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The^festfield Record r> Thursday, July 23, 1992 A Forbes Newspaper 25 cents ; Summer delight Aftermaths A Democratic convention delegate enjoys the aura and excitement OHOMEK Mrs. Goldberg also attended a fundraiser which took THE RECORD in $750,000 for women candidates for the Senate. Mrs. Goldberg had the opportunity to talk with New York Now that the nominating is done and the platform Mayor David Dinkins and Democratic Party Chair- established, Veronica Goldberg can take a rest After man Ron Brown at the victory dinner, which raised her second time at a Democratic National Convention, $4 million. the Westfield resident was tired, but excited after all She accompanied Lucinda Florio and the wives of the action. the governors of Hawaii, Wyoming, North Dakota, Even though Mrs. Goldberg was rooting for Mario Nebraska and Pennslyvania on a shopping trip. She Cuomo to be the vice-presidential candidate, she said she enjoyed hearing how life differs in the gover- thinks Al Gore is a great choice. nor's mansions across the country. The governor of "I didn't realize he had such a wonderful environ- North Dakota, for example, makes the coffee and mental record," she said. breakfast for his wife each morning, she said. "He even makes the bed!" she added. Mrs. Goldberg's enthusiasm is not only for the facts and issues, but for the personalities also. "Finally But Mrs. Goldberg cautioned that conventions are they're real people, not people that appear plastic," not all parties and events. "If you're there to party, she said. When the balloons fell and Fleetwood Mac's you're not a good delegate," she said. Don't Stop Thinking About Tommorrow blared Ross Perot's decision to drop out of the campaign through Madison Square Garden, it really made her did not surprise her. His bid was sincere, she said. believe it could work, she said. "You really have to believe, not be ego driven," she The night the states officially nominated Gov. added. Mrs. Goldberg hopes Gov. Clinton can em- Clinton and he made an unorthodox appearance at brace the disenfranchised Republicans and Perot sup- the convention, Mrs. Goldberg was on her way out porters. before he got there. Once her group was outside the Even after two conventions, the process still amazes Garden, though, she heard a police officer tell the her. "People fail to realize the diversity of delegates crowd to "either get on one side of the street or the on the floor," she said. "Not only are there politicians other because Gov. Clinton was on-tris way.*She— andcandidates, but average hard-workingDemocrats immediately went back in to see him. who take their week's vacation and spend their own She said that his showing up before he was nomi- money to come be a part of the excitement," she nated demonstrates that he is "in touch with the added. people. He is showing he can do it and wants to be Believing in the candidate and working to get him involved," she said. elected was not the only reward of the days in New But Bill Clinton was not the only star of the week York. After air-conditioning and water problems at in New York; Mrs. Goldberg met many other movers the Drake hotel, where the New Jersey delegation was and shakers of the Democratic party. She sat with staying, the hotel gave all the guests a voucher for a former Congresswoman Bella Abzug at a luncheon. free weekend
* E. BLAKE W1LUAMS/THE RECORD Charlie Bangle of WostflekJ, a three-year mambar of tha ahufflaboard group of tha Old Guard A Perot leader feels betrayed of Waatflald, motlona that anothar player'a ahot la "no good," whlla hla partner, Harold Hhehoox, loefcs on. More photoa about tha activity ara on paga A-8. •y IUZAMTH Many people sacrificed a great deal in support of THE RECORD Mr. Perot, Mr. Bekkedahl explained. This decision - could be embittering to those who never were in- Once Cliff Bekkedahl, leader of the town's Perot volved in politics before, Mr. Bekkedahl added. organization, nodded his head in agreement with "Perot sawed them off at the knees," he said. Ross Perot Now his eyebrows are up in shock and Because New Jersey only requires 800 signatures to Town's tax bills still on hold disbelief at Mr. Perot's dropping out of the race for be added onto the ballot, it was easy to round up the :' \ President necessary support The Westfield group had over 70 Commenting on his first involvement in politics, people involved. Mr. Bekkedahl was keeping the vol- Mr. Bekkedahl said he felt "kind of betrayed" by Mr. unteers informed through phone calls and a newslet- as legislators fool with budget Perot's decision to end his undeclared candidacy. He ter. Now that he is no longer involved in presidential said, "Hopefully, there will be an Mr. Dickson presented other pos- believes that Mr. Perot did not divulge his real rea- politics, Mr. Bekkedahl will get back to business as a eleventh-hour save," sons for quitting the race. management consultant RECORD sible outcomes. Other towns have Mr. Bekkedahl thought the independent candidate The county tax office prints the printed interim bills, estimating Mr. Perot's appeal to the public for support was not would "shake up the system" and be a "breath of As the summer continues, West- bills but cannot do so until the new the tax rate. A preliminary bill can contingent on whether the election went to the House fresh air." He figured a businessman like Mr. Perot field is hoping that the state ap- tax rate has been determined, Vio- be mailed with the minimum of Representatives, Mr. Bekkedahl said would be able to control the budget deficit Mr. Perot proves the budget before the let Jacob, tax collector, explained. amount of money needed to keep "His call was 'Get me on the ballot'," he explained. would also wake people up, he explained. month runs cut It will take five days to print the the town in the black. The town He should have calculated the possibility of that situ- Mr. Bekkedahl said he will wait to see the reactions The quarterly tax bills are due to bills once the new rate is approved. can also issue tax anticipation ation from the outset, Mr. Bekkedahl said. His sup- of the other candidates before he decides whom to be sent to property owners Aug. 1, Assessor Robert Brennan adopt- notes based on the fact that it will porters would have been prepared for it if he had vote for. If President Bush is "smug and complacent" with the expected increase in- ed the "wait and see" attitude. He collect the money from taxes. placed more conditions on his candidacy. he will favor Governor Clinton, he said. cluded. If the state fails to approve offered one solution to put money the budget, however, the town in the bank. Westfield could collect, must find an alternate plan. The the same amount of taxes it did in options are not limited and local May, he said. But taxpayers would Home sales are up; officials have faith that the state then have to absorb the entire will work It out, even if it is at the yearly tax increase in the Novem- Real Estate data Jan.-June '92 last miAute. ber payment Many towns in the (compared w»h Beat hai 1891) "I- dont know how close it will area are faced with the same di- market time down be," town treasurer James Dickson lemma, he noted. •y •HTHMHI (•12J%) 'Night Out' set for Aug. 4 THE RECORD Dollar vobnw Finally, some good news on the real estate front Home sales and The Westfield Police Department, in conjunction with Public Service prices are up for the first half at the year, according to the Westfield of Mb Electric and Gas Company, will again participate In "JtsfteHca's Night Board of Realtors, which indicated homes are also selling quicker. (+10.2%) Out Against Crime," Tuesday, Aug. 4. The total number of units sold through June was up 12.0 percent over ; Night Out Against Crime is a means of showing neighborhood concern numbers for the first six months of last year. The units include all types Avaraga salt prict against crime and drugs and an opportunity to meet and socialize with of homes, from condominiums and starter homes to estates. The average $227,556 (+«%) their neighbors. Residents who know their neighbors and their routines length of time on the market decreased from 102 days last year to 86. ara more likely to recognize strangers or suspicious persons in the Pinky Luerssen, president of the Westfield Board at Realtors, said low Avtragt dm neighborhood. interest rates are "a hopeful sign." The market has progressively im- This year's theme for National Night Cut is "Going Away Party." proved this year, she added. The real estate business is dependent on on marfctt Flyers are available at Police Headquarters detailing the event Resi- many factors, she explained, even the presidential election. 102 dawn to 85 (-17%) dents are encouraged to attach a balloon to a front lamp post or porch Prices on the homes ranged from $60,000 to $1.1 million. The price Llfllngi submmad between HO tun., Aug. 4 as a show of support occurring moat often was $185,000. Lt Owen "Mike" McCabe of the Westfleld Police Department appreci- The figures are far homes listed with the Multiple listing Service in ates the cooperation of the residents of Westfield and encourages every- the primary territory of the Westfiald Board - Cranfbrd, Westfield, (undar 1%) one to have a happy and safe summer. Garwood, Mountainside, Fsnwood, and Scotch Plains — but include the Questions may be addressed an saw* Held Police Headquarters, 789- greater area of Union County and parts of Somerset, Mkfcflr—T, and 4000. ' Essex counties.
j Theater is bursting out ail over Is there opportunity for towns to share Inside 1 purchasing without hurting home rule? A-4 this week as story and photo reveal A-7 Community life A-7 Fire logs A-3 The Obituaries A-8 Opinion A-4 Police log A-2 Record Conservationist David Moore sheds light Religion A-5 Renovations inside thetownship building are on role of federal funds in open sapces ...A-2 Sports B-1,2,3 this week under budget and ahead of schedule A-3 July 23,1992 Two Arkins Thefts keep police busy Learnin rience earn jewelry Wednesday, July li ported his car was broken into out- Police arrested Michael Iiloyd, side his home. certification 18, of Plainfleld for operating a ve- * • • . hide while unlioenaed and several A Norman Place resident re- Andrew and Jeffrey Arkin of other summonses. The motor ve- ported her car wu broken into and Adlers Jewelers, 219 North Av- hicle was impounded and he is the radio stolen while the vehicle enue, were awarded each the title bBKg held in fleuof $375 bail. was parked outside her home. of Registered Jeweler by the ti'i/'j a e e • • • American Gem Society (AGS). -Aq juvenile was arrested on A resident of Shohamaxton The Society, an association of* i Avenue for possession of Drive reported her car was broken fine jewelers pledged to consumer n possession of cocaine with into and personal property wu re- protection and gemological educa-a to sell, and possession of a moved, tion, awards the title to member:, substance within a jewelers who obtain advanced pro- _ fessional knowledge and skill zone. Steven Smith of Newark wu ar- » • • through hands-on experience, ge- rested for attempting to commit mological courses and annual ex- "k Westfield resident reported her theft by deception. aminations. vWiSde wu broken into at the Andrew Arkin has six years of Southside Train Station. Entry wu A Norman Place resident re- experience in the jewelry industry. gained through the rear driver's ported money stolen from hit ve- His main duties include sales and side'window. An Alpine AM/FM. hicle parked outside his home. jewelry repair. He also holds the cassette player, valued at $300 wu • a* Graduate Gemologist diploma stolen. A Shadowlawh Drive resident's from the Gemological Institute of car was broken into and a surf- America. In his community he is ;.;,.<, Thursday, July 1« board valued at $49 wu stolen. involved in the Chamber of Com- A resident of Worman Place re- merce. ported a burglaryy and theft. Sunday, July It Jeffrey Arkin, a 3rd generation ;>-: ••• A resident of Ardaleigh Drive re- jeweler, has ten years of experi- ; Middlebury, CT resident re- ported that her vehicle wu at- ence in the jewelry industry. He ported criminal mischief to her car tempted stolen. holds the Graduate Gemologist di- which was parked on North Av- ploma from the Gemological Insti- enue. The windshield was broken. A resident of Linden reported tute of America, and is also owner her vehicle stolen while parked on of the firm. In his community he Friday, July 17 Windsor Avenue. is active in the Chamber of Com- Police arrested James Smith of merce. Wfcdbridfle for driving while in- Someone attempted to break John A. Michaels, president of tajufated at Central Avenue and into a motor vehicle while it wu the American Gem Society, said, Elizabeth Street A breathalyzer parked outside a Verron Place resi- "I want to congratulate Andrew test allegedly read .17% blood alco- dence. and Jeffrey Arkin on achieving a hol content., He was released on level of skill reached only by some The Gap on East Broad Street 1,350 retail jewelers throughout reported a shoplifter. the United States and Canada. 6nminal mischief "was reported They have qualified each as Regis- to a residence on Otesco Drive. Monday, July 20 tered Jeweler through a personal • • • A residence on Grove Street re- desire to increase their knowledge of gemology and through the LJ\VQ wheelbarrows were stolen ported a theft of $23 from her SHARON WILSON/THE RECORD pft* a residence on Ripley Place. home. Entry was gained through a DavklZom, 8, toaaa control of tha ball during WestfteHd Recreation Department lacroaaa store's subscribing to business first floor window screen. prsjcttca on Monday. principles set down by the Federal Saturday, July 18 • • • Trade Commission, Better Busi- Warren Farley of Irvington wu ness Bureau and the Society's own arrested for * driving while in- code of ethics." toxicated at the corner of Central Avenue and New Street A breatha- lyier test allegedly read .19% blood alcohol content He was released Ottawa — historic stop on Air Canada Tour on $375 bail. This u one in a aeries of articles a protected military supply route the then hostile United States and, ,-.- '• • • • therefore, an unlikely site for an Murry Perch, the owner or the about the cities and places to be from Montreal to the Great Lakes, Suonyside Newstand reported the visited on the J 0-day tour Roman- one that would be safely distant American invasion. theft of bundles of newspapers val- tic Canadabeing sponsored by from the American border. With the growth of Canada and ued at $25. Forbes Newspapers, Air Canada The canal itself was carved the federal government, Ottawa and Hilton International Hotels. through some 200 kilometers of has expanded, too. Historic sites, 7A. Ironside Place resident re- The city of Ottawa, which de- swamp, river, lake and solid rock culture, shopping, festivals, scenic rives its name from the Indian between the Ottawa River and wonders attract millions of visitors word for where rivers meet, was Lake Ontario at Kingston. Com- to the capital region each year. Renovations first settled by natives in ancient pleted in only six years, the canal One of the most popular high- times. Its recorded history began was one of the engineering feats of lights of a visit to the Capital is in 1613, when a French explorer the century. Today, it is an im- Parliament Hill, A focal point in it time and named' Samuel de Champlain first portant part of Canada's national Canadian history since Confedera- traveled up the river. heritage. tion in 1867, it is made up of three cist deadline As Champlain paused On the In 1857, three years after By- major buildings. The {louse of northern shore of the river to town's named had been changed Commons and the Senate are lo- watch his Indian guides make sac- to Ottawa, Queen Victoria selected cated in the Centre Block — with rifices of tobacco to the*waterfalls the brawling lumber town as the its landmark Peace Tower, the permanent capital of the United East block features several offices things happen in threes, that he called Chaudiere (French for cauldron), he was standing on Provinces of Canada. restored to reflect periods in Cana- for more pleasant news X Municipal Building. The the site of what, 2 A centuries The little wilderness community da's history, and the West Block ttions are not only under later, would become the capital of had a number of advantages in the which contains various offices. they're ahead of schedule, a new nation. competition to become the Capital. For further information regard- refurbishment of the build- After the war of 1812, Lt. Col. In addition to enjoying a naturally ing our Tour of Romantic Canada Which once housed the library John By and a team of British mil- beautiful setting and a prosperous which departs Newark Sept 1, " as the police and town of- itary engineers built the Rideau economy, it was centrally located please contact your local travel expected to be completed Canal, and the rowdy settlement at and politically acceptable to both agent or call the Romantic Tour PHOTO COURTESY OF OTTAWA TOURISM AUTHORITY - end of the year. The project its end was christened Bytown. Canada East and Canada West. It Hotline at (703) 644-3179 or (800) Ottawa'a Parilmant BulMlnga with the lamoua Paace Towar wlllj last winter and was ex- The canal was designed to provide was also reassuringly remote from 532-6767. be vlalted by travalera on tha fall Romantic Canada tour. * to take about 14 months, to Edward Gottko, the engineer. The work is run- smoothly, there were only labor problems, he said, to the recessionary econo- Win a FREE bids for the project came than budgeted. With all Contracts awarded, except one, undertaking- is approximately . j.000 under budget The last coijilMct, for added security at the trip for two to... department, is not expected a large bite out of that sur-
extra funds allowed for the of an elevator. After the and plans for the renova- CANADA! had been determined, Con- Send for more information on our Canada passed the Americans With ities Act This establishes offer and we will enter you in a drawing : public buildings must be ac- cesfctyle to citizens with physical for a f'KEK trip to Canada! lin$ftions. The building would ha$»:been required to have an el- TORONTO * MONTREAL* QUEBEC * OTTAWA evatpr by 1095, Mr. Gottko said. NofcTit can be included with the in1' '" resC<0f the refurbishment Ten days *|hfc town was also able to benefit *+ I H froth the state purchasing system. for only... In ;4ftis program the state buys p p do plus gocjjlB at a discount and towns may (|ov 1 taxes bujl ihem at a lower cost than if it $1385 tJJ ' them on their own. I bought the new furniture i this method. "I|JP AirCanada® former Memorial library will be turned into a com- Tour Features: room that will be used for Our tour departs September 1, 1992, of town groups and • Round-trip airfare from Newark Airport such as art shows, Mr. Got- • Touring and airport-hotel transfers with jSs The violations bureau and private deluxe motorcoach Drawing for a FREE Trip For Two the"f'fecreauon department offices • Accommodations in Hilton International Sand for mora information and wall antar wilt'also move into part of the Motels with private bath/shower your nama In a random drawing for TWO Name (Mr..Mrt.,Mr) ' spatiAi The police department will • Buffet Breakfast daily FREE TICKETS for tha Canadian Tour. If expjinjd to occupy the entire base- • Special lunches and dinners you hava already paid for tha tour, and you win, your monay will ba refunded. For mora Address C • Full day excursion to Niagara Falls Including Information about this tour, plaaaa contact i (he police move out into the Maid of the Mist cruise your local travel agent or call tha Canadian City .State trailers adjacent to Park Drive, the • Scenic Thousands Islands luncheon cruise Tour Hotlina at 1-BOO-523-6767. seojffd phase of the construction • City sightseeing tours in Montreal, Quebec, Zip Phone. i Ottawa and Toronto Mail to: Employees ol Forties Newspapers ; Gottko is pleased with the 'Professional multilingual tour manager are not eligible for tha drawing "5J&"-of the renovations and Canadian Tour throughout P.O. Box 2282 at the Town Council Com- One entry per family please. Drawing held If 30 which set the plans in mo Springfield, VA 22152 packages are purchased by readers. everything Included in the project that they intended. -The Record- July 23,1882 er-Franks resolution targets flight noiseI Measure would urge governor to take role in environmental impact statement on issue !•
A bill sponsored by Assembly- w as recently approved. Ran flight patterns. In addition, "Residents of New Jersey should creasing number of citizens of this his promise. men Richard Bagger and Bob The measure, ACR-75, would the state budget includes language not have to suffer dangerously state have been subjected to excess The FAA implemented in Franks that would urge the gover- urge the governor to participate in high levels of noise," said As- aircraft noise. the Expanded East Coast Plan nor to take action against the con- the environmental impact state- requiring the attorney general to semblyman Bagger, R-Middlesex, "There's a tremendous physical which established new flight pat- tinued use of the "Expanded East ment which is now underway to participate in the environmental Morris, Somerset and Union. "This and mental strain involved," said terns around the Port Author^ noise was brought about by the Coast Han" (EECP) flight patterns review the Expanded East Coast Assemblyman Franks, R- airports. Residents of commurtffleB ' impact study. EECP and New Jersey should do Middlesex, Morris, Somerset and something about it" Union. "The state should react to subject to the new flight In early 1987, the Federal Avia- this health danger." have experienced noisy and Before the show tion Administration (FAA) insti- The resolution calls upon the erable conditions since the plan tuted a major rerouting of air traf- governor, who promised to take went into effect Communities/ ef- fic over the State of New Jersey, legal action against the EECP as a fected by the EECP are locate*^., known as the Expanded East Coast member of Congress and while Bergen, Morris, Union and Someis Plan. Since that time, an in- running for governor, to abide by set counties. n.^'-. • Firemen log busy mid-July week July 13 to an overheated electrical ballast The fire department responded on Cardinal Drive. '• <' to an alarm system malfunction at Fire • • • Vi'V. the Westfield YMCA. The fire department responded • • * to an odor in the area of the 600 A sprinkler system alarm was report block of Nottingham. "••'• •'-' activated in the 400 block of North Avenue. Avenue. An odor in the area of the '200 ' • • • • • • block of East Broad Street was re- The Edison Intermediate School There was an alarm malfunction ported. in the BOO block of Knollwood Ter- *•• ::•/; had an alarm system malfunction. ; • • • race. The fire department was on-the scene of an odor in the area Q'f;6F' The fire department responded ; to an overheated electrical cord on July IS the 100 block of Elm Street. • ';• '••'••' Elm Street. An alarm system was activated in the 300 block of Elm Street July 16 -;'-'• July 14 • » • Firemen responded to a resident"^ The fire department was on the An interior alarm was activated locked out of their house on Kqnt scene of a motor vehicle accident in the 1500 block of Lambert's Mill Place. in the 1000 block of Rahway Av- Road. enue. • • • July 17 • • • An alarm was activated on East An alarm system was activated The fire department was present Broad Street at a residence in the 400 block W on the scene of telephone wires • * • Poet's Place. down in the 200 block of Myrtle The fire department responded Funds sought for van for handicapped accident victim
•y ELIZABETH OWOMEK around. His mother has just start- about $20,000 without the c ed a special bank account to begin equipment The van will allow fiijn THE RECORD ~ to raise the money needed to buy a to be more independent and, cr»r able him to look for a job. Even Shawn McMiller was paralyzed specially equipped van so that her son can get around on his own. though Mr. McMiller has training trying to help someone out, now he in computer and telemarketing Now he must be assisted into his needs help to resume his life again. skills, he has not worked since be- Since he suffered a broken neck parents' car using a wooden ramp. Behind tht icimi at "The Jungle Book" will ba, back row, Qana Reynolds, tat constructor; fore the incident while attempting to calm a domes- The new van would be equipped Donations can be made to:,The Druda ftoatalar, director; and Matthew Sklar, music director. In middle row ara Brant Dllks, with an access ramp and gas and stage manager; Hillary Cooper, assistant ataga manager; and Jennifer Perflllo, choreogra- tic dispute involving relatives al- Friends of Shawn McMiller, 2il pher. In foraground Is volunteer staff assistant Jill Qoldberger. most three years ago, he has relied brake pedals at hand level. Mr. Mc- North Scotch Plains Avenue, on the help of his family to get Miller estimates the van will cost field, NJ 07090.
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U *?: H*f •"IS l^ f; 1 ^ KARATE KUJtfG-FU -The Record- A-4 Ju»y 23,198fct 01 Commentary Common cents -1 "Even in difficult financial times like these rt -X joint buying is a hard sell to towns, schools 98 Call it home rule, call it local autonomy, call the years. gjan archaic mosaic, but taxpayers are losing Counties, logical focal points for similar group {^bundle because 567 municipalities, more purchasing co-ops, aren't much of a factor, at t&an 600 school boards, 21 counties, and as- least today. torted vocational high schools, county col- Union County has no agreements with its leges and sewerage authorities are allowed to communities. It used to, but halted the ar- feiiy everything from paper clips to front end rangements four or five years ago, as some Kaders on their own. towns picked up buying through the state pro- The result is an inefficiency that keeps ven- gram, and larger cities chose to go their own dors smirking and taxpayers digging down ways. The remaining small towns, hardest deeper. It's not likely to change, either, be- pressed for economies, didnt generate the need- qause locally elected officials and their bu- i iaucratic support staffs just are not inclined ed quantity of goods to move vendors to offer t > leave their own political-budget turf to hus- major discounts. t e some cooperative buying spirit among Somerset County for many years has regu- t leir peers. larly asked 15 of its 21 towns, the vocational The state has a buying co-op system in the high school and county college to join in buying •easury department that maintains a list of items like rock salt, stationery and such. But no everal hundred items for which it has nego- local school systems were invited to join, despite ated prices with manufacturers. Police cars, the mutual benefits of maximum volume in or- opying machines, stationery and many more dering materiel. There are only three items cur- uch items are included. Towns and schools rently on the shared buying list today. an buy listed items from the manufacturers The gravitational pull back to each inefficient t rates discounted by sheer volume of sales little fiefdom buying its own little pile of rock tatewide. Police cars, for instance, can be salt seems omnipotent. ad at four percent less than dealers would This is the first of a three-part series on How ay for the same model car. The list is grow- schools and towns might save operating expenses, ig and more than 400 local entities have while maintaining the ideals of local control/ een involved to some degree or other over home rule. ^etters puppet Citizens Advisory Committee, Dr. Foley was sincere and up front upperware, Avon? Come on, Record when asked for assistance or information. In a time of hypocrisy, mis- Daughter grateful for timely support 3. o The Record: stated values, misdirected values, misdirected information and totalitar- To The Record: -j'// j As a woman owner of a small business, I am offended that the article ian rule, Dr. Foley was a man of character and truth. On scheduling the - 4-wish to express my thanks for all the sympathy, words of com> < n the first woman president of Westfield Rotary leads off with talk of use of facilities for various athletic teams, he was always flexible and and cards sent to me due toth e death of my mother, Suzanne Jacks^. 'upperware and Avon. That the reference appears in the article at all concerned about providing adequate time and resources for our children. It greatly helped me during this time. It's a wonderful feeling to know/^p hows poor taste. To have used it as the lead shows exceptionally poor His secretary, Marie Mitione, should also be commended for her profes- many people are willing to share in my hour of sadness. In addition ,jp j ldgmont as well. sional and courteous efforts. She and Dr. Foley always returned calls or the cards and phone calls, I wish to thank those who visited at'"$e Ms. Maggio has the good sense and the good grace to make light of tried to resolve potential problems. As a resident of Westfleld, Dr. Foley iis pmltl* Other business women are able to be more candid It is sad and hit wife Barbara have made many contributions to the town and St hospital, helped me with the funeral arrangements and especially tjjypsc t > note that the article's writer is female, but no doubt she is young and Helen's parish. They have given selflessry of their time for the benefit of who prepared the food which was dropped off at the Centennial Lodge ^ nseasoncd. A woman who has experienced the "exhilaration"' of bang- others in need. The Westfield School District will mils his concerned and CAROL LYNN JACK&ON g her head against a glass ceiling doesn't find Avon and Tupperware caring attitude. However, I congratulate him on his appointment as the P.O. Box335 p.wsing. That a woman with Linda Maggio's talent and acsuperintenden- t of the Marlbaro Schoal District and wish him the best of Westfiki complishments needs to joke about this to put businessmen at ease luck in hit new position. i peaks volumes about the distance women have yet to travel for true equality. Hot dogs dan wind up dead; be careful Where were you, Mr. Editor, when that copy slithered across your iesk? Did you and the good ole boys in the press room get a real har har v When planning jnunmn.4xipt, plan to leave your animals at home, jut of it, just like the-guardians of the Rotary do? Or were you, too busy Volunteers vital in hospice progranitf "a matter of minutM, a parked car can become your pets' death trap ,bi#a ^fetching tapes of Swedish Bikini Team commercials to actually edit the To The Record: summer day. July 9 edition? Disgustedly yours, ' * A Visiting Nurse and Health Services (VNHS) Hospice patient needs In New Jersey, it is against the law to leave dogs in hot cars kftl ELAINE M. DECKER care. The nurse might administer madidiM and provide the medical readers should notify local police or the SPCA immediately. Business Theatre Unlimited care, but so much more is needed Simple things that wt may take for Signs of heat stress arc heaving panting, glazed eyes, rapid pulse, granted The family may need someone to talk to; someone who will dizziness, vomiting, deep red or purple tongue. O listen, support and comfort them; someone who could drive the patient If your pet gets overheated, body temperature must be lowered Im- 'thanks' to Dr. Foley for good works or family member to the store or park! or answer the phone or run mediately. 1 To The Record: errands. Having another person in the house also can give them a • Get the animal into the shade and apply cool (not cold) water 'aU chance for a little time for themselves. over his body. "'•*'- With the impending departure of Dr. William Foley, I wanted to ; Without volunteers, VNHS Hospice cannot provide these services. All • Apply ice packs or cold towels only to head, neck and chest xpress my thanks and gratitude for all his assistance over the years in it takes is a few hours of your time to become a volunteer. • Let him drink small amounts of cool water or lick ice cubes or toe ^questing information or scheduling various functions. Dr. Foley in one You will be trained to understand how terminal illness affects entire cream. ..,:•[ :_,( his curly meetings with me made it clear that he was a public servant families. You will learn communication and listening skills and how to • Get your pet to a veterinarian right away — it could save his life/ and took pride in the fact that he was able to serve the children and deal with the process of grief. Send a legal size, self-addressed stamped envelope with your request Li/xns of the Westfield School District During the some times heated Call and let the VNHS Hospice staff know they can count on you as a for flyers to: "Hot Car," The Humane Society of the United States,^ id emotional discussions over the recent re-districting fiasco, Dr. Foley volunteer, Training will take place at 360 Union Ave,, Elizabeth. For Route 206, Flanders, NJ 07836. ,„, •. more information, call 352-5694 ext 239. wtiwaas alwayoiwujos iuiuui|iiiforthright, iKjncivhonest, •r«uuu»cavailable, truthfuuuuuuil IUIanUd genuinelgciiwutajry conuui- BHEIISHEILAn BANDERSANDERS DiTCCtjO cernccerned about all those involved Rather than hiding behind the vail of aa VNHS Humane Socket Why is it that seniors feel young and youngsters feel older? By MIUJCENT K. BRODY Is there a place that will guarantee an entire to be beautiful you must spend money. If you want totheir hair close to the ears. Anything to cover shirty "make-over" for less than a down payment on a look like me, visit a plastic surgeon." FHE RECORD spots that sprout and bloom about their scalps. AttV yacht? Besides plucking gray hairs that randomly Plastic surgery is a commitment It is not guaran- thing to acquire ftiller, healthier younger hair. Hew did we acquire fifty odd years of age when emerge from the scalp what else can we do? teed to last forever, and like covering your wagers at a One portly grandfather brags about his "permanent chronologically we're merely thirty-six? What were we "Why," says one aged lovely, "dial the best beauty casino, once you start, you must protect your invest- wave." He claims his hair looks much thicker. -' "' :foing while our bodies were maturing? Where did the salon in your area and make an appointment with the ment. "My curls have taken years off my life." A ime go? specialist. "Lighten my hair, Add some highlights to No, for most of us that is not the answer. We've not "When I pass a mirror," offered the handsome bv% We tend to observe these milestones, but what are my face. Check-out my sagging body. Offer some the time nor the money nor the inclination. Over sixties gentleman, "I have to stop and look at "toy i' 'debruting? help!" fifties men also suffer the "I wanna be younger syn- reflection." TU A!i -A us are our own masters. We dream of face- The answers are always the same: "Exercise. Eat drome." Instead of shopping for hope in a bottle, let's < ills, nose and chin jobs, cheekbone implants, tummy right Walk. Run. Jog. Lose fifteen pounds. Get a Succumbing to styling salons, their hairs are being inside ourselves. There among the worry and kii and eye and boob lifts. None of us are brave facial. Change your lifesiyle." tinted, rinsed and frosted They, too, are adding bits of is a packet of inner beauty. Search for it .iii/h to risk the family fortune on vanity. Yet, Boring, healthful options that don't guarantee in- life to their tired bodies. emerges, you won't need a permanent wave, e v,•••';" all anxious for a "quick-fix" An Instant body stant gratification. J Many comb what is left of their remaining gray or a body tuck. You'll be happy being you .' tuiil repair. One "over fifty" entrepreneur states, "If you want locks to the left, right and center. Some even part really what's wrong with that? EDITORIAL Ed CamN Editor CM Cow EM** Robin J. PhHpa Tom StMla* Copy Doak: Joseph AndfMtoo Janlt fttch MM Shan Oava Alma The^festfield Record M*h Andta • i - - ^MBB^HH Dana Colsman Loria Rum Scon Zucfcf ROMNO QroM (Man Mayar rrfPWT WfWTil Sharllna Chiang Siaphan Svunataf top KuduH Jim W FORBES NEWIMKM, A OtVWMN OF FORMS MD. Oaorga ChtfUr BT rmni «an Bohwartt Mika O«ak ENiabati Lyre* Dana COM Dorit Mnawvteh Brian P. Dunlaavy Suaan VUarttf JaMtoa Brook* Jae* Ourachlae DabMi li^M Dontse M. Fuht Charlaa Zangara Soon Burton trie Greenbwg OnpMoa: MuooNaio Lawrma H<>!>«'( Oefchlon Barry Rumpt* Charlaa Evaral changaa K HaD 9 aorta: S Ffaranoa KaMai Paula ingraaria Alan Conovar Otarw MMlard Mrw MoCloud 079211b wbaorlbaoat: 1- M1 Barbara Mandora OavM PhyiHa ROQMM Cheryl Moulton Hani Bl Wlwn Pale Jr.. VMan Bannw UM KOMM CtwfM A. Lyons Kathtoan Lanlnl Uwar* P. Osmt. Qof4on Davtaa Qanvy Frad Huh* Mto J Olbar Jmaw Html David Linda LaSoatD Mvy Mmondo Iliia Gray MrOi Donna Scnarnfcow VW PmHml, Fran HoMday fton ~ Jonnton Anna Jactoon LanoaO*wn MM n»murn Suaan Laa Koch Donna JuMlrw IMm t A- (it Nf MAL Of- nr:f BuHnaai Ofltoa (yhrwoar v.iY CradK Managir hfahonay Jw# SiaaHa Writ* Ut: Phon«:(90S) 233-9696 Chrlaina Aoamtoo i Mta* Annarta Thomaa 231 Ebiw St., PO Box 2790 FAX (0081 232-1621 Elalna Buchalaw Joan Phoanta fK/lt&Sanai , MJ OfOwl Mm SMba Janat Ruatta FRuiaall Dt»Bota FHohard TtiHon Jlty 23, 1992 GOffMfMinlty UM A-S Help, Dad .••a V Newcomers Club plans events The Westfield Newcomen Club Pool. Those interested will gather ers is planning a trip July 22 to the family picnic wu held last Satur- at the red balloon in the picnic Princeton area for a day of shop- day from 3-6 pjn. at Tamaquea area at noon. ping, lunch, plus fruit and flower_ Park with games, food and lots of Steuernagel's Nursery, 240 picking, meeting at 9 ajn. at th* fun for parents and children. Springfield Ave., will provide mem- home of Mary Schupp. Mothers will meet with their bers with gardening tips and tech- On Tuesday, Aug. 4 at 8 pjn. a young children every Thursday niques Tuesday at 7 pjn. cake decorating demonstration will through Aug. 27, weather permit- The Last Wednesday of The be at the home of Terri Macri. ting, at the Westfleld Memorial Month Ladies Group of Newconv Newcomer moms and children continue to meet for fun and con- versation every Monday at 10 ajn. in Mindowaskin Park. The purpose of the club is toex - tend a friendly greeting to those Religion new in town and to help them meet with other newcomers *nd to do everything possible to mak£ them feel welcome and a part or The Rev. David F. Harwood, Se- Sunday. the community. Those interested in learning more about the club nior Minister at First United Meth- The summer choir will rehearse odist Church, Westfield will preach may write the Newcomers Club of at 9:10 am Child care is available Westfield. P.O. 612, Westfield 07091, July 26. or telephone Laurie at 233-0494. Morning Worship begins at 10:00 during the 9:30 service. a.m. with child can, followed by a Fellowship Time in the Fellowship Room, an informal gathering of the community and visitors. The Rev. David F. Harwood's sermon is en- titled "Wounds to the Soul: En- neagram Personality VTI, The Wound of Gluttony." Tuesday: Fife & Drum at 7 p.m.; Wednesday: Ca- reer Enhancement Seminar at 8:30 a.m., a pot luck supper at 6 pjn., followed by program given by the Rev. Larry Kalajainen. • » • Dr. William Ross Forbes will be preaching at both the 8 am and 9:30 am. worship services at the Presbyterian Church in Westfleld, E. BLAKE WIUiAMS/THE RECORD am Kaufman, 17 months old, shovtls sand Into a buoktt Saturday at Tamaquss Park. His dad I mda a hand In ths castla-maklng projsct Scouts plant tree A five-foot Red Delicious apple Lenore, formerly of LaCoupe, NY Arboretum needs help tree was planted in the Commons More volunteers are needed for garden at Camp Lou Henry Hoover Explorers working on light pruning, planting and clear- in Middleville by Westfield Girl $45 Perm and Cut Special ing at the Reeves-Reed Arboretum, Scouts during their annual town 188 Hobart Ave., Summit Call encampment recently. The tree $5.00 Off Haircut and Blowdry active adventure plans Cameron Conover, 273-9173 or the planting was part of the Gold Arboretum at 2734787. Award Project of Maryann KriL Explorer Post 333, charted'to the campout; November - Marksman- Westfield American Legion Post, ship campout: January - Klondike $10.00 OFF Foil Highlighting Jftajt set its plans for the 1992-1993 Derby; February - Ski Trip; March INTERESTED IN PLACING A CLASSIFIED AP? fitfSvities year. Ten members of the - Valley Forge Trail Hike; April - Great Canoe Race; May - Sailing CALL OR HOP BY OUJf WSSTFIUD OFFtCf will be on a week-long canoe MONDAY - FKIDAY in the Adirondack Mountains, Campout; June - Delaware R. SALON LENORE Canoe Trip; July - Florida Sea Base ; a 50-miler pack and paddle 1:30AM - 5.00PM Sailing Trek. during the week of July 18- All young men and women be- 231 ELMER ST. i summer. tween the ages of 14-20 are eligible WESTFIELD 1st Time Clients jture activities include: August for membership in this scouting 909-233-9696 Hours For Men a Woman: f}[$ppe May campout; September - activity. Contact Bob Bartholomay 755 Central Avt. • Wsstflsld, N.J. Mon. • By Appt. Only Backpacking on Appalachian Trail; at 789-9285 or Barb Kemps at 233- FAX Tues.-Thurt. 9-9 (father .. JHwwted,., sWo^* (908)654-1080 Frlday-S*t • 9-5 Lyme, AIDS TOWN & COUNTRY •top topics at I0-IT-YOURSELF AND SAVE WITH med hotline DRY CLEANERS BUILDERS'GENERAL '' Lyme's disease, sexually trans- Drug Fair Mall, South Ave., Cranford [mi^ted diseases and HIV/AIDS are SUPPLY COMPANYl growing concerns among area resi- dents, according to the Infection SAVE NOW! 276-0100 'Control Department at Overlook U Hospital, | ANY DRY CLEANING Blacktop Repair and According to the department, 'most people who call Overlook's Sealing Products "^thfectious Disease Control Hot- I ^^.WM (over 120.00) Now you can repair and seal blacktop yourself line" ask about these diseases. I ^^ ^^ Exptm Aug. 31, 1992 with easy-to-use Sakrele Brand products. $ift by registered nurses certi- Stop in now and start saving. in infection control, the hotline COUPON answered questions about in- Blacktop fectious diseases for over a year. Infectious diseases are illnesses ! SHIRTS Sealer caused by pathogenic microorgan- Done On Premises ea. isms that enter the body and may SAVE $?.00 vgjf,may not be contagious. Such 99 .ceases include Lyme's disease, PROFESSIONAL ALTERATIONS ft TAILORING Reg 5 Gallon sexually transmitted diseases, KTV7 10.99 Bucket .7 jAJ£)S, hepatitis, salmonella, mea- 8 sles and rabies. According to the department, The Westfleld Young People's Performing Arts Company Blacktop 1mgst people call the hotline to ask presents v about their symptoms. Although Filler & Sealer the hotline's nurses do not offer SAVE }|djagnoses or suggest treatments, Young People do recommend courses of ac- $2.00 for callers to take. They often of the Reg callers information about state 11.99 bhotlines, free and anonymous test- Westfield ing places and physician referrals. "The key to the hotine service is Area Invention. By teaching people Driveway I ow to care for themselves and ed- (ages 8-18) l caring them about the disease, we Cleaner lacktop 'n Bond • re helping them avoid getting in- Clean oil and grease spots! Removes niease rinsurioce chipped or damnged blacktop. : xled and spreading disease," said starring in and od stansirom blacktop dnvewnys belore Ju5l Irovwel on Blacktop 'n Bond Easy 1o use. Mdng or toctoan-o p stains. ; ionja McGough, Overlook's Direc- Rcq 5 99 ' Dr of Infection Control. William 101b. Container 4.99 The department said that most R«l 11 99 i f the hotline*3 calls are from Shakespeare's (nalea age 20-35 inquiring about 401b. Bag 9.99 lexually transmitted diseases, or from parents with children asking about Lyme's disease. 'A Midsummer • "A lot of people are reluctant to Pourn Fill Smooth 'r Fill Fil and seal cracks n blacktop or ooncmte up Gtncktop maslic patch smoothnooths and repairs fee a physician whether it's be- lo 1/2" wide Seal oU moislure to reduce tslacWop areas Repairs dipjsans andd depressions in :ause they don't have insurance or damage caused by freezing weaher. driveways, walks, etc Trowelvelsos orn easily, quickly. hey just don't like being exam- Nighfs Dream" ned. The hotline puts the infor- Four Performances! — July 30 A 31 119 li.illon nation they need at their finger- GatPoty Oil. Ciin ips," pointed out Alice DcMaria, Matinees at 1PM t Evening Performances at 7PM SALF FNHS SAl. Aim H. l!io;' Overlook Infection Control petitioner. Roosevelt Intermediate School LITTLE SILVER •or information on infectious 301 Clark Street, Westfield BUILDERS'GCNERALJ CRANFORD EDISON OAKHURST liseases, call the hotline at (908) 336 1177 802 15 Tickets: $6:00 122-2912 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday CENTENNIAL AVE. INMANAVE. WEST PARK AVE. SYCAMORE AVE. hrough Friday. r For more Information, call 789-3011 i9dl]) ?!b O'IOS (90R) 7 i7 6600 (90R1493-9100 (908)747-0808 -The Record- A-6 Community Uto July 23.1992 Overlook offers Volunteer cited Parentcraft for Teaching Rotary childbirth needs SUMMIT '- During the month of August, Overlook Hospital will offer Parentcraft, a creative prepa- ration for childbirth and early par- enthood. Overlook's Parentcraft Program will satisfy expectant par- ents' childbirth and educational needs. Parentcraft offers a com- prehensive series of classes taught by qualified health educators. Expectant parents will meet with e registered nurse from the mater- nity unit in Overlook Hospital's au- ditorium. The Kti will present a slide show of the maternity area and a film on labor and delivery. Hie nurse will also answer ques- tions on family-centered maternity WMtflald Llona preeented a special award to Dr. Suianne care, phis other services offered by Offen of East Broad Street, Weetfleld, for her voluntary Overlook. examination service In the LJona' eye/ear mobile cllnle Parentcraft classes also include: which visited hero last month. Making the presentation la Westfleld Lions President Ed Benfree. Infant Care, Cesarean Birth and Breastfeeding. Parents with other children can select a Sibling Prepa- Registration opens for Bible ration class appropriate to their child's age, all of which include a Mrs. Ray B. Ford, director of cooperative education at Keen Collage poses with Mrs. Linda at maternity unit tour. Childbirth Magglo, president of the Rotary Club of Westfleld. Mrs. Ford described tha work-baeef school's two-week sessions learning program at Kaan to Rotary members at their meeting last week. Registration is under way for the ten, third grade, fourth grade, and Preparation and Lamaze Review Redeemer Lutheran Church Bible fifth grade. Reservations for other also include a maternity unit tour. s m School, which is scheduled to take grades are currently full, but ap- place Aug. 3-6 and Aug. 10-13 from plicants can be added to a waiting infant Care, a newiy updated, 2 artists featured at Schering-Plough exhibit two-night class, helps beforInwet annnfdj ^aeT "4"^ 9 a.m. until noon each day. list An exhibition of recent works by local artists Mari- Herdegen — not so much for what they represent or after the baby arrives. The theme for the two-week pro- There is no registration fee far on Held of Montclair, and Dick Herdegen of Verona for how they appeared when they were first done, but gram is "Together in Jesus' the two-week program, which will For information on starting has opened at the executive offices of the Schering- for what they have become over centuries of age and Name," a study in lesson, music, be given at the church in the dates, fees and registration, please Plough Corporation. decay. It is the effects of deterioration, the hand; of and crafts of how the Disdples re- school building at Cowperthwalte call Overlook's Department of time erasing the works, changing their surfaces, that sponded to Jesus' teaching and and dark, across from the Roos- The exhibit has been assembled exclusively for engages this renowned artist. Schering-Plough and its visitors and is part of an how Christians are drawn together evelt School. A concluding musical Health Education at (008) 522-2963. Drawing upon his skill as a commercial artist, Mr. in Jesus' name today. program at 7 pjn., Thursday, Aug. ongoing series of art presentations at the company's Herdegen began exploring fine art in 1989, working in Openings are still available for 13 will be open to the public. Son born to Peckers Madison offices. The exhibit is available to the public pastel and charcoal. He soon began experimenting children who have completed the For further information, call (908) Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pecker of on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Sept 18. with various grades of paper, from inexpensive pads following school grades: kindergar- 232-1517. Westfleld announce the birth of Ms. Held's elegiac sculptures suggest ceramic to the finest handmade. He has even used sandpaper their son, Drew Samuel, June 22, shards, desiccated bones, fossils arid other primitive to achieve a unique surface plane. ; at Overlook Hospital. Maternal forms. Replicating these objects in day, wooaV end- Mr. Herdegen often uses still photographs or vin- grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Jack wire, Ms. Held explores the delicate nature of time, tage record labels as references. He manipulates fhe Campus notes Leedy of Brooklyn, N.Y. Paternal death and memory. surfaces of his works by adding vinyl and metallic grandparents are Florence Pecker Mr. Herdegen's drawings elicit a different sense of paint, gesso and copy print transfer pigment, letting of Westfleld and Albert Pecker of time and history, Italian frescoes, altar panels and his drawings serve as diagrams for the pure fun[ of Catherine M. Zachar, daughter of celled in a chosen field. Edison. religious icons are a source of inspiration for Mr. exploring textures and shapes. ; Dr. Andrew W. and Evelyn M.C Ms. Alger is associate dean for Zachar of 600 Coolidge St, has education at the University of Med- graduated from Furman University icine and Dentistry of New Jersey in Greenville, S.C. and has been a professor there • • • since 1070. In ISM, she began Elizabeth A. Alger of Westfield worldntx with Drew's Associate is this year's recipient of the flUum- Dean of the College of liberal Arts ni Achievement Award in the Sci- Johanna Gaazewski to establish a ences from Drew University. She seven-year baccalaureate and med- was one of six alumni to be hon- ical dam program with Drew and ored at the award* breakfast held UMDNJ. during alumni reunion weekend on Ms. Alger attended Duke Univer- the Drew campus. sity from 1056-07, and both Seton The Alumni Achievement Award Kail and Drew from 105740. She in the Sciences recognizes an out- received an MD. degree in 1964 standing individual who has ex- from Seton HalL c jdee*•<*Doort• >•»• Deep In debt? Win Springsteen • 60 Different Styta Marriage breaking up? Dootton Display Boy Direct DI^Ylf ' OVERHEAD Concert Tickets! Chooat from our list ofSdf-Employad GARAGE Technicians Just be one of the many reader* DOORS Our Ugal telMtolp* ssrvtoe $100.00 * Up Easy To Install who advertise In the newly* • Prices by Phorw • PREPARES ALL THE FORMS • Free Literature • GETS YOU THRU THE PROCESS expanded classified section... , • Cleopatra Raised wllfi NO lawyer's tool Sleel Insulated '225 & Up! fe INTRODUCTION^ Spring* and Part* mirrolAW- (»oo> It's not just for singles I RaplacMrMnt s^vxrssr: <*>•> 494-2232 Call TolMfcc: l-MM-f72-4N0 too arnkmr Am., MHMHW, *U Married folks looking for traveling New Koad, MoaoKwta Juactloa, NJ A frrtc* ** Companions, exercise partners, Hoars: Mon.-Frl. S-4:30, Sat S:30-2 Pick up tt 12 Noon on SaL game-players and hobbyists can : advertise too, Find bridge partners, chess players Qr a volleyball team. Natasha's Starcast! It's Central New Jersey's, - 1-9OO-4B4-4044 #1 source for meeting people! 99" per minute • 84 hoqra * day! Must be 18 + Touch Tone or Rotary Phonea Here's how you enter. Just place Dally • Monthly - Compatibility Horoscope* your free Introductions ad and we'll Plus the spoken tarot powerful S card reading automatically enter you in a random TALK LIVE drawing for a pair of tickets to see 1-IMHM16O-7M7 Springsteen perform at the '•free introducUan to explain -The Record- 23,1992 Community Lite Ar7 Gaorg* M«l)a of Fanwood a 21-yaar mambar of th* shufflaboard group talks to his opponsnt Dan Wast of Edison. , E. BLAKE WILUAMS/THE RECOHO £• oil lo a.1 Summer shuffleboard V aja The Old Guard Shuffleboard at the YMCA is just one of the means The Old Guard of Westfield employs to enjoy the summer season. The club, with more than 200 retired men over 60 in its ranks, also stages bridge games and trips during the off-season. In the school year, the club meets each Thursday and usually draws about 100 members to hear speakers and for other programs. The club is 55 years old. E. BLAKE WtlUAMS/TVIE RECOHO Harold HKchcox of Wastflald Unas up his shot wtth his cue as Charlie Bangla of Wastflald watchss. E. BLAKE WILUAMS/THE RECORD Lynn Brenneshottz of Westfield prepares to erase the board, but pauses as another player questions the score. -The Record- 23, 1992 A-8 i'S Communfty life Curtains going up on local productions in July JO iflOU! pjn. at the Roosevelt Intermediate The director has THX RECORD School, 301 dark Street the script so that many children^' The Studio One group Is pre- can have meaningful rotes. • iS '^ r*v- Even though Broadway may not senting iThe Emperor's New Shows ate July 30-31 at 1 pm be In your plans this week, then Clothes." The script is an adspta- and 8 pjn. at Westfield High • an plenty of chokes In Westfleld tion of the Hans Christian Ander- School, 080 Dorian Road '<-••>•'• to keep theater enthusiasts busy. son tale and is set in the orient The Westfleld Young People V • The curtain will go up on the The fable revolves around two ras- Performing Arts Company is stsa>!) ' Westfield Workshop for the Arts' cals who set out to teach the Em- three productions and the newly- peror a lesson about vanity. The ing Shakespeare's "A Midsummsr.1'. Night's Dream." The companjrfai-.' fanned Westfleld Young People's theater dais is conducted as an 1 r Performing Arts Company will ensemble, where the starring roles first production combines humoe , '-•(' ' present its premier show. are switched each performance to music and ballet The cast ranges The Workshop's events have give more students a chance to from 6 to 18 years old something for everyone's tastes. perform. The actors involved are Performances are July 3031 at 1 ! The Union County Musical The- in sfacth through 10th grades. pjn. and 7 pjn. at the Roosevelt ' ater group is staging the musical, Peritafnisncss are July 28-29 at 8 Middle School, 301 dark Avenue. "Bells Are Ringing.'' It centers pjn. at the Edison Intermediate Tickets are available at the West- around two women who run an an- School, 800 Rahway Avenue. fleld School of Dance, 402 Boule- swering service in New York who The Workshop's junior musical vard from 3-9 pjn., Monday become involved in the lives of this year is "The Jungle Book." through Friday. their clients. Adapted from the Disney movie Megan K. Joyce and Elizabeth and the original Rudyard Kipling For more information about the Fisher star as the women. Both are book by the director, Drude Westfield Workshop for the Arts, students at Westfleld High and Roessler, the play stars children in call 322-5065. Call 789-3011 for in- have more than 10 years of experi- grades from six through nine. The formation on the Westfield Young ence m toeater programs. cast this year is small so the stars People's Performing Arts Com- Shows are on July 23-28 at 8 will play their roles at all perform- pany. JEfMMMH SEMVFOMES NEWSPAPERS • a Meryl, Director of the Westfleld Young People's Parforming Arts Company'a upcoming tion of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," offers advice to students playing the lead rolea In th diction. s >ry hour r istration c itinues tration continues at the We Id Memorial1 ' library for M. Holland and Debqrah Stites are Hansel and Mildred McGee of West of Westfield announce the ch is summer story hours and Bronx, N.Y. birth of their son, Taylor Stites, • • • ac born June 27 at Overlook Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. B, Cabanes of tration is currently being Summit Taylor joins sisters Jes- westfleld announce the birth of he >r a Toddler Time Story sica Bell and Allison Holland, ages their son, Valentin, bom June 17, Hi i\ Wednesday morning, July nine and six. at Overlook Hospital Maternal 29 . 10:30-11 for 2 V 2 year olds Maternal grandparents are Rob- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J.C. It looks Ilka It waa me dog days of summer for membera of the Weetfleld Recreation ai •ir parents. Children must Delmas of Paris, France. Paternal ert C. and Diane J. Stites of West- Commlaslon's Playground Staff aa they recently apoko with a youngatar about her pet. b< •Htcred in person and be field. Paternal grandparents are Ni- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F. id Library members. cholas J. and Diana Bell Giliberti Cabanes of Asnieres, France. • Year Old Story Time reg- of Asheville, N.C. and Marcus R. • • • ist • begins July 29. The ses- West of Canton, N.C. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Joseph sir .il! meet Wednesdays, Aug. • • • Sawicki of Atlanta, Ga announce Recreation activities are ongoing 5-: in 10:30-11 a.m. or 11:30 the birth of their daughter, Morgan Anne and Stephen Dyer of West- ine tret srt lesson where they made neck- has had a fun-Mtad, prize-filled a.i >on. Geld announce the birth of their Marianne, born May 9, at Shal- lowford Hospital in Atlanta. Mor- ston continues to conduct a number and calerpiar mag- ond week. The flrst week ended wijn ration for Four Year Old daughter, Carolyn Margaret, bom live tournaments. The winners of trje, gan Marianne weighed 7-pounds 12 of summer programs. Fcfowlng Is a ,e-School Five Year Old June 8, at Overlook Hospital. The partial Ming of some of Ins play- first through third grade rwk-hocksy; and 3Y4-ounces and measured 20 baby joins brothers Paul, Scott and ground •vents taking plsos In town: To hsto celebrate for the Indepen- tournaments were Mike Nahaczewiki Si ilnie begins July 28. The and ^4-inches. She joins a sister, so . will meet Tuesdays, Aug. Craig. Maternal grandparents are Day Holday, the children in first, Ben Koket in second and Mackenzie Carol Before they made Brian CiaodarsU In third. The fourth, 4 ijjh Aug. 18 from 10:30-11 Paul and Eileen McGillicuddy of PLAYGROUNDS CELEBRATE The maternal grandparents are NATURE WEEK the children brought through sixth grade nok-bockey win-' a.t ll:30a.m.-noon. Baltimore, Md. Paternal grandpar- nets were Jeff Nahaczewski in first ents are Richard and Shirley Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dolan of At- on a Nature Walk to • eligible, children may not lanta, Ga. and Mr. and Mrs. Tex The WestfieM Playgrounds spent Tamsquss Park. Since the pod was a place, Chris Benson in second, arid ha iCistered for the first story ofWestCaldwell. Stechler of Orlando, Fla. The pater- their second week of the summer cet- btt too cNRy tor some children July 6. Todd O'Comell in third. : se have a Westfield Library • • • nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ebraUng Nature Week. The week the Exceptional Center went back to Scott Danskin came In first place ft cat i be registered in person, Mr. and Mrs. Leland S. McGee of Theodore Adam Sawicki of West- started off wHh the fret Monday mom- Camp and played some of their new the jump rope tournament, Katie Dan- Westfield announce the birth of Ing swim at Memorial Pod. Wsdnes games. July 7 was tiled with such skin came In second and i 'fxjt Show will be presented field. The maternal great- their daughter Delia Elbeck grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. day was highlighted by various actM- activities as making nature prints and Doyle got third. There was a tie bj '. "hildren's Department on ties to honor Earth Day. Playground- practicing tor the upcoming Olympics. first place In the hula-hoop McGee, bom June 14, at Overlook Clinton Kellogg of Sharon, Mass. M morning, Aug. 17 at 10:30 Hospital. Maternal grandparents era participated in cleanups, recycling, between Caftlin O'Shea and a.t ) registration is necessary • • • and some even planted flowers. Next Franklin Sawicki. Andrea Hester came In are Henry and Frances Elbeck of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hughes fo: 1 irogram. Westfield. Paternal grandparents week wffl feature The Playground Fair, Even though our first week was ond and Brian Lanza came In Jr. or Westfleld, announce the birth an event the ptaygrounoers look for- cut short for the holiday weekend, Christian Santomauro came in flrst of their daughter, Chelsea Rose, ward to each year. Franklin Playgrounders showed the Connect Four contest with bom June 20, at Overlook Hospital their patriotic spirit Thursday by Garrison following in second Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Exceptional Center dressing in red, white, and blue. and Vlnce Witt In third. Mrs. Albert R. Hughes of Staten During the week, the Exceptional Extra awards had to be given out First place was taken by Jl Island, N.Y. Paternal grandmother Center did many things. On June 30 for the red, white, and blue con- McKeon In teatherball. Andrew Is Ruth Hughes of Staten Island, the Exceptional Center got ac- test because of such great outfits. rfson came in second and N.Y. quainted and made their nJes for the First place went to Danielle Lanza came In third. On Monday;, • • • classroom and the poo). They ateo Palentcar and Gil Arbitsman, sec- start off Nature Week, the ond place to Colleen Gcraghty ere parUdpatQcl In a Nature A son, Michael Benjamin, born started to prepare their menu tor their weekly lunch on Fridays. and Giana Grascoll, and third ger Hunt Janna and Shrief to Mr. and Mrs. David Rosen of p1fl«» to Brian Gallagher and Eliz- and Tara Stroud came In first, Avcnel on May 27, 1992 at John F. On Jury 1, the Exceptional Center abeth Pervella. and Abby Coxson came In Kennedy Hospital, Edison. Birth visited Memorial Pod for their first Jeff si sun and Kalrsten Jack and Katie weight was fl-pounds 11-ounces, swim day. Alter lunch, they had thdr Everyone at Jefferson Playground came in third. length, 19 and 1/2 inches* Michael joins a brother, Gregory Daniel, age 2 and 1/2. Mrs. Rosen is the former Nancy Clare Schenkel of Westfleld. Dinosaur program set for Aug. 5 Maternal grandparents are Bctte and Ronald Schenkel of Westfleld. The Trailside Nature St Science dinosaurs in prehistoric times, and ater Deportment After eight suc- Paternal grandmother is Susan Center in Mountainside will be what it might be like if dinosaurs cessful years in San Frandsc Rosen of Bridgewater. Maternal hosting a program entitled, "Dino- were alive today. Crabgrass Puppet Theatre great-grandmother is Pauline saur Dimension," for children, Aug. The show alternates sequences brought its unique and whimsldj 5 at 1:30 p.m. Rosenberg of Largo, Fla showing dinosaurs in their natural brand of theater bock to the • • • The program will'be conducted habitat with humorous hypotheses about modem-day dinosaurs. That Coast Now audiences here in tit A son, Ross Alexander, was born at the Crabgrass Theatre and is de- East will have the chance to find signed for children ages four and prehistoric singing sensation, the to Laura Kuntz and Edmund Mika- out why audiences throughout Cal IO Assemblywoman Maureen Ogden from the 21st DIs- older. Dinosaur Dimension, guides you lauakas of Brookslde, May 25, at St through a f\in-flllcd 40-mlnute ifomia have been calling CrabgrAas : (right) recently met with Family Support President San- Barnabas Hospital. Maternal Travel back in time with the Puppet Theatre "the best puppet . Jackson of Westfield at a demonstration for family sup- Crabgrass Theatre and experience journey to the real land before grandparents are Sylvia Kuntz of time. theater we've ever seen!" •'' i held on the steps of the State House In Trenton. Ms. what it might have been like in the Westfield and Irving Kuntz of lin- Crabgrass Puppet Theatre was Tickets will be sold at the door Jen has sponsored legislation for a family support policy den. Paternal grandparents are Mr. days of the dinosaurs. "Dinosaur Dimension" uses a variety of intri- founded in 1982 by Bonny Hall For more information or to find out Mew Jersey. and Mrs. Steve Mikalauskas of cate and unusual hand and rod and Jamie Kcithline, graduates of about group rates for un 11 a.in Toms River, formerly of Keamy. puppets to portray the lives of the the University of Connecticut The- show, call Troilsidu at 789-3G70. 23,1992 Gonwtiifilty Lflw A-9 e obituaries ne Santoro Novy, 65 Dorothy Grillo Praesel, 70 Marguerite Playford, 92 ecretary in public works department Receptionist at Westfield church Of Westfield; headed church group Anne P. Santoro Novy, 65, a sec- Her husband, Emil A. Novy, died Dorothy Grillo Prsesel, 70, a pa- Surviving are her husband, Os- Marguerite H. Murphy Playford, ford, died in 1974, and a daughter, with the Westfield Depart- in 1980. rishioner of Holy Trinity Roman car Praesel; two sons, Tom Praesel 92, a past president of the Altar Mary Ann Schwartz, died in 1958. nt of Public Works for the past Surviving are two sons, Emil A. yean, died July 14, 1992 at Novy Jr. of Kenihvorth and David Catholic Church on First Street of Frederick, Md., and Bill Praesel Rosary Society at Holy Trinity Surviving are a son, Larry E. rlook Hospital. A. Novy of Stockton; two sisters, and the church's receptionist for 20 of Westfield; five grandchildren; Roman Catholic Church, died July Playford of Westfield; and three n, Novy, who was bom in Rosemary Mannino of Westfield years, died July IB, 1992 at Over- her mother, Theresa Grillo, and a 14,1992 at Overlook Hospital grandchildren. and Josephine Chiego of Clinton; Mrs. Playford was born in Lan- A Mass of Christian Burial was lived in Westfleld from look Hospital. sister, Rosemary Cuccaro, both of until she moved to Kenil- and four brothers, Sammy Santoro sing, Mich., and had lived in West- offered Friday at Holy Trinity i in 1987. of Scotch Plains, Arnold Santoro She was bom in Brooklyn and Westfield; and a brother, Robert and Anthony Santoro, both of field since 1946. She also belonged Church. Burial was in St. Ger- Shei.had previously been a sec- had lived in Westfield since 1937. Grillo in southern New Jersey. Cranford, and John Santoro of to the senior citizens social dub at trude's Cemetery, Colonia. Tor four years with the Myrtle Beach, S.C. Mrs. Praesel also was president A Mass of Christian Burial was her church. Arrangements were by the Doo- Corp. of Kenihvorth. Mrs. of Court Trinity No. 337, Catholic offered Tuesday at Holy Trinity STovy>)was a parishioner of St. A Mass of Christian Burial was Her husband, George EL Play- ley Colonial Home. offered Friday at St. Helen's elepto Roman Catholic Church, Daughters of the Americas. She Church. Burial was in St Ger- Church. Burial was in Fairview formerly was a den mother and trude's Cemetery, Colonia. eloojsd to its Blue Horizons orga- . Cemetery. otivn, and held membership in Arrangements were by the Doo- leader of Cub Scout Pack 373, Arrangements were by the Doo- Rake and Hoe Garden • Wettfield Woman's Club. ley Colonial Home. based at Holy Trinity Church. ley Colonial Home. Club, WHS fix garden Fred Grander The Rake and Hoe Garden Club volunteered their expertise in land- has been working with Westfield scape design with Michelle Healy, Charter member High School to rejuvenate the Jap- president, as the coordinating de- anese Garden. This garden is in signer. The garden club awarded of rescue squad one of the central courtyards of the this garden one of its community Fred L. Grander, 76, a charter school and had been neglected for scholarships to help pay for new member of the Westfield Rescue several yean. As a result, many plant material and club members Squad, died July 9,1992 at the Ber- plants were overgrown and the helped the students with the plant- weeds were taking over. ings. keley Heights Convalescent Cen- The project began with profes- Geoffrey Sharpe, a graduating ter. sional staff at the high school senior at the high school with a He was bom in Garwood and working with interested students to strong interest in horticulture, as- had lived in Westfield since 1960. remove the weeds, debris and un- sisted in overseeing the pruning, wanted plant material. mulching and cultivating of reno- Mr. Grander also was a tool and The Rake and Hoe Garden Club vated areas. die maker with the Thomas & Betts Corp. and retired in 1982 Summer Arts Festival concert series set for park from the company's Elizabeth The county Division of Parks • Aug. 12, Italian Night, featuring plant He served in the Army dur- and Recreation's 1992 Summer The Marly DeRose Revue. ing World War II and was a mem- Arts Festival concert series is • Aug. 19, Doo-Wop Night, spon- under way Wednesdays from 7:30- sored by First Nationwide Bank, dents from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. In addi- WyckoiTs Restaurant, 932 South ber of Atlas Pythagoras Lodge 10, tion to a monthly Saturday open- 9:30 p.m. in the amphitheater area featuring Parkway and Earl Lewis Ave. W. Cost $10 members, $12 Free St Accepted Masons. ing, residents may visit each non-members. Reservations dead- of Echo Lake Park, Mountainside. and the Channels, Thursday Thursday from 6-9 p.m. line is July 27.233-3021. Surviving are his wife, Ruth C. Concert admission is free and pa- • Aug. 26, Gaelic Night, sponsored 0 Teen night swims are held Grander; two daughters, Susan trons should bring lawn chairs or by Elizabethtown Gas Company, every Wednesday through Sept 2 blankets. features The Paddy Noonan Band, 23 Geddis and Patricia Coogan; nine Farlin and District Pipe Band and taJKinp Row dance band is fea- from 8:30-10:30 p.m. at Memorial The cpncert_schedule is as fol- Pool for students in grades 6-12. grandchildren; a brother, Harry C. lows: '""*" Deirdre Shea Irish Dancers. tured in the weekly concert spon- Monday • July 29, Bluegrass Festival, spon- In case of rain, concerts will be sored by the Westfleld Recreation Admission $3. Grander; and two sisters, Viola G. 0 Winnie the Pooh — film version Wall and Carolyn G. Hanson. sored by Merck & Company, fea- held same date, time at Trailside Cokiunisslon at 8 p.m. in Mindo- July 27 turing Petticoat Junction. Nature St Science Center, Coles waiskinPark. J7] Golf benefit — The fourth an- of AA Milne's children's classic. Services were held July 13 at the Ages 4 and up. $3. Trailside Nature • Aug. S, The Ocean County String Avenue and New Providence Road, -""—lfD films - The Westfield nual golf outing to benefit the As- Brough Funeral Home, Summit Band. Mountainside. Call 5274900. library presents a for- sociation for Retarded Citizens of & Science Center, Coles Avenue fcstival Thursdays Union County takes place at Echo and New Providence Road, Moun- Aug. 20 at 7:30 p.m. To Lake Country Club beginning at tainside. 1:30 pjn. feature is The Story of Boys 11:30 a.m. 754-5910. in going up — Students in Pinion County ixrligiotis Directory County Music Theater, Thursday of the New Jersey Tuesday >p for the Arts, presents July 30 GRACE The Ringing today through July 28 0 Salaam Temple Shiiners String St. Paul's Garwood at 8 p.m. at Roosevelt In- |7) Show time — Studentsjn the Band is featured in the weekly & United Church of Cliri.vl teifmediate School. Presbyterian Studio One course at The New Jer- concert sponsored by the Westfleld PEACE S^JT\ 213 Ccmcr Si. Church 0 Cl iwinel One debate — The sey Workshop for the Arts present Recreation Commission at 8 p.m. -I- \ Gnrwuod itiuversy surrounding the use of in Mindowaskin Park. 341 Spruce Avenue coi w _ The Emperor's New Clothes today FELLOWSHIP Garwood, N.J. 07027 and tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Edison 0 Foreign films — The Westfleld Channel One in area schools will 9S0 RARTTAN ROAD ^789-1285 7B9-0360 be debated on Suburban Ca- Intermediate School. Memorial Library presents a for- CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY 07016 Gary Wetzel, Pastor blfviplon's Local Issues: Live pro- eign film festival Thursdays (201) 274-1710 Rev. Frederick Rogers Sunday School and grant at 8:30 p.m. on TV-3. Viewers' through Aug. 20 at 7:30 p.m. To- Curort Don It Vir(ini> Knudicn night's feature is Diva. , Worship niitl Suiul.iy SCIUHJI Worship Service -10:00 a.m. calls will be taken in the studio at Sunday - 10:00 A.M. Worship •:M A.M. 136-5333. Wednesday 0 Junior musical — A musical Wednesday Night Prayer production of The Jungle Book is Wednesday - 7:30 P.M. Teaching Child Care Available Power With Praia* Service - 7:30 p.m. July 29 being staged at 1 and 8 p.m. today 0 Bluegrass Festival, with Pet- and tomorrow at Westfield High Your children wli learn of Qod'a KENILWORTH Saturday ticoat Junction, is the feature at School by the junior musical class To Place Your love and gain • biblical foumtaNon the Summer Arts Festival at Echo at the New Jersey Workshop for tor IHe'a decisions In our Sunday GOSPEL CHAPEL the Arts. School. July 25 Lake Park from 7:30-9:30 p.m. In Church Newark Ave. & 23rd St., Kenilworth 3; Pet adoption day — The As- case of rain the concert takes place 0 Shakespeare tonight — The 906-272-6131 lofclaffed Humane Societies spon- at the Trailside Nature Center in Westfield Young People's Per- lofs'a pet adoption day at Video the Watchung Reservation. 527- forming Arts Company presents A Services Hmrmf First Sunday Services: 11 AM - Family Bible Hours and /io% 184 Elm St. Call Pat Kaplan, 4900. Midsummer Night'* Dream today Sunday School tor All Ages 201)376-8367, with a request 0 Advertising seminar — The and tomorrow in afternoon and 7:00 PM - Evening Services 3! ^igembly office open — The Westfield Area Chamber of Com- evening performances at Roosevelt Call Donna Baptist WMnMday, 7:30 PM - Prty»r and Bit** cfisjative office of Assemblyman merce presents an advertising Intermediate School, 301 dark St Friday, 7:00 PM - Youth M*«tlng breakfast seminar 8-9:30 am. at Admission $6. 789-3011. FrtMy Mgnt Chtldrtn • CU> hd W. Bagger is open to resi- at 233-9*96 T-a:M Pm (OiacM Schoo* Agi) Church CM Fo» M TERRILL ROAD Programs for Children, Jr. & Sr. High, Singles, Couples, BAPTIST CHURCH Families and Senior Adults 1340 Tcrrill Rd. Scotch l'lalm 322-7151 Sunday Worship 10 am Sunday Sunday Evenings 6:30 B:45 AM - Sunday School 11:00 AM • Morning Worship Wednesday Evenings 7:00 6:15 AM - Church Training 7:13 PM - Evanlng W«»hTp Wednesday: 7:00 PM - Prayer Mwllng CRANFORD ALLIANCE CHURCH NutBtiy Can Prwkhd 7 CHERRY STREET, CRANFORD 276-1617 ST. BERNARD'S (908) 272-8866 Child Care Provided CATHOLIC CHURCH 368 Sumner Av. Plainfield 756-3393 The Bible Mass Schedule doffs Wonl In A Handy Container Saturday: 5:30 PM Raphael Addlson of the New Jersey Nets spoke to the Westfield Recreation CommlMlon's Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 At Jacob's Well basketball camp on July 6. The 27-year-old Syracuse graduate and Jersey City native told 11:30 AM Bibte Sludy: 10:00 AM Main Strvici: 11:00 AM the youngsters to learn to listen effectively and to make good judgements. The youths Rev. Joseph F. Barbone, Pastor Hillside Ave. School, Cranford , asked questions and later sought autographs from Mr. Addlson. \r- -The Record- A-10 GomuMmity July 23.1992 Veterans tend to Diamond Hill Red Cross soldiers' graves Library film series A series of films tor children of all ages wi be shown at the Westtetd Memorial Library Friday mornings through Aug. 21, from 10:30-11 am. Registration Is not necessary. The films are: Halibut Bones; July 24, Madeline's Rescue, Rainbow War. July 31, Most Wonderful Egg, Dinosaur mo Wondemd, Mole as a Paintar, Aug. 7, Noel's Lemonade Stand, Tin Toy, What Maty Jo Shamh, fSeaiyPosturepedic Aug. 14, Tiger and the Big Wind, Ugly Duckling, The Beast of M. fron the makers o Racine; and Aug. 21, Big Bad Wolf, WafHes and Eagle and the Moon. 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KING p.m. and will also include one Sat- win-Full or Queen urday session from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Each Piece • Sets Only It will be held at the First United Headboard or Footboard . Methodist Church of Scotch Plains. The weekday training class this fall is planned for Oct 19 through WPVEGOTTOUR Oct 30. The required training will Iff IIVi// Steep Venter take place from 9:15 am.-2:30 p.m. during the 10-day period at the 392 ROUTE 22 WEST • GREEN BROOK, N J • 469-0001 MATTRESS! Presbyterian Church in WestQeld. Each session includes a presen- Next lo CHOICE: SEATING, |ust past STRIKE & SPARE bowling lanes Fr^mler*^ tation by a professional and an ex- mi' TJLZ ^TLJl DIM N DAM Y, 10 TO 9 • SATURDAY. 10 TO b- SUNDAY. 12 TO 4 periential learning component For more information or to re- quest a registration form for either of these classes or upcoming class- es, please call (908) 232-3017. i -The Reoord- l» ; July 23,1992 B-1 You said it: On the inside: "We've got a good team. If we had the whole —- GfYbuth Sports (oonTd) &£ ton to do all over again and had • who* team CTaooreboard B-3 show up all the time, half of the eight tosses • ^ue^Batttelekte P f\ WOOWVB easJry teen wins.' HO. : — -*J MoaJJej Aeetf coac/i or MrestfleM'e «e*W«r American Le**M a****** team "SPORTS MATTERS Westfield Legion sizzles; clinches playoffs •y KH-ttUOUK This will soon end, however, as three The righthander retired the last 16 batters Springfield and a 7-3 decision over visiting THKMBCORD starters will miss the playoffs because they he faced. Cranford. ' will be attending a baseball camp and an- Charlesworth proved his worth by hurling In the Springfield game, Infantino was the' Just as the weather has heated up over other starter will be going on vacation. a pair of complete game victories against recipient of the 14 hit barrage, which was led, the past two weeks, the pitchers on West- "We've got a good team," said Moeller. "If Linden and Rahway, two teams which will by Schwarzenbek's three hit, 3 RBI perform-; ALLIES field's American Legion baseball team have we had the whole season to do all over again likely qualify for the playoffs. ance. Dave Harwood, Pat Cosquer, Adam' J rii-lj brought their own special brand of heat to and had a whole team show up all the time, Against Linden last Thursday, Charles- Yannuzzi and Joe DiLauro all enjoyed mul- the mound with them. half of the eight losses would've easily been worth, a lanky, sidearming righthander, tiple hit games. Thanks to some stifling pitching Westfield wins." spun a two-hitter and walked only two in Tom Oravez scattered eight hits and two" Booster Club has won its last eight games, dating back to With a full complement of players at his Westfield's 3-2 victory at Tamaques Park. walks over seven innings of work in the win' July 8. In winning five games this week disposal this week, Moeller showed everyone Dave Duelks drove home the game winning over Cranford on Sunday, as Westfield' still serving Westfield pitchers gave up an average of 2.2 that Westfield is, perhaps, the class of the run in the second inning with a double scored three times in the third and fourth' runs a game. league. With Jim Charlesworth, Chris In- which scored Jeff Pereira. innings to provide a sizable cushion. The surge from the mound has come ex- fantino, Adley Torres and Tom Oravez han- On Monday, Charlesworth struck out an since 1945 actly at the right time. Westfield (17-8), dling the pitching chares, Moeller probably unusually high number of batters (10) in NOTES — The playoffs for the Senior Amer- which was laboring in the middle of the has the deepest and most talented staff in winning his second complete game in five ican Legion League get underway this Tues- tta foundtng In 1945, the pack for much of the season, has clinched a the league. days, as Westfield beat Rahway, 4-2. West- day, The top two teams automatically quali- ^ Etooetar dub has main- playoff spot entering its final game of the One pitcher who doesn't get much atten- field scored three times in the sixth on RBI fy, but the third, fourth, fifth and sixth place' tained a tradMon of tervtae and season this evening at Roselle Park. tion — Chris Roguso — was maternal in singles by Charlesworth, Duelks and teams will play single elimination games to "We've had excellent pitching and we're pport to Westtefcf High School's Westfield's 14<0 shutout of Elizabeth on Schwarzenbek to turn a 2-1 deficit into a 4-2 decide who will fill out the final playoff spot. hitting at the right tinie," said Westfield Tuesday. Roguso raised his record to 5-1 and lead. The third place team will play the sixth' aj iletes and to programs. Head Coach Al Moeller. "We've also been surrendered only a first inning infield single In its other two victories Westfield's bats place team and the fourth and fifth place1 "The boosters believe that inter better than average with kids showing up." and two walks in his complete game win. spoke louder, as it posted a 10-4 win over (Please turn to page B-3) scholastic sports are an Important pfrt o» a student's high school edu- cation,11 said Booster Club prest- dlnt Skip PrybyteW. "Al of our ef- Nationally-ranked fencer enjoys ftjhs are ajrned at helping al Blue DevM sports activities/' -PrybylsM Is proud of the fact that teaching kids the finer points a| four of his sons graduated from VfNTOKJ ntQn SCnOOl eVK3 PaVDCh •y KffKUDUK ture of the program was in jeop- field resident Rocco DeCicco and' —U-J |_ ••••*• ardy. Three years later, the squad Steve Kaplan of the New York; psno in spons. THE RECORD earned a district championship, Fencers Club, as his biggest influ- \ •Hank, a 1983 graduate, was an He doesn't have any vacuum and in his final two years the Ea- ences. : Al-State footbal' player and was cleaners and he's not soliciting any gles went undefeated while win- Now, LaTorre is ready to make; outstanding In lacrosse. Hank also contributions, but George LaTorre ning back-to-back state titles. house calls to share his knowledge; ciptarned th» lacrosse team at Holy will be happy come to your house Last year, he took over the head and zeal of the sport Already with: Ctoas College, where he graduated and teach the finer points of fenc- coaching reigns at the New Jersey a strong base of students in West-; W1987. ing. Institute of Technology, heading a field and Cranford, LaTorre is will-, J Mark, Class of '65. played soccer LaTorre, a resident of Union, has team which totalled eight victories ing to give lessons to anyone in the: aftd lacrosse for the Bkw Oevts been involved with fencing for 23 in its previous four seasons, Under immediate area. Although most of. a d graduated from St Lawrence years and specializes in transform- LaTorre's tutelage the NJFT fenc- LaTorre's students are between: dpRege, NY. Todd, who graduated ing high school and college pro- ers-went HM1 and won their first junior high and senior high school' Mm W.H.S. two years later, was an grams on the brink of extinction ever conference championship. ages, anyone who wants to learn or AlState selection and captain of into champions. LaTorre was also a pioneer and hone fencing their technique is a the lacrosse team, as wei as a LaTorre not only excels as a instructor for the Westfield Fenc- prime candidate for instruction. player on (he Blue Devie footbal fencing teacher, but he's also one ing Club, which still meets on Sat- "I'll show the first timers the ta^m. Todd want on to captain tte of the sport's top competitors. The urday mornings and Thursday eve- weapons, the scoring areas and the nings at Edison Intermediate lakrosse Mm at Vianova Unrver- 35-year-old, who specializes in the blocks," said LaTorre, who has sabre, finished second in the New School Although he does not teach taught all three types of fencing , where he graduated in 1991. Jersey state tournament, qualifying there anymore, the program is (sabre, foil and epee). "There are The famt/s most recent gradu- in the sabre in April. On June 8, he flourishing under the leadership of three blocks you can learn to de-, (rom WestWd H.S., Matthew, placed 25th in the sabre in the Na- Theodore Schlosberg. fend against any attack. After a of "82, played footbal and tional Finals in Chicago. "I'm thankful to have the op- short amount of time, I show thq whs an AJJ-Staw lacrosse atlai He has also found success as a portunity to teach. Fve benefited basic attack and retreat moves.' rtjhn. In September, he'l be aTtend- teacher. LaTorre revived a pair of from good coaching myself," said But, I believe in tactical lessons. inp Boston CoNege and wM ptay varsity fencing programs almost LaTorre, who cited former Mont- It's easier to learn in an actual. lacrosse. single-handedly. dair State varsity coach and West- (Please turn to page B-2) lYou ooutd say sports, In general, In 1982, he took over the varsity ai>d footbal and lacrosse, In par- program at Essex Catholic High In the PrybytoW tamiry School, where he graduated from Skip played both sports and in 1974 and helped the Eagles win from Garden City High Fancar Qaorga LaTorra recently competad In tha National* In a state title the same year. NY,. Skip went on to grad- Chicago whera ha placa 25th In aabra. Ha not only compataa, When he took the job, the team uate from Holy Cross In 1963 and but also anjoya teaching during training. had only four members and the fu- h* was a member of the varsity lacrosse team. His wife, Petie, was YOUTH SPORTS all outstanding basketball player at Opeonta College, NY. Locals successful at Garden State Games Besides catering to his booster dub activities, which he started Tim Dougherty, a 14-ywold Westfield red- 50 back and was fourth In the 50 free. Jennifer tha beginning of the season, th* team went a doing In 1981, Prybylski also der* who wibtl freshman at WaitlWd High Kratson placed sMh In the 400 free, eighth in long way m attaining the JVe fneet record School In the fa*, won the bronze medal In the the 100 free and ninth hi the 200 free. Bren- ever. opened Ins WsstfleW Recreation's novice dlvtaton of the tennis competition. dan Lechner swam In all the long races and Under the leadership and coaching of Tom lacrosse team from 1979 to 1990. Dougherty went 3-1 In the four matches he finished fifth In the 400IM. Moo. the squad concluded Its season wtfh an Last month, Prybylski and Tom played end won th* bronze medal match 6-2, The Westfield Y Devil Fish have two meets overtime victory over Rklgewood. With tha 6-1. remaining - the Junior Olympic Meet at Prin- score Wed. 3-3, Mott designed • play to dear Sprague were named honorary *•• ceton university and the Y National! in Nash- tha ball from behind the Blue DevH goal. coaches of the South team In the The Wettfleld YMCA Devil Flih swimmers vffle, Tenn. The Devil Fish WIN hold Uyouts A long pass was directed by Andy DuPuls 14th Annual QH Gfcbs Al-Star La- were weH represented in the Garden State between September B and 11 for those inter- to a breaking attackman In Wdgewood'a re- Games, an Otympic-ityle competition open ested in kilning the team. For further Informa- straining box. In an attempt to back up tha crosse Game. only for New Jersey residents. The Devil FIssj tion, caH the Westfield Y Devil Fish office at attackman, midfielder Ryan hughes cut to the The Booster Otub operates on an had over 30 of Its swimmers compote against 233-2700. goal. As he broke toward the cage, the attack- participants from 36 other teams. man Ned up his defsnsemen'i stick and annual budget of $40,000. It's main Westfield enjoyed Its best success In the 10- TRI COUNTY BASEBALL bounced the ball Into the path of the cutting activities Include providing 10, and-under age group. Philip Slobodlan Hughes. With only two seconds left In ths over- $1,000 scholarships to deserving placed third In the 200-meter Individual medley time period, Hughes atunned the goalie with a Slue Devils excsl In All-Star Qame desperation bounce shot that eluded the Ma- student-athletes each year. Last and 50-meter backitroke. second In the 100- Westfleld'i players from the Tri-County meter freestyle and fourth In the 50 free. Mark roone keeper. year. It also contributed $7,000 In League helped lead ths Eastern DMslon team The goal ended the season in dramatic fash- Slobodlan complimented his brother nicety by to a come-from-bahlnd 8-4 victory In the snorts equipment and every year H finishing fifth In the 100 Ires, sixth In the 50 Ion and the team was tabbed by many as the league's Ail-Star Game at Union. Every West- No. 1 junior varsity team in the stats. back and seventh In Uie 50 free. Steven field player contributed at least one hit to aid sponsors an awards dinner, which Under the guidance of captains Jeff Ryan BarkowKz placed fifth In the 100-meter but- the East's offense. Wsstfteld was represented Includes giving special plaques to and Andy DuPuls, every team member dis- terfly and sixth In the SO fly. Jackie Felnthel by BUI Rodd, Kevin McKsnns, David Fela, played a winning attitude. Ryan led the team alL graduating senior athletes. was seventh In the 100 fly. Chris Vogel, Ron Mobile and Steve Cheek. wtth S1 points and he contributed to every In the 11 and 12-yaer-old agre group, the Along with Ms offensive output, Fela also The Club's fundrafeing activities Devil Fish were led by Jessica Uchteneteln, facet of tha game. DuPuls, a sophomore, turned In two shutout Innings on tha mound. spearheaded the defense and he consistently include a Super Bowl raffle In late who finished fourth In tha 100 free and had Hodd's perfect night si ths plate Included a three personal best times In events she proved his ability to strip attackers of ths ball. Fail, the sale of booster buttons in two-run triple, earning him the game's Most Freshman goalie Mike abelae saved the team doesni normalry compete In. Coley Lecher Valuable Player Award. eajty Fal, the 550 booster member- swam wen, finishing ninth m the too back. ki tight situation* and was Impenetrable from Westfield, which finished In first place In the Anne Slobodlan placed eighth In the 100 back outside the box. ship drive and advertising sales tor regular season. Is out to regain the Champ*- In her tVwt long course meat of the summer. The defense, which allowed an average of the football program. onehlp trophy N held In 1990. The playoffs start 2.7 goals a game, was a force on tie Held. The senior swimmers, aged 13 and over, al tonight In WestfMd I'Next season our new booster represented tie DevN Fieri very well. Crskj Juelle, • veteran defeneaman, re- bounded strongly after suffering an early see- president wM be Gig Manville," said "With many of our swimmers having to work, we continued to demonstrate that the Westfield LACROSSE eon injury, Mike Rotella proved to be a hard PrVbytski. "However, I wtl continue Y DeW fish to the beet program m the arse," hlWng. fast moving defsnseman. Chrte Man- ning combined his experience at athletic talent my membership in the booster dub said DevN Fleh coach Bruce Schaefer. W.H.S. JV team cspa eucceesful year UNDA D. EPSTEIN/THE HECORD to bolster the defensive corps. Ron Mommano ar)d stay active on the WestftekJ Donna Pleethro finished third In the 100 The Wasffleld High School Junior varsity back and fourth In both the 50 back and 200 team ended Ke seaeon at 14-3 with a win over was the moat Improved player on the taam and Joe Grade scoops out a backhander during play at the efjorts scene, back. Swimming In her first WestfleM Y meet. a highly respected Rtdgewood equad. Al- Tamaques Park tennis courts last week. 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We turn their gen- Chapter of the American Red to millions of American in more "We are in desperate need of fi-erosity into round-the-clock disas- Cross is urging the community to than 8,000 devastating disasters. nancial contributions," added Red ter relief." . give to the Disaster Relief Fund so Although chartered by Congress Cross President Elizabeth Dole. "If Ms. Dole says the best way to I the Red Cross can continue to pro- to be one of the primary respond- you've ever considered giving to help disaster victims is by sending vide humanitarian aid when disas- ing voluntary organizations in help disaster victims, now ii thea financial contribution for the ter strikes. times of disasters, the Red Cross is time. Every dollar that goes to help American Red Cross Disaster Re- According to Red Cross officials, funded primarily by individual do- a disaster victim is a gift from the lief Fund to the Westfield/Moun- the non-profit organization has ex- nations, not government dollars. 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I'm In my nice looking profeeatonal •Sjefn w/gooo personality. I'm tired of salting, datee ested in golf, theatre J> V( WTFD rwVrjBj Enjoy reading, theatre, •rooks, museums, travel, have many interests, I am ecutive, handsome, fit, V4", petite 4 at- early 60s, they tell me I ( iuat by my looks atone. 8' travel. Seeks beautiful, taaa&as* ai walking, quiet times. I am politics ft spectator seeking a serious rela- trim, intelligent, world tractive, 80 yre. young, look 50. I enjoy music, B*, 12t Ma Monde hair alot of Jazz, Dixieland, playful 35-45 Lady for OM bey. Looking for a aa highly principled, very haul eyea. I am Inter- sports. 5'2, Red hair, 125 tionship with a SOWF, You traveled, sophisticated, good sense of humor. I many laid back pleaeuree. contemporary w/oM fash- lbs: Please reply to Ext. should be 20'a-to mid- aansuous, fashlonabla, like sports, movies, travel, country western. I like to cure, noivsniofcer, social eeted In meeting DWM or travel, theater, dine in or Please call Ext. 393S drinker who Is sincere, ioned values. Looking for SWM (cNtdren O.K.) be-3932. 30s, slim to average yi f O music eV dancing, quiet Male counterpart w£lmJ- bultd, like candlea, fire- out. Would like to meet a ft sTVKS Of CaHraN ft caring, romantic, and tween the aces of 29 to _„,'- Catholic, 40, 5'2" smoker, Is ona way to da- times at home. Looking trustworthy wtth samilar In- lar Interests for friendship places, and the outdoors, for tall attractive man 50- nice Jewish gentleman, Still- Cute, clean cut, 37 preferrebly with dark attractive, thin, aingle SCIDO m#» eMWvior to ly* preferably wtdowed In his tafaets. I love to wotit-out, and poaaHMe retouoneMp. hair who will see me for and be a non-smoker, idly athletic, you name 60 yre. with similar inter- SWPM 26, off-beat w/a Drug Free, Race doesn't parent, 1 grown child, kids OK! ext.3874 80's who poseeasea only dry sense of humor, seeks dine-out to to flea mar* more than my outside and quiet, caring, inquisitive, the aport I do HI ski, ests. Pleeaa call Ext. keta, plays, moviea. I Ilka matter. Please call Ext acuba dive, fence, fly, 3191. the beat values. These are a awaet. Interesting, sexy saa ma for my gentle, artistic. Enjoy nature, EUROPEAN STYLE- our Golden Years, why not pantetoatrve apons, danc- 3029. kind, pasatonate and in- golf, tennis, basketball, S or DWPF who's also a ing, 50-60'a mualc, ro- Sunday excuralons, the DWF, 27, European lady, — A meal which la a find them together. good kisser. Please call teNrgent moMe. I love to 5'3 & 108 Ib., very attrac- etc., Another atM k) down «JJ drab afTWr for one, couM mance end famHy actM- DO YOU RILIIVI IN arts. Foreign films, hiking to earth, romantic, beach- Please call ext. 4030 ext. 3936. CHIVALRY?- Would you epoH my man. I have a va- ft biking, seeking some- tive, fit, auburn hair & y\ become a banquet for Uea. Looking for friend- riety of interest eeaaciaHy green eyes. Loves Just es, cooking, rMee wAhe C- two, provMed the other is WWWM- 60, retired, fi- ARTICULATS, Brainy, ship poaaJMy leading to me someone to share fun one good hearted, caring top down, conoeitB, th#- nancially secure, looking tlmee with ft one whomusic, dancing and theof others, honorable In- about all pastimes espe- /•I the right person. Some- witty, worldly, tall, trim, laatmg rstatlonehlp. Ext. beech. If your honest, sin- cially skiing, water sports, ater, art shows, dancing "S' where out there Is a aihn, for a S or WWWF for din-handsome 4O'a WM3222- . cares how your day went tentions. I am interested In NYC, or hanging out hn Ing out and friendship. Well If you enawered cere and love life and in marriage. Reply box movies, music, dancing, X vibrant, non-smoking WASP. Very successful In- looking for a secure reia- traveling and writing po- the village or Softo, I be- Please reply to ext. 4027. ternational executive- RRUCI SB»Rlfl«STHN "yea" to ona of the above 4053 tieve in the quaWy of »h» ^; woman In her BO's, who questions, you may want UonaMp and deep friend- etry. Looking for SBM or C • would like to Improve her emuslng ft sexy ft highly nCKVTS- (for Aug. 6th) — early 30's, seeks end I'm Irving Ittl rtn I educated. You are tall ft free for any cute females to respond to this SWM, ship pleaae respond to : DBM between 28 & 38 $ lifestyle. Maybe I could Ext 4031 ^ grown up Boy Scout. Pre who is tall, good-looking, Ing for my beet friend/ slender, a secure, com- who loves the Boss end 24, 511, attractive, dark far tall (510 & over) em- ;.s|s»lp, and Improve mhie et hair, hazel eyea. Enloye — 35, nice looking, healthy professional. Se- counterpart, must ba Hke v^DiS) same time. I'm Inter- plex outdoorsy beauty; want to meet a uniquely ployed man with varied In- cure and honest. If youme, race unimportant, age appropriate ft a GAP greet SWM, 29, attrac- the outdoore, dining, slim, profeaalonal, enjoys terests, e passion for & :-2rJil«ed In meeting a woman dancing A much more. III can be just as happy looking for cool, funky, Ererciir Purtntn it a new to Glvenchy woman for tive, witty singer who moviea, antiques, walks love of life ft the ability to slender, novo woman, «. .who can make time to ctaisification HAND0OMB OOLLBOR LOOKIN0) FOR A DY-NIC! OUVO PINI0N humor. Who la a "rsspon- 38, 8' 0", 1T8B1S-. 20, 8' 11", 100BWM- tall, attractive, WALALL 00TRIST 0IN0L0 NAMIC, versatile and re- 0TVORNT- In excellent LAST— Try convincing ma e^s^e^Fsvar sasjpvanTsj s wvr% sea evsjs^n? ev lbs., brown hair, brown professional, physically MOM- Seeks Wall St.(or from psychic advisor to In- shape A hearth, my inter- sponsible male, 25-40, otherwise, SWJM 34, nan- IMAAe. Ms. aaatiis is. avkMkekaeAia* ayes. Oood looking and vestigators. Tarot Card •HaSjT BUelt WHO SB RMnOffPCi ker, MgM amok- fit, non-smoking, 39, similar professional) sin- ests Include fine arts, non-smoker, who's ambi- smoker, nan-drinker, er, dirty elenl, green romantic successful col- seeks lovsr-ln-wsltlng. gle dad. This attractive di- Reading. Send 1 ques- jnuslc A horse baefcridtng. tious A goal oriented yet leoibe, »'••+, wail toUlgont, aoouro,'big lege graduate, fMonctsNy They say I took Hke Tomvorced female, 35, 5' 7% tion, "•-" * I desire a slim female for realistic. Are you comfort- heeled (oecaalonally) R B? Brokaw, but alas, I have 120 lbs, would Ilka to Join friendship or. more. Reply able In a variety of set- worldly radical wVtob, ear, woman tho way joyoya ooutdoou r activities, no current affair. I'm you Jogging, going to 3900 tings: from sipping cham- house, teeth, heir, mer- to be treated. of lea. or just staying at boatintigg end saWng. Seeka trustworthy, considerate, movie or a show, dinner pagne at a 4 star rettau- blea. a clean bin of health humor is a must becauae rIOfietJ!••>••• ai* IW>»JB*pf1B jMBaVameX* tnTUTi .«AaVem*S)MW» * SWF, 24-29, li Intelligent Looking for or the beach. The right •ANOOOMf 0WM- 29,rant to camping In ths wil- A a great heart, aaaWng one of my favorite pea- 5' 10", brown hair, green >, 28-38, attractive, slim, fun lov-someone slender, 30-38, guy understands we both great! CalC l today derness; from staying up family oriented SWF w*h times is getting people not tee thin but net over- ing, for friendship end re- A attractive to pamper A nave busy schedules, but eyes, honest, sincere, ro- sll night to watch ths sun- ,1 II^ ftlM ff mantic, great ssnss of g o laughing so that they fall lflhleUonehlpl . ReplRly to rtart.share my thoughts wtth. knows there's more to life 730.0Oia. rise over the ocean to brains A beauty, honesty out of there chairs or affaetlonata, linn o 3911 CaN Ext. 3000. that work or your precious l33o. humor. Seeks same In at- taking children to the MAU A tractive, SWF, 21-35, for A humor, sensitivittivity A h J slolt of tl 0WM- 20, 510, long little ones. Reply Ext. zoo? Do you believe that BAOAOP A^te^ke%ASi SAeASAOjBAfc BhaAmSilB^Oai. TO BC TRVS- fun, romance, adventure, soul and a serious dealre |UMI that I am a llttta BfSMr SJOBVflWt VBVaTIBt Vs^HBIWIJf 3002. experience is life's best hair A beard, self em- 38 yrs. oM, 0'3. 210tt», ropean, Yugoslavia) and possible long term re- to meat a good looking nuts, but annt wo all tn ployed, likes camping, tsschsr A that varlsty Is charter member of theon# way of Oftotnor* Stiff trainee' by has 4 eMers, South American, Jap.i lationship. Respond to rTOaVIn^^ OOOK~ he has learned now not to MBCSL8BRATB MV Box #3831. the spice of life? Are you nice guys club for fun, ad- Interested? Call - we'll raatt box 3001. nese High School communicative, affection- venture, romance, couch my treat e Isdy. By seeing tne BHVTHMtYt I om a vofy m change students... talk, laugh, share dinner, A~peta. Hove to HAND0OMS, 0UOOB00- ate, romantic, humorous, surfing, movie mednees, lATTMOTIVI, SS, 0' $Ma aoarooofMnM tfia BU August...MOST FAMII go to a movie, beat the watch comedy or go to FUL, FIT BWM. Gentle, optimistic, yet somewhat long walks A taste, ate. crap out some balls at the he's no fool, very strong 3 Dozen. Seeking F of NEEDED! but firm seeking slim or cautious? I truly believe Reply box 3904 bodyy. Mediterranean, snows. I do smoke A oc- ovnotiofwiiy OJ pnyavcwiyi warmth, style A sub- cultural Student driving range or batting great voice casionally drfnk«l siso Mfco petite East Asian lady, the best foundation for cage, or just walk In a Witty, with vofyjpanoai tomofitlc «% a stance for mutual enter- chi age 22-39, for dating and any meaningful relation- needs SWF 21-30, shape- to party A have parties. lOfYiflC OOfMO Or nOWOf s» tainment Age, race unim- park- perhaps hand In ly + brains, non-smoker, Looking for SWF 23-30. romance leading to ship Is friendship, i am a bar, I wauls1 very much hand. I am a one-man portant. Lets get out there 1 who's affectionate, nur- Reply box 3008 possible marriage. Please sseieeBBieBaa fMSMeat lei ai^ajaaaiavABA^b^a you cant note but and have some funl full-figured 29 yr. old DWF WWTfBJTI UBJl fa) tBJBXvTHIM THANK TOO- St. Jvdja •Me to •pee* to you. ext. turing, of this unpredlct- SWM— 29, handsome, love, fr you want to settle Please cell axt. 3833. reply ext. 3630. w/one small child A am for the right gut to *HghT ebte, exotting man. end St. Theresa for m- looking for friends since physically wep profSeelonsI, down, ladles Me Is youy r WM- 27, wanta to meet HANO0OMI- SWM, 38, PBTBB- From-Oreen flre'.intsiectua*) as Should appreciate sworlng my prayers. LA>j I'm new to NJ. If you are weM aa anyeteaMy. If you searchini g fof r a very t chance. May be tne last sexy older woman 88 +, 5'11". 175 lbs, very ro- Brook, uneMe to reach W with her man: ex- tractive true prince. If you ere be- mantic, level-headed, sin- In touch with who you are, thMc your flint can causa e Christian female to share good times. CeH TO THS what you want from life A yyo u at telephonp e numbeber y ercising, kissing, Out- Between zz-zo, wroi mo* tween 20 A 30, 0-8*7, A-M—A. 3832 cere and honest, with a fl t my sparkk , call-perhaps doonvhugglng, working have e "I'll try anything you gave, flease try i ales A vekias, who en- i«ws, ^f (Never known to Is*). oH, good ssnss of humor who i^^ AAA^AIA ana WM- 37, humorlstlc, 1 once maybe twice" at- UNATTA4MM out, movies, loosing, ro-Joya quiet evsnlnga at drugs, not a smoker, very AAUBA*A S» • A* • AIASTI • I HJMAMU*- AW treats a woman with re- me pesassn home as well as fun happy, musician , would moat Doauviui nosror or spect snd class, seeking titude, please leave me i can come true. high morales, famey ori- nutritional cooking, nights out. Pteese no Btm- ented, reliable A depenp d Hke to meat WF 20-40. Mt Camel, fruitful vMb serious relationship with a your name A number so > reply sat. 3034. Reply Box. 3900 we may find out more dling, sensual evenings, eos. 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Wease you, don't let this one get or soon to be divorced in ma, herein you are my currently separated with njMy vjrnii nwrtOf irvooMsfla am an active professional I'M a SWM. 19 yeere between the ages of 37- jjffjjSig' fer S/DWM for with a wkle variety of In- away. Reply box 4084 her 30s, Shapely, attrac- mother. Oh, Holy Mary, oM, 5'7\ 135 lbs. with many married female A phonp e no. to ext. 3034 tive A good senss of 41. terests. My main nobbles UNATTACNID SWF- Mother of Ood, Queen ef tight brown hair and blue friends, would like to es- tfcwahto reply ext 3034. HurryHl l humor for possible long Heaven and Earth! I tablish a network of single HaHaa * NtepeeJe are mountain biking A seeks unattached emo- •yes. I love to go to BWM, »4- 59", 105songwrltlng. I enjoy all term relationship. Please humbly beseech you fresn beach, movies, and danc- female friends between M- 38 yra., 8'9, very at tionallyy avail. SWM, call Ext 3929. lbs. handsome Americen types of music, especially AppoxAp p . 3388, , 00' ' , fifirm// tne bottom of my heart eo ing. I'm looking for a SWF, the ages of 28-40. I am a British gentleman wtth au- A sense •we«f ^wnajnawaejsa aiw country, blues A classical. slendeld r bilbuildd , EEarth sign WWWF- Slue eyey d succor me In thle 81-28, blond hair, blue 31 yr. old woman with out caring, burn hair, green eyes A s blond, kkl f BWM H eyes, good shape, who children, residing In Som- music, inovorcyciea, LooMvw TO*" •omo- I am an evM fftm buff, end (pref. TAURUS). She'll find kwklM for BWM, H iea, conversation A one b twean 28 A 40, fe- Libra. I enjoy going out en i sspedaHy enjoy foreign you exciting A appealing you arree 80-08 yyeera can enjoy* same things that I erset County. Reply box w aOAAh. AAViAASk SAVAV ^OjAlA'AmAmAt JBAV AI happy. Seeks Spanish or male la ate town ror ainner or s A Independent films. I becauae you're spontane- young, emotJonatt y and ffii power. Oh, show me do. Please reply ext. 4052 honest, emotional snd herein you are my mother. 3629. Italian F w/slmaar Inter- movie. Also I enjoy spend e lot of time read- ous, imaginative, passion- nancially secure, and LOVCLV VIVACIOUS RS- ests for friendship or pos oarihgtoahere fwfun, love trsvsling, photogrephy, Ing A going to museums, ate, independent, seduc- DONT SMOKE, please can Oh Mery, conceived H yM'nt tall, IN, ee- PINIO— single woman ane fnaffiaansa. The rest is art, sports A the great out ane* in the summer I tive, unconventional, dev- me, I'm looking for mywithout sin, pray for .us seeka an intelligent caring call Ext. 3990. unimportantmt tot me. I Hke doors to get away for the spend weekends at my ilish. You know what you best friend and morel I who have recourse to A soflstlcated man-58 + ,7 house on Barneget Bay. I love Music, cats, beach, thee (3x>. Holy Mother; I lategrity, 5Q+, who la ATTRA0TIM, 00, 8 weekend. Seeking a SWF, want A aren't Intimated bright, warm, sensitive, love the theatre, classical movies, snapping and 21-27, who wants to would Hke to meat a SWF by, but admire strong per- etc. CaN my number and place this cause in your music, dining A dancing, t name* No share an abundance of who la physically fit, I'M tell you more. ~ hands (3x). Holy Spirit, loves Ufa, Including: the educated, young looking sonalities like yourself. arts, traveling, dancing, but also relish the quiet drinkers A TLC. Reply ext. 3033. beautiful Inside A out, You're kind, considerate, call ext. 3991 you who solvs all but very mature at heart caa skiing, tennia, the out-times. I'm a down to earth , 29, In shape, at- Wnty, charming, lotosigont tolerant, honest, fair and WWWM- 55, 5'5, 170problems, light all roads doors, lakes and the sea- former opera singer, with Seeking SA9BM, 30tsh, trL 4000. A articulate. I prefer so that I can attain my h lik bigtreate ttd d tractive, Enjoys going out dapendeble. You've deep lbs., looking for friendship I think you'd like me. I'ma variety of Interests . who likes g '- 27, S'8. sHm, en-to dinner, movies, dane- someone who shares my and lasting affections. goal. You who gave me special In many ways. A companionship right a OWF, S' S", trim, pre- Please reply box 3996 joys the outdoora and kyj, hiking A travel. Look- V A You express your feelinggs the dMne gift to fonwe Must be pltyeiosjly fit and press you now. Rscently widowed and forget all evil against sentable and profes- MARRIA0B MINDID? sports, seeks a bright, Ing for an honest Aet comfortable In andirectlditl y, aandd aare deterdt - 2Vi yrs. ago snd It'ss get t- sional. My children are on outgoing* For R'toeweRip tt oc ofwaa or joona m mined in love. You know me and that in all Waat a eMMf I want a ana Staeapiy, marriagige a j id i ting lonely. SWF, WWWFW,, their own. Call • maybe wife: Let's make a _ of 21 A 30 wtth •nookore. Iff you fH ttMM iwhat to do and ssy toor DWF 38-50. Smoker A Instances In my life ytu we can make each other possiblibly llead to some- the same intereste. make hsr feel spsclsl. aro with mOa I want lit tnta daal...Hardworking SWM, thing sertoua. Ai Inquiries 27-32, ext.3080 oeecnavon, i wouve pova light drinker OK. No drugs smile. Please respond to 28, very IN, 6' + , very Please reply ext. 3370. You'rs gentle and charm- short prayer to thank ytu WM notTfi a 30. to hear from you. Reply or gold diggsr need to for all things as you ext. 3234. Intelligent, suave looking. I, 0', 170 BM. Cross box 4080 ing to aH, faithful and true call. This also could lead 3031. never married, North to only hsr. You'rs at- confirm once again that I JINMY— you left mes- Prof, needs mousy Coun- Brunswick professional, between Harry Conntck, 0WM- 01, 0' 195lbs, to something better, to Ext. 3934 on 7/try Girt, Corporate Lady, or | COl* tracted to comely, fasci- never want to a,s aaofcajUF, 28-38 for mar- Jr. A JFK, Jr. Looking for handaome, enjoys the please caN Ext. 4013. separated from you jn dlufl t wrtto down tiw in-between, 19-29 or so, lege student seeking charming, Intelligent nating woman, but quali- fridhl/friefrtship/tvieoonsMM p w/ fiafla~iTew»ooo beach, fine cuisine, ' eternal glory. Thank yeu correct phone number, to share walks, movies, hi / enjoyj s llong wants on the woman between 23-30 Ing baaabsH and the finer ties that most appeal to dinner, cuddling, beach, any race, B'4", 140 lbs., you He deeper. You like for your mercy towardm e please call again. Thanks, beach, garlc pizza, enris- wtth beauty, radiance and thinggs In Ufa seeka sNm, end mins. Ths psrson Mike. love' (a business to- p rlT TOfr- fire. Please reply ext. ddow n to earth girl be- being surrounded by soft, gether?) Sacrificing to |IMUj)Wigah.^ka0%^afttf. comfortable, familiar must say this prayer 3 IB— Honest A chal- 3832. tween the ages of 28-30,, consecutive days. After 3 build Bountiful, whole- hovo Ing Hke a kW, things. Friends, family, lenging woman plssss blua eyas, SWM, CATHOLIC, 80- fttuat DO nOnOatf CsVmf «• har-mony -tnt-well- days, the request wHI be read on) I admit that I'm some, Natural lifestyle. oiei apeeiei one to sharing. You ahouM be Please call Ext. 3926. for someone non-drinkar, non-smoker, behaved children ere a planted. This prayer must quiet e character, but I'm my Mrs w*0i oxt3SS0 seeks honest, sincere, wiMng to enter a lasting thsgm ef a be published after the age of 19-28 yrs oM, ext. must. You'rs s bit stub- ttonanlp- a nice guy, s gentleman A MABRIID BUT SBPA- 177 BM 00,-tooWng t o make practicing Catholic born, but compromising. favor is granted. M.L.N. , fun to be wtth, but I can't RATIO MAU- not Into frtanea wtth s/DWF 38-48. woman, Reply axt 3478. tlbtftty of marriage. Reply yrs. SDWM- SO, very active, You've purposely alluded Yerte's PMAYBS) TO TUB find a nice woman! I'm bondage, but willing to interests ineniee dining BWM- 19, looking for box 4051 giving your heart fully be- looking for a classy, pro- commit to right person. physically fit, even A ^ aakA (fMM SWF, 19 to 24, for fun offayMoyod cause of apprehension fessional Isdy, guided by Looking for a S/DWF or S/ man who does HAT0NMAKB* (Never known to Jail). Oh, and possible relationship. tame. Re- and suspicion. But now moat beeuttfui flower 'of good kiteUeat A woman DHF to be most Intimate do drugs, but ext 3027. ktat 00 tw. and I INTBfMTtONAl- The Professional, financially Flease reply to Ext 4029 you bum to take a chance Mt. Cenviel, fruitful vtoa that realty nkes herself, partner, 25-40. My Inter- for something more - but is not serf-centered. ests are camping A cud- stable whose looking Dor 24> l l0 eplandor of Heavea, SWF, slim between the ~ £!ii. i75Pje, to bve Ufa toth s fubsst. I something profound. You of the son Slim, attractive- good dling In front of a roaring enjoy boating, golf, the desire a woman who Isvtee m the nation. Cefl far dresser- 30 to 40 yrs. old. fire, horse back riding, ages 28-43 who afces to like rock'-n.roll music, of Ood, Immaculate o#ocfaa vortoua Wnda of loving, resourceful snd free Info. 900-218-9000 A highly desirable woman long walks by the shore A be spotted ana knows how sports, movies. Looking Virgin, assist me In my muatc, wortOfftg out at tho gMng - a "Mother Earth" PATTTOI necessity. Oh, Star of We that wants to be honest A cozy evenings at home. to SBoHlnreturn. Mustbe for SWF 10-28, who has ^B • - J AAW IAAAW^ U level hooded, Bko aporcs, similar interests, for who has your qualities, Buffet, Dessert, Coffee. B BJ * caring to a guy whether Personality A appearance __ m ami aajnt jwajsp*"£. '• deslrss snd hungsrs. a +«kids OK. Reply box sport cars, dining out, 0aaAeA«kdAaA*ALak IWMtAe>Affteu (*teu4 you think you might be In- me, herein you ere my as a friend or In a rela- tfionoarap nopomny iaao> She's outspoken, passive Jury 28th, 7:30 PM tionship. I'm s fairly hand- 3988 light traveling, quiet eve- g p terested ' mother. Oh, Holy Maty, nings. Sense ef nuejer an Ing to relationship. If this 4038 yet aggressive, conserva- Mother of God, Queerr ef some man, good shape, sounds good grve me a tive and spirited, serious work out every day, dress R. MOM- DWM, 38 tall absolute must. Looking BWM— 34, nice looking, Hesven and Eerthl I but daring and playful. AM •amvASAeAj eAmeA^A*ai LA«A • a flbaA»B well, well groomed. I work dark & ... skinny, great for someone ne ' hearth conscious gentle- sense of humor, loves — 24, Catholic, man, down to 'earth, car- s comfortable in sHk DJ DOUG FREUtfR numeiy Bossovn you rrom for a major communica- IsICO OtaWt wl RTOI good looking. In search of the bottom of my heart to tions company in a rather music (especially classic eel ext 4014 - 4037 Ing, honest sfTectlonats, or denim, heels or bare PROUDLY PRESENTS rock), movies, football A SWF, Catholic, 21-20, non-smoker wrth s good foot. She's s csutlous succor mo In this interesting Job. I enjoy art, Vf- Intel- 0WVM- looking for a GOOD TIME SINGLES necessity. There era none antiques, outdoors, driv- long walks. Would like to , / p sense of humor. Brown Capricorn who'a also es- meet an intelligent, com- ligent, honeat, financially SDWF non-smoker, drug A eonaHtyy. You must enjoy hair, blue eyes, 8 2" with caped capture for she'll VANCE PARTIES that can withstand yevr ing A exploring new plac- secure, sn optimist snd OK" sowar. Oh, show me es. And I love going into mitment minded woman tthhe gtgreatestt th thingi s in We. s muscular buUd. Interest not settle. She knows you very affectionate. I enjoy mg for one on one rela- Reply box 40333 Include dining out mov-well, as you know her. Thunday, July 2M al 8pm herein you are my mother. New York for whatever for friendship A more. PS. tionship, possible mar- since my sitter put me up aa types of sports, espe- I- 25 0'_3._175 lbs, ies, cooking, comedy You an the same, both MeAMr-i RMsurart Oh Mary, conceived reason. The only thing cially: racqustball, golf, riage. Ufce the movies, 1714 EMIMI Avtnu* without sin, pray for us missing In my life is a to this, a handsome sin- brown hair, green ayes, dub, beech, a wide vari- fuel end flame. She's whiffle ball, volley ball, dancing, dining out A the ety of sports, snd spend- S'4", light blue eyes, Somcrut, Naw Jmwy \ who have recourse to woman that I can enjoy gle younger brother ore. Reply box 3993 non-smoker, non-drug wouldn't hurt. Reply ext. even touch football. I user. Seeking SWF 22 31, ing quiet evelngs st blond, with a slender, thee (3x). Holy Mother, I everything wtth, someone have four children, don't Dirccdonf: 90S-W8-2S22 piece this cause In year that I can respect A treat 3959. '— 35, down to earth, intelligent, ^attractive A home. Would Hke to meet shapely figure and ap- worry - they don't bite end beautiful, wavey, light aiwi Vnto aflpoya oaitcM^ a SWF, 24-37, wtth stmll- ealing features, axt. hsnds (3x). Holy Spirit, really special. This is a NICK 0UY8 DON'T AL- are vary well behaved. peali you who solvs a|l perfect opportunity for brown, shoulder length going to the beech, taking lar interests for doting, WAYS FINISH FIRST1- They are aged 3-12. I love heir and brown eyes. 5' - vies A friendship and possible problems, light all roads that special woman, thls SWM, brown haired being a mom and accord- UNPRBT8NTIOU0 ANB so that I can attain my please call A leave me a 8*. larger frame but not spending quiet nights to- long lasting monogamous BMUUMY OBNTLgMAN- blue eyed 20 yr. oldIn, g to the kids, I sm "Thsobese, a smoker, attrac- relationship. Flease cad. goal. You who gave me message, I will graciously doesn't have a ton of ". I'm rtatnor at notTia^ nopfy DOJC I, 5«". Educated and the divine grft to forgive World's tive, likes cooking and en- 3090 ext. 4015 answer you caH. Reply box money, a new car or a 5'7", have short brown established Chinese- and forget all eve against 4058 joys staying home for a glamorous life, but this hair, green eyesy, , attrac- quiet evening with a - 28, 6', 225toe, BWM— 30 57", 105American professional, me and that In all attractive dude tries to handsome, employed, reasonably good looking. AT CMW mm. ttve. I don'dont smoke, butmovie or just ss we* as rbs., social drinker and Information: 90B-469-3141 instances In my life you M-SCO- didn't geg t live life to the fullest. Life wnn a variety or Mnoieete smoker, brown eyes snd Very broad Interest In are wtth me, I want In this b drink soclaHy. I have an going out far the rtigjit. your telephone number, may have dealt this guy a hourglass shape, but If which Include: fishing, hek. Enjoy camping, fish- sports, music, movies snd short prayer to thank you address or first name. hard hand, but he plays ft Wocka feVroavaflft nOvT) Oln you're looking for Barbie - lend of a night owl. Look- tennis, rock A roM, con-ing, bowling, malls, theater. Enjoys good food for all things as you Please reply again. UNAT- well. Looking for a SWF keep looking. (Because certs, dining out, movies, sports, walks on theand travel. Looking for a confirm once again that I TACHBD CAPRICORN 18-22 for a good time Ing for asincere, honest, K's a Httkt wider than it children ok. Be-romance, cooking, com- beach, quiet nights at petite woman with same never want to be •XT. MU filled w/iong walks on the S&WM, Interests. Reply to Ext. was before the kids.) tween the eges Of 30-45 edy clubs, AUentJc City. home, home cooking, din- large saperatad from you m beach, many laughs, Don't worry, I am physi- Sesks SWF, 18-30, to Ing out, end other Inter- 4012. eternal gtery. Thank yqu friendship & hopefully ro- who knows how to treat a long haired brown A white cally fit I can mm last six tody, at least 5' 10" and enjoy some of these Inter- ests. I'm honest, sincere, mele dog; black great for your mercy toward me Ads In Classified mance, Why not? If you've of racquetbaH or ests A maybe some of - 30, 0', and mine, the person read this far A don't call, over, avera, or solid fun loving end spontane- dene; Orange A White al- don't coat — Uhoholet e of gorf. If you're larger frame, Who yours. Please reply box oua. In sssrch of S/DWF, 180 lbs. sttrscUvs, non- must say this prayer' 3 am Msreeted and are a wants a smoking vegetarian, co- tered mate cat. Branch- IU'II never know what Irv- one on one relationship, 33-38, slim, good looking, White and bseja consecutive days. After "3 Th«y payl kt all about. Reply ext. S/DWM, 25-45, over 58", no head games please, who's honest, fun loving, median, cynic, optimist A days, ths request wW be with a great sense of SWM- 28, hopeless ro- wies guy. I consider my femato dog; black A white 183 only serious minded csH- mantic, looking for story- not afraid of commitment kitten; gray tabby kitten. granted. This prayer must srs need respond. Reply and MUST LOVB KISS. I sslf caring, sensitive, be published after the book romance with e consldsrsts snd nonHMsborough- — long haired to ext #3000. beautiful clean and fH,work nights. Reply to ext. white A brown mala dog; favor Is giantsd. OJ. 3823 overbearing but I couM be SWJF— 30, near Prince- asm, no taller than 5'7" wrong. My Interests In- white male kitten with PfMVgB) TO TNB HO4.Y ton, very attractive, grad- SWF or S0F. I am very BWM- 6 +, 3 0 gray taH and spots; Black wmmn- Holy spirit, veu well-built and I take care clude dubs, NYC, aHema- uate of an Ivy League Col- something, college gred/ tlvs music, film, health, male kitten. Highland who solve all rny y proa- of my body. I am blue/ professional, handsome A Park— Female Doberman. ail lege, In management at a groan eyed, 5'S" and 190 personal growth, exercise, top company, wants to physically fit. Wishes to cooking, dining, etc. Somerset County Humane SO that I can obtain my When you place a Iba with brown hatr and Society, Route 22, North asels, You who ah* ma meet e toll, goodtookktg very clean. This Is all I can meet sn attractive, phusl- Seeking attractive, fit, profesaonal man (34-45) caily fit, passionate fe- nonconformist SF, anyBranch, NJ. 526-3330 the DMne 0R toforgiv e A tell you, you'll have to find forget eN svilt>against me with sincere Intention. out the rest for yourself. male to establish a long race, up to 31 for inspira- F0UN»- A parakest. Please cell ext. 3933 term high quality menogo- tion, challenge, compan- A that ki aH instenosS'Pf You wm not be sorry. And Near JFK Hosiprtal area, my sfe You ere wtth me. I '- 20, College stu- also please, no phonies, mous romantic relation- ionship and romance. found on 7/19, 908-540- ship. Pleaaa reply box Flease call Ext. 3934. went In this short prayer dent, 5' 11", blonde he* fatties or drugglee. Please 8771 to thank you for ea things blue eyes. In search of reply to Ext. 4020 WANTS*:- A special guy, A to confirm once again pretty, Injillgant, SWF IS — Italian, 57, very thet I never want to be +, from Middlesex county N- 27 quixotic, ad warm and fun loving mld-40s + , educated, up- vs mindsd ejustentlsl- scale, hard-driving, suc- separated from You, A area, who enjoys dancing, jsctl would Ilka to meet a very even in aptta of aH mate- rock music, and sports. krt with a tests for pine affectionate, sensual fe- cessful professional wtth and other dairy^>reed de- varied Interest* A activi- Fless rsspond to ext. male who would Hke to Financially wtth you In sternal stay. 3029. rlvatlves. Earnestly share a laugh or a tear, ties. Good sense of secure, happily married humor, caring A kind, Thank You for Your many searching for European listen to the rain, or each couple wish to grve s lov- ward me A mine, me BMW S0- Tired of trying style earth girl Intel- others heart beat while healthy, comfortable wtth ing home to a white new- to find a meaningful rela- himself, Integrity, bWt person muat say this you are automatically lectual. A woman who holding each other dose. hmse, gy, y bom. Let us help eeoh prayer for 3 oonaecuttvs tihi In the bar scene. wears Blrkenstocks It would be nice to share to commiitt AA communtcete other. Confidential, legal. Seeking a ona-man days. After 3 days via reqardlese of the com-wttfi someone who's warm -all musts. (Therapy a Call Mate A Joann any-favor rsqusst will be entiled tolWin woman who sen be sin-summarlst Implications, and sensuous, ft may be plus). I'm an of tne above time 1-0OO-382-7465 cora, nonaat m can attft •rented even rf R may ba who Is an artistic social sn sneountsr you will (SWDF), very pretty, very dWReulL This prayer muft possess a IKtle girl Inside. drinker wtth passion for cherish for a long time. warm A loving, very smart, Loving cou- ple wishes to sdspt whtte be published Immediate*/ 2 tieltlts to see... Loves_ animals, enjoys above arMOSophtaai slant, Please call axt. 4039 active lifestyle, wonderful after the favor ia grentop fishing, the shore A I like food stuff snd ths Orate career, diverse interests, without mentioning the to party ones In a whss or TAIL OLONOS BBAUTt- •nd haopintm to your fW Oead. If you thanked unencumbered. Special baby. Oaa Kathy a*w Rtuli- favor, only your Initials Jjuet retox at home wtth a your private raagton Icon ,— 35, 511, 8WF. I'm love of water, beaches A ahouM apper at ths bot- good movie. If you are be l m I_M.JL H_ is anytime 1-000-753- for "My Dinner with boats, skiing, exploring 7090. LegeVCuitRdeiitaJ. tom. M.O. ; tween the ages of 23 A f • (InnC near & far, hiking, music, 32 no taller than S'7 Athen I think we ere onaofioa of numof, am cofvt- the arts, reading, good A0OPTI0M— We've have the same JlfWcuHles parallel paths. CeR nowmunlcotlvo, honoat, af- times with good friends. adopted before, and our DUWC A JB00KA : trying to have a serious one get a free gnu. facttofiataphyate—y ,fit anarfatt. I *yc 4 Lots to grve A there wtth uaMglilei la now 3, so we By sppolntmsnt oniW. relationship wtth the right cai Ext. 4025 hte—fiyj t I tneew* s • my #1. Friends first, and know whet a previous Joy ^0T0900M ' pperson, , ppisses reepondto ohember music ooncerts, foremost, but growth & sdoptlon can be. Love, - 35. 61-, edu- All readings are private s axt. 3019. to post-modem music A commitment the ultimate Hugs, and Laughter awett confldentlsl. Located u cated, ethnically- our n«w baby. Pfaaas call _•faf-Majaj M a. HhdBk MMABkaAegfl •eMue.1 Greet Adventure. Seeking sal. Please reply toext . stairs from Qsntlemei rtendsome, muscutor Itel- s meaningful relattonenip 041. Trudy and Art collect Clwlce Hair Design, 2 VWIVJ HHHV WVPnilW*j ¥ (216) 6772394_ g_saa^a_BajBadlL^_g-g_b0_L-^A *J •• I with a fOlsh-40. non- South Ave., WeetfleM 4", light-hearted, Arts* HiMMinf. pfOrasavofiol in* wfio crovoa Ma- BLACK WNITI SIN- iwa*B~tart Mn90s.Bg teWgent man, who Is also White piufsealswal male, Ladles...we mt* wavy hair with a nice ia ap* youthful 37, 5'9" 1«S*>», axis- Janet, CMT. CaU 908-254 CONCERT tad, shares (A can ad va- over stocked with good 8433. By appt, only. : ewdto. I enjoy ell types of ionorouat riety tol) my Intsrsete, brown has- and blue eyes. looking man. Are you 25 queSty ems otat 2 peapto and Is able to express Handaome and fit, Into to 65? Sinffloa, w* will let WANTS0 WF- 35 5f), sen share. WO a petite, convaraatlon, romantic- who Is non furfttled M.'I himself freelyJ (verbally, roller Medln romance you join fum. Wrtto RAW, sisipleysd woman be- tantng, fun dates; at Your •motlonalry, A" physiphyelcsiryc ) and cftHdren. Tn sesrch of P.O. BOJI 6294, No. Brun am, ror a polite, congldof- To Advertise, call! «#-*», wno WOUM eonventanoa. Please try, Please reply boxI 3029026 a younger whNs profss- •wick, NJ 08902 ata, romantic, discreal, gguyy a ohanca, ean't be thy. You* be • lonal female, non- woekday relationship w/ 1 pleased. Discreet rela- wfiite businessman. P.ft. ana knows a good catch smoker, sMm, attractive A 1-800-559-94951 tionship possible. Please Advertise In (fie Clatsltlod! friendly. 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IJ Interior and «xt«rior paint- 9O6-704-0261 FREl EST. CALL ANDY Pro PAINTINsl CO*' - ing. Wood and masonry APPUANCI MPAIRS SNIIT ROCKINS gh 72S-4S33 Fraa estimates. Fully In- All major brands, all major CARPINTRY- * Horn SPACKLJNS- VIOLA SOS-469-3337 sured. Recommended by Commercial, Residential; ' steps. Free estimates. Improvements. I do It ALLI HOMI IMPROVMINT- Industrial. Fully Insurad.,'^j 90S-4S3-0317 appliances. Reasonable, Quallty work, Exp., In- Mulch, Shrub planting, Interior Decorators. axparlancad, reliable. All phases of home Inslda and Out, FREE sured, Delnegre Dry DaouiaUva atona, pruning, AT A RIASONABLI improvements. Free est. ESTI, FULLY INS., REF.a, Wan ft PMaMntf, SOS- trimming. Yard clean-ups. PRIOI— all typas of ma- K.rW«hlng — Same day service. Jeff Ins. Steve. 908-968-7042 call OAVI :90S-7aS-SS79 LAVITOL PAINTINS- CARPENTRY 908-369-4075 WMX HAT ANY PSMCCI sonry. For free eet, pis FREE ESTI, Fully Ins., ext. elntertor/Extaflo•Interior/Exte r Drywall, ceramic tiling, OR BRUCI 90S-3S9- SENIOR CITIZEN DIS- can John 908-563-786$ aProtacthw Coating APPUANCI RIPAIRS CARPINTRY— Alt small, BJ71 We also do rubbish SHIITROCK/SPAOKLI paint., SAVE ENERQYI we .'i restoration/repair, Insur- medium repairs Inside —Repairs to sheetrock ft COUNTS) 90S-98S-S44B specialize In Installing •Sand/Wstar Blasts* ance work, Specialist in name. watarcoolers, air removal 11 (Edlaon) * * * * eWallpapertng/ramoval condttfMtntonaraJ , walk-In cool- out, and new work. Also platter. 672-5811. vinyl raplaca. windows, reconstruction and resto- ceramic tile, shsetrock re- HOMI IMPROVIMINTB OVtR U YRS. IXPIR., ration, 10 yrs. of HONEST, ers, reach-In coolers, etc. WINDOW A-l RIPAIRS 8 at pricas you can afford. pairs, gutters cleaned, re RIPAIRS- Additions, Foundatlon»/3teps/Con Ulrtmate In prep, ft work- DEPENDABLE craftsman- paired and inside paint dacks, woodan storage Ra placa glass, putty, little aa S20. Spring clean manship, 908-272-4033 ship, FREE ESTI, Excellent Call" i9O8-7B2-7B6S caulk, paint ft wash. up. Thatching, shrub crate work/Paving stones/ Ing. Call Larry 469-8340. shads. All phases of home planting, will beat any le- Allan block retaining (wa also do general carpy local Ref.'s, Written guar- improvements A repairs. Quality craftsmanship for HANDYMAN 25 yrs. Free estimates, In- gKlmata price. 7S3-B742 walls/Chimneys and fl home ImprovTft roofing ) antees, BITTIR TOB- CERAMIC TILE vlsa/MC, free estimates. places. Ta* MS~asS4 BEmR PRICE, HI-TU- AU WORK, Bast prices! OUR MOUSI SSB-OSB* sured, work guaranteed, LAWNCAJII Painting 727-flSl 172B FREE ESTI Exc. Ref., 908- Installation ft Repairs rompt service. Bab ft PapemangJng, Repairs. 231-1421 Commercial/Residential tta BiBSSS2 Fully insurad, claan-ups, Plaster/Sheetrock. 27 yrs. CARPENTRY- AU PHAS- HOME rellabla, great pricas. exper. 908322-4030 ES, fully Ins., FREE ESTI, S.E. «ERWER WINDOW OLASS Rl- portfolio & ref's avail. Can do most anything and (tOt) 7ta-211t SWEET PLACID ON 8ITI- We TOM HANSON Hartje ConatraettaM Sa. at reasonable ratas. No Free Estimates HOME repair, re-putty ft paint A Saad) Haa)#a Ca.— PAINTINS rieinfleltf. 7S4 «931 job too small. Insured. Fully Insured old windows ft trim. Vary Interior/exterior. Wallpa Interior/exterior and Call 908-322-1673. IMPROVEMENTS reasonable. INSURED. Complata yard malnte paring, painting, power wallpapering. Fraa CARPENTRY- all types CERAMIC TOE- Install* nanca. Grass cutting. COPPIRHBAD PLUNaV AND Call Clear View, 757- washing for commercial/ estimates. Plaasa call v. or Interior & exterior. tlon ft repair. Quality REPAIRS 5347 Fully Insured. residential. 0*11 Fre*, Tom at 908-469-5982 or INSJ, NIATINS), DRAM Roofs, siding, decks, CARPBMTRY SBRVIOI work, reasonable ratas OLSANINS- Affordablf. All Interior remodeling Carpentry (All phases) 4ST-0SS4 a* SBB-11BS 1-800-4795952. framing, sheet rock, Inte- free estimates.aSS-79SB. Sheet Rock • Painting •HOME REPAIRS. rior trim a speciality. No Cabinets, Doors A Decks PAINTINO Si PAPIR ****S 26 years experience Fences a Decks Carpentry, masonry, Landscape construction job too small. Call Lao ' renovations. Free est. Call UMMNfJ- Intartor/arte- PAINTINS- Why pay vlca. Llcansa #«9l5 90S-3S6-S26S for free H •OsVMS-BBM MOVAL- yards, base Outdoor structures ft lawn maintenance. Ser rlor. Window rapairs. moral S65/rm. Com- mants, attics, construc- Masonry a Patios 968-3258 or 752-8288. vices Included: all phases Please caN 782-SSOS. estimate. HANDYMAN FOR Quality workmanship for mercial, rasldantlal, apts. tion dabrls, act., eall Bathroom ft Basamant of landscaping A lawn 28 years. No job too Exteriors, Wallpapering DECKS— Carpentry and Carpentry, replacement of Mtha 90S-SS3-S27S Romodai'ng maintenance. Plantings ft S2O/roll. Ray TOT-SST* windows ft doors, floor small. Insured. Fraa estl alterations, attics and CLEAN UP- Rick's, gar. And much more... HOME rock walls a speciality. mate, prompt service basements, sheetrock tiles, carpet installation, Always free estimates Owner operated ft cus- PAINTINO * WALL and speckling, comp. pric- kitchen, bath renovation. attics, bsmts., 8, 10, 15 and competitive rates. MAINTENANCE 20, 25 ft 30 yd. dump- tomer oriented. SM-SSS1 * PAPIRINS- "Wlatar es, quality work, fully ins., 526-5723. ft REPAIRS " ' " ' ITS Special" BBS off painting Fast same FREE E8T.I, 908-561- stars for rent, 908-757- *** HANDYMAN- All work. 2877 CALL JOHN MUSELU Carpentry, , PRIDATOR TRII SIR- and 10% off wallpapering. avanlnga and) #aana. 1291 Painting ft carpentry, FULLY INSURED. Will Lie.#4369. S0B-72S* ' COMPLETE HOME MAIN (908) 249-6652 Painting - VHSI— Take down ft chip DON'T CALL US 1 ceramic tile, FREE EST!I, ping, no Frills lawn care, tat say written aall- 8239 or 908-3BS-1029 "- REF., 908-874-7606 TENANCI INC.— 15 yrs. INTRODUCTIONS... and Mora Full Ins. 908-424-0812 PAINTING aiatee. Interior/exterior. Until you've called the in business, maintaining A way for people to meat INTERIOR/EXTERIOR OIL BURNBR SIRVNJI IMPROVI EVIRYTHINS— QUALITY WORK Will work weekends. CaH 1 others. Then call homes for retirees, wldo people, every week In •JJUIIMIOalt LIGHT CARPENTRY Chris 873-1389 Boiler ft Furnace clean CB CONTRACTINQ for the Quality 11 Painting, Spack- era, divorcees ft people your local Forbes nawspa FULLY INSURED TRfMBMO— Experienced. up, efficiency tasting highest quality carpentry IINig, Decks, DeMord, who Just don't have the par. The ad is free, then Wastfiald/ScotchPlalns RICH GORMAN PAINTINO ft WALLPA- emergency service caaa, and home improvements Yards, Fast. time. We do everything one call doas It all) CALL JACK eras 908-789-9265. [RINS- Exterior/ Inte- heat ft hot water In- at the lowest price, We 9OS-S2B-774t from painting to additions. 1-S00-BBB-94BB 580-9465 rior, custom work. Com- stalled. 722-822B mean itl Free est., fully mercial/residential. FUUY INTIRKMt Cell Ray 752-9394 Have your shrubs ft small ALFANO-S PANfTINO PLUMBINS ft NIATWl' insured, references, 272-8282 traas professionally Professional, quality work INSURED. Nick 658-9235 908-968-1058. MAINTINANCI CUSTOM BRICK WALKS Low ratas. Good aarvtear' Complete home repair ••AND PATIOS" IRON RAILINGS shaped this season. Call at reasonable rates. Many PAINTINO Drain claanlng. Fraa J. DCOUTIS CARPINTRY and cosmetic work. For FREE ISTIMATIS happy customers. For fraa ftWALLPAPCRIN* matas. Ucansa #0461. Quality craftsmanship on QUALITY you can afford •Mt-2B3-OtlO> TRACEY'S IRONWORKS * CERAMIC* (00^711-44% estimate 908-846-1094 Exterior/Interior. Restora- Call John additions, alterations, call 908-418-8756 TRII * STUMP1 IX- ALL PAMTHM APPLICA- tions, Power Washing, roofing, siding, doors, CUSTOM FURNITURE BAM-SPM S0O-J1O-203S TIONS- (Ownar-Opar'd) Light Carpentry. Over a Lift M * J DRYWAU BUILDINO- Design your *TILE* PIRTS— all types of tree decade of experienca. #7543, FREE EST.I, NQ,~*" kitchens & bath. Season Residential/Commercial. *# • work, stump removal. 10 yrsl (Lowast Ratas) special on decks & own wall unit, cabinets, or ir Installations Reasonable ratas. Fully DIPINDABLI. Qual. Reasonable ratas. Call JOB TOO SMAUI on cd^uf replacement windows. Free estimates. even a magazine rack. J.I.D. BUILDIRS, INC. tirRopalrs GuerVd! Mildew Off. Fast Jata SSS-SSS-SSSS 24 hr».,90B-76S-lS39^TT* .90B-B60-B84B Made of oak, pine, or for- Additions, kitchens, insured. Fraa Estimates. Insured, free estimates. •it R«-grouts Eat. Local B25-774S PAINTINS (Itl Rellly) Call 908-754-0014. ODD JOBS * MNIRAL mica. Reasonably priced. baths, roofing, decks. In Call Sal at day 908-757 surad. Call 418-8756. ANTHONY'S PAINTINO fatarlar/latartar— Fraa KITCHEN CABINET*- re- RIPAIRS- Lt. hauling, PISCITELLI lntarior/axtaripr.jRopfing, estimates. Custom work, . 1,'.) brush cleared ft removed. 3733 or eves. 475-5670. J.T.M. MMOOIUNO TRII * STUMP vary neat ft references. placed or refaced. Wood Expert Int/ext. carpentry, Complete home Improve- MOVAL -Is your stump a gutfera clewnadVlnstalled. or mica, countertops & DAW HOME TILE & MARBLE Fraa ast. 7S1-O441. Sheetrock Repairs. Fully painting, replacement ments, porches A dacks, pain In the grass? Fraa Insured. 908-792-3767. vanities. CJW 297-3460 windows ft decks. Tree IMPROVEMENT Interior/exteriors, carpen (908) 412-9162 estimates Fully insured. BUT ANY PRICII HOUR SMITH work, log splitting, gutters All phases of home Imp. work, dack reseating ft "JUST STUMPS" 634- Patios ft dacks, Interior/ PAINTINS and WALLPA- PIRINS— Interior ft Masonry repairs, Roofina»:: Carpenter Contractor cleaned. No job too small. Interior ft exterior cfeanlng. No Job too 1318. exterior, UVHtO COLOR Powerwashing., all wortx-. Framing. Additions, Add-a- Why break your back? If You name It, we do Itl small. Contact Stave Di call Tony 9O8-7S3-6642 exterior. Remodeling of baths and kitchens. uarantaad. Call Level & Alterations. Fully you don't see It, ask. Call CALL MINI • 210-SSSS mlno 908-752-7863 or 1 4 insured. PisdJitaway. us today for a FREE esti- 800-585-7863. Fraa ae Tree Dacks Installed. FREE ES- S48-1773. DECKS— S7.5O per ft. or COLORCRAFT TIMATES. CaH Tom, 755- HINM1W mate. Our 17th year. will beat any legitimate ROOFINS CONTRACv i B26-BIM Removal PAINT ft WALLCOVERINQS 6841,1-80O-3O0-6S41. TOR— Cafice Conatrujh,^ THI CARPENTRY CO. offer. Custom work. Fully JFK CONBTRUCTION- A lTOa>SOIL— Screened •Installation (SIS/roll) tlon Co. Roofing of aX, ,v Alterations ft additions, "INSTALLATIONS" Insured. Unlimited refer- Cranford, 908-276-0856. ft Unscreened, Fill DM, •Removal PAINTING BY typas, shlngia/tlst/slatitri.; decks, kitchens, baths. Ceiling Fans'Garage door ences. Color portfolio. All work guaranteed. 1 Paving, Excavating, Stone VENIS BROS. •Sheatrock Rapairs and leak rapalra. No ie*i ^ Complete carpentry ser- Call now and save $$$• •Popcorn Ceilings CARNCVALE ; openers«Many kinds of contractor for all your ft Mulch, Drainage ft Tree Tree Exports too small. Insured. Fraajn? vice. General contracting. 908-526-0005. 12 years of outstanding •Cr OUR 35th YEAR ft Carpentry Repair* needs. Large or small, we work, 908-322-5409 •stlmatas. 968-0241. ,,f, > Local references. Design 4ODp JOBS WELCOME! -ft DICKS- Custom built, do It all) quality workmanship. 3 yr. EXTERIOR/INTERIOR help. Call John at: ACCWUTI FULLY INSURED guarantee. Excellent refs. Quality work. Reasonable, ROOPINS>AU. TYPIB—> S4S-112t- benches, railings, lattice, KITCHENS, BATHS— re- 908-537-4498 pressure treated, super Free estimates, measure- "ree estimates. Fully Ins., FREE ESTI, ova*;' •• modeling, alterations, All phases of landscaped ments, ft profassional 20 yrs. exp. P. DannuocK-;. cedar prices. 20 yrs. exp. cabinet refacing, counter- construction. Lawn Ser- Pruning, storm damage, planning. 4 968-0467 SStVISI- For A00O«NTIN8JA1O«K« RATES- 1 10 Ac- Wa Coma To Voul i kdrm, bath S40 to 4 Portraits, Pats, iiing in: Portraits- aSrm, 2-S baths »SS. up)). Fun IWad ate.; Character countant to do various ac- Individual, Family, En- 90*281-9608 Heneat/tellable/fsxavtafs show A ballo en anl for Parties. Raaaenabla ~ ' Pat and pnovMed. Carol 784-2874 908-*4S-0S46 oncllai cot imvCuetomtiam NOMAMd Fox- m your local Forbaa Na CaN Conassntlna. A/R, A/P. paaavs ClasaHlads. Fraa PASHY PUtVnS— run etc. SAS1+, FOKBASE/MAC, 808-7749. aatlmataa. FiriW maurad. tha fu n^ Charactara, (90S) 422-0417 FOXPRO, SCO FoxBASE CHEM SEAL. Mandham. 0L0VBH1AN9 PONY Ha Jab la «ao Mg. Can us IBS*- A CAROUSELS VaJVi BJBf HPV SJH JR end SCO FOKPTO program newl OJanla A Fertu at NJ. SOS-234-2700 rocasslng naada; mingi Cuatomlzatlon of hiMwnon- tor Parttss A Pknles. Call TO—AHBRt For doing SBTaooaunHng software, SOS 860 48M. 908-998 »l«0. your Wadding or Family Resumss, Academic OLBANINB- Profaa- FOMHT-IT.NOT Group Photos. Call B^BH> ABB4AH.Btl VB^l^kaHBK both PC, Macintosh 1 PWOH« •Till § klaltABU? 4bhav^aBft ^u* Ia^>*h«ha4akaaa> avv^H^^an^BTajsPaFT v aBaj^^^pa^sRav vvov va^ papara, Mom lacmua. Unif. In Novell ratMl stanal, with a paraonal ww iwffHn VH iifWvllVfn S T- DJ Service. self aH oocaalona comedy Charles Moore III, Fliers, Advertisements, LAN'oV touch. Rallabla, rafer- data again. Wa wlN maU antar- magic and more. P" 906-234-1238 Desktop publishing, etc. ft Aasee., •66-78*" ancas, Fraa aatlmataa. aystsm ta develop to you a ramlndar-10 CflHllltaWMiml -L W^^Mmm^M^ mani. wa neac evary- csrqWS) 881-0747 RBAI6TRBEB ARCHI- Canvanlant location, TMf. WnWIPinMI SJI fW||Sjrn|aj|a atrangth, IHww, *™z days In advanoa. S datas win- qyawy body's pitoasl 787-0209 TUPPBRWAM- Parties TECT- NJ, NY A PA. Con- uraat nrtas, ^aat rafar* ter your . in my South 10% off flrat daanlng. for SS.SS^r. Call Tom oas. Call now tor a free WIKWP PWBUSIHN CaH Tha r aftar 9 pm fOS-233-S364 - or are our specialty. Bridal sultation by appt. only. Business cards, Let- Plalnfleld homa. Non- UTT )a the showers, fund raisers, ResM. new attar, or add.coneuRatfon. 234-2968. terhead, resume, nwnui, B06-7BB4 • JL1 • OLBANNM- Rspalrad ft Factory DJ Service home demonstrations or Can 90S-494-93S9. Fees AoVsffllt /ft §O8O tt'Ornmnl OCCUPATIONAL ">•••>! HTY MAIMTI RI0IPTI0NIBTMOMIH, AwlMfHItn tl^ AJMRteA'SBMT IBACHEEVOYMB0R8B HANOI- Lawn cutting ABBT. Eva physician. So. Plain- ft FT days ft evenings. $8 welder, axp. raquirad. Day Christmas Around the Head Teacher Share your energy, enffi RN painting, misc. rapalrs, fMd. 4 days, " $15/hr. plus commission, and night shift. New Brun- World hiring demonstra- Certification preferred oorr slssm, group skills A ex? h opportunity wtth •to. 40 hrs/wk. Drivars Non-profit charttaMa or jvwtufp tMrt typlnfla trt#* Start today. Edison Area swick. 908-246-7506 tors. Special bonuses Otgf— In Early Childhood, rlence with children « • research talHtyiC llcanaa raq. 2g7-aflB6. gantzatlon with graat Call Stave 908-549-2492 now. CaM 008-647-2531 administrative experience, KIng a Qymboree InstruS i h tor. Join tha nation's leadg * * * * working anvlronmant tratn. S*nd UMOIM to BSD Of BBHM LOST IN or 757-9068 TrvJcmw D MUtiea MriH Include: P101 IHOOMI aaaka spadal parson for QrD TIAONBRi Head Taachar ing play movement prQ» TUB CROWDT Business Is that an ad In this local AVON SALBS- AH areas. gram with classes for paig •Performance of routine faat-pacad, diversified pap am. 44 FranMIn St., booming), growing REAL Cartlflcatlon preferred, OfvoOTimmis AVAIL. position. Plaai ant profos- SornarvWe, NJ 0B876 paper also goes into 16 For information caH ants A children undar $7 : physical examinations, ESTATE comp. needs 3 re other local papers? Reach Tuaa * Thurs. afternoons. pulmonary function test- AM.I- $1000-12000 slonal phona mannar, '— Non-profit ABBT. TEACHER: Mon, Part time position, train? Mr month. Plus profit word pracaaamg, flaaiMNy liable, amblous sales peo over 400,000 raadars CHRISTMAS AROUNB Ing provided. 906V ' in*, tetnua Innocula- aoelal service agency pie, wa offer extensive in with one call! Wad • Frl afternoons. tlons * T.B. testing. sharing plus madlcat/ to managa mumpJa tasks. IMC WORLB- Is now hlr Call 908-369-4191 after 722-9779 • p dantal. For Information aaalilng paraon for small house training, 100% Ing demonstrators for •Creating * maintaining Pravlous raoaptlon axpart- office. Deverelfled re- comm. plan, come show 8PM or 231-9477 days TELCMARKETERS ; modtcar fllas to uipport can Mr. 2. 906-846-6955 a plus. Salary In WISTFIILD LUMBCR ft more Info call Oaa 754 apansiMlitlaa* EiqMrtanca off your talents, for a con 1491 or Lynn 8818082 OFFICE PERSON- typ- PART TIME insurance records, In- M/fT-Racaptlonlst, high taana, goo WJPJI accounts raoetwablas fldentlat interview cal HOME CENTER- seeks ing, filing, misc. offlca du- : Jury IncMant/ traatmant prof. spp#wwc s roust vacation. Sand raauma to halpful. C— 722-1881 today! 908-752-1111 bright, ambitious indi- CHRISTMAS BA1B8- ties. 5-8 hrs/dey. Call logs.*, supply inventory. for busy Bath and Kitchen Pam Roberts at Unrtad vidual for entry (aval posi- JINGLE MY BILLS FOP. 278-8503 for Interview. Earn extra cash «' •Administering 4 organic fttuhBWM I J Way, 208 W. Mam Straat, TRACTOR) TRAMJJR DRIV tion, will train. Apply In EEEZ MONEY! FREE 8300 flexibte hours 1% Ingonitolng haalth/ oontoKt w/cuttomcra and Somarvllla, NJ 08876. No •OPMSHMIAL BBBU* IS- FT, local Instate person, 700 North Avenue KIT * SUPPLIES! 800- PAINTERS HELPER IT BHBBMHi has sev- 3 to 8 days par week ;•< caRs plaaaa. AN Equal Op- work. CDL, H, DBL re East, Westfleld, NJ. 908-300-9484, NOW! "We're In Tha Pink" 6pm to 9pm '1 QuaWtad candidate, muat portwnlty Emptoyar eral full-time and floater quired. Clean driving 232-8855 Female/male. Exp. pref., p V positions available in tharecord. Excel, pay, 908 COVMTU MLP- Mom- In our Bedminster offlca^ posses a vaHd R.N. li- ing hrs. No axpar. nee but will train. Valid drivars $7.00 par hour %n*< cense * hava the aoWty 54-4773 M0BPTIONIBT- good Badminatar, Bemardsvllle. 766-9127. • * * * license 4 transp. a must. MM ISTAffl CAMUI phona, typing skills a Lyons, and Hlllaborough 8MO-8SO0 WHKLY Dry Cleaning helpful. Call plus commission to parform A Interpret pul- . Hal- TRUCK 0RIVIItS- after 3pm, 908-548- Catl 908-469-7180, leave for further Info mlnary function taata. Pul- must, hilt tlma w/ ban- areas. Assemble products at name *, phona number. wre ara loolung aflts. Branchburg 90S- *Up to $8.00 an hour, to $2,000 sign-on bonus for homo. Easy! No sailing. 6880. Menio Park. CALL minary certification pra people to Join safe, qualified drivers with PAINTBR- PT. Exp. ferred, bwt not raojuifad» 985-7600 start 6 months OTR experience. You're paid direct. Fully CUBTOMBR BBRVICB— staff. Whathar * Medical Benefru Guaranteed. For directory Telephone orders. $6/per prefd. At Cranford Health QLEN OR QENE 4-B yaara of experience in licensed or unltcansad, Up to 30 cents per mile at * Extended Care Canter. EVENINQS an industrial setting wtth •fatd vacation stars, plus 2 cents per information call 24 hour hr. Polite, accurate, good wa oan gat you atartad In wAdvartcemant hotline 801-379-2900 phona manners, Kay- Call 908-272-8880. FORBES NEWSPAPERS knowledge of worker's a suecaisful Raal Estate mile MPG bonus, loading/ SOS-781-79OO compensation, disability 6 months security/military unloading pay, detention, Copyright # NJ17W0H boarding. Flexible hours & PART TIME LABOR '. Flexible hours, un- OPENINGS days, 7 days a week from Ext. 7*03 Insurance ft OSHA guide- llmltad earning potantlal extra stop ft layover pay. Shearon Environmental lines required. Local youth onantad Co. Clean driving record. $100 "get-home guaran 4pm to lOpm. Call 908 Design of Hopewell, NJ. Is and handa-on training. Verifiable employment 232-9080. We offer a competitive Call Judl Hrtt, Managar, has opanlngs for Students tee" bonus. Tuition reim seeking applicants for a TBLEMARKBTtNO— posi- •alary wtth an aiieaHant 906-M9-7100 ft others. FT/PT avaH. Flax, history. bursement (up to $5,000) Up to S10 + part time position besed tions avail. Immed., work benefit package. hrs. No axpar. nee. 4-6Intaraatad applicants available for driving per hr. Must have own In Bridgeweter, NJ. Par-from 6-9 pm, and earn Qualified candldataa waak program for stu-should apply at: school grads. Tuition-free MUITI CAR! MBDICAL car, Insurance. Reliable, fact opportunity for an en- graat money In a relaxed please forward raauma ft your earning dents. $10.15 to start. 6 Colonial Laka Dr. training available for rleat, personable drivars ergetic senior citizen. and comfortable working I eM*^^hBM^^*JiftOh U I CENTER— Seeks the fol- covar lattar wtth salary potential. Join Century WKnl 4EiHI those with no experience. needed 7 days a weak Plaaaa caH environment, must have a bBnviVfn?V¥fnVv PM lowing positions: history ft raquiramants to: 21, MoOaa. 100% Conv Husband/wtfe teams wel- from 4pm to 10pm for de- (SSS)4SS-SSSS for fur-clear, professional, tele- BAYARD, DEPT. «34 mlaslon Plan, newly li- 609-882.3773 come. 48-state general SUPERVISOR— Multi- specialty group practice liveries In Westfleld. Flex- ther Information. phone voice, and have a 401 Broadway censed welcome. Call Billion dollar company truckload freight opera ible hours A days. Call friendly out-going person- NY, NY 10013 attef s^BB^B^ga^BW flfl. a^a^-^a^p^p. tlon. Assigned late model seeks front desk supervi- PART TMM WORK- 810 starting raw dMalon July sor. Exp. preferred but not 908-232-9090. hours a week, Business ality, call today, ask for An Equal Oppty.Employar •••Itere. 968-sa6- 1992. Looking for Re- equipment. Must be 21 Dan., 908-459-2492 4446. MM M. ft, B aMrm Installer years old, with a good required. Candidate PRBt YOURSELF PROM opportunity, Prime Ameri- gtonal ExacuOvaa for ag- to support growth and ex should be well organized, BOSSES- * reporting to ca Financial Services ayr— a loving, nurturing, raaslva axpanslon na- panalon efforts. Quallflca driving record and work a«p., taachar of 3-4 yr history. COM TRANS Inc. task oriented and work work. Exc. Income, mini- 908) 548-8090, MTATB is tonally ft Internationally. tlona should Include re- well with customers and mum hrs., graat benefits I oids, rtaadad for a somer- a KM Do It now paopia. CaH Subsidiary of North PISCATAWAY NION sttveaal r In lated installation experi- American Van Unas), 1- staff. Includes benefits. CaH 7 days to schedule set county pra-echooi for your futuraT Take our 1 668M6 74— ence. Security System en- RBCBPTIONIBT- Full- Interview. 728-1499. SCHOOL IS SBIKINO- Han (9300 valua) Indi- 800-759-6980, Dept. B- responslble, matura, Indi- NOTICE: All EMPLOYMENT parlance Is a plus. Wa 460. time, afternoon/evenings. tOS-469-7029 idual Success Profile offer competitive ways Exp. preferred, Includes viduals to serve as hall WANTED advertisements Household Products P>MH( nUMBRS- .Game questionnaire and find out and benefits. Call for ap- TRUCK BMVmtS- Start- benefits. monitors for the 1992-93 are PAYABLE IN ADVANCE wardana, security, main- your natural talanU Ara you ready to earn be- olntment (90S) 968- To Buy or Sell school year. 3V4 hrs/day, Ing pay up to 26 cents, RECEPTIONIST- Part- SOB »M'T8S4 school days only. $8.08/ by cash, check, VISA or tananea, ate. No exp. BbHrUee oan ba devel- tween $30,000 - 6677. with preformance in- time. 1 rooming position, Master Card. For a quote on I to hate you attain iBO.000 your first yaar hr. interested candidates nacataary. For Info, catl i— FT/PT creases at 3 ft 6 months. 1 evening position. Exp, OBT OUT OP BBBT- Earn cost, please call 219-769-6649, »xl. *1SJ tha higneet wval of sue- and $80,000 - $80,000 $60 to SlOO/eve. Selling please call 908-981- for toddler/pra-school pro- Home every 10-14 days. preferred, includes ben- 0700 ext. 2543 we are an 1-800-334-0531. 9am-9pm savan days. i poMwtv. MIII rat m\ your second yaar? Than gram, Bachelors degree Must be 25 w/2 years OTR efits. For consideration Cameo Lingerie. CaH 908 Waidal Raaltora, Bridga- wa'd llfce to speak to you. 359-0379 equal opportunity affirml- raqulrad In early child- exp. HazMat endorse- please send resume to: ive action employer 90«-«SS-8202. Tha leading NATIONAL ment. Docker Transport. Roll! Greer. 100 Com- CHAUFFEUR/ AVM.- 20 hrs hood education. Accept- wwfwumi REAL ESTATE office m NJ ing applications until Aug. 800-634-5150, ask formerce Place, Clark, NJ. PLAY IN VOUR SPARE ROENBR- Good refer- par week, flexible hour*, IS looking for 2 CAREER Dept. S-3. 07066 or call 908 499- TECHNtCMN TIMB— while earning ences. Call eves. 908- matura mfndad, good of- AoVtrtfia In I/it C/Ju/rVed.' 17, 1992, Sand resume Parttlme position tending minded people for with cover lattar to: Ken- 0606. EOE graat Income. Free traln- 526-6722. flea ft typing skHls, abla dentlal, new homes sales, UMORBCOVM WEAR interior plants in office J * aarn fraa kit. CaH to work Independently, shirk Chlldcare Center, Part time sales agents bldgs. in New Brunswick/ COUPLE CLEANINO- ex ommarclal Investment 445 Ok) Post Rd., Edison, Val with Discovery Toys teriers, own transporta- salary nagotlabla. *e- UAL MTATI- Offlca sates * leasing In Central needed. Hostesses re- Pieeataway— araar- Call Pis call 908-381-5881 sumas only reply to POManagar for our Basking NJ 08817, Attn: Cynthia tion, references A free es- Jersey area, wfc WILL GET Sehafer, Director ceive free lingerie. Month- HOME CARE Dave 7-5, Mon. thru Frl. Box 590, Cranford, NJ YOU LICENSED and TRAIN ly specials. For an evening Immediate Openings 908-322-5552. EOE RECEPTIONIST- Doc- timates. 908-381-7509 07016 Attn: J. Egan brokers Hoanaa and raalda YOU. Fer confidential In- LBCOMMUMCATfOMS of fun, fashion ft fantasy IOEAI PART TMM JOB— tor's Office In Plscataway. HOU8EKEEPBRS, NAN- PHOTO TCHMMMS In area. ProfltaMa posi- •MVMW* CAR fwfl WOPQ#fl MARKBTINO RK- call Jean •RNs IV Certified- Midd. Work eve. hrs. You satPermanent Part time, NIBS, NURSBS AIOBS Earn to tias perdey. tion far thoaa who can run at CENTURY 21, Worden * •BABWII- Ara you seek SOS-S87-S71* i Somerset Ctys. Aug.-Nov.; make $20Au. Medical Billing ft Com- AYAH.- Women of all ha- < No oxparianea naadad. Crtvetto, 908-674-4700. ing a part time op- average; Free $300 kit, puter exper. preferred. tonalities. Applicants 1 Flacher, RBCHER REAL- portunity wtth full time UTILITY COMPANY JOBS— $7.80-$15.75 RNs & LPN's w/trach & no cost with Christmas Call 908-572-5950 scraanad. Reasonable * TOW, 90V5S4132 companation ft benefits. ent exp.- Middlesex Around tha World, 995- fees. Aurora Agency, Long ; PlUMBBIt'6 $UKE REWARDS7S TRAV- Convenient Middlesex *r hour, this erea. Men 7830/Rose RECEPTIONIST- exp. k ••••PTIMIST— Muat snd woman needed. No :ounty preferred, part time for a Branch, 908-222-3369 ' WANT!*- for Now Con-hava WordPerfect for EL? FUN? MONEY? Help- County location. If you struction, sap. • +, «rtv- ing people? Environment? enjoy talking on theixperienca necessary. For * * * * doctor's office In Bridge- In Information, call 1-219- •LPN's w/adolescemt L8AO OUtTAR- for work- water. CaN Jan* 908-722- ar'a llcanaa raq., atart Haalth? Multl lingual a+. phona, conducting Inter- home care exp. Southern AoVwt/te In th» Cluilfbdl Call 908-548-4848 esting marketing surveys 36-9807, ext. U2617, ing Aggressive rock/ARer- 7777. i 9O»ae7—ae 9am-9pm - 7 days. Middlesex County natlve band. Please call • wonung in • taam anvi- MOBPTtONIST- Town A RMiinent, than come Join 908-2360899. AoVart/it In tl* CJwMadi IQMttt, CAPITALISTS Unique Intl. WILLIE'S TAVKRN Is •Certified Home Health Country Animal Hospital in IB YEAROLD seeks a long term mo- our expanding marketing leaking far day and ides-variety of assign- UBRARY PAOE- Immed. Rocky HHI, Exciting & ful LOOMNO FOR WORK, tivated people person who Information canter. No •girt earvera/Maat Ex- ments. Middlesex and opening for year-round opportunity for tha nave my working wants to capitalize on the •a raq., no axp. nee. If employment; evenings A right individual. Love of •dltare FT/PT. E»pd Somerset Ctys. Car Aweekends. Clerical work papare anal I lava American dream. Multi lin- you ar an articulate, ener- nd Non-exp'd phone. animals A paopia a must! getic, self-motlvatad Indi- and shelving; 15 hrs./wK. riendty, positive working gual a + 908-548-4848 welcome. If you're ready at $5.0S/hr. Apply in per- vidual ft you enjoy talking to be challenged, apply In conditions A clientele. (tOti) — FT Career oppty. on the telephone, we Call: tOS-84»-2210 son: WeetfleM Maiawrtal CaH for Interview for energetic, experienced person: Rt. 202, Bedmtn- LRtrary, BBS B. Bt—4 LIVE IN- Jamaican have opportunities for ster, Mon-Sat 2-4PM. 809-921-1557 woman will take care of salesperson, In high fash- M >JJW4s1^ftf ion retail optical store. you. Call 906-647-73O4 Int rim elderly in their home. Ex- WAITER/WAITRESS H i i i I * C > I I. MANAOBMENT- 11000 RflCBPTIOmBT- wanted eriance A references. Salas plus commission. start for Pingry School, Mar- Chris Immediately In the NewPt/Ft posltons avail., foun- to $2000/mo. Profit shar- Call 908-738-4044. tain attendant positions tlnsville, 10 mo. position Brunswick area, if you ing, medical, dental. Call WORB PROCBBSINB- BAM ABN MUSIC— Is ilso avail., apply In per- for interview 654-8363 Sapt.to Juno Mon.-Frl. have a good phone voice 12:30 pm to 5:30 pm.typing, Spread sheets, looking for career minded went to earn top dollar on, Frlendlys Restaurant, RN- 7AM-3PM PART sales people who are will- .060 Sterton Rd., Piscat- MUftVOROUNO PLR Please call 647-5555 esonable rates, 908- for your efforts. Contact TIME. RN- 3PM-11PM OPPORTUNITY- Spec- 49-6915 ing to work! Experience a Mr. Jeffries at 247-0093 iway, NJ FULL TIME. Rarttan Health SBCRETARY- A caring + , professional attitude & tacular system that saves WANTBD & Extended Care, 633 Rt. people 10K-1O0K Interest paraon with good skills for appearance a must. Call IS... 8, Raritan, NJ, 908- egally blind piano tuner Advrtlf Rich Goldberg at 908- on their mortgages. Busi- way for people to meet brary esslstant to the 26-8950 ness briefings. Call Marvin and raal estate Investor. In tht Clt$ilt!»d! 572-5595 jeople, every week In Wldis (908) 494-8517. 908-755-1120. MALLINOINO PO8I- tour local Forbes newspa- irector. Must have some — utilizing adminis- jer. The ad is free, then WTO trative secretarial skills. me call does It sill back ground of payroll Shorthand and typing re- 1-S0O-MS-949I quired, Legal experience TBLBPHONI CALLMS- ind bookkeeping as well leslrable Send resume Part time, seasonal, to re- SERIOUS MONEY FOR CLASSIFIED with salary requirement rut volunteers for the s library related exp. o: Administrator, Munici- .OOKING FOR A FEW .morican Heart Associa- 1OOD PEOPLE for • busi- lal Complex, 555 Amwell tion. Freindly, smoke free, Send resume to: load, Nethanlc, NJ ness that Is expanding ADVERTISING Mlllblurn office. AM, PM, Int'l, 908-789-3710 )8853. EOE weekend shifts. August- Ethel Gargiulo December, $6 per hour CALL OUR >lus bonuses; Call (201) Manville Public Library Advertise 376-3929 (Must be able CLASSIFIED HOTLINE In the Classified! :o work at least 12 hours 100 So. 10th Ave. >er week. TOLL FREE Manville, NJ. 08835 PART TIMI ASST DISTRICT 1-800-559-9495 MANAOER $7.00 PER HOUR You don't have TO STAHT Join the Forbes Newspa- anything to pers home delivery team. Duties varied including field work, adult carrier lose!... supervision and customer service. Approximately 25 OMERSET COUNTV per week. Daytime hours, reliable auto necessary Hoard of KHALTUKS" ^H (mileage reimbursement). S CALL IV TARBOX Job Loss •08-781-7900 EXTENSION 7401 FORMS NEWSPAPERS Unemployment runs out EOE PART TIME Hunger Line up STOHI COLLECTION This could be YOU a great deal... Earn maximum dollars with minimum time with a in Classified! Forbes Newspapers store collection route. Flexible BE A HELPING HAND, 1 hours, reliable car neces- Looking lor MIL I ij^hl sary. Call the Single Copy SHOP WITH THE "You're callln'g the shots when you place o Forbes (leal on ;in iiiilumohilc? Department. LESS FORTUNATE IN MIND Newspapers Introductions ad. You don't have to leave Tin n to cl;issilicci. 908-781-7900 EXT 7302 your full name or phono number. You can just meet It's » shovvnioin OR 1-800-300-9331 who you want. Tho guy I met I'vo been dating for four in prim! weeks. We went to dinner, played tennis and talk (or FOIISII NEWSPAPERS SOMERSET COUNTY hours. It's looking good and I'm happy!" Board of Realtors Classilictl's got AEROBIC/EXERCISE IN- Cindy I he dircilioiis! STRUCTORS * COORDI- Supports NATOR- Fitness Center Dridrjnwnlor attendants, Gym & sports FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY Instructor, Building su- pervisors. Positions avail- able In tho Fnll. Apply In Forbes Classifictl Dringyoui WEEKLY food rtuv person nt the Westfleld dunttlion in any SfinicrMil County INTRODUCTIONS Mil "Y", 220 Clnfk St., We»t- 1-800-559-9495 tul rsiiif office. A WAY row n-ofi.i: to MII, i n on v. fiold. No phone calls OUTSIDE NJ AMBITIOUS PERSON we will no FOOD BANK To place your Introductions'.'ul, 908-722-3000 dunning Insldn buses. Curly hours Edison nrea. NETWORK " 1-800-559-9495 Call 549 0129 EASY STRJ-ET, RRIDGEWATER, NJ -A Forbes Newspaper — 1^22,23,24,1992 Forbes Newspapers n Real Guide Graceful home sits in charming town IWs colonial at 27 Burchfield Avenue in Cranford lists for jS^lft1 $220,000. -mammm. : A lovely wide porch and a dra- Imatic entrance greet visitors and iillli illllll HOUSE TOURS iiliiliilfi: ::ililSIS: •^•^•i-r^Vii;^ r:-"'; ;ownerj of the house. ;; A living room with a fireplace ^^^^i^i^li^iilll^'^i:P;3l^iS! Ifraces the first floor, and there is lalso a first floorden , t; A huge formal dining room has double doors leading to a deck, and the eat-in kitchen fixtures have been updated. Realty notes ' The upstairs includes four bed- rooms, including the master bed- ''room with a bathroom. many in our community go '; The home is a short walk away Sales associates at Weichert without good nutrition in this from shopping and transportation Thla colonial at 27 Burchfield Avanua la Hated at $229,000 through Barton Realty. Realtors' Hillsborough Office re- day and age," said office man- to New York City. cently collected over 950 pounds ager Beverly Perkins. Those ; '• Cranford is considered a unique of food items in an effort to as- interested in contributing to the community, remeniscent of the rounded program of seasonal ac- food drive may contact family pool memberships. Children attend Hillside Schools. sist the Somerset County Food way life used to be. tivities suitable to all ages and spe- The pool complex off Centennial Cranford has a spirit of volun- Weichert's Hillsborough Office The streets are graced by tower- cial needs. Ave. there is a 25-yard indoor pool, teerism that encompasses every Bank. at (908) 874-8100. The office is ing trees forming a canopy of The summer playground pro- an Olympic-size outdoor pool, a facet of the inner working of the "It's hard to imagine that located at 421 Route 206. shade for strollers and cyclists, as gram offers a variety of supervised diving pool, a three-foot learners town. well as a cool respite from the sun. recreational activities for children pool and a baby pool. From the annual Fourth of July Nestled along the twisting banks six to 14. That complex also includes a parade to the vast array of com- of the river and hamlets of homes Silver Lake in Hope is an artifi- complete fitness center containing mittees that include recreation, ;both Victorian and of more recent cial spring-fed stocked lake one a Universal gym-weight room, a town government and service or- ; architecture. mile long and one-third mile wide sauna and gymnasium for aerobic ganizations, volunteers are the : New Jersey Magazine, in 1986,ideal for swimming and boating dance classes and basketball. heartbeat of the community. ; listed the borough among the 12and fishing, Cranford also has ten miles of The Cranford Boating Club was great towns in which to live. Cranford has two community specially constructed eight-foot organized in 1879 as a private club That town includes a well- pools, both offering individual and wide bike paths. to hold regattas and carnivals. HOUSE OF THE WEEK WESTFIELD $239,500 A fireplace and a picture window enhance the living room & dining room of this Ranch style home. The grand kitchen has two pantries, the FR/BR has a vaulted ceiling, skylight & ceiling fan and the matter bedroom has a private bath. Double, side entry garage & deep fenced grounds. Call us today for your tour! FANWOOO * This adorabl* Cape Cod has WESTFIELO • Completely itmodcltd 3 a bedi mm & 1W baihi on the Ul II Si 2 bedroom. 3 bath home. Master BR hai a badroomi on *i« 2nd Living room ftriplace. firming room & 2 walk in clowtt Wood- DR, Wai lo wall carpef, patio, porch, wcunty burning stove In the recreation room, deck, ryitam II gang* door opener. $179,900 fenced ydrd * a new furnace, HWH & central air S224.OOO C:\ebralinq 20 yean or landmark ScrAcs 232-8400 WESTFIELO $349,050 44 6I.M ST. WESTFIELO N.J. Gracious colonial near Wilson School. 4 bdrms inc a 1st flr bdrm SCOTCH PLAINS $289,000 w/full bth, Itv rm w/fplc, din rrn w/corner cabinets, fam rm w/corner 8 Room Colonial Home with 4 Bedrooms, 2Vi> Baths. Eat-In fplc. Kitchen. CAC, Circular Driveway. Inground Pool. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CALL OUR CLASSIFIED HOTLINE TOLL FREE 1-800-559-9495 NORTH PLAINFIELD $144,000 FANWOOD $224,900 Charming English cottage. Bright & cheery. Chestnut trim, over- Historic colonial farmhouse circa 1790. Many original features sized llv rm, rm for attic expansion. Food fam. area. Walk to NYC have been preserved while updating. 7 rms, 2 full blhs, beautiful trans. gardens. That Elusive Quality Called CHOICE In a world of cookie-culler home designs and one-plan new development*, H Is a rare opportunity to find • community IlKe SIIT CHEEK ESTATES and • builder like Mike Keddlngton. Here the new home buyer can choose from a wide variety of home plans or work with the builder for personally customized plans. Home styles Include: CRANFORD $278,900 Ideal home for large family. 5 bdrms, 3.5 bths, liv rm w/fplc, • Soaring 2-alory foyer formal din rm, new kit, fam rm, screened parch & Inrge dock t WESTFIELD $359,000 cac. • Circular staircases Hurry to see thfs Just listed custom built Homa on the Sth hole of * MCMBHOf THtSCAHS FINANCIAL NI1WOIK • Personal libraries, wet bars Echo Lake Country Club. This homo offers 8 rooms plus a Florida Room. • Expansive master bedroom suites • 0real Room with floor-to celllnn flreplnce WESTFIELD OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. • Morel 264 E. Broad St. SCHLOTT All tills Ar more, set In the lovely Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. countryside of Alexandria Twp. Just 233-5555 REALTORS* outside charming, historical Clinton and easy to reach via. Rt. 78. Visit today and i!flUi.lil Directions: I7B/RI 22 was! lo Cl.cilon, tnkn exN 15 lof PlnslowtvRl 513 Soulh, vnar rtotil nl PltlMown A Slav on F)l 513 (EvorMtislown PIKslown Hand) one rnila tc sKe on left Open rri.-Sat-Sun-Mon. 1-S pm Shy Creek Site rhonai 008-730-7079 mum and Classified is the Estates It's 3 Buyers'Market CllntoM Officei B08-735-8140 Buyers' Marketplace Weichert u Af naMiraN i A»OCIA1U NO HI littlrprrtiltnt Notiuixnlly U-2 / Forbes Newspapers RealEstateGuide July 22, 23, 24. 1982 <>000 REAL IS TUT I •OUN0 MI0OK- 2 fam- BBDMINBTBR— 3 story lSmHesfrom DM) YOU LARBR HOUBR- large Disney, 2 BR, 2 bath, ily, 2 BRs ea. apt., close KNOW. • • BO. pummnm- s year CRANFORD townhouse, 2 bedroom, lot, smaH price, 249 V oM Vs duplex, 3 BR, 2 M 2% bathh, fireplace, sleeps 6. pool, tennis, to bus stop & park. Asking that an ad In this local Washington Ave $174,900. Call days 908 baths, grage> attte, CAC, •MPU CUW at TWO BIDROOM garage, alarl m •*••.'&'&' golf, $350/weekly, call paper also goes Into 16 Dunellen, 4 BR, l 1/2 . inovs in ooiiai* ft>Oa) 757-6849 350-5482; eves. 908 other local papers? Roach CONDOMINIUM salety oowner $230,000. 469-2876 bath, LR w/ Ftrpc., DR, liv- Hon. $139,900 Call Bob .•90S.TB1.781B—_90S _ over 400,000 readers able Basement, Qarg., (BOB) 754-3376 P1ORIDA- Disney World This Imnwe. Colonial It with one ceHI Area-Klsslmmee. Private New Haattru system, Lg. BO. eonwntontly located In • l-SOsVW9>94M lot, 100x160, (able to Unkwe opportunity: PROM JUST 2*4 bath, LR, DR. UK,owners offer lowest pos- fraat family najMhoor- T VAIUC New Bulldef s Ckweout. 4 ComOfi HOflMAMA. InC* Offerf s laundry, end unit, CAC, sible rates for fully loaded Almost new 2BR, 2 bath DiiNILUN- Large Col subdivide, 58x100, have BRs, Ig. Kit. w/custom ftood! Faaturas 4014s, 1*4 5BR, 2V% baths, French variance), convenient to Mount LaureLl l affordable 1 tn.ioo fin. bsmt.. gar.The Mead- 2 bedroom, 2 bath batrta, * MMI. schools. Penthouse Condo, LR cabinets, rntcrowava, DW. A 2-BR garden condos, ows, $119,900. Please squeaky clean condos In- doors, full bsmt., finished bains, buses, downtown ceramic tile floors, formal You can be an owner in 9134,900. Maka an offer vaulted ceiling, skylights, beautiful neighborhood, with one-level Irving, and call 908-359-4963. cludes kitchen hardware, today! IRA AMIRIOAN big kitchen +DR attic, Ig. detach, garage, DR, 3 fuN baths, Fam. this outstanding com- easy walking distance to ideal for large famHy, was 30-60 day occupancies MILLtMMHNMH- 2 BR, towels, linens, barbecue DRatAN, RIALfOR*, lift,000. Rm. w/Tplc., CAC, 2 car priced from only the: munity. These beautifu' grills, W/D, color cable t, schools, town, train $195,000, price reduced garage. $189,900. BOB- and spacious apartment 2173 bath, and unit, all to $179,000, by Owner, LOW GO'S! sppl., CAC, W/W carpal, much more. $49.99 per SUPIR RUY $109,900. 908 7574M62. homes boasting new IMSON 968-8193 908 548-6809 woodad raar araa, day. Call Tom A Rose- 4BR Cape on half acre - 3BR Co- kitchen appliances and mary, 1-800FLA-7787. Maka It aasy on yourtslf plush wall to wall carpet' $109,000. Plaasa call property. Remodeled Franktta Twp/ laaiaraat LONB VAUBY- beautiful lonW, 1** bathe, CAC, full Recreational amenities In 908-782-2148 movs into a homa you can kitchen, 2 full baths, full elude swimming pool, sun Ing are conveniently lo- SBNTLBMAN'S FARM- NEW USTINa...$l$a,900 colonial, magnlflclent attic, mint eond. NOUBB- Charlestowh, enjoy from tht vary flrat bsmt., alum, siding. $168,000. P>A8OALB, decks, tennis courts see- cated near schools, N. BRUNSWICK- Lg. 3 mlntrts. New Oak kitchen, Bi-level w/4BRs, 1*4 wooden setting on pvt. 2 Br, 2 V2 bath, end unit, Rhode Island. Near beau- $U9,900. baths.LR w/cathedral ceil ^UTO^ BOBTM-MM nlc nature trails and pri- parks, major hwys and ntw bath, 3 BRs, in areas, Formal LR a> DR, vate clubhouse, aN near N.Y. transp. 2 A 3 bdrm completely up-graded A tiful beaches, 5 BR home ings, DR, Eat-In Kitchen Country KK. w/Lg. deck, Washington Park. NIW USTINO WARREN TOWNSHIP the Bridgewater Mall in Townhomes Also avail. loaded, alarm, pool, ten- on 4 wooded acrei, *U§,M0. with sliders to rear deck, Family room, 4 BR, 3 Full the heart of Somerset nis, bus to NYC, 130's, Beach permit Inc., avail. 4 yrs. young 3BR Colonial Family room 6 2 car ga bath, W/complete apt., 4 BR RAISED RANCH; THB PRUDKNTIAL Villa. Big modern Kitchen, Wont lastl $349,900. County. POR A UNITED 908-422-0254 . July 23 to Aug. 1 and Aug. WINHOIX MALTY, INC. rage. Niced fencedI ;yardlr LR. OR, Kit., full bath * 15th thru Sept. 5th. Fam. Rm. w/fplc, vaulted a great area. LIKE NEW!! TfRMONLYl N.BRUNSWICK- Gover- •0*4t4>7fOT BR, $299,900, access to eflNTURYll $700/wk (401) 466-2021 celling, 2Vi baths, full Rt. 78, 287, A 80, 212- Income and family alia re CLOSING COST CREDIT nor's Pt. 2 BR, 2 1/2 IOISON- Llndanaau bsmt., 1 car garage. BIAM0NO MALTY, INC. strictions will apply. To $2500 WITH 20% DOWN bath, LR, DR, eat-In kit., HILTON NBAS ISLAND, Fraafclla Twa^ 989-2344 BOS-TSB «800 School, lovaly Exsandad •1M.900. MRS. CliAN BAYS MIX determine eligibility call $3000 WITH 25% DOWN fully up-graded, all appl., B.C.- 2BR, 2 bath, Cap* 3 BR, EM, formal Beautiful 4BR, 2 bath the Bridgewater Township (Subj. To Certain Cond.) ac, tennis, pool, close to sleeps 6. Indoor/Outdoor DR, 2 full baths, fancad RARfTANBORO ;— 7 rooms, 3 WARRBN TWP*.— 2-fam., Housing Office for an ap- NYC trans., $109,000, swimming pools. Tennis. home on a fantastic land BR, beautifully furnished, yard. Walk to schools, BMTHIR/VAIMHTIR scaped totl Finished base 12 rooms, weH kept. High •ointment, Monday-Friday With favorable mortgage 908-297-1851 803-686-3506 fin. bsmt., playroom, between 9am-Bpm. terms and easy carrying trains, atoras. $131,500 4 BR Ranch, 2 kitchens, 2 merit suitable for inlaws m the mto. Lot 210' front. NO. BDIBON- Just re- HILTON HEAD, S.C. Make offer! Call 908- full baths, 1 car garage raised wash room, work- $288,000. 356-4512 costs, you can own for too. Lots of extras. This room w/burnlng stove, duced. End unit. 3 BR, Vacation Rentals. Large 722-3000 ax. 6123 Great area. $1M,OOO. one must be seen, it's not less that K costs to rent. selection Homes, Villas, CAC, In-ground pool, plen- WARRBN- 7 room Sold to qua), buyer thru 2% bath, gar, bsmt, deck, describablel!...$164,900. 908-725-6300 skytts, alrm A upgrades. 1-5 BR. Ocean, Tennis, I- Solitude CINTVRY 21 ty of extras. Must see to Ranch, 11/2 acres, 2 1/2 broker by prospectus. Village, lease/option, 2 appreciate. Price Is right baths, 2 ear garage, out Ext. 262 $166,900. 769-8991. Golf locations. Best Pric- MeOU RtALTORS ERAJ. ZAVATSKY OMN MOUSE es. Sports packages. BR, new cond., $5000 90BVU6-4440 to sell. By owner. Call buttdlngs. $289,900. Call SAT SUN M0N A TUEll-4 down, $6OO/mo. 90S- ft Aeseclatee 908-271-0584 668-1022 HMtOfJ MwtVv §Of* svO 1035 Rt. 202 Brenchburg Realty 909-T1B-U00 WED. EVE 2-7 1-800-846.BS82 685-0373 WAT0NUNS- Expanded ON SITE (908)272-3534 •OMIRVIUI HIQHLANO PARK- 3 BR, MIDDLESEX— by owner, Cape nestled on a hill, PARKWAY VILLAGE CAU-PREB BROCHURE • ranehs>urg- BY corner tree lot, 2 BR ONLY «114,900 OWNIR. YOUR CHANCE 2 Vi bath, CAC, newly re 4BR, 2 bath, close to 78 21B LAMBERT ST L.B.I— Oceanside, wash- finished basement end cape, IV* bath, full cellar, BOUNO SHOOK- 4 fam- Charming 2-story Colonial TO •TCALt Quality Cus- A 22. $239K. Principals Dlr: QSP to Exit 137. Atily, $26,000 cash flow, er, DW, gas grill, $550/ with 3BRs. LR, format OR, kitchen, spacious back new gas furnace. Central omy. (908) 757-8439. light turn rt onto Ellabeth wk. Also efflcency, -$375/ tom built center hall Colo- yard. Asking $180,000, air, hot water heater, A asking $219,000, owner Eat-In Kit., covered wrap- nial w/a 2+ acre serene Ave. Take 1st rt onto wk Call 908-272-8592 around front porch, full (908) 819-8174. front porch, recently Is licensed realtor, fully private setting bounded painted. Refrlg. stove., AoVpftrft in (fie CMM/rlad/ Wade Ave. Proceed to leased, 908-766-6685 LSI- 9th to ocean, 3BRs, bsmt. A large 2 car ga-by State farmlands, coun- HIOHLAND PARK— by Parkway VHIage. rage. GREAT LOTI Conve- WAD, Move-In cond., walk WESTPIELO- this attr. 2 2 baths, deck, washer. try side views. 4BR, 2Vi owner. Beautiful ranch, 4 IWYADS. Julv/Aug. $775-$795/wk. nient to all your needs. BR i FR. Set on excep- to schools, shopping, fam. has pvt. home bath, Formal LR, DR, buses, library, poet office, (908) 232-4909 h». msg. Call before It's too late!! Fam.rm. w/tloor to ceiling tional lot on quiet, pretty BUT REAL apper., but Is not a con- churches A banks. IMAI Ht*II INC. ver., good layout In each NOYAC SAB HARBOR, brick frplc, mud/laud. street. Like new. 77J-HII Se. —wai Breefc $159,000. 908-572- $135,500. b/o, Please HEAVYWEIGHTS apt., ; 4 Rms(2 BRs). LI., N.Y.- 2BR, 1 bath Rm., eat-in beamed coun- call 908-469-8359 MST BUY Ml TOWN try kitchen, 12x24 glass/ 6002 Flex, financing Treed/shrubed lot w/off- Ranch. Sleeps 4. $650/ A 2-story Cotonial w/lots WHEN RESULTS street prkg., near NYC wk. 908-234-1958 screened sunroom, 2 INTRODUCTIONS... NESNANIC—California EOISON- Co-op, 1 yr. of rooms end baths. Could completely finished & car- BRIOBBWATBR- By trans., $199,900 BY — Mt. Chalet be 6 BRstll It's located In A way for people to meet tyle Ranch, 8 yrs. old. REALLY COUNT. old, 3 BR, 2 full baths, OWNER, 908-232-5595 peted bsmt. Rms-, deck, people, every week In Great View! Contemporary owner. Beautiful Colonial LR, formal OR, EIK, WAV In woods near Del. Water a very nice family netgh- move in cond. w/many ex- 3,150 sq.ft. 8 yrs. old. 4/ Gap. Vary prlv. but close ; borhood w/eicel. neigh- your local Forbes newspa- development! 3BR, 2 Full carpet, CAC, pool, tennis, tras. (RIMiCID $40,000 per. The ad Is free, then Baths, FR, DR. KHeh. A ISRs, 2¥> baths, 21' Eat- many extras. $64,000. MOO to all activities. Avail, wk/ borsl Must be sold quick- TO |MI,sM TO IMMffD. In Ktt., upgrades through- whnds, 908-231-1445. ly. Call now! ....$aSl,9«0 one call does It all! Master BR have sIMers to Call 908-248-8836 tote MIYIR). Directions: 202 14MIH-MN large deck. Ceramic tile out. In exclusive family POCOMOS- Saw Creek, So. left on Old York Rd., neighborhood. Close to ALL: - Quailbrook, IRA J. ZAVAJWCY floors In Mtch. A halls, 2 BR, 1 bath, 2nd floor, PLAINFIELD- 1 acre + 3 BRs, Dan, indoor pool & right on So. Branch Rd., 3 •ull B/M. Nice oaen feel- Rta. 287, 206, A 22. An Preliminary approval for tennis,, golf, $250/ week- rnT. on left. Call 908- AdwrfJM In the CJssaMadj elegant home. $337,500. $86,000. Call Days or Realty 9M-7W.U00 ing. Must seel $189,500. eves. 873-0318 16 townhouses, or pos- end. 908-757-6849 369-7142 <9$B>«—-»TT1. Principals ONLYI 908- sible site for church, 526-7637. 1.8QQ.559-9495 SBAMM HRISNTS- On $195,000, Call:908-757- the bay. 2 BR bungalow, 8362 sleeps six, off-st-prkg., SOMERSET- Building private beach. $400/wk. I ot-lOOx 13 5 -c lean- Call 908-793-9997. utilities-central hub ac-WILDWO0D CRBBT- cess- quiet-urban-(908) sleeps 6, closa to beach 828-4443 & Sunset Lake, very clean, W/D, cable, TV, B1X0 yard BBQ. 908-654-8636 Oarto/ 9400 S P0C0NO BUILDINS MENIALS LOTS- must sell fast at $100K, will consider sep- arate sale. Call Paul at 1- 800-800-6972 or after 5PM 1-717-839-7283 CRISTWOOD- Adults CRAN'ORS- Naar Hill- (55 +). 7,500 homes 7 side Ave. School, K-8, In- Clubhouses. 40 styles door outdoor pool A park- from $20,000 to way. 3 BR, LR, DR, EIK, s iiu.eoe $142,500. Beautiful & se- bath, sitting room, rear NIFTY AND TMRIFTY cure. FREE BROCHURE. porch, private yard, 3 (tamwd cap* on BBIOOIWATIH TWF HEARTLAND REALTY AS- REAOINGTON TWP. S12S,fOO.( 4uM. dMd and MiaM. oSara many Homa awata your whaa okw* •HAalMSW OUT YOU" FUTUHS- ACs, refrigerator, carpet- BWDOIWATER I1SS,OOO ipacMon. toMUrtng CAC.4 BR*. 1, 3 balrti, In town location, charming and all $25,000. In private golf- house, 2 full baths, 2 flraplcea, »aiy acctu to Rt«. 78 & updated, pirvHa backyard, hot tub, Ing, tennis community, 22. n«*r • park. 1219,000. around again for kitchens, woodburnlng pool Ik dackl. * 136.400. 09th4*76. OtOWICK OFFICE 43(2777 membership In Country stove, close to highways, vn-tm Club, low taxes, security- transportation & schools. mild winters. In-house fi- Avail. Sept 1. Call 908- another 18 years. nancing. Brlcklanding 1- 276-9248 800-438-3006 NBW BRUNSWICK- 3 Rales as low as 4.63%-7.51 A.P.K.* win- ofTi-rvd to sa\ \ \ UNION DALE, PA.- BR house in desirable 9+ Acres at Elfcvlew area, Ige. back yard, ga- buyers who visited Wt'icheri offices this nionlh. Estates on Golden Pond. rage, W/D, $12OO/mo. + Can be subdivided. utils. Avail. 9/1. Call 908- Don't miss the chance to own the home of your dreams. Panoramic view of Elk Mt. 545-3956 Ski Resort. $65,000. NBW BRUNSWICK- No. •0S-aS4-ltS8 Mortgage Access reps are standing by at most Weichert FRANKUN Brunswick border, 2 BR, HILLSBOROUOH S17*,SO0 MOVE-IN CONDITION huge master BR, new Kit., A PLACE TO BBQIN offices—ready to help you take opportunity by the tail. Immaculate 2 bedroom Condo good 9120 DR, panelled bsmt., re- Is with this 4 bedroom Colonial and location, aiiarlor maintenance In- WmntmttoBuy frig., W&D, 4 celling fans, an ovarslzad garaga sltueled on half *APH haurd on 30-vrar sdjuvlabir rid nvulKM^ Kjetr and pai^nsriifA ar ckidad, near shops and sporting fa- close to all trans., Avail 9/ acfB lot. HB-4M9 minus 2% anil m llfr rap iif 't*'\ In den of I S cllilltt. HB-S024. HILLSBOROUQH OFFICE S74-S10 1 L 1. $850/mo. Call 201- APR l|lNMaMl Ul-Hnf **H* iftallaflk ' "* ' WANTED 340-8390 Iv. msg, RESIDENTIAL LOT UNION- Rent with opt- Far Hills, Bedminster or tion to buy, mother/ Harding. Partially wooded, daughter, $i750/mo, 4 large enough for tradi- BR, 2 baths, CAC, at- tional house, pool & ten- tached garage, spacious 'flls court. Call 8AM-6PM yard with patio. Call 908 201-622-1881 ask for232-3161 John 8. WARREN TWP.- Fur- BRIDOEWATER BfOMINBTIH •on MI mm TOMOMWWI...TOIM*I nished 4 room apartment. COUNTRY CLUB LIVING OWNER MUST SELLI masasis unit at the Falrareyc •140 Heat Included. Business MANVILLE $149,000 This private Batting oNms imge End of Cul da Sac, 2 Br. Ranch In 1-mmt anky. cathedral c««ngi. *ky««Ma. SO. PLAINFIELD StS3,S00 redwood contemporary custom built movs-ln condition: otters eetln Maatsi a* sues mfaHrifml tub on lit CHOICE SETTINQ couple preferred. No pets. DUPLEX-TWO FAMILY A designed to entertain - pool & Kitchen; (Iraplaca In LR; paiKJ and pMBi cnun>anls; garage; Urge, very private property In graal Avail. August 1st, (90S) Take sides • 2 bedrooms or 3 bed tennis court In rear yard; call much, much more, plui aasy acca» m a Unr* InilMee wrellstle m area of South Plalnflald. Three two- 647-3969 after Spm rooms wtutever you neadi Separate oort CM nt-iooo. room, one end one helf bath split 781-1000; t349,U00 {SD 2620) to Rt. 7fl/2S7/22 Mint Snl Call ulllltlei, tool H8-503I Nowl Oflerad at 1146,0X10. (BD-24M) M0 wrllh enclosed porch for entertaining WHITIHOUSI- Avail, HILLSBOROUOH B74-B1OO BEDMINSTER 7B1.1OOO BEOMINSTtn 711-1000 J 711-1000 EDISON OFFICE 4M-SSO0 HOW MUCH IS now. LR, DR, Kitchen, 38Rs, lVi baths, newly YOUR REAL painted, new w/w carpet ESTATE WORTH? throughout. All elec. Full written appraisals home. $1000/mo. i utils, from $125.00 2 mos. sec. & refs. req. 908-469-2666 908-534-6998, 9-5pm. *• EDISON. NORTH HOUtI WATIR COLOR 9420 DAZZLINGH PORTRAITS MuHI-Fmmlfy NomM Picture ynijisell I" « 4500 »q. It. Great gift Idea. Call 908- "One Ol A Kinri" homo with 15' x CAflTERET EDISON, NORTH 1184,BOO FRANKLIN ,272-5315. 16' entry, 22' * 30' master bedroom WONDERFUL BRICK COLONIAL CRANPORD- Beautiful 6 LOTS OF HOME FOR THE MONEY NIW BRUNSWICK Jutt Reducedl! Lovefy 2 BR, Thrn bedroom, two lull both, formal with nmrblo fireplace, lour full bntha, OWNER ANXIOUS room duplex, with base- two |ncu/?is end more. If you can 3 bclrms. 1 \h bath*. Inground pool, Bath townhoust In society hill with dining room, fireplace, full basement. Ig tenceti corner property, neutral 5 bdrrn. home tor the large femlty full wan brick fueploce on qulel cul- 9200 ment and deck, fully fur- !Hr*« cat garage, illualed on more 900 yoursolt In !.hl<3 picture, call tor Owner wenta all offers preaentedll more details, nnd prepare to ba diu- woodwork, hardwood floora. light & de-sac. SB2M8. VACATION PROPERTY nished, available 8/1, than a V* acre In prim* No. Edison. blight. SM&.B00 0?4-2?01. 199,900. 024-2235. SOUTH $1100 per month, Cnll EDISON OFFICE 4V4-4I00 METUCHEN OFFICE WM4200 METUCHEN OFFICE KW-S90O BRUNSWICK OFFICE 207-0200 232-7997 days or (201) 9210 376-2369 evenings HonMMforS«ta WILDWOOD- mint condl 9430 WATCHUNQ All Offices tlon 1 BR condo, steps to Fownfkwsas beach/boardwalk. Beauti- and Comfofntofurns GO FIRST CLASS Open Until 9 PM fully furnished, pool, AC, OPEN SAT. IS PM cable TV, fully equipped S71 PHILLIP LANE, WATCHUNQ kitchen. $8000 yearly BEDMINSTER- 1 bdrm DARE TO COMPARE " Ttifi vary young A v»ry *>i»ting r'KHtin. with large loft In The Hills. RANKLIN NORTH BRUNSWICK With •rttferiUlaia galura. aljirMla m-1 rental potential. A great lmm»cuiata Society Hill Condo,..de- I'nvnny! T'lenligel At an OMcellent Great location, AC, W&D, Immaculate end unit townhouse In pncat In wlint this well decorated. among all crtha.t f.vtty tMM Urpmc Investment. Ready to rent sirable first floor unit with great loca- Governors F'otnl...Super loca- catty plaiinwj A snecirtftft for t*i» dl» deck, swimming, tennis. livyOj *l HR Coloninl home on t '^ 1 or enjoy ns a vacation llonl 2 bedrooms .2 full baths, fresh- llon...uparndti!l gnlore..Cuslorn kltch- acres, on n cut rje-sne atreet, oftera ctf'nlng buymi wflMlJng I ^ niBnlcurajrJ Weichert home. Asking only $1100 plus utilities. 908 ly painted . mint conitltionl too,500 an...open pnllo . walk to pool and •tct*f. 5 nni. A 3i butha Sfli Ihi* HI S:J99.BO0 WC#IOG5 hom* M »BB9OO0 WC #t(>7fl $55,900. possible owner 234-2506 or 908-781- SB 2796. Inrmlj. $119,000 SB: 2782. mn 1'ilirmi tin in flklge rut. let un 5563. SOUTH SOUTH WATCMUNQ OFFICE MI-S4M financing nt 7% to quali- BRUNSWICK OFFICE 207-0200 BRUNSWICK OFriCE 2B7-0200 ^/ fied buyor. Plenso cnll CRANFORD- 1 B6 908-821-6508. Condo. wnlk to NY trains, #1 Independent Nationally pnrk sotting, W/W, AC, DW, microwave, Refrlg., Adverilit In the ClasaHledl prlv. prHg., $950/mo. Incl. H & HW. 709-0260. A Union County Forbes Newspaper TZ~ July 22, 23,24.1902 RealEstateGuicF Forbes Newspapers / U-3 J- 2 BR, heat * SO. SOUND ••OMINSTIP)- large MINILWORTH- OARAGE - Hwy 22, HW Inc. 1 yr. laaaa, Ito B rooms, 2M», like sunny flvoroom m reno- for rent. Call 908-276- 1500 sf, 1 st class, BMg, ,. mAMKUN P«IIK- 2 BR, All SU0CCS8 aUKBRSI MEN, WOMEN, PHOTO TRIMMER'S mo. sec., near train «ta- new. quieqet t area, w//W car vated farm house on 10 924B, please leave mes- bright, PM. Entr., Prkg., Earn to $125 per day . ',2*4 bath, Kit., DR, LR,Uon « park. Avail, tamwd. HOMBMAKERS- Earn palingg . No pets. 11750+ acres. Must See. $4SO. 90B-722-S482 BARSVSAVB/BaCUm: No exp. needed w«lk to But, Non-smoker $69SAno. 908a«70 UtMs.201-B28217a. cash from your home bf $925/month + uUI., Call Matt 719-2310 aOMJBRVILLI—1 OAR 80MBRVH1C- Prof, lo- I.PTOT Profl. career weekly $25 to $100. In- l-i •©. PtAMtmU- 2 BR, •MOB- Margate, 1M, BmoeaTWATDt— Mature, •ARJMB Extra large, near cation 1,2 A 3 room '* • ^0^^ajsBPaspPlaBB'S(ap ajp^B^a^rvB* vestment required Call Ri- SECOND INCOME UN- i»a modern kit w/DW, largs suites. 68 N. Bridge St. • ••• MIW aMUNSWCK lit floor, near Ht franco. responsible Professional circle, storage only. $120/ IILBoy TermAnveet rest chard, 908-686-2054. UMIIER— Must be open front room, •7»Mi». Inc. Highly desirable for law- Mtm B^aMuak aaaaaaal .'Spacious 1 BR eondo, • major hwya. Pod, park- to share 2BR, 2 bath mo. (908) 647-1115. mm •OTVa swaTI minded A hardworking. ing, large rooms $«75 heatCall»08-755-1731 Condo, $480+hetf utHs. yer, accountant, financial NBW •..Haw appliances, 24-hr. planner, consultant. _U»t 80B»W^919 PM OPPORIUNIIV Coll 908-874-3208. .•«c, walk to NYC but/ Incl. utiTa. For Info call BO. PLAINNBLB- 3 Avail. 8/1. 90S-707-0468 '«>UU 908-278-2000 TU'USI. Easiest A surest •i SJiNfii planning tdtndtdtf propottonvd rooms. Itittry •Utd tnliy form DM Wortri a!y(*xl mndm Hoof and nWng motolnoi, plmlm wait and archwayi, toW oak parqual Hooting. MptfMad by conc*l> decking Th* qmWy WH) charm ol 0*d Wnild contlnjclton combtrwa wnh •klNftil Coldwell Banker SchJott ReaHora, 310 rtnovtMlon* lo piovW* Cianlord'i b«>l norden Realty, Inc., 44 Elm Street, coldwell Banker Schlott Realtor*, 310 I'ark Avo , Scotch Plains Is pleased to condo-vakM In 1. 7, or Hit Iml 3 badrnom Rorden Realty, Inc., 44 Elm Street, Weatfleld. announced the sale of their Park Ave., Scotch Plains has Hnnouncod onnounco the listing and salo of this iKvt with prMMt iciHiwd Itrmcu listing at 215 East Dudley Avenue. West- Westfleld, announced Ihe sale ol their ths listing and sale of Nils property lo- Eltvakx Mfvlcaxl Ulilll or walliupa listing at 810 Wattoerg Avenue, Westfleld. homo located at 1985 Church St.. Scotch •aid. Sheila Parlzeau marketed the prop- cated at 45 Waldon Road. Fanwood Tho F'lolna. The property was marketed by mtatil*, pa>ag«/on iHa nnking avmatxa erty. Joyce Taylor marketed the property. home was marketed by Pat Glaydura PfllCINQ STAflTS FROM IB I .BOO Pat Glaydura Ijgtfigp- ^gggjjfc r • * Prudential Altin J(ihi!Stof>. Inc 232-5664 IU\ COLOUICU. BAMKBRq C" ONDOMINIUMS Sulilott ScoIcN Plnlns Cokfwell Banker Schloti, Reaflora, 310 Coldwell Banker 232-S4OO 21/ Pfospocl Avo., Cranford 276-0370 Coldwell Banker Schlott, Realtor*, :uo 322-8102 Park Avo . Scotch Plnlna has announced Pnrk Avo , Scotch Plains has announced Park Ave., Scotch Plains has announced the sale of this homo at 2125 Portland the listing and sala of this home located the listing and sale ol this homo located Ave , Scotch Plains. Tho proiwrty WBS at 2096 Grand Stroel, Scotch Ptolns Tho at 8? Montrose Ave, Fanwood. The for dalnilfl nlKiul mjverlislng in rJI upcoming MODELS «. WELCOME CENTER ON SITE mflrkelod by Reglna Vletro. property was marketed by lonl Carleno. BRCtion, plonao call Douylnb Unun ill (900) T22- property was marketed by Tonl Carkno. 30OOX8?0l' A Union County Forbos Newspaper July 22. 23. 24,1992 "My warmest thanks to Forbes Newspapers "I sold my dirt bike after advertising just one "I sold my car the first night the ad rani I for writing and publishing my ad in their time in Forbes Newspapers. Excellent had to turn people away!" newspapers. Short and precise, It sure results!" brought quick results for the sale of my crib- RJM KM 50 or more responses." Rlngoes, NJ No. Plalnfleld, NJ B McN Westfletd, NJ i ••v "My house rental ad was more valuable In your papers than In big city newspapers and "I put my ad In the paper and It worked "Wonderful results! I am very happyl I at a fraction of the cost. My advertising great! I've gotten every Job I've bid on!" received many calls and have a prospect to money has never been better spent - value buy my home." received was enormous!" KS RM DR Cranford, NJ Edison, NJ Neshanic Station, NJ "A week ago I ran a Help wanted ad in "The first time I called to retrieve my "I advertised my carpet cleaning business. Forbes Newspapers and the response was messages from my 'Introductions' ad, I In Forbes Classifieds and I'm extending my tremendous. Over 50 people answered the had 18 responsesl I still haven't retrieved ad due to the overwhelming resultsl- ad. Everytlme I advertise with Forbes the all my messages and I've had a total of 35 response seems to get better!" so far!" TJ Enterprises New Brunswick, NJ EL DM Plscataway, NJ Somerset County V ' •. *» •%•'••-. A Union County Forbes Newspaper July 22, 23, 24,1992 Forties Newspapers U-1 Guide ;si.3"5vc^Sv?"H^. Book gives the raspberry to a bunch of lemons hand, I have owned several of the vehicles listed and Berlinetta sports coupe. At anything over 50 MPH, their own way - fragile. All of the interior leverst'and as I perused the pages of the book, I couldn't help but •• FORBES NEWSPAPERS the head bolts stretched and blew the head gasket. I switches in my '59 Dauphine broke off (try working a reflect on my own experiences and herein add my found another owner at a service station and asked turn signal with a stump) and fast cornering gave one don't usually do book reviews but recently I own footnotes to this historical tome. him how he lived with the problem. He said he al- a feeling of weightlessness as it. went up on* two Ifound an unusual auto book in the Bargains sec- AUSTIN MARINA: The Marinas I owned had seen ways carried two gallons of water and never got onto wheels. The fact that the wheels were held on by J>nly . tion of our local book store. There nestled between better days which according to Jacobs ended after the the freeway. Fiat later skipped the country. three lug bolts always made me nervous, too, -: the unpopular novels and technical dissertations on first 5,000 miles. He pointed out several faults but in FORD PINTO: I still own one. The Pinto must have TRIUMPH TR-7: Even dyed-in-the-wool automotive bovine scatology was a coffee-table book titled Lem- my own case, I couldn't keep the doors been designed in Britain; the doors anglophiles will admit that the TR-7 was hard to live ons - The Worlds Worst Cars by Timothy Jacobs. I closed [the latches broke] and cylinder ., ^^ ^ never fit right. The only serious problem with. The British car industry was in a blue funk had to buy it and critique its contents. head cracking was epidemic. I dis- _^_ I found was on the early two liter cars. when this two liter sportster was manufactured and the one I had developed a split dashboard and had As coffee-table books go, you have to admit that cussed the Marina later with at mem- B^B** In ItS pages to When the camshaft drive belt broke, all upholstery that checked and cracked before your one covering the planet's problem cars has to be a ber of the British Trade Commission in Ohe author) personally the valves were bent. Since over 3.5 mil- eyes. But the cars were reliable: you were sure they ' bold venture for a publishing company which in this lion Pintos were sold during its nine year San Francisco and was told that there Owning any Of the ca/S would overheat and the TR-7 never failed to do just span, it really wasn't much of a lemon. ; case is Smithmark Publishers. Books of this genre was nothing wrong with Austins that a described In Lemons' that. usually feature full-color photos of esoteric Exotics, The U.S. Post Office said it had the low- clever mechanic couldn't fix easily. __^_^_,^__^__ VW SQUAREBACK: I got good service out of my perky Ponycars or canonized Classics so one that has Typical British automotive logic. est repaip r frequencq y of anyy vehicle in its '71 but the major complaint was its powerplant. a double-page portrait of a dull red, late model East BMW ISETTA: I had a couple of these "bubble fleet. It was only the early '71s that blew up on con- Known to Bug Buffs as "the pancake engine," it was German Trabant as the centerpiece might not become cars" and aside from the fact that the bearing-less tact. hard to keep cool and hard to get to. On the fuel a blockbuster best seller. single cylinder engine had a tendency to eat crank- MAZDA RX-2: They rattled, handled poorly and injected version the injectors had a bad habit of leak- Since the text covers a great deal of automotive shafts, it was great fun to own. The engine was under burned lots of oil and gas, but when they ran right, ing and setting the engine on fire. Before its cover ancient history ["The Ciugnot Steam vehicle of 1763 the seat and the nose was the only door so a driver they were genuine Pocket Rockets. Mine were old could be removed, the car fried. (was) an invention that was both epochal and feck- could pull straight into a parallel parking spot I had when I got them but they were still fast as lightning. I'm not sure what marks to give Lemons. Its ac- less."}. I don't think that the author actually speaks to get rid of my last one when Carole became preg- Jacobs says its rotary engine almost did in Mazda in curacy is slightly suspect and it could be a bit more from first-hand experience. In fact, I couldn't find anynant - the cab was so compact that I could no longer this country and he is right - but it's pretty much the light-hearted but if you put one on your own coffee- reference in its pages to Jacobs personally owning close the door. table, it's bound to be read. Almost every reader same engine used in the new RX-7. any of the cars described in Lemons. On the other FIAT 124: For a very short time I had a cute '74 wants tose e if his or her own vehicle is listed. 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Exit 140A •'•']• Ww^P^^WI^W Mil llwH&# Winemaking is a delicious New Jersey tradition ByWILUAMWESTHOVEN Noah, Catawba and Concords, VWeekendflus Writer Some wineries produce several verities. 1 Jersey's nickname has long been the butt of Some, like King's Road in Asbury, Four Sisters les, but natives are well-aware there are many in Belvidere and Amwell Valley, produce a .reasons to refer to it as the Garden State. dozen or more. Others prefer to specialize; the Most, however, would be surprised that being a LaFollette Vineyard and Winery in Belle Mead producer of fine wines is one of them. produces only one - their award-winning Yet there is an active community of winemakers, small, LaFollette Seyval Blanc, but significant, who have been practicing their craft for two "You have to be careful, because some New centuries. Most are fairly small, family-owned operations, Jersey wineries can make a terrible wine," said but the wines have earned the respect of even the most- Mimi LaFollette Wright Summerskill, who runs discriminating of wine critics around the country. LaFollette with her husband, John Sum- It's not an easy life - imagine a farmer having to mill merskill, and hosts a popular, invitation-only his grain into flour and bake it into bread by himself before grape-picking festival every harvest. "Of he could sell it. And grapevines have to be planted, grown course, there are a lot of terrible wines pro- and treated like children for up to four years before they duced in France as well." are capable of producing a usable crop, Many of the vineyards and wineries in the "Profit? Not so far," said Dr. Michael Fisher, a distin- western region (not all vineyards produce wine, guished senior scientist for Merck, Sharp and Dohme who while wineries don't always produce all of the founded the Amwell Valley Vineyards on 30 acres of land in grapes they use) are fairly new, and owe their Ringoes in 1978. "They say it takes about 14 years to existence to the Farm Winery Act of 1981. Pre- become profitable. We're getting there, but not yet." viously, there were only seven unlimited wine- But profit is not the only goal of the enologist. Producing making licenses issued in New Jersey, licenses a memorable wine, much like a writer desires to write the that allowed winemakers to buy out-of-state grapes and produce as much wine as they ,««._ -» ,..,.. „, ^ great American novel, is an artistic ambition, one that can Fl hw ol Villf take a lifetime or longer to achieve. For one thing, proper pleased. T^Fam winery Act allowed for more •** * *"*•" V Vint yard! mane hit •tate-oMhe-art viticulture (grape-growing) can only be done in certain wineries, but limited them to 50,000 gallons of bottling machine. areas. In New Jersey, it's limited to two main areas - the wine per year and required a minimum of Atlantic County region, New Jersey's oldest wine-producing three acres of planted grape vines either on or adjacent to includes a wine glass, wine tasting from 11 different New region, and the hills of Western New Jersey, mostly in the winery property. Jersey wineries and music by an 18-piece big band. Hunterdon, Warren and Mercer counties, which became the The law also encouraged the preservation of New Jersey In between, many other festivals are run by individual first federally-designated viticultural area existing solely farm land and promoted tourism, which is a trademark of wineries, such as the Cream Ridge Winery Blue Grass Fes- within New Jersey borders in 1988. the local wineries. A scenic area already famous for histori- tival and Craft Fair, which will be held Aug. 8-9. In addition Given the climate and soil qualities of the New Jersey cal towns and landmarks, wine tours only added to the flow to winery tours and wine-tasting, there will be food, games wine-producing regions, there are only certain varieties of of tourists to the region, who would spend the weekend for the kids and live bluegrass bands, grapes that can be grown, This limits the varieties of wines taking in the sights or hunting for antiques. Nearly every winery is open on a regular basis for tours that can be produced. Vine/em grapes produce Chardonnay, There are several popular events associated with the local and wine-tasting, while some even have restaurant and Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet, Merlot and Pinot Noir wines, wineries, and most of them are open to the general public, banquet facilities. King's Road has a restaurant and a ban- among others; French-American Hybrids produce Syval The Garden State Winegrowers Association sponsors festi- quet hall that can host parties of up to 125 people, Blanc, Vidal Blanc, Villard Blanc, Baco Noir, Chancellor, vals every spring and summer. The last one took place at Wineries also sponsor school tours and host such unusual and Leon Millot, among others; and Native American vari- the New Jersey Museum of Agriculture in New Brunswick events as barefoot grape-stomping parties. So if you haven't eties, used to produce the wines served by the pilgrims at in June; the next will be hosted by the Four Sisters Winery experienced this old-world taste of Garden State culture, the first Thanksgiving dinner, produce Delaware, Niagra, at Matarazzo Farms on September 19-20, where a $10 ticket this is the time of year to get busy. Ik (fade* State nine Utf Alba Vlmyird Four Slitiri Wintry Rtnault Wintry 269 Rt. 627 at MataraxzQ Farms 72 N, Breman Ave Miltord, NJ. 06B48 Route519, RD.1, Box258 Egg Harbor City 08215 Bolvldere, NJ 07823 (908) 995-7800 (609) 965-1546 t » » (908) 475-3671 * < • • it Amalthta Ctlliu Sylvln Farmi King's Roid Vintyird 267 A Hayos Mills Rd. Route 579, P.O Box 360 24 North Vienna Avo. Atco, NJ. 08004 Asbury', NJ. 08802 Gormania, NJ. 08215 (609) 768-8585 (908)479 6611 (201)778-1494 • • • tit • • * Amwell Vallty Vlrttyard UFolltttt Vineyard Tamuzia Vineyards 80 York Rd. t Wintry Cemetary Road Ringoes, NJ. 08551 64 Harllngon Rd Hope. NJ. 07844 (908) 7B8-5B52 Bde Mead, N.J 08502 » • « (908)359-5019 (908) 459-5878 • • * Billc Wintry Route40, RD. 20. Box25 Poor Richard! Wintry Ttwksbury Win* Cellars 220 Ridge Rd. Mays Landing, NJ. 08330 164 BurrellRd. Frenchtown, NJ. 08625 (609)625-2166 Lebanon, N J. 08633 (908) 996-6460 • at (908) 832-2400 * * t Crtam flldgt Vlntyardt • • < Prldt ol Ntw Jtrtty and Champagnt Cillan Vlntyarda ToffltSMllo Wintry Route 539. P.O. Box 98 Box 18, Route 130 South 225 White Horse Pike Cream Ridge, N J, 08514 Bordentown, N J. 06505 Hammonton, N.J. 06037 DIANE MATFLERD/WEEKENDPWS (809) 259-9797 (800) 362-0309 (BOO) 666-WINE Owntr and wlnemaker Tom Amabile impacts a wine during a tour at Cream Ridge Winery. ... July 22-24,1992 il Happenings iAMWMtlTAUANO 25,26. Adults $5, children Club with proceeds to arM (908)968-3886 skills of native Americans. Pre- the Andes, PepeSantana, Aug. 11. \i North Bruwwick Hifl School under 12 free, charities, 9 a.m.*5 p.m. Sun- •Comic book and trading-card sentations at 11:30 a.m., 1:30 22, •New Jersey lighthouses, Aug. i Route 130, North Brunswick HAMILTON tqUAM days throu^Oct 25. Free ad- show, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. July 25, and 3:30 p.m. swept «twre In- •Iroquois comhusk wort, Rita 18. | {908} 297-9727 CAMERA SHOW mission. Admission $1.50. dicated. Adults $8, senior citi- CtuitjohrvBenson, Aug, 29. •Indigenous peoples at the ; 111811811 festival In a suburban Nottingham Ballroom . MUSKC0UICT0MIH0W zens $6, children 6-15 $4; In- UMRTYSTATCNRK time of Columbus' arrival, Aug, ' setting. 6-11 p.m. July 22-24, 200 Mercer St., Hamilton,. Holiday Inn cludes admission to village. N J. Turnpike bit 14B 25. , 5-11 p.m. July 25,26. Free (215) 677-4736 Route 202, New Hope, Pa. Speakers •Porcupine qulllwork, Donald Jersey City THEW0MD0F LEONARDO OA VINCI \ a*nlttk>n, •Photo and video gear on dis- (201) 635-2050 Jackson, July 25. (201) 915-3411 Johnson & Johnson MAI TRAIN, 00UM0USE play and for purchase, 9 a.rfi.-2 •Vintage vinyl and other sound •Native American music of the Lecture series on New Jersey 1 Johnson & Johnson Plaza p.m. July 26. Admission $5. investments, 10 a.m.-4 p,m, last 500 years, Uee Mixashawn and New York history. All pro- New Brunswick AT WATERLOO ROM, 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. grams at 7:30 p.m, Free ad- ) Exposition H*H UONS CUM AfA MARKET July 26. Admission S3. (908) 463-3640 J Raritan Center, Edison Market grounds WORttOFCAtM Wlat* of Waterloo Aug. 1. mission. All programs at 6 p.m. Free ad- f M908)41M444 Route 206, Chester 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope •Tainos storyteller, Bobby •Harbor-area wetlands, July 28. mission; registration required, ,; *Wth trains set up in realistic (90S) 879-4408 Hitlsborough Fire Co. No. 2 (201) 347-0900 Gonzalez, Aug. 15. •"Harbor Herons," Aug, 4. •Renaissance pharmacy, David layouts, 11 a.m.>S p.m. July •Operated by Chester Lions Route 206, HiUsborough Traditional arts and primitive •Ancient and modern sounds of •Harbor excursion boats, Aug. Cowen, July 28. AMl7/A Poor Richard's Winery Ik WcMnf Q T Invites You HOPH NJ Tojoin Tliem For.,. SPEND A DAY IN Tasting, Tours & Sales 1 THE COUNTRY! • FREE TOURS We Arc Open 11:00 AM - 6:00 PMThursday thru Sunday • FREE WINE TASTING • 15 DIFFERENT WINE Poor Richard's Winery t Tastings t Sales • Private Parties • Picnics VARIETIES 0 Kul^- Kil. I-inkhiown, NJ • WH/W6 64H0 WHtn it r»ln$,W9 still pourl Wedding Receptions 2090 Rt. 27 Tiki Rt. N to ml II South en At. $3) Saturday & Sunday 12-5 PM (directly opposite Plnci Minor) lowtrdt HOM Go % mi, turn rl. onto found- ry Id. At md 90 ft ontc Mt. Htrtnm Hi Go Saturday & Sunday August 8th & 9th • 1-8 Weekdays by Appointment Edison, Nj I mi, tKtn l#H onto locutt L*kt H Go I mi., turn ft. onto Ctmtttry Rd. 500 It. on Itft, We Cordially Invite You To Attend '20 Burrell Rd., Lebanon 1-800-25 8-5108 b»tw. twt ttont tetumni. (Near Oldwick) 908-459-5878 BLUE GRASS FESTIVAL (908) 832-2400 Admission V J 85 Adults 88 Children (() to 12 Yrs.) Craftcrs • l*ony Ridcn • lours • lusting • Sules Surprise GUCHI For Children • Combine the beauty of Hunterdon County, 2 Blue GrusH Bunds (Music starts at 3:00) nature's lush vineyards and time proven New Wine Release technology and you have the ingredients V for our award winning wines. Cream Ridge Winery Housed in a beautifully renovated 200 year old bar, Rt, 539 Cream Ridge, NJ our winery is a royal setting for your next special event, (609)259-9797 Take advantaged of the opportunity to enjoy our estate grown wines in our sunny gift shop and tasting room. King's Road Vineyard, Inc. flmwd Vdky Vineyard Rt. 579 at Rt. 614, Pattenburg. NJ -3 miles from exit 11 of 1-78 , Producers and Qottkrs of fm MunttTdm County tMm Open Wed. through Sun, 12-Spm. A* About Upcomfcg Events CtUbrating Ten years as tyu) Jerseys Oldest farm Winery l/\/t 'EKicnd An Com Join July 22-24,1992 Fortes Newspapers w « m X C U R S I 0 N S Fun in Priest and the sun conductor A "Meet tht Conductor" op* Take a trip to portuNty wMh i unkjut arttt hlpiaftis VM nfla) of vW four the Jersey Shore "Month or Sundays" MM fponsoreo oy Appoio MUM at tbaUiShanFaminGladatone. By MIUJCENT BRODY Sunday, Wy 26, tha profam WeekendP/us Writer Mete off at 1 p.m. wth tht New to the Jersey Shore, Janey Shakatpaam fatal tourism is now our state's Nwt Stop IflHidbiit At 2 p«RL second largest industry. t Ocean County, the second 0m tto oMcm* itjjiiMt largest, and fastest growing county flhd QOfldtlOtOf Of ttf OPOtMUl in New Jersey brags of 45 miles of white, sandy beaches. Easily acces- of St Mir by the tea (and sible from all areas north, south, and west of the state via the Gar- Una on poaMay), Anif fta tra* den State Parkway, the lure of the WlPl OTW mV^pi VHO1 Hii Jersey Shore is always the mag- thuvttfl baa piano ia> nificent sight of the ocean, Relax in the iun and stroll on the beach at the Jersey Shore, a luxury too many New Jersey "Figures for summer rental natives fait to take advantage of. properties are up 40% from last year," claims Jeanne De Poola executive director of the Southern Ocean and fast food places crowd the one mile strip. County Chamber of Commerce. "People are coming from all around, in John Milko from Iselin, loves Wildwood, "I love the wheels of mam. spite of the recession." chance." You can win anything from a stuffed teddy bear to a television 1 No matter where you live, you're always ready for the beach. set or CD Player, Prices for the games of chance range from a quarter to Peter ! Valley Cars travel down the Parkway stacked with surf boards, beach chairs, a $1.00. The nightlife is just as exciting as the daylife, with different bed rolls and suitcases. Kids and coolers queue behind toll plazas types of bands playing music from Rock to the fifties and sixties. Craft Fair searching for the soothing smell of salt air and calming ocean breezes When asked about the girls, Johns reply was, "They're beautiftil, •n^|n ^^^ju il^^j M mmm fHWl VHVfi On available only at the Jersey Shore. simply beautiftil/' Dawpifi vMar Qip In Honh* The disjointed coastline runs from Sandy Hook to Cape May. But if you want ultimate pleasure, take a summer day or two and MMt now Janoy in \MpOi\i % If overnight stays are not in your budget, plan day trips to the varied spend it on Long Beach Island, Give yourself a well-deserved mini- Via aH of IN PtW• V*y beaches. Long Branch, once the summer location for three United State vacation. Directions are easy. Take the Garden State Parkway South to Presidents Wilson, Grant and Garfield offers two miles of boardwalk exit 63. Turn right on Route 72 and follow the road over the Causeway. 25 tain 10 ajfl,-6 pjn. on Juty where you can still sample the Shore's best hot dog at "Max's." Yes, Open your car window and take a deep breath, You are about to enter 25 and 10 im-5 pm on July there are some fine restaurants in the area and of course Race Track the Jewel of the Jersey coast. Once you hit the Island, you have several 26. buffs can catch the daily double at Monmouth Park. choices. Beach Haven is to the right, and Shipbottom, Surf City, North lha ovant laatum M music, Driving south of Long Branch on Ocean Avenue visitors tend to Beach, Harvey Cedars, Loveladies and Barncgat I jght arc to the left. QmMXmmmlm, tmtlm, lOOQ become overwhelmed by the sight of tremendous manicured lawns and There are 18 miles of beach, waiting to welcome you. Ride through the huge Victorian and southern-styled mansions, The town is Deal. A towns, and take your choice. Purchase a beach badge from any borough jawiby, baaHitty, cantnkx, hidden secret is Phillips Beach. For about five dollars patrons can office for just $2. Senior citizens are admitted free of charge. purchase a locker and swim in secluded surroundings. A snack bar, on Catering to kids, Beach Haven offers the greatest variety of things to i wooQt pw ano the premises serves light meals, refreshing drinks, yogurt and icecream. do. Fantasy Island Amusement Park features rides and an arcade, mom. Dckm am 15 ($4 lot at- The same fare is available at Loch Arbour. Management does not Nearby is the islands only waterslide. There are shops for antiques and noi|, wo\ RH iOmMnn nr welcome picnic diners, although many do bring sandwiches and fruit fashions on almost every comer. Schooners Wharf, Pier 18, (the place cWWran undar 12 and frea park* purchasing drinks and dessert from the vendors. for interesting boutiques) and the Dollar Parlor, where no item costs nay roc MOM iwormaoon, CM Waves do break at the small, residential towns of Ocean Grove, more than three dollars will offer treasures well under your budget. (201) 948-5200. Bradley Beach, Avon by the Sea, Belmar, Sgring Lake, Sea Girt, Manes- Find a beach and work on your tan. Cool yourself in the warm waters quan and Brielle. You'll notice, the farther south you go, there will be of the Atlantic, gather shells or try your hand at crabbing, more room to spread your blanket. Belmar is the most tourist-orientated Everything on Long Beach Island is very casual, including the food. Duke Island place with oceanfront motels, amusement parks and boardwalks. There are places for seafood, ethnic, gourmet, sandwiches or whatever Don't dispair if the beaches seem too crowded in Belmar. Go fishing. you choose to pack in your cooler, No, you can't have your lunch on the Pops concert Belmar has the largest party boat fleet in New Jersey and Manesquan beach, but, there are picnic benches scattered about. lha NawJanay Pope Onhe* has the Manesquan inlet, While there, you can fish or watch the boats like all places at the Jersey shore, motels are everywhere. The "va- tra wH parfoim a fm pn$m of popular mutt, Wu*n the pass by in the popular waterway. cancy" sign is usually lit during the week. Treat yourself to a one night u If neither appeal to you, take your bicycle and ride through the area. stay. For weekend excursions, you must guarantee two nights. Prices lfll2 Omn" and the Should you be searching for the calm and wonder of Nantuckett or vary. memat nwn snr vws ano Marthas Vineyard, go no further than Bayhead. Beaches are less crowd- Take an outside shower. Take a nap. Have dinner and head for a mini Aocfy at Duki Wand Park In ed. Drive fUrther south on Route 35 and be awed by the magnificent treat. Stop at the "Surf City Five and Ten." Drive down Long Beach BrkHmator on Sunday, My 26. homes overlooking the ocean and bay at Mantoloking. Boulevard to Beach Haven. Head for a forbidden delight; a delicious ice The muHe bajna at 7 p JU - Yes, there is Jersey Shore Honky Tonk. Seaside Heights is nearly as cream cone. Don't be intimidated by the crowd at "Skipper Dipper." Mnf yor 0tm btankati and famous as its south shore neighbor Wildwood. The town is small, but Stroll the teaches. Play miniature golf. Visit friends. Find a bench by chain* for MM biflMfOjtfoflt oeH packed with action. Visitors spend the day at the beach, and head for the seaside and dream. You owe it to yourself to spend a wonderrul (906) 7221914, the boardwalk at night. Blaring music, rides, arcades, wheels of chance summer day, deep in the heart of New Jersey. Kid Stuff AEtOrSFABUS BEAUTY AND THE BEAST J4.5O. THE EMPERORS THE JUNGLE BOOK available. THE WIZARD Of 0Z Sunday, Aug. 9,1:30 p.m. Aug. 7, 9:30 and U a.m. CINDEREUA NEW CLOTHES July 30 and 31, both days WDS ON BROADWAY Tuesday, Aug. 4,11 a.m. theatre at Raritan Valley Bucks County Playhouse July 28, 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. July 28 and 20,8 p.m. at land 8p.m. July 24,9:30 and 11:30 a.m. Fwum Theatre Community College 70 South Mam St. Moms Museum Edison School Westfield High School Bucks County Playhouse 314 Main St., Metuchen Route 28, firanchbufg New Hope, Pa. 6 Normandy Heights Rd. 800 Rahway Ave., Westfteld 550 Dorian Rd., Westfield 70 South Main St, (908) 548-0582 (906) 725-3420 (215) 862-2041 Momstown (908) 322-5065 (908) 322-5065 New Hope, Pa. •Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man, •Great tales from Greece, pre- •Stage presentation of the fairy (201) 538-0454 •Famous tale whose moral is •Rudyard Kipling's tales from (215) 862-2041 and all tho cast heading down sented with puppets. Admission tale on which the animated •Fairy tale brought to life with all too telling. Adults $5, senior Africa, brought to life with •Show tunes sung by an all- the Yellow Brick Road. Ad- movie was based. Admission music. Admission $6.25. citizens and itud«nlvt3,. - . ..music. Admisaoo 6 Forbes Newspapers July 22-24,1992 Museums THE ART MUSEUM Thomas Alva Edison, Open 614 Mountain Ave,, Westfield North American Indians, Wood- New Brunswick Princeton Untvtftity every day (ram 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (908) 232-1776 land Indians, rocks and miner- (908) 249-2077 (609) 258-3788 Adults $2, children and senior Closed for the summer; re- als. Wednesday through Saturday Tuesday through Saturday from citizens free. opens Sept. 13. •Art Fest '92, July 25, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday 10a,m.-5p,m., Sunday from •"Entertaining with the Ed- MINIATURE KINQO0M •Juried show of high school art, from noon-5 p,m, Adults $3, 1-5 p.m. Western European isons," tour of the inventor's Route 31, Washington through Sept, 13, children 4-12 $1, children paintings, sculpture and deco- home, Wednesday through (908) 689-6866 •Children's book Illustrations under 4 free. rative art from 19th and 20th Sunday through Aug. 30. Recreation of castles from Eu- "Through Sisters' Eyes," •Photographs of "The Loreine centuries; also pre-Columbian HUNGARIAN rope of yore, Daily (except through Sept. 13, Diner" by Andrew M. Daddio, art and art of the Americas. HERITAGE CENTER Monday) from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. •"500 Years of Discovery: through July 26. •Gallery tours Saturdays at 2 300 Somerset St. Adults $4,50, senior citizens From Columbus to Space," NJ. STATE MUSEUM p.nn. through Sept. 5. New Brunswick $4, children 5-18 (3.50, chil- through Oct. 18. 205 West State St., Trenton •19itvcentury still life paintings dren under 5 $1.50. (908) 846-5777 •Glass sculpture by Ucartha (609) 292-6464 "Just Gathered," through Aug. Kohler, through Nov. 22. Museum open Tuesday through MONTCIAIR ART MUSEUM Tuesday through Saturday from 9. Saturday from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 3 South Mountain Ave. MUSEUM Of EARLY 9 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Sunday from CUOTON HISTORICAL MUUUM •"Budapest 1900: In Photo- Montdair TRADES AND CHARS noon-5 p.m. Free admission graphs," through Jan, 31, 56 Main St., Clinton (201) 746-5555 9 Main St., Madison (except where indicated), 1993. (908) 7354101 Tuesday through Friday from 11 (201) 377-2982 •"Illuminations," collate bsted Daily (except Monday) from 10 MACCUlOCMHAlt a.m,-4 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 Exhibits portray the role of on a William Carlos Williams a.m.4 p.m. Adults $3, senior p.m. Free admission for mem- crafts people in the 18th and poem, through Aug. 23. citizens $1.50, children $1. 45M»ccuNochAv«. bers. Non-member admission: 19th centuries. Tuesday •Great mammals of the Ice •Photographs of "Bikers" by Moriitown adults $4, senior citizens and through Saturday from 10 Age, through Sept. 5. Adults Ann Simmons-Meyers, through 1201} 5382404 students $2, children under 16 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 $4, senior citizens and children Aug. 23. Gardens open daily from dawn free, p.m. Free admission for mem- $2.50, school groups $2 per HUME HOUII miUUM until dusk. Museum open Sun* •Sculpture from the museum's bers. Non-member admission: child. 602 West Front St., WawifieW day md Thursday from 1-4 collection, through Aug. 23. adults $2, children $1, (908) 755-5831 p.m. Adults $3, senior citizens •African-American art from the NJ.CHHMEN'S MUSEUM •"Nature and the Decorative House built in 1746 and fur- and itudents $2; group tours permanent collection, through 599 Industrial Ave., Paramus Arts," through Sept. 13. nished with articles of the pe- by appointment Aug. 30. (201) 262-5151 •"Christopher Columbus and riod. Optn Saturday from 2-4 •Retrospective of works by Joe •City landscapes "When Im- Fantasy castle, a 50s fire en- the Age of Exploration," p.m. Adults II, children free. Jones, throuf) Aug. 30. migrants Dwelled," through gine, and more exhibits for kids through Jan. 3,1993. UITIMJNSWICKMVMUM Aug. 30. to touch. Open every day from NEWARK MUSEUM 16 Maple St., East Brunswick ANTIQUE CINtfR •Native American baskets from 9a.rn.-5 p.m. Admission $6 49 Washington St., Newark (201) 596-6550 (908)254.7329 148MamSt.tF)emington the permanent collection, vnekdays, $7 weekends; chil- Saturday and Sunday from (908) 788-6767 through Sept 6. dren under 1 year oW free. Wednesday through Sunday 1:30-4 p.m. Free admission. AntiquM md collectibles from •"The American Landscape" Group rates available. from noon-4:45 p.m. Donation. EAtTJEMfVOUXTOWNE two centuries. Daity (except from Cole to Blakeioch, through NJ.MSTOWCAL SOCIETY Largest museum complex In the Johnson Park Tuesday) from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Nov. 22. 230 Broadway, Newark state, Permanent exhibits in* River Rd., Piscataway Free admission. MORRIS MUSEUM (201) 483-3939 elude "Afnca-The Amencas-The (908)463-9077 METU* HOUSE 6 Normandy Heights Rd. Wednesday through Friday from Pacific," "Design in Native Village composed of relocated 1281 River Rd., Piscataway Momstown 10 a.m.-4 p.m., third Saturday American life," "American 18th century structures set (90S) 463-8363, 752-4847 (201) 538-0454 of the month from 10 a.m.-4 Painting and Sculpture," Nu-. near the headquarters of the Piscataway Township historic Monday through Saturday from p.m. Guided tours by appoint- mismatic Gallery, Asian Gal* county park police. No tours of- museum, Weekday tours by ap- 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from ment, Admission free for soci- leries, Baiiantine House and the fered at present. Gift shop pointment, 1-5 p.m. Free admission for ety members, $3 for non- Mini-Zoo. open Wednesday through Friday MIDOUSD COUNTY MUSEUM members. Non-member ad- members. • "Stepping Into Ancient Egypt," from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. CornettiM low House mission: adults $4, senior citi- •"Tender in Years," childhood through Dec. 1993. Chamlnuka,' the omniscient god of the EDISON NATIONAL 1225 River Rd., Piscataway zens and children $2. in 19th-century New Jersey, on- OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM ihona Tribe of Zimbabwe, part of a sale and MSTOffC SITE {908) 745-4177 •Permanent gallery exhibits: di- going. Barrack St., Trenton Mam St., West Orange Daily (except Monday) from 1-4 nosaurs, live animals, five sens- NJ, MUSEUM (609) 396-1776 exhibition of Shona sculpture at Prallsvllle (201) 736-5050 p.m. Free admission. es (for children 3-5), mam- OF AGRICULTURE Revolutionary War museum. 1 Mills in Stockton through Sunday, Aug. 2. Workshop with inventions of MILLERCOHY HOUSE MUSEUM mals, model trains, history, Route 1A College Farm Rd. 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Monday and Friday from ncon- from America and Russia, nior citinns, SO o«rts for chll- HOWARD MANN ART CENTER 4 p.m.; Tuesday, Wednesday, through July 25. dun under 12. 45 North Main St. and Thursday from noon.8 0NMW4ANN0NMU. HOUSE UmbtrtvIHe p.m.; Saturday from 11 a.m.-2 Aquanum Front St, Scotch Plains (609) 397-2300 p.m. (909)889-4137 Wednesday tnroutfi Sunday •Prints by Jose Monfla, Lorraine Historic house from c. 1750. from noon-6 p.m. Castro, Unda Calico Grtf.Sark NJ. STATE AOUAMM i» i. Gould, and Susan Banks, Open the first Sunday of each •Graphic art by Salvador Dell, Camdan month from 2*4 p.m. Free ad- throufi July 26. triroufiJulyai. (609) 365-3300 mission. M0NTCUM STATE Noncoufoi Seals, shaniSi and other mAUtMUEMUU com* wonders of the water, Monday, ftoutt 39, Stockton ,•*! Upper MontcWr Routs 206, LMfffnotvtHe Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur- (609) 397-3223 (201) 893-5113 (609) 896-5327 day from 9:30 em-5:30 p.m.; Unseed and grist mills, featur- Monday throutfi Friday from 10 Gallery hours by appointment. Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday ing herbs grown for medicines % a.m,-4 p.m. (HI (tileries), Sat- •Student el show, through from 9:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. and industrial use. Open every i- C K.. urday and Sunday from 1-5 Sept. 1. throufi Aug. 30. Adults 18.50. Sunday from 1-4 p.m. through pm (Gallery One, Spraflje Li- SOWIHWJtOUQHCOItF. senior citizens and students Sept. 6. Free admission. brary Gallery), Free admission. 1 Glrakla Farms, Madison 17, children Ml $5.50; park- •Shona sculpture from Zimba- •New Jertey School of the Arts (201)822-7409 ing $4-17. Group r«ts avail- bwe, on display and for sale. student exhibition, Cotteai Art Open to the public Monday able. Directions: NJ. Turnpike 11 a.m.-4 p.m. daily through Gallery, July 30-Auf.l. Reoep- through Friday from 10 a.m.-4 to Exit 4( then 1-295 South to I- Aug. 2. tion from 4-6 p.m. Jury 30, p.m. 676 North. REEVES*REED AMORETUM •African sculpture, Gallery One, •Sculpture by Marion Held, 165 HotartAw., Summit through Aug. 4, through Stpt. 18. Plnnetnnums (908)273-8787 •Photographs by Albert Neal, •Drawings by Dick Herdegen, Gardens open daily from dawn Sprague library Gallery, July through Sept. 18. to dusk. •*i 23-Aug. 4. tWMNOAUEMU NJ. STATE MUSEUM M.WU1AMR0WIS0N new Vnuniwivn 7O3WatchungAve.,Ptainfleld 205 West State St,, Trenton PLANTATION HOUSE-MUSEUM MUCUMAITY (908) 756-1707 (609) 292-6333 593 Madison Hill Rd,, Clark 60 Livingston Ave. Tuesday through Friday from Admission (1, group rates (908) 381-3081 New Brunswick 9:30 a.m.-5:30 rxm., Saturday available. Farmhouse built In 1690 as (908) 745-5108 from 9:30 a,m,-4 p.m. •Creatues In a "SKy Zoo," 10 part of a 750-acre plantation. Open During library hours. •Multimedia exhibit by student a.m. Tuesday through Friday Open the first Sunday of each An Anagama wall place of woodlflad atonawara avallabla at tha •Archeology excavation from artists, through July 31. until Aug. 28; 3 p.m, Saturday month from 1*4 p,m, Free ad- 22nd annual Patara Vallay Craft Fair, which takaa plact Saturday, Rarrtan Landing, Aug. 3-31. UPSTAIRS GALLERY and Sunday until Sept. 27. mission, July 25 from 10 a.m.-6 p.m., and Sunday, July 26, from 10 a.m.*5 NEW JEWEY CENTER •"The Uttle Star That Could," MINERS QEOLOGV MUSEUM p.m. In Layton, Tha outdoor avant faaturaa ovar 140 jurlad crafta- FOR VISUAL ARTS Route 202-263, Lahaska, Pa. 11 a.m. Tuesday through Friday RutgjBft Utw#fMy paopla from around tha country. 66 Elm St., Summit (215) 794-8486 until Aug. 28; 1 p.m. Saturday Hamilton St., New Brunswick (908)273-9121 Sunday through Thursday from and Sunday throufi Sept. 27. (908) 932-7243 children 6-1514. Lamington Rd., Bedminster free. Monday through Friday from 10 a.m,-5:3O p.m., Friday from •"H It's Tuesday, This Must Be Monday from 1-4 p.m., Tues- WALLACE HOUSE (908) 234-2345 •Exhibition in memory of noon-4 p.m., Saturday and 10 a,m,-9 p.m., Saturday from Saturn," 1 p.m. Tuesday day through Friday from 9 a.m.- 38 Washington PI., Somerville Open during library hours. Kathehne Bell Turbek, through Sunday from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- 10a.m.-6p.m, through Friday until Aug. 28; 2 noon. Free admission. (908) 725-1015 •Winners from Somerset Art July 28. mission. •Paintings of "People and Plac- p.m. Saturday and Sunday IT. HUBERTS GHMLDA George Washington's head- Association members' show, AJ.IiDERMAN FINE ART •Posters, shadow boxes, and es" by Chick Blumberg, through through Sept. 27. Children 575 Woodland Ave., Madison quarters when he was stationed through Sept. 3. 309 Court St, Hobohen oil paintings by Mavis Reuter, Aug. 7. under 4 not admitted. (201) 377-5541 m Somerville m 1778. Open RENEE FOOSANER (201) 659-3570 through Aug. 13. WALTERS MALL GALLERY Animal art from the collection Wednesday through Saturday ARTQAUiRY RAMTAN VALLEY Thursday and Friday from noon- •Paintings by Richard Straley, RtrtgM Arts Certw of Geraldme R. Dodge. Open from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday Piper Mi Playhouse COMMUNITY COLLEGE 7 p.m., Saturday and Sunday through Aug. 16. George St., New Brunswick Wednesday through Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Free ad- Drookside Dr., Millburn Route 29, Branchburg from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission mission. (201} 379-3636 ext. 2272 (908) 231-8805 Adults U, senior citizens and $3. JANEVOORHEESZfMMERU Open to the public Friday from children $3.50; group rales TRAILSIDE NATURE ART MUSEUM noon-3 p.m. Also open one available. AND SCIENCE CENTER Rutgers University hour before theater perform- •Visit to the heavens aboard a New Providence Rd. George and Hamilton streets ances and at intermission. "Space Bus," 1:30 and 3 p.m. Mountainside New Brunswick •Exhibition of miniature art, Monday and Wednesday (908) 789-3670 (908) 932-7237 through Aug. 1. through Aug. 19. Open every day from 1-5 p.m. Closed lor renovations; reopens GALLERY AT •"The Ught-Hearted Astrono- Registration required for pro- Sept. 15. BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB mer," introduction to backyard warns, For WEEKEND PLUS Route 206, Princeton 'we. with the Stars" in (609) 252-6275 astronomy, 7 p.m, Tuesday and the sky k. lie 1 and Monday, Tuesday: Wednesday, Thursday through Aug. 20. older), 8 p.m. Jwy 2? Rain Galleries and Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; TRAILSIDC NATURE date July 30. Cost $0 per fnrn- Thursday from 9 a,m,-9 p.m.; AND SCIENCE CENTER lly. Saturday and Sunday from 1-5 New Providence Rd. VILLAGE OF WATERLOO ART STYlf S LTD. p.m. Free admission. Mountainside Allamuchy State Park 2 Monmument Square •Works from the Rutgers Cen- (908) 7B9-3670 J 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope New Brunswick ter for Innovative Prmtmaking, Adults $2, senior citizens \ (201) 347-0900 (908) 828-2920 through Aug. 23. $1,70. Children under 6 not j '•estored farmstead from c. Monday through Saturday from HUNTERDON ART CENTER admitted. j 1825, a life-si/e len.ipe ullage, 2-8 p.m. Also by appointment 7 Center St., Clinton •"Secrets of the Summer Sky." ( lowpaths of the old Mornr, •Sports iiortMUs by Garreit (9081 735-841D 2 and 3:30 p.m. Sunday , Canal, etc, Open daily (except Giii"i, July 24-AUR. 7. Recep- Thursday and Friday from through Aug. 30. • Monday) from 10 a.m.-6 p.m tion liom 2-8 p.m, July 24, 25, 12.30 4:30 p.m., Saturday and •"Celestial Fireworks." 2 p.m. Adults $6,50 weekdays. $fi 2fi. SuidJy from 1-5 p.m. Adults Art Styles, Ltd., of New Brunswick will host "Take Me Out to the July 23, 30. weekends: senior citizens CLAREMONT GALLERY $3, senior citizens $1.50, chil- Ballgame," an exhibition of sports-related watercolors by artist • "Orbs in Sp.ico," 2 p.m. July • $4,50 weekdays, $6 weekends. liiiunce Dillon Library dren 6-16 $1, children under 6 Garrett Giles, July 24-26. (906) 826-2920. 28, utoefaand. U S I C Music It's unusuaL.not! notes Tom Jones is still thrilling the ladies out of their seats after 25 years By WltUAM WESTHOVEN e's a world-famous entertainer, a grandfather, he's been married for 32 years, and women still throw their unmentionables at him when he sings, Now, that's what you call a/uU life. H It's been a good year for singer Tom Jones, who's showing no signs of slowing down after more than 25 years in the business. Al- though the hit records aren't coming as quickly as they did in the late Mh s podudon wA 1960s and early '70s, when he reached his commercial peak with songs like "It's Not Unusual" and "She's a Lady," the crowds still come out If lot no OTMC imon vnn to nMf EnC CMplQft fflWfl HWTt when he appears in nightclubs and theaters all over the world. hit WcMnck MUM nit md hwi Fresh off a long series of dates in Atlantic City, where WeekendPlus Kfiw fun for a changt, thd caught up with him for a brief chat, Jones will bring his act to Central ont'ft worth tho price of fld* Jersey on Monday, July 27, when he takes command of the stage at the nHHOn. BUI vw CPU MO VI* Garden State Arts Center, dudn ftudb-rmtir Graf Phi* Although he acknowledges that age and maturity have had an effect infMiw wd fonnif Mnun Bio' on his performance, the snow still moves his female fans to some Chuck LNMN on hiybondi, mtf unusually passionate behavior, rfluM*ptiouNtofitt titf CooptTt "The ladies still throw underwear onstage, yeah, sometimes," he said, Thi iwMil III hoo]p*0Qd|i "It's ftinny. Over the years I had fun with it, of course, but I think that of ft***, po*e**i and my image was overshadowing my talent, because I read reviews, and tUmt| Mfflt sometimes the review was taking more notice of what was being thrown up there than what was coming out of my mouth. I could have become ,, Oorai thi Sun,* ^Qot My Mnd a bloody caricature of myself." S* On You") Mm not m oW- So gone are the days when he would prepare for a concert by sitting OUt \iM1W, HnflftBi nN in tub of water with his jeans on, just to get them as tight as possible. ^^^^§MAJftA?t EMU 10 aMJ But the music still sizzles. MfuWVn/< Twm, V mfff wt onjnMit vn mm "The show is as high-powered as ever," he said. "It's just that the Tom Jones in his own words: "Tht show's at hlgh-powtred at Or wW IWM ttTMjWMnAlMM I pants aren't so tight." ever, It's Just that tht pints artnt at tight." oonnrtn Despite the powerful, dymanic vocals that powered such top40 fare as "What's New, Pussycat," ''Delilah," and "Love Me Tonight," Jones hit old bond, Nt fnttorW it recording projects, including one which became an ulikely hit in 1988. has often been categorized as more of an adult contempoary singer in holding up Jutt flnt, vwnk*you> the mold of fellow U.K. crooner Englebcrt Humpcrdink, But his heart While looking for material to update his show, Jones fell in love with Not the nortat0a trip you was, and still is, in rock 'n roll. "Kiss," a song that Prince had previously written and turned into a hit oxptct, and It hat an "I was basically a rock V roll singer at the beginning but I like so of his own. After performing the song for a few years in his act, the almoit many different kinds of songs that I think that's why I've never boon British techno-pop band Art of Noise approached Jones about recording that's easy on the ears, classified as a rock singer," ho explained. "I've always done the big the song together, and the result was a sensation that reached the top- ballads ("I Who Have Nothing"), I've sang the middle-of-the-road songs 10 in England, the top-40 in the United States, ('The Green, Green Grass ut' Home") and when I had the TV show, 1 He also recorded a scries of country albums for Polygram in the early Top 10 CDs would be doing duets with all kinds of guests. I could sing with Robert "80s, and recently cut several trucks with Van Morrison, of all people, 1. Megadeath, Countdown to Goulct, but I could also sing with Wilson Pieke.lt, that were released by Chrysalis Records in England but was never Extinction, Capitol Ah, the TV show. Early in his cairn, after "It's Not Unusual" turned released domestically, 2. Temple of the Dog, MCA him into an international star in 1067. the ABC Network tried to turn "I put five country albums out, and I had an option (with Polygram) 3. Spin Doctors, Pocketful of him into a television star. This i,s Torn Jtmrs premiered with much for a sixth, but 1 didn't pick it up because I thought I needed to do more Kiyptonite, Epic fanfare in U)W, hut it wasn't long before Jones decided that he'd be contemporary material," said Jones. "The funny thing was "Kiss" 4. The Black Crowes, Tne South- letter off sticking to music. came out on Polygram in this country because they had the Art of ern Hanwny and Musical Com- "There was n bit of a tradeoff going on," he said. "On one of the Noise, and they said 'It's a shame we don't have you for an album.' 1 panfon, Def American shows, ABC wanted more middle-of-the-road acts, especially people who said 'Look, I was here for six years, and you had me recording country 5. Queen, Classic Queen, Hol- were working for ABC, like Barbara Eden (I Divam ofJeannie). So ABC music!' And now I'd clone "Kiss," which was what I was bloody asking lywood had Barbara Eden on the show, and I'd have Wilson Pickett. And Janis to do, contemporary material, and they couldn't see it at the time. And 6. U2tAchtur%Babyt Island Joplin was on there, and Jerry i/?v Lewis, Ray Charles and little yet when they got a hit with it, of course they wanted more of the same, 8, Marian Carey, M7V UnpfctfMf Richard. I was asking for all these people and they said fine, but they but I wasn't signed to them anymore." EP, Columbia said \\v also needed people like Florence Henderson and Robert Goulct. So now, after unsuccessful detours into unfamiliar territory, Jones is 7. George Harrison, lAe In A.s tin- music scene evolved in the '70s to disco, and then, later, to back where he belongs, singing whatever he feels is right for him at the Japan, MM punk and new wave, many older rockers and contemporary singers moment. The jeans may not be as tight, but apparently, his instincts are 9, Indigo Girls, Rtes of Passage, found themselves without a market for their records, and Jones was no as shaip as ever. Epic exception, Touring, though, continued to be a lucrative pursuit and TOM JONES Monday, July 27, at the Garden State Arts Center, Garden State 10, (tie) John Secada, SBK remains so today, but in recent years, he has enjoyed a few memorable Parkway bit 116, Holmdel. Tickets $27.50 and $25. (908) 442-9200, Soundings AP0U.0 MUSES viii \ if: ^rstw ivdijna Vtved. 0. CLIPPER ERICKSON tJSton Ave., Ne* Brj''.swick •Continuing the legend of the Friday. JuK 24, 8 p.m ftelorme'j Clinch LiiShan Kimis 2H, j piiino 'VI [jroRrarsii tst 8 p.m. Sunday, July 26, 3 p.m. (908i 2-16 0603 most famous Rig-band leader f 450 Old Chester Rd.,Cn«ter 1908] ,'i5-3420 AflfT-isMon S18 per Montclair Art Museum •Ree conce t, 'On Broiiciway." Admission $26, $22. 150 Lake Ave,, Metuchen MosiefM-Oiiv countrv Oiiml let) July 24 'he £iiffif"or 3 South Mountain Ave. July 30, 8 p.m. N J. POPS ORCHESTRA 1201) 335-5328 •Music and cultural soncs ttv K,nhy Uaiiiio and her (HIS- iincl Conrilon Overture, plus Montclair Rom site, State Tht'ii're. 17 Liv- Sunday, July 26, 7 p.m. •Show tunes sung Ciy a cast el Sundays. Admission J3O iwnrt. Admission $20. Aorks liy Woelfi ^r.d CheniLini (201) 746-5555 ingston Ave. Duke island Part 30 children. Admission $5 July 26: Rev. Aitmonso jtu THE BEETHOVEN Ltclure liy conductor Rubert •Cianist performs A UWe Suite •With ja/7 legend uonei Hamp- Old York Rd.. BndRewaier PONCHO SANCHEZ phenson, orchestra c REVOLUTION Kflpilow Jt 6:30 p.m. for Christmas, A.D. 1979, plus ton, Aufj. C 1908)722-1200.722-1914 Friday, July 24, 8 p.m. 1 p.m. N.J, Shakesiieare Festi- Nicholas Music Center, July 25' Pi.ino Conterlos No. I works by J.S. Bach, Beethoven. GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA •Performing movie music, Paper Mill Playtiouse val, 2 p.m. Frank Daykin. pia- Rutgers Arts Center 2, and 4, Lecture l)y Mr. Kap- Chopin, and Lisft. Museum Juiv27, 8p.m; Ichaikovshy's 1812 Overture, Brookside Dr., Millburn nist, 3:30 p.m. George Si.. Now Brunswick ilowat 6:30 p.m. members $4. non-members July 28, 2 and 8 p.m. and other works, Free ad- (201) 376-4343 BAJLJJE ft THE BOYS 1908) 932-7511 July 2G: Piano Concerto No. 3 $6. Paper Mill Playnouso mission; bring lawn choirs or •Master of the congas performs with his eight-piece band. Ad- Friday, Aug. 7, 8 p.m. •His complete solo concertos. and the Violin Concerto, Lec- NATIONAL CHORALE Brookside Dr., Millbum blankets. (Please turn to page 10) Theatre ot Raman Valley performed by the Rutgers Festi- ture by Mr. Kapi1ownl5p.ni. Buccieuch Park (201) 376 4343 SALUTE TO BROADWAY •Vi'.. r;*.'i• n.. July 22-24,1992 Fortes Newspapers Weekend Soundings (Continued from pus 9} 8:30 p.m. Adults $10, senior citi- million $26, $22. zens and students $8.50. Micnucuttie July 24: Two fugues from Tne Theater 13 Sunday, July 26,2 p.m. Nitaihi'iStin 10 Cohjmbii Perk Bach; Three Marches by New Brunswick Broadway... 10 Nofth WMhinfton Aw., OuneHtn Beethoven; from the Canyons to Advertiser NewBfuntwk*/Mampion...,ir (908)968-5073 (fte&art by Messiaen; Vivaldi's New Image 7 •Drum *ndbu#tcoip» com- Trio in A minor; Poutenc's So- index Ocean Explorer 16 nata; Shostakovich's Quintet in G petition Wseven corps from the A Cut above 17 On A Shoestring 16 arw.Ralndat»Au|2.Ad- fffllW. Amwell Vineyard . 5 miMton $5, cHicounu avaMabte. July 31: Prelude and fugue from Paul's Firewood 16 The MWNTempered Clavier; Dia- Boss Tuxedo 11 Personally Youri 16 SKCTACUUM mond's Quartet No. 10; Soli I by Boulevard Foods 11 Poor Rictwd'i Winery 5 Saturday, July 25, 7 p.m. Chavez; Theme and Variations by Bound Brook Chamber 11 PotterevWe 10 Count Btiie Theater Kraft; Brahms' Trio in E flat Bowcrafl 3 Premier Travel 16 Car Spa 16 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank major. Prudential 17 (908)642-9000 WAItMMFttflVAt Casino Tours 17 Restaurants 20-24 •Four doo-wop acts on one bUI: QftCHESTM Court Commons 17 The Earti {w/Urry Chance), The VMafli of Waterloo Cream Ridge Vineyards 5 Robblfts '18 Oelmonicos, Shep't UmeUtet, 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope WFonio Fence 16 Sew New Fabrics 13 and The Cadillacs. Admission (201) 347-4700 Dine Out w/Mlckl 19 SomerviHe Sewing 7 $25. •Alt performances at 6:30 p.m. Dr.Kucharz 13 Springsteen 2 Tent Mating $20, lawn $15; dis- Easy Video 2 Tvnuzza vineyards 5 North PiainfWd Public library counts available. Flemington Speedway 13 Tewksbury Vineyard 5 6RoctwlewAve. July 25: Tchaikovsky's Romeo North PlainfleM and Juliet; Bartok's Piano Con- Four Sisters Winery 5 TJSmaH 16 (908) 755-7909 certo No. 3; Vieuxtemps' Violin General Cinema Contest 14 Victor J's Photo 16 •"Swtet Adelines" female barber Concerto No. 5; Respighi's Pfnes Kings Road Vineyard 5 Waterloo Wage 10 shop quartet, ^28^7:30 p.m. of* Rome. Kingston Wines 21 West Coast Video 11 WATERLOO AT MNCtfQtt Aug. 1: Saint-Saens' Piano Con- Local Wineries 21 White Bus 3 Rtcrtsrtton AodKonum, certo No. 2 In G minor; Sense- Marilyn McCormack 21 WMita* Aquatics 3 Prtnoeton Untonlty ma/a by SHvestre Revueltas; Movie Winners 5 WorkWde ; 28 (609) 29*4000 Dwreirt New Ww« Symphony NJ Workshop for Summer •Criarnber-orcfieetii concerts at No, 9. Apollo Muan mualcal dlractor Frank DayMn will parform a l i \ssii M piano rtcltal of Franch mualc at tha final program of "A Month MKIls of Sundaya" atLu Shan Farm In Chaatar on Sunday, July 2§ WERLGD LIKA (SeilMRfeerlMMeierttVCount on Music festival AJUB dart* tl-Aprll 111 You peik oni thing: you'rt not In the driver's teat. UMIRKK) \1 PRIM I lOMHWJKIKSIKII.S early on in the week - not exactly • Open up to changes and da • bitter Job problem, but you may be takinf i lot for limning to a Artend's advtce. You'll open up Friday, July 24th at 8:30 P.M. Rkhardaoii Auditorium, Princeton University And the granted. Great things art afoot this week- to mort opportunity, if you kt go and mow end. Just be THI~ on. Follow a drtam this wttkend, and you An evtniiiK u( tUCH, Mt&IAEN, VIVALDI, \\}l\\m. SHOSTAKOVICH. Featuring Waterlou hslivul winners are... may walk on clouds for quite a while, School ol Music Faculty Artists; Charles Hull IT, trum/vr, (iordoii Cherry, trmitlw, DOU^IM Davis, TAimUS (Afrit M-May Ml Ai of mid- SCORPIO (Orietcr tlNevcaeer ID cello, Uonnle Douglas, violin, \hw\ Montgomery, htirpstcktul ami pmm>, Michael 1'arloll, link', Last week's oorrtct answer to week, you art into your fint of three Once more, the planets decide to test and Karen Kitscher, vtolo, Paul Shure, violin, Klclwnl Tixld, Frtnch km, John Vtetnerill, bamnm the Summer Movie Circus Uttinfi this year If the next few weeks challenge. What's being laid is obvious: contest was the Material Girt •re eaiy, you'll be okay. If there ire some stop forcing Issues and let go of what Single Ticket* $10.00 at Rlchardaon Box Office (609) ZSttQQQ. hasilei, then nuke thote needed adjust- isn t working for you. This weekend, do herself • Madonna!. ment!. The 3 kicky winners of a pair some loul-searching. WMIRIOOILSIIWI OKCMIMKX SAGITTARIUS (Nwtwter tt-Dtcmbcrlt) ol free movie passes are: GEMINI (May 11 • Jane N) You're so You are a high roller in life thil week, Saturday, July 25th at 8:30 P.M. Tent, Village of Waterloo good it thote cruy moments, you get to though do make sure to complete those Ciudi Sobiats ami Conductors sfHunonil by HotmtL llrviwan Dan Dt Waters AJdo Tammaro prove It •gain. The hlghi and low that details, if you really want this to work. Yoav Talml Alyna Park Boris Herman you explore in the next few diyi are Summer celebrations and heated ro- .Sonwwt Westtiekj enough to drive anyone else nutty. You mance could make this a sizzling next Conductor Vnhn PHUM lonnle Irenn* peak just in time for the weekend. few weeks. Work on when to take off and Tchalkowsky: Rotwo $ Jufo't when to hang in, 0art6k: Piano Concerto No. l\ Somerset CANCU (Jue ligily U) One thing CAPRICORN (December H - January Vleuktemps: Violin Concerto No. 5 Congratulations! Look for 3 new you can count on is being noticed this If) Important decisions need to be made. winners next week in your local week, You reap your karmic dues at work Talks with a loved one bring interesting \i .'in u: \ M * c You hit the bull's eye socially, and need news to the forefront. Some of you will Forbes Newspaper. to vanish (desperately!) for the weekend, simply Rive in to the heated winds of L You need theRAiR summer and let everything else take care of itself. LEO • (July U-Augwst 12) You pull out of the doldrums this week and feel much AQUARIUS (January 20-February IS) better than you have in a long, long time You mny need to make the first move, if PottersvHle An important call or piece of news comes you really care. Initiate change and make your way, and makes a very big differ- ii happen your way. The real question is, Thirty-Ninth Annual ence Count on celebrations all -weekend do you really want this? Allow yourself to long. You deserve this one - go for it!!! open up to the lighter side of life as the Antiques Show and week progresses, VIRGO (August MSeptember 22t-You PISCES (February It-March 20) Get are unusually intense and mysterious this past a money matter. Call a halt to spend- Sale week, as you register what it is you have ing, and find other ways of really enjoy- created One-to-one relating marks the ing yourseif, The drums beat all week week, as you look for that elusive answer. with news, gossip and information. Spend At the School House You are a force to be dealt with this a quiet weekend at home, with only the weekend, as you wow your immediate friends you choose to be with, You need andFlrchouicRtSIl, world. somn down time. Poilemllle, New Jersey Thursday, Friday & Saturday Starcast! July 30,31st & Aug. 1st 1-9004S44S48 ;il:00AMto9;0QPM 99* per minute • 84 hours a dayl Must be 18+ Thursday, July 30th Touch Tone or Rotary Phones For the Benefit of the Daily • Monthly • Compatibility Horoscopes The National Chorale Pottersville Fire Company Plus the spoken tarot powerful 3 card reading "On Broadway" i. Kiln TALK LITE 1.900460-7387 8:00 PM Buccleuch Park Fm Introduction to explain coit • 12.96 per minute Admission FREE BnnQ Uwn Chiki Admittlon $4.00 84 hours a dayl Touch tone or Rotary Phones Speak to Aatrolger • Tawt leader TOMORROW Matt be IS Yean or OMar Weekend Dance DANCE 7:30 p.m. July 31t 2 p,m, Aug. Rehearsals Mondays, 7:30 p.m. •Community orchestra w/75 Bndgewater NEWENQUND Auditions 1, Call for requirements. 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Main Street U" '.i Somerville. • Pony Rides • Caracturist •T., IrflriJ We're not just Magician • Moon Walk • Clowns getting bigger • Food Court • Face Painting we're getting better. • Forbes Lamborghi See you there! Chanriber Of 59 W. Main St. SomervilleJMJ 218- i 0 V I E S Video rewind Nothing but Give'Hook' trouble a hand Nicholson's latest • Ihm't rS • OBJMI piinpv or noon, is one for the dogs Stntn SpMwfs adut adi> ten of tadiB* ftterftin.lt wu taken to task, and lome- By JEFFREY COHEN Wfeetera/Wus Film Critic ting an a cWl- n a recent TV interview, Dustin Hoffman said he is worried as But deiptte the he gets older, the roles offered twirfraeni aod Robin Wil- Ito him will be fewer and less- llatn^ nioitteitiiined per* substanial. Apparently, Jack Ni- fortrance to date, Spie&erg's cholson has already reached that own Peter hn instincts point, because he has made MAN manaffid to find their w»y to the screen and create tome The film reunites Nicholson, di- enjoyable fonily en- rector Bob Rafelson (Black Widow, tertainment anywiy, The Postman Always Rings Twice) famine, there is one and screnwriter Carole Eastman, •cene that may upset young* who got together once upon a time er viewm (a child character to make Five Easy Pieces and ii Hfled ofl) but the shock change the rules of movies. It has vahie m probably ovmted been observed that lightning rare- Airini the ftte'i theatrical ly strikes twice in one place. rekii^ pirtty bectute the Elltn 1 ft-'-y..-.* The plot, if you can find it, is B^ " bruahit off Jack Nlcholaon during a ictnt from MM Trouble, which had no advanca in this -Ellen Barkin (The Big Easy, pr«M scraenlnf. Our crttic found out why. Sea 0/ love) is (get ready) an opera singer (don't say you weren't warned) whose sister, played by Beverly any sense. D'Angelo, is involved with this gangster guy everybody's supposed to be It's the kind of movie that starts off with cutsie credits of animated afraid of. Suddenly, someone's breaking into Barkin's house, threaten- doggies pulling names across the screen, borrowing heavily from - of ing her on the phone and, in one incredibly implausible scene, driving all places - Disney's 101 Dalmatians, then gives us the opening scene an axe into the hood of her car. with Barkin singing her heart out and being bawled out by her conduc- Luckily, there's Nicholson, who runs a guard-dog service when he's tor (Clennon), who, it turns out, used to be her husband. You keep not insulting his Asian-born wife by calling her "Iwo Jima" (the screen- waiting for the fact that this woman sings in a chorale to have some play's idea of a joke) or having an affair with anybody who won't run bearing on the plot, but it never does. She might as well have been an away from him. Barkin calls Jack to get a dog, Jack sees her in a insurance salesman. sumptuous house, notices her sumptuous body and the next thing you Red herrings pile up like poker chips - a serial killer is alluded to again and again, but never appears on screen; someone keeps sending know, the most embarrassing love story for miles around is up and Barkin threatening notes and hissing things into her answering ma- running. chine, but we're never given a plausible reason; D'Angelo is kidnapped, Everybody's cheating on everbody else, the plots keep competing with sending Nicholson and Barkin into action, but that just fizzles out each other to be the plot of the movie, and in the end, well, nothing Apparently, the only reason D'Angelo is abducted is so she can call exactly happens. Which would be OK if the characters were all that Barkin while she and Nicholson are trying to make love, and make interesting or the turns and twists weren't so trite. scared noises, invoking Romancing the Stone, another movies this isn't A dream supporting cast, featuring Harry Dean Stanton as the gang- as good as. ster, Saul Rubinek as tysassistant , David Clennon ithirtysamething's The sparks you want between the two leads just aren't there. Nichol- Miles Drentell), Michael McKean and Vernica Cartwright (who, for no son has a good 20 years on Barkin, but that doesn't have to matter. It's particular reason, is walking on crutches) is wasted. Famed director Paul just that they don't seem to connect, and when they start declaring their Marusrky even shows up for about half an hour as a rival dog trainer. love for each other, you don't believe it for a second It's a manipulative At the core, of it all is Nicholson's supposed redemption through true move by a screenwriter and the director to show you what great people love, but he's such a sleazebag at the beginning of the movie, we don't the characters really are. understand what Barkin wants to do with him in the first place. And There's no friction, there's no heat, there's no...anything. Th^e plot Barkin, who ain't no diva, tries as hard as she can to make us forget jumps every few minutes and mucks things up, then backs out the Switch, her last supposed comedy, only to be hideously miscast in Man door, leaving the audience more baffled than excited or intrigued. It's Trouble, Somebody ought to get this woman a good script, because she hard to tell even what Rafelson and Eastman were trying to do. deserves it. Nicholson, God bless his heart, does his best, but he can't cany the It certainly isn't here. Eastman has thrown eveiy tired romantic whole movie on his shoulders. Jack doesn't even look good, with his out (Wtmsr Im.) comedy/mystery/thriller cliche into the pot, stirred, and come up with exasperated William Demarest hairstyle and his Cesar Romero mus- - MM «d mm 90m conftision. If this movie had been made 15 years ago, it would have tache. Maybe someday he and Barkin will get together and make agood oourtesyoflisyVWio starred Walter Matthau and Goklie Hawn. It still wouldn't have made movie, instead of just walking around on a set. Film Capsules CURRENT FILMS • William Westhoven Louis Gossett Jr., HorstBucholz goumey Weaver), in a fetching rather than storytelling. There big-screen in this romantic travel to America and gel Capiute ravtows A STRANGER AMONG US jnd bodybuilder Rachel Mcbsh. Smead O'Connor 'do, ends up are three villains this time, all comedy, starring as B male caught up in the Oklahoma •Reminiscent Peter Weir's Wit- (R) on a prison planetoid and once nifty: Christopher Walken as a chauvinist who gets a taste of land rush. With Tom Cruise, ness. Stranger stars Melame a^ain contends with that six- scheming industrialist: Michelle his own medicine from liber- ALJUQUCOTTHEIROWN Steven Hart Nicole Kidman. (PG-13) Griffith as a policewiman who fingered, double-jawed, acid- Pfeitfer as the vinyl-suited Cat- ated beauty Robin Glvens and •Penny Marshall (Big, AUEN3 -S.H. /n£s) directed this hopeful sum goes underp/ound m BrooWyns •.Cynical, downbeat and re- bleeding, indigestion-spawning woman; and Danny DeVito as finds true love with Halle Berry. mer blockbuster, which stars Hasidic enmmuntty to ratch a lentlessly grim -- in short, the child of H.R. Giger's imagina- the hissing, libidinous Penguin. - W.W. COOL WORLD Qeena Davis, Lori Petty and killer and falls torn young Tai- best ol the three Alien movies. tion. With Charles S. Dutton But Michael Keoton is even CLASS ACT •Animation and live action 0 la Madonna as members of the mut Scholar. Sparks fly as the Eschewing the gung-ho infatu- and Lanco Henriksen, (R) more of a stiff titan usual, and •Comedy starring rappers Kid'N Mo Framed Roger Rabbit re- All-American Girts Professional expected culture clash bubbles ation with artillery of Alms, this - S.H. the Caped Crusader gets so lit- Play (Chris Reid and Christo- turns in a adult-oriented feature to the surface. {PG-13) tle screen time the film might Bmball Let}*, fomied in edition has more of the BATMAN RETURNS pher Martin). (PG-13) from Ralph Bakshi (Frite the 1W3 *ton World War II clw- ACES: IRON squirmy-repulsive feel of the •For what it's worth, better more properly have been tilted FAR AND AWAY Car. HMvy Trafflc). Brad Pitt mated the mnlis of the minor EAGLE III initial encounter, though unlike than Batman, Like some bloat- men's Batman? (PG-13) •Ron Howard (Bacfcdrafr, Par- and Gablel Byrne are "real," leafUN. Tom Hanks co-stars as •James Bond veteran John Ridley Scott's movie it also has ed Andrew Uoyd Webber stage - S.H. enthood) directed this historical their crusty, befuddled man- Glen directs yet another sequel the courage of its frosty con- spectacle, Batman Returns is a BOOMERANG epic about a tenant farmer and while Kim Basmger Is a "doo- f, (PO). to the lop Gun hnochoff. With victions. This time flipley (Si- triumph of production design •Eddie Murphy returns to the a landowner's daughter who (Please turn to pajgpl3)#< _ YJlittlil"'"''' r" -JuV 22-24,1992 •••«.••;;••••:-:•; •,*.• :••:•:>!,..,. Weekend1 '"••••••• if I.?5i Film Capsules (Continued from page 12) -S.H. azine in 1881, could be pretty panian). Screenplay by Craig die," at least for most of the rough stuff - e.g., the original Lucas, based on his Tony- movie. (PG-13) PATRIOT GAMES talking cricket is a dull moralist nominated play, which Rene di- -W.W. •Jack Ryan, the hero of The Hunt Pinocchio crushes with a hammer rected on the stage. (R) for fled October, incurs the wrath - but Disney's crew found ways HONEY, I MEW UP THE BUY of terrorists while in England. to soften the Florentine journal- REVIVALS •Sequel to Disney's Homy, I With Harrison Ford and Anne Ar- ist's most grotesque touches DIVA (French, 1982) Shrunk tte Wds hit reverses the cher. (R) without weakening the story's •Significant as the debut of di- lens this time around, as daddy/ - S.H. punch. A lot of Disney re-releases rector Jean-Jacques Beineix, Diva inventor Rick Moranis zaps his P1NOCCHIQ have been diminished with time: is a visually-astonishing film with precocious toddler with a ray that A Walt Disney's second feature is this one ts, if anything, even a complex plot about a young makes the kid grow to Godzilla- the best animated movie made more impressive, with seme of mail carrier and his love for a like proportions. Mostly-for-kid while old Walt was in charge, the most charming and most in- famous black opera singer. Many flick gives new meaning to the though troubles with production tensely frightening moments Dis- critics of the film felt it was too stylish - - it is representative of "terrible twos." (PG) and wartime distribution made it ney ever created, Jimmy Cricket's "new wave" filmmaking and in- a dead loss for the studio when voice is provided by Cliff Edwards, tensly impressionistic. But word- a former vaudeville performer and HCHJttWTTCT first released in 1940. (The staff of-mouth turned this film into an •Director frank Oi, who scored had so much trouble animating radio singer known as "Ukelele international hit that's still a fa- with Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Pinocchio, a poppet whose form Ike." Songs by Leigh Marline, Ned vorite among art houses in the missed with What /toout Bob?, couldn't be stretched and Washington and Paul i. Smith. United States, Wtdnttdty, July goes back to Steve Martin for squashed in the usual cartoon (G) 31,7:30 p.m. at tt»HI|NaiKl this comedy about an architect manner, that at one point Disney -S.H. Park Ubwy « part of whose life is invaded by a con threw out six month's ac- PRELUDE TO A KISS "WatfrmtfayNlghtiaUht li- artist pretending to be his wife. cumulated work.) Carlo Collodi's •Summer romance with Alec brary." With Gold* Hewn and Dana original stones, written as a se- Baldwin and Meg Ryan. Directed 401 WOO. Delaney. 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NJ G8873 Concession Special Admission Cippma Jheafre, &ridgewater Commons, 906-725-1161 Doors Open At 9:45am Show Starts At IW T A G E Bungle in the jungle Westfield Workshop for the Arts 'Damn Yankee*' is a bast-ball presents Kipling's classic 'Jungle Book' "is Rs0onoJ Sunvnsr i ByWIWAMWESTHOVEN WteetendWus Ed/tor he Westfleld Workshop for the Arts will premiere its full-scale musical production of The Jungle Book on Thursday, July 29, and that's pretty exciting news. cftm, and cm bt p* T But of even more significance is what's going on behind the chand at the doer er toa * scenes, where young graduates of the program are coming back to help vnoe 9M0QI their former teachers introduce a new generation of future talent to the theater, st IN htjt «M Matthew Sklar, a former child piano prodigy who already has Broad- sudtovUvi \ - .- - • way credits on his resume just one year out of Westfield High School, got his first taste of the theater more than a dozen years ago, when his 'Bum This' I kindergarten music teacher, Drude Roessler, got him involved with the workshop. Sklar, who began playing the piano at the age of 2 (his father on George St. put himself through dental college playing with bands in the CatskiUs), On «M wort recently finished his first year at NYU. «i Having spent the last few months as a substitute keyboard player for Company wi peeent the the Broadway musical Les Miserables while also preparing for a similar fort W*on ptay fcm TMs July role with Miss Saigon, he's busier than most 18-year-olds. Nevertheless, 3041,** land At* 64 he's back for another summer with the workshop, serving as the musi- Ttte* m $10 (IS fer sf cal director of The Jungle Book, rewritten by and directed by none other end ttudsnit), vflh HoNet than - you guessed it - Drude Roessler. "She's always been very supportive of having the students do the rounoapni iraon or* work than giving it to adults," said Sklar. sootst ssr* But then, that's the purpose of the Westfield Workshop for the Arts - The production staff of The Vt/ntf/e Book at tlw WsstfleW Work- giving as many young thespians as much stage experience as possible. shop includes (top, from lift); Qene Reynolds, Charles and Drude owinnM; IWVOKI wn w* Roessler's script changes, which include lyrics written to Sklar's original Roessler and Matthew Sklar; (middle, from left): Brent DHkes, VSMM BJf MM* WfWOISIK music, involved removing lines from the main characters to open room Hillary Cooper and Jennifer Perfilio; and (bottom) JIN QoMer- for the development of minor characters. To add even more significant berger. i parts, (32 in all, filled by local children in grades 6-9) she reintnxfuced several characters from the original Rudyard Kipling text left out of the prepares them really well for what they will experience later on. I original script enjoyed being musical director last year, so I decided to do it one more Also involved in the production are the director's husband, Charles time." Roessler, who served as the master set constructor, theater artist Gene Roessler has directed more than 40 shows for student and community Reynolds, who designed and painted the sets, stage manager Brent theater groups and has been with the Westfield Workshop for the arts Dilkes, assistant stage manager Hilary Cooper and choreographer Jen- for the past 16 years. She directed Annie for the Cranford Dramatic nifer Perfilio. the latter three, like Sklar, are all graduates of the pro- gram, Club and also directed the sellout production of Cole for the Westfield Community Players. Her WWA credits include Peter Pan, Tom Sawyer The Jungle Book, of course, is based on the classic Kipling fantasy about a boy raised by Animals in an Indian Forest, first produced for and Mary Poppirw. the movie screen as a live-action film in 1942 before being recreated as "My entire staff is made up of alumni, and it's tremendously gratify- an animated Disney musical in 1967. ing to see them want to come back," said Roessler, who still teaches For Sklar, this is the second time he's served as musical director of a music at Westfield High School and recently added the elementary Westfield Workshop production, having done Mary Poppins last sum- schools to her workload. "What's interesting is that they were all in the mer. Sklar, whose credits also include conducting the Julliard Pre- same production of Peter Pan six years ago," College Orchestra, Symphony and Chorus at Lincoln Center, perform- While she clearly enjoys having all of her students back in the fold, oast iwisss OMI lwin» lart ing an original song on the Disney Channel's New Mickey Mouse Club she did admit that Sklar was one of those special students who comes wt uvips and and working as both an assistant musical director and musician at the along only once in a great while. Paper Mill Playhouse, also spent pail of last summer studying in the "He's not only tremendously gifted, but he's eager to share those talents," she said. "And he relates to the children so well; he's not that a^p v^M a^sff^a^v sjpiwi ^Wwwaiai^ young Artists Composition Program at the Tanglewood Institute, where 1 he worked with such artists as Roger Norrington and Bobby McFerrin. much older than some of them. ' Mid U». fa vm h- "I grew up there and really learned to love the theater at the work- THE JUNQL£ BOOK, July 30-31 (1 p.m. and 8 p.m.) at Westfieid High shop," said Sklar. "It's an atomosphere that nurtures young talent and School. Tickets $5 adults; $4 students and seniors. (908) 322-5062. Curtain Calls NOW PLAYING PUYHOUSfc McCARTER THEATRE mission $20, $18. $17.25 Saturdays, $15.75 Fri- lawn chairs, Arts Center Theatre, MICKS COUNTY HAVMOUSE Route 173, Hampton 91 University PI.. Princeton NEW JERSEY days and Sundays; discounts SHERATON AT W000SRIDQE Kent Ptace School 70 South Main St. 1-800-44 7-7313 (609) 683-8000 SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL available. Route 1 South, lielin 42 Norwood Ave,, Summit NtwHopB, Ps, •Seems Like Old Times, revue •Einstein on the Beach, opera Drew University KR0MA FARMS (908) 634-3600 (908) 273-9383 M O«<*y Environment, murder (215) 862-2041 from the Roaring 20s to World by Ptiilip Glass and Robert Wil- Route 24, Madison Route 517, Andovef •The Graduate, stage pro- •My Fi/r La^.Lemer and War II. Through Sept. 30. son in its first stop on a world (201) 408-5600 1-8OO-762-8569 mystery set at a country dub. S p.m. Saturdays, Admission duction of the legendary 60a LMWI'I muiical about £IIM Group rates available; call (or lour. 7 p.m. July 24,25, Ad- •The Importance offklnf Ear- •They're flaying Our Song, mu- $39, Include! dinner. nwie. Throt^Aug. 8. Ad- DMUM and Profctsor Henry price*. mission $40-$24. nest, Oscar Wilde's comedy of sical performed in a dinner- UTTUTHEATfR MONTCUIR STATE COLLEGE hidden identities. Through Aug. theater setting, Through July SOMERSET VALLEY minion S1S.S0-S10.50, 120-117. InifnMuleti Hlfh School 1. Admission S3OS14, dis- 31. Group rates available; call ftAVNMJSt DNSONVAUIVFUVMOUIC 240 Mountain A*., Sornervilio (201)M3-5112 counts available. for prices. AmweN Rd., HHlsboroua^ Wain Arts Center 2196 Oak imU, Ediwn (906) 788-2058 •A Lie or* the Mind, play by Sam OFF-SROADSTWET THEATRt KAYS-IN-THt-MRK (908) 369-7469, 725-2120 6 LJoytf U., MomcHir •Run for iour m, comedy by (90S) 755-4654 »Gh« My Rtyrti to fl/o^ay, Shtpard, Studio Theatre, through 5 South Greenwood Ava, Rootevelt Park (201) 256-0576 •Qom Hm EMT, muilcat by tnualcal Maturing ion|i by July 26. Admiulon $12. Hopewell Route 1, EAlion Ray Coonajy tbout» Qaor|t M. Cortan. B p.m. Aity •Erti, Andrew UoydWaM*'! (609) 466-2766 (908) 548-2184 pteyaaoutafwpofhepiw 24^415. AdJtt $10, 24-26. Aduto 14 in advmot. muncai about tha *«• of Aigm- •^Bator's Mb, musical •0f»cy/i, dramatic r*rtKt«no* eMkmtS. $5 it the door, senior crttnns tna (eader Juan Ptron. Memorial fabtabyStophanSchwtm. the Bram Stotaf novH, Tnrougft Audttorlum, throufi Aui, Z Ad- AuEl.AdmnaioriS2;brtn| I WbotondPI Curtain calls (Continued tan ptfi 15) PottcnvHto fld., Pontnviite »e«ice operator end her clt- •The EtoperWi New Oofhes, 8 p.m. Fridays. Admlieion $39, farce drawn up oy Mark Camo* mWon $19-112, dUcounti <908) 719-9343,687-1661 enta. 8 p.m. July 23>25.M* p.m. Juty 28-29 at EcMaon In- indudaa dinner, DfwUn*venrty kXtWury31-$ept5.Ad. Muetsta, Stephen Sondheim mtolonie. tamedaia School in WaatflaUli Route 24, Madlton nteton M7.29 SMurdayi, rm«jcal about peopta who triad WATCMJM ARIf CBflCN Ticket! S5, S3 tor ttudenta and (201)408-5600 VtMMQMDOriU. COMING UP $15.75 Frtdeys end Sunday* to ttifl the Presidamt. July 23- 18 Sttrtinc Rd., Watehunft tenkxi. •Henry rV, Pert One of the Studio ThMAn HOiOISTfirTflAYHOWl Auf. LAdulu $12, sartor citl- 4906) 753-0190 •The jurge Book, 8 p.m./uly ShaHaspemtriio#> about toe SUMMDVUNTHUTn 9 Uviffiton Ave. («O0) Saft-1774 ansatxlftudaflts$9. •"Evenir* at the Palace, 30-31 at WattflaUHia)) 15trKentury king. Aug. 5«22. Wtitt Arts Center New Brunswick UMON COUNTY Nttfrtiat the Follies Befgwe," Schoot. TlcHetiS5,S4 tor se- Admission $30-114, discounts 6UoydW., Montdair (908) 246-7717 WtyRueael about a woman in mm mum revue of Broadway and Pan's niors and ttudentt. available. (201) 256-0576 •Bum Tnts, drama by Lanford her middle a».Trm#Ai4 Rooaawlt School show tunes. 8 p.m. Jury 25, WYWOfTSMSTAOMNT Off-MOAMTMITTHIATM iPirftYhrCvfnHauanfV 2. MmieaionSlO Saturdays, 301 Clark St., Westfield 26, Admission $12. 932 South Ave., WestdaW Witaon. July 30-Aug. a Atfultt 5 South Greenwood Aw. • anrourcw nanwa ran pleybyltrae«'HorovittJuly28 $9 Fridays and Sundays. (906) 322-5065 NIW JCMCV WORKSHOP fOU (908)654-9700 $10, senior citizens and stu- HopeweN •QeihtnRlngni, musical TNI Afffl M Dwefty Enmntmnt, murder dents SB. (609) 466-2766 Aui 1. Admission $19-$12, Camay Cantar, Pumeii School about a telephone answering- (908) 322-5065 mystery set at a country dub. B WWJIHSCY •Happy fl/rtnttayf bedroom discount) available. LONDON •BRAS is closer than you Silt 32AA-46DDD THINK! and E,F,FF 32-46 Send. Airline NT, plus in • Nursing a Backless '479 frJFK Residential/Commercial • Backless-Strapless a Rates decrease attar 9/30/92 Indmtrlal 1 a Mon-Th travel only t Lingerie Petite -4x wk«nd lurch apply All Type* Of Fence InaUltod & Repaired • Mastectomy a Same low CHO lira a Cancellation Penalties Apply FREE Bstim$t9$ • Fully Msufttf i*aft»tti, e Nightgowns M Yrt Exptrtow Otfwtttwayiand feltilHb 908/665-8912 Bridal Showers Corporate Picnics them;Partie$ \ Chority Auclioris; \ \ At 202 31$ Main Street <«>•:• x Bedmlnster, N.J. PREMIER TRAVEL CENTRE / V •• •' ^ '• Formal Affairs Private Affairs M-Thun. 10-5:30 FrttilU Set 10-5 250 Stilton Rd., Unit 5 World of Cards & ( PlKltlwiy.NJ 08854 , Prnrafa i Corporal* functioni [ ] ', (908) 234-1444 908 752 2900 Comics Convention (908) 356-6113 S. Joanne Denrtison Saturday-July 25th Hillsborough Fire Company No. 2 Hsu* s i of wto RMM mm EH soum. Car Wash SCUBA foen to Sormnlt Ctrclei * laHw wound to etush/( PAUL'S TREE SERVICE Classes atari Sf.50 For Info. attht 50* Off (908) & LANDSCAPING following wihls id 968-3886 locations: 'Mirvfl • PRUNING • LANDCLEARING • ELEVATING • STUMP REMOVAL -Scotch Plains YMCA July 27 • REMOVAL • SPRAYING & FEEDING • CHIPPING •CABLING -New Brunswkk YMCA HEALTH INSURANCE August 4 • COMPLETE FIREWOOD SALES Brushless FOX INDIVIDUALS -MetuchenYMCA AND SMALL BVSIHtSStS 155 Washington Valley Road. Sept. 9 r/-« SMPIOYHS) (Wood Yard Opposite Bardy Farms) Warren, NJ -Highland Park YMHA Ik 6 (Continued from page 14) 1 Penn Ptaza, New Brunswick 708 Mountain Blvd., Watering •Johnny Charles & The Stin- •Spin Doctors, July 29. (906) 642-4466 Atlantic City' days. (908)247-3840 (908) 755-2565 grays, July 31. •The Nerds, Aug. 1. •Widowmaker, Chase Her, (609) 343-4000 •Rhythm & Ban, My 24,31. John Regan Quartet w/Chartie Live comedy, Fridays. Chain, July 24. •The Lynch Mob, Bagatore Shadow Road, July 24. •Good Times Variety Show, on- •Zaire, Wy 25. Rouse Jr., Tuesdays. AMIUM AHMff't •Liquor Uptts, The Plastic Boys, Choir, Aug. 5. *Tht Stray Cats, Mr. Reality, vnrnMf WHK# going. •Woo** Stmt Trolley. Aug. MJUMrlUS July 25. •AceFrehtty,Tun,Aug,7. TheRuortMcfcslJuty25. 1255 VaUeyRd., Stirling TAJ MAHAL 22. 1039 Washington St. •Non-Fiction, System Addict, •Marshal Tucker Band, The •Spin Doctors, Jury 29. (906) 647-0138 Boardwalk i Virginia Ave. JOHN i PCIfR4! Hobohen July 31. Mango Bios., Short Circuit, •The Nerds, Aug. 1. Open jam, Sunday*. Atlantic City 96 South Main St. (201) 798-4064 T-M06CAK Chain, July 24. •The Lynch Mob, Bagatore 8-ball poo) tournament, Mon- (609) 4494000 New Hope, Pa. •Joe Henry A Friends, Angel 707 Main St., Asbury Park . "liquor Uptts, The Plastic Boys, Choir, Aug. 5. days. (215)062-0623 Dean 4 The Zephyrs, Jury 24. (908) 502-0217 •Ace Frehley, Turi, Aug. 7. Customer trivia night, Tuesdays. July 25. free admliiton fw eftemoon •Sebadoh, Royal Truu, Smog, Audition showcase, Wednes- •Marshal Tucker Band, The Boardwalk I Br^rton Ave. Audition NgM, Wednesdays. •Non-Fiction, Syittm Addtct, thowi days Mango Bros., Short Circuit. Atlantic City July 25. •Satire, Juty 23. Juty31. (609) 340-4000 •Renege*, afternoon July 24. •Pavement, Lung, July 28. •99 Years, July 24. WeHIOEAWAY MMMCAff TMJMPCAtTlE •TrwRni, evening July 24. •Pavement, Wmgitp Sloan, July •8.B. & The Stt^irs, Terminal 6O5TompkirtsAve. 707 Main St.. Asbury Park •Trimm A iMan, afternoon 29. Blue, July 25. South PWntletd (908) 502-0217 Brigarrtint BKd. Juty25. •Big Chief, Aug. 1. •PacrtaMemt,Juiy30. (908) 668-9860 Audition ihowcase, Wtdnes. QM0VWS MSOWTS A Huron Ave. •Swifted Wiele.ewiin*; July •Laufting Hyenas, Flat Duo •Cattle Browne, July 25 days. BoardwaM Atlantic City 29. Jets, The Bcvis Frond. Aug. 2, KIEV'S SPORTS MR •B.B. 4 The Stingers, Aug. 1 T-J'lHWAWAY North Carolina Ave. 1400-284'TRUMP •Tht Riwrbadu, afternoon •Vetocrty Girl, Tsunami, Aug. 7. 1001 West CampWnRd. •World Wthin, Aug. 14 MSTompUrttAve. Atlantic City •Yakov Smirnoff, June 12-13. July 26. •Drive Uke Jehu, Aug. 18. ManviHe •The Oenilers, Aug. 15 South PwnMM (609) 344-6000 •FrsnkiaAvalonABobbyRy- THCNCWHITC (906) 725-9340 •Bk» Plate Special, Aug. 22 •Queen Bee A The Blue Hor- (908)661-9660 •The Gattin Brothers, June 12- deU,June27. nets, evenin| July 26. 1148 East Jersey St., Qiiabeth Party Mastem (classic roc*), •IHepI Aliens. Aug. 28 •Castle Browne, July 25 13. •"Salute to Swing" music, on- (90S! 352-7469 Fridays. t • Trash Mavwkto. Aug. 29 •B.B. A Tht Stinpn, Aug. 1 •Fascinatfn' flrtythms, revue, gttng. •Uberty Blues Jam, July 28. •R.E.O. Speedwagon. Aug. 23. •Chapter 11; July 25. TMA0CWW06 1 TWMPPUW •Mountain John, July 29. OCEAN WACIHUTON PEASANTS JANMNQ 1331 Ocean Ave., Sea Britfit •The Oenilers, Aug. 15 INI SANDS Boardwalk A Mississippi Ave. •Sterma Derma, July 30, 1 Ocean Blvd., Long Branch AmwaN Rd., Hiltsborouji (908) 842-4466 •Blua Plate Special, Aug. 22 Boardwalk & Illinois Ave. Atlantic City •Scooter Butter, July 31. (908) 571-4000 (906) 359-4700 •WWowrwHer, Chase Her, •Wegal Wens, Aug. 28 Atlantic City •Unfitted Missile W John Charles Rouse Jr. Band, Fridays •The FlMhbacks, July 24,25. Shadow Road, July 24, • Trashj4awicks,Aug.29 (609) 441-4000 1-800-759-TRUMP BuihnaM), evening Aug. 1 and Saturdays. •Comedy night wVinnle Brand, •The Stray Cats, Mr. Reality, SHOWBOAT •Buddy Greco A Joe Mauro, MMHTA1CAN1MA O'CONNORS laWN ALE RayPenntHi.July26. The Ruorbacfcs, July 25. 1331 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright Boardwalk 1 Delaware Ave. through June 13 ^^P ^e^ ^r I' f 1^ 1^ ^V^ SIS "Newlmag'" 5Ea8lS1 :Harrarfe: Hairstylists * Marina * mGHUGHTINGTPERM WITH TIPS WITH 4 3 Days - 2 Nights A WITH CUT CUT WRAPS $ $4O 45 t 75°°(PP OBL OCC) • SiOOOSavtaiiEip &'3I«2 I S10.0sin.ooSavtMiEn.B731/90 Savings Eip. 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(ask for Ms. Younger) Trade In tour Old CDV Be a part of The Rock.' Board Certified Cosmetologist cr Sell for CASH? An equal opportunity employer. 908-725-7633 ThePrudential JVIAC (908) 249-6409 HAIR, SKIN AND NAIL CARE 329 George Street, New Brunswick Main St., Somerville, C) tX) Vm ftudrti kwtm Conwnj f t * t. July 22-24,199; 17 I N I N G Breaking IM< LL> at of JOTRf m bread MMstsiex Swopping Center Next ;H| at the Bay oustonws that • Bay Street is a now ana* comfortable choice for fine dining By MENPUSINEW m t first glance, I thought, II "Here we go again," another ••chain restaurant where yup- • "pies tend to wine and dine. It had all the trappings: a free- standing building, green stripe aw- nings and right next to another fa- mous chain restaurant. Not that there is anything wrong with those kind of restaurants, but for me, they are usually too loud, too crowded and too young for my taste. Surprisingly, Bay Street moie» wasn't anything like that torn 10 am.4 There were couples of all ages LINDA D. EPSTEIN/WEEKENDPLUS dining there that night. I didn't Dinars sample some of the seafood fare at Bay Street Restaurant on Route 11n Edison. see anyone in a business suit. Per- ».* • haps it's because we arrived there after 9:00 P.M. In any event, it was a these items include a choice of Caesar or house salad and either come mellow and comfortable evening of dining. with a pasta or vegetable, and choice of potato or rice. The menu continues, with combinations of shrimp and chicken Tlie interior is art deco with an extremely high ceiling, exposed pipes V^sfpj HS^BPJBIV wWif^wm ejs^P|avevvpSF and steel beams showing, and lots of glass. As you enter, the bar is to ($10.99), snow crab legs and chicken or shrimp ($14.99), or shrimp and your left. Behind the bar are glass shelves at least 12 feet high. They pasta selections ($8.99 to $13,99). For beefeaters there are premium Mondey-Trtdiy from 3-5:30 p,m. steaks ($12.99 to $15.99) fresh from a butcher in Chicago. use a library ladder to get bottles for replenishing their stock. There are for Just $9.95. Donifonjrt ca- small cocktail tables in the lounge area near the bar. My husband ordered the crawfish sampler ($3.25), which was a small The dining room is divided nicely into three separate areas. There are plate of crawfish tails served in a spicy hot brown sauce topped with tables along the front and east side of the building next to the large onions and green olives and served over rice. If you like hot food, which pane windows. Behind the room divider, and towards the back of the he docs, then you will love this. building is another dining room. We sat next to a window overlooking I ordered something more traditional, garlic shrimp served with garlic US. Highway 1. bread ($3.25), This consisted of three shrimp in a white sauce served It's an impressive building, with comfortable and contemporary sur- over pasta and garlic toast. roundings. There was a small party of 10 to 12 people sitting near, but We both had the Caesar salad, made in the kitchen, but better than not next to us and we didn't even hear them. most not made at your table. For his entree, my husband ordered from the menu, a blackened tuna Bay Street's menu is extensive, consisting of mostly seafood (both with seafood Alfredo ($15.99). This was a piece of tuna, blackened and fresh and salt water), but also premium steaks, chicken, sandwiches, topped with a good seafood Alfredo sauce of shrimp, scallops and appetizers, and various combinations of seafood and pasta or seafood crabmeat Also served with it were red potatoes, carrots, zucchini and and steak. They haw 14 appetizers ($2.75 to $7.99). You can order fresh squash. oysters at market price, kiwi mussels ($7.99) or a pasta alfredo sampler Although he is not a lover of fish, tuna and catfish, blackened, are served with garlic bread for $2.75. becoming his favorites. He really enjoyed this meal. He said the tuna They also have four different soups, all made from scratch, at prices tasted like steak. ranging from $1.99 to $3,25 for a soup sampler (choice of 3). Entrees I ordered the grilled swordfish special ($15.99). The menu states that include traditional favorites of chicken ($9.99), fresh fish including sole swordfish is known for its low calorie count and steak-like texture.I felt ($12.99), catfish and rainbow trout ($9.99). All of the chicken entrees relieved that after such a big meal, I didn't have to worry about calorics. include a Caesar salad or house salad and are served on pasta with the Bay Street is a good cut above most chain restaurants. They are vegetable of the day. The seafood selections include a vegetable and achieving their goal which is toprovid e you with a dining experience choice of potato or rice. that is unequaled in quality, service and value. Bay Street Classics entrees ($11.99 to $15.99), include such items as BAY STREET 61 U.S. Hlgiway 1, Metuchen. (906) 906-1220. voodoo shrimp ($12.99) and voodoo tuna with grilled shrimp ($15.99), This column it meant to Inform leaders about dWnjjj opportunKes In the Alaskan snow crab legs ($14.99), and seafood primavcra ($13.99). All of n Is not meant M a Singles $5.95 before 10 a.m., $7.95 •OSFNOSTT PLUS SILHOUETTE SINOUI hotel, Summit, 9 p.m. July 24, p.m, Aug. 9. •Rap or bridge, 6:30 p.m, Sun- Of dNHML MW JEMIY after 10 a.m. (908) 704-8460. (ages 39-over) (plus-size adults) Aug, 8. Jacket required. •Dance at Mayfair Farms, West days, Cost $2. •VoliyMlfnJohnunPwK, FORUM FMSINGUS (201) 797-7777 (908) 704-8480 •Dance at Old Mitt Inn, Ber- Orange, 9 p.m. Aug. 7. Jacket •Bridge night, 7:15 p.m. Aug. (908) 2468118, •Big-band dance at The Wil- •Dance at Ramada Inn, Som- nardsviiie, 9 p.m. July 25. required, 6, Cost 13. (90S) 756-0940, (609) 448-6225 lows, Giecn Brook, 9 p.m erset, 9 p.m. Saturdays •Dances at Hilton hotel, Short WHO SINGLES SOFHttnCATEDMCIAll 846-5440. •Discussion group (not church- Tuesdays. Free admission through Aug. 29. Members $5, Hills. 8" p.m. July 26, Aug. 2, (ages 40-over) (professionals 30-50) affiliated), social hour, and JERSEY iEWSHSINOUS non-members $7. Jacket required. (908) 665-2686, 766-1839 (906) 221-0047 TMiseiaiineiNM dancing at First Presbyterian (ages 30-55) SINOUFACES •Dance at Chanticler, Short between 6-9 p.m, •Party at Aspen Hotel, Parstp- •SuilniM tvuncti Church. Hightstown. 9 p.m Fri- •Dinner at Pl&a Diner, Edison, (908) 2380972 Hills, 9 p.m. July 31. Events field at Central Presby- pany, 8:30 p.m. Thursdays. days. Doors open 7:30 p.m, 6:30 p,m, Wednesdays, (908) Cost for all events $10. •Dances at Liberties, Sheraton terian Church, 70 Maple St., Cost 15; casual attire, no Aintoy, 11 i.m. Au* 9, Cort Cost (6. 7530263, •Dances at Grand Summit hotel, Iselin, 9 pm Aug. 1,8 Summit. sneakers. l*^:fet;;!C\vk::^ -.#tSS-SliSS''•• -J:7- ?' • '•:%:7 • • • ': ( 'oncaIKoro i MAR A Piece of Mexico in the •2-1 318 William St., Piscataway Heart of Mctuchen Pasta Festival 752-4474 WEEKEND DINNER SPECIALS 1COMEAMIGOS! Tuesday, Wed. & Sun. All Day A (ZiifK Eittqt, • Whole Fresh Lobster $9.95 Sprit Menkut 10 Pastas Broiled or Fri Diablo 10 Sauces Great Food, Great Price • Pepper Steak $9.95 lEXIDELI LAFE ••• GREAT PLACE •" r $ HOMEMADEMEXiGANF0OD 534-4611 J400MAIN ST. • METUCHEN 7.95 :••• .:-:>:,-' "v^:.';'^ Rt. 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Lunch Menu Special I Includes: soup, salad, lto F CiclM J Wedding • Showers " 'SS; l 3.00OFFi Dinners choice of any entree, 1 Muiih fijiitlwlnw uluc *n> ilJ i>ril« w mmt j 20800 Persons dessert, coffee. Moimlown Call (908) 272-4700 (2D1)2B5-9463 Al Parkway Exit 136 • Cranford S'';\ y ;• -M^J77 -. l|||::::;yli; Monday, Tuoday & Wedneiday Snow Crab Legs Dinner Garlic Shrimp on Pasta I Entrees $3.00 Chicken & Shrimp Combo / All V4 Ib. Sandwiches $1.99 Fresh Fish of the Day Crawfish Etouffcc A The tf/sforfca/ Perryui^e All 9.99 presents I Lunches" 11:30 7 Meals to Go fv '"26 LUNCH'" Dinners" 4:00 5 H Menu for Week of SPECIALS i July 27th >.*. Mon. Veal Scallops w/mushfooms & tomato (or) All 4.99 Mushroom & Bean Burntos TlieS. Spicy Far Eastern Chicken Wings (or) Pasta w/broccoli sauce Wed. Sauerbratien w/spaelzlo (or) Scallops Florentine fes ThlirS, Roast Pork Loin w/Potato Pancake (or} We personalize Urban Cheeso Stuffed Zuccmi your jpeclal 5S occosjion, Wedding, Reuben Sandwich Platter (or) Bur Mlliuah, Pasta Primavera <§npi Annlvtnaiy- Birthday* ASK ABOUT OUR ICE CREAM! Hours: Mon.-Frt. 9:30 a.m.-7:0Q p.m. Seafood Restaurant C«lf For Free Consultation < / Woodbridget 62 W. Main St., Somerville 722-8782 61 U.S. Highway 1 PERRYYILLE INN 906-1220 (908) 730-9500/Exit 12 off 1-78 _ .-;;v •'•<.••••. mm ti in GRAND CHINA FORTUNE UGHT GARDEN COME CELEBRATE THE OLYMPIC SPIRIT WITH US [ Oik Trti 4 Utk Avenw, Swrih PtainltiM 102-106 E. Broad Savor ArrAuthentic Atmoiphere which will transport you to Neir tht Edison Border in the WntlWM, N J. Barcelona. Youil Iwvedinciftg the Flamewo and you! bt back! Akt Shopping Center (Nen Firit Naikinividc Bmk) OLYMPIC SPECIAL BARCELONA 92 (901) 754-3310 or 754-3311 MM54.7I7O • <54-7797 Original pricn'iH NOW'14 ' ."..»...p ' r <.' Ai-.oAv.ii HOT LUNCH Bt'FFH HAVE GOURMET All You Can Eat • Soup Included CHINESE CUISINE Our July Lunch Sppcuh 7' ..M.iiom, M»,.I »*• p ' H <• Mon.-Sjl. i::0O-3:O0p.m. IN OPEN 7 OAYS: Mon.-Thn. 11:3010 PM. fii. 11:3011 PM • Sat. 4-11 PM • 8*. 1M0 PM Sunday Dinner Buffet 4:00-9:00 p.m. ELEGANT WESTFIELD Ample Pirtung • Menu in Bn*. Located RigM Ofl 202 N. Bound 1» N Th^ $t fWttn Any Purchtt* \S Illlninr AnyPurdwM JUWIIYN COflittCK Of 113.00 or mw. iPJlWUrf OfSJOOOormort cimoi bl UWd in conuncMn wtiany Mw llvAM |HV coupon pv cuMnw CMhv cMf jtonM ont coupe p(f cuHoc* CkiHlJllltCfWlFwMM FN CfeiM Utki • Greml Fortmt WINE WITH REASON Hive you joined the Wln# Discovery Club it your local win* store? Why not? This it the best game in town tor people just starting to learn LISTORANTE & about wine. There are no dues. SPECIALS Trwt are no minimum purchase Phtieant Run Plait • Warren requirement!. You simply give them Sunday thru Thursday NH»$| Bounnet Pizza«Seafood Specialties«Pasta * Sandwiches and rrww (5O your name and you will receive a ,TOTO •IOOP.N. monthly newsletter and notification SPECIALS KIDS EAT FREE of the featured wines every month. Ont dining mluKptt child. If something sounds interesting, you call your store and order it, If your not in the mood, just wait for the Ij I . I.*'- |r'i Monday Nights Every Tuesday Thursday Nights next month's selections. The true advantage here, besides the utter MYouftn-Eat DISCOUNT NI6HT AII-You-CarvEatM simplicity, is the members get first • Uiii, i 'ii'i v»" BABY BACK RIBS 15% OFF T0UL CHECK RIBS TOO! M3 dibs on some very exciting bottles that are not going to be released for • Hom» & Offlc* Dtllviry Avalltblt Fax 463-15321 general sale for some time. And, the Don 1 Forg$t About Our D$Hy Lunch Sptcrfi/I prices are incredible. Hours: Mon. thru Thurs. 11:001011:00 The Wine Discovery Club was the Frl. A Sit 11:00 to 12:00 Sunday 3:00 to 11:00 CKLEY brainchild of four wine- 469 2625 • F;ix 469 26// knowledgable men, but for the past the only place for ribs year has been nurtured by Rob Walsh of Rertman Industries. •-:••;•::<,•: fiii 177G South WMhingfon Avenue, Ptsc«M«way 463-1000, "We wanted to reach out to the .'..••iv'i:- •mm consumers who were tired of snob- m^Mm#mKmpm$mmm:^m;mmmx/:mmmm bishness, didn't want jargon." Rob •aid. "We know the three questions people ask about wine; 'What is it?' 'What dots It taste like0 and 'What does it go with?" The WDC newsletter addresses is? thaw question! with very readable and entertaining information from RISTORANTE V the wineries and the WDC's wine selection panel. For people who still -COUPON-- — want to know residual sugar or O'Connor's -SoMany maceration time, technical informa- tion 1$ alto provided. ()tunics \itc!H o i Ways To Make You Happy You'll be happy to know that the wines selected by the Club are not WE LOVE forgotten vintages in the back of the warehouse. A7/ KIDS! "We can negotiate for special lots of MONDAY wine or get exclusive on vintages TOP SIRLOIN $99S Children 12 & Under before they're released. The wines order FREE liom our we select must be different, must TUESDAY children's menu when ac- be special. Most ol all, they must be $ 95 companied by an adult gmat values for our customers." PRIME RIB y on Tues. 4 Thurv Rob adds. CRAFT FAIR FREE Kids Sundaes w/ When it Is so simple to try new, WEDNESDAY dinner Mondays & exerting bottles at pleasing prices, At Villa Pianconc Ristorantc Wednesdays. how can you possibly resist? Add to Saturday - August 8th NEW YORK STRIP that the educational aspects of the STEAK *9« monthly newsletter and information 10 AM-4 PM Gift Certificate on New Jersey restaurants that fea- Special Luncheon Menu Available! THURSDAY $5.00 Off your total ture food and wine pairing, and the check dinner lor two on special events and tastings open to Craftcr Tables Still Avuilnblc PRIME RIB $99$ Sat. or Sun nights. PHtM fxeimi certificate in you' Club members, what are you wait- Call 561-2722 twvtr. EKP 8 2 92 Not valitl ing for? Go sign on with the Wine FRIDAY with any otters Discovery Club today! You'll enjoy PRIME RIB & yourself tormonth s to come. THf 1OWN SHRIMP SCAMPI GRAND BUFFET' NewYorkltyle Sponsored by •13* Comedy Showj A! PIANO SUNDAY Fridays at KINGSTON from 12:00 - 5 pm 9:00 PM Mine & Llaucrs SENIOR PRIME RIB Call for FRANKLIN TOWNE CENTER rtttrvatloni (MrttoFOODTOWN) 908-561*2722 908-422-2324 Hamilton Btvc «J 708 Mountain BIMI Wakhunq (908) 755-256fi 1 Fine Southern and Coach N Northern Cuisine elegant atmosphere Paddock n affordable tftaluui • Cocktail Hou Presents Sflttrtiex "THE SUMMER DINNER GET-AWAY Fresh Veal, Chicken, Seafood and Pasta Dishes (908)735-7889 Wednesday Night enjoy a Shrimp Cocktail and all the Prime Rib you can eat • $14.95. Dinners starting at $7.95 OPEN TUES..PRI: Lunch 11:30 AM-3:00 PM; OPEN 7 DAYS Friday Night enjoy Surf and Turf, Tuna or a Sword- Dinnir 4:00 PM.10:00 PM fish Dinner • $16.95. SATURDAY: Dlnntr 4:00-10:00 PM Route 78 at Exit 12 SUNDAY: DINNER 2:00 PM4PM Sunday is 2 for 1. Order from our Steak, Chops and CLOSED ON MONDAYS on Route 173 West Raw Seafood menu, and receive a second entree for free. Bodice Corner Oak Tree Rd. & Park Ave. MP • 3600 Park Avenue, South Plalnfietd, N.J. Call For Reservations (in Bradlee's, A&P Shopping Center) 'xfry 469-2600 [ (908) 753-2696 200 Atrium Drive, Somerset, NJ (1287-Exit 6) mmm Continental SOME THINGS (Suisinc *?*&. ARE TOO INVITING TO RESIST. • fifiateaubriand & ^fci • (metar Salad FOR THE FINEST HOMESTYLEITAUAN & SEAFOOD IN THE AREA and ATERING t PARTIES FOR AU OCCAS8IONS - OPEN DAILY 11:00 A.M.- ft! Thurs., Fri. Night Free Drawing for Lunch Bruce Springsteen Tickets Mon.-Sat. 11:30-4 pm Area's largest dance floor CLUB CALENDAR ComtiyHlght Twilight Dining WEDNESDAY, JULY 22 Mon.-FrL 4:00-6:00 pm "HOT TRACKS" Dance Party 4 Course Dinners lll.ff w/DJ MARSHALL FAIRBANKS THURSDAY, JULY 23 *rc Brunch POST MODERN Sun. 12:00-3 pm rt w/DJ BILLY B FRIDAY, JULY 24 Dinner CHANNEL X *- i Mon.-Sat.4pm-10pm Rap and Rtggie Show Sun. 12:00-9 pm LatiSATURDAYn Nite w/Salsi, JULt YBan 25d MIKE MORSE p Licensed N.J. Heliport Los "ALEGRES MERENGUE ROS" Also Appearing ; j^ i Patio dining and cocktails now amiable, & Hot Atr Balloon Port Call for Tickets (908)247-5929 Eric McMahon *?_ • with a view of our pristine (airways Happy Hour 4-7 P.M. Don MacArthur ^ and the mountains beyond. Cappuccino, Expnsso & Food until 1:30 am. - Drink Specials Dinner Flights - COMING SOON - Available with Balloon SATURDAY AUGUST 1 SUNDAY AUGUST 2 Flight Reservations i Pott Modem hrty T«n Dmct Party 18 and Under with DJ Billy B UOFM Weddings • Banquets U lUHRINii *U)(,f t.OI.'NTIV LIUD Parties For All Occasions 253 French Street/Route 27 • (908) 249-6131 Reservations Recommended Right on the Ntw Brunswick k Somtnet Border Accommodations 10-200 i 18 to Party - 21 to Drink - ID Requirtd 115 MnilMflvilfe Road 766-8200 Convtniently Louicd NJ. 07920 V> mite from Rlt 217 Major Cf edit Cards AcctptMt Dktirt Club, Cirti Blind* July 22-24,1992 Fortes Newspapers OAK TREE FOODS II Farm Fresh Country Market PRODUCE DELI MEATS DAIRY Yellow or White Filet Mlgnon 2% Milk Jeney Frtsh Produce Hen Now! American Chute (7*9 Ib. Avg.JCwtom Cut Tomatoee, white com, melons 4 (bythl $209 more direct from • Hlghtitown $949 pound) $ Gallon Fermere Auction every day. Ib, m ID. Keller Butter Our own sloremade Ital- Boar's Head Ham (1 Ib. solid) Thurs. July 23rd Red Ripe Watermelon ian tauesge, iweet, hot beginning at 10 pm 9 ib. pound) or parsley I cheese, $4 39 $929 (3 lbs. 1 Ib, win FREE Trip 19* ib. Hormel Genoi Salami m ib. or more) Large Eggi (Natural casing) Jersey Fresh to the Sweet Jereey Canteloupee Country Styli Bacon $E49 (*>y*« Hickory Smoked Q l , pound} Fris Vodka Night 99* Each b 69 Oozan Bahamas Our own sloremade Summer 99* ib. -Drink Specials- Jus! enter the Limbo Contest talidt: Macaroni, Coleilaw, Po- Fresh Grated Jeney Eggplant or Zucchlnnl tstoi, Tomatn, cucumber I Sibrett Hot Dogt Parmesan or garden rtyle, $ a| 99 $999 Romano Cheese OO I Ib, •Restrictions apply 2 lbs. lor a* Ib, $^29 | M SALE RUNS THURS.-SUNDAY 7'23-7 26 •f Ib. WP NOW Accept Vis.* MnstorC.ird i Discover Cards ATTENTION RESTAURANTS, GROUPSft CATERERS : xxm We salt wholesale meats, produce & dell at 5% over coit for ordera called ahead & picked up. I 526-7090 II Hours: MorvFri. 9-6, Sat 8-6, Sun. 8-2 Located on Oak Trw Road 645 Rt. 202/206 I Brldgewater (908)755-3663 ESS* 1 -Sv^:' !^ '••&*• •"•$. m-i ••:• *.; •:;<•;;; $•• • .•;•*£••;;'iS§^ '.': '•vV:»$J:*H Grand C pi 99 KIDS MEALS Opening Mon., Tues., Wed. Nights Only, 4-8 PM Special mmm Start with plenty of Roy s hot and delicious fried chicken. Add golden fries, creamy coleslaw, fluffy biscuits. Plus lots of ice-cold drinks. And you ve just turned a good picnic into a great one! 531 Rt. 202N ne Get One RirHan FREE!* just *6 99 £ 1 Block South of Somervllle Circle 253-0737 with Bltcult I 8 Piece Chkkin I i •Hi pkit alMMi ***** tM 11* fete I mM tin fVn fumnt cnuprvt M ttihw h.U» mWnnq NTH fmri In iwAmMnti URGE PIZZA $C50 •tih * t < i I'fiOc I' Rfin Pick-up or Delivery COUPON COOD THUOUGM I Unfit Ml and L'f I i' AUG. T, \m rouroN txrnu AUO T. Not to be combined with any other offer {mm I Roy Rogers • i RoyRogers -.J Full Menu Including FREE 1M0 Piece Chicken • Speciality Pizzas DELIVERY iif] I 'Nngwivlftwm lnnt?m> en Regular/Large , 'r * • ^.._j —«i|wi In i-'- L-'~ All Diiy :f I Roast Beef Sandwich | • Bacon Pizzas INot fni In • *tl »ii( nH> • Cold & Hot Subs hvcry Day K: r#*•*•#» * COUPON f.OOIl THIHHK.lt I • Sandwiches 30 Minute Delivery AWi T, 1491 | Guaranteed or $3.00 Oil t Salads Your Pizza Order Only. | Roy Rogers rN|HOynOger$ After 4:00 PM New Limited Delivery Area Accepting Orderifrom 10 AM MorvFri.| Open: Monday • Thursday 11-11 • :>> 1120Rt.22I-.ist 325 Twill Rd. Scotch Plains Friday ASaturay 11 -12 North Plalnfickl Sunday 12 -11 668-8886 322-9865 All Our Pies Arc Made With Real Cheese! RoyRogers Watch For Next Weeks Special T m.22 Ht. 31 in Weekend Plus m ,*,! Somervllle Flemlnijton 6B5-9888 782-9015 5#jft34';Ww SUMMER STEAK EATING OLYMPICS (ENTER h ORIGINAL STEAK EATING CONTEST AND MEET NLEEANNEH mm SHOW uUEANNE )N THE LOOSE UVE AT "CHEERS' Who Win Eat The Most Steak? :•:£:« WEDNESDAY liV:*;^ July 29th 9: m» Eater Toontfi Or Soame Tw KMw 426 E. Main St., Bound Brook, 908-356-0189 tt fl Additional. Parking Courtesy Archie's Men's Shop Here To Cheef Thw On! Open 7 Days Banquet Rooms Come Celebrate Our.... Grand Re-Opening! We take pride in serving the finest, freshest foods available anywhere. So, stop in for an enjoyable meal in our newly remodeled dining room. American & Continental Cuisine — Coupon ~] Try our Succulent r Must be of equal or lesser value. Buy one Entree Not to be combined with Bar-B-Que Ribs 2nd Entree any other offer. Not including our AlW-Can Eat"!!! Blackboard Specials. served with potato, vegetable I lit lllvv Explm S-31-92 I i i */i A/» 1 ' soup or salad $9.95 Pheasant Run Plaza, 116 Mountain Blvd., Warren 469-7304 3 DAYS FRLSAUUN IYL»fOOD»CERAMjC u ttU IN LOVE WTH STA.NMASTWRtMNANTS '^^^ THE HO-FOORPRIMT lUXUITf KUSH THAI BOUNCES KtMNANU IN i BACK. YOU SAW tHIS PUSHES CABVEDS 1IRKIE FIBER SQ.YD. ADVERTISED ON TV FOR MORE THAN \1S. SO. COMP RET TO SSOO NO-WAX PLACE N' PRESS omonu otsi6H RUOS ARMSTRONG FLOOR TILES WOVENIMBELGIUM. „, ' BEAUTIFUL »IH6» K1MUN WnWHS IHWK1DK0MT0R COMP Rtl SMO (OlORS. •SSSSft WEBUYAT PARQUET FLOOR TUB 12 FT. WIDE INCREDIBLE 12x12 SEAMLESS DISCOUNTS & FLOOR TILE HI-GLOSS m- WAX NATURAL VINYL FLOORING PASS THE URHHANE FINISH COMP RFT.S45 SAVINGS COMP. RET. 3.75 SQ. FT. FLIGHT IRREGULARS. UIMITED QUANTITIES LOOK FOR THE HUGE BLUE WAREHOUSE 1055 RT. 1 SOUTH, EDISON, NJ 908-906-1400 1 MILE SOUTH OF MENLO PARK MALL X Ml CHECKS WITH VALID STORE HOURS: MONDAY-THURSDAY 10 AM-9 PM DRIVERS LICENSE. WORLDWIDE IS 1/4 MILE SOUTH Of RT. 287 FROM N.J. TURNPIKE: FRI. 10 AM-6 PM, SAT. 10 AM-6 PM INTERSECTION. FROM RT. 287 EXIT AT RT. t SOUTH. EXIT 10 TO RT. 287N. EXIT AT RT. I SOUTH. WORLDWIDE & SUN. 12 PM-5 PM WORLDWIDE IS THE 1ST BLUE BLDG. ON THE RIGHT IS THE 1ST BLUE BLDG, ON THE RIGHT. Weekend forty.1;, .Ni 22-24. 199?rege g envelope to P.O. Box 159,LOOKIHO POR BRIANT HOME— or office, weakry, tance to St. Peters Medi- 966-BB*- with pravlaus daycara laevamag. NEW CONSTRUCTION cal Ctr. starting late Oct. 1-9460 Dunellen 08812 BUST— go ahead people M-weeMy or 1 time. 8 yrs. J.I to wear A show ladies cantar axparlanca will sxp. Bonded A insured. Additions, Kitchens, Bath- w/Trequent visits to my of- C8RT. TEACHER— or BABY WORK! EXCELLENT proylda lowing oara for rooms, Docks. Also Indus- fice. 908-545-8882 Asst. needed P,T for Nurs- PAY!- taking snapshots. fashion jewelry we train 2 your nawbom or Infant In Free Eat. call 88S-S961 eves. (170. Call 874- trial A Commercial work. MATURE RELIABLE ery school in Peapack, Sond self addressed my HlMaboroygh homa. K-PAM MNIIUU. call 908-753-3725 or stamped envelope to 3663 CPP, eartlflad, non- WOMBN- Part-time BLOSX CONTRACTORS babysitting for a 6 mo after 7 PM call 201-543- Maggie's, P.O. Box 125,LOOKIN6 FOR MOTI* •mokar, fully Inaurad, 6710, or send resume: Frenchtown, NJ 08825- VATEB— team player who child-proof homa, yard/ baby. 874-6344 aft 6pm. l A HOUSE CLBANBR- Use Your Card- PIANO TUNINA PO Box 297, Peapack, NJ, 0125. can train A manage an Approprlata who guarantaas her work Over 28 years experience. 07977 expanding sales force. F/T lOOKRatea starting at ELECTRICIAN— 5 yrs. p Improve your credit with- Wayne Smith, soao CHILDCARE— earn exp. with contractor, resi- or P/T available. Call 908- harfprtca. Expactant 628. 906-966-5434 out BIO fees! Step by stop 549-4868 Instruction. Amazing re- money providing quality dential/commercial, Call mom* walcomal Plaaaa RECYCLE TONBR CAR- childcare for 1 or more 754-7295 MARMETM6 OFFICE SU- call 90S-S74-3798. APT., HO4ISB, OPPICB corded messags reveals MOTNBRS HBLPBR— OLBAIIIIISJ— Tha details! Don't delay, call TRIDGES A 8AVII- children in your own PERVISOR- FT A PT po- CLEAN" PEOPLE. Reli- now! 966-699-1984. Most cartridges $45.00 Busy No. Plslnfleld mom home. MONDAY MORNING •AHDHM COMPANY sitions available. Expar. by tha hour-day-waak, able, bonded, ins. Including pickup & deliv- needs early am (7am toINC, offers free insurance, needs motivated people preferred but not nee. part Urna • full thnt, days- 494-6224. ery. Quarenteed. Dis- 9am) A evening (5:30pm referrals, equipment, for new office. Full train- Immed. positions avail. nights, waahanda 4170 counted toner for copiers to 7pm) with a 2 year old back-up A more. Union Ing provided. Call 908- 908-665-0014 night. Hava fanoad yard A C1SANINA SONS BY mon-frl. Must hava o County 908-668-4884; 418-1926. H9«gST- raHable per- Quick And available. Wa buy emp-car snd excellent driving MIVICAL RECEPTION- playroom. Lunch mohidad. ties. Call 800-676-0749 Somerset County 908- FENCE INSTALLERS A IST- for busy OB/GYN aon with raferencas. record, excellent refer- 526-4684 SUBCONTRACTORS — ex- Vary raasonablo. 722- Convenient! RUBBISH REMOVAL Practice, in Scotch Plains 203$, Waakly/bl-waekly one ences required. Star perienced only. Eagle time Jobs. Caw 782-2908 CABINET RESTORATION Servicing ALL of Sept. 1, (906) 7566704 CLERICAL Araa, Wednesdsy eve- Moat Kitchens under Fence, 526-5775 nings fl:30-10PM A Thurs. 2 Cartl- NEW JERSEY, REASON- — and en We are looking for a self- n«l • axparlanoad taach- OLBANIMS $400. Refa. Fully Insured. ABLE RATES, Show ad at motivated, dependable FOR FAST PACED 1-8PM. Cell from 9-11AM Wkly. bl-wkly. monthly. organic person needed to ONLY 322-5444 ssk for ur» to cara for your Infant time of plck-up:6CT 10% help Grandmother care for person to work for a com- OICAL OFFICE- located Houaekeaplng, babysit- OPP THE BILL! call Jim mercial insurance com- in Pialnflekf. Personable, Roxanne in a warm ft loving anvl- ting, Ihw-ln/out. Wall done 9 month and 3 yr old, and ronmant. PT opanlnga * * * * Brennan 201-672-2941, do light housekeeping In pany. Insurance experi- self-starter, with exp. A MODELS muBll Brfb BIIBII t*mM £w by responsible, exp'd Pol- In business since 1989, ence a plus. Duties are di- clerical skills. Computer "Van. NVTv. IVHi bM fin ish woman. 302-1949. CATENA PAVIN6 my Bridgewater home, (female 5'4 4 up; guys 5' Intervfaw B20-4786 days AFBHCHM excellent references avail- must have exp. and raf.s, versified and Include filing knowledge preferred. 9" & up) Wanted for exert- or 218-0009 CLBANINS— exparl- All types, FREE gate after able own transportation, 908 of policies, preparing mall Pleasant working condi- ing fashion show season. Md. Mother ft daughter TAX 100ft. of fence. Drive- TRUCK FOR HIRE 688-1410 evenings for the post office. Salary tions. Call 756-0226 for Exp. pref. but not nee. I clean homes, offices AH types of taxes. Expert ways, Parking Lots, Curb- Reasonable rates. De- based upon experience. If interview. Must be outgoing, love Advrtlf or epta. Own transp. Good Financial A tax counsel- pendable, reliable and Interested, please send music A dance. Call Run- Ing. 906966-S431. FILE CURKV In ffta refs. Honest, reliable. Call ing. Reasonable rates. CLEANUP A LMHT HAUL- quick. Call Jim Brennan resume to: Pennsylvania way Magic 906-985-7600 908-872-7523 mm- of all types. Free. (201) 672-294& National Insurance Co., COMPUTER TAPE6 after 2PM for appt. estimstas, Insured, low Two positions, 2nd shift WILBERTI -YCPA P.O. Box 6985, Bridgewa- MOTHERS WANTED- to rates, We work weekends. ••PAVINA aad» CLBANIN* PERSON ter, Nj 08807, Attn: Ar- Monday thru Friday, 4:30 Call Tony 9O8-7B1-O400 PM to 12:30 AM and 3rdwork Part time, earn more "SEAL C0AT1N0" NEBR66)— 2 Saturdays lene Will-Ceres, or call than husbands. Husbands CUSTOM QUALITY Commercial/Residential per month, Student pref. (•••)aSl-1221. E.O.E. shift Wednesday thru Sat- Servicing business A Indi- urday, 10:00 PM thru welcome to call tool vidual. PRBB INITIAL LETTERS Paving® 65C/«q. ft. Call 752-5296 Iv. msg. 908-602-3405 OraaMes A SMptag Seal Coat & $19.95/ gal. COLLECTOR- Top medi- 8:30 AM. Hlllsborough- CONSULTATION. cal collection agency based computer tape pro- •Tax Returns-Planning- Boats, Autos, RVs, Vans All types of paving, NAIL TECHNICIAN— Li- Starting at $.54 +S.H. potholes A resurfacing. needs collectors with tection company needs censed, full time, in Nail audit some exp. In our Somer- persons accurate with pa- •Accounting & Bookkeep- For Free Info A pricing All work Is guaranteed. Salon located In Sterling. PM ARAPMrCS, P.O. Box ville location, Competitive perwork, conscientious Please call 908-580- ing • 9OB-B20-B439 • salary A benefits/profit and dependable, aMe to •New business setui 49TS ReeePje Par*, NJ TO: ANVONK WHO 1460 or 908-580-9058 "VCR REPAIRS" sharing. Come Join our communicate well with ask for Ruth or Iv. msg. 67904 WOUUJ) LMB TO HAVE A customers over the tele- Free estimates HI6MBR QUALITY LIFE- teaml Call for Appt. 908- CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS 526-9300 phone. 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US A CALL AT 966-672- rant, 1060 Stelton Rd., NEW YBAR NEW CAREER PIscatawny, NJ FRIKNOLV HOME PAR- Part thue 6J full time Line up'a place to live.. tsaohlng. Refs avail. 1314. We will treat you TIES— has openings for 906-985-8721 aftar 4am DEBRIS A 0OMBDY MA6JC A PUN like family A show you persons for telemarketing in Classified! SHOW- for Holiday, Of- COOK— full/part time, demonstrators. No Cash positions In Union based JAPANBSB LANBUAHB REMOVAL how you can do it tool Investment. No service fice, Birthdays w/exotlc Recorded message apply In person before 4 company. Exper, an ad- SCHOOL— Summer en- IMMCDIATB SERVICE animals. Clip ad A show pm, Bu«ys Restaurant, charge. High commission vantage but not essential rollment. IndMdual claw- • Basements New la the time, and hostess awards. Two Looking lor thai .spceiiil boss. Csll Mr. Magic Frea-t A Kin 200 Stelton Rd., Pi sent- as training given Excel- as. Call 908-369-6077. • Attics N0W1 908-322-7077. nwny. 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Box 91, Bedmlmter, 968-8281 Jean ••(908) M6-6T7S" 908-874 3301 NJ 07921. -A Forbos Newspaper B-10 Forbes Newspapers July 23,1998 Employment Guide