, 2:45, day shovrVmes. Noon, 2, 4:35, 7:20, 9:45 p.m. Mon- (90S) 321-1412 3:15, 5:20 p.m. GENERAL CINEMA 7, 9:20 p.m. 4, 7, 9:15 p.m. Late show Friday and GENERAL CINEMA day-Thursday: 1, 7:20, 9:45 p.m. •Jason Goes to Hell — The Final Friday •In the Una of Fin (fl) Friday, Sat- BLUE STAR •RooUe ol the Year (PG) Friday, Mon Saturday at 12:10 a.m. SOMERVILLE CIRCLE •Suf Nlnjas (PG) Friday-Sunday: Noon, (R) Friday-Thursday: 1, 3. 5. 7. 9. 11 urday: 2:40, 5, 7:30,10 p.m. Sunday- Route 22. Watchung day. Tuesday: 2 p.m. Saturday, Sun. •Jason Goes to Hell - The Final Friday Routo 28, Rarrtan 1:45, 3:30, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15 p.m. p.m. Thursday. 2:40, 5:3O, 8:30 p.m. (908) 322-7007 day: 2, 4:15 p.m. (R) Friday-Sunday. 12:30, 2:40,4:50, (908) 526-0101 Monday-Thursday: Noon, 1:45, 7:15, 9 'Heart and Souls (PG-13) Friday- •Rising Sun (R) Friday, Saturday: 2:20, •CaH theater for ihowtlmes. •Manhattan Murder Mystery (PG) Fri- 7:30, 9:50 p.m. Monday, Tuesday: •Heart and Souls (PG-13) Friday- p.m. Thursday: 1:30, 3:45, 5:40, 8:05, 4:55, 7:25, 10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: OENERAL CINEMA Iil5, 3:30. 5:30, 7:15, 9:20 p.m. Sunday: 2, 4:2O, 7, 9:30p.m. 'Hard Target (R) Friday Sunday; 1. 3, day. Monday, Tuesday. 2, 7:30, 9:30 10:30 p.m. 2:30. 5:30, 8:30 p.m. 8RID0EWATER COMMONS Late »how Friday and Saturday at Monday-Thursday. 3, 5:15, 7:3O, 9:40 5, 7:35, 9:45 p.m. Monday-Thursday: p.m. Saturday. Sunday: 2. 4, 7:30, •Robin Hood: Men In Vghts (PG-13) •Sfeeptess In Seattle (PG) Friday- Routes 22 4 202-206 12:10 o.m. p.m, 1, 7:35, 9:45 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Friday-Thursday 1:10, 3:20, 5:35, Thursday: 9 p.m. Bridgewater •The Secret Ga/ifen (G) Friday-Sunday: •Jason Goes ro Hell — The Final Friday •Robin Hood: Men In Tights (PG-13) •The Secret Garden (G) Friday. Sunday: 7:40, 9:45 p.m. 'Robin Hood: Men In Tights (PG-13) (908) 725-1161 2:15, 4:45, 7:15, 9:45 p.m. Monday- (R) Friday-Sunday: 1:50,3:25. 7, Friday, Monday, Tuesday: 2, 7:15. it:4S a.m., 2, 4:30, 7, 9:15 p.m. Sot- •The FugtKe (PG-13) Friday. Sunday- Friday, Saturday: 3:40, 7:25, 9:30 •Manhattan Murder Mystery (PG) Fri- 8:40, 10:15 p.m. Monday-Thursday Thursday 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 9:50 p.m. 9:15 p.m. Saturday, Sunday 2,4, urday. 11:45 a.m., 2. 4:30, 9:40 p.m. Tuesday: 1:10. 4:15, 7, 8. 9:55. p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 3:40, 7:20, day-Sunday: 1:30, 4:30, 7:30, 10:10 •Sleepless In Seattle (PG) Friday- Noon, 7:45, 9:45 p.m. 7:15.9:15 p.m. Monday. Tuesday. 1:30. 3:35, 5:40. B. 10:40 p.m. Saturday: 1:10, 4:15, 7, 9:20 pm. p.m. Monday-Thursday: 1:20. 3:40, Sundny: 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10 p.m. Mon •Free Willy (PG) Friday-Sunday: Noon, •Steeples* in Seattle (PG) Friday- 10 p.m. Late show Friday at 11:15 9:55, 10:40 p.m. Wednesday, Thura- •Tom and Jerry — The Mwto (Q) 6:30, 9 p.m. day-Thursday: 3:30, 5:45, 8,1O p.m. 2:20, 4:55 p.m. Monday Thursday: Tuesday. 9:15 p.m. P.m., Saturdnyat 11:35 p.m. Ony. 1:10, 4:15, 7, 9:55 p.m. Friday-Thursday: 1 p.m, •The Fugitive (PG-13) Friday, Sunday: MONTGOMERY CENTER Noon, 2 p.m. •The HigltKft (PG 13) Friday-Sunday: •S/eeptess In Seattle (PG) Friday- MIDDLESEX MALL CINEMAS 12:30, 3:30, 6:40, 9:50 p.m. Sat Routo 206, Rocky Hill •Rising Sun (R) Friday-Sunday: Noon, Can theater tor Wednesday and Thun- H:10a.m.. 1:55, 2:25. 4:35. 5:10. Thursday: 5:55, 8:10, 10:25 p.m. Stelton and rladley roadi urday: 12:30, 3:30, 6:40, 10 p.m. (609)924-7444 4:30, 7:25, 9:45 p.m. Monday- day showtime*. 7:20, 7:55. 10:O5, 10:35 p.m. Mon- •Jurassic Par* (PG-13) Friday-Thursday: South PlatnfleM Monday-Thursday: 1, 3:50, 6:40. 9:40 •Orlando (PG 13) Friday. Monday- Thursday: 1.45, 7:25, 9:45 p.m. HUNTERDON THEATRE day, Tuesday: 1. 2:25, 4:05, 5:10, 1:05, 3:30 p.m. (908) 753-2246 p.m. Thursday: 9.20 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: LOST PICTURE SHOW Route 31, Flemtngton 7:15, 7:55, 10:15. 10:35 p.m. Late •Rising Sun (R) Friday-Thursday. 1:45, •Hard Target (R) Friday-Sunday: 2, •Rising Sun (R) Friday-Sunday: 1, 4. 7, 2:45. 9:20 p.m. 2395 Springferid Ava., Union (908) 782-4815 shorn Friday ond Saturday nl 12:35 4:45. 7:20. 10:10 p.m. 4:05, 6:10, 8.15. 10:15 p.m. Mondey- 10:20 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 1:10. 4. •Un Coeur en Hlwr (not rated) Friday, (908) 964-4497 •The Fufthv (PG-13) Friday-Thursday a.m. •The Firm (R) Friday-Thursday: 1:05, 4, Thuredoy: 3:3O, 5:35, 7:40, 9:45 p.m. 6:50, 9:30 p.m. Monday Thursday: 7:10 p.m. Saturday, •Call theater tor showtime*. 7,9:30 p.m. •I7i8 Meteor Man [tKi) I ndoy-Tuesday 7:15, 10:15 p.m. •The Fuglthm (PG-13) Friday-Sunday: •SeartM* tor Bobby Fischer (PG) Fri Sunday. 5, 7:10 p.m. NEW PARK CINEMA 12:30, 2:50. 5:10, /:4O, 10 p.m. Late •In the Una of flm |R) Friday Thursday: 2:15, 4:50, 7:30, 9:55 p.m. Monday day-Sunday: 12:45, 3:50, 6:50, 9:20 'Manhattan Mi/rrier Mystery (PG) Frt 23 West WestttoM Ave. show Friday und Saturday nt 12:30 1:05, 3:30, 5:55. 8:20, 10:45 p.m. Thursday: 3, 5:25, 7:50, 10:05 p.m. p.m. Monday-Thursdny: 1:50, 4:30, dny 7:20, 9:20 p.m. Saturday, Sun- Rtiselle Parti MORRIS o.m. •Manhattan Murder Mystery (PG) Fri- MOVIE CTTY 7:20, 10 p.m. day 3, 5:10, 7:20, 9:30 p.m. Monday (908) 241-2525 AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 •Rising 5km {It) Frtl.iy Sunday: 11:30 day-Thursday 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45. 10 Route 1 S. Gil Lane, iselln •In the Une of Fire (R) Friday-Sunday: •Call theater Ibr showtime*. Thursday: 7:20, 9:3O p.m. 72 Headquarters Plaza a.m., J:10. 5. 7:<10. 10:15 p.m. Mon- p.m. (908) 382 5555 1:20, 4:20, 7:20, 10:30 p.m. Monday UNITED ARTISTS RIALTO Morristowrt day. Tuesdny: 1, 4:l!i. 7:20. 9:55 p.m. •Seavhtng for ttobby Flxlier Fri •Call thoater tot showtime*. Thursday: 1:40, 4:20, 7:10, 9:<15 p.m. 25O East Broad SL (201) 292-0606 Laid show Friday «x( Suturdiiy at day-Thursday: 1:05. 3:20, 5:35, 7:50, MOVIE crrv •Jurassic Par* (PG-13) Friday, Sunday: LNIOS Westfield 12:35 a.m. 10:20 p.m. Ook Tree Center 1:10, 4:10, 7:10, 10 p.m. Snturiloy: BERKELEY CINEMA (908)232-1288 •CaH theater for ihowtlnes. "Ppetfc Justice (R) Friday-Tuesday: •Hani Target (R) Friday-Thursday. 1:20. 1665 Ooh Tree Rd., Edison 1:10, 4:10, 9:50 p.m. Monday. 450 Springfield Avn. •Call theater lor showtime*. CINEMA 20* 9:55 p.m. Loto show Friday and Sat- 3:25, B:3O, 7:45, 9:50 p.m. (908) 548-6666 Thunday: 1:30, 4:10, 7, 9:30 p.m. Gcikotoy IWghU WESTFIELD TWIN CINEMA Route 206. Chester urday at 12:15 a.m. •The Meteor Man (PG) Friday-Tuesday: •Call theater for thowtlmei. •The FUm (R) Friday Sunday. 12:30, (908) 464 8888 138 Central Ave., WestfleW (906) 879-4444 •Robin Hood: Men In Tights (PG-13) 1:20.3:30, 5:48 p.m. 3:15, 6:30, 9:40 p.m. Monday. Turn •Call ttwator for showtlmea. (906) 6B4-472O •CaH theater tor ihowUmea.

-Westfield Record- A-10 nmunJtyLJf* August 19, Robert Borton i Obituaries Former partner in St. Paul's j Religion firm has named Robert Borton, BO, a profes- Anthony Rustako, 86 Organist, choir director, bandleader Crestwood Manor Health Care Cen- Anthony J. Rustako, 86, an or- Local 746 in Plainfield, and local associate ter. Whiting. ganist, choir director, bandleader, 62 in Trenton. St Paul's Episcopal Church in He was bom in Philadelphia, Pa., and music instructor in Union His first wife, VUma G. Pribila Westfield is pleased to announce and lived in WestfieW from 1949 County, died Aug. 12, 1993 at hisRustako, died in 1955. the appointment of Associate Rec- until he moved to Whiting in 1979. home in Winter Park, Fla Surviving are his second wife, tor, the Reverend Elizabeth R. Mr. Borton graduated from Jessica Marshall Rustako; a son, Geitz, who will be Joining the staff Mr Rustako who was born in in mid-August As Associate Rec- Pennsylvania State University in Elizabeth lived in Scotch Plains Anthony J. Rustako of Colt* Neck; 1935 and for a number of years was three daughters, Coralie Romano tor, she will participate in the and nemington be^movin g to whole range of parish ministry a partner m Momson, Zimmer & w. . T^J/L 1988 of Piscataway, Constance Bieling of Borton, an engineering firm with Palmerton, Pa., and Maria Carda- with special responsibilities in of Offlces in Union. He was a life -a stenson. Stewart Adult Education and Newcomer rnember of the American Society of organ and directed the choir at St and New Member Development Bartholomew the Apostle Roman Heating, Refrigerating, and Air 12 The Reverend Geitz attended Conditioning Engineer! Catholic Church. Scotch Plains, of Princeton Theological Seminary : He also was a charter member of which Mr. Rustaiko was a parishio. and a Lter and completed the master of Di- the KhvanisQub of Crestwood Vil- ner. He performed similar duties 2,M vinity degree at General Theologi- lage, Whiting, and served as the for 15 yeara at Holy Trinity Roman funeral Home, Scotch cal Seminary in New York City. As a seminarian she was awarded the Seymore prize for extemporaneous preaching and the Whipple prize Monslgnor Jamaa A. Burka, pastor of SL Halan's Church, and; for her newly published book. En- Halsn Guldldaa, Anniversary Fund CommHtaea mMtibar, donata> art ^a. and Bonnie Johnston of Cemetery, Colonia. tertaining Angela: Hospitality Pro- $4,000 to Mary Orrico, Vlce-praaldant of Raphael* Ufa Houaa;*" to Ueu rf flowre Tha pariah racantiy donatad funds to flva araa organizations. ;* Rustjuko held ' far the Caring Church, Borton Jr. of Westfield and membership in four locals of the American Federation may be made to the Hospice of Morehouse Jonathan Borton of Cream Ridge; of 11 grandchildren and four great- Musicians: Local 151 in Eliza- Central Florida Inc., 2500 Maitland 5£ Donations earmarked for needy grandchildren. beth, Local 177 in Morristown, Center Parkway, Suite 3300, Mait- land, Fla 32715. and MAT. de- St Helen's Roman Catholic Located in Newark, they provide- A memorial service was held greet from Church has presented grants total- sandwiches and drinks each day to"! Tuesday at St Andrew United Vanderbilt Uni- ing $13,000 from the church's 25th 125 people. St Pat's was presented.: Methodist Church, Toms River, of VXCUI gC VF1 dill Jl my U-fcr Anniversary Fund for the Needy. with a $2,000 check. I; which Mr. Borton was a member. versity and Uni- versity of South Raphael's Life House, which pro- Covenant House, New York Cityj. contributions may be made to Formerly a Port Authority engineer Carolina. vides a residence for women who was granted $1,000 to provide food,, 1528 Church Road, Toms George W. Grant Jr., 62, a retired served in the Air Force during the Reverend are homeless and pregnant and in shelter and care to runaways. • I •; River 08755. engineer with the Port Authority of Korean War. Geitz has exten- need of a place where they can The disbursement of these funds; Arrangements were by the New York and New Jersey, died Surviving are his wife, Beverly sive work and give their child a start in life, re- represents the fulfillment of St.; Manchester Memorial Funeral Aug. 11,1993 at his home. Grant; two sons, Barry M. Grant volunteer expe- ceived $4,000. Raphael's life Helen's anniversary pledge to do- Home, Whiting. He was born in Newark and and Darryl Grant, a daughter, rience within House, located in Elizabeth, will nate to the needy $1,000 for each" open in September. year of its existence as a WestSeldC moved to Westfield in 1966 from Karyn M. Grant-Yancey, and two REV. GEITZ the church as link Community School, located parish. Grants totaling $12,0OQ; Union. stepsons, Gilbert Fanner and Con- well as in busi- were awarded earlier this year. Stf ness. Prior to attending seminary, in Newark, is an alternate junior Mr. Grant was an airport engi- rad Farmer, all of Westfield; six high school providing a turning Helen's Anniversary Fund Com* Helen Meyer neer in the Port Authority's plan- grandchildren; and a sister, Bar- she developed and taught a GJKD. point education for "at risk" inner mittee considered more than?; ning division when he retired in bara L. Scott-Holder. program in the inner city, and was city minority youth. The school thirty- five requests for grants be- 1 VUvovllvl WU1IVCU 1990. He joined the Port Authority Funeral services were held Sat- a purchasing agent for a wholesale was awarded a $3,000 grant fore making the final decisions. as an artist after studying architec- urday at St John's Church with paper company. Elizabeth Habitat for Humanity Although the anniversary year, for ture and commercial art at thethe Rev. Kelmo C Porter, the pas- In previous assignments at Trin- also received $3,000, to build new ended in June, the formal closing^ Helen J. Duir Meyer, 86, a type- Cooper Union, a New York City tor, officiating. Burial was in Fair- ity Church, Princeton; Grace Street and renovate existing homes to ceremonies will take place on Sun-; setter from 1956-71 at the former college. view Cemetery. Paul's, Mercerville; and Grace sell to low-income families. day, Sept 26, with Mass celebrated^ P. Ballantine & Sons brewery in He was a member of St John's Arrangements were by the Church, Plainfield, she established St Pat's Pro Cathedra] offers an by Archbishop Theodore MC^ Newark, died Aug. 10, 1993 at pastoral program's, hospitality and rick at 12:15 p.m. Baptist Church, Scotch Plains, and Plinton Funeral Home. outreach program and food pantry. Overlook Hospital newcomer programs, led youth Mrs. Meyer lived in her native groups and planned outreach mini- Newark and in Toms River before tries. moving to Westfield in 1991. She Barnes, 65 Hie Reverend Geitz has been ac- belonged to the Altar Rosary So- Clarence Barnes, 65, who hadWilliam Barnes of Plainfield and tive as a writer and a workshop ciety at St Aloysius Roman Catho- owned a home building materials Parrish Troy Barnes of Westfield; leader in the Episcopal Church. lic Church, Newark. store in Elizabeth under his sur-three daughters, Cheryl Audrey She serves on the editorial board Her husband, John A. Meyer, is name since 1973, died Aug. 7, 1993 Barnes of Santa Barbara, Calif., of the Diocese of New Jersey's Via deceased. at Newark Beth Israel Medical Renee Theresa Barnes of Browns Media publication and has served Surviving are a son, Robert J. Center. Mills, and Kim Charlene Barnes of on the Diocesan Committee on Meyer, three grandchildren; a sis- He was bom in Cranford and Westfield; three grandchildren; his Urban Ministry. ter, Margaret Wheeler, and a close had lived in Westfield since 1950. mother, Emma Lou Barnes of She is author of Entertaining friend, Rosilie Grom. Mr. Barnes had previously been Westfield; a brother, William H. Angela, and Welcoming the Strang- $ttak Heuit with Soull(< A funeral Mass was offered Fri- a partner for seven years in theBarnes of East Orange; and twoer, and co-author of Recovering day at St Helen's Roman Catholic Barnes & Morrison Agency, an sisters, Margarite Tidwell of Plain- Lost Tradition. This summer she Church. Burial was in Gate of Elizabeth insurance and real estate field and lima Young of Linden. completed work on her fourth Delicate to MotiSterOUS Juicy Prime Rib!! Heaven Cemetery, East Hanover. agency. He served in the Navy dur- Services were held Thursday at book, Women,Tradition and the In lieu of flowers, contributions ing World War II. the Hicks Funeral Home, Eliza- Nicene Creed: One Thread in a Lip Smacking Barbecued Biby Biclt Ribi. may be made to Helping Hands Survivors include his wife, Lou- beth. Burial was in RosehUl Cem- Many Colored Tapestry. and Hearts, St. Helen's Church, ise Turner Barnes; two sons, John etery, Linden. 1600 Rahway Ave., Westfield, AdultfOnlyCindalita Mezzinine Dining Daily, with Soothing Pimo p 07090. Arrangements were by the Clarence Joseph Ellis, 72 Church to fete Mutlo on Waekerwlg. Fresh Seafood, New Paate Dlthet, New Menu I Dooley Colonial Home. Clarence Joseph Ellis, 72, a deco- the war. He was an expediter with Rev. Calhoun rated Army soldier who fought in Ernest Jarvis & Co. in Newark. Try vi ItnlgM. Yea will lwe the New Eittftfif Europe during World War II, died Surviving are his wife, Elaine L. St Luke's AME Zion Virginia Baine Church, 500 Downer St, in- Aug. 6, 1993 at Franklin Square Ellis; a son, C. Howard Lee of Mai- K Mai•'••!!n• Streetwii vvi^, Wiitehoutif *IIi wuwajwt tfStation lai awn,/ NJiv*v*. 908-534-461www ** « TW I I1 ni Hospital Center, , Md. den, Mass.; a daughter, Cheryl vites the community an ap- Hospital auxilian; He was born in Philadelphia, Pa., Carter of Baltimore; two grandchil- preciation and farewell ser- and lived in Westfield before mov- dren; and a sister, Catherine Good- vice for Rev. it Mrs. The- once of Westfield ing to Plainfield several years ago. man in Sussex County, Va. odore Calhoun Sunday, Aug. Virginia M. Baine, 86, who be- Mr. Ellis was awarded a Good Funeral services were held Aug. 22, 4 pm He is being trans- longed to the Morristown Memorial Conduct Medal and the Central 11 at the Bethel Baptist Church. ferred to Shrewsbury Avenue Hospital auxiliary for 20 yeras, died European-Rhine Medal for his ser- Arrangements were by the AME Zion Church in Red _HIJBr i*r wm- **JJ Jm. -•». •*»• ~«i Aug. 8, 1993 at the Northfield vice as a technician fourth class in Plinton Funeral Home. Bank. A reception will follow. Manor Convalescent Center, West Orange. A native of New Castle, Pa., Mrs. Baine lived in Middlesex and West- I field before moving to Morristown Union Countp Paces in 1971. She is survived by a daughter, "I like Forbes Newspapers because Lillian Mondoro; a son, John F. GREATER Chironna; six grandchildren; four MT. ZION - UHC KENILWORTH great-grandchildren; a great-great- it is the people's newspaper." grandchild; and four brothers, Paul 43 Johnson Avenue GOSPEL CHAPEL Cranford, NJ. 07016 Nawwk Avt. t 23rd St, Ktnllworth DLDario, Gino DiDario, Albert Di- (908) 276-0830 Dario, and Edward DiDario. PASTOR: REV. CHARLIE W. BULLOCK 908-272-6131 Private services were held under Sunday Worship Service: Sunday SWVICM: the direction of the Gray Funeral 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 AM • Family Bible Hour and Home. 11:30 a.m. Morning Worship 7:00 PM - Evanlng Sarvlcaa y, 7AQ Mi In lieu of flowers, contributions W«dM**ir. M0 Ml- may be made to the Robert E. Weekday Services: 9 pjn. Wednesday Bibry Study FrMqr NljM CM*w'l Ch* Taratko Memorial Fund, c/o Ed 7* JC PM (On* IcfcMl «*•) Taratko, Morristown, 07960. 8 pjn. Fridiy Prayer & ?twt C«i fm MM* MM

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Experience pays off for Jeremiah Glen Kehler recalls past Soccer skills 17-year-old wins NJSGA Junior Championship Soccer SkW and Drills. Inc.. •y WPKUDUK spot in the semifinals. with a bogey to sew up the victory. glory days a year-round soccer tutoring Flaying against Dennis Blake, THE RECORD "I wasn't going to lose this tour- program lor who won the New Jersey PGA Jun- nament," said Jeremiah, who will aH ages, Is Even though he is a perfectionist ior title earlier this summer, Jer- wrap up his busy summer at the on gridiron now enroH- who never seems to be satisfied emiah led by five holes after he American Junior Golf Association's The Kehler name ha* been tng stu- after he completes a round of golf, shanked a chip shot, then drained Smith-Corona tournament in synonymous with Westfield dents for its Rich Jeremiah will have to smile a 40-foot par saving putt on the Darien, Conn., next week. HI was High School football for over next ses- 35 years. sion of when he remembers the 1993 New 12th hole. nervous, but it makes me play bet- Jersey State Golf Association Jun- Blake regrouped and mounted a ter because I concentrate more. If Gary Kehler, whose coach- ing achievements fill the which ior Championship. charge, taking Nos. 14, 15 and 16 I'm not nervous 111 shoot a thou- before depositing his four-iron ap- sand." record books, will effectively begin the The future Westfield High retire as the Blue Devils' ath- week of School senior made his nexMo-last proach four feet away from the cup Jeremiah admits his golf game letic director on Aug. 31. All Sept. 6, tournament of the summer his on the pex-3 17th. But, both players has improved considerably since three of his sons — Glen 1983. Classes wiN be held in most successful, as he walked two-putted to halve the hole, en- winning the Met Open last year. (Class of "75), Todd 079) and the WesMekJ and Scotch away from the Morris County Golf abling Jeremiah to reach the finals. While he cannot seem to figure out Doug ('85) — played on the Plains area. Two free, 45- Club in Madison with his second Jeremiah trailed Immaculate exactly why, a packed schedule gridiron at Recreation Sta- rninuta presentations about junior title in as many years. High School's Mike Deo by two which included tournament stops dium on Saturday afternoons. the school wiN be held Aug. Jeremiah, who won the Metro- holes after No. 8, but kicked his in Fort Worth, Tx, San Diego and Glen holds several of the 19 and 22 at 8 p.m. at the politan Golf Association's Junior game into a higher gear, winning Portland, Ore., not only afforded school's offensive records. He Echo Lake Church of Christ RICH JEREMIAH scored the most points in on the corner of East Broad Open last July, placed fifth after an the next five holes to take a three him more practice this year, but it 18-hole qualifying round, thereby hole advantage. Jeremiah played also gave him more experience W.H.S. history with 349, owns Street and Springfield Ave. In the all-time rushing record WestfleW. Light refreshments including him in a group of 16 golf- the five holes in one-under per and dealing with pressure situations, sense, except that I'm scoring bet- ter and I'm more consistent when I with 2,797 yards and pos- wil be served. To reserve ers who went head-to-head in the stretch was highlighted by a "Playing a lot has definitely sesses the mark for most your place at one of hese stroke play over the next two days. near hole-in-one on the 13th. helped me," said Jeremiah. "You want to be. points scored in a game (36). presentations, please cat! The 17-year-old defeated Brian Following a flawless five-iron can practice all you want, but "I don't know what I learned, or Glen's formal football ca- .Tom Tumbud, school direc- Bevens, 3 and 2, in his opening and the subsequent birdie, Jer- there's nothing like playing in a when, but I did learn something. tor, at 763-8240. match, then dispatched Ed Shan- emiah lost No. 14, halved No. 15 tournament I feel like Fve im- You definitely learn more when non of Chatham, 4 and 2, to earn a and begrudgingly won the 16th proved, but I don't know in what you lose than when you win." Bernstein In Utah Irwin Bernstein of Westfietd SPORTS represented New Jersey in MATTERS the National Masters USATF State champs of '91 continue excellence Outdoor Track & Field Cham- pionships in Provo, Utah, be- tween Aug. 11 and 13. He brought home two ribbons on college soccer fields across nation for placing among the top six BY In track events. Competing in the 60 to 64-year-oW age Three seniors AL LIES group, Bernstein placed fifth in the 400-meter run with a from squad time of 62.99 seconds In a reer began with the Westfield race which was won by Marl- Football League in the fifth, on Sanchez of California make impact sixth and seventh grades, (59.54). In the 800-meter run, where he was coached by Bernstein crossed the line in as freshmen Bob Mussman and Dave 2:30.86, good enough for Burge. fourth place behind Ralph His close friends and team- Miller of Washington fly KH»KU0UK THE RECORD mates, which he met in fifth (2:15.46). grade and played with After guiding the Blue Devils' through his varsity years, Run for education girls soccer program since its in- were John Bass, Bruce Jest- ception in 1980, George Kapner be- er, Jim Reid, Rich Baldwin, The Cranford Parent came the boys' head coach two John Williams and Johnny Teacher CouncN'r Run for years ago and was blessed with Education will be held Sun- and Bobby Davis. what he called "the best season in "When I was a member at day, Sept 26 at 1 p.m. at Westfield High School history." Orange Avenue School In the in town league, my moth- It would be difficult to dispute er Alice was just like all the Cranford. The race features Kapner's claim. The 1901 Blue both a one-mile fun run and other football mothers, even Devils went 22-1-1, won every con- though my father wu the four-mite road run. Ap- ceivable high school title, including plications are available at the high school coach," said the Group IV championship, and Glen. "She drove me to all MHIbum Sneaker Factory, established new school records for local race outlet stores, or by the practices and games, victories and the least number of fixed a late supper and calling 276-0925. The entry games lost fee for the fun run Is $7 per washed mountains of dirty person with a maximum $21 "The thing I remember the most football clothes. about that team was how much "We have always been a family fee and the fee for the they banded together," said Kap- Chris Wojclk and Kevin Zadourlan are Just two members of tha 1991 state champion Blue Devils four-mile race is $12 before who made a splash on their college soccer teams as freshmen last year. Wojclk, who attends low-key family. Later, when I Sept. 24, $15 after. ner. "There was no fighting. It played on the varsity my dad might be a cliche, but everyone Harvard, and Eric Pepper, a goalie at Ithaca College, started every game last fall, while would stay in his den the was on the same page from Day 1. Zadourlan started the final 12 gamea for Lafayette. night before games working They did anything I asked them to. out game details, while I Inside There were no questions, they just high school career as Westfield's off a penalty kick during the sec- arrival at Lafayette College, but he would be in the basement went out and did it" second leading all-time scorer in ond half of the Group IV finals, wound up starting the final 12 trying to relax or study. We A couple of years later, the same lacrosse, enjoyed a successful soc- quickly became a fixture in goal at games for the Leopards. The Eco- talked only about football • Youth Sports A-12 players who made crisp passes, cer campaign at Harvard. The mid- Ithaca College. nomics-English major was a mark- during practices with the rest scored big goals and marked op- Starting all 19 gamea, Pepper ing back for the 9-11 Patriot D Scoreboard A-12 fielder scored eight goals and as- of the team, but hardly ever ponents effectively are continuing sisted on eight others for the 8-7 registered six shutouts, allowed a League team. around the house." to demonstrate their skills on the Crimson, which finished third in little over a goal a game and com- Jeff Hughes, the leading scorer Glen recalls his out- Got a score to report? college level. Three of Westfleld's the Ivy League. Wojcik earned his piled a 10-6-3 record. like Wqjdk, for the 1991 Blue Devils, played at CW/ Kip Kuduk At 276-6000 or fox standing game on the open- seven seniors that year earned way into the starting lineup based Pepper impressed his head coach Mercer County Community Col- ing day of 1973. to; 276-6220. Our tddmi it: 102 plenty of playing time and contrib- on his excellent pre-season per- during the exhibition season, when lege, the runner-up in the national W*i»*t Avt., Cnnford, N.J. 07016. he shut out every team he faced. junior coEege tournament Jay "I remember in my junior uted significantly to their respec- formance. (Please turn to page A-12) tive teams as freshmen last fall. Eric Pepper, who many will re- Kevin Zadourian had not played Ball, who scored the only goal in Chris Wojcik, who concluded his member for making a diving save soccer for nine months prior to his (Please turn to page A-12) Right back atcha! New Ted Williams Card Company ready to hit stands later this month Just when you thought there lustrated series that will be se- were already too many cards flood- quentially numbered and printed ing the market, another one is on a special parchment style card. ready to hit the shelves and should In This set will include current full be here by the end of this month. color illustrations of all-time greats. But this isn't just another card , the The third sub set will be a mem- company, it's the Ted Williams ories series that will take fans back Card Company. to the 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers, the That's right, the legendary Ted Cards 1963 Los Angeles Dodgers, the Williams is coming out with his 1971 Pittsburgh Pirates and the own card set More importantly, (by Peter Smith 1975 Cincinnati Reds. he's not just offering his name to A column about These cards will be regionally the company, he will have an ac- sports collechbles distributed, although the exact tive role in its development. whereabouts of each of these sub 'Ted is very much involved with sets is still unknown. the picking of the players in this Kohler noted that 3,000 of the set," said Dale Kohler, a represen- will also have a set of cards. 9,999 cases that are produced, will tative for the Ted Williams Card A pair of sub sets will include be shipped to ANCO Collectible Company. "He's also choosing the titles such as, "Coin North," which Supply, which is the supplier for players for one of the sub seta, will have players in their minor the retail store chain, Wai Mart i which will be called Ted's Greatest league uniforms and 'Ted's Great- 1 est Hitters of All Time." The 3,000 cases wUl not have re- Hitters of All Time." gional sub sets, but will have a spe- The card set will consist of 160 There will also be a sub set vn- titled "Dawning of a Ix-gai-y," cial Brooks Robinson sub set This regular and sub set cards, featuring can only mean that the regional such former major leaguers as which will feature two current major leaguers, Juan Gonzalez of sub sets will be scarce and in de- Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Ty Cobb, mand. * •. Yogi Berra, Roberto Qemente and the Texas Rangers and JcIT Har- Willie Mays, to name just a few. well of the Houston Astros. This card series will also offer There will also be cards high- Kohler also stated that thorr will sanies pieces, known as P-O-G's or lighting players from the old Negro be 40 insert cards, for throe sejw- milk caps. These will be randomly inserted cards with punch outa the ,:. ... , ...:..< -..'.'•..,. ' i leagues that eventually made it to rate sub sets. the miyors, such as Satchel Paige These sub sots will indutle size of bottle caps. iJW and Cool Papa Bell. "Etched in Stone," which will sa- P-O-G, which stands for Passion- ' AUGUSTO F. MENZES/THE RECORD Orange-Guavas, a popular juke Ten-year-old Adrlenne Desensl of Clark fine tunes her forehand last week at the Tamaquea Flayers from the American Girls lute Hall of Famer Roberto Clenv Professional Baseball League, ente. blend at the Haleakala Dairy in \ ParK tennis courts. Desensl was receiving Inatruction from her teacher, who can be aeon In the which you will remember from the Another sub sot will be railed the Hawaii, was a game developed in \ background. hit movie, A League qf their Own, "Locklear Collection," an il- (Please turn to page A-12) A-12 August 19, 1993 SCOREBOARD In the Cards ; - (Continued from page A-ll) •' ' the 1900's, using the milk bottle es will also be available. Buddy Shelton, a PGA Net 2: Barbara Jacob. Eleanor Mulhole, Anna Nel 2: Jo Petronella - 37 ber of matches played to date. A minimum ol professional trick-shot artist, will be on hand to Schmidt & Blllle Warr ngton (56) Net 3: Jan Heide - 38 eight matches is required lo quality for playoff caps. present exhibitions and compete with players Net 3: Jeanne Balrd, Joyce Bukowolc, flhoda Flight B — Low Gross: Maura Guiltaume & competition. Al! scores should be reported lo This will be the first Major In a putting contest. For additional information, Faughnan & Nancy Wolcon tied with Helen Nancy Jackson (55) Stan Karp at 232-2309. Muhlanberg Foundation Golf Clastic League Baseball licensed company call the tournament office at 322-9363. Brown, Viv Sanders, Ann Waisgerger & Audrey Net 1: Maura Guillaume • 36 1. Harp-Robins (10); 2. Rugg Nason (7): 3. The 5th annual Muhlenberg Foundation Golf to ofT this type of collectible, al- *** Young (57) Net 2: Nancy Jackson - 37 Evans-Tirone (5); 4. Hanas-Hill (3); 5. Baris- Classic is slated tor Sept. 13, at the Plalnlield though Topps had something sim- Ash Brook Womtn'* Golf Association Low putts: Kathy Dempsey • 26 Net 3: Nancy Chrisienson & Ann Powers - 40 Levlne (8); 6. Gafan-Lamonl (5); 7. Moore- Country Club. The event will benefit the Diabe- Ash Brook Women's Golf Association played Chip-Ins: Jayne Deo (No. 3), Kalhy Dempsey Flight C - Low Gross: Audrey Weber (61) Power jt1); 8 Harris-Hay (4); 9. Chiosa- ilar in the 19G0's, but was not li- tes Center of New Jersey, which provides a a Best Ball ol Four on Aug. 12. Carol Madeira (Nos. 2 & 6), Trish Cragg (No. 6), Estalle Miller Net 1: Audrey Weber, Ruth Lingo & Jo Miller Koeppel (3) censed at that time. range of programs, education and training that ol Garwood shot a 77 and rocorded the low (No. 14), Carol Madeira (No. 5), Doris Molowa (36) •»* The P-O-G's will feature MLB contribute to the reduction ol complication and Low puns: Mary Hughes & Claire Knaus - 16 gross score for the day. Team results are as (No. 6), Billy Warringion (No. 5) & Audrey Mixed Doublet mortality rales o< diabetes. and Negro League team logos, follows: Young (No. 6) Thfl fallowing lists the standings for theplus special signature P-O-G's, A double-shotgun event, ths day Includes 18 Hole Results 9 Hot* Results of Handicap Slroka Play WTA TENNIS LADDERS Mixed Doubles ladder through Sunday, Aug. with 50 in all. breakfast and lunch buffets prior to theNet 1: Jayne Deo, Carol Madeira, Marge Per- Flight A - Low Gross: Jo Petronella (48) 15. Following each name is the number of evening awards reception. Golf and luxury priz- retta & Ethel Zienowlcz (S3) Net 1: Janice Lawyer - 35 Men'* Singlet matches played to date. The top eight teams In other card news, Topps has All match scores should be reported to Mel must play a minimum ol eight matches in order issued a Gold Basketball set, just Blackum until Aug. 24, when Joe Grande re- to qualify for the playoffs. Any team which does like it did with baseball and it will Kehler recalls past glory days at Westfield turns from vacation. The noxl reporting period not play between Aug. 16, and Labor Day will include the Beam Team cards as will end Sunday, Aug. 29 at 8 p.m. Updated bo dropped throe places in the standings. All well. (Continued from page A-ll) squad was ranked No. 1 in the In addition to his football career, standings, as of Aug. 15, which include the scores should be reportod to Stan Karp at 232- total number ol matches played in parenthesis, Stadium Club Series III is now 2309. year we won our season opener, state and shared the co- Glen was also an outstanding are as follows: 1. Doyle-Karp (11); 2. Ougle-Dugle (15); 3. out and includes the First Day Pro- 42-6, over Middletown," he said. "I championship with Morristown. sprinter. He was clocked in 9.8 1. Rich Robins (17); 2. Joe Grande (18); 3. Nason-Nason (4); 4. Valla-Plzzl (8); 5. Shine- duction cards, which was alluded scored 36 points, including five The starting backfield in 1974 in- seconds in the 100-yard dash and Bill Rugg (16): 4. John Nason (15): 5. Don to in last month's edition. 21.6 seconds in the 220-yard sprint, Rosenthal (16); 6. Al Shineman (14); 7. John man-Shrneman (20); 6. Allen-Rainville (20); 7. touchdowns and six extra points. cluded all of Glen's former el- Goron-Robins (13); 8. GokJberg-Oarmanln (18); These cards' prices are still soar- an event he in which he became a Tirone (8): 8. Peter Sharp© (21): 9. Joel Con- Dad commented to me that he ementary school teammates and flno (11) 9. Dome-Blackburn (8) ing. Mike Piazza's First Day Pro- county champion. Among his track thought I had a good game. But, he buddies — quarterback John 10. Ervln Hoel (19); 11. Vaughn Harris (10); 10. Hay-Hay (1); 11. Bernstein-Bernstein duction card is now estimated to be rivals were Bob Calhoun of Scotch (13); 12. Evans-Evans (8); 13. Clerenger- 12. Daniel Hill (21); 13. Bill GotdenHer (n); i< worth between $450 and $600. In was speaking as a parent, not a Davis, left halfback Jim Reid and Plains-Fanwood and Plainfield's Dave Uez (14); IS. Mel Blackburn (9); 16. Ron Clevenger (6); 14. Rock-Cloner (B); 15. Inman- Beckett's Price Guide, these cards coach." right halfback Tom Bass. Glen was ClitT Jackson. Baris (9); 17. Ken Evans (11); 18. Bill Hay (8); Inman (14); 16. Morgan-Lawson (7); 17. Vlach- Glen's teams only lost once dur- the starting fullback. 19. Jaff Pollock (16) Vlach (3); «8. Long-Long (4); 19. Hickey- are priced at 40 to 100 times the Glen was awarded a Ml football 20. John Dalton (9); 21. Paul Hanas (16): 22. Hlekoy (7) regular issued stadium cards. ing his high school career. His Glen's junior year was his most scholarship to Rutgers University. Simon Lack (17); 23. Charles Carl (11); 24. 20. OrttleDrrtlle (5); 21. Dugle-Elnhorn (5); Finally, check out the new Foot- eighth grade team was 6-0, his Stave Satkln (13); 25. Simon Lea (4); 26. difficult Westfield lost its only As a Scarlet Knight he earned four 22. Fecfitor Fechtor (2); 23. Karnish-Karnish ball Card Play-offs. It is a different freshman team was 7-0 and hisgame to Montclair, 20-15, tied Nut- varsity letters and never partici- Roger Lowenstein (6); 27. Garry Yee (9); 28. (3); 24. Horttua Horttua (1) Jon Herttua (1); 29. Mike Karnlsh (3) kind of card. It's hot and it's lim- pated on a losing team under the varsity teams went $M) in 1972, 7-1- ley, 0-0, and defeated a powerful 30. Dewey Ralnvilkt (6); 31. Brett Garran (2); ited. Next month, I will have all direction of head coach Frank 1 in 1973 and 94 in 1974 The '74 Scotch Plains-Fanwood team, 14-7. 32. Yong Ryu (1): 33. Ted Moss (8); 34. Andy RUNNING the information on its numbers, Burns. Qlameo (2); 35. Steve Lamont (7); 36. Jerry sub sets and popularity. He was the starting place kicker Mount (8); 37. Rich Lawson (2); 38. Naal Sni- SK Race lo MoflOf Sfll Joyce Kilmer during his freshman year and tow (3); 39. Frank DeSaniis (4) The 78th Division ol the United States Army '91 state soccer champions 40. Mike Sanaman (4); 41. David Ferry (3); CARD QUERIES — Speaking of went on to start at fullback in each Reserve invites all runners to participate in the 42. Gary Wasserman (3); 43. Michael Pana- 41h annual 5K race/walk and One-Mile Fun P-O-G's, Bill Volkmann of Cran- (Continued from page A-ll) The 1991 juniors who are hoping of his next three seasons. Glen goes (1); 44. Gerald McMahon (2); 45. Robert Run on Sunday, Sept. 12. The 5K event will ford wrote in to inquire about cer- the Group FV finals with 14 min- to make an impact in college this played his last collegiate football Flshberg (2); 46. Mike Wallers (7); 47. Steve season are striker Mike Cort (Holy begin at 9:30 a.m. at the Sgt. Joyce Kiirner tain 1964 and 1968 Topps P-O-G's. utes remaining, made the squad at game at Giants Stadium in theGoodman (2); 48. Hugh Coleman <1); 49. Gor- U.S. Army Rosarve Center, located off Truman Cross), halfback Tony Czar (Provi- don Vlckers (5): 50. Ben Lovlne (1) Since this is novel itom, prices and Brown University. Garden State Bowl against Arizona Drive in Edison. dence College), fullback Mike ••• Other seniors from the Group IV State. This year's race will honor the 75th an- information about them are scarce. champs who participated on col-Ryan (Wake Forest), stopper Tom Senior Singles niversary of the death of local poet, Journalist Mr. Volkmann is encouraged to ei- Vo (Trenton State), midfielder Jeff Glen and his wife Susan have Only five matches were recorded during the lege teams include defender Dan and soldier Sgt. Joyces Kilmer. Funds raised by ther purchase a copy of Beckett's Haag (Seton Hall), Jeff Ryan (Del- two sons and one daughter — period which ended on Aug. 15. However, a tho race will bo used to sponsor a holiday 1993 Sport America Baseball Mem- DiClerico (University of Vermont), aware), Marc Neinburg (Hartwick Chris, 8, Dan, 4, and Allison, 3. He third player became eligible for the playoffs by party for local handicapped children. Runners competing in his eighth match of the year. The orabilia and Autograph Price outside halfback Paco Gonzalez has been the owner and operator will loave the center and continue) through the College), Glenn Wojcik (Rcnsselaer standings are as follows: sconlc section ol tho Livingston Campus of Guide or to make a personal in- (University of Rhode Island), Scott Polytechnic Institute), Brian of Kehler's Athletic Balance Sport 1. Irwin Bernstein (9); 2. John Dalton (7); 3 Rutgers University before finishing at thequiry with a legitimate dealer. Aid rich (Texas A&M) and Ethan McGuire (Penn State) and Hum-Shop, located in Westfield, since Dewey Ralnville (21); 4. Charles Carl (8); 5. Kilmef Center. Ross (Syracuse). berto Azenado. 1988. Saul Orlflle (7); 6. Bruce Long (7); 7. Jim Oi Clerico (3); 8. Bill Hitter (5); 9. Dick Haesler (3); Runners will pay an entrance toe of $10 Send questions to: In the Cards, 10. Lowell Doak (4); 11. Gerard Weiss (3); 12. through Aug. 15 and $12 after Aug 15. Tho c/o Tom Swales, Forbes Newspa- YOUTH SPORTS Ted Moss (3) fee on the day ol tho race will bo $15. Inter- pers, 102 Walnut Ave., Cranford, ••• ested runners may contact Maj. Tom Cusi- mano at the 78th Division, Sgt Joyce Kilmer NJ, 07016. Peter Smith is consid- berg, Carrla Masteller and Shannon Stone. A host of swimmers scored second and/or Men's Doubles USAR Center, Edison. NJ 08817-2487 lor ap- ered to be a trading card expert third-place points In both meets. In the 8-and- Tho following lists the standings for the SWIMMING plications and information. Lisa Noel can also and his column appears once a Waalfleld Memorial Pool "While" Team under events Elena Darr, Heather Paine, WTA's Men's Doubles ladder through Sunday, The third week of the season saw a much- Aug. 15. Following each name is the total num- bo roachod at 985-0509 month in each edition. Westfield Memorial Pool "Blue" Team Dura, J.J. Sobala, Josh McMahon, Shen, imoroved Westfield Memorial Pool "White" The Westfield Memorial Pool's "Blue" Team Matthews. Paine, Frouivdlich, Amanda ReMer Team turn in some outstanding performances, completed a succes-.tul week in the North Jer- and Nada Simalka all earned points. In the 9- only to come out on the losmy end lo South sey Summer Swim League two and a hall 10-year-old age group, Laura htarialer, AH Plamtield (333-188) in a meet abbreviated by wueks ago with victories over Springfield (274- Pino, Nlchnle Herttua, Almae Lombard, Ha- lightning, and to Nomahegan. 301 228, in a 171) and New Providence (270-162). closely contested meet yaahlda, Fahrion and Dupont all contributed by Eight-year-old John Chleu turned in a Thirteen-year-old Abdallah Simaikn was the picking up points. strong performance, winning six races over Ihu learns only triple winner, taking Ilif! individual Eleven and twelve-year old point scorers in- two meets lo contirujii tiis personal undeloatad medley, backstroke and Inilli'illy Simaika cluded: Michael Knaus, Greg Jackton, streak Marcus Knaus had the same results in loomed up vvith Shane Boulos. David Treut Maura McMahon, Bartholomow, Shon. Stone, tho 9 10-year old age bracket Mtke Schwebel and Shaun Fahrion to win the medley relay Cahill, Page and Russell Among the 13-14- and Ted Pollack alr.c. swam well with five wins acjamsl Nomahegan in the 15-17-year old age group and Matt Jin- year-olds who added points wore: Jen Mc- Double winners in Iho Nurn.iriccj.in moot in •on added live victonus in the 13-14 year-old Cullam, Erin Scanlon, Robby Myers, Adam eluded Treut in thu freestyle nnd hrenststroke. events Andretkl. Boutos, Fahrion and Treul Round- 8-year-old Vincent Short, also m Ihc treestylo ing out the point earners in the 15-17-year-old Other big wiraiars included Colby Fagln, and breaslstroke. and 15 17 ynnr-okj John Jay Pollack, Seth Bursteln and Frank Coppa, age group were: Shannon Stone, Lauren Mc- O'Brien in the freestyle nnd bockslioka. mwsiti each ol whom gammed four victories. Not to Millan, Mankoskt. Widows, O'Brien and Micha- UITIUNOWI Against South Plainfiekl. i&l/-y.;,ir-old Sara nt Kam 10 (••! be outdone, Saakla Rilay led the female point el Vlnagra. "Four Wheelin' Value Manhoikl caplured tho freestyle nnd butterfly »i 3>moo scorers with live first place finishes of her own, and 910-year-old Jacob Dupont also won a A final mention miusl bs given lo the swim- M0HT*T0W130I North followed by Krlsten Zadourlan, Abby Coxson, pair ot racos. mers who participated, but did not score any •»M*-l1tD Megan Beck and Erin McClallan with three n I—mow Individual evont winders in Itio South Plain- points during the two meets. This group In- wins apiece. Eddie Slncox was the only boy to noun KU 31 Oro. lie Id meet wore :7-yoar olds Elena Darr and cludod 6-year-olds Emily Dura, Marykata io>.rw»ai score a triple victory. Double winners included raw* Ryan Bartholomew, 6 year old Mike Finn*, 8 Maher, Lucy FromlHng, Katelyn Hoena, Kory B Awl 9-10-year-olds Aahley Saul, Aubrey McGov- ntuMcu year olds Shen, Katie Dura and Robert Freun- ATTENTION ern, Tara Chrlitahos and Jeita Savage; 11- Savaga, Joih McMahon, Bryan Power, An- 4011 <*»«•> Norm dlllcFi. 10-yoarold R.J. Fahrion. 11 12 year-old 12-year-old9 Mike Todd, Chrltttan Fagln and drew PruntaU, Adam Subhaa, Jonathan Cortney Stona, Trout in the breaststroke, and RV, VAN, 4x4, SPORT UTILITY, Kitty FromUIng; and 13-14-year-old Trudy Herttua and Brady Lau; 7-year-olds Kelll Lay- 15-17-year-old Shannon Stone Schundler ton, Krlatan Valla, ChrlaUne Left, KAte PICK UP OWNERS YOU CANNOT BEAT THE SELECTION, Two relay loams also emerged victorious: Wade, Chris Halnen, Tyler Seeger and warr MUKKV lUIIKIMISSAI AIM.USIJHIH' KNOW-HOW AND PRICE AT Swimmers contributing a single first-place the 8-and-under boys' team of Stien, Freun- Steven FromMIng; a-and-unders Robert Wilt, 11MRI IS Irwn lo noiwi showing to the effort were: 8-and-unders Sean dlich, Creg Matthaws and Shawn Paine; and Ryan Hoem, Toby Savage, Charlie Hely and O'Neill and Tori MaNey; 9-10-year-olds Devln the 11-12-year-old girls' foursome of Stone, Keith McClotkty. 9-10-year-olds Jenny . "Styutttvie SvUet Power, Brian O'Neill, Chaz Marfey, Duffy Natalea Mualck, Melanle Page and Isabel t Uu, Ubby Schundler and MfcheHa Panagoa: Hayes, Jackie Cuilmano, Molly Ortach, Be- WIIIIW Sh*n UkWMNCIVIUI SeUu" "Slfmnttnt Stm*t" 11-12-year-olds Scott Kautzman, Erik Flnne, minaafu Ri • At the Nomahegan meet, Ourn scoroU an- Ihany Drasaly, Ttrrl Gibbons, Krliten Ol- SPORT UTILITY TRUCK LIGHT TRUCK Jaaae Coxaon, Jan Chleaa and Erin Dupont; UTTUI other victory, as did Emily Sharps in the 8- trega, Amy Sobala, Athlay Carr, Kale Mlllaf, ALL SEASON ALL SEASON 13-14-year-olds Jamei Kirk and Tim Romano KalHIn Valla, Courtney Thornton, Mike Mub, anc under age group. Nada Simalka won tho SUE WHITI LETTER SIZE ILACKWAU and 15-17-year-olds Lacene Koazl, Brendan UltUM 6-year-old Ireestylo overit. Among the ad-Tlmmy Carroll, Brendan Maher, Vincent Wilt, »i j7r«iat 205/75R15SL 47.95 LT215/85R16/6 89.95 Lechner, Brian Janaon and Jan O'Brien. •dUCHtN ditional Individual winners vvero: 9-10-year-old Mike Tozzi, Raymond Encernaclon, Matthew HaKoMVHaKMV 215/75R15SL 69.95 LI225/75RI6/8 91.96 The team effort was not complete without the Emirl Hayaahlda, 11-12-yoar-olds Suzanna Dupont, Bob Fromtllna, Daniel Seeger, Mat- MOHMOimt JUHCTIOtl 225/75RS5SL 72.95 LT235/B5RI6/10 99.95 WO HM I N* 235/76RI5XL 79.95 LT245/75R16/10 104.95 swimmers who turned in second and third- Vlntgra, Mtlanle Pag* and Isabel Shen, 13- thew Lalt, Qreg Scanloo and Brian Martin; place finishes. This group included: 8-and- 14-year-old Jan McCullam and 15-17-yoar- 11-12-year-olds Elliabtth Tozzi, Claire Vllllt, 711 -Nt EMI Hanovw AM unders Amanda PruneiU, Glana Guaaconl, »l.«U0KI0 olds Mike Vlrtagra, Sara Mankoakl and Elena Donna Schatler, Elena Bemaldn, Alllaon •KHMTHOLLT John Boyd, Zaeh Coppa and Robbie Widow*. Westfield's three winning relays in- warn M Unlacke, Adrtenna Dart, Amanda Plron), »»>>• Eckman; 9-10-year-olds Eddy Savage, Chris- cluded: the 11 -12-yoar-old girls' team of Stone, nmmmnci Valerie Raider, Lturen Makxiey, Pater WH- T*rt*«l Rd It* How ltn«| firestone MICHELIN ty Romano; 11-12-year-olds Megnanne Me- Page, Shen and Katie Bartholomew; the 11- frMtmo XCH4 XCH4 Mahon, Adrelrme Coppa and Kyle McCloaky; 12-year-old boys' team of Chris Drlacoll, Mat! •on, Marcus Thornton and Stephen Cual- ATX I STEELTEX »*S xi»«A 235/75R15XL « EIM RIAIir IN } P196/7SA14 M.9S • un hi.'i I n:,i'( I;,AI I PSO6/7W14 14.98 6/ P2O»/76Ria M.M P2O6/70RT4 4*.9B CONVENIENT HOURS P216/75f?15 J9.9S All IDI din in", i ipiin Mi mill t< Ihiuliiilii/ "Aa choaan by Forbsi Nawapapara' Sporta Dept" 11(1 [llli Id Mf>|>rri '.(iKHdlly III 'J HI QUALITY CAP SERVICE... 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• Architectural Bluepri,. Come home to quality. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Call For with all construction • Additions Reasonable Rates INDUSTRIAL orders. • Alterations KUchens • Baths • Carpentry • Oectfs Paving Service or Fuel Oil Five yeor warranty. 276-4O48 Call JILL e DRIVEWAYS "BulUIn, • PARKING LOTS • SEAL COATING 908-276-0900 499-7177 1 e BELGIUM BLOCK CURBING (Union County Area) 'SEW e RAILROAD TIES • STUMP GRINDING Oedicated lo Quality, Value & Service 1975 "SERVING YOUR AREA FREE ESTIMATES Reel-Strong Fuel •ling FOR OVER 40 YEARS" FULLY INSURED "Call today — my Consultation (908) 276-5811 Cranford In aluiayt Complimentary" FAMILY OWNEt A OPERATED Sewing All Of Union C.'ouniv Famfly In Crmntord Over 40 Ytmn Scotch Plains 753-7281 AIR CONDITIONING BUILDERS CARPET COLLISION REPAIRS DRIVEWAYS ,0ME IMPROVEMENT BRAND BUILDERS 'CARPET BY BOB* Benner's BENNETT PAVING DOM PETRACCA ii>is<; QCAI in sfKt'ia KIH mix in Heating and Air Conditioning Auto Center Home Remodeling Contractor General • SRSp at Home Convanh o La/ga SafacMon or Qutlny Carpet* COMPANY Sales & Service Contracting o Cttrw Mumm Padding at Complete Auto Body (J Mechanical NO Extra cfoil Additions • Alterations with the latest technology. Driveways • Curbing .3 YORK • 1«f Rata Custom Imtallatlon Bathrooms • Basements • Humidifiers • Electronic Alr-Claaners Guaranteed for a Full 2 Years NJ Inspection U Keinspection" Parking Lots • Sidewalks Decks • Roofing • Clock T-h»rmo«t»1» • Attic Fans o Fully Inaund • Blown-ln Insulation 606 South Ave., E. o t Yaart Eupwlanca Drainage Work Fully Insured Free Kstlmati's Westfield 233-6222 • All Typaa ol RepalrslRestretchos Cranford, NJ W«atfle1d Lowell Call NOW for a Free Estimate 908-276-7652 NJ. Brand (908) 233-5195 376-1111 908-272-3640

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CLOTHING PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL POLYPHASE ELECTRIC CRAIG PLANT NICK'S HAULING All Phases of Electrical Work MACK BROTHERS ALTERATIONS CARPENTRV AND BUILDING Yards • Attics • Basements From Pole lo Plug Lots & Garages • Residential Hems s Buttons • Etc. • Commercial liiteririr A Exterior Top Soil Delivery 9 ^CONTFUCTORS AH I'viH-S tlf lU RciKiviillnns • Industrial Reasonable Rates Senior Citizen Discount DISTINCTIVE SPECIALISTS IN • Electric Heal "We Take frith- 10 Yvars ol Exponenco lit Our Work" ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS • PARKING AREAS Call JILL Same Day Service CURBING • SEALING • RESURFACING - FREE ESTIMATE - CONCOTE AND MASONRY WORK Unsurpassed Quality Workmanship SEW Free Estimates Lie #7104 4-0042 322-5230 TO RESERVE YOUR SPACE IN THIS DIRECTORY OO August 18,19, 20,1993 Forbes Newspapers / U-3 2100 2110 2110 2130 A** COM Forbes Classifieds fWeHCftsWHtfeM CUSTOM MADE- for- KITCHEN BET— table W/ CRAFT PAIR- Cranford ****** mica 9 bed bunk dresssr a fold-down teavee, a AIR OOMSTBR STEP- U. Methodist Church— MOTHER CAT * 4 set (13 drawers) 900-272- chairs In excel, eond. PER— Exe. cond. Bought V«ndor» wanted 10/16/ KITTENS need a home! 7116/272-4242. Under $76. 908-872-2893. lor $375 selling for $75 93. Oawl* MW-27M139. Please call 908-985-0973. DINING ROOM SET- or b/o. Call 253-0384. GREAT RESULTS Su« Mi-ttf-MM. OAK OR/KIT. TABU- Duncart Phlfe. Complete MUST SELL! Purchased OR Set from early 40's. AREA RUG- 12 ft R 23 '1 sold my car in two weeks..." t/DOnS 2U0 for S650hway, 8AM-4PM beds, white. Dresser, (clothes rack).$3S; Brass mirror, chest, hutch w/3 BABY NBIOS- Crib. Great Results! S»pt. 11 and Oct. 9, 574- fireplace set, andirons, OU4. drws. $300 Call 757-5807 high chair, Fischer Price Want to get rid of that bike the kids have outgrown? Mr screen ft toole-t150; csr seat, Draco port-a- BEDROOM SET- 5 pc. Roeke>r-S50; Various How about that chair that doesn't match your new coins A currency; Plus a 2 BIKES- M,F. antique crib, etc. Exc. cond. 908- Queen, triple dresser, 2 220-1253 furniture? You can turn your unwanted merchandise 2100 end tables, chsst, draw- store full of quality used chair, tlecirlc blank*!, »Odr M* furniture A household scrub boardi, baby BABY WALKER- Like into spare cash and Forbes Classified is going to help Forb*l H*#ipJptFl to* er, bed A box spring. • S600/BO 874-6513 Hems: bookcases, desks, changing table, 30 QMS WELCOME! Q y C tables-$500/BO; W&D, WE BUY A SELL) BICYCLE— Cannondale Fro* to any organization 2yrs.old, Hotpoint-$100/ HEADBOARD A SR300 Road. 48 cm. or privata party who BO «a.;Klt.Set-S75/BO. •ILL'S frame. Exc. cond. S325 CHEST- Blk. laquer- TRtDINQ POST would ilka 1h«m. Pteas* 908-528-1738. or best offer 873-3116. ll M» brand new, 7-pcs kit. table. Louver for Camaro- CONTEMPORARY House of A Mwwen nama CAMERA- Pentax, S3, CAR ENQINES- Ford SOFA- 11ft., 4-pc. sect. $75. Rims w/llres-$400. Fl.8 55m lens. Vivltar 390 & Ford 302. Free! Stereo w/cabinst, e-tk & In beige w/ ottoman 10 ANTIQUE MARBLE light meter • S50/BO. Pro- Call 908-234-1958 $450. Buried walnut album, 3 cocktalt tables. jector, Kodak Cavalcade (908) 463-0146. TOP TABUS CAT AND KITTCNS- dssk, 56 X 29 in exc. auto remote control, 15' cond. S400/BO 271-8056 10 Holy 10 Ib MMea for SeeMng good horns (or LIVING ROOM- NEWI churcha or frrtt cord, 12 cart., S storage black motnsr cat and rtar $295 Sofa, lovessat & 1 antique Iron water boxes, 40x40 ssamless black and whit* kittens. DININO. RM- by Bas- silver screen, slide sorter sett, solid cherry trestle chair. Sllll In wrappers. Qsntl*), wsll trslnsd Can deliver. 281-7117 all parts gJfumWure -S1O0/BO. 908-789-1428. houM cati. Call 526- table w/ pads, hutch, 4 when you place your Forbes Newspapers' Garage Sale ad. 9441. chairs, S80O; Oak Corner MISC. FURN-Pins Roll liflflQvvs* V WMMt CAR ENGINES- Ford cabinsts, Glass shelves Top Desk $200. Oak TV 28 antique doefce 390 A Ford 302. Free! FREE TO GOOD HOME: w! light $450: Butcher Stand w/ glass front S80, 200 antMHie eheke Call 908-234-1958. Only $15 for both KITTEN. 8-7 w«»k old fe- block table $75: Rocking Rolling Computer Desk mals. Black, white & chain $25; Desk and $40, Large Quasar Micro- You name It-We hay* Itt for gray. B08-580-4B32. chair $50 Call 232-4718. wave $50; Call 396-1936, 908-247-4406 AeVeftfaa flrf tfte C/#ssW#e*I Forbes Newspapers Business professional DIRECTORY Serving: Westfield, Scotch Plains, Fanwood, Cranford, Garwood, Kenilworth

HOME IMPROVEMENTS MIRROR & GLASS PLUMBER PLUMBERS ROOFING/SIDING

Donald S. Rockefeller ANGER & SON D &R FUCHS WITH MIRRORROR AND PLUMBING & HEATING INC. Plumbing MQ0HN KH0W HOW GLASS COMPANY Heating CONSTRUCTION COMPANY e CUSTOM Complete • The finest quality and workmanship Plumbing Lic.# 1791 • WtMOOWt/BQOKS • Factory-dlrsct prices Owner/lrstaller - • Expertly designed and Installed & • PICKS e l Heating A Roofing • Siding • Resilvering • Antiquing • Beveling • Walls' Ceilings • Bathrooms Services ALL REPAIRS • Window Treatments Replacement Windows •CLEANLINESS IS PRIORITY # J e Bathroom Remodeling SHOP AT MOMC SEHVICt • HIM ISVMATWS State Lie. #4205 • REFERENCES•INSURED e Hot Water Heaters Fully Insured Free Estimates FULLY maumto nti Call Bob 276-8677 e Drain Cleaning 908-281-0716 233-4522 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford CLARK, NJ 3S1-75I9 CRANFORD 7094251

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PROFESSIONAL LAVITOL PAINTING To advertise 24 Hour Emergency Service Ellis 70% Sen/or C/f/zen Discount CARPENTERS, INC. • Exterior * Free retimate your services No Job Too Small Tree Service • Interior 40 Years In e Fully Insured Free Estimates ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE • Expert in the Home Remodeling e Carpentry & REMOVAL Preparation •WATER MAINS UNION COUNTY • DRAIN CLEANING e Firewood "Wt'n Still Working Out Way Thnutgh SPRING SALE! • HOT WATER HEATERS a Woodchips Town and We do the best Work Around" New Decks • Bathrooms • Kitchens BUSINESS DIRECTORY • BATHROOM REMODELING • Snow plowing Doors • Windows • Roofing SAVE ENERGY.... We install e. Landscaping Vinyl Replacement Windows Call Russ TEL: 396-3136 "ALL WORK GUARANTEED' PAGE: 317-8281 (908) 245-1203 ' Free Estimates Fully Insured • Chtf.k our Ktceiuon Proof Prices at 722-3000, _ MPL #9523 Call u» 24 Hrs. Richard Dogroat • Rocfinf m Ltaders and Gutttn Ext. 6256 YHB rumrmt t IIWIH (90S) 486-5806 908-272-6456 or 201-375-2757 272-4033 817 HIVERIEND DRIVE • CLARK, NJ OTOM INSURED • FRB£ ESTIMATES

TREE SERVICE LANDSCAPING TO ADVERTISE PLUMBER ROOFING T&T To advertise LENNY'S PLUMBING WESTFIELD ROOFING CO. your services HEATING All Types of Roofing and Siding in the 'Heating Sewer WOODSTACK LANDSCAPING Cleaning Specializing In: • Plumbing & Heating TREE SERVICE • PLANTS AND SHRUBS UNION COUNTY Roof Stripping • Flat Roofs INSURED Repairs Re-Roofs and Repairs • MULCH BUSINESS DIRECTORY • Hot Water Heaters Low, Low Rates • DECK SEALING • Sump Pumps WORK 100% GUARANTEED Call Russ Senior Citizen Discounts • GUTTERS CLEANED free Est. • State License #6249 FREE ESTIMATES at 722-3000, Lenny Grleco 908-789-2023 908-232-5302 Ext. 6256 574-0480 Fully 1IISLIII!II e Estimates 276-5752

TV REPAIR MOVERS PLUMBING TO ADVERTISE ROOFING Specializing in: ROBBINS ft ALLISON, INC. To advertise CHAPMAN BROS. your services im ROOFINGS^ "Loetl Public Movort Lie. #1428 Moving & Ucinio • Plumbing In the Roofing Specialists ^j SlorMgt 00172 • Heating - Cooling WE REPAIR & REPLACE • Alterations - Repairs UNION COUNTY ALL TYPES OF ROOFS • Air Conditioning BUSINESS DIRECTORY RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL SALES & REPAIRS 276-1320 Call Russ 100% GUARANTEED WORK (30 Years in Business) AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES Fully Insured Free Estimate CENTER TV at 722-3000, 213 SOUTH AVE E 36 NORTH AVE. E 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle CRANFORD CRANFORD Ext. 6256 TEL 276-0808 908-6541663 276-2331

TO RESERVE YOUR SPACE IN THIS DIRECTORY 1-8OO SMU-4 / Forbes Newspapers August 18, 19,20,1993

9100 4X10 IWfcNKf CN»< ItfWCtffl YOUR CLASSIFIED AD CHILDCARE- In my MOTHER OP i- will I am a beautiful CAN U PUBUSHID IN Brldgewater home, CPR give your baby Individual TUTORi Doctoral degre* •LACK US MALE with •a NEW JERSEY NEWS- cert., ref. avail., loving at- attention, Middlesex+ In education. LDT/C. MA, a great temperament a PAPERS WITH ONE mosphere, fun activities, Piseataway area. Fenced Ed.O., 19 yra. exp. In the 2120 2120 2120 excellent AKC heritage. EASY PHONE CALL AND FT only. 908-725-11 «S. In yard, playrm., quiet at. aroa. WILL TUTOR IN 2120 My owners are looking FOR ONE LOW PRICE. (908> 762-7893. YOUR HOME. All lovole, Garage lor a similar female for FOR ONLY $218.00 CHILOCARI- My Qreen •II eubjocts, primary YOUR AO WILL REACH Brook home, EMT/CPR, OUAUTV CHILD CARE mating. (908) 356-0740, Will care for your child In radea through H.S. OVER 1.2 MILLION Exp. a Hals. Lg. yd., DUCATIONAL TEST- NOTICE: AH OARAGE •RIDOEWATER- 1110 HIGHLAND PARK SO. PLAINFIELD- 545 HOMES THROUGHOUT pliyrm. 908-752-3164. my Kendall Park home. 8 INTRODUCTIONS... Fenced yard. Call ING avail. Dr. Robert H. SALES »dvtrtlstm«m» Mountain Top Head; ESTATE SALE Harrison Ave,;Sat./Sun, A way for people to mael THE STATE. CALL Zaremba, 786-6597, an PAYABLE IN AD-Frl-Sat.-Sun., 6/20,21,22, on 3 spotltss tloorsl 404 8/21,22. 9-4. Baby/adult people, every week In FORBES CLASSIFIED AT DAY CARE- will provide 908-297-3966 WE CARE VANCE by cash, 9-4pm. Furnltura, house- So. 1 (Off Rt. 27} 8/21 clothes, coats, toys, furn, your local Forbes news- t-S00-S59-949S, ASK qualified child care in my Horn* Hulth Cara TUTORING— Reading. hold Hams- nsw & almost only, 9-4PM. ANTIQUES: desk, high chair, many paper. The ad ta free, FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN Plscetaway home. Lunch Specializing in: Math In your homo, 10 check, VISA or Master new. Collectables. Plain mahogany desk & mlsc Ilsms-SUPER SALE! then one call doe* It silt FOR ALL THE DETAILS * snacks provided refer. e Live In Companion* yrs. public tchool experi- Card. For a quota on 10-pc. DR; great 1920s 1-SO0-SSS-MM ABOUT SCAN- Near 287/fft, 18 483-0362 e Certified Horn* Hsalth ence. Certified K-8 a BWIOQEWATER- 1 9-pc. BR; Deco U-base SOLID TEAK DE8K- coat, pleaaa call Thruway Dr.; Sat., 8/21, S7S, boy's BR set, 4 STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED Aides H.S. Math; M.A. dagroa. table; gilt bronze figurai AD NETWORK. EXPERIENCED DAY- * CARPET * e Certified Nurses Aldea Call 906-272-5315. 1-400-5S9-MBS. 8-4. HH Itsma, clothing, candelabra; mirrors; jow- places. $50/each, Quean * CLEANERS * jewelry, children's books/ mat a box $75, 654-6655 CARE INSTRUCTOR- 3*rvlng Someraet, Mid- elry: some Stirling; Bavar- has limited openings In a JERSEY BOY CARPET * dlesex, Union, Monmouth VOICE/PIANO- Private toys, sklls, much much ian gold & cobalt banded Adt In Clmtthd smoke-lree, spacious, UPHOLSTRY CARE. lessons w/Horitsn Valley BELLE MEAD— 201 moral Vary low prlcai. SOMCRVILLE- 110 & Ocean Counties, College music professor, dishes (12). NEWER: Eastern Ave. MULTI- don? coif — safe, fun-filled, warm en- Truck mounted equip 24 Hr. Strv. Homaataad Rd: Aug Blue sofa & chain; tplc FAMILY. 6/21, 9.4pm. vironment. Call (908) $l2.50/rm, S29.99/7 call Adele Car/las, M.S., 21 It. 9am-4pm, Furnl- BRIDO.EWATEH- *43 couch, call Duke 908-528-6227 908-707-1573 Qlen Ridoe Dr. (off Ta- set; clothes; Kit & morel Furn., toy*, tools, HH T/isy payl 424-0332 for a delightful turt, blkat, toy*, clotrias, No checks, no early items, fish lank & much adventure. Msnnlno 756-4746 SPEECH LANGUAGE •tc. lamlnl) Frf & Sat. 8/20 a Leave msg. WRITING SKILLS DB- 21. (Mpm. BR furnltura, salsa; my # at BAM. more. Ralndata-8/22. NO PATHOLOQIIT- VELOPMENT IWSD)- •ELU MEAD- • Vaitl* SALE BY LOIS LEBBING EARLY BIRDS. STEPHANIE SHAEFFER Mentorlng/tutorlng stu- stroller, lawn sweeper, CLEAN HOUSE * M.S.. CCC-SLP. apch/ nor lid, (off Willow) Sit. cameras, girl's 20" bike, MIDDLESEX- 133 OFFICE-Evaryday dent writing: College es- a/21 9-3 & Sun. 8/22 BOMERVILLE- 2«B lang./aud./verbal training says, poetry, fiction, re- Fisher Price apodcar, Chestnut St.; Sat. 3/21, Good rsf. and own trans- 201-252-0542. noon-3pm. Fum, tporta sandbox, toychest. toys, 9-5. Raindate 8/22. Grove St. (1 block off fit. Forbes Classifieds portation. 908-271-1699 search papers by NJ •quip. blk*>. oak cabinet books a much morel Clothes, furn.. tools, 22) Frl. 8/20 Spm-9pm. State Teacher of the Year doors. Sat. 8/21 9am-5pm. CLEANINO- Condos/ 1992. 908-526-5706, hshld Items, toys & Washer/dryer, safe, 50 Homes/Apt* LOW RATES 4110 CRANFORD- 33 Rut-much, much more) hntruetion/ •CRNAHDSVILLC- 123 sara Rd,: (off Springfield tb. didgal scale, Scrlpt-o- $40 + . Prof, quality serv. Clarwnont Roatf; Almost Ave. near Union Coiiags) NESHANIC- 312 So.rratlc addrass-s-graph, Honest/rellsble/exp/exc. Education 41410 n»w- Clothing. Jawalry, Sat. 8/21. 9-4. Raindate Branch Rd., Sal. 8/21: 8- heat stamp machine, un- refs. Carol 908-754-2574 Legai Smntce* Furs. Accsssorlsi. Fins a/22. Rafrig.. Kit aat. so- Spm. MOVING. Furniture. derground sprinkler sys- quality horns furnishings, tem, silk screening CLEANING- Exp'd % AVAILABLE labed * chairs, dssk, pool equip., Hshld, yard. Mother & daughter will antlquss, collsctlblsi, men's A women's cloth- equip. Lots of yarn, ma- 4 COLLEGE ATTORNEY AVAIL- from contlgnmsnts & ••- ing, shoes (7-71/8W), PISCATAWAY- 40 terial A silkflorwar*, an d BEST BUY clean home, office, apt. You will be to pleased, ABLE- Closings, Refi- tsct daaltrs. New hshld Hem*, child's tabla Seften Circle, Frl. a Sat. other household items. Trans, good refs, honest, POWERFUL CODE SYS- nancings, Leases, Real arrlvals-Qsrman toy col- ft Stroller, new portscrlb 8/20*8/21: 9-4pm. 42 yesrs of 'Stuff" reliable. Call 572-7523. TEM. 100% Monoy back Estate mstters. Wills. diars, Hooaiar, wlckar, MOVING. Advertise your garage sale Guarantee! You get besi a much more. •UNBEAM- Mlxmaster, CLEANING- Profes Corp. Docu.s Reason, riding equipment, nsw PI8CATAWAY-40 a 42 Slonal, with a personal Portlolio Of Qualified Fi- rates. L. Qotllb, 548-3133 mercnandlM dallyl QE elect, frying pan, nancial Aid custom for GIGANTIC SALE Dunbar Ave; (off of rVot- press, cooker, GE wash- and get a free pizza! touch. Reliable, refer- ENCORE QUALITY EDISON- 7 Zaydee Dr.; lars Ln) 2 family moving/ ences, Free estimates. you, Surest possible op- ATTORNEY HOUSE CONSIGNMENTS er— good cond., elect. portunitytor ful l financial CALLS: Wills (from $70), Menlo Pk. Mall area, Sal garage sals, Sat Aug 21, irons, dustbuster, etc. Commercial 4 residen- Daalvr co-op ipaca avail. a Sun 8/21, 22: B-3pm. 9-4. Piano, sleep sofa, tial. 10% off first clean- funding. Closings (from $395), In- TurF 10-6, Thurr 1118 Call 906-722-0289 be- Ad Now-Low Coal corporations (from $225). Clothes, furniture, ate. love seat, rocklno. chair, tween 5-8 pm Ing. Call The Polished Sat. 10-5. StC. (NO EARLY BIROS) kitchen set, dining rm Look 806-7554 1-600-763-7762 Call for exact fees; other toa-7aa-7Tao 908-548-5615. set, refrig., CE micro- Ideal Scholarahla) services. WEBTFIELD- 34 San- HOUSE CLEANING BY- PO Box 4107 Dopt. F J, DeMartino, Esq. BOUND BROOK- ISt wave, exercise bike. dra Circle Sun. 8/22, EDISON- 117 Highland weights and bench Polish lady, Refs Highland Park, NJ 08904 O00-S74BOM. Charry Av«i- (Naxt to Ave.; 3 blocks from High- 9am-1pm. Toys, clothes, Reasonable rates SmalUy School) Sat. Aufl press, and many misc. books, misc. ESTATE SETTLEMENTS land Park/Edison border, items. 463-8456. 9O8-7S6-1973 35 Years 548-3122 21, 9-4pm. Rain or Shlnt. Off Rt. 27. Sun. 8/22. WESTFIELD- 740 a 771 BEAUTY A WARDROBE ESTATE SALE. Antlqu* 11AM-8PM. Many books, SO. BOUND BROOK- 6 HOUSE CLEANING CLASSES— look good & Mosa • Inalese. Attys Duncan Phyla Sola. Oak Ave. Sat. 8/21, 9am- Getting my Sept. schd. feel great! Prlv./grp Metuchon Prof. Bldg baby turn., hshld Hems. Barber Blvd.; 8/21, 8-5. 3pm. Toys, books, hard- 406 Main St. Metuchsn Ethan Allan antiqued washer/dryer, crib. Air ware, household items, together. Very reason- clatses, Scotch Plains, pint DR sat, BH/LR furnl- ESTATE SALE- 8/21, cond. furniture, books, Sporting goods and able rates and own sup- Cranford. Affordable A Furt, radwood outdoor 9:30AM. New axcer. bike, plies. Call 707-1474. funl 272-1771. (urnltura, bicycle*, Franklin stove, misc. much, much morel No 4150 like new pool tbl, p-ng early birds HOUSECLEANING DOLL CLASSES— Make Leant e) Finance records, China/Crystal, pong tbl, wicker furni- SO. fLAINFIELD— 1001 7 days/wk. Somerset MiSC. ture, snow blower, bar Norwood Ave.; Saturday, WESTFIELD-2O5 PARK beautiful cloth dolls, County, Good refer- bunnies, ale. Fun & easy. signs, furniture, etc. 212 8/21, 9-4pm. Huge sale I BT. Sat. 8/21, 10-4pm, ences tOe-231-8302. BOUND BROOK- Columbia Ave., Cranlord, Children's clothes • all Sun. 8/22. 12-3. Multi- What A OOll, 754-2974 •CREDIT- Cornsr Wheatland a NO EARLY BIRDSI sizes, phono, misc. items family sale. Tables, chil- HOUICCLEANINO REPAIR- Hardy Aves.; Off Taa St., * lots, lots morel dren 3 clths, assl. bas- ELEC/ACOUSTIC BASS Sat.* Sun..8/21 & 22.9-3. Exp.d, hardworking, flex. INSTRUCTION- Begin- BAD CREDIT MANVtLLE- 17 N. 20*h kets, and much morel Dale Talley, Little Caesar's Store rates, good refs. Call nar/Advanced, all alylta * MO EARLY BIRDSIA Ave: Aug 21st & Aug SO. PLAINFIELD- 325 Michelle 908-249-2674. Multi-Family Yard Sale Clifford St.; Off Plainfield WHITEMOUSE- 158 of music, learn to groova, REMOVED FROM 22nd, 9am-6pm. Rain or Manager in Bridgewater, presents a raad. lmprovl»». W/vxp. shine. Ave. Sat. & Sun., 8/21 & Mnebenk Rd.; Reading- HOUSECLEANINO YOUR REPORT! MOVING BALE! 22. 9-4. Baby Items: toys: ton Rd. to Roosevelt. Sat. Experienced. Reasonable NY pro w/M.M. R»a*on- ONE DAY ONLYItl furniture; baby, children free pizza to Mrs. Frieda Mangulas, ablt raf 1.(908)233-0732. BHANCHBURO— 197 MIDDLESEX- Oak 8/21. 8-4. HH Items, rates. Refs. avail. rom late payments to Drive a Oswego Ave. a adult clothes; linens: clothes, books, office 906-725-0921 Windy Willow Way; 8/21, tools 4 more. stuff, antique tool chast. the first person to place a garage FIREARM TRAINING epossasslons & Sat 8-Opm. Furn., HH Sat. B/21, 9-4pm. Multi- HOUSCCLEANINa- ex- f OR SELF-PROTECTION ankruptcles, all can be Items. TV, books, toys, Fam. Various household sale ad during our "FREE PIZZA, perienced, responsible & Personal, Private, removed legally & per- misc. Everything must llama. No early birds Advertise In thm Classified! PIZZA" promotion. qualify. Good refs. & own One-On-One Instruction manently from your go-Ch««p or Best offerl pleesel Iramp, 627-0508 Iv. msg. For Tha Beginner. credit report. HOUSCKCEPER-good B0B-494-5B68 Satisfaction guaranteed! references, experience, GUITAR INSTRUC- or free details, call 2130 2130 2130 3030 and a hard worker. Low TION— Private lessons QOS) 7SS-SO04 General General General rales. Call 688-1798. w/prominent music edu- ,S% VISA/MASTER- Merchandlxt Merchandise cator/performer. All Merchandise To advertise your garage sale, SUPCR CLEANING! styles. Call Adele Carliss, CARD— WE HAVE A Get the special touch IST OF OVER SO ••a M.S. 9O8-707-1673. BANKS WITH BEST CAR PARTS- 79 Ca-MINOLTA CAMERA- w/ AMERICAN FLYER & LI- your house deserves. 10 call 1-800-559-9495 yrs exp. Call (201) 485- PIANO INSTRUCTION- DEALS ON INTEREST maro. doors, hood, right 50mm lens. 1:17 len,ONEL TRAINS a OLD shake ClnawT RATES AN ANNUAL lender, trunk lid, 2 buck- zoom lens-200mm w/ TOYS- Pis call 908-755- 7848 or (908) 925-9402. Diane Olsen Qalvacky, r available for teaching EES. 1-800-671-3247 et seats, console, shifter, flash.-S200 w/extras. 0346, leave message 0 WE ARE BREEDER'S CHILDCARE- AuPalr- tail lights, radiator, AC TELESCOPE- 700 call after 6pm REPRESENTATIVES 4000 9am-2:30pm, Mon-Frl { BAD CREDIT!! Cara cultural axchang*. TEK.PRO Sat. Call 699-0636 condenser. power. 90mm. Equatorial Come and sxpcrlenct SERVICES Exp«ri«nc*d legal Euro- 1-800-437-1197 We guarantee clean Complete set of Otds 14" mount retractor. $250. ANTIQUE • USED- Fur- the Shaks-A-Paw differ- Child Cam Provided R W-T rins-Unlon- niture, Old DR sets and psan aupalrs. Affordable Carpet Cleaning PIANO LESSONS- All rally rims. Reply to Box 150. Forbes ence at New Jersey's llva-ln chlldcare, govern- qiilfax. DEBTS RE- Newspapers, P.O. BoxSRs from 1800's to most beautiful puppy 2 rooms, 118.93 ages. Prof, musician, 20 UCED. 100% Legal. Pontiac 350 6X heads, 1950"S. Also misc. piec- mant-approvod. Local 7 It. sofa, «3t.S0 yre. exp., B.A. In your bad main bearing and 6SB, Somervllle, NJ store. Counsalora, Call N.J. re- Ron 908-412-9744. turbo 350 trans. 908-464- 08876, es. 647-1959. Floor waxing iQme. 908-354-2035, * All puppies are A.K.C. gional offlc*. Pat Poppitl, Office & Wall Cleaning ERM LIFE 0791 ANTIQUES 518-698-6176 or B00-4- •IANO LESSONS- In NSURANCE- THROUGH MOVINO-QIrls BR turn- Wood furniture, glass registered and selected AUPAIR. WINDOW WASHING your home. Branchburg, COMMUTEN CRIB- $85; scroll saw, for breed conformity and Residential, my spa-Whltahse Sta. Hillsbor- UJD A 4 ( SUPERIOR Lika newt-Only $30. ware, China, Silver. Oil IATED COMPANY. THIS , Dahumld-BO; Casio Paintings, Comic Book! temperament. F/T— fpr Infant & kinder- clalty! Also Gutters ugh.Call 369-4t37. Please call 908-548-4827, Keybd-J1iO: records, cleaned 4 flushed, LAN PROVIDES ..• tart/more.Nag.756-7716, & Basosbaii cards. garden child, Branchburg 100,000 OF THE PRO- ,; 10-6prn only. One Hem or entire estate * Puppies ere socialized area, Your home or mine, Screening available. IANO- ALL STYLES. In open cases...no glass Qffl »0»-7M-at17 ALL AGES, AT YOUR ECTION AT SUPER CRAFT SUPPLIES- NESHANIC STATION— •08-S2I-M3S 90B-704-4394 PACE— Degreed (BA/ OW RATES WITH NON- ' Lace, ribbon, baskets, walls herell This insures 519 Whlton Rd.: Oarage FISHING TACKLE— col proper development for a 4010-4230 HOUSEKEEPERS, NAN- DID YOU MM), 20 yra exp., private, MOKER DISCOUNTS. '. wood items, hoops, etc. ssle Items: Punching KNOW.. . college & university. ALL 1-800-869-4944. Closed craft shop. lector wants to buy OLD happy, well adjusted, lov- NIES, NURSES AIDES bag, rower, silver rods, reels, lures, cata ing pet. 4010 Adult Day Care AVAIL- Women of all This iHlle ad can be read rldgewater. 704-8620. 9OS-728-3B27. spoons. 4030 Business nationalities. 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House calls mado lifetime obedience train- 4060 Convalescent yr. child. All ages. Rea- Call VOUI1 ad In lodayl otfs, 6 Ig. chairs w/pads. Bert 821-4949 Ing, Care A LOVING MOM- of 2 sonable rales. Call Ms. 1-800-559-9495 DID YOU 4070 Electrical Williams al 828-8356. We Got Results! *dv»rtJie In In* Clasiffled.' rectangle glass table, HIGH PRICES PAID- for In Mdlsx, avail, to care KNOW . . . umbrella w/stand, Hunter Bring the whole family 40*0 Handyman for your child beginning that an ad in this local green 4 white, never postcards, sheet music Services LOVINO MOM- will pro- old toys, baseball items 14 Route 22 West. 9-93 Snacks ana lunch vide fun learning smoke- paper also goes Into 18 ussd, value $675, selling Grconbrook, NJ 08812 Hauling included. E*c. rel. For other local papers? for $300, 908-681-2747 cameras, military, TV's, a Clean up free envlroment, ref.s Worlds Fair, fountain (50 yards west ol Rock more info, please call avail., pis. call 908-752- Starcast! Reach over 400,000 Avo.) 4090 Health Care 627-9448. readers with one call! PHASE CONVERTER- pens. Call 272-5777. Services 7355 1-9OO-4S4-4543 Rotary type. 1 to 15 HP. 906-968-2522 BABYSITTING- In my i-aoo-srte-Mao MOT WHEELS CARS Mon-Sat 11-9, Sun ti-64100 Home LOVINO MOTHER- will 99' [>cr minute e 24 hours a day! Must be 18 + Call 528-5225 or eve- Rarllan home. FT/PT. No care for your child In my DR SET- Ovel table, 6 wanted by collector, pro $50 off any puppy with p Infants please. 908-526 nlngs 369-3372 far Mint or Pkged wired Piseataway Home, Pis. Touch Tone or Rotary Phones chairs, sideboard, brick this ad. Not to ba com- 4108 - Income Taa 4863. Daiiy - Monthly - Compatibility Horoscopes front china cabinet. $300, PIANO— WurlHzer Spin- line tires, 908-232-2363 bined with any other 4110- Instruction/ call: 699-0873 908-722-2994 Lv. Msg. et, cherry, brand new, MANUAL TYPEWRITER offer. 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Touch tone or Rotary Phones Road, Bernardsvllle, T-F Girls 27", 10 speed $35; Antique Picture Framos FOR ONE LOW PRICE. 4170 - Miscellaneous 10-6, Thurs. 8, Sat. 10-5. Mans 27". 10 speed $35. 609-936-9505 FOR ONLY $219.00 CHILD CARE PRO- AtJvmrtln Speak to Astrolger e Turot Reader other bikes, call after Services VIDER— experienced, 90B-766-7760 YOUR AD WILL REACH 4180 - Painting Mu*t l>c 18 Yrmni or Olricr 5pm. 908-725-2422. OLD TOYS— Batt. oper OVER 1.2 MILLION mother ol 2 will babysit In the Clastlfledl A Senice of tnlcrMcitla Inc. FAX MACHINE- Brand 4190 - Party a Enter- PT In my Wostfield home. RICOH 1OB FAX ated, banks, cars, Irks, HOMES THROUGHOUT tainment Services new Panasonic KXF 195 tin wind ups, board THE STATE. CALL 908-233-9341. S400/BO. Trivia w ar- a COPY MACHINE 4200 - Plumbing, Mint Condition. J30O games, disney, lunch FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Heating a Cooling CHILD CARE- In my cade-slie game $euo/ boxes, etc. 752-4974. 1-800-559-9495, ASK BO. Home gym w/ stsp- (908) 232-7669 4210 • Professional Brldgewator home. FT/ WE BUY HOUSEHOLD FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN Services PT. Lunch ft snacks pro- per S2O0/BO. 290-0548 ROLEX- Man's wrist- FOR ALL THE DETAILS 4220 - Roollno SCHOOL CONTENTS— Knlck vidsd. 908-722-1053 rought T GREENHOUSE watch. Have original pa- knacks, TV, VCR, junk ABOUT SCAN- 4230 - Wallpapering mwm You Py 4 Seasons. 12x16'. pers. J1200/BO. 90S- cars. 908-572-1368. STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED CHILD CARE— In my used, 5600/BO 908-249- 245-3483. AD NETWORK. Hlllsborough/Branchburg Forbes 1226 days, 3576 eves. 4020 home. Moiher of 2, Non- Newspapers 3000 smoker, flefs. 389-3422 I WOOD FLOORINB SKIS Wide plank Oak, Cherry PETSA/VD 3050 CHILD CARE- Loving i, Colonial Whits Pine Brand new, Kastle LIVES TOCH MOTMS COMPUTER mother to care for 2/3 Mack & Co. FYV1 skis, 190; $180 PROGRAMMING Toddlors In my cozy 216-679-8393 or best offer. BOX STALLS- large In- Customized FoxPro 2.5 Christian Piseataway 3010 • Birds homo w/pets. 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Afjos 24 yrs , oal •FULL A PART TIME SESSIONS be open to the public, BEDS- NEW COM-3090 • Bosrdlng. change for board 908- ASSOC. (908) 757-7382. over 10 yrs., ref., corivon. •SUMMER PROGRAMS • K>M • Ounlnlng ftntad Don't pass us by, give MERCIAL-HOME UNITS Training a Qroomlng 722-7087. o Rt. 1/pkwy/lpk 3 OPEN 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM DAILY «/a FROM $199 00 LAMPS- oponlngs. P08-73B-'1322, * ChMCn us a try. 3100 - Miscellaneous Ash about our You name Il-We have III LOTIONS- Supplies A Services 3080 908-561-5055 * OMidivPwto* ACCESSORIES. MONTH- Advertise CHILD CARE-wlll watch AcctMMd by tha Nrtonsl Academy o( £aty Chktiood Prottsmj "Fun on Whoots" LY PAYMENTS LOW AS Adoptable Pets your child boloro & after Mobito Gym 908-247-4406 In the Classified! school. Edison aroa 908- 401 GREENBROOK RD. $18.00 CALL TODAY 3030 S. Plalnfield • Edison FREE NEW COLOR CAT- GIVE SOMEONE A 738-0775 INTRODUCTIONS... ALOG. 1-800-462-9197 Dog* NORTH PLAINFIELD A way lor people to meet SMILE— Somerset Ro- 1/2 Mite From West End Ave. Exit Off HI. 22 people, every week In YOUR CLASSIFIED AD gioral Animal Shelter has 561-8888 your local Forbes news- CAN BE PUBLISHED IN pupplos, kittens, dogs FULL 13AY paper. The ad Is free, HAPPY JACK FLEA- and cats. Adoption rea- 02 NEW JERSEY NEWS- GARD— ALL METAL then one call doss It altl PAPERS WITH ONE sonable. Missing a pel? HEAD START 1-800-559-9495 ELECTRONIC DEVICE "alI7Z5-O30B. EASY PHONE CALL AND CONTROLS fLEAS IN FOR ONE LOW PfitCE. PROGRAM .. far f-'rmiclutaUr KIRBY VACUUM - HTE HOME WIOTHOUT "24 Years of Caring' Weber baby Qrand FOR ONLY $219 00 PESTICIDES OR EXTER 3090 REGISTER YOUR CHILD NOW FOR piano, Dre«nl DR tablo. YOUR AD WILL REACH MINATORS. RESULTS Boarding, 60x60, 2 leafs & pads, OVER 1.2 MILLION OVERNIGHT. AT FARM & SKPTEMBKK Volt stopper, call 908- HOMES THROUGHOUT FEED STORES, Training A Qroomlng NOW ACCEPTING CHILI)IlKN 3 TO 5 Yi:\US0I.I) . Preschool - 2 1/2-6 Yis. • NJ. State Certified 272-9169 Iv. mag THE STATE, CALL ALSO CIlll.DltEN WHO HAVE SPECIAL NEEDS • Day Care Center « Summer Camp FORBES CLASSIFIED AT LABRADOR • WmJergarten • ru« Day & HarT Day KITCHEN TABLE— 36 ' X 1-800-559-9495, ASK DOQ OBEDIENCE MortKsorl Program • Call for Fre« Brochure RETRIEVER Kind, positive molhods, SKitvicK WE ritovim-: 36' X 2" butchor block, FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN Qiiiilily Kduralion good cond.. $45 ENDFOR ALL THE DETAILS PUPPIES 27 yrs. e»n., Vol fee. COMrAKII OUR rALILITIES, IXICATION, .TTArF AND TABLE— walnut ;:i;iiii • LOCK rtOM TtIK MfCrUCII EN TRAIN !n>TK>N. top, brand new. $20. 908- STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED First shots, 8 weeks 322-7591 after 7PM. AD NETWORK. old, Parents on HAPPY PAWS OBEDI- (Hreakfnsl, hunch. Siiiick) LADDER- 12 It. exten- premises, f 3B0. ENCE SCMOOI nofils Individuiil Hducntioital ProRram Km ll.uli Clnlct 20-24-30 KIUSIDE AVENUE sion trestle, $225, scale, 21*0 ation night Is Aug. 31, METUCHEN, NJ -8prn. Classes start I'arcnl Involvement 549-2771 1O0O Ib. platform, $200, Wanted to Buy (908) 828-9099 Kiiilcliinri! In t(i>lpiiif! Tin- t'ltiiii !K)B-^04-0093 eves LABRADOR RETRIEVER Supl 7 S 8. All lovols ol PUPPIES- AKC, sfiols, (mining. Tuos & Wgd At Home And In The CLISSKIIMII) LOVS BEATS— matching yollow, c h 0 c 0 I n i o ves. Photostat proof of Tuition Krce To advertise in AABACUB ANTIQUES urront shots required. KANGAROO KIDS set of 3 $50, lamps $10/ ANTIQUE BUYING blacks (908) 730-72B1. Transportiilion Provided In I.imiii-H ATIM pair, exerciser $40, fur ;ivll Defense Qlcig, Man- 1 CHILD CAkK AND cool $65, table $30. 2 SERVICE PUPPIES1II ISO BUYS illa NJ. BOH'IOO-Tooo Of Hours: HIT) AM 2V> I M this directory or We Are Purchasing 1 strollers $10 & $20, Klm- ANY PUP. ALL TYPES i6O-60B1 Hani .S'ffirf Scn'ires IJIIII im nun IJiARNINCi CHNTER ble Organ $75, end la- Furniture * Paintings NEW JERSEY'S LARG- find out about NEW 'You'll He a Jump Ahead" blos $20/801, B08-96B- Oriental Rugs* Statues EST SELECTION. OPEN DID YOU 3049 Clocks * Toys * Mirrors SAT-SUN-MON 10-5 KNOW. .. FOR MOKI5 INFORMATION CALL ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS O'NEILL KENNELS US his little nd con ba rend (!)08) 846-8888 IASKKOHSOCIALMIIVICI-S EXCITING UPCOMING y moro than rtOO.OOO 561-7721 MOVING— Must sail Call 0Oa-24S-83B3 HIQHWAY 1, PniNCP- SOMERSET COUNTY HKAI) START I'LUK.KAM everything. Crystal lamp, or 1-aOO-281-S38S TON, Nj ACROSS FROM oadors In 17 publlcn- REGISTER NOW colonial corner china HYATT HOTEL luns throughout Sornor* 429l.KWISSTItKET.PO BOX II9.S0HFKSKT. N J limjOlia DIRECTORIES, Please closet & pictures- Musi ALL LIONEL, IVE8, ol. Mldtilosox ami Union (908)840-B88flKXT. 28 YI-AK KOUND* I-Li-Xllil.ti .SCMf-tnJI.INCi see. 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JaH (908) 369-4075 Sales, Miscellaneous Sale Items, Employment, Auctions, ALL PHASES ASPEN ELECTRIC- All APPLIANCE REPAIR Free estimates, fully In fesldentlal needs: house Washers, dryers, all sured, references avail- tans, smoke deiectors. major appl. $15 service able. BIENIEK CONST lighting, telephones, etc. chargo. 1-B00-201-2243. 908-424-9080 Oulck response. Lie. Services, from Day Care to Wallpapering Plus FREE #7534. Call 356-3041; CHABAK CONSTRUC- ALL TYPES OF HOME B73-0137. TION— General carpen- REPAIR- at aflordabte try, roofing, decks, Sid- prices. 20 yrs. exper D.B. ELECTRIC CO. Ing. Insured. 271-1458 Rets. <0»3a»-7022 Our Bates Wont Shock Introductions Ads to help you meet people. You. Residential., comm. COMPLETE HANDYMAN CARPENTER/CONTRAC ercial. Free estimates. Froo Est. Fully Ins. FOR Add. & all phases of Lie 8380. Ph. 251-0744 Complete Bath & Kit. carpentry, old A new renovations, Linoleum & louses, In business for ELECTRICAL SER- tile waiK. Painting -Inside 35 yrs, Jim Ulllto & Sons VICE— Quality work/roa- A out, Deck work A 908-647-3116 sonnbto rates. Avail. 4 enrpentry work, DONT CALL US I pm & wkonds. FREE ost NO JOB TOO SMAU.I Jntll you've called the lully Ins./bondod LAH 906-828-8723 Jthers. Then call ELECTRIC. Lie. 100?0 Call Dnn 908-526-3696 HANDYMAN— electrical :• CONTRACTING for work, plumbing, carpen- (Forbss NewsptPers: #1 L ha highest quality car ELECTRICAL wdRK try, etc. Call Dave 908- jentry & home Improve Security A lecDSSort 75S-3456. nents at the lowest lights, heaters, fnns, [ CentrilJeruysj CH$ssifi9st.. fully Insured, refs. changes, etc. Problems loo big or smalll Repairs. 908-534-1990 solved, quick response, Don't agitate mama, call mo 908-234-0367. * A * * Lie. #10282. Froo oals v J. DEO.UTIS PIOOBB call DrwcJ nt ODD JOBS A GENERAL CARPENTRY 321-6B9B or 4B9-6814 REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, To Place Your Ad Call Local 908-722-30 duality crnftarnaroh p on ELECTRICAL WORK- brush cleared A re- iddllions, alterations, moved. Expert int/ext. FAX 908 319638 Commorclnl, roslriontiHl ooflng. siding, doors, and Industrial. Llconsod. empentry, painting, re- lichens A bath, decks A No. 9141, and Insurod placement windows A aplacement windows. In- Fioe estimates. Cnll docks. Tree work, log ured, free estimates. splitting, gutters cleaned! 1 -800-559-9495 Vlnco Ssntonastaso Eloc- Call 908-754-0014 trlc 888_-18_09_.__ No |uD too small. Why blank yaur back? If you ELECTRICAL- All typos don I soo It. ask. Call us 4070 l wiring, Servlco today for o FREE ostl- Etoctrtc*/ tnngos A paddle fnns. inntB Our 17th your. AddltTona. Lie. #0252. 526-5838 H.vold Klausor-572-67!)O A-1 ELECTRIC CO. TINKERING TOM No Job Too Smnll ELECTRICIAN- Ingtnll HOME MAINTENANCE A lo Chnllsngo Too Oronl uf circuit tirenksrs, pntt- REPAIRS. No lob too losidonlial/Smnll Bus Mo fnns, nttlc Inns, oloc- smnll. 908-356-0920. Specialists tric hont, racossnd lights, All work guornnlooil n|)|)l wiring froo OHI , 4O85 c 0400. Inn RONSON ELECTRIC Forbes Newspapers 71-4553 654-1330 52-5B83. (Uc. !)&.12) Hauling A CfMM Up

LK ELECTRIC- roslii tOW PRICES— All quat- jriwn. A indust., iivnil Itv oloctrlcal work. 15 yrs ATTICS —bsmnt, gar., iy§, weokends, nluhts, «p. 24 (US. lie No. fll'J'l anything romoved. Same I1EE ESTI Fully Ins., ;ull B0B-23B-9440 ly sor. Sf. cllz. disc. itoonabla talon, I l<~ Nick 270-t 175 M?, S08-75B-4030 PHOENIX ELECTRIC .lc.# 10062. Pacldlo Inns A Division of Forbes Inc. ;LECTRIC°UN 1179B istdlluit SOS. Atlli: tnna Advertise ZAP ELECTRIC nmplolo $150. Insiuod I your elsctrlcal neodB. 1-B0O-40O-2069 In the Claaattladl Call OOfl-729-6809 •A Forbes Newspaper • SMU-6 / Forbes Newspapers August 18, 19, 20,1993 YOUR HOUSE A HOME * 0»M> t» Employment Guide 4085 4100 4100 4190 41*0 Hauling A CtMM Up 5000 AT YOUR DISPOSAL COMPLETE HOME EMPLOYMENT JOSEPH CONTRACTING MAINTANCE INC. WINDOW A-1 REPAIRS MASON .PAINTINQw Clean-Ups A Hauling 15 yrt In bualnea* Replace windows ft LANDSCAPINO- Fall CONTRACTORS Garagea, Basements, malntanlng homei for dl lau, putty, caulk, paint Clean Up, Thatching, ROOFING Attics. Yard Waita, Etc. vofcsti, ratlrtaa, tha dli J waeh. Quality crafts- Lawn Care, Shrub Trim- Specializing In all types SIDING * TEACHER AIOEB- lor AVON BALE*- AH DON'T WAIT!! Lose manship for 25 yrs. Free ming, Hauling. Reliable of masonry: Brick work, preschool. Tuea & Thurs. areas. For Information weight. 100% ntl. Lose For Prompt. Reliable ablad, ft people who luit aoyrs exp. Very high SarvlCB, (908) 522-9141, don't have tha time, ''Ev- sat., Insured, work guar- Service. Charlie, 7SS- block work, concrete, 5:45-12:15PM, Call 489- call up To 30lbs. In 30 days erything lor 1rt« horns I" anteed, promptaervtce. MM. etc. Fully Insured. Free quality. Very neat & M54/52B1. 1-S00-SS22M2 for only $33. Money back CLEAN UP- Rictc'a •M-37S-93M estlmatea. dependable. Lowast guar. Dr. reemd. (908) Car.s attlct bamnia 10 LAWN SERVICE prlcti. Super rafs. ACCOUNTING CLERK- BARTENOINO 1S1-6071 15, 20. 2S, 30 yard CERAMIC HUE Cleanup, Maintenance NO JOB O«t In touch bafor* FT temporary position, Earn up 10 $10-S1S/hr. dumpsters/rent 757-2677 Remodeling, Installation WINDOWS REPAIRS Affordable Rales avail. 9/7 for eip.ed Ac- Train to ba a bartender, 2 DRIVER/COURIER- i TOO SMALL you pay too muchl counting Clerk. Dulles wk. class, Job placement. Third shift. Wed.-Sat., • and rspalr. Frts astl- Restoration of old ft Free Estimates Call Spencer McLeiah 5010-5100 ******* matss. 908-236-7835 peeling windows, we re- 908-526-3500 Inct. weekly payroll A AP American Bartenders 9PM-7AM. N.Y.C. & NJ ! CLEAN-UP ft HAULING Call Joe, (90S) M1-M74 processing. Ideal candi- 1.S00-S32-9222 locations. Po»ltlon re- i Yards, cellar*, attics, Me. o * D-f aimui putty A repaint your win- S010 • Career Training date will be familiar wj quire* driving our vans A { dow* so they look like SCENIC DESION A Servtcee ADP payroll software BOOK BINORY delivering catea of com-« We'ra chaapatt Cleaning & flushing, newl 90S-M9-«9S4 or LANDSCAPE* *PAINnNQEVJOHN* 287-7197 Screen* installed, Fr«a Quality Interior Painting MM - CMM Care WordPerfect A Lotua Experienced only, Posi- puter-records. Muit have J ******* •00-400-1678 CONSTRUCTION INC. Wanted 1,2,3. Reapond box 163. tions open, 200 Pond neat appearance, be able | estimates, Fully Insured, ft Landscape designs ft Small Exterior Job* MM - Employment Forbes Newspapers, to communicate well with j CLEANUP * LIGHT 908-5«1.7154 «mound plantings* ANTHONY'S PAHOINO 1014 Off With Thia Ad Agencies P.O. Box 689 Somsrvllle 6-12 noon. 7S2'7220. customers and have a { HAULING- of all typaa. 0ECK8 DECKS 4ttJ0 pool scapes o water falls Interior/exterior. Rooting, Free Estimates M40 • Employment • N.J. 00876. clean driving record. We * Free aaltmatas, Inturad A lawn managements gutters cleaned/lnstatlad * MNV7S1-9415 * Domestic CABINET MAKER offer good aalary, pleas-* low ratei. Wa work w«ek •7 PER FOOT. Limited newlawne A RRtiea Must hsve experience. time. Build now and Free est. 7SS-S441. PAINTINO • WALLPA MM • Employment • •• ACTIVISTS •• ant working atmosphere, i ends. Tony. 7B1-0400. 1 A retaining walla/rock A General ^ Salary open plua ben- aava ||$. Fully Insured . PERINO- Exierior/ Inte- BE A PART OF A FIGHT avail. OT, profit-iharlng & j Walkways a Patios A+ PAINTUM rior, custom work. Com- • Ernployrnein - THAT MUST •• WON., efits. Must h*vs edge 401-K plan, dental assttt. J CLEANUP A-1 SERVICE Unlimited rsUrsncss. Spraying A EPA/OEP Cert Intertor/exterlor work' HeamCare bander experience. Call Attic to bamnt, Fait mercial/residential. REAL NATIONAL t company-paid major y Color portfolio. CALL AAAAA-1 ALL PHASES Trucking A Tree work menahtp done wtth old FULLY INSURED. Nick M70 • Employment • HEALTH CARBI Craft King Inc., Somer medical. Call Mra, Bran- J Service, Low Prices! 90S-S2B-0O05 Of LANDSCAPE CONST decks A additions fashion pride. Top reted Manager)*! vllle. N.J.7«OS) nen, 906-369-6900 Mon.-J * JLB 449-3137 * 058-9239 Challanga tha aptclal In- Rock Walla Tie Walls renovations A driveways Benjamin Moore prod- MM • Part-Time terest*. Career opptye or 73S-7090. Thurs., 10AM-4PM. ; * JUNK REMOVAL * DECKS, ADDITIONS Brick Patios Concrete paving needing ucts used. We "^ Hoy Patios, Kitchens, B»th», In lummertlm* employ- CABINET SHOP- need* ATTICS • BASEMENTS Curbing, Decks, Excavating PAINTING 5090 • CfitployiTMnt mant. Qraal aatary, train- lamlnator*, assembly & DRIVERS ' ft morel Reaaonable Sprinkler Systems 10 yra. sip. Fulty Ina. ft Join America'* largest, BACKYARDS ratss. Free Ett. 20 yrs. Hinted ing and benefit*. Hour a: Installers, must have CALL JOE AT 2S7-1291 Water fall* ft Ponds lie. 909-454-77B3 S»k for Rets, and insured. 968- S1M • Career Mon-Frl, 1:30-10:30. Call valid NJ DL. (201) 564 pizza chainl Plsaa Hut I* j e»psr. flef*. 3«9-7022. Call 90S-389-8272 6924 or 1-S0O-«O0-167e Investmenta a now hiring for its new; Tony Jr. CARNEVALE today. S0S-249-7S11. 5005 DECKS— Offering Cedar Opportuntttes store In Somerset, NJ. If i 4100 and CCA at Super Prices Exterior/Interior ADMIN. ASfT./ you are at laaat 18 yr*. { Your Design or Ours. Quality work. SALES ASSOC. CASHIER old w/your own vehicle., Fully Ins. Free Est. Reasonable 5010 Small professional office you can earn up to $9 an \ Ttmberllne Construction Forbes Classifieds Insured aeeka responsible, PT, nights and weekends hr. Stop in today, or call: I A-1 PAINTING •M-7S3-S7S1 Free Estimates independent person. Re- Apply at Super Savei ft CLEANING sponsibilities Inc. corres. Llquora. SSS PHe. 22 Houses, rm.s, ste 968-0467 phone, assist sales dept. •omervtlle. 7234700. Alio Powerwashlngi DRIVEWAYS ft FENCING PAINTINO- Let a BARTENDER TRAINING a A/R. type 60wpm. CASHIER/COUNTER- & any ft all odd |obi, Our BY CATENA woman do your painting. Earn up to S10-S15 /hr. Knowledge of PC, WP Hetp Wanted for a local work la guaranteed, cal' Drlvewayi, Curbing. All Neat, dean quality work. Train to be a bartender. 5.1 & MS DOS preferred. coffee shop, PfT & F/T us FIRST*90C-C13-WS3 types of fencing. Free Inaured. Free estimate*. Job placement' as- Respond to P.O. Box mSEaaten Avenue \ Estimates. Will beat any slstancs, fee II accepted. 636, Peapack, NJ 07977. positions avail., No e*p. Accent Impfovement GREAT RESULTS CaH Maryann 500-0235 neceaaary, will train de- Somaraat, N.J. I prieet 90a.Ma.3432 800-532-9222 220-0900 J decks, siding, windows, PATTERSON PAINTINO AMERICAN BARTEND- ADVERTISING SALES pendable perion. Call kitchens & baths. Free DRIVEWAYS Interior $76/ room, Exte- ERS SCHOOL Souhall, 548-5014 be DRIVERS { osts. Call Ray 754-7268 Seal-Tit* Paving Seal- rior. Free eallmataa. Forbes Newspapere la tween 6-11 am only Needed for achool trans- >, ADDITIONS coating, Reconditioning Sheetrocklng & tiling, looking for ADVERTIS- CASHIER- Full-time portation company. CDLJ ft Patching. Cement Re- Reference* avail. Fully ING SALES PROFES days. Call Greg or Pat required. Training avail- k & ALTERATIONS pairs. Prepare for Fall. insured. MS-72S-8M7; SIONALS. Energy, expo- BARONS DRUG STORE, able. Work available in" Free animates. nonce and dependaMo Somerset, Huntardon.J •Kitchens •Bathrooms 291-SI 7-6702 i * CHILD CARE- In our 7M-S3H 526-5775. > DION NATALE HOME IMPROVEMENTS No. Edison home, M-F 9- CLEANERS- Growing FULL OR PART TIME-,' ALL COUNTY ft REPAIRS— Additions, PLUMWNO A HSAT1NO 6. Infanta & 22-mo. Non- cleaning co. looking tor Reasonable rates APPOINTMENT Daytime hours or, FENCE CO. decks, wooden itorage Dennis Basile smoker, exp. req.d. 603- hard working indiv.e. Su- evening hours. Apply in' All types Wood & Chaln- aned*. All pha«e» of Prompt service 9021. SETTERS parviaory axill* helpful. person: BURGER KINO,; llnk Fence, Froe «st, home Improvement* & All Phase Remodeling 322-9000. LIC. #9455 906-359-5862. CHILD CARE- PT- ONE 176 Route 22 Weat,< Year round Installation, epairs VIsa/MC. Green Srook, NJ ; Call- 908-6S4-1625 or FREE ESTIMATES EMERGENCY reaponslbla, reliable per- by CLEANINO PERSON- 908-232-8737 OUR HOUSE 3M-OBM son to care for my 18 ONE lor amall motel In Bridge- GARDENER- needed! SERVICE mo. old In my Piacataway water. Live/in. 722-0773. for private estate. Mud) Sewer A drain cleaning, home. Lt. housekeeping. have knowledge of* To get results, call 1-800-559-9495 Musi have refs. Please CLERK TYPIST water heaters, Bath- OIKE Twp. of Scotch Plains shrubbery ft a variety of, rooms. All plumomg re- call 403-7612. dowering plants. Must be* We build a great orga- Dept. of Parka A Recre- FENCE LUSAROI pairs, CHILDCARE- looking ation. Varioua responsi- •elf alarter w/an eye for! ALL PHASE ABSOLUTELY THE Truppl PtumMng, Uc. nization and It all starts detail. Mall |ob eiper. to:< BEST— prices on yard LAWN MAINTENANCE for a responsible person with you. Wa seek 3 re- bilities Incl. general typ- REMODELING HOME ing skills, handling regis- P.O. Bra 109, Mdmln-; maintenance. Spring SERVICES mm. can 7»*>37M. to care for my 2 & 5 yr. sponsible people with •Residential Creating ft maintaining old at my home In Man- tration, vary bade AP/AR. ster, NJ 07921 or fax to, •Commercial Jean up, lawn cutting, P.M.C. PLUMBINO AND dynamic telephone per- 908-719-9248, Attn: Jim. lhatching, asedlng, fertil- beautiful lawns ft land- HEATING- Don't be vllle. Must have transpor- heavy public relations & •Industrial izing, planting, trimming, scape* Is our bualnesa. tation and exp. Hrs 85 sonality, good speaking phone skill*. Computer In Business Slnca 1973 Carpentry (All phaae*) afraid to call a plumber and listening skills for knowledge helpful. Sal- GAS ATTENDANT- idgTng ft mulching. Futfy It's what we do beat. again. No job too small. starting last wk. In Aug. Mon.-Frl., 5:30am-3pm •Siding(vlnyl & wood) Sheet Rock • Painting A PAWIUS ANOT all Theresa Schaeier pan time evening posi- ary fexible biasd on •Painting Int. & Ext. Inaured Sewer and drain cleaning Excellent starting aalary Fences • Deck* VISIONS OF GREEN S0S-4SS-TM2 POWWW*«H1»IO COMPANY 526-8621. tions In our appointment uallllcatlon* w/banefits. •Renovations Outdoor structures a speciality. Free Esti- setting department. Mid- (906> 234-9012 M4.M«-41U mate*. Fulty insured. Lie •nd returns to' Laura •Alterations Masonry e Patios PINE LANDSCAPINO ft CRANFOR D- SI dlesex Mall araa. To set Sanaon Sorto, Director Goneral Help •Kitchons/Baths LAWN MAINTENANCE- All Phases of #9406. Michaels School trans- Bathroom ft Basement ACTION TREE SERVICE Interior and Exterior an appointment call at 430 Park Avs., Scotch •Heating & Air Cond. Remodeling 'ALL* phatea of tree/ Landacape construction eos-aos-S274 portation needed In Sept. (90S) 756-3870. Plains, NJ 07078. For 2nd INCOME Free Estimates shrub care, Free Estl ft design. Tree removal ft Painting and Staining tor Nursery AM Tues.- References Insured And much mor»... Aluminum Siding PLUMMNQ A HEATING further Info call: S11.2S toS14)/Start Always free estimate* Reason, rate*, 302-0040 trimming. Owner oper- Low ratea. Good service Thurs. Drop off t, Pick ARE YOU PERSON- 908-322-6700. Respond 561-7154 (90B) 757-4844 ated. Fully ina. Rafs avail. Aefinlthing Up. Perfect for a little Flex, hrs./no exp.flocal and competitive rate*. Drain cleaning. Free esti- ABLE?— Fun? Upbeat? by 8/27/93. co./frlondly atmosphere/ ALL UNUMITED Satisfaction guaranteed. Hotwewaahtnfl extra pocket money. Can you ba a Team Play- ALL TYPES OF * Insured* 're* servtce-tres* cut ft Complda mate*. Ltcenie #0461. call for interview Call M8-5fl70 Celt John Please Call 908-709-0047. er? Ebbets Restaurant I* CLOSERS ONLY CARPENTRY- Repairs, CALL JOHN MUSELU use dsbrlt removal Powerwashlng of after 6pm. Introducing a new excit- (906)704-1083 Cement, Bathrooms & NO BALONEY 201-47(-t902 SKYVIEW Siding, Roofa, ROAN A KING ing Restaurant Concept! GENERAL HELP Tile word. Call Mike for (908) 249-6652 LANDSCAPING Quttara, Decks, ENERGETIC NON- We are hiring Mature $700-2500+ /WK CHRISTMAS HUSH tree estimate. * ** * numbing * Heating SMOKING FEMALE w/ Servers lor Lunch and Import company tilling 40. JAM ft TREE SERVICE Driveways, Patio* Lead*, leads, leads! 908-M9-0M6 We would like to beautify Complete Plumbing A car to care lor 2mth old. Dinner. F/T or P/T. positions immediately lot'' CONSTRUCTION ARBORIST and walks Heating Service Light hskeeplng, 3days, BO% advance commission AMERICAN your home. Call lor FREE Gutter Protection Houtewlvaa are loved. 10 area locations. Vari- TREE SERVICE iWaierheatera wk, flex. hrs. In our West- References. Catl Bob at On road or in office ous full time permanent HOMEOWNERS. INC. We Specialize In Umoval. Trimming, estimate. We top them Systems/Roofing ft field home. 908-233-8615 No MLM typos, please all. Fullullyiry insuredi , 'Drain Cleaning 908-534-4611 Nowl positions available up to WB Offer A Complete Ottering You A tump Grinding. Refs, Gutter installation 'High Pressure Jet 90a-M5-1B00 $400/wk. Call Terl: 908-' Sorvice For Your Home Reasonable t Fully Ins. MS-41M LOVING, ENERGETIC IN- Complete Une Of Home • Fine*! Oueltty We* * Drain Cleaning ASSISTANT MANAGERS 04-6020 Remodeling Needs JOHNSON'S TREE TUB PLANTSHAPIR DIVIDUAL- wanted to CON8ULOR- aids, P/T Improvement Mead*. 'Bathroom Renovation care lor 4-mo. old In * ROCK • ROLL* In mental health program Quality Craftsmanship References Proudly ft LANDSCAPE have your shrub* ft small 908-249-0911 Competitive Prices Specialist* Wositlold Must be non- 12-15 Motivated in Roselle, Dulios meld uYM FLOOR trees prof, shaped this Free trtlmat—-FuHy Inaufd smoking A legal to work Individual* needed to leading leading group ac- No Job Too Small furnished. season. Mulch ft shrub CUSTOM PAINTINO and •Emergency Service INSTRUCTPRS Ffoo Est. Fully In9. •Since 1966 in the US. Lighl hskeep- staff new office*. Must ivites, Mon.-Fri B;30- • *• * Installatlona. 20 yrs. enp. WALLPAPERINO- Int. ft Ilka Music, Money & Funl CALL AL ext. Remodeling ot baths Licenst # MO ng, Tue3.-Frl. 8-6. 2;30, $B,75/Hr., call Mr 12 Years Experience COMPLETE LAWN SER- Anthony E. Kroposky (90S) 981-07J0 Grand 9OB-241-720O e«t. & 1-ON-1 908-753-7571 725-4476 and ktichena. Decks In- •OS-968 2172 MATURE FEMALE- to VICE- cuttlmna, trim ft stalled. FREE ESTI- 3016 9am-12 noon TRAINERS ARTIE'S CARPET 90S-738M92 •dging, shrub ft hedge THE PLANTSHAPER assist working mom with ASSISTANT MOR. JFK CONSTRUCTION— MATES. Call Tom, 755- household and child TRAINEE * • * A COOK* * * * Sales-Service trimming, mulching, I* your lawn burnt up? 6541, 800-300-6541^ 4320 Installation Cranford, 90S-27S-1012 ilon» work, fall clean- care. Boys 6*10. West- fiSOO/MO.S Restaurant searching lor We're In a ma|or ' All work guaranteed. Have It renovated or re- Roofing No Jot) Too Small jpe, looking for new cm- placed professionally. 20 eld 7-10am. 317-9691 National youth oriented reliable professlonnl for expansion phase and; One contractor for all 1 Free Est. Fully Ins. tomers, tree est. aenior yrs. super. Anthony E. company with 8 NJ ne cook/prep. Apply in now hiring. your needs. Large or METUCHEN RESIDENTS branches opening sev- person any time. Buzzy s Coll aflor 5pm discount*, 908-389-8201 Kropoaky BM-721-4476 JK'S A-1 ROOFING- Excel- Moma/8tudents/Senlors Excellent benefits 908-469-1518 amal!, we do It Bill eral new branches, need ub. 200 Stellon Rd.. lent work and rates. Free Earn Pocket Money management for training including: JUST STUMPS TIMBER TREE WALLCOVERING Iscataway. Mod/Dont Ins . ' ATTIC VENTILATORS JR HOME 1MPROVMENT EXPERTS INC estimates. No money Ride needed for 4 stu- Immediately. Can earn Poof vonis. Wind tur- Painting, roofing, patch- INC Tree removal, Trimming, INSTALLATIONS: down. 908-821-1017 dents from Campbell $1500/mo. and up to COOK'S HELPER- & *Pnld Vacations bines & house Ions w or k ft odd Jobs Tree A Stump Removal topping & stump grind- School to Durham Ave, atari, can manage an of- Delivery people wanted - * 401K Plan < 90SM6-9S26 ALL STATE area, 2:45 M-F. 494-6703. willing to learn trade. Call * Eye Care Program Gall Billi908-722-0758 Ing. Free est. Fully In- and ROOFING A PAVING fice within 6 months. la your atump a pain In aured. Call 9OB-819-7531 Excel, bnft. Company Mai co attar 11:30 am: Attlca/Callara Finished the GRASS? Interior Painting Seal Coating driveways & DID YOU (908) 272-6833 tn cracks. All work training. For Interview or Immodlats Positions Oncks • Patios • Porches Free Est, Fully Ins. TREE MAINTENANCE- KNOW . . . call 908-376-2326 n Somorvillo, como In • A!l Homo Improvements MOVING Quality guaranteed. Free Estl- CUSTOMER SERVICE Small moves, apart Stnlor Cttien Disc. Tree removal*, ihrub fii9 Illtlo ad can be road >r call: & Repairs.Call 752-9310. Call 24hr*. toe-e34-1318 pruning. Commercial & matea. 1100 Off With by more than 400.000 AUTO MECHANIC at'l 53 yr old Tamp Holp menta & hornts. Busl- Workmanship This Adi eoa.833-4629 ervice has expanded BATHRMS THAT LAST residential. Quality work roaiJors In 17 publlca- eadlng Middlesex Coun- (908) 526-7100 nessea & Corporate. LAWN CUTTING at fair prices. Over 20 Ions throughout Somor- ty used truck, car and again Wo have a F/T po- Now tub, toilet, vanity, Compare & save. Call: J.F. ROOFING sit Ion avail lot a JACK tile, quality work. Free yr*. experience. Also- HOME IMPROVEMENTS soi, Middlesex and Union Coleman camper dealer FrBS estimates. LAWN CARE ilrewood for talel Call Countlos? It cnughl your loeds 'B' Mechanic with Recruiter/Counselor in Csll Rof.s 469-7972 J Joe Klingeblel Specializing In Root & LALANNE • M#00649 lean-up* A Landacap- 658-3266 or 321-0077 Mention, didn't It? lools. Pay commensurate our Bridgewator office. Gutter repair, Int./Ext. Competitive salnry nnd BATHTUB ft TILE RE- ng at rtcettlon break- 381-9656 painting, call:9J7-6134 Call YOUR nd In loclnyl with experience. Call FITNESS SURFACING- 5 year 908-968-2582 ng rale*. 90B-725-4623 1-800-559-9495 till. xcol bones. Send in warranty, tree estimates Tree free estimates ROOFING-ALL TYPES- Wo Gel nosults! 008-819-8555 ume w/salriry roquiro- CENTER Call 908-758-5351 PELAGO ANDSCAPINQ- Fall ully Ins., FREE ESTI merits to: OFFICE MAN- Removal AGER HAIR, NAILS. CONSTUCTION CO Ilean Up, Thatching, Over 20 yrs. exp. P. Dan- YOUR CLASSIFIED AD ANKING TOPS MASSAGE— SU00-S1200 CARPENTRY ft ROOF- awn Cire, Shrub Trim- JOHN MACNAMARA CAN BE PUBLISHED IN Roofing -Siding -Decks nuccl 908-996 6462 Kirk-Mayor, Inc pm wk PfoloctotJ ING— repair. Celling & ilng, Hauling. Reliable, PAINTING- Interior 2 NEW JER6EY NEWS- Work In 1719R16 10Easl #)1i floor porches, slaps, Home Remodeling painting ft wallpapering. ROOFING— all phases, ilrmcjhl commissions.; harlle, 7554429. VENIS BROS. APERS WITH ONE Parslpanny, NJ 07424 Bulll-ln 25% tipping', paint. Cnll 358-9020 Call 908-269-2446 Free estimates. Fully In- fully Ins., FREE EST.I EASY PHONE CALL AND No phone callB plonao) Since 1974 LAWN MOWING- for as Tree Experts sured. Recommended by owest prlcea! A.T.F. Plscataway HMO Bluo $100 por mo. CARPENTRY BY QUELI FOR ONE LOW PRICE. our clioico Dnys & mile as $20. Thatching, 359-6180 Interior Decorators. CONST., 908-752-0908. OR ONLY $219.00 Long Term Temp COUNTER HELP/ CONSTRUCTION CO.- POWERW/SHINQ •aedlng, ahrub trimming, mergency Repairs BAKER— Early morn., nil lours HEDONISM, » Woldod vinyl replace- FULLY INSURED 904V709-01M) COLIN AD WILL fiEACH Openings don's Snlon, Rnrltan, natellatlons k clean-up*, OVER 1.2 MILLION shifts, retirees wolcomo. ment windows & steel all homes, deck restora- "all Jeff 7534742. L/T PAINTERS T-N-T ROOFING Check Encoding ony 90B-526-7526. Mew, Tear-Offa, Free Est. HOMES THROUGHOUT ood exp. hnlplul 90S doors Custom dock9, tion, lancea, concrete, 4)lsW ~" Interiors & exteriors 21-0101. additions, dormers, SHRUBS TRIMMED 10 yr. exp., fully Ins. For a Dynamite Job HE STATE. CALL Clerks HAIRDRESSER- ?^ tc. We wash everything! OHBES CLASSIFIED AT kitchnn & bnth lemodol Free Estimate. Call edge* alto. Exp'd. «Oa-4«-2747 908-272-9622 NCR 7760 oxp roq'd, COUNTERPERSON F/PT nya nog, pay w/ clion- iin) basements, drywall Wevtfleld area. •800-559-9495, ASK 2nd shlit M-F Dlo. Plunsnnt, growlntl Champion Powerwnsh WE TOP THEM ALLI iol Eng./Span. sponk- & taping. NO JOB TOO 908-468-71S1 eo*-7S*-t2M LOOKINO FOR SMALL OR JOYCE OR KRISTIN ng Apply at SUBWAY :Mo|) In Monvlllo. Cni| A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT- Call the best ot the top OR ALL THE DETAILS Reconciliation Jnrgo (OOP) 5?r>-HB2B. SMALL! Fully Insured, Quality masonry ser- PAINTING JOBS- Will 20 Gooigo St Now froo eat. 704-0262^ PREFERRED POWER DID YOU do any Job, 10 yra. exp., of the hill In Warren. iBOUT SCAN- Clerks vice*. Frae estimate John (.'!• 908-800-3980 runswick 12O.170O. AIRDRESSER— FT WASHING ft PAIMTING KNOW . . . Releronces, Insured. 40 low rates. 201-540-9461. iTATEWIDE CLASSIFIED UNYSIS IPS BKp prof ci, CARPENTRY- & Homo hat an ad In this local iD NETWORK. tylist-colorlsl. Excuni Residential/Commercial vrrs a family business NINA KALLAS- Painting WESTFIELD ROOFING 2nd shlit M-F DENTAL HVGIENIST anal opportunity for Improvements. I do It Decks, Homes ft paper also goes Into 16 COMPANY 'T/FT— Frlondly, loom ALL! All phaaeis of homo Every lob a apociaity & Paperhanglng, He- Bell & Howell Ight |3oraon. U yrs. mln, nanovatlon Cleaning trier local papers? 966-5230 pairs. PlBBter/Sheeirock All Types of Rooting 'Mooted, prolosslonnl ixp. (SOB)234-2341. iinpravoiTionls. Free est each over 400,000 Match Maker orson 1 ovo. altornnto Ins. Sieve, jJOB-968-7042 eoc-ssa-gssa 27 yrs. exp. 322-4030 & Siding •adare with one call 1 JP MASONRY REPAIR Work 100% Quarantood Ada In Ctataltlod statemont rendition lats. Mon.-Fri. lira, nog IAIRSTYLIST- wnnlo.l STRUCTURES 1-000-SSB949B Repairs On All Masonry : ello Mond olllco. Cnll CERAMIC TILE i UNUMITED NJ STEAM CLEAN reo Est. Fully Ins don't cosf - machine oxp roq'd, '/T FAT, oxporloncod, No Job Too Small. Free Power Wash Sale •OS-7B9-2023 2nd shift M-F .-Frl. 908-874-5100. rontive. outnoltig nnd MARBLE CONTRACTOR Home Improvements A E»l,/Raf. (906) 704-8213. They pay! 11 yrs. experience, long romodollng. We do It all, AtfvsrUs* In Ifia CtotsMetff Alum./Vinyl/Wood Homes Call Anne at nvos to do hair. Join our 1600-1900 3q, Ft. - $150 cam at Sunshine Hnlr Instlny quality work. Fully U3l give u* a call. MASON CONTRACTOR 4230 90B-Q62-282Q ins., Iroe oetmBios, refs 1 Will do all your mnsonry 2000-2400 Gq. Ft. -$175 HOLIDAY STATISTICS AdveriitB In tha Claiilllttt! :o. 908-526-0100 John OeNlcolR, Jr. 1-800-254-1797 $CHMlEDE nesd*. Frae estimator 2500-3000 Sq Ft. -$225 WmllpmfM>rlng 908-23Z-73B3 (215) 759-0233. 3100-3000 Sq. Ft. -S375 H0MA8 8 OESTEFANO Call Now & Save! CERf MIC TILE EST. 197S * A DELICATE TOUCH * EXCAVATING ft MASONRY Expire* B/17/93 All phnsou o' ' \n Km Ion \TREE EXPERT CO. I roo Est./Fully Ins Selection to Installation 1 TRUCKING •20 Years Experience' 3000 Brand Nnrnos Subscribe to tin U\ source & ropnlr. KI1LII>>. a. linth- Addltlona*S1eps*SldD- Visa MC All typaa of back-hoe & • "Mmmlng We Can Beat Any Prlco Expert Inatillalon of local news ;il)oiit rooms, counlerlops, wa- rucking work, all types walk s'Pa llo«« Found n- torprooflnn & regroutlng. Mon§'Fire places "Inter- Shaw Proof-Written Eat. 900-231-040B your cainiminitv1 if masonry, concrete & • Repairs _ 1-000-49I-7B14 CHERISH All work 100 PER CENT lack-top driveways, locking Paver*. Fully In- APERHANGING- No GUARANTEED. Cnll onchlng, etc., prompt • Removal i sursd-Msfs Free Esl b too smnllt Call fViuicy Order today I'y ciillinn Cormnlc Tile of Flnrltan Call Bill at 9082838945 PAINTINO ft PAPER our teous service, Modern Equlpmcnl HANGING- Intorlor/ex- 70-1549. Union County YOUR lot 'inn ODHmato. onionnble rate*, fully My plen»d. 008 S2B-2515 State Certified MASONRY lorlof Window repairs. " 1-800-300-932I nsured, 908-409-3570 sidewalks, patios, steps Ounllty workmanship lor WALLPAPERING BY CERAMIC TILE- kllch- TOTAL HOME immndlnloServIco cement facing, wall aeal- 2B yenu No job loo FEMININE TOUCH ROOTS [•orbes Ncwspiipcrs ons. bathrooms, counter RENOVATIONS Imuttd For Your Protection Ing ft ooatingi Ext drain- smnfl. Insured. Free esll- easonnble rntos. tops, floors, expert ©oka, kitchens, baths, age, Free eat - Fully Ins, mato. prompt service. rompt service. Froo es- A DIVISION OF fOfiOFS INC marbln Install., FREE oramic tllo, Inlerlor/exte- All work fully guaranteed! Bob Stelnmart motes. No lob loo ESTII, REF., 074-7GO0 lor repairs. 369-7022 233-TREE, BtW-241-7384 020*3382 mall. Call 908131-0282 A ForboG Newnpapor — SMU-7/Forbes Newspapers August 18,19. 20, 1993 Employment Guide

BANK Could YOU sell Your Job Is RYDER STUDENT TRANSPORTATION OPPORTUNITIES SERVICES has immod late >r school bus < must be at lei TELLERS - Pull & Part Time did with no experience this space? On The Line... We have several openings in local branches. Applicants must have a good aptitude for numbers, present a neat, Forbes Newspapers is looking for professonaL appearnace and work well FIBLAM/PMHRS. ...The Phone Line with the public, 21*36+ HRS/WK Advertising Sales Professionals TUITION REIMBURSEMENT SORTER OPERATOR • Full Time Outside sales positions Forbes Newspapers is Rotating 1st & 3rd shifts. Duties in- clude operating an IBM 3890 Document are available NOW for looking for men & women arkdin." Processor and all related software func- confident men and with pleasant phone tions. Good organizational skills also re- MEDICAL/DENTAL quired. women with advertising Union manners to join our experience. Established ARMED GUARD - Full Time circulation team This position is located in Cranford. Union County territo- Applicants must qualify to use a hand- County gun, and have a valid, N.J. license to ries with growing Excellent opportunity to operate a large truck. Heavy lifting is TRANSPORTATION potential are waiting for pick-up extra SSS working part-time evenings involved. ETHEL ROAD YOU. BLDO. #13 Monday - Friday 6pm to 9 pm. Work up to 15 COIN ROOM CLERK - Full Time PISCATAWAV, N.J. Located in Cranford, applicants must The future of newspapers is suburban weeklies hours per week selling various newspaper be detail oridented and have prior cash and Forbes Newspapers has built a group of 23 handling or Teller experience to be con- subscriptions over the phone. sidered. publications serving Union, Somerset, and Banking Middlesex Counties. We offer a highly competitive base salary & SUPPLY DRIVER - Full Time We offer a competitive compensation and ben- commission structure. Duties involve filling, delivering and TELLER loading/unloading sotck requisitions to We are currently seeking efits package. Please feel free to call or forward branches. Must have valid N.J. drivers 11 full time teller. your resume and salary requirements to Forbes Hie Future of newspapers is suburban weeklies license and be able to lift 50 lbs. and Forbes Newspapers has built a group of 23 Experienced preferred. Newspapers, 102 Walnut Ave., P.O. Box 626, For prompt consideration, please call: Cranford, NJ 07016. Be a part of the future... publications serving Somerset, Middlesex, & Attractive salary ami benefits. Union Counties. (908) 931-6544 Please call Barbara Perry, Phone Al Churchill NOW for an appointment at Human Resources Dept. 725-0080 908-276-6000 - FAX 908-276-6220 For more information phone: (All replies will be held strictly confidential) John D'AchinoorClen Meyer At 1-800-300-9321 rariiiiii sa

>> West SonuTMt Slri-i't, lt;irtl:in. NJ UNITED COUNTIES Vtrnliu r [Jit Forbes TRUST COMPANY fc'Hu.il Op[«jtiiiivry frnpluyi.'t Mnlo'Femalo Forbes Four Commerce CMvs, Crantore, New Jersey 07018 NEWSPAPERS NEWSPAPERS Equal Opportunity Emptoyw, M/F/H/v

RETAIL STORE MANAGER 5050 SOM 5080 50S0 FULL TIME Auto & tire service etr. employment' Part-Time Part-Time OWNER/ I looking for a self starting lake INSTALLERS General Employment Employment charge manager w/ experience. for Garage Doors and Opener Systems. Steady, year-round work. CLIRK TYPIST— lor in- PART TIME— hup, OPERATORS RETAIL ASST. MGR. WAITEN/WAITREIS- surance office, flexible Adult Aide lor Mulr Top pay- benefits. VALID DRIVER'S Exp.d a reliable. Fie*, hri. Call 725-0655. Altor-School Chi'.i MAKE YOUR DASH FULL TIME knowledge of auto hrs. Work wkertds A ban- FOR EXTRA CASH MERCHANTS. . . related business prefd. Will train LICENSE A MUST. quets. Call Marianne 808- DENTAL Prog. Start 9-!l. i 766-0043. 6pm, M-F. w"<-" '• THE ROAD TO SUCCESS! eager to learn candidates. Oppt'y RECEPTIONIST/ASS'T. in : cssion , . :i:. -li rn.f Forbes Overhead Door Dunellen. Will train. Mor. With l flltd ( i. •; •".v',|j,(ptfi lolomarketing ft Wed. 11-7. Call 908- the Parker Be'ouj :J All salaried positions w/ bonuses, Company 752-3677, 238-6960. Child Care fio:; ' pension plan & medical benefits. dlesex. M-F. hfs S7 00 per hour plus e«- ol Central Jersey DISTRIBUTORS 1 you to SPREAD NEWS 9am, when schoo colloni commission struc- SUBURBAN"UTO'MALL help the public session, Coll 271-L'd ture. Call John or Glen al SOMERVILLE & METUCHEM 1-aO0-3O()-9321 or 908- (908) 7M-5785 GET VISA REAL ESTATE CLEftl- 7tl1-7<)00 oxt. 7302. (908) 725-6998 CERTIFIED HOME CAL— 20 lo V'j Mrs por HEALTH AIDS- Female REGARDLESS!! wk. for busy Warren 1 wr> THEGODDARD n«td*d to aist disabled 908-685-1800 office Gooil r, [!•':• i • • •!"- SCHOOL 50S0 5050 Rutgers student. Flex and suit oi.vi ." :.ii Piscataway, NJ m D»ys/«hlfis svall $6.50- EXTRA SMSS Laura Mon-Fn • ;j->;n &ttfiloytnent 8.25 per hr 699-9007 Need money for back-to 908-7S7-7,:iO •-ACHERS, school expenses and uSSISTftNTS t Nurses Christmas? Now recruit- RECEPTIONIST SUBSTITUTES MERCHANTS PIRSON FOR APPL.- CERTIFIED ing demonstrators to Permanent PT lo *i.r^ REAL ESTATE SALE! SALES/MNGNT SHIPPING « Recelvlng- show unique line of holi- Acupuncture & "My... .» •arvic* business In Som- Maalmlx* your earning Small, non-smoking, HOME HEALTH I- LJII and Part efvllle area, to rtcleve TRAINEE8 day decorations & gifts. Therapy olflce in (Ji.trk Timo openings. potential. Plenty of floor electronlce manufactur- AIDES CHRISTMAS AROUND Typing essenlin1 Mori, phona calls A set up time, plenty of leads = ing company needs a 11 appt *. also lomt book- THE WORLD provides Tues. & Thurs. 8 f'-ar Call 90B-9B1.1133- higher earnings. Join SHAPE UP take-charge person for JOIN THE BEST Ire* kit. free training & m Please can 3050 5050 keeping req., call Mon.- Work available In (or inx your reium* lo Frl 9:3O-5:30pm, 90B-725- Century 31 AND EARN •hipping A receiving free hostess gifts. Details 908-382-243J 908-981-1972) Employment' Employment- MeOee Realtors WHIL1 YOU LEARN operations. Must have MIDDLESEX, SOMER- without obligation, call 3434 a»k tor Harry •M-S26-4440 mechanical aptitude & be SET. UNION A MON- RECEPTIONIST- no. i- Oenerat Kathy at 908-322-7567 TO RECRUIT VOLUN- 1035 Rt. 202 Branchburg. Jack LaLanne Is in a w»ll organized. Ability to MOUTH COUNTIES. od for tnultt-sptcui'ly Parttlm* FASHION ADVISOR TEERS for Ihe Amar. M«fc« Your Own Moursi major expansion read mechanical blue- •Must be Certified by medical centor B AM-i HAIRSTYLIST RECREATION WORKER print* a plus. Some Wear & show ladies jew- PM Mon-Fri Mntli: iS'.p Hofirt Assoc Friendly, MANUFACTURINQ- Oaalgn Your Own phase and li now NJ Board of Nursing ••nko'ree Millburn ol- Opportunity avail, for mo- Permanent entry level To run recreational hiring Sales/ assembly and diversified •Mon-Frl ft weekend elry 2 eves. $125. No in- nec. Send rosy mi- ' > tivated, po»ltlv». growth position with a growing SetMdul* activities with echool ago duties Includsd. Send re- vestment, 908-756-3063 Naomi Meyer, Mut-C,vi> '-.'•e Morn. ove.. wkd Bttwten 7am-12 mid- Manager Trainees. work available) 1 ••• 'if- a-JHil. Aug -Dec. S6' orientated, stylfit/as- company. We are a hard children In the after- •urn* to Matrix Control* •New bonuses 100 Commc'CT Cinri . nlght-7 daya/toaak. noons. H.S. Diploma a Excellent benefits QREATS9S- Cooks, bar- fioriusos.'Call 1201) sistant, Exp. pref. but not working team looking for Co., Inc., S6S Elizabeth •Car required Clark. NJO70GR nacessary. Flexible Bring it with you for an must, Strong organisa- Including: Ave., Somerset, NJ tenders, set-up start .' 'ii-:i-Cii Must be ablo a new membei who IsImmediate interview. •Highest hourly rales needed. Off-premiso ca- SALES REPS NECDFD - !•_• iv.-"k ruin, 12 hra./wk. noun. Salary/Comm. tional skills needed. Hill- • Med/D«nt Ins 08873 or call: p responsible, dependable, Take a lour of our Cos- Call Jean or Judy. terer, growth catering now and for ihpp ' il, ?..TI • . ^volcomo Benefits Inc. paid vaca- has • positive attitude sborough are*. For more • Paid Vacations (908) 469-5551 between 1 metic and Jewelry Distri- *401K Plan Call Jim at 908-766-0660. Christinas /mm ", i ;' i' tion, holiday! and educa- and can work wall with info call: Lynda Barroed 9am and 12:00 noon. EDEN VfcT AS SIS/RECEPTION- tion. To atari Immad. Call bution Center. Meet our 738-1*12. E.O.E. *Eye Csre Program World, now cattt!t.i;;. I.HA others. We offer SB/hour spirited employee* and HOME CARE GYMNASTICS programs, also iv.nkirm IST— PT 8v09 , will train 371-9292, starting salary with lots SHIPPING- Raclevinq INSTRUCTOR Hoii'oviird Veterinary become part of our fam- RETAIL For Immediate Positions warehouse, enlry level partlos. Call Lyr n ^>"'i- of overtime- Plus benefits ily. Preschool gymnastics 80B2. Leave Mess -I'.' ;:nn ," 908-276-16GJ_, INSURANCE Including free chiroprac- In Somervllle, come In position, located In instructor, love ol chil- ASSISTANT MANAGER 908-603-0800 Opining to |oln staff In tic care. Write to: These pressure-free posi- or call: Springfield, 201-564- dren a must, will train. SALESPERSON- M PI WAITRESS/WAITER 5005, Must have valid NJ 1 art Agency Office, lo- P.O. Box 4260. tions: Nuratna Please call 908-561-8889 for Fitness ryu : stun. COOK cated on 202 In Raritan, Work for the ANNE (908) 526-7100 DL CERTIFIED HOME i r' Mnp lunch and/or Dunellen, NJ 08612 KLEIN FACTORY STORE, HOUSEKEEPER- 3 6 Hetiroo wolcomi' Cnll representing a large In- • Tlcketers JACK LALANNE HEALTH AIDES 908-781-1144 c.tT-,inp i! secretary to work lo work with VEHICLE Sept. training classes. quired. Bibliographic in- r INTRODUCTIONS... BENEFITS, SIGN UP 10AM-2PM. TRACTOR TRAILER Call (90S) 7 ,':-1 1"(i out nl homo. Requires BONUS. 717-374-2532. •Medlcal/llfe insurance (90B) B4V-Z210 struction expar. In highly ,-.r«,!r!iTiur contact, knowl- A way for people to meet •Monthly Incentives DRIVERS DRIVERS automated environment SECRETARY/BOOK- (CALLS REIMBURSED) TOURS: (Casual) For Edison Dis- ! i-ui|u nl Microsoft Word people, every week in •Paid vacation THE TIME TO preferred. SIB/Iir. Send EEPER— 'or s m,i II [ S txcol. accts receivable your local Forbes news- MODELS-New Faces-TV- TUESDAY-FRIDAY •An outstanding em tribution Center (or deliv- resume to: Personnel and sea pn .irrmtf :i'. .MI TRAIN IS NOW! Interim f t. iiccninslratlve work. paper. The ad Is free, 11AM & 2PM ployee discount policy erles to Fast Food Offlc*, Rarltan Valley flice in FeFrpack .*;jS! Prlnt-Fnshion Models Stores. Flexible hours. M.ui lOBuma S salary re- (hen one call does it all! S & up, malo.'lomale at •All of the training you'll I I i L T K C « I I. Community College. OVO OX|>, III ElOHIf] p,ly tliintTinonts to'. Recruiter, 1-600-559-M9S _ need to be successful Must have experience P.O. Box 3300-G, Deanna Trust Modols. All N.J. Bus Drivers and CDL license. Call: 2S So. Main St. 3ll, comploling A I-mi 130 Skylino Dr. 153. RETAILERS & with us. Edison, NJ 08837 Somervllle, NJ 08876. uartorly lax A ti,: s.iii", JOHNSON'S TREE Call for appointment MANUFACTURERS must hold COL Class B, 90S-349-SOOO, ait. 222 ft'ngwoocf, NJ 07456. 201-377-1788 or C license with Pas- Equal Oppty Employer AA/EOE. ix fuporis LMJIIOS in * LANDSCAPE SERVICE 401 Clearvlew Rd. Please apply in person (live tvl.'ill^ On wi>rd pin- Salesmen, Climbers, Edison, NJ 08837 senger Endorsement. TRACTOR TRAILER NAIL TECHNICIAN to: DRIVER- Somervllle t?asor, liliiic], pfuiun I'py- Ground men. Experi- FT/PT, benefits. 90H-225-5572 5070 MAKE YOUR DASH FOR 1 5100 enced. Ptaase call: eFflEE TRAINING! based Co. full time for trl- ng ti it HAIRPORT, Rarttan Employment- EXTRA CASH- As n honu Career Investments/ 90S-6M-4794 9O9-52«-flO50 ANNE KLEIN Etato urea deliveries. part-time Forbos News- ri'i'ord ktM= Opportunities Equal Opportunity Em- Must bo exp'd. and have Managerial paper telemarketing rcirj- 111[irl(i Nnn-smnhi FACTORY •TOP PAV IN AREA ."^. pf KENNEL ATTENDANT- OWNER OPERATORS ployer M/F CDL w/HAZMAT. Call resentatlve. Looklng for responsible STORE 908-8 73-5815 Ppf fit Mm VVK person for large' bonrd- RECEPTIONIST (FT)- •ATTENDANCE AND MARKETING MGRS h.irlos niiti S, •Opportunity with carrier Liberty Village SAFETY BONUSES Major Health Care Co. $7.00 por hour plus L« 'it in ths* t/di- ing kennel. Must hnve that has loads randy to for Ihe VNA of Somersot WALLACE'S valid driver's lie. & ablo seeks ambitious people. ceflent commission struc- ti;iuitf il It I Hills office located in Flemington, NJ BOOKSTORES INC ture. Call John or Ulon ;ii Sb"CHr:TflRV ' ir !pi in It' p ri uti on la supply rel.s. Call 90S- • SUMMER WORK & A nal. corp. w! hdqtrs FT/PT, 908-439-3440. •Need 10 good quallflod Bernardsvllle. Ability to (908)782-9646 1-800-300-9321 or 90H- Hn.nl ,'n...- -.nv' tilli rrg.trtitTl$ '65-0227, M-F, 9-4. handle busy phone, SCHOOL HOLIDAYS in Lex., KY. Has opptys Operators Immediately. AVAILABLE 7B1-7900 exl. 7302. 1340 terii'i H'.i , . -i• ii LABORERS/MASON •$100 Fuel sign-on knowledge of Word Retail Full/Part Time for customer oriented 5090 Plmns 3C1 rni\'k i' inti bonus to any tractor orfocl 5 1, and ganeral Indlv. In our new store at MEDICAL ASSISTANT- [>sEoc1 send i. ,itn-i' TENDERS- Exp.. FT offlco oxporlenco KEY POSITION •GREAT SECOND Union Cty Collage In Part-Time Venlpunclure exp prci ASSEMBLERS— Excel- workers wanted Immod leased this week. Local American Co. Is Win Suiiini'i In..-. !> squired. Full boneiil INCOME Cranford. Employment Will train, Ploasc 1 IT nl I Hoiin H.int.' lent income to assemblB Call (90B) 359-8910. narkngn oflerod. Call Pal looking lo put people Interviewing wltl begin fespond: Box l(5) 3 r.uluctfi ,it homo Into 1- CALL: oriented Indlv's to work. Church. -I3.T Manor Ave LEGAL SECRETARV- McCorl at the Vlsttlng •OPPTY. FOR EXTRA In tho store Aug 24lh Tor Forbes Nowspnpors, rrnnlmd, {r'Oif. '.O4-t;4B-i70O Oopt NJ- For busy negligence Nurse Association ol SI 1.25/start. Temp/perm WORKI seasonal PIT If FT sales BAM-3:30PM, 8 DAYS— P.O. Box 699, Sornnrvillo. CON-BROOK Somerset Hills to avail. 2nd Income/ca- Pleasant phone manners; NJ OBB7S practic* In pleasant of- TRANSPORTATION INC. assoc. SHIPPING (LltiMTI r schodule an Interview. reer. No exp. noc. Spe- taking, filling A packag- gon f. oltlcit f'W 'iiiK' An,., r ^»i<»>r» Network lice. Must have several AT: 1-800-321-9762 Train now lor your CDLI Time 9-11AM A 3-5PM OFFICE TYPE WORK yrs. exp. In plaintiff per- BOB 7860180 cial work prog, for stu- A»k lor Terrl Schutto ing ol orders, filing & mail nulor ro [lays IIPI i .^mil S'jirtup l-ntryLbtfiH sonal Injury, ability to dents. For Info, call 704- EOE light bookkeeping. Typ- PAT No exp. nec Flox hrs 1 yr w any orcv "n \ No t-.xp Npcossary PERMANENT PT OF- RECEPTIONIST- CALL 908-766-2554 ing Is not req.rJ but holp- or days. Somervillo nrua work Independently, FICE WORKER- knowl- 6555. Open wkends. pkiyor. possihle I T Ss F/T. busy Somorvllle Law WANTED: SERVICE luffor small manufacture. S5.50?hr, Call 722-3033 Mitftiicsi-x. inm.(iii:i.'i.";i. ! lminii(ii,iti> Returns good typing ft word pro- edge of word processor SALES cessing. Pis call office fIf m, S7/hr. 906-704-BOOO TODAY! PERSON— For fast 909-356-1461. I tjnltd f'nt (!>UH) 709-80;>!J Mrs. 8-1PM. 755-2127. ART A ACCESSORIES SEC/WP PIT RECEPTIONIST ntgr. at 90a-463-7i>00. crowing appliance store SECRETARY- aMwrnoon TEACHER NFEDFti PRINTER'S AP- Have Funt Make $SS. PT. Micro Soft nooded Long In Somorvllle nrea. Per- AREA DEMOS NEEDED! T Monlqomory Kill {'* AVON KALES- All TARY— need for busy of- Pat 90S-4S7-0738 and short assignments. $to /hr. w/ Christmas 1-5pm for growlnt- comp. LIBRARIAN- Children's PRENTICE- M-F. FT. son needed to do appli- In Edison Dulles 'include noction is looliirn] loi .i I ''"'• ", Ji Services, FT. Masters of will train. Must have fice. Prof, appenrnnco, Superior Personnel, 1O0 ance service & Installa- Around Ihe World. aftor school MMKIIVISDI ;i mniinor and organiza- B ALES CAREER Free kit. Will train. MAC Word ProoGssinrt. | 1 -B0O-fi62-2292 Library Science of MLS (loud driving record, OPPT'Y — Wood Aw*. South, Suit* tions. Coll Mon.-Frl. from Mnur s V 30 ' • > t". (wii tion nl skills a must Worlds larg- 117, Iselln, NJ 0B830. Call today 27MS7B. telephones, filing, .TIKI Candidate required Must fionnlils 008-755-1 121 esl Insurance Co. Is 9:30nm-5:30pm, 908-725- other varied dulius M(in -In inu^il fi-n i> i • lie avail, to work 32'A Knowledge of cotnpul- (90B) 632-9B00. 3434, aak for Harry. ! FRET: LINGERIE- Soil QUALIFIED TECH ora, Lotus and Worcf Pro- socking career-mlndod BILLING CLERK Sond resume lo: ; f ,'im i.indnrcuvor Wenr Mrs. por wook; some people. Up to $40,000 to Medical Claims & HMO 21 Morldlan Rd.. Edison. r.lnlt Npvv .ipir, tn.ir lives. 4 Sals. roq. Excol, Roqulrocf for Instnllnllon ceasing needed. Salary SECRETARIES W/W.P. WAREHOUSE inc] rprlilK nfii ! il lii'iim P.ntios F'T hrs' commonsurnto lo flbillty start, no experience noc- High Power Temps exper. 9-3 dally. Call NJ 0B820 Atln: Manager | i ' ••.•• ' K-miii '•?:• D?9O ''inge bonellls, Send fO- * rnpfllr of dishwashing, PICKER/PACKER Mary Ann at Modamarge hill nul nn !••;•;, luundry A (II sponnirij] (mil oxp. Send rosurno w/ o3snry Encollont (raining needs Dependable, Qual- AM shift* needed. Car of Administration. sume to: Susan Krlaoer, nnd benefits, Cnll Joseph TO8-BBB-89O0 ! i-^,p ^ii000 for li|)|)t, 07204 Attn: Solocllon our client companies In Personnel, 100 wood latchkey program at small country rostunrani. SALES- Mala/Female thin nreii. waitress, cashler/dnli. Hnltim. I-80O-228-B193. Hosumo can bo (axod In Coniinltteo. Full time. Al leading truck *v». South, Suit* 117, Metuchen YMCA. 2pm- TE»CHER': tlcm W3003. ! LICENSED D0U-bG1-!>UCKJ HIGH POWER TEMPS Isalln. NJ OSB30. bus, cook, days/nightr,. SISTANTS :• RECEPTIONIST, SECRE- nnd camper dealership. 6pm, Mon-Frl. Pis call Fe- good Job for student, ELECTRICIAN Snlnry & commission 5 109 East Union Ave (BOB) 632-9500. llclty or Taml 54B-2044 l'!\ I'lllldi :ii i I'dSTAL JOBS- SI 1 9!> HEAL ESTATE CAREER TARY— for corp. oalos Bound Brook, NJ 08803 Warren, 90B-580-9324 r C|roon Mronk security office located In Wnrron, days a week. Call (90S) IKMMIJi UlUif'l .l;il in in stnri Ijoneflls ri/m sooks Hcnnsud oluc- WEIDEL REALTORS, 908-880-915» _ WEIGHT LOSS- II your CLEANERS- Ambitious I1IJI tup I IUf I- |>N • iv-inl I'nninrN. sormrs, wo siiok n respnrtaililo In- atft-BSBB, ask for Phil. PART/TIME LIBRARY 1 tiician to support ijiowtli HlU'iliniuuijti WO mo weight Is not becoming persons to clean Inside denrs and h.i"' I' I Kp. dlviinl w/proloaslonni 8ECY/BOOKKEEPER- ASSI9.— Adaptable pui- i> ' >< * 'niiiiiliiiuinco For alui oxpanslun offnris. looking lor good pooplo SALES— Ski Shop look- to you. you should be of buses. Early hours. f I 0 Tl C l> W i t| I III I'll i'i nil) ;» .(linnriKnrn inlo, to |oln our snlus sloff. phono rnnnnsr & oxc lyp- Cranford CPA firm. coming lo us. Lose 30 No. Edlion area. Call BOn to work busy circuln Security syalom oxpon- Ing skills, must know Ing lor exp. snlO9 help to Statistical typing, light must Call 'IP- > ' '. VI I ."ISI-73C-.171B, Ext. upco 19 n plus Cnll lor Whether llconsnd or unll- pels., 30 dnys, $33. All 9OSS40-O129. lion desk. 44 hrs./2wk word poifocl 6.1, hrgsoil skis A snowboards. bookkosplng, Word Per- period. S5.65/hr. Dnys. "PfOO 0*077 cermnil, wo enn yol you Knowledge of 9 por I nec- nntural, guaranteed TEACHER- li nun ,i stmlml in n (,ucu nsslul D:30-5pjti, compohve snl- fect computer experience Great wny to make S CHEW PERSON some nights, all. Sal tivo proschoni iiricli- UNDERCOVER WEAR nry A I>nnollt9, non- essary. Call Steve: a ptus. Permanent PT Call Mrs. Wilson. West- MANICURIST- MIT. Monl Estnto Cnroor. Finn- 908-S34-2400 8am-4pm nlso. (DOG) 351-6071. Part time help for ALL rnunl pro(]fiini S i'I HBUIS riqonls noodod spma lullowlny rut) i ir hours, lirillir'lltiil oiimlny smnkor only, pis cnll position, Please write lo hours. Apply In person: field Memorial Library S Fssox Clys t Hn'ilnnsOH rocnive FREE wiprking concf 66B OMG._ polorillnl & hands -on Mnrlnruio Dlnmuntl bo- Box 162, Forbes News- Wendy's, 1010 Stalton 789-4090, 10-5. 90B•3^^-5G7^ linuoiiK Tor nn evoning tinlnlno Cnll Jutfl Hilt, twoon S-t pin, al 9Q6- Advtrtlt* In thi Ctuitlitdl paper, P.O. Box 099. 4dvtrff*f In th* Clttiltltti! Rd., Plscalaway of run. fashion & Innlasy Mnnngnr, 3SH-71OO 501-2111 Somervllle, NJ 03876. (908) 9B1I-O04- 0 Call Joan 9DB-ZB7-57Z3 Advtrili* in l/ie Clatslftod! Advertise in the Classified! •A Forbes Newspaper 18.19.20.1993 1U-8 / ForbeSOMERSs E

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Nissan, 2dr.,4cyl.,auto, trans. w/OD, pwr. strng./dtsc brks., AIR, P/tfunk/mlrrs, Nissan, 2 dr., 4 cyl., 4 spd. auto, trans, pwr. strng/brfcs, AIR, AM/FMstereo-cass, AM/FMcass, tilt, cruise, r/de», t/glass, b/s mldgs, gauges, dual mlrrs, int. wlp. dlx. t/glass, tilt, cruise, P/wind/locks/trunk/ant, mag/alum, whls, Int. wlp, reel. bckt. sts, will, cvra., cloth Int, Stk. #3918, VIN #PC739035, 7,197 Demo miles. MSRP dig. clock, Stk. #P602,111 Program miles, VIN #NW101549. $13,150. SPECIAL PLANS! SAVE LOW APR SAVE Nissan, 2 dr., hatchback, 4 cyl., auto, trans. wyOD, pwr. strng/dlsc brfcs., no air, NEW 1888 MAXIMA SB Nissan,4 dr., Sedan, front whl. dr, 6 cyl, 5 spd. man. trans, pwr. strng/brfca. AIR, AM/FM pwr. trunk rel./mirrs., AM/FMcass., tilt, r/def., t/gls., tach,, gauges, remote mlrrs., stereo-cass, t/glass, r/de<, tilt, cruise, AIRBAQ, pwr. wind/loctts/mln-B/trunK/ant, mag/alum, dual mlrrs., AIR BAG, cargo cover, int. wprs., r/wpr., alloys, cloth int., buckets, whls., int. wlp. reel. bckt, 9(s, b/s mldgs., dig. clock, mats, hal. lamps, sunrool, cloth int., Stk. reel, seat, Mops, Stk. #4505., VIN #PU2O3237. 12 miles. MSRP S16.285. FINANCING #4296, VIN #OT40?547. 153 mites. MSflP $24,645 TOP I I TO:

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'88 SENTRA '89 4X2 PICK UP B8 MAXIMA SE 87 MAXIMA QXE 93 ALTIMA '91 300ZX 2-1-2 '91 300ZX TURBO Nissan, 2 dr. 6cyl,nulo. trans w/OD, pwr. Nissan. 1 dr..6 cyl, 5 spd man. trans.purr, Nissan. 2 dr.. 4 cyf. auto, trans, pwr, slrng/ Nissan, 4 cyl, 5 spd . man lians, NHian.idr.acyl.Sipd man Irani, pwr almg/ Nissan, 4dr, 6cyl, auto. Irani w/OD. pwr. Nissan, 4dr,4cyl, nuio.lransw/OD, pwr. strngyanil-lock brk9, AIR^pwr. wind/lcks, stmg/anti lock bits, AIR. pwr. wlnd/fckl. senls/ant/mlrrs. Bose AM/FMcass. cruise, seals/ ant, Bose AM/FM Cass, cruise, tl brfca. no air. AM/FM cass. nil. r/del. V slrng/disc brks, no air. tach, dual slrng/dlsc brtu, AIR. P/wlnd/icks/soals/ simtj/df3cbrVs,cruiso. tliial, 1/ylnss, iflcri, FM cmxioci. m, cntu. )ia«. vguu, b/i Irunk/anVmlrrs, AMTMcassw/clock.lilt. r/dof, lygiass, b/s mldga, lach, gauges, del, t/glasa. b/s mkius, Inch, gauges, dual glass, b/s mldgs.. gauges, dual mirrs.. mirrs. cloth bench seals, Stk mUgi. lach. gauow. rfial ram. mtrra ri chlU yauges. dual mirrs. AIRBAG. rr. child dual rom, mirrs. AIRBAO, cargo cover, ram. mirrs.. AIRBAO. cargo cover. Int. cruise, r/dat, t/glnss. b/s mldgs, tach, dl«. «ni. cvra.. Slk. CP446. VIN «4513A, Vin OKC364986, 4B.991 sai«r

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I August 18,19,20,1993 Forbes Newspapers U-1 Automoth/eGiude

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Chevrolet's Caprice LTZ no longer sports rear fender skirts, but it Is has lost none of its power or comfort. Chevy Caprice is no 'plainclothes' sedan pulling this big car to 60 mph in just over Made To eight seconds. Electronic fuel injection.) FORBES NEWSPAPERS gives quick throttle response, while the | four-speed overdrive transmission provides up to 28 highway mpg using cruise control. It's not often we get to evaluate VB- I ran the engine at about 1500 rpm at free- powered, rear-wheel drive big American se- way speed, which gave great fuel economy, i dans anymore. When we do, performance Our Caprice LTZ was equipped with a spe- •' is usually not a consideration. Plush interi- rial 3.08 axle ratio and a limited slip dif-l ors, a boulevardride and other comfort ac- ferential which really helps in slippery con- coutrements are provided in lieu of per ditions. With all that torque on hand, the. formance and handling. Caprice can tow an amazing 5000 pounds The 1993 Chevrolet Caprice LTZ hasn't of weight while still offering good perform- totally shattered these impressions of the ance and economy. traditional domestic big family car but it provided us with unexpected performance ROAD ABILITY and readability. While our test vehicle was Readability is exceptional, with the LTZ- a deep maroon color, it could just as easily only extra heavy duty frame and sport sus- have been fitted out in black with white pension package which includes thicker doors and a white top. It does, indeed, front and rear anti-roll bars, tighter steer- seem to be a police car in plain clothes. In ing, suffer springs and shocks, gas-charged fact, the heavy-duty version of the Caprice in the rear. The exhaust system is made of is a favorite in police departments and taxi stainless steel. Extra acoustical insulation services nationwide. Only Flemington Mazda Has The People, was put into the headliner, hood, dash- APPEARANCE board which effectively insulates the pas- The Prices And The Poweihouse Inventory The appearance of this Caprice differs sengers form road noise. We whipped the from the '92 with the absence of rear fend- big Caprice through twisting roads near To Make Ifour Search For The Perfect er skirts. The full cutouts at the rear give home and were impressed with how flat Mazda Deal A Simple One! the car an a more youthful and sporting the body remained, while the tighter steer- appearance, with easier access to the rear ing gives the driver a better feel for the tires in case of a tire problem. Eight panes road. To balance a slight lack of interior | of glass flood the interior with light, elimi- space up front, 20 cubic feet of trunk space' nating blind spots and giving full view of can ftt stacks of suitcases as well as enough groceries to last a month. the road behind. The oversized Goodyear BRAND NEW 1993 MAZDA BRAND NEW 1993 MAZDA BRAND NEW 1993 MAZDA Eagle tires add to the Caprice's big-body SAFETY image of a no-nonsense road hauler. MX3 4 dr.. auio. w/od, 6 cyl., pit. p/b, AM/FM aw. The brakes utilize ABS, driver's side has 2 dr., 5 spd. man., 4 cyl., m/s, cass., p/w/lcks., p/irunk, p/ant,, p/»tt., a/o, 3 dr. hatch, auto., 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, COMFORT t/glasa, rw def., cruise, gauges, leath., remote AM/FM ster. cass., a/c, t/glass, rw an air bag, the steering column is energy- m/b, mats, VIN# PO607269, Stk.# mirm , all season SBR, bckt «la . moon rf., aHoy 93M744, MSRP $8235, Discount whls., VI N# PO201343, Stk.# 93M626, MSRP def., cloth int., spt. mirrs., all season Open the driver's door of the Caprice absorbing and the shift interlock on the $395. $32,025. SBR, bckt. sts., VIN# PO206574. and you find a wide, six-way adjustable transmission requires the brake to be de- Stk.# 93M316, MSRP $13,850, Discount $1235, Rebate $500. fabric-covered front seat which keeps sur- pressed before the gear shift can be en- face temperatures low in sunny weather. gaged. ) | Scotchgard protects the upholstery from SUGGESTIONS Loaie pymnl biuKI on *» mo ODH0 Wd IMH - , . spills. An automatic day/night rear view rol iac d«p AM >| kx:«cuon No money dam. TaM o> wm» IID.IWS2 uonoml.y •KMnnct. iniwminiwHi !••• 12,115 mirror, power trunk opener, Delco/Bose The only option missing from this Ca-1 7840 music system with CD and dual power- price LTZ was a pair of police-style nerf' adjust Bide mirrors are convenience pluss- bars attached to the front bumper. We. es. Add to this a digital and accuracy- could have done without the CD player, certified speedometer (a requirement for however. police work), analog tachometer and gaug- CONCLUSIONS es, intermittent wipers, tilt steering col- BRAND NEW 1993 MAZDA BRAND NEW 1993 MAZDA umn, door pockets and a leather-wrapped, The Chevrolet Caprice LTZ proves that a Available For wide-grip wheel, and the interior envelope traditional American V8 sedan with con- Immediate Delivery! PICKUP becomes a pleasant place to engage in the ventional suspension and a solid rear axle ' PROTEGE 4 dr., 5 spd. man., 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, 5 spd. man., 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, needn't be dull and insipid The more you business of driving. cloth int., bckt. sts., remote mirrs., Special Option LE5 custom pkg., last '93, VIN# drive this big Chevy, the more you like it a/c, all season SBR, VIN# Package Savings, P0385619, Stk.# 93M766, PERFORMANCE About 30,000 new Caprice LTZ clones are PO636283, Stk.# 93M9O7, MSRP MSRP $12,405, Discount $12,375, Discount $1640, Rebate One lime Factory To $1330, Rebate $500. The 5.7-liter VB is only listed at 180 pressed into law enforcement service every $1250, free a/c tncl. in discount. horsepower but the effects of 300 foot year, and all those policemen can't be Dealer Incentives, ounds of torque are immediately evident, wrong. $ And lower Summer 9485 Clearance Prices '10,575 I TEST DRIVE SPECIFICATIONS CURB WEIGHT: 4091 pounds Iry Us Out-You'll Feel Comfortable Here! FUEL CAPACITY: 23 gallons BASE PRICE:$19,995 Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for lie, reg. & taxes. PRICE AS TESTED:$24,149 TrRE S: 2 35/70VR15 all-season ENGINE TYPE: V8 w/overhcad BRAKES: disc (F), drum (R) w/ valve ABS ENGINE SIZE: 5,7 Liter/350 cid DRIVE TKAIN TYPE: front HORSEPOWER: 180 4000 engine/rear drive rpm PERFORMANCE: TORQUE (ft/lbs): 300 ( 2400 EPA Economy, miles per gallon rpm city/highway/average: WIIEELBASE/WIDTII: 115.9" 17/2(5/21 /214 .1" ACCELERATION: 0-G0 mph in TRANSMISSION: 4-specd nuto 8.5 sec. KB. 202 & 31, FLEMINGION, NJ 908-782-7 $00 112/Forbes Newspapers AutomoBweGuicIe" August 18.19, 20,

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Con- Charter* pwr, BOK, exc cond MERCEDES- Large M7O • SHp Rentals Asking S10O0. Call 908- $2800 a willing to bargln $4900/00. 201-835*1371. aalectlon, all models. FORD- •$ Mustang 6 AC, cruise. AM/FM/ GMC tainer service available. 873-OSBO. 908-98B-7638, attar 8pm. We'll alao buy your Mar cyl, 3 tpd tram, new Int. Ctas,, power everything, 503-1630 f exc. cond.. SSK, S2B9S, MM. Bert A Plshlne • CHRYSLER- 85 Laser BUICK- 66 Regal. 71K. cedee A BMW 77 • up, Runt and looks great! 8010-6710 FORD— 73 Torino, auto, 2-tone blue, 13500, exc. any cond. 006-355-0099 $8.100 or b/O. 753-1728 906-752-4375 Supplies ' . work car or part*. B.O XE. 2.2 liter turbo, auto, cond. 908-68S-1312. TRUCKS •700 • Boat Parts, ' ' ps, pb, tilt, cruise, delay NOVA- 73 SS. Rebuilt NISSAN- 85, 300ZX, 2 + Aeceeeerlea and B010-Automobiles 908-756-7974. NISSAN- 83 280 ZX, 2, auto, wine, loaded, t- 93 Build out clearance- wlpara, sm/(m/ca»», ac, CADILLAC- 84 Fleet Blk.. auto, Mops, digital, 307 eng,, 350 trans., PB, Pickups. Vans, Subur- Under 91000 OLDS— 78 Toranado pw, pdl. rear wiper/ wood. Fully loaded. 50K lilt steering, rebuilt fr. top, lthr, exc. cond., 91K. •710 • Mies Boating 8020 • AutomeeHes good condition. Leather defog, dlgtal dash, alloy Best Offer. 9O8-7B4-2478 AC, cruise, AM/FM/ end, new brakes & ex- $5095. 808-232-8831 bans, Jimmy's, Dump uneerS2soo Interior, S850. 908 wheels, NEED CASH OT7B4-2O81. Ceaa., power everything, haust. Exc. Inter. A body. trucks. 4WD t ft special 8030. AutomoMlea exc. cond.. 85K, $2895, NISSAN- 88 30OZX truck bodies. Mott mod- Looking For SO Clean 755-3890. FASTI! $3000 908-722 $5200. 908-276-9492 Foreign cara For Expert B040-AnHquaaand 3000 exi 6256 Iv. msg. 908-752-4375 Turbo. Black, lthr Int., els « Med. duty chassis Classic Automobiles PLYMOUTH- 80 Hori- TOYOTA- 78 Corolla AC, all optlone, 6BK, exc up to 64,600 OVW. Ussd Call Mr. James zon. Naw wal»r pump a AoVerflte In the Cfau/ffttfi NISSAN- 87 200 SX XE (906)663-1317 8050 - Luxury CHRYSLER- BS New auto, 43k ml. All power, Wagon. 140K + -(75K on cond. S6100/BO. 906 trucks, discounts, Leas- front brakta. under 100K, Yorker, lull power & AC, 278-4179 Automobiles 4dr, 908-253-0427. a/c, a/m f/m cast., sun- new engine) Auto, AC. ing, rebates or 5.9% YOUR CLASSIFIED AO FOUR W1NNS- '60 3V. B06O - Sportscars very clean, 1-owner, 35k CADILLAC- 84, EL DO- roof, overdrive, cruise, B/O. Tat-ao$,alt.aprn. QMAC financing mott CAN U PUBLISHED IN Perfect cond. w/trajler. on rebuilt motor, Asking PONTIAC- 77 Firebird, 8070 • Family Van* DID YOU RADO. 1 owner, well 2dr. hb, black. New tlrea, V8, auto, PS. PB, AC, models. Award winning •2 NBW JERSEY NEWS- Only 40hra. 2O5HP, f/Ot 8080. 4X4'a, Sport and KNOW... $1876. (908) 722-7666. equipped, yellow, 91,000 battery, exhaust ays. AM/FM Cass., tint, new CSI rated dealer. PAPERS WITH ONE Call w/BO. 906-735-5682.', UgM Trucks that an ad In this local DOOQE- 88 Colt. 2 dr. ml $3100 968-0438. $5300 or b/o 248-8297. brakst, new 60 series EASY PHONE CALL AND 809O • Trucks and Vans tlrra on Pon, rally rims, COLONIAL FOR ONE LOW PRICE. PRO CRAFT BAS» 8100 • Automotive paper alao goat Into 16 1200 CC engine, silver, CHEW- 90 Lumina. V6, NISSAN- 87 Centra, Luxuty AutoiMMbMes BOAT- '87 171/2'; Mari- other local papers? maroon cloth interior. all power, AC, Cruise, tilt, resr spoiler, well kept, MOTOR8 FOR ONLY $219.00 PffMMVGiHQ Reach over 400.000 105K. 4 ipd. new brakes. 4DR QXE, 4 Cyl., Auto, looka shsrp, runs great. YOUR AD WILL REACH ner 115 hp outboard,*aa B110-Automotive readers with one call) AM/FM stereo, 55K, Exc. AC, PS/PB, Exc. Cond., $1600 BO. Berkley Htt. US. RT. t2 WIST OVER 1-2 MILLION Ib. Thrust Trolling Motor extra rim, 30 mpg. origi- cond. Asking S7OOO. 081- $4200 or B/O (908, 359- BMW— 89 32SIC Con- NO. BRANCH (SOM'VL) Indaah, Humming Bird. Pane, Ac—eeortea 1 nal owner. $2000. Seri- vertible. Red w/Blk. Int., 908-484-0791 HOMES THROUGHOUT Svc ous Inquires only. 218- 1807 after 6PM. 7157. i-aoO-773.8787 THE STATE. CALL Flasher, Hummingbird 8120 • Automottva Incls. optional hardtop, PONTIAC- 84 Flero, FORBES CLASSIFIED AT 4ID Fish Finder. 3 batter- POWTIAC- 77 Firebird, 9578 or 609-452-9050 CHRYSLER- 87 Le NISSAN— 89 240SX. 51k ml. Mint. $17,900. FORD- 85 Bua, 54 ies, custom built remov- RsfMlr VB, auto, PS, PB. AC,ext. 251 between 2-10 Baron Premier Turbo. 36K, loaded w/ extraa. auto, black, sunrf., am/ 1-600-559-9495, ASK B130. Miscellaneous Day 201-467-3203 Brian; fm/cats., 84k. S24O0/8O, pass,, handicapped ac- FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN able extended deck, tile AM/FM Cats., tint, new pm. 92K, exc, cond., $3600 $8200. Call 908-636- eves. 908-604-8656. cess, 32k, AC. PB/PS. jackets, all extras incl Automotlva brakes, n»w 60 series 908-725-7104 after 7PM. 4100. (908) 329-6877 FOR ALL THE DETAILS $3500/BO. 908-469-2202. ABOUT SCAN- $7000, must sell. Call tires on Pon. rally rims, BUICK- 92 Park PORSCHE— 89 93684. 908-281-7410 anytime, Iv, rear spollsr, well kept, FORD— 84 LTD. Very DID YOU OLDS- 70 Delta 68. Lew Avenue, loaded, leather WHITE- 84 Cabover. STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED ! 9010 looks sharp, runs grsat. good cond. V«. Loaded, KNOW... mileage. Good cond. 2 int., 12k ml., has 2 yr.Auto, CO, all options, sil- Conv. tandem tractor, AD NETWORK. essage. Im—Mil tall ver. Prlttlnel 201-933- $1600 BO. Berkley His. New tlrea. 62K ml..that an ad In this local new tlrea. S650/BO. 756- Warr., burglar alarm, 350 cummlne. Asking 19' SEARAY SEVILLE- umhrtiOOO 908-464-0791 S2000. 008-9804)227. paper alao goea Into 16 7718. $20.000. 908-869-9216. 9469 days, 201-787-6289 $6500. 201-926-1234. evea/wkend 8200 MO HP, I/O w/cuddy*. FORD- 85 EXP HATCH- other local papers? trailer. $6000. POMTIAC- 81 Grand Le Reach over 400,000 PONTIAC- 89 Grand LINCOLN- 92 Conllnen- MOTORCYCLES CADILLAC- 75 Sedan Mans, Station Wagon, BACK. $1200 OR BEST readers with one call! Prix. 48K. fully loaded. ttl, Black, Grey int. Load- •070 AtfVSftfM •0S-7SS-O7S7 auto, am/fm/cass, 121K, OFFER. CALL 526-7256 $7000/BO. 908-382-9270. ed. Sunroof, under 10k INTRODUCTIONS... Deville, 132K, green, AFTER 4PM. 1-eOO-MB.MM FmmHyVmnm In saio • ATVS loaded, all power, 450 V- Qr««t buy for *800, 908- PONTIAC- 69 Grand ml,, very good cord. A way for peopla to meet 8, run* exc, S750, 753- 572-2349 6-8 pm FORD— 76 Ranchero. $22.000/BO. 0 08- 9220 • Mopetfs people, every week lit JEEP- 74 J-10. VB, 3Many new parts, runs Prix, 2 dr. Auto, AC, AM/ •230 • Off-Road 9336 spd, 4whl dr. class 3 FM stereo cass, power, 233-4075. DODQE- 91 Grand your local Forbes news* PONT1AC- 81, T-1000, good! Best Offer. 908- Motorcycles paper. The ad Is 4re«, CHEVY— 78 Impala St«- hitch A cap. S10SO/BO. 241-4949 btw 8-7. burgundy/silver, sporty, MERCEDES- 78, 26OCE Caravan SE. V8, PS, PB, 8240 • On-Road auto, 4-dr. hatch, 64k, Call 908-874-4575 BOK must sell $5600, then one call doea It a(ll , tlon Wagon, 1 owntr, 1-owner, good cond. auto, AC, AM/FM cats, till/cruise, AC, AM/FM Motorcycles i.aoo-ase-*4M S400 no more no less. $600. 908-654-3488. LINCOLN- 76 Cont FORD- 89 Taurua, 8 908-581-0945 sunrf, Blk/camel leather. stereo, rear defrost. 24K. •280 • Motorcycle Parts, Mark. Fully equip. Lthr cyl., auto, cruise, AC. 60 $3900. 908-722-5094 Mint condition. 1 owner. Aeeeeertee, and 90B-7S2-3147 TOYOTA- 79 Corolla, K Highway, (4000, 908- SUNBIRD TURBO- 89, $11,S00/BO. 296-0629. Int. Exc. cond. 60K 906- Mint cond. Must see. CHEW- ?9, Monte auto, brown, 2-door, 248-8350 MERCEDES- 79 30OSD, $260 • MleceHaneous Carlo. 80k ml., good driv- 100k (motor newer), new 756-0054/755-0149 PM FORD TEMPO OL- 80, blue, haa everything AABC AUTOS BOUGHT HONDA- 88 Prelude S, Call 908-852-4657. including apeclal Ignition Cash for Used Cart ing cond., S475. Call 9OB- Iront tirse. good Interior, MERCURY- 61 Capri. and Trucks 781-1442. needs brakes. $800/60. 4cyl, auto, AC, sunrf. very good cond, 5 spd., shutoff A alarm. Good •• BAYUNER- 25 ft. Sj- am/fm/casa, ac, S7500 b/ TOYOTA- 87 MR2, 62K 6Ot>Tat-aiM. 2* tire. (908) 722-3000, X-6259. Runs good. $995 or offer. miles, excellent condi- condition. Beat Offer. erra Sunbrldge, w/ tralfer; • CHCVV- 85 Camiro. 908-469-9352. o. 908-756-3376 Iv. msg. (906) 358-0740 OflMNMMf new l/o, 350 motof,- 2.BL. 6 cyf., auto, AC, VOLKSWAGEN- 1977 tion, $eooo or best offer. ABSOLUTE AUTO HONDA- 90, Civic CRX Call 9O8-322-OS79. U0it7metm We pay $26ft U p sleeps 4 comfortably, PW/PD, 82K, trans. nd» RABBIT. 2 dr, 4 cyl, 4 MERCURY- 85 Cougar. MITSUBISHI- 89 Sigma, Irldge, stove, BR, Acces- work. 201-377-7540 spd, good transportation, White. 5 spd, AC, AM/FM loaded, ABS, moonroot, For Any Complete Car Full pwr w/ air. $2500 case., 40k ml. Mint cond. TOYOTA- 90 Camry LE, FREE Pickup-Local Area sories: water akils, knee, $500 968-0438. exc. cond. 2 other cars V-6, ABS. power pkg., excel, cond. 63k ml., ga- DID YOU board, other. Great cond. DATSUN- 79 280 ZX, Transferable extended raged, ext. warranty incl. KNOW. .. With This Ad ATK- 90 604 CC-ES, 4 2 + 2, little rust, run* VW— 74 Superbeetle. also avail. Call for details Warr. Orlg. owner. Ask- sunroof, great cond. Good Until 9/16/93 stroke rotax engine. New- Must eell. S12.800/BO. (908) 276-0969. S9S00/BO. 908-528-6937. $7500. 908-545-3308. hat an ad In this local great, new clutch, tires & Semi-automatic, runs Ino S8100. 908-234-9287. paper alao goes Into 16 1S00-S70-3202 never uted. $5000. 90S- Call Ken 908-463-313^. ;• brak«». S900/BO. 908- good. S50O. 908-709- TOYOTA- 90 Cellca, other local paptra? 234-2458 ask for Dave. CENTURY 3000- 84' 4 8! 754-4981 ask for Bill M70. MITSUBISHI- 88 Precis, HONDA-1969 PRELUDE CAR ENGINES- Ford good cond. 4 cyl. 2 dr SI 4WS, 5 spd, blue, fully AC, Moonroof, cat*., Reach over 400,000 390 ft Ford 302. Fresl KAWASAKI- 85, KX2S0. Cuddy Cabin, Merc I/O, hatchback, S2000/BO. loaded w/ A/C, rear spoil- 30k, aecr alarm, exc readers with one calll Cell 908-234-1959. Excellent condition. 190 hp, Lorane, depth cond. Call 908-854-7005. 1-900-881-9498 Never abused. $1100. finder, AM/FM Cass. sler- 654-5499 *v«t. er, alloy whit, alarm, exc. CAR PARTS- 79 Ca- cond. $8900 253-9236. 90a-tM-2296 eo, trailer. $750030* OLO8M0BILE- 1979 vw- 91 Jena OL. AC, G.EO— 91 Trscksr. Con- maro, doors, hood, right 549-2811 -,-, Delta 88. Exc. cond, 1 INTRODUCTIONS... Sap, pt/pb, tnrf, very CORVETTE- 85 Coupe. vert., blus. 35K, 4WO, fender, trunk lid, 2 buck- good cond., 69K, |utl de- 2-Tops. Perfect condi- cutt. tterso, auto, ABS. et teats, console, shifter. 8400 PRO CRAFT BASS owner, 4 DR. V-8. power A way for people to meet tion. 40K. $13,750 or BO. people, every week In tailed. $7000. Muat aell. MUlt sell I BO. 908-234- tall lights, radiator, AC RECREATIONAL BOAT- '87 171/2'; Marl- options, S2000. (908) Call Bob (908)231-0714. •O8-73B-SM2 2013 ner 115 hp outboard, 2B Audi Power 221-1978. your local Forbes news- condenser. VEHICLES >aper. The ad is free, Complete set of Olds 14" Ib. Thrust Trolling Motol, Steering Fluid OLDS- 82 Delta 86 then one call does it all! rally rlmt. 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NO ONE ELSE DOES! am/tm cass. 1 owner. 908-654-8150. Late model wrecks & TnMNMY 1350. 201-623-9283 trucks. Top $$$ Paid. LINCOLN- 86 Mark VII 908-548-6582 [908) 233-^238^ LSC. Exc. Cond., 1 CAPRI- 92. 5 (h wheel. [" SUPER SKCIAL ~] owner, graphite w/ red JUNK CARS WANTEDI 35 ft., CAC, electric slide. 12' SHARK •030 leather. 53k ml., $7500/ Parts for most vehicles! W/D, leather Int., loaded, New sail, 2 float cuah-> I 9044 Halogen Headlight replacement bulbs I BO (908) 272-5453. Any Auto Part, Inc. microwave, $ I9,ooo, 201- ions, paddle, $300. | Retail »4O» NOW ONLY *9" \ Call: 908-722-8440 347-6327 aft. Spm 90S-24B-3209 Urn t2 pclcul ofn * * *MEHCEDES** + L. ' ' *' * mention tr* od « 9-3I 9i ( BMW- 87 325, 4 dr., sil- 3 Sedan. Wonderful /vhen you place your Forbes Newspapers' FARTS FOR M'— Chevy UTILITY TRAILER— tor SUNFIBH— With sp*cl«L ver, 71K ml. Very good rig. Folks look. Light Front end, ft other as- salel 4ft. 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A Union County Forbes Newspaper August 18,19,20,1993 AutomoliweGuide Forbes Newspapers / U-3 Gar locks need service, too way to remedy the problem was to use a leak-stopping chemical in the FOIIBES NEWSPAPERS cooling system. That seemed to Automotive work for a while, but recently, it .My Toyota Camiy is a 1989 developed another major leak, on I model V6 with 51,011 miles the side opposite the original hole. .on it For the past year it The mysterious thing about this is that the leak doesn't always occur Hanks for has Been getting harder and harder when the engine is hot I have lo- to turn on the ignition. I have two vehicle used by a conservative se- keys for it and while both are hard cated the leak at the rear of the nior citizen. What is your opinion? heads using a mirror but I cannot to use, I'm afraid that the one I use Is their information correct? I was most will break off. Now the driv- told that due to the removal of as- pinpoint the leak to the head gas- er's door lock is becoming hard to bestos from brake linings, they kets or freeze-out plugs. Could I turn as well. A locksmith told us don't last as long. find out if there is a factory recall wurpatience the only remedy is to replace the A No manufacturer guarantees on this? Also, do you have any sug- ignition switch but that will make /A how long brake linings gestions on how to pinpoint the the ignition and door keys differ- •*• '•should or will last on a new leak? I am quite familiar with ent and inconvenient car but I think that 28,000 miles is working on engines so I'm plan- a bit short, too. On the other hand, ning to tackle this myself since the As a young mechanic, I al- job is very labor-intensive. ways serviced all the locks stop-and-go driving around town j&ur Saturn Awith powered graphite when- wears out brakes sooner than high- Finding the source of an out- ever I did a lube job. Give it a try, way use, so it's not far-fetched to side leak is pretty easy and but I think it's too late. Powered think they need replacement In Athe engine doesn't have to be graphite is available at hardware many states, a mechanic has to in- hot to do it You need a cooling stores. Your locksmith can change form an owner of how much lining system pressure tester, a device the ignition switch and recode it to is left on brake pods or shoes and that screws onto the radiator in match the existing keys, but try a do it in writing. They are also re- place of the radiator cap. Attached is here. periodic graphite lube to keep it quired to give the old parts to the to it is a pressure pump that allows vehicle owner, but only to give the from happening again. you to pump up the cooling system owner an idea of what percentage to a safe maximum pressure of • • • of wear the brakes have un- I own a *91 Oldsmobile Roy- around 17 psL Clean off the back of dergone. I haven't found non- the engine and heads first, pump ale 88 with 23,833 miles on asbestos brakes to be fast wearing. Qthe odometer. Recently dur- • • • up the pressure and you should be ing an oil change and lubrication, able to spot the leak. I don't think the mechanics checked my front I bought a used '91 Ford Ex- that the problem ia leaking freeze brakes and. informed me that I plorer in February of '93. It plugs since leaks there usually only had two to three thousand ,had 56,000 miles and no ex- don't come and go. Contact your miles left on the pad linings. The warranty. I have had no local Ford shop; the manager Not long ago, as you may recall, we had so many customers we sometimes mechanic also said that I should major problems with the car until should be able to tell you of any have them replaced soon. I feel the past couple of months. The car recalls, and maybe set you with a had to ask them to wait a few weeks while we built their cars. Well, the that brakes should last a lot longer loses antifreeze from the rear of factory fix - but don't hold your breath on that people in Spring Hill voted to put in a bit more overtime to help keep up than 25,000 miles especially on a the engine. My first and cheapest with the demand, and we now have a pretty wide selection of models to show you. So the only thing that might try your patience from now on is Mazda Protege is a 'pocket rocket' hearing, over and over again, "Say, how do you like your new Saturn?" would hinder a larger car. The little enjoyed the &un roof, but it kind of M.S.R.P. of tit 1993 SC2 if SUJ10 including rttailtr preparation and transportation. •y TOM aMIMKHMWi four-banger sports twin cams and restricted head room for me. Tax, lictiut andotter option* additional. ©1993 Saturn Corporation. FORBES NEWSPAPERS four valves per cylinder, and when TOM: I loved it It tilted up for you romp on the throttle, its 125 ventilation, and slid back for maxi- (The Mazda Protege LX is eval- horsepower is evident Our Protege mum air and sunshine. Interior uated this week by the father/son had a five-speed transmission room was OK for a small car, but which was great • automatics in legroom was cramped for people in SATURN OF UNION team qf Bob and Tom Hagin.) BOB: In John Edwards' new small cars and tend to rob them of back. I thought there was plenty of Auto Dictionary, a sleeper is de- performance. headroom front and rear for those YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SATURN DEALER fined as a deceptive vehicle, one BOB: The suspension is pretty of us who don't wear top hats. which looks ordinary but is ac- conventional for the current batch Mazda claims this is a five- tually a hot performer£dwards of small sedans with MacPherson passenger car, but three of them could have had this Protege LX in struts and disc brakes. Disks have would have to be pretty small. My 2675 ROUTE 22 WEST mind when he wrote that descrip- been added to the rear this year larger-than-average friends had a tion. Pocket Rocket is another that which make the thing stop as well tough time climbing into the back comes to mind. The acceleration as it goes. I think the fifth gear seat The analog tach and speed- lets the driver squirt through traf- ratio could have been raised a bit ometer were well centered and fic and the handling is as nimble for better mileage. It's pretty low. easy to read, and Mom liked the as a polo pony's. I'm not a horse- TOM: The car stopped quickly big center console with a built-in 1-908-686-2810 SARRN man but that analogy seems right enough, but the lack of ABS would cupholder. TOM: Right on the money, Dad. have had me worried on slippery BOB: Yes, she has different pri- A DIFFERENT KIND of COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KIND of CAR. I was able to whip the little car roads. orities. She's also the one who through traffic quickly, easily BOB: The adjustable thigh sup- thought this Protege should get avoiding sticky situations which port was useful I'd guess you kids better than 28 miles to the gallon. 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Lease Lease For MO. For $424 MO. 4 Cyl, A/C, Powe$265r Steering/ABS BrakesrWindows/Locks° . V4 A/C. PWT Steering/ABS Brates/Seats/Windows/Locta/ Driw'a Mr Bag. V1N PEGO7B81; MSRP $24,355, Dealer Sunroof. Alloy Wheels. Driver's Air Bag. VIN RGEB4451; contribution tor cap. cost reduction$2j923 ; 42 month tease; MSRP $44365. Dealer contribution for cap cost reduction $W at inception Includes $3000 rM. sec dap., $450 ac- S5350; 42 month lease; $53^5 at inception includes S4J50O quisitlon fee and first payment; 42 payments total $11,159; ref. sec. dep., $450 acquisition tee 4 first payment; 42 purchase option 111.447. payments total $17,850; purchase option $23jS81. Closed end teases for credit-qualified lessees. Lessee responsible for maintenance, wear & tear, and at end of lease for $250 disposition fee if not purchased and mileage in excess of 10,000 miles/year at 15 cents/mile. Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for licensing costs, registration fees and taxes. Not responsible lor typographical errors the New 1994 BMW 325i Convertible See It, Drive It, ... HERE! TODAY! Complimentary Courtesy Transportation IT JUST TAKES A CALL For Our Service Customers 731 Route "1 Edison, New Jersey (Dmly 9-9 Saturday <> 7) 1-800-559-9495 BMW 908-985-4575 FORBES NEWSPAPERS A Union County Forbes Newspaper AutomotJveGiiicIc August 18,19, 20,1993 4LL AMERICAN... PONTIACTION! ON SALE AT THE, QUEEN!

I mafcsa available., This weekweek's featured car brand... | thiswsrt'aleitursdPertwmsitetVehlels... TlMe waek'a faalured Luaury VaMcle,.. I TWs waak'a Luxury Family Vehicle... PONTIAC! GRAND PRIX! BONNEVILLE NEW 1993 TRANS SPORT SE! LEASING Loaded with Deep Tint Glass, Level Hundreds Hundreds of Control, V/6, Tow Package, Power of cars to Performance Lochs, Steering, Brakes, Window*, ctraiochooM ChOOM etc. Tilt Wheel, Air Cond, Cruise TfOfIt WJVfl Care on Control, Keyless Entry, 6-Way no down from. Sala. Power Seat, H/D Equipment, etc. payment* VIN#HT2O332O MSRP $21,6911 B4U SPECIAL EDITION! NEW'93 SE SEDAN! New 93 SE Coupe w/4-Spd 6 Cyl Auto, Pwr Loaded 1«B3 4Door with AIR BAG. Strg, Pwr ABS Anti-Lock Brakes, Air, AM/FM Power ABS Anti-Lock Brakes, Electric ETR Slereo w/Cau, Buckets, Cruise, Till, Rear D0fO0B«r. 3 8 Lilar TPI 3800 V/6 En- 7QTI THREE-SEAT MODEL! Pwr Sts/Winds, Ram. Kayless Entry, VIP gine, 4-Speed Automatic. Transmission, PLUS Program, etc. VIN»PF25«3«>. MSRP AM/FM ETR Stereo Cassette. Cruise AM/FM ETK CASSETTE! $21 055. 60 mo. Lease w/SISOO Cap Coit Control, Qauges with Tachometer, etc. ,• w m m Au/ru en HASsrm AMERICA'S LARGEST! VIN«P12S5M0 MSRP $20,6921 LEASE A NEW Reduction, 50,000 mi., then 10« ml. Total This tweak's featured Sport Vehicle.. This week's featured Compact Vehicle.. OMM City it Amtrlca't largest Charter pymts $16,440 plus 1 mo. refundable secu- Master Ponllac/GMC Truck Dealer... rity D/P, early tarminalton • lair marks! value. 1993 PONTIAC WITH barnonel $ LOWEST PRICE! SONBI LE MANS! DOWN Quaan City compariaon ahoppara con- Hundreds PYM'TI 249 '18.797! of Sporty Hundreds ZERO tinually monitor competitive outlets lo Cars on of Compact guarantee America's beat prices. Satol Cars on •GRAND PRIX't GUARANTEED CREDIT! If you're tB, have a job and a reason- iRAND PRIX! FIREBIRD! able down payment, Queen City guar- • GRAND AMS antees to gel you financing. SEDAN! NEW '93 VL COUPE! NEW '93 SE COUPE! HERE NOW-NEW 93s! Pontiac 4-Door loaded with ABS Power New 1093 Ponliac LeMana Aerocoupe New '93 w/V6, Sport Appear. Pkg, Bucket Ponlla.cs tint mats-produced Concept Disc Brakes, Automatic .Transmission, with 1 6L OHC 4Cylinder Engine wlih •LEMANS TRADE-IN PAY-OFF! Sts w/Console, Aluminum Tirss. Electric Car, complete w/Dual Air Bag* and ABS Power Locks, Tilt Wheel, CroEBlace Electronic Fuel Injection, Sport-Tuned Ei- Make a deal at Queen City this week Rear Defog, Pwr Anti-Loch Brakea, Power .first at Queen Cityt Choose While. Red Wheels. AM/FM Cassette. Tint Glass, Air hauet System, 4-Speed Manual Transmis- •TRANS AMS and we'll pay off your car's balance, Steering. 4-Spd Auto Trans, V.I.P. PLUS orEvHBIackl Cond, Electric Rear Delogger, etc, sion, Power Disc Brake*, Custom Wheel no matter how much you owal Program, Pwr Windows, Controlled Cycle VIN#P7556831 MSRP |11,9661 Covers, Halogen HeadNghta, Roar Win- •TRANS SPORTS Wiper*, Cruise Cnirl w/Hesume, AM/FM Oefoner, Motorized Salefy Belt Sys £YR Stereo Radio w/Ctock * Cies ar/Auto all standard equipment, etc. VIN •SPORT WAGONS WORTH THE TRIP! Rev., etc. VIN#PFM95f». MSflP $17,9631 P*B300367, MSRP »8,49»i Regardless where hi NJ, NY, or PA you •SUNBIRDS, etc. live, this wetk K'a definitely worth the $ trip to Quean City Pontlac/OMCI vehicles won: 15 5 97' OUSSA City OfMfSi BUY 597! 6597! BEST SERVICE COMPACT COUPE •CONtrSTENTLV HIGHEST RATINGS EST IUY America's Largest! BEST MECHANICS •SPORTS SEDAN PONTIAC. BEST IN CLASS •CERTIFIED AAA BEST NEW CAR BEST OVERALL •BONNEVILLESE •ASM OUR CUSTOMERS)

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ZTt PER v $349 MONTH! America's favorite trucks.. Thla week's featured truck deal... This week's featured specialty vehicle. Thla week's featured Cuatom vehicle... I Hundrexla) of 1M2-1993 models discount priced up to •10,000 off orlg. GMC TRUCKS! SONOMAS! SUBURBANS CUSTOMS! USED CARS & TRUCKS! '•9 FIKRO QT *4MS '•O QRAND PRIX LE *999S Hundreds Hundreda Hundreds VANDURA Ponliae 2-Dr. 6-Cyl Auto. Pwr Brakes. Air Cond. Ponluc 4-Or Sedan. e-Cyl. Auto. From Whl fjrivo of trucks to of trucks of trucks Stereo Cliwnn Tilt. CruiM, S/Fioot t\C Sharp' Low Pwr Sleenng A Brakes. P*r Wmtl/liks Aif Cun J choose to choose to choose VAN Mli 46.0H? mi Slt.il 10i[) VINif FV30150 D*l. Cassena Tin Wti Cruiso. a.1, MI,I-T, Dau a from. from. from. '89 MUSTANO LX *6M5 Aliojr Whls. Inl W.por etc Srurpi 5'j <)\>t n CONVERSION lord ? Or 4-Cyl. Aulo Pwi Sletnng A Biakas P*r New '93 Van- Wmd/lcks Air cond. T/Qlns. Hr Del. Stemo Cm '91 QRAND AM LE *999S sotto Tirl Whl. Cruise. Wire Whls etc E««ra Ctoan' Pontiac 4-Dr 4 Cyl. Aulo. Pwi Slfitinng & drakes New '93 Sonoma Pick-up, Auto dura w/V8 350 VINIKF240121 Its worth Trans, Power Steering, Power Ajr Cond. T/Glass Slareo Cassutle BIC SriowroorTi Engine, Auto, Naw Low Mileage' 241B/ im Mk»l'J0J.' the trip Brakes, 4-Cyl, AM/FM Cassette, P/S, P/B, Air '89 QRAND AM LE '7235 SAFAR Ponnac 2-Of. 4-Cyl. Aulo. Pwr Sloeung & Brakes VIN(MCSl95a6 to saw etc , Make 60 closed end lease Cond, Loadedl Mnke 60 closed Air Cond T'Glats Rr Del Slsroo Cassalle Tilt Whl the Queent pym'ts of S179 per mo. (Just $1,150 loaso pyrn'tg ol $339 per mo (Just Cruise, nlc Eitra Cluanl 57,503 mi SIHP4156 '91 DYNASTY HO.495 Superior Dodge 4 Dr. 6-Cyl. Pwr Smennij A Hmkos Pwi capitalized cost reductionl) 13,000 lo Aerostar, $1,150 capitalized cost reduction) W.noVLcHS Air Cond. T/Glass Mr Dol AM'I M Sts H Will. Crn.sn. «l 1 mi/yr then 10e mi., 1 mo refund- Prevla and 13,000 mi/yr then 10e mi, 1 mo re- '89 CENTURTURY *799799S •IDCII! HSlk«P42O Will. Crn.snB VIN. «li c i..k«New'M,^ n*, . Cunt] AMERICA'S LARGEST! able sec. dep VIN#P0500029 C/P Vanal lundable sec. dop VIN#P4507523 (l GP Pass hVgn. 6 Cyl Aulo Pwr Steering a 2e23 P MSRP $25,2551 total ol payments Brakes. (Mucks. Air Cond T/Glass Hr Del. Sl»reo 'SO COUGAR LS •10,998 Queen City Is America's largest Charier MSRP $10,936. total of payments 1 $20,340 Including all Interestl Cassette Tilt Whl Cruue. »lc tn Cond 56.548 mi Mtrcury 2-Dr, 8-Cyl, Auto tran-, I'wr Sluer.no A Master Pontlac/GMC Truck Dealer... $11,890 including all Interest! Slk»P4ia? VIN<6t484/ LOWEST PRICE! Ciu.SB tVS Mldjs. Radials Alluy Whls. elc l.rtra PER 4-Wheel Drive PER 1 '9OLE SABRE M0.99S Queen City comparison shoppers con- Big Engine Clean 41 III mi VIN«LE20??IB Buck Limned Edition 4-Of. D Cyl. Aulo I'm Bleer nu tinually monitor competitive outlets to MONTH! Traction control MONTH! "9O SKYLARK *7999 S Brakes Pwr WpnoVlcks Pwr SeatVAnlonrva Air 179 Cond T/GlatS. Mr Del Stereo Cassetle 1 ,n Wni guarantee America's best prices. lluick 4 Or. 4.Cyl. Aulo. P«r Sleermu » Orakei, Air CruiM Control. Wire Whls sic Immac' I ov> r%i|le Cond, TfGiats. AM/FM Slereo Tilt elc Mint Condi I^M.MBmi SlhtP420S VINallMOM/J Low Mileage' 37.735 mi SIMP4I63 M\H*\MZ< Sli>er JllVfi ford B fats Wgn. 6-Cyl. Au1o. Pwr Steering & ing « 8as Air Com). Pwr Winrl/tcks l>wr s«ati/ able down payment, Queen City guar- -SIERRA P/U's New '93 Jimmy w/6-Cylindor En- • DUMP TRUCKS Brakes. Pwr W>nd/lcl!s, Air Cond T/Gleis. Hr Del Ant/Tmk T/Qlass. Hr Del. CeSMtte Tit Whl CruSB antees to get you financing. Slereo Casulte Till WTil Cruise elc Mint Cond' gine, Auto P/S, FYB, Air Conditioner, UwMilearjeUi .160 mi S1k*4O4S VINfKAI4603S Control, EVS Midas Hadiali, HW T,ias elc L • Conij' etc., Make 38 closed ond lease 55.057 mi SIMP14264 VlN«K43fil*0/0 TRADE-IN PAY-OFF! LONG BEDS pym'ts ol $289 per mo. ^Just $ 1,150 •WRECKERS '9O PROBE *899S Make a deal at Queen City this weefc rord ! Dr. 6-Cyl Auto, Pwr Steering i Brakn. Pwr I'EH capitalized cost reduction) 13,000 WiruVlcks. Air Com) T/QIM«, Slereu CaiMtie. Till and we'll pay off yoor car's balance, mi/yr then 10e rni, 1 mo. refundable Whl Cruue. nli Stiowroum M.w I «lia Clean! |UNDER 99 MU: no matter how much you owe! 40.586 mi Stkll'4189 VIN#LS175b94 CREW CABS sec, dep. VIN#P25216C1 MSRP •CAB FORWARDS A vast Mlactlon of reliable vehicles $22,431, total of payments $11,554 '91 SUNBIRD *9498 surUbl* for family transportation, WORTH THE TRIP! Including Ml Interestl Punliac ?Dr. 4-Cyl Aulo. Pwr Slsanng A Braket. Regardless where In NJ, NY, or PA you SAFARI VANS •VAN BODIES Air Cond T/Qlass Slnreo Catsetle. etc Showroom commuting, student "starter" cars, live, this week It's definitely worth the N«»' Mim Cond' Low MiMaoe' 15 OflJ mi Stk«J. stc. Alt with 45 Day Satisfaction OMA VlnltM75l467O QuarantMd return privileges. trip to Queen City Pontiec/GMC! > JIMMY 4x4"s PER '88 BONNEVILLE SSE *999S GMC vehicles rated: •TANK TRUCKS Ponliac 4 t>. Aulo. Pwr eievrng S Drake* Pwr WnrV Queen City offers: Call for discount price Into MONTH! Lcks. Pwr/S««u Trunk Anlenna An Cond. T/Qleis BEST BUY Call for discount price Info H; Del. Slereo Cass. Tin Cruise elc Sharpi Low Mileagel 59869 mi StklJ-UGA. VIN*JW2459a4 BEST SERVICE •RECREATIONAL 4x4 •CONSISTENTLY EST VALUE HIGHEST RATINGS •HIGHEST RETAINED America's Largest! BEST MECHANICS VALUE: PICK-UPS SMC •CERTIFIED AAA BEST NEW VAN BEST 0VB1AI •SUBURBAN 10-PASS 2-WH. DRIVE • 4|4 •ASK OUR CUSTOMERS! 14 Minutes from G S P

PRICES INCLUDE ALL COST TO BE PAID BY THE CONSUMER EXCEPT FOR LICENSING, REGISTRATION, TAX & MOTOR VEHICLE FEES. PRICES INCLUDE ALL REBATES, INCENTIVES, INCLUDING FIRST TIME BUYERS WHERE APPLICABLE ENDS 2713/93 August 18,19,20,1993 Forbes Newspapers U-5 Guide Rutgers Road split level has room for all

Tlpsheet Address: 44RutfertRoad,Cranford Asking price*. $274,900 Lot site: UOJp-167 feet v Inc Bedrooms: three Baths: two full, one half ^*SSHi?H[flMBMPJ Amenities: dishwasher, garage, garage door opener, full basement, attic fan, hardwood floors gas Open house: Through Kitty Leonowicz, Kiamie Agency, Inc., Cranford, 276-2400.

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DIANE MATFLERO/FOBBES NEWSPAPERS SOLO This house at 44 Rutgers Road In Cranford offers spacious rooms and a two-car attached garage. PAIGE. PAIGE & RICHARDS is SOLD LISTING happy to announce the sals of KIAMIE AGENCY. INC nas an- this lovely Colonial at 36 Balmiere SOLD nounced the 5,-ilo ct !hir; 3 bed- Parkway Congratulations to the Spacious rooms, good location, three bedrooms Lovaly traditional colonial on Clar- room Cape Cod at P1O-I Berwyn new owners. Property was sold emont Placo was listed by Isabel Street. Union, irsteo i:y Yvonne thru the Wostfield MLS by Nancy Taylor or Barton fieatly ana sold Kiamie ami bdu rj, )• l.Vi:.c:-:l-j ^ Ashf.oid ol Paige. Paige & Rich- jpiake this Cranford house a desirable must-see through the Westtield MLS Co nrds. > CRANFORD — Spacious rooms and An entrance hall leads to the grand by-11. There is also a 19-by-13 recre- a desirable location make this split 20-by-13 foot living room. The dining ation room. level at 44 Rutgers Road a must-see. room is 12-by-10. A two-car garage features door 1 UNION The kitchen is a room 14-by-9, and openers. There is also a full basement '^"B^S" ** HOUSE TOURS includes such modern amenities as a and attic fan, Hardwood floors are dishwasher. The family room is 14-by- present throughout the home. JAMES J. STIVALE. BROKER. listing for $274,900 through Kiamie G.R.I, of J.S. TIFFANY REALTY sold this colonial home at 151 SOLD 9. Brookside School is located nearby. Spruce St.. Garwood. A warm MEEKER SHARKF.Y nSAl.TORS Agency, Inc. of Cranford, the home welcome to Monica and Cosmo! welcomes the n^A u-.vmj'ii c* 'ii a SOLD The master bedroom, an ample 16- For more information, or to view the J.S. TIFFANY REALTY is located Brooksido Cape Vita Z;:.lt.ik IINI.TI Tnc Morrison s have moved into at 102 South Avenue West in the property ;u-u [-lir:ihcth Fia- this lovely homo on 16th Street in offers three large bedrooms and two by-12, has its own bath. Two ad- home, call Kitty Leonowicz at 276- Crarford. tailie negotiate:i Si-'; sun; and a half baths. ditional bedrooms are 13-by-12 and 12- 2400. CRANFOR©

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h ** \ TLC WILL SAVE $$3 This is your chanco to move inio a great 3 bedroom ranch. Bring your toolbox - this home needs some work - but the MOTIVATED SELLERS want an immediate sale on this large, 12 ROOM, 3 BATH, aluminum sided 2-FAMILY home with OWNER TRANSFERRlHi MUST SELL!11 Offers this 6 results will be a lovely home. A fireplace with hearth, a 30' 1 deck with jacuzzi, an eat-in kitchen are just a few of the enclosed wrap-around porch. This income produceris situ- room Colonial w2 car IL M ONLY $159,500. Features features in this estate sale Call quickly for appointment - ated on a 95'x100' lot within walking distance of toWn and LR w/fireplace, frpnch • i; londinp into a forma! dining $219,900. transportation. S230s. room, modern k ,i i;r\ xium bath and deck. A MUST TO^EE! kPaige, Paige & Richards, REALTORS Janet D. Barton. CRB, CRS, GRI, REALTOR 181 NORTH AVENUE, E. J\ Member of RCLO® World Leader In Relocation , Inc. U PELOi 106 tiorth Union Avenue-Cranford CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY 07016 10 SOUTH AVE. E. • CRANFORD TELEPHONE: 908-276-1900 (900) 272-4020 908-276-2400 1-800-287-2402 (NJ)

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$179,900 $189,900 1 Chonso from a selection of fine multi-farnily homes in excel-1 TT^ . i. : lent noicjhbojhoods and featuring (for the ultimate conve- nience) ALL SEPARATE UTILITIES AND MAINTENANCE "A GEM OF A HOME" $218,000 KENILWORTH FREE lor the invoslmont mindod Individual. MAKE A WISE meticulously maintained and updated. Features; Family room Two story connm.'icul ! nnKlir it.), located two blocks in from DECISION AND CALL TODAY WHILE THE INTEREST RATES with bow window w/gloss sliders to 2 tier deck, Michael's tho Blvd. Lower kwi can he usird for retail, office or work ARE AT AN ULTIMATE LOW shop, second lew! (••in TKIMI'V two sopnrato lavatories for Custom kitchen, Inrgo rnnslur bedroom & central air. You'll office space Rcdnrpii t.i s.\ '-two love the decor! Cmnford Location! if fang Meeker Sharkey, Realtors® D.S. KUZSMA REALTY 115 Mlln St. • Cranlord • 272-8337 276-7900 124 South Avenue Enst IIIKitiM IMTiffl Cranford, NJ 07CH6 *' %e(0e«*

field office continues to break Rank to Walter A. it Emmi sales records. In 1992, 26 office Rank, 424 Union Ave., $139,283 sales agents qualified for the New Vincent J. tt Debra A. Losavio Notes Jersey Association of Realtors to Michael P. it Andrea K Bish- Million Dollar Club. The office is of, 2276 Concord Road, $247,500 consistently the top office in the John J. Morel & ME. Dona- The Westfleld office of Cold- FANWOOD well Banker Schlott, Realtors company. telli to Louis N. Jr. it Mary L. • » • Adam it Stacey L. Frankfort Cerchio, 433 Forest Road, has set another record, with 16 to Michael Lembo, 163 Behri- $165,000 real estate professionals from the Several local Weichert, Real- dereAve^ $202,000 tors offices will hold real estate C. Kenneth Adams III et aL office selected to attend the Inter- Vincent E. Keenan to Edwin to Stephen Rothschild, 1341 national Business Conference re- career seminars 7 p.m, Thursday. & Bette Ann Melendez, 67 Far- Three sessions will be held Satur- Graymill Drive, $325,000 cently held in San Antonio, ley Ave., $243,500 Edward H. & Janet S. link to Texas. day, as well. Stephen G. & Susan E. Baker Kyung C & Jinwon P. Lee et "Hie agents were selected for The Thursday seminars will be to Joellen Natale, 210 Marian at., 12 Happel Court, $243,000 the conference in recognition of held at the following locations; Ave* $171,000 Victoria Totams to Gerald S. their outstanding sates produc- Branchburg, 526-5444; East Brun- David L. it Ellen S. Heyman it Amy F. Hymanson, 26 Har- tion for 1992. All of the agents are swick, 254-1700; Metuchen, 906- to David P. Gasliano, 70 Port- wich Court, $151,000 members of the company's Presi- 8200; and South Brunswick, 297- land Ave., $178^00 Joseph P. & Janet M. Ganley dent's Club, which requires a pro- 0200. Daniel £. & Joan F. Mangan to Ethan W. Schoss & J. Zap- duction of at least $3 million in The Saturday sessions will be to Felix it Barbara Zelikman, 8 pulla, 517 Henry St., $165,000 closed sales. held 10 tun, in Hillsborough, 874- Shady Lane, $152,000 Juan it Celsa Olobre to Philip Representing the office at the 8100; Princeton, (609) 921-1900; J. it Mlchele R Guida, 1732 conference were office manager and Princeton Junction, (609) 799- KEMLWORTH Kins St. $165,000 Marilyn Kelly, and sales associ- 3500. Stephen A. & Karen P. Mader W/T of Ruth L. Quynn et aL ates Elvira Artirey, Karteen • • • to Judy Brooks, 341 Lincoln to William H. Schultz Jr., 2376 Burns, Carla Capuano, Hye- To be included In Really Aganta In tha WaatflaM offlca of Coldwell Bankar Schlott ara Drive, $148,000 Longfellow Ave., $152,500 Young Choi, Jackie Conover, Notes, send a prcaw release and tha company'a top offlca In tha nation. Racantly, tha aganta Robert L it Florence M. Mill- Gerard C DeLuca to Richard Susan D'Arecca, John DeMarco, photograph to: wara honorad at tha International Bualnaaa Confaranca In er to Michael J. Mitrow Jr. et aL, it Pamela Duthie, 2359 Morse April John-Fey, Kay Gragnano, Evelyn Hall San Antonio, Taxaa. Among tha offlca'a top aganta ara: 335 N. 17th St. $166,000 Ave., $118,500 Margaret Maguire, Lucille Roll, Real Estate Editor aaatad, Kay Gragnano, Hya-Young Choi, Marlly Kalty, Ruth James E. it Margaret King to Kathy Shea, Ruth Tate, and Viv- Forbes Newspapers SCOTCH PLAINS Victor O. it Keva R Otunuya, ian Young. Tata, and Lucllla Roll. Standing ara: raglonal vlca praaMant P.O. Box 609 Mauraan Paaaarinl, Elvira Ardray, Margarat Magulra, Susan Estate of Josephine Dimiceli 2375 Morse Ave., $195,000 Honored as the most produc- Somerville, 141*6876. to Cranford Executive Plaza, Robert it Joanne Lennon to tive Coldwell Banker sales office For more Information, call D'Aracca, vtea praaldant Bob Back, Carla Capuano, Vivian 1851 Rarltan Road, $280,000 Charles it Evelyn Pelliccia, 1709 in the country last year, the West- 722-3000, ext 6306. Young, Jackia Conovar, John DaMarco and Karlaan Buma. Thomas W. & Marianne C. Mountain Ave.. $130,500

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13.000 HOMES LIST- ED- SEPARATE STATE DIRECTORIES. NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVA- NIA, NEW YORK, CON- NECTICUT, FLORIDA, MASSACHUSETTS. SAVE TO 50% BUYING BANK DIRECT. 7 DAYS 8AM-9PM. FORECLO- SURE WORLD 203-838- 8200. • HomeaUntfer BEDMINSTER- $100,000 Freshly painted Interior • Homea POT 8*1* and exterior Kitchen with • Farms no wax floor and dish- - Luxury Homes washer. 2 Bedrooms, 1 A Estates bath, •'! duplex with • Mobile Homes deep yard. • Lou 584,900 B03t36 FRANKLIN • Waterfront FfUNKUN Property GREAT STARTER HOME FRANKUN OOLP COURSE LOCATIONI THE HILLS. Move-in con- BRANCHBURQ 9070 • Condominiums dition, neuirai decor. One Thit townhome ha* 1763 sq. ft. ol PRIME LOCATIONI What could be beter than a MM bed- BEDMINSTER TWR. (348,000 »0B0 • Townhouses living space,' three bedrooms, 21/2 Townhouse with master tuft* In qua>- $525,000 bedroom, one bath, room, 21/2 baft townhouse with flargs Prdeaatonalry decorated 6 year old 9090 • MuHI-Famlly washer and dryer, refrlg, baths, garage, mint condition! This one brootynear pool and tennis. TWt one on pftme Ml Maintenance Ireel Low 10 rm. cape in perfect location for Colonial la located In most desired Homes woni lastl Call today to arrange your CAC, security alarm, will not last call today tor private •how- association teal CaN todayl This one restaurant, service or retail activity In rwigrtbortnodt 4 bdrms, 21/2 baths & 9100 • Lota and Acreage. pool and tennis. BD3128 private showing. $163,900. HB-5696. ings. $137,500. HB5912. wonl laatl $136,900. HB-5806. comm. zone of Piuckemin. B003-3849. much mont. BO03-3893. 9110 ' Out of Area HILiS»OflOUGM OFFICE «OW74-«1O0 HILLSBOAOUGH 0FFICC MM74410S IMOftOUOH OFFICE »0M74-i10Bl BRANCHBUFIO OFFICE 9M42S-5444. MtANCHBUAO OfFICe tX«-53«-M44 Property Singles, sentors, dis- 9120 . Warned to Buy cover this cozy first level 9130 • Mortgages and efficiency with the es- Financing sentials for contemporary 9140 Mlsc Real Estate living: washer/dryer, Euro kitchen, cable TV, CAC. Great location, great price! "Selling Your Home" EQUAL $60,000. BD3133 HOUSING GUIDE BOOK OPPORTUNITY Weichert! BRAMCHBURQ LOMa VALLEY All real estate advertised «17*,0O0 A Strategy for Success TABMLY NErOHBORHOOD" in this newspaper Is sub- 3 bd. 21/2 ba thome w/ garage, walk- Atlr. 4 bdr ranch on cU-de-iac, hrdwd ject to ths Federal Fair tl Indtptnitnt Nationally •ra, new counter topt/slnfcs, 1998 roof. Housing Act ol 1968 out bsmt & Ip. Located on back of cul- • Homesclling process pull-out chart <»Oa>7l1-10O0 de-sac tt. w/heavily wooded rear for WM maJnL, move-4n cood., Extra Irg. 2 which makes It Illegal to ear M gar, wooded privacy. 096-5091. advertise any preference BOUND BROOK- By privacy! BOO3-3902. • Preparing your home & showing techniques limitation or discrimina- BAANCHBURG OFFICE SOt-926-9444 1218,900. Owner, Piedmont Farms K OFFICE 9M-439-; tion based on race, Sect, 3 BR colonial split, Home repairs and improvements: which ones to do first color, religion, sex or na- 2 1/2 bath, LR, DR, EIK, tional origin, or an inten- FH w/wood stove, Florida ****** ...__ , Much more.' tion to make any such Rm, 2 car Gar a, 16x24 preference, limitation or deck, 3/4 wooded acre, discrimination. S203.900, 908-560-84S1 Our 22-page "Selling Your This newspaper will not BUILD YOUR HOME Home " Guide includes a knowingly accept any ad- NOW! NO DOWNPAV- vertising lor real estate MENT ON MILES MATE- pull-out overview of the which is in violation of RIALS, BELOW MARKET CLJNTON 1WP, the law. Our readers are CONSTRUCTION FI- REAOINGTON TWP. homeselling process. informed that all dwell- NANCING. CALL MILES "IMPRESS YOUR FRIENDS" "LOCATED ON OOLF COURSE" HOMES TODAY. 1-800- Bring your tap* measure to this spec- ings advertised in this 4 year young Victorian 3,600 sq. ft. newspaper are available 343-2884, EXT. 1. very elegant, dram be calheral fam. rm. tacular "Bawtr Brook" town home, it on an equal opportunity Full wall brick Irplc. Call for list of rsaMy la a homel Privacy - you can got basis CRANFORD- BY amenities • too numerous to list. Priced lost Irt the luxury A pjand room alias. OWNER. Shady bunga- low, mint, quiet crnr lot, tOaeM at t319.9OO.O0. 096-5061. Call or stop by any Weichert office for your FREE brochure. •309,000. O96-5006. Complaints of discrimina- OLOWICK OFFICE KW-439-2777 LR. OR. new Kit. & Bth. 3 K OFFICE 9Oe-439-2777 tion in housing on the BR & SltRm. w; rm to basis of race, color, grow. Breezy scr porch. creed, ancestry, marital Sap. 2-c gar. Hrdwd fls. status, 3ox or handicap Walk to all incl NY train. should be mado to New $162,500. 906-276-5834. Jorsey Division on Civil OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4. nights, 383 W State St.. Trenton, NJ 08618. CRESTWOOD-I ADULT Phono (609)292-4605. 55 t) 7500 HOMES, 40 STYLES, $30,00 0- 130,000. 7 CLUB- GREEN BROOK HOUSES, 15,000 ACTIVE CENTER HALL COLONIAL RESIDENTS. SHOPPING, BRtOQEWATEFt Spectacular nbrtid apr 1 acre. 5 BR, MARTINSVILLE BEDMINSTER BASKING RIDGE RANCH MOVE-IN TODAY THANSPOHTATION, 31/2 bath, trench from FR & EIK to Recently remodeled home boasting 4 THE HILLS TOWNHOUSE SPRING LAKE 3 bedrooms, formal dining with fire- BROCHURE/VIDEO 1- dock. Office, dressing room oil MRB; BRs, 21/2 baths, FR with FR DRs to Wynewood "B" 2 bdrms, 2 baths, fire- End unit condominum overlooking 800-631-5509. HEART- pl»c*, huge family room, hardwood walk-In closets, whrpl, skylights, CAC, patio on over 1 ac In exec, neighbor- IffNPOf LAND REALTY ASSOCI- floors, 2 car garage, 2 bath. $265,900. place, deck, storage area, vaulted ceil- woods, very private, one BDRM, llre- poss In-law, malnt free ext. $529,900. hood. A must seat CaH before It's too ATES, REALTORS WA3310. ings, sunburst vrindow, pool, tennis. plaoa, south exposure, pool, tennis. $150,000 WAS 235. Mel $2*5,000. BD2999. $115,000. BD-3102. $07,900. BO-3O42. P.O.BOX D. 480 ROUTE WARREN OFFICE 908-757-7780 530, WHTINQ NJ 08759. 'ARREN OFFICE 9OS-7S7-77I IINSTEH OFFICE 9OS-781-1 BEDMINSTER OFFICE 908-781-1000, MDMINSTER OFFICE MM-7B1-1000 BOUND BROOK NEW HOME BUYERS OID YOU Don't Miss This Onel KNOW . . . Immac. renovated Z+Sn thai an ad In this local Colonial. Adorable Kit . pnpar also goos Into 16 patio, private ynrd. Bettor other local papers? than a Condol Asking Ronch ovor 400,000 $112,000 rondors with one call) CENTURY 21 1 •600-889-9498 McQEE REALTORS 1035 ni. 202 Branchburg GEORGIAN COI 2 ac! 908-528-4440 3 kg.-9i2O Bfl, DR, LR w! fplc, AC, rec.. wood firs, PLAINFIELO CRANFOflD MOUNTAINSIDE (SCOTCH PLAINS By Owner:New Hampton porch, 2-car gar., un- SLEEPY HOLLOW TREASURE SUPERIOR TOWNHOUSE) SPECTACULAR PROPERTY JUST LOVELY SCOTCH PLAINS Riverfront on 3/4 acio. cforgr sprinkler, tana- Story book tudor in pristine condition, New gas furnace, new hot water htr, Architect designed custom built raised I Beautiful ranch on an acre ol property. SPACIOUS BRICK RANCH New bath.carpot.woocf- scaping 90B-757-5807 chestnut beamed calling & stone Ipl In new cac, new windows, new oak kitch- ranch, Cypress siding. Glass enclosed I Perfect for a small family. CAC w/ 2 car Bright - airy spacious all white brick stove,fans.dock. Must LR, Leaded windows, private yard. Igar/Bupar condition. $290,000. WF- sool $135.ODO 537-691? HIGHLAND PARK- en, 3 Brs, 21/2 baths, & commuter bus porch. FP. large lot. Mora. $249,900. ranch, open floor plan. Ouaillty const. Northslcto; 3 BRfatlic, Loaded w/charm. $164,900. WF-4253. gate. $189,900. WF-4252. WF-3131. 13610. $449,000, WF-4128. RARITAN — By owner, t^oalhs. Lro Kit, LH, DR. WESTF1ELD OFFICE 908-654-7777 WESTFIELD OFFICE 00eV«54-7777 WEtTFIELD OFFICE 908-054-7777 | WESTFIELD OFFICE 908-834-7777 WESTFIELD OFFICE 908-654-7777^ handyman special, 5 '.j 2-car gar. Stained glass, mis & 2 baths. Boautllul wood firs. Save- By lot 100X100. Hhlno Blvtt owner this wuekand only* 1124.000. 725-3917 Princpals only. $189,000 SO. BOUND BROOK 908>247-7S40, (evea.) CUSTOM CAPE INTRODUCTIONS,,. Great nolghborhood. A wny lor pooplo to moot Homo foaturos: custom peoplo, every week In Kit, Utg Dining nroa/slkl- your local Forbes news- urs to roar "dock, DR paper. Tha nd is Iroo, boasts brick lipic, 3 BRa, then ono call doos it al'! HIGHLAND PARK $144,900 \ew Construction finished bsmt. $147,000. 1 800-589-9498 CENTURY 21 EDISON, NORTH NO. BRUNSWICK CHARMING RANCHII | EDISON. NORTH PERTH AMBOY METUCHEN- OPEN TERRIFIC VACATION SPOTt READY FOR SALElIt WsH cared tor two-bedroom one and FAMILY SIZED CAPE McO.EE REALTORS NEW CUSTOM HOMEtlttl 1035 Rt. 202 BrHnchtmrcj HOUSE, Sunday, 0/22, Swimming, tonnls, Jacuzzt, all pa/1 ol Freshly painted one bedroom, one one-hart bath home with 13' x 32' rec- I Four bedroom, two and one-half bMhs, Perfect for the growing family, 3 or 4 1-4pm. l<1 Pnrkman Avo the maintenance-free lilostyle you enn bath condo, located c*o»e to N.Y, reaoor* room. New baths, remodeled I cemrai air, fireplace, Kill basement, bdrms, living rm, dining rm A kltchon, Chnrinlri(|, b DF1, 2 '.* enjoy in this three-bedroom. Ihroo-bnth transportation, shopping,, major high- kitchen, one car garage and morellllt two-car garage colonials.. WM build to enclosed perch, garage. $115,000. SO. PLAINFIELO bnth, on woocloc) lot near parfcgate condo. $254,900. ways. $64,900. $144,900.00 t your needs. $329,900. 024-2603. $149,900 Coloni.il 3 High School Incluedos ISON OFFICE 90S-494-680O EDISON OFFICE W*V4»4-8M0 OFFICE MS-494-fli HSON OFFICE »0*-4»4-—00 UCHEN OFFICE <906) WM-B' J ens, EIK, DR, LH. 2 tplc. 2 Ciir gnr., enclosed bnths, Rec nm, pool w/ paurch. Asking $205,000 dock. 1BOO Balane Avs. UUfl-5fl3-O1B7 Days 900-b61-!i1OO, Evos. 80B-764-1469. MIDDLESEX— .TBH col , t^ni , itiovo-ln concf., qulot SOMERSET- coiy family orianlod, ctbnd- SOUTH PLAINFIELD enpo ciulnt rusid fit . tln- rnil SI39.000. 271-5171 All Offices Ishtfd hsinnT., \n\y ol up- FIRST TIME HOMEBUYERSM griKlUH. nil nripl , w;i liz OLDDRIDGE- for snlo Open Until 9 PM cur ijnry , MUST anil, by ownor SI55.000 A Now construction from $155,999. S110,000, OOII-247_-IIBfi:i mm firul, Alif\, chorrnlno, vinlii(]o, cul,, ant in ths Bi levols, Colonials, Ranches, 7 WATCHUNQ WATCHUNQ SOMERVILLE rTilddlo of now fnm. dov. METUCHEN homos lofi or bring your own NEW CONSTRUCTION SECLUDED HIDEAWAYII BEST DUVI I nnlurlmi ;' f,ir?i BR, CIT, COMMUTERS DELIGHT plans tor a custom home ExciUng Colonial Vlctwlan featuring Tills prnpnrty finallod In the Watchung Prloo ruducnrl S7,B0() fur I H w/ wmiil hiimlng Fl' New 4 bdrm. 2W bath colonlul, cenlrat lakevkiws, 3 DRs, 21/2 bths, 2-cor ga- Mounlnlnn hug 5.4 ncfos ol Iu9h, mn- ((Ulrk linln. Clnmt 4I1H nm) fir Id collinr) frorich air, draplace, ntinchoil Harago, prime raga, 2-story loyor, daylight bsmt with liiro Irnnji whlcli could nurroiincl SOino- Weichert Ciipc. fnoflriro ! IKh . Union •ot-tts- ito 8.88 1.50 7.078.36 2.00 8.777.00 1.75 7.18 B Bay City Mortgage, Hactot •01-1*4 ~S7O» SSO 8.78 3.00 7.08B.2S 3.00 8.737.13 1.00 7.23 B Capital Funding.Parslppany seo-»st-s7ss 7.28 0.00 7.287.00 0.00 7.00 7.38 0.00 7.38 B Canlar Fad'l Savlnga.Prlncaton SS0-MI-S144 SB0 S.SS 2.75 7.22B.SS 2.75 6.02 7.0O 3.00 7.31 B for aging homeowners Central Mtg* Svcs, Watehung »*S~7M-0SM 2*0 7.38 0.0O 7.387.13 0.00 7.13 4.75 0.00 4.75 A merican demographics are changing. As a three-fourths of this number having been made in Choic* Mortgage, Morris Plains SS«-S4)4-SSft MO 7.28 O.0O 7.28e.ss 0.00 6.as 4.13 O.OO S.47 A nation, Americana are getting older and liv- the last two years of that period. Coastal Fad'l Mtg« Co..Freehold •oo-rrt-ttTssrsage.sa a.oo 7.076.25 SOO 7.139.50 3.00 5.50 A A B.86 0.00 6.86 6.63 0.00 6.63 F ing longer. Reverse mortgages are available through several Collective Fad'l Savlngs.Edlson SeS-MS»4f)4S ISO 7.M O.OO 7.Sa B.SS 0.00 7.07 7.60 B As inflation erodes the purchasing power of resources from the public and private sector, in- ComNet Mtge Svcs.Somerville •0S-7M-SSS0 2SS 8.75 2.SO 7.00 7.5O 0.00 many individuals, seniors on fixed incomes fre- Countrywide Mortgaga.Waatfiald MI-TM-NH BOO a.S« 2.SB 7.04B.25 3.O0 6.73 8.3B 2.88 7.04 B cluding the Department of Housing and Urban quently find themselves cash poor and house rich. Craatmont Fad'l Savinga.Clark M«-M7-O*OO wo a.75 2.75 7.02B.25 3.00 6.73 S.SS 3.00 6.28 A Development (HUD) and the Federal National According to the American Association of Re- Dlractora Mtg Loan, Rochelle Pk. Mo-m-ota* 390 s.aa 2.oo 7.07B.36 2.00 8.70 3.50 1.25 S.95 A Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae), said Mr. Az- tired Persons (AARP), there are 32 million people Empire Mortgaga Co.,Somarvilla MS-174-444* sso a.aa s.oo 7.2s8.36 3.00 6.67 4.38 0.00 4.38 A over the age of 65 in the nation; about 15 million zalina, broker/owner of Century 21 Centennial in Equity Fin'I.OId Bridge B.SO 9.0O «.B06.00 3.00 0.46 4.00 0.00 5.93 I homes are owned free and clear by this group. A Elmwood Park. Firat Savinga Bank SLA, Ediaon M«-IM-44M 325 8.M 3.00 7.226.26 3.00 6.76 6.75 0.00 6.75 D 1992 survey conducted by the AARP disclosed 86 "Because each program may offer different op- Firat Town Mortgage.Ediaon •O»-7M-7H4 $28 ?,Se O.OO 7.4B7.00 0.00 7.20 4.5O 0.00 6.41 A percent of older home owners wish to stay in their portunities, we recommend the exploration of all Genaaia Mtge Svca.E Branawick Mi-»7-t7oo srs B.aa 3.00 7.17B.36 3.0O 6.69 7.13 3.00 7.43 B homes for life. options before making a decision," he said. Hudson Mortgaga Co. N Bergen MO-*7«-M74 N/P 8.79 2.09 7.37B.25 2.»5 8.63 4,t3 0.00 4.51 A As a result, there has been a steady upsurge in Under the provisions of a RAM, when the home Imparial Credit,Paraippany toi-M7-M«a 245 8.75 3.00 7.05B.25 3.00 6.73 N/P N/P N/P the number of elderly home owners who are owner moves or dies, the principal and interrest Ivy Mortgage,Belle Mead Mo-M*-t4at soo B.75 3.00 7.09B.25 3.00 6.73 3.5O 3.00 6.99 A 3.95 2.00 "house-rich" but "cash poor," turning to reverse come due. Heirs can either repay the loan and King Mortgaga Corp., Clifton IM-MI-HIO SOO B.79 3.00 7.05B.29 3.38 6.74 6.20 A 7.00 0.00 7.00 3.75 3.00 6.89 A mortgages to help increase their income. keep the house, or sell the home to pay off the Management Mtg Corp.Matawan MS-MC-OBO* O 7.sa o.oo 7. so B.SS 0.00 8.68 7.50 0.00 7.50 B "Home ownership is one of the safest invest- loan. Manor Mtge Corp, Paraippany toi-M4-oo40 229 7.3a O.OO 7.38 ments you can make, and today's senior citizens Meridian Mortgaga Corp.Ediaon MO->»M-»IO7 299 B.78 2.00 B.M (.30 2.50 6.75 7.13 1.50 7.31 B ost programs will financially provide for se- can now take advantage of their debt-free homes Metropolitan Mtge Svc,Freehold NI-IM-HM SBO B.63 3.00 6.92 B.13 3.00 6.61 5.5O 3.00 5.7SH niors who outlive the value of their homes. J.75 3.00 with a reverse annuity mortgage (RAM)," said M Monarch Svga Bank FSB,Clark uo-w-mi 2ta B.75 3.00 7.08 B.25 3.00 6.73 6.13 A But home owners and other family deci- 3.75'1.50 Gene Azzalina, president of the New Jersey As- Morgan Carlton Fin'l, Matawan MO-MI-«7I» o B.»a 1.50 7.10 tea 1.50 6.7B 3.89 A sion-makers should carefully explore this aspect of S.5O 3.00 sociation of Realtors (NJAR). Mortgage Money Mart, Ediaon IOO-UI.«II o~ B.78 2.90 6.88 B.25 2.63 6.67 5.95 A S.98 3.00 ' •" "By tapping into their home equity, senior home the loan. As with all loan arrangements, it is advis- Mortgage Service Co.Someraet «oo-4a*-4M9 0 B.78 3.00 7.05 1.36 2.5O 6.76 6.45 A B.75 0.00 * owners can sustain or enhance the quality of their able to have a lawyer review all mortgage docu- Neway Financial Svc.N Plainfield NI-TU-UN 2»S 7.38 O.0O 7.3S1.88 0.00 6.68 6.75 D t.OO 0.00 lifestyle. These types of loans make it possible for ments," Mr. Azzalina said. New Century Mtge.E. Brunswick MM-aM-4iM 375 7.28 0.00 7.27 »75 O.OO 6.78 4.01 A B.BO 3.00 seniors to convert some of their home equity into Reverse mortgages are not for everyone, cau- NJ Home Funding Qroup.Ediaon •o«-«4«-44oo o B.S3 S.0O S.S21.25 3.0O 8.73 7.18 B S.SS 1.00 6.06 A ' spendable cash while retaining ownership of their tioned Mr. Azzalina, who believes it may make NJ Savinga Bank,Somerville M»~7IZ-MOO 929 7.0O 2.29 7.29 1.75 1.00 6.91 9.5O 2.38 6.50 A home," added Mr. Azzalina more sense for senior homeowners to trade down Paradiae Mortgage. Warren •••-sai-atai 8M 1.78 3.00 7.0S1.26 2.75 6.70 I.SO 2.86 6.18 A Unlike a traditional mortgage where the lender to a smaller home and invest the difference. R & J Mtge Servicea.Ledgewood Mo-74t-7tM soo B.78 2.SS 7.081.25 2.88 8.76 B.5O 0.00 6.50 J * provides a lump sum and it is paid back periodi- Royal Mortgage, Morriatown «OO-MI-MSI S48 7.28 0.00 7.28 i,a» O.OO JB.SB "Being they are over 55, seniors qualify for a 75 0.00 6.75 D cally, a reverse mortgage loan pays a periodic sum Source Mortgage, Somerville MO-M«-IMQ 328 7.28 0.00 7.25 roo 0.00 7.00 $125,000 one-time tax exemption on the sale. They I.SO 3.00 6.99 A . to the owner based upon the value of the home. Source One Mtge Svca.Cranford ao«~7M-4ii7 o 8.69 3.00 9.97 25 3.00 8.76 should explore state and local tax deferral pro- 1.75 0.00 6.20 A '. When the home is sold (often upon the death of Summit Mortgaga Co., Cranford •ot-7ot-M»* awKe.ea s.oo 7.1 a 1.38 3.00 6.86 grams allowing home owners to take out low- 1.75 1.00 6.00 A the home owner), the loan is paid back with inter- Watehung Hills Bank,Warren UM SOO 1.75 2.50 7.001.25 3.0O 6.73 interest, deferred-payment loans to pay property MI-HI 1.25 0.00 4.25 A est from the sale of the house. Worco Financial Svc, Warren 75 r.25 0.00 7.25r.oo 0.00 7.00 taxes." According to the National Center for Home Eq-

9200 8100 •HO 9210 tots mntlAmmgm Out of Art* VACATION 9030 $020 PROPFBTV ftafiMn fof Sails for Sato two for NW APPROVED 3 ACRE LOT S210.Mome»For8il» FOR SALE BY OWNER- BRANCHBURO- POCONOS-PA.- 4 BAD CREDIT OKI S2M • Poeonos 12 Ryt St., Plscataway. fflifCATAWAY- N.w co- WESTFIELD- Spacious PISCATAWAY- Beauti- Executive area- bedrm. 2 bath home 5BR, 3 baths, LR, DR, amOOIWATIR- lea- BBDMINSriR- The aporoved 3 acre building being aac/riltced due to 7 Day*. lAM-tJPM lonial. 4 BR, 2 1/2 bath, Victorian, walk to town, con Hill" 2 bedroom, 2 Hill*, Wood Duck Pond, ful 2BR 2 1/2 Baths, DR, •2M EIK, 2-car gar., $210,000. LfVDH, KM., FR. Frpl., train & park. 5 BR, 3 Fla RM. Kit, Step-down lot • pond on slte-vlewt health. Stone (ireplaet, 90a-6 79-7128 Properties Qulst dead-end St. 699- bath. CAC. 1st floor, end unit, 2 Bfl, 2 Vi Bath, perfect horse farmette new sun deck, oil heat, Bsmnt., AC, 2 car ga- bath, brick patio, foyer, Many upgrades. Offered new carpet, gar., CAC, LR w/ fplc, floored attic & S240 • Wa1«ffroflt 9459 rage, Lg. tot, $219,900, FR w/wood »tov«, best Start building! full basement, new root & at $108,900. Call $189,000. 908-781-7SS6 many added xtras. Lrg Properties cnTl 908-754-5162 school*, »xc for large prlv. Bckyd w/ stream. $119,900 BD-2983 alt new kitchen appli- t3S0 • Lot* and SOMERSET REAL ances, 3/4 acre-view. family. 2 car garaga. ESTATE REALTOR 463-94S7 1125,900. Acreee* SCOTCH PLAINS- $295,000. By Owner. Ideal lor vacations or Molher/Daughter 5 BH, 2 Mfl-729-1323 Ad* In CfilfHd •HO • Tim* shares 908-232-4608 SoiMTMt: SUPERB Weichert year round living. 9270 • Vacation Rental* kjls. For more Inlo call (font coif - LOCATION, REAL Taxes $900; price $85,00 Sandy (201) 740-8705 CRANFORD t2W • Weekend Rentals 9220 They pmyt VALUE IV OWNER. HICKMAN REAL SO. PLAINFIELD- im- 9030 Quallbrook Lux Twnhi II Indtptndtnt Nationally ESTATE Box 219- morou Farm* Cul-da-tac, 2BR.Lrg Den/ Marshall* Creek, Pa. KNOW... INTRODUCTIONS... maculate 4BR, expanded $79,900 A way tor peopis to meet ranch, 1 1/2 bath, EIK, • EDMINSTER- The 3rd BR, 2 ViBths, MBR B06-7S1-10Q0 18335. Pfl 717-223-6934 that an ad In this local NO MONEY DOWN- w/Dress area.Fam.RM w/ open 7 days a week. paper also goes Into 16 people, every week In TAKE OVER PAYMENTS. "LR, Dn, finished bsmt.. Hills. 2 BR Townhouse BOUND BROOK your local Forbss news- CAC. beautifully land- LENOX, PA— 112 acre style home, 1 car garage. Frpl, C/A, Oar. Ext. Patio, other local papers? POCONO MOUNTAINS. farm. 2 ponds, streams, BEAUTIFUL New A,pplcs, Carpet A 3-familyy building lot, ask Reach over 400,000 paper. The ad Is Iree. BANK REPOSESSED. .scoped! Fried, yd Must $f»,«oo. ng onll y fJttQ. O then one call does It all) soo! 7S3B952 $162,900. 3 br farm house, 2 bth, Bedmlnalar Hills Realty paint avl Immed $138,9K Attnrilfinthtamtftol! readers with one calll LOT FULLY WOODED. sun rm, 2 story barn, ga- SETTING Prlne only B19-8617 Wannhoh w • Ford Inc. CALL 717-588-2148. rage, additional building MM-7M-SM3 Realtors HM-356-4477 24x40 used as an anti- •ranchburg We have many other lots SOMERSET Come Mvo at Kahlcrest available In many areas. BY OWNER Spoctacular que shop. Has furnace BIQ VALUE and septic. Near Elk and enjoy the profes- End Unll-BrlcK faced Muftl-FuntHy MMINM 48H, 21/2 bath Colonial, sionally landscaped Qreal Room w/vaulied Mountain and close to I- Townhomt, 2 master size ceiling, skylights, Irplc , B1 off exit 64. $297,000 ground's of this lush BRs/private bath*. E-l-K, 91X0 Lrt. DR, E-l-K. CAC. 2 car Owner financing- by community. We have a OR, CAC, great location. BOUND BROOK- 4 fam- garage, parklike 3/1 acre. owner. Call (717) 222- beautiful two bedroom S12MO0. ily, $26,000 cash flow, Out Or ATM it99,900. Sellor will as- 3395. available boasting n«w asking $189,000, for Mis sist w/closlng cast. kitchen, reflnlshed hard- CENTURY 21 by owner, fully leased, Attention: All Boating Enthusiasts. 906-220-1963 wood firs., and low McOEE REALTORS 908-204-0125. carrying costs. Sold (o 1035 Rt. 202 Branchburg Advrtlf •M.Slfl-4440 .. 2 lg. SOMERSET- 3 BR quai. buyer thru Broker YOUR CLASSIFIED AO tanch, new oak kit & scaped lots, 24 (1. trailer Waterfront property In th» CI$$$lfl»eH by prospectus. Hllleborough CAN BE PUBLISHED IN w/AC, attached 12x12 uuth, big FR, privacy LOW PRICE/BIO VALUE •2 NEW JERSEY NEWS- frmeo, pool, dock, n«nv m., tennis courts, pool, •107,000 PAPERS WITH ONE lubhouso. water, elee- • Eleven boat slips on one developed parcel. Drive down off CAC. now furnaco. EASY PHONE CALL AND $ 153,500, 908-247-6070 XIRKUS Super brick faced Town- Irlc, sec. 24 hrs. Will split Ihe road lo large parking area. 90*0 \MM matt me. home. Finished bsmt., FOR ONE LOW PRICE. bta. Call (908) 548-6161. SOMERSET- 4 BR, 21/ Wmtorfnnt Property 21/2 baths, 2 master size FOR ONLY $219.00 2 bath, colonial. Must BRs. Big Kitchen + DR, YOUR AO WILL REACH • A second undeveloped waterfront property - ready to be soil Asking $174,000 by HILLSBORO- 2 Level, deck off Living Room. OVER 1.2 MILLION PORT CHARLOTTE, owner. 908-846-2744. WATERFRONT ZBR, AC, WID bsmt., CENTURY 21 HOMES THROUGHOUT «L.- bldg. lot. Water/ Improved. Great potential opportunity. HOMES- LONG BEACH poDl/tannts. Townhouse McCEE REALTORS THE STATE. CALL Sewer, 2 blocks from * • BY OWNER * * ISLAND VICINITY, Design, remodeled. 1035 Rt. 202 Branchburg FORBES CLASSIFIED AT ake/Waierway. $12,000/ Prasllgfous Wimn S69.900 AND UP NEW $98,000. (908) 281-0626. 9M-S26-4440 1-800-559-9495. BO. 908-707-1343. • Outstanding location opposite a barrier island in Smith's Tup- Completely CONSTRUCTION AVAIL- updated, sparkling 3BR. ABLE, CALL FOR BRO- Creek leading out to the Arthur Kill. 1 full & 2 vtboths ranch. CHURE. ERA GREATER Advrttf 2.39 acres. 1299,000. COASTAL REALTY 609- Q0S-S04-B4S2 597-SOLD (7653) In tht Clattlfltdl • Two parcels in all. Last year the taxes on one were only $1656. It has "dry dock" capability and Is being marketed "as is". This parcel has 11 boat slips and electrical CONDOMINIUMS power. Water Is available for future development. Words Can describe. • The second parcel was listed for taxes of only $1031. and is 100 feet wide by 151 feet <***> From my aMew, I can we. Beauty battening to me. deep.

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MMM to my wtttoow* wHL BW Mifl A protected spot that boatsmen love. If your boat is being kept To MiapMy my Oarttn'i ptKt, anywhere in or near the Raritan Bay then you must call for all of I prvy Ood, II fMy ntvv cvtMl the details. You will love owning your own bit of waterway. In HOUSE OF THE WEEK In Ihei SprinQa come flomra rera, Wondroue beauly EVERY WHERE. Sewaren the property is off Cliff Road where the big houses are. SCOTCH PLAINS RoWna slnf, trarn mom to nfohL A wonderful investment that is fun to own. $630,000 Wiwn the sun doe* «rarmty shkM, This spacious center hall colonial Is sot at the end of a long But I love R alt the mori wooded lane on almost 4 acres of pure "country" living with Wnti ro*>a Moomtng «1 my door. Don't miss this opportunity. Waterfront property in Middlesex convenient "city" accessl The front door with leaded gfass ' Mat, too aoon, then comet the Fill, WlMn only BRM Jays sUy to call, County is extremely limited. Could this be the answer to one of sidelights has a companion piece in the Newark Museum, The But My Oaiden seeme t'en more fill, living room, dining room & library have fireplace mantels Ae (Mure inaa colon rere. your dreams? originating in Marblehead, Mass. Teak parquet firs enhance And wtien, «• come to WMer, ohltt. tho center hall & OR The LR has dark stained firs, Bl shelves Again, I teea btauferoui algM; & cabinets & a floor to ceiling bayed window. The family room The tree* with branches, boM and bart, Ukt (Urnucttef are Mandlng th*r*. has a wall of bookshelves & cabinets next to the wet bar & 2 Re/Max Realty Center And eo, you »ee I love N an, 75 Lincoln Highway • Rt. #27 sets of French drs leading to the screened porch, w/cathedral Winter. Summer, Spring and Filll cHiling, that overlooks the brick patio & tranquil grounds. A Kevtr more could City pKlegt, Iselln, NJ 08830 soconrl "hack" stairway accesses the 5 BRs & "artist" studio/ TN peece I find In EngNth VII l*g«t By: Mra. t*m L Dining family rm w/skylight. Central air, 2nd fir laundry rm, 2 full & 2 Formtr E.V. n«M*nt Bg7 Mamtnn of tht Boards of Rultors ol hull ballis, tuple ijaracjo & natural cedar exterior! Circa: Unknown •™"V Mtddbaai, Somaraal a Union Countlu Kale Lund, crs MaryLuplm Each offict Indnpandantly owned and operplei! Bmkor-Owners ol Re/Max Really Center 549-9400 • 382-2900 • 755-1300 ; 20 years REALTY, « «c of L«'dr™* a*""*100 217 Prospect Ave., Cranford, N.J. 07016 ^REALTOR 232-8400 276-0370 44 ELM 9T. • WEOTFIELD, NJ Office and models on site. M-F by eppl. (Sat. Open 10-4, No Appt. N«ces«ary) A Union County Forbes Newspaper l>8 / Forties Newspapers iide August 18,19,20,1993

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LAVALLCTTE CRANFORD~ Beautlfu BOUND BROOK- 1 BR EDISON- Lg. 4 rm apt. a LARGE FURNISHED NOTICE: All WANTED WHITIHOUtK- 1000-. 1 BR condo, AC 6 room Duplex w/deck & apart,, 2nd fir., haat Incl., 1 BR, CAC, quiet dead RMS- Avail, lo prof, 12.000 *q.tt. unite avail. MVRTLI BIACH, «C- fenced yard, Fully furn and at., conv. to all pub ROSELLE PARK- Prof TO RENT adVtftlso- SOMtfWILLB ENJOY SC SUNSHINEI Beach block off at. parking- WOO/m malaa. Facllltiee incl. and looking for aame to •UV . 9,000 SO. FT. In SALEM IND. PARK/ 908-526-4029 All utlls. & cable TV Incl Avail, now. 46&460436O. lie trino., $700/mon . In preillgloua area, Som- monts aro PAYABLE IN SALEM SQUARE 1/4 mil* LUXURIOUS OCEAN- Near pool, Pkwy. $350/ 201-992-1590 •hare 2BR apart. Close OFFICE BUILDING FRONT CONDOS SOUTH PALM COAST. FLA— 2 artet. Ref. required. Call to NV train. $400 + 1/2ADVANCE by cash, 1 block from courthouce. wast of MERCK Hdqlrs. wh. Avail. 6/1. Calt days BOUND •ROOK- 247-SS65 altar 6:30 PM. Light mtg. office space OF MYRTLE BEACH. BR. bath, W/D, montny; 908-232-7997; evss. 20t- S' Bedroom apartment. OAHWOOD- 6 rm. apt utll. 1 mo. aac. Avail. 9/1. chsck, VISA or Mssttr Beaulltully rmtorad bldg. FULLY EQUIPPED, 1-3 waakly season. 356-8216 $675/month + otll*. Call Ht floor. Supply your High vlalblllly A prmtlg*. avail. 2O8/4BO 3 ph**e, BEDROOMS. INDOOR/ 376-2369. HILLSBOROUGH 906-241-5403 Card. For « quota on loading dock*, AC. taa43ii own utll*. Sec. required. Male, furn. rm. & bath, Also rent single orflcaa or OUTDOOR POOL AND POCONOS- Mountain INTRODUCTIONS... Avail 9/1. 906-244-6282 SOMERVILLE AREA- cost, plaase call suite*. Avail. Immad. - Avail PINE MOTEL- Reg. rms aoeks same 1t> share 2 Call (908) 758-0882. ZOOO eq.tt, prim* retail PEAPACK- Executive TIMMtUMI MUtUI- kit,, cable, VCR, Fax & location, no pals, avail 9/1/B3. S rm*. Eaat end. A rms w/klt. for rent. BR Apt. S335/mO. 1 mo. SOMIRVILLB ARIA- location. Parking. Call phona, maid dally, Flam rental. Furnished home, Sept. tat. 906-469-7346. S725/mo.+utll (water & Short stay, dally, wkly., sec. Vi utlls. non-smkr, (or nsarby) Profeasonal •MB2B-3M1 THESE PRIME RED 4BR, 2 1/2 Bath LR, DR BTEfL •UILOINQS- WEEKS WON'T LAST directly from owner, call garbage Incl.) Refa monthly rate* - lowered I no pets. 908-355-5385 Couple, non smkrs, no 904-756-1080 tor more EIK Short term lease BOUND BROOK- 4 rm«, rtq'd. 7B4»73M aft. Spm, pels, exc. refs, seek 2 BR Factory deals. Save big LONOI PELICAN RE- $285O/mo. + utll. 1'A nice area, 2 BR, Kit., LR, 906-722-9520. on win* from 24N3B up SORT AND CASINO, Info or BR/den apl/hse, prsf 9990 month security. Avail *795/mon., adulta, no NO.a>LAINFICtD- Clean SOMERVILLE AREA- W/D hookup, bamt or to 60x90 and more). Jeff MApTkWOUM ffWltawS SAINT MAARTEN, Aug. 1.90B-Z34-195B peta. 356-9179 brloM 1 BR, 2nd fl: 3-fam, older man lo share apt. Mt-721-«*H. •3750.00; SCOTTSDALE I 94OO 1505/mo. Haat, hot water with other man. $400 w/ ar, nice nghbd. Sept SO. BOUND BROOK BOUND BROOK- Half 5th. 900-754-1327 CAMELBACK, ARIZONA 1 RENTALS Incl. No peti, Non- clothe* laundered, meals ? SOUTH PLAINFItLD- 95000.00 R.P.M.I. REAL 2 BR, EIK, DR. bath. Houae, nice 1BR. $725/ emoMra. Reft. 753-2359 included for $575. Call WANTED- 2BR apt tor 9990 f STATE 1-600-844-8404. 908-356-8216 mo. +UIJI*. 908-725-7358: NOTICE: All HOMES 1000aq.fl. multi-use: •410 - Homea 528-6191. OUAILBROOK CONDO- 722-2035 TO SHARE advwtisa. rvnt in Manville/Hiltsbor- 0fnC9 MflMfl Ofllcaa, Shop, light man- M20 • Multi-Family ough. Excel, refs. 805- ufacturing, ate. Mint, 2BR. 1 BTH. Roomat* SOMERVILLE FUR- menu art PAYABLE IN 9270 Homea 9430 BOUND BROOK- wanted to (hare rent and NISHED ROOM- male 326a BEDMINSTER from 287, Conveniently M30 • Townhouse* and Townhouse* 3 room apartment In utll. Avail 10-1. (717) 620 $80 per wk. Non smoker, ADVANCE by cash, located. Affordable rent. Condomlnluma and Condominiums good neighborhood. 906- 9759. Ref 725-7238 check, VISA or Master 300O •M-793-0200 9440 • Apartmenta 359-5263, after 5 week- Card. For • quoto on 9450 - Room* SOMERVILLE- IBS and CO!YIMLfiCI/\L on FLA- AnnaMaria Island day*, all day weekend*. coat, please call 9800 gulf front, 2 BR apt, full 9460 • Boarding up. Kit, re*., good loea. REAL LSTATC 9470 • Apartment* to BEDMINSTER- The Ada In ClntttM turn, kit ft linant. cable. Hills— 1 +BR, 1+balh, 1 dent coat — lion, safe and secure. 1-SOO-559-9495. BUSINESS AC, BBO/pallo, balcony Share car garage. Avail. Immed. DORCHESTER MOR 722-2107. BRANCHSURO- Non- M1O-Buata •t" OPPORTUNITIES avail. 1-eOO-227-7940 •480 • Home* to Share smoker prof. F to share tlaa torSal e 9490 • Wanted to Rant $1250/mo. i-ulili, HOU8E Thty pay! SOMERVILLE— Lovely Furnlahed Officea & Bedmlnator Hill* Realty w/ same. 3 BR pent- 9620 • ProfoMlonal Secretarial Service* •aio • Business** FLORIDA- Dlanay 9S00 • Mlac Rental* SoiitatviHa rm., residential, refr., house condo, $495 + 1/ World Area-Kisslmmee. 90B-719-8933 phone/cable hookup, for Sale RAHWAY- 1 BR, heal/ non-»mok*r $75 & up/2 ulil. 1 m sec. 908-231- 0O8-781-6BOO M20 • Franchise Prlv ownart offer lowest BEDMINSTER- "The Luxury HW, gaa Inc., no pets, 0556. 9630 • Retail Proportlos DOMibl* rataa for fully 9410 wk., security & ref. Call •COMINSTKfl- Rt.2O2, Opportunities Hills" 2 BR, Balh. W/W, High RIM cloae to train elation after 4, 725-6470. tor Sale BS30 • Ueensee for Sate loaded 2 bdrrn, 2 bth Homm* AC, WSD. Gar. Avail. 10/ Elevator Apartmant* Call 906-750-1191. BRIOGEWATER (Martins- 9640 • Warehouse prime apace, bright of- aquaaky clean condos 1.$1200/m 781-6141 vllle Section)— to share flc*. good parking 1330 9S40 • Investment*/ Incl klfchtn hardware, RAHWAY- Studio apt. 26R, 11* bath home w/1 MSO. Offlee Rental* sq.ft. IOS.7S1>XOfS. Opportunities lowrata, llnani, barbecue BRIDQEWATER- on 11 BEDMINSTER- THE 722-9177 w/utlltllaa. CIOM to train prof. W4D, DW, Micro- saw • Industrial HILLS", fully furnished CRANfOflD- By old mill grill*, W/D. color cable & AC, 3 Bfls, conven. loca- Studio •tatfon. no pet*. Cell wave, generous closet & Rental* stream, waterfall too. much mora. $59.99 par tion. Month to month vv/all amonlties. 1 BR M2-11M or 7M-1M0. 9470 bsmt. $400/mo 1 1/2 utlli. Condo. Avail. 9/1. Call 1 A 2 Bedroom* to 9670 • Retail Rental* 2,000 fl. of office space day. Tom & Rosemary, 1- rental. $1200/mo. 908- RARITAN- 31/2 roomi, Outside mtnee. Incl. Non- 96*0 • Warehouse In beautifully restored ca. •0&FLA-7787. 231-0964. 908-781-7323 DUNELLEN/FlftCAT- smokers onlyl 908-651- Rental* 2nd floor. Praf. married 3891 days; 827-0206 1700 mill. Call Mr. K it EAST BRUNSWICK- AWAY AREA- mature couple. Call after Spm, 9690 • Commercial Root 908-272-9292. woman, 3 room*, all eves, plz. fv.msg. Eatate Wanted Tlmber Hollow 1BR, utlli. S57S. Avail, 9/1. 722-9*84 or 526-4393 BOSTON AREA- 4th FAR HILLS- Office- appls, AC, frplc, S795 + 908-946-0416. parson needed for 4BR BRIDOEWATER utiJs 609-799-9144. RARITAN- Spacious 3 bedroom house. $400 Prime location, Peapack ASBeMSLC OUR BEAU- 2nd floor, 2 BRs, w/w twnhaa. $325/peraon- WESTFIELD Road, 1,000 +sq.ft. Call TIFUL VICTORIAN POT- MORTGAGES HILLSBOROUGH — The DUNBLLCN- 1*t Floor 1 carpeting, CAC, Condo heat Incl. Avail, 9/1. Call plus 1/3 of tha utilities. VJM Arehiteetur* BR + den. EIK. Heal + J. Smith, 908-356-5728. Call 9OS-72S-60W RETAIL SPACE POUNRI HATS. SIMPLE, Meadows. 2 BA. 2 1/Z like apt. in lovely town ol tO*>7«V1676 PLEASANT WORK FROM HW&ga* Incl. $795. 1700to25OOtq.fi. Balhs, W&D. CAC, at- flarltan. Off-Ure*l park- CRANPORD- For SO. PLAINFIELO- FAR HILU- single Of- HOME. GENERATES tached gar., fplc, W/W, •Mauatt ing, walking distance to female college student. ROOM MATE WANTED. Prims Downtown fice*, w/»har*d secretari- $23.00. SEND STAMPED loft den, DR, finished everything. $650-*-utlls. Large Private Bedroom Mature, share horns, SELF-ADDRESSED EN- basement Avail. 10/1. LotiaHon al services, call for add. )]\l MORFliVi iXPIRIS DUNCLLIN- 2 BRs, 2nd plus sharing facilities cable, CAC. W/D, 1 mo. BasarnonttVAWc Info, O0B-7B1-2702 VELOPE TO HATS, 10437 908-469-1378 fir., carpeted. No dog*. with two others. sec. S350 incl. utll. MCKINNEY, DETROIT, Ml •OMKflVILLI ARBA- atoraga 48224. FEE B19.95 HILLSBORO- 1 BR, Re- S775/mo.+ alec. Call Attractive kitchen, living METUCHEN- 2 to 9 MM-7B2-2t1S oldtr man to *htre apt. room and other facilities WESTFIELD- female, $18.00 sq.fL + NNN room office*, prims loca- D MORTGAGE BANKERS finished, new appliances, w«h other man. $400 w/ in safe, upscale neigh- own 2 rooms, LR, Kit. & tion, near train A bus, off •AFt/FtESTUABtANT W&D, pool, tonnis, heat DUNBLLEN— 2BR*. 11/2 clothe* laundered, meals borhood. Close to all laundry priv. Share bath. AvaiaUoSeot. 1,1993 street parking, Call Arnolt HOTEL- Tourist area In & HW Inc., shopping. mo. a*c. No pet*. Clot* Included for $575. Call Own phone line. Furnish- 90B-S4B-6400 Poconos, limited partner- Avail, immed. $750/mo. to tramp. Avail. 9/1. $850 722-2035 trans, plus private park- ings Incl: TV S VCR. Walk RORDEN ship or Investor needed, WORCO Call Jim, (609) 466-1592. +• Utll*. 908-752-1045. ing $360/mo Includes all toiamaque* Ph. 11/2 ml. REALTY, INC., NIW BRUNSWICK 908-925-6241 SOMERVILLE- Lg. 5 utilities. One year lease from train/bus A GSP. Heart of I he business (FINANCIAL SLICES SOMERSET- Quail- DUNELLEN- Modern 2 roome, 1*1 fl-ior, W/W plua security 5550/mo. + half utll* 1 Raflitor district. Across from brook, 3 bdrm, 21/2 BR, private bsmt., no carpal, prkg. No pats. depoelt. Ref req. Also mo. sec. & rets. Owner S Middlesex County Court- baths, pool, $1195 +mils. peti, W&D hookup. $750 (908) 232-MOO 908/561-3836 ^fc Haat. Couple prof. $675. available, 2 room apt working Mom w/1 daugh- House, M Bayard Street, Ada In (609) 799-9144. + utlla. 900-422-8165. 906-369-4659. $375./mo Call 27S-SS70. ter a dog. 90B-232-7211, AskforCNck (corner of Qeorge & Ba- yard St».) Cloae lo New don't coat — Brunswick Iraln station. Excel, access to NJ They payt Tpke, Routes 1. 18, 287. 130. Short & Long-Torm lease*. Units from 200 FRIENDLY HOME PAR- •q. ft. & up. Avail. TIES NOW HAS OPEN- Immad. For further info INGS FOR DEMONSTRA- call: TORS. NO CASH IN- Brian 0. Lavlne VESTMENT. PART TIME •4B) Aaaodaie*. inc. HOURS WITH FULL TIME PAY, TWO CATALOGS, •0*V247B1«1 OVER 700 ITEMS. CALL PISCATAWAY- Office 884B7E or Retail. 6,000 sq. ft.ICN'S VOICE MAIL. 24 Will divide. Also dantl.t HOUR MESSAGE SER- office. Rt. 287 & Stelton VICE. NEW PRIVATE Rd, 981-1313. PHONE NUMBER. NO •OMIRV1LL1/ MESSAGE CHARGE. MIDDUESEX- 500 sq. ft. CONFIDENTIAL. BUSI- In downtown. 900 aq.ft. NESS OR PERSONAL. 3 Rt. 26. Prkg. 526-3661. MONTHS MINIMUM. $10 PER MONTH. 1-800-397- •OMCRVILLE- 2 Office B9B9. 'rot. Suit*, Paneling. AC, Carpet, Furn/Unfurn, Parking. 908-725-6660 LOCAL PAY PHONE ROUTE- $120000 A •OMIRVILLE- Court WEEK POTENTIAL. House vicinity-Ideal lor PRICED TO SELL 1-800- lawyer, consultant, ac- 488-7032. countant, sales rep. Sin- gle/mult. rms 908-722- LOCAL VENOINO 1032 ROUTE: $1200.00 A WEEK POTENTIAL. MUST SELL 1-B00-«53- WESTFIELD VEND. RENTAL SPACE OfflCfMDKAUKTAfc VENDING ROUTE: 2700iq.lt. •beMemant LOCAL. FOR SALE $199,000 CLARK $429,900 999,900 $319,000 alorage STRONG AND SOLID Ert;a la/Qa coloniAJ with now siding, roof, Exwart* cemer heJ ootonW Muring k> Thai fket loor and unR features 1 bedroom. 1 Normridoe Pond...Me tovey ostonlal haa S Great "Wflh vtaeWity- CASH BUSINESS. HIGH UNDEN 9174,900 thermal window*, Irving room w/nrflplfK4, around pool «r*pa, cabana wrwet ear, CAC/ baft, hardwood toon t euatom verftcM. BBS, 2 Ll ft 2 haf. MM, »reptace, •nienad TRAFFIC LOCATIONS. EaoMenl location attan Via Ahnandrla oom- Move- In condition one ownor split level wtr> tamily room wltn lull batn. Chettnui trkn. VAC, wM* martjj* (repiaee, kMge W on beeament. In-wound pool ft ta eHualad on • Flrat floor-Central air NEWEST AND HOTTEST Mae. oeared ec MCMOO. ptoa. Perteci lor Via let Una ftomebuyer. terrify room addition. P;tme sunnysiae loca. Urge addmon coukl be converted lo doctor* kiLuti. large U. A mutt eeal HK.14S1. Orl-etnet parking MACHINES ON MARKET. Uon. Cantor mor e details CLK5111. offico 2 car garage. CIJ45O69. CLKS1S1. HILLS BOR0U0H/ II5.00aq. k*t#tN 1-800-284-8363, 1-B00- CLARK AREA OFFICE (90S) :iaz-3200 CLARK AR LA OFFIC E CLAJUC AHA OfnCB HiLLaaortouarv MONTOOMERV OFTICI (MM) (744411 2B4-VEND. MONTOOMUrrOFFICa (MM) I74-C>»1 AiaaabesNov. 1,1993 VENDING ROUTES RORDEN SNAPFLE, COLA-COLA, REALTY, INC., HEflSHEYS. FRITO-LAY. 11 } SNACKS/SODAS 4 PAY- £ t Realtor PHONESI $1500 WKLY (908) 232-6400 POTENTIAL. CALL 1-BDO- Ask (or Dick (S4.1-68S5. HILLSBOROUGH $124,400 Deakehla Wcytxtdg*! Raoantty painlad 3 BR unl In Weyoridg* Place awaits your Inipec- Bon. From Ha tunny eat-In kitchen, formal EDISON $149,900 EDISON $119,900 SOURCE dirtnQ room A sunken IMng room wrth flr»- GotQBom historic 2 dory home with 2 bed- WOODBRIDGE $131,999 Cute. Cozy cottage. Adorable. Great toe 1st HIGHLAND PARK $189,900 pleoe, m al here at en unbelieveabto pnc*. :mi, lam rm, 19 « 13 deck, 2 car detached Attractive 3 bedrm split with i cir garagt, time buyer* Ckwe to ell maior highways, i Three/tour bsdrm ootonlal In waking dieiance MORTGAGE Doni M tN» on* get ewtyl HILI4W. garage. leciudeO eul da sac. WMt lo NY well maintained, finnhed basmeni with Dai. bedrms, futl bsmni. beautilul psrkliko yard. n riouase of worship and head of dowMown. HiaSBOROUOH/ troll. MET* 153. Load* of ipace. MET402S MET4044. apactout m», 2 fun beiha. METSaVM. MOHTOOMMT OrTICt (W) *7«-*431 METUCHWEDiSON OFFICE 001) «M.TTM MrtUCHOMOISOM OFFICE (*0» 4*4.7700 MtTUCHtHVMtON OFFICE (9M) 4M-T7OO KfTUCHIHlOHOHWnCI 0»I)4Kr7N CO., INC. Purchasing a Home? or Refinancing WE HAVE THE MOST COMPETITIVE RATES 8RANCHBURG $242,900 BRANCHBURQ $479,000 Call lor a FREE Consultation & Credit Check Young 3 barm, 21/a bath colonial In wonder- RARITAN BORO $299,900 Chance* u* you «• ovariooked the potential Equestrian property en 9M oanpUM*. SCOTCH PLAINS $395,000 PLAINFIELD $325,000 ful family netgntwrhood. Fu« w*koot ba**- of trill s unita ptua • slote property. Al brick lano*) eoe*. Ea*yJMlM you* your he raw, Mejniftc«rt cjttom built fanch on acr» ot Heart of Sleepy Hollow. Stataly S bedroom, 3 Over 150 Mortgage Programs, to Choose From. ment, fkspMce, t»m»y room, large dock back- with tome vtnyi. 4 bay gauge in nw. Qroaa 10 alafl bavn, took roonv aved foorn. 4 bdnfi.* land. Large ent. hall i dbi door entry. All full bath a, 2 half bath Colonial Park like Many with NO POINTS « No Closing Costs ing 10 MOdL Parted In young family. 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Last chance for Lufthansa's Imperial Capitals Tour II was announced by Steven Nous- be made to the surrounding areas, re- On a separate day trip, our group will Hiding School, St, Stephen's Cathedral I'hutz, di rift or of sales for the "Imperial turning to the hotel lain in Ihe day. experience the scenic "Danube Bend" and the Museum of Fine Arts. Arrange- Capitals Tour" being sponsored by Highlights of our slay in Budapest will area and visit the Uwn of Es/.tergoni, ments also include an evening at a Forties Newspapers and Lufthansa tier include visits to the famed Buda Castle, ecclesiastical center of Hungary and the "Heurigcr" a wine tavern. man Airlines, thai this will be the last in Matthias Church, Fisherman's Bastion, birthplace of King Stephen, the first Additional day trips planned will in- the series ol'articles about the upcoming Parliament and an excursion to Budap- Hungarian King. We'll also visit the larg- clude visits to The Vienna Woods, May- trip. There [ire still a few spaces available est's playground, Maiguritc Island. The est church in the country, the treasury eriing, Baden and "Seagrotte" - the Cor those who would like to join I hose group will also experience a moonlight and the Christian Museum. Continuing largest underground lake in Europe?. As already signed up from the newspapers' dinner cruise on the Danube. Free time to the area where the Danube finally in Budapest, there will be ample time to readership area; however, time is run- has txien built into the schedule so that breaks free of the mountains, we'll see browse through the shops, visit a theater ning out for the .(XI5 departure. participants can visit museums, shops, the ancient castle town of Visegarad, or nibble on a famous Sacher Tort. The tour, scheduled to depart from the the Turkish baths, ant! the theater with ruins of royal residences and the Tour arrangements include round-trip Newark International Airport Oct. 5, will While visiting Hudapt'sl, readers panorama of the Danube landscape Fi airfare from Newark, accommodations in visit some of the most toautifu! and his turned-travelers will leave the city and tially, its on to the medieval artist village first class hotels, buffet breakfast daily, toric parts of Austria and Hungary. The visit some of Hungary's most famous of Szentendre. most dinners, sightseeing and more for historic seats of the Austro-HungariaJi sights, Our group will travel south along Continuing to Vienna, our group will just $l,(JBf) |HT |x*rson. There an? a few Empire, Budapest and Vienna offer the the DanuU1 to the l*us/.ta (the great set1 many of the residences and historic openings remaining; if you are interested traveler some extraordinary locales. plain) area when1 they will receive a sights related to the Hapshurgs who in joining the group plen.se make your The group will enjoy unhurried, four- taste of tradition when they visit Kaloe- ruled the Austrian Empire for over six reservations as soon as |X)ssible. night stays in both Rudaj)est and Vienna sa, a town known for its folk art and hundred years. Sightseeing will include For fnrtluT informaliim nwcinJim; (fit1 i and experience the highlights each of paprika. They will also lx treated to a the Hofburg, Schonbrunn and Belvedere "Imperial Capitals" Tour, phme contact these magniiieenl cities has to offer demonstration of equestrian skills by de- Palaces. Tour participants will also ex- your Imvel afjewt or mil Romantic Tours Using each city as a base, excursions will scendants of the Magyar Tribesmen. plore the Ringstrasse, visit the Spanish

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Aug. 18-20.1993 Forties Newpapers WoctondPt A $30 day of fishing can cure the Deep-sea fishing party boats offer fun, action, rewards and maybe dinner for whole family By Ed Carroll rooms, of course, and some craft WeetendPtus Writer even have heated handrails for the nly one thing rids a comfort of anglers on 18-hour, win- weary worker's soui of ter offshore cod fishing trips. cobwebs quicker than a About the crews Obracing boat ride on the The salvation of many a first- shimmering Atlantic Ocean. time part. y. boat angler is the quan- That one thing is fiskinc, while tity and quality of free advice pro- enjoying a bracing boat ride on the vided by the busy young members Atlantic Ocean. of the boat's crew. These mates, as It's inexpensive, sometimes they're called, prosper only on tips downright exciting, always absorb- they receive from customers. ing, and can even lx» rewarding. Mates cut and deliver a continu- New Jersey's 170-mile-long coast ous supply of bait to the fish- is dotted with scores of deep-sea ermen. They untangle lines, pro- fishing "party boats" that offer vide encouragement when the half- or full-length trips, day or going gets slow, and tacitly serve night. They're first-come-first- as a communications link between served vessels catering to ama- the customers and the captain up teurs or fishing experts of virtually in the pilot house or bridge, any age. No experience necessary, Thus, service with a smile, free and no reservations accepted. instructions on use of bait and Topical of the local harbors is tackle, unhooking fish, cleaning Belmar, where free parking, con- the catch, and patience with a cap- venient shops and rcstroom facili- ital P are available to anglers in ties, and a fleet of more than 20 abundance. boats await angler customers. Some captains complain that an-

New Jersey's 170'mile-long coast is (lotted with scores of deep sea feWng "party boats9'

Fishermen can stroll the wharf filers hesitate to take direction SHARON WfLSON/WEEKENDPLUS discussing shipboard facilities, . from mates, thus causing undue A party boit from Ntw York finds Hi way to tht flatting rich wattri off tht Jtraty Coaat. fishing strategy for the day, and disruption of fishing. When as

crew expertise with the boat cap- many as 50 or 60 anglers ore hug- V- i, tains. Here, as in most harbors all ging the rail, shoulder to shoulder, along the coast, fishermen unfa- and one latches on to a fish, it's Free advice miliar with thr various boats and time to "walk," price-hours packages can literally "A hooked fish," explained Cap- shop for a vessel far the day's ex- tain Tony Bogan of Bogan's Brielle for party boaters lt cursion. Boat Basin, will run away from the point of the hooking." Mates Neophytes and serious amateurs 4. Sunscreen and well-fitting caps . V ft «****««» How much it costs instruct the angler to walk in the should heed these party boat ex- are a good idea. Ocean breezes can aack, tf* boat vant nap* t» The price is always competitive direction of the movement to cursion tips: snatch loose-fitting caps. and reasonable, especially in light avoid ensnaring other fishermen's 1. Take along a rag and a bag. S.Most captains ban hard liquor on 4 • nt MR BW BBUBJI% a of the times in which we live and lines. It's good advice, but not, al- The rag is tied to the boat's rail to board. Most limit quantity of beer seek to escape. A full-day outing ways heeded, Captain Bogan said. wipe hands of bait and fish scales, any one passenger can consume. t will cost an adult about $30. Half- Creature discomforts and to mark your personal spot. 6. Non-fishing "riders" can go day (morning or afternoon) trips The "S" word in all this is sea- The bag is for the fish you catch. along at a usually reduced fare - ^MaA 'nil are about $18, Some captains offer sickness. Captain Bogan is some- Some boats sell bags. but probably not on weekends. three-quarter-day trips, too. Chil- thing of an expert observer of the 2. Arrive about an hour early. 1. Kids under 7 may not enjoy %9 t t dren's fares are reduced. well-known bane of some marine You need time to pick your boat, such an outing, particularly a full- Some anglers take their own enthusiasts. fishing spot - and parking spot. day excursion. WWP W^T WPJP H^Nf Wp WfV fishing gear on the trips, but the "Fifty to 60 percent of the people 3. Youngsters and beginners 8. • Pack a substantial lunch; ap- majority rent all the necessary who become seasick on a trip do it should go on a weekday when petites blossom out on the ocean. gear right on the boat. The going to themselves," the Captain said. boats are much less crowded. -Ed Carroll rate for rod and reel rental is $4. His advice for anyone concerned Most boats offer an optional about seasickness is to eat a rea- pool, normally an added $2. The sonably solid breakfast before angler catching the largest fish stepping aboard. He said he has wins the cash pool. Crew members observed that patches, which dis- stands behind safety stage a pool fish-weighing session pense medication through the on the ride back to the harbor, or skin, are effective. They're avail- on the wharf after the trip. able through physicians, he said. Another new device, sea bands, Creature comforts worn on the wrist, also dispense Party boats arc up to 100 foot medication and work, he said. taato Mat ialaHhaa wm mom «magMoai long or more, and generally arc Whether most cases of sea- better at minimizing rocking and sickness are self-inflicted is un- mm* rolling than the vast majority nf clear to laymen. However, Captain smaller, privnte craft bearing fish- Bogan said that his crew has given ermen in the inshore area. Most demanding, ailing anglers aspirin have snack bars offering soft tablets with the identification drinks and sandwiches, but no al- scraped off. "Many later thank us fpnoHf trntHpow apwiaai cohol for sale. There arc compact for the relief," the captain said but perfectly serviceable rest with a wink,

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Simon's M&:"?." ••:- :- suites toStfmtrstt Season concludes with laughter at Plays-in-the-Park eil Simon's Catffomia SuHe, which opens at Plays-in-the-Park Tuesday mi N in Edison, is more like a Neil Simon medley than a play. Rather than focus on one story, the lively comedy centers around a w m-Wtt- XpftL Los Angeles hotel suite, where 'lw Wi mm* Wt'W** four different groups of guests base their hilarious activities. In the first "skit," a divorced couple meets to discuss their daughter. The second finds a man who wakes with a call girl in his bed on the eve of his wife's arrival. AudWontlme In the third, a famous British cou- ple quarrel while attending the Os- for SVP't ' cars. The final sketch finds a pair of couples enduring a disasterous decision to vacation together. None of the skits art1 what you call high-concept, but piut of Simon's magic is finding the humor in familiar situations. Cali- fornia Suite is no different, and has a proven track record for major yucks. QM#i it ftflU BffittWI S!lSSf?5f3IIf,tpUf ™™ I,™ Th*CMt of thi W«y»-ln-the.Park production of Nell Simon's California Suite Includes (clockwise or (90H |t7*27U sion $2. Gates open 6 p.m. for 8:20 from top ^: J«nntfer Solondz of Warren, Oscar Stokes of Cranford, Denise Perrotte of Edison performance. (908) 548-2884. •"** **•** S. Friedman of South Plalnfteld. Timeless 'Ghosts' cries out against 'old ideas' Carrie Nye glows as New Jersey Shakespeare Festival triumphs once again with classic Henrik Ibsen drama By MICHAEL P. SCASSERRA sures of time and deception. A duty, though, Mrs. Alving has al- WeekendPiusvrcencnur denier Critic widow who hus lived her life con- lowed the ghosts of the past to ic are all ghosts of cealing her husband's incessant make their most haunting appear- Old ideas, says Mrs. lasciviousness and protecting her ance in her home: Oswald, on the Alvmg, the long- only son from the truth, Mrs. Alv- brink of a debilitating madness suffering wife and ing welcomes her child home from caused by an illness born of his mother who lives a life of de- Europe while she spends much of father's 'degenerate" behavior, an- ception and guilt in rfrnnk Ibsen's her husband's fortune to establish nounces his love for housekeeper Ghosts, the latest offering of Mad- an orphanage in his memory, Regina, unaware as his mother is ison's New .Icrsi'v Shakesprarr Having created for Oswald the that the young woman is actually Festival, located at the Hownr happy illusion that his father was 1 1 his half-sister, the product of one Thoatic on thi campus nf Drew a man of commendable morality of his father's lusty encounters. University, and character, Mrs, Alving reveals During the course of Ghosts, Continuing its summci :.I';ISOII during the course of the evening i Ibsen challenges the moral and re- with lbsi n's

18-?n. IPO"? Woekend Phr Weekend Curtain calls Ibsen's 'Ghosts' (Continued from p^e 5} A. Stephens, appropriately self- which squelch the Joy of life Oswald righteous* and shallow as Pastor seeks. Manders, and Charles Cragfn, si- Ibsen, who wrote that he created multaneously seedy and amusing Ghosts because he fett the time as Engstrand, a drunkard who has had come for moving some bound* raised Regina as his daughter. The ary posts, was widely condemned only weak link in the production is for the play's severe criticism of the James Lynch who, in the admittedly religious and social codes of his difficult role of Oswald, rarely reach- time as well as for his treatment of es the convincing emotional pitch then unutterable topics such as in- needed to breathe life into the cest, venereal disease, and liberal character's overwrougit, angst- ideoictf. Trioutfi the notion of an ridden nature. inherited venereal disease and the The production, largely directed ideals of a liberal Utopia are dated by Carlo Gabriel Sparanero, was for any but the most puritanical of Two children help Tara Langella of Enchanted Creations pull a brontosaurus out of the mud In taken over during the rehearsal pro- modem audiences, the play re- cess by Festival Director Bonnie J. The Dinosaur Play, an interactive children's production being presented at Villagers Theatre In mains not only a worthwhile piece Somerset (Aug. 21) and the Watchung Arts Center (Aug. 28). of theatrical history, but a still effec- Monte. Though the pace of the pro- tive condemnation of false values duction Is slow, particularly in the transported back to the age of NOW PLAYING •I Hate Hamlet, Paul Rudrtick's COMING UP and the often empty rhetoric of mo- first of the three acts, few can BUCKS C0UN1Y PLAYHOUSE the last dinosaurs. Admission $5. comedy about a IV actor trying to BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE rality. argue that Ibsen's work is meant to 70 South Main St. HUNTEROON HILLS make it on the live stage. 70 South Main St. move at a furious pace. The pro- New Hope, Pa, PLAYHOUSE Through Aug. 28, Admission Came Nye, the popular stage and New Hope, Pa. duction is beautifully enhanced by (215) 862-2041 Route 173, Hampton $17.25 Saturdays, $15.75 Fri- screen performer returning to the (215) 862-2041 •Sugar Babies, vaudeville musical 1-800-447-7313 days and Sundays. New Jersey Shakespeare Festival Hugh Hanson's costumes and w/Gene Rayburn in the role Mick- •You Made We Low? You, revue PREMIER THEATRE COMPANY •Gly of Ange/s, national tour of after her appearance in last year's Steven Capone's set. ey Rooney made famous on of American song and dance. Henderson Theatre the Broadway show. Aug. 25- The Sea Quit, gives a powerfully In the context of his time, Ibsen Broadway. Through Aug. 22. Ad- Through Sept. 25. Group rates Route 520, Uncroft Sept. 5. Admission $22-$19. emotional but beautifully controlled was a progressive and daring think- mission $22-$l9, group rates available; call lor prices. (9081 758-1118 discounts available. performance as Mrs. AMng. With er, a fact evidenced not only by available. N.J. SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL •My Fair Lady, Lerner and PLAYS-IN-THE-PARK her lithe physique, her movingly ex- Ghosts, but by other enduring works ENCHANTED CREATIONS Bowne Theatre Loewe's musical version ol the Roosevelt Park pressive face and throaty voice, Nye like A Doll's House and An Enemy Saturday, Aug. 21,1 p.m. Drew University, Madison George Bernard Shaw play Pyg- Villagers Theatre (201) 408-5600 malion. Through Aug. 21. Admis- Route 1, Edison provides a grand dame perform- of the People. This Ghosts proves 475 DeMort IA •Ghosts, Hennk Ibsen's drama sion $15, discounts available. (908) 548-2884 ance well-suited to the over- that Ibsen still carries the power to Somerset about a 19th-century family with VIUAGERS THEATRE •California Suite, Neil Simon's whelmingly confessional nature of haunt the mind. Saturday, Aug. 28,1p.m. travails not unlike those of today. 475 OeMott Lane, Somerset comedy about a night at the Bev- Ibsen's drama. Watcrwg Arts Center Through Aug. 28. Admission $30- (908)873-2710 erly Hills Hotel. Aug. 24-31. Ad- Jennifer Wiltsie, a lovely actress GHOSTS through Aug. 28 at the 18 Stirling Rd. $14, discounts available. •ftodgers rinrf Hart A Celebration mission $2; bring lawn chairs (no whose voice brings to mind Glenn Bowne Theatre, Drew University, 36 Watchung OFF-BROADSTREET THEATRE ol songs ffom the composers' chaise lounges or blankets per- Close, seems just right as Regina. Madison Ave., Madison, Admission (908) 8050385 5 South Greenwood Ave. musicals, through Aug. 29. Ad- •f/ie Dinosaur Play, participatory Hope well mission $15. mitted). Also lending tine support are James $30-$14. (201) 408-5600. ploy for children about children (609) 466-2766

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All AMERICAN admission $3. Easton Avenue (201) 540-1165 B.m.-4 p.m, Aug. 22,29. Free Watchung Arts Center COLLECTORS SHOW ANTIQUE CAR SHOW Somerset •Exhibit of 19th-century pottery admission. 18 Stirling Rd. Temple Beth-El Woods Edge Care Center (908) 828-7418 Kid Stuff from Massachusetts, noon- SUPER AUCTION Watchung Route 206, Hillsboroufch Routes 202-206. Bridgewater •Full day of games, food and 7:30 p.m, Aug. 21,11 a.m.- OiNAOSAURSAUVEt Holiday tnn (908) 8050385 (908) 369-8297 (908) 526-8600 live music with a "Gay "90s" 6:30 p.m. Aug. 22. Admission Medowiands Convention Ctr. 195 Davidson Ave., Somerset •interactive play where children •Baseball card show w/denlers •Exacily what it indicates, 11 theme. Admission $6 per fam- $10. 355 Plaza Dr. (9081422-9365 16 and younger, noon-4 p.m. a.m,-1:30 p.m. Aug. 22. Free ily, $3 per person. UONSCLUI FLEA MARKET Secaucus help lo hatch a dinosaur egg Aug. 22. Admission (1. admission. QREATER NEW JERSEY Route 206, Chester •Baseball cards and comic (201) 330-7773 and join with a tncertops to AMERICAN INDIAN POWWOW ANTIQUES IN AUGUST STAMP EXPO (906) 879-4408 books up for bid, 6-10 p.m. •Exhibition featuring life-sire, protect their new family from AND WESTERN FES1IVAL North Hunterdon High School Holiday Inn •With proceeds going to those Aug. 25. Free admission. moving dinosaur models, inter- the dreaded Tyranosaurus Rex. Vasa Park Route 31, Annandale Route 22, Springfield in new), 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday TUESDAY NIGHT active exhibits and a children's Admission $5. Wolfe Rd., Buck) Lake (201) 379-3779 (413) 229-2433 through Oct. 31. Free admis- SPECTACULAR musical play, daily through Jan. THE UTTU MERMAID (908) 370-5299 •Antique show w/more than •The Garden State's largest sion. 9. Admission $8 adults, $5 Victorian Manor Aug. 20; 11:30 a.m., 1:30 •Featuring crafts and dancm;; 100 dealers. 8 a.rn.-S p.m. stamp show, 10 a,m.-6 p,m, •TAMP, POSTCARD, AND children under 12 2863 Woodbridge Ave., Edison p.m. from indigenous peoples ol Aug. 22. Admission $3.50. Aug. 28,10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. •ASflAU CARO COUICTORS THE DINOSAUR PLAY (908) 422-9365, 390-8037 America, 10a.m,-9p,m. Aug. FRANKLIN OLD-FASHIONED Aug. 29. Adults $2, senior citl- OPEN HOUSC Aug. 21,1 p.m. Bucks County Playhouse 28,10 d,m.-6 p.m. Aug. 29. SUMMER FAIR wns and chiklftfi fiw. AaJlitampt •Comic book and baseball card Villagers Theatre New Hope, Pa. Adults $5 In advance, $7 ot the Saturday. Aug. 21. noon-7 ORUEiY POTTERY 38 North Main St., Milltown show, 5-10 p.m. Aug. 24. Ad- 475 DeMott Ln, (215)862-2041 door; children under 14 free. p.m. Craftsman Farms (906) 247-1093 mission $1. Somerset •The classic tale brought to the Preview from 5-9 p.m. Aug. 27, Rutgers Preparatory School Route 10, Parslppany •Exactly what it indicates, 10 Aug. 28,1 p.m. stage. Admission $5. Natasha's Stars ARIES (March 21 to April 19) week, and you will make important PAROCHIAL You couW |o overboard on spending progress toward the realization of for the home this week. A friend nuy your career goals. Income improves, disappoint you, but love is exciting and romance captivates you. You and glamorous. Career interests go hive good judgment now when nicely now. You may revise your shopping. Those with a sweet tooth thinking now about investments and need to guard against dietary indis- GIRLS BOYS: longnnge financial security. cretion. • Blouses • Slacks TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (October 23 to • Socks • Shirts Don't tike on more work than you November 21) You have a take- • Sweaters • Vests can comfortably handle. Romance charge attitude this week and will sizzles, and singles meet potential accomplish what you set out to do. It lovers Any impasses in family is a good lime for creative work. Put LABOR DAY HOURS: Sun. 9/5 • 10-5 relationships this week will be over- aside a domeslic concern and con- Mon. 9/6 • 10-5 come by a frank and heartfelt talk centrate on enjoying life this Forget differences and accent team- weekend. Travel may be on impulse, LORRAINE'S work. and dating will be a delight. JR. D*pt. Storo GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) In SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to itiative and charm combine to bring 560 Hamilton SI, December 21) A private talk this Somerset, NJ you important work gains. Some week relates to financial interests Ilvi Ml pi*. meet with a new romance through You should save part of this week for the job. You may be busy now with the completion of an unfinished task. 249-8230 a do-it-yourself project. Common- Friends are lively, perhaps sense thinking is your ally in all that boisterous. You will be a homebody you do this week. this weekend. Entertaining guests CANCER (June 21 to July 22) and romance are both favored. Couples make important plans af- CAPRICORN (December 22 to fecting a child's well being. Com- January 19) Business talk at a social pany thai drops by may overstay This October, people from all walks of life gathering may be just small talk. their welcome. You may overspend Don't take any of it seriously. A this week, but you will be able to will bit the streets to help find a cure for partner may be easily ruffled. This lighten your belt shortly. Romance is weekend, a more carefree you will be exhilarating. diabetes — the fourth leading cause of attracting friends and admirers, Be USED BOOKS BOUGHT & SOLD LEO (July 21 to August 22). A sure to accept social invitations. new idea for t do-it-yourself project death by disease in America. Join them. 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enough common sense to straighten out the federal deficit and cure AIDS in time for Rooked on lunch. At times, though, the boy's point of view is left in the dust of the adults strug- gling over what's best for him. In fact, that's the problem with this film a feeling - we never know just why (or for that mat- ter, if) the boy cares about chess. Mostly Child's view lost in flawed, what it taught me was to be grateful that my own Josh, now 4 years old, has so far but compelling 'Searching shown no particular aptitude for chess. for Bobby Fischer' Director/screenwriter Steven Zaillian knows his audience doesn't care much By JEFFREY COHEN about chess, so he jazzes it up as much as WeekendPlus Film Critic he can. He adds cliches from the Kocfcy lot of ink has been used up praising movies: the grizzled old tutor part is divided Starching for Bobby Ftachtr, the between Kingsley and Fishburne (who is new darling of those dangerous given far too little screen time). Abeasts, the serious film critics, Alter The title plays off the legend of Bobby all, how could u movie that boasts Ben Fischer, the young chess genius who came Kingslcy, Laurence Fishburne, and Joe to thrust the game into the worldwide spot- Mantegna miss? Btn Klnyilty plays a chtis oxptrt tutoring young prodigy Josh (Max Po- light, only to intentionally vanish for years Well, Searching jor fiobbty Fischer doesn't meranc) In SeareWnj for Bobby Fischer. at a time, presumably to maintain what lit- miss, but don't believe everything you've tle sanity he can muster. And the struggle heard about it, either. This is not the film Once the child's talent is realized, in some tals into the booby hatch. for Josh, trying to stay a normal little boy that will move chess up there with the seri- very nicely-paced sequences, the movie Going from tournament to tournament, while still exhibiting his extraordinary tal- ous spectator sports, nor is it a deep and bogs down into discussions among his sud- first as a tyro, then as an established pres- ent, is seen as a parallel. It's a little more penetrating character study of a 7-year-old denly obsessed father (Mantegna), his chess ence, it's never clear whether Josh Waitzkin heavy-handed than it needed to be. boy (Max Pomeranc, and he's very good) tutor (Kingslcy, here doing an Irish number (Pomeranc) is playing for fun or because his There are joys to be found, as this is a who discovers, accidentally, that he has a and sporting a white toupee that makes him father wants him to. The fact that Searching well-made movie. It doesn't bore, even as it gift for moving little pieces of plastic around look eerily like Steve Martin), and occasion- for Bobby Fischer is based on a true story (a presents a parade of cliches. It doesn't con- a board with black and red squares on it. ally his mother (Joan Allen). The idea that book written by Fred Waitzkin, the boy's descend to its audience and it doesn't feel What this is, when all is said and done, is this is supposed to be a battle for the boy's father) is telling, in that the portrait painted the need to scrape the barrel looking for an Rocky with rooks, It comes down to finding soul is just a touch overblown, and that's here is of a man who goes too far in his obscenity or two to push the rating to PG- out if you have what it takes to be a winner. where this movie's fatal flaw is revealed - wanting his child to succeed, while his wife 13. The whole family can see this movie, Wake me when it's over. it's self-important enough to drive us mor- is seen in saintly terms as a woman with even if younger viewers might not want to. See main section of your paper for movie theater times in your area Car Wash HOMEOWNER SPECIAL Power Wash Your Home PEEDWA "Mi And Receive A: NASCAR WINSTON RACING SERIES m m FREE SATURDAY AUGUST 21 ST 5:30 PI Brushless FEDERAL PLASTICS NIGHT Window HOFF'S ELECTRIC NIGHT- Cleaning

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THE ART MUSEUM $2. a.m,-noon and the first Sunday from 11 a.m,-5 p.m. Also open noon-6 p.m. Princeton University MAIN STREET of each month from 1-4 p.m. by appointment, •"Americana" (openmembers (609) 258-3788 ANTIQUE CENTER JANE VOORHEES ZIMMERU •Summer exhibition w/40 art- SMuwi and "First bposure" (ju- Tuesday through S.ilurdiiy iicm 148 Main St., Flemmgton ART MUSEUM ists, through Sept. 23 ried s^ow), through Aug. 28, 10 a.m.-5 run., S'.nO.iy ti-n; (908) 788-6767 Rutgers University FRIENDSHIP LIBRARY QUIETUDE GARDEN GALLERY 1-6 p.ni. frte arjn'i'i!)K)n Ian''.. Antiquus arid collectibles Irom Hamilton St., New Brunswick Falrlelgh Dickinson University of museum hifljilifiiit'i ^itimijv two centuries. Daily (except (908) 932-7237 285 Madison Ave., Madioon 24 Fern Rd., East Brunswick ut 2 p.Hi. Western i.urnn.j-. lunsridyi from 10 a.m.-5 p.m, Tuesday through Friday from 10 1201) 593-B532 (908)257-4340 paintings, yulptiirp ,i'M t\w Frcp admission a.m.-4:30 p.m., Saturday and Open during library hours. Wednfjdjy. Thursday, Satur- rative nrt from lathand 20tn METLAR HOUSE Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Free •Graphic des»<>< i i'-.uU.i.vjv To.vnsh!() Historic Chile since 1982, through Au£ BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIDQ j collection, ilin^i1;. ^|,i •Snj!pti,r.; by Marion Held and iiiii'icuni, -with permanent enhi- 24. Route 206, Princeton Nor.i Cl'j.vjstiMn, Aug. 22- 12 t^tiCjn of lift; in ihu town's eaily (609) 252-6275 •Pholrf;,)!'^', |-i/ P.;-, •<• >•:••• Mond.iy. lucsdjy, Wcii^r.u.v S':|"it 30. Ht.ct-plionfrom 1-5 ter, thiouflh Sopt 1; 'vitijiii,:, !'(.v'i noonT) p.m. Galleries and Friday from 9a.rn.-fj p ",, P m Aup, 22. 1 •19th Century phoio'Ju.'Mi 'briuii•,.' cut of horses. Thursday from 9 a.m -8 p.m.. 'Junw! sculpture exhibition, British Empire, through Sop!. t!>rou|'j! Aup. 28. Saturday and Sunday ffum l-'j throu&n Oct. 31. 12 MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM p.m, Free admission. RIDER COLLEGE CLINTON Cornelius Low House •N.J. State Toon Arts tojnnf; ATRIUM ART GALLERY Student Center Art Gallery HISTORICAL MUSEUM Morrit County Administration exhibit, through Auf,. 22 Route 206, Lawrenceville 56 Mam SI , Onion r-KiH; M>4177 and Records Building HAGGERTY (GOO) 896-^327 (908) 73b--1101 :MI;. t 'icpt MunO^y arid bat- Court SI., Mornstown EDUCATION CENTER Monday through Thursday from Featuring (Me Rud Mill ,n il 'irtu'iyi (rum 1-4 p.nv Free ad- (201) 285-6015, 691-0345 Frellnghuysen Arborotum other artifacts a) r.Mi An(,i,i i ihi'i'.,ion Open to the public Monday 53 East Hanover Avi' roan-2 p.ns, and 6-8 p.m.; Fn- Open daily (crepi Momunj MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM through Friday from 8:30 a.m.- Mornsiown dayttirouf',h Sunday from 2-5 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. AtUK 'i'.i 3 South Mountain Ave, 5 p.m. (201)326-7600 p.m. Free admission. senior citizens $.1.50, miior^i Me ntc I Ji i •New Jersey Printmaking Coun- Monday thfou|;h Sdturci^ Iru'ii •Student urt exhibit, through SI, (201) 7.16-5555 cil members' show, through 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Sunday from Aup, 29. COOPER MILL Closed for renovations; reopens noon-4:30 p,m, Free admis- Oct. 22. Reception from 6:30- SKULSKI ART GALLERY Route 24, Chester Sept. 19. 9:30 p.m. Aug, 20, sion, Polish Cultural Foundation (9081 879-5463 MORRIS MUSEUM B. BEAMESDERFER GALLERY •"A Different View" in photo- Restored 19th-centufy #ist null graphs by Victor Ron, through 177 Broadway. Clark G Normandy Heights Rd, 6 North Second Ave. thnlivinds com li HUNTERDON ART CENTER Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, •;201l 538 0-154 Robert Palestine*, is part of a one-man show (908) 249-6971 f luesday from 10 (i ni i p m. Monday through Saturday from 7 Lower Center St., Clinton running through Sept. 17 at the Middlesex Monday through Friday from 10 and fnday from 10 a.m.-5 Donation. 10 a,rn.-5 p.m,, Sunday from (908) 735-8415 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday from 10 p.m.; Wednesday ffom 10 •Weaving on hand looms. Aup, noon-6 p.m, Free admission for County CoHege Gallery in Edison. Closed for vacation; reopens a.m.-5 p.m. Also open by ap- a.m.-9 p.m.; Saturday from 10 21 members. Non-member admis- Sept. 5. pointment. a.m.-2 p.m. •Household items n( VIMC- sion adults $4, senior citizens weekdays through Aug. 27. under 12 50 cents. HUNTERDON COUNTY LIBRARY •"Transformative Perspec- •Paintings by Robert Kubarya- year, Aug. 28. anil children $2 •"Nowhere to Go," pastels by 0SB0RNCANNONBAU HOUSE Route 12, Flemington tives," works by four area pho- Hoszowski, through Aug. 28. MAKE HOUSE MUSEUM •Permanent gallery exhibits: di- Grace Graupe-Pillard, through Front St., Scotch Plains (908) 788-1444 tographers, through Aug. 21. 602 West Front Si. Plainfieki nosaurs, live animals, mam- Nov. 7. (908) 8894137 Open during library hours. WARNER-LAMBERT CHILDREN'S (908) 755-5831 mals, model trains, history, •"Dream Singers, Story Tellers: Historic house from c. 1750. •Paintings by Stephen Russell, ART GALLERY SPECIAUZED HOSPITAL Colonial home built in 1746 North American Indians, Wood- An African-American Presence," Open the first Sunday of each through Aug. 31. 201 Tabor Rd., Moms Plains 150 New Providence Rd, and chronicling New Jersey his- land Indians, rocks and minef- through March 20,1994. month from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- NABISCO GALLERY Mountainside (201) 540-6678 tory from before independence als. NEWARK MUSEUM mission. River Rd., East Hanover (908) 233-3720, Ext. 379 Open by appointment only. lo after the Civil W.ir. Open Sat- 49 Washington St., Newark (201) 503-3238 «' the t.truscani.: Li'fticy of a REEVES-REED ARBORETUM Open to the publtc Monday •"Contrasts" in art by Daniel urday from 2-4 pni. hi'L'.iil- [201) 596-6550 Open to the public every day lost Civilization," through Aug. 165 Hobart Ave., Summit through Friday from 8 a.m.- Kryrvnckt and William Sturm, from noon-4 p.m. free admis- mission fur int'inbor, N.r. 2'J. AJmiVjion i9, i Wednesday through Sunday (908)273-8787 4:30 p.m. Also open by ap- through Sept. 24. Irom noon-5 p.m. Free admis- sion. mernhei admission iKiuiti. il Gardens open daily from dawn pointment, •"Fresh Perspectives" by New WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER children free 1 11)0 (,'liiSSHitl Hevivjl in Fasti- sion, Largest museum m the to dusk •Watercolors by Betty Stropped Jersey high school students, EAST JERSEY OLDETOWNE ion." (hrojgh Soptemht'i, Garden State. Permanent ux DR. WILLIAM ROBINSON 18 Stirling Rd., Watchung through Aug. 27, through Sept. 9. Johnson Park MUSEUM OF EAR1Y hibits include Greek, African, PLANTATION HOUSE S9O817530190 •Paintings and drawings by NEW JERSEY CENTER River Rd, fVicatii^r, TRADES AND CRAFTS and native American on; point- 593 Madison Hill Rd.. Clark Daily (except Saturday) Irom 1- Charles David Markette, FOR VISUAL ARTS 1908)463-9077 ') M.nn St., Madison ings and sculpture from 18th- (3081 381-3081 4 pm, Donation. through Aug. 27. 68 Elm St., Summit Village composed uf reiocMti'd (201) 377-2982 century America; live animals in 17th-century farmhouse built •Daydreams and Nightmares," •Paintings by Joan Arbeiter, (908) 273-9121 18th century structures set inhibits portray the role of a mini-zoo. Newark Fire Mu- on what once was a plantation. group show, through Aug. 29. through Aug. 27, Closed for vacation; reopens near the headquarters of the crofts people tn the 18th and seum displays antique fuefigfit- Open the first Sunday of each CORYEU GALLERY Aug. 29. county park poke. No ton is ot- 19th centuries, luesday tng apparatus. month from 1-4 p.m, Free ad- ATTHEPORKYARD N.J, DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN tered at present. Gift shop Ihrough Satufildy from 10 •Irtbute to museum director mission. 8 Cornell St., Lambertville 65 Church Si, New Brunswick Stargazing closed until further rujlu." >i ft •) u ni., Sunday from 2-5 cmenius Samuel Miller. SETON HAU (609) 3970804 (908) 246-2066 EDISON NATIONAL p.m KrpL1 adnnsston far mt'm- through Sept. 5. UNIVERSITY MUSEUM Wednesday through Sunday Monday through Saturday from HISTORIC SITE •island Mosaic; the Arts of F-ahy Hall, South Orange N.J. STATE MUSEUM MatnSt, WeslOww.' nrtults $2, children $ 1 tne Philippines,' through Sept. (201) 761-9543 205 West State St., Trenton (201) 736-5050 •Games from the 19th century, 5, Monday through Friday from 9 Workshop with inventions of Aug. 21. •Cartoons by Kay Kato, through a.m.-8 p.m., Saturday from 9 (609) 292-6333 Thomas Alvo Edison. Open N.J. CHILDREN'S MUSEUM Sept. 19. a.m.-4 p.m, Free admission. Admission $1, discounts avail- everyday Irom 9 a.m.-5 p.m 599 Industrial Ave , Paramus •Turned wood vessels by •Exhibit on the lenape Indians able. Adults $2, children jml si^nor (201)262-5151 Steven Levine, through Oct. 17, from 10,000 B.C.-A.D. 1758, •"Secret of the Cardboard titi/fnsfrct'. laiHji.y castle, ii 5Us fire en- •Photographs of 1944-51 Tibet ongoing, Rocket," 10am. Tuesday- FOSTERFIELOS by Heinnch Harrer, through V1LUOE AT WATERLOO gine, atiii more extiihits for kids Fnday through Aug. 27. Kahdena Rd., Mnmstov.n (<) touch. Open every day from Dec. 12. 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope 1 •"Sing a Song of Stars," 11 (201)326-7645 9am. 5p.m. Admission $G •"Stepping Into Ancient Egypt (201) 347-0900 a.m. Tuesday-Friday. 1 and 3 LMng histoncol farm with im- weekdays, $7 weekends; chil- The House of the Artist Pa- Recreation of historic village p.m. Saturday and Sunday plements from the 19|h cen- dren under 1 year old Iree. shed, " through December. from the 18th century. Open tury. Wednesday through b.itui Group rales available. •"The Painterly Pot," ceramics daily (except Monday) from 10 through Aug. 27. day from 10 ;i m ^lpm.'iu" •AvwitrVwimimj; rhikimn's .vt. 'mm t.urope and America, •im.-Gp.m. Admission $8, dis- •"Cosmic Catastrophes," 1 day from 1-5 p.m. Admission Aug. 2.1. 22. through January 1994. counts available. p.m. luesday• Friday, 2 p.m. $4 for farm and Willows resi- •Aviolinn weekend, Aug. 28. •"A Vision of the Future" for •Festival of the Andes, Aug. 29. Satuiday and Sunday through 1 dence, $3 lor f,nni iikini', d '. the museum's science gallery, WALLACE HOUSE/ Aug. 27 Children under 4 not counts available through June 30,1994. OLD DUTCH PARSONAGE H.I. STATE MUSEUM admitted •Rushing (foiminn I'H1 s

1 : r New •Wash d.iy, ALIJ , .7 .i a.m '1 4 i [i n» , Sicui.iy fmm •"K PlunlHis Unum," Ametican ter, when he was stationed in •Tribute to Miss Diin.i s iJi hnui iKKili-') |) *TI FlPC ittilTiiVilOM iruincy friini coloiikil limes to S<»mejvilli' m 1778. Open of Mornstown. through Oil ,U the Civil War, thiou^i 1995. Wednesday through Saturday (908) 789-3670 MACCUUOCH HAIL OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM from 10.i.in,-5 p.m., Sunday Adjtt$r." pn^cunj', (0091396-17 7fi sion. under 6 not admitted. •l'holii|(,rJph!i by women oho SIKHVIHK lile in Nf.'w Jersey dur- THOMAS WARN E MUSEUM (201) 538-2404 •Secrets of the Summer Shy," Gardens open evetv t.l\: 1,. ,i 1- PETE KOREY PETER, PAUL & MARY f rv r Biftomt R&fi charts, wl appear piece orchestra Free r» J <-\<'> Sunday. AUJJ. 29 1 n n, Saturday. Aug. 28,8 p.m CONCERTS ON THE GREEN Johnson Park. Piscataway Ocean Grow Auditorium Saturday at Oub Bene In Sayra- Somerset County Cour"'-n.M' Sunday, Aug. 29. 6 {l.m Pilp,nm Pathway, Ocean Grave Singer-songwriter Rachelle Farrell will bring her East Mam St., Sor"etvi»! Warren Pflik. Woodfindge 1008) 774-7997 6V2 octave vocal talents to Club Bene in Sayre- Her dtt octave vocal ranga 1908) 704-1010 (908) 745-3935 •The famed folk trio whose mem- Outdoor concerts i)t 7:; r > ncMy. •The "Big Band Sound' re-creiilL't! tors have remained Jtliv ville this Saturday. powered wch Wts as "TH You Free admission by a 14-piece orchestra. Free ad and politically. AdmtbSion $20. Coma Back to Me" and "With •Legal Tender, Aug. 20 mission. ED PIERSON RICH Spring Uke Park Open Arms." •Blues Messengers, Aug 2'< MAGIC Thursday. Aug. 26, noon Sunday, Aug. 29, 7 p.m. Maple Ave., South Piamfield PKEEDOM RODE Suntl.iv Ajg 29 7 p.m Tickets for the show, which Union County Park Duke Island Park (908) 745-3935 Sunflay, Ajg 2% 3 nr Siinnft Lake Park Pearl St., Eli/abctfi YorVtownRd.,Ufn)|!,cwiiter baejnt at 9 pm, are $17.50, or •Area combo led by Paul Sturm, Scrtooleys Mountain Par* Maple Ave., South PiamfielO (908) 558-2550 (908)7221200 $27,50 with optional dinner 1 Free admission, Route 517. Long Vdllev 908) 745-3935 •Barilonu sing . Artu-ritnn •Jn/z musician performs with his served at 7 p.m, For more infor* '201=326-7600 rvinrj Irn D; ^H.hip Aipiln "riom Ragtime toOrOiidWiiy.' quintet. Free admission, STEVE SCHNUR •Coi.ntr, band wrfm- •, ,•• ,v ,;..-. location \\\\z ThedtiLv Lli/nljc ROCK JAZZ FIVE Saturday, Aug. 21,8 p.m. matJon, call (908) 727*3000. Cu'j' belVig f'W .)(/' -•., NEW ZEALAND , hg 22, 7 p.m. (Please lurn to page 13)

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(Continued from page 12) (908) 4794555 ed; readings from the script. Elks lodge Ofiden Memorial Church •Singer, storyteller, and banjo Call for requirements. 545 Bound Brook Rd. Route 124, Chatham player w/a repertoire of tradi- PHOHM MODUCItONS Middlesex (201) 593-8475, 288-9729 tional and modern tunes. Free Phoenix Rehearsal Center (908) 725-7035 •Trenton musician stages an admission, Pearl and Wall Sts., Red Bank •All-male chorus singing bar- 18th-century contra dance w/ 1212) 684-1000 bershop harmony. The Barnburners from Mon- •For October production of RARITAN VALLEY CHORUS mouth County. Admission $5; Auditions Hello, Dolly! Auditions (age 15 Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. and nlder) at 7 p.m. Aug. 19, Faith Lutheran Church sneakers required. CANTABILE 20; 11a.m. Aug. 21. Must sing Amwell Rd,, Neshanic SOUND FACTORY Middlesex area 16 tors from a Jerry Herman or 1908) 359-3771 Sunday, Aug. 22,7 p.m. (9081 560-7132 other show and bu prepared to •Mixed chorus of nearly 100 Duke Island Park •for 1093-9'! season of cijnce; readings fiom the script members. Yorktown Rd.. Bndgewater tier thorait' Auditions by ap- VILLAGERS THEATRE SWEET ADELINES (908) 722-1200 pointment only 475 DfMott Lane, Somerset fttcatiway Chomt •Bifl-band selections performed CIRCLE PLAYERS (908) 873-2710 Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. by an area ensemble, hot' ;ni- •IK) in (on;) A.e.. PiS^iUjwdj •for October production of l/)e deformed Church mission. (908; 9G8-7555 Philadelphia Story. Auditions at Mam St., South Bound Brook C.T. TUCKER »^or NiAffOGr Dfocl.iCtioo of 1 HJ arr. Aui', 21, 22. Four i908) 572-6959,287-0161 Wednesday, AUH. 25, 71> m OV ".;' ^^?:)/L*'S Money. Audi- 1 ivo'iu, !* jnd si* men needed, Somerset Vall«y Chorui Borough Park Mns tit /:30 p ni. Aiij;. ?0 plus Uo servants (male or fe- Tuesdays, 7:15 p.m. Main St., Remington inrec men, twowow" need- male); readings from the script. PeopleCare Center Call for requirements 120 Finderne Ave, Bndgewater (908) 534-9748 Rehearsals •For women who enjoy singing. DELAWARE VALLEY members welcome; no ex- TCP H CDS MEN'S CHORUS perience necessary, Monday, Aug. 23, 7:15 p.m. WESTFIELD COMMUNITY BAND United Methodist Church Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. 2 7 Vandeventer Ave., Princeton Roosevelt School (609)924-7163 301 Clark St., Westfield 3,JamaiTiytor,LK« •50-man ensemble that per- (908) 789-4080 4, AwMntth, tet a Grip forms at various functions, gay •Community-sponsored orches- 5. Smashing tawpkins, Siamese Drwn and straight. No auditions tra with varied repertoire includ- needed, ing symphonic, marches, and 8. Soundtrack* Sfeeptess in Seattle HIGHLAND PARK pops, 7. 9IOM lunpte Wots, Otw COMMUNITY CHORUS WESTflELO COMMUNITY Thursdays, 8 p.m. ORCHESTRA a typm Hi, Back Sunday Highland Park Htgh School Mondays, 7:15 p.m. North Fifth Ave., Highland Park Roosevelt Junior High School (908) 253-8561 301 Clark St., Westfield "Chorus of area singers. Audi- (908) 322-5065 tions required for membership; •For adults and young people Tht Wooster St. Trolley Jazz Band is part of the musical lineup for tenors, basses needed. who play string instruments. HOUNDS FOR HARMONY Must be able to read music the Franklin Old-Fashioned Summer Fair Saturday at Rutgers Prep Mondays, 7:45 p.m. and play first positions. in Somerset.

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taking over. We've seen it in our live shows in Canada and Europe with the moshing," Hirst added. Voices from "Moshing's a very self-destructive urge which we've noticed amongst a minority of the audience. And down under that really comes from the sense of 'Wh.it the hell is thure for us?11 Midnight Oil think that's the differenco." Moshing may have- invaded tho coming to Garden Oils'field, but they don't dig it. "There are usually just a couple State Arts Center of men high on their own impor- By Bill HOWARD tance and ego and testosterone or WeekendPius Writer whatever," Hirst quipped. "We early 20 years since a trio usually don't tolerate that now, of outspoken Aussies particularly as women won't conic formed Midnight Oil. the to the shows at all. And thtit's a N band is still, as drummer great shame, beumso we're not Rob Hirst elegantly put it. "shout- making our music just for men." ing from the rooftops" with its lat- Caring has always come first est release, Earth ami Sun and from the Oils. The band still de- Moon (Columbia). tours regularly during its traveling The Oils, as their die-hard inns to play benefit shows. Their most affectionately know them, will high-profile United States gig, a bring their rousing brand of raw, 1991 protest concert in front of the rejuvenated rock to the Garden Exxon building in New York City States Arts Center in Holmdcl Fri- after the Valdez oil-spill disaster in day with special guests Hothouse Alaska, drew a frenzied lunch-hour Flowers from Ireland and Ziggy The Auitralllan band Midnight Oil will bring Its brand of raw, politically-charged rock Friday to crowd of nearly 10,000 people. Marley & the Melody Makers from the Garden State Arts Center on an International bill that Includes Ireland's Hothouse Flowers "It's worth shouting a bit louder Jamaica. and second-generation reggae star Zlggy Marley. from the rooftops to make your "We wanted to have a United point," Hirst said. "Perhaps we're Nations of touring," Hirst said. "We like putting these sort Hirst said. "I think that became a bit of a problem some more fortunate in that we can see the way the world's of festivals together. We like making a good-value show, records ago, when some of the songs, produced up to a going. because more people expect, quite rightly, that thore be an point, were difficult to naturally reproduce live. Now, I "We've been to Japan and seen those four main islands interesting, varied and good-valued show these days." think we're really having a ball again." concreted over. We've seen the industrial Northeast of the While their music has changed direction several times Refreshing words from one of the few active bands United States many, many times, and we've seen the acid since its inception as a surf-punk quintet on the beaches of strong enough to avoid burning out from the anger-driven rain problem in what was East Germany and Eastern Eu- Sydney, the Oils' devotion to their fans has not wavered. punk era that dominated the late 1970s and a good portion rope, We can see it all around us, and we feel like it's part Always playing each show like their last, lead singer Peter of the Cold War 80s. of an obligation, if you'd like, to comment on it." Garrett still flails his arms and legs on stage in almost pure "I don't think (the movement's) dead, either," Hirst said. Sometimes the band's playfulness gets lost in the bustle, ecstasy while the rest of the gang - Hirst, guitarist/key- "Maybe it's more frustration now than anger. The same but Hirst quickly reminds us the group still has fun, boardist Jim Moginie, guitarist Martin Rotsey and bassist people that used to come to the Sydney pubs we started in Bone Hillman - pound away with a power and passion far years ago...a lot of them were young, drunk men and some "We may appear to be quite serious on the outside, but surpassing most of the new wave of twentysomcthing al- of them might have been angry. But the difference now, 15 there's a lighter side of the band which is not as evident. ternative bands around today, years down the track, is that the world is very different, and Music is fun for us, We've always felt that way." "We still feel lucky that we have a band that's so commit- the men and women that would come to the shows1 - bless ted and enjoys playing our instruments together...who be- their hearts - don't necessarily have a future carved out MIDNIGHT OIL with Hothouse Flowen and Zlgft Martey & the lieves in the new record and has actually found it easier to for them the way it was back then " Melody Maken. Friday, Aug. 20,8 p.m. at the Garden State Arts translate the current songs live now than for a long time," "There's a certain sense of desperation and frustration Center, Hokndel. Admission $22,50, $17 (lawn). (908) 442-9200. Club mix

IW DADDY1! Headline comedy every night GOO West Union Ave. (908) 636-2057 21. Audition nitfit, Wednesdays. •Steve Nelson, vibes vtfquartet, 253 French St except Monday. Bound Brook Country-music club. •Paul Pturrwi, evening Aug. 21, •Th» Falrtanes, Aug. 20. Aug. 20,21. New Brunswick College night, Sundays and (908) 560-0620 Country Gold Band, Fridays, •The Raioftockj, aftemoor, •Far Cry, Au£ 21. •Greg Wall (wO quartet. Aug. (908) 249-6131 Tuesdays. Latin dancing (salsa, merengue, Saturdays. Aug. 22. •Scott Wyatt Fund benefit w/8 27. Country music, Fridays, Satur- Ladies' night, Ihursdays. cumbia), Fridays, Saturdays, JACK O'CONNOR'S •House of Cards WBillKeily), bands, Aug. 22, STANHOPE HOUSE days. •Will Durst, through Aug. 22, and Sundays. 1288 Route 22, Bridgewater owning Aug. 22. •Joey Dee, Aug. 26. Mam & High, Stanhope •INCH Hill NMHT CLUB •Max Alexander, Aug. 24-29. COURT TAVERN (908) 725-1500 •Shirley Lewis, Aug. 26. PETETS SPORTS BAR (201) 347-0458 Route 9, Old Bridge CHARLOTTE'S 124 Church St. Piano brunch w/Gladys filch- JUKEBOX EDDIES 1001 West Camplam Rd, •Bobby Radcliff, Aug. 20. (908) 536-0650 58 South Mom St., Manwlk) New Brunswick ards, Sundays. 39 Route 22, Green Brook Manvillo •Which Exit, Aug. 21. Country and Western dance (in (908) 6B5-9546 (908) 545-72G5 • Roadside Louie & The Dusters, (908) 968-3338 (908) 725-9340 pavilion), Fridays, Saturdays. •Time and Again, Aug. 20, 21 Open mike (downstairs), hard- Aug. 20. Country music, Sundays nnd Open-mlke wghl, Wudnesdoys. STRESS FACTORY Male rewe, Saturdays, Thurs- CLUB BENE core (upstairs), Mondays. •Wooster Street Trolley, Aug. Wednesdays. Showcase night w/2 bands, Hyatt Rtjtncy Hotel days. Route 35, Sayreville Hob White 4 Ihe White Guy;, 21. MAXWELLS Thursdays, 2 Albany St., New Brunswick B0B8Y 4 MARY'S 1908) 727-3000 Wednesdays. •Willie Lynch, Aug. 26. 1039 Washington St. •Crossroads, Aug. 20. (908) 545-4242 318 William St., Piscnta*ay •Raclielle Ferroll, Auft. 21. Supreme Court, Ihursdit/s, JASON'S Hoboken •Bad Intentions, Aug, 21. Live comedy Fridays and Satur- (908) 752-3171 •Ihe Outlaws, Aug. 27 •The Whiriinfi Dervishes, 1201, 1614 F St, South Delmar (201) 798-4064 PHEASANTS LANDING days, Country music, Tuesday. CONNIES Chemical Cat, Auf, 20. (908) 681-1416 •Peter Jefferies, Alastalr Gal- Amwell Rd., Belle Mead 'Vic DiBetto, Aug. 20, 21, f 1 BOURBON STREET CAFE Houle i i, S,iyreviH<.' •The Fri(K ,5, Surfer, trorn the •A L. James, Aug. 20. barth, Aug. 20. (908) 359-1700 U.S. 1 FLEA MARKET OW Bay Restaurant (909) 72.1-0223 Future. Montlo Topless, Aug. •Bijj Danny &1ho Lost Leader •1201,1 Kill Mo, Cactus Pie, •Stolen Hearts, Aug. 20. Itoulo 1, New Brunswick 61 Church St.. Nt'W tir.jn ,.vit.k Oklit", Llul). i'1 Dand, Aug. 21. Aup, 21. •Forecast, Aug. ? 1, (008) B46-O9OO (908) 246-3111 Uwnlry Sass, OuiKLiyj, Thurs- FREDDY'S •Calican Jaa Quartet, Aug. 25. •The Unrest, Aug. 25. PLAYPEN LOUNGE •Music BOX, Aug. 22. Jam session, Sundays 1 MillSt..[3ornt)fdsville JOHN A PETER'S •The Mekons, Aug. 26. Route 35, Sayrevilic v THE UNDERGROUND •Arnold Skiffle, Au£ l n Ua/y Victor,' (908) 7GG-fi575 96 South Main St. MINSTREL COFFEEHOUSE (908) 721-0100 106 West Second St, •Midnight Slim (w/Li!tl(; '...imM.. CORNERSTONE •Nt'ipjihorhoocl Hliyihm 4 Glues New Hope, Pa. Environmental Education Male revue, Friday1;, Saturday. Bound Brook Davis), Aug. 21. /"i Now St., MiMuchon B.nid. Aup,. ?0. (215) 862-0823 Center, 190 Lord Stirling • POLO LOUNGE •Benny Hi-Fi & HIY Au",,Au,; I'M) M9 5Mi •I to Sul, Aii|; «!1. F ree admission Saturday and Rd., Basking Ridge SomtfHt Hills Hotel (908) 627-0595 25. I rational |a//. •Jeft Wine'ilifiuit;, Jim Mendn- Sunday afternoons. (201) 335-9489 1-78 Exit 33, Warren •Wild Heart. Aug. 24. •Exit 42, Aug. 25. •tarry Ham Quartet, Aup,. 7ti. n(JS (rjfjriiL'tly). hu£. 21 Open mike, Mondays, •Vance Gilbert, Douglass Clegg, (908) 6

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•muvitrmtiNQLE hotel, Eatt Brunswick, 8:30 p.m. Aug. 22. New-member orientation at 7:30 p.m, Cost (906) 928-2300 Child Care Center $6. •Dance at Days Inn, Bordentown, 9 p.m. Sat- (201)994-2242 urdays. •BartMcui in Gwo Park, Short Hilts, noon A14 OPEN FOR ENROLLMENT SOLOIWMLU 22. Rain dm Au* 29. (906) 704-1962 Infants, Toddlers, Pre-School t Kindergarten •Dance at Bacari, Quality Inn, Somerset (909) 766-1839:7-9 p.m, (906)3884605,753-2300 8:30 p.m. Thursdays. Members $5, non- t Full Curriculum •Brfd* at Central Presbyterian Church, Sum- • Hours 7 a.m, to 5:30 p.m. •BaNioom md Latin dancing at Ricochet • Year-Round Classes • Full & 1/2 Days Haalth and Ricquet Club, South PWnfiald, 9 mit, 7 p.m. Sundays. Cost 13. • After School Care • Ages Infants thru Kinder p,m. Friday*. Cost $5. (906) 462-2406 SOnNSTlCATtDtOCIAU • Small Personalized Classes •MMUJCMWS • Indoor/Outdoor Cost for all events $10. (arofetstonats 30-50) Play & Snacks (201)492-9664 •Dance and hot buffet at Scanticon-Princeton, (908) 221-0047 Pre-school children receive Kinderdanca classes & private •aaflroom and Latin dancing at American Le- 9 p.m. Saturdays. •Networking at Bridgewater Manor, 6 p.m. gion hall, Whlppany, 9 p.m. Fridays, piano lessons by our director; in addition to our regular •Dance at Grand Summit hotel, Summit, 9 Thursdays. Cost $12. CATHOUC ALUMNI CUM curriculum. p.m. Aug. 20. YOUNG SINGLES OF CENTRAL NEW JEMEY W# accapt all N.J. Stata Aid Programa thai you may qualify for, •Dances at Sheraton hotel, Fairfield, and Holi- SOCIAL CLUf •Volleyball In Johnson Park, Highland Part*. day Inn, Clinton, 9 p.m. Aug. 21. (908) 221-0047 N,J, Stata Licensed • Please Stop In & Compart Our Facilities & Prlcai 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays. (908) 756 0940. •Dance at Hilton hotel, anort Hills, 8 p.m. •Social night at Uptown Willie's, Governor 846-5440. Aug. 22. Jacket required. Morris Inn, Morrlstown, 8 p.m, Sundays. Men •Mass and brunch, 11a.m. Aug. 22. Mass at •Dance at Mayfair Farms, West OrangB, 9 Little Chicle's Shrine Chapel of Blessed Sacrament, flanton; p.m. Aug. 27. Jacket required. $5, women free. Child Care Center brunch follows at Jack O'Connor's, flndgewa- •Dances at Sheraton hotel, Iselin, and Town & •Networking (ages 26-45) at Argyte's, Mor- ter. (908)329-1260. 321 Wlnsor Street, Bound Brook Campus, West Orange (jacket required). 9 ristown, 5:30 p.m. Wednesdays. Cost $5. 469-2244 •Mass and brunch, noon Aug. 29. Mass at St. p.m. Aug. 28. •Corporate networking at Uptown Willie's, Gov- licrotiiiom B 6, High School • Union Art. Rt. 21) James Church, Woodbridge; brunch follows at •Dance at The Gate House, West Orange, 8 ernor Morris Inn, Mom'stown, 5 p.m. Thurs- Heo Diner, Woodbridye, (908) 3^9 1260. p.m. Aug. 29. days. COCKTAILS AT CREATIONS (a|M 30-49) (201)966-0252 •Candlelight dance at Creations restaurant, Seaton Hackney Stab! Maditon, 8 p.m. Sundays. Cost $6; Jacket required HORSEBACK RIDING (MM 28W4B) (908) 654-9561 LESSON SPECIAL •Trip to New Vorfe Renaissance Festival (Tui- edo, N.Y.), 11 a.m. Aug. 21. Car pools from Community United Methodist Church, Rosalie Part, QpteUDt CaVds«piyohloi*olalrvoyanti •Martnf and coffee hour at Community Unit- tuw«num#rolooltt»'m«tiphy»ks«ot»«tipy»k«ll bookss INTRODUCTORY PROGRAM ed Methodist Church, loselle Park, 7 p.m. 11 AMM. Jo 6 PMjPM SATURDAY,SATR AUGUST 21ST 8 LESSONS CALL NO! •Mnnar and play, 5 p.m. Aug. 31. Dinner at QUALITY INN FOR INFORMATION (201)3164811 FOR StsMr mtaurant, Edison; peffwnwc* of STARTS SEPT. 9 1 MO iMton Am, •otwrMt NJ 0M07 IxMofflttT CMfbmte Suite foDowi In Roosevelt Part, Ed • NEW STUDENTS ONLY FREE ton. Car pools from Community United Math- BROCHURE oeHst Church, Roaatle P«n>.

(201)267-5616 •Dinner and movie, 8 p.m. Aug. 23, Movie at low (o n\(v[ Drew University, Madison; dinner follows at BEGINNERS/ADVANCED Herole's Pub, Madison. ' CHILDREN/ADULTS •Dinner and jazz (ages 25-50) at Trumpets, Montclair, 6 p.m. Aug. 26. Cost $21. •Trip to Gnat Adventure, Jackson, 10 a.m. Aug. 29. Meet at Assumption Roman Catholic 440 COUTH ST., MORMSTOWN, NJ 07960 Church, Morrlstown. A Facility Of The Morris County Park Commlssloi CfMMMOADS erfeked (Maaratad and dhorced) (908) 722-6863, 7540317 •Se*f-help group at Centenary United Meth- odist Church, Metuchen, 7:30 p.m. luesdays. Back To FOftUM FOR SINGLES (609) 520-9337, (908) 446-2699 } School •Discussion group (not church-affiliated), so- Miss I

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For friendship, com- I Am a non-smoker, very beneficial relationship, Let us embrace the luluro a long term rebtion;,?:ip Iho cily, looking lor possible iriaiion'jl.ip Looking lor multiple interests ranging panionship and mom Mothm with small child wol- through love, understanding, companionship, & em- light social drinker, wfi comoone 18-31. Please coll oxt 3033. ij\ cars to Voga?. I raised como. Please respond to *ixt '1401 lional support; Eiperionce life's tip's & downs hand- from modern novols to I, rid have their own lives I in-hand; Sirivo towards attaining both our individual GIRLFRIEND WANTED two girls who arc m.iir !!.••] 1 ; " J, 160 lbs. with ;i tjood survive each lonely clay. Mind-game players & those cated, works oul, ISO, team minded, caring, SWF, N.- tho house, so if you N \---> v,hn can make decision*,. heart, sense ot humor & traditional valu, v.iHi simii.u ink-rovls. rainy day. 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Imnucully ')C i;:r. tolircjc u(!uc logal secre- how to comiiiuiiii.itti :<, •run tut* ombracn ot intimacy. you'ro looking tor a genuinely nitraclivc sincoio mustl Ext, 4014. tary, classical music lover, who will make lime daily wait- |Oin me in liviruj woman to havo a relationship with please rospond lo lor us. My tikes are many-qivo me an enjoyable man \ am seeking ;i SWF n Mi. b -5'fl, nol overweight, active, slim io petite ou-lnshioned values, lovea 10 cxt 3604. with whom to do them We will laugh, enjoy lile, DIVORCED WHITE MALE laugh, indepondonl, edurntud, romantic, likes to play THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- travel, you will bo needed. You're unmarried, 59' to Rugged, down to earth, entrepreneur, tall, veiy fit, in tho garden together making things grow, enjoys CEIVE MAIL. 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Loves to read, college educated. family man, single parent with soon to be college IN SEARCH OF REAL MAN younger brother wouldn't hint Please call Ext. 451f>. Looking for SWM, age 40-60. Physically fit gentle- bound son, nice guy w/ warm heart ISO S/DYVF, Intel- Not wanting a "Barbie", NO head-games, attractive men, not lo overwleghl, who enjoys dining oul, ligent, tarih bound, good sense of humor, caring, and Intelligent, non-smoker. I am young, crazy, in SINGLE MALE, 37 sports, the beach, and much morol Ploase reply out. loving, sensitive and nice warm smile for possible wheelchair, Independent, actress, writer, photogra- Tall, athletic. Looking for open minded, sensual le* 4601. LTR. I'm looking for a 50/50 woman, someone I can pher. Likes: music, parties, quiet nights, carnations. male. Age & race is unimportant. Call me, and lei's equally respect and share my Interests with, I am nol Be young or feel young, NO JERKS I I'm not a frail start enjoying each others company! Please reply DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE a domlnator nor do I like to be dominated. Good old thing needing assistance, Don't need a man, but Out 4380 Very young 44, with short blonde hair and groen fashioned values w/ a little room for mischief are want ono. Ext. 3607. eyes, fit and trim professional who loves sport cars, qualifies I look for. Creativity and a desire to experi- NIFTY FIFTY fashion, music A dancing, A/C, flea markets, movies, ence life to the fullest Is a plus, but take the time to LIFE'S TOO SHORT t SHOULDN'T BE WASTED- nice & fine looking lady Fit & Fun WWJF seeking dining out and romantic nights at home, I am seeking rest somellmesll I am Interested In just about every- attractive, outgoing spirited blonde, romantic, sen- soul mate lor tun & whalever. II you're physically a DWM who Is attractive, tit and trim with no children thing w/ a little more emphasis on the outdoors. Let s sual & caring dtslres an attractive inlelllgont unat- (and hopefully (inancially)Fit & looking for tun, age is or older children 38-4B who Is not afraid of commit- go dancing, fishing, dining, tennis, explore the dunes tached male (40-50) to b« my friend & lover. If you're no problem. Nice looking would be fine. Personality a ment and looking to build life together, Eit 44M. of Cape cod or just sit home together and I'm happy. ready lor a long term relationship, then call, lei's plus, good sense of humor a must. Please call Ext. Friendship comes 1st and strong relationships are laugh h enjoy lile together, Exl. 3605, 4511. DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE Ilk* good food, in that It takes time lo prepare, Rome 46, I am a nice woman who Is educated, finacially was not built In a day and neither are relationships. 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I'm funny, 30's, no drugs, alcohol or smoking, for SWF, beauti- term relationship. Please respond to ext, 4476 der, athletic, happy, honorable, communilive, for romantic, faithful, a ono-woman man, sincere, honest, ful ash blonde, 29. creative, spiritual, loving, honest, love, fun, I family. Please call ext. 4293. not superficial, not pretentious or materialistic. I pre- sincere, intuitive, sexy, 57,130 lbs. and much, much SINGLE WHITE MALE fer natural things, cuddling, gardening, dogs, house more. Ext. 4474 43, in search ol S/D/WF, 36-50, for a serious & LTR I SUCCESSFUL, BUT NOT RICH plants, the outdoors, parks, farms, long walks on the like stock car races. I like to do almost anything. I am Highly educated, but not art executive. Not tall (510), beach, or the beauty ol tho woods. I'm an artist, I like SINGLE BLACK MALE 5'9,175 lbs., looking lor e one-on-one relationship. A not dark (blonde hair, blue eyes), not handsome (but crafts, exploring flea markets, old movies, all am* 30, 6'4", 210 lbs., athletic, attractive, out-going, woman who likes to be spoiled, I like the shore. attractive). Just a normal guy who is good at what he mats, laughter, good conversion, friends, backyard seeks SBF/SWF for casual dating, must be sincere. Smokers OK, kids OK, pets OK, Somerset County does & beiteves that life should be shared with some- barbecues, books, museums, dancing, dining out, or Please reply ext. 3615. area, race unimportant. I hope to hear from you real one special. DWM In his 40's would like to hear from just eating pizza at home I would like to share a pie soon. Please call Ext. 4322. a S/OF who appreciates good companionship, with a woman who enjoys the simple things ol life, THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- READ MY PERSONAL Please call Ext. 4336. like quiat cozy evenings. A woman who's sensitive, 1 CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO affectionate, warm and loving, with a good sense of DWF, non-smoker, 5 5", green eyes, 401sh profes- TO: INTRODUCTIONS IOX 4322, POMES NEWS- sional, looking for tall, professional businessman. He humor and who's a bit unconventional. I would like to TWICE AS NICE should be financially secure, likes life, good times HPtM, PO tOX IN, SOMERVILU, NJ PUTS, meet a down to earth real person with old fashioned 2 Female friend* really tired ol weirdos, long-haired and it down to earth with a sense of good humor ind traditional values, 35*48 (please, not too overweight), SINGLE WtHTE MALE freaks, rap start, heavy metal monsten & other simi- sense of reality. Must answer this trivia: How many .j friends)' . snuggling, and possible long-term mo- Hindsome, athletic, aucctislul, will-educited, sta- lar types, Om SWJF, 22,51, blonde, blue-eyid, edu- dimples In a golfball? Please leave answer, brief mes- nogtmcus relationship. Please call Ext. 4513. ble, sincere, Enjoys sports, outdoors, temis, golf, cated, Enjoys working out, travel, movies, the beich, sage end name and phone number end I will call you movits, the arts I travel. Seeks bMutlful affection- dtnclng, NYC/AC. Other SWF, Catholic, 26,5 6, bru- back. E«t, 4337. QUALITY WHITI MALE ate, Intelligent, ithlttlc, non-imoking fimilt (25-35) nette, brown-eyed, educated. Enjoys working out, THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- horseback riding, NYC/AC, rock/bluet music, con- NIc* looking, 40's, educated, full hud of hair, looks who enjoys lift, companionship, romance I sharing CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO gem. We ire seeking 2 SWM, ages 25-33 with similar 10 years younger & thinks 20 years younger, solid all ol the above. II you're betwten 5 21 57, excep< TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4337, FORBES NEWS- Interests for friendship ft possible relationship. We're body (should lose some stomach,) considerate, non- (tonally attractive, physically til & deslr* a serious PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ OMM looking lor U2. Give us a ring on Exl, 4379. imokir, ulramely light drinker, sensuous, cooks, relationship with a great all around guy who promises kttps cl«an home, very handy, very active lifestyle. lo make you happy, Please call e*t, 4402 SINGLE WHITE FEMALE VERY PRETTY DIVORCED JEWISH FEMALE Looking for: brunette, up to 47yrs old, 5 3" to 5'8". 37, down to earth, wavey, light brown, ihoulder SINGLE WHITE MALE 46,5 8 slim, green eyes, dark hair. Successful psy- slim, a little slacked or willing to be, loyal & consider- length hair and brown eyes. 5' 6", larger frame but Looking lor young female who it pretty, kind and chologist, 2 children home, financially secuie, sense ate with a sense of humor & a great smile. Smiling not obese, a smoker, attractive, like* cooking, stay- attractive. I want to have a nice, meaningful and of humor, caring, sociable, flexible, likes music, din- eyes a plus. I'm looking lor the quality in a woman. ing home for a quiet evening w/a movie or going out, friendly relationship with a girl that wants to be ing, travel, walking, movies, reading. Seeks male Her skin color or eye slant aro unimportant. Please Works did hours but kind of a night owl, Looking lor hippy In one relationship. I keep busy physically by counterpart with traditional values for sharing laughs, respond ext. 4169, reply guaranteed. a sincere, honest, S/DWM, ktds ok, 35-50 who knows taking karate ft working out a little with weights, just romance, good times & bad in LTR. Please reply Ext THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- how to treat a lady, 5' 10' and over, average or solid enough to look and feel good. I am 5'7 and have 3325 CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO larger frame, who wants a one on one relationship. long curly brown hair and a cute face. Perfect chance (OPTIONAL) TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4119, No head games please. Only serious minded callers to meet your someone special. In my personality, the VERY PRETTY PETITE FORBES NEWSPAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMER- need call- ext 3806. most important thing Is the companion I have, Please DWF- 32, no kids, w/long blondo curls, 115 lbs, VILLE, NJ 0M76. call Ext, 3336. prof, & Independent. I'm artistic, adventurous w/ a SINGLE WHITE FEMALE crazy sense of humor. Enjoys horseback riding, dog SINGLE WHITE BORN AGAIN CHRISTIAN WOMAN SINGLE WHITE MALE shows, woodland walks, exploring NYC, dress up Attractive, 49, blonde, blue-eyed, looking for Tall, handsome, Attorney emotionally and financially 48, warm, canno, outgoing, 5', blue oyes, told I'm outgoing white male. 4B-5B, at least 5'10, who enjoys dinners or take out Pizza. Searching for a sweethoart attractive. In school for counseling degree, ACOA secure seeks tall, very attractive. WF, 28-45, for the of a Guy who believes friendship is the ultimate turn- life's celebrations, dining out, entertaining at home, best things In life expensive and Free. Ext. 4473. background, t love laughter, nature's beauty, warm, dancing & good conversation. Only men with a sense on. So if you are a SWM, 28-36 honestly attractive, caring people, children, animals, good books, good THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- possess good self-esteem, a good communicator & of humor & sincoro attitude need apply. Please call CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO music (esp, jazz, classical & Christian), having lun, Extension 4338 love to laugh givo a call! No drunks, druggies or sharing thoughts, teolmgs & God's love Enjoy sing- TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4473, FORBES NEWS- head games. Great smile & full head of hair a plus. ing, acting & writing. I LOVE old movies & Irtvia PAPERS, PO BOX 6W, SOMERVILLE, NJ OW, SINGLE WHITE FEMALE Ext. 4510. games. Would like to meet strong Christian gentle- very attractive, 30, 110 lbs., 55 w/1 child, non- man (Strong Christian, gentlo man) with good, kind, SINGLE WHITE MALE, 30, MV FAMILY t FRIENDS smoker, non-drug user, sincere, honest, organized & WANTED: ROMANTIC OUTDOORS MAN understanding (ol himself & others) heart Please call tell me Id make a great catch, only I don't like going neat, secure about myself, Wishing to meet SWM, Are you a S/DWM 35-40, humorous, kind, easy-going, Extension 4323. to bars to meet women. If you wouldn't mind a guy mm be vory attractive, 28-36, 5'9"-6'1", In shape, 34 honest, romantic, rugged? Do you like horseback THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- that could build you furniture, tako you on romantic riding, camping, picntcs. Renaissance Fairs? Would inch waist or small, 0-2 kids ok, non-smoker/drug camping trips & toko you Antique hunting, I wouldn't CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO user, honest, polito, not n slob or lazy, mus! be you liko to leach someone to fish or ski? Then, this TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4323, FORBES NEWS. mind meeting you. Incidently, I'm pretty good looking DWF is for you, I am a very youthful, 40, bubbly, secure about yoursglf yet not sell centered, for a loo. Please call Ext. 4506. PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMEHVILLE, NJ 08676. meaninglul relationship & possible marriage, if you fit romantic, intelligent, caring, affectionate, a groat con- all of the above, then please call ext.4294 versationalist with varied interests including; horses, RENAISSANCE MAN LOOKING FOR RENAISSANCE SINGLE WHITE MALE pholography, stock car racing, movios, music and 26 yrs. old, attractive, successful, 511.1 Oln., straw- WOMAN SINGLE WHITE FEMALE much more. I am opon to learning and sharing new I'm a good looking, prof, well eclucalccl, D8M w/ no berry blond hair, green eyos. I am honest and caring, interests; want a possible LTR Ploaso call enl. 4470 22, 5'B", Enjoy dancing, movies, cuddling a plus! I tired of head games & bar scenes. I enjoy various Children. I am 40 (look 33). b Blall, 16b lbs, t am en|oys walks, love tho boach, camping find I adore Intelligent and articulaie. and have a healthy sense ol activities from N.Y. City to the shore Looking foi hiking. I have a bubbly sense of humor & you should SWF, 21-30 who is attractive, honest, with good WHITE WIDOWED MALE humor I am also a gentleman w/ solid values, which the same. Must enjoy children. I am looking for a Warm, witty & wonderful. I'm 42 yrs old, 51 6, 140 tncludo sincerity, honesty, and consideration ol sense of humor who la looking for a friendship or a SWM, Mid-twenties, who has a great sense ol humor, possible relationship, Please call ext. 4555, lbs., in great shape, have a good job & no kids olher's feelings. I have m,iny interests, which include MUST be able to be open & communicate! Finaclally Interested in meeting a nice lady, should be petile & volleyball, bowling, tennis, composing music and & emotionally stable a must. Not looking for a Play- pretty with a great sense ol humor. I tike music, playing guitar and keyboard. I also enjoy sci-fi, and SINGLE WHITE MALE girl centerfold, just a sincere guy, who is looking for a 29, 5 8, blonde hair & blue eyes, lormer marine, sports, play baseball, enjoy eating dinners at restau- occasionally going lo movies, dancing and dining real relationship. Please reply exl. 3614 rants & going to movies. I am a smoker. Please call out, as well as spondmg limo at homo w/ good welghMiftir, Catholic, smoker, social drinker, la tooed, bikar, Mechanical Engineering student. I like Exl. 4330. friends and good conversation. SINGLE WHITE FEMALE The Renaissance woman I'm looking for should have 50's, 60't & Heavy Metal. Hate Rap & Club Music. 49, 5'T 120 lbs, hazel eyes, blonde 6 attractive, 4**WANTED**ft similar values ind interests and be bei. 27 and 43 Looking for SCF, no drugs. Please call Ext. 4329. Would like to meet that special tall romantic caring Harley man, good-looking, 47-S2, clean, unmarried, She should be emotionally and financially secure, and sincere gentleman to share the simple and liner who rtnows how to treat a lady who lives to ride, down lo earth, have a pleasant disposition and ap- SINGLE WHITE MALE- things in Mo such as flowers and candle light din- needs to lovo & be loved, & knows how lo treat a pearance, hetllhy self esteem, intelligent, not into Attractive, very fit, 30, 5'9, blue eyes, fun-loving, ners. A Best friend and possibly a lasting relation- man, You must be employed, have other interests & nflad trips, and as comfortable being a lady as well enjoys boating, beach, outdoors, travel, pets & ship. Please respond to ext 4464 have a good sense of humor. If you hate your moth- as a tomboy. Musically inclined n plus If you lit this sports. Seeks SWF, 25-33, for friendship possibly er, are crazy, have a bad temper, a superego, are a description, (are not intimated by a multi-lacoted loading to a lasting relationship. Please call SINGLE WHITE MALE control freak, need more than 1 worr.an & lio a lot, man) and are looking lor Inendship and perhaps 1 Extension 4339. 26, VR 165 lbs, brown hair & blue eyes, educated, don't call. Normal men, pleaso call Extension 4331. more, please give me a call Hare is unimportant. No THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- soeks SWF, 2026, with tho following in common, THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- smokers, heavy dnnkeis or drug users, please Ext CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO healthy, attractive, athletic, enjoys outdoors, and is CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO 4603 conservative with old-fashioned values, lo build TO: INTRODUCTIONS, BOX 433ft, FORBES NEWS- PAPERS, PO BOX m, SOMERVILLE, NJ 0M76, TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4331, FORBES NEWS- friendship & possilbe relationship, ploaso call ext. PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ 0S876, 8INQLE BUCK CHRISTIAN FEMALE 3601 32 yr. old, I have been single over 4 yrs & comfort- 6INGLE WHITE PROFESSIONAL FEMALE able. But not enough lo want to stay, looking for SINGLE WHITE MALE 36, 5ft.4in. 110 lbs,, very sexy, sophist;jated, intel- SMOKEY MOUNTAIN MUSE someone who has no children, but wants somo In the 21 yrs old, Very good looking, hopeless romantic. ligent, exotic. Late 20-looklng. Financially secure, In- Cool walks on country roads, quaint tea rooms, future. I have none now. looking for somoono to holp socking single tomalo, between 24-42. 5B', dark hair dependent, corporate professional. Looking for at- browsing in antique shops, in touch with nature. me find myself, lovo mo & not leave me I am no w/ light oyes and in groat shape with many interests, tractive, honest, sincere SPWM, 34-43 lor LTR. You Early 50's, unique well-educated, attractive, Jewish Beauty but not gross either I want very much to lovo Tho ideal lady is smart, protty and in good shape, bol can count on my sincerity and loyalty if you aro a widow, likes to travel, enjoys gourmet cooking, art, & be loved. To grow & prosper together decently, I V and 5'6", non-smoker and non-drug user, race is worthy person. Please call exl. 4554. music, golf. Seeks gentleman 55-65 ol quality with preter someone who is outgoing because I am ro- unimportant. Must bo clean and headgamcrs need same Interests. Presently living at Ocean County Soa- served. Going places i )ove Roast) call oxt.42% no! apply. Please rop!y ext 4604. SINGLE WHITE PROFESSIONAL FEMALE shore, hope you wouldn't mind meeting me halfway. Please call ext, 4163. SINGLE WHITE MALE ~~ 26, 5' 7", athletic build. Do you like roller coasters, climbing to tho top of n mountain and golden folriov- SINGLE ATTRACTIVE 37 YEAR YOUNG WOMAN 31, 62, 190 lbs likoa spurla, movius & outdoors. I am THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- crs? Aro you looking (or a fun-loving, smart and ad- CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO SEEKING MR. RIGHT sincere & honest & have a good sonso of humor. I venturous woman to be your bosl fnond? If tho an- TO: INTRODUCTIONS, BOX 4163, FORBES NEWS- He should be a SW/DWM, educated, linancialiy/pmo- work crnzy hours 3-11pm Looking for WF 25-40 with swer to Itieso questions Is yes and you ate a SWM, PAPJRSrfjO. BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ0BB76. lionally secure, .ilfectionati>, rospedW. and inter- similar hours A interests, who boliuvus in meaningful 26-34, intelligent and havo a kind heart, pluaso roply ested in a friendship and possible long-tprm monoqa- relationships if you'ro out theio-lofs talkl Plonsc call lo oxl <1!J!)3. mous relationship I rn S 2. pp!iU>, and havo brown Cxi 3039 NEW TO SOMERSET COUNTY naturally curly hau and ba^l ymen oycy I enjoy 44, etivaremi wind1 (CMKI'O hcaiiliuiu1 prolessiurinl plonsuro tiavelimj. a tjttiat \\tm ami ccuwtusMtinn- SINGLE WHITE MALE SINGLE WHITE PROTFSTANT MALE busy wirkiiii] on my detitco ,n ,i v.-iMfhund collutjif alist. dancing, t,pot 1.ii*» '.[wiv ( uitur.it ev'.'nh and HI down to c.irlh, handsome, alhU<1ir, Intellectual, '13, !)'0", young looking, smart, hawisumo, (|ond fnully lias Ihc summm n!| H.ivn I had ;i iliiwe'hi much mot',1 !m the pruurl ITH-IIHT ul UM '.iiy. rouianw . vjir.otiiiif", lalkativo, uihnr limes (jtiii'l shape, positive, romantic, stand-up guy In soared ol niflko now Iriumh, I d like; ID (ji>t l>,ick to wlml I oiijuy. wls la k n my kiefs J I MI VM>< ,nii|)iin.ihy p Uki.' iMjiiJuur activities N exurcibu but alsu like to Protuslanl Fomale; attractive, lilwiply, r,imihar por- natural hvmrj, ouutnnrs .ictivilici like biking, hiking, snnaio, am) advL'tiluniij'. 1)(-\,I!UM] ,i '.nuimati! not relax in ptNtcn A quiet Liberal, honest & loyal. Like suiiiil qualities, up to 40 yuars old. A tacJy who will \w loni] walks, nrli!1, in the immtiv .'»"(} cxplnrifUj. all (list a playmate If \w Muie Mmilai inli'H",K ,nul tennis. i.kniK). htryciiM!]. Illness nutnlion, museums, my romantic partner & friend Please reply exl 301 (j typos of fmii.ic trcmi Heg^ic in fiiuu Ciiais. q[?1iinq this no rionsoit'.c lun l<,yiii(| tVum.tn ti.i<, |n.>;ikm! li.'irl,1,, UuMk'r, history. poMics ole Looking for a mtu Stmpi), t)ti! Mu.!<;t iiMpoit.mily (JFJOII iinti tunny your curinsily-lhon rail ur send mi.1 a null? (pit tutu woman lo <>h;ifn lilt? with, Ploaso call Exl. 4335. SLEEPLESS IN N.J. conversations ;iru1 !ni>ni.1ihi|) I havo ,'iri iictvonluigus optional) I truly lu'lieve LIM. IS MLANT 10 OF SWM, J3, Eric Clapton look-aliku In search of SWF, nature mid I m open in Usirnitu). '.hiinrui ttml II.'IVKU) LIVED'! Exploring till !". CHAIll NGC". <; tlio KfV SINGLE WHITE MALE 25-33, simplicity profonod- honesty n must. Plonso lun ami taking risks n ju-.t ri'iumed fmm a whitu TO A HAPPY FULFILLING tXISTHNCL!' I'IOHSII reply 'VJ, I/O lbs, muscular huikl, brown hair, green oyes reply oxl. 4552. water railing tup m \7V witli my kid:; Wh.it n Mist OKI 4471) Sick ol tho bar scono, tirod ol games, I'm honest, although I was a httlo ncirort) I iipninciald tho atisur- romantic, handsome wild cjoori sense of humor, liko SLIM, NICE LOOKING PROFESSIONAL dittos that lilo can ollfi and can laugh at myself (why THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- to work out and havo many different interests. Look- DWM, onjoys tennis, Ihoatro, Jorsoy shore, & wot king else would I wile tins pursun.il) I cJ lovr lo irenl a CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO ing lor SWF, 26-3!), vory attractive, shapely who is out is looking for slim, nice looking professional S/ palietil man with similar initroiits who wants lo ex- TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 1475, FORDES NEWS- also into Mnoss, honost A sincoto, looking for a long DWF 32-42, norvsmokor, drug freo w/slmllar Interests ploro (tho Dndtjus ol Madison Cnunty) with mo (his PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMEHVILLE, NJ 08076. turm relationship Call Fxt. 4467. lor frlenshlp/rolationshlp. Please coll EKI, 45OB, summer. Plonso fosponti to out

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Our Family hu 20 yean Fi'irtiro's specials and slrijile menu items aie .ill priced I O 651 Bound Brook Rd. eiperlmce In nuking people happy, with greal pricei, large portoni, under 412 Ihe rest;mranl accepts alt ma|or uedit cards, and old redpea hinded down to us from generation to generation. .mil now Ivis a liquor iiuiivid )l is npiin tot lunch Monday- Middlesex, NJ "So come on tn and Id IU cook for you • You'll Love ItT y, and dinner every night nl tho week (908) 968-3242 469-4552 and 356-9742 226 West Union Ave. • Bound Brook, W 08805 lion) Somfiville Shops

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FRIDAY NK2HT SPECIAL Seafood Newburg • Sauiwd ScaHops 908-968-3242 COACH N' PADDOCK < Shrimp & Lobster • Branded Tarragon The owners of Carpaccio's Restaurant, Wedd\n$ • 'Banquets • Tanks for ffi Occasions Cream Sauce the Qiku family, are once again doing 66Rto. 173W«st*Hafnpton. NJ08627'(908)7357889 $169S what made them so successful in the t txtl 12*4 milts West of Clinton*FAX (906)735-2923 past. They have been at this site for 16 OPEN 7 DAYS SATURDAY NMHT years and in the first 12 they were known Continental Cuisint SPECIAL as the Ox Bow, a pleasant family restau- 'ftaturuyj: Chateaubriand, 'Kacftof Lamb Prime Rib • Baked Potato rant with a large menu and low to medium Caesar Salad, 'Pastas, Sauerbrattm and Schnituls $4 095 prices. Live Entertainment Friday Evening I L (reg. $14.00} Carpaccio's has three dining rooms, Lunch Dinner Sunday dinners start at 11:30 until 8:30 p.m. one large and two small intimate ones ^ wuncn sun »I2pm-9pm separated by a fireplace. Most of the ata Sun. - 12pm-3pm 1B1 Mt. Bethel Road, Warren, NJ. carte dining is done in the two small TWilight Dining Weddings Banquets Mon.-Fri. -• 4pm-6pm Parties for All Occasions (908) 647-0410 rooms. The main dining is a lovely setting Accommodations 10-200 consisting of wood paneling half way up the walls, grey painted walls and ceilings, and large bay windows in the front wall. Dine With Us & The table setting consist of white table er Ttme Dining! DANCE cloths, pink under lining and matching DANCE napkins. Waitress's are adorned in tux- :MARTELL'S. DANCE edo's, a carry over from their upgrading • COCKrAIUlAUKHFiirAUKANTY movement. The servers are all pleasant, To The Tunes of FrmOntniiTiimtDlmt The Areas Greatest knowledgeable and courteous. I have al- BANDS ways felt that a good server can make the fiMhlb • Enjoy Daily Luncheon • Sunday is Uidici Night difference between an average and enter- Fnm tin Grill, tttktba, A Dinner Sjxciali Feitunnt Oldici Muiic taining dining experience. The servers are • Uve Entertainment • Happy Hour ThundiV'SatUfdiy Monday thru Friday always there when needed, always chang- CtdttaiUttEtpm* > Midday Spcciili 3 pm-6 pm Mondiy thru Friday ing the silverware and always ready with 1013 Wuhlngton Avt, Grttn Brook (901) HM739 an answer to all questions. Carpaccio's menu consist of 10 appetiz- Menlo Park Mall-908-549-7922 ers, 4 soups, including stracciatella, and yDD*>M Italian egg drop soup with spinach and 2 Serving You For 26 Year$ salads including Caesar. To Advertise On$ of C$ntr$l NJ.'s Oldest Hilton R$st$unnts There are 9 pasta dishes with 9 different Lunch Specials sauces, 8 veal, 5 chicken, 5 chops and in Mon - Fri 11:30 - 3pm steaks and 9 seafood entrees. In addition, • Chicken Antonio • Polk) Verde there are nightly specials such as soft _Argula Island (chicken, veal, shrimp) shell crabs, broiled salmon filet, and riga- Summer Dining toni in a vodka sauce. Dally Dinner Specials All entrees come with a salad and veg- Call Micki Steaks * Chops • Seafood etable. The house salad consists of ice- berg lettuce, spinach, cucumbers and red at MUM SRISTORANTE cabbage in a vinaigrette dressing. Opin 7 Days The desserts are worth mentioning. 722-3000 1984 Rt. 27, Edison (908)287-2778 Choices are Carpaccio cake, a bitter AMX * Diners • Visa * MasterCard sweet dark chocolate sponge cake, ricotta X6104 cheese cake, Napoleons, fresh strawber- ries & much more. 660 Middlesex Ave. Full Course Carpaccio's may have upgraded their Dinner for Metuchen, NJ. establishment, but in the process it has only '9.95 become once again nn unpretentious, sat- plus t»x & gmt. 549-2040 Apptllttr, chulce »t enirtr isfying restaurant worth going to. Includes solatl, putntu, cofftc Lunch Served Monday thru Sunday & driHN, Hours of operation: Our Early Bird Menu of- Thursday & Friday Luncheon Buffet ten Poultry, Seafood Prim* Rib, Veal & Patta EARLY BIRD SPECIALS Lunch Monday Friday 11:30 - 3:30 Dlirm Sunday 1- Dinner Monday - Sunday 400 • 11:00 ,,« 5, Mon>-Frl. 4:30- Monday-Friday §S< Entertainment Friday & Saturday Nights 7:00. 4 pm-6 pm |J" WEDNESDAYS - LOCAL BAND NITE Major Credit Cards Live entertainment Wednesday thru Sunday 1714 Kttslou Avc, Somerset (nil <.o[n«7) 908-469-2522

20 Weekend Plus -, Niv^pn|»rs .18 20, .1993 Dance tc the Sc untl of cur Live Lands LUCCA'S Ewry Friday Night Espresso Car Aug. 20th - Eddie Dean Trio Aug. 27th • Gary Ross Trio Mfti, Rclti\ A I iiff Cappuccino • Lattes • Espresso • Imported Water Bar COACH t" PADDOCK Over 80 Specially & Decaf Beam & Teas Open 7 Days Pastries • Pancy Desserts • Breads • Frozen (908) 735-7889 Italian Desserts Gelato {Italian Ice Creim) Iced • Lunch • Dinner • Cocktails Mochaccino & Other Refreshing • Waddings • Banquets • Parties tor All Occasions Wine Iced Drinks 86 Rt. 1-73, Hampton (4 mi. West ot Clinton] With Reason LUNCH "LITE" FARE 416 Main St. 70 Elm St. Marilyn Cormack Metuchen Westfkld •W,1' Ten years ago, the thought of 908-906-2072 908-232-1810 California producing world class Mon., Th. 8-10, Fri.-Sat. 8-12, Sun. 9-10 wines brought laughter. They laughed at Washington and Or- egon, too, Okay. Are your ready? All Entrees $3.00 Texas wines. Are you laughing? I AH V* Ib. Sandwiches $1.99 hope not because there is a pat- \ tern developing here. r,F< I recently tasted the wines ot ;>*4 Llano Estacado, a 70 thousand plus case winery located in Lub- & i KJku % tk bock, Texas. I remember about five years ago when all ot the wine Meals to Go periodicals were heralding Texas as THE new place to watch in the Menu for Week of August 23 rd wine world, Even though some may not be as enthusiastic about Dine On The IVoterfronf Mon. Turkey Cutlets w/Cranberry Glaze or the wines as they once were, Llano Linguini Alfredo wines certainly show that Texas Thursday Special , can be a player Tue« Linguini & Ctam Sauce or 1 UWt BBQ Beef, Veggie Pita

The winery actually started out as E on Rice & an experiment in organic chemistry Wed. 9ypt' Chicken or and it wasn't until 1983 that the Tuna & Stuffed Tomato remaining hybrid vines were re- Twin Lobsters ($15 Max, offer on 2nd Dinner) Thiirc Swedish Pot Roast or placed with vinifera. Winemaker Exec. Spec, w/coupon, luulbt Eggplant & Ricotta Bake Don Brady is not afraid to play with $ the fruit, giving it oak accents or i pr: Baked Rigaioni & Meatballs or malolactic where it is needed, (••: (No Coupon) Crabcakes The 1090 Sauvignon Blanc is 201 Front St., Perth Amboy • Regular Menu Also Available] Customers always welcome at our both powerful and simple. The _„, Steaks e Lobster • Seafood back door off parking lot #2 nose, filled with green grass, Intlmtti Cockttll LounQt k melon, and fig just about takes RiMrvitloni Suggvittd your socks off through your shoes. Optn 7 Diyi 442-3000 62 W. Main St., Somerville 722-8782 And, there Is a very intense alcohol Major Crtdlt Cards

tingle. But, in the mouth, the wine • •***& is not overpowering at all. The fla- vors of herbs and melon do follow through (and I was really glad they did} but somehow the acid/alcohol balance tamed the flavors and you have an excellent food pairing TOWN PLAZA wine. Heck, this is (me by itself beioro dinner! 239 NORTH AVE The 1991 Chardonnay has to be the "star" of Llano's lineup. It has DUNELLEN layer upon layer ot flavors • apple, oak, vanilla, pineapple, and a hint of butter -all set in refreshing acidity 908-752-2226 and ML richness. And, this is only their regular bottling. Wow! The luge Selection of the Finest Fruits " TVT/*\\t T /^DI?1VT 1989 Cabernet Sauvignon, which is & Vegetables Plus Den IMUW Ur£/1N (unfortunately) very limited, had to be my favorite. Rich in plum, black- berry and black pepper flavors, vel- Peaches vety smooth and just enough tan- Watermelon Bananas nins to give the finish a firm bite. Shows me that Texas reds are nothing to sneeze at. Ib. 'Ib. Texas wines can only improve. Select They have the climate, they have L ion of the technology, and they have tal- Boar ented winomakors using the grapes sHead to their greatest advantage. I like 'em. I hope you will. too. Enjoy! Cucumbers Celery Potatoes Cuts& Sponsored by 41b, KINGSTON Salads Wine & Llqucn &, FRANKLIN TOWNE CENTER (next to FOODTOWN) 908-422-2324 3417 Highway 27, Franklin Park, NJ ^ Aug. 18-20,1993 Fortx?s Newspapers Weekend Plus 21 McAteers - Somerset, 908-469-2522 KC.s Kc Burgers © Pasta & Pizza o Steak Italy Express - Garwood, 908.789-9110 SPRINGFIELD Any Dinner On The^JMenu Tues.,Weds. & Thurs. 4-lOpm i Somerset Hills - Warren, "Where Family Pining Is Affordable i Fun" Open 7 Days 11am-l;30am • Mat Major Crodt Card* Accepted Includes salad, bread & cup of soup 908-647-6700 Excluding: 16oz NY Strip & Blackboard Speck* 1100 Oak The Road, S. Plainfield (908)757-6306 Colonial Farms • Somerset, 908-873-3990 tv.-t1 «#**V * *, W Villa Piancone • South Plainfield, 908-561-2722 MM Main St. - Bridgewater, 908-526-1420 HERB PAMLO'S C/RHNHOUSFRISTAURANT Mom's - Edison, 908-287-2778 MM JINEMtH US FOR LUNCH Jasper's - Hillsborough, OR DINNER IN OUR GREENHOUSE 908-526-5584 Four Rooms for Banquet MM Rt. 22 E., Springfield* 101/467-4004 e Bridal Showwa •Blrthdaya Ebbets - Whitehouse, a Waddlnga • Claaa Rwnloni 908.543-4611 a AnnlvarNriai • Family Partita MM > Ratlramama Somerset Marriott - Somersert, DESTINY 908-560-0500 Frl., Sat. 9-1:30, Sun. 5-10 MM Shrimp In Mil Rou 50's & Country Basking Ridge Golf Club • •t Thursday Hippy our s Rattrve Now For Tht Holidays Basking Ridge, 908-766-8200 FREE 1 NORTH VOSSEIiER AVE KDUNDIROOK MM ICarpaccio Middlesex, 201 Call For A Special 356-2692 -556-9888 968-3242 Jr^i •*** Drafts Price izers INI Show our receipt This Friday Pandoras Mi i Wed., August 25th i

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