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Jim Gruba Face off Five candidates want is tapped for school board seats Ward 2 seat •y DONALD HZZ1JW. Catherine Merchant of Dorian Road, and By DONALD H2ZI JR. Darlelle Walsh and Eileen Satkin of Grand- THI RECORD view Avenue, announced their candidacies THE RECORD For three of five announced candidates last week. The Town Council vacancy in the Sec- for the Board of Education, providing a good Mrs. Walsh has been involved as a Parent ond Ward will be filled by Wychwood Road educational system within increasing fi- Teacher Organization president. resident Jim Gruba, after the Republican nancial constraints Is the biggest challenge Last year she chaired the "Westfield Committee candidate is voted in by the the board is faced with. Two additional can- Week at the Movies," a fund raiser that council next week. didates announced candidacies, but did so raised $1,855 to help establish the Westfield Mr. Gruba was recomended by the Re- too dose to press time to gamer substantial Education Fund. publican Committee in a letter to the Information on their views. They are Steven Mrs. Walsh, a former teacher, has two council from Republican chairman Allen Benisch and Lawrence Softer. (Please turn to page A-4) Chin. Also named as candidates were Craig Marong and Planning Board Chair Allen Malcolm. The council met with Mr, Gruba to inter- view him Tuesday. Veteran board members The council seat was left vacant follow- ing the ascension of Second Ward Council- man Garland "Bud" Boothe to mayor. Mr. Boothe last week replaced Mayor Richard will not seek new terms Bagger, who resigned to devote his ener- gies to his position in the state assembly in the 22d district. By DONAUD PIZZIJN. mands of my work have increased, and I'll JOHN FEI/THE RECORD Though everyone seemed to be pleased 'Ballnese Frog Prince' creator Alice Eve Cohen gets children to have to do more travelling." with the selection of Mr. Gruba, one coun- THE RECORD For Mrs. Moran, nine years is simply put on their Imaginary faces at the Westfield Memorial Library. Ms. cilman has expressed reservations about Cohen staged solo theatre work based on an Indonesian myth. Come April, the Board of Education will enough. She is the first board member to the process used to fill the vacancy. lose at least 15 years of board member serve three terms of service since William In a letter to State Senator Louis C. Bas- Friends of the Library sponsored Sunday performance. experience. ______Child, who served from sano, Councilman Kenneth MacRitchie re- Dr. Susan Fuhrman ... . , .. . . _. . 1949-58, and Frank quested that the rules regarding the selec- and Carolyn Moran It Was a gOOd dlStHCt but Ketcham, who was a tion of a councilman to fill a vacant seat be board member 1946-55. changed. have both announced you had tO dO things SS She also cited the time According to Mr. MacRitchie, Mr. $45.9 million budget SK^S cheaply as you could. she is putting in towards Gruba's candidacy was the only one that For ^ow, things like c/ass s/ze a masters degree as a was voted on by the committee, and that board elections, factor. both, however, mcu J the candidacy of Ed Pinkman of South i Qrt Among the ac- Chestnut Street was moved and seconded, meets state cap limit tenures on the board "T* complishments they are but not voted on. have been rewarding first' By ANNIE ALPERT range is 2 to 3 percent of the operating proudest of, both woman Mr. MacRitchie said the names of the budget." Mrs. Fuhrman said —CWOfyfl MOTM? cited the selection of Dr. other two people were recomended in the THE RECORD The proposed budget provides for con- her chief reason for ————— Mark Smith as schools letter to the council "even though the The school board released a $45.8 mil- tinuing the policy on class size. The de- superintendent, while Mrs. Moran also in- committee had not considered their lion 1992-1993 budget this week, meeting sired range is 18-25 students per class. leaving the board after six years is an in- cluded crease on the demands of her time. names, and even though they have have the 5.63 percent cap limit imposed by the It also continues all current courses (Please turn to page A-4) not expressed the slightest interest in ap- state government. and co-curricular activities, includes the "Time is the issue," she said. "The de- pointment to the council." This means that the school district will costs associated with adopting a new K- The councilman's letter requested that not need to seek a cap waiver. 12 math curriculum, and provides for the rules be changed to require a written The local school property tax called for one-half of a school nurse at McKinley declaration from each candidate that they this budget is $36.6 million — an increase School. (Please turn to page A-4) of 11 cents per hundred dollars of as- Assistant Superintendent William J. sessed property value. Foley said emphatically: "I would like to The budget includes allocation of point out something that is not in the $300,000 from the reserve fund for capital budget. Because this Board of Education projects and the purchase of additional has made no decision about Roosevelt Board will school computers. The capital projects Intermediate School, the budget includes are: retrofitting the fire alarm systems at the operation of all nine schools." "To- Roosevelt and Franklin schools and up- night's tenative budget is a 'maximum' grading the girl's soccer, field hockey and budget-it cannot be increased," Mr. explore Softball field behind the high school. Foley said. "However it can be reduced or Superintendent Mark C. Smith said allocations within it can be changed." "this use of reserve funds will leave the Mr. Smith commented, "Although the district with a fund balance within the board must act tonight to submit a tena- school uses range targeted by board policy. That (Please turn to page A-4) By DONALD PIZZI JR. THE RECORD An interim report on possible uses of Pending legislation means the two Westfield intermediate schools will be presented to the Board of Education on Tuesday by two consultants hired to study the matter. more local budget control Professor Frank Smith and Dr. Jonathan portant bill," Assemblyman Bagger said. JOHN FEI/THE RECORD Hughes, both of Columbia University, By DONALD PIZZI JR. For Mr. Bagger, the problem that towns Washington School parents stage a masquerade that Includes a comic were hired in October 1991 by the board to THE RECORD like Westfield face is ail too familiar. He song called 'Smoking In the Boys Room.' It's a segment of the 44th conduct the study. The two are slated to For the Town Council, which is coping resigned as mayor less than two weeks ago annual musical comedy by teachers and parents that will be staged at bring the final results of their analysis to to focus his energies on his now job in the the board by July 1. with a state law that mandates they must Roosevelt School Auditorium Friday and Saturday. put surplus funds towards the budget to assembly. The study will consider three possible reduce the municipal tax rate, help may While Westfield's mayor, he was critical alternatives for Edison and Roosevelt soon be on the way. of the surplus-spending provision, which schools. Legislation that would repeal the provi- was part of revisions to the Quality Edu- Curtain will go up Feb. 7 The first is to keep both schools open to sion of the Quality Education Act II re- cation Act. Following his election to the grades six, seven and eight. Another pos- quiring municipalities to spend their sur- assembly, he said he would try to help sibility is to keep the schools open, while plus funds was introduced this week by "unshackle local government" from state housing district offices currently kept on Assemblymen Richard Bagger (H- mandates and laws that tie the hands of for 'Be True to Your School' Elm Street. Westfield) and Robert Franks CR-New local government. The Washington School Players will and is on the set construction crew. A six- The final option, and the one that has Providence). "As someone who came up in municipal piece band directed by Dan Boone will raised local hackles, is to close one of the The measure, A-848. would repeal a pro- government, I'm very aware of the prob- present their 44th annual production, "Be schools and put all the intermediate stu- lems faced by local government officials True To Your School," written by Louis provide musical entertainment to ac- vision in Chapter 63 of the Public Laws of company the case, chorus and dancers. dents into one building. 1901, which requires all municipalities and the way the state government makes Carlow. The curtain will rise at 8 p.m. on The buildings are being studied because the job of local government much more Feb. 7 and at 2 and 8 p.m. on Feb. 8 at The tradition of staging a show every that collect school taxes in advance to re- year started at Grant School in 1949, when of the $6 million in pension and social fund the surplus funds over a four-year difficult," he said at the time. Roosevelt Intermediate School. The pro- a small-scale talent show was produced to security costs that may, through the Qual- period. Municipalities are required to put one- duction involves more than 150 parents encourage attendance at P.TA meetings. ity Education Act, become the responsi- "Our legislation would allow local gov- eighth of the amount of last year's school and teachers. Commitment to the show The show became so popular thut in 1950 bility of the board. ern men ts to determine for themselves budget into the municipal budget. ranges from selling tickets to producing. the Grnnt School Board voted to make The two men held public meetings in what level of surplus and investments If the law is not repealed, municipalities Parents are working together to make the Talent Night an annual fund-raiser. The December 1991 to gather information from they should have. will be faced with a rebound in property show a success and also to enhance their show moved to Roosevelt School to ac- residents, which helped determine what As a member of the Assembly Ap- taxes in 1995, after substantial reductions child's education. Kenneth Wark, the commodate growing audiences. Then kind of education parents they want for propriations Committee, I will push for that seem to have been the rule. school's principal is a member of the cast Washington School picked up the torch. (Please turn to page A-4) prompt legislntive action on this im- (Please turn to page A-4) Business B-12 Calendar A-5 Gladys Reimers sculptures animals Club news... A-8 Inside Community Life A-8 Mayor Garland 'Bud' Boothe lists that are in danger of extinction ,A-8 Education A-2,11 his priorities for the local government. ...A-3 Fire log A-2 Milestones A-9 The Record Obituaries , A-10 Valentines will be featured in a promotion Barbara S. Irwin receives University Opinion A-6 A A Police log A-2 this week that includes lots of chocolates A-7 award for her service to UMDNJ mhrH Sports B.1,2,3 A-2 News February 6,1992 Bagger and Smith to discuss Consultants to give interim Police report school finances on fa report on two junior highs Here are descriptions of entries ized, though it was not known Assemblyman Richard Bagger Act on Westfi(tld,,irrn • Be Heart Smart 10-11, 12-1,2-3 J I Stress Management Basics 11-12 • Fat Is Where Its At: 1-2 Our next step Heart Smart Cooking Demonstration C_ RIFRKSHMINTS • OIVIAWAYS • Tree Removal? Wednesday, February 12th, 7:30 p m 9O0 JI LICTUHI SYMPOSIUM CALL Come to a FREE Cardiac Hoapltal Auditorium Health Fair and SCHMIEDE Current Concepts and Treatment of Coronary Cardiology Update at Heart Dtaeaae by Overlook Hospital Mivstelam • Dr. Stephen Maohl TREE EXPERT CO. Overlook •'Prevention ol Coronary Honrt Dlseaca: Can the Plaque Be Dissolved?" Hospital • Dr. William Tanaey i III I I AHh.'r 'Clot Dissolution During Tmnlment ol Heart Attack: Importanco ot Early Therapy1 •• |. ,•-. i .• .,•,!!. I.- ',• • i|) 'AM I M| f i > . M A 'ill • •( •• • i • Dr. Barry Cohen CALL 908-522-2963 "Coronary Obsltuction Now Techniques to Open I Mo Blocked Vessel" -Westfietd Record- February 6,1992 A-3 Mayor asks for support, suggestions, wisdom Comment* by Gariand "Bud" Mebane, Hely and Greco, to work Ritchie to determine the need, eco- ond ward. I have recommended to Rain gutter regatta Booth* upon taking office at closely with Superintendent Smith nomics and other issues in a down- the Republican Town Committee mayor and the board. town parking deck. and my colleagues on the council that Westfleld will be well served if I t«ke this oath and assume this We move from what I want done This morning's New York Times we can find a person with strong office with a great sense of respect to what I want studied before ac- tells us that employers' health care financial, executive and business and history for this town and the tion is proposed Those of you who costs rose by 12 percent last year, experience for this seat. people who live here. I appreciate, know me know I want matters or about four times the cost of liv- and am humbled by the confidence thoroughly studied before action is ing. The Town of Westfield is an We have had a number of per- shown in me by the Republican taken — or not taken. So I am employer, and our health care ex- sons with these qualifications dur- Town Committee, my colleagues making these assignments: penses are significant The Per- ing past decades, such as Council- on the council and my friends. sonnel Policy Committee chaired men Ches McCracken, Harry With your help, I intend to live up First, like many others, I am by Councilman Mflbane, anti- Brown and Jubb Corbet, and to their expectations. I would like concerned about any deterioration cipating this problem, already is Mayor and Councilman Alex Wil- to make a few comments at this — physical or economic — in the looking at ways to control health liams, to name four. All made time, central business district We did care costs consistent with our obli- strong contributions to the town, not work to stop the proposed mall gations to our employees. and their efforts and expertise con- Westfield, like the county, the in Springfield only to allow our tributed, along with the efforts of state, the nation and the world, is downtown to go downhill by our A popular tax saving idea these our Town Administrator Jack Mal- in difficult economic times. At the own inaction a decade later. The days is sharing services, some- loy and others in this building, to local level of government there is chamber has been presenting in- times known as regionalization. recent national recognition given uncertainty and confusion. Mu- formation about special assessment This can mean everything from to Westfield for excellent municipal nicipalities and school districts are districts. Mayor Bagger, as one of sharing specialized equipment to financial management. I made sev- preparing budgets with a premoni- his last acts, announced ap- consolidating or contracting public eral suggestions to former Mayor tion that whatever the rules were, pointment of an outstanding com- safety services. I am asking all Allen Chin, the Town Republican they may be changed for the mittee of chamber members and council members and all town staff Chairman and to Ward Chairman worse. This just increases the chal- citizens and council members to and employees to think of innova- Allen Malcolm. I expect the council lenges facing us. address the downtown situation. I tive ways that we can reduce the will act expeditiously to fill this va- costs of service to Westfielders by look forward to working with them; cancy, hopefully two weeks from Cub Scout Pack 79 from Tamaques School hosted a rain I want to press ahead with a fortuitously my first in-town ap- sharing and cooperating with our tonight. number of matters instituted by pearance as your mayor will be at a own Board of Education and with gutter regatta. Every Scout made his own sailboat from a my predecessors. First and im- meeting of that committee to- other municipalities. kit and then sailed it down the "Tamaques Narrows/' using I would like to see more cover- whatever non-electrical means possible. mediate is renovation of this build- morrow. , age of Westfield in the daily news- ing. Two weeks ago we approved On Dec. 30, we completed a long and difficult and new process for papers. The Star Ledger, the Cou- construction contracts totaling just We come to what has become rier News and the now defunct under $2 million. I have long want- procuring insurance. Everyone my second career — solid waste, learned a lot, but the process was Daily Journal, have been very in- ed to include renovation of the into which Mayor Allen Chin consistent in covering Westfield. I sound system and acoustics in this neither completely defined nor launched me 11 years ago this perfect We will be revisiting insur- am pleased that the Westfield room. I want to make it possible, month. We need to do an intensive, Leader and the Westfield Record, using closed circuit television, for ance in future months. Before Board considers early start thorough, analysis of the economic, memories fade I want to conduct now give substantial coverage of people in this room during public legal and practical benefits and what we and other town agencies hearings to see and hear what is an oversight review, or post mor- drawbacks to the town entering tem on the process, so we can de- do — frequently with different em- for '92-93 school calendar said and shown by those making into one or more what I call "su- phasis. I intend to contact the local presentations, who always have fine what improvements can be A 1992-93 school calendar that Hashanah; Wednesday, Oct. 7, percontracts," providing waste made. radio station and encourage it to their backs to the audience. This pickup for every residential unit by resume coverage of our activities. would begin school before Labor Yom Kippur; Monday, Oct. 12, Co- would tie in with a secondary goal, firms selected and paid out of tax This is obviously a long, ambi- Day is under consideration by the lumbus Day; Thursday and Friday, making it feasible to tape or trans- dollars. I am not suggesting we tious and difficult agenda. It will Westfield Board of Education. Nov. 5 and 6, Teacher Professional mit live our proceedings. I intend to continue providing Days; Wednesday, Nov. 25, four- buy our own trucks and hire more not be done in the next 11 months. information and background x> all The proposed calendar is sched- personnel. But a number of other I intend to use my experience and uled to be voted on by the Board of hour session; Thursday and Friday, of the press. I hope that the local Nov. 26 and 27, Thanksgiving Re- Mayor Bagger instituted a com- suburban Union County mu- my contacts at all levels of govern- press will continue to report all the Education at its Feb. 11 meeting. prehensive revision of the land use nicipalities have such contracts, ment to advance the matters of im- "It was necessary to consider be- cess; Tuesday, Dec. 24 through important news of town and school Thursday, Dec. 31, Winter Vacation ordnance, and I want to move and others have or are investigat- portance to Westfield. It is my in- board government, the unexciting ginning school before Labor Day in ahead to have hearings and get ing this topic. tention to seek election to the of- 1992 because Labor Day occurs (includes Christmas); Friday, Jan. but important stuff along with the 1, New Year's Day; Monday, Jan. that enacted. Mayor Stone and oth- fice of mayor in the primary elec- big ticket or controversial materi- later in September," said Susan ers have wanted to get the south I am asking this study be done tion this spring and in the general Pepper, school board president. 18, Martin Luther King Jr. Day; als. Ladies and gentlemen of the Monday, Feb. 15 through Friday, side circle renovated. Although a by the Solid Waste Committee, election in November. Fourth Estate, you are the primary Although the state mandates 180 committee ably led by former chaired by Councilman Greco. Feb. 19, Mid-Winter Vacation; Mon- way we elected officials have of school days, WestGeld's calendar day, April 5 through Friday, April Councilman Frank Rodgers Councilman MacRitchie, another This town is only as good as the communicating with the constitu- includes 181 school days plus one worked hard on a plan that was veteran of the solid waste subject, people who serve it — not merely 9, Spring Vacation (includes Good ents we serve. If you don't do it, no "snow day." Snow days are days Friday and first days of Passover); acceptable to many, we could not is on that committee. I have two those on the Council, Planning one else can or will, and a vital set aside in case school has to be move it further through the county particular reasons for wanting this Board, Board of Adjustment, Rec- and Monday, May 31, Memorial element of our democratic republic canceled due to inclement weather Day. and Trenton. With our added clout done at this time. First, is the well- reation Commission, our high vis- is lost. We all need your help in and/or unsafe traveling conditions — spell that Bagger, deFrancesco intentioned but overkill law which ibility public bodies. I also mean reporting the news. The phone ' for students and staff. Elementary school students have and Franks — I want to see the requires everyone in a private and include those serving on all number is in the book. I intend to a holiday on Tuesday, Nov. 3 for circle project move. 1 have been scavenger community like West- the other boards, committees and School holidays included in the parent-teacher conferences. School have open office hours and an of- proposed calendar include: Mon- navigating that obsolete circle field to have their own contract activities that support the town ac- fice answering machine - insomni- will end for elementary students since getting my driver's license in with a hauler, even if their house- tivities and functions that do not day, Sept. 7, Labor Day; Monday one day later than for secondary acs please use that to call the and Tuesday, Sept. 28 and 29, Rosh 1949. My wife and hundreds other hold solid waste volume is small. get as much attention and press, mayor at 3 a.m.! Details will follow students in June. go through it daily by car, bicycle Second, is the scheduled deregula- but whose activities are also vital and adjusted as necessary. or on foot. I will personally push tion of the entire industry. to the town. All the items I have this project. mentioned in the past few minutes have involved and will and require I have found community service The bids we received on the mu- to be a rewarding experience. The Superintendent to speak at Kean The committee investigating the nicipal building came in at around extensive efforts by such volun- teers. last phrase in the Jaycee creed, re- Schools supertindent Mark college's School of Education and proposed second senior citizens 80 percent of what was estimated, cited by many of us in this room in Smith is scheduled to address a the Holocaust Resource Center. project has progressed rapidly and reflecting the unfortunate eco- years past, describes my feelings panel at Kean College Friday, Feb. This week's program is designed to * I expect a full discussion with the nomic times. This is an opportune With my own children grown and married, I do not meet as accurately: "Service to humanity is 7. He's one of four superintendents result in action plans which can be Council soon. I am very excited time to do public works contracts. the best work in life." about the proposals and plans to With the fire house and municipal many people, particularly our participating in "Diversity 2000: implemented in participating revitalize Mindowaskin Park. I building renovations under control young adults, as I did in the past Part II: Living in the 21st Century. school districts. The superinten- through youth sports and school I ask for your support, your sug- must admit I have a selfish motive. and the new library built, the re- gestions and wisdom, and your The conference was created by a dents will define need and issues I want to take my granddaughter maining major public works' activities and organizations like the group of Kean College faculty confronted by their districts in Jaycees. I am requesting any and prayers. This sentence in the Epis- Kimberly there to play on new project could be a parking deck. copal Book of Common Prayer members and is sponsored by the teaching for diversity. gym equipment all residents who want to make a contribution of their time, effort takes on special meaning for me I do not want to spend town tonight: *We pray for those who The Quality Education Act last monies on a white elephant. But if and talents to what is their town to write or phone me. bear the authority of government year bed the town and the Board there is a case to be made, cost- in this in every land, that they may of Education finances together. wise, for building a deck, now is My ascendancy to the office of be led to wise decisions and right This makes it even more incum- the time to build it I am convinced mayor creates a Republican party actions for the welfare and peace of bent that we work with the board in my own mind that some day vacancy on the council in the sec- the world." 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She feels When asked why she is running sistant superintendent Mrs. Moran ident of the board in 1991, and has this gives her a good perspective for the board, Mrs. Satkin said, "I is the only member of the current chaired the board/ staff committee on the various educational levels. feel that with the budget con- board who was on hand for both since 1987, Mrs. Fuhrman has also Finances and the Quality Edu- straints the state has mandated selection processes. served on the finance, operations cation Act are the biggest problem upon us, we really need individu- Mrs, Fuhrman also included im- and facilities, community in- facing the board right now, accord- als on the board who understand proved opportunities for teacher formation, management, town re- ing to Mrs. Walsh. the needs of our students. Quality professional development, in- lations and negotiations com- mittee. "The board is going to have to education is becoming a more and creased participation of the staff work very hard, because a lot of more difficult challenge." in important decisions, improved Mrs. Moran served as board vice president in 1986-87. She has been the problem is outside the dis- Maintaining a high level of edu- curriculum and the decrease in trict," she said, "things that we class sizes as among the things she a member of the finance com- cation is the biggest issue facing mittee for nine years, four years as have no control over." the town, she said, and it will take is most proud of. A change in the district's phi- its chairwoman. She also was part Mrs. Marchant agreed, saying a total community commitment to Barbara S. Irwin of Westfleld received University Ex- of the operations and facilities that the "QEA problem is so fluid, achieve. cellence Award for Service to the University of Medi- losophy is one of things Mrs. Moran is most pleased with. commission for three years, as' it's really hard to know where we "Continuing to have a strong ed- cine ft Dentistry of New Jersey from board of trust- well as the policy and laws com- stand. It will require the board to ucational system within the bud- "It used to be that we'd try to get ees secretary Joseph Maressa. Mrs. Irwlh, special the cheapest bang for the buck," mittee, and the community in- be very flexible, to maintain the getary constraints, that's the big- collections librarian-archivist at UMDNJ, was hon- formation committee. She has quality of education. It's such a gest issue," she said. she said. "It was a good district, ored for developing exhibits Including works featur- but you had to do things as cheap- served as the board's liaison to the great school system; nobody wants With a second and fifth grader ing military medicine and pioneer woman In medi- New Jersey School Boards As- to see that in jeopardy." ly as you could. Now, things like in the school system, she has made cine. class size and teacher morale sociation, the Union County School Mrs. Marchant is a former vice it a point to be active, volunteering come first" Boards Association, Parent Teach- president of the McKinley School at the schools and teaching in the To both women, the biggest er Council, Roosevelt and Jef- PTO and a past member of the after school enrichment program. problem facing the district is the ferson Schools, the Chemical Peo- Educational Studies Committee of Mrs. Satkin is a former high financial impact the Quality Edu- ple Task Force and the Citizens the Westfield Parent Teacher school teacher, and currently Jim Gruba is tapped cation Act will have. Advisory Committee on En- Council. She has a son in sixth works as an occupational thera- "The uncertainty (of how the act rollment Projections and Building grade and a daughter who will pist By counseling students, she will affect the district) is frustrat- usage. enter the elementary school sys- has been able to see the skills they for Ward 2 seat ing, though it's apparent we will Of having any regrets about her tem next year. need to make the transition from be losing money," said Mrs. Fuhr- tenure on the board, Mrs. Fuhr- Prior to living in town, she was high school to college. (Continued from page A-l) later date, and the attorney recom- man. It's very frustrating the way man said, "You regret the way employed by the Granite School The deadline to file for candi- would be willing to serve. mended that three names be in- the problem keeps changing. We some situations play themselves District in Utah as a member of dacy is Feb. 13. To date, two in- In a second letter from Mr. Chin cluded. Mr. Chin said he then con- will have to find ways to deliver out, like the immersion program, the child study team. cumbents, Dr. Susan Fuhrman and to the council, the committee chair tacted Mr. Malcolm and Mr. Ma-quality education, while keeping which I think was misread and "Over the past few years, I have Carolyn Moran, have announced said that he had telephoned Mr. tong. the costs down." misinterpreted, and raised some been involved with the schools as they will not seek new terms. Bon- Pinkman about the council va- Mr. MacRitchie said that in Mrs. Fuhrman said she has no red flap that it shouldn't have." nie Murch, the third board mem- cancy. speaking with Mr. Pinkman "he current plans to continue work on "There are times when you wish an interested parent and citizen. would have liked to have been in- Prior to that, I worked profession- ber whose term is up this year, has "He replied that he would pre- local educational issues, but will you could express yourself better," fer not to have his name submitted cluded among the three names said Mrs. Moran. "It's sometimes ally in a large school district," she not yet announced whether she brought before the council." remain active on the state and na- will run again. and to have his name included tional level. difficult to persuade others to sec said. "I want to help our schools The councilman stated that after provide the highest level of edu- only if it were absolutely necessary Mrs. Moran will also remain in- what you're trying to say. Other Mr. Benisch, 625 Willow Grove and we could not get any other looking at Mr. Gruba's resume and cation at the most emcient cost to Road, and Lawrence Softer of 223 volved in education; she hopes to than that, it has been a real fruit- names," according to Chin's letter. speaking with several people about ful experience." the taxpayers." Gulf Edge announced their can- him that he felt he would make a teach English as a second lan- "Later in the day, I called Ed Pink- guage. Board member Bonnie Murch is She said she was urged by didacies Tuesday. man a second time to confirm this good councilman. friends to run for the board, who Mr. SoflTer is no stranger to "He has some impressive cre- Mrs. Fuhrman is the director of the thiid incumbent whose term is understanding, which he af- the Consortium for Policy Re- up in April. She has not an- felt she could be an objective school board involvement, having firmed." dentials," said Mr. MacRitchie, board member. run unsuccessfully for a board seat "and I feel he will make an im- search in Education, which studies nounced whether she will run Mr. Chin said the committee had state and local policies in order to again. "I don't have any beefs with the last year. Mr. Benisch is making voted to submit only one name to pressive councilman. I'm sure he board," she said, "and in the past, his first board seat bid. the council. He said he spoke to will impress the citizens of the Sec- town attorney Charles Brandt at a ond Ward and have a long and im- pressive term on the council." Board will explore Pending legislation (Continued from page A-l) while one went as far as to call it a Budget meets state cap their children. Mr. Smith said at "smokescreen." (Continued from page A-l) the state — a possible savings of, that time that through this in- At the second meeting, Mr. means more local tive budget to the state by Febru- up to $5 million per year. formation, the best uses for the Smith said it was his intention to ary 10, the budget may be reduced "The governor asked the legisla- schools could be determined. make the questionnaire a fairly fUrther between now and March ture for substantial restructuring For the most part, however, par- complicated one, because he want- budget control 17, the date of the public budget of the state pension system," Mr. ents used the meetings as an op- ed to engage residents in discus- plan to recapture the surplus hearing." The board voted to send Bagger told The Record. "We'll portunity to let the consultants sion- (Continued from page A-l) funds, however, appropriating the budget to the state. need to take time to assess these know that they favored keeping Mr. Smith and Board President Westfleld last year, for ex- money into a capitalinjiitroyeiQent Assemblyman Rich Bagger changes and. make sure they .are Susan Pepper have repeatedly .lJte 'tax rite dropped from sound." , , , both neighborhood schools open. said that following the final report fund. Money put Ihtbjuch a fund warned the board that school elec- A survey, Which was mailed to 52 con&per $100 or assessed value can not be used to support the tions, scheduled for April 7th, may Mr. Smith stressed the financial and before a final decision is to 30 cftots, after the town was budget challenge facing the community parents of kindergarten through made, residents will have several have to be postponed to allow for fourth grade students in the forced to put an additional $4 mil- Assemblymen Bagger and changes to the education system. and the schtol district under the opportunities to provide input and schools, was also the source of lion from surplus toward the bud- Franks represent the 22nd Legis- He reassured Westficld tax- Quality Education'Act; engage in dialogue with the board.' get This year, $4,395 million will lative District in the General .As- "If the QEA, janpfe revised," he much criticism. Several residents The meeting will be held in the payers that the legislature strongly said, "the Westfij?Id, schools will have to be put toward the budget sembly. Assembly members Mau- agrees that teacher's pension and .described the questionnaire - as board meeting room at 302 Elm By 1995, when the surplus is de- lose $4,718,525 irt^staWai'd over the vague and overly complicated, Street at 8 p.m. Tuesday. reen Ogden and Monroe Jay Lust- Social Security costs will stay with next four years?" '^ 21^;. ,• . pleted, residents could see a tax badcr. both of District 21 are co- rate increase of 30 points. nonsors of the bilL ' The council is considering a I -i t-vn: \,<-,il'; MOVIE TIMES FEBRUARY 7 THROUGH FEBRUARY 13 Anthony James CONSTRUCTION, INC. 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II you can't bo h«lp«d by chlropractlo mathodt, But if you look closely, you'll aev there s nircl.v been a bettor time to buy. Inventory Is up, prices are down, and sellers are rcadv to hinZ ffl w* will recommend the bait kind of doctor for nothing last! forever. So, tnkr- mlvnnnw »( this buyers1 market-and look to Forbes Classifieds, the buyers' marketplace, for slf the lr.formi.Hnn your euro. needed to mnko a sound decision. Kr-musr-, sorrn-timi-s. Hood thlngi) come to those who don't wait. iniormatlon •wesnieiu necora- Februarys, 1992 Hows A-5 Community calendar Pharonic splendor ftee program i» sponsored by meeting at 8 Thursday 2/6 Friends of the Library. at 302 Elm • A lecture on the history of Seph- is voting on a ardic Jewry in the Ottoman Em- r tor 1992-93. • A talk called "Eye Bingo" is pire is scheduled at a 10:30 a.m. being presented by the Northern free workshop on 1 brunch at Temple Emanu-El, 756 New Jersey Eye Institute at today ! E. Broad St The brunch is $6 and takes place 1-3 p.m. at meeting of the Old Guard of West- the lecture following at 11 a,m. is _ Jeoptrative Extension of field at 9:30 a.m. at the YMCA. Call ftee. f County, »> North Ave. E. 233-1638. • Evie Kennelly demonstrates the to register. • Members of the Japanese techniques used in making early tor Children's volun- Woman's Club demonstrate a tea Valentines and has some samples teen meets at 7:30 p.m. at ceremony at a 10 a.m. meeting of on display at today's open house at the! office, 36 Prospect the International Club at the West- Miller-Cory House Museum, 614 St field Y. Mountain Ave., from 2-4 p.m. • The Town Council's finance • "Super Sunday." the fund- committee has a special meeting at raising telephone campaign of the B p.m. in the administrative confer- Jewish Federation of Central New Wedttesday 2/12 ence room of the municipal build- Jersey takes place from 9 a.m.-9 ing to review capital proposals for p.m. at the YM-YWHA, Green • The Musical Club of Westfleld 1992. Lane, Union. Call 298-8200. meets at the home of Mrs. Henry • The Westfieid chapter of Ameri- • "The Milky Way by Telescope" is Bartolf, 12 Tudor Oval. can Association of Retired Persons the title of the program at 2 and has a trip to Hunterdon Hills Play- • The Newcomers Club has its an- house to see The Odd Couple. nual in-house dinner, featuring an • The museum and archives of the Italian theme, at 7:30 p.m. at the Westfleld Historical Society at home of Jackie Pantano. Call 654- Tamaques School are open to the 9360 before Feb. 10. public from 9:30 a.m.-noon. • The Jefferson School FT meets DIANE MATFLERDfTHE RECORD at 7:15 p.m. Thursday 2/13 'Shlek' Matt Jessup of Westfieid is dressed for the part at the Night On The Nile" fund- raiser sponsored by the Westfleld Symphony Orchestra. This was the major benefit for the orchestra. Friday 2/7 • A representative of Merrill Lynch speaks at the meeting of the Old Guard of Westfieid at 9:30 a.m. • Washington School PTA's origi- at the YMCA. Call 233-1638. Early valentines to be featured at Miller-Cory nal musical comedy, Be True to • The Westfieid Area Chapter of St Valentine's Day will be cel- Your School, premieres at 8 pjn. at NOW meets at 7 p.m. at First Con- ebrated at the Miller-Cory House Roosevelt School. Other perform- Museum at 614 Mountain Ave., gregational Church, 125 Elmer St. ances are tomorrow at 2 and 8 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 9, from 2-4 p.m. The Tickets are on sale at Barrett & • Today at 4 p.m. is the deadline last tour will begin at 3:30 p.m. Crain, Elm Street for candidates to file nominating The day is named in honor of St. petitions for the April 7 school Valentinus, a Roman martyr priest • Westfieid Community Players Eleanor Stnus already presents Death Takes a Holiday at board election. Petitions should be of the third century who was la sorting books for the delivered to the board secretary's known as the patron saint of lov- the theater. 1000 North Ave. W. Friends of the Westfieid office, 302 Elm St. ers. The production runs Fridays and Memorial Library for its Saturdays at 8 p.m. until Feb. IS. • The museum and archives of the The custom of exchanging valen- annual book sale April tines was brought to America by Tickets are $10. Call 233-1269. 1 toS. Westfieid Historical Society at • Soroptimist International of the the English settlers but was not Tamaques School are open to the widely celebrated during the 1700s. Greater Westfieid Area benefits public from 9:30 a.m.-noon. Lace papers and hearts produced from tonight's performance of 3:30 p.m. at Trailside Planetarium. It's a look at ring nebulas, super- in England and Germany often Death Takes a Holiday. There will were put together by hand and be a social hour prior to the 8 p.m. nova remnants, and globular star clusters. Friday 2/14 sold here in the 1800s curtain and tickets are $12.50. Call Evie Kennelly of Westfieid will Lucy Wilson, 232-2800, during the demonstrate some techniques used day or 233-6334 after 5 p.m. • Westfieid Community Players in making early valentines and • The Westfieid Teen Center is Monday 2/10 presents Death Takes a Holiday at have a variety of examples on dis- open 8 p.m.-midnight for all high the theater, 1000 North Ave. W. play. In celebration of the mu- school age Westfieid yoqths. Call . seum's 20th anniversary this year, • The Westfieid Chamber of C today and tomorrow at 8 p.m. Tick- 789-4080. there also will be a special treat for merce has a "Business After ets arc $10. Call 233-1269. • The Night Place for grades 6-8 is visitors. Hours" mixer at Raymond's, 109 held at Edison Intermediate School • The Kean College Sjnall Busi- Ann Douglas of Scotch Plains, a North Ave. W. Reservations at $11 from 7-9 p.m. Admission is $2 in ness Development Cetiter presents member of the museum's cooking are required by Feb. 7. Call 233- advance and $3 at the door. a workshop 9 sIlrH.-lib^K on how to committee, will explain how farm 3021. create an ef^ec^vyc. rr&rketing plan. families such as the Millers and Evie Kennelly will explain early valentine designs Sunday, • Four students from Westfieid The fee is $15.'Call 5557-2948. Corys preserved and used apples Feb. 9, at the Miller-Cory House Museum. High School compete against a • The travel and antiques depart- throughout the winter months, par- Saturday 2/8 team from Jonathan Dayton High ticularly for beverages. The 1802 tersen will conduct tours through the museum shop along with win- School, Springfield, on Cablevision inventory of Joseph Cory's posses- the 18th century farmhouse, origi- R>r rcading materials ^ c^ Westfield meet at 1 p.m. at the • Washington School PTA's origi- TV-3's Challenge program at 6 p.m. sions lists a cider house, cider bar- nally part of a 100-acre farm in the Shacklett home on Rutgers Court nal musical comedy, Be True to The program will be repeated Feb. rels and a cider mill and press. "West Fields" of Elizabethtown. projects. For more information, call Your School, is performed at 2 and 16 at 1 p.m. to see the {ipsfc's, videotapes of Rus- Kitty Isaacson and Bette Pe- Valentine gifts can be found in 232-177G. 8 p.m. at Roosevelt School. Tickets • James Lone Bear Revey, chair- sia andolseussldn of recent politi- are on sale at Barrett & Crain, Elm man of the New Jersey Indian Of- cal changes. Street, fice, speaks about Lenape Indians • TheAVestfield Teen Center is 'Jews Around the World' is theme of fund raiser • Westfieid Community Players at a 1:15 p.m meeting of the open ffprA.-fnidnight. Call 789- Woman's Club of Westfieid at the For some members of the Cen- nost." fund-raiser, a success. The Jewish presents Death Takes a Holiday at 4030. Many new Americans got their Federation of Central New Jersey clubhouse, 318 S. Euclid Ave, tral New Jersey community, the the theater, 1000 North Ave. W. theme "Jews Around the World" start in Central New Jersey with includes Union and Somerset The production runs Fridays and • Assemblyman Richard Bagger is for Super Sunday is very close to acculturation programs and ser- counties. Saturdays at 8 p.m. until Feb. 15. a guest of Schools Superintendent home. Although those words may vices such as vocational training, Leon Baukh of Westfieid and Tickets are $10. Call 233-1269. Mark C. Smith on the On Line 2/15 seem contradictory, two, three, language courses, rent subsidies Esfir Ivunyuun of Cranford are show from 8-9 p.m. on Suburban four, even 15 years ago these Cen- and youth programs all paid for chairing the Super Sunday New Cablevision Channel 36. The topic • Assemblyman Richard Bagger's tral New Jerseyans belonged to the with funds provided the Jewish Americans' Committee. Overall group of Jews that lived "around Federation of Central New Jersey is "Financial Challenges Facing legislative office at 203 Elm St is Super Sunday chairs are Gene Fix- Sunday 2/9 Schools Today." the world" on the other side of the and programs operated by both the open to constituents 9 a.m.-3 p.m. globe in the USSR. federation and its beneficiary agen- ler and Rona Waxier of Springfield The office also is open to residents cies. This money was raised and Judy Gottlieb of Clark. Head- Today, they live around the cor- quarters for Super Sunday, held • Duo-pianists Laurie MacNeill every Thursday from 6-9 p.m. ner and down the street. They arc through the United Jewish and Op- Clancy and Jeanne Geraci perform eration Exodus Campaigns. from 9 a.m.-9 p.m., are at the YM- Tuesday 2/11 • Westfieid Community Players the newest members of the com- classical music ot 3 p.m. at The On Super Sunday, Feb. 9. this YWHA, Green Lane. Union. presents its final performance at 8 munity: the New Americans. Some Presbyterian Church, 140 Moun- came as early as 1979 during an group wiLl be on the scene staffing For more information, call tain Ave. A quartet of local soloists • An interim report on a study of p.m. of Death Takes a Holiday at early opening of the Soviet Union's the telephones and working behind Wendy Caspe, coordinator, Jewish is on the program, too. Donation is the town's intermediate schools is the theater, 1000 North Ave. W. gates, and others started coming in the scenes to make the event, Federation of Central New Jersey $10 for adults and $5 for children; being presented at the Board of Tickets are $10. Call 233-1269. 1988 during the early days of "glas- which is the community's largest at 208-8200. proceeds will be donated American Foundation for AIDS Research. COUPON • Word sleuth John Jacobson leads r participants on a "Mediterranean Word Cruise" at 3 p.m. in the West- field Library program room. The Tired Of Paying High Prices? Not Enough Hours The Harley* Valentine Sampler. Experience the Capital For mtnonMt Vihntin* gifw, wtV« 8« WMI to surprise Harley* enthusiasts of ill ages In The Day From Hiriey-OavMsoo* MolorClolrws* to mechanical iccessohes. From cologne to kids' sluti. Difference To Get Jiwrtry to playing cirdt, ind btrwite to books. 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Harley-Davidscm of Edison for over "Capitalize on the Savings" fSSSHfl 299 Rt, 1, Edison "We sell Motorcycle 5S Years v "w~w"' low price of on isBHBi. C.IIM.rtl .KM!) U6-7317 1908) 985-7546 Insurance" L Westfleld Record- A-6 SEHieWstfieldRecolS February 6,1992 Commentary » YGCI z'onv , This is an opportune time to take a fresh ii: ^rii'/vr.ib is brui : look at a parking deck in the town center '• " •' K ,,n ,.13 f:;i;-! Mayor Boothe's willingness to take a fresh erty owners which would help remedy inef- look at the parking situation downtown is a ficiencies. Another master plan panel advocated welcome step forward and arrives at an op- study of the benefit versus cost of a public park- portune time. Parking has been a critical ing structure between Elm and Prospect streets. topic for years and can now be considered The 61-page RAMP report is still in hand. The afresh in the context of revitalization plan- Town Council in 1989 went so far as to approve ning by the new Downtown Committee. And a "Plain Jane" single decker. The,Westfield construction prices are at bargain rates. The Downtown Committee will certainly be focusing mayor doesn't want to spend town monies on on parking pressures that congest the town cen- a white elephant but he says that if there is a ter. The government reconfigured surface park- prudent case to be made for building a deck, ing just over a year ago but complaints have now is the time to do it. We haven't heard shown this to be a Band-Aid solution. that kind of assertive and progressive talk The Westfield Downtown Committee is cer- tainly aware of the parking pressures from shop- since the RAMP consultants flagged conges- pers, inbound and outbound commuters. In ad- tion problems in the mid-1980's. dition to citizens, merchants and landlords it The mayor is convinced that some day includes elected officials, which should be a plus Westfield will have a parking deck. The traf- for cooperation. The town still struggles to adapt fic, parking and transportation committee is parking to the horse and buggy street layouts. A primed to take a new look, but a lot of its deck could pay for itself. If the Municipal Build- homework is in hand. A master plan com- ing renovations are any guide, with savings of 30 mittee laid out a positive suggestion including percent on bid prices, a deck comes in relatively zoning changes to encourage development of cheap. Altogether, this looks like a good time to joint parking designs between adjacent prop- confront the long standing parking nemesis. Letters Westfield's official animal should be the squirrel Elm Street To The Record: selves up in borrowing at unfavor- Councilman hopes citizens The squirrel as Westfield's of- able rates. building ficial animal (Your January 30 edi- My compliments on the article in torial)? I never thought about it, your Jan. 23 issue by Don Pizzi. He monitor schools, council but it has merit. We have a lot of wrote an excellent summary of the them in our yards and trees and lengthy detailed explanation by our is fully To The Record: . issue-oriented campaign and offer election is being sought. In the like Westfield residents, squirrels town administrator to the Town On Jan. 25, I held my first their positions on specific issues final analysis, good government is are always busy, always on the go. Council of how legislation now on monthly meeting and I was very will not be elected. Those who use more determined by the voters and As you point out, they are also the books forces Westfield to spend utilized pleased that several people took negative campaign practices will be their willingness to monitor and careftil and frugal. They plan down its entire reserves, around To The Record: the time to come and express their( marked by the community as un- question their elected officials than ahead for harsher times. They save $20 million. It is required reading In last week's edition of your point of view on various issues in desirable. A good campaign will re- any other aspect. and remember where their assets for anyone who wants to un- newspaper, a letter to the editor our community. The primary focus volve around the important issues In conclusion, it appears that are. They survive and multiply. derstand what this is all about. included some misinformation of their concerns revolved around and what can be done to correct there is a fair amount of dis- Like care by many Town Council The Town Council is acutely about the use of the Elm Street various school issues with several what is determined to be wrong, satisfaction in the current proce- members of all political persua- aware- of the need to monitor and School property. focus points. They included: not an individual's character. dures and methods used within The Elm Street building hqus^ 1. The ' desire for Roosevelt 1 only hope enough people are our community. Some individuals sions and parties over many years control expenses, and to keep the 1 put this town on a solid financial tax bill as low as possible. We will es 75 employees'whe^seri/e aft School to remain open. I' Infortrted willing to, paJKicipate in the process expressed an interest in developing bases. We budget conservatively, do this, but we are not going to let of the students and staff in the each individual, tfnd ndw the entire so that, Jiitfcpas .are given a true a citizens' organization thai will and when things come out better, the town go to rack and ruin ei- schools and the community. communityythat't full intended to choice. I also feel it is important monitor, question, and lobby elect- usually the case, we can improve ther, Concerned squirrels in town The Elm Street building and keep my ttimpalgii"promises and that people with a business back- ed officials on behalf of the com- ground and a demonstrated will- the situation and keep taxes rea- are invited to our budget and other garage houses the maintenance will follow>YhrodgH'in publicly op- munity. I feel this would be a great department, the computer cen- posing the/akaingAf'this school. ingness to speak out and take ac- sonably level, predictable and con- meetings. start toward insuring the best pos- ter, the audiovisual department, 2. Great: oaftconiiiover the high tion on the very important issues sible government and representa- sistent. When we want to do major GARLAND "BUD" BOOTHE the special services department, school budgefelcbagnto.agree with be given much more consideration projects, we do not have to tie our- Mayor, Town of Westfield tion. Such an organization must the business office, the person- these people and many others in than those who do not have these have a broad base of participants nel office, the curriculum office, our rammunity that thp school qualifications. and widespread community sup- the elementary education office, budget has been growing at two to I firmly believe that Westfield the line arts office, the basic port for success. I would be willing Letter writer should four times /t*sf fHfaFB'gtfation can provide the best possible ed- to do whatever is necessary to help skills office and the superinten- rate and that some ftJrm orcontrol ucation for our children while not dent's office. such an organization come to frui- must be estabU£Jledf£(naaJiam a forcing citizens to move from our tion. apologize for accusations All four floors (42,000 square Town Courtcil'sHBbaAf o?HftiCation community by excessively taxing To The Record: unaware of any restriction on the feet of office and work space) liaison, I will be ck*elyi watching them. We must remember the state This alone will not be enough to I refer to the letter of Margarete simultaneous holding of a seat on a are used. The maintenance ga- the budget process ajppgjwtth the of our economy and the true num- insure good government. People must be willing to make the time Kres printed in your Jan. 30 edi- county political committee and a rage and lot also serve as a re- Roosevelt issue i and, wuTqiter my ber of people who are unemployed tion which warrants a brief reply. seat on a local board of education. pair center and parking area for opinions and concerns las tfiey de- or are marginally surviving. to monitor community issues and According to my records, Ben I submit that an apology by Ms. the district's trucks and buses. velop. -• " ^ "•'!'• ' 3. Concern that other council- then vote at each and every elec- Rulf resigned from the Westfield Kres to Mr. Rulf for the falsely- The Board of Education has I encourage all WcstfieM" EDITORIAL CIRCULATION Stuart Awbray BernadJette Sushi-Harding Cheryl Fen»ka Hob Forth Editor Managing Editor Chnf Copy Editor Karen Watah Richard Martmrt Alternate Oeiivery Manager Fulfillment Manager Newt: Cheryl Moulton Hnhl Sports: Goorgo Pacdollu Single Copy T*lamai*e«no Mgr. 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Kubick Opticians, Bruin- 'Tasteless attack' entine's Day celebration with flow- trier's Chocolates, Brunner Opti- ers and a drawing for dinner for cians, Camera One, Central Jersey two at Ferraro's Restaurant, 8-14 Bank and Trust Company, Classic Elm Si, on Feb. 26. It will include Studio, Consignment Galleries of is lacking in logic limousine transportation courtesy Westfield, Cosimo's Pizza, Epstein's To The Record: interests. Ms. Kres' calling me a of Gemini Limousine Ltd., a box of Bootery, Ferraro's Restaurant, Fifty This is in response to a letter by liar is libelous and has no basis in chocolates courtesy of Brummer's Five Elm, First nationwide Bank, Ms. Kres that was published in this fact, but it fits well with her gen- Chocolates, a bottle of champagne The Flower Basket, Health Nutri- paper, accusing me of various eral style. 4, Ms. Kres seems to courtesy of Brunner Opticians, tion Center, Hudson City Savings crimes and misdemeanors, hold the amazing view that my photographs courtesy of Classic Bank, La Petite, The Leader Store, While unable to follow most of "Democratic ideology" disqualifies Studio, and a corsage courtesy of Michael Kbhn Jewelers, Milady's, her arguments, I wanted to point me from serving on the Board of The Flower Basket Pickwick Village, Randal's Shoes, out a few facts: 1. I am not, and Education. I have never discussed Summit Trust Company, Town ParjjgJMttag retailers will give Book Store, Video Video, The never was, a spokesperson for my "ideology" with anybody in away tea emiations to their cus- Westfleld's Board of Education. public (unless Ms. Kres considers Westfield Leader, Woodiield's, and tomers on Thursday, Feb. 13 in ap- F.W. Woobvorth. The winner will Anything I said or wrote represents my advocacy of improved math preciation for their patronage. my own views only. 2. Ms. Kres and science education to be "ideol- be randomly picked from among From Feb. 6 through 13 shoppers all the entries on Valentine's Day. seems to believe that a member of ogy"). However, even if I were a are invited to enter • drawing by the Board of Education should not "Democratic Ideologue," it would filling out entry blanks at Intown William Moore and Susan Auer be a member of the Town Commit- not disqualify me. This is one ofmember stores. Entry blanks will are co-chairing this promotion, tee of a political party at the same the foundations of our American be available from Adler"s, A to Z sponsored] by the Intown group. time. In fact, there is no conflict political system which Ms. Kres between these two functions. The professes to cherish! laws that govern these matters are In summary: Ms. Kres' tasteless clear and adequate and need not personal attack on me has nothing be augmented by Ms. Kres. 3. I to do with facts or logic. I made stated in public that I resigned my myself vulnerable by speaking out membership in the Democratic against the haters and spoilers in Town Committee prior to seeking our midst. I consider this to be JOHN FEIfTHE RECORD re-election to the Board of Educa- consistent with being a member of tion. That statement was true and Washington School P.T.A. chorus line features parents in the Board of Education, but some high stepping dress rehearsal rendition of 'Fight, Fight, will be corroborated by others. The people consider this unforgivable. simple reason for my resignation BENJAMIN RULF Fight for Old Davinci High.' The show goes on Friday at 8 was lack of time, not conflict of 10 Evergreen Court p.m. and Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m. at Roosevelt School. Girls' Football Team Toastmasters International announces new officers thanks Det. Ron Allen Toastmasters International, an tional activities at our meetings. To The Record: football. We would like to thank organization devoted to help men But the intent of our organization We would like to express our him for giving us such a wonderful and women learn the arts of speak- remains the same: to provide a opportunity that most people ing, listening and thinking, has an- mutually supportive and positive thanks to Detective Ron Allen. For George and Ellen Brummtr will donate a box of homemade the past four months Detective wouldn't have the time for. nounced their new officers for the learning environment," she said. chocolates to the Valentine's Day drawing sponsored by year. Jeanne Toth, a Scotch Plains Miss Toth's executive board in- Ron Allen organized, coached and The girls who participated are local retailers. directed the Westfield PAL. Girls' Megan Clarke, Megan Renart, Col- resident and systems analyst with cludes Peter Syak of Fanwood, ed- Football. He took a group of girls leen Maloney, Danielle Shaw, AT&T, Somerset, has been elected ucational vice president; Meg Ack- who had pretty much no idea of Megan Karpa, Melissa Karpa, Sage president. erman, administrative vice presi- how to play football and taught Stcfiuk, Amy Coccaro, Suzanne Westfield Chamber seeks "My objective is to hold a few dent; Valerie Galbo, public rela- them the rules, plays, and tcch- Vinegra, Jenifer Green, Shannon innovative meetings in the coming tions vice president; Tom Kaerch- niqucs of how to play the game. Wagner, Megan Sheehy, Kate year, sessions that will stimulate er, membership vice president; Jo- Tracy, Talia Frankel and Amy Wil- nominations for awards our members to strive for even seph Henry, treasurer; and Ari- r The girls practiced Monday and liams. The Westfield Area Chamber of of the year, for retail business acu- greater achievements," said Toth. menta Johnson, sergeant-at-arms. h Friday from 3:30-4:30 p.m. at Commerce seeks nominations for men; Business Person of the Year, "My predecessor. Bill Hctfield, Toastmasters of Westfield meet L Gumpert Park. Each girl was given Hopefully, this will be a fun held this office for two years and at 8 p.m. In Fanwood, on the first i a T-shirt, jersey and a hooded sport for others for years to come. recipients of 1992 Faith in West- for non-retail business acumen; field awards from the public-at- built an organization with a solid and fourth Thursday and the sweat-shirt with "Girls' Football" On behalf of the Girls' Football Employee of the Year, for excel- foundation and a dynamic mem- Scotch Plains Library on the third j printed on it. Detective Allen gen- Team, thank you Detective Allen. large. Awards Selection Committee lence in any type of business; bership. Now we have the op-Thursday. Call Vince Algcri at 889- . erously took the time on his day MEGAN CLARKE Chairman Russell Evans requests Community Service, for individual, portunity to try some less conven- 408C. off to coach 15 girls who didn't MEGAN RENART that nominations be mailed to him group, or organization com- , even know the right way to hold a Westfield at Print Tech, 381 South Avenue mitment East, Westfield, NJ. 07060 by Fri- Each nomination (typed or print- Jaycees to raffle off 1992 Mercedes day, Feb. 28. .., ,.,. , ,, ed legibly) must contain the award The Westfield Jaycees will raffle clude a color television, VCR CD South Florida is like , Faith in Wtafeld i«wards recog- category, name of nominee, busi- a 1992 Mercedes 190E at their up- player, his and her watches, and nize those ,^vho have made out- ness address and phone, reason for coming raffle on Friday, March 13. cellular phone: Each tieket entitles standing contribution* to the posi- nomination, and be signed by the The raffle is limited to 350 tickets the bearer and guest to attend a tive image ofi,4hewWestfield com- nominator. Recipients will be cho- and will benefit the Westfield Jay- gala evening of dancing, entertain- a 'sleep away camp' munity. Peofde^amlnvited to send sen by the Awards Selection Com- ment, hors d'oeuvres and cham- in a nomination )Aar any or all of cees Foundation Scholarship Fund. pagne. Tickets cost $150 and are your thighs are jiggly or your hips mittee. Honors will be announced It is a reverse raffle with the owner By MIUJCENT K. BRODY the following categories: Merchant in this newspaper. available at Woodfield's, 654-0111. swivel. Everyone wears shorts. •'••• /••u-r , bni •)!• of the last ticket drawn winning Call Robert Algarin at 232-2225 or In south Florida, where the state Sizes are remarkable. It's "one size the Mercedes. Ten other prizes in- Ken Ciarroeca at 654-0566. bird is Early, and people are fits all." If you can't pull them up, , ; •..,!) I.'.,; -•' .Ti • known to flash left hand signals not to worry. There are department Planetarium to offer new show on Milky Way while turning right, life is much stores, specialty shops and flea Assemblyman Bagger's office like sleep away camp. markets on every corner. Each The Trailsidc Planetarium show is "The Milky Way by Telescope." It Unaware the rest of the country chock full of wonderful clothing open to constitutuents Feb. 15 shows the location and appearance of significant deep sky objects scat- is dragging itself through an eco- market "XS," for extra small- tered throughout the galaxy such as ring nebulas, supernova remnants, nomic recession, these upscale re- meaning much larger than petite, •t The negative office of As- from 6-9 p.m. He is offering ex- and globular and open star clusters. Shows are at 2 and 3:30 p.m. tirees spend the day playing. Or- semblyman Richard H. Bagger at Sundays through February. ganized activities include tennis, "XX," meaning larger than large, tended office hours to better serve and "XXX," or "This suits me fine, 203 Elm St. in Westfield, will be golf, shopping, decorating, eating the residents of the district including and complaining. At the pool, dur- why should I diet?" open to residents of the 22nd Leg- those from Cranford, Fanwood, Gar- ing leisure lounging hour, conver- islative District on Saturday, Feb. 15 sations revolve around plans for from 9 am,-3 p.m. In addition, the wood, Scotch Plains and Westfield. re dinner. Will it be dinner at dusk, or dine before six? Translated, "the oilce ii open Thursday evenings For more information, call 232-3673. early bird" special: more food to Musings pack your belly at a ridiculous price, consumed somewhere be- tween four thirty and five o'clock. by Millicent From dinner the crowd ambles Congratulations to the 21 to the senior citizen feature at the , ,f>.f- < Adv«tla» winners who were chosen dollar movie. Afterwards a cup of fashionably flavored yogurt pur- 4i* th« to receive a FREE pizza chased with a two for the price of Bathing suits are another genre. from the Forbes one coupon, Then home to "hear Designed to mold someone else's Newspapers Pizza Week from the children." body, they're usually accessorized contest. Shown above is Major concerns: where to pur- by flashy cover-ups. 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ANNA CHRISTAKOS, C.P.A. -Westfield Record- A-8 » TheWartfi^ Record _.... 1 February 6,1992 Community life \ Artist carves out her new niche MIAN FLOftCZAK THE RECORD II took eye surgery for people to see how talented a sculptress Gladys Reimen realty was. Undergoing an eye operation over two decades ago, Ms. Reimers saw her career as a silversmith come to an end. But while the surgery dosed one door for the Westfleld resident, it opened a new one. Told she would be unable to continue as a silversmith when the operation was completed, Ms. Reimers instead turned her attention to her hobby of sculpting. Twenty-three years and a number of awards later, Ms. Reimers has no regrets over the choice she made, nor do the art lovers who have come to appreciate her work. Havingformerly receive d grants from the Union County Cultural Heritage Commission and the New Jersey Council on the Arts, Ms. Reimers has become well-known for her sculptures. Her latest exhibit is at the Jacob Trapp Gallery at the Unitarian Community House in Summit. The exhibit, which features sculptures of animals in danger of extinction, runs through Feb. 16. "The show in Summit has some animals and quite a few ab- stracts," Ms. Reimers explained. "I have one (abstract) there called 'Operation Desert Storm,1 and another which is made of coral and rope and driftwood. Not all are stone or wood, some are mixed. "About tve or six years ago when we were in Florida I realized how things had changed. I saw dead pelicans on the beach and also some other dead sea birds, mainly because of oil or DDT ingestion. The places in Florida where you used to see lots of armadillos, you dkJnt see them any more." A Westfleld resident for 30 years, Ms. Reimers said she was always interested in both sculpting and animals. Now she has the op- portunity to bring both to life through her work. "Since my eye operations I concentrated on sculpting," she said. "I could have gone back to being a silversmith, but I loved sculpting so much I never went back to it. Sculpting has become part of my life. "IVe always been very interested in animals and particularly in animals that won't be around much longer. Right now I'm very interested in seals and whales." Ms. Reimers explained that she sometimes finds a stone and subsequently decides what she will turn it into. Other times, she will come across an animal she wants to sculpt and then looks for the stone. "It works both ways, sometimes I find the stone and it suggests something, other times I have an idea and then I look for the stone," Ms. Reimers said. "Sometimes it takes years to find the right stone, "As far as my endangered animals are concerned, I'm working with seals and whales and also with dolphins. Usually when I do my animals I come up with an idea and I try to find a stone or piece of wood that will fit it." When not working on her own sculptures. Ms. Reimers teaches at the Somerset Art Association in Far Hills and at a number of schools in the Chatham and Madison area. In addition, she also has classes rtherWestfieWhbnrie.: ' , .., ,. Passing on her passion for sculpting is one of the main goals of Ms. Reimers. "I like the feel of working with the materials and I do all of my work by hand," she said. "I do all of my carving and polishing by hand and I love seeing what colors come out of the stone. "I've done all types of works. Abstracts and figures and I've done some heads. Right now I'm concentrating on a series of plant forms JOHN EtlAttO and sea pods, sort of a regeneration and the new life process." This pelican Is the latest addition to sculptress Gladys Relmers' collection of animals In danger of extlncttothnti men) -.•<- For those wishing information on any of Ms. Reimers' classes, call 2324075. .' \.,~'n yd tj--j\v-]i.;-i i '•-,»! •-. ir piece will be created by Lisa Feick. Benefit dinner set by Jr. Woman's Club The Junior Woman's Club of Westfield has its 15th Annual Grand Spaulding for Children plans its next meetin Vacation-Dinner Auction Friday, March 6 at L'Affairc Restaurant at Rt. Club news The Volunteer Auxiliary of Spaulding for Children w&l hoW, its || 22 East, Mountainside. ly meeting on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Spaulding office, 36 Prospect The event will benefit the Westfield Volunteer Rescue Squad. The St., Westfield. auction includes dinners at fine New York and suburban restaurants, The volunteers welcome new members to help pl|nj"Thank God It's specially items including fitness club memberships, jewelry, landscape Friday" Big Band Concert and Dance in April. Volunteer* are needed to design, home decorating packages and local theater tickets. Vacations Emile DeVito plans to give talks assist the agency in finding homes for special needs children. Infor- will also be auctioned for Aruba, Bahamas, Mexico, Puerto Rico, France, Emile DeVito will be the guest speaker at the Tuesday meeting of the mation: 233-2282. Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Virginia, California. Garden Club of Westfield at the Women's Club. Dr. DeVito will discuss The preview will be at 7 p.m. and the auction is at 8, Tickets are $5. tropical rain forest ecology and the preservation of New Jersey's neotro- Woman's Club scholarships available Information: 889-0981. pical migrant birds. The Woman's Club of Westfield is announcing that the applications for The hostess chairwoman for the meeting will be Mrs. William D. Peek its annual scholarships and grants are now available at the Westfield V who will be assisted by Mrs. Wilson B. Archer, Mrs. George W. Gross, High School Guidance Office. Applications are available to all graduating Scholarship winners celebrate holidays ; Mrs. Robert L. Muirhead and Mrs. Kevin F. Redden. Westfield High School seniors who reside in Westfield. The Scholarship Freshman scholarship winners attended the Christinas Recess Recep- Dr. DeVito will also discuss tropical rain forests at the Tuesday Committee is seeking students who show evidence of financial need and tion of the College Men's Club of Wcstfield at the home of club president: meeting of the Echo Lake Naturalists Club. That meeting begins at 8 who have been accepted by an accredited college. Mclvyn Coren. p.m. at the Presbyterian Church, Westfield. The "ftinds for these scholarships and grants are realized from the For over 60 years, scholarships have been awarded annually to gradu-' Dr. DeVito, a member of the New Jersey Conservation Foundation, proceeds of the club's annual scholarship luncheon, donations and other ating high school seniors. Scholarship recipients from the past year received his BA in Zoology from Rutgers University and his Phd in club benefits. Since 1949, the club has awarded 67 four-year scholarships attending the reception were Damian Santomauro, Duke University; ecology from the University of Wisconsin. In 1985 he was the principal and D8 freshman grants. All applications should be returned to the Christian Sepe, University of Notre Dame; Richard Fclu Jr., Villanova Organizer and coordinator for the Tropical Rain Forest Conservation Guidance office by March 24. Information is held in strict confidence. University; Paul Cavalchire, Bucknell University; Brian Carovillano, Symposium at the University of Wisconsin which raised money for the Costa Rican National Park Foundation to help protect and purchase a Colby College; Nicholas Rosolanko, William Patterson College; David 19,000 acre tropical rain forest there. Musical Club meets Wednesday Wheeler, American University; and Gregory Schneider, Mansfield Uni-, versity. Kent Burke was practicing with the Stanford University football Dr. DeVito has authored a number of papers dealing with the ecologic- The Musical Club of Westfield will meet at the home of Mrs. Donald al aspects of the New Jersey Pine Darrens. Belcher, 550 Prospect St., on Wednesday at 1 p.m. Mrs. Henry Bartolf, team preparing for the Aloha Bowl and was unable to attend. Flowers will be placed in the Wcstfield Library for the month of pianist, will play J.S. Bach's Prelude and Fugue in F minor, from the For information about qualifications and applications call the Westfield ' February by Mrs. Philip Brown, Mrs. George Darsie, Mrs. Thomas Jack- Well Tempered Clavier, volume II; Mendelssohn's Two Songs of the High School Guidance Office, or 654-8044. For information about club son and Mrs. Patrick Walsh, members of the Garden Club of Westfield. Venetian Gondola: in G minor and F sharp minor, from the collection of membership call 232-7602. Club members will assist in making flower arrangements at the Lyons Songs Without Words and Claude Debussy, La Fille Aux Clieveux de Lin V.A. Hospital on Feb. 28. from the first book of Preludes. Library board plans public meeting schedule Mrs. Duncan MacNichol, mezzo soprano, accompanied by Charles Banks at the piano will sing Dvorak's Biblical Songs I through V, Opus The Westfield Memorial Library Board of Trustees of the Town of Patricia Thorpe speaks on gardens 99, volume I. Westfield will hold public meetings on the following dates in the meeting Patricia Thorpe will present a program on America's Cottage Gardens, Pianists Mrs. Charles Andrews and Mrs. David McFoll will play four room of the library at 8 p.m.: Feb. 27, March 2G, April 23, May 28, June title of her latest book, for the Rake and Hoc Garden Club of Westfield hands at the piano. Gliere's Etude, Opus 48, number 5 and Sciwrzo Opus 25, Sept. 24, Oct. 22, Nov. 19 and Dee. 17. on Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at the Wcstfield Y. 48, number 11; Dvorak's Slavonic Dance Number 10, Opus 72,1>ook I and America's Cottage Gardens is the third book Mrs. Thorpe, has written Dvorak's Slavonic Dance Number 2, Opus 40, book I. Harrison Watson Jr. heads library board In 1988 The American Weekend Garden was olTered by the Book of the Program chairwoman for the day will be Mrs. Duncan MacNichol. Harrison Watson Jr. has been re-elected president of the board of Month Club and in 1985 her first book, Everlastings: The Complete HookHospitality chairwomen are Mrs. Joseph McGroarty who will be assisted trustees of the Westfield Memorial Library. Arnold Resnik will serve us of Dried Flowers was published. She is a frequent contributor to House by Mrs. Winthrope Smith, Mrs. John Swink and Mrs. C. Russell Todd. and Garden magazine in which her own garden was featured in August vice president, Susan Sherman as treasure]- anil Anne Wischuson as 1985. She nlso writes for The New York Times. secretary. In addition to writing, Mrs. Thorpe is the regular substitute host on Japanese Women's Club shows tea ceremony Their election took place at the board's annual meeting, when the the ABC Radio Network's Garden Hotline with Ralph Snodsmith. She The tea ceremony will be demonstrated today by members of the library's annual report wus presented. has recently appeared on CBS This Morning and on Two at Noon on Japanese Women's Club, at a 10 a.m. meeting of the International Club Library Director Barbara Thiele reported that in liWl the library circu- KTVU in Oakland. She lectures at the Horticultural Society of New York of Wcstfield. lated 317,417 items, answered 10,207 nTerenee <|iiesiion;;, provided U.fiOB nnd speaks at garden clubs and educational centers. Her topics include paperbacks for commuters at the train station, held 2-W children's pro- "Plants and Gardens of South America," "Planning Your Garden for grams that were attended by 5,033 children while. !WI children paitiei- Everlasting Arrangements," "Seasonal Interest," "Italian Gardens for Geneological Society will meet Thursday patcd in the Summer Reading Club. Volunteer.-, worked -Itj-l hours, Urban Spaces," "Bring Spring Indoors," and "How Much Can You Do on The next meeting of the Genealogical Society of the West Fields will shelving, processing books and iiling, while 1,41! 1 books were rei|ui-slc-d a Weekend." be held Thursday, Feb. 13 at 1 p.m. in the Wcstfield Memorial Library, through inter-library loun from libraries all over the country. Prior to her writing career, Patricia Thorpe was the proprietor of her 550 East Broad St. Members will discuss their triumphs ond frustrations With money donated by the Friends of tin; Library, llie library pur- own custom floral business, Foxgloves. From 1977 to 11)84, Foxgloves in genealogical research. The discussion, chaired by Joan Smith, n mem- chased a science encyclopedia for the children's rHercnce department, *vas best known for spectacular floral arrangement'; produced for private: ber of the society, will be preceded by a short business meeting and microfiche for three magazines, a magnifying lens for the microfiche paities or for business clients. followed by refreshments. Information: 276-5175. reuder/printer, nnd expanded and updated the reference collection and Rake nnd Hoe members may bring guests. Hostesses for this meeting adult non-fiction. ore Charlotte Larmee, Annamarie Kosslor and Anna Lannm. The center- February 6,1992 A-9 Milestones ters announce engagements Nancy Fichter, Brian Florczak are engaged Allan Markus Carole and James Scazzaro of Wayne announce the engage- Barbara Catanzaro of West- ment of their daughter, Nancy field announces the engage- Fichter, to Brian Florczak of ment of her daughter, Dr. Bridgewater, son of Walter Flo- Oorma Catanzaro, daughter of rczak and the late Florence Flo- the late George Catanzaro, to rczak. Dr. Allan Markus, son of Renee The future bride graduated Markus of Wayne and the late from DePaul High School, Stanley Markus, Wayne, and Ohio University, The future bride is a 1982 Athens, with a bachelor's de- graduate of Westfield High School. She received her B.S. gree in fine arts. She is em- in biology from FairUeld Univer- ployed by the O.C. Tanner Co., sity, FairfleW, Conn., and her Scotch Plains. M.D. from UMONJ, Newark, in Her fiance graduated from 1990. Dr. Catanzaro is currently Bridgewater-Raritan High doing her residency In internal School West and Old Dominion medicine at Baystate Medical University, Norfolk, Va. with a Center in Springfield, Mass. bachelor's degree in com- Her fiance graduated from munications. He is a reporter at Wayne Hills High School in the Cravford Chronicle, a 1982. He received his B.S. ih Forbes newspaper. biopsychotogy from Union Col- No wedding date has been lege In Schenectady, N.Y. Dr. set. Markus received his M.D. from PAMELA and ROBERT DRENNAN UMDNJ, Newark in 1990. He is currently doing his residency in neurology at Strong Memorial Hospital In Rochester, N.Y. Pamela Dick, Robert Drennan The couple will be married in - Susan Kaplan, August 1993. wed at St. Helen's Church DONNA CATANZARO and ALLAN MARKUS Roy Konray wed Pamela Leone Dick of Westfield niece, served as flower girl, wear- Susan Jo Kaplan of Westfield and Robert William Drennen of ing a raspberry and white chintz was married to Roy Konray of Ardmore, Pa., were married Aug. dress and carrying a basket filled Westfield. The Honorable Her- 10, 1991 in a morning ceremony at with rose petals. Tracy Catanzaro bert Charles Kaplan, brother of St, Helen's Church. The Rev. Wil- Daniel Drennen of Ardmore was the bride, performed a sunrise liam Morris officiated and a recep- best man for his brother. Ushers will marry ceremony at home. tion followed at Basking Ridge were Timothy Drennen of Trappe, Mrs. Konray, a mortgage Country Club. Pa., and William Drennen of Glen- banker, is the president of In- The bride is the daughter of side, Pa., brothers of the groom; Charles Mazza vestors Cooperative Mortgage Frank Dicari of Westfield, the Deanna Tansey of Westfield and Barbara Catanzaro of West- Company of Carteret. As a mem- Prank Dick III of Silver Spring, bride's brother; Bill Hylen of West ber of the United States Judo Chester, Pa., and Michael Brown fietd announces the engage- Team, she won a gold medal in Md. The bridegroom is the son of ment of her daughter, Tracy Ca- Mr. and Mrs. William Drennen of of Baltimore. Mathcw Jamison, the Maccabcan Games in Israel. the groom's nephew, was ring tanzaro, daughter of the late' She teaches judo with the Unit- Ardmore. bearer. George Catanzaro, to Charles L The bride, who was escorted by ed States Olympic Coach at the A rehearsal dinner was hosted Mazza, son of Charles A. Mazza Judo Center in Cranford. She at- her father, wore an off-the- by the bridegroom's parents at of WesWeW. i tended Rutgers University and shoulder silk chantung gown with Wyckoffs. The future bride is a 1985 graduated from Kean College. a lace bodice and chapel-length The bride is a 1985 graduate of graduate of WanNp\| Her ftrthCT'if a senior partner in train. The veil was sprinkled with Westfield High School and 1989 School. A denWhygu the Carteret *law firm of Kaplan, pearls. She carried a bouquet of graduate of Loyola College in Bal- received her AXfi. Feingold and Kaplan. white and pink roses, fressia and timore. She received a master's dental Mr. Konray graduated from baby's breath. degree in speech language pathol- County CoMkjaiBqflh Rains Villanova University and re- Debra Sampson served as ma- ogy at Loyola College and is em- ceived a J.D. from Seton Hall tron of honor for her sister and ployed at Elwyn Development University. He is a certified civil Bonnie Rapp of Westfield was Center in Media, Pa., where she Westfield HifllBKni 1983. trial attorney and senior partner maid of honor. Bridesmaids were works with preschool children He received W^AJA. degree in in the Westfield law firm of Kon- Michele Ugenti of Mt. Kisco, N.Y., with developmental delays. business from UnidffHtbunty ray and Tonelli, P.C. Jennifer Monninger of Westfield, The bridegroom graduated from College in Cranford in 1991. He Colleen Mullan of Bryn Mawr, Pa., St. Pius X High School in 1985 is employed by RockBank in and Christa Esbeck of St. Louis, and Loyola College in 1989. He is Westfield. all formerly of Westfield. employed at Hilger Flick and Co., The couple will be married in The attendants wore off-the- an accounting firm in Philadel- October 1993. TRACY CATANZARO and CHARLES MAZZA shoulder raspberry tea-length phia. dresses and carried bouquets of lil- The couple resides in Wayne, To get weddings, ies and pink roses. Pa., following a wedding trip to the Dineen Sampson, the bride's Virgin Islands. Jill Ann McSliea exchanges vows engagements, births in print... with Brooks Hamilton Betz The Record wants to share important milestones in your life Jill Ann McShea, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Kenneth McShea, mother of bachelor of arts degree in business with friends and neighbors. and Mrs. Kenneth McShea of the bride. A rehearsal dinner was administration from Bryant Col- Here's how to get your infor- Springfield, was married Sept 7, hosted by parents of the groom. lege, Smithfield, R.I. Ho is ex- mation into the paper. 1991, to Brooks Hamilton Betz, son The bride is a 1982 graduate of ecutive director of Force Four Ma- Weddings and engage- of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Betz of Dayton Regional High School and rine Corporation of Cranford, a ma- ments: Forms may be picked Scotch Plains. holds an Associate of Arts degree rine marketing company which op- up at the Record office at 231 erates Cranford Boat and Canoe Elmer St. in Westfield or mailed The afternoon ceremony was from Union County College. She is Company. to you if you call us at 233-9696. conducted by the Reverend James a flight attendant with U.S. Air. Following a wedding trip to the Fill out the form completely and Szeyller at The Presbyterian Her husband is a 1980 graduate of South Pacific and Antarctica, the clearly and return it promptly. Church of Westfield. You may write your own an- Westfield High School and holds a couple resides in Westfield. nouncement and submit it to us. The bride wore a Jessica Mc- Wedding and engagement pic- CUntock off-the-shouldcr pure tures can be in color or in black white satin gown with lace, sequins and white. and pearls. Her headpiece was a Births: Birth announcements wide-briinmed satin chapeau should be sent to the Record in which matched her gown. She was writing and should include the given in marriage by her father baby's name, weight, length, and carried a bouquet of assorted place of birth, names of parents, colored flowers. brothers and sisters, maternal grandparents and paternal Matron of honor was the bride's grandparents and also great- sister, Mrs. Daniel Von Bargen of grandparents. Springfield. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Anniversaries: We publish Donald Rodriguez of Chicago, 111.; information on wedding an- the groom's sister, Mrs. Edward niversaries of 25. 30, 40, 45, and Kirchner of Plain field; and Miss 50 or more years. You may in- Thco Gude of Garwood. The at- dude a photo. tendants wore matching deep pur- All announcements should in- ple dresses by Fink. clude a name and phone num- ber for verification. Brian C. Betz of Selinsgrove, Pa. All photos can be returned served as best man. Ushers were after they appear in the paper. Greg J.D. Grim of Hazlet; David CHRISTOPHER FREER and MEG deOLIVA Either pick them up at the office, Shahbazian of Kingston, N.Y.; or include a self-addressed, Mario Fournier of Barcelona, stamped envelope with the an- Spain; and Jeff McShea of Alexan- nouncmenl and the photo can Meg deOliva, Chris Freer dria, Va. be mailed to you. All inquiries should be ad- Ring bearers were Christopher dressed to the Record, P.O. Box announce wedding plans Von Bargen and Brian McShea, 2790, Westfield. NJ 07091. An- Patricia Cnllnhnn of Westfictd WcstfScld High School in 1087 and nephews of the bride. The flower nouncements may be delivered girl was Kntclyn Von Bargen, niece to the office directly or through and Peter deOliva of Springfield is an account executive for Dunhill of the bride. announce the engagement of their Corporation, Cherry Hill. the slol in the front door at 231 daughter, Margnrct deOliva of Her fiance graduated Westfield Elmer St. All requosts should be High School in 1087 and the Uni- An outdoor reception following in the office by 5 p.m. Friday. Wcstmont, to Christopher Freer of versity of Delaware, 1091. He is at- the ceremony at the home of the Thero is no charge for any of Wcslmont, son of Dr. Frank and tending the University of Medicine groom's parents was attended by MR. and MRS. BROOKS HAMILTON BETZ these announcements. Hlta Freer of Westficld. 300 guests. A bridal shower was and Dentistry of New Jersey. given by the bridal attendants and Ms. clcOlivu RiiiduatL'd from 'Hie wedding is June 19, 1903. -Westtield Record- A-10 Community February 6,1992 •««• oimobnou HCTIVI. i Obituaries Religion :' '0 v,;.'!iv,;|- ••;!} Methodist service planned for 10:45 a.m. Beatrice Steengrafe The First United Methodist Church will have morning worship at 10:45 am. with child care. This Sunday. Boy Scout Sunday, the Rev. David Retired teacher, active in civic groups Harwood, senior minister of the church, will preach. His sermon is titled, Beatrice Steengrafe, who was ac- the New Jersey Association for "The Catch of God." tive with numerous teaching and Early Childhood, where she organ- civic groups in Westfield, died Jan. ized science workshops for nursery Presbyterian Church to hold Baptism 31, 1992, at Overlook Hospital, school teachers. Summit She was a former decent for the The sacrament of Baptism wil be administered at the 10:30 am. service Mrs. Steengrafe had been a nurs- Miller-Cory House Museum in Sunday at the Presbyterian Church. ery school teacher for the Presby- Westfield and was a member and A group of senior high students and their advisers will be commissioned terian Nursery School in Westfield business manager of the Westfield Community Players. Mrs, Steen- at that service, prior to spending a week in Mexico building two new homes for 21 years before her retirement for families in need. in 1986. grafe also taught in the Christian education department of the Pres- Dr. WHIiam Ross Forbes wHI preach at the 8 and 10:30 am. services. Mrs, Steengrafe earlier had byterian Church. worked in the art department of The Chancel Choir will provide music at the 10:30 service. Christian Born in Audubon, she lived in education classes for an ages starts at 9:15 am. Senior high choir and the Westinghouse Electric Corpo- Cranford and Summit before mov- ration in Newark for 10 years. ing to Westfield 35 years ago. junior high fellowship will meet at 6 p.m. and senloor high fellowship at 7:30 In 1985, she was awarded the Surviving are her husband, Wey- p.m. Paul Harris Fellow by the West- man; two daughters, Gail Berg- field Rotary Club. mann-Fritz and Wendy Sue Scrib- Two-day healing symposium planned Mrs. Steengrafe attended Kean ner, and three grandchildren. College and Union County College Memorial services were held Feb. The Interweave Center for Wholisttc Living at Calvary Church Parish Hall, in Cranford. She was a member of 1 in the Chapel of the Presbyterian Woodland and DeForest avenues, Summit, will present a two-day healing the National Association for theChurch, Westfield. symposium on Saturday, 9 am.-4:30 p.m. and Sunday, 1:30-4 p.m. The Education of Young Children, the rrangements were by the Gray application of wholistic methods of wellness to common situations and Westfield Historical Society and Funeral Home, Westfield. problems will be the theme. Saturday morning will focus on "The Four Basics of Wholistic Self-Care" followed by a choice of workshops: either Reginald Barley, 71 "Family and Friends In Sickness and Healing," or "Wholistic Approaches to Depression." On Sunday, the afternoon's focus will be "Self-Caring for the British Army veteran was accountant Caregiver." The cost for both days is $50 and either day may be taken Reginald Barley of Kasawa, Ha- separately. Information: (201) 763-8312. Airlines Mainliner Magazine in Pianists Jeanne Geraci and Laurie MacNelll Clancy will waii, died Jan. 30, 1992, in aNewark, co-founder and coach of perform selected works of Gershwin, Mozart, Brahms and friend's home in Fair Haven, Mass. the Westfield Soccer Association, Judaism course for intermarried couples He was 71. and co-founder of the Mid-New Ravel on Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church of Mr. Barley was born London, Jersey Youth Soccer Association. Westfield. The Rabbinic Center Synagogue in Westfield will sponsor a "Course in England, and came to the United Mr. Barley also was active with One of the highlights of the program will be the Brahms Judaism for Intermarried Couples" for nine consecutive weeks beginning States in 1954. He lived in Long various civic and charitable groups Liebeslieder Waltzes featuring guest artists "Perfect Har- in Hawaii. Tuesday, Feb. 18 from 8-9:30 p.m. The oldest, continuous program of Island, N.Y. before moving to West- mony," a vocal quartet of local soloists Susan Faas, so- Jewish studies in ; WILLOW ST. BERNARD'S GROVE Stop By For A Drink AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH 1061 Rirllan Road, Scotch Plain* 368 Sumner Av. (906) 232-5678 Plainfleld Rev. Ralph P. Acerno, Pastor Jacob's Well 756-3393 Sunday An Evangelical Free Church Advertise in all three PubUcATiON dATES! 9 OU a.m ChildrBn and Adult Mass Schedule Issues of Agenda 92. Si nrjay School •FEbMMKv2fl 10 00-10:30 a.m. Fellowship litno Saturday: 5:30 PM It's a special report on 10 30 a m Woishlp Service Pratoi Fttt 10:00 AM Main Strvfcel 1:00 AM what are the issues MJ 6 00 pm nnd 7 30 pm - Junior/Senior Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 Hillside Avenue School (Centennial & Hillside Avenues, Cranford) lacing the area's • MMCI<12 High Fellowships 11:30 AM companies and counties. Wednesday: 7:30 pm. - Bible Study Family and Friends Free — Camels Extra Thursday 10 00 am - Dlblo Study Rev. Joseph F. Barbone, Pastor For more info call (908) 722-3000 ext. 6100. •Westfield Record- February 6,1992 Community Uto A-11 At the WadoaidaifcJan. 15, meeting of the Optimist Club, both young showing how a good mathematics background can open the door to men were introduced to members and each read his award-winning better job opportunities, essay. Four judges independently rated all applicants on the basis of School notes their overall academic performance, their prior community involvement Auditions for summer music school set and the quality of the essay describing why they would like to attend the seminar. The contest was open to all Westfield residents in their sopho- High school and college-aged musicians may audition for the 1992 more m Junior yeai at any high school. summer season of the Boston University Tanglewood Institute and the Boston University School of Music on Tuesday, Feb. 25 from 1-9 p.m. at Parents say; 'Be true to your school' In addition to sponsoring the Washington Workshop Foundation con- the United Methodist Church, Deforest at Kent Place Boulevard, Sum- Continuing a Westfield tradition of 44 consecutive yean, the Wash- test, the Optimist Club of Westfield also participates in two other annual mit. Information: (617) 353-3386. ington School teachers and parents are presenting a musical comedy, Be Westfield High school programs: an oratorical contest and a writing I>iw To Your School written by parent Lou Cartow. The play, as the only i providing a Youth Volunteer Award, and in providing money ftind-ndaer which the PTA solicits donations, will be presented at Roos- te for the Night Place and Project Graduation. The club is A good fish tale can get you a prize evelt Intermediate School today and tomorrow. Jt>egjn an after-school hands-on science program for town The NJ. Department of Environmental Protection and Energy's TlckeU are on sale at Barrett tCrain on Elm Street. '" "es 3-5. (DEPE) Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife is sponsoring its sixth or 789-9615. annual fishing essay contest statewide for pupils in grades 1-8. This Asian night set for WHS tomorrow year's theme is titled "My Favorite Fishing Trip." The Westfield High School Asian Awareness Club will hold its seventh m encourages reading Essays need not be about a trip to a distant location; a local pond or annual Asian Night at WHS tomorrow at 7 p.m. Asian night is a major PTO introduced this year's reading program titled stream is acceptable, as is a fictional story. function of the Asian Awareness Club, whose goal is aimed at spreading Asian culture. ^ Excellence" or P.I.E. The purpose of the program is to help There will be first, second and third-place winners in each of these student* Sharpen reading skills and develop a love of reading while four categories: grades 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 and 7-8. Essays are limited to 200 The evening will feature dinner, entertainment and door prizes. Some helping the PTO earn educational tools for each classroom. words and will be judged on originality, style, expression of ideas and Asian countries represented include China, Japan, Korea, India and the The children are encouraged to read a minimum of seven books in proper use of English grammar. Philippines. Various Asian dishes will be served including, Chinese seven weeks. Students sign up sponsors who pledge a donation to the Mlad, soups, egg roll, kirn chee, roast pork fried rice, lo mein. chicken school for each book read. All donations received will be used to pur- The deadline for submitting essays is Saturday, Feb. 29. Entries must with eggplant sesame, chicken and mixed vegetables. Dessert will be chase educational materials for the school. World Book Inc., sponsor for include name, address, telephone number, grade and school name and fortune cookies and American brownies and fruit cocktail. Following the the reading program, will match every $2 donation with a $1 donation. submitted to: Essay Contest, Pequest Trout Hatchery and Natural Re- dinner, the entertainment will consist of the WHS Martial Arts Club, Each child will receive a special certificate for reaching their reading source Education Center, RR1, Box 389, Oxford, N.J. 07863. Information: WHS students and outside entertainers. Korean songs, Japanese dances, goal. Silver and gold medals will be awarded to children for exceeding 637-4125. dragon dances, Indian dances, Japanese songs, and Philippine songs will the goal DO pOnOnlilGCL Wund earns honors at Morristown-Beard Guests will be offered an opportunity to visit the different tables, each Optimist Club sponsors oratorical contest Westfield resident Charles Wund, an eighth-grader at Morristown- representing a different Asian country. At the Japanese table a sushi The Westfield Optimist Club is sponsoring an oratorical contest for Beard School, is among the students who achieved academic honors demonstration will be performed, Other demonstrations are origami boys and girls 15 years old and under. Preliminaries and finals will be during the first trimester, according to Headmaster Philip Anderson. folding, how to wear a sari, and calligraphy writing. • conducted during the last week of February. The first place winner will Charles was named to the Honor Roll which includes those students Adult admission is $7 and children 12 years and under, $4. Call 654- get $75; students in second place will receive $25. Also, Olympic-style who have an overall average of at least 85 with no grade less than 80. 0318. medallions will be awarded. Local winners will compete at the regional Charles is the son of Jo Ann and John Wund. and state levels where the top prize is a $1,500 scholarship. West-life High School students to 'Challenge' Dayton The official oratorical contest subject is "If I Could See Tomorrow." The 1991-92 edition of Challenge continues on Suburban Cablevision Contestants must speak for not less than four minutes and not more Rotary Club scedules Pancake Day TV-3 when Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, Springfield, faces than five minutes. Scoring is based on personal qualities, material orga- The Rotary Club of Westfield is holding its 26th Rotary Pancake Day Westfield High School in academic competition on Monday at 6 p.m. nization, delivery and presentation, and overall effectiveness. on Saturday, March 7 from 8 a.m.-3:3O p.m. at the Westfield High School Steve Weinman, Jon Ho Lee, Mark Kazemi and Colin Graham make Official entry forms and contest rules are available from Joseph Nierle, Cafeteria. The event is the club's major fund-raiser each year. Local up the, Dayton team while WestAeld High School is represented by drama teacher at Westfield High School, and Maryanne Murray, speech musicians will entertain. Guests will have the opportunity to purchase Allison McHenry, Christopher Leahy, Brian Muzas and Jed Bennett and drama teacher at Edison and Roosevelt junior high schools. Infor- items from a bake sale sponsored by Rotarian spouses and from an art mation: 2334824. sale which will include over 100 paintings by Westfield Art Association. Tickets may be purchased from any Rotarian and will be available at the Students publish original stories door. it Club of Westfield presented scholarships to Ryan Hughes of Westfield Parents join students to learn math High School and to Kuenley Chiu of Pingry School. The awards include A program to demystify mathematics for parents and students cur- During the past 25 years, over $860,000 in scholarship awards have full tuition to the one-week Congressional Seminar program run by the rently has a number of Westfield students in grades one through five been given by Rotarians to 1,036 Westfield High School graduates. The Washington Workshops Foundation and also covers transportation costs and their parents attending evening meetings at Edison Intermediate scholarships help students attend college and to develop their potential and spending money while in Washington, D.C. School. At a recent session, local residents shared their career paths, as tomorrow's leaders. Seniors Luxembourg: Gibraltar of the North This is one in a series of articles about the cities The city was defended by three girdles with 24 and places to be visited on the 10-day tour - Conti- forts, three of which were hewn into the rock. An John Jacobson, also known as nental Capitals of Europe • being offered by Forbes extraordinary network of underground tunnels and the Word Sleuth, will speak before Newspapers and Lufthansa German Airlines. more than 17 miles of casemates were situated in the the Westfield Senior Housing today The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a tiny sover- rocky foundations of the city. They were capable of at 3 p.m. eign state of only 998 square miles surrounded by sheltering not only thousands of defenders with their Mr. Jacobson's talk, titled "A Belgium, France and Germany. It has been under the equipment and horses, but also workshops, kitchens, Mediterranean Word Cruise," fo- control of many countries and ruling houses in its bakeries and slaughter houses. > cuses on the fascinating origins of long history but has always been a separate political When the Treaty of London was signed and Lux- words. His talks combine history, entity since the 10th century. embourg became neutral, the fortress was evacuated trivia and etymology, interspersed The Saxon's name for the city, Lucilinburhuc (little and was dismantled over the following 16 years. As it with his special brand of humor. fortress), symbolized this capital city's strategic and Vyas impossible to destroy all of the casemates with- He will autograph books for.those long impregnable position as the "Gibraltar of the c(ut eliminating part of the city, the main entrances who want to buy them or who al- connections, were closed but much of it remains; North" between the Germ«nic and l^amJdAter^, m rqa^y ihaye them. ritories, .. - ..-.''..".'.'...:: . ,."; _, -; In 963 Count Siegfried chose the Bock promontory "Staircases descending more than 120 feet down. A representative of the New Jer- ,; In 1815, after 400 years of domination by various sey Insurance News Service, An- to build a mighty fortress. Together with the first market near St. Michael's Church, it was the founda- European nations, Luxembourg was made a grand toinette Gega, will present an ex- duchy by the Congress of Vienna. It was granted planation of auto and home insur- tion of this historic city. Throughout the years, as the small town gitew, tre- (3bUtical autonomy in 1838 under King William I of ance to members of the Senior Cit- the Netherlands, who was also the Grand Duke of izen Club of Mountainside on Feb. mendous circular walls were built on its west s^idej J f j 1 while the rocks of the Petrusse and Alzette Valley s, Luxembourg. 12. The meeting will be held at r noon at the Community Presby- on the east, were a natural defense. '' I '. In 1867, Luxembourg was recognized as in- terian Church in Mountainside. In spite of these powerful ramparts the Burguridi- ' dependent and guaranteed perpetual neutrality. After ans took the city by surprise in 1443. Afterwards, it being occupied by Germany in both World Wars, developed into a strategic position, coveted by cithers however, Luxembourg abandoned neutrality and be- Recreation offers throughout Europe. Through four centuries, Luxem- came a charter member of NATO in 1949. bourg was dominated by the Spanish,; French, Austri- For further information regarding the "Continental lacrosse program ans, and the German Confederation.TJffitieSEinilkT." Capitals" tour, please contact your local travel agent, The Westfield Recreation Com- tary engineers of each transformed the city mtf>.one or call Romantic Tours at (703) 644-3179 or (800) 523- mission is offering a Lacrosse pro- of the most protected emplacements in the w6rld. '6767. The Pont Adolphl Bridge in Luxembourg gram to all 5th-8th grade students of Westfield. Fundamentals, equal participation and league play will be stressed. Practice will begin the week of March 9 with games start- ing in April. The cost is $35 per person and equipment is available for rental at the Recreation office. Call 7894080. JoiN US ON T[iE For Brook COINTINENTAI CAPJTAIS of EUROPE TOUR FRANCE * HOIIANCJ * BElqiuivi * LuxEMbouRq TOUR CHARTS MAy 4, 1 992 10 cJAys you'll Ntvm foRqu... SCHOLARSHIPS ...AII for* oi\ly +* — Current Sixth Graders — (1) Music/Drama/Arts Touu if\(Judts: (1) Math/Science U< l|i\(llui[l AID f.Ml I O\ 1 I lll»A"W Ml \K, (idisks fi i%fli((|ll I Ml IHAJNVII M TESTING: MARCH 7 •loi'diM, \MI III-MSSIMIS f)\ |)iiiVAii dilii xxtt vtmoiti n\> li -A< i OMVHKIMKIW IN fiu\i-( Uss liuiitt Is wwiili i miivut IMIII/SIIOWI IS Based totally on merit, for >i n pi RSOIV, ctoi.Mf nt < i.|><\i\< y academically talented and ( .IUII el t ii SKJHI^ri hiiM MMi \i^, U/IIM 'Ml AC|MISSH)% MIS ft liii*. i\< lixli -Westfield Record- .1 A-12 * TheWsstfiel d Record Februarys, 1992 Marketing firm wins award Plans soaring for Festival of Ballooning Fred and Farleigh Albertson, owners of Marketing Promotions, re- cently accepted an award for "Outstanding Sales Performance of Hol- The New Jersey Festival of Ballooning recently don to provide a summer highlight topping all A special pre-event ticket sale Is planned tortile loway Products." Presenting the honors was K.C. Fields, area repre- announced major now print nwda sponsors fof previous festivals," Mr. Lewis saJd in announcing year's festival, allowing local residents to save 20 sentative for HoUoway Sportswear, who informed them their marketing the 1962 event at Sotoerg Airport in Readington the added features. percent on ticket prices by purchasing them at efforts placed them in the top 25 distributors out of a national total of township. On display during the three-day festival on July any of the 15 offices of trie newspapers involved. 1,500 HoUoway distributors. Key members of the Reach Group, ah alliance 17,1B and 19 win be the Santa Maria, the Parrot "While the festival attracts people from JN over Located on Central Avenue in Westfleld, Marketing Promotions is on of weekly newspapers including the Hunterdon and the famous Chateau, a replica of the late New Jersey and from New York, Pennsylvania, advertising specialty agency that develops programs for corporate ac- County Democrat of Remington, Forbes Newspa- Malcolm Forbes' homes in France. Maryland and Delaware, we want to make sure counts through the use of specialty and premium items. Their clients . pers based in Somervflte, and Re- . local residents have an opportunity to range from the small business trying to increase sales to the large corder Publications of BemardsvWe, participate at the bast prices aval- pharmaceutical company promoting its products in the health care in- wil produce a special. tuH-color pro- able;1 Mr. Lewis said. "The festival's dustry. gram guide as part of the mid-July support by these three community- festivities that annually attract more based publishing companies give us than 50.000 people to the three-day a reach we have not had before." event Tickets also will be offered at tha "I'm deftghted to have these news- discount price to the more than papers which cover communities sur- 300,000 readers of the newspapers rounding the festival location become involved through special coupons an important part of the event," said available in the publications in the m Lewis, the director of the 9-year- weeks leading up to the event old festival, which has been named one of the top 100 events in North Mr. Lewis said corporate sponsors America. It Is also listed by the N.J. have "made a great weekend Into an Division of Tourism as the number outstanding direct marketing op- two summer event in the state, the portunity in past years by bringing In first being the Miss America contest guests, staging social events and in September In Atlantic City. conducting company picnics — with a In addition to the new array or great balloon festival and aerial dem- media sponsors, who will circulate onstrations as added attractions." more than 100,000 copies of the pro- He described it as a "wonderful gram guide In their newspapers the family day in the country for everyone week of the festival, Mr. Lewis an- Involved." nounced that the Forbes organization DARYL STONE/THE RECORD Persons interested in learning more has committed at least three of its The Chateau hot air balloon from tha collection of the about the event can reach Mr. Lewis intemationalty-renowned shaped bal- Forbes family of Bedmlnster will be among the bal- at 236-6733, via fax at 236-7B37, or Fred and Farlelgh Albartson, owners of Marketing Promo- loons to the event loons featured at The New Jersey Festival of Balloon- by writing to him at Box 171, Stanton, tions, accept an award for outstanding sales performance "I believe this will put us in a posi- Ing at Solberg Airport, Readington, In mid-July. N.J. 08865. of HoUoway Products. K.C. Fields, area representative for HoUoway Sportswear, made the presentation. Dealer to provide school computers Beginning Feb. 10, schools in the Westfield and the central Union Iff HViiy Sleep Venter county area can receive free Apple Computers, Magnavox audio-visual The Area's Oldest Drddmq Slort- Suite equipment and Compton's encyclo- pedia sets from the New Norris Chevrolet and Geo. 34th The "Driving for Education" pro- gram, designed to address the growing need for additional com- .JE HAVE THE puter and high-tech learning ANNIVERSARY equipment in elementary and sec- ondary schools, is the first of its BEST PRICES kind aimed at promoting computer literacy among students na- AND REFUSE Tf tionwide, the firm said. According to the company own-, IE UMOERSOL1 ers, Mitch Friedman and Jordie Iieberman, the goal of the "Driv- ing for Education" program is to deliver free computer packages and audio-visual aids worth more than $24,000 to local schools. "Chil- dren are the hope for the future, :«? and in the future, computer lit* eracy will be as basic to a child's education as reading and writing," Mr. Friedman said. Briefs MATTRESSES ONLY...FROM $34,00 SUPER VALUE Business owners DELUXE FIRM) SUPEKFIRMI to meet Tuesday 100% Of Steel Colls For Mush Qulltinf F The New Jersey Association of Extra Women Business Owners, Union Twin $ lWIn-ea.De. Reg.<99 County chapter, will hold its Twin-M. pc. Reg.*i7t. monthly dinner meeting Tuesday, 44 Reg.*in Feb. 11, at 6 p.m. at The Wostwood, Full ea. pc. 438 North Ave., Garwood. The cost Full •ape. Full-ea.pc. $ '129' Full ea. pc. 95 is $22 for members and $28 for R«g.»1S9.95 .» Rag.«239.95 Nag. *M9TM non-members. Reservations: 789- 119 Queen 159 1602. 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Pr-vtow and Schedules B-2 Scoreboard B4 Stewart Carey 8-4 Westfleld boys basketball coach Spiked Red Devils piin Blue's perfect season Area volleyball Westfield wrestlers drop 32-24 enthusiasts help decision to Hunterdqii Central •yKIPKUDUK "But, it really doesn't mean any- tourney flourish thing. We'll move on. I'm real THE RECORD •y K» KUDUK happy with the week we had. With the possible exception of We've beaten everyone in the THE RECORD the boys swim team, finishing with Watchung Conference, so we're There may not be.a great an undefeated record is close to looking forward to the sectionals." deal of beach front property In impossible for the rest of West- "Just to get through the week the area, but the Warren Vol- fteld's varsity programs. alive was good," said MacDonald. leyball Association and some re- But, the wrestling team was "Coming out 3-1, I'm relatively cent graduates of Westfield high making a bid at the elusive perfect happy." School have done more good season, as it continued to roll up The Red Devils were unques- for the sport than all the sand victories over Union County's best from Cape May to Sandy Hook tionably pleased with the situation squads. With three not-so-difficult they found themselves in after put together. opponents scheduled over the re- VofleybaK, usually an event winning six out of the first eight mainder of the dual meet regular bouts and taking a 29-6 lead. associated wrth leisure time ac- season, Westfield appeared to have tivity on the beach, was in full a chance when it entered Sat- The highlights for the Blue Dev- swing in this, the middle of win- urday's match against visiting ils in the early going came when ter. On Groundhog Day, to be Hunterdon Central with a 10-0 Brian Buldo (112) decisioned op- exact, the VWA hosted the sec- mark. ponent Larry Dombeski, 8-1. In the ond Warren Junior Alumni Invi- next match, co-captain Paco tational Volleyball Tournament at Unfortunately, the Blue Devils Gonzalez won his third match of the Warren Middle School. will no longer have an opportunity the week and raised his record to Don't be fooled by the name to chase perfection, as they 12-1 in dramatic fashion, as he or the newness of the event dropped a 32-24 decision to the scored the decisive point on a re- These weren't little kids strug- Red Devils (8-3). versal with six seconds left to take an 8-7 decision, gling to keep the ball from hit- Perhaps still glowing after key ting the ground. Instead, K was Watchung Conference victories Hunterdon Central recorded a collection of WVA 18-year-olds over Rahway, Union and Cranford three pins and two decisions in the and a team of former players of in its past three matches, the loss next five bouts to grab the driver's GEORGE PACCIELLO/THE HECORD the WVA against six men's var- did not seem to dampen the enthu- seat. But, Westfield battled back, as Westfield't Scott Goldberg and Hunterdon Central's Ken Hall battle for control during action sity college teams in a round siasm that it took nearly two Kurt Duchek (152) scored a solid 7- at 140 pounds Saturday. Goldberg was pinned in 2:51, and Westfield dropped its first dual robin tournament. months to generate. 2 win and 160 pound sophomore meet of the year, losing 32-24. The alumni team was com- Paul Baly registered an impressive "The kids are a little disap- prised of former WVA players, 8-5 decision over Joe Martino. "We both go to the same club, so maybe it could make future match- some of whom attended West- pointed, but it's nothing that's against District 17 and Region 5 going to ruin our season," said Trailing, 29-12 with three bouts runner-up Matt Thompson. I know him pretty well," said Jor- es a little easier," field High School and went on After Jordan's loss, Westfield to start volleyball programs in Westfleld Coach Don MacDonald. to go, the Blue Devils would need a dan. "I knew it'd be a tough match. "It won't hurt us. I'm not disap- pin in every bout to avoid their With two takedowns in the first closed out the afternoon on a their respective colleges. Tom I think maybe he was just too strong note, as Tim Martin pinned Hanna, a W.H.S. graduate of pointed at all with the way we first loss of the year. period and a reversal and another wrestled. It was a match between takedown in the third period, strong and too good. Hopefully, it'll Matt Compton in 2:56 and heavy- 1968, is one such example of The stage was set for a classic help me down the road. I really weight Seth Coren raised his per- someone who laid the ground- two good teams and it ended up Thompson prevailed, 8-4, clinching close." matchup. The 171-pound bout fea- the match for Hunterdon Central. had to work for what I got, so sonal mark to 11-3-1 with a pin of work for a program in his tured Union County and District 11 Central's Craig Fee at 3:09. school. He began a men's and "We figured we had nothing to champion Paul Jordan, who en- women's varsity program at lose," said co-captain Paul Jordan. tered the match with a 15-0 record, Marist College in Poughkeepsl, NY. Devils' Norton, inks intent to "It all started as a men's club team and it just snowballed from there," said Hanna, who is now Up and away attend Syracuse University a men's and women's assistant Yesterday, Westfield High School Norton anchored the offensive coach at East Stroudsburg Uni- senior Tom Norton officially signed and defensive lines despite being versity. "I put up an announce- a national letter of intent, accept- slowed down by a sprained ankle ment on a few bulletin boards ing a full football scholarship from he suffered at mid season. He was and, all of a sudden, 60 guys Syracuse University. instrumental to a Westfield's de- showed up to play out of no- fense, which shut out four op- where. After we got the players The six-foot-four, 255-pound Nor- ponents and permitted an average we had to get money together ton played right guard on offense of five points a game. to get some equipment and to and played at one end position on go to the matches." defense. He was a co-captain of the 6-3 Blue Devils. Norton is a four-year letter win- Part of that money came from ner in football and will likey meyor funds from the student govern- Characterized by his coach, Ed in engineering at Syracuse. Team- ment at Marist, which the team Tranchina, as "relentless," Norton mates, coaches and classmates will was entitled to. Additional rev- chose Syracuse over Rutgers and miss Norton's presence, but op- enue was generated through ponents in the Watchung Confer- Penn State. He was an All-State TOM NORTON raffles, the selling of T-shirts and and All-Watchung Conference se- ence certainly will not. the like. lection this year and, for good rea- "We played our first match as son. -KIP KUDUK a varsity program in a prison," said Hanna. "We played at the Fishkill Correctional Center in Flshkill, five years ago. It was quite a day." Other returning former WVA Big plans for Hertell, Westfield players who attended Westfield High School were Mark Duryn, who's now playing at the Uni- swim teams at County meet versity of Scranton, Mark Gilrain, a player at VHIanova University. that was still good enough for the Dunn Arena). By KIP KUDUK "The tournament was Tom gold. His time of 1:53.38 in the 200 "This year we have a chance to Hanna's idea," said WVA head THE RECORD back was only sixteen-one hun- leave an impression on the rest of man Mario Caruso. "He came With the Union County Champi- dredths of a second off the existing the teams in the county," said Mc- up with the Idea of bringing ev- onships coming up on Saturday meet record. Giffin. "I think some records are eryone together. We wanted to and an important dual meet "He did some pretty amazing gonna fall. Some of them are in have at least one person from against St. Joseph's-Metuchen times there," said Westfield boys reach. Certainly the three relays each team who played on a looming on Tuesday, Westfield jun- Coach chris McGiffin. "He had are in danger and the 200 IM and Warren team. ior Darren Hertell appears to be some very tough races and he 200 backstroke and 100 breast "We've had a program for 15 peaking at the right time. came out on top and proved his records could be in jeopardy. years. I always like to mix the mettle once again." "But, it's not who scores the younger players with the older Taking advantage of some time off from Westfield's swimming Hertell also placed third in the most points or who takes home the ones because they're good role schedule, Hertell warmed up for 500 free (4:40.98) and swam a 47.1 team trophy, it's the kids who models, the kids go to college his school by competing at the split on his leg of the Phoenix make the races so exciting." and they're In good shape be- New Jersey Senior Swimming Aquatic Club's 400 free relay. West- cause they played against good field teammate Ed Prctre estab- Westfield's closest pursuers will Championships at Seton Hall Uni- probably be Scotch Plains- competition. Then they come versity last weekend. lished a personal tx?st time of back from college as ac- 4:49.20 in the 500 free and also had Fanwood and Union. complished volleyball players." But, Hertell did a lot more then a 49.0 split on the 400 free relay. To be sure, the girls county title Most ol these players hadn't merely compete. On Friday night Dave Schwartz, yet another Blue will bo a much more closely con- even seen each other, let alone he set a meet record in the 200- Devil, won the 200-yard breast- tested affair. Wostficld (5-2-1) and play together, for the last two or yard individual medley, finishing stroke title (2:07.57) on Saturday Governor Livingston (7-0), last three years. So, you'd expect the race in 1:53,97. 'Die next day he and the 100 breast 158.84) on Fri- year's champion, -should vie for the DIANE MATFLERDH"HE RECORD captured first plucc in the 100- and day. crown this Saturday (same time they wouldn't play well together. Westfield's John Ho exhibits perfect form while running Wrong. 200-yard backstroke. Given these astonishing per- and place as boys). Union and the second leg of the winning one-mile relay team Monday The Warren Alumni won their In the preliminary heat for the formances, it lopks as if the boys Cranford will also steal some four team pool, beating out Vil- against Cranford. The relay team won in 3:00.52, and the 100 back, Hertell set a meet record, team is a cinch to win its 36th con- points from the Blue Devils and (Pleasc turn to page B-2) Devils won 8 of 9 events. finishing in 52.02 seconds, He secutive Union County title on Sat- Highlanders, thus making the task slowed up to 52.78 in the finals, but urday (2:30 p.m. at Elizabeth's more difficult. 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WaeMeid (Var)« Summit 4 especially WeeMeid (JV) at Surnntt 6:30 Data: Tuasdayi Feb. 11 Mike Comandini hit a clutch WeeMeM (Fmh| at Summit 4 Tlma: 2:30 p.m. after we lost three pointer to put Westfield Location: Tha Wailaca Pool at West- that game to ahead with only 13 seconds left. WestfteU (Var) vs. 8ummM4 flekfl YMCA, 136 Ferris Placa Scotch Plains," said Westfield boys On the Raiders possession Josh WtMMd (JV) w. Summit 6:30 Tha Falcona HIGH SCHOOL EFWGEI& ATHLETE OF THE WEEK EFITKDfe ATHLETE OF THE MONTH (as picked by the sports staff of Forbe* Newspapers) (as picked by Itm sports staff of Forbes Newspapers) GREG PRUNTY KRISTEN SOMOGYI Senior St. Peter's The Westfield High School senior en|oyed probably the finest week of his playing ca- The S-foot-5 guard has been attracting nation- reer. Last Thursday, he went coast-to-coast wide attention for her basketball scoring ex- to score the winning basket just before the ploits during the past several weeks. On Jan. 17 buzzer sounded, giving Westfield a 58-57 •he established the state girls career scoring wtn over Scotch Plains-Fanwood. Then Greg record and Saturday she set the all-time career followed up a game-high 19 point effort scoring standard by passing the total of 3310 against Union with a career best 35 point set by her father, John, In the late 1960s. Somo- performance In Tuesday's loss to Shabazz. gyl also poured in 48 points against St Mary's In that game he made 15 of 18 attempts from last Friday and Is averaging 40.2 per game for the field. the unbeaten New Brunswick parochial school. YOUR SPORTING GOODS SINCE 1909 COMPLEX 513 W. UNION AVI-:. (KT. 28) BOUND BROOK, NI-AV JKRSEY 201-356-0604 Mon., Tiies. Tlntrs,, IH 8M0 AM to l) I'M SPORTING GOODS CO. Wed. & Sat. 8:30 AM u> 5:30 I'M -Weatflald Record- y, Sports February 6,1992 SCOREBOARD Knlcks roll by key HhC NtWS the year. hen Bellard (13), Martin nelly (13), and Ryan buttons from Katherlne Ball. Katie Helnfcel The Celtics etrong rebounding held the Stotler (eight) played well for Arizona. and Kathy Kujawa, who Insuted Stanford's SENIOR BOYS LEAQUt second win In a row. The Weitfield Recreation Commlitlon hat TIM WetlHeW aaeetaN bMgua hat an- Knlcks to two points In the first quarter, but an Do you love to f*jWknti* and enjoy fun The Brown warn (1-5) was led to a one point Seton Hall was determined In its eflorts and tjegun registration lor a ikl trip to the Oamel- nounced rtgtttraUon detee far the coming amazing defensive performance by Chrle oompeWtort with ottW players at your akiH victory over tha Green team (1-5) by Cept was paced by Courtney III, Alexla Burnette back SKI ATM In Tannersvllle, PA, Tha trip will aprlng teaaon. TNe year, eh aaparate leaguw Chelle, who had lour steals and three re- level? If so, United States Tennis Association Mlka Catenaccl's 18 points, Rick GunetM's and Margie O'Connell. Amy Edge, Lauren tfcke ptaca on Sunday, Mirch 1 and regliira- wttl provide baaebaH lor yoimgetert 7-16 yean bounds In the first quarter, helped keep the (USTA) leagues are now forming for 1992. 12 points and Jeff Hughes' 11 points. Cept. Cataro and Melissa Flaming also played very (jon wW lait until Feb. 27. There wiH ba a S39 of age. New regiatranta must be 7-yeart-old on Celtics scoreless. The rest of the game could Sprlng-satailaMipjyakjiagln.tn mid-May and Dan Kelly had 18 points and Matt Daly added well. ff a for transportation and lift tlckat. or before July 31. 1093 and 18-year-olds can- be broken down Into two key areas: the 32 '"» to<°mmmmmT«*** Information, 16 for the Green team. POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE not be 17-yeara old on or before July 31,1992. boards gathered in by the Knlcks. and the ! For additional Information call the Recreation call youimmBtfmmun Coordinator: Oall Ctpt. Jeff Welsaltts, Chris Capone, Brian 8TH GRADE BOYS AH players mutt stgn up. Flrtt time regli- Knlck's pressure defense, which resulted in 19 ^apartment at 7B9-40BO, Burlty, mm-mSilUnnl* Assn., Weal- Wlachuaen and Tom Oravei scored In double WESTFIELD SB, SPRINGFIELD 32 trantt mutt bring proof of age. Registration steals. Nicky Clark, Howard Monroe-Grey. llarMU figures, at the Grey team (4-2). 58-54. Matt This game was over rather quickly after feet range from $30 to MO. depending on age Lartard, and Challa were tough under the ; TThh a Westfield Recreation Commlitlon has Jeasup had 20 points for the Gold team. Wettfield pulled away to a 28-6 lead after the and league. There it a maximum $70 limit per boards, while Erie Zlmak and Chris Chella ttegubegun a Co-Ed After School Program which Drew Keehn's three pointer at the buzzer first quarter of play. Every player on the team family. HUNNING helped on defense with each getting, live Will run until March 27. It Includea aupervliad •teals. gave the Dark Blue team (4-£) a corns from scored, as Brian Clamniackl (16 points), Mike The only remaining registration data It fter-schoot activities at the local Elementary •TH GRADE BOYS behind victory over the Ught Blue team (4-2). Fry (14) and Brsd Jankowski (10) hit for dou- February I. 1M2 from • a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Irwln pemsMn captured his second 3choolt for 3rd-5th grade aludent* from 3-4:30 KANSAS 40, MICHIGAN 31 The final score was 35-34 In a tense defensive ble digits. Although the points came In bunch- at the Roosevelt Intermediate School ctf- straight *M group championship at the Kuta- tf.m. ActMtlea will Include Indoor soccer, baa- Michigan Jumped out to a quick 16-4 lead at battle. es, the team continues to locus on Its defen- " " iall, volleyball and roller skating. t(wn Mwfre track Meet on Feb. 2. Repre- senting tha Garden State Athletic Club. Bern- the end of the first quarter, but Kansas finally The Orange team (2-4), led by Brendan sive assignments. At werl as registering your child for the stein registered a time Of 2(29 2 to defeat Bob prevailed behind tha scoring ol Mike Fry (29 O'Donnell'a 11 points and Brian O'Connor's WESTFIELO 80, MADISON 15 W.B.L you may also have an opportunity to SOFTBALL REGISTRATION Evan (2:48,2) In the BOO-meter race for ages points) and Sandtep Satwalaker (sl«|. Michi- 10 points, posted a 44-42 upset win over a 4-2 Madison had to face Westfield without the enroll your youngster In a special clinic thai 90 to 59. fiaimajjan ts the current New Jersey gan was paced by Rich Cohen (15) and Joe Red team. Ron Noblle led the Red team with serives of some of Its better players, who were teaches baseball fundamentals and stresses missing due to injuries. Westfield ran Its of- The Weattleld Qlrla Softball League will Cftamplon IA Ow event for ages 55 to 50, McQIII (10). 19 points. parent-coach-player uniformity. Practice Time fensive plays well and played tight defense, as I old their final day of spring registration on INDIANA 38, SYRACUSE 34 (OT) SENIOR GIRLS LEAGUE Inc.. represented by former Major League re- everyone saw plenty ot action. Westfield was I ebruery tth, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Edison Terrell Bethea scored the only four points in SYRACUSE 26, GEORGIA TECH 25 liever Dick fledatz. win give the clinic on ths YOUTH BASKETBALL the overtime period in this tightly played con- Paced by Tslla Frankal and Ann Lutken- paced In the scoring column by Mike Fry (14), I (termedltto Sehool. Registration Is open to weekend of April 3rd, 4th and Sth, along with Brian Checked (12) and Martin Kelly (11). Westfleld residents from third through 12th test. Brsd Jsnkowskl (16 points) led Indiana house, Georgia Tech Jumped off to an early members of the W.B.L. and al least one other W.H.A. IN-TOWN (rades. All registration fees are in effect. with help from Matt Ambrosia (10) and Bt- lead. Tracy Van Cod and Tara Douglas were former big leaguer, 4TH GRADE BOYS thaa (10). Syracuse received tine play from also Instrumental In the winning effort. Leagues are divided aa follows: Continental YOUTH GYMNASTICS Registration for the dink: and W.B.L li open KNICKS 20, CELTICS 4 Scott King (15), Man Leahy (eight), and Vln- jrades 3-5), National (grades 6-8) and Amerl- Syracuse, however, was not to be denied. only to Weatfleld retldentt. The Knlcks won easily over a tough Celtic nle Brodo (seven). i an (grades 9-12). Linda Hoealy and Alena Lygate sparked the At the Pennsylvania State Gymnastics Meet. League directors, coaches and other volun- team, as it got a tremendous exhibition of de- OHIO STATE 4«, ARIZONA 43 offense while Krlaten Gruman and Eliasa Ger- held on Jan. 26 In West Grove, PA. Cara Mill- teers are needed to Insure these programs Managers, coaches and umpires are alto fense and rebounding and some well balanced Ohio State got oft to a fast start and led by rulli were outstanding defensively and the re- er of Wesiiield tied lor third place with a score continue to be available. Sea Bruce Phillips, eeded for the upcoming season. Questions scoring. Led by Ralph Rapuano (six points), nine points 24-15 at haltiime. Arizona fought sult was another victory for Syracuse. of 30.4 In the Junior age level (ages 12-14). WaitfieM Baseball League President, at regis- or inquiries may be directed to John Lutkerv Otrek Larttrd (four), Travis Rusao (four), and back to take a short lived lead In the fourth STANFORD 32, SETON HALL 27 Miller, who represemed Alt's Gymnastic tration or call (900)-654-4667 (home) or (201)- Itouse at 233-6698 or Al Bosldorlf at CM-6017. Nicky Clark. Steven Block, and Daniel Mat- quarter, only to lose In the last minute. Brad Stanford got a strong contribution from Amy School, missed earning first place laurels by 539-1062 (office). thswe, each of whom had one basket, the Alnsile (18 points) and Brian Wllllame (10) Wllllame, Kim Roblneon and Amy Qottko. four-tenths of a point. Area Service Directory PAINTER AUTO DEALERS ELECTRICAL GLASS PLUMBERS TILE KEILLY POLYPHASE ELECTRIC AUTD SAFITY ELOIDES GARCIA GLA5S CO. MCDOWELLS SUVA CONTRACTING All Phases of Electrical Work Painting A Decorating Since 182a ue. #1i6a OLDSMOBILE, INC. 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Box 699 Somerville, NJ 08876 INDEX • Fax 908-231-9638 IMO'a - PERSONAL 4020 - ButinfM SffWW 8090 • Tucks and Vint 9080- Townhowes 1010 - Introduction! 4030 - Csrpsntry 8100 • Automotive Financing 9090 - MuW-Ftmlly HOffltS 1020- SlnoW Organizations and 4040-CNIdCtr* 8110 AutomottM Parts, Accessories 9100 - lots and Acreage Activities 40S0 • Ocintng Service! and Services 9110 -Out o) Arei Property 1030 -Lost* Found 4060 • Convalescent C»re 6120-Automotive Repair 9120 - Wanted to Buy 1040-Pettontb 4070 • ElMMcd 8130 • Miscenantoui Automotive 9130 • Mortgages and Financing HOW TO 1050 - Coming Events 4080 • Handyman SwvioM UOO* - MOTORCYCLES 9140 - Miscellaneous flnl Estate 1080 - Announcements 4090 • Health Cue Services 8210 • ATVs MOO S - VACATION PROPERTY JOOffl - FOR SALE 4100 • Home Improvement 6220-Moped! 9210 • Homes for Sale WRITE 2010 • Antiques 410S • Income Tax 1230 -Off-Road Motorcycles 9220 - Poconos Properties 2020 • Appliances 4110 - Instruction/Education 8240 • ORo*d Motorcycles 9230 - Resort Properties A CLASSIFIED AD 2030-An 4120-Insurance 8250 Motorcycle Parts, Accessories 9240 - Waterfront Properties 2040-Auctws 4130 • Landscaping and Tree Care and Service 9250 • Lots and Acreage 4140 • Legal Services THAT SELLS 2050 • CWning and Apparel 8260 • MitMksnsous Motorcycle 9250 • Time Shares 2W0 • CoHartblej 4150- Loans k Finance MOO'S - MCMUmONAL VEHICLES 9270 • Vacation Rentals • Start your ad with 2070 • Computes 4160-Masonry 8410-Campers and Trailers 9280- Weekend Rentals what you're selling. 20U - Farm t Garden 4170 - Miscellaneous Services 8420 - Motor Homes MOD'S - MNTALS 2065 - Firewood 4180-Painting 8430 flV Parts. Accessories and 9410 • Homes • Be descriptive. List 4190 • Party i Entertainment Services 2090-Flea Markets, Sales and 9420 • Multi-Family Homes the best features of 4200 • Plumbing. Heating ft Cooling Service Bazaars 9430 • Townhouses and Condominiums' 4210 • ProfnUontl Services 8440 - Miscellaneous RV your item first. 9440 - Apartments 2100 -Free to Goad Home 4220-Hooiing MOO a - MATS 9450. Rooms • Use only standard 2110 -Furniture 4230-Wallpapering 5610-Boats 9460 • Boarding abbreviations 2120 • Gaiage Sales ,8620 - Power Boats MOO'S - EMPLOYMENT 9470 • Apartments to Share 2130 • General Merchandise 8630 - Sailboat! 2140 - Olflca Furniture and Supplie* 5010 • Career Training and Services 9490 • Homes to Share • Always state the 8840-Motors 2150-Software 502"" 0 CnikJ Care Wanted 9490 • Wanted to Rent price of a sale item *350-Mawia» 21 $0 -Wanted to Buy 5030 Employment Agencwj 9500 - Miscellaneous Rentals and, if you're flexible 8660 • Rentals md Charters MOO a - PITS AND LIVESTOCK 5040 Employment • Dometttc 9600'a - COMMCRCIAl REAL ESTATE 8670 - Slip Rentals on price, include 3010 • Birds 5050 - Employment • Qeneral 9610 • Business Properties for Sale 50*0 • Employment - Health Cars 8680 • Storage "negotiable" in your 3020 - Cats 9620 • Professional Properties for Sale 5070 • Employment - Managerial 8690 • Bait i Fishing Supplies 3030 -Dogs 9630-Retail Properties for Sale ad. 5080 • Part-Time Employment 870O float Parts, Accessories and 3040 • Fish 9640 • Warehouse Properties for Sale 5090 • Employment Wanted • Be sure to include 3060 - Horses Service 9650 - Office Rentals 3060 • Livestock 8710 • Miscellaneous Boating your phone number •NO'S - AUTOMOBILES 9660 • Industrial Rentals 3070 • Other Pets 9000'*-REAL ESTATE 8010 • Automobiles Under $1000 9670. Retail Rentals and times to call. 3060 • Adoptable Pets 9010 - Homes Under SI50.000 8020 • Automobiles Under $2500 9660 - Warehouse Rentals 3090 • Boarding, Training a 9020 • Homes for Sale • Including the word 8030 • Automobiles 9690 - Commercial Real Estate Wanted 9030 - Farms "please" in your ad Grooming 8040 • Antique and Classic Automobile: M001 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 9040 • Lnury Homes & Estates increases response. 3100 -Miscellaneous Supplies and 8050 • Luxury Automobiles 9910 • Businesses for Sale Services 8060 - Sportscars 9050 • Mobile Homes and Lots 9820 - Franchise Opportunities 4000a - SERVICES 8070 - Family Vans 9060 • Waterfront Property 9830 . Licenses lor Sale 4010 - Adult Day Care 8080 • 4»4s. Sport and Uglil Trucks 9070 • Condominiums 9840 - Investments/Opportunities IOOO 1040 1040 1090 PERSONAL 2070 and mine. The person '— In excel 1020 CARIBBEAN CRUISE- IBM COMPAT.- 386DX BEDROOM SIT- 5 piece ATTENTION [ EQUIPMENTwef Stnfima mutt tay this prayer for 3 Choice of exotic ports. In- 25. 2 meg ram, both flop Formica modem, 3 triple cond., Indoor use {never AARON consecutive days, after 3 2 Full P.A. spkr. stacks. 2 Exercycle w/drag controlna* cludes airfare, 7 nights pies, color VGA, 40 megdrawer units, 1 desk A 1 been outside) $375. Pis 2x15 bass bins, 2 2xi: speedometer • timers" days trie favor requested upgraded accommoda- HO loaded with DOS 5 chair. Vary food condi- call 908-754-0143 BRIAN will be granted even if it mlds, 2 JBL horns $75. Rowing A multtej tions on the ship, meals Windows 3, Lotus 3.1, PC tion, $275. SOFA MD- $1000/negOtlable. MUST exerciser, S125. BoUhe ALLOW ME TO OIVI YOU •••mi difficult. The and entertainment. *Llm Tools, Norton Utll, First Queen size, $150. Call the gift of a lasting rela prayer must be published UJO SELL ! 908-537-6941 or like-new cond. Convertlbieot JIM Ited Availability* •Li- Publisher, and more 908-232-3666. 537-2396. sofa, queen, gray tweeAnl tlonshlp. Personalized, 16 Immediately after the censed and bonded* 'Re- favor is granted without $1300. 908-356-5875 BEDROOM BET- Oak, $350. Thomas Organ, Jh;' yrs. experience. Call Judy strictions Apply* Only eves BABY ITEMS- Graco S80 Yorio's Compatible! GREG mention of the favor only excel cond, reasonable Car Seat, Tyke Seat, Toys manual, 13 base pedals* t $759.50 P/P Obi. Occ. priced, etc. Pis call 908 NOTICE: All OARAGE 8- Leslie speakers, band boar TOT-SOS*. your initial* should appear #1-602-350-9014. First Accessories, PLUS!! 908. CUFF at bottom. N J.S. 489-0125 anytime ALES MM 603-8363 A rhythm section, asking ALONE?- Wsrtta fail In 50 Reservations get PAYABLE IN ADVANCE $350. Casio keyboard 4 Love! Local phone datini PRAYER TO THI bonus Bahama vacation DINETTE SIT- 8 pes ERIC Ught wood. Good condi- by cash, check, VISA or Peavy amplifier, like new*., It works! l-900-78< • (.•••ID VIROIN- • • • asking $1000. Refrlgers-* 0123 $4/mln. tion. Asking $100. Also, Matter Card. For a quota I— 8', pine with for- (Never known to fail). Oh, 2000 on cost, tor, apt. size, 33" high, ,\ most beautiful flower of FIREWOOD- all seasort Castro Ottoman Cot, $25. mica top and stools, call FOR SALE hardwoods. Mid wintc Call 90*819-7525. 1-M0-334-0531 Frigldaire, asking $100, CHRISTIAN SINOLSS— Mt. Carmel, fruitful vine 908-298-8152. 908-369-7142 Exchange home phone DEN 7 splendor of Heaven, special SlOO/cord, al 0ININO ROOM SIT- •AR (CUSTOM-SUILT)- #'s. 1-900-786-7710 $3/ quantities & sizes, promp FARMER'S FIRE TONOS Blessed Mother of the son 2010 UWe, 62"x42", leaves & BRANCHBURS, 35 Great looking wood tone min. of God, Immaculate Vir delivery. 908-424-1075 •ads.. 4 padded chairs, L-shaped bar has a for ski rack, bike bumper PACK 172 Airtlqu— Pleasant Run Rd. (Rt. 202 rack, chaise lounge, large DATEFINOER- Singles gin, assist me in my ne FIREPLACE W0OD- tabJne't. Must go $400. to Centerville Rd. at 1st mica front and top with cesslty. Oh, Star of the. •08-963-9689 padded leather elbow pedestal A window fans. Personal Ads. Our 8th WESTFIELD Guaranteed seasoned. All Stop make left, approx. 1 908-356-5851 year! Free copy, call tol Sea, help me and show ANTIQUE SHOW AND hardwood delivered & ml.): 2/8 A 2/9, 9AM rests. Brass rail as well as free 1-800-237-2117, 24 me, herein you are my SALE— Saturday, March stacked or you pickup a DINIttt TABLE- w/leaf, 4PM. MOVING SALE. Crib, 5 bar stools. Measures 6' FIRE BRICKS- new; 10'-' hrs. or PO Box 129, Pisca- mother. Oh, Holy Mary, 7th, 10AM-5PM; Sunday, stack or trunk load at our 6 chairs, $95. Sofa sleep- baby equip., new/used long and cost $1200 to xl2" glass panes; large taway, NJ 08855. Let us Mother of God, Queen of March 8th, 11AM-5PM. yard. Our 36th Year. er, queen, neutral $150. clothes (baby A adult), *x. buiM asking $800. Please pipe threading set; used Improve your social life! THANKS Heaven and Earth! I hum BONNIE BRAE, Valley CHARLIE VINCI NT Call 908-906-1817. 10 Wedding gown, 10- call 908-234-1958 hot water heaters. 908-*- 356-5851 MATCHMAKER bly beseech you from the Road, Milllngton. Call •OLDEN OAK OR spd. bike, crafts, house BR SIT— twin Colonial, INTERNATIONAL- The FOR bottom of my heart to 908-647-0800 for infor TABLE— $250. Round hold—selling outl good cond.; 6' Fishers OOLF CLUBS- (Left! succor me in this neces- motion. FIREWOOD FOR SALE— largest & most selective Seasoned oak. Call week- maple Kit. table, $45. 6 FLEA MARKET- Dunellen slate pool table, poor handed) like new. Major personal Introduction ser- ity. There are none that ANTIQUES- Custom maple chairs, $395. Methodist Church, cond.; Jack LaLane Gold news 1960s to date (NY VISITING! can withstand your power days 201-379-6041 after vice in the nation. Call for framing & stringing by 5pm, weekends anytime. Brass fireplace tools sV Dunellen Ave. Sat. Feb. 8, Mbshp 722-8374 am Times, Plainfleld Courier, '-. free Info. 908-218-9090 Oh, show me herein you Irene- Every Tuesday. andirons, $150. Solid etc). Sport Illustrated FIREWOOD— seasoned 9-4PM. Antiques, digni CARPSIINSJ— green, 75 are my mother. Oh Mary, Village Antique Ctr. Park cedar chest, $150. Secre- fied Junk, lunch counter. 1960s. 45 RPM records'^ NYOS INTERNATIONAL, conceived without sin, hardwoods. Delivered. square yard, wall acces- Ave. Scotch Plains. tary desk, circa 1900, sories, best offer. Pis call (Beatles, Bill Haley, oth- the Innovative Video HOPE YOU pray for us who have re- $125/cord. Union Cty. $250. Several oval MAIN ST. ANTIQUE CTR. ers). B/O. 908-526-5816 Rendezvous Magaiine course to thee (3x). Holy only. 908-276-1891 148 Main St., Flemlngton 908-272-7417 2020 hooked & braided rugs. 50 dealers 788-6767 OOLF CLUBS— sets $65- Is coming to your area ENJOYED Mother, I place this cause FIREWOOD- Seasoned, Pie crust lamp table, 0 Call 90S-4B3-S3B2, 4 in your hands (3x). Holy Appliance* 6 days 10-5; closed Tues. * • * * $85. Irons, woods! split & delivered. Please $150. Oak bar A 2 stools, CHINA TEA SET-. Radio putters. Bags, $20™ 10pm, before Valen- Spirit, you who solve all call 908-233-1341. $200. 3 panel screen, 'THE CONDUCTOR' w tine's Day A record YOUR problems, light all roads tires GR-78-15. Color TV 356-6843 ' APPLIANCES- Refrigera- $65. Walnut chest & House & Estate Sales, your video ad, at our of' so that I can attain my tors, washers, dryers, * FIREWOOD * 13" & Sylvania TV black A ICE SKATES- girls, Immediate delivery. dresser, $150 each. Ma- furn./Hhld. goods bought white 12". New car radio flee or your home, for TOUR! goal. You who gave me stoves. Reasonable rates. hogany credenza, $450. ' * sizes 3-10, Se the same price as plac- the divine gift to forgive All guaranteed. Call 908- Schntlede Tree Expert 908-668-5931 237-6893 complete, radar detector. Clean. 356-6843. Co. Call 908-322-9109. Plus a store full of quality New bath towels. Table ing a written ad In Forbes Newspapers and forget all evil against 231-1047 - used furniture & house- INTRODUCTIONS... ,-.!i dating publication. Or If me and that in all in- 21J0 lamps, clocks, wall pic- ADOPTION: Can we help STEAM CLEANER- Ex hold effects, tables, A way for people to meet you prefer expressing stances in my life you are chairs, desks, lamps, mir- tures. 100 yard carpet people, every weefc in - each other? Devoted with me, I want In this cellent condition, hot or 2090 rug. Records, cass & Ma- yourself with written cold up to 2000 Ib pres- frt—— MMmuMum f • rors, picture frames, etc. your local Forbes newspa- . words, NYOS else offers childless couple offers short prayer to thank you rlN fWIWfJiWVi gavox stereo. Much more. 11 love, security & full time sure. Will clean almost Sate* ail PRICED TO SELL Collins AaVUMAIMi per. The ad is free, then ! • video billboard. for all things as you con-anything, $6000. 908- Corner, 23 Dumont Rd. SALE Fea. 1-Mareh 1 Moving. 908-968-2387 r. Mom to white newborn or firm once again that I one call does it all I SINGLES CLASSIFIEDS Infant. Medical/legal ex- 526-0116 llam-5pm or (opposite Bank), Far Hills. Now Open: 0IANE SMITH CLARINET * TROM- l-«00-Mt-t4M •Of Why wait- a 29C stamp never want to be sepa- 722-4268 5pm-8pm CRAFTERS WANTED 908-234-0995. QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS, BONE— $135 each or penses paid, Call Sandy & rated from you in eternal LIFICVCLE- modej,,, may find you a datel Free Don 1-800-932-6214. Now leasing exhibit 1 Hilltop Rd., Mendham. make offer. Call 908 6500, areoblc training-. glory. Thank you for your STOVE/OVEN- Modern 322-8356 Issue: The Single Solu- Maid electric range, 30 spaces In our NEW Year- HUTCH- Beautiful Ben- Something for everyone- cycle, barley used. Beat tion, P.O. Box 20, DIANE'* ASTROLOQY mercy toward me and nlngton dark pine, early Antiques, furs, designer Astrology A Tarot card mine. The person must Inch, 4 burner countertop Round Craft Show. Retail offer. 908-722-5058 Dunellen, NJ 08812 store exposure and foot American, lots of room for clothing, vintage clothing CLOTHES, FURNITURE, readings by Diane, who say this prayer 3 consecu- section, best offer. 908- & accessories, jewelry, 356-0822 after 4pm traffic. Low overhead, storage. Orig. cost HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, LIVING ROOM Sir? has the unique ability to tive days. After 3 days, $1500; $500 Firm. Call turn., floral designs, hand ETC.- House of Thrift 3pc, sofa, loveseat ftv; explain enough of your the request will be grant- WASHER- $75. Dryer, arge profits. crafts, paintings, etc., etc. chair, beige & blue, very1'1 1030 past to convince you of Call today for full details 469-3230, ask for Joyce. Shop, 17 Division St., ed. This prayer must be $65. Stove, $75. Refrig- Custom work avail: alter Somerville. Mon.-Sat,, good cond,. $450/B0Ca[T Lost A Found your future and the ability •os-sos-saoi LIVINS RM— Country T published after the favor erator, $170. Can deliver. atlons, floral designs, up 9:30AM-3PM. 231-1165. 469-3323 after 5PM .;t[ to reach deep inside of s granted. C.A.R. Color console TV $100. sofa, otto/coffee table, holstering, furn. reflnlsh- you & understand your rocker, 2 tables, lamps, Donations accepted FOUND- Hillsborough PSYCHIC READINOS BY Pis call 722-6329. Ing & stained glass. All 9:30AM-3PM. Make space ';£;' hopes, dreams & con- 2100 like new $395. 769-6985 done for lessl Open Tues.- long-haired, white flicts. 752-3030 ANN— Palm & Tarot card Free to a Good Horn* Samoyed mix, Black & LR BET- new $295 sofa, Sun. llam-5:30pm; Wed. CONSTRUCTION EQUIP- eadlngs. Are you troubled 2040 MENT— mixers, pumps, in your closets... ",*i white mate cat, white fe- or worried In your present Auction* loveseat A chatr; new- eves, till 8. Quality Spring KILN- for drying wood/ $400 rug now $99. Canclothing, etc. accepted mason saw, trucks, etc. male kitten, Rarltan — FORE Ife? Need advice? Call nil white femole cat, long- lumber. Homemade. Ex- deliver. 874-7170. Mar. 1. Call for appt.: Pis call 908-647-9450 906-8453 for appt. 1 201-MS-BliO haired black female cat. eadlng will convince you. PUBLIC AUCTION cellent cond. 6Vi'x2' *2'. PINBALL- convertible DID YOU Sell CLOSURE? Every Wed. night at 6pm. 908-752-3479 KNOW , . . Somerset Humane Soci- All readings private. Avail. sofa, 1920s bedroom set, ALMOST NEW- Clothing, ety, Ht 22, No Branch In it or facing it? You may for parties. Palm reading Harvln Auction Center desks, child bedroom set, that an ad In this local not have to lose your Shirley Ave, Somerset NJ. ewelry, furs, accessories. paper also goes Into 16 "don't needs" 526-3330. Is $5 with ad (reg Is $10) 2110 beds, much more. Moving. ENCORE QUALITY CON- home. 90S S34-910B FumHurm 908-647-7325 after 7PM other local papers? Reach LOST— 6 mo. old puppy SWEDISH MASSAOE- •08-845-0720 SIGNMENTS, 123 Clar- over 400,000 readers with a Kceschond black & beige, 609-795-6134 Janet, CMT. Call 908-828 Quality consignment. emont Rd., Bernardsvllle. with one call! answers to Pepper. Very 1132. By appt. only. BEDROOM SET- 2 tOFA, LOVCBEAT, Mon.,-Frl., 10-6pm: Thurs friendly. Branchburg va- MAKE A FRIEND...FOR MATCNINO CHAIR- til 8pm. 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Well educated, ooking for S/D, over- ease free A drug free as I sized Teddy Bear, profes- ate, tolerate, seeks soul to^thare one-self A wlil- preferably non-smoker, a yet successful, adaptable, that likes to be treated am. Please call Ext. Curly brown hair w/green mate. I am interested in Ingjnoes to explore friend- like one, bet. 25-36. I weight female only. Age A sional, good-looking, sen- eyes, Aries, professional. night person who is hon- fun-loving, considerate, race unimportant. I'm not 3196. sitive, vibrant, Intelligent, spirituality animal rights, sMp first AD replies an- est A fun w/good values. enjoy the shore, water iwi _ Likes rock music, water, addicted to golf and loves ooking for a one-night- SUCCESSFUL Profes- with a heart of gold. vegetarian food, folk swered. Reply to Ext.Looking for friendship w/ skiingg, fitne*»_, long rideses., ttand A don't discovery. Seeks attrac- to travel. 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Please and are attractive, fun- tions openly A honestly. Pretty, petite, witty, viva- using or abusing my lady. 3472 hair, green eyes enjoys looking for honest, caring, cious, Jewish (no prin- romantic, caring with call Ext. 3200. loving, with two feet on Integrity Is more impor- • music, dancing, movies, S/DWM; with a sense of Serious inquiries' ortty. «eat sense of humor. En- the ground, please re- tant than looks although, cess), professional, 35, Please call Ext. SIS*.1' •• SW OVSRWIIO.HT PE. sports A travelling is humor. Reply Ext. 3248 thoughful-mlnd A caring- foys dinner, dancing, spond to ext. 3241. SWM— 30 something, I myself am very cute. So- 1 MALE- 26, brown hair, tall, lean, physically fit. cial drinker ok. 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So, call al- SWP, SI, CONSIDERED ship or lasting relation- ready! Ext.3184. Ext 3707 good sense of humor for preciate it. I like going Age, marital status not share the finer things In candlelight, slow dancing, ATTRACTIVE- 5' 4 , 122 ship. Must be In shape, South. Please call Ext. life. Friendship A love as SJF— 32, Petite, attrac- good-looking, affectionate friendship & possible rela- Important. Must be dls- partying A romance. Reply NAMASTE'— SWF, 37, lbs., caring, sincere A af- 3185. croat. Reply to Ext 3517 husband & wife. Reply to tive, fun seeks attractive A have CLASS! Smokers tionship. Reply to Exten- to ext 3501 health professional. fectionate. Enjoys sports, tion 3372 ext 3504 Intellectual, educated, fi- music, movies, dining out OK. No drugs. Call ext. HANDSOME SWM- 29 Seeks an Indian SM pro- nancially secure, outgoing 3465 — would like to meet 5'10, brown hair, caring, fessional, 35-45, to enjoy A travel. 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NICE OENILEMAN- foreign films, is politically for friendship or relation- Seeking attractive female trie bar scene A all theSeeks petite, SWF, 24 physically fit, would like to cooking, movies, dining, Seeks to meet down to aware A athletically In- games that go with it, give 32, who is Intelligent, fun- ship. Please reply to Ex-WWF CHRISTIAN— 60 meet S/D Female, 24-38, dancing, and long moonlit 21-35 who Is vivacious 4 oarth SWF from Somerset clined, romantic, nurturing tention 3293 yrs. old average looks, a little bit on the wild side me a call. Reply ext. loving, and sincere. If you without dependents, fit Awalks with stimulating County between the ages w/joie de vvre. Please call 3469 want to meet this nice likes Intelligent conversa- attractive, race unimpor- conversation. Looking for to share romance fun of 35-45. I like dining out, Ext. 3192. tion, outdoors, travel, din- times & adventure. Reply guy please call. Reply ext. SWM— 37, dark hair, tant, for daytime compan- a mature, but useful, man movies, biking, flea mar- SWF, SINOLE PARENT— 3242. green eyes, Italian, 6', ing out, love to dance. ext. 3198 SJM 34- CPA, No. Brun- with 2 yr. old boy. Cute, Looking for SWM 58-65, ionship?, cup of coffee?, between 29-40, who has kets, and going to carswick resident, enjoys 175lbs, in shape, good lunch?, whatever? True a good sense of humor, HANDSOME, SM, AOEraces, Looking for friend- 51' blond, green eyes, looking. Who likes dining for friendship A possible sports, music, beach, loves dancing, traveling A SWM, 37 TALL STOCKY relationship. Please reply friendship values, good has an open mind, and Is 24— 6' tall, Asian/Indian, ship possibly leading (o being a kid. Looking for a out. movies, outdoors, conversation A sense of a good conversationalist, relationship. Respond to the outdoors. Hate the good sense of humor, owns own business so Ext. 3385 lonely, looking for female, long lasting relationship, club and bar scene? honest, sincere, trustwor- humor a must. Nothing to who enjoys an active life age 22-38, for Intimacy, 3447. non-smoker please. Reply doesn't have time for bar do today? Turn off the TV Looking SWM, 28 35, who thy. Enjoy dancing, sports and is looking for fun with passion, compassion, mu- NOT A PLAYBOY Ext. 3186 scenes, but will make T and pick up the phone- a possibility of a deep and knows what they want In A classic rock which In- time for honost & sincere tual support & consider- BUNNY- not a lottery life. Honesty is a plus. If cludes 50s & 60's. Look- cfian descend, but well ad- let's chat. Reply ext. lasting relationship. Non- ation for the world around SJM, 20, MATURE LOCAL S/DWF, (kids ok), between justed to American cul- 3470. winner... still reading? At- COLLEOE STUDENT- Fa- you're Interest ing for S/DW woman 35- smokers only please, the us. Looks not Important. tractive blonde profes- fit mine 33-44, reasonably attrac- tural, professional, sensi- challenge; must like chil- vorite pastimes include ______call ext. 3462. _ 45, preferably tall, stocky, Reply ext. 3478 sional woman, good >who tive; slim & fit. Reply to tive, enjoy reading, walks, dren. Reply to ext, 3446 shopping, the movies, SWF- 36, full figured, occasionally wears Ext 3520 movies, theatre A sports. CHOCOLATE LOVER- I AM A PRETTY, PETITE, henrt, honest, direct, love classical music, eating heels, enjoys sports to laugh, adventurous, ro- non-smoker, disease free, h^h heels enjoys sports Would like to meet u lady soaks someone semi DWP— bright, happy, EDUCATED * EXOTIC out A spontaneous road loves long rides, dining A classic rock. Must bo youthful, attractive, 43 yr. SWF. I am 50 yrs old, but mnntlc, affectionate & 35 50 w/slmilar Interests. SW let A a little nutty but trips. I'm a very easy- out, movios, boardwalk. talkative. Kids ok. Reply SWM— 38, desperately Reply ext. 3703 so t-centered to truffle old professional Jewish I look much younger. I am loyal. Seeks true male going guy who's com- with right qualities 40-55 Broadway A local stage ext 3708 seeking Susan. "Susan" awpy the hours. Petite woman. Loves music, the- searching for a kind, hon- pletely self-sufficient A shows, animals A sponta- is 40-60 year young; WWM- age 58, 510". atre, sports (especially for good friend & lover. 1 professional SWF, 38, est, 5 0 , marrlnge- rather generous by nature neous activities. Looking SWM. 37, 5 11", elk.emotionally & financially non-drinker, non-smoker, wa its a 34 to 44 yr. old swimming). Looking for a mlnded man (or compan- No grumps need applyl but... I'm painfully shy, so Irish religious Protestant, Ext.3393 for sincere, SWM 36-40, hair, nice looking gentle- secure; & looking for a nlcp guy, sweetie, Reply man of wisdom & financial ionship, I am now in trie I've yet to meet that right stable, responsible & hug- man, nice build, physically mechanically inclined, success, with a big heart companion, friend & lover part-time portrait model, 1480 area and would like to PENCHANT FOR OLDER young woman, 18-22, to gable to share similar In- fit, non-smoker. Intel- to share world travol & & great sense of humor; make new friends! Plenso WOMAN— Compels tall spend quality time with. If terests, romance A pos- ligent, Class, good nature, likes auto racing, out- Into henlth & fitness. call ext. 3239. home romance. You have: doors, fishing. Seeking handsome discrete 35 yr. you're the type of person sible lasting relationship. secure A stnble, good po- the dosifp & passion for DWM, 37-50, please re- old MWM professional to who wouldn't ordinarily re- Please call Ext. 3193. sition. Romantic, worm, same In Lady; 30 year COMPLETELY RECOV- spond to Ext. 3364 I NEED YOUR HELP! Im rnmnncc; tho wenlth to ERED DWM— consider- on n search for a decent seek attractive elegant spond to an ad tike this, sincere, good sonso of commitment, business- you're exactly the type of tako care of mo; & areminded lady to help buy ate, educated, present- DWF— Drown hair, green & respectable mnn to es- seductress. Rolpy ext. SWP— 48, size 5, blonde humor. Very flexible, open adventurous enough to able, active, unselfish cort me to my Senior 3382 person I'm looking for. minded. Variety of Inter- and sell flea market eyes, 5'4, petite & attrac- And if you're not In a grat- hair, hazel eyes, attrac- call. I'm 6'3", good- items. I am not a banker, put my tools back tive, 60 yrs. young, good |Rrom. I'm o white female PETITE 31 year old, great tive, looking for that spe- ests Incl, outdoors, mov- looking, pnsslonate man I. Bre you find them) yrs. old I love to have ifying relationship right ies, dnnclng, dining, etc. ama sense of humor. I like sonso of humor, attrac- now, what are you waiting cial man to share the slm- with n sense of humor. |' r ____ husky, handy, 45 yr, old sports, movios, travel, a good time & can prom- tive, likes long drives, clln- pie A finer things In fife; Seeking a special, nice, Cm n profeBslonal who chanic. Ext. 3382. ise you on enjoyable for? Call & leave me a noiirdrlnker. Seeking slim, music & dnncliig, quiet my out, movies, find quiet message todayl I promise who is nice looking, late no-nonsense SF or SDFseeks to hreflk free of the WWWP- looking for WM ooaslderate, passionate (lines nt home. Looking evening. Any molo inter- evenings at home. Look- 40's-earl40'l y SOSO'a' , talTll, whho betbet. 27-32739 off similaiil r IIn- shakles of tradition & get 55 65, for sincere roman ested botween the ages It will be the best $2.00 lad}, age 28-50, for dat- for tnll attractive man 50- ing for a great guy with ever Investedlll I will an- also has the same values terests who Is attractive, on with the pepoetryy of life, tic relationshipp. I enjoyy ing j A possibly more, pro- GOyrs. with similar Inter- of 18-25 please Roply A sexy for rela- I'm desperately seeking movies, dancing A old fashioned values, over A knows how to treat a slim, ~ "— ' .. - . _ . . _ . qi ...| hom . alst o non-smoker. Reply ests, Please call Ext. ext. 3511 to find out the 30, and NOT BALD. Ex- swer ALL responses. Reply hsdy.~pieaso reDlVExt ttonshlp. Please call Ext. you. RepTy to Ext 3515. et t met at ext details, Only if serlousl tension 3450. 3171. 3368 A Union County Forbes Newspaper 9'-! B-6 Classifieds February 6.1992-" 2130 too JlfO 2190 M/antecffettay LOSE WEIGHT PHOTOGRAPHERS DB- RESTAURANT- equip, ALL AMERICAN FLYER OLD ORIENTAL RUGS- CREDIT SAVE AMAXINI 0RA0S DAY- LI«NT- COMPLETE refrlg., grills, fryer, pots, LIONEL "NO" * N •ny size A condition, anti •OARDINa~ All ameni- COLLECTIONS CARE PROVIDER- PI*-... NOW DARKROOM, package In- sign, used 2 seasons, low •AUM TRAINS. ALSO qualry, painting, jewelry A ties A excellent care. In- + PIT ACOTS. RECEIVABLE cataway. State registered.,*.. And feel terrific with The cludes 2 onlargers by $. Must sell. 359-7540 SUVIN* OLD TOYfurniture. Immed. cash struction. Training,, Show- ts your dog lonely while MANABSMENT Safe loving environment, ,- Micro Diet- the affordable Ortega VV/50 A 80mm TRUCKS - CALL SOS-Prompt service. 201-425 ing, Clinics-Dressage, you commute? Going on Catering to small business Reasonable rates. Call.: lenses, timers, drum de- REVERSE OSMOSIS A professionals. 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Pleat* call 908-232 HOMBS- America's fin- time A 1 part time open- ,- filters etc- ($800 value). Buy Direct From Manufac- 908-232-2350 or 201- Independent Micro turer And Savel Krystal 635-2058 534-5515; 534-5115. 8168. Bonded. est Log Home manufac- ing starting Feb. 24. Call...,, Diet Adviser at: Asking $600. Plese call DOa OMDIINCE turer need* wholesalers. 469-5136 .:•: 908-234-1958 Kleer, Inc., VISA/MC. 1- 1-800-877-DIET 800-423-6889 Professional Instructor Earn excellent profits. Full BABY CARE- Birth to 14 CHILDCARE IN MY S0MK <•» ERVILLE HOME- yrs of.; ' exp. Lots to TLC. Lunch 4,^, 407V • * * * CARPENTRY- All small, HOME IMPROVEMENT- WINDOW OLASS RE- MASON MINTOM an* WALLPA- PLUMBHM HSATffHs A snacks provided. 908->.. MR. DO RIGHT- Will medium repairs inside A Carpentry, concrete, ma- PLACED ON SITE— We PEKING- Interior «. DRAIN CLEANING 526-4710 >,-v clean, repair, paint: walls, out, and new work. Also sonry, drywall, painting. repair, re-putty & paint CONTRACTORS exterior. 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ODD JOBS * GENERAL CERAMIC A MARBLE IN- * * • • 271-4813 664-1330 REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, NO JOBS PAINTING — CHILDCARE- by mother.^ STALLATION- Baths, of 2. 1 opening. Lots of - ELECTRIC, ASPEN- All brush cleared & removed. Kitchens & Foyers. Old A SICHLER TOO SMALL Expert Int/ext. carpentry, FAMILY J A D ROOFING TLC. flranchburg, near Rt! - ? residential needs: house new. Repairs. 369-6610, ; painting, replacement INSTALLATION 3SS-SS37 wood rennismng. custoom work fu)|y guaranteed. 22. 7:30AM-5:30PM.' ' fans, smoke detectors, CONTRACTORS colors. References JOJ lighting, telephones, etc. windows & decks. Tree CERAMIC TILE SERVICES In- Free estimate. Free gutter 908-725-9617 work, log splitting, gutters 3 GENERATIONS OF QUAL- MASONRY- Concrete, sured. Free estimates. Quick response. Lie. Installation & Repairs ITY CARPENTERS. Com- maintenance with every CHILDCARE- mother of .00 #7534. Call 356-3041; cleaned. No Job too small. foundations, driveways, 2 has 1 FT opening in my Why break your back? If Commercial/Residential •storm doors plete home improve- sidewalks, Belgian block. 873-0137. •replacement windows ments. Additions, add-a- 908-769-8809 Piscataway home. Lots of you don't see it, ask. Call S.E. OCRWER levels, kitchens, baths, Fully insured, free esti- TLC reasonable rate. Pis. EUBCTRWAL SERVICE us today for a FREE esti- •closet organizers mates. DMI Construction, Cl (•OS) 7S2-211S •shelving etc. Professional, courte- Mumu* •*<%/ "! JY PENYAK ROOFINB call 908-968-2441 Quality work/raatonable mate. Our 17th year. 757-7929. l l 8O/ E prices, Avail after 4pm & Free Estimates •fencing ous-service from design to E*ff! ££« . S!5Sh ?- eOB!F>ANY- Residential/ CHRISTIAN DAY CARE wknds. FREE estimate. sas-ssis Fuily Insured •mail box posts finish products. Free Est. Roofing Mature, experienced non- Call »O»-369B1M MASONRY— Steps, side- g * Eut- ten A repairs. AH work Fully bonded & insured. COLTON CLAIRE HOME •garage door openers ; smoking woman to care ,' OLD TIME CARPENTRY A walks, patios, exterior 1" - guaranteed. Call Joe 908- L.A.B. ELECTRIC. 908- IMPROVEMENTS- All •ceiling fans drainage, all work guaran- 914-0496 for your Infant A toddler... WOODWORKING- Our •wallpaper 753-4222 526-3696. Lie #10020. old time prices work with phases: Siding, Decks, 4130 teed. Free estimates. Call Piscataway (Arbor School Basements, Storage, •many kinds of carpentry 908-2530827. PAINTINS- Let a womanNOOFIN* CONTRAC- A No. Plfd. area). FT. . your budget. Call with all repair LarMfseapJntf ELECTRICAL WORK- fix it jobs. 908-704-8964 Shelves, Humidifiers. IN- d nC do your painting. Neat, TOR— Cafice Construe- 908-561-5654. Complete electrical ser- SHRED, Gary 654-0733 Free estimates QUALITY WORKMANSHIP clean quality work. In-tion Co. Roofing of all I DEPENDABLE CARE FOR vice, service upgrades, vi- PROFESSIONAL HANDY- AT A REASONABLE sured. 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ROOPINS— AFFORDABLE, IDUNELLEN- The best Commercial, residential time. We do everything your local Forbes newspa- Free estimates Please RELIABLE, DEPENDABLE, j toddler care only a moth- * * # # Light hauling, snow re- call Tom at 908-469- Carpentry/Painting. Free and industrial. Licensed, ROUND THE HOUSE from painting to additions. per. The ad is free, then moval & lawn care. Call jer can provide In my' • 5952 or 1-800-479- Estimates. Call Bill 908- jhome. Fenced In yard, . No. 9141, and Insured, Handyman. Painting, deer Call Ray 752-9394 one call does it all! Charlie t0a-7SS-S42> 5952 873-3759 Free estimates. Call Vince fencing, windows washed, 1-800 BS9-94S5 [separate play room, P/T' ' Santonastaso Electric gutters cleaned, and any CUSTOM RENOVATIONS COMPLETE CARE YARD PAINTING only. State certified, CPR "• 968-1609. Your One Stop Home Im- Pro PAINTING CO. 1 certified. References. Call '' job around the house. Call SYSTEMS- Tree service, V.A.CARNEVALC 4230 Bruce, 908-781-6726. provement Co. Kitchens, IRON RAILINGS lawn maintenance, land- Commercial. Residential, 908-752-8960 ' . ELECTRICAL— All types Baths, Basements, Sky- scape design. Spring Exterior/Interior. Very rea- EXPERIENCED BABYSIT- ; of wiring, Service changes lights & Tile. industrial. Fully insured. TRACEVS IRONWORKS cleanup. Insured, free es- sonable. References. Fully Expert ITER- in my Raritan' • & paddle fans. Additions. 908-267-6944 timate. (908) 874-5083. Insured. 35 yrs. of ser- |home. Full time, Reason-'''' Call Harold Klouser. Lie, 4100 •Power Washing A DELICATE TOUCH- Ex- Anpravwnawt 8AM 8PM 008-247-2036 vices in this area. Please •Interior/Exterior pert paperhanging, reli- I able rates. Call 704-8865 ;'•, #6252. 908-572-6750. DECKS— $7.50 per ft. oi call 968-0467. will beat any legitimate LANDSCAPING- All •Protective Coating able, meticulous, afford- phases including Spring •Sand/Water Blasting IEXPERIENCED MID. ;. 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ELECTRICIAN— Installa- contractor for all your Bob Stelnman, S2S* MMMMJ MY SEAMS" Reliable, ex- tion of circuit breakers, FREE ESTIMATES with one call! needs. Large or small, we 908-80S-93S4 Any age. Full time only. MM pert paperhanging. Work 908-231-0722 " paddle fans, attic fans, Complete bathrooms 1-800-889-94*8 do It aill ' guaranteed. Certified by electric heat, recessed starting as low as $3995. INTERIOR PAINTING — The Paperhanging Insti- LICENSED & experienced lights, appliance wiring. Licensed, insured, 10 yrs. DISCOUNT EXTERMINAT- KITCHENS, BATHS- re- M0VAL -Is your stump a Day Care Provider, will pain in the grass? Free Very neat, free estimate, AMERICAN HOME IM- tute. Call Lynne at 908- love & care for your child*; Free estimates, insured. Experience. ING— termite inspec- modeling, alterations, Call Bartle Painting, Mar- RONSON ELECTRIC, J.M.C. tions, immediate certifica- cabinet refacing, counter- estimates Fully insured. PROVEMENTS- Quality In my No. Plainfield home." 7B2-SSB3. (Lie. 5532). tion, and general pest "JUST STUMPS" 634- tlnsvllle 356-4758. kit. A bath remodeling. All p|»of *««i Nat WALL FT opening Feb.3 for child Home Renovations tops, formica, Corian, tile repairs, tile A painting. Zmmtik O Ai. . V 1-800-734-8919 control. 908-247-4585 work, skylights, finished •UTR aa->7 ti ir- ia7«i PAPERING— Alson paint- l-5yrs. Non-smoker, ELECTRICIAN- Lic.# JOHN MACNAMARA 356-8927 (Lie. 1975) i' BATHROOMS REMOD- basements, drywall & tap- PAINTING- Int. painting jn(j£ papef rmmM> mrh I excel, refs. Cnll Michele 10062. For evenings & DRYWALL CONSTRUC- TREE MAINTENANCE 1908-757-5177 ELED— Custom repairs. ing, decks. References on Tree removals, shrub & wall papering. Ext. BATHROOMS REMOD- guaranteed. Free estl- weekends. Bonded & in- All trades incl. Free est. TION— Sheetrock and request. No job too small. sured. Reasonable rates. taping, specializing In pruning, Commercial & painting. Free estimates. ELED- all plumbing re-"'•••••Douglas (908) LOVING MOM- will care ALL WORK CO., 359-3000 Free estimates. Fully in- residential. Quality work Fully insured. Recom- pairs, carpentry A tll» 534-1192. IIfor your child in my Mid- Commercial, residential, BATHTUB A TILE RESUR- small Jobs. T.A.F. Drywall sured. Call Cedroncs industrial. 725-7267 at fair prices. Over 20 yrs.mended by Interior Oeco- work. Very reasonable _,...__.__ ._ I dlesox/Dunellen home. FACINQ — 5 year war- Home Improvements 90B- experience. Call 658- rators. 908-709-0160. rates. Lie. #1710. 908- WALLCRAFY- Expert pa- I Great refs, 6AM-6:30PM. 249-2090. ranty, free estimates. Coll FINAL TOUCH INTERI- 3266 or 321-0077 548 0052 perhanglng. Paint trim & Call 9681193 908-756-5351 PAINTING- Good Hands — ceilings. Reasonable 4000 ORS— Wall specialist- MR FIX-IT- No Job too Painting, wallpaper, pan- Co. Interior/exterior. Wall- COPPERHEAD PLUMB-rates. Insured, free est. 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No LOVINO MOTHER OF 2- > experienced, reliable. ~ lob too small, Call 231- CARPENTRY A ROOF- floors installed, sanded & painting, etc. Bathroom & Tree Experts PAINTING- Why pay Decides to care for one$ Same day service. Jeff INQ— repair. Celling « basement remodeling. more! $65/rm. Com- HEATINO— start enjoying Q2B2. more. Stimulating envl- > 908-369-4075 finished. Old wood floors floor porches, steps, reflnlshed. Free esti- Free estimates, competi- 359-6180 mercial, residential, apts. the warmth & fuel saving! ~" ronmont for ages 2-5. -1 L HANDYMAN paint.^(Tll_356-902O mates. ACCURATE tive rates. CALL JOHN FULLY INSURED Exteriors, Wallpapering of a new high efficiency WALLPAPERING- Feml- North sldo Westfield Can do most anything and CARPENTRY- fine qual- FLOORING, aSB-4808 908^249 6652 $20/rolI. Ray 707-SS72 heat system now. Call nine Hangups. Neat, pro- home. Convenient to Wll-T ,• at reasonable rates. No ity remodeling & repairs. OENERAL BUILDING TREE WORK WANTED- John at Professional fesslonal. Free estimates. son School. Call 908-V Job too small. Coll 908- Stairway & balustrade RESIDENTIAL RAILINQS Prunlng, storm (infringe, PAINTING A WALL Plumbing Services 908- Prompt service. Call Joan 232-3320. $ CONTRACTOR- addi- 725-2530 (MPL*8488) 526-0251. 322-1673. systems, windows, doors, tions, alterations, & re- by PETRO ITEEL * IRON removals, chipping, shrub PAPERING- "Winter LOVINO MOTHER- will,' HANDYMAN FOR HIRE- trim, cabinets, kitchens, pairs. Joe 908-322-7351. WORK— Iron & aluminum enre, insured. Smith Troo Special" »S0 off painting care for your child In my railings. Quality service Service 908-439 2059. and 20% off wallpapering, OIL BURNER SERVICE carpentry, replacement of basements, clocks. Free Boiler & Furnace clean Plscotaway home. Ages- •*• windows & doors, floor est. Refs. 908-281-6538 HOME for 14 yrs. Free ost & full FULLY INSURED. Will 15 mos.-4 Yrs. Snacks, i Insured, 908-752-1398 WINTER CLEAN UP- beat any written esti- up, efficiency tasting tiles, carpet Installation, CARPENTRY BY QUELI Alterations emergency service calls, JK'S 908 463-3069. ^S kitchen, bath renovation. Loaves & cul lawn for win-mates. Interlor/oxterior. CONSTRUCTION CO.- and Additions • HEETROCK/SPACKLE ter. Rcasonnlilo rnlos, re- Will work weekends. Call heat & hot water in- WALLCOVERING LOVING MOTHER- will 1 526-5723. Weldod vinyl replacement Stalled. 722-8225 caro for your child In my-^ Prompt and Courteous — Repairs to shootrock & liable service. C;ill Wnlt iit Chris 873-1389 INSTALLATIONS HANDYMAN-ODD JOBS- windows & steel doors. Services plaster. 572-5811. 752 6730. Somerset homo. 1-4 yrs. Custom decks, additions, do you want smalt Indoor/ "Quality at Its Best" PLUMBING A HEATING and FT/PT $3/nr. Please call./"" outdoor Jobs done at rea- dormers, kitchen & bath STERLING MAINTE- PAINTING A WALLPA- Low rotes. Good service. 908-937-5232 sonable prices. Call An- remodeling, basements, WALLACE NANCE SERVICE- floor PERING Exterior/ inte- Interior Painting 4160 Drain cleaning. Free esti- MIDDLESEX- Mother of ,- thony E. Kroposky 908- drywall & taping. NO JOB CONSTRUCTION waxing, Carpet clennfnf,. rior, custom work. Com- mates. Llcenso #6461. Masonry mercial/residential. FULLY 2 will care for your child ',' 725-4476 _ _ TOO SMALLt Fuily Insured, 725-3845 CflllJJOJB:668-8G76 Cnll John MS-M34 Quality free estimates. 908-704- INSURED. Nick 658-9235 In my homo. Snacks &,-,' ' E'S HOME MAINTE- HOME IMPROVEMENTS STROKE OF OENIUS Workmanship lunch Incl. Foncod ynrd.,V 0262. PLUMBING A HEATING ^ANCE— Home repairs, A REPAIRS- mWitlons, Cpmploto renovating, fir<" Cnll: Toys, games, nctlvitlos, FT•;," hot water henter Installa- CARPENTRY- & Home docks, wooden storage & water dnmcigo insur n.'.nii* SCOTT- PAINTING (Ed Rellly) —All big or small resldon- or PT. Reasonntilo rotes,^',* tion, furnace c)oan-outs & Improvements. I do It ALL, shods. All phases of tiomo nnco ropolr, painting, nunlily masonry sorvicos. Int.rlor/ExUrlor- Froo tlnl work. FREE Estimates Joe Kllngebfel SpSJ^lieei ' rcpnlrs, ceiling fans, cable garages-decks-any work Improvements & repairs. wallpnporlng, power wnsli- F-roo r-stimato. Rotor- ostlmntos. Custom work, & Answers. Evening & large or small. Free ost., encos. Inr.urrnl. 40 yrs. a Vnry nent 4 references. weekend nppts. for work- 381-9656 MOTHER OF TWd^Took- TV wiring and much more. VIsn/MC, froe estimates. ing & morel free osti Ing to l>nl>ysil In my Hills- Call Mike lit 788-5909 Ins. Steve, 908-968-7042 OUR HOUSE 3B6-05S0 matos. 908-231-1775 Himiiy husirifss, tvnry |ol> Shootrock Repairs. Fully Ing families. Llconae fra* eatimaUs !L.?!?(i£i2llty.i(i«:S23O Insured. 908-752-3767. #8488 John, 725-2530 borough homo. Lunch & I snacks Included. Call 874-6823 A Union County Forbes Newspaper FebwaryS, 1992 Classified* B-7 4*05 4110 4170 SQSO tax Income) Taw Employment • General HOUSieUANHM- low ACCOUNTANT- IRS en- I0M BABYSITTERS NEEDED— ratas. Rafarancea. Call rolled, specializing In Indi- oooo PRKPARATION B*f4 f CLEANUP ft UOMT HAUL- A COMEDY MAMC ft FUN teachers, students, job BOOKKEEPER- Real Es- INS Hits*— am • Maria at 469-3M5 viduals and small busi- seekers. Earn extra In- of 3, Bird Special, , • •WORD-PERFECT MM— of all types. Free SNOW- for Holiday, Of- tate Management Firm, Middle*** mom I WILL CLBAN- your nesses: Income tax prep- 469-4056 •LOTUS estimates. Reasonable fice, Birthdays w/exotic come with flexible hrs. PT, must be computer lit- aration and complete ac- eOATA ENTRY Call "In a Pinch..." Inc. & house or apartment Own RICHARD L. f»SLDMAN- ratea. Insured. Call Tony animals. Clip ad ft show erate In AP, AR tt OL, transportation, exp. 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MB-«I4-S«18 RESUMES Locaied in historic Princeton, New Jersey, the HOU8ECLEANINO— 2 4105 ^nd bookkeeping for rienced profetslonal re- Removal of Wrinkles, CUSTOM REUPHOL- "Professionally Medical Center, a 450-bed teaching community Irish women to clean your small to medium size cently w/ Glenn Miller Or- buckles. Stretching & re- STERY- Home, Office, Prepared" hospital, offers the perlect setting for your pro- home or office, 7 yrs. exp. businesses. chestra. All levels. 908- installation of new & used Auto, Marine. Fabric or Cover Letters & Envelopes fessional practice! & references. Call 548- 908-424-0697 494-0422. Carpet. Since 1950. plaitic slipcovers. Foam Interview Tips ABC TAX- Experienced Complemoni our staff of anesthesiologists and 6434 or 985-4363 PAUL W. QRZENOA SKIN CARE— Become on 908-369-8970 rubber, large fabric selec- 24 hr. turnaround Accountant. Expert Ser- tion. Fully insured. Hish- CRNA's, dedicated to its patients, staff and HOUSECLBANING- apt., vice. Resonable fees. Re- Certified Public Ac- expert. Train for an excit- CARPETING— Com- •0S-7S3-7491 countant. Tax Returns ing career in electrology. mercial/residential, shop meh's Custom Upholstery, community N J license and AANA certification office, condo, etc. Good ferral Bonus. Day & Eve. 112 Mountain Ave., Mid- required refs. & transp. Reason- appts. New clients Prepared & Accounting Short term classes now at office or home, Buy di- dlesex 356-2082 5020 able rates. No job too big. $10 discount wtth ad Services. So. Plainflold forming. Call for Informa- rect from Mill for low, low Child Can Wanted For more information regarding this exceptional Call 908-563-9078 908-469-2319 Area. »O8-769-SeO2 tion, 908-781-2422. I prices. 908-752-2928 SNOW PLOWING A PART TIME opportunity, please contact: SANDING— lots & drive- ways, 24 hr. dispatch. ALL BABY CARE NEEDED- Yolanda M. Lnhaza, Assistant Director WORK CO. 359-30O0 Looking for an experi- 253 Withcrspoon St., Princeton. NJ 08540 enced, reliable, loving 609-497-4338 WE00INO INVITATIONS person to care for n 1 1 elegantly addressed, hand year old baby boy. Week- written caligraphy. Rea- days from 4 to 6PM. plus W'/u'rv trwiitjon & innovation meet. sonably priced. 908-463- occasional evening baby- THE 1310 Joanne sitting. Martlnsville afe.i. THE MEDICAL CENTER AT WINTER CLEAN UP- Non-smoker. Must have a Bamements, attics, Con- car. Call Patrick 908- CLASSIFIEDS tractors. Call 287-8195 604-6153 PRINCETON THE WORLD AT YOUR FINGERTIPS REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Licensed/Unlicensed EWJOB...ROMANCE... are available right NOW! The time is RIGHT to begin a career (or adjust your career)! As the economy gears It SELL.ABIGGER up...your career and income can too! ATTENTION: LICENSED AGENTS! HOML.CAR... We have a NEW exciting program that will allow higher earnings. PLUS the best QUICKSTART training program taught by ;B.,.AWEW.IOB.., Vita Zoltak, GRI, Broker with 23 years of experience and Susan Wilson, GRI, Broker Associate with 10 years Whether you're looking to buy or experience and a degree in Education. «sell, check the Classifieds first! To set up your appointment for a personal interview, call Meeker Sharkey, Realtors at (908) 272-2,570. A Union County Forbes Newspaper B-8 Classifieds Febfuary 6.1992 9050 5090 5050 5050 5050 SOfO •050 employment - employment • Employment • Employment • Employment < Part-Time OMMNM Qoneral General General Central employment Part-Tim DiNTAt meiraoNiST/ HEW YEAR NEW CAREER RETIREE* PERSON- SALESPERSON SECRETARY/RECEPTION* •DID ATTENTION MARKET RESEARCH TCLIMAPMITIItt •UIWMI ASSItTAMf- Part tiara * Ml ttaw needed to open ware- We are looking for a 1ST— good phone * typf ,. Vol- DESIGN DRAFTSMAN COMPANY- in the new FT position for mature persons for telemarketing house, organize work & cheerful, mature person ing skills a must. Full time until WO- Squad Menlo Park Mall will pay PART TIMI ;: out-going Individual In positions In Union based recover rails. Flexible who enjoys people to join with benefits. Call 908 seeking »for Ente r Wanted Part-Time, must for your opinions on us at Cynthia's Hallmark 685-7600 wide variety of topics. Call busy, efficient WestfisW company. Exper. an ad-hours & pay. Mark 908- genoy ^^Thl be familiar with liquid Earn extra cash •> general practice. Previous vantage but not essential 968-7441 located at The Village at SECRETARY— Temporary cians. > license storage plant, piping and now to sign up. Bedmlnster; part time, wll flexible hours > experience in dental of- as training given Cxeat* 6AUS HUP WANTED- full time position for June, require* 4 hrs./Wk. property layout, work on 908-548-4935 3 to 5 days per weak-; flco with computer (Mac) lent pay package fer train, please call Cindy at July & August. Computer Contact: Holzmiller table not CAD. Call 908 MESSBNO.BN- needed Experience preferred 908-234-2426 6pm to 9pm * helpful but not eMentlal. tew right aeaate. Call for Mease call 356-7647 Atk literate, typing & filing. at 908-2 1-2501 722-9000 In Somerville, for local company. Must In our Bedmlnster office. Competitive salary. 1 further Info 4 Interview for lisa SALES— Discovery Toys Call 908-232-2470. ask for Paul have own transp. Metro $7.00 per hour -* evening. No weekends. Cart 1-800-231-0032 seeking 3 persons to AVON SALES- All areas area deliveries. Flexible plus commission Send resume to: Box 5, c/ I.— Excellent demonstrate quality edu STAY NOME AND MANE hrs. Call 908-685-7600 for further Info -1 o Forbee Newspapers, PO MIIPI cation toys. Low invest. For Information call Opp. to Join established EXPLOSIVE 0ROWTH SS60 PER WEEK AND O*«a292 OFFICE/SNIPPINO CALL ;; Box 899, Sonwrville, NJ growing Co. req. top- Will train. Flex. hrs. Call MOREI Over 400 compa : 08876 Full Time/Part Time Charlotte 201-993-9177 •OOKNIIPIR- PT CLERK- Hrs. 12-5pm, 5 notch, org. & verbal skills, New high demand service. nles need homeworkers answering phones, light 3 yrs. exp. Resume to: R. for easy work. Call now Knowledge of A/P & Gen RICHMARKERT •* Outstanding pay program. SALES— Start your own CERTIFIED NURSES oral Ledger, Computer typing, filing, filling A Bokor, UMSI 125 Lincoln Call 908-873-2607 business with Discovery for amazing recorded AIDE- Part time 7AM packing of small orders FORBES NEWSPAPER? Ad% In C/MSMd Middlesex, NJ 08846 Toys. I will trlan you to be message. 908-654-1714 3PM, 311PM. Full/part skills a plua. Must be flex SOS-TSl-TBOO >* •ALBS RBPRSSENTA- Ible. Call Rosemary at for optical lens manufac- dont cost — POOL MANAMR- Coun- successful & to earn a Ext. 36 time 11PM-7AM. Only turer In Middlesex. Call Ext. 7S01 -\ TIVB8- Needed to sel free kit. Call Valerie 908- ecrttttotf aMN* t* apply 908-231-1810. Thay pay! ty operated outdoor pub- Dental Plans. Earn ap- 908-356-1461. lic swimming pool. 4 yrs. 381-5851 SUBSTITUTE SOLOIST Good working conditions BOOKKEEPER- Somer- VIDEO % proximately $250-$500 a & good benefits. Raritan ville Non-profit agency, 14 PART TIM! SECRETARY/ experience with 2 yrs. asweek. Interviews held SALES— Undercover AND OROANIST. Audi- BOOKKEEPER- for Cran- UNEEDA VIDEO ,v assistant/manager of pub- Ware Agents. Hostess for tions will be held in Febru- Health 4 Extended Care hrs. wkly, must be com- Seeks P/T help. Apply* DRIVER WANTED FULL every Tues. It Wed. eves Center, 633 Route 28, puter literate. AP, AR, GL, ford CPA firm. Statistical lic aequatlc facility. Certi- in Newark. Training pro- free lingerie. Call 908- ary. Please send resume typing, light bookkeeping, person, see Heidi. 190«. Hall WITH VAN- for de- fication as American Red 253-0393 Raritan, NJ 08869. Pis payroll, Lotus 123. Send Ihwriea in Trl-State area. vided. No experience nee- to: Edwin Starner, C/0 computer experience a Main St., Somerville .* Cross Water Safety In- First Church of Christ Sci- call 908-526-8950 resume or history of expe- 906-707-0805 essary. Not insurance, no rience to: Box 9, Forbes plus. Permanent position. structor, CPR and First Aid license required. For more AdVrtl$9 entists, 422 E. Broad St., DENTAL ASSISTANT- PT Reply to: Box 12, KForbes •ANN UP TO 91000 MR training required. Call Westfield, NJ, 07090. Newspapers, PO Box 699, Information contact: including evenings A al- Somerville. NJ 0SB76. Newspaper*, P.O. Box WIIK, Over 400 compa- 908-722-1200. EOE. Inm KrettmaH In the Clanilied! ternate Sats. Experience 699, Somerville, NJ nies need homeworkers/ TELEMARKETERS— for MS-Ul-MtS nsurance Sales. $7.50/ preferred but not neces- CHIROPRACTIC RECEP- 08876. distributors NOW! Amaz- sary. Call Dr. Peterson at TIONIST- PT, Mon., Wed. ing Recorded Message • + * * SECRETARIES hour + bonus. Looking for PT/FT INCOMI OP- EXECUTIVE experienced phone per- 908-359-6521 & Frl. 3:30pm-8pm. NOTICE: All EMPLOYME Reveals Details. Call Pleasant telephone man- AdvertoeinttHCfuffied! WANTED advertlsem Today 908-651-8105. PORTUNITIIS AVAIL- Ad» m Clattttled Great opportunities In top son with friendly disposl- MEDICAL RECEPTION* ABLE- $1000-$2000 Fortune 100 companies. ion. Located in Clark, NJ, 1ST— Fulltlme for front ner. Office exper. a plus. are PAYABLE IN ADVA ElECTROLUX- A leader per month. Plus profit don't cost - Immed. need for secretar- Call 499-2241 desk to handle schedul- DeCanto Chiropractic by cash, check, VISA' in floor care products sharing plus medical/den- Thoy pay! ies w/Wordperfect, Dec- ing, insurance, collection Center, 349 Rt. 206 PART TIMI Master Card. For a quote-fin •Ince 1924, needs South, Hlllsborough, 908- TV REPRESENTATIVE tal. For information call mate Hewlett Packard & TRUCK DRIVIR- full & other varied duties. cost, please Mil teachable, stable, part Mr. Z, 908-846-6955 Wang. Pleasant office, experi- 359-BACK. Responsible & depend- tint* or full time sales/ time Metro area deliveries able people needed to 1-800-334-0531. RIAL ESTATE CAREER or co. In Branchburg. Ar- ence preferred. Call 201- service representative to BALIB RIP- Exciting We will provide FREE 635-2750 Chatham. work for TV Rental Com- call on existing customers WIIOCL RBA1TORS, Hill- ticulate license req. Excel- pany in New Brunswick sborough. We are looking local advertising firm training & cross training. ent opportunity for theNURSE— part time; RN AdtlnClawHIad CHAUFFEUR In this area. No invest- seeks 2 Independent indi- We offer top salary, Med/ hospital. Must have good ment. Opportunity to earn for good people to join right person. Call 908'preferred. Busy Somerville dont coat — communication A Math our salea staff. Whether viduals to coordinate Ufa Ins., Holiday/Vacation 685-7600 Allegist's office. Tues. 4- as much as $447.96 on proven program between pay & excel, working con- Thoy pay! •kills. $6/hr to start. Paid Experienced limousine one package or $200 licensed or unlicensed, TRUCK MECHANIC 8PM, alternate Sats. 8- holidays A vacations. we can get you started In video stores A local mer- ditions. Call today. 11:30AM, plus relief. driver wants private driv- $300 In service. Call 908 chants. FT/PT. Pis call MANPOWER. INC. WANTIO— experienced 231-9625 ask for Eve. Flexible days 10am-2pm, ing position. Excel, with 464-7510 for details. a successful Real Estate with diesel, hydraulics, lpm-5pm or 4pm-8pm. Career. Flexible hours, un- 908-665-5039 Crawford 272-9120 seniors & young folks. heavy truck repair & weld- RECEPTIONIST/SECRE- CLERK TYPIST- needed For a local interview call FORIMAN- for cor-limited earning potential SALES-RETAIL- Custom Eelsen/ Call Thomas at -» rugated container manu IMNH S4t-6860 ing for busy Edison con- TARY— Rahway area. P/T, for Insurance office. Flex- 201-858-2316, and hands-on training. decorating, positon open tractor. CDL needed. ible hours. Call 725-0655 factoring co., experience Call Judi Hltt, Manager, Semenille 722-SSSI 12-5pm Mon. thru Fri. RECEPTIONIST- PT for for detail oriented "peo- Send letter with experi- Send resume to: Box 30, •0t-4«4-IS04 prefereecl, day shift. 908 908-359-7100 ple" persons, with selling PILE ft. MAIL CLERK- Dental Office. Light typ- 685-7600 SECRETARIES W/W.P. ence (no calls) to: Empire c/o Forbes Newspapers, Westfield Ins. Agency has ing, general office clean- HOUSEKEEPBRSS,, NAt- RIAL ISTATt BALKS skills & knowledge of tex- High Power Temps needs Soils, 35 National Rd.,PO Box 699, Somerville, NIKS, NURSESI AIDiS •Ull MACNINI OHM- tiles/sewing. 24 hr. wk. Immed. opening. 12-SPM, Ing required. Salary com- Business is booming we Dependable, Qualified Edison, NJ 08817 NJ. 08876. 5 days/wk. Car a neces- mensurate with experi- AVAIL- Women of all oa- TOR— experienced opera- need Salespeople. 100% mm. on floor including Temporary Employees to tionallties. Applicants tor needed for the cor- nights & weekends, shop sity. Call Mr. Good 908- ence. 719-2910 commission plan no ex- fill job orders from our 654-1300 screened. Reasonable rugated packaging Indus- penses. Newly licensed at home sales also avail. client companies in this TELEMARKETERS fees. Aurora Agency, Urn try. Good salary, start Im- welcome. Call Ray, Cm> Good pay, benefits pack- area. MAIDS WANTIO— morn- Kenllworth mortgage of- Branch, 908 222-3369 • medlately. 908-685-7600 tMry 31, MMss Real- age, liberal store dis- HIOH POWER TEMPS Advertise ing hrs. Weekdays or fice. 5:30-8:30PM, Mon,- tors, Rt. 202, BraNCh- count, Fabric Land, No. 10S laat Union Ave> weekends. Motel exper. Thurs. $6/hr. plus Incen- LIVE-IN COMPANIONS HAIR DRISBIR- with Planfield, Call Susan M. Bewt* Brook, NJ OSSOS In the Classified! referred. Pine Motel, tives. Potential $15+/hr. Light housekeeping. Call experience needed for 755-4700 908-722-9520. 276-5777 572-6076. Somerville salon. Full time 99S-SS0-91SS position avail. Salary + commission for more info, Ada In Classified call 725-6666 don't co$t — HEALTH CUM- Exenwise They pay! Woman Inc. has openings for the following posi- tions: Assistant Manager; Aerobic Instructors. Call REAL ESTATE SALES- 3 Cheryl at 908-218-1155 office firm, est. 1937 IMAOI CONSULTANT- seeks agent willing to de- for International Co. tovote individual, personal- teach color analysis, ized attention to our cli- wardrobing & total Image ents At customers. 60% to enhancement. Local train- million $$ associates. No ing provided. PT/FT. call franchise fees. Fischer 908-821-1412 Realtors, Whltehouse, Basking Ridge, Washing- INSURANCE ton, 908-534-4025 Underwriting Assistant opening for a fulltlme/ REAL ESTATE SALES- parttime position assisting FEEL LIKE You've Been Underwriting Department Lost In a crowd of So- of a growing NJ Insurance called Country Pro's??? Company. Office skills are BOCCNINO a must. For consideration REAL ESTATE please call: Can now offer S Sea- soned Salespersons the •0S-1T0-4447 opportunity to snow off their talents. We have re- INSURANCE— CSR, Per-cently moved into Larger sonal lines, IBM system Quarters at 2 Dumont ' 36, McCracken. Experi- Road in Far Hills, where ence preferred. License. we can Better serve a va- Benefits. Send resume to riety of Real Estate P.O. Box 950, Green- needs... Without sacrific- brook, NJ 08812 ing that personal touch. INTERIOR DKCORATINO/ For immediate Consider- Valentine's Day SALES— Mature-minded, ation Please Call business-oriented indiv. •O8-2J4-O76B Will train. 457-0738 INTRODUCTIONS... REAL ESTATE SALES- A way for people to meet Get Seriousl Now is the is people, every week in time to start a career. your local Forbes newspa- This is a no lay off, op- per. The ad Is free, then portunity-filled industry. If one call does it all! you are willing to be li- ^-^/^^^ Friday, February 14th X-S00-BSO-S40S censed, be trained and work hard, we will help LEBAL SECRETARY — you achieve your goals. Busy Union County law Call Pat for more informa- firm seeks experienced tion. 908-685-8200. person with litigation and personal injury back- REAL ESTATE- NJ Li- Send A Message of Love ground. Dictaphone, com- cense required. Come puter/word processing, grow with us. Excellent on Wang preferably, and the Job training. Tenacity Place a Valentine message to the special people in your life! Your "special steno required. Excellent & motivation, A MUST! Ex- benefits, salary com- clusive equities. Licensed mensurate with experi- Real Estate Brokers NJ & someone" will receive a card to make sure that they won't miss your message. ence.Full or permanent NY, 141 So. Ave., Fan- part time. Call Edith 908- wood, NJ. SOS-322-S4S0, Here are some ads from last year to help you get started. 353-5300. ash for Mr. Tee. , TO MY THREE BEAN HEAD, TO YOU, "Once upon a I love you from the top of HEART TO HEART I VALENTINES time, somewhere In th« I'rliil Your Copy Here for Your Hcurt to Hcurt Kenya, Veronica and Wen- you head to the tip of back of my mind, I fell your toes but what I love 86.00 - 4 LINKS 50' 1-uch Achlltlonul I.lnc dell, Mommy loves you all In love with you" very, very much. most Is your cute turtle (Print 1 Uller Per llo.s) „ , „ , „ , i MatlMf Annette nose. Malt tilIH form In time to reach us no later than noon on rrhlnv, rebnmry 7th. | BS MUSH FACE Heart-To-Heart ad will be judged and awarded prizes for: USE SUI'AKATIi PlliCli OF I'APUH FON ADDITIONAL LINUS (Add SO' cueli mldlliomil line) Mall couijon with check or iiioncv order to: roitUl-S NEWSPAPERS CI-ASSII'IKD Most Romantic P.O. 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Finwood P'«l« • Th« A Union County Forbes Newspaper tFebruary 5,6,7,1992 Forbes Newspapers Forbes Newspapers / Page U-1 Real Guide An 'exceptional' split level home CRANFORD CRANFORD- ship there are This split level 415 acres of mu- home features a nicipal and ceramic tile en- county park- trance, large liv- land, a canoe ing room/ dining club, 11 tennis room combina- courts and an tion, state-of-the- indoor-outdoor art European- pool facility. Style kitchen with Cranford has a large eating its own cable area, a family television sta- room with a stone tion, a dramatic fireplace and slid- club with its ing glass doors to own theater and the deck, a rec more com- room with sliding munity service WARMTH AND TRADITION glass doors to a abound in this lurn-of-lhc-ccntury 4 BR Colonial. Fireplace and beam organizations ed ceiling in entry hall and in living/dining room, updated gourmet covered patio, six and clubs than kitchen, screened porch, finished rcc. room in basement, lots of leaded bedrooms, four any other town giass and hardwood floors throughout, make this an impressive and full baths, a laun- of its size in inviting home. Add a one-car garage, and trim it alf with a white picket dry chute, two-car fence, and the charm is complete. Close to schools, town and New Jersey. transportation. You arc invited to built-in garage The Cranford call for an appointment to view with automatic Library circu- this gracious home. High $290s. garage door open- lates over ers, double utility 224,000 books, systems for heat, tapes and peri- 276-7888 hot water, air con- odicals to its ditioning and more than electricity, and _. , „ ...... ' ' ' • DAflYL STONE/FORBES NEWSPAPERS This attractive split level home Is at 19 Bloomlngdale Ave. In Cranford. 17,000 members REALTORS other amenities each year. New that make it an ideal home for re- Cranford's 4,7 graphic center of Jersey's largest bike way network lated family use. Located at 19 Bloomingdale Ave., square miles lie HOUSE TOURS Union County. winds through Cranford. the house is listed for $350,000. in the geo-' Within the town- The public school system has a Specifically, the living room/din- strong, diverse curriculum includ- ing room combination measures ing many athletic programs, Cran- 26-by-15 feet while the family room ford has private and township- measures 20-by-15 feet. The kitch- operated preschool programs, spe- en is 15-by-ll feet while the master TIPSHEET cial needs programs and parochial bedroom is 16by-14 feet. The other 19 BtoomJngdale Drive, Cranford schools. The 48-acrc main campus bedrooms measure 13-by-ll feet, AsMttfipHe*i $350,000 of Union County College is in 11-by-ll feet, 12-by-ll feet, and 15- ouQLE by-13 feet respectively. Cranford. The site includes an ob- servatory and a nature area. Built in 1985, the house has cen- AmtmUew Jacuzzi (n master baih. automtfc oarage door opener*, tral air conditioning and forced air t*o systems far dmate control and utfftkw, skyfighte throughout In 1985, Cranford became the heat. Sewer and water are tied into HMtfnftfeoofrtgi fon»dair,oasfus<,osnirslairoono1ttN*io. first community in New Jersey to public utilities. Letsfaei 80-by-i2SfeM create a Special Improvement Dis- Other amenities include sky- 7 years trict to revitalize its central retail $5,545 (1901) lights throughout the house, a dou- area. A Downtown Management II Mllllllllllllllilll' ble sink and Jacuzzi in the main Cranford schools Corp. was established to imple- bathroom, and an attic. OpmlMMNMM TrvoLiQhYvorr»Klan«o 900O REAL ESTATE 9020 9020 9020 •020 9020 rOf Air Sato Horn** for Safe BELLE MEAD CRANFORD— OPEN EDISON— OPEN HOUSE, MANVILLf- Enjoy '92 * • • Outstanding 4-BR Bi-Lcvc HOUSE, Sunday 1-4, 23 BY OWNER. Sun. Feb. 9, om this 3-BR Ranch with NESHANIC— Best buy in $190,000 on a prime, quiet street Rotford Ave. Charming 3 1-4PM, Remodeled 3 8R in walking distance to all town. 8 rooms plus, super Modernized Kitchen w BR Colonial w/EIK, en- ranch, featuring FR, EIK, necessities. Family Room clean Ranch, 1 i acre. •OUNO MO0K- 5 largi built-ins, 2Va baths, re closed porch, finished LR, fenced yard, 24 Stony A finished basement fo Low, low taxes. Under room Cape Cod, EIK, room & more. $214,900. bsmt.. dfcep lot. Walk to Rd. Call 908-819-8841 year round enjoyment $200,000/negotiable. Call BR, tiled bath, hardwoot ERA American Dream NYC transp. $169,000. $128,500. ERA Amor). Linda 908-968-3765 or We Can Help Call for details 272-1180 HUNTERDON COUNTY- floors, near park Askin Realtor* iO8 263-9000 new construction 4 BR co- can Dream, Realtors, 908-754-1600. $129,000. K * M Real BRANCH BUR0- B N DID YOU lonial, many extras on 2 9O8-2S3-M0O. NESHANIC— By Owner. tore, ia«0141 OWNER. Top cond, centci KNOW . . . gorgeous acres w/pan- MartlnevlNe Large Ranch on 1 + ROUND BROOK- Ope hall Colonial on 2 i acres, that an ad in this local oramic views. Easy access JUST LISTED country acre. 3 bedrooms, House, Sun 12-5pm, 10: 4-5 BR, LR, DR, beamed paper also goos into 16 to Rt. 78, all transp., Raised Ranch, 4-BRs, 3 dining room, family room, Make It W. 2nd St. Colonial 3 BR EIK, 12x24 sun rm, out-other local papers? Reach schools & shopping. Low baths, gorgeous wrap- 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, full XV2 bath, large hit, forma side deck, CAC, prof land over 400,000 readers low taxes, great financing around deck. $299,900. basement, large 2 car ga- DR, large front porch, ful scaped, mini orchard, vol with one call! package, 63/4%-7Vj apr. Century 21 rage. $199,500. Realtors bsmt., detached garage ley/badminton ct, too 1-800-859-9495 1st yr. low monthly pay- Diamond Realty 3%. Call 908-369-7996. walk to train station greal shed, zoned prof use EDISON ments. Save $$ direct •0S-7M-4000 New Brunswick location. $149,900. Pis Priced $269,900. Pis cal from builder. $259,000, Watenun* Office call 908302-0084 OPEN HOUSE 10 TO 12 Brokers protected. 908- 2-FAMILV Happen! 908-369-7142 17 PIEDMONT RD. 561-2700 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL BRIDOEWATER BRANCHBURO— GREA SATURDAY,FEB.8 METUCHIN- By owner. AREA— Two bedrooms Ranch, 3-BR. Must see VALUE! 4-BR Bl-Level, on BANK FORECLOSURE!!- 5 BR, 2VJ bath Bi-Level each apartment. Vinyl $139,900. picturesque 1AC lot. Three bedrooms, living INTRODUCTIONS... on 80x100 lot. EIK, for- sided, newer roof. Sepa- Century 21 baths, big Family Room, 1 room, dtning room, newer A way for people to meet mal DR, LR, den w/fplc, rate heat. $175,000. Diamond Realty car garage. 1 yr. old Gaskitchen, bath. Newer vinyl people, every week in CAC, prof, landscaped, BURQDORFF REALTORS FORBES NEWSPAPERS •O«-271-O0t» heating system siding, roof & thermopane your local Forbes newspa- deck & screened-ln porch. Metuchen Office $180,000. CENTURY SI windows. $118,900. Dir: per. The ad Is free, then $229,000. Call 549-2368 90S-S4S-3777 BRIDQEWATER- Small one call does it all! house, 60x100, septic McOee Realtors, Rte.27 to Vineyard Rd. to MIDDLESEX- 3 BR, bigPISCATAWAY t0t-12«-4440 Johnstone left on Idlewild l-S0O-e>»-t4tl FR w/ frplc, deck, beautl- storage tank, ideal for 1 right on Piedmont. GREAT BUY person, handyman spe- f u I neighborhood. Lovely Bt-Levol, 4BRs, 1 BURQDORFF REALTORS $165,000. Call 469-6365 cial. $55,000. 65% cash Metuchen Office; MANVILLE full & 2 half baths, family required. 908-725-6513 •RIDQEWATER- 4 bod MAKt OFFER MONTOOMERY TWP.- room, CAC, patio, garage, Real Estate Giude room, 2Va bath, 1 i acre 908-B48-3777 after 7:30pm on river, CAC, deck, fire- 2 » BR Ranch...$167,500 Spaclous 3 BR Ranch, fin. River Rd. location. •OIBON— Clara Barton Century 21 bsmt., screened porch. $159,900. place, cul-de-sac. Avail Diamond Realty 1.3 ac, move-in cond. Fredrlca William* brick ranch, 2 BR, LR, DR able July 1. By owner Advertise in the Classified! new kitchen & bath, CAC $230,000. 90a-271-00*» Bridgepolnt Historic Dlst. Realtor thermal windows, bsmt. Call •0t-«8B-213» Marilnevllle $225,000. 874-7659 (»08)7B«-4S63(HOME) 80x100 fenced lot. By owner, $139,900. Cal •RID0EWATER 808-225-2851 $119,900. Well built great first home w/flre QARWOOD- 2 BR, 1 place, formal dining room, bath, by owner, trans 4 BRs t full basement. ferred . I mm ed. oc- Needs TLCI Convenient SHOWCASE cupancy. NEW gas heat, West End Ave. location! AC, alumn. siding, roof, Home/Business combina- windows, carpet 4 cellar tion I RANALD C. BROWN, HOUSE OF OF floor. Good resldentia Realtor, 90B-4C9-2333 THE WEEK area, near all transp. & BRIDQEWATER- Cream HOMES shopping. $142,000. Call Puff Colonial In a great h 90B-233-4419 family neighborhood! 4- WESTFIELD OARWOOD— 3~ bedroom BRs, 1,5 baths, garage. A $279,900 Colonial, 1 bath, living must soo! $142,900. ERA room, dining room w/fire American Dream, Real- FANWOOD $149,500 place, eat-ln-kltchon, o)u tor*, soa-as3-gooo mlnum siding, 3 car de- BRIDOEWATER- GREAT #; tached garage, 100x50 BUY! 3-BR Capo, full lot, 2-famlly zonod. basemont, 1 car garage, This custom built rnnch itylfl home htu a tile entry, a fireplace In the living $132,000. Plenso call 100x160 dee p lot. room + n den to the cncloird porch. Picture window In (he dining room, 908-654-4015. $139,900. Make offer. greenhouse window In the dine.In kitchen. Private maMcr bedroom bath, MIDDLESEX- By owner Call CENTURY 21, McQee rpcrvnllon rnniti, ccnlml nlr i n recently painted exteriorl Call ui today for Expanded Cape Cod. •020 toao •020 ton H*w— for Sato Aha* 9msW PtSCATAWAY SO. PLAINFIILD- By — Looking fo WBSTFIBLD- Executive HIUMTTA- Brand new NO. BRUNSWICK- Large CRANFORD- llefaat SOMIRSIT-LAKIWOOO oniuiNiDi owner 5 BR, 2Vt bath, 4 your 1st home? 3-BR CH Colonial. Immaculate 2 bdrm, AC, alarm, cent 1-BR Coop, clou to NY Rhrerfreat Tewnheaae. TOWNHOUSI. By Owner car garage, many extras, Ranch on almost an acre 4 Br, 2V4 baths, 2600 sq. vac, W*D, DW, micro- trains. Quiet local. W/W 3 BR, 2Vi baths, LR w/2 BR, 2tt baths, LR w/ Built 1824-Overlooklng move-in cond. $194,900. has 3-BRs. EIK, attach ft., cul-de-sac, built 1980. wave, refr, WWC, fplc, carpet, DW. Refrig., WAD, frplc, DR, eat-ln-klt., den, fplc, DR, large ktt w/home For FREE MortMaft Con- New Market Lake. Urge, 908-755-2974 garage ft lota more Many extras A upgrades. $89.000 908985-5932. CAC, tennis courts. Asking patio, deck, 2 car garage, center, sliders to deck, sultation and Rates on profesalonaJfy landscaped $117,000. HA Ameri- $360,000. Please call $49,500. 908-545-27257 CAC. 5 min. walk to town, full bsmt, large master Refinancing, Residential, yard with poot A deck. 80. PIAINFIELD- for Commercial and Construc- sale or rent by owner. 5 can Dream, Reattere, 908-232-4945. ADULT COMMUNITY SOMUtSIT NYC transp. Just reduced BR, CAC. Premium loca Thro* or four twdroomt to $225,000. Call 90S- tlon. $135,900. Pis call tion Loans. with formal dining room ft BR, 21/2 bath Immaculate WBSTFIILO- Gorgeous (Min. age 52) beautiful, Near Rt. 287, Quailbrook, bi-level on 100x100 cor- SOMIRVILLB- 3 BR Co- 1st fir., 3 rm. Condo. Big, 2-BR, 2Vt baths, 2-story 272-5695. 908-469-7644 CALL t—-yai^tw fireplace in Irving room, tn A spacious CH Colonial MUD CAtWt thtjaO' ner lot, EIK, FDR, LR, FR, lonial Geml LR, OR, sun modern kit., full base-entry w/skyllght, deck, w/ FRANKLIN PARK- by SUMMIT- Opea with 4 BR, 3tt baths, ment, Ig. private work We CAC, deck fenced yard & room, hardwood floors A FOR, LR, FR, updated kit., w carpet A Oak Kitchen owner. 3 BR, 2Vi baths, SUN. l-4em by buy owner finance many extras. Sale price chestnut trim throughout. room, CAC, $76,900 Cen- cabinets. A great buyt fplc, celling fans, up-Enjoy this spacious 2 bed- mortgage note*, tntstMs 2 fplce. Convenient to tury 21, McSee _ contract*. For reduced to $186,000. Enclosed porch, full bsmt. town ft trans. $359,000. $134,900. grades galorel Wooded room, 2Vi bath Town- ft land Rent neg. 908-753-9210 & attic. $174,900. Please Reerfere, 906-SM-4440 Preferreel Ufeatyle private back, pool 4 ten- house. Walking distance more Information caH PlftCiVMWAY- desirable Call for appointment 908 call 908-725-1495 232-1460. Rcerty BOS-707-0B8O nis. $119,900. 82^3168 to town, schools a NYC River Rd. area, lovelySO. PLAINPIILO- New SOMCRVILLI- By * * * * transportation, w/w car- mother/daughter Ranch. oversize Bi-Level, 4 BR 3 pet. Newly painted a very Buy now, before realtor, met. $153,000. Lovely SOMERSET- Quailbrook SOUTHERNIXPOSURI bsth, kit w/ceramic tiled 4 BR Bi-level, Lr, OR, eat 2 BR Condo, all appli- Immaculate 2-BR Town- clean. Low taxes. A real Won't last at $189,900 floor, microwave, self- CRANFORD bargain at $159,900. Call 908-463-9406, rv mesa. In-klt., family room, ances, upgrades through- home offers finished cleaning oven, LR, DR, ce- screened porch, CAC, new out, low taxes A mainte- bsmt. w/bar, neutral car- evenings 908-277-6968. * * * * ramic tiled entrance foyer, hot water heater, furnace, nance. $89,500. Call peting ft 2Vi baths. PISCATAWAY- Contem- family rm w/fplc, CAC, 2 freshly painted, 1 car ga 908-873-0514. $104,850. FINANCIAL TftOUftUI porary Cape, 5 yrs old,car garage, w/w carpet. WARRIN TOWNSHIP— rage, close to schools. WISTFIILO- Wychwood, CaatMry 21. Seleen Kay tOLVIIII River Rd area. 3 BR, 2% Builder's close-out Call 908-526-4560. AUTHENTIC FARM $189,900. 908754- Ideal single/newly weds, ReaHera MS47S-S0M Budget proWems? baths, fplc, CAC. 2-car ga HOUSII- 1+ wooded Uncontrolled Credit Card rage. Only $169,900. Pis 5162 SOUTH BRUNSWICK- acres, 4 BR, LR, DR, fam- large 1 BR Co-op, pool, PISCATAWAY- 2 BR, 2V» ROSIUI PARK— 2 fam- yrs. young. 4 BR, 2 CONDOMINIUMS new kit., storage, WAD. baths, end unit, fplc, ce- Overhead? call 908-463-7640 ily room, aat-ln-kltchen, ily house. Presently one Inadequate savings Semeweet/FraRkMit bath Colonial. Approx $65,000/BO. NY Bus. ramic tile (kit ft foyer), half is furnished rooms. PISCATAWAY- Ranch CUSTOM STYLI 3,000 sq. ft. Profession sunroom, 3 frptc's, wid- • Olde World Charm 232-1464 plans? ows watch, 20x40 pool, dead-end street. By Excellent Income. Uve on Attached garage, 3 bed Quality built 3-BR Ranch ally finished basement/ • Modem Renovations Owner, $109,900/LET6 1 floor, rent the others. Mortgage In jeopardy? rooms, living room, eat-in features hardwood floors, landscaping. 20x20 patio. plus much morel TALK! 908-699-0395 "Tight" riving standard? $389,900. Call owner, • Estate Grounds Very low downpayment ft Kitchen, 1 bath, finished 3 fireplaces, FR, deck, $248,600. Call 908-329- essumable mortgage. Insufficient Retirement basement. Inground pool basement and set on8707. 908-580-1184. SCOTCH PLAINS- by Plans? One, Two, or three owner, 3 yr. young very Call-908 298 8152. By owner. Principals. treed Vi acre lot. bedroom, each with Shortage in Educational $155,000. Please call $179,000. WANT TO SILLAUY prtv. twnhse. 2 BR, 1V4 library sized Funding? 908-752-8926. Century 21, SeWew Key FASTI— we eeedaNte la BILLI MIAD- Awesome bath, CAC, EIK, LR, mod- •100 Reatters 908-873-8000 matching metlvateal entrance foyers, 2 bedroom, large kitchen, ern appl. Backyard A Your best Investment: •COTCN PLAINS- By aellere with qealineal •olid oak parquet patio. $117,500. 908- Owner. $180,000. 3 BR, byyrs, 1*00-4—-2»M IVI bath townhouse. A preliminary "Financial flooring, plaster Vaulted master bedroom, £22-4531 Examination." 1V> bath, EIK, FR/wood- Solera t/TrawkHn BRANCMBURS- 2 bed- •ASKINO RHMI burnlng stove, CAC. JUST LJ8TID WARRflfN TOWNSHIP walls, high ceilings, fireplace, 400 sq. ft. fin- MOM $1*1,000 Colonial— 4 yrs. young, rooms, 2 baths, upgrades, wide moldings, ished room downstairs, SOMIRSIT- 3-BR End Special introductory Offer: 56x150. 908-889-0973 What's new? Almost ev- prime location. Prattitfious Estate Lots erything! New Kitchen 3-BR. 2 Va baths. renovated, from 18x18 deck. Bordering Unit Townhouse includes 4, 8 ft 30 Acres Spend $25 for on* full SO. BOUND BROOK $234,900. $109,000. Please call single family homes on central vac, security sys- from floor to cabinets, $104,900 & up. Buyer's Market Oppt'y. hour with a 20 yr. e»per. PRICED TO SILL! CowMwyM 908-725-1034. premium lot, "Privacy tem, fireplace and more! enced professional to Ranch, 3-BR, ltt baths, fresh paint inside-out, 4- Specials from Direct-Developers BR, 2Va bath Colonial DlaamMj Realty BRIDBEWATER- •••• plus". $118,000. Please Shows like a model) Call 908-781-2048 evaluate and define your and so much morel •OS-7W-4000 •$99,900. Twenty call 908-281-7916. $125,000. make this a must see at cm HM. 2 BR, 2 baths, •MNARDSVlUt problem. Satisfaction $147,000. Watclmwg Office LR, DR, eat-ln-kitchen, seven different floor IRA American Dream, guaranteed. Start with • Centaryai $184,850. BOUND BROOK— SUPER FROM $210,000 Century 21, OcMcn Key aundry room, all up- plans. BUYI BELOW COSTI 2 Realtors, 9O6-2SS- >hone call: 10* U* l»* grades. $118,000. Call •000. Prestigious Estate Lots Reaftere SOS-S73-S000 WARREN TWP- 3 bed- bedrooms w/basement. 23 acres, 4 lots left 201-887-5985. • Elegant model SOMIRSIT- Executive Watelwg Office room, 3 bath Ranch. New $105,750. RANALO C. Make your best deal COUNTRY CAPE COD oak kitchen, dining room, CRANFORD- $40K • Owner financing BROWN, ReaHer, Quailbrook Townhouse. 2- Direct-Developer 9200 •0. PLA1NFIELD- By sunporch, CAC, finsished below cost. Modern Ig 2 story entry foyer, 2-BR, VACATION PROPCniY Owner. 4 yr. old 4 BR, 2V> 4 BR, 2 bath, CAC, 2 car to qualified buyers. Call 908-781-2048 garage, fenced yard, V* basement, new driveway, BR, 2 bath, elevator, prkg, 2Vi baths, LR, DR, eat-In bath, Ig. kit., spacious FR, •RIDOB WATER- •••• Kitchen, fireplace, garage. •RIDOIWATIR- Com- acre + extras. $158,000. deck, 2 car garage. Ask- walk RR. Adj. park, Deluxe Sales Office on Premises cen HIM, Vanderhaven mercial/Residential 3-car gar., fenced yd., bldg. Sacrifice $139K or This townhouse has it all patio, 100x100 wooded Pis call 908-846-4930 ing $260's. Principals Farme. Luxury 3 BR, 2Vi 100x400, fully approved, •219 only. Call 908-7530726. best offer. 908-709-1540 7 DAYS BY APPT. for $134,900. Call today! corner lot, vinyl siding, SOMERSET- 4 BR, 2Vi bath townhouse, w/up- Preferred Lifestyle city sewers ft water, build- CAC, quiet neighborhood, bath, 100' x 150', new WISTMLO- 3 BR En- •AST BRUNSWICK grades, master BR w/bal- Realty, B0S-707-0B80 er's terms. Engineering in- ARIA— 1 bedroom cony * luxury bath, en- great location. $184,000. furnace A CAC, + extras lish colonial, Vh baths, 276-0370 cluded. By owner 908- BIDMINSTfR- Ig. 4 BR 908-668-4928. $195,000. 805-0498. 2 car det. gar., slate condo. $56,900. Fabu- closed patio, garage, 725-0020 patio, full bsmt., many re- lous, like-new renovation I 217 Prospect Avenue pool, tennis, clubhouse. Colonial, on beautiful 90 Brookvtew Terrace. Please Crantord, NJ 07019 Advrilf BRIDQIWATIR- Linden acre estate. Fenced in cent upgrades. Land- Sale/Rent. Avail rate: St. Last lot avail. Ready to court yard, Ideal for chil- Advertise In the Classified! scaped. $239,000. By call N.J. Homes Realty, 5.625% to 7.5%. Call In the Cla$$Hi*d! owner. 201-658-9195 908-390-4440. go. Will sell lot for *65K dren & pats. Short term or 201-763-1233. or new construction home long term. Avail. Immed. for June 92 occupancy Call 781-9790 $168,900. 722-1559 HARMONY- Warren Cty. 9230 5 landlocked mountain wooded bldg. lots totaling 74 acres, driveway ease- NIAR MT. POCON0- ment avail., spectacular 40x80 tot, trailer park, views, good for hunting, near Ski area. $6000/80. horse farm, 5 residential 908-885-1047 homes. Low cost, owner financing. Also 2Vi acre POCONO LOT FOR wooded bldg. lot, 340' SALI- by owner. City frontage, approvals, lovely water & sewer. Skiing, location, 60K. Also big lake, tennis, pool. Health farm house on 47 acres problems- need cash, avail, on room, room/ must sacrifice, $2SK/best board, B 'n B, camp/fish- offer. 908-218-1896 Ing basis. Call Phil, 908- RECESSION SACRIFICE! 247-7594. XVi hr. to G.W.B./Llncoln KIN0W000 VHP.- Ab-Tunnel. Low interest. Ideal solutely the best building for skiing ft Vacation lots in Mngwood Twp. home. 2 BRs, lath, large Three 4 acre lots, fplc, new carpet, large N SRIOCeWATEH . sun deck, electric • heat, , MIICONSTflUCTION PUVICWI $80,000 ea.; 7 acre lot, WAflRfH ^,, T0 ituevI nice hill-top lot, near ski SOUTH BOUND CROOK $100,000. All are wooded JkHOUMWAHOUM Btoniri homMl Urt IninM en kHd Utt. YOUR OWN PARK w/mature trees, complete run, Indoor pool. NOW A *on« »irm.Mmmmm youi t an ham* on 1.4 tat •» Hack, Stm and piracy. Tsui >P«KI omt mrrt KOM m-m* perc, soil log & septic de- $**,B00. 'f'rJOJ Lov* Wa Ranch M Iftt.MO. WAMM. omtiint y«rd 4 8R CaoniM. uwiM mm. horn*. Cat 711-tOOO. HW Howl, 2 lul Ulhi. I'W.OOO. WA29U. '^StmS sign. Owner financing to NICKMAN RIAL ESTATE WARREN OFFICE S0S-7S7-77SO I1H.M0. BO-atll. •anal* WARREN OFFICE MI-7S7-77M OMINSTEH 7tt-' qualified buyer. *0*-t74-702$ Marshall* Creole, PA OWNIR DESIRE* QUICK isaas SALE OF • IMPROVED 717-22S-S9S4 LOTS— will sell separate FREE USTS( or package, each lot 4 + It acres w/panoramic views. •200 DONT REFINANCE Prime Readlngton loca- tion. From $88K. Call 722-1559 or 218-9098 MASTHOPE, PA.- Lot for Own a better home READINQTON TWP.- sale. Central water, PHILLIPSSURQ nursery/iandscaper/retail, sewer, free skiing, lake, and still save money. "YOU'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN" 9+ acres, farmland as- stable & more for only CALIFON BONO For Ite bagmnar family 1 badfoom rancn m sessment, minimal' taxes. $14,000. Please call TN« tt*m badroom im&i i« in « tumly grill ni-w-bcurwoo Ucalion. Hantmod 908-297-8817. Mts^twrtnad on • guitt IIIHI, viiking b M M b $180K. 908-218-909B Wttnc* 10 tcnMt. tlwoping md lo loan, biitmvnl, a*'Ba*. *m on* w* go fnllll SIS7.000 004-411!. Our Free Brochure SOMERSET- 2 or 3 love- lios room o«- •470 ! •• • - Honeymoon BO. BOUND BR00K- BOUNB BROOK- 3 RD- South Ave, PLUCKBMIN- fraa warehouse BBOMINBTBR- 2 BR, Special. Spacious 1 bdrms, 2 baths, LR, large Single prof, office suite of standing bldg. 2600 sq. A light manufacturing fa- BUILDINB OBALER- - Resort Com Lga. .5 w/roomsw carpeting, 2BRs, quiebuait 1 1 mw fr 4tA KgfHlBl i^sM* BaM slIMl! garden apart- Kit., bamt, close to 22, rooma In CPA firm. Ideal ft. newly renovated. Ideal cility w/offlce. Approx. 6MtP- for eteehvood A "LIP !* $£L *Y*< ™ WAD. Pool. Avail. 3/1.' ment. Largo rooms, ter- ness couple praf. 1780+ 287, 78. $35O/mo. phis for lawyer or other profes- for any professional of- 2OO6 en. ft Avail, immed. all steel building systems. •WJng. 3BR lakefront, 1998 > utMa. 526-3399 race), pooKeflnle, close to utlrs. 201-82S-2179. util. 908-996-7470 or sionals. For details cal fice. Call 201-377-1033 Rant neg. Call 469-8401 High profit potential. Buy WIN*, lodge Wknda, wkty IBBBWATBN- •««. shopping A trans. $690, B0MBB9BT- 2 bed- 996-7670. 908-276-4111. PRINCETON/ Rocky HIII- Ask for Sandy factory direct. To qualify mM-Mr* MMclalt. Reason s MM. 2 Bit, 2 baths, (201) 388-6231 rooma, 2 baths on 2nd DUNELLBN— 2 stores/of $6.99 sq. ft. + util. 2100 SCOTCH PLAINS— Can (303) 758-4138, Ext. 400 ?•••»•••- Mountain" FANWOOD- Prof, female •Ma. 201-992-49O3 LR, OR, eat-ln-Mtehen, '— 1 BR, avail. floor. $7 SO/mo. Plaasa to share 3 BR apt. Large ncee, off street parking. sq. ft. Immed. occupancy. tar of town. 1100 sq. ft Chalet, luxuriously fur- call 908-885-0478. Rt. 518 A 601. Call 908- ntehed ft Conveniently lo- laundry room, all up* Immed. $700/mo. in- BR. »340/mo. + M utils. 1200 sq.' A 650»q.' : warehouse w/overhead Advertrse In t*e cated to Shi Araas. Ra. grades. |1200Ano. w/op- cludes HAHW, 1 mo. aec. * * * * 908322-6662/322-3957 mo. free. 908-752-0313 806-4766 door, pvt. office w/lava- •wva wtajdvacetlon Uma tion to buy. Avallabla lm- No pata. 90B-232-3461 MMBJrmLB- Spacious KBNILWORTH- room- HIBHLAND PARK- 500 B0MERSET.Rt.aB7,ExH6 tory, high calling, on site aarlyl 9OS-231-1448 medletelly. Plaasa call 1BR garden apt. Free mate wanted for Ig. 3 BR aq, ft. office on the Main MgDICAL, PROFES- parking. Suitable lite BARN SSOe-SBOO WEEK- 201-838-3393. heat X HW, mlna. from apt. Nice room Includes Street (Rarltan Ava.) of SIONAL * RESEARCH mfgr., dlstr., lab. CaR Mr< LY— Assemble products - Weekends, Brldgewater Commons BLDO. Suites from 600 Stela B9B-SSS-98S1. at home. No sailing. Easy WMMy, monthly or aaa- - 2 BR Condo, phone A Sigma. $350/mo. Highland Park. New facll earpat, DW, WAD. $200 move-In rebate. Call +- Vi moo. security. AM Ity with parking in excel- sq. ft. Off street parking. SCOTCH PLAINS- Mod work. Guaranteed Income. aonal. Ftva mlnutaa to ski w/w 908-725-2896. Make Jewelry, toys, crafts, or fish. Maata call BOB Near tram station A all utils. ineludad. Avail. lent location. Available Charlie (eve»)247-2859. em whse.. 3,000 sq. ft./ 703-1731. major hlghwaya, $880 + * * * * Immed. 709-8992 immediately. Call 719- Ceatury XI OaMew Kay offices 600 aq. ft. Mfg., etc. Call 1-80O-552-7826 utilities. iW mo. security. MRK- 1 A 2 7985, 9-5 ask for Billie Realtere 90B673-S639 storage, light Industry. Ext. HA-1025 (Fee). * * • 1 yr. laaaa. Pteasa call bedroom apartments. SOMERVILLE MANVILLB- seeking Davis. Exc. cond. Near Rt. 22/ BARN ROOD PART-THM 87OO/SB00 + utilities. BOMIRVILLB- 2 office ST. MAARTIN 90t-287-0661. prof, non-amoker female prof, suite. Paneling, AC 78. Call 908-232-8114 or OR PULL-TIMS INCOME Century 21, J.J. Laufsr, LUXURY APTS roommate to share 2 BR KINILW0RTH— Avail 908-788-1602. Rent w/ AT NOMB- Servicing Ooaan front luxury 2 bad- I- 2 BR, Realtor. Please call 908- Top area, 1, 2 & 3 Carpeting, Private Park- option to buy. room, 2 bath Villa. Please 1*4 bath Condo Includes apt. $280/month+ utils. Immed. 600, 1000, 1100 Ing. Call 908-725-6860. customers of the Micro- 249-7717. bdrms, air condi- Call Kathi 906-707-0999 sq. ft. office suites. Prices Diet the Revolutionary Eu- CUM 908-684-0783. all appliances A condo WATCHUNB— Approx. it • • * faa, 8828/month. Call NIBlNLAND PARK- 3 tioned. Heat, hot start under $600 pe ropean weight loss sys- TOfCAH. IMAND, N.C. WBSTPIILO- Young M 500-1375 sq. ft. in pro SO. PLAINPIELD- up to Mary) at WeWel Realtor room apts. Heat, carpaU, needs roommate. 2 BR, month. Prime office tem now sweeping Ameri- 10 Area Oolf Courses parking. From 9860 to water and cooking fessional bldg., ample 5000 sq. ft. warehouse ca. Cuatomara provided 908-389-7100 pool, NYC trans., non- space. Heat A hot water parking, easy access to space with Inside loading 3 BRa, 21/2 bath*, pool, $890. 986-0062. gas included. Balco- supplied. Ample off street thru national advertising. ocaen, photo* avallabla. I- 4 bed- nies, country setting, smoker. 233-2734. routes 78 A 22 . Avail dock At option of offices Product also available for parking, private entrance Immed. Call 908-561- or offices only. Minutes 1S1MT»O room, 2*4 bath unit, walk to town. Stor- Call Carl 908 272-5100. individuals interested in waahar/dryar, AC, central Spacious, congenial coun- 2600, 908-232-9323. from 287. We cater to the Diet Progam. Ptaaa* eaR TIUVP FAMILY SKI CHA- heat, new mfw carpet, try living w/unobatructad age. Cable TV op- LEBANON- Rt. 22 @ Rt small business person. LIT-. Stowe, VT. Fab. 22- WS6TFISLD- Prime loca Maawataejt BRaie Rial dishwasher, cuatom views. Modern secure l tional. $620 when 78 exit, modern office Call 9O8-753O20U adviser Frea* Oraeae 29. Top rasort. 2-BR, BR, 2 BR - 2 bath, OR, tion. Modern office suite, bnnda, dining room, living available. 1235 sq. ft. Set up foi 700 sq. ft. on 2nd floor r 2baths, Fplc., great view, room A, yardT Pool, tennis terrace, storage, parking, doctor, chiropractor J800 Incl. X-Country ski. w/w carpet, dishwasher, 722-4444 BRIDaBWATirt- Work- Off street parking. Please BUSINESS I clubhouse avallabla. other. CAC, ample park call 908-232-2470. $1280. 908-218-0184. 11280/mo. CaN 908-231- individually controlled SOMBRVILLK- 1 bad- Ing woman to share large ing. Ideal for space shar OPPORTUNITIES now in more fair and lu- 0100 Mon-Fri 9 to 6. heat A AC, master IV an- room apt In Somervllle h. $380 + utlla A 1 ing. 908-687-1273, 9-5 crative plan. 24 hr. tenna. No peta. Clar- see. Catt 722-8388. rocord'g. 908-561-3945. ') too I— 4 rms. 2 $580 + utilities. 1 BR apt 908-322-9498, 7-9pm. f amasTt Tawafa* Near Rt. in So. Bound Brook $500 WHLAH0 PARK- only. LOCAL DISTRIRUTOR— HI NTALS BR, W/W, tram rosv. prfcg., 206. Pleasa call 908- 2nd fl., bamt., March 1. Includes heat only. Avail- Female prof. A declawed MARTINSVILLE AND/OR seeks people for weight $797. (908)766.3922. 359-3606. able Immediately. Pis call cat aeak a new home on s. Dr. recommended A •410 for appt. 201-586-0409. RABKINO RI0O.E- 2 3 FULL UNB OROCBRV/SU- HILLSBOROU6H- Up- 2nd floor of duple*. Praf. days a week, prime loca PLAINFIBLO- In Urban PERMARKET— For guar. 10/30 Iba. in 1 mo. NORTH PLAINHBLD- stairs apt. Remodeled 1 Ig. BR w/good closet Enterprise Zone, tax ad- Also earn $1000/ $2000 1BR. $680 + aec., Heat SOMIRVILU- 1 BR apt, tion, ground floor, plenty In St. Augustine, Fla., sec- kitchen, LR, 2 BRa, wash- private home, LR A kit, spece A. good location for of parking. Call 469-0560 vantages, 1350 sq.' shop, onds from beach. Owner mo. PT; $3000+ FT. and HW Incl. 201-691- April 1. 249-0937 office, 1/2 bath, drive-In 908-231-6979 A PHOnsWONAL RIAL- 2492, after 7pm er/dryer hook-up, Vi ga- bsmt w/hook up for WAD, or 766-1033. retlrelng. Call Ed Kaz at TOR- wlH help you obtain rage, large yd. $65O/mo. walking diet, to train A MBTUCHRN- prof, male door, fenced In parking 904-829-2222 home, townhome or + utils. No pets. Call MBTUCHEN— Newly dec- $60O/mo plus util. 908 shopping, 1st floor. $630/ seeking non-smoking prof, orated office bldg. 2 NDBPENDENT— (no OPPORTUNITY condo rental. Rental fees Use Your Card... 369-3108 or 359-6354 mo. 1%S mo deposit raq. to share 2 BR townhouse. 549-1829 Easiest A surest paid by landlord. Call John blocks to conrail station. franchise fees) Malt box/ KSNILWORTH- 2 apts. No pats. Pis call 908- $350/mo4 1/2 utlt. Call Walk to everything. 240 packaging/public fax/au- way to extra cash. today at RB/MAX 725-6003 or 359-6869 eves. 549-5385 Free Info •ARTMBRB RBALT0R8, let A 2nd floor, 3 bed- aq. ft. to 5800 sq. ft.'Call 9670 horlzad UPS shipping rooms, garage. Avail SOMIRVILLB- 3 spa- 908-280-2615. center w/answerlng ser- Call 908-873-2607 NEW BRUNSWICK— pri- You won't be immed. $900 + utilities. cious rms., 1st fir, apt. MIDDLESEX- Lincoln vice, WU Agency, etc. In 1-3 BR, Call 201-467-5423 days, vate BR w/dan, Male, disappointed. New kit. w/appllances. $350+ util. Kitchen priv. Blvd. 3 rooms, ground Somerset County, 10 yrs VA bath laundry room, 906-687-0643 eves. Naw bath. Basement - Rt 22, old. Going strong. Owner LEACH gives a five fireplace, fenced yard and Hosp. area. Call 525- floor, corner bldg. Park- 1600-8000 aq. ft. Avail BMILWORTH — 3 rooms, hook-up for WAD (gas or 2534 or 873-8123 ing. AC. Light mfg. or pro wishes to retire. Asking star rating to home based more. Avail. Fab 18 or SSSO/mo-t- util. Close to elec.), gar. incl. $7O0/mo. Immed. Great co-tenants, $75,000. Write w/nama A income opportunity. Praa Mar. 1, $9O0/mo lVimo. Quick And fassional. $450. 908- great terms. Owner, 908- schools A transp. Call + utlla. Sec. No pets. Call NORTH •BISON- Profes- 469-2232 days. phone to LflK, 22 vteee of his half-hour TV . Call 216-681-6532 Convenient! 908-272-3466 725-6470 sional mala non-smoker 561-2700 >teeie Ave., Somerville, special, a proven lead BRANCHBUM- 2 bed- wishes to share with NULSBOROUBH- Tri- fit 08876 ienerator. Join one of the MANVILLK- 1 BR w/ 6OMKRVILLB- newly same. 2 BR, 2Vt bath lux- PEAPACK OLADBTONE— fastest growing com- room cottage. Convenient ROBBUI PARK- Share kitchen A bath, all utilities renovated 1 BR. $600/ angle shopping center, NAJL SALON-FOR BALJE location. $800 + utilities. ury townhouse. S550/mo. free standing bldg. 3800 avail, immediately, per- panies in America today. 2 BR Townhouse, 1V4 supplied. $550/mo. Call mo Inc. ell util. 1 mo. sac. Everything included. 908- sq. ft. newly renovated. Established, fully Call WMIIaai Heaklaa, Call 908-247-0590. baths, eat-ln-kit., LR, 728-2867 after 6PM Cats OK. Call 908-725- fect location for laundry equipped, Central N.J. 756-1621. Idesl for any professional mat/dry cleaner, video paadaat " BRIBBIBWATCR/MAR deck, use of WAD, stor- 4652 eves. office. Call 201-377- growth location. Turnkey. MAMVlUa- 1st fl. apt. BCOTCN PLAIN*- share rentals, gift/card shop. at: TINBVIUB ARIA- 3 BR, age, off-st-parklng. $480/ 1-BR, w/W carpet, bsmt., 6OMIRVILLI- Spacious 1033 Charlie <*ves)24£2859. NEAR PARK, S87S/M0. + mo. + Mi utilities. 1 mo. large 3 BR home, sepa- Call Owner/landlord at i-BOB-STT-WBT. priv. antr., Bar., Sec.+ 1 bdrm. apt. close to pub- rate BR & bath, CAC, PISCATAWAY— office 906-931-6630 for details UTILS. SEC. A REFS. NO security. Call Bob Dorer at lic trans. A shopping. Off Raariars 906-B7S-66S9 tTAY HOME- earn over refs. No pets. $645 + WAD, DW. $575/mo. + condo, 1000 sq. ft. new $100 a day. Easy work. PETS. AFTER 7PM, CALL 908r688-9430 daya or utils. 908-359-3375 street parking, cent. A/C A NO. PLAINFIELD- Rt. 22 784-1991. 908-241-6605 eves. Vi utils. Bus to NYC at building, 2 mos. free. Call used car lot. Building w/ Excellent pay. Amazingre- MANVILLB- 4 rm apt. heat, balcony, laundry doorstep. Prof. only. Refs. 908-752-0313 — Quallbrook. room. For info 526-5128 offices, storage get ready orded message, FREE BRIDMWATIR- 4 bdrm, 2nd fl, S. Main St, Avail, immed. 322-9206 PISCATAWAY- Office or or perfect fast food loca- details. 908-324-7651, 2 bath, bimni, fenced-in like new, 2 bdrm. Condo, $575+ util. & sec. 908- SOMIRVILLE- Spacious Ext. 101. yerd, refs., $975+ 1 mo DR, LR, bath, galley kitch- 6IIKINO NON-BMOKINQ Retail. 6,000 sq. ft. Will tion. Lease or purchase 722-0650. 1 .bedroom garden apart- PROFESSIONAL- to divide. Also dentist office. 908-561-2700 sec, walk distance to en, fully carpeted, AC, all ment, free heat A hot CHANQE YOUR LIFCI- * * • school, raa. area. After appliance* A upgrades. MANVILLB- 5 room apt. share 4 BR house in So. Rt. 287 & Stelton Rd. RARITAN— Stora. 1000 Vi house, basement, full water, minutes from Plainfleld. S425/mo. in- 981-1313. Franchise Service Busi- PHILUPBRUR0— Garden Bpm.7226962. Easy commute to all Brldgewater Commons. q. ft. $65O/month, 1 ness for sale. $5495 to partment site investor major hwya. $775/mo. yard, $85O/mo. 609-663- cludes Util. Call 755-2792 PLUCKEMIN- month security required. $SO,0O0 + . Guaranteed CRANFORO- $900/ 8505; 609-662-4834. $200 move-In rebate. Call partner wanted. Active or 908-821-0355 908-725-2596. SO. PLAINFIELD- Pro- BEDMINSTER- 202-206 Call 526-2879 sales, training, equip- inactive. All replies confi- mo + util, 3 BR. 2nd fl 2 single office sublet w/opt. fam house, adults or busi- UNION CITY, NJ- Luxury MBTUCNRN- 3 BR, IV) WRSTPIELO- 2 bad- fessional non-smoking fe- SOMBRVILLB- Beauty ment, protected territory. ential. No brokers. baths, AC, W & O, In Vic- male seeking same to shared conf. room, ample 'salon for rent. 5 ststlons Minimal operating capital ness couple, walking dis- Townhouse, end unit, rooms, freshly redone, Vi parking, available immed. Reply: Box 24 c/o Forbes tant to ahopplng A transp. 2BR, 2bath. Kit., LR, Din- torian home near train. share furnished 3BR, available. Good location, required. 24 hr. income Newspapers, PO Box 699, No pets. $1095 + utili- block from train, $975 + Pis call 908-658-9110 stream. 1 BOO 451 5371. Avail April 1st 1 mo sec. Ing area. $9OO/mo. Easy utilities. 654-0255 2bath home. Master bdrm tall 707-1143. Somerville, NJ 08876. 908-272-7287 afjer 5pm commute to NYC. 908- ties. 908-548-6400 w/priv. bath. $550 plus Vi 234-1958 MRTUCHEN- 3 BR, Ilka WBSTFIELO- Apart- utils. 908-757-9034 eRANPORO- 3 BR, LR, ments avail. Walk to NYC DR, kit., anclosed porch, new 2 family, dead end, close to everything. CAC, transp. No fee. No peta. full bsmt., detached car. Heat supplied, IVi mo. SOMERSET • tlOTSVmo. + util. or buy arage, share yard. sec. Studios $815/mo. LARGE HOUSE TO SHARE 1148,800, Avail. 4/1/92. t990+ util. Call 908- Call 908-464-6296. COMFORTABLE AVCLEAN Call 201-628-9394. 225-9630 $280/month wtili WISTFiILD- Executive MUST SBRI BOISON- 5% rooms, • • • MBTUCNRN- 4 rooms, 1 ftiMilaBad 1 BR, $1400/ Ut 87J 1% baths, $9OO/mo + bedroom, 2nd floor. 2 yr. mo. 908-232-3060 I7S-1BS6 lease. IVt month secu- ASK POR DAVID util. References required. 2 apartments, 3 A 4 908-603-9784 after 6PM rity, references, credit re- WESTFIELD- Large 2BR UNION- need 2 people rooms. Please call 908- port required. $750 + apt. near RR station, 2 for new home. Den w/ KMSON- Naw heuae, 4 469-9026 after 5pm. elec. Call 908-280-2815. bathrooms, landlord pays frplc, 2 car garage, 3-5 RR, 2 bat«hh, CAC"-- , 8" for heat a all other utlla. ROUND BROOK— (2) 2 MIDDLBSBX— 4 rooms miles from NYC train or wMte capet, BR A 1 Efficiency apt. No except elec. SllOO/mo. bus. Must see! $450 for mirror walIIl, mirrored Super Clean) Off-street Call 908-232-9045, pets, security required, parking. Business couple private room. Call 908- eleeete, receaaed heat A water supplied. weekdays 9-5, 2411742 BBfJBIlslRaaVfaAak t BHtVWrVRHBjfaBaiMS ai aaa— l aaamasafC •)*••l , preferred. No pets. Lease. SCOTCH PLAINS $339,900 908-526-0380 bet 9-5pm Refs, Sec. $700/mo. SCOTCH PLAINS $329,900 fam rm, LR, OR, at- Modern home in beautiful setting In prestigious — 1 BR RANALD C. BROWN Large expanded ranch w/5 bedrooms, 3vs baths, tached gar, 1 mlN to South Scotch Plains. LR w/cathedral ceiling, 4 large rec rm. in bsmt. w/wei bar & game rm., trata. 61MO+ wtlla IV* off-street parking, near Raalter, 908-469-23SS transp. Please call IVaWfvMf BRMS, 3 baths, heated in-ground pool, patio w/ deck leading to in-ground pool, new oak kit. + me aec. 819-0212 287- MIDDLESEX- Mid- BOUND BROOK- Room BBQ, private yard, new security system, newer 2- 2778 for more Info. dlesax Village. Spa- much more. Come see! SPL1549. for rent, female pref. $85/ PISCATAWAV OR HIGH- zone heat & CAC. Loaded w/extras. SPL1497. PANWOOB- 6 months, BOUND BROOK— 3 clans 1 BR Oardan apt. wk. 906-469-4523 furnished. 3 BR, ltt bsth rooms, 2nd floor, heat A U7l/mo. Inclwdea heat LAND PARK- Garage, Colonial, FR, modern kit., water inc. No pets, middle A NW. NO PETS. Peol RRANCHBURO- PINE beginning March. Call WAD, mlrcroweve, CAC. aged person preferred. avail. 3868860 rv mag MOTEL. Room A kitchen- 463-3718 walk to town A train. ette. Reasonable rates in- Security & lease required. MIDDLESEX- prof cou- $1800 + util. 1V4 mo. Call 356-6224 clude services & utils. 9S00 eeo. Avail. Feb. Please ple preferred, 2 BR, up- 908-722-9520 call Susan Masea, Cen- BOUND BROOK- 4 stairs apt of private home. rooms, $650/mo. 11/2 $650/month includes CRANFORD— Aval). Feb. tury 21 Taylor A Love, Inc. 1, priv. bdrm in attractive 908-654-6666 days, mo. sec. No pets. Call utils, 1 month security. CAR 9TORAOE SPACES 469-5334 908-537-2022 after 6pm. bldg. Sharing facilities w/ 908-233-1681 eves. young career people. Kit, $50/mo. Owner lives on BRIMIWATER Available Feb. 15th. premises. Near White- NgBNANIC STATION- eating area A Ig. LR. house Station. 534-4638 oountry cottage, reduced QRANDVICW NCSHANIC STATION — Walking distance to shop- rant exchanged for some spacious 1 BR apt. ping areas. Nearby RR & SOMERVILLE- Garage OARDCNS ground floor. $625/mo + bus transp.. Priv. prkg. for rent, 10'x 22'. Avail- farm services, great for 1 & 2 Bedroom Town- Single parson, call 9am- util, Please call after 7PM Refer's req'd. Credit able Immediately. $75/ FANWOOD $214,900 SCOTCH PLAINS $174,900 houses. Central air, indi- 369-8328 check, no smokers. Rent month. 908-369-3791 Immaculate spacious 4 BRM. 1 vt bath Colonial 11am, 908-788-5676. vidual storage. Walk to Move right into this 4 bedroom home in South NEW BRUNSWICK- $325 $380 incls. all utils. featuring LR w/Fplce, formal DR. large eat-In kit.. Scotch Plains. Newer kitchen, 2 new bathrooms, •0. PLAINFIELD- 3-4 park & tennis courts l^mos. sec; 1 yr. lease. bdrm, kit., LR, DR, fam 722-6740 1 Bedroom Apartment B6O0 fam. rm. w/wood burning stove. Freshly painted large family rm., newer vinyl siding & CAC afe 48 Oliver Avenue Call for inspection. Lee COMMERCIAL Inside & out. Hardwood firs., 2 car garage, very just a few of the features found in this beautiful rm, aun rm., 2-car gar. BRIDOEWATER- large 2 90S-27S-SB70. $980+ utils. 753-3725. $525/month REAL ESTATE large property & Ideal location for N.Y. home. SPL 48. BR apt. No pets. Security (609) 860-0101 GREEN BROOK- Fur- commuter. SPL155O. SOMBRVILLE— 3BR & references. Call 908- (908) 257-3016 nished. Working female Ranch, full bsmt., In- 526-1632 NEW BRUNSWICK— over 25, non-smoker, refs ground pool. Lease, secu- CALIFON— 1st fir on 3 bedroom, living room, 8, security. 906-968-4319 rity A references. Asking ground level, very clean, large eat-In kitchen, mod- 61300/mo. RANALD C. HILLSBOROUAH- near for Sale large kit., wood cabinets, ern bath, carpet, available Somervllle. Private, fur BROWN, Realtor, 90S- 3 BR w/carpei, modern 2/1. Section 8 OK. 489-1SS* nished room wAetephone bath, bsmt. storage,' re- Call 819-4022 & cable outlets. Shower HUNTERDON COUNTY UNION- Colonial avail. frlg., stove, W4D. heat, NEW BRUNSWICK— free upstairs. Refrigerator, SECTION— Pottarsvllle. w/buy option, 3 BR, 2 lawn snow & malnt ser- Vi mo. now. 4 BR, close laundry downstairs. Hot- Approved Townhouse sites bath, LR, DR, kit, sun- vice furnished, off street to college, bus, train. plate/microwave allowed. for 28 luxury units. Entire room, complete bsmt., parking. IVj mo sec. $895. 908-297-6510 $310/ mo; security de site for sale to financially AC, new appliances, $950/mo. 908-832-2164 capable builder. Please NO PLAINPIELD- 1 BR, posit & references re fenced yard. Near CRANFORD- $800/mo. quired. 906-721-7699 call Lie. Bkr., Mr. Tee Transp./shopping. Off nice area, near bus, 908-322-8480. util. paid, 2 BR, 2nd floor, $625 . Call (908) 754- NEW BRUNSWICK- fur Morris, Vi mi. Rt. 22. 2-family house. Separate SCOTCH PLAINS— Mixed Avail. 3/1/92. $1150 plus 4642. nished room. Close to SOMERVILLE $164,900 entr., use of yard, off- transp. All utils. included. use offices, warehouses, SCOTCH PLAINS $169,900 Util. A 1 mo. sec. 908- street parking. Close to NO PLAINFIRLD- 4 BR, apts. On-site prkg. 9-room split-level In move-In condition. 4 bed- 964-5435 after 7PM/ $875 Utils A IV2 Mo. 908-247-5130 after 4PM Just reducedl! Lovely family neighborhood. rooms, 1Vi baths + office or study Hardwood shopping A transp. Call $85,000 income. Charming center-hall Colonial w/3 bedrooms, 1 '/t> wknds. 272-3393 Sec. (908) 725-3010 NEW BRUNSWICK- $675,000. 322-9351. floors, wall-to-wall carpeting, large sliding door to WATCHUNfl BORDER- 4 MARTIAN- 2 BR, LR, 1 NICEST ROOMING HOME baths, 2 enclosed porches. Close to schools & largo patio, basement & plenty of closets. Great CRANFORD— 2 bed- IN TOWN. transportation. SPL 1455. family nelghborhod. SPL1515. bedroom, 2 bath Colonial, rooms, 2nd floor of 2 bath, 2 family house. No 9640 no garage. 11300/month. pets. $635+ util. Call $42O Near train non- family home. Convenient smoker kitchen laundry 1M month security., to NY transportation. 201-263-0040 Available 3/92. Please quiet $385 empty. Call for Safe $760/ mo., utilities in- ROBELLE PARK- 1 BR & (908) 874-3063, Oil! 908-755-5177. cluded. 272-1000 days, Efficiencies. Heat & hot 276-8168 anytime. NO. PLAINFIELD— Room BRANCHBURO— new in- WESTFIELD- Executive water supplied. New w/w dustrial condos, 6250 3 BR furnished Ranch, carpet, painted, nice bldg. In house. Kitchen privi- DORCHESTER leges, washer & dryer. sq.ft. expandable to long/short term. $2200/ Private parking, No pots, 18,750 sq.ft. Ample park- mo. or 185/day, Call 908- HOUSE Pis call 908-241-6869 *425/month ( security. Call 908-755-5177, Ing, TGL, sprlnklered, 22' 232-3060 Somorvllle after 4PM or leave mes- high. For sale. $65 sq.ft.: WNITBNOUSE- Avail. sage 494-1617 NORTH PLAINFIELD— For lease $6 sq.ft. Other Fob, 1. LR, DR, Kitchen, Luxury ROSELLE PARK- 1st fir. 2 room furnished o(- Industrial lots & buildings 3-BRs, XVi baths, fresh of 2 family, 4 rm. apt., (Icloncy. Own bath/en- avail. 1-78/22 location paint. New w/w carpeting. High Rise bsmt., near town & NYC trance. Utilities. No smok- Call Ray 9O8-21B-9O98 On lVt+ acres. $1150/ Elevator Apartments transp. No pets. Avail. ing. Female. CALL (908) 756-4219. mo. + utils. 2 mos. sec. 722-9177 2/1. 90B-241-9032 •6SO Refs. req. No pets. 908 SO. PLAINFIELD- fur- ROSELLE- 1 BR, newly OfHem fnanf afa SCOTCH PLAINS $159,000 834-6998, 9-5pm nished room. Single or Be creative! Wake up this lired 5 Bdrm, 2V$ bath Studio decorated, heat & hot couple. Laundry facility. SCOTCH PLAINS $149,000 1 & 2 Bedrooms water incl., Sec. Refs. No Colonial featuring natural trim & hardwood lloors. Immaculate starter home. Low taxes 3 bed- BAST BRUNSWICK- Nice neighborhood. Call 1IIO SQ. FT. DUNELLBN- 3 rooms, pets. $575. 245-0300 908^756-5192^ Busy Route 206 north lo Gas furnace Is 5 years old Boasting charm & rooms, eat-in kitchen, attached garage. Afford- 4 8EDRO0M, 2 BATH, potential - It's waiting for your "Tender Loving convenient location, laun- SCOTCH PLAINS— 5 SOMIRVILLE— Kurn". cation. Brldgewater. Va able. Don't miss this onell SPL1545. EAT-IN KITCHEN, GARAGE, rooms, 2 bedrooms, w/w Care." Make an otforl SPL1526. LARGE YARD. $1400. dry facilities in basement. Rooms $B0-up. Sm. apts. cant. $14.50 sq.ft. net Available Immediately. Pis carpet, eat-ln-kltchen. No $135/wk. Call manager lease. 247-67I3 ' call 201-575-8225. petal Avail. Feb. 1. RANALD C. BROWN $1000/mo, utilities In- Raallor, 942O * * * * cluded. Please call 908- SOMERVILLE— Hotel EASTON, PA.— 1, 2 & 3 889-1938. Somerset, rooms $65/wk, CRANFORD— prime loca- COLDWetX BR apts. & Townhouses, * UP- Call 908-725-2737. tion. Prestigious building. CALL...COIJ)WMI,BANK['R Luxury garden apts w/easy 80. BOUND BROOK— ef- Ample parking. 225 set. ft. SO. ROUND BROOK- 3 access to Rt. 22 A mins, ficiency apt. private en- SOMIRVILLE- Nicely $325/mo., 1000 sq. ft. rm. modem apt., private from N. J. Low, low, Pa. trance/parking, $450 1 furnished room w/rofrig. $1500/mo. All util. In SCIIIi)TT entrance, excellent area. rents. Call 215-559-1411 util. Avail. 2/15, Call Non-smoker, male pref. oluded. Call owner 908 COW. rt. 287. 35S-22B7. * * * * 3696179 Sec. $75/up. 725-6470 545-3388 days. 310 Park Ave., Scotch Plains — 322-9102 A Union County Forbes Newspaper February 5,6,7.1992 Forbes Newspapers Forbes Newspapers / Page U-1 Automotive G Taurus continues a good trend .'- 73, V8, auto, V« OMflVY- 77 Pickup, body ton, window, HO alt., ra-In food Hiapa. Hydraulic WIWIUSIUVOtM able as the next generation Taurus: that's what brakes are a good investment, and the standard diator, hitch, peal, tnowt, towing boom A alac. Ram- ByMlHWt MMMJ 752-8690 is meant by evolution in the automotive busi- speed sensitive variable assist power steering say wanoh. tlOOO/BO. FORBES NEWSPAPERS POM— 8S Aerottar. Top 263-0710 Tom CAR! ness. Even though all of the body panels are provides stable handling. of the line, perfect In and CHIVY- 79 3/4 Ton Top Dollar new, it still retains its successful image, and PERFORMANCE: Our Taurus LX was powered out, 63.000 ml. Blue 4 In the mid-80s, Ford Motor Company took a Pick-Up, Auto PS, PB, p> Financing I* tho Key! big gamble to the tune of $3 billion in the has the comfortable look of an old friend who by the optional 3.8 liter V-6. A 3.0 liter V-fl is fray, 3.0 Htar, auto, PS, windows, $1,200. (609) PB, front and rear AC, 466-9187. 609-798-6134 design, development, engineering, production has enjoyed a physical makeover and a hair standard, and while both engines are similar in raw tiros, captain Mats, and marketing of its '86 Ford Taurus and Mer- restyling. The front and rear are slightly longer construction (overhead valves, pushrods and PW, AM/FM stereo cat*. CHIVY-85 1 Ton, 12 Inch rack body, 820U for an overall increase of four inches, the head- fuel injection) and produce identical 140 horse- SS.1B0. Days SS1-BSS7 cury sable line. Art for Mort or call 760- 83.200 or beet offer. Call MO1ORCYCLI S These sleek, aerodynamic models were a rad- lights arc slimmer, and the side body cladding power, the larger 3.8 has 35 percent more S826 and leave masaafa. 3B6-BB10 or 7S8-B3S3. ical departure from the three-box styling that is new. torque. This makes for quicker passing and ex- ONIVY- M Dual 4 Pksk- was prevalent at that time. like the Airflow COMFORT: The LX version is a very luxuri- cellent highway grade climbing ability. Ford's Up, loaded, i ton, 3500 electronically controlled 4-speed automatic Ads to ClnsltUd Series, black/gray. Asking Chryslers of the '30s, there were those who ous and roomy six passenger sedan. When •18.000. Call 908-526- transmission is a smooth shifter. don't oosf - thought that these new Ford products were too equipped with the many available power op- 91SS attar 6PM HONDA- 81 CB 050, radical for American tastes. However, the Tau- tions and upgrades it has all of the amenities of SUGGESTIONS: Add adjustable front shoulder Thiypty! gooKVVUd conditionvvMtmiviii, $700/80frvvynv.i — 72 Dump truck, rus became a best seller, as well as a design the high-end luxo-sedans. All controls driver's harness. Redesign trunk for lower liftover. Ad- Call 908-5260116 5pm- F3S0 w/ 12' diamond 9pm trend-setter, and many of those who derided use, The trunk is traditionally Ford-large but just tension on trunk lid so it doesn't fly open. plate bed. $2600/BO. Call the 'jelly bean" look came up with new "aero" the remote unlock needs a restraint to keep the 722-3238 ask for Mike. ECONOMY: EPA averages are 18 city/28 high- 9340 -79 King Cab, pick-up truck with 4 wheel drive, naw 33 Inch tires, j- 7», Vi, auto, $1,700. Call Tony at HARLIY DAVIDSON— 84, FXSR, low rider, AC, P/ windows, cruiaa, (•08) 460-2454, any- time. chrome A extras. 1 owner. WwUnl OfsWAVa IT6JW fMlfllf 10K ml., excel, cond. 36* tiros, Excel, cond., FORD- 84 350 12$6500/80' . 908-381- UWOmO. CaH 753-1611 Dump, drop sides, rack, 8902, bet. S-8PM - 79 Pick Up 4»4, new 351 engine, trailer 90 rabullt angina, low package, Meyers 8' plow, TRIUMPH- 71 650, Rigid mllaaga, 4 now gat70K miles. $7,950. Call Frame, Many new parts. shock*, faw rust spots. 908-234-1861 days, Best Offer. Pis call 90S- »25O0, 704-1367. 908-439-2922 eves. 721-4189. CHIVY- S3 $10 Pickup, - 84 F150 Pick-Up, 5-spd., excellent, Cap, naw brakes and ASSUME PAYMENTS. clutch. Good tires. Asking 609-795-6134 $2,000. Call (908) 722- MOTORCYCLE 9074 after 5PM. INSURANCE CHIVY- 86 4x4 Short - 90 F-150, 5-spd, Bad, 4 apaad, V8, $4900. FM stereo, tltt/cruise, cap, For Any Typo Call 908-272-2791 running boards, bed mat, Of Motorcyclos DID YOU very clean, 15,500 ml. $8800. 908-233-7272 Also Personal that an ad In this local anytime. Watercraft paper also goes Into 16 •MC— 75 Truck, 6-cyl., 4 Insurance other local papers? Reach new tires, runs good. over 400,000 readers S500/B0. Call 782-9626 with on* call) Vnlcatlaw Safe •MC- 87 2 Ton Dump Tha new Ford Taurus Is an American tradition that Is built for comfort. l-aao-sss-Mss Truck, with 8 1/2' plow, 15-50% OFF FOND- 87 Bronco, full 10' bed, 40K original mi All MarchaiMlla* size, Eddie Bauer, loaded, $8000. (609) 466-9155. designs of their own. deck lid frdrn abruptly flying and instruments way. I averaged 19.4 mpg. 4X4, very good cond., (except motorcycles) While evolutionary improvements have con- are well laid out and easy to use except that the CONCLUSIONS: The Taurus continues to be $8800. 908-654-8979 ihru 2/14/tt with IMS ad You Could tinually been made to the Taurus, 1992 marks excellent upgrade JBL sound system requires Ford's signature model. It sells well and has FOOD- 88 Ranger XLT, 9110 the first year that substantial appearance good combination of American, "traditionalism' V6, 5-spd, AC, PS/PB, remote controls for the open. The dual front Tonrteau cover, black w/ changes appeared. However, these revisions are visors are great when the sun is low, and the plus enough originality to attract owners who red split bench, 30K ml., A Waakand at so in line with the original styling that one driver's airbag adds a sense of security. wanted something a bit "different." This was 18200/neg, 241-1234 Tha Scanticon, good enough to make it the largest selling ail- almost has to see the old and new side by side ROADABILITY: Many of the development dol- 88 Ranger XLT, A • ALL FORIION AUTO- Princaton! American car in '91. Besides its distinctive extended cab w/cap, V6 •am. Pftaaa aiad SaBaMaa Dkwa? ft to notice the differences. Although the cost of lars went for noise, vibration and harshness Top dollar, buying cars. looks both inside and out, the LX has most of -W/ODJ low ml. $6500/BO. the 1992 changes came to w 11 over $500 mil- improvements. These items add stability toth e AM/FM caaa. 218-1783 Foreign parts lion, most of them are in areas that can not be ride and handling, ride quietness, reduction of the roominess and luxuries found in more up- scale cars, plus more than adequate power with seen, but that result in better comfort, handling wind, engine and road noise. In short, all the •10- 91 Tracker, 5- for sale Harlcy-Davttboa the optional V-6. and performance. things that are not seen, but heard and felt and spd., conv., 4WD, silver/ Tow truck, We pick-up. PRICE AS TESTED: $22,303 fully optioned. black. Cute fun car. Exc. Hotline rEdi APPEARANCE: The new Taurus retains make a significant difference when driving. The 299 RL 1, Edison BASE PRICE: $17,434 with base LX equip- cond. $9800/80. 908- enough of its predecessor to be easily recogniz- optional anti-lock brakes and four wheel disc 563-9480 Unda 968-7900 ment (908) 985-7546 24 hr, service HOOO A wawsyy for peopk) to meet ABSOLUT! ALIJOMOniLL people, awry week in QAM FOR YOU* CAM your local Forbes newspa- WIDUYAUMITALS tasoo per. The ad Is free, then 469-ttO* FORD— 86 Mustang, PIUSIOT- 85, auto., CHIVY- 88 Camaro one call does it altl •010 ALL OARS WANTID— HONDA- 83 Accord, 2-dr cyl., 4-spd., like new in & 86K ml., good cond., best PLYMOUTH- 65 BarIROC Z, Excellent condi- any car old, new or junk. IMB^BABMI out, low ml. AC, PS, PB reasonable offer. 908 5-spd., AC, sunroof, over racuda, auto, V8, all orlg., tion, 350 tuned port in- POST OPFiei JIIP- 908-248-0213. Towing 84O0 120K ml., $1900. 218 P/locks, etc. new clutch 499-7894 jection engine, loaded. In- 79k ml., Excel, cond. 1976, 39K mi., left hand avail. RFCHEJ.TIONAL 0262 not rebuilt, tires, brakes PLYMOUTH- 87 Sun-S3375/BO. Call 753-1611 cludes alarm system 4 drive, auto., PS, PB, posi- S3000/BO. CaH 769 CARTER VCHICLCS BUICK- 84 Skylark, 4 HONDA- 85 CRX, Ken dance Auto, P/steerlng/ car phone. $7800. Call tractlon, $975. Call 908- OR, good running cond. 5826, Iv. msg,; or 561 brakes/door locks, AC, (908) 874-0936. 463-8289 SHOWCAR FINISH wood stereo, many new & 5667, days. many now parts. Musi near new parts, runs AM/FM cassette, sunroof, CHIVY— 91 Corvette, Specializing in Auto De- lll $475. 699-1707 FOR~D—^86~"Taurus, 73K 4 door, 79K miles. Good IMP- 79 CJ7, 58,000 9410 great. 98K mi., $2350/ wyi loaded, 500 ml, mint tailing, Custom profe- CHIVY- 77 Wagon, 9 60. Carrie 908-654-7836 mi,, 5-spd, fully loaded condition. $2000. Call cond., white w/red Int. miles, White, Hardtop and slsonal cleaning, int/ext. Excel, cond. $5000/B0 days 201-631-7100, Bose stereo, $25,800 Bikini Top, V8, 304, 4 pats, PS, PB, AC, good PLYMOUTH- 85 Reliant BUICK- 87 Grand Na Handwashlng, Waxing, tires, new carb., $500 Cnll 908-276-7676 eves. 908-604-8786. firm. Call 908-356-4386. speed, great condition, Polishing, Machine glaz- CAMPIR- 1969, 16 ft., 90K mi., PS, PB, AC, tlonal, fully loaded, mint runs like new, $4000. Call 908-469-4939 $1800. 908-725-4544 FORD- 87 Taurus Sta PONTIAC- 85 Grand cond. 26K mi., asking DATSUN- 81 280ZX, 2 + ing. House calls made. In- Smokey. $800/80. Call lion wagon, Good condl Must see to appreciate. sured. References. Call 788-4932 CHIVY- 78 Malibu. V6 Prix, Auto, p/windows, p/ $13,500. Call 908- 2, auto, fully loaded, ex- Call (201) 376-7560. VW— 84 GTI- AC, re-tion. 80K miles, standard locks, power antenna, PB, PS, PB, AC. Great cond. movable stereo, alarm, 526-8368 cellent condition, runs toi-ass-sara $750. (908) 281-9620. 5 speed. Great family car AM/FM stereo, good con great, $2O00/BO. Call JIIP- 89 Cherokee Urn 8600 49K ml., excel, cond. $4000. Call after 7PM BUICK- 90 Riviera, HONDAS. NISSANS, TOY- dltion, 67,000 miles, 1 908-302-1219 Ited, new cond., low mile- BOATS CHEVY- 81 Citation, 4 $2300. Days 201-316 (908) 722-4189. All options, showroom age, all options, all OTAS WANTID- also all owner, $3,500. Call (908) FORD- 83 Mustang, foreign autos. Pis call dr, auto, AC, needs trans 2831; Eves. 908-968- 756-3707. condition. 23K miles. Ask- power, leather. $15,500/ mission, best offer as Is 5948 FORD— 88 Escort GT ing $16,500. Call (908) Convertible, excellent 908-572-1999 anytime sporty blue, all options neg. 908-688-0373 908-356-0822 after 4pm PONTIAC- 88 Grand AM 722-2134. condition, blueish white JUNK CARS WANTID- 9920 alarm, great shape. Must SE, like naw, fully loaded, top, auto, p/windows, p/ VW- 82 Pickup 40 + Late model wrecks & Advertise see. Best offer over FORD- 88 Crown Victo- MPG, new brakes, shocks, CHRYSLER- 80 Cor 5-spd., white. $67O0/BO. locks, AM/FM cassette, trucks. Top $$$ Paid. In the Classified! $4600. Call 526-4875 526-9251 ria, 4-dr, loaded, mint 67K miles. $5,500, (90S) int., tires, battery, cap. doba, Exc. running cond. cond, 88K hiway ml, 908-548-6582 HONDA- 90 Civic SI, 7819158. $2000. David 722-9605 lSSO as FT. WILL- $800 or best offer. Cat PONTIAC- 90 Grand Am, $5000. Eves 369-3287 CRAFT- with mere 5.7 1/ 422-8531. 25K miles, AC, electric 35K, loaded. Mint condi- FORD— 87 Mustang LX, JUNK CARS/TRUCKS 9030 sunroof, AM/FM cassette WANTID- any cond.. 7 0 offers ideal package for OODai— 77 Monaco, 4 tion. Factory warranty. MERCEDES- 76 5.0, black, red Int., 56K everything from skiing, to Automobile* stereo, aluminum rims $7900/BO. Call 908- days, flat bed service. Call dr, 57K miles, auto, PS 450SLC, 1 owner, fully ml. mint cond., $8300/ tVana overnighting, to fishing, to $8,200. Call (908) 769 234-2928 BO. 908-232-8013 Jim 699-1053 PB, AC, good transp. 4081. loaded, silver, new tires, cruslng. 1992 season BMW— 81, 3201, moon PONTIAC- 91 Grand-Am PIRONI'S AUTO SAL- bayfront slip included. $500. Call 463-8690 1 sunroof. $9000. Pis call FORD— 91 Mustang GT after 6PM roof, mint cond. New LE, loaded , aluminum 908-753-6462 Convertible Loaded, take1 VASI- cars A trucks Asking only $29,900. Call INTRODUCTIONS... wanted. Highest prices FORD- 84 Mustang LX tires/brakes/ tuneup. wheels, factory warranty, over payments, (3 yrs.) Bob after 4 PM at 908- $3700/BO. 560-8369 A way for people to meet mint cond. 8.100K miles. MIRCEDIS- 86 420 paid. Free pick up. Con-647-3183. black, 4-spd, AC, power, SEL, showroom perfect Negotiable. Please call people, every week In $10,500/B0. 781-0930 Jeff, 908-274-1844. NEW tainer service available. needs engine. $500. Cal BUICK- 83 Riviera, full your local Forbes newspa- condition, rare, silver with 663-1630 755-5749 power, burgundy w/sun- per. The ad is free, then VW- 80 Convertible, new black Interior, low mile- MAZDA- 81 RX7, Auto, M3O roof, exc. cond., 1 owner, top, very .good-cond, 2nd age. 908-439-3332 eves 59,000 miles, original flRIS— Dunlop D40M2 JEEP- 70 CJ5. 81k. top one call does it alll GMC 'V rated, (4)P225R15V95 roll bar, 3 SPD., convert- $3000/BO, 548-6741 1-800-8S9-94VS owner, 122K, $2995. Call or days 908-469-5880 owner, excellent condi- after 6pm 908-526-3765. tion, $2,650 or best offer. 5000 mi, great wet/dry. able. S800/BO. (908)789- BUICK- 85 ParKAvc, NISSAN- 87 Maxima $50/ee. 908-422-8869 SAIL BOAT- 16' Rebel 0431-Ask for Eugene. good cond, 3.8 V6. load- MERCEDES BENZ— 78 VW- 85 GTI, sporty, fu GXE, 4-dr., new exhaust Call (908) 572-8798. (Fiberglass) sloop, 22' ed, blue/blue int, 4-dr, TRUCKS UTILITY TRAILIR- con- MERCURY- 84 Topaz 300D, midnight blue, 1 quick, exc. cond., EZ shift system, maroon w/gray In- NISSAN- 85 300ZX T- mast, main sail & Jib, $4400. 908-654-8979 owner, runs well, needs 5-spd. w/supurb handling, terior, garage kept, sun- tops 73K miles, 5-spd., CLEARANCE - apeclallzed verted Chevy Luv bed 5x7 GS, 4-DR, auto, PS, PB, truck bodies, Pickups, feet, with complete rear excel, cond. fixed Keel AC, radio, 68K ml., $500/ CADILLAC— 79 Coupe De some body work, $3500. well-maintained, clean, roof, full power, good con- Asking $5500/BO. Call canoe unbolted for stor- 469-2984 AC, new battery, $2750. 908-722-0104 Vans, Suburbans, and small tool box. $325, BO. Call 908-953 9517 Ville. Also Honda -79 dition. Must see. $6,500 Jimmy's, Dump trucks, 707-8737. age. A lot of boat for very Civic. 908-248-0789 Scott, 953-4500 or best offer. (908) 782- little money. My Cap't. SAAB— 79 2-dr, 4-cyl, 4 MERCURY— 85 Grand NISSAN- 87 200 SX, S4WD's. Most models & after 6PM Marquis, 2-dr., all opVW- 89 Jetta, Black, 4 9815. speed, AC, PS/PB, 47K has gone & I must sell. I spd, 70K mi., Blaupunkt Med. duty chassis up to •ISO CHEVY- 83 Caprice tions, exc. cond. $4700/ dr., auto., air, radio, SAAB- 89 900S. 5-spd, miles, a beauty, $5700. 54,6O0# QVW. Used do not have a carriage I AM/FM stereo, 1-owner BO. 908-359-7157 make allowance for this $700/B0. 752-1419 Classic, must seo, loaded, 39 +K, good cond. AC, all power, AM/FM Pis call 908-469-4838. trucks, low priced left- $6800. 908-234-1808. price $800. Last chance, 4-dr, brown, very clean. MERCURY- 86 Sable, 4 cass, sunroof, loaded, PLYMOUTH- 90 Laser, overs, discounts, rebates, excel cond, 43K miles, Leasing, or 6.9% OMAC 908-654-3118 Asking $2595, 968-6653 dr., auto,, AC, nil power, black. Call 356-8209. 9030 good tires. AM/FM cuss., $12,000. 908-561-3091 financing on selected AAAAA—1 ALWAYS TOW- CHEVY- 88 Z24 Cava- PONTIAC- 82 Trans AM, AufomoMfes lier, great cond., 5-spd., exc. cond, 95K mi., ask- models. No sates comm. INO— Cars & trucks want- •700 ing $2900. 752-0148 Night rider ed. Exc, cond. Top CSI rating for Sales & ed. Running or not. 24 hr. umfarSaSOO AC. $5195. Call Tricia nt auto, V8, PS, P/wlndows & Boat Parts 985-0638 Ads In Classified Service. pickup. Cash waiting. Cail Accaaawfaa door locks, black & gold. 201-643-5653 or 908- MERCURY- 87 Colonial don't cost — $2250/BO. Call 272-3384 COLONIAL MOTORS BUICK- 82 Regal Somer- CHEW- 90 Cavalier Park Wagon, Full size, BMW— 72, new engine, 2721668 set Limited Ed., V-6, load 4-dr, white, fuel injection, brakes, trans, ect. 3K mi, They pay! Roun aa WIST loaded, 68,000 miles, ex- PONTIAC- 86 Trans Am, WANTID- European ed, velour Int., 82K ml., exc. cond., 29K miles, 1 cellent condition, $6,950, on new parts. 100% orlg. 38k miles, PS, PB, P/win- NORTH BRANCH OUTBOARD MOTOR- 86 J1900/BO. Call 908-526- o^nei\J*7200. 7 56-0202 $2500. 908-755-0229 Classic Sports cars. Any Mercury, oil Injected, Call (908) 560-0735 bo- dows & door locks, AC, condlton. Cash buyer. 8566 AM/FM cass., T-tops, 90S-722-2700 $1500. Pis call 908-968- CHRYSLER- 86 LoBaroii tweon 8am-6pm. CADILLAC UMOUSINE- Mark 572-3500 CADILLAC— 83 Coupe GTX, 4-DR, 5-spd.. AM/ 9090 alarm. Mint condition. 5873 MERCURY— 89 Cougar 73 Fleetwood Model 75 $8,500. 908-548-0696 DeVltle D'Elegance, 78K FM, looks & drives great. LS, 6 cyl,, 39K ml., moon Black Formal, family ml., loaded, 4 brand new $42OO/BO 908-369 5013 roof, White/Bluo Int., load tires, new brakes, $1975/ owned, 79k miles, black PONTIAC- 87 Firebird, DID YOU od, $9950. 90 8- leather front, grey cloth CHEW- 87 Monte Carlo Auto, AC, AM/FM cass, BO. 908-753-1611 ask 752-7252. for Nick, or 561-4329 KNOW . . . rear, glass partition, new SS, Black, 50K mi., good PS.PB, black/tan. $3000 that an ad In this local NIS8AN— 84 Sentra lacquer. Bast Offer. Call running cond. All power. or bsst offer. Colleen DODQK- 84 Caravan, 5 paper also goes into 16 Wagon. 86700 mi., 5-Tom 908-422-1654. Asking $3600. Call 908- 819-3416 Mon.Frl. be- speed standard, AC, CC, 777-0782, after 6pm other local papers? Reach spd., AC, AM/FM stereo FORD- 65' Mustang, tween 9- 5PM. AM/FM eass., sunroof. over 400,000 readers enss., PS, PB, roof rack, $2000, 469-4106. conv. Needs complete with one call! exc. cond., new front restoration. Rebuilt 67 l-gQ0-BS»-949» brakes/ tires, $2950, VW engine. 722-8374 am FORD— 80 Cobra Mus- DODQE- 85 Aries Sta- 908-5720236 eves. INTERNATIONAL- 33 AUTOMOTIVE tang, 4 cyl. turbo, 4-spd., tion wagon, Good contfi- Ickup Dump Truck. Off COMING. black, good cond., new tlon, roof rack, new tires, NISSAN— 90 Sontra, 2- clutch. $2200. 287-4159 frame restoration, over auto, good transpor- DR, 4-spd, AC, stereo/ $8,200 Invested. Must FORD- 83 Mustang tation. $2,800 or best cass., UK ml., 1-t-yr. sacrifice! $6,400 or best DIRECTORY Capri, Auto, AC, Hatch, offer. Coll (908) 753warranty, garaged. Per- offer. Call 908-806-7702. 65K ml., $1750. 218- 6017. oct. $5700. Ploase call 212-757 0024 0262. DO0OE- 87 Daytona, JA0UAR- 78 XJL12, FORD- 85 Mustang LX, Stand, w/overdrlve, 4 cyl, OLDS— 79 Omega, Texas ear, V8, conv., 305 OR GOING... AC, AM/FM, 70k ml., newred w/tnn int, sunroof, 86,700 mi., orlg. owner, 350 turbo. Exc. overall. motor, good exc, $1775 AM/FM ca3S, AC, 59,300 runs good, good body Needs paint. $6500. 755- To See 908-753-1611 ask forml. $4200. 356-5115 $375. 271-5872 eves. 0229 Buying or Selling... Nick or 908-581-4329. Your Auto D0DQ.E- 89 Shadow, OLDS— 84 Royale Sedan MMCIDIS- 57 190 You Can't Beat Tho Doals In MDasaeallU FORD- 87 Escort Sto- 2.5L, fuel Injected, 5-spd, 88, 8 cyl. PS, PB, AC, 70K Touring Sedan. Complete Ad Here tlonwagon. 95K, exc. AC, new tuneup/ tires, PS, mi. $3350. 908-234- original, 4 cylinder, gas. farHIHcNJ. cond., 4 cyl., $1900/BO, PB, $5500. Call 908 1940 days or 908-768- Must soil! $2,800, Call AutomotiveGuide Call 231-6689 469-3427 after 6PM 968-7940 before-lOpm 1191 eves. 215-294-8038. Vot If Nft» 24 February 5-7,1992 A Forbes Newspapers guide to your quality time Music Carter in Hub City Excursions Architecture the Wildwood way Stage Simon's second chapter Events The brainy bunch Experimental film and video festival at Rutgers 0 N TEN T S Cover photo by Rob Paine. Miki Revlello of Manvllle gets a Auditions • tllf MIMIttf If fll6 makeover from Yvone Fullerton at Sunshine Hair Co., Somerville. 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Paifc Mac* Hotel and Casino. It is a superluxurious, 40,000 square-foot facility open to overnight guests as well as day-trippers. < They feature an Olympic-style swimming pool which comes complete with underwater lighting and music and is outfitted with a number of Jacuzzi massage jets. After a vigorous swim you can tread water while gazing into the crackling embers of the glowing fire which bums poolside all year long. Or step into one of the seven Jacuzzis available in the multi-level Whirlpool Park. Sports enthusiasts have their choice of four racquetball courts, an aerobics studio, and a fully-equipped work-out room featuring nautilus equipment, Stairmasten, Aerodyne machines and treadmills. Take a break from all that fitness in the social sauna and inhalation room overlooking the pool, or lounge on the sundeck, weather permitting. But if you're not into the exercise thing, fear not Die spa also features beauty treatments such as an herbal wrap, loofah cleansing and Swedish massage for women and men. Once you've worked up an appetite you can satisfy your hunger in the spa's cafe, which features calorie-controlled, gourmet meals in a daily buffet open from 11:30 a.m. to 4 pm The spa offers full-day, three-day and six-day packages, all of which feature unlimited use of the spa's basic facilities. The full-day package is $129 an includes a 45-minute Swedish massage, herbal wrap, loofah cleaning, your choice of a fitness class and buffet lunch. The three-day package is $395, based on double occupancy, and includes two massages, FACE TO FACE Miki Reviello of Manvlile gets a taste of luxury close to three fitness classes, an herbal wrap, loofah cleansing, plus hotel accomodalions and home; a makeover from Yvonne Fullerton at Sunshine Hair Co. In Somerville. meals in the spa cafe. In addition you'll receive $10 in coins from the casino plus a gift The six-day package is $795, based on double occupancy, and includes four massages, (Please turn to page 4) STORY BY ERIN MacNAMARA-FERRARAePHOTO BY ROB PAINE WookondPlus (Continued from page 3) bm M mi ftmaMMt in Remington. It's a Queen-Ann style Victorian home built in ten fitness classes, three herbal wraps, a loofah treatment, plus hotel accommodations and 1891 and decorated in authentic antique furnishings and Vlctorianiksign wallpaper, The nrcaistothecafe.YwTlalwrecdve$25toroto inn features five guest rooms. Although it's not an official uspaH experience, it has all the Tlie5pahopenfrom7:30a.m.to9pmMor)dayUTroughSaturo^land8amto7pm makings of an indulgent weekend - and that aint bad, on Sunday. They're open every day of the year. Appointments must be made in advance The Cabbage Rose offers a number of special theme packages including Romance and for special services such as massage, loofah cleansing and herbal wrap. Roses, a mini-retreat for couples that offers just what it says. The Spa at Bally** Park Place Hotel and Casino is located at Park Place and the For $160 Monday through Thursday, or $180 weekends, couples can enjoy a one-night Boardwalk, Atlantic City. Call (800) 772-7777. stay in one of the best rooms in the house complete with private bath, working fireplace At the other end of the state there's Vm Spa at Orttt Qorgt VMagt located in and a four-poster, queen-size bed You'U be treated to a split bottle of champagne, a box of Vernon. This recently constructed $12 million facility is part of an ongoing effort totur n Cabbage Rose Inn chocolates, and six, long-stemmed red roses in your room. In the Vernon Valley/Great Gorge into a four-seasons resort and if you're looking for a true evening you'll be served a four-course dinner at the Sergeantsville Inn. The restaurant is weekend getaway with all the amenities without breaking the bank, the Spa at Great located about six miles from the Cabbage Rose and was voted Central Jersey's Most Gorge should fill the bill. Romantic Restaurant five years running by New Jersey Monthly magazine. After dinner - You can enjoy the spa facilities by either becoming a regular member, or by staying well, we'll leave that up to you. overnight in one of the slopeside condominiums of Great Gorge Village. But don't let the In the morning you can lounge in your silk pyjamas and let the staff serve you breakfast "slopeside" fool you - the Village and spa are open year round and there's plenty tokee p in bed. The simple but gracious meal consists of coffee, tea and fresh-squeezed juices, an you busy. in-season fruit salad, home-baked breads The luxurious spa is a three-story, 100,000- and muffins, home-made granola and fresh square-foot facility which houses five indoor T^X^T^ T\ A ^ JfTVPlT^ TTi. T^> yogurt and outdoor tennis courts, racquetball and Ljl \\J IJ/\I\/lUL|L/l[\ll The Cabbage Rose Inn Bed and Breakfast squash courts, basketball courts and a pro PI l|\ I /"AJVII 1^1X1 I \VT is located at 162 Main Street in Remington, shop. The spa also features tennis camps, M ^-^ •*•v •*• "*•*-*•• -*"*• ••—'-*• *-•"*• 1 ^-» and you can call for reservations at (906) 788- clinics and even tournaments. If you're not ^ ^^ 0247. Check in time is 2 p.m. or later, check into team sports or you're spa-ing alone, you \\7f ft I IT T A \ TT^Wr A /*^ T^ out is the following morning at 11. can sweat yourself silly in the fully-equipped \Y/ I I I—I Zl \^ H \l/ /Al -H If you want more than indulgence but less exercise room wich features every exercise YY 1111 XlL 1 l JLj YY JL A. VJ1—/ than a regime try the Shoretwm Hotel nd machine you could wish for including Stair- Spa in Spring Lake. This grand hotel allows masters, Iifestep, Nordictrack, dozens of ex- - -— A v Y X"^. ^^ rbM^« f \ w -» guests to design their own programs which erdse bikes, Nautilus equipment, free TyT A A 7/ 1 13 I 11 \/ may be as rigorous or relaxing as you like. weights and a computerised rowing ma- 1-^ I LA \/ I I f\ I w\ | Located close to the ocean and a variety of chine. There's also an indopr running track I IjTl V \^J IX* I I \ I sporting facilities, the staff can arrange golf- and an aerobics exercise studio with sessions •*• ^ • ~ " ^^ "^ ^j ™ • ™ ^ ™ ing, fishing or tennis expeditions for y. held all day long. The exercise staff is very The spa facilities are available only to friendly even tonewcomers , and the atmos- -\ r k nn k S*>Tt hT^T TT«TI A TW7 overnight guests and combine health and phere is more social than sweatshop. IV/I A II /V f L I I—I H K A UY eauty treatments for a real "make over" ex- When you've worked off all that stress, IVlAvJUilVjlj 1 JJLJZJ\l\l i% perience. You may take advantage of hotel- prepared diet meals, or choose from the reg- you can relax in one of several different ' ular menu. Fitness counselors are available steam or sauna rooms. Then take a dip in ^ «piT * -•r A hriT/"\X T T^T TTTI A TV17 throughout your stay to help you design one of the seven indoor and outdoor swim Kh A A A ( IN IHhKA K Y your own exercise program which may in- ming pools, including the giant-sized, out- 1X1 ^1 i/l/Vil 1 lV/1 1 11 IJLjlXill 1 y clude one of the hotel's fitness walks or door hot tub which you can paddle into via —^ ^ ^-^ M« *«^ -^ * «^« * A * -**^ aquatic aerobics in the outdoor pool. Or you the indoor pool. Later relax on the tanning LJVTDXTsOT^UT?!? A T)V A \TT^ can indulge in a daily massage, European patio or replenish yourself at the juice bar, If II \w 1 II P J Iv/i 1 I I\ 1 N LJ facial or herbal wrap to bring out the "real" which also serves as a regular cocktaU bar. * ^ A x A i v^ x A J. AJA vt *.x x iuw you. You can take your Pina Colada along with Forties Newspapers February5-7 1992 WoolpndPtus (609) 340-2000 i 11 a.m. Fab. 8. Matt Kid stuff CAWMATVAHTKCm Singles 7044460. in commuter lot atQardm (9M»7»1712 •Happy hour at Write*!, Pis- State PsrtvayE* 105. Mem- Speakers AftnfcQ* cjt*n«y, 5:30 p.m, Feb. 19. ben S3, non-rnernbers $4. Iht Ma* ft* by Mowt the 8OO^S 1906) 704-8460. (906) 7744759. MAHM W ovirtift by RonW, IHtOAMMI CATMOLJC AUJMNI CUM •CourtyanoMrVeittfn dance at •HikiatAHairi$tti*P«k, MR AT NOON Princeton Untoftfy OPCOfflULNJ. and other Mrfe AdroWon $4t ViiowRMi,Mamilli,7:15 Wad, 11 im Ftb. 15. Meat in Somerset County (6O9)2M4762 aToup fun awliibia> AttanticCMy CiHphoni nufnbif in tich p.m. F*. 20,1906) 422- commuttr lot M Gavdan StMe Ao^rfctrrtfen Compto Qafttytata for chKdrtn 6-12, MCKANDTHtKANSTUM 1-800-752SHOW 3492. PartwtyEiii 105. Members North Bridkja> St, SofnwvWt Saturday, Fib. 8, HAMUMt UUHNi •TGIS p«ry M Ramtda mnt FOftUMFOftSHMUS $3, non-members R (908) (906)231-7110 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. HKlit, 8:30 p,m. Fib. 7. FtrnPrttbyteiian Church 741-2090. Ucture series Fridays at noon •ccofflpeneo By aneowi MonWeir Wmberiy Academy AUnfcCty <908) 754-3344, 320 North Main St •Skate nitfit at South Amboy in the jury holding room (church rriv Kpratw. 201 Vefley Rd.t Montdeir l-flOO-2-HARfUH •BowUnc M GnmbfooR Inn, Hi^ttstown Roller Rir*. 7:30 p.m. Feb. 20. building). Free admission. •"African Story: A Place of the (201) 744-1717 •fidcltf on tfif floof, tha tonaj* GMD BiooK 2 p.m. Fib. 0. (908)246-8118 Cost S5,skji» rental $2 ad- •Zoltan BukJ, Irnpressionisrti VW/'tr^Tlerno.Ftf.e. •A confevtrtjon of fttWr y nr^ musical set in Carist (900)24*5136. (609)446-6225 ditional. (908) 291-2763. into post-rmpressionism, Feb. •"Cupid, JupiMfi Hibtt md tad, ptrtoffnad by PtUr Gould RuMla,throuaji March 23. •Oficuwion foup (not church- 6INQUFRKND6 7, and StMn Stum. Admission OMtMUnlor) County Am Cm- alWatad), social hour and (af»30-over) •ZoitenBuW, Cubism into ab- Fib. 15, MIRV GMFfWS MSMIf tlft Rirwiy, 7;30 p.rfl. Fib. flancift 9 p.m. Fridays. Doon (906) 704-8460 stract expressionism, Feb. 14. •A vW to Nassau Ha*, Oar- THtilOENOOF 14. COM $10. (906) 2»- open 7:30 p.m. COM $6. •OWw dance at McAteers, •Judith Brodsky, Pop and Op •irw Oenssai, Ftb. 22. North Caroirta Aw, 3749. JUIMYJfWIIMUNOlll 1714 Easton Ave,» Somerset, into contemporary art, Feb. 21 •Pllnttr Md materials, Bitty Nb. IS and 19, U am Atlantic City (I6H 30-55) 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13,20,27. THEARTMU6CUM Fib. 29. and 1:30 p.m. (609)344-6000 ofColunftuihil.EdaMM CaN phone nurnbtri in each Cost $6. Princeton University *rieipnetfn' nhythm, p.m.FM,lS.CoitllO,(9O6) Mtingtor information. 6N«QLE6HtTltAN6mOfl (609)258-3768 Sunday,** 16,1:30 p.m., nUmWnOJf THItANM 7S6O940. •WnftiratnarnearTdAMrw- 6 Gatary talks Fridays at 12:30 4p,m.,&30p.fn. •MNtandbtuncMtStCt' taunnt, Edrton, 6:30 p.m. (906)667.0339,363-0407 p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m. ThettmatftsrtaflVattiy (MUWW454 dHi'iChurcrt,aiilinflUm. Wtdnssdiys. (906) 753-0263, •Support and discussion group, throufiMaytf.Fratl* •War*** ling's taatol tctv (609)441.4000 Fib. 16. Brunch ***** P»- 263-0779. 7 p.m. Sundays. Cost $4; call mission. abodCnmandhlifMawMh •on* Din*, Efton. (906) •Champafw brunch buffet at lor directions. •Joan Horn on Cetamt and Brtnchburg ttia hetdani horsemen. Mu« 790-9648. HoWay Inn, Rarttm Center, Ed- WlOttNOUS the idea of modernity, Feb. 7, (908)729-3420 nun ffltmbtfi 15, non* ABarticClly •DirniratChM'i.Edlion.? don, 11a.m. Ftb. 9. Cost (40-pms) 9. •Tr»U.MM»CiNalc. fMfnbM to.25. (609)343.4000 p.m. Fib. 21. (906) 7S6- $15.(906)646-4490,753' (906) 665-2666,766-1839 •EneaTiemo, "An African THUUWNOKAUTY •Qood Drma Variaty Snow, on* 0940. 0263. between 6-9 p.m. Tale," Feb. 14,16. Ctlhfl* Theatre Center. M- FiMay,Fab.7<10a.m. «*« •Eatunion « ZknmuS Art Mu- •Italian buffet, larna ni§X and Events heM at Central Pitsby- •HoHy W.Ross on scutptura mission tt. Saturday, Ftto, I. TAJ MAHAL Mum, Now BrunvMch, 2i45 sodalatHoMaylnn.Rantan terien Church, 70 Maple St., 10:30 a.m. and 1p.m. BoantwaklVirfjniaAvt. . p.m. Fib. 22. (SOS) 218- Ctntw, Edison, 7:30 pm Feb. Summit Africa, Ftb. 21,23. Monday, F*. 24,10 l.m. Off•ftotdstrtet Theatre AtfantfeCty 3749. 23. Co«t $15. (90S) 2B3> •Rap or bridge, 6:30 p.m. Sun- •Joanne Scott on techniques of Stats Thtatrs 5 South Greenwood Ave. (609)449-1000 0779,753-0263, days. Donation $2. Cuanne, Ftb. 28, March 1. 4WNortiemptonSl Bow(-l-M*t,3p.m.FH),23. MUtTAM)8EE0tlNQU6 •Bridge night, 7:15 p.m, Ftb. D0UQUS6C0UEU (609)446-2766 (906)245-5136. (906)359-4493,214-0432, 20. Donation $3. couoqmuM (215)252-3132 •Tto classic faby tale. Ad- •TQlSpMty it Hilton hoW, 966-3161 Room 200, Art History Halt •Music* tfanturi on thi mission 13,50, group rates Atlantic City WoodWd#i. 8:30 p.m. Feb. •Dinner at Costa del Sol res- WPHISTKATED SOCIAU Doutfass College NfistM^CMstoprwCo- (609)346-4000 29.(906) 7543344. taurant, 600 West Union Avt., VllitN Slurs ARIES (March Il-A»rll 11) You do much LIBRA (September MOclofcer II) • Don't thinking thil week ibout a new beginning. tnke a loved one for granted who wai Don't maki this heavier than it u, duur Rum. gracious enough to forgive and forget. Know You put on your dancing shoes just in time which side your bread is buttered and stay tor the wetkind. You, your personality (and aware. Recognize you cannot keep all options your danclnf ihoei) ate on display all open all the time. Listen to (his person and wttktnd long, Don't hesitate; go for it. demonstrate your caring - if you are to be a happy camper. TAUIUS (April Zl-May 20) Wish SCORPIO (October 21-Nwembcr 21) Clear fulfillment become* » reality ruthcr thun a out a family problem unit and for ail. You YMNASTIC DMiibillty thii week. But, just like a little know what you can and cannot take. Once kid, you want to |lo*t over your most recent freed, even 'serious you' are able to soar like •cquUltlon, mccess, or... You are not to bv a butterfly and enjoy yourself. Let those found thil weekend because you are so hd[>p.v creative juices flow as the weekend begins. with... Do what is good for you. QtNINI (M*y 11 • June 21) Ymi actually SAGITTARIUS (November U-DecembtrZI) OUNCES THE put into reality what you have bwn dreumin)! FanUasize. play tnd talk, but really think of. Rtiction* (youn and the world's) may be twice before turning this idea into reality A rather atroni to all of this. Nevertheless, you loved on or a child gives you important and art ready, willing, and muring to go as the significant feedback, Know what is; know weekend begins. You will know that it means what is real. Nevertheless, count on this to with upon a star, Gumim. weekend spent in the clouds. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Much of this CAMICORN iDtctmbtr tl • January It) Sensible »nd careful to a fault, you proceed very week is spent looking at other points of view, much in ihu manner tins week. You may limply UMising posiibilitk's and then making a >H- unwilling tight now \u Uki any more rinks, to decision. You travel unknown realms as the reveal anv moto, or to make yourself v-ulrurablr1 wetfk comei to a close, and because uf your You pay the nmsqucnecs Saturday, Feb, S, 8 p.m. DenoaTheevti (908) 721-2122 0MI Of Morris Muteum RuuenAiti Canter 6Nomino>H»tfitiM. Uprnen Dr., musicians, al amattw. (908)933-7511 SUMMIT CHORALE Mew* When To Next?" (908)687-8859 Jott-JonN Mormanet Tuetdayi, 7:45 p.m. April 13. •Work* premierf of Scrapooo*, piece, oriMng on im* Christ Church NAIHEMNHUICR tow Suftt low and Court afn from pagan rites to 561 Springfield Ave. Sunday, feto. 9,1:30 p.m. Dances, performed for the pfisent-day dnams. Admission Summit Science BuMir* troupe's 10th enntotnary. Ad- S14, discountt available. Bloomf*tdCoOt|i mission $45, includes recep- (201)635-5548 17M75 liberty St tion. •For all-Bach concert in Much, Bloomlwd MOTION PICTURES, Auditions AWaWtheWeitfleW Symphony (201) 261-0071 DANCES AT AN EXHISinON m April, and concert of part- •Sale* traink^ for craftspeople, Feb. 7 and 8,8 p.m. songs in May, Call for informa- patented by a imall-businets Studio Theatre NUTS tion. Feb. 11 and 13, 7:30 p.m. consultant. Admission 130: Momciair State Collefe SWEET ADELINES Upper Montclair Knights of Columbus hall pn>najslratiOfl required. MscaUway Chorus (201) 893-5112 Maple St, Bemardsvilte NATURAL HISTORY Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. LECTURE SCME$ •Danct-theater-vldeo event. (908) 756-7824 Reformed Church NJ.Statt Museum Admission 12. •For April production of play on 205 Watt State St, Trenton NEWCNOUND which the Sartn Streisand Main St., South Bound Brook (609)292-6308 CONTRA DANCING movit wes based. Must read (908) 571-6959,287-0161 All prafams begin at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8,8 p.m. from the script: women may •For women who enjoy singing. Fite admission. Reformed Church be cast In roles written for New members welcome; no ex- •William Leap on the Jertey 23 South Second Ave. men. Call for specific roles. perience necessary. Devil, Feb. 9. HifNandParfc PHtLOMUSICA VOICES (908) 828-8776,873-1228 Monday, Feb. 10,7 p.m. •Hedy Bauer on wildflowen of Sundays, 7-9 p.m. •For new and experienced and 10 p.m. the Pine Barrens, Feb. 16. United Methodist Church dancers; no partner needed. In- Unitarian Society ifAMSLOSHKM 160 Nassau St., Princeton Sunday, Feb. 16,3 p.m. struction precedes program at 176 Tices Lane, East Brun- (609) 737-9383 NJ, State Museum 7:30 p.m. Admission S5. swick 205 West State Si, Trenton NJ. COUNTRY MUSIC (908) 545-0742 •For March conceit of classical (609)292-6308 ASSOCIATION •For May concerts of chamber Paula Josa-Jom Performance Works will perform Whit* works by community chorale. •Muiaum'i director will tau< Friday, Feb. 14, 7 p.m, choir in New Brunswick and Dnams, Wild Moon Fab. 13 at the Rutgers Arts Center In New Call for information. about AMcan-American art in VFWpott WoxlMdat. Rehears* betfn WISTF1ELD COMMUNITY the museum's collection. Fret 600 Washington St., Manville in February; experienced choral Brunswick. ORCHESTRA adminlon. (908) 233-8490 singers needed. Mondays, 7:15-8:30 p.m. •Valentine's Day dance wth a Wilson Memorial Church RARITANVAUXY musicians, amateur and pro- Roosevelt School, WestfieM IMC&W band and DJ. Dance 7 Valley Rd.,Watchung SYMPHONIC BAND' fesilonel. (908)322-5065 Dance lesions from 7:45-9 p.m, Ad- Rehearsals (908) 464-1437 Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. SOMERSET VAUEY mission 16, discount* avail- •For May performance of Hillsborough High School ORCHESTRA •For adults and young people able. Verdi's ftqufem ^soloists and Raider Blvd., Hillsboroutft Thursdays, 7:30-9:30 p.m. who play string Instruments, WHITE DREAMI, WILD MOON NJ.SCHOUCANTORUM orchestra. All voice parts wel* (908) 359-7485 Bound Broott High School Must be able to read music DANCE COMPANY Thursday, Feb. 13.8 p.m. Tuesdays. 8-10 p.m. come. •Community orchestra West Union Ave., Bound Brook and play first positions. taw SCUBA Stars of [ Clasaaa start at the following locations: i M s T i T u T i -Scotch PWnsYMCA COSMUOIOGV (RAINING CENTEffS March 2 New Brunswick YIO March 10 HAIRSTYLIST k MANICURIST WestfieidYMCA Tomorrow's Career Today Apri2 MltuchwYMCA "With the high cost of living It March 18 paid to become a Hairstylist -Rihwty YMCA and Manicurist. We're working Feb. 17 and making great money, Who would have thought we could -MkMlasax County CollfjQe february 14,1992 have It so fast. Feb. 6 OMIDID,THEYBfLIEVfDINU$T $ 8pm WE'LL HELPI 50°°OFF $500 OFF Our Course Fee Course Begrmhg March 2nd. with this ad!! Day Or Evening Classes. CameSmitti OCEAN EXPLORERS Jtn pianist Sir Roland Henna and Jazz vwaa* Cerria Smith (star of CAPRI HOTLINE 1-800-BE CAPRI AQUATIC CENTER the Broadway smash-hit musical "Week a Hue") make their way to the r^r»atRarttnVi%Cofflmur>ty Ednon V\MC concert that is guaranteed to win your heart! Edison 787-2822 re// Me Monl Tickets: $12.50 general public Name_ $10.00 students & senior dtizens Address UpcoMtog Jan Ctbtrd Vtriommm for \Wl City Slate Zip. MtrclU Phone April 10 Course Interest Cosmetology :: Manicuring Miyl DtnkSnttl Check CAPRI location nearest you • :: Clifton r. No Haledon ': Brick ! toramus ' Kenllworth :: Rtiritan For ticket mtrvationi call (908) 725-3420 Mall to: Capri Institute • 1595 Main Ave. • Clifton, NJ 07011 l J RARITAN VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE tmt mftnkt and ocunin Route 28 and Lamington Road. North Branch, Ncw'lereey info ctl (908)722-3000 em 6100 WootondPlus Places to go MUSEUMS WWTW-M31 MUIR40RY from 2*5 p.m.; second and ANNUL ART MUSIUM Hot* WK in 1746 and A* H0UK MUSEUM fourth Thursday! of (ha month mnan woi mi W TO pr 614 Mountain Ava,, WsstfaM from 2-9 p.m. Free admission ,Ma«Hn rMSMuidiyfwn 2-4p.ro, (906)232-1776 for members. Donation for non* Donation $1 for aWti.frw to Fumishfld farmhouss startsd (201)377-5941 members: adutts $4t sank* eft* In 1740 by Sarwsl Millar, oria> bent and studants $2(ch*Jren batty part of 100-acrt farm. under 16 tree. Free admission y ft wo amr* 16 MM* St, Cut Bfintwick Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Aduta for aH on Thursday. dtyfiwlU.nv4p.rn. (9OD294.73M ll,cWdrtn50ctmi. •Wc^ from the collection of MARTMUICUM Saturday and Sunday from MWUTUREKINSOOM Robert J. Koenil throutH Feb. 1^30*4 p.m. fita adrninton. Routa31Soutfi,Washingu>n 9. (906)689-6666 1609) 256-3781 fASTXMfVOIMTmMC •"RutjM Archives Prints," RMf nd. and HOM Una Qosad fortha winter; re- TuMdajthraugiSatuniiy opens March 15> throu^Feb.9. from WinvSpm, Sunday Johnson PwK, Pftcataway 1908)463.9077 MONMOUTH MUSEUM •Paintings by William T.Wil- from 1-5 a.m. Muiaum thop Newman Spring Rd, liams, through Feb. 23, ctom 4p.m. Wwttm Euro- ca«Mt 18th COTtuy ttnictuM Uncroft •Bronze sculpture by Jonathan pp r (906) 747-2266 Scott Hartley, through March 8. dacoratf* lit torn 19th and tha county paritpolict. No Main lattery open Tuesday •Drawings from the Morgan 20th canulat; alto pra- toun offered at praaant Gift through Saturday from 10 Russell Archives, Feb. 9 Cdumblanwtandartofttw •hop opan Wednaada/ owou^i a.m.-4:30 p,m,( Sunday from through April 5. Arntftcn. Friday from 10 a,nv3p.m, 1-5 p.m, Becker Children's •Prints from Currier &bes, MEAT SWAMP OUTDOOR Wing open to tr* public Tues- through April 12. photograph! by Mirto Glaeo- EDUCATION CENTER day throutfi Friday from 2-4:30 •"A Moody Light; Romanticism mM, ttwouftft Fttii 23. 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m.- in the American Landscape," •Paw* lantHcaptt, thnutfi (201)635-6629 4:30 p.m,, Sunday from 1-5 Feb. 23 through Apoi 26, Lec- Manht •Nlttit Nka ttwoutfitr « wtntar p.m. Adults $2, senior cituens ture by Dr. Clement A, Price at •WwHlbyPailCaiinna, landtcapa. 7-6:30 p.m. F«b. and children St 3 p.m. Feb. 23. 11. Cost b free; pie- Trofs Pofret by Paul CeianiM, part of an exhibition of the •Juried show of Monmouth •"Hipghts from the Native CUNTON HISTORICAL MUSEUM reparation raquirad. artltt'e painting and drawlngt at the Art Museum, Princeton County Arts Council, through American Collection," through Feb. 23. 56 Main $1, Orion MACCULLOCH HALL JuneT. 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Hotrt: TlM-Thm. 104, M. • lei 1M. am a /• Design for selling 'Doo-Wop* styles of architecture in the Wildwoods BySTMNHART VtetexiPlus Editor iven a brand-new world to live in, Adam set to work giving a name to every- wfPkwn a view wi vnRw f^ t Gthing he saw. Given a 1 fenot *i b* toe deaiNton an brand-new field of study called "commercial architecture" to play *• ffa 18i and on Nbi M Pi with, shoreside promoters Chuck Schumann and Jack and Will loSMbartafxt Morey have only followed Adam's . unwoeMMviianapni> example and named things as they pjeoe on March 3. saw fit, So, when you take the "Back to Ah, yes, the Ebb Tide Motel in the Wildwoods is a classic example of the "Vroom" style of e(f at noon in thattwy meat* the '50s Trolley Tour" this summer commercial architecture that flourished along the Jersey shore from 1954 to 1964. tnjroom. in the Wildwoods and you hear the For more Information, cat 1 architectural society would consider a blot on the landscape. guides talking about the "Vroom/ "Phony Colonee" and "Pu Pu Plat- (908)968*4885. ter" styles of architecture, just remember that one of the benefits of "Our mission is to study and document 20th century commercial entering a brand-new field is the license to call things whatever you architecture," said Ray Ott, vice president of the society. "Maybe you like. could also call it 20th century commercial environments. A major sub- Gearing up The official 45-minute trolley tour of the area's extravagant "Doo- category of that is roadside architecture and within that the kind of Wop" architecture built between 1954 and 1964 decade doesn't begin resources that we're interested in arc diners, restaurants, motels." for a trip running until after Memorial Day, but those who want to combine, an Though Mr. Ott did not recognize any of the names bandied about for off-season trip to the shore with a study of oddball aesthetics should the Wildwoods tour, he acknowledged the prompters' pioneering cffoils look out for some of these styles among the area's motels and stores: in the field of nomenclature. |M CofltimwdfromiMftr •Abstract sculpture by Marion dren SOoenti. New Brunswick Arts," ongoing. Pacific," "Design in Native State House complex) Htkt, throutfi Mwcn 11. Gal- N J. mSTOWCAt MCltTY (906) 249-2077 •Exhibition of works acquired in American life," "American Trenton lery talk at 12:30 p.m. F«b. 13: 230 BfonMy, Friday and Saturday from 10 1991, ongoing. Painting and Sculpture," Nu- (609) 396-1776 Monfstown members $3, non-membm 1201) 483-3939 a.m.'S p.m., Sunday from •"God Bless America, Part IV," mismatic Gallery, Asian Gal- Revolutionary war museum. (201)5384454 S4. noon-5 p.m. Adults $3, chil- multimedia installation by Ted leries, Ballantine House and the Tuesday through Saturday from Monty throufi Saturday •Worto on loan from area com* from 10 i.m,-4 p.m., thW Sat- dren 4-12 $1, children under 4 Victoria, througn March 15. Mini-Zoo. 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from from 10 i.m.-5 p.m., Sunday parties, ttvoutfi March 15. urday of the month from 10 free. •"Christopher Columbus and •Jewelry from the permanent 1-5 p.m, Donation )2 for from 15 p.m. Fmt MfmteiJon •Paintings by Kay WatkinfSiick, a.m.-4 p.m. Guided tours by NJ. STATE MUSEUM the A^e of Exploration," collection, through Feb. 29. adults, $1 for students and se- tor nwnbm. Non-rnwntxK ad- Ihroutfi March 29. appointment. Admission free 205 West State St., Trenton througn Jan. 3,1993. •Art of the Himalayas, through nior citizens, 50 centstor chil- mitsion: adufta S4, senior cib- MUSEUM OF EARIY for society members, S3 for (609) 292-6464 NEWARK MUSEUM March 1, dren under 12. •"Hail tne Conquering Hero TRADES AND CRAHS non-members. Tuesday through Saturday 49 Washington St., Newark •Works from the'permanent Comes: George Washington's •"EvWution to Rwotutlon," on- Main St. and Green Village Rd. •'Tender fn Years; CNtdnood in from 9 a.m.-4;45 p.m. Sunday (201) 596-6550 collection, through March 15. Triumphant Entry Into Trenton," IDinguhibKion of limps and Madison 19th-century New Jersey," on- from noon-5 p.m. Free admis- Tuesday through Sunday •Retrospective of "Bob Stocks- through March 31. tamp Kctuoriet from 19th- aOl) 377-2982 sion. from noon-4:45 p.m. Donation. dale, Woodturner," through •"OfWar.LawmdtheTnird ctntuyAmtrtcj. Tuesday through Saturday NJ. MUSEUM •Puzzles inspired by Native Largest museum complex in the March 22. Amendment," through June 1. from 10 a.m,-5 p.m., Sunday OFAOMCULTURE Americans, 1 p.m. Feb. 16. state. Permanent exhibits ln> OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM •"Hospitable Quarters: The from 2-5 p.m. Adults $1, coil- Colle0B Farm Rd. near Route 1 •"Nature and the Decorative elude "Atrtea.TheAmericas.The Barrack St. (next to Please tum to page 23 Forbes New9popf»> f*bruary5-M992 V E NTS Mark your calendar A scene from JMbm Summer, one of the independent flknt at the United Long on State* Super 8 and Video Festival, wt for Feb. 7 at Rutgers University. KIT4- • -\ - ' •* Vw' -, «i •; f i '"J ambition author ilgni Pontiac Grand Prix, and a night of M reckless driving that ends in may- A showcase hem and traffic summonses. Though a total of $1,000 in prize for independent money will be given out, the film- makers being showcased at the wet now SfllliNy, filmmakers festival are in this for love. Mr. By STEVEN HART Nigrin explained that the Co-op V • * Weetendflus Editor uses six pre-screeners and four www *1 TO VMJI91 MwnVh stoiy about dreamy young judges to sift through the mass of man obsessed with a photo- entries. graph from the 19th cen- Three of the films in this year's 206 in fUMRm Atury, A 30-sccond "com- crop are by New Jersey residents mercial" offering another view of - two of them from this area. New York City's victory parade for "I always like to do kind of Sfenptont itofy of m toomtric the Gulf War soldiers. A tour of weird love stories with unhappy ftfflHy bnetf in fe? mi, hn cemeteries throughout Central Jer> endings. I wanted to do one with a scy, twist," said Faune Yorby, a High- wmtoy bun pntood tayejupG h No, the short films being land Park resident whose five- tuninariei M Ny WsMon and screened Friday, Feb. 7, at the minute short, E ft for Edmund 1992 United States Super 8 Film Who Died of Ennui, is among the and Video Festival in New Brun- finalists. The film, about a young For mo(r# tnfocmsttorii csN swick arc not going to be in your man's fixation on a 19th century (908) 781-6096. local theaters anytime soon. But photography of a woman with el- some of them might just take up ephantiasis in both legs, takes its permanent residence in your title from macabre illustrator Ed- memory if you give them a ward Gorey and its tone from Ms. Film festival chance. Yorby's interest in the works of "Super 8" for those not versed David Lynch (Wild at Heart, Blue in technical matters, is a compara- Velvet) and Jean Cocteau (Beauty at Edison site tively cheap, easy-to-use film and the Beast). stock. Sometimes used by profes- "For my thesis paper I'm doing sionals who want a rough, grainy a paper on collecting the gro- look, Super 8 is the film stock gen- tesque/' Ms. Yorby explained. "In Lik. -+...L erally used by beginners and ex- the film I use a photograph from •mpsnosni wunawMi perimental filmmakers with small the book Masterpieces of Medical budgets and large ambitions. photography, I wanted to do a 'This is what I'm in it for,1' said story about people's obsession and Al Nigrin, head of the Rutgers repulsion with deformity." Film Co-op, which sponsors the Franklin Township resident Ri- annual competition. "It's very exciting. This is where we do something chard "Frich" Clark explained that his film In Stone as "really about for the little guy." cemeteries throughout New Jersey, say from Linden all the way down Though the Co-op is better known for its ambitious movie programs, to New Hope. There's no script to it. It's kind of eerie, a real moody Nigrin teaches filmmaking, (ind this competition for experimental film- film." makers is clearly his labor of love. The Douglas Avenue resident works for the locally-based Formedic "We always get a standing'room-only crowd for this competition," he Communications and plays guitar with a new Hub City group called said. "Every year we get more entries, This year we had 75 entries and The Stains, which recorded the film's dirge-like score. In Stone is his we've got people wanting to come in from Portland, Ore., and Mas- first film, produced under Mr. Nigrin's tutelage. sachusetts," The five-minute tour ends with a roadside memorial in Somerset The films, which range in length from a minute to 18 minutes, come County. from places as far off as San Francisco, St. Louis and Boston. "In Belle Mead, I think that's where I saw it, there was a cross on the One of the most enjoyable submissions, according to Nigrin, is Indian side of a road where I think a young girl drove off the road," Mr, Clark Summtr, a spoofy 18-minute tale of a group of science students who, said. "Her mother marked the spot with a cross." while experimenting with a brain, come into conflict with the spirit of Morbid? Not really, according to the filmmaker. the brain's former owner. Nigrin likened the film, made by Connecticut "It makes you appreciate life a little bit more," Mr. Clark said. "That's iwe CNVM TMWh WMif^ resident Walter Von Egidy, to a cross between Laura and Donovan's really my way of looking at it." Admieewofi • we* w moiej Brain. UNITED STATES SUPER 8 fllAI AND VIDEO FESTIVAL Friday, Feb. 7, at 7 The other film on the bill with a conventional sense of narrative is p.m. in Milledoler Hatl Room 100, College Avenue campus of Rutgers University, Dtath Sftd tl: Stetl Betted Romeot, a 10-minute entry from San near George and Hamilton streets in New Brunswick. Admission $3. (908) 932- Francisco moviemaker Danny Plotnick about two dimwits, a jet-black 8482 or (908) 249-9623. Happenings CREATCS NEW JERSEY United Methodist Church $2, senior citizens and children Calvary Church Parish Hall •Designs to help you put to- year. 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Feb. 15, Feb. 9. Adults S6, children 17.21,22:lla.m..7p.m. under 12 free; discounts avail- C0LUCT1BLES EXPO 460MalnSt.1Chathom under 12 SI, 31 Woodland Ave., Summit gether a dream home, 1-10 Ukrainian Cultural Center (201) 635-6719 GlEN RIDGE (201) 763-8312 p.m. Feb. 14.11 a.m.-10 p.m. Feb. 16,23, Adults 16. chil- able. Davdson Ave., Somerset •36th annual show, noon-9 ANTIQUES SHOW •Program on wtiolislic ap- Feb. 15,11 a.m.-7 p.m. Feb. dren 6-12 $2, children under 6 NEW JERSEY ROWER (9081351-7450 p.m. Feb. 18 ond 19, noon-5 Congregational Church proaches to dally living, 9 a.m.- 16,11 a.m.-6 p.m. Feb. 17. free. AND GARDEN SHOW •Stamp and trading-card show. p,m, Feb. 19. Admission 195 Ridgewood Avc. 4:30 p.m. Feb. 8,1:30-4 p.m. Adults $6, children under 12 NEW JERSEY BOAT SHOW Garden State Exhibit Center 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Feb. 15. Comic 53,50. Glen Ridge Feb. 9. Admission 550 for both free; discounts available. Exposition Hall 200 Atnum Dr., Somerset (908) 560-9020 book, music, and trading-card DOLL SHOW (201) 429-1564 days. JERSEY COAST BOAT SHOW Raman Center, Edison •Known by its backers as "The show, 10 a,m.-5 p.m. Feb. 16. Our Ittfy of Victories Church •46th annual showfocusing o n HOME REMODEUNG Monmoulh Parit (908) 9383434 Greatest Show in Earth," Feb. Adult) $2, children under 12 44 Main St., Sayrevtlle furniture, noon-9 p.m. Feb. 7, AND DECORATING SHOW Garden State Parkway •Everything for the water from 21 through March 1. Admission free. (908) 651-8969 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Feb. 8. Admis- Aspen Hotel kit 105, Oceanpon twss boats to cabin cruisers. 1- (908) 776-6260 S9, discounts available; call lor CHATHAM ANTIQUES •Third annual show and sale, sion $4. Route 46 West, Parsippany 10pm. Feb. 7.11 a.m.-10 •Manner's delight for the 39th p.m. Feb. 8,11 am..6 p.m. each day's hours. SHOW AND SALE 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Feb. 8, Adults HEAUNG SYMPOSIUM (906) 938-3434 February 5-7,1992 Forbes Newspapers Once more, with feeling A quality production of 'Chapter Two' on stage at Somerset Valley Playhouse fyAlfC ADAMS WBetondRus Theater Retim omerset Valley Players have put on a quality production with Neil Simon's Chapter TWO, one of the first of Simon's "auto- biographical*1 plays. First produced in 1977, it tells the story of SGeorge Schneider (Jerry Marino), a recent \yidower and Jenny Malone (Tara Langella), a recent divorcee he has just fallen in love with. Also present are George's brother Leo (Marty Sherman), a philan- derer who plays matchmaker for George, and Faye Medwick (Julia Nichols), Jenny's friend and confidant Elaine Wallace directs Chapter Two in a restrained and thoughtful manner. Tne tendency, especially in some of Simon's later plays, is to * go for the yucks at the expense of mammM^mmmmmmmmwmwm_,mmmmmmmmmm_mmMmmmmmmmmMmmMmm the human site Ms. Wallace wisely fa jokes, a deeper steers dear of this, supplying a deeper level of enjoyment She is of enjoyment. helped tremendously by the qual- ity cast she has assembled. Jerry Marino gives a sensitive reading to the role of George Schnei- der. He captures George's grief and recovery in nicely varied perform- ance. All his emotions are clear and up-front George's mixed emotions play easily across Marino's face adding depth to the character. In one scene Marino is a bit too reserved, but other than that he gives a solid performance. \vA As Jenny Malone, Tara Langella brings a youthful spark to the role. Although she appears slightly young for the role, her talent overcomes any objections. In her hands Jenny is a perfect match to Marino's George. It was flan to watch her initial skepticism concerning George give way to curiosity. Marty Sherman and Julia Nichols each turn in terrific performances. Marty Sherman makes the philandering Leo a sympathetic and very funny character without having to resort to caricature, Julia Nichols uses her wonderful deadpan delivery to great effect as Faye Medwick. Her scenes with Leo are some of the funniest in the show and are a nice counterpoint to the scones between George and Jenny. The production values of this show were also strong. The set, which consists of two apartments side-by-side, was well done with each half tiL^i^^' '. having its own distinct personality. With Chapter Two the Somerset Valley Players have a good solid Jerry Marino as George Schneider and Tara Langetia at show on their hands. The typical Neil Simon funnymaking is still there, Jenny Malone In Chapter Two, the Nell Simon play being but this production brings out a greater depth. performed through Feb. 9 at the Somerset Valley Playhouse CHAPTER WO, througi Feb. 9 at the Somerset Vatey Playhouse, AmweliRoad in the Neshanic section of Hllliborough. in the Neshanic section of Hfttawaji (906) 369-7469. Curtain times NOW PLAYING drama about the parallels bt- McCARTEIt THEATRE CHOtMOAMTHEATM twten i thettn troupe and ttw 91 Untanrty PI., Princeton Bible character* in the treupe't (600)683-8000 ptay.Tnrouft Feb. 23. Ad- •Marria|e Pity, American pre- minion S29-S1S. mien of the Edward Albte play. •0M wd Ay, tMrid pwniem of Fe*.lltfiroi#Marehl.Ad- M HUNTfROONHHU mission $35-112. ibout tht lonvnn of rUVHOUSE \ poiti Pmi itumcM Ounb»r and Route 173. Clinton Off•MOADSTMEET THEATRE Mot Ountw-NUwn. ihroufi l^OO-HHP-7313 5 South Greenwood Aw. -J: 16. Mmtnton $30-114. •TMOMCbti*, Neil Starts noptPPH comedy about sloppy Oscar (609) 466-2766 Madison and fussy Felix Una>r. •BemsteM on Broaihtwy, show FOtUMTMCATRt Thrtw^ March 31. Admission tunes scored by the Amertcan 314 Main St., Metucfwn $36.50 weekends, $29.50 composer, Throu^i March 7, (908) 548-0562 weekdays, includes dinner, Admission $17,25 Saturday •Lw, a satire of the avant- Group rates available. evenings, $15.75 Friday eve- garde at conctived by Murray nings and Sunday afternoons, Schltpl, Irvootfi Feb. 16. Ad- McATEERS DINNER THEATRE Includes dessert. Discounts mliskxi $24-$18, discounts 1714 EastonAve., Somerset available. Mi(abl€. (906) 469-2522 •Trw Mus/c Man, Meredith Will- PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE OEORGCSTREH son's musical on the doings of Brookskle Dr.. Millbum fUYHOUSf the fiood people of River City. {201) 376-4343 9 Uvlngiton Ave. Through March 1. Admission •Great Expectations, Charles NtwBrun«**ck $37 Saturday evenings vy/dln- Dickens' literary standard (906) 240-7717 ner, $30 Sunday afternoons W adapted for the stage and di- J __« •Sanft i Abntwn, wortct pre- lunch. rected by Robert Johanson, Jane Tamm Bendavid and Rick Boggs In Fifth of July, the Lanford Wilton play closlnf miift of a Manha Nomwi HetMtumtoMftll Feb. 9 at the Villager* Theatre in Franklin Township. 10 Forbes Newspapers February 5-7,1992 Ntil Simon'i NtoblofipNcal «• ady about tha Hvcsof two brothers •fma|o, more than mime, more Casaila drama adapatad (or Ameri- Fib.tttfVQu0March21.Ad- oft. Fab. 7 thm# March 1, Ad- and their friends. Throu^ Fab. 9. than acrobatics, even more than can audiences by WaRer Ftnto. minion $38-$24, group rates avail- LIFE mission J13fof opening rw^t, til Admission $11 Fridays and Satur- puppetry, 8 p.m. Feb. 22. Adults Through Feb. 15. Admission $10, - at*. other timN; discounts available. day, SIS for two tickets Sundays, $12.50: senior citizens, students, group rates available. P1SCAWWAYHWH SCHOOL RUTOEMMtTI CENTER TECHNIQUES THEATRE and children $10. (Continued from page 4) 9-lOBuildinf Levin Theatttr Middlesex County Vocational VILLAGERS THEATRE relax with a one-hour massage Behmer Rd,, Piscataway George St. and Route 18 & Technical High School 475 OeMott Lane, Somerset COMING UP and indulge in a spa herbal wrap, (908) 981-0700 en. 2258 New Brunswick 112 Rues Lane, East Brunswick '908) 873-2710 IRONBOUNO THEATER or dip into a fall-body mud bath. •42nd Street, the Bob Fos» musi- (908) 932-7511 (90S) 769-8173 •FJrVi of Jury, the second of three Edison Valley Playhouse cal about a chorus girl called on to •The Milltonalrws, a rare pre- •Final Cuflain, an original murder Lanford Wilson plays about the Tat- 2196 Oak Tree Rd., Edison Plus you'll receive a spa facial or save the show at the last moment. sentation of the George Bernard mystery. 8 p.m. Feb. 7,8,15,22, ley family, Throutfi Feb, 9, Ad- skin bracer (for men), a manicure a p.m. Feb. 7,8. Adults $6, $5; Shaw comedy, Feb, 6 through Feb. and 23. 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February 5-7,1992 Fortes Newspapers 11 SI C Music QnuMMwIdng Jes imwolin mo notes OOffipQMf Wflfly Gmmt MI IMN0 Jazzman tht State Thntrt (n New BUMWMUC Arts award of an American Jazz in bloom Master Fellowship for "exceptional i artistic merit in the field of jazz," a Grammy lifetime Achievement World premiere Award from the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, of two new works and Down Beat magazine's Jazz Artist of the Year award in 1990. by Benny Carter Ed Berger, assistant director of 1 iwo major new works by leg- the Rutgers Institute of Jazz Stud- endary saxophonist and jazz ies, says that, "while there are a composer Benny Carter will few jazz musicians still living premiere Friday, Feb. 7, at 8 today who are peers in terms of pm and Sunday, Feb. 9, at 3 p.m. age and experience,.none have in the State Theatre, Livingston been as historically significant as Avenue in New Brunswick. Carter, or share his role as pace- The works, scored for big band setting innovator." and string orchestra, were com- Some of the top names in jazz missioned by the Rutgers Institute history played in Carter's bands: of Jazz Studies and will be per- Teddy Wilson, Dizzy Gillespie, formed by the Rutgers University Kenny Clarke, Miles Davis, J J. Orchestra and a big band com- Johnson and Max Roach, accord- posed of leading players from New ing to Berger. York. "All of these great talents ac- The 84-year-old Carter will con- knowtedged their debt to Carter as duct the combined ensemble, as a teacher and as a major developer well as solo on alto saxophone. of the big band sound," Berger Also performing on saxophone will says. be the well-known Frank Wess. His arranging talents had be- The program will also include a come honed to such a degree that during the 1930s, according to "' '•'** *•;* number of swing era standards 1 featuring the sound of the big band. Gunther Schuller, "Carter was now the arranger everyone followed/ Carter's accomplishments in the field of jazz span six decades. The Many of his arrangements were featured on recordings by Benny Good- octogenarian continues to pursue an active and multifaceted career as man, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey. performer, ananger and composer. He travels regularly across the Unit- Beginning in the 1940s, Carter's skills in arranging and composing ed States and in Europe, Japan and the Middle East performing in jazz took him to Hollywood, where for several decades he expanded his festivals to enthusiastic audiences. career into arranging and writing scores for many dozens of feature His performance represents a return to Rutgers where he addressed films and television productions. He also provided arrangements for I the commencement convocation of the Mason Gross School of the Arts such singers as Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughn, Ray after receiving an honorary doctorate from the university May 23. He Charles, Louis Armstrong, Billy Eckstine and Mel Tonne. also received an honorary degree from Princeton University in 1074. Carter resumed a fujl-time career as a jazz musician in the mid '70s The first new work, titled Hariem Renaissance, is a salute to the and has since stepped up his pace in performing, composing and community that nurtured Carter and played a vital role in black cultural recording. He has built an extensive discography in his career. history. The second work, Japan Suite, conveys Carter's musical im- Ticket prices range from $25 to $15. After 1 pm on the day of pressions of Japan, a country in which Carter is exceptionally well performance tickets will be half price for Rutgers faculty, the elderly regarded. Using the sounds of the guitar and flute, Carter weaves the and Rutgers students. spirit of Japanese music into the jazz fabric of the work. For more information or to charge tickets by phone, call the Rutgers The musician's many awards include the National Endowment for the Arts ticket office at (908) 932-7511. Soundings MUSIC mtnionS21. • pertorrnedbyMartaBachrnann. Open tetivH of New Jersey. AIM CAUWfl Admiiiion $20-15. Benefit tickets $175, includes Sunday, Feb. 23,6:30 pm Sunday, Fat. 16,4 p.m, ARTHUR COW Symphony Hilt St Francis Cathedral DOOMHOkWOOO DR. JOHN 1020 Broad St,Ne*ark Main SL, Metuchen Sunday, Feb. 16,3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22,8 p.m. (201)623*5775 (90S) 548-O100 Court Basie Theatre •VMi'i optntlc tttndard, ptr- •Renaissance-en ensemble. 341 Hartshorn Of., Snort Hills 99MonrnouthSt.,Red8ank Donation $12. (201) 762-8449 (906) 842-9000 Admittion S65-S15. KNNY CARTER HMKst and pianist perform •An early Merdt Graf celebra- WHiUM KRI/MUN Friday, Feb. 7,8 p.m. wort* by Brahms, Faore, and tion wttft "The Ntftf Tripper" NEMHNEIVPAUL HOFFMAN Sunday, Feb. 9,3 p.m. others. Admission $25. from New Orleans. Admission Thunday, Feb. 13,8 p.m. State Theatre CRESCENT SINGERS $20. NicholM Music Center, 19lMnfHonAve. Sunday, Feb. 9,4 p.m. AN EVENING Of New Brunswick Crescent Avenue Gew»St& Route 18 (908) 932-7511 Presbyterian Church Sunday, Feb. 23,8 p.m. •Jazz composer and sauphon- 716Watchurt|Ave.,Plairrf)eW Westminster Choir Cofe* (908) 932-7511 Itt premieres two major works (908) 756-2468 Bristol Cnapel, Princeton •Motom-day chamber music (of big band and strinf orches- •Chorale performs Maurice Du- (609)921-2663 pcrtormed on clartnet, bassoon, tra wthe Rutgers University Or- nille's fteouJern and Lois VI- •Arias, the Cat Duet, and other and piano. Admiiiton 18, dis- chestra. Admission $25-115, erne's Soimn Mass. Adults selections, sung by members of counts available. discounts available, \ $8, senior citizens and stu- the coHega's voice faculty. CABARET NIGHT CATHEDRAL SYMPHONY dents $5. Adults $10, tenlor citizens and Friday, Feb. 14,8:30 p.m. ORCHESTRA DINNER AT THE OPERA students $8. State Theatre Sunday, Feb. 9,3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8,7 p.m. EUGENIOrERNANDI 4S3 Northampton St. Cathedral of th« Sacred Heart Merrill Lynch A Co. MEMORIAL RECITAL Easton.Pa. 89 Ridga St., Newark 800 Scudders Mill Rd. Saturday, Feb. 15,8 p.m. (215) 252-3132 (201) 484-2400 Platnsooro Fairleitfi Dickinson University •Broadwsy tunas and saloon •Mahler's Symphony No. 4, "A Folk linger Steve Key w»H perform Feb. 7 at the Horizons (609) 936-1505 tonfi performed by The T*rf- Child's Vision of Heaven"; •Well-known arias and en- Please turn to pafa 13 Uteri and The DavW Group. Ad- Tchaikovsky's VloJin Concerto Coffeehouse In Six Mile Run Reformed Church, Franklin Park. sembles In a benefit for the Forbes Newspapers February 5-7,1992 •Ife. WWHSn nlr IM%l Swervedriver: From England, with feedback By NORB GAARETT shredding guitar riffs ("Rave Down"), Smiths-like guitar-based he wall of sound hits you like melodies ("Deep Seat" and MFeel a sweat-soaked T-shirt Psy- So Real") and smooth, simple lyr- chedelic swirls of feedback- ics evoking thoughts of space trav- Tinfused guitar riffs, wave over el and deep, multi-colored recesses wave of vocals, drums and guitars. of outer space ("Son of Mustang The songs pulse with energy. Ford" and "Lead Me Where You And these guys are from Eng- Dare"). "Sandblasted" epitomizes land? the band's direction, a melding of Finally, after several years of sizzling guitars and deliberately droning, whining juvenile Beatles second-fiddle vocals. imitators, the little island in the At- The band - Adam Franklin (gui- lantic's far eastern corner has tar, vocals), Jimmy Hartridge (gui- spawned a band that has brought tar), Adi Vynes (bass) and Graham English bands back into the core of Bonnar (drums) - is in the midst respectability. of a 22-city North American tour Oxford, England's Sweryedriver which recently stopped off at Max- released their first domestic Amer- well's in Hoboken. The band ican LP Ralao on A&M Records formed in 1989, after three of the this winter, and American progres- members - Franklin, Hartridge sive aficionados have quickly and Vynes had plowed through the pushed it to the forefront of college Oxford underground scene as radio play lists and rankings. members of Shake Appeal. After Fusing the lazy, shrill feedback the addition of Bonnar, the band sound of Dinosaur Jr. and the experienced a self-professed coursing wall of sound made fa- "transformation" which flung them mous on early Psychedelic Furs al- headlong into the modern progres- bums, Swervedriver splatters grand sive movement Soon after, they illusions in their songs, applying signed with British indie label Cre- musical layers in painter's strokes. ation Records. Swervedriver self- "SdJlyer" kicks off the IP with Swarvadrlvar: Jimmy Hartrldgt, Adi Virus, Graham Bormar and Adam Franklin. Yta, thoy'ro produces all its songs and albums, a bang. Aside ftom an initial reac- 'M^ ffom England, which include a trio of imports tion of "Wow, killer guitars!" the EPs-"Son of Mustang Ford," "Rave Down" and "Sandblasted." While Swervedriver's next thought is, "Hey, there's no way these guys are from smartly-conceived songwriting. sound isn't original, it is fun music. You wouldn't want to England." But the foursome certainly is, and perhaps it's From "Flyer," the band cartwheels through a nine-song play Raise during a cocktail party, but it's the perfect tonic their Oxford roots that lends an intelligent balance to the kaleidoscope, making stops along the way for out-and-out for an escape from the drudgery of everyday. Soundings Continue* from eage 12 Barbei, and Glan-Cario Menottl (215) 252-3132 Dreyfus* Theatre, Madison Frw admission. •SingH famous tor "Don't (201)593-8630 LARK QUARTET Worry, Be Happy" performs •Arias performed by 11 sinprs Thursday, Feb. 13,8 p.m. with an a capttta Voicestra. Ad- in tribute to Inflate tenor, Moms Museum mission $25, $23. Adults $22, senior citiwns 6 Nwrnandy Heists Rd. A MUSICAL VALENTINE U7. Morristown Friday, Feb, 14,8 p.m. QREENWOOO (201) 5380454 United Methodist Church Sunday, Fib. 16,3 p.m. •Chamber ensemble. Admis- 160 Nassau St. Princeton OMMafnatMbvton sion $14, (609) 737-9383 27OMendhamM. THELETTERMEN •love songs performed by Olan Morristown Saturday, Feb. 8,8 p.m, Dames, vocals, and Craig Bai- (201)538-3231 Union County Arts Center ley, saxophone. Adults $18, •Ensemble perfomii works by 1601 Irvirf St., Railway $12; senior citlnns and stu- Ueynon, Jtan Michel Damese, (906) 499-8226 dents $8. and other composers. Admis- •Vocal group famous for its NJ. PERCUSSION ENIEMBLE sion $6. 60s hits. Admission $22.50- Saturday, Feb, 22,8 p.m. LAURA KU0M0Q $17.50. Nicholas Music Center, Friday, Feb. 21,8 p.m, LYWCACHAMtER Rutjm Arts Center Swnertet County library MUSIC ENSEMBLE GeorpSU Route 18 North BrtdHSU VoU Df. Saturday, Feb. 15,8 p.m. new WunSWnCH BridgmMf Watchuni Arts Center (908)932-7511 (906) 526-4016 «. 119 18 Stirling Rd.,Watchung •Percussion lltenturt from the •Pianist performs In a solo re- (908) 753-0190 20th century. Free admission. •Piano and cello duo, ac- cital. Free admission. NJ. SYMPHONY companied by a reader, per- INTERWEAVE CHAMIER ORCHESTRA form in a gallery setting Admis- Sunday, Fife. 16,7 p.m, Saturday, Feb, 8,8 p.m. sion $10. Sttmtcoft-Princttofl State Theatre, New Brunswick Route 14 Com* Rd. LYRICATRH) 1-800-AUEGRO Friday. Feb, 21,8 p.m. Princeton •New Jeney premiere of Ser- Pitronko residence (609) 924-0770 enade by Michael Rutzciynskl; lotyiew Rd., Mountalnville *Juz Irto. Admisiion S10, dis- Beethoven's Symphony No. 2 (908) 832-9770 counts available. in 0 mafor; Motart's Concerto •Chamber enstmble performs STEVIKCY No. 2OlnDmlnor M66;Le In a Wnfroom wttinf. Adults ) Friday, Fib. 7,6 p.m, 6oeufsur(tlMbyMiNud. 115, stiWrtWm $7.50. stu- Sn Milt Run Riterm«d Churctt AdnMialon 825-110. dfcounts Route 27, FrinWln Par* dents $5. •vajiabie. (906)821-1324 HERMCMANN Saturday, Feb. 15.8 p.m. N J. SYMPHONY ORCHEITRA Friday, Feb. 14,8:30 p,m. D*M BfT|tf In I COflMhOUSfl Count Baile Theatre Count Basie Thtaw, Red Bank sentr^A** IS «fa donation 99MonrnouthSl,AidBar* Saturday, Feb. 15,1 p.m. ofnon-pwtohiWtfoo(l,l6 (908) 842-9000 War Memorial, TwtDfl without; rtWrw under 12 free. •Jan flautist whon cuter has Sunday, Feb, 16,3 p.m. ELLEN LANS ranged from OHM nova to Symphony Hal) Nfwent Sunday, Feb. 16,4 pm dtsco. Adminion $20. 140O-AUIGR0 WNtminsttrCWCclifi IQSSV MeflRfJW •Moart'i Symphony No. On tour to nMM fiindt for th« tamtty of iMn Hoadman iowph ShateWa (tocond row Sunday, Fe*. 23,8 p.m. EfW major, Bartok'sVWa (609)921-2663 State Theew right), tho MClahnod South African vocal tntamMo LadytmHh BtKk Mambazo il ConeeitOiinfDanoiiof •Soprano performs worta by 453 Northampton SL PtNeatumtopMiU porform Fob. 9 at Morris Knolls High School In DonvMt. Straus*, Rachmentioff, Samuel 7 ; Feonj8iy5 11992 Forbes Newspapers ' U 13 Taking the high road and the low road at the same time By B1L1MIUARD been minor miracles in other respects - for one thing, and this refreshing lack of self-consciousness helps a lot of WeetendPfus Musfc CWtfc even though neither brother has ever been able to sustain a humble surprises happen. f you were being given a Rorschach test and the shrink note evenly for longer than a chihuahua on Desoxyn can Another enjoyable thing about this record, just as iuv said "breakneck speed/' it's unlikely your first response pose for an oil painting, their twanging harmonies are in- likely as the lyrical oddities or the revisionist approach to would be "country and Western," ''psychedelia" or evitably gorgeous - but what they do here has to be folk styles, is the production by country veteran Pete I "Phoenix, Arizona." Blistering heat doesn't make most considered a major miracle. (And they raise the ante on Anderson. This is a choice that'll make more sense to people want to do anything blisteringly fast, nor do two- stage: they astonished everybody at the Knitting Factory in longtime Puppetheads than to country fans - what's the step rhythms or squiggly echoplexed guitar lines. But New York last weekend by not only pulling off "Sam" guy who mixed Luanda Williams doing working with ail Phoenix's best-known indie band, the Meat Puppets, have without rumbling the words, but playing it/aster.) this trippy layered-guitar stuff? What he does is bring bal- long been combining all those things into a sound that's The woods are full of people who can make their hands ance and clarity to a sound that's become broad enough oddly appealing and appealingly that garage mixes just won't do odd any more. Studio honchos flesh To people who listen to a lot of out the sound in a few places; ex- college radio, the Pups are as nor- Weather Report percussionist Alex mal as water, Outside that sphere Neciosup-Acuna complementing they're probably considered as Puppet drummer Derrick Bostrom fringey as any three randomly se- on some tracks, Skip Edwards add- lected extras in Tod Browning's ing an organ wash or graceful Freaks (1932). But they've hopped piano on others. Anderson's one of the big train, in promotion-and- the best guys to have behind the distribution terms, from a re- board if you want clean guitar; the accelerated country stomp "Six spected small label to a respected 1 big one; their late-'91 release For* Gallon Pie/ the razor-like leads on Mdden Placet (London) threatens "Another Moon," and the rippling to make famous people of them. arpeggios on "Whirlpool" all gain It's the cleanest and, in guitarist from his expertise. Curt Kirkwood's terms, "most user- Pressed to explain why the Pups friendly" record they've made. Per- have had the staying power that haps surprisingly, there isn't a escaped some of their old peers whiff of sellout about it like Black Flag or the Huskers, I'd Starting out in the early 1980s as have to cite the way they distin- more or less a thrash outfit, the guish rhythmically between vigor Pups didn't take long to metamor- and force. Cris Kirkwood and phose into something calmer and Bostrom are both powerful players, more ambitious. Their musician- but they prefer being light on their ship's far too strong (when they feet to being tough and muscle- want it to be) to be contained with- bound. There's plenty of energy in the borders of hardcore; around here, and very little machismo. the time of Up on the Sun, which Maybe this goes with the recon- to your Fearless Reporter's ears structed-hippie ethos, or with liv- still ranks as their masterpiece, The Meat Puppets; A respected Indie band from Arizona moves to a respected major label. ing in a place best known for people started speaking of them in asthma treatment and John Birch- the same sentence as the Grateful ers. Who knows, Whatever the rea- Dead (which is a reach, but not completely implausible). or mouths move rapidly, but the Pups can match their son, even the semi-metallic tunes here ("Popskull," "Nail It There's still a lot of thrash in these guys, though. Their manual dexterity with melodies and, well, concepts. Curt Down") come off friendly, signature move is to pack up an unlikely pre-rock genre like Kirkwood's songwriting is usually about abstractions or ex- I'd be willing to bet this record will turn heads; people the polka and play it as if they were competing against the periences (occasionally hallucinations) rather than people or may not expect an eccentric indie band like the Pups to first Husker Du album for highest number of backbeats per narratives, and the language he finds can be as uninterprct- turn in the kind of performance you could call professional. minute. able as anything you'll find in Through the Looking Glass. Their live shows are still loose, good-natured improv mara- The best example of this on the new record is the open- At times, though, his quirky animal imagery gives up thons with an open-ended songlist (your F.R. saw the band ing track, "Sam," which consistently makes first-time lis- something approximately clear and worthwhile meaning: gleefully mangle "Octopus's Garden" and put a menacing teners' jaws drop to the floor. It's a quick shuflle/boogic the flickering salamander tongues and "17 fat ripe rats spin on "It's a Small World After All"). It's delightful to see number with a feel that's something like George Thoro- hold(ing) stacks of juniper pie aloft" he sings about in a band with a fresh mujor-labcl contract happily flipping good's cover of "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" at "Open Wide" aren't just disturbing personal visions, they're the bird to the convention of the tight slick set that pro- somewhere between double and triple speed. What's alarm- disturbing personal visions of malice and greed. The frank motes the new product. But Forbidden Places is pretty solid ing, though, isn't so much the tempo as the vocals; long silliness also provides contrast for the moments of emo- proof that their on-stage relaxation isn't the same thing as unbroken lines crammed with tongue-twisting syllables, tional directness (like "Tnat's How It Goes," a relaxed laxness. These days, the Pups arc taking the high road and rattled off nonchalantly by Curt and bassist Cris Kirkwood acoustic tune that's both confessional and guilt-free). Kirk- the low road at the same time; tough move to pull off, no in hyperspeed triplets. The Kirkwoods' vocals have always wood doesn't take himself or his verbiage very seriously, matter how you define toughness. Soundings Contfnutd from page13 (908) 356-6165 Perth Amboy High School ROXBURY CHAMBER THE FAMOUS BIBLETTES citizens and students $10. major, K,297b; the overture to Marouzek by Kodaly; •Fifth-anniversary cof>cert fea- Eagle A Francis streets PLAYERS Sunday, Feb, 9,3 p.m. VOICES FAMILY FEST Candida by Leonard Bernstein. Beethoven's Symphony No. 4 turing the finale of Beethoven's Perth Amboy Sunday, Feb. 23, 2 p.m. Montclair Art Museum Sunday, Feb. 23,3:30 p.m. Adults $5, senior citizens and in B flat major. Admission $35- Symphony No, 5, Brahms' Hun- (908) 745-4489 N,J. State Museum 3 South Mountain Ave. Unitarian Church of Princeton students $3, $10, discounts available. tartan Dance No. 5, the fugue *Bomba and plena from the 205 West State St.. Trenton Montclair Route 206 & Cherry Hill Rd. CHRIS WHITE TRIO PEEWEERUSSEU from Boyce's Symphony No. 5, Caribbean island, featuring Los (609) 292-6310 (201) 746-5555 Princeton Sunday, Feb. 16, 7 p.m. MEMORIAL STOMP and other works. Admission $5. Pieneros de la 21. Free admis- •Ensemble performs works by •Gospel ensemble from Jersey (609) 737-9383 Hanover Marriott hotel Sunday, Feb. 16,1 p.m. PRINCETON PRO MUSICA sion, * George Walker, William Grant City. Museum members, senior •Everything from show tunes to 1401 Route 10, Whlppany Hyatt Regency hotel Saturday, Feb, B, 8 p.m. ROMANCES rOR TUBA Still, and other New jersey citizens, and students $4; non- "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad (201) 762-8449 2 Albany St., New Brunswick Princeton University Chapel Friday, Feb. 14, 8 p,m. composers, Free admission, members $6. Wolf?" Adults $9, children $6: •Jau trio performs traditional and modem selections. Admis- (201) 887-3167 Sunday, Feb. 9,4:30 p.m, Nicholas Music Center, JOHN SCHUCKERJ THE STARS OF group rates available, sion $12 in advance, $15 at •Jazz concert w/The Bearcats, Shiloh Baptist Church, Tcenton Rutgers Arts Center ANDRE TARANT1LES BLACK AND BLUE WESTMINSTER the door: part of the "Music for Hert) Gardner's New Royal Six, (609) 683-1154 George St. & Route 18 Sunday, Feb. 9, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 14,8 p.m. COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA Singles" series. Frank Viola's All-Stars, and •Spirituals and gospel songs, New Brunswick Theatre at Raritan Valley St. Bernard's Church Saturday, Feb. 15,8 p.m. ANDY WILLIAMS Joe Muranyi's Gut Bucket Six. performed with the S. Howard (908)932-7511 88 Claremont Rd. Community College Unitarian Church of Princeton Saturday, Feb. 15,8 p.m. Woodson Jr. Mass Choir of the •Scott Mendoka. tuba, and Admluion S15. Bernardsville Route 28 & Lamlngton Rd, Route 206 & Cherry Hill Rd. State Theatre Shiloh Baptist Church. 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A tow-truck appears; the driver, also black, steps out and what and continue to scare a lot of other people on and off the screen. The follows is an absorbing bit of negotiation in which the driver tries to four kids in Juice, unable to get a sense of perspective by visiting the save the lawyer's hide as well as his own, playing to the gang leader's Grand Canyon, are instead caught up in the day-to-day concerns of power tripping while trying to maintain his own dignity, The gang holds staying alive, staying sane and staying reasonably honest in the face of Anftriot't all the cards but there is also the sense that the driver will only bend so annihilating poverty. The story, which shows how any attempt to find far, and if he's pushed any further all bets will be off It's a subtle, well- excitement and glamor in this environment seems to lead them into written scene and Danny Glover, as the tow truck driver, plays it crime almost as a matter of course, is already familiar from dozens of superlatively. stories; it bears retelling, naturally, but the filmmaker who takes it up The rest of Grand Canyon is pretty weak tea. Though normally a has to probe a little more deeply than those who have gone before. maker of Tinkertoy movies (Body Heat, J love You to Death, scripts for Co-written and directed by Ernest R Dickerson, the cinematographer George Lucas), Lawrence Kasdan occasionally gets the urge to grapple for all of Spike Lee's films to date, Juice doesn't probe very far below with the biggies. In The Big Chit! it was the self-important breast the surface. A smooth and professional piece of work, it lies between beating of *60s types coming to Boyz N the Hood and New Jack grips with the real world; here it's a CURRENT FILMS and Mamn Short. (PG) for adulthood money can buy. Michael Hall, In a prime bit of IUGSY FREEJACH See your local Forbes Newspaper The Lost Boys, assigned the wish fulfillment) comes under liThe iiffl and times of Bugsy •Science fiction adventure, task of reviving Peter's childlike the tutelage of a hard-nosed Siegei, the jangste* *tw made drawn from a story by Robert spirit so he can rescue his kids commander, With Michael lasVegn what it is today. With Sheckley, about a racer (Emilio for movie theater times from Captain Hook, are the Pare. (R) Warren fleatty, Annette Bening, Estevei) catapulted into the fu- most obnoxious bunch ol loots JFK ture after a car crasn. With and HarvtyKeW. Written by Since The Goonfes. Only Dustin •Imagine being locked in a Port Mick Jagger and Anthony Hop- Hoffman, playing hook as Wil- James Tobeck (The 8/| Bang) Authority men's room for three and directed by Barry levinson kins. (R) liam F. Buckley Jr., seems to nabelia Sciorra as a woman Petersen. IPO) hours with a raving bum and FRIED QREEN TOMATOES McDonnell, Mary-Louise Parker, be enjoying himself; the rest of who has it all and Rebecca De< HOOK you have an idea of what )FK is CAKFCM •A nursing-home resident (Jes- and Alfre Woodard. Directed by the actors, like harried parents Momay as a woman who wants •A ton o1 fun, coming rltfit like. Oliver Stone's reimagining •i Martin Sconeta't rmahe of sica Tandy) looks back at her Lawrence Kasdan; written by trying to quiet their kids, strain of the assassination of John tfw 1962 ttmUr about a life. With Kathy Bates, Mary Kasdan and his wife Meg, (R) to take it all away from her, down on your head. This angu- and heave to convey the im- wnfsful o-con, wrltti a bam- Stuart Masterson, Cicely Tyson, GUILTY AS CHARGED Directed by Curtis Hanson (Bad larly unappetizing idea for a pression of childlike delight. Kennedy uses a blend of fic- bumini pafformanoe by Robed and Mary-Louise Parker. (PG- •Rod Steifer end Lauren Hut- /nrbence, n» Setfrcom Win- children's fantasy - Peter Pan With Robin Williams, Bob tion, distortion and pure rant to OeN)ro.(R) 13) ton in a black comedy thriller. dow). (R) grows up and becomes a cor- Hoskins, and (as Tinkertxll) a attack the Warren Commission FATHMOfTHIimoe GRAND CANYON With Heather Graham and Isaac HARD PROMISES porate 4ea» - manages to be badly-used Julia Roberts. {PG) report Your response to this •StM Martin ttan m a rernaks •LA. yuppies and their friends Hayes. •Sissy Spacek In a comedy expensive-looking and cheesy INTO THE SUN three-hour-plus film will depend ofttn 1950 eomtdy about a face the world and find it a THE HAND THAT about a woman who secretly di- at the same time. This $80 mil- •Preparing for a role in a movie on your patience with Stone's tcaty place. With Danny Glover, ROCKITHECRAOU voices her husband and then lion paen to the Joys of child- about a fighter pilot, 1 Hol- charges about CIA-military ca- MddlniVWiDliniKMton Kevin Kline, StM Martin, M«y •Suspense film starini An- trtes to marry. With William L hood Is the best advertisement lywood superstar (Anthony Mint him to Mfi 17 'u',v^ •.„•//.! I f 16 < Forbes Newspapere February 5- 7,1992 M ' 1 •' Film capsules Continued from page 16 bals and his laughable assertion that Kennedy was gunned down because he was about to meta- morphose into a charismatic George McGovem. With K&vin Cosiner, Sissy SpeceK Tommy let Jones, and, in a series of cameo roles, just about every big-name actor who had nothing to do white the film was being shot. (R) JUICE •Cinematographer Ernest Dicker- son (Do the Right Th/nf) makes his directorial debut with this coming-of-age drama set In Har- lem, With Omar Epps and rap star Queen Latifah. (R) MUFFS •Christian Slater as a wise- cracking lad who inherits a se- curity agency, (R) THEUSTBOYtCOCT •Bruct WMIs and Damon Wayans Bob Hoikini at Captain Hook's pirate sidekick in Hoo*. in an action flick about corruption and gambling in big-time football, (R) LOVE CRIMES •An Atlanta district attorney (Sean Young) becomes per- sonalty involved in the hunt for a serial rapist With Patrick Bergin. m NAKED LUNCH •Not so much an adaptation of William S. Burroufis' 1959 book asDavMC/onenbifg'ire- imagining of the circumstances under which it was written, laced with surrealistic interludes and episodes from other Burroughs ti- tles (notably Junky and Extern!- natv'.). As Burroughs stand-in Bill Lee, Peter Welter is fine; his lean face and blossoming lips have never been used to better effect, and he ewn speaks in a warmer version of the man's dry gulch, sarcastic monotone. But there's little of Burroughs' lashing, anar- chic anger and humor on the screen: Cronenbeig turns the drugs into bug juice and centi- pede meat, ducks out on the ho- moseiuality and dotes entirely too much on his enimationic Omar Eppt and Cindy Herron in the drama Juice, beastles. A wild filmmaker has taken a wilder novel and made it Steve Martin and Kim Williams get ready for the altar in F$th§r of into a rather tame little flick, With (he Bride. Judy Davis, Ian Holm and Roy Sc- heider, whose brief appearances spy during World War II. With lemer. Oscar-winning screenplay Tripto Cinema, 4M Moofftnew Critical 'Juice' as Dr. Benway leave you hungry John Gielgud. (R) by Jeremy Lamer. Tumday, Feb. Avt., Montclair. Admission $1, for a lot more, (R) STAR TREK VI: 11, at 7 p.m. In Conference $5 to student! and theetdtrty. THE NINCE Of TIDES THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY Room 2, Sprague Ubriry, (201) 746-5555. New York •if you've ever wondered what •like its cast, this final entry in Montclair State, Upper Mont- Onrtna/y People would have been the Trtk series is paunchy, slow- clair, Free admission. (201} MISCELLANEOUS "Met, the first movie directed by Ernest R. Dfckerson - Spike Lee's like written by Rannery O'Connor, moving and more prone to talk 893-7565. this is the movie for you. Based THE DANCING MAN: cooematograpber - is vwl acted and well snot, but it's essentially a than action. The preachment- CYRANO DE on Pat Conroy's novel, the film PEG LEG BATES heavy script transposes the col- BERGERAC{1990) . commercial exercise, uncon- chronciles the budding romance : •Premiere screening of a 60- lapse of the Soviet Union into the •Edmond Rostand's crowd- between Tom Wingo (Nick Nolle), minute documentary ac- scious of itself or Its place in future, where Kirk, Spock and pleaser given a big budget pro- a South Carolina teacher brought complished dancer and performer company must save a plan to re- duction and an even bigger per- the world," wrote OavM Review to New York by his sister's sui- Peg Leg Bates, who made a solve the conflict between the formance by Gerard Depardieu, cide attempt, and Susan Lo< record number of appearances Denby. Allowing that "as far Kjmgons and trie federation. who plays the Gascon swords- wenstein (Barbra Streisand), the Starnng the usual gang plus man with such oulsized gestures on Irie Ed Sullivan Show and as it goes, it's truthful about shrink who delves into Tom's revue Christopher Plummer, and Kim and such an undersized nose you opened the first Catskills resort haunted past as a way of helping inner-crly fife," Denby found Camoil as Spock's protege - end up wondering why he's afraid lor black pauons. The filmmak- his sister. The blend of Southern their mind-melding scene is one to confess his love for Roianne. ers, Dave Davidson and Amber "something passive and unin- Gothic plotting and Psychology of the kinkiest moments in the With Anne Brochet, Vincent Perez Edwards, will be at the screening. Ulo dialogue is pretty fat: the telligent about the movie, as if Oickerson himself were numbed by the series. Directed by Nicholas and Jacques Weber. Screenplay Sunday, Feb. 9, at 2 p.m. In film is about raising demons and Meyer, the man behind Star Jrek by Jean-Claude Camere and tht Billy iohnton Auditorium, miseries of Harlem." Unlike Bop N the Hood, Denby said, Juice falls then dispatching them with plati- //.•fteWiratfioftfian. Jean-Paul Rappeneau; directed Newark Museum, 49 Wash- Into "the dumb commercial strategy of exciting the audience with crime tudes. Nolle is good and Kate by Rappeneau. The novelist An- ington St., Newark. (201) 596- Nelligan is very good as his moth- and then moralizing over what earlier excited them. There's got to be thony Burgess provided the En- 86S0. er, a Cruelta DcVil type whose REVIVALS glish subtitles. FrWay, Feb. 7, at U.S. SUPER 8 FILM some way out of that bind." machinations lie at the core of THE CANDIDATE (1972) 8 p.m. In the Student/ Com- AND VIDEO FESTIVAL the family's troubles, but star- ;• Michael Ritchie directed this munity Center, County College •A selection of 13 experimental director-coproducer Streisand shrewd, observant chronicle of Rolling Stone or Morris, 214 Center Grove brings the movie to a halt when- how a crusading California at- films ranging from one- to 18- Road, Randolph. Admlttton "Juice is an exciting, disturbing movie that pulses with feeling," wrote ever she appears on screen, With torney (Robert Redford) submits minutes in length and arl maner 13. (201) 321-5024, Peter Trams, who praised the film's "bracing performances from a Mellnda Dillon and Jeroen himself to a bruising political of subjects. Finalists in an annual Kiabbe. (R) campaign and along the way TO SLEEP WITH competitor sponsored by the cast of newcomers." Noting that Dteketson "hasn't yet developed a Rutgers Rim Co-op include Faune RUSH starts losing sight of why he ANGER (1W0) Yorty of Highland Park, Richard unique personal style; Travers added that the film shows "Oickerson •Two narcs become lovers and wanted lo run in the first place. •Danny Glover gives a sly per- aark of Somerset and John then drug addicts, going so deep This is one of the very few Ameri- formance as a trickster relative has more than ski as a director; he has potential." tucker of Ocean. Friday, Feb. 7, undercover they become crimi- can films that confronts politics whose arrival ignites all the ten- tn 7 p.riii bt MHewwf Man nals themselves. Based on Him without turning into a reassuring sions buried within a middle-class Village Voice Wonncraftsnovel, With Jason propaganda or a shrill cartoon; it black family. Handsomely made Room 100, Cotoge Avtwe "No, not about Jew* N the hood," cracked Georgia Brown. Patrtc and Jennifer Jason Leigh. also lets you savor Redford be- but so slow moving you may find campui of Rutgen Itatonlty, near Otorge and Hamilton (R) fore he got lauy and Ritchie be- your patience sorely tested. With "Ernest WcKorson'i New York story is about boz N blue hoods and is a streets M Newfcvfttwtefc. Ad- SHINING THROUGH fore his satire turned toothless, Paul Butler, Vonetta McGee and tftty, movini cautionary tale blending African American neoreallsm •Melanto Griffith M a Queens With Peter Boyle. Melvyn Oou- Richard Brooks, Thursday* Feb. million 13 (Ml)IMI4t2or wtthatouchofthrier," secretary who becomes an Allied glas, Allen Garfteld and Michael 13, ttll.m.inttwCUWdg* (9OI)2«9-M23. 1 1I February 5-7,1992 Fortw Newspapers 17 WeetendPkis Club mix Ftb.23. A«ih A Facility oi tfw Mwrli County Park Con>mltiton at MS PM IMJUU 440 South Street, Morristown, NJ 07960 COACHMAN Exit 136 Garden State Pky. 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I had such a delightful time dining in their first one that I was looking forward to visiting their NiMrvittcf* art tttffBftid new one. for tern Ntf* and cjnbt Competition in the restaurant ma* by c*« (900)521 business is intense, but competing in Chinese food is brutal. Probably every town in New Jersey has two or more Chinese restaurants or take out service. Victor and Cathy ROB PAINE/WEEKENDPLUS compensates for this by paying at- Joyce Chen stands in China Light, the new Chinese restaurant she and her husband have tention to detail. opened in downtown Westfield. Their restaurants are not ordi- nary by anyone's standard. Observe the imported chairs in the front ($1.75) and won ton soup ($1.20). The evening was cold and windy, and area, or the wood sign hanging on the back wall with the year 1991 in the soups, beside tasting so good, warmed us up. Chinese. Notice the embroidered tapestry hanging in the front window. We shared an order of Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce ($6.95). You Want some more examples? The restaurant is in downtown Westfield, could tell the broccoli was fresh because of the deep/strong green color. set between two other stores - consequently, no side windows. Victor The oyster sauce did not overpower the natural flavor of the broccoli, offsets this by installing what look like framed windows but are really Our entrees were from the chefs specialties. My husband had the colored etched glass. Another touch worth noting is a map of New stir-fried seafood and diicken with scallions ($10.95). This usually comes Jersey with stars denoting South Plainfield and Westfield, the locations with a clear sauce, but he requested it served in a brown one. The of their two restaurants. shrimp, scallops and chicken were tender, and the brown sauce a treat. Each little detail has that Chen touch that makes their restaurants I ordered the Hunan double delight ($13.95). This consisted of crisp unique. Even their garnishes are beautifully arranged. Mine was made coated chicken (similar to General To's chicken) in a spicy garlic sauce, with a turnip, colored, then arranged in a fan shape, and jumbo shrimp with a Hunan chili sauce (not too hot, as requested). Victor and Cathy take great pleasure in pleasing their customers. Their sincere friendliness is one of the reasons they do so well. I am Although served on the same plate, they were separated with garnishes sure that in a month's time they will know their Westfield customers by of oranges, so it was like having two separate entrees. General To's name. As one of my co-workers would say "You can make book on chicken is one of my all time favorites, and having crisp shrimp as well that!" was an added treat. China light's menu is large, with over 140 items to choose from. Once again, dining with the Chens turned out to be a pleasant Chefs Specialties (21 in all) cost from $9.95 to $13.95. Pork, poultry and experience. The service at China light was excellent, the food was good, beef selections average $8 to $9. Seafood choices cost $9.25 to $11.95. the atmosphere unique and stunning and the prices outstanding. There are also an assortment of fresh garden selections ($6.25 to CHINA UGMT, 102-108 E. Broad St., WestiteW. (908) 654-7170, 7797, $6.95), appetizers ($1.20 to $5.50) and soup ($1.20 to $4.55). This column It meant to Inform readers about dining op- As is our custom, the first order of the day was hot and sour soup portunities In the area. It Is not a review. Places to go Continued (torn page 1 open Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday by 12 African-American artists, •"A Hint of Spring," group •Landscape "Surroundings" by •"New Abstraction," works by Building of the Barracks at from 1-5 p.m. through March. from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. through Feb. 23. show w/works by 11 artists, New Jersey artists, through eight abstract artists, through Trenton," Ihroog^i June 1. Free admission. •Abstract paintings and collage GALLERIES del ARTISTES through March 4. Feb. 22. Feb. 29. REEVES-REED ARBORETUM JANE VOORHEES ZIMMERU by Pnch Matthews, through 18 Mam St., Madison NABISCO GALLERY •Color photographs by Sally RA-JON'S STUDIO GAUERY 165 Hobart Ave., Summit ART MUSEUM March 5. (201) 377-1631 Rrver Rd. & DeForest Art. Stubbs. Fcb, 21 through March 86 Albany St., New Brunswick (906) 273-8787 Rutgers University EDISON FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY Tuesday through Saturday East Hanover 26. (908) 545-4257 Gardens open daily from George and Hamilton streets 340 Plainfield Ave,, Edison from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. (201) 682-7140 N.J. DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN Monday through Saturday dawn to dusk. New BrunswtcH (908) 287-2298 •Five artists working on one Open to the public every day 65 Church St., New Brunswick from 10 a.m,-6 p.m. RUTOIRS 0E0LMY MUSEUM {906} 932-7237 Open during library hours. canvas at the same time, Feb. from noon-4 p.m. Free admis- (908) 246-4066 •Paintings and drawings by Hamilton Si near College Ave, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, •Playbills, photographs, and 8. sion. Monday through Saturday Akeem Anishere, through Feb. Rutgers University and Friday from 10 a,m.-4:3Q posters from the Crossroads HUNTERDON ART CENTER NEW JERSEY CENTER from noon-6 p.m. 29. Reception from 1-5 p.m. New Brunswick p.m. Saturday and Sunday from Theatre Company, through Feb. 7 Center St., Clinton FOR VISUAL ARTS •"New Generations," works by (908) 932-7243 noon-5 p.m. Free admission. 29. (908) 735-8415 68 Elm St., Summit Katharine Wood and her stu- Feb. 16. Monday from 1-4 p.m., Tues- •"New Directions" in Russian GAUERY AT Thursday and Friday from (908) 273-9121 dents, through Feb. 29. RARITAN VALLEY day through Friday from 9 a.m.* and Soviet art. through Feb. BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB 12:30-4:30 p.m., Saturday and Gallery hours Monday •Valentine show and sale, COMMUNITY COLLEGE noon. Free admission. 25, Route 206, Princeton Sunday from 1-5 p.m. through Friday from noon-4 through Feb. 29. Route 28 & Lamingion Rd. TMJUIDC NATURE (609) 663-6275 •Members show, through p.m., Saturday and Sunday RABBET GAUERY Branchburg AND SCICNCE CENTER GALLERIES Open to the public Monday, March 8. from 2-4 p.m. Free admission. 120 Georges Rd. (906)218-8871 Naw Providence Rd. CUREMONT QAUCRY Tuesday, Wednesday, and Fn- MORTIMER GALLERY •Paper and fabric marbling New Brunswick Gallery open Tuesday through & Coles Avt. Clarinet OiHonUbiafy day from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thurs- GUI Sl. Bernard'! School workshop w/Sandra Herman, (908) 828-5150 Thursday from noon-3 p.m. Mountainside Lamington Rd., Bedminsler day from 9 a.m.-9 p.m.: Satur- Mendham Rd.. Gladstone 10 a.m. Feb. 22, 23. Cost Wednesday through Friday •Works by faculty member Etta (908) 789-3670 (908) 234-2345 day, Sunday, and holidays from (908) 234-2345 S75, malenals fee S30, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday Rocbig, Feb. 14 through March Visitors center open every Monday through Thursday 1-5 p.m. Free admission. Sunday and Thursday from 2- •Collage by Rosemary Kane, from 10 a,m.-4 p.m. Also by 6. Opening reception from 7-9 day from \l p.m. Museum from 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Friday •"The Expanding Circle." works 4 p.m. Also by appointment. through Feb. 20, appointment. p.m. Fcb. 14. Forbes Newspapers February 5-7,1992 R " £661 .TJST , ' * > ,-• -'•5 ••*- ft /'<** V*'- Spend a Romantic "X Valentine evening with us and receive a free carnation. memwb Enjoy our elegant Northern Italian Homemade Northern ^& Southern and Continental Cuisine Italian Cuisine 1 mt fffcft * Dridoi A., Somml//*' Reservations Please 5IM4M Serving 5 pm - 10pm RESERVE NOW FOR VALENTINES DAY Select From Our Regular Menu Or Try One Of Our Dally Specials MARILYN CORMACK ;(-v '•}.'-- MAKE I'm a wine educator. II says so right en my RESERVATIONS business card. 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('icrid1! i« WEDOINGS • BANQUETS • PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS and convcscif on In ihis colu"!n. !ho f-curator o.v1. cl TO W.II inlorm you of no.v KiPDO.'i'drj?! i'i -10 wifip Friday Night Dancing world. e Or Dine From Our Regular Menu • Stuffed Chicken ireasts w/Mixed Vegetables For Two.. • 9.00 pncey wmos, I hope wci fnd some keepers and )fia! you Vf II IJFI fir'!pH.s .TJ'JC 35 I Reservations Recommended • Prime Ribs of Beel w/Mashed Potato. Dinner for Two .. M4.00 AlderbFOOk 1'JB9Sa'.(ViCjnr»n Hinnc Dry C'eCh Lst.To Bctlioci Serving MON thru SAT - 11:30 AM till 10:00 PM •Roasf3eef with Mashed Potatoes FRI & SAT - 11:30 AM TIL 11:00 PM • Sundays 2:00-8:00 diHerence uei^oon DHJ l.istvonrd It-'ro'druw Loungo Hours • 10:00-2:00 AM Mon.-Sat. Dinner for Two *9.00 ano tn.it (\V. lU'^rri T .i.-nson water si;.tt >i;u w ffO'P ii CiT1 in V. "0 V'P .l.'-'i 'S If'.C l-l'. "•• .'•'•' • Italian Meat Balls *•'*'' Spaqhetti Dinner for Two ' 6.50 : 1 12:00 PM-1:00 AM - Sun. ^^^ 1 Without 1 .1 v.-ne w i Dt> watery ,vu) i.-nntN-", -. •Baked Virginia H" .aisin Sauce ••ng ^Ji!?'ti'i>.!"?'ti'i>.!". Sa:jvt:pion Hlanc CLVM 'V I^"1^ Main Street So. Bound Brook 563-4972 ^W] Dinner for Two ' '.'6.50 not ha.i1 trsiit pj oted wine is wu iniiy batancod wiih apple. • Home Style c*ew Dinner for Two ONLY ...... • 6.75 sweet popner f:.T ,,-id nudity n.i1 w.ik^ i,y your mouth. Aieeno1 q••,•(". it ,i l,v.:^r; W.VTI • Stuffed Flounder with Shrimp and Crabmeat finish But what you not to is no.v ln.V)'! ^uu moulti leelii after yni: :,,vii!o'.v J7 ii-:) Mixed Vegetables Dinner for Two * '12.00 Rosemont Estate 1990 Slv.-u S E. Australia Lsln'o [Mt^i • •Swedish Meat Balls/Brown Gravy/Rice Dinner for Two., * 6.50 What's i^'o dilto'O'ii'e t-prw^ffi iivvort nj J-IM*,-"* IS (1C!»l'!l:rlPd in irip JVfSCdCP Ol Uuv• An*v • Sausage, Peppers, Onion, Zilti, Marianara Sauce siiflii' ' '(J.! 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I'rirc me, witn (ust a fti.-v of Mefbs, In trio moulh. trio i >)fl •AM 7% NJ, Silts JtM cherry follows t'voiiq'i w.tri ]ust n tni ct tannin iS: |{m i\r supporting the flavors I his wind made my Vdhlf for «ur ftmtr 1 moulh tppl very lull rvir , rjlvr sw.illowmg. the chirp) tor orfrn onr *.' flavors l.nqi.'nK! tti.s is orn? nl my tavonta WHIPS m the world S8 99 •if UPON MQUEST TTi ONI 0* TKI MOIT UNUSUAL Call (908) 757-5473 *U CA7EPHNQ CAWL00UC USTWO Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 4:00-6:30 pm CC miccs IDEAS i SUOOCSTONS FAX (908) 757-9118 U. 757-5473 riNesTCNi FREE Daily Buffet Wine & Llqucrc $ LEON'S CATERING SERVICE 135 Somerset St., No. Plalnfletd FRANKIN TOWN CENTER 1°° Drafts & Big Glass Specials (3/< mHt from fit. 22) Ntit to Aimco (rwrt to FOODTOWN) I •m-l:30 pm Daily • part In OIK own let THE 908-422-2324 M17 HMHWAY 27 FMHn Partt, NJ COUPON SAVINGS EXCHANGE with this coupon 00 UmH one per customer Rt. 202-206 North, Bndgewatcr $2«u OFF Expiration Date 2/2*92 526-7090 I Leon'sCatering_Seivice |j -lilifOUiJi?mtm" '^mmmmmmimmmtsmR Fabwary 5-7,1992 rbes Newspapers' YOUR HOOT! MAW I AND HINITIAT I i: AqEN Celebrate Valentines Day at Rackley's EHDEULAFE1! Thursday 2 13 & Friday 2 14 510 PM PRIME RIB DINNER FOR TWO 21 «DMAlNSfMiWCH£N (NOTTOTMTtAINnATIOM Includes: 909*9505 ^5 t Soup: • Prime Ribs • Potato • Cole Slaw PublicuioN dATO: • Rods & Butter • Coffee/Tea y inUlMENUITIM AdwrtlM In al UVM IMUM of Aorndi «2. ft i iptdtl report on whal m n IMUM lacing tfw NM'I conpanlH and caun*M. I For mora into call (908) 722-3000 fit (100. 776 South WMhlnflton Avenue. Plscataway 4(i3*IOOO ^^^^^^^^^r «*WWW3l^•^^^^^h^^^b^^^^k^^^^^^^^^M^^^h^^^V^^^H^^^V^^^V^^^V^^^V^^^V^^^V^^^V^^^V^^^V^^^ fOfc'SOE * 6\ El Ranchero at Clinton Point Country Dining With A Relaxed Atmosphere In Our Unique Sunporch. Delicious Homemade Italian Food Priced Authentic Mexican Food Right For Your Entire Family. Packafc Goods Alto -Senior Citizen Discount Lunch t Dinner ft Cocktiili Present this ad & receive lA price off 2nd entree. • Gwn«Room Not valid on Saturday evenings tGulUrMutlc Exp. Feb. 29th Locitod on Ctntw Street Hours: Cloted Mondays Frl. & Sat. 11-9 Open Tues. • Thura, 11-8 Sun, 3-7:30 Wh«ft Rta. 78,22 and 31 iiwet 168 Ml. Bethel Rd. t Warren • 64M728 OPEN 7 DAYS Dlrcrilom: Eilt 36 Off Rt. 78 Or Wftmnvlllc M. Off U.S. 22 908-735-8679 Now Appearing In Our Lounge "RICKSHAW" Coming: Next Week "HITUIF GRAND CH1NA CRAHFORD • NO COVER* NO MINIMUM FORTUNE S.J. LIGHT HI'S OWN BIG APPLE GARDEN 102-108 E. Broad St Oak Tree & Pick Avenue. South PliiadcM WcitAtM, NJ. Near the Edison Border in the (Next First Nationwide Bank) SUPERB AAP Shopping Center 908454.7170 • (54.77*7 (908) 754-3310 or 754-3311 HAVE GOURMET BANQUET HOT LUNCH BUFFET CHINESE CUISINE All You Can Eat • Soup Included IN FACILITIES n\ I IIMI.IM \( Mi \l liiV Mon.-Sal. 12:00-3:00 p.m. ELEGANT WESTFIELD \\ \ll Mil I \ I Sunday Dinner Buffet 4:00-9:00 p.m. Weddings • Showirs 11 \i i:1 k- COUPON VALID FOR 2 LOCATIONS Dinners RESTAURANT* CATERING I 20-800 Persons iineoiie AwPurchiK $3.00 OFF orSKt, I $3.00 Of $1500 Of Mure 272-4700 (Mini bt Mfd lit cafqHKikM nth iiqr i cinmn tw tned in cenjunttion wtih any orkH efk^Wl am owfM pm cwtnmr | other offer/fait me toupon per nmomcr At Parkway Exit 136 • Cronford Chini Light • Grind Fortune China Uthl • Grand Fortune <>r /e*4*. CELEBRATE VALENTINE'S DAY WITB VS! Dine Vour CHAMPAGNE SWEETHEART VALENTINE'S SPECIAL Restaurant 24 oz. LOBSTER Sweetheart Specials Friday, Feb. 14 and Sat. Feb. 15 AMOUS 24 oz. Choke of; Prime Rib Broiled Seafood Combination TEAK or Chicken Cordon Bleu • Complete Dinner • (Inc. Soup, Salad ft Any Dttatrt) Stltct from ovir 20 Dlflwnt Dissert Selections (Strvlng from 12 Noon ?oee Route fy FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THESE RESTAURANT PACES CALL MICKI PULSINELLI AT 908-722*3000 EXT. 6140 4 7 (VALENTINES DAY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14th) Tables for tm soft music and a panoramic view of (winklinf lights will set just the right mood for the evening. Join us and enjoy a specialty prepared Champagne Dinner. This dinner will include a champagne toast, choice of appetiw, salad choke of entree and a special dessert sampler for tm Reservations are esssential 908-766-8200 in **M 8* & • Join Us For SHOGUN MUSINTS Valentine's Weekend Friday February 14th Beginning FrL, Feb. 14th thru Sun. Feb. 16th Choose from these and other exciting specials [VALENTINES DAY| or from our entire regular menu. Dinner/Show Packages « «7Jkf Perfect Couple" Stuffed Shrimp '14.95 Prime Rib & &»aw Crib Legs%\MJ UfeterTiib '17.95 Fresh Vwl ParmigUna w/Unguini Fresh Atlantic Swordfish Fresh Nomegian Salmon ;j*JJ Broiled Lobster Tails • "•?? Broiled Seafood Combination ;^ '/f" Serving Dinner from 4:00 PM Rfitrvations rtquattdfbr parties of six or more 3376 ROUTE 27 • KENDALL PARK 600 E. Main St., (M8)422-1117 Bridgewater mRdtK 526-1420 RISTORANTE TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY NITES The Armory Couples NiteU! TREAT ANOTHER COUPLE TO DINNER FREE U uitb Dancing & Dining PURCHASE VOUR TVVt) ENTREES AMI RECEIVE THEIR TWO ENTREES in the Armory Restaurant FREE WE WILL DEDUCT THE TWO ENTREES OF LESSER VALUE FROM YOUR CHECK A Gnliiity d 15* Will Be MM to lh« Tail»«(Mo«»»»IfcdjKtJM. be cwnWiwI w/my otlwr pnHnoiion», Eip. WWI FORBES i ^ilayUwitbsixxHngseaJood COUPON ^jf>\intbecasualatmospbereof the Oyster Bar Tavern & Restaurant FRIDAY TjlTf t. T.MK Of THF TOVVrj GRAND BUFFET" ;, .lay it with hot jaxxfrom RICHIE AT PIANO \tbe Morris Nanton Trio St. Valentines Day Choice??? ay it at The Armory A La Carte: Entrees Starting at 12" on M Reservations Recommended 908-826-6000 n»«(nnmm»««inn 89 Includes: PIUS TAX Complete Dinner For Two Plus Deluxe Room At DAYS INN: m Free Champagne in Room Reserve Now For Your Romtntlc Dinner By CtndkllghW vm 561-2722 Hamilton Ptainfield Oh the Waterfront 200 Front Street, Perth Ambqy, NJ. 08862 »i 0 Forbes Newspapers Febaiary 5• 7,1992 Super Winter Festival Chinese New Year Celebration 1.IM WHOLE MAINE LOBSTEK S13.95 Feb. 6th • 9th 2. KANSAS T-BONE STEAK $11.15 J. CHICKEN k SHNMPSTIRm $12.95 A Chinese St Itctloni: 4. nUT Or NORWEGIAN SALMON $I1M * IndudM aoup, appetizer, entree, detaert & Chlnete Tea 5. TWIN BOCK LOBSTER TAILS $11.9$ Seafood Blrda Nett '13.95 4 MOILED SCtOD OREGANATO $10.95 Shrimp ft Steak Blrda Naat ....'13.95 7. BREAST OF CHICKEN FLORENTINE $11.95 S. NV SIIUON STEAK wH* MUSHROOMS $K.95 Birds Naat a la carte '10.98 f. IR. YELLOWF1N TUNA TER1AJU k VEG $1195 Children's Menu also available 11. IR. DOMESTIC SWOIDF1SH $15.95 11, ROAST LONG ISLAND DUCKUNG $11,95 - Valentine's Weekend Celebration 12. VEAL CHOPS whh SUCED MUSHROOMS $15.95 13. IR. SEAFOOD COMBO $13,95 Feb. 14th -16th 14. fORK CHOPS ALA MURPHY $18.95 Chooae from theae complete dinner apeclals IS. TR1FECTA (VEAL, LAMP, PORK) CHOPS $15.95 or from our entire menu !«. CHICKEN FRANCESE wllli BROCCOLI $11.95 Complete Dinners: Includes soup, salad, entree, dessert & coffee ALL DINNERS INCLUDE LARGE GREEN SALAD and Cruldtta (fresh vegetables A dip) ONE BOWL OF STEAMERS TOASTED GARLIC BREAD COFFEE, HOT TEA, OR DECAF CUP OF FRENCH ONION SOUP v, VealOaaobuco '10.95 Seafood Arfretfo '11.95 P? Stuffed Chicken Breaat Flounder stuffed * Parmlglana '12.95 w/crabmeat '13,95 Sirloin Steak M411 Parties for all Occasions • Qift Carftafes ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR LOUNGE 609 E Main St., Brldgewater Houn: THIS WED. * THURS. "ALEX ON PIANO" Mon-W, NOCK * ROLL with 4S RPM 722-4180 11a.m. <1 i.m, Sun. 12-mMmgrrt 5Ot a eo's oldlee SUN LIVE DJ - 8 PM TO ? 2000 PARK AVE. (HT. 531) SO, HAINF1ELP, N.J. e 755-6161 >.>•/ /> * ty * * * • <4^1 Valentine^ $q& Friday, February 14 AfmUEBi Bring your Shrimp Cocktail • Fried Brie • Homemade Lobtfir Ravioli • Saw* Baked sweetheart to our in Puff Pwtry wA)i>ofi &»uce • Chkktn & Scailop ow Linguin* wd'oto Cream Sauce • New England Clam Chowder • French Onion Soup au fratin 20th anniversary SAUDS valentine specials., Caesar Salad • Spinach Salad w/Hot Bacon • Toned Garden Salad Monarella 6 Tomato w/Batil Vinaigrette iplete diaaer specials available^ ENTMES up oHfce day or Preach oaioa aoe| Surf & Turf • Dijon Beef Bordelaiw • Veil Medallion WAsparafui, ftolce of Priaie Rib Chick*! Cordo* B Shitake Mushrooms & Bacon • Salmon & Lobster Wellintton orShrlaapScaaipl Stuffed Sole w/Crab & Asparagus • Rack of Lamb •aeJ Choice of dcaeert Chicken Stuffed w/Proscuitto & Spinach DESSERTS $35.00 per couple Waffle Sundae • Chocotate-covered Strawberries in Grand Marnier Sauce Band: Stolen Hearts Cheesecake w/Hot Raspberry Sauce • Chocolate Mount Cake Strawberry Hearts 9:00 PM -1:00 AM 1$ 15.00 cover per couple for The Valentines party Dinner a la carte. Prix Fixe ****** Abofecfeded ii At packife I bottle chmpajM per cotitk Seafood Chatuu for 1Wo...$59.9S Clams Casino, Oyster* Rockefeller; Stuffed Half Lobster, Shrimp Francaite, Stuffed Sole; choice of dessert i** * Open Seven Days • Lunch • Dinner • Cocktails • BanqueU * 932 South Avenue, West, Westfield, NJ Mrg , Call for reservations 908-654-9700 "' T^ A»w*tf Febjwy 5*7,1992 Fc^ Newspapers 307 E. Main St 318 William St, Bound Brook, NJ " i nn 271-0880 752-4474 1/ ALL BAKING WEEKEND DINNER 8PECUL8 ^ DONE ON PREMISES SERVING BREAKFAST • Tortellinl w/Meat Sauce M•••••«••!»•!••••••*t•••••*•••• $6.95 LUNCH A DINNER • Peppereteak. $9.95 f pa^^^w^ E^^^V^^ri *^^P* ™ ^^a* ^ Chwktn Ffincili with Rlct VMI PannlotMw with Spag Stuffed Muihroomt w/Crabmt at $7t4S BroNtd FIM Mignon $10.95 Stuffed Floundtr w/Crabmttt $7JS Park In Our Hem Lot •AdjactntToRutaurant For Your Special Valentines Sweetheart Dinner Dinner at Nous Stuped Lobster Tail Featuring: • Flounder Florentine or Filet Mignon Chicken Antonio - Pork Chops for Two - Freih Snapper Llronet* Inc. Soup, Salad, Pot. or Vcg. 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