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Thursday, November 7,1991 Vol. 98, No, 45 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents [,' CRANFORD • GARWOOD • KENILWORTH '•• p- ii Hoeffler's victory maintains Republicans' control
By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL you voted for me, for the next three years I wi| represent you." , . ji The librarian THECHRONICLE Mr. Noirdstrom added, It is nice to have a cand£ Penny Brome has been the Republicans retained a 3-2 majority on the Township date everyone looks up to and respects." 5 Cranfort Library director for 17 Committee with Robert Hoeffler winning the lone gov- Immediately following, Democratic candidate No4 yearn and is retiring. Herauo- erning body seat over opponent Norman Albert by 601 man Albert entered GOP headquarters to concedfc cewbrfvea in town. Page A-S. votes in Tuesday's election. the race and offer his congratulations to Mr. Hoef- The election drew a response from 49 percent, or fler, saying, "Congratulations, Buddy." 1 6,397, of the township's 13,104 registered voters, down Although stunned and disappointed by the losi Celebrity flt)m a voter turnout last year of 62 percent Mr. Hoeffler Mr. Albert and Democratic supporters bolstered garnered 3,499 votes, or 55 percent, to Mr. Albert's 2,898, their candidate and each other at a post-electio^ cruise or 45 percent gathering at the Rustic Mill Restaurant Despite th|? Rxmer Cranford rtBldent loss, and early tallies indicating the GOP was in thj? Mr. Hoeffler took 26 districts out of 30 on his second 1 Bob Buontempo parflcJpated in try in two years for a three-year term. He will join lead, party members began speaking of next yeaj an awards ceremony and a Republicans Ed Robinson and Barbara Bilger on the and the possibility Mr. Albert would run once mord. cruise around New Yo* Har- five-member governing body, along'with Democrats Others said it took fellow Democrats Mr. AsV bor with First Lady Barbara Dan Aschenbach and Carolyn Vbllerp. Mr. Hoeffler will chenbach and Mrs. Vollero two tries before thefc Bush. Page A-3. take the seat held by Mayor Ed Force, who declined succeeded in gaming a governing body seat », running again after serving his third three-year term, Mr. Albert, carrying his six-month-old son on hii the last three as mayor. arm, he said he congratulated his opponent on his Veterans Day At a post-election party at Cortina Restaurant, GOP victory and thanked. the people who worked hari Renny Irteary, a senior U.S.. hairman Doug Nordstrom, declared: Mr.. Hoeffler the. during his campaign. He said he "would continue, t* Custom Inspector, speaks'at winner "before a crowd of more than 100 clapping and "do what he-can to make this a better place to live the annual Veterans Day cheering supporters, saying, "I want to turn this over to in," maintaining he needed time to speak with fairj- breakfast at the South Avenue the newest Republican commissioner, Bob Hoeffler." ily, friends, and fellow Democrats before making p post Sunday- Veterans Day Is Mr. Hoeffler raised his hands in victory shouting, "We commitment on next.year's race. He admitted he Monday and the' Crtnfod did it," in a booming voice, summoning his family to his was disappointed in the results, but he said he "hap side. On a more serious note, he said he had to thank gained a lot by meeting residents, and much fro* American Legion wffl sponsor a ihe experience of running." J {firmer at the Westwood .that many people but said, "Before that I have to thank my night Municipal offices wiS family, the people who have put up with me 24 hours a .Democratic municipal Chairman Fred Kessle): dosed along vrfth. the Com- day." said of the election results, "The frustration is thaj munity Center. There will be no Mr. Hoeffler attributed his winning to the hard work we were dragged down with the unhappiness at thfe of campaign and committee workers, and made special state level." When Mr. Kessler called in the Crarfr senior bus service. mention of "My buddy, my friend, Ed Force, who taught ford results to country representatives he said, "I me everything about Cranford," adding if "I did any- have bad news from Cranford," to which he wafe Food drive thing good at any debate it was because I had a good told, "There is bad news all over," in response to thfe professor." He ended his short speech saying; "Today ROBERT HOEFFLER (Please turn to page A-5) Watcftung CouncO Boy Scouts launch a "Scouting for Food" program to help the hungry. They'll distribute-Jood coflectton bags this weekend Cranford and pick up filled bags next weekend. DISTRICTS CANDIDATE 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29. 30 TOTAL Senior news Township Committee CwfertJ Car Wash on South Norman Albert (b) 97 ibo 80 88 00 115 101 109 83 105 1Q9 80 128 119 77 100 71 63 105 Avenue has Introduced "Dis- a.ass count Days" tor fta service Robert Hoeffler (R) 101 60 182 121 100 127. 115 114 141 114 108 139 104 141 115 •I 06 136 128 112 121 152 153 103 87 106. 135 82 115 111 110 3.499 washes for senior citizens dp Tuesdays. The. seniors- nave a. bazaar and boutique Friday at 1&30 p.nt at the Community Fuel tank removal cost estimated at $.25 million Center. More details on senior activities on page A«. cation could take months. Thus the town- By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL Either way, said Township Administrator consuming. Ed Murphy, "this is going to cost us a for- The tanks affected by the new regulations, ship must incur the cost of hiring a consult- Entrepreneur THE CHHONICLE ' tune." Officials estimate the work could cost according to Assistant Township Engineer ant. A private lab will be needed to do tlte The township is going underground — to a quarter million dollars — $200,000 for re- Tom Walsh, could cost the township from soil and ground water sample analysis. A f^e Undaunted by the recession, remove fuel storage tanks on township prop- moval of tanks and $50,000 for two new $25,000 to $40,000 to remove, assuming there for a consultant was unknown at this junfc- Mate KeBey has launched a erty, that is — and it could be a costly ven- tanks. The-cost could rise if there is soil have been no spills or leaks from the tanks. ture. The township engineering department, new real estate fitVn on Atden ture. contamination. The potential cost for a tank with leakage is however, can handle most of the technical Street See business section, According to New Jersey Municipalities "unlimited," said Mr. Walsh. Tanks paired end-of-the-site restoration plan and specifi- PageB-7. In the past year the federal government tightened pollution standards on under- magazine, "50 percent of the state drinking up could save removal dollars for the town- cations. I ground storage tanks due to potential con- water comes from wells and aquifers which ship. At this point governing body members Rush soars tamination and pollution from hazardous face potential contamination from under- Another obstacle facing the township is were shocked and dismayed at the mount- chemicals. Small companies and mu- ground sources of pollution," such as under- the stipulation that a consultant or certified ing dollar figures to remove the tanks, with Uxal rx* air balloonist Tom _nicipalitiG$-will-bo-Gxposcd-to-more-pres5ure—ground- -stoFage—tanksr—Although—mu»- T>erscnner--be~ased in Uie reTrroval-of'the""Mayor a!d force quipping, •*WouldriTTt just -therftewr in the wake of new regulations, since they nicipalities have until early 1993 to comply tanks and subsequent testing of the soil for be easier to turn ourselves over to the state Mexfcan desert in a massive will have to comply with the regulations by with.Jttgulationsjhetechnicaland physical contamination.^ ground, water monitoring and say, "Here we are Mr. Florio, we sur- .|»ouphgmof_-J>a8oons.- See, removing the tanks" or "placmg monitoring removal of the tanks, subsequent testing of and water testing. No one in the township render.' Rot*! SalanfB photo on Page systems on them to ensure against leakage, the soil and water for contamination is time- currently is qualified to do this, and certifi- (Please turn to page A-5) Recycling Early Warning Test CurbsWa pickup of racy- New chapter dabtes wffl be made Wednes- day, Nov. 13. Place glass, alu- indicates improvement minum and newspapers at the curb. needed in writing skills Parade in the state took the test, the re- By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL sults of which are reportedback to Garwood had a big Hal' •THE CHRONICLE""; ' ' loween night Page A-6. districts in four-scale scores com- The results of a test taken by paring district to county, state, and eighth graders last March will help District Factor Groups (DPG), or Blood drive determine whether sufficient districts similar to Cranford in The Cranford Ska wifl have a progress is being made in master- socio-economic terms. blood drive Sunday, Nov. 1/, ing skills needed to graduate from The percentage of students in at the lodge from 9 am. to 1 high school. each proficiency level of writing, Students were tested in reading, when compared with DPG, shows p.m. writing and math, and in all three township eighth-graders are 2.5 subjects scored significantly higher percent lower than the DFG in the Model U.N. than students county and state- average writing score, but above the DPG in math and reading. The Cranfofd-Woslfiold wide, but showed mixed results when compared to districts similar According to Francis Lucash, Mode) UN. program has at- to Cranford. Cranford public schools-supervisor tracted 200 youngstera this fan. J Although eighth-grade students of curriculum and personnel, the CHS social studies chainman have a long way to go until high goal for 1992 is to increase writing Joseph Suizzo advises the stu- school graduation, this Early Warn- scores among township youngsters. dents. ing Test (EWD enables instructors This year's freshman class will be to gauge early on whether a stu- the first that must pass the 11th dent possesses the skills to pass grade HSPT in 1994 to graduate. Conovertrip the High School Proficiency Test Up until now, the state-mandated Peggy Concver of Cornell (HSPT) jn 11th grade. The results test was given in the ninth grade. Road traveled to the Asian na- of the EWT, administered over a Of the 184 students who took the tion of Sri Lanka and will relate three-day period, determine if pu- test, 68 pupils, or 37 percent, at- her experience to the Current pils need help in reading, writing tained the highest level; 96 stu- Affaire Department of the and mathematics. dents, or 52.2 percent, scored in the Wednesday „ Morning Club Administered in March to 184 second level, and 20 were in the Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 1 p.m. students, the test included four lowest level. types of reading material focusing Approximately 50 percent of the on comprehension; five skill areas 184 students tested scored in the Guidance falk in math, including numerical op- highest level in all three tests, with CHS guidance department erations, measurement and geom- 26 pupils scoring in the lowest OlANE MATFLERtyTHE CHRONICLE head Helena linger speaks to etry, patterns and relationships, level in one or more tests. Low Ubrary Director Eleanor "Penny" Brome will retire from her post at the end of this year, and the CHS PTA at 0:30 am data analysis and pre*algebra; and scores such as these indicate a Tuesday, Nov. 12. AH parents revising and editing skills, in- need for remedial help. John Malar will step In as the new director. To read about Mrs. Brome'a 17-year career at am welcome, Call 27^134a cluding an essay on a specific In an effort to help pupils with Cranford Public Library, turn to Page A-8. topic. their writing skills, process writing More than 70,000 eighth-graders , (Please turn to page A-5) November 7,1991 News November 7,1991 News A-3 Police blotter police blotter ^Buonteiiipo^oes-yaGhting- with Barbara Bush 1 Former Cranford resident Bob Firefighters worked feverishly ing efforts and contributions through- clude Southslde Johnnie and theeral international publications, includ- woman had been driving an '84 Buontempo spent last Tuesday night Joint police, fire Monday to extinguish a fire that out the year. " , Jukes, The Smithereens, Dr. John,ing as Rolling Stone, Musician, Mod- Oldsmobfle in a westerly direction at an awards ceremony, dinner, and Officials credited for averting fire completely engulfed a. pick-up on North Avenue at 4:30 p.m. The program was hosted by Faith and Rha Marley, whose record he ern Recording and Music, Home and team in the works truck and charred the rear por- cruise attended by First Lady Barbara' Daniels, NBC News anchorwoman, engineered last year In Kingston, Ja- Studio Recording, and Pro Sound Tilt: officials are attributing the "If ihey waited any longer we Smelling smoke and . feeling Plainfield man charged when she turned around to check Public Safety Director Robert tion of a nearby car parked on Bush. The reception was held aboard and attended by many local com- maica (that album was No. 1 on the News. quick thinking of Brookside Av- could have had a serious fire heat, the officials immediately shut on her infant son. But by the time the Wortd"Yacht "New Yorker," sail- Guertin has announced that plans South Avenue. There were no in- munity leaders. Entertainment was charts there for four weeks). Mr. Mr. Buontempo has toured with enue School officials for averting a there," said Captain Robert Bend- off power and evacuated the stu- she turned around her car crossed ing out of New York City. • with purse theft from car for a joint Policc/Firc Arson Re- juries reported . provided by the Grammy nominated Buontempo has also recorded mem- Peter, Paul, and Mary, Beatlemania, potentially catastrophic fire by lin. The wooden cat walk is but a dents, Capt Bendlin said over the double yellow line and A 24-year-old Plainfield man was picking up her child. , sponse Team are in the works." Investigators said the '91 Toyo- Mr. Buontempo was chosen to be Panama Impanema Orchestra bers of many other well-known acts. and Reggae artist Max Romeo. shutting off power leading to a foot away and could have easily In separate fire reports, fire of- into a '76 Ford Granada driven by arrested Friday for allegedly stealing The suspect allegedly fled in the This is in response to a recent ta belonging to Engel Lebo of In charge of the public address sys- Mr. Buontempo is a graduate of In 1985, he signed with Atlantic light ballast and evacuating school burned." v ficials are once again reminding He recently completed a 3 1/2 year a pocketbook from inside a car neighborhood of Hamilton Avenue announcement by Union County Elizabeth was ignited shortly after tem for Mrs. Bush, the rest of the Cranford High School and New York Records and the late Jackie Gleason teaching stint at New York's Institute children. Capt Bendlin said the school of- residents not to park cars on leaf guest speakers, and the musical en- University. piles. Hot catalytic converters have parked on Forrest Avenue. and was chased by Officer Francis Prosecutor Andrew Ruotolo that Mr. Lebo parked his car on a pile to record and produce an updated of Audio Research, and is currently When firefighters arrived last ficials' response was proper under tertainment for the evening. ignited leaves and caused cars, in Ther man, Identified as Herbble Hanley, a member of the Crime the county arson squad is being of leafs and went to work for He has been a professional re- version of the "Honeymooner's" very active in the NYC recording, pro- the circumstances and added he Vogel Bus Co. near Oak Avenue. Mrs. Bush presented awards to theme song. Thursday, they discovered smol- some cases, to become engulfed in Scheffield of Farragut Avenue, was Prevention' Unit Officer Hanley disbanded. Garwood cording engineer/producer, and has duction, and music scene. wished more people had the intel- members of the Brooklyn Bureau of dering ceiling tiles near a light bal- flames. This week alone, firemen charged with burglary and theft by never saw the suspect, police said, Mr. Guertin met recently with Separately, a 17-year-old lin- recorded many national and interna- Mr. Buontempo has.also been a Mr. Buontempo lives now in West- ligence to respond to such emer- : den woman was treated and re- Community Service for their outstand- tional acts over the years. These in- last. The tiles were quickly re- extinguished six leaf fires; no dam- Officers Steven Gatchko and but the pocketbook was recovered Police Chief Harry Wilde and lire contributing editor and writer for sev- field. gencies the same way. leased last Thursday from Over- moved and extinguished age or injuries were reported Donald Zsak and Del Sgt. Eric in the first-floor stairwell of Trinity Chief Arthur Kiamie to find solu- tions for the voi«Lih enforcement - look Hospital, Summit for injuries John Kundlya, who was driving Mason on North Avenue. Episcopal Church with nothing : sustained in a collision on North in the opposite direction, police missing. the new team would create. , Police Dispatcher Barbara Her- Police Chief Wilde said his do-l Avenue. said. Incidents of vandalism over weekend rington, as she was returning to Investigators said that as Dis- tectives could handle evidence col- The young woman was taken to While attempting to avoid the Police reported several incidents Vandals sprayed orange paint ed on the front door of Orange Av- work, saw the suspect and reported patcher Herrington was returning to lection, witness/suspect interview- Overlook by the Garwood First collision, Mr. Kundlya drove into of | vandalism over the weekend Oct 31 on the front storm window enue ScnooL the incident at 5 p.m~"irtvestlgators work from an hour-long supper ing and case preparation. Fire * Aid Squad with what investiga- a tree in front of 475 North Ave. Sidewalk replacement rtiiny of them involving pumpkins. of an Adams Avenue residence and said. break, she spotted the man who Chief Kiamie said his personnel f tors said may have been a broken J3e and the young woman's baby Free rabies clinic is set an '84 Ford escort parked on Or- More flying pumpkins were Police said a Forrest Avenue res- was described by a Forest Avenue could handle the technical cause ' arrri. escaped injury, police said. No Criminal damage and vandalism sighted on Halloween night on applications being sought m was reported ,Oct 30 by residents ange Avenue. Police said a 13-year- ident saw a well-dressed black man witness and her daughter. The. of- and origin aspects of the investiga- Investigators said the young summonses were issued. by Cranford health board old Cranford juvenile was sus-New Street and a N. Union Av- enter a car parked at the Geraldine ficers responded, questioned the tion. Three firefighters arc cur- . Applications are being taken for quickly. Grants are made on a of: Lincoln and Bumside avenues. enue resident reported her '89 Nis- The Cranford Board of Health pected of spray painting an ob- Nursery School on the comer of suspect and after bringing in the rently in training. the township's sidewalk replace- first-come, first^served basis, de- through New Jersey, with. positive In one instance, a Lincoln Avenue san Maxima was spray painted pending on availability. ha$ scheduled a free dog and cat 10 couple were talking in their living scenity on the car of a Cranford Forrest and Hamilton avenues, and witnesses, arrested Mr. Scheffield. Both chiefs said a joint coopera- ment program, which will begin in rabies cases in both wildlife and the spring through a federal Com- To be eligible, family income rabies vaccination clinic at the Or- domestic animals documented In room shortly after 7 p.m. when High School teacher and a car tire Police believe many of the inci- take a pocketbook belonging to a His bail was set at $1,000, police tive approach would be in the com- ' 'JO must fall within limits established ange Avenue Pool on Saturday. Union County. someone threw a pumpkin through was slashed in front of 220 Locust dents were random. No one was 33-year-old Clark woman who was said. munity's interest. courts munity Development Block Grant, their front window. They were not Dr. Profanity was also spray paint- reported injured according to Michael Bohdan, com- by the XJ.S. Department of Housing Cats will be Immunized between 9 As of September 1991, there hurt but police said it caught them munity development director. and Urban Development Income and 10:30 am., and dogs will be have been a.total of 1,247 rabid rii by surprise. Similar programs in the past sev- requirements are $26,000 or less for Immunized between 11 am. andanimals documented in the state; Several fines were levied and Boffa after he was charged with eral years have been so successful a one-person household, $30,400 noon. ' ' the vast majority have been rac- penalties imposed during recent possession of a hypodermic needle. for two people, $34,200 for three, Animals must be leashed, re- coons and skunks. To date Cran- that additional grants were made $38,000 for four, $41,050 for five, News machines Go AWAY! municipal court proceedings before No plea was entered but Mr. Souza available, Mr. Bohdan said. strained and accompanied by an ford has had six documented cases THE ACADEMY Judge William Boffa Jr. $44,100 for six, $47,100 for seven, was ordered to pay a total of $595 Eligible applicants are invited to and $50,150 for eight or more. adult The health department rec- of rabies in raccoons and none in reported stolen Garfield's Sports Lounge and in fees and court costs. He was ar- participate. The federal program ommends cats be leashed (harness domestic pets. of Residents interested in partici- *5 Two newspaper vending ma- LAS VEGAS Restaurant, 501 North Ave., plead- rested Aug. 2 by Officer Thomas underwrites 70 percent of the re- type preferred) and kept in cat carri- In September 1.991, all cats in chines were reported stolen Sun- ed guilty to a borough ordinance pating or who know someone who ers during the clinic. Mericle. placement, cost of deteriorated pri- may be eligible are asked to call Cranford were required to be' li- day from the South Avenue train Westfield, Cranford and Scotch Plains prohibiting advertising, balloons, mary sidewalks and driveway The New Jersey State Depart- censed and Immunized against ra- station depot 2 nights Jeanette Vella at the township's invites all parents to an and banners from appearing over a aprons. Homeowners pay the re-Department of Community Devel- ment of Health is recommending all . bies. Cats must be seven months Investigators said the machines from $289 business or residence and was mainder. opment, 709-7294, or stop at the of- domestic. dogs and cats be vac- of age or possess a set of perma- were taken sometime between 9 fined a total of $225. Because funds are limited, Bo- fice, 45 South Ave. W, frpm 8:30 cinated in_order to protect residents nent teeth, and have proof of cur- a.m. Saturday and 10 pjn. Sunday, OPEN HOUSE Investigators said the restaurant Garwood hdan urges applicants to apply ajn. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays. and pets from the fatal disease. rent rabies vaccination ~ to be li- when they were reported stolen by had originally intended to chal- Since November 1989, the rabies censed by the Cranford Police De- Anthony Cocuzza of the vending COLORADO SKI lenge the constitutionality of the epidemic in animals has spread partment Records Bureau. machine company News Express. at the Westfield location on 3 nights law, stating it prohibited the first A South Plainfield woman plead- The machines, valued at $350 amendment right to free speech. 'Heartsaver' course offered at hospital each, were located on the south ed guilty to writing five bad checks from $559 The Christopher Academy November 14, 1991 Police said a complaint was totalling $755.52 to Kings Super- Rahway Hospital will offer a two- victim. side of the train station near the 510 Hillcrest Avenue, (off of North Ave.) Toll-free information service available ticket office, police said Police signed Sept 11 by Zoning En- market on five separate days last day Basic Level B Adult/Pediatric Rahway Hospital is an accredited aWesifleid, NJ 07090 #908-233-7447 at 10:00 AM forcement Officer Tony Peters, May! Heartsaver course on Thursday, Basic life Support Training Center Beginning Nov. 1, New Jersey swered in five minutes or less. were unable to determine the num- Nightline, a toll free after-hours ber of papers or the amount of who ism a balloon advertising the The woman, Mary I. Tierno of Nov. 14 and Thursday, Nov. 21,of the American Heart Association Jersey Nightline will provide cash taken. ST. THOMAS restaurant on top of the building. 210 Sprague Ave., was fined a total from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the hospi- New Jersey Affiliate, therefore, the ready reference will operate Mon- and fax service and is alsa.Vj 3 nights Separately, Francis Nickolas of $1,075 by Judge Boffa on a com- tal community room. A fee of $30 hospital is authorized to charge tu- day to Thursday from 9 p.m. to equipped* to receive questions from.~j Souza, 30, of Union was given a will be charged. ition fees for BLS training courses. midnight and Friday to Sunday hearing impaired callers through plaint signed July 22 by store man- These tuitions do not represent in- from $369 conditional discharge by Judge ager Daniel Schultz. Both sessions must be attended from 5 p.m. to midnight the use of a TTY machine. come to the American Heart As- Staffed by experienced profes- 150 residents to successfully complete the sociation or any of its components. The toll free number to Nightline v- course. A basic life support in- sional librarians, New Jersey is 1-800-922-2233. - Fees are charged by the hospital to Nightline will provide answers to go for blood Continental structor will teach the skills neces- cover costs incurred in offering the sary to perform cardiopulmonary program. questions on all subjects including screening Advertise resuscitation on the adult and pedi- health, business, consumer prod- Blood drive is scheduled Pre-registration is required. To ucts, companies, trivia, job seeking, The Cranford Health Depart- Prices nrc per pmon, double occupancy Includinn airfare, accommodations, ground in the Chronicle! atric victim in accordance with the register, call the Rahway Hospital The Cranford Elks Blood Drive ^^ iri,iisportnli()nt7)nd,Bpp^s><;n|urqs,.,Pjflce5 bawd on niidu-eek triuwl from Neu/nrll: Us American Heart Association stand- education and other factual in- will bejield Sunday, Nov. 17, at the- ment has ' announced that 150 Vu.j(,s: 1U2
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I wnnl io participate in THE I'lTNESS answer your questions, guide you to the right patterns, 1-800-242-02ir Amwell Avenue Warner Lambert, Inc., Morris Plains, NJ CHALLENGE to bcncln the Crohn \ Religion In brief Hit-and-run driver Adults sought Police blotter Schools to learn English sought by police St Paul's UGC Women's Circle day, "30 Discipleship Exercises" Literacy Volunteers of Union A 14-ycar-old Kenilworth girl was male occupants. invites the public to their Annual will be used. The meeting is pre- County is looking for adults 18 The following are some of the Street There were no injuries re- the victim of a hit and run driver The passenger side rearvicw mir- Bazaar and Chinese Auction on ceded by 30-miriutes of prayer and_ —-and over who wotdd like to calls made to Kcnilworth police ported. team how to speak Engfish. this week. last Thursday as she was attempt- ror and arm of the vehicle struck Saturday, Nov. 16, from 9 am. to 7 song and all are welcome to join. ing to cross Monroe Avenue near Oct31: the right side of the girl's head and jxm., in their fellowship hall at 213 The "Discipleship Exercises" will Ocl30: the high school. shoulder, police said. Center SL in Garwood. be repeated Sundays from 9:45 Each wiS be placed on a list Public works department work- to obtain a tutor. ers used a boom and pads to soak Nicholas Troiano of S. Michigan Investigators said the victim was She was taken .to Overlook Hos- Featured will be homemade am. to 10:45 am for adults. At the Avenue told police, that someone walking on the sidewalk parallel to pital for treatment and placed into same time, the "Radical Commit- Up an oil spill that was flowing in cakes, plants, jewelry, handmade Instruction is free. CaS 354- broke into his car at 7:26 p.m:,Monroe Avenue in front of the the custody of her mother, police ment" study will be provided for Morse Creek; near Market Street items for gift giving, Christmas 6060, ext 214 for specifics. The spill was reported at 11:34stoic his property and damaged high school cafeteria at 8:55 p.m. said. items, and white elephant A light youth and "Thank You Jesus" will A donation from the.Westtejd am. byJMikcjy'caver orRccon Sysc his car. when she stepped onto the street The j^rl_toldj>olicc the driver irh_ lunch will be served at low cost No be used for young children. Free Service League of a free cas- terns, Raritan. State DEP-oHlcials, and was^h1trby~a~brown, tan and tentionaTly swerved in her direc- ^frn'^fn is. charged. materials, all from the Billy Gra- sette and book read-atongs and the Board of Health antf county white pick-up truck carrying two tion; police are investigating, • • • Mr. Abbe, an employee of Daniel ham Evangelistic Association, will books wiH be given to students. agencies were notified. Qucllcn &. Co., 105 Sumncr Avc., « • • Garwood Presbyterian Church is be provided for each class. told police that while he was work- Registration open untcer service arc the week of Nov. providing many opportunities for The Rev. Gary Wetzel is preach- Michael Harding A N- 22nd Street resident told ing at the plant at 9:22 p.m. some- 18. To volunteer, call 245-0886. persons who attended the Billy ing a series.of six Sunday sermons one threw a pumpkin through a for food program is merit scholar fktltcc that her granddaughter was Graham Crusade in the Meadow- at 11 ajn. on "Basics of the Chris- bitten by a dog belonging to Fred company window. Dates are as follows for the No- Food distribution lands to go deeper into the study of tian Faith." Michael Harding of Garwood, Hafncr of N. 22nd Street The • * • vember registration for SHARE the Bible. All programs are open to every- Vail Deanei High School, is one Board of Health was notified and Asha Rani, an employee of Star food orders: Friday, Nov. 8, at the sTated for Nov. 18 Starting at 8 pjn. every Wednes- one regardless of church affiliation. of seven Union County resi- Officer John Zimmerman told Mr. of India Restaurant, 496 Boule- Community Methodist Church, The Welfare Department of Ke- THE GREAT PUMPKINS - Advanced ;irt students at dents who were awarded merit Hafncr about the borough's quar- vard, told police that a group of 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. November- -nihvorth will be distributing Kcnilworth Recreation's art program recently painted scholarships to Rutgers Univer- antine procedure. youths were knocking on the win- pick-up date for food orders is Sat- canned goods and food, collected pumpkins for the holiday. Shown here are, standing, sity. He is among 113 New Jer- • * • dow at 9:41 p.m. and threatened to urday, Nov. 23, from 9 to 10 a.m. at by the Boy Scouts from the fami- instructor Janet Murphy, and students Lucia Carbojal, sey and 22 out-of-state stu- the Civil Defense Building on Swarms of juvenile sightings beat her up. When police arrived lies in Kcnilworth, to low-income 11, and Robert Pasquali. 10. Seated arc Judy Murphy, dents chosenfor seve n catego- were reported between 9:03 andthey found that eggs an.d a pump- North 14th St, Kcnilworth. Clubs families, people on Welfare, those 12, Stephanie Peters, 12. and Alexis Krihak, 12. ries of merit awards this fafl. 10:39 p.m. kin were thrown at the restaurant Since this program is not gov- who are on free or reduced lunch- Police received reports of juve- but there was no damage. ernment sponsored, any adult may es, and people in nccd^ on Monday, Knights sponsor niles causing disturbances on N. • • • enroll regardless of financial status. Nov. 18, from -3 to 7^ p.m. at the Haddix attends leadership conference Garwood Public Celebration The Father McVeigh Council No. Families with growing children arc 20th and N. 21st streets, near the A homeless woman called police Civil Defense building on 14th Vicki Haddix of Kenilwoilh attended the National Young Leaders Committee requests that all oJrders 4186 Knights of Columbus in Ken- sing-along Boulevard. encouraged to share the food plan. Street across from the baseball Conference in Washington, D.C., from Oct. 29 to Nov. 3. The Garwood Knights of Co- at 10:24 p.m. from a Boulevard pay Community service of two hours for luminary candles should be ilworth will hold its annual Testi- A Cranford woman told police phone asking for permission to field. Proof of residency is re- Selection is based on academic achievement, leadership and citi- lumbus sponsored a sing-along per month is the only requirement quired. For information call Pau- sent to block captains and all tally monial Dinner Dance honoring she was assaulted by five youths stay at the Holiday Inn. Welfare zenship. Nationwide, 350 high school students'were chosen lo ullend the contest on Friday night to raise after they threw eggs at her car on for the $13 food carton. lette Drogon at 27C-5802 on conference, which was sponsored by the Congressional Youth Leader- sheets should be sent to area cap- money for the needy people of Director Paulcttc Drogan was Past Grand Knight Jack Hamilton the Boulevard at N. 20th Street called for assistance. The next bagging dates for vol- Wednesdays from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. ship Council. Vicki is a junior at David Brcarlcy High School. tains. Candles and bags will be der the area. • • _ • on Saturday, Nov. 16. The festivi- Police said she was not injured • ••«•-•-••••. livered after Nov. 20. Sand will be Over 75 people gathered at ties begin with a cocktail hour at and that they arc investigating the available at the Little League field the Knights of Columbus Hall in attack. A 31-ycar-old Newark man was charged with attempting to bur- WESTFIELD AUTO WASH by Dec. 5. Call Barbara Fabre at 7:30 p.m. and will run to 1 am Garwood for the Karaoke sing- An employee of Opacity Funeral AT&T along. Each participant and glarize a S. alst Street business. 789-2131 or Anne Leonard at 789- Music is by the Good Time Revue. Home, 48 N. 21st St. reported a guest made a donation of $20 The man, identified as Sherman 0670. Tickets are $25 per person. Call group of juveniles had attempted to pay for food and the cash to break into the funeral home at Lee, was arrested by Officer Mark Mike Allen at 709-0370. prizes. Proceeds from the event 9:36 p.m. but were gone when po- David, who responded to an alarm Wants To Serve are going to the Knights of Co- lice arrived. at 11^53 p.m. from Lcwmar Paper, lumbus Holiday Food Drive, 251 S. 31st St He was charged with Your Long Distance, which benefits the hungry and A Faitoute Avenue resident told „ DIANE MATRERO/THE CHRONICLE Nov. 15 deadline is set police a group of juveniles were attempted burglary, criminal mis- International, 800 & a Carolynn Schmld dressed as a bunny in a basket Behind her Is Lisa Puszkar, dressed as needy of Cranford and Gar- ringing doorbells at 10:17 p.m. Of- chief for breaking a window, crim- Now Jersey's Finest! KIDS EAT :FREE baby with bottle. Taken at Garwood Halloween Parade. wood. ficer Zimmerman told ap- inal trespass and possession of Calling Card Needs! to register for Spain trip proximately seven youths that Hal- burglary tools (a screwdriver and Call your local V 7 Days A Week I "I havent tallied the ex- crowbar). A Nov. 15 deadline has been set the Epiphany, loween was over. Account Manager 339 W. BROAD ST.. WESTFIELD, N.J. Kids receive a FREE Spaglielli & Meatball for persons wanting to travel to penses or. the money raised Police also charged him with re- Dinner with the purchase of any regular dinner yet" said Doug Chapman, or- A S. 22nd Street resident told 908-232-4114 [alloween costume winners are announced Spain with a Union County College To participate, registrants must police that eggs were thrown at ceiving stolen property because CHRISTINA SINAI by an adult. One child per adult/ages 3-12. ganizer of the event "But, I Nol valid on l.iUc-ouls The Garwood lions dub an-Dellugos, feiry godmother. Funni- Most Scary — Rickey McCarrick, group from Jan. 2 to 11 as part of a enroll in the course, which pro- her house at 10:39 p.m. by a group the car he used to drive to Lew- OO reg.«6» nounced the winners of the Hal- est — Katie Reynolds, Little Bo three-credit course, "Spain: Its^Cul- vides a comprehensive survey of would say that the event was a mar was allegedly stolen. 908-603-4807 Mexican person; Most Original — success." of juveniles. OFF ANY CAR 1 North. 21st Street KcnUworUi Costume Contest held at Peep; Cutest — Peter Russo, sun; ture and Its People." Spanish culture and civilization, in- * * * Cuifonl promotional oHors avallnblo Call Carolyn Schmid, Easter basket; ( Mr. Lcc was in Union County tor moro Information or lo arrango on on- i School last week Most Original — Brett McDon- cluding geographic, historical, so- WASH WITH THIS AD The public is welcome to sign up Of the approximately 25 con- Firemen extinguished a leaf fire prison pending $5,000 bail, police sito visit. 2 272-9828 Best Character — Chrissy DeStefa- cial, and economic factors. Par- Infant to one yean Prettiest — ough, dinosaur. OP Maplcwood Avenue and N. 7th said. FRBSEnpiios 11/17/91 NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER Of FtH no, Refrigerator Perry. for the course, which culminates ticipants may audit the course, testants In the eing-aiong, Joseph Kania, bunny; Funniest — • Seven to eight years: Prettiest with a customized trip to Madrid Michael Accardi netted $75 as • Eleven and up: Prettiest — where they attend classes on a pre- Christine Yutz, bunny in a basket; — April Sherman, daisy; Funniest with side trips to Toledo, El Esco- arranged basis, but do not submit the top singer. Cutest — FranJtie jhepnan; Nina Pacchia, Cleopatra, and Kris- rial andTRe Valley of the Eallen, the requif ed~work,' thereby no? Jonafhan Gmhjun, tehiJKeller, girl pirate; Funniest — and Segovia.. Highlights will be a earning credit. • -.'• ••V.' Wolski, baby chicken. Original —...Anthony Bunisch, clown; Most visit to one of two remaining EUT • Two to 'four years: Prettiest — "footballs Jgest Character, ropeari tapestry factories and Seats are limited. Call Professor —MaHety Fcigcnbatimr'httlandaiicei'; •Sirak, Captain Hoofeand. "watching a holiday parade ui Jviad- Helene Koholt-Moeri at 709=7579 or" Funniest — Daniel Johnson, April Sirak, Peter Pan, Reaper; Most Original — Victor rid in celebration of the Feast of 709-7574. Christmas tree; Cutest — Jessica • Nine to 10: Prettiest — Stacie Burisch, recycled garbage, and Sheldrake, ladybug; Most Original Lipsett, Cleopatra, and Nicole Mal- Nancy Sherman, shower. " - Christopher Greet, snowman. colm, 1890's Lady, Funniest — • Five to six years: Prettiest — Dana Malcolm, old person, and ******************* f \ Melissa Graham, genie, and Krista 1 Danielle Malcome, old person; * Nim-NlfTY LOOK WHO'S flffl! 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Beanor "Penny" Brome could probably write a book about the 'I k^ the library iheiii&time^ Frank and Elena Piccini of Fairview announce the engagement of The greatest change Mrs. Brome has seen In her years in their daughter, Frances, to Rick Sonntag, son of Frederick and Maria time she has spent at her job. And in 17 years as library director, open and, best of ail, it was busy/ Cranford Is cooperation with other libraries. Now Cranford can she's certaiqly seen enough books to know a good story. Sonntag of Cranford borrow from nearby libraries. Statewide delivery service, computer Ms. Piccini is a graduate of New York University and is employed by In December, Mrs. Brome will hand over the reins of library •. ' ; ——-— access and faxes have increased communication between libraries the Bessemer Trust Company in Woodbridge. director to John Malar, babies, parents and seniors. After one look at Cranford Library, Mrs. Brome and changed the availability, of materials tremendously. The latest boon to Her fiance is a graduate of Montclair State College and is employed by Through the years there were many times Mrs. Brome Wondered if she went right home and typed a letter of application, ' . . patrons is the New Jersey NighUlne. a reference service available until mid- ABB Simeonjn Bloomfield. would attain all she hoped for — that's a side of Mrs. Brome few people saw. Was anything different back then? Despite changes, the basic "wonderful night at 1-800-922-2233. . • A June wedding is planned. But she never gave up. It was this determination that sparked the Incentive to thing about libraries is that they don't change," she said. Computers and Reference services of the 1990s have gone beyond the capabilities of the pursue goals and enable Cranford Library to be even better than it was when videos make it easier, but the "bedrock value of the library remains the same 1970's, with Cranford now able to have direct phone connections to larger she came aboard as jibrary directrx , — the books are here, and the choices are all yours," she said, indicating her libraries In order to assist patrons with reference material. The changes in technology camdo more for the public now, thanks to cooperation between "I loved the library the first time I saw it in 1974," said Mrs. Brome, her eyes zest to achieve goals In Cranford were fueled not only by her love of books sparkling with the memory of visiting the township library after seeing an ad in but her desire to leave the library "safe." libraries. Books and articles are delivered daily or faxed from all over New Jersey and other states. Cranford citizens can borrow books from other 1 the newspaper. The trip to Cranford and one look at the library helped make Among those safety features were a book security system, automated up her mind about applying for the Job. communities and return them either there or in Cranford. circulation, and expanded parking lotto maintain room for future expansion. How did these bonuses occur? Smiling modestly, but beaming at her "It was light and open and best of all, it was busy," she said. Back then As of this year Mrs. Brome checked these items off her wish list As for other achievement for the library, she admits she worked hard for this expanded Mrs. Brome was librarian and head of the library science department at goals — public computer access, adding videos, art prints, puppets, compact cooperation,through the Union County Library Directors group and the state- Caldwell College, where the library was "silent as a tomb and about as well discs and audio cassettes — Mrs. Brome smiles with pride, for these, too, wide network system. She is also on the Library Network Review Board, which have been achieved. As for the goals of providing Cranford with books both used." She longed to be associated with a library brimming with children, advises the state librarian, and on the executive board of one of the six state regional networks (UNX). When she was president of the N.J. Library Associa- tion In 1984-85, the law establishing the network was passed. What stands out in Mrs. Brome's memories? The year repairs to windows and the roof sent library personnel and contents to the township community JOHN MAFFEY and CHRISTINE KROCAK center, Methodist Church and the Jewish Community Center. She proudly attests to the fact the undertaking went rather well, "without losing a book or a customer" In the process. For the wife and mother, of three who went back to college "for the heck of It," Mrs. Brome has come a long way. Christine Carole engaged As for retirement and the good life, she is ready, "It is like graduating," she quipped, adding, "there are good people to take my place and I'm at the right age." . . to marry John Maffey Will, she miss the library? You bet, but-Mrs. Brorne knows she has, left Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Krocak of ceiving degrees in mechanical en- something behind, and that Is all she needs to know. Now she can rest, go to Eden Prairie, Minn., announce the gineering and liberal arts. She is Europe and enjqy her grandson, Danny, age 8. engagement of their daughter, currently employed as a sales rep- - Although it Is early morning at the library, the hustle and bustle has already Christine Carole, to John Francis resentative by Everest Medical in bejgun.^Bone are the days of stifling the voice that rose above a whisper. The -Maffey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Con- Savannah, Ga. stant Maffey of Cranford library is a fun place, a learning place, a place where babies toddle through DIANE and TIMOTHY KETTLER Mr. Maffey graduated from St. the children's room, special programs abound and smajl children lounge on The wedding will be held at Pax Michael's School, Seton Hall Prep, the floor reaping the rewards of reading. Qpe can laugh out loud at the library, Christi Catholic Church in Eden and from Rutgers University in ask any question and be assured the staff will endeavor to find out the Diane Marie Farrell married Prairie, Minn., on Nov. 30. 1988 with a degree in history. He is answer, or even check out a picture to hang on the wall at home and enjoy. Ms. Krocak graduated from the currently a first lieutenant in the It Is the library of the 1990s. Those who have worked with her can't help but University of Minnesota and the 1st Ranger Battalion, Savannah, think Penny Brome had a big hand In making the library what it is today. to Timothy Dean Kettler College of St Thomas in 1988, re- Ga. The wedding of Diane Marie Farrell and Timothy Dean Kettler took place Sept. 7, 1991, at Community United Methodist Church of Roselle Park. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Farrell of 707 Facts and figures Center St, Garwood, and the bridegroom is the son of Janet Coladonato Although Cranford's population has dropped from 26,000in the 1970s to its of Cranford and Ted Kettler of Paterson. Births current 24,000, circulation has gone up from 223,000 to 224,000. The number RICK SONNTAG and FRANCES PICCINI of books in the library has increased from 81,700 to 95,600, with almost 500 The Rev. Mr. John Painter officiated at the ceremony, which was followed by a reception at the Knights of Columbus Hall, Kenihvorth. books added each year. Diana Rose Paparozzi was born Hollingsworth of Cranford and The library accounts for 3.8 percent of the municipal budget. Janis Farrell of Cranford was maid of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids Sheri White, Joseph McMahon in Rahway Hospital oh Oct. 14,Michelle Phelps of Orlando, Fla., There are more than 550 dally visits to the library, more than 800 books were Stacy Fedder and Caryn Simmons, both of Cranford, and Faith 1991. She is the daughter of Mario and Robert Phelps of Jacksonville, circulated daily and more than 150 reference questions answered daily. Farrell of Colonia, the bride's sister-in-law. to wed in February 1992 and Judi Paparozzi of 116 Mohawk Fla. In one year, that works out to about 14(J,000 visits to the library, about Drive, Cranford She weighed 9 lb.- •• * • * 225,000 books circulated, and about 29,000 reference questions answered. Add Guido Coladonato of South Plainfield was best man_for his brother. Raymond White of Cranford and Carol White of Lambertville an- Ushers were Ted Kettler'of Point PleasantandChristopher Coladonato 1 oz. and measured 21 inches. She Mr. and Mrs. James Babos an- to this theavailabilrtyofrnpre-thanQObooksiand activity programs for children^ nounce the engagement of their daughter, Sheri White, to Joseph Micha- joins a brother, Mario, who is 18 nounce the birth of their daughter, . The library prdvides pifflgtatniSiln literacy .volunteer, training,tax assistance for. of Cranford, the bridegroom's brotheESi> and BaveOFacrelLof Cranford, the el McMahon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McMahon of Cranford. ; ii months. Kristina Rose, born Oct. 28, 199 \, senior citizens and hospice care In Union County. There are programs on jazz, bride's brother. ' •••.;•'. - .,.•,..... The future bride is a 1983 graduate of Cranford High School and 1987 v in< Scottsdale. Memorial Hospital, rare books, western music, wills and estate planning, writing and oil painting. gradiinte of Douglass College. :_:—. , , _ ~Scottsdale;"Ariz. She joins"a sister mere are also art shows and craft fairs. For children there are story I "~ —The bride graduated flow Cranfurd High Seliool iir 1982 ~argl''her Jirst LT. ulordon arid Catherine lours, husbandf in 1979. They are employed by the Cranford Post Office, where She is employed by Paine Webber in New York City as a research Phelps of Friedberg, Germany, an- Kimberley, 25 months. activity programs and summer reading programs. Mrs. Kettler, who attended Union County College, is a mail clerk and Mr. associate. - - . . nounce the birth of their first child, Maternal grandparents are Mr. Penny Brome will retire as library director, after 17 years, In December. DIANE MATFLERDmHE CHRONICLE -CHERYL MOULTON HEltL Kettler is a mail carrier. Mr. McMahon, a 1982 graduate of Cranford High School and a 1986 Gordon Edward Robert, on Sept and Mrs. Philip Doyle of Scotch graduate of Villanova University, is employed by Prudential Properly Co. 26, 1991, at Frankfurt. Am Hochst Plains, Paternal grandparents are The couple, who went to Florida on their honeymoon, reside at 13 in Newark as a real estate analyst in Frankfurt, Germany. Grandpar- Mr. and Mrs. William Babos of Grove St. A February 1992 wedding is planned. ents are Edward and Gerda Cranford. Clubs Diabetic Care Products WE PROVIDE A FULL RANGE OF Customs inspector League to hold ing Cranford residents who are Birdseed available Entertainment books EYE to speak at breakfast homeless or in danger of becoming Ms. Person to speak SUTiRISE HOUSE annual garage sale homeless because of a crisis. throughout the winter to aid Hadassah Renny Irizary, senior inspector The Cranford League of Women at College Club Dedicated To The Treatment CARE SERVICES. for the U.S. Customs Service, will Voters will sponsor its annual ga- Crane's Ford Chapter, Daughters Roselle-Cranford Hadassah is Downtown Manager Marta Pcr- be the guest speaker at the annual rage snlR Friday-and-Saturday, Kean Choir to pprfnrm now selling Entertainment '92 son will spr-nlr at. MnnHay's meet- • Of The "Books. There are three Northern UiTTflan Gllckman Veterans Day breakfast on Sunday. Nov. 15 and 16, at 3 Shetland Dr. continue to sell all types of bird- ing of the College Women's Club of Chemically Dependent & Their Families yuletide concert Dec. 13 New Jersey, and two Central Jer- Cranford at 7:45 p.m. in the Youth Call 276-7764 to donate items or for seed through the winter. Proceeds Announce The- Opening Of Our... Optometrist The breakfast has been spon- more information. On Friday, Dec. 13 at 8 p.m., the sey editions. Center of the First Presbyterian sored by Cranford's Veterans of Kean College Choir, under the di- from the fund raiser will support Church. Ms. Person, a native of State DAR holds Entertainment '92 provides dis- • Comprahonslva Eye b-xams for Adults & Children Foreign Wars Post for the past 37 rection of Stephen AUcock, will several DAR-related schools and Cranford, will discuss the Special Somerville Outpatient Programs counts of up to 50 percent for res- Improvement District and mar- • A Full Selection of Eyewear years to honor all veterans for their centennial gala one Indian college in Oklahoma. From Budget to Designer Frames present a concert titled "Yuletide taurants, entertainment, sports, va- keting strategies for 1992. O Assessments O Intensive Outpatient • Glucometer 3 • One Touch II service in war and peace. The New Jersey State Society of Choruses and Arias" in the Wilkins Scholarships are awarded at the cations, museums, stores, Jersey • All Types o( Contact Lenses Expertly Fitted the National Society Daughters of end of each school year. Call Mavis shore attractions and Continental Program chairwoman is Sally • Accu-Check III • Tracer II Dally Wear, Extended Wear, Gas Pormeablo, Astigmatic, Bllocal & Dlsposablo Theatre on the Union campus of Harrington. Barbara Arthur and • Wo accept Medicare Asslgnmants The ladies from the Post Auxil- the American Revolution held a Kean College. The choir includes Serafin, 276-7382 or Marion Bon- airlines. The cost is $35 and pro- O Early Intervention O Relapse Prevention State Centennial Celebration Gala ceeds go to Hadassah Medical Or- committee are in charge of refresh- iary will prepare and serve a com- Sandra Cerillo of Garwood. nell, 276-5228. Eyewear personally fitted by Dr. Gllckman plete breakfast prior to the pro- at the Somerset Hilton in Somerset ganization. To order, call Ann ments. For membership infor- mation1, call Carolyn Dittmar at O Family Program gram. Following the breakfast on Oct 28. The evening banquet Smith at 272-8772. Clark Drugs and Surgical wreaths will be placed in remem- featured the history and highlights 276-7909. CRANFORD brance of those veterans who died of the first 100 years. The NJf. 60 Westfield Ave., Clark • 381-7100 Past Commander Tim Komer is State Society was organized on Call In Lafayette Call In Somerville EYE CARE Call (908) 276-0200 the chairman. April 15,1891. Presiding was Mrs. 201-383-6300 908-707-1010 Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Edward Molteni, state regent of Seniors David Markowitz B.S.R.P. Ert. 1962 23 North Avanua West Cranford (near Cranford th«abt) Thurs. til 8 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. On Monday evening Cranford's New Jersey. Those attending from American Legion Post will host a Crane's Ford Chapter, Cranford, were Mrs. Sigmund Serafin, Mrs. dinner at the Westwood in Gar- Senior members mark another to the Paramount Hotel writer who now resides in the U.S. peppers or hot dogs will be served. wood in observance of Veterans Donald Widdows, Miss Marion Jan. 13 to 17. They are open toth e Bonnell and Mrs. Robert Sutton. November birthdays Beverages and dessert also may be Day. public. Call Nat Amsterdam at 276- Meetings scheduled purchased. The public is invited. Holiday home tour Monday Senior Citizens' Club 6178. Admission is free. I P WEIGHT MAINTENANCE IS LESTER B. BURMAN, D.D.S., P.A. Four Seasons workshop has nine members celebrating The Current Affairs Department for Thursday Club On Friday, Nov. 15, John Jacob- \Ql THE KEY TO PERMANENT Everything you need for a Beautiful Wedding , for holiday gifts to be held Dec. 8 birthdays at the Nov. 18 meeting. of the Wednesday Morning Club of The Cranford Thursday Senior They are Ruth Belles, Florence sen will discuss "World of Words." U DIETARY SUCCESS! '• Four Seasons Garden Club will The GFWC Cranford Junior Cranford will meet Tuesday at the Club announces programs for the Woman's Club House tour, "Home Dow, Irene Doyle, Lillian Hobbs, home of Peggy Conover, 4 Cornell month of November: A representative of N.J. Bell will Yes! Everyone dreams of rapid • hold their monthly meeting at the Marion Kenny, Meta McLaughlin, Road, at 1 p.m. The country of Sri present "Tales of N.J." on Friday, weight toss, but those pounds quickly dentistry for the Holidays," has been set for come back due to old habits. La, J home of Gisela Knoepfel on Tues- Edith Schirmer, Stasia Schmidt • Today: monthly business Nov. 22. There will be no meeting Doc. 8. Four homes on the tour will Lanka, formerly Ceylon, is the meeting. • day at 8 p.m. Last month's meeting and Anna Verdi. Hostesses are topic to be discussed. Peggy re- on Friday, Nov. 29. BP Programs include: The Joy of ; was changed to Loretta Reilly's be decorated with wreaths, center- Carrying a large selec pieces and holiday greenery by the Edith and YuMko Hanseiman. A cently returned from a trip there • Sunday: trip to Hilton Head. Members who will be observing Eating, Losing, and Maintaining Your tlon ol Bridal Gowns to This Space < home due to Max Knoepfel's visi- program on "Living Wills" by Ed- • Thursday, Nov. 14: Cranford Weight For the Rest Of Your Life. ull every price range. > tors from Germany. Green Thumb Garden Club, the and will share her experiences, im- a birthday in November are Gladys Dig and Delve Garden Club, and ward Hobbie will follow the party. pressions and memorabilia. High School Madrigal Singers. Koester, Marion Flath, Tony Craig, We Teach You lo: A REVOLUTIONARY TECHNIQUE • Make Good Food Choices Waiting for the Garden Club of Cranford. A bus trip to see Radio City To continue the study of black Birthdays to be celebrated are Jack Lutkenhouse, Louise O'Cono' • The dental laser technique vaporizes 35 Alden SI. ; The club will hold a Veteran's • Modify Behavior and Prevent Relapses. Christmas show is planned for artists in music, the Music Depart- Ruth Oemcki, Bob Bishe, Elvira Joe Daly, Dot Van De Water, Mary' unhealthy gums leaving healthy tissue intact. • Cranford, NJ ; Hospital workshop when they will Green Thumb will sell decora- • Stop YO-YO Meting 201-276-2299 Wednesday, Dec. 4, leaving at 10:30 ment will meet at the home of Peg Eliott, Clem Zavila, Anastasia Polidoro, Camille DiFabio, Pete • Dental lasers deliver a precision beam of : make pressed flower bookmarks tions and wreaths at the Holiday Ruff, 100 Belmont Ave., on Henn, Mary Goscibsky and Ted Madorma, Ann Nardone, Edith Ap- • Build a Lifetime Plan of Healthy Eating Your Ad . for holiday distribution. Boutique from 1 to 5 p.m. in Fel- a.m. from Miln Street Standby energy, virtually ending the need for only. Call Pat Dick, 233-6159. Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Terry KarczewskL pezato and Mary DePaola. 1 • Keep Your Ideal Weight For The Rest Of I OPEN EVENINGS Traditions topic lowship Hal] of the Calvary Luth- Hume will report on the life and loin Your Life. ' anesthesia. Tuea & Thura eran Church. The Juniors will have The club's Christmas party will success of Sara Vaughn in con- BP WEIGHT CONTROL PROGRAMS are • Dental laser vaporizes tooth decay, gingerbread house kits and cook- be Thursday, Dec. 5, nt noon at the Holiday Craft Fair of Garden Club temporary music and illustrate Winners announced highly effective and medically approved. desensitizes teeth and may be used for routine Mrs. M"Li2 Parkhurst will host- books, as well as refreshments. Westwood. The Westfield Old with her recordings. Eleanor at Community Center 8-16 week programs designed to meet Musicians and singers will carol at Guard's Merry Men will entertain. in bridge tournament FOR THE cleanings. ess the Monday meeting of the Woods will review the life of the The Cranford Friday Senior Citi- your special needs. Garden Club of Cranford. The fea- the homes and Fellowship Hall. Winners of the bridge tourna- • Use of the dental laser has been approved by Seniors interested in member- famed contralto, Marion Anderson, zens' Club will hold its Holiday ment held Thursday, Oct. 24, at the CALL FOR A tured speaker is Mrs. Robert Ap- The tour from 1 to 5 p.m. will ship information may call 709-7283. and offer examples of her re- Craft Fair at the Cranford Com- REST OF FREE CONSULTATION TODAY. the FDA (Federal Drug Administration). To Advertise Here plegate, who will talk about Community Center in the order of conclude with the raffle of a Victo- nowned singing. Sue Chandler is munity Center on Bloomingdale finish are: afternoon session Ken Pertonatixed individual and "Christmas Traditions." Mrs. rian doll house at 5:30 p.m. co-hostess. Avenue on Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 YOUR LIFE group counseling available. HOURS BY APPOINTMENT: DAILY, EVENINGS AND SATURDAYS Please Call: Eleanor Woods will serve as tea Wednesday Seniors to Iversen, Edith Marek, Fred Ahr, Tour tickets will be available Fri- The Literature Department will p.m. Ronnie Senk; morning session, Es- chairman assisted by Miss Marion day at selected downtown stores. visit Ellis Island site meet Thursday, Nov. 14, at 1 p.m. 908-889-7272 LESTER B. BURMAN, D.D.S., PA. Vosseler and Mrs. Peg Mueller. The fair will feature handcrafted ther Tarler, Charming Rudd, Eileen Proceeds will go to Project Home The Wednesday Senior Citizens at the home of Marjory Cook, 105 items, home-baked goods, candies, Armstrong and Albert Tarler.- Annette of Cranford, an organization assist Club is traveling to Ellis Island to- Cranford Ave. Margaret Coe will Barbara A. Potashkin, MS (908) 245-1745 plants and a "white elephant" Senior citizens are invited to par- mtitiatt/NutritianisI 306 Chestnut Street morrow. Future trips include one present a study on the works of table. A hot luncheon plate of to the Taj Mahal on Nov. 26 and Brian Moore, a Canadian, Irish ticipate in the weekly matches held " DltUry Mau#«ttcnl wllli Conocnuxl Counseling Roselle Park, New Jersey 07204 231-6689 meatball sandwiches, sausnge and Thursdays. 346 &>uth Ave., Fanwood. NJ. 07023 -Cranford Chronicle- •r~": A-10 Community Life November?. 1991 Community Life A-11 ~ Several Cranford residents cast in 'Me and My Girl' Religion Several Cranford residents are one-fifth of the cast, with perform- her stage debut CHS graduate. Showtimes are 8 Obituaries kicking up their heels in the Union ances by Bernadette Matten, a_ The choreographer is CHS grad- p.nLJEridayand-Saturdayy Nov-15 sophomore atCranford High uate and winner of a Cranford and 16, and 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. production of Me and My (M,School; and Timothy Fiorello, Dramatic Club scholarship, Alison- JJl-JQSkcts range from $10 to _ Churchy role in healing annual book sale Sunday from 9 which runs Friday, Saturday and Mary Brunton and Peggy Dufry, all Brunton Dooley, who lives in Gar-"$17.50, with-v half-price tickets *" am, to 330 pjn. Many categories Sunday, Nov. 15, 16 and 17 at the CHS alumni Johanna Watson, a wood with husband Mike, a mem- available for senior citizens and v Charles McMaster, 82 Kevin -M. Beirjie, 60 Helen A. Fahriqn, 70 Sunday sermon topic of books will be sold at bargain Union County Arts Center. 33-year resident of Cranford and ber of the cast The technical di- students at the door for Sunday's * The Rev. Mr. Timothy Preta of prices. Proceeds will benefit the li- Cranford residents represent former PTA president, is1 making rector is Richard Watson, also a matinee. Reservations can be Lived in Cranford for 40 years Highly-decorated Korean' War veteran Served as a WAC in World War II Osceola Presbyterian Church has brary. made at the bojc office, 499-8227. T of Mountainside; her mother, Eliza- chosen "The Church is a Place of Charles McMaster, died Oct 30, Surviving are his wife of his wife Kevin M. Beirae, 60, of Cranford, City for over 10 years, and more Helen A. (Zusdk) Pahripn of Bible study series 1991, at Muhlenberg Regional 51 years, Ann Paola McMaster, for- died Oct 19,1991, after a long bout recently for Teledyne Aerospace. Cranford died Thursday, Oct 31,beth Zusdk of Fairview Park, Healing" as the theme for his ser- Medical Center in Plainfield. He merly of Middlesex; two daughters, with cancer. , 1991, at home after a long illness. Ohio; two sisters, Ann Zusdk of mon on Sunday. takes place Wednesdays Surviving is rus wife, Margaret; a Onion Count); Places Of Mlorsljtp was 82. Carol Torgeson of Cranford and Mr. Beirne was born in Edge- Shewas70. Cranbury and Elizabeth Neglia of Sunday school is held at 8:45 The public is invited to join Janet Wenzel of Washington Town- son, Thomas, at home; a daughter, Bom in Crucible, Pa, she moved Union; two brothers, John of Fair- am., adult classes at 9 am. and |J7 worthstown, County Longford, Ire- Susan' Myers of New Brunswick? members of Cranford United Meth- Mr. McMaster was born in Scot- ship; a sister, Janet Mazdi of land. He joined the U.S. Army in to Staten Island in 1950 and toview, Ohio, and Edward of Oak- morning worship at 10 a.m. Wor- land, and lived in Cranford for Scotch Plains; three brothers, Ber- three brothers, Michael, James and land, Calif.; and two grandsons. odist Church in an eight-week SCOTCH PLAINS 1952 and served in Korea and Cranford 27 years ago. She served ship service is followed by a fel- Bible study covering the Old and GRACE St. Paul's The V- more than 40 years. nard and John; both of Florida, and John, all in Ireland; three sisters, as a Master Sergeant in the WAC A Mass of Christian Burial was lowship hour and Junior Choir be- CHRISTIAN CHURCH Garwood Japan, where he was awarded four Bridget Reynolds, Rosie Farrell, New Testaments. It takes place & United Church of Christ Hugh of Bayohne; four grand- service medals and a bronze star. during World War EL held Nov. 2. '. gins at 11:15 am. Presbyterian He was a former employee of Kathleen Mulholland, all in Ire- each Wednesday from 7:30 to 9 1800 Raritan Rd.. Scotch Plains 213 Center St. daughters; and one great- PEACE Church Alcoa in Garwood and had been granddaughter. A graduate of Rutgers Univer- land; and three grandchildren. She was a communicant of St Arrangements were by Dooley A look at Russia pan. (By Union Co. College) Michael Church in Cranford, and Garwood retired for many years. He was a sity, Mr. Beirne was a Quality Con- Funeral Home, 218 North Ave., The Old Testament study in- . FELLOWSHIP 341 Spruce Avenue an avid bridge player. during Adult Forum member of the Old Guard in Plain- A memorial Mass will be held trol Engineer and worked for A Requiem Mass was offered on Cranford. dudes a comparison of world and 889-1690 789-1285 Garwood, N.J. 07027 field and the Wednesday Seniors of Saturday, Nov. 9, at 10:30 am, at Montgomery Ward in New York Oct 22, following a private service. Her husband, John F., died in Donations may be made in Mrs. "Reflectidns on Russia" will be Biblical history, a familiarization 950 RARTTAN ROAD St Michael Church in Cranford'l 1979. CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY 07016 Gary Wotzcl. Pastor Cranford. Fahrion's memory to the American the topic at the Adult Forum at the with Biblical locales and events (201)276-8740 Rev. Frederick Rogers She is survived by a son, Michael Cancer Society. First Presbyterian Church Sunday, Minister Doug McCiillcy and their relation to modern times, Puton DCM U Virjinu Knudjen Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. from 9:30 to 10:30 am. Robert Worship and Sunday School 50 and a comparison of the Christian Sunday School 9:30 AM Sunday- 10:00 A.M. Worship Worship Service'- 11:00 a.m. Eileen Kovacs, Olds, a science teacher from Rah- Bible with the Hebrew Bible. Sunday Worship 10:30 AM 9:30 A.M. way, will share his experiences Wednesday - 7:30 P.M. Teaching Child Care Available Prayer Power With Praise Charles T. Stahl, 83 Pauline A, Butler The New Testament study will Service - 7:30 P.M. Lifelong resident of Kenilworth from a trip to Russia last summer feature Jesus' teachings, particu- Eileen Kovacs of Kenilworth Elizabeth. Retired from Elizabeth Shirt Co. before the attempted coup. y larly the Sermon on the Mount, Retired elementary school custodian died Oct 29, 1991, at Overlook Ms. Kovacs is survived by her KENILWORTH Raritan Road Your children will learn of God's CALVARY Services were held Saturday for of its Rosary Society. She also was Book Sale Sunday and Paul's Epistles, concentrating love ancLflaln a biblical foundation Charles T. Stahl of Kenilworth Isabelle; a sister, Mariam Hamilton Hospital, Summit She was 50. sister, Lorraine Kovacs of Ken- Ju LUTHERAN CHURCH of Kerulvvorth; a brother, George Pauline A. Hayeck Butler, who a member of Golden Age and 60- on the Letter to the Romans. GOSPEL CHAPEL Baptist Church for life's decisions In our Sunday died Oct 31, 1991, in Overlook ilworth. ; at Temple Beth-El Newark Ave. & 23rd St., Kenilworth School. Hospital, Summit. He was 83. Stahl of' Houston, Texas; three Born in Kenilworth, Ms. Kovacs A private funeral service was died Oct 29,1991, at Union Hospi- Plus clubs. Ken Kaiser, a certified lay speak- 611 Raritan Road., Cranford 108 Eastman St., Cranford nieces and one nephew. was a lifelong resident Prior to her held at Graceland Memorial Park tal after a brief illness. Temple Beth-El library, at 338 er of United Methodist Church, is 908-272-6131 276-2418 Walnut Ave., will sponsor its ninth Sunday Sofvieoa: (Adjacent to the Dfiys Inn) Bom in Newark, Mr. Stahl lived retirement, she was employed as a under the direction of Opacity Fu- Mrs. Butler was born in Brook- Surviving are her husband, Tho- leading the study. Call 276-0936. t ThoRw.C. Paul Strockblne, D.D., Pastor in Kenilworth for 49 years. Prior to directory assistance operator of 11 AM - Family Bible Hour and flu Rev. Chiistirte Regan, Assist Pastor I The funeral service was held on neral Home, 511 Washington Ave., lyn and lived in Cranford before mas; two sons, John of Cupertino, Sunday School For All Ages 272-7088 First his retirement in 1976, Mr. Stahl Saturday, Nov. 2, by the Rev. Jo-New Jersey Bell Telephone. Co. in Kenilworth. moving to Union 34 years ago. Calif., and Edward of St Peters- SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES was employed as a custodian with 7:00 PM — Evening Services Pastor Steve Nash seph Lombardi at the Opacity Fu- burg, Fla.; and two sisters, Juliet Wednesday, 7:30 PM -Prayer and Bible Study 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m the Deerfield School in Mountain- She/ was a supervisor at Eliza- Sunday Service SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL & neral Home, 511 Washington Ave., Popik and Evelyn Frankenberger, Special events are slated Friday, 7:00 PM - Youth Meeting Baptist side. He was a member of the beth Shirt Co. for 20 years before Friday Night Children's Club Sunday Schoo!-9:40 AM. ADULT FORUM Kenilworth. both of Cranford. 1 Evangel Baptist Church in Spring- Peter Trumpore, 53 retiring in 1952. 7-8:30 PM (Grade School Age) Sunday Worship-11 K» A.M. 9:45 a.m. field. at-town community center Call For More Information Wed. Evening Bible Study—7 P.M. A Congregation of the Evangelical Entombment was at Graceland Graduate of Cranford High School She was a communicant of Holy Arrangements were by Dooley Church Lutheran Church In America Mr. Stahl is survived by his wife, Memorial Park, Kenilworth. Spirit R.C. Church and a member Funeral Home, Cranford. Cranfond residents 60 years or gist (study of the history of words) Peter Newkirk Trumpore, a mar- older are welcome to attend the fol- 170 Elm Street member of Columbine. United will present "Fun With Words," SCOTCH PLAINS Redeemer Lutheran Church WetMleld, New Jersey 07090 lowing special activities scheduled keting consultant of littleton, Church: . " ".."•• 12:30 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH Clark and CowperthwaKa Place 233-2278 GREATER Colo., died Sept 3, 1991, at home. College teacher doing arts stint for November at the Cranford Com- • Tuesday, Nov. 19: "Walk For He is survived by his wifje; a 333 PARK AVE. SCOTCH PLAINS (2 Block. North of Lord «r>d Taylor) MT. ZION - UHC Laura Huey D'lEspies, 92 He was 53. Professor Alan Barwiolek of New nationally for his deaf comedy pro- munity Center, 200 Bloomlngdale the Health Of If through Holmdel Church School 9:00 AM daughter and son, Laura and Wil- 322-5487 W__tfteld, NJ Worship 10:30 AM "13 Johnson Avenue liam of Littleton, Colo.; his mother, York City, who teaches American ductions through CHALB, Inc., a Ave. For a complete listing of pro- Park, 9:30 am. . Cranford, NJ 07106 grams and sarylcss for senior cltf- Pastor James A. Brlx 232-1517 Or. Robert L Harvey, Pastor Formerly of Cranford, Garwood Mr. Trumpore was bom Nov. 19, Harriette Trumpore of Whiting; Sign Language Studies at Union two-man touring show which he • Wednesday, Nov. 20: Thanks- (908) 276-0830 1937, in Newark. On Oct 6, 1962, zens, call 709-7283. Mr. Charles L. Hutchison - Rev. Paul E. Krttsch, Pastor Services were held Friday for of the Singer 25- and 40-year clubs. and a brother, George of Branford, County College, has been ap- co-founded. He also has served as giving Social Dance Party, 1 p.m. Director ol Christian Education PASTOR: REV. CHARLIE W. BULLOCK Laura Huey D'Espies, who died he married Eve Van Vleck in Red Conn. • Friday: Bazaar and Boutique Refreshments. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Roger Borchln, D.C.E. pointed to serve a one-year term a board member of the New York Sunday Worship Service Oct 29, 1991, at Union Hospital Mrs. D'Espies was a member of Bank. Fair, 12:30 p.m. • Thursday, Nov. 21: A medley Worship 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship S»rvlc«s 8:30 and 11:00 AM J. Services were held Sept 6 at Col- Youth Mooting 7:00 p.m. 10 am Sunday School Trinity Episcopal Church and on the tftieater panel of the NewDeaf Theatre, Ltd. • Monday: Holiday. The center Sunday School and AduH Blbls Cl-M U:50 AM after a brief illness. She was 92. umbine United Church, littleton, of songs will be sung by the Madri- 11:30 am Morning Worship o Daughters of America Star Council Mr. Trumpore grew.up in Cran- York Couttcjl -Cranford Chronicle- -Cranford Chronicle- e> November 7; 1991 A-12 It's fun. Thereisa greatselection and good prices. The people are nice. DAVID C. WILE, DILLSBURG, PA Ifindind everything!need. Hike the larger quantitiesiantities..Jt saves time.® ® DIANN ROBERTS, ENOLA, PA Panthers Cougars drop rip Bears Johnson from MOW YOU CAN SHOP WHOLESALE! Roselle Park unbeaten ranks offensive line By BRIAN FLORCZAK TOECHRQNICLE , • • sparks upset As the novelty of winning games By BRIAN FLORCZAK o wears off, it's becoming apparent THE CHRONICLE that there is a pretty good football team residing at Cranford High ROSELLE PARK - In the School. game of trench warfare, Roselle Forget all that talk about the Park came loaded with plenty of CIA1B Cougars being fortunate to score ammunition last Friday night. one or two victories this falL Cran- Controlling the line of scrim- ford is now 3-3 after upsetting pre- mage against a David Brearley viously-undefeated Johnson Re- team which usually dominates gional of Clark last Saturday, and i upfront, the Panthers scored a the Cougars are in good shape to convincing 25-15 Mountain Val- end the^ campaign with a 5-4 ley Conference victory. record. The win upped the Panthers' Certainly, Cranford will be fa- record to 5-1 and all but as- vored to win its next two games sures them a berth in the up- against Newark East * Side and coming state playoffs. As (or Plainfield. And if coach Nick Brearley, the setback snapped)» Brown's squad plays to its ability, four-game Bears winning streak the Cougars will have achieved a and puts the Grizzlies playoffs winning season. chances in severe jeopardy. Routing Johnson Regional 28-16 In addition, the loss took last weekend, the Cougars never some of the momentum away let the Crusaders in the contest. from a Brearley tearri which had Daring Johnson Regional" to stop scored an important victory over its running game, the visitors New Providence the previous #ElliSiffiM)VEMBER 6 at liun. never could get a handle on Cran- weekend. ford's high-powered backCeld. "It wasn't as easy of a victory There it was, a sight for Cranford as the score indicates," said fans to behold. The Cougars, the Panthers' Head Coach John once-lowly Cougars, dictating how Wagner. "We won the game on ~ the game" should lDe~playea7TJsing~ - _ JOHN KEATING/THE-CHRGNICLC-- the tine~of- scrimmage and" we power football, the kind not seen at Cranford running back Ronnie Walker looks for positive yards during the Cougars' 28-16 upset of Johnson Regional. had some ball control drives Everyone's invited torjomf which made the difference." Memorial Field in a long time. The Cougars are now 3-3. Suddenly, the word pride is David Brearley (4-2) comes being associated with Cranford equipped with a potent offensive No qualifications. No restrictions and. football. line and a defensive front wall "It feels great to be 3-3," said which is usually tough to pen- Kupka wins county etrate. On Friday night, however, Cougars' "senior linebacker Brian it was the Panthers who dictated Thomas who suffered through how the game woufd be played. Membership saves you money at BJ's! Cranford's 0-9 campaign a year ago. "They (Johnson Regional) saw Sparked by Mark Carlson's gymnastics crown 115 yards rushing on 10 carries, that ,our record was 2-3 and they thought they would kick our butts, Roselle 'Park mixed a stalwart By BRIAN FLORCZAK goal, but I knew" Westfield was running game with a effective but we took it right to them. right next to us all of the way. THE CHRONICLE passing attack. The combination "Our offensive line did a great "Kim had a really nice day. She kept the Bears on their heels job all game. We knew we could Imagine shopping for your family in a huge From fresh produce and frozen lasagna to There were no great surprises at had been having problems with . (Please turn to page B-3) beat them arid after last year, this last Friday's Union County Gym- her vault throughout the entire two-acre warehouse! We don't have fancy tools and tires.jyou'11 findmosteverything you really feels great Not many people • nastics Tournamg^i/ Qniif displays but we will save you money. You'll need for your family and home. Come in blWtf inUis, but •w' i\ As expected, Scorch,, • Panwood easily defended'' ib Offense helps -find-aisle-after-aislc of top quality brand-name- -dating Bfs Grand Opening for food samples — Coach—Nick Brown's 'Cougars championship, scoring 105.7 points saw Tricia LaGrace score an 8.8 on trailed 9-7 early in the second to runner-up Cranford's 98.7. West- the vault; an 8.8 on the floor exer- merchandise stacked on pallets or metal and special product demonstrations. quarter, but the tone of this contest field was third with 98.4 points, cise; a 7.65 on the uneven bars; spark Vikings shelving. We're a self-service warehouse, no had already been set. Cranford was with Union taking fourth with and a 7.15 on the balance beam. • Groceries • Bed & Bath going to come right at the Crusad- 90.75. Union Catholic placed fifth Kristi White of the Cougars tal- past Cranford frills, just low wholesale prices 7 days a week. • Flrozen Foods ers like a steamroller, and the with 89.95 markers. lied an 8.6 on the vault and a 6.9 • Family Fashions Mountain Valley Conference school on the floor exercise. Teammate • Housewares neyer did find the an swers to stop And while Scotch Plains- By KIP KUDUK • Jewelry & Watches Fanwood lived up to its billing, so Nicole Malfetti recorded a 7.3 on quarterback Darryl Thomas and THE CHRONICLE • Small Appliances • Home Entertainment did Cranford's! Kim Kupka who the beam, and a 7.05 on the un- running backs Wayne Bender and even bars. • Personal Care Products • Home & Office Equipment Ronnie Walker. edged Roselle Catholic's Karen With a possible division title on • Holiday Gifts & Decorations • Hardware Maurer, 36-35.9, for the all-around Cranford's Elissa Cagan scored a the line for the Union Catholic Re- "You could say it was in their 7.45 on the floor exercise, while the gional High School girls soccer minds that they wanted to run the title. • We bring you the lowest possible prices on • Party Needs • Automotive & Tires "I felt pressure, but it didn't Cougars' Lauren Weiss tallied an team, the Vikings did not horse ball right at us," said Johnson Re- 8.0 on the vault; a 7.0 on the bars; around against National Division first-quality current-season name-brands! You gional Head Coach Nick Theodo- bother me," Kupka said. "It feels great to be county champion and I and a 6.4 on the beam. opponent Cranford on Tuesday. pay less than you would at a department satos. "There were adjustments we Cranford will now play host to Grand Opening Sweepstakes! just didn't make. looked forward, to this the whole On the near-frozen tundra of the store, a supermarket...or even a discount season. I felt my chances wore the North Jersey Section II cham- UC playing fields, the Vikings "We knew they were much big- good, but it put more pressure on pionship Saturday at 11 a.m. Win a Sharp 25" remote color TV! Bring in your ger than we were, but we felt we heated things up immediately by MoirelBJ^sjaccepis^manufactiwer^couponsto Among the teams competing will —scoring-twtrgoalsirrthc first 3 min-— Introducto^Shopping~Pa^^ could play with them if we used -tner" be Scotch Plains-Fanwood, West- our intelligence. In the first half we While Kupka had to deal with utcs, 40 seconds en route to their give you even more savings! field, Cranford, Pequannock, Ran- 4-0 shutout of the Cougars. chase necessary. You need...not be present to made too many mental errors. We the stress of being one of the fa- dolph, and Boonton. win. Drawing will be held Saturday, November 9 should have had 21 points in the vorites in the individual competi- Once again, Kupka will be look- While the Cougars wound up PIus...BJ*s has scanning tor taster first half." tion, Scotch Plains-Fanwood was ing for an all-around title and their season on a losing note at fi- at 8:30 p.m. You got the feeling, however, expected to walk away with the Scotch Plains-Fanwood will have ll, Union Catholic (11-3-3), the check-out and accuracyt that had Johnson Regional scored team title. its sights set on the team cham- Watchung Conference's National 31 points on this chilly Saturday Armed-with some of the best tal- pionship. Division co-champion with Scotch afternoon, Cranford would have ent in the state, Scotch Plains- "Kim doesn't let things get her Plains-Fanwood, is looking forward answered with at least 32. Fanwood saw Kelly Moser take down," Mahon explained, referring to its state playoff game against 'Stop us," the Cougars said to the first place in the vaulting competi- to Kupka. "She keeps herself on the winner of the Madison Bor- Crusaders. "We can't,' was the feer tion with a 9.05, just edging out an Hip.' I thought Kim was the fa- ough-Jeffcrson game. The third- ble Crusaders reply. teammate Tracey Brown. Kupka vorite to win last Friday, although seeded Vikings will host the North "I think this is a turning point was third in the event with a 9.0. I'm a little prejudiced. Jersey Section II Group II game at 2 p.m. today. for our program," Brown said af- Tina Winey of Scotch Plains- "Kim can usually keep herself Merchandise representative of selection terwards. "My honest goal coming Fanwood captured first-place hon- steady, and I haven't seen her not Earlier this week, Cranford de- into this year was to win three ors on the uneven parallel bars relaxed. She will probably tell you feated Irvington, 2-0. Joanne Toth games. Now that we have, my goal with a 9.4, while Kupka was second differently, but the pressure and Wendy Eberling scored goals is to finish the year with a winning at 9.35. Kupka was also second on doesn't seem to get to her." for the Cougars, while Jessica record. the floor exercise with a score of The team which wins the sec- Bones deflected six shots to earn "We had to control the line of 9.15. tional title Saturday automatically the shutout and the team's sixth scrimmage today and we did ex- The other first-place finish of the earns a spot to the state finals the win of the season. 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EXMME8 TUMDAY GMC TRUCK 851-5550 HONDA 851-5597 JEEP/EAGLE 851-5554 SATURDAY 8:00-1:00 RT.22 UNION, NJ November?, 1991 Sports Sports November 7,1991 B-3 YOUTH SPORTS HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP Gymnastics swim Instructors and stresses aquatic safety, Rtzpatrick, Andy Job*, and Chris Sands all to take a 1-0 lead by inlormlsslon. Was- (Continued from page B-l) ran well lor Cranford. FOOTBALL PREVIEWS BASEBALL endurance and stroke technique. Classes are tide came back In the socond half to score most of us are seniors and this was offered weekdays after school and on Sunday Working together easily on an unsuspecting Cranlord dolense, one of our last meets," Scotch Miller nabs second mornings. ; ---Crimfxd wll(ms^-to;W«»trteWStjrvtey w«h bB0u«a» PIains-Fanwood's~Moser~saidr~"It nounced that anyone Interested In purchasing "" " Attention allparenter games beginning at noon. a-goal. Also playing well for Cranlord Preschool aquatic classes for ohBdren ages coaches end players affili- were Conor Laddy, Phil Matz, John Anthei, helped that we were competing in a standard size Easton Ba! Tote should tend a six months to five years, are also available on our own gym. I know this weekend check, to Blen Sogear at 24 Hemlock Circle, ated with youth sports in the Andrew Klndlsr and goallo Devin Klebaur. in UCT championships weekday morning*, evenings, and Saturdays. SOCCER *** at sectionals it will help Cranford Cranford, or thuy should drop off an order form For more Information about swimming at the Cranford awa! The Cranford at Kurts Sunoco, located BOOM from the Hltt- YMCA, call 54S-2O44. Chronicle wants your scores, Cranford Soccer Club Cranford Soccer Club because they're the host sidd Avenue School on Centennial Avenue. Division IV Division V "There was pressure on us, but ; Trie bag Is decorated with Eastern Emblems news and aiinouro:ements to Girls Traveling Team One of the CRANFORD Fanwood girls' tennis team to a Boys Traveling Team we know that the beam has the and the Cranford Baseball League logo. AH SOFTBALL run in the YOUTH SPORTS Union 6, Cranford Americans 2 Comets 3, Hlllsborough 3 better runners 4.5-.5 victory over Cranford. The East Side at Cranford Manville vs. Brearley bags are navy blue and the cost of each bag is most pressure. The beam was the section of the paper each The flight-winning Union team avenged an The Comets' Division V squad (acod league- S20. Orders received by Nov. 15 may be in the second doubles match was tied The Cranford Diamonds, the softbalt divi- earlier-season loss to Cranford as H exploded leading Hlllsborough last Saturday and camo „ first event we competed on and we Date: Saturday, Nov. 9 picked up at Kurts Sunoco beginning Novt 30. week. Watchung Con- when it was called due to dark- sion of the Cranford Baseball League, win bo for six second half goals. Despite the setback, away with a 3-3 tie. Sue Flamlnl starred (or did well so we knew we could only Tjme: 1 p.m., For further Information, can 272-4359 or 654- sponsoring a fast-pitch Softball dlnlc Saturday Yes, The Chronicle has Data: Saturday, Nov. 9 Cranford received solid performances from Cranford, scoring all three of the Comots' ference, Cran- ness. Also winning at singles for Location: Broarloy's Ward Flold 7777. ' afternoons for girls ages eight through 15. The get better from there oa" Tim»: 1:30 p.m. undergone a facelift, and we Scott Van DsWater, Richie Horn, and Brian goals. Kim Boor, Rachel Harloy, Lauren Zur- fbrd High's the JRaiders were Carolyn Thier- •• •, ••• clinics win be held at the Adams Avenue soft- Scotch Plains-Fanwood contin- Location: Cranford's Memorial Field The Mustangs (3-3): want the paper to be better Reppert. Leading the offense for the Ameri- vnsky, Maria VuHagglo were able to contain Danielle Miller bach who downed Alison Janku- ' ~The Kenlhvorth Little League will be holding ban field beginning at 12:30 p.m. and continu- Last Week: Defeated New Provi- cans were Joey McComb and Kevin Hlllsborough's offense throughout most of the ued its winning ways Tuesday registration for the 1992 season today from 7-9 ing until 2 p.m. Admission to the clinics Is free than ever. To do it properly took second place last Friday in nas 6-0, 6-2, and Chris Taylor who The Red Raider. (0-6): dence, 22-20. O'DonrMll, each of whom scored goals. game. when it defeated Westfield and p.m.; tomorrow, from 5-7 p.m.; and Saturday, and In case of Inclement weather, lessons will ( we need your help. If you've the Union County Championship stopped Rachel Severs 6-1, 6-Z Last Week: Lost to Shabazz 19-0. Delighting a largo hometown crowd, • • •**• - • **• David Brearley in a tri-meet The Nov. 9, from 9 a.m. until noon. Slgn-ups will be be give at the Orange Avenue School gymna- ' the Mustangs stunned New Provi- got information you want to Meet held at Roselle's Warinanco held at the Kenllworth Recreation Center. Boys sium. For more Information, call 272-0399. Cranford Soccer Club Cranford Soccer Club Raiders scored 106.45 points to dence, 22-20. last Friday evening. ••• get in the paper, call Brian Junior Division Park. Miller took second to Aimee With its Watchung Conference It's hard to say nice things about and girts residing In Kenlhvorth Who will be at Division V Westfield's 101, and Brearley's 77. Trailing 7-0 In the early going, Man- Florczak at 276-6000. He'll Cougars 1, Terminator* 0 win, Scotch Plains-Fanwood the Rod Raiders' football team. East least seven years old by Jury 31, 1992 are Girls Traveling Team Stout of Westfield who broke the villo answered with three unanswered The Wildcats Gins FastpHch softball organi- A goal by John Pabst proved to be difter- Moser, meanwhile, said she Side lacks punch on offense, and Its eligible. Birth certificates are required for first send you a form that out>/ tape in 21:10. Miller was 25 see. raised its record to 14-6, while touchdowns as H went on to even its zation is sponsoring • fastpKch clinic, with Bob ence in this tight defensive struggle. Assists on Comets 7, New Providence 1 defense loaks big plays. Plus, tho Rod time applicants. Early registration fee Is $25. lines how to send your info wasn't altogether pleased with her Cranford fell to 10-10. rocord at 3-3. A balanced "attack Pelle. Girls in grades 7-12 are eligible, and the the game-winning tally went to BUI Simpson A well-balanced scoring effort saw Sue onds behind the Blue Devils Raldors are In the unenviable position performance on the vault last Fri- paced the Ponlos as touchdowns Again this year, a tee-ball program will be sessions will run for 10 consecutive Sundays. in, and the deadlines. and Erik Richardson. Keeping pressure on Flamlnl and. Colleen Trojola netting two goals standout Westfield won the girls' of having to try and rebuild their pro- woro scored by Kae Dao, Brian available youngsters who are six years old by For more Information, caH Jody D'Amato, 908- the Terminators net throughout the game were apiece, while Tars Qerstener, Kim Baer, and day. Things went better for Cranford gram In the supor-competitJvo Help us help you! team title with 39 points, easily Stlbltz, and Chris Cebula. who hauled Jury 31,1992. Toe-ball registration Is $10. 7090547. Frank Buonvlno, Ryan Curry, Ted Dooly. Rachel Hariey each scored once for tho win- "Vault is my strongest event and last Wednesday when it clobbered Watchung Conferonce. Things may Outdistancing Union which had 68. In on 11-yard TD toss (rom Jack Leo- Keith Gllbertson, and Buddy Roach. Great ners. Also contributing to the victory were Car- got bettor for East Side, but It's not Applications for Little League Queen win be always has been," Moser said. "It (Sranford was sixth with 169 points. Newark East Side 5-0. Sue Gold- nard. . YOUTH FOOTBALL defense was played by Michael Brady, Chris- olyn Coda, Lauren Slghorelia, Uu Cavlc- berg scored a 6-2, 6-1/victory at going to happen this yoar. taken at this time, Girls between the ages of wasn't one of my better vaults of seven and 10 years old are eligible. The A Division team did nbt fair as woll as tt topher Cecl, Cynthia Lawrence, Eric Louie. chloll, and Erica Stewart spearheading the the year last week, but it was good first singles for the Cougars, while The Bears (4-2): Jllllan Meyers, and Elizabeth Schmidt. effort. Lindsay Hegna also played well, as did The Cougar* (3-3): Anyone who has not returned an alt-etar uni- The Cranford PAL C Division team played to lost Its game against Berkeley Heights. Tyrone Last Week: Lost to Rosollo Park 25- '• • • . •••*•* Lindsay Fontana In goal. enough to win. We do well as a, Quigley's two goals Karl Scher took a win at second Last Week: Defeated Johnson Re- form should do so at this time. ' a scoreless tie against • strong Berkeley Clark.and Mlraii Moore.both scored In a 15. •*• team under pressure and we al- singles. Also sharp was Kathy Rek- gional 28-16. Heights team this past weekend. The Cranford strong effort by the junior Cougars. Clark Cranford Soccer Club Rosalie Park was able to hold its overwhelm Central offense was stifled by the strong defensive scored on a 75-yard run around loft end, while Division V Cranford Soccer Club ways have, oon who topped her third singles own on the line of scrimmage last Fri- YMCA NOTES play of Berkeley Heights, but In turn, played Mlrlan Moore and Marqule Moore scored the Boys Traveling Team Division III opponent 6-1,6-1. day night and, as a result, came away "On Saturday. I think it will be Using a grlnd-itout otfenso. mlxod power against power. The entire defensive line extra points for Cranford. Wastfleld 2, Cranford Dundee 1 Boys Traveling Team with somo timely passing plays, tho with an Important Mountain Valloy for Cranford excelled. Terrel Lewis intercepted Time ran out on the Dundee last Sunday as pretty much the same as counties. git was the Kelly Quigley show Children can Increase their overall confi- South Brunswick 2, Strikers 0 upstart Cougars dominated Conferonce Valloy Division victory., dence at a youth swimming program being a pass and ran H back 20 yards; while Chris The B Division team lost to Berkeley they pushed Wostflold to the limit. The first half We're seeded first and Westfield is, last Friday when the Cougars' The Cranford Strikers, woro outshot for the Toth scores twice previously-undefeated Johnson Re- Turnovers all but klllod David Broarloy offered at the MetuchervEdlson YMCA. The Vlttitoe caused a key fumble when Berkeley Heights 14-0 as some unfortunate breaks started out woll for the locals as the Dundee* seeded second. I don't know if the sjandout scored three times to gional lost week. Tailback Wayno of KenHworth's chancos: the Boars progressive swim program Is for children ages Heights was on Cranford's 20 yardtlne. brought Cranford's three-game winning streak dominated play with excellent scoring attempts first time this season, although tholr forward lost throo fumblos and saw .two of line had numerous scoring opportunities. How- other teams will be as good but lpad the Cranford High field hock- to lead booters Bondor scored two touchdowns and six through 12. The Instruction challenges all George Fulling and Carman Plrillo had ex- to an end. The bright spots In the game were by Rob Sands, Rob Schlppar, Kevin Bostell, we're going in there hoping to ey team past West Morris Central quarterback Oarryl Thomas throw for tholr passes Intorcoptod. Nover own- lovots of swimming ability from beginner to ad- ceptional defensive games for Cranford. The an Interception by Mark Stiansen and the and Kyle Ward. Despite tho superior play In ever, K wasn't enough as Cranford saw Hs two moro as the Cats crushed one of Ing the load in the contost, Broarloy vanced. The program Is taught by certified Cranford C Division team Is now 3-2-1. strong defensive play by Dan Trout*. Sean the first half by the Dundee, Westfield still man- rocord dip to 5-2 on the-season. win." 4-1. In addition, Quigley assisted the bost toams In tho Mountain Valloy pullod to within 15-13 In tho third the Cougars other goal which Mike Toth Conforonco. quarter, but that was as closo as tho *• • . • ' . • - ' . . tallied midway DAVID Grizzlies would come. |ime on a shot by Kristen Gall. BREARLEY he winning goalie with eight through the Injuries: Brearley winning streak ends bves was Carrie Gordon Cranford first half last Red Raiders: Nono to report. Injuries: Cougars: Nono to roport. Mustangs: Nono to roport. (Continued from page B-l) But Roselle Park Would answer loved its mark to 7-6-2 on the Friday as he Bears: Nono to report. throughout most of the evening. with a 29-yard third quarter field par, while West Morris Central led the David The Skinny: "Technique-wise the kids did goal by Baylock making the score opped to 3-9-2. Brearley boys' The Skinny 15-7. - Manyillo's 3-3 record doesn't look the job ott the line of scrimmage," [Amy Hegna scored twice last soccer team to When was the last tlmo Cranford all that Improsslvo, but those closo to Wagner said "We were concerned Once again, the Bears answered fgdnesday as she helped the Cou- an exciting 1-0 victory over homes- was favorod to win a football garrto? ' . tho Mustangs' program realize tho Po- w^th not getting blown of the line the.call as James King scored on a tanding Union. Toth's goal was as- Wo.ll, that will bo tho sconarlo this ' nlos havo lost throo gamos this fall by 28-yard TD run, followed by a two- jars down visiting Chatham 2-1. wookond whon the Cpugars faco off a total of Just olght points. Manvillo will and we wanted to hold our own up sisted by Phil Ruggierio and Chris against tho Rod Raldors. Cranford by sky-high coming off a hugo win there if we could. We have decent point conversion. But that would fcotch Plains scorch- Hogan. Also sharp in the victory Isn't at tho point yot whore It can just ovor Now Provldonce, whllo David size upfront and we matched up be the last scoring of the night for was Bears' rietminder Mike Emery walk on tho fiold and oxpoct to win, so Broarloy must rogroup after Its dls- with them well. David Brearley wnich " subse- who turned back eight Farmers' Cougars' coach Nick Brown will havo hoartonlng loss to Rosollo Park. Thoro quently surrendered a 19-yard bs Cranford netters to ensure tho Cats don't suffor a lot- aro two keys for Manville Saturday: "The line of scrimmage is where STS- IS EMPLOYEE OWNED shots. Brearley, which improved to down against tholr Nowark visitors. make Qroarloy throw the ball moro Brearley is best That's been their field goal by Baylock and a five- -15-2-lr -hosts- Johnson - ^Regional- -Brown, however,-has- righted-the — TharririlkOsT aW-sWoribfiT hold Its ~ focusrcontrollirig the line" of scrim-" yard scoring runby-Miek-Fowler.- {Heather Tisbier topped Sue today in the North Jersey, Section Cranford program In tho proper dlroc- own against a talontod Boars' of- "We had 329 yards of offense 'Wi.iimu) '(On'lJiMt 'Cm ,-Aw •(Oii'iici.-. oldbcrg 6-1, 6-3, Monday ailer- tlon and by tho tlmo Saturday night (onsh/e lino. If Manville can- ac- mage and running the ball right at II, Group I playoffs. Union fell to rolls around, tho Cougars should bo Friday night and one of the keys (l.h'fi 'i(ll)'(0iiiiwi.\'\\'(iii:uiii 7,(i Y'rtid ' I fiitti B-4 Sports November 7,1991 November 7,1991 News B-5 Cranford hooters to faceWestfield for county Students part Tall Fantasy Brunch' scheduled Winners A "Fall Fantasy Brunch" will be Orrico and Edith Coogan from St. Closkey from St. Michael, Cran- to a game I can remember. The ford's character has never been in of Bob Frank's By BRIAN FLORCZAK and propelled itself into the finals squads recorded 19 shots on goal quickly forged a 2-0 advantage held Sunday at 11:30 a.m. by the Michael's Church of Cranford. ford; and Maureen Rcilly from_St.... -against td -fieid-had-a-heayy-dew^Wch^ca^ — THECHRONKXE -.- g -leadershipdajr •ITiey are founders of the Raphael Mary, Plainfield. either way. on about 40 minutes beforei the rablecarnpaign. Women at the Ramada Inn of The county championship game Then came a memorable Cran- Project, Assisting Mrs. Scelfo and The brunch is open to the public . ELIZABETH — The Cranford game started The goalkeepers had / Assemblyman Bob Franks, dark. Joan Scelfo from Springfield Mrs. White will be Edna Bresnahan will begin at 8 pm, also at Wil- "The kids aren't intimidated by. ford comeback. and tickets at $20 may be obtained • High boys' soccer team isnt wear- little chance to do much and it "Westfield is number two in the District 22, Invited students from and Katherine White from Plain- from St Theresa, Kenilworth; Mary liams Field. But before the Cougars Westfield," said Cougars' coach Bill With Greg Michaels and John W showed in both games. Both Cran- area high school to participate in by calling Dolores Fresolone, Presi- ing the glass slipper quite yet, but state and they're the best team field, are chairwomen of the event" • Caruso from St. Elizabeth, Linden; dent NCCW Union-Westfield Chap- can begin thinking of Westfield, Ray. "We had chances to beat i therington tallying before half- ford and Elizabetbh h are good defendf - . pjayed this year," Ray said his seventh annual Leadership let's just say that the Cougars are they had to prepare for yesterday's we ve The brunch, a fund raiser for the Ann Cheechio from Holy Trinity, ter, at 276-4251, or Florence Mc- '.window shopping for a new pair of them the first time we played them time, Cranford found itself in a 2-2 sive teams and we scored seven • "They're' well coached and they Day at Bell Laboratories In Mur- North Jersey, Sectioh H, Group in arid we had the same amount of Raphael Life House in Elizabeth, a Westfield; Helen Fedash from St. Closkey, International Chairwoman • shoes. deadlock at intermission. With mo- goals between us. ..._•• ray Hill. The event was held Oct state contest against Belleville shots; I expect the game will be a have terrific personal. 15. residence for expectant women, John, Linden; Jean Kelly from St. NCCW Union-Westfield Chapter, at SOCCER PLAYOFFS mentum on its side, the Cougars will honor NCCW members Mary 272-5624. (after press time. tight one. then closed the Minutemen out as The win over the Minutemen, David Brearley Regional .James, Springfield; Florence Mc- however, didn't come without a "What happened last Saturday The Cinderella team of the Consequently, it will be a pres- "If. we can stay dose, we can Chris Polito and Dan Delmonaco High School: both scored in the second half. cost though, will help the kids through- Eight students from David Cancer foundation Union County Tournament, the sure-packed week for a Cranford hang with anybody. Our defense out the rest of their lives. To be in Union Hospital Foundation President James Master- third-seeded Cougars will face squad which will be competing in has held us close all season and if Mike Dilorio suffered a broken Brearley Regional High School adopts another family "It was beyond my wildest a hole like that and to comeback, In Kenilworth were asked to par- son of Cranford presented prizes to three Cranford . Westfield Saturday night for the the Union County Soccer Tourna- we can keep it close and low scor- dreams," Ray commented, 'You ankle in the victory and is out for well, a lot of teams would have residents who participated In a walkathon to raise The Emmanuel Cancer Founda- Distinguished service the season. Another defensive ticipate. The students are se- right to be called the best team in ment finals for the first time. Iron- ing we have enough guys capable don't comeback against a team folded when they were down 2-0. money for a drug and alcohol treatment program for tion announces that for the first the area ically, the Cougars will be facing standout, Frank Halter, sprained niors Cheryl McSweeney, Rob- of scoring that we can win." that has beaten you earlier 1-0 in a This ranks with my most memo- ert Taylor and James Mc- adolescents. Shown here are Mr. Masterson, Robert time in four months it has been off against a school which has defensive struggle. This win really an ankle and is doubtful for today's rable victories. You just don't play able to take a new family into its competed in 14 county title games. At one point las£ Saturday, it ap- showed the character of the kids. contest Menamin, all of Kenilworth, and Veca, Glnny Sanlos and John Ondrey. Rallying firo n a 2-0 deficit peared as though Elizabeth would at this level against top flight com- Michael Toth of Garwood, and care. A moratorium on new cases They took it one step at a time and Consequently, the Cougars will petition and make a comeback like due to the recession hurt the foun- against Elizabeth last Saturday The two teams met earlier this end Cranford's title dreams. Paced kept pecking away. juniors Frank Ruggiero, Eliz- evening at Elizo'ieth's Williams season in a game won by the Blue by goals from Oscar Herrera and have to find replacements to pick we did. I doubt if I'll ever forget abeth Scheuerer, VicW, Haddix dation and devastated its families. Field, Cranford sec od a 4-2 victory Devils, 2-1. In that contest, both Luis Fernandez, the Miriutemen "It was the most depressing start up the slack, Then again, Cran- this and neither will the kids." and Natalia Cavallere, all of Ke- Cranford residents awarded ECF provides emotional support, nilworth. professional counseling and finan- Union Catholic Regional for their walkathon efforts cial and material assistance to any Send us your commGnts: High School: New Jersey families who have a Call in your scores: When it comes to walking, Cran- Mr. Veca, who received first prize child 18 years or younger diag- Eight students of Union Cath- ford residents are champions. In last year's March Against Drugs, A tin: Sports Editor Phone: (908) 276-6000 olic Regional.: High School in nosed with cancer. 102 Walnut Ave. The Union Hospital Foundation had the same success this year Fax: (908) 276-6220 Scotch Plains were asked to at- has awarded three of the town- when he raised more than $3,100 ECF was started in 1983 by Jo- Cranford, NJ 07016 tend. They were Pennylynn ship's most energetic walkers for In pledges. This was several hun- seph and Susan Vizzoni following SCOREBOARD Barabidan and Terri Marino of the loss of their seven-year-old son, raising the most money for the dred dollars more than he raised Cranford, Sheree Lee of Scotch last year. Mr. Veca will receive a Emmanuel, to cancer. Since that Plains, Heather Murphy and foundation's recent "March Against time the foundation has helped al- era. Double Dutch Is a refined form 6t Jump (i62), Maria Ramsey (152). " (160,157). Glen Evan3 (156,155), Katie Knler- Drugs" walkathon. pair of airline tickets (compliments rope which Includes turners and Jumpers,,, High Serins: Chris Kroyer (457), Pat Komer Im (129), Jennifer Evans (127), Jessica Wall Amy Vidovich of Westfield, Beat- of Continental Airlines) to travel to most 800 families statewide cope IN THE NEWS (102). "We honor Robert Veca, Glnny Speed and various different techniques are utl-—'(455). High roller rice Anne Reaud of Union, Paul one of ($7 locations in the domestic with the burden of pediatric can- Itzod In a set amount of time given to complete ' ••* High Series: Michael Palmlsano (463), Randy Sretenovic of Roselle, and Santos and John Ondrey for the cer. The Cranford High Booster Club wilt be competition. Double Dutch Is exploding across' Banlc (458), Glen Evans (435), Jennifer Evans -US. holding Hs monthly mooting Wednesday, Nov. Livingston-Walnut PTA Bowling Rocco Alselka of Hillside. time and effort they gave in raising ttw country and the Cranford PAL wants to get Team standing*: (348), Katie Knlerln (324). Jessica Wall (244). Ms. Santos, who raised $500 in Although things are beginning to 13, at B p,m at the Cranford Community Cen- on board. At the onset of the program there High Team Game: VFW (686), Rusty's (686). funds for this most worthy cause ter. The dub encourages all Interested parties Fruity Pebbles ..:. 35-14 This year's guest speakers at pledges, will receive a gift certificate turn around for ECF, the families will be one practice per week and eventually High Team Series: Blllnskas Brothers (1970). to attend the meeting. The Cranford Booster Crlsp-X.... .35-14 the full-day educational confer- — fighting the spread of drug there will be competitions with other townsh, • . - ••• for a hot air balloon ride for two still on the waiting list continue to Club b a non-profit organization dedicated to Fruit Looped '. 20-8 abuse In our neighborhoods," not only locally, but regionally and nationally. ence were William Fauver, Com- (compliments of Rainbow Express), struggle. For more information on Cranford student-athletes. In addition the dub Triples 29-20 Garwood Women's Recreation • 1 missioner of the N.J. De- Foundation President James the Emmanuel Cancer Foundation wishes to thank Its 730 dub ' members for Registration will be held Tuosday. Wodnos- Magic Stars A 28-21 Team Standings: and Mr. Ondrey, who raised $200 Union County Freeholder Alan Augustine and Union their support and reminds those who have not day and Thursday, Nov. 12-14 at tho Cranford Fruits Looped 28»21 Jo Nik Carpots.... 43.5-19.5 partment of Corrections; Prof. Masterson of Cranford said. in pledges, will receive a portable and how you can help, call 272- yot done so to Join the '730 Club* fundraiser. Municipal Building lower floor from 3-4 p.m. Nut N Honey 24-25 Marano Motors , 41-22 -Stayerf Salmore of the Eagletpn "In addition, we thank all of our radio cassette player. 2292. County Tax Administrator John Meeker present a Donations may bo mailed to the Cranford *»• Mini Buns , .....23-26 K4B Welding 36.5-26.5 Institute, a division of Rutgers walkers who came uout this year to resolution to Anne Pfitzenmayer,of Cranford. Pfitzen- Booster Club. P.O. Box 952, Cranford, NJ, Klx 20-29 Garwood RUst 35-28 Proceeds benefit the adolescent : University; .and Steven Ma- . 07016. Remember to Include your name and Boo Berries .....,L. . 20-29 EZ Sockets ; ; .34.5-28.5 support this eveht, which brought ,. division of Genesis,; Union Hospi- Crafters needed mayer was' honored for serving the Taxation Board addross. Acknowledgement of,'730 Club' PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Frosted Flakes „ 20-29 Odds N Ends] 21-42 donna, the state's first environ- in close to $12,000," Mr. Master- tal's drug and alcohol treatment with distinction since 1964. members will be made available throughout Honey Nuts..;./...... 20-29 Garwood Lanes 20.5-42.5 mental prosecutor. son said. program. at nature center the school year. Cranford High School has announced Its Lucky Charms ....• 12-37 Lucky Glris... 20-43 Student Leadership Day was High Games: J. Maler (203), M. Chlllnski (195, High Series: Debbie Appezzato (239, 168), The Union County Board of Cho- players of the week for the period ending Nov. begun by Mr. Franks seven 3. They are as follows: Nick Lettorl, Brian Tho- 189). P. El Koury (195). C. Montgomery (178), Carol Marano (533, 191. 164. 158), Joanne sen Freeholder's announced Jhat MISCELLANY mas, Oarryl Thomas, Kon Majors, Chris M. Euarlsto (177). K. Plowcha (177), D. Woj- McComb (504; 187. 178), Patricia Wall (478; years ago to give approximately Trailside Nature and Science Cen- Dorsett. Wayne Bonder (Football); Michelle Do- clflk (171), J. Faraone (167), K. Sblendorlo 179, 162), Joanne Howes (468; 167, 159), 100 high school students from Union Hospital honors (160). ter is looking for crafters and arti- The KonUworth Recreation Department will VHo (Girls Soccer); Kim Kupka (Gymnastics); Dawn DlNucd (451; 160). the public and private high sans to display and sell quality be holding slgn-ups for wrestling, boys bas- Tho fans Soccart; Danlolle Miller (Cross HISh Serle»: M' Cnlllnskl <«")• P. El Koury Other High Gamer Carc£Rlloy (184). Evelyn Home health care course 485 XawtoT"(177), Ellen Boyle fi62), Wary Anno •^schoolsHn -the -22nd- legislative • prbducts~at Its "1991 "Nature Bou~-~ ketBarSnaijIrls basRetbarforTesBeriS In" ^ ~G&l; Safah Ma7iarK>: MJKIT"' ^ MBIOT (Wir.a Montgomery (470}TMr 1 its hard working volunteers , grades 4-8 at the recreation center, Monday, Welc. Laurie Shackell. (Tennis). Euaristo (460). K. Plowcha (456). Boyle (162), Janet Malko (175), Lisa Fralzor district a chance to interact with tique, Sunday, Dec. 1, from 1 to 5 ',Nov, 11, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. (170), Edna Oliver (161), Margo Kennedy government leaders. The stu- offered at Union County College p.m. Union Hospital recently honored Northrup, 2,000 hours; Wesley **• Hillside Avenue PTA (159), Lois Gloss (159). Patty Yutz (158), Marie dents, chosen by their high BASKETBALL Hartung (156), Jean Barblnl (154). Items to be sold should be hand- more than 300 men and women Philo and Fran Sullivan, 1,500 - Soccer Skills and Drills, Inc., a year-round Team standings: A training course to prepare par- health and illness. Participants *•* school advisers according to who worked more than 50,000 hours; and John Yonone, 6*500 '. Boccer tutoring schools for all ages, is currently Hillside Angols 17.5-6.5 ticipants to enter the home health must be sponsored by a member made from natural materials or The Central Jorsoy Pro-Season Basketball academic ability, are exposed to hours collectively in 19^1 as volun- hours. Ginny Santos was honored enrolling students for Its next session, which Rowdlos 13-11 Monday Senior League aide care field is being offered in agency of the Union County Home based on a natural history theme. begins Nov. 12. Classes will be held In the Camp will be held at Now Brunswick High Newcomers .' 11.5-12.5 Team Standings New Jersey public policy so that teers in the 201-bed hospital, ac- as a TOBI volunteer. School from Nov. la through Nov. 19. Tho Registration is $15 for crafter or Westfleld-Scotch Plains area. A free 4S4nInuto Misfits 11-13 3C'sand 1 D 35-14 they have a basis from which to two segments this fall by Union Health Aide Consortium. { camp will be under tho direction of former state artist The event is free to the pub- cording to Volunteer Services Di- Volunteers-at Union Hospital are .' 'presentation about the school is planned for High Rollers 10-14 Who.. ;..33-16 formulate ideas about the future County College. champion basketball coach Nell Home and all- Registration is being ac&pted for lic. < rector Juleanne Trumbull. active in fund raising, the gift •Saturday, Nov. 9, at 5 p.m. The presentation Mighty Mas ...... 9-15 Bubbles..; ,. 31-18 of the state. will take place at the Echo Lake Church of time Now Jersey high school scoring champ High Game*: Donna Melstrell (198), Linda The course, approved by the a course section offered from 8:30 The center also is seeking volun- Kenilworth residents are Viola shop, on patient units, and in of- John Somogyi. Open to boys and glris In Polish Power. 30-19 Christ on the comer of East Broad Street and Vultagglo (185), Dottlo Metchnlk (170), Mary Ball Busters '.'. 27-22 New Jersey State Department of a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Mondays teers to work in the Children's Gift McCraigh, 4,500 hours; Dorothy fices. ' • •Springfield Avenue In Westfield. To reserve a grades 7-12, the camp will Include five two- Stolto (163), Marguerite Manos (161), Rita and-one half hour sessions which will Include Wo Dont Care 22-27 Health, offers 18 sessions that deal through Fridays, Dec. 2 through 20, Shop. place at the demonstration or to receive ad- Stiles (157), Nancy Alexo (154), Mary Carvalho Hey You :.:. 20-29 D'Arcy, 1,000 hours; Frank Mc- TOBI volunteers give their time ditional Information, can* Tom Tumbull at (908) pro-season conditioning, fundamental skills, (151). with a selected topic such as food in the Seminar Room, Commons For more information to volun- to raising funds through special and scrimmaging. For more Information, call Super Six 19-30 Script writing contest Craigh, 3,500 hours; Philip Klem, 889-2339. High Series: Donna Molstrell (479), Mary 654-5691 or 846-8923. Hookers 18-31 and nutrition, physical therapy, Building, Cranford campus. teer or to reserve a spot, call Betty 500 hours; Viola Eck, 200 hours; events, craft fairs and sales, to suj> ••• Stolto (443), Linda Vultagglo (442), Marguerite Straight Arrow , 17-32 anatomy and physiology, oc- For more information call 709- Ann Kelly, Tuesday through Satur- Manps (437), Dottle Motchnlk (437), Mary Car- has scholarship prizes and Joan Scheuermann, 100 hours. port the work the work of the hos- The Cranford PAL will be holding Its annual Ptuggera 16-33 cupational therapy, and mental 7602. day, at 789-3670. . wrestling program registration on Friday, Nov. SOFTBALL valho (437), Nancy Alexo (430), Barbara Da- High Games: Joe Savage (201, 222), Frank The Voice of Democracy Scholar- Cranford residents are Mary pital's Cancer Treatment Program. •~S from 7-8 p.m. and on Saturday, Nov. 9 from Qulno 418). C1SV206). Don Wlddows (179, 205), J. ,, ship Program is a National Broad- '.•9-11 a.m. at the Cranford Municipal Building. The Edison Recreation Dopartmont Is look- •' -: • . - • "• ••" '••» "' ••• '•'"• -• • • •••" (203), Bob Blshe (182, 196), Chuck cast Script Writing Competition ^Tho program la tor boys In orados two through Ing lor players to compote In Hs Softball loaguo Brooktlde PTA Dlakon (180, 193), Woody Sllkor (190), Al Ku- a ;3lx. Applicants must be present with a parent next year. Any malo Interested In playing soft- *!"''iijv' Team standings: lilkcwskl itflQ), George Baer (186), Sal LaPlaca conducted by the VFW Post 335, ..for slgn-ups and will be weighed In at this time. ball on weekday ovonlngs should call Bob dur- Nut N Honey ; : 12.5-5.5 (f86), Don Mueller (163), Pablo (161). Jim 479 South Avenue East, Cranford, Jlf there are any further questions please direct ing tho day at 572-0875. Just Right , ..12-6 Stine (173). , - to give 10th. llJth. and 12th graders to Own* Ait ratthg Juvanlla PI- -fcucfcy Gharma 10,5-7.5 the opportunity to speak up for '-vision of the Police Departmentt bby calling 272- Tho Cranford Diamonds, tho Softball division Trlx (658), Don'WIddows 1547), Frank Vlteka (547), ;»5922 during tho day. The program will run from of the Cranford Baseball Loaguo, will bo spon- Froot Loops.... 1C-8 Chuck Dlakon (518), J. Hollerback (513), Don freedom and democracy. ,'Doc. 1 through March 1. soring a fast-pitch Softball clinic Saturday after- Cheorlos ,....7-11 Mueller (507), Sal LaPlaca (506). The program is conducted annu- y. *** noons for girls ages eight through 15. The Klx...... 7-11 Notes: The WHo shot a new high gamo of 911 ally during the fall term. The dead- clinics will be hold at the Adams Avonuo soft- Rico Krlsplos 3-15 and high series of 2526. NOVEMBER 8 TO NOVEMBER H j;" The Cranford PAL will be sponsoring a dou- ••* line for entry is Nov. 15, and the «.;ble dutch program (or fifth through 12th grad- ball Hold beginning at 12:30 p.m. and continu- High Garnet: Barbara Harriott (169, 169). ing until 2 p.m. Admission to the clinics Is froo Irena Goldberg (168), Helen Baor (162), Amy Cranford Bowling League only eligibility requirement is and In case of Indoment weather, lessons will Cavlcchloll (157), Natalie Mahonoy (148), Team standings: being a U.S. citizen. National schol- MIDDLESEX Saturday at 11:40 p.m: Saturday: 2 p.m., 4:35 p.m., 10 Hamilton St., Bound Brook 7:30 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Satur- p.m., 7:50 p.m., 10:10 p.m. be give at the Orange Avenue School gymna- Donna O'Donnoll (147), Franclne Loddy (146), Cranford Sunoco 46-17 UNION day, Sunday: 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 Sunday: 1 p.m., 3:10 p.m., sium. For more Information, call 272-0399. arships totaling over $71,000 will be •Frankle & Johnny (R) Friday 7:10 p.m., 9:30 p.m. Sunday, (908) 469-9665 Mlchele Porter (145). Sandy Pacchla (144), Clark Lanes 39-24 AMBOY MULTIPLEX p.m., 7:30 p.m., 9:45 p.m. 5:40 p.m., 8 p.m. Monday Cougars *** through Thursday: 2 p.m., Monday: 1:45 p.m., 4:20 Admission now $3 for all CINEPLEX ODEON CRANFORD Judy Vanover (142). awarded in March by the VFW and Routos 9 & 35, Sayrcville Sonny Enterprises 38-25 4:30 p.m., 7:15 p.m., 9:40 p.m., 6:55 p.m., 9:15 p.m. shows. Monday through Thursday: through Thursday: 5:40 p.m., High Series: Barbara Harriett (451), Holon 25 North Ave. West '; (Continued from page B-l) The Wildcats Glris FastpHch Softball organi- Reels Strong Fuol 37-26 its Ladies' Auxiliary, to the win- (908) 721-3400 p.m. Lato show Friday and Tuosday through Thursday: •Paradise (PG) Friday, Sunday, 7:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m. 8 p.m. Baer (432), Donna O'Donnoll (412). 'Little Man Tate (PG) Friday Cranford zation is sponsoring a fastpKch clinic, with Bob Just tor Kicks 37-26 Saturday at midnight. 6:55 p.m., 9.15 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday: 7:30 "L/tUe Man Tate (PG) Friday: -Ot/ier People's Money (R) Fn ;. gutsy call by Brown, however, to Notes: Barbara Harriett and Irene Goldberg ning contestants attending the na- throuBh Thursday: 3:05 p.m., (908) 276-9120 Pelle. Girls In grades 7-12 are eligible, and the Cranford Elks 35-28 •All I Want for Christmas (G) •Curiy Sue (PG) Friday, Satur- p.m. Saturday: 5:30 p.m., 9:45 p,m. Saturday, Sunday: 1 day, Saturday: 1:40 p.m., ! put this game away. bowled turkeys. Mary Vondlttl made a 5-10 DARYL STONE/THE CHRONICLE tional competition in Washington, 7:15 p.m. •Highlander 2: The Quickening sessions will run for 10 consecutive Sundays. Phoenix Jowolors 34-29 Friday through Thursday: 1 day: 2:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. p.m., 3 p.m., 5:15 p.m. Mon- 5:20 p.m., 7:40 p.m., 10 p.m! •7?ie Butcher's Wife (PG-13) (R) Friday, Monday through j With 3:26 left in the contest, For more Information, call Jody D'Amato, 908- split. Mason Umo 34-29 D.C. p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m., 7:10 6:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m., 10:30 day through Thursday: 7:20 Donna Meistrell of Hillside Avenue PTA bowling league Friday through Thursday: 1 •Ernest Scared StupW (PG) Fri- Thursday: 8 p.m., 10 p.m. Sunday: 12:50 p.m., 3 p.m., 70*0547. *•• Cathy's Ceramics •, 34-29 p.m., 9:20 p.m. Late show Fri- p.m. Sunday, Monday: 1:45 p.m. ?;Cranfond faced a fourth-and-one was literally on a roll last week. Meistrell posted both high The contest is held on local, p.m,, 5:10 p.m., 9:25 p.m. day, Sunday: 5:30 p.m. Satur- Saturday, Sunday 2 p.m., 4 5:50 p.m., 8:20 p.m. Monday Garwood Young American* Alllanc* Victor Dennis 32-21 day and Saturday at 11:40 p.m., 3:45 p.m., 5:45 p.m., day: 3 p.m. p.m., 6 p.m., 8 p.m., 10 p.m. RIALTO TRIPLEX through Thursday: 5:50 p.m., "situation from the Crusaders' 23 county andstate levels, with schol- Late show Fnday and Saturday 250 East Broad St. Team standing*: TollEngol 31-32 game (198) and high series (479) honors. p.m. 7:45 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Tuesday GENERAL CINEMA •The People Under the State 8:20 p.m. •;yard line. BOWLING Potro Plastics... 17-7 arship awards on each level. High at 11:40 p.m. Westl.icld Reynolds Plumbing 31-31 GENERAL CINEMA through Thursday: 7:45 p.m., BRIDGEWATER COMMONS (R) Friday, Monday through •Billy Balhgate (R) Fnday, Sat-'. VFW 15-9 «TTie Hitman (R) Friday through (908) 232-1288 ; Shunning a field goal attempt, Horan Lumber 31-32 students who wish to enter i -MENLaPAHK 9;45_pjn. -— Routes 214-202=206 30945 1 1 SL Mlchaal'i League —Thursdayrl7 B-8 November 7, 1991 November 7, 1991 Classifieds B-9 2120 , 2130 2130 2130 2160 Garage Sales 2130 2130 3080 General Merchandise General General Wanted to Buy 4O4O General General Adoptable Pets ChlUCare PI»CATAWAY— 32 Bar. Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise ALMOST NEW- Clothing, Merchandise n«tt n.: (off No. Stelton COMICS, SPORT A NON GIVE SOMEQNE A Hd.). Nov. 9 & 10; 9-4. 2 Jewelry, furs, accessories, CAR RADIO- new. 12" FIREWOODr 1 cord, cut KIRBT VACCUM— excel- SANTA WILL VISIT, SPORT CARDS— 1940's- A-l CHILDCARE- Quali ENCORE QUALITY COl£ black & white TV, stereo lent cond., shampoo at- SMILE— Somerset Re- fied, reliable, insured House Sale! &, split, HAS. 2 cords or EACH GIRL AND BOY. 70's esoterics, G.I. Joe, glonal^Aininnat-Shelter ha? SIONMENTSrlZaeial r M1gyP 7 mnre^«25rperaa5ra^2o xsetm riS-CATAWAY— 701 with-hisbagoTlove,- — UOT7~6lherr2JbIlT^5i puppies, kittens, dogs emoht Rd., Bernardsville. tires. 908-968-2387 ton trailer load, long 4495 and your special toy, Call Tony 968-3886 able from MONDAY Shlrlay Pkwy.: (Bet. Mon.,-Fri., 10-6pm: Thurs and cats. Adoption rea- MORNING INC. lengths, $695. Call 908- LAWN TRACTOR— Sears, so don't be late, QUNS, SWORDS, CAM- Spenser & Custer) Fri Sat til 8pm. Sat J0-4pm. CARPET 704-0033 •'•.-• sonable. Missing a pet? 526-4884, 668-4884 -&. Sun, 11/8, 9 & 10, 9- 10HP, 38* mower, looks call 908-560-9448. ERAS, WATCHES, MED- Call 725-0308. 5PM ATTENTION BANDS- Just completed another FIREWOOD— seasoned good, runs*well. Asking SOFA BED— w/2 slip cov- ALS, Military Items- NJ AU-PAIR/CHILDCARE 2 Full P.A. spkr. stacks. 2 large development. Over hardwoods; full & half 1225.231-9249 ers, 2 club chairs, 2 beds, &. Federal licensed. Top LIVE-IN— European w/ TOLL NSCATAWY— 123 Had- 2x15 bass bins, 2 2x12 875 yards left. Close out cords delivered. All Ameri- 3090 exp. Legal for 12 mo. thru ley. St.: (off Mountain LIVING ROOM—, w/sofa campus refr., books.weig- cash paid. House calls Boarding, AD RATES mfds, 2 JBL horns. $4.75/yd. Also available can Landscape. Call 908- made. Bert 821-4949 a non-profit organization. IT WORKS! FREE 1 •800*33 4*05 31 Awe.), Sat. 11/9; 9-3. Stainmaster $8.88. Com- bed, Bennlngton pine bar. hts, etc. Call 908-232- Training & Grooming Average cost, $160/#j<. $lOOO/negotlable. MUST 276-1891 1544. Household, toys, etc. SELL I 908-537-6941 or mercial carpet at $4.99. Rainbow vacuum sys. HIGH PRICES PAID- for 908-709-0325 ^ . "I got a lot of calls. Anywhere PRIVATE PARTY COMMERCIAL FIREWOOD— Seasoned Washer/dryer 685-0653 quality postcards, sheet (908) 231-6610 537-2396 Shop at home. Call Eddie. SPA— 2 Person, like new, ENJOY RIDING ALL YEAR $ RARITAN- 5 Obort Dr.: hardwoods, $125/cord, all complete, $1000. Sharp music, old toys, baseball BABY CARE— Birth to $4 from 3-10 a day! Even after the Monday, Tuesday & Wedhesday 8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Trl. & Sat., Nov. 8th & BAR— Solid Cherry & quantities & sizes, prompt LIVINGROOM SET — items, cameras, military, with all the comforts of mo. in my Wostflyd '30,00 39.20 908-254-7904 650W microwave, $50. home at a beautiful, clean Thursday & Friday 8:30 A.M,-8:00 P.M. Saturday 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M 9th. Rain or shine, 9am- Brass w/Topper & 2 COFFEE TABU & KITCH- delivery. 908-424-1075 $200; 2 end tables & 2 Call 722-6196. typewriters, TV's, Worlds home. Joan, mother olw, ad stopped running, I still got for three weeks for three weeks chairs. $50O/BO. 908- facility w/large attached grandmother of 9, nursjji-y 4pm. No early birds. EN SET— Colonial wood; FIREWOOD- seasoned, lamps-$10ea.; Maple Fair, fountain pens. 272- calls from people who kept the for four lines. Additional lines $1 each. Househld items, paint- 757-6680. rocker-$20. 356-2698 SPEAKERS- one set JVC 5777. indoor, homqy heated school teacher, nurses humidifier, rug, etc. All hardwoods, split & dollv- home stereo spkrs. good viewing lounges & tack Ings, and much, much exc. cond, 752-9298 aid training, exc. refer- FAX: (908) 231 KENILWOnTH BICYCLES- Schwlnn 10 erd $125/cord. 549-9627 LR & DR SETS— Kitchen cond. great sound, call INSTANT CASH- Jewelry, rooms plus so much ad PAY IN ADVANCE AND SAVE 10%! nore. For directions call speed girl's 20", $35. La- after 2PM set, washer, dryer,_ refrlg., ences, have 14 mo. cjd 707-1696. FI.REWOOD- seasoned, 271-3385 ask for Hank coins & diamonds, anti- more! For boarding ask Grandson. Will consider dles 26" $25. Gas grills curtains, etc. Reasonable. ques, watches, Rolex, J.S., Bridgewater CREDENZA- Oak, new, split hardwood. Full cord STEAM CLEANER— Ex- about our free video, travol for day or oycr Forbes Newspapers RARITAN— 93 Second $50 & $1OO. PentaX has drawers & stielves. Call 908-225-9731. clocks, oriental rugs. Any- you'll wonder why you video camera & VCR,, delivered $140. Farhllls. cellent condition, hot or night, have experience DEADLINES: Tho doadlmo lor Ploaso chock your advertisement Employment Wanted, Wanlod to A nivtiuin HI Hum mr . 1 A Ave.: Sat. & Sun., 11/9 & $180,469-3184. Call 908-234-0728 MOVING-' Whirlpool port, thing of value. Any size, ever settled for less for taking care of children' in Iho first week it runs. Errors in Rent, Housos to Sharo or 11/10; 10-3. Fum. must $450. 908-231-1071 cold up to 2000 Ib pres- condition or price. We both classified display and 44 Franklin Street CREDENZA-^ Oak, new, FIREWOOD- Seasoned, washer $60. Disc heater sure. Will clean almost you & your horse. Also your home while parents straight classrilod is 4 P M advertisements running more Apartments to Share. All ads go! Prices are right! 2 BR BIKE BUMPER RACK- $35. Corona kerosene make house calls. lessons, training, show- vacation. Have bock-up than one time must bo corroded when moving, all ads to P.O. Box 699 sets, (1) Cherry. LR set; has drawers & shelves. $125 per cord split & de- anything, $6000. 308- Elizabeth Coin & Jewel, , HOW TO Monday ,. Ski rack; Plant stand 5'; $180. 469-3184, heater $25. 359-6909. 526-0116 llam-5pm or ing, clinics-dressage, caro. Call 908-654-31^8. boloro Iho second Insertion or addrossos oulsldo ot Now Jersey Sorherville, NJ 08876 DR set. Good cond. Call large pressure cooker. livered. 14, 16, 18, or 20 260 North Broad Street, CANCELLATIONS: Accepted inch lengths. Call any- 722-4268 5pm-8pm hunter/jumper. PINE HILL, BABYSIT IN MY HOME— coiroction allowance cannot be EXTRA CHARGES: 908-685-2134. 356-5851 NEON SIGNS Raymond Strods, Ap- BranChburg. up to 4 P.M Monday prior to DID YOU time: Jill's Firewood, 908- •***.*• • by tho hour day-wee><, PLACE mado Correction allowance (or SCOTCH PLAINS- 9 Decorate your homo bar. praiser, Gemologlst, 1-800-439-7087. : publication. errors shall not exceed tho cost • Dlind Ads, $3.00 lor Box KNOW ... 560-8369. 24 hr. service. STOVE (a boauty)- Sur- 908-354-0202 part time • full time, daVs- A CLASSIFIED AD Rental $2.00 mailing chargo Aberdoon Rd.: (off Terrill, BRIDGEPORT MILL- Bud, Coors, Miller & ADJUSTMENTS: Wo make ol the advortiscmonl. that an ad in this local FREEZER— Kenmore, dlac 713, burns pea coal. nlghts, weekends - over- (Box hold for 30 days) off Kevin), 11/9 & 10, $1800. 9" SB lathe paper also goes into 14 morel Custom work avail. Stove w/stack, cap, ac- OLD ORIENTAL RUGS- 4000 night. Have fenced yare()& • Call 1-800-3340531 every oKort to avoid mistakes in Sat. & Sun., 9AM-5PM. 15.1 cu.ft. freezer, Call Bob 908-494-2993. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: Ail • All capitaljetters $1.00 per weok $850. Logan 14" lathe other local papers? Reach cessories + 1/2 ton a coal any size & cond. Purchase SERVICES playroom. Lunch included. .• Mail to us at: your Classilicd Advertisorhont ads for Garago Sales, • All bold typefaces $1.00'per week Light fixtures, antiques, $1475. Other equip. 352- 43ViWx27%D, $200; 16 for European Market. Top Very reasonable. 72i2- over 140,000 households in. Sears window fan, PHASE CONVERTER — & outside bin. $500 takes P.O. Box 699 fum., crystal, new Xmas 9893 with one call! Rotary type, 1 to 15 HP. it all. 908-968-5138 dollar paid. Prompt svc. 2035. !' " Somorvillo. NJ 08876 gift items, artwork, TV set, $50; llfestyler 1000 com- 201-425-6429. BUNK BED— w/frame, 1-8O0-334-0331 plete body builder $100. Call 526-5225 or ove- 4020 BABYSITTING— in rpy INDEX desks, more! nlngs 369-3372 TABLE SAW- $35. Drop • Fax 908-231-1385 headboard & footboard- DOG KENNEL- like new, All tho above are almost TONER CARTRIDGES — Business Services South Edison home for;in- •8090. trucks and Vans 9060 • To«ohousM FIARITAN I SOMEnVILLC Q0UND feeder $5. string trimmer 1000's - PERSONAL 4030 • Carpentry: 9090 • Mutlif «mityHomos $35; Girls 26" 3spd bike 4x10x6, hoavy guage PIANOS BOUGHT empty laser printer & per- fants and preschool.908- 8100 -Aulomohvo Financing . OROOK SO. PLAINDIELD- 132 new. Call 908-707-9872, $35. Snow blower $25. 1010 - Introductions «O40 • Child C*c 9100 -LoisimdAcioaqo 8110 -Auiomoirvo Paris. Accessories and Matls St.: (off Hamilton $35. Call 908-234-2353 links-$250. 937-4825 leave message. SOLD— Musical instru W&D $75. 359-6909 sonal copier cartridges 287-4538 £_ 1020 • Singles OqaniMtiom and 40M • Cleaninq Serwic. 9110 -'Oul of.A/oa Property * * * * Services • Blvd) Sat. 11/9 8:30- ments & access wanted for CASH! Call Activities 4060 • Convaloicent Caro 91J0 • Wanlcd lo Buy CAGES- Brassllke Ham- ENTERTAINMENT CEN- GAS OVEN- double, exc. BRADLEY GARDEN 8120 • AuiomotrvS Reps" 908-754-8493. BOOKKEEPING- AND 1030 • Losl S Found 4070 • CI*>ctricaJ 9130 • Uodjages and Financing 5PM. Rain or shine. Huge ster also Ferret cage $50 Connie's Music Cen 6130 • Miscellaneous Automotive TER- -.36" x 52VJ" x cond., almond $125. Anti- HIS END UP FURNI- RELATED SERVICES for MOM— will give lots of HOW TO 1040 • I'wsonjK 4080 • Handyman Services 9140 -MiscellaneousHeal Islam sale, cheap. Davenport St., Somerffl 4090 • Health Care Services ruoo'j - MOTonevCLES each. New condition 181rV, solid pine w/glass que kit. table w/porcelain RE— lovo seat, chair WORLD'S FAIR-EXPO businesses & Individuals. TLC to your child, FT/jBT. 1050 • Coming Lvcnts 9200'S - VACATION PROPERTY NJ. 908-725-O737 4100 • Home Improvemenl B210 • AtV's 668-0641. doors. $100. 754-2371 footstool, 2 arm tables ITEMS— Disney, toys, Call 685-3071 Carolanjr 1060 - Announcements 9210 • Homes lor Sale SO. PLAINFIELD- 118 top $100. 494-0911 Carmen 908-561-3792 4106 • income lax 8220 . Mopods WRITE JO00« - FOR SALE 9220 • Poconos Properties' Surroy Rd.: Sat., Nov 9 PIANO- WP Haine, Spin- $350. 908-463-7996 games, sheet music, CERTIFIED TEACHEtjfJ- MIO • Antiques 4110 • Instruction/Education BJ30 • Olf-Road Motorcycles CAMERA— Minolta-$125; COMPUTER HELP!— 92JC • Hosorl Properties et. Oak finish with bonch. please leave message. trains and anything col- w/10 yrs. child caro expter. MM • Applancos 4120 • Insurance 8240 - On Road Motorcycles 10-4PM. (Oak tree to Dor- SRT101, 2 lenses, flash, I CLASSIFIED AD 9240 • W«lo*onl Properties Confused, Frustrated? We MJO-Art 4130 • Uindscapinf] and Irco Caro B2S0 • Motorcycle Paris, Accessories set to Surrey). Movingll Excellent condition. lectible. Horb Rolfes. 534- will care for your child-Jin 9250 • Lois and Acroage filters, case. 937-4825 Advertise in the Classified! TIRES — 4 Toyo Can Help! Software as- 2040 - Auctions 4140 Legal Services and Service $1200. 908-722-2649 5515; 534-5115. THAT SELLS 9260 • Timo Stoics 195x60x15, excellent my S. Plainfield home. 2050 - Ctollung ana Apn-voi 4150 • Loans & Finance 0260 - Miscellaneous Moio/cycio sistance, computer re 9270 - Vacation Flontals Current refs. Non-smoker. • Start your ad with .••060. ColloctWc 4160 - Masonry MM'* - RECREATIOMAL VEHICLES condition, $100. Fork lift pairs & Upgrades. C.S.E., 9280 • Weekend Mentals what, you'ro. soiling. 2070 • Computes 4170 Miscellaneous Services 8410 • Campers and Trailers jack $150. Call 722-0082 753-6483 ^_ M00'» - RENTALS Inc. 908-654-9355 • Bo descriptive. List 2060 - farm & Garden 41 no • P.-,inlinq 0420 - Motor Homes Somerset Messenger-Gazette Advertise 2090 - Flea Uaikcls. iws and U.UX.V, 4100 • Parly K Enlcri.'iinrnnnt Service 0430 - RV Parts. Accessories and 9410- Homes COMPUTER PROGRAM CHILD CARE in my Som- tho best foaturos of 9420 - MuKifamly Homes TOWELS— Bath, tools, . 2100 • Froe 10 Good Homo 4200 • fHumbmq. Heating S. Coolmn, Scrvco Bound Brook Chronicle In the Classified! MING— Customized Fox erset home. 12 mos.^or your (torn first. 2110 - Fmmluic 4210.' I'roloisional Services 8440 - Miscellaneous NV 9430 • Townhousos and Condominiums car radio, handicapped older. FT or PT. Call Drjr 8600] - BOATS 9440 • Apartmenls Middlesex Chronicle BASE + , FoxBASE/MAC, Q 4220 • Hoolinq walker, carpet rugs, ster- • Uso only standard U6I0 - Boats - 9450 • Rooms FOXPRO, SCO FoxBASE othy 908-828-2414. > 2130 • Gcnoral Mcrcnandiie 4?30 • Wallpapcnni] eo, etc. 908-968-2387 abbreviations 0620 - Power Boils 9460 - Boarding South Plainfield Reporter 2t40 • OWico fumiiuio and Snpplim SOOO's - EMPLOYMENT and SCO FoxPro program- CHILD CARE— for >In DG30 • Sailboats 9470 • Apartmonls IQ Sham 3000 • Always stato tho 2JS0 • Software 5010 • Career Trammr) and Serves • Piscataway-punellen Review WOLFF TANNINQ BEDS— ming. Customization of fants. TLC in my or ybur 5020 • Duld Caro Wanlod 0640 • Molors 1480 • Homes lo Share 21G0 • WanlMf lolluy U4S0 •Wanted 10 Fienl INTRODUCTIONS Now Commercial-Home PETS AND LIVESTOCK SBT accounting software home. Experienced. Days, OCSO-Marmas •• - prico-ol a sale item - MOO't-PETS AND LIVESTOCK" 5030 • Lmploynttrll Aijoncios • Metuchen-Edison Review, 0660 • Mentals ant) Cliancrs 9500 • Miscellaneous Rorilnlv . Units from $199.op. and, if you're floxiblo 3010-Birds 0040 • employment • Domostm both. PC, Macintosh & nights, weekends. GJH (1670 - Slip Rentals 96OO> - COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE A WAY FOR PEOPLE TO MEET PEOPLE 3020 • Cats 5050 • Lmployfliertl • General • Green Brook-North Plainfield Journal Lamps -Loti on s- Unix. Exp'd In Novel Plera 908-781-0609. ^ on price, include D6U0 • Sloraqo 9610 • Business Properties lor Sato 3030 • Dogs 5060 • Lmploymonl • Hcallh Care Acccssories. Monthly pay- 06SO • Hail S Fishirv) Supplies 9620 • Prolossionnl Properties for Salo • Scotch Plains-Fanwood Press 3020 LAN's. Stephen Dragon "negotiable" in your 3040 • Fish 5O7O-- Lmploymcnl - ManaQeruil CHILD CARE- Mom Will 1(700 • Uoai Paris, Acccsso/ios nnrj 9630 • Rolail Prapcrlios lor Sale ments low as $18.00. Call Cats & Assoc, 908-757 ad. 3050 • Ho-sos 5080 • Part lime employment How to Place an Ad How to Answer Ap Ad 9640 • Warohouio I'roperiios lor Sale • Highland Park Herald - caro for your child in }Jer 3OG0 - Livestock 5090 • Lmploymonl Wanted Service . today FREE NEW Color 7382. ' • Bo suro to include JBSO • OKico Flonlals Raritan home (Somer\ ACCURATE HAULING « CLEAN UPS— houses, garages, attics, removal of debris, trees, wood, MfiKE YOUR furniture, trash, junk. All Directory phase andscape con- struction. 908-560-8369 J & D MAINTENANCE, CARPENTRY- All small, J & J CONSTRUCTION- ARMSTRONO M TREE MAINTENANCE- PA I NT I NO. A WALL CARPET CLEANING-' 4030 4200 Carpentry INC— small Jobs our-spe- medium repairs inside & Replacement windows, SCAPING— Landscape Tree removals, shrub PAPERING— "Fall Spa-. Carpets, $9.50/rm- cialty. Same day service. out, and new work. Also seamless gutters & lead- design, interlocking, brick pruning. Commercial & clal" $S0 off painting and Plumbing, Moating AUTO DEALERS I COLLISION REPAIRS TO ADVERTISE MASON PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE inlnlmum 3 rms. Sofa & Interior & exterior repairs. ceramic tile, sheetrock re- ers, all types of roofing & or paver patios, walkways residential; Quality work and Cooling chair, $29.95. Free de- CARPENTRY- PROFES- 20% off wallpapering. Also 'Cleaning. Sr Citizen pairs, gutters cleaned, re- siding, storm doors & ad- & driveways.- Planting of at fair prices. Over 20 yrs. FULLY -INSURED. Will odorizing. Licensed & In- SIONAL CARPENTRY Discount. 297-4340. paired and inside paint- ditions. Call 548-1434 trees & shrubs, lawn experience. Call 658- sured. Over 10 yrs exper. SERVICES. 33+ years ing. Call Larry 469-8340. b»at any written ••«- COPPERHEAD PLUMB - after 6pm. maintenance service, new 3266 or 321-0077 mates. Interior/exterior. INQ, HEATING, DRAIN REILLY Benner's Work Guaranteed MCDOWELLS Ellis "Master Kleen" 908-249- experience. Call Chris lawns s d or FIND OUT HOW COST 1177 908-422-8944. 4100 CERAMIC « MARBLE IN- JFK CONSTRUCTION_.„.„„„..„., - - ? seed, lawn Will work weekends. Call CLEANING— Affordable Slnco 1928 Uc. #1268 Chris 873-1389 _ ..,..._ qualliy-E-frce~ostlmates; OLDSMOBILE, INC. Tree Service —Homo Improvement -SJAJAMlftWr- BaJJis, ruirtfo*d^08*2J6U0R5fi , innovations • Water Heaters Kitchens & Foyers. Old & All work guaranteed. 1 mufcTh or dfe'cor'atlve Tree PAINYINO. « WALLPA- 24 hour emergency ser Auto Center Offices, everyday. Good new. Repairs. 369-6610. stone. Stone driveways, AUTHORIZED CHSHtESISTILESr • Sewer Cleaning ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE contractor for all your PERINQ- Exterior/ Irfte- vice. License #8917 Complete Auto Body 14 Mechanical • Sump Pumps references. 685-0712; 1ST IN QUALITY CUSTOM RENOVATIONS needs. Large or small, we tree removal, brush re- Removal rlor, custom work. Com- Please call 752-8808. Mason Contractor & REMOVAL beeper 878-8333. 4070 OLDSMOBILE CAN BE RIGHT HERE • Drinking Water Remodeling Service Your One Stop Home Im- do it alll moval with chipper, rail- merclal/residentlal. FULLY HEATING— start enjoying with the latest technology. • Firewood Electrical road ties installed. Call With 10 Years Experience Systems CLEAN UP SERVICES OF Additions, Dormers provement Co. Kitchens, KARL J. FRITZ INSURED. Nick 658-9235 the warmth & fuel savings SALES & SERVICE NJ Inspection & Reinspection • Woodchips Kitchens, Baths Joe 885-5323. • Water Conditionin ag ALL TYPES— We'll clean Baths, Basements, Sky- CONSTRUCTION VENIS BROS. PAINTINO (Ed Rellly) of a new high efficiency . ~ _ :.'"•* *"< Step Rebuilding Specialists Systems, • Snow plowing up anything! Garages, at- ELECTRIC, ASPEN- All Attic & Bsmt. Finishing lights & Tile. COMPANY Tree Experts Interior/Exterior— Free beat system now. Cal residential needs: house - Architect Services COMPLETE CARE YARD 232-7651 606 South Ave., E. • Brick Fronts • Patios Wo Job too Small • Landscaping tics, stores, warehouses, 908-267-6944 remodeling, additions, SYSTEMS— Tree service, 359-6180 estimates. Custom work. John at Professlona cellars, bldg. sites, real ans, smoke detectors, Fully ins. NJIic#020564 Very neat & references. Plumbing Servlcos 908 Cranford, NJ CALL • Foundations • Sidewalks (908) 245-1203 lighting, telephones, etc. Phllson Assoc, Inc. DECKS— $6.50 per ft. or new construction of all lawn maintenance, land- FULLY INSURED 450 North Ave. E. estato closings & estates. will beat any legitimate types. Commercial & resi- Sheetrock Repairs. Fully 725-2530 (MPL#8488) 560 NORTH AVE. E. • Fire Places • Retaining Walls Free Estimates. Fully In- Quick response. Lie. (908)233-1231 scape design. Fall clean- Westfield or offer. Custom work. Fully dential. up. Insured, free es- TREE WORK WANTED- insured. 908-752-3767. 276-6000 sured. Call 253-8932 #7534. Call 356-3041; ADDITIONS Pruning, storm, damage, OIL BURNER SERVICE WESTFIELD (908) 486-5806 873-0137. Insured. Unlimited refer- 908-236-2671 timate. (908) 874-5083. 276-1111 FREE ESTIMATES 272-5697 INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES CLEANING DONE- by Alterations/Remodeling ences. Color portfolio. KITCHENS, BATHS- re- removals, chipping, shrub £ Boiler & Furnace woan 233-3213 ELECTRICAL SERVICE Roofs, windows, bath- care, Insured/Smith Tree * up, efficiency testing mature couple. 9 years Call now and save $$$. modeling, alterations, COUNTRYSIDE or experience. Satisfaction Quality work/reasonable rooms & basements. Call 908-526-0005. cabinet rofacing, counter- Service 908-439-2059. emergency service calls, rices. Avail after 4pm & for free estimates.908- TREE EXPERTS • heat & hot water In- Guaranteed. 874-4208 DID YOU tops, formica, Corian, tile BUILDERS DRIVEWAY FUEL OIL MOVERS PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE vknds. FREE estimate, 236-6716 . work, skylights, finished Removal, Pruning. 755-• stalled. 722-8225. CLEANING WOMAN- w/ -ully bonded & Insured. KNOW.. . 4160 " exp., will clean your AL BREUCHE& SON that an ad In this local basements, drywall & tap- Fully insured. PLUMBING & HEATING house or apt., anytime. L.A.B. ELECTRIC. 526- Home Improvements paper also goes into 14 ing, decks. References on Masonry Low rates. Good service. RESIDENTIAL 3696. Uc #10020. 908-752-5565 A. BUONTEMPO BOBBINS & ALLISON INC. Good refs. & rates 908- Basement to attic, inside other local papers? Reach request. No job too small. Lowest prices PAINTING Drain cleaning. Free estl- COMMERCIAL W^DOWELLS r Donald S. Rockefeller 966-5595 ELECTRICAL WORK- All & out. Experienced w/ref- over 140,000 households "Free estimates; Fully in- A-l WAYNE P. SCOTT- Wallpaperlng, Carpentry mates. License #6461. Gen. Builder Since 1950 INDUSTRIAL'. guaranteed 1 quallty masonry services. . Repairs: Sheetrock Call John 968-8634 CLEANING- oU-ardfl&4or phases from pole to plug, erences. Free estimates. with one call! sured. Call Cedrone's Since 1928 "Locaf Public Movers PLUMBING & HEATING INC. tesftjfential, Commerctel'&f DEER REPELLENT—'Pro-- Free- .estlmate.'HRefer- Spackllng, Plastering PLUMBINGT A'HfiKrnW 't^w. Homes & Additions- homes, apts, offices.. "Reasonable rates. :b!f5 ~ttbme ImproVe'rn'enf.s 9081 Moving A Ucsrjse industrial. 18 yrs. exper. 249-2090. tect your valuable land- ences. Insured. 40 yrs. a Doors, Windows . -All big or small.reslden Family Owned & Operated Daily, wftly, bi-weekly. 908-463-1773 DRYWALL' CONSTBUC Fire and Storm -Si Cbmplete WOODSTACK Unsurpn-Mod soapo plants: this FolUI family business. Every job Ungr tlal work.' FREE Estimates Also Cater Amer. & W. fllL H0M TION— Sheetrock and MRTFIX-1T— No. job too • Damage uonstruction ~~ • DRIVEWAYS ' h EElectricl 90fJ Call 908-722-0805 a specialty. 968-523)'0 Tlle & Masonry & Answers. Evening & •• '-Budget Plans ~ India style for offs./ priv. S - - MENTS. & REPAIRS- taping, specializing In small inside or outside. 722-4943 1 • concrete Paving and • •.PARKING LOTS TREE SERVICE parties 1-800-300-3087 789-3131. Kitchens, baths, room ad- 35 yrs exp. free est. Refs T weekend appts. for work- • SEAL COATING' • Service Plans Heating small jobs: T.'A.F. Drywall * + + •*• ~ MASON Call Rich after 6PM Ing families. License Masonry Work INSURED CLEANING- from just a ELECTRICAL WORK- ditions. Interior & Exterior Call 1-800-640,-3969. avail. Art 908-821-5422 FALL CLEAN UP ' Cellar Drainage & Pumps • BELGIUM BLOCK CURBING Services ommerclal, residential Painting, etc. Fully In- CONTRACTORS PAINTING- ATB INC #8488 John, 725-2530 • RAILROAD TIES • STUMP GRINDING" • Plumbing/AC few rooms to the whole E&M QUALITY— HOME IM- Leaves, sticks, etc. • Comm, & Res. Low, Low Winter Rates house. 908-805-9380, and Industrial. Licensed, sured. Call Bill 201-318- Call Anthony Specializing in all types of PAINTINO. $50/room. Ex- PLUMBING & HEATING ^ State Uc. #4205 No. 9141, and Insured. CONTRACTING PROVEMENTS & REPAIRS. Alterations "SERVING YOUR AREA FREE ESTIMATES 450 North Ave. E. AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES leave message. 7768. Carpentry, sheetrock, tile, 722-5216 masonry: Brick work, terior $700 + . Wallpaper All types of plumbing. 24 Senior Citizen Discounts Free estimates. Call Vince Roofing, .siding, decks, block work, concrete, etc. $15/roll. Roofing & gut- fully Insured • Free Estimates FOR OVER 40 YEARS" FULLY INSURED 213 SOUTH AVE E windows, interior & exte- painting, etc. Bthrm. & FILL DIRT/TOP SOIL for hour emergency service. CLEANING- homes, of- Santonastaso Electric * • * ~~ Fully insured. Free esti- ters, free estimates. 908- FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED Westfield CRANFORD 276-8677 FREE ESTIMATES fices, condos, weekly, bi- 968-1609. rior painting, all types car- bsmt. remodeling. Free sale, also machine Free estimates, fully In- 272-5177 BATHROOMS mates. 914-0496 TEL 276-0898 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford weekly or monthly. Good pentry work est., competitive rates. spread. Railroad ties & sured. Lic.#7778. 707- License 02160 Scotch Plains 753-7281 233-3213 276-5752 rates. Call 558-9137 ELECTRICAL- All types FREE ESTIMATES FREE ESTIMATES CALL JOHN 908-249- Belgian Block Installed. NO JOBS PAINTING- Int./Ext. wall- 9170 Joe KJersgaard f wiring, Service changes Complete bathrooms FULLYJNSURED 6652 Driveways stoned, paved, papering. Fully Insured. PLUMBING & HEATINQ- CLEANING- Homes/Con- i paddle fans. Additions. TOO SMALL Residential. All work guar- dos/Apts. LOW RATES- 1 starting as low as SEWAREN, NJ SAL & SONS— Excellent sealed. D Hunt 722-1882 water heaters, water fil- Call Harold Klousor. Uc. (908) 636-7508 ceramic tile & marble in- 369-5837 anteed. 10% Sr. citizen ters, sump pumps, sewer TO ADVERTISE FUEL OIL bdrm, bath $35 to 4 #6252. 908-572-6750. $3995. Licensed, in- discount. Call Robert's ELECTRICAL PAINTING PLUMBING TV REPAIR bdrm, 2-3 baths $65. FENCES- all types in- stallations. Complete ren- GREEN PASTURES MASON CONTRACTOR- & drain cleaning. All re ELECTRICAL- All types sured, 10 yrs. Expe- LANDSCAPING— com- Painting, 908-985-8829 pairs. Truppi Plumbing, He Honest/rellable/exp/refs stalled, metal or wood. ovations (bathroom, foyer Custom work. All aspects or 985-3439 provided. Carol 754-2574 residential/commercial. rience. LOWEST PRICES. Fence a kitchens) + general re- mercial & residential, of mason work. Free esti- #8707. Call 754-3750 POLYPHASE ELECTRIC REYNOLDS Speciallng In: Uc.#2978. Cooney Elec- J.M.C. repairs. 908-756-0638. pair & remodeling. Free maintenance & all types mates. References. Call CLEANING- if you need of landscaping. Fully in- PAINTING— Interior $75/ TNT HEATING & COOL PLUMBING & tric. 908-469-0281 Home Renovations estimates. 526-6651. 469-1223, please leave; All Phases of Electrical Work • Residential •Commercial a very good & responsible HOME sured. For free estimate message. room, Exterior. Free esti- ING— "We Blow the Corn- From Pole to Plug HEATING INC. person wAransp. & exc. ELECTRICIAN- Estab- (908) 561-3554 SHEETROCK/SPACKLE mates. Sheetrocklng & til- petition away I" See our TO PLACE YOUR shed 1944. Lic.#7830. Alterations —Repairs ttTsheetrock & call Dominic. 753-1372 Lou DIFabio Tony DiFablo refs. Please call Laura LANDSCAPE DESIGN- MASONRY & LANDSCAP- ing. References avail, ad In the Business Dlrec- • Residential Niagara Electric Inc. Resi- BATHS & KITCHENS- and Additions plaster. 572-5811. Over 35 Yrs. Experience 201-676-4401 Unlque Holiday gift or get ING— Additions, porches, Fully Insured. Patterson tory & Area Service Dlrec- SERVICE AD • Commercial Exterior and Interior dential wiring. Scotch See our standard bath- Prompt and Courteous WINDOW A-l REPAIRS brick or concrete' drive- Palntlng, 908-72S-5997; tory. (908) 494-5292 • Fuel Oil SAME DAY SERVICE CLEANING- Mature Por- "lalns, 756-1454 room special package. an early start for Spring • Industrial Services Replace glass, putty, planting. Certified land- ways or patios. Landscape 1-800-780-B977. • Complete heating Brush • Spray • Roller Bathroom and Kitchen tuguese lady cleans $3800 908-753-6695. "Quality at its Best" caulk, paint & wash. Qual- tie construction. Full array HERE • Electric Heat homes, offices, condos. ELECTRICIAN— Installa- scape architect. Very Rea- PAINTING- Interior/exte- • Repairs & Service Moderizatlons tion" of circuit breakers, Estevez Construction Con- ity craftsmanship for 25 of masonry & landscape 4220 18 Years ol Experience SERVICE SALES REPAIRS SALES & REPAIRS Excel refs. 908-654-5195 tractors 'WALLACE sonable rates. Call Steve services. rior painting done with old • Air Conditioning paddle fans, attic fans, years. Free estimates, in- 908-287-3951 fashioned pride. Benjamin Rooting CALL - FREE ESTIMATE - Wo Do The Complete Job (30 Years in Business) electric heat, recessed BATHTUB & TILE RESUR- CONSTRUCTION sured, work guaranteed, Net job too small. We Power Wash Before CLEANING- mature Moore products used. Unsurpassed Quality Workmanship REASONABLE RATES woman will clean your lights, appliance wiring. FACING-- 5 year war- 725-3845 prompt service. Bob LANDSCAPING- Fall Call 722-1977 Window puttying/ glar- 1245 Westfield Ave. Every Job! 276-5387 CENTER TV cleanup, thatching, lawn ROOFING CONTRAC- 276-6000 Uc. #7194 home &/or office. Experi- ree estimates, Insured. ranty, free estimates. Call HOME IMPROVEMENTS Stalnman, 626-3382. 'MASONRY- 28 years of ing. 15 yrs In business. CLARK Uc. #1106 RONSON ELECTRIC, maintenance, all phases TOR— Cafice Construc- Call Nick 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle , enced, reliable, with refer- 908-756-5351 & REPAIRS- additions, WINDOW GLASS RE- experience. Steps, side- References. Free esti- 358 NORTH AVENUE E ences. 469-6365 752-5683. (Uc. 5532). of landscaping. Reason- tion Co. Roofing of all (908) 789-3131 decks, wooden storage PLACED ON SITE- We walks, driveways, patios, mates. D. Vesuvlo, 561- types, shingle/flat/slate 396-8100 CRANFORD 276-2331 BEFORE & AFTER HOME able prices, quality work, 9848 (908) 245-4835 CLEANING— Polish ELECTRICIAN- Lic.# sheds. All phases of home ropair, re-putty & paint quick service. Call 755- bricks, blocks. No job too and leak repairs. No job IMPROVEMENTS- Inside Improvements & repairs. small. Call Bill 968-0695. woman will clean your 10062. For evenings & & out & no job too big or old windows & trim. Very 8429, Charlie. too small. Insured, Free home. 563-9034 weekends.. Bonded & In- Visa'MC, free estimates. reasonable. INSURED. MASONRY- Concrete, PAINTING- Let a woman estimates. 968-6241. sured. Reasonable rates. small. All work fully guar- OUR HOUSE 366-0S86 do your painting. Neat, BUILDERS CLEANING- Profes- anteed. Free est. Call Call Clear View, 757- foundations, driveways, FUEL OIL GLASS PAINTING ROOFING & REMODELING I WALLS AND CEILINGS Commercial, residential, 5347 ' LANDSCAPING— All clean quality work. In- ROOFING— AFFORDABLE, sional, with a personal Dave, 908-725-8879 or HOME IMPROVEMENT- phases Including Spring sidewalks, Belgian block. RELIABLE, DEPENDABLE. industrial. 725-7267 Fully insured, free esti- sured. Free estimates. touch. Reliable, refer- John, 908-685-1057. Carpentry, concrete, ma- WINDOW RESTORA- Cleanups. We'll beat any Call Maryann 560-9235. Free Estimates. Call Bill M/f STOP LEAKS! ences, Free estimates. Building & Remodeling sonry, drywall, painting. TIONS— we re-putty/ legitimate price. Free estl- _„_ _„DM_I Construction, 908-873-3759 AUTH 5AFETY LAVITOL PAINTING Commercial & residential. KITCHENS, BATHS, BASE- Finished basements, ga- mates. Call Jeff 908-753—257-7939 PAINTING- Tom REEL-STRONG CLARK BUILDERS, INC. glaze, caulk & paint old ROOFING-' free alumi- CUSTOM GLASS CO. R. Vetter 10% off first cleaning. 4080 MENTS, ATTICS. rages, baths, additions. windows. 15 yrs in busi- 6742 MASOttRY=~~5teps, side- Hanson Painters. Interior/ • Exterior • Free Estimate Call The Polished Look Handyman Serviced Fully Insured, DMI Con- exterior & wallpapering. num gutters & leaders w/. CONTRACTING Serving Union County & EST. 1946 • COMPLETE ROOF STRIPPING 908-750-5128 ness. Free phone esti- LANDVIEW LAND- walks, patios, exterior rUKL • Interior 806-7554 struction, 757-7929. Free estimates. Please any now or reroof. Best • Additions & Alterations Vicinity Since 1925 "APPROVED INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS" • Fully Insured SPECIALISTS CARPENTRY & HOME IM- mate.D. Vesuvlo, 908- SCAPE- & Ground De- drainage, all work guaran- roofers & prices In area. • Expert & Sons 1ST IN QUALITY- Kitch- teed. Free estimates. Call call Tom at 908-469- • Window and Patio Door «MCI*U»T» IN AUTO AMD C0UUEKCUU. BODY OU»i • Carpentry • FLAT ROOFNIQ & SLATE CLEANING- Serious PROVEMENTS- I do it HOUSE DOCTOR— Let us S81-9548 sign. Voted best land- B£PUC£U£wra ON ALL CONSmUCWON tQUIP. Preparation 908-253-0827. 5952 or 1-800-479- Call Rainbow Roofers • GUTTERS & LEADERS Cleaning. Homes, apart- ens, Baths, Basements, ALL, garages-decks-any take care of your prob- scaper in Somerset Coun- 231-0141. Installations • Electrically Operated Windows SERVING UNION Plastering Attics, Decks, sheetrock, 5952. "We're Still Working Our Way Through ments, condos, offices work large or small. Free lems. All phases of Home ty. All phases of landscap- • Wood and Vinyl Siding Most Major Brands • All Curved & Panoramic Windshields & MIDDLESEX COUNTIES Patching cleaned. Weekly, bi- doors, windows. Repairs. Improvements, no job too 4130 PAINTING- Why pay Town and We do the best Work Around" estimates, insured. Call Landscaping ing & maintenance. Reli- • Roofing *> Air Conditioning ^ Humidifiers & Channels & Regulators FOR 23 YEARS weekly, monthly & week- 20 yrs. experience. Low small or big. Free estl- able & Affordable. Call morel $55/rm. Com- FULLY INSURED - FHEE ESTIMATES Textured Ceiling Steve 908-968-7042 Painting 4230 Commercial * Residential Oil & Gas Burnors * Healing & Codling • Rear Windows SAVE ENERGY.... We install ends. Charlene, 271- prices. Free estimates, CARPENTRY & ROOF- mates. Call 231-0141 and Tree Care Gary 722-4388 mercial, residential, apts. N.J. UC. NO. 010760 . all Paul 908-354-7419. Quality work. 707-9872 Wallpapering Fully Insured Free Estimates Fuel Oil *» Air Cleaning Filters Vinyl Replacement Windows Sheetrocklng 4616 ING- Celling blocks, floor Installation LAWN CARE/YARD ANTHONY'S PAINTINQ- SALES - SERVICE • Check our Recession Proof Prices COUPLE CLEANING- Ex- DRIVEWAY SEALINQ- tiles, repairing ceilings, WORK- Best Service, PAINTING- A DELICATE TOUCH- Ex- 276*4083 241-8555 — 381-5145 — Taping & Finishing perienced, good refer- deck staining, window walls & porchos, wood Interlor/exterlor. Roofing, INSTALLATION • Roofing • Leaders and Gutters SICHLER "LEAF- Lowest Rates, Free Esti- gutters cleaned/installed. V.A.CARNEVALE Exterior/ pert paperhanglng, reli- Serving Union County and Vicinity 573 W. WESTFIELD AY. 1-800-794-LEAK ences. Own transporta- washing & all home ser- cabinets, formica & brick mates. Call 231-0358. Interior. Very reasonable. able, meticulous, afford- With Quality and Dependability 276-0900 ROSELLE PARK vices. Lowest rates & per- Free est. 908-752-6441. 272-4033 276-6945 709-0591 tion. Free estimates. Call steps. Reasonable rates. INSTALLATION References. Fully Insured. able. Recommended by — Wayne Davldowitch — 549 LEXINGTON AVE. CRANFORD UCAM OAA0CM fTAYl PAJtKWAV Wff 13T (COANtfl W VALLKV HO) (5325) Ana 908-654-7083. sonal attontion. Call 356-9020 BUSTERS" LAWN SERVICE- HACHMANS PAINTING 35 yrs. of services In this paint stores and Interior D & S Homo Service* SERVICES Prompt, reliable, Insured. lnt./ext. Wallpapering. 14 area. Please call 968- decorators. Call Adele Lee FOR RELIABLE, thorough 908-369-5865 CARPENTRY- FINE RELAX ... ENJOY FALL! Dethatchlng, power seed- yrs. exper. Free estimate. 0467. at 908-231-0485. & experienced house- •storm doors WATERPROOFING cleaning call Deanna 908- HANDYMAN FOR HIRE- QUALITY REMODELING A Ing. Full service. Serving Insured. Rob, 704-1846. CARPET SERVICE TO ADVERTISE HOME IMFROVEMENTS PLUMBERS TO ADVERTISE carpentry, replacement of REPAIRS. VERY AF- •replacement windows Somerset County. JOHN MACNAMARA PARAMOUNT PROFES- PAPERHANGINQ "CHECK, 745-7714. Reas. rates. OUR PRICES WILL BLOW. SIONAL PAINTINQ- MY SEAMS" Reliable, ex- windows & doors, floor FORDABLE PRICES. •closet organizers YOU AND YOUR LEAVES (908)359-1418. PAINTING— Int. painting HOUSECLEANING Good •shelving Power washing. Over 25 pert paperhanglng. Work tiles, carpet Installation, WINDOWS, DOdRS, AWAY! MULCH/TOPSOIL— pick & wall papering. Ext. references. Own transpor- kitchen, bath renovation. TRIM, CABINETS, KITCH- •fencing yrs. experience. Interior/ guaranteed. Certified by B.D J. HOME LENNY'S PLUMBING Channel Home Centers up or prompt delivery. Re- painting. Free estimates. Exterior. Quality work. The Paperhanglng Instl-' tation. Call 90 8- 526-5723. ENS, BASEMENTS, •mail box posts 908-709-0160. FIND OUT HOW COST 668-4579. •garage door openers •Leaf removal tall/wholesale. Eagle Reasonable rates. Fully tute. Call Lynno at 908- IMPROVEMENTS, Inc. HEATING Basement Waterproofing HANDYMAN- Complete DECKS. FREE EST.' •Fall clean-ups Fenca & Supply 908- CARPET TO PLACE YOUR REFS. 908-281-6838 •ceiling fans PAINTING- Good Hands insured. Free estimates. 789-2127 Complete Jnterlor and Exterior • French Drain Systems I WILL CLEAN— your home Improvements. •thatch •rototlll 526-5779 Co. Interior/exterior. Wall- 908-245-1630. EFFECTIVE YOUR AD • Heating Sewer house or apartment. Own CARPENTRY BY QUELI •wallpaper •seed •fertilize Remodeling and Rebuilding • 25 year Guarantee Docks, porches, Inferior/ •many Kinds of carpentry PINE LANDSCAPING- papering, painting, power PAPERHANGINQ- No technics Cleaning transportation, oxp. & ref- exterior work, carpentry CONSTRUCTION CO.- Free estimates PAUL A. MILLAR PAINT- SERVICE AD Welded vinyl replacement repair Fall Special*. Now Is the washing for commercial/ ING- Meticulous Int/Ext Job too smolll Reasonable AIX TYPES OF CARPET REPAIR • Plumbing & Heating erences. 3550282 work, painting. No job too residential. Call Fr«d, rates. Call 276-1549. CAN BE RIGHT HERE Siding Masonry & Paving Stones windows & stool doors. Froo estimates time for seeding & thatch- Svcs. 10 yrs exper. Gut- Stoks, Stretching, Scanting Repairs • Stops • Drlvoways small. Froe estimates. 5 years experience SAY GOOD NIGHT Ing of lawns. Landscape 4B70984 or B88-1169 and Installations Additions HERE Call Steve Dimino 908- Custom decks, additions, TO YOUR LAWN ters cleaned. Fully Ins. WALLPAPERING BY FEM- • Hot Water Heaters • Foundations • Wnlkways dormers, kitchen & bath design ..&.. Installation. AIL PAINTINO * PAPER ININE TOUCH- Reason- Porch JK'S 752-7863. We also seal CALL908-534-1192 Free esfc -Exo; -refs; -Call 40 YEARS^EXPERBENCE • Additions • remodeling, basements, phases of landscaping & HANOINO- Interior/exte- Paul 908-846-7186 able rates. Prompt ser- Encloiurtw Docks • Sump Pgmps CALL driveways. Call Sam 654-5414 lawn maintenance, Includ- vice. Free estimates. No WALLCOVERING drywall & taping. NO JOB S & L LANDSCAPING rior. Quality workmanship nuae ESTIMATES Rsplacenwnt Windows, Storm Doors Free Est. • State License #6249 Residential - Commercial TOO SMALLI Fully insured, INTRODUCTIONS... ing hydrosoedlng. 908- for 25' years. No job too Job too small. Call 231- CALL INSTALLATIONS £ ODD JOBS- GENERAL A way for people to meet PRO PAINTING —Fully Insured • Fraa Estimates— 276-6000 Froo Estimates & Financing Avallablo REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, free estimates. 908-704- 968-5670. small. Insured. Free esti- 0282. Lenny Grieco poople, evory week In ANDREWS " Commercial, Residential, Call Btuc* •t: (MM) 874-3880 or and brush cloared & romoved. 0262. your local Forbes newspa- mate, prompt service. 233-1515 276-6000 Expert int/oxt. carpontry, TREE SERVICE TNT TREE EXPERTS— a Bob Stolnman, 826- Industrial. Fully Insured. WALLPAPERING- Femi- Toll FrM 1-800-794-33S1 574-0480 1-800-334-1822 Interior Painting por. The ad Is free, then nine Hangups. Neat, pro- painting, roplacoment CARPENTRY BY complete tree & shrub 3382 Expert one call does It alll service. Fully Insured. •Power Washing fessional. Free ostlmates. Quality windows & decks. Treo TIMBERLINE 1-800-334-0831 Quality work. Resonable work, log splitting, gutters rates. Fully Insured. Free Estomotos. Call 908- PAINTING •Interior/Exterior Prompt service. Call Joan CONSTRUCTION *** 526-0251. Workmanship cleaned. No job too small. Kitchen & bath remodel- 753-2884 & STAINING •Protective Coating •Sand/Water Blasting Cnll: Why broak your back? If ing, replacement windows IRON RAILINGS 908-668-3983 TREE & STUMP RE- Interior & exterior, wallpa- WALLPAPERING- Wall- you don't see It, ask. Call & doors, siding, trim, fin- MOVAL —Is your stump o pering, custom colors, •Wallpapering/removal craft Professional paper- Joo Kllngcblel us today for a FREE esti- BONACCORSOS NURS- pain In the grass? Free •Wall Reflrtlshlng hnnger. Paint trim & cell- •MasterCard] ished basomonts. FREE TRACEY'S IRONWORKS sheetrocklng. Only quality mate. Our 17th year. estimates, fully insured. ERY- Top Soil and All estimates Fully Insured. job with quality materials. •Sheetrocklng/ Repair Ings. Reasonable rates. 381-9656 826-8H38. Typos of Landscaping. "JUST STUMPS" 634- •Popcorn ceilings/ Repair Insured, free estimates. 908-753-5761 8AM-8PM 908-247-2036 Refs, Insured & free esti- frao ostlmatos Call 382-4989. 1318. mates. 908-424-1652 727-5121 , Ask for Norm, 819-8016 B-12 Classifieds November?, 1991 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 5060 5080 Employment Employment < Employment - Employment • Employment • Employment' Employment • Part-Time Part-Time General • General General General General General General Employment Employment 0/FRIDAY- Exper. In typ- SALES— Earning capacity SNOW REMOVAL BID8- DENTAL AS5ISTANT- MANAGEMENT CANDI- REAL ESTATE AS50CI WAITER/ WAITRESS- FT/ PART TIME CLERICAL- 1 ing, computers, filing, re DATE: We will Main at our ATES— Great obpprtunit£_ of over $40,000_ln youi now being accepted. Call EARN QUICK CASH- General Practice. Seeking 7 : Ty l tttPl for-expSHeTicebvSaIe8~As--- "Ist-year-as-a-FlriancIi : y avTa pT expense-for -permanent Vlews MonT-Frt.7"4-6PM, Ins. Agency w/steno & typ- Isonable Individual for full voice and happy face re- position In Somerset/ Mid sociates to join #1 Real Planner with IDS Financia Rosemary. sors to wear &show\ La- Buzzys, 200 Stelton Rd., dies Jewelry, flex. hrs. We ing exp. WP a +.|Other 'time. position. Typing re quired. Please call 9*5; dlesex County With an In- Estate system. Your own Services, An American Ex- STOCKBROKER- Series Plscataway. 752-2229 desk, plenty of leads, press Company. Excellent trajn. Call 908-874-3663 diverslfied-dutieST Hrs. 8- 'quired. Experience pre 908-781-1300. ternationally known com- 7 broker Interested In WAITERS/WAITRESSES 12, Mon-Fri, Call Cather- ferred but will train. Cal pany that is a leader In ample + flexible, floor training. Send resume to or 1-300-726-3324 Box Q/CRIDAY— small firm earning SIOOK gross & Flexible hours. Day and 3033 ine 908-654-7800 be- ! (908) 725-3451 has full time position for the field. We're looking time, pleasant office at- Director of Recruiting, upward under the supervi- mosphere. Will consider P.O. Box 6886, Brldfe- night shifts available. LIBRARIAN— Reference, tween 1-3PM bright, detail oriented, for outgoing, confident In- sion of 25 yrs. exp. Con- Apply In person 3pm-6pm. DID YOU self-starter. General office dividuals with high ambi- new agents. Must be mo- wator, NJ 08807. tact Mr. Kowitskl, 201- PT includes 1 night, alter- PART TIME SECRETARY tivated. Call Ed, 752- FRIENDLVS nate. Sat. MLS required. FOR LOCAL CPA FIRM- KNOW... skills; typing,, phone, tion who truly enjoy work- SALES- Wholesale DIs 890-5551. . RESTAURANT , This little ad can be read bookkeeping, mailings & Ing with people. Sortie 0001. trlbutors' wanted. No ex- Call Susan Cohen at The can lead into full tlmo po- sales, retail or public rela- SUPER/MANAQER- PlSCATAWAY, Stolton Westfield Memorial Li- sition, Exp. proforrod. 'In more than 147,000 clerical projects. PC/WP REAL ESTATE SALES perience nee. To sel small motel needs resp. Road, across from the .homes In 15 publications exper. helpful, will train. tions experience a plus Business Is Booming! We THOUSANDS of QUALITY brary, 908-789-4090. Please send resume along but not necessary. Start- person, live-In, retiree Middlesex Mall. Or with salary requirements ^throughout Somerset, Call 908-486-7600. need Salespeople. 100% gift Items! JIFFY SUPPLY, welcome 722-0773 METUCHEN, Lincoln Hwy., LIBRARY PAGE- High 'Middlesex and Union ing salary to $600 per Commission Plan. No ex- 7 Hwy. 27, Suite 110F, School student wanted 11 to Box "4, c/o Forbes HAIRDRESSER- Full or Rte. 27. Or for .interview Newspapers, 44 Franklin iCountles? It caught your week plus bonus potential penses. Exp'd. & newly li- Edison, NJ 08820. TELEMARKETERS call 908-981-0628. hrs. per Week. Call Susan Part time. Benefits. Call upon assuming Manage- Cohen at The Westfleld St. Somerville, NJ 08876 attention, didn't it? 908-526-8050. censed welcome. Inter- PART TIME > Call YOUR ad in today! ment responsibilities. ested? Call Ray, Century SECRETARIES 5060 Memorial Library, 908- PART TIME •: 1-800-334-OS31. HEALTH CLUB- Exerwise Send resume to: The EXECUTIVE 789-4090. TV REPRESENTATIVE 21 McQao Realtors, Great opportunities In top Employment- ; We Get Results! Woman Inc. has openings Management Institute 1035 Route 202, Earn extra cash HeaHhCare "New Brunswick. Respon- for the following posi- PO Box 764, Green Fortune 100 companies flexible hours Branchburg,'9 08- Immod. need for secretar- sible & dependable peo- tions: Assistant Manager; Brook, NJ 08812-0764. 526-4440. • 3 to 5 days per week AdvertlsolntheClasslfledl ple needed to work for TV Editorial Aerobic Instructors. Call ies w/Wordperfect, Dec- 6pm to 9pm DENTAL ASSISTANT- 3 REAL ESTATE SALES- rental co. In a local hospi- MANAQINQ EDITOR- Ex- Cheryl at 908-218-1155 mate Hewlett Packard & In our Bedminster office days/wk, some experience tal. Must have good com- Iperlencod news*, room . MECHANIC Get Serlousl Now Is the Wang.. $7.00 per hour in Orthodontic preferred. INQUIRE ABOUT THE time to start a career. munication & math skills. Header needed by growing Experience preferred. plus commission Call 232-2203 MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST $6/Hr. to start. Paid holi- NEW WAY to make money Commissions, medical This is a no lay off, op- We will provide FREE needed for office in Plsca- community newspaper with the Avon of the 9Q's. for further Info HOMEMAKER- Reliable days & vacations. Tues., •; group In Central. Jersey. benefits* plus pension portunlty-filled industry. If training & crpss training. CALL taway, PT, experience pre- Call Chris 908-722-4388. you are willing to be li- woman with some experi- Sat., SUn., 9AM-3PM or ; Strong writing, editing, & plan. Opportunities for ad- We offer top salary, Mod/ ence with sick patient. ferred but not nee: Exc. Mon, Tues. Wed. 3PM- .management skills es- INTERIOR DECORATING vancement. censed, be trained and Ufe Ins., Holiday/Vacation RICH MARKERT hours. 908-276-2778 work hard, wo will help References required. 908- 8PM. For a local Interview sisential. Ability to coordi- SALES— Mature-minded, Suburban Auto Hall pay & excel, working con- FORBES NEWSPAPERS 526-4761 after 4pm. Mon-Frl 9-12Noon call 201-858-2316. v you achieve your goals. nato copy flow & meet business-oriented Indlv. Someryille Location ditions. Call today. 908-719-7960 P/T DAY POSITIONS- Will train. 457-0738 Call Pat for more informa- MEDICAL TECHNICIANS PT CUSTODIAN- Ken deadlines for several pa- Call after 2:00PM MANPOWER, INC. TRAVEL COUNSELOR #1 It shipping/office du- mpers required. Send re- (908)826-4202 tion. 908-685-8200. Cranford 272-9120 Needed for mobile in- ilworth Plant, AM or PM. INTRODUCTIONS... surance exams in Union, ties. Req It typing, car & 1 Call 908-276-5503 for In- • sume & clips to: Robin A way for people to meet SALES HEP— Earn $200 Edison/ American Express has an yr w/any previous em- : Phillips, Editor,. Forbes to $300 per wk, part Iselln 846-6880 Essex & Middlesex Coun- tervlew. people, every week In PAINTERS & HELPERS opening for a Travel Coun- ties. Contact 201-869- ployer. #2 retail Hol- Newspapers, P.O. Box your local Forbes newspa- time, full time, much Somervllle 722-3838 selor. This positon re- :699, Somcrvllle, NJ Experienced. Call 908- 8346 loween sales-flex hrs. $5- Advertise per. The ad Is free, then more. No exp. necessary. SECRETARY/RECEPTION- quires 4 to 5 years' vaca- 6/hr. Middlesex 805-0200 »' 08876. No calls, please. 968-0467. Flex. hrs. Must have de- one call does it all! IST— good phone, typing tion/leisure travel experi- PART ,TIME ACC'T PAY- In the Classified! 1-8OO-334-0B31 Part time Full time pendable car. All Phase & short hand skills a once. Knowledge of 5080 Corp., 908-688-7717 Part-Time Employment ABLES CLERK- Days. MACHINE OPERATOR- must. Full time with ben' APOLLO and strong cus- PT MAID— morning hrs. •Editorial efits. Branchburg. 908- Min 2 yr computer & A/P .SPORTS WRITER— need- to grind & polish optical $10.25 SALES/ADVERTISINO— tomer service skills exp. $6-7/hr to start. Non- Wkends or wkdays. Motel lenses. Mechanical ability Growing direct mail ad 685-7600. necessay. Ploase call I. CHIROPRACTIC ~ASST- smoking company, Mid- exper. perferred. PINE ed by well established, TO START Sanford 908-6B4-B53B. ^award winning community required. Full or Part time. company getting set for .SECRETARY- a caring No exper. nee. PT AM and/ dlesex. 908-805-0200 MOTEL 908-722-9520. •Immediate openings rapid growth. I need 4 Equal Oppty Employer. or eves. Chlro Plus Chi- ^newspaper group in Cen- Middlesex Borough. Retir- person with good secre- PART TIME CIRCULATION RETAIL/COUNTER SALES tra I J e rsey. Experience ees welcome. 356-1461. >Flex hrsAvkends avail people for protected ter- tarial skills to assist le- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED ropractic Center In POSITIONS- Gourmet •Advancement opp'ty ASSISTANT- Needs to •-"preferred;. sharp bogin- ritories. Commission + gally blind Real Estate in- DAY TIME- Westfleld Cranford 276-3434. be available 3 days per food store. Flex. hrs. & ;'nors eager to make big •Students may apply bonus. Build something vestor, musician & piano Volunteer Rescue Squad days. Call Rich at 908- 10am-5pm 704-8589 CIRCULATION CLERK week, for approximately impact will be considered. for yourself. Call 908- tuner. 20 hr. wk. Tues, seeking trainees for Emer- 15 hours. $7.00 per hour 755-2200. 276-5478 or send re- Wed, Thurs. & Fri. 9-2PM ^•Send resume & writing QUALITY CONTROL- In- gency Medical Techni- Must be reliable, self- & mileage reimbursement. SALES— need money for ^'samples (Including game telligent, personable, Indi sume to ' P.O. Box 55, 908-755-1120 cians. Valid NJ. license motivated individual, with Cranford NJ, 07016 Must have reliable car. holiday bills & still keep <& feature stories) to: vldual with good com- SKI SHOP HELP-: In all required. Min. 4 hrs./wk. keyboard experience, 20 For information call 719- the most Important job as vFdrbes Newspapers, P.O. munication skills. Prefer departments. Knowledge Contact: Diane Holzmlller hours per week. Position 7960 ask for Rob. mom, earn $18O/woekly. • Box 699, Somervllle, NJ recent graduate.. Must be In skiing & snow boarding, at 908-233-2501. starts at $7.00 per hour. 908-725-3916 ; 08876. No calls please. PART TIME CLERICAL N. .,.of position and able to follow & enforce Advertise clothing- helpful. Call VOLUNTEERS NEEDED. QC. standards in-house & . 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Starting $7 4.093 eves, after 7PM career opportunities: 233-2501. 561-8900 per hour. 908-757-8007. 212-258-4433 days MANAGING EDITOR Advertise With _JExperienced..neuisroomJeader^-strong-uiritingi-ediU— Ing, and management skills essential. Ability to coordinate copy flow andmeet deadlines for several papers required. Send resume and clips to Robin Phillips, Editor, Forbes Newspapers, P.O. Box 699, I Somervllle, NJ 08876. No calls, please. SPORTS WRITER Experience preferred; sharp beginners engcr to Call 722-3000 make big impact will be considered. Send resume and writing samples (including game and feature "We had a very sizeable sale of individual stories) to Norb Garrett, Executive Sports Editor. Forbes Newspapers, P.O. Box 699, Somerville, NJ tickete...tiie credit is due to WeekendPlus" 08876. No calls, please. CIRCULATION CLERK Part-time Must be reliable, self-motivated individual with key- board experience. 20 hours/week, $7/hour to start. 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Ricochet takes the time to get you started Chronicle, Metuchen-Edison Review, Piscataway-Dunellen Review, South From the Palisades to the Pine Barrens, New Jersey is a safely. Our instructors will give you a fit- Plainfleld Reporter, Highland Park Herald, Green Brook-North Plainfield veritable treasure-trove of hiking areas, offering everything from Journal, Scotch Plains-Fanwood Press, Westfield Record and Cranford ***<#**& easy day hikes to challenging backpacking along the Appalachian Trail, ness test and screening first. We take the Chronicle. time to give you a personalized workout All told, some 2,200 miles of hiking trails crisscross New Jersey, Letters to the editor, press releases, photographs and announcements leading through mountainous woodlands, dense pine forests, sandy program and we teach you how to exer- of future events should be sent to Steven Hart, WeekendPlus Editor, beaches, suburban parks and crowded urban areas. cise safely and properly for the best P.O. 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ENTERTAINMENT CharlGS A" Ly°"S Hikers looking for an enjoyable campout with less strenuous walking CELEBRATING OUR 14™ YEAR! ADVERTISING DIRECTOR PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER can go to the 40-mile Batona Trail through the Pine Barrens, and is the only long distance right-of-way running through the forest One attrac- tion is the fire tower (which you can climb) at Apple Pie Hill. It is the Barry Rumple ^ Kathleen Lanini highest point in the 1.1 million-acre Pinelands National Reserve. GRAPHIC ARTIST VICE PRESIDENT, EDrTORIAL For day hikes, there's a totally enjoyable 2.5-mile jaunt through Hacklebarney State Park and an even shorter hike through Jenny Jump State Park, which affords an excellent view of the Delaware Sharon Wilson jjm Hayden Water Gap. CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING This barely scratches the surface. So we'll lace up the boots, fill our H 1«1TH It HtCQUIT canteens, and take to some of the more notable trails. To try and make Ciui (Please turn to page 4) George Gannon Roger sl|Vey 219 St^ficholasAv«l^le, (908)753-2300 Located just off Rt. 287 CIRCULATION DIRECTOR VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS Hte*M«IP*us November 6-8,1991 fortes t^wspapere EBE November 6-8, 1991 Forbes Newspapers W$m$m •^•^•:^ Weekend Weekend "•That's Comedy, revue, nightly •Harvest dance and fundraiser entry for information. -•. - • _. Kid stuff except Friday. for Marfan Foundation, 8 p.m. •Skate night at South Amboy •Natalie Cole, Nov. 9, 10. Nov, 15. Admission $10 in ad- Roller Rink, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 14. Want to see the real New Jersey? Hit the trail! •Gladys Knight, Nov. 29, 30. vance, $12 at the door. TROPWORLD •Thanksgiving dance, 7 p.m. Cost $5, skate rental $2. (90fi) (Continued torn page 3) the northernmost tip of New Jersey. swick and at Bulls Island on the Delaware River north of THE ART MUSEUM Princeton University Boardwalk & Brighton Ave. Nov. 24. Members of any tall 291-2763. e ie an all^encompassing list would require several more is- The Maine-to-Georgia Appalachian Trail runs north and , ^™° ™ ' M , • varationin« flf it«,hpQ t M , . (609) 258-3788 Atlantic City club $5, non-members $7. "Progressive hike at two slate sUes. south through the length of the park (look for white blazes Hiking in New Jersey is vacationing at its best Not only Gallery talks for children 6-12, (609) 340-4000 FORUM FOR SINGLES parks, 11 a.m. Nov. 16. Meet m Although New Jersey's heavily populated northeast area painted on trees) and is intersected by a system of nine do you get some ^^^^l^^^ ^ Saturdays at 11 a.m. through TRUMP CASTLE First Presbyterian Church in commuter lot at Garden 320 North Main St. is mostly known for Newark International Airport, Jersey park trails varying in length from a half-mile to four miles with nature, yo "Can tolor you:r mp oe Pendmg on whether Dec. 22. Free admission. Brigantine Blvd. State Parkway Exit 105. Mem- & Huron Ave. Hightstown City and oil refineries, it also has the beautiful Palisades Each trail is identified by blazes or markers of a different yo^ want ^counter a lot of people or jryfew people. •Nov. 9: "George Washington bers $3, non-members $4. at Nassau Hall," Sally Sword. Atlantic City (908) 246-8118 - imposing cliffs overlooking the Hudson River, which color, and related difficulty is noted in a trail guide avail- No matter what jrcull meet^some of tte n cest people (908)671-9633. •Nov. 16: Albert Wise, security (800) 284-TRUMP (609) 448-6225 start in Hudson and Bergen counties and continue north able at the park office. The park is located off Route 23, anywhere in the world Scout troops hiking clubs, families, •Hike at Battlefield State Park, advisor. 'Hollywood to Broadway, "Discussion group (not church- into New York State. The Palisades are jointly owned by eight miles north of Sussex. and the occasional diehard Im hiking the entire Ap- •Nov. 23: "The Story of The revue, nightly except Thursday. affiliated), social hour-and 11 a.m. Nov. 23. Meet in com- dancing, 9 p.m. Fridays. Doors New Jersey and New York, preserved in 1909 as Palisades Expanding on the Appalachian Trail, which deserves an palachian Trail backpacker all can be found on New Raven," Adela Wilmerding. •Alan King, Nov. 9, 10. muter lot at Garden State Park- open 7:30 p.m. Cost $6. Interstate Park. article of its own, the New Jersey portion of the 2,050-mile Jersey's trails. These people are friendly They'll say "hi" PINOCCWO TRUMP PLAZA way Exit 105. Members $3, u . BoacdwaJkJt Mississippi.Ave._ JERSEY JEWISH SINGLES . fc*jrtip~r|*lj*fsn*cj i flip' hp|:l \ji7ij\/ iT\~PTTTfVU'"i ill-* " r*l il^JJTi^*^ "i^""", " ~ ',,..——- and.yjQiLjnighLacJtually..find.yourself having a brief Thursday, Nov. 7,11 a.m. • non-members $4. (908) 308- Atlantic City (ages 30-55) Jewish Community Center to hike either along the Long Path, which runs along conversation with them. •. . . (800) 759-TRUMP (908) 753-0263 1655. of Central New Jersey the crest of the cliffs and offers spectacular views of Although it's up to your personal preference, there •Jerry Vale, Nov. 7, 9,10,18- (908) 232-0651 SINGLE FACES 1391 Martine Ave., Scotch the Hudson River and New York shore, or the lower are some mles 23. •Dinner at Sherban's Diner, (908) 238-0972 Kfnt nnlv An vniJ PPt VTllpndid vieWS of thumb when taking a hike, be it a Plains Shore Path, which follows the riverbank at the base . 222 Front St., South Plainfield, Call venue for directions. (908) 889-8800 i\ot omy ao you %zi spitnuiu VLC W* ^ 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays. of the towering rocks and runs about 10 miles from and d CHCMCB tO waik or an overnighter Make sure you have stur •The fabled story of the puppet "Dance at Van's, Freehold, 9 Singles •Champagne brunch buffet at New York State to pat the George Washington With nature, dy leather hiking boots with plenty of ankle support with the very long nose, per- p.m. Nov. 8. Cost $9. Holiday Inn, Raritan Center, Ed- Bridge. and thick rubber soles. Many of the trails are ex- formed by Steve and Elise Sey- ison, 11 a.m. Nov. 10. Cost •Dance at Old Mill Inn, Ber- A good access point for the Long Path is five miles fried. JCC members $4 in ad- BIG HEARTS $15. nardsville, 9 p.m. Nov. 9. Cost VOU 7/ meet SOme Of the nicest tremely rocky and proper boots will make the experi- vance, $5 at the door; non- north (via Route 9W) at the turnoff for the Alpine J Puppet operator Annie Peterle and Rebecca Shroyer appear in the Alliance (plus-size people, 21-over) •Oldies night at Hilton hotel, 1- $9. / ence all the more enjoyable and safer. members $5. Boat Basin. For the lower Short Path, parking is m Children's Theatre production of The Velveteen Rabbit, to be performed Nov. 17 Howard Johnson motel 287 Exit 6, Somerset, 8 p.m. •Veterans Day social at Sher- THE VELVETEEN RABBIT Garden State Parkway available just north of the New Jersey approach to VeOVle in the WOrld Make sure you are carrying plenty of water and a at Raritan Valley Community College in Branchburg. Nov. 16. Free admission. aton hotel, Fairfield, and Clari- Sunday, Nov. 17,1:30 p.m. Exit 135, Clark •Italian buffet and game night the George Washington Bridge at the Englewood : — on Hotel, Edison, 8 p.m. Nov. •^ *? first aid kit, and try to keep to marked or delineated 4 p.m., 6:30 p.m. (908) 704-8480 Boat Basin. trail enters the state at the Delaware Water Gap and Check out the weather forecasts carefully and dress ac- (609) 340-7111 Boardwalk & Indiana Ave. (609) 344-6000 atHoliday Inn, Raritan Center, trails and campsites. Attempting to "bushwhack" Theatre at Raritan Valley "Dance party, 7 p.m. Nov. 17. Edison, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 23. 10. Cost $9. cordingly. In cooler weather, layered clothing, including " 'Heavenly Bodies, revue, on- Atlantic City 'Starstruck, musical revue, Also in the northeast is the South Mountain Reservation, crosses into New York State at Passaic County's Abram could result in your getting lost or injured. Community College Admission $7. •Dance at Sheraton hotel, sweaters and windbreakers, is the best way to go. That going. (800) 752-SHOW nightly except Sunday through Cost $15. totalling 2,047 acres of green space in Essex County. Cover- Hewitt State Forest All along this portion, white blazes Route 28 & Lamington Rd. CENTRAL JERSEY SINGLES PROFESSIONAL Eatontown, 9 p.m. Nov. 15. BALCES-BABK PUCE Dec~14, tng parts of Millbum, Maplewood, and-West Orange, South—delineate the trail. Spectacuiar--vietvs--aiong-the- trail hv Branchburg "TO08) 281-7531 WOMEN & MEN Cost $3. Boardwalk & Park PI. musical about Berlin's nightlife THE SANDS Mountain is a mix of forest, meadows, bridle and bicycle elude the Kittatinny Mountain range, High Point State and adjust your comfort level." Always bring rain gear. (908) 725-3420 All outings leave from Princeton (ages 28-50) Atlantic City • Just before the rise of the Boardwalk & Illinois Ave. •Dances at Hilton-hotel, Par- paths, and secluded hiking trails. Walking along the reser- Park, and Sunrise Mountain The New York-New Jersey There's nothing more miserable than getting stuck, unpre- •Children's classic in which a Church of Christ, Route 27 & (908) 494-2449 (609) 340-2000 Nazis, through Nov. 24. Atlantic City ' sippany, 9 p.m. Nov. 16, 23. pared, on a trail in the middle of a downpour. stuffed rabbit becomes real for River Rd., Princeton. •Dinner party and dance at vations eastern border offers tremendous views of the chapter of the Appalachian Mountain Club has thousands •An Evening at La Cage, revue, HARRAH'S MARINA (609) 441-4000 Cost $9. In many parks, extremely dry conditions mean that camp its recipient; presented by the •Trip to New York Aquarium, 9 American Legion post, Brower Newark and New York skylines. Deeper in the interior is of members and an almost constant schedule of events. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, 1725 Brigantine Ave. SHOWBOAT •Dance at Sheraton hotel, fires are strictly prohibited. Dry condition notices are usu- Alliance Children's Theatre. Ad- a.m. Nov. 16. Cost $5. Ave., Edison, 8 p.m. Nov. 8. the Lenape Trail, unrivaled for its ability to make you feel Moving into Central Jersey (a region unto itself, as is Friday. Atlantic City Boardwalk & Delaware Ave. ally posted. Check with the park directly to find out if such mission $5. "Indoor volleyball at Triangle Cost $20. Woodbridge, 8 p.m. Nov. 17. completely secluded from the outside world. "North" Jersey or "South" Jersey, there's the D&R (Dela- CAESARS ATLANTIC CITY (800) 2-HARRAH Atlantic City Road School, Hillsborough, REPETTTS Cost $9. conditions exist This is especially important for overnight Boardwalk & Missouri Ave. "Kreskin, through Nov. 18. (609) 343-4000 Extensive bridle and hiking trails are also available at ware and Raritan) State Park, which encompasses the 60- 6:30 p.m. Nov. 22. 572 Boulevard, Kenilworth •Dances at Hilton hotel, Short hikers. Casinos Atlantic City -Spellbound, magic revue, •Good Times Variety Show, on- CENTRAL JERSEY the Watchung Reservation, located between Summit and mile-long Delaware and Raritan Canal. Hiking, along with (908) 276-7775 Hills, and Old Mill Inn, Spring Make sure you have a map and compass and that you (800) 677-SHOW through Dec. 15. going. TALL SINGLE FRIENDS •Singles night w/live orchestra, Scotch Plains. The reservation occupies high ground along biking and walking, are the most popular activities. There Lake Heights, 8 p.m. Nov. 24. the second, or more westerly of the two Watchung ranges. are familiar with both. Although trails are generally clearly "Greg Thompson's Super Stars, MERV GRIFFIN'S RESORTS TAJ MAHAL Howard Johnson motel 8 p.m. Thursdays. Proper attire are more than 50 miles of walking or jogging trails along Boardwalk & Virginia Ave. Cost $10 in Short Hills (jacket Of note is a 10-mile loop trail called the Sierra Club Trail marked, there is a chance you can veer off the trail and BALLVS GRAND nightly except Monday through Boardwalk & Garden State Partway preferred. Cost $7. the main canal and feeder, much of them rambling end up taking another route that can result in a longer Boardwalk & Providence Ave. Dec. 8. North Carolina Ave. Atlantic City Exit 135, Clark SHORE SINGLES required); $9 in Spring Lake that makes a circuit of the reservation just within the through some beautiful countryside. Visitor centers are Atlantic City THE CLARIDGE Atlantic City (609) 449-1000 (908) 704-8480 Call phone number in each Heights, boundaries. than anticipated hike. Know your hiking pace and adjust near Blackwells Mills or Route 27 southeast of South Brun- the length and difficulty of the hike accordingly. One attraction for walkers is Feltville, a ruined mid-19th- Campsites and shelter are on a first-come, first-served century village a short distance from the reservation's Sur- Photo on page 3 by Diane Matflerd. Taken at Delaware basis on some trails. For overnight hikers, it's a good idea prise Lake. Water Gap National Recreation Area. to bring along tents, so if someone beats you to a shelter Hiking is a major attraction at High Point State Park at you won't be literally left out in the cold. NOV. 8 - DEC. 15 Revised by Stephen Fry, book and Finding places to hike - and people to hike with lyrics by L. Arthur Rose and Douglas ^1 I ^^ ^^ b*^4 V% t^ #•* *^ ^* " Furber music by Noel Qay. campsites. 19082. Locations Allaire State Park, Box 220, Farmingdale, 07727, (908) Cosmopolitan Club of Montclair Outdoor Group, 10 Here's a list of places you can contact or call to find out more 938-2371, Located 12 miles southeast of Freehold via Routes 9 Friday & Saturday Evenings at 8:30 about hiking and camping in New Jersey: Tuxedo Road, Glen Ridge, 07028. and 524, with 55 campsites. Sunday Evenings Nov. 10, 24 & Dec. 8 at 7:30 Allamuchy Mountain Slate Park, Stephens Park Sec- Essex County Trailwalkers 621 Eagle Rock Abe., Rose- Bass River State Forest, Box 118, New Gretna, 08224, Sunday Matinees Nov, 17, Dec. 1 & 15, at 2:30 tion, Hackettstown, 07840, (908) 852-3790. Located two miles (609) 296-1114. Located six miles west of Tuckerton, one mile land, 07068, (201) 228-2210. north of Hackettstown on Willow Grove-Waterlook Road, with 40 Sat./Sun. Nov. 9-10 Frost Valley Trailwalkers 102 Passaic Valley Road, west of Garden State Parkway southbound exit 52 and five miles 10AM T04 PM • 10AMTO3PM campsites. north of northbound exit 50, with 178 campsites. Montville, 07045. All Tickets $15 Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park, Bull's Island ON ROUTE 514 Wharton State Forest, Batsto, R.D. 4, Hammonton Green Mountain Club 250 DeGraw Ave., Teaneck, Call for Information & Reservations Section, R.D. 2, Box 417, Stockton, 08559, (609) 397-2949. 08037, (609) 561-3262. Located eight miles east of Ham- 07666. iTT AT NJ TURNPIKE Located on the Delaware River three miles north of Stockton on monton on Route 542; Atsion Lake area, seven miles north of EXIT #10 Route 29, with 75 campsites. Hunterdon Hiking Club Route 31, Lebanon, 08833. Hammonton on Route 206 with 99 campsites. Interstate Hiking Club 28 Donato Drive, Cedar Grove, RARITAN CENTER (908) 873-2710 High Point State Park, R.R. 4, Box 287, Sussex, 07461, EXPOSITION HALL For more Information on state campgrounds, write to the New 07OO9. (201) 875-4800. Located eight miles northwest of Sussex and Jersey Division of Parks and Forestry, State Park Service CN Outdoor Club of South Jersey Box 1508, Delran, • 800 Vendor Tables-250 Dealers Laptop and Portable Systems five miles south of Port Jervis, N.Y. on Route 23, with 50 404, Trenton, 08625. campsites. 08075. • IBM Clones & Compatible Systems 286,386 & 486 Machines-100's For more information on private campgrounds, write to the Parts, Chips, Boards, Cables etc. Jenny Jump State Forest, Box 150, Hope, 07844, (201) Rutgers University Outdoor Club R.P.O. 2913, New • Hardware, Software & Supplies New Jersey Campground Owners Association, R D 1. Box • Savings of 20-80% and More Surplus & Closeouts - New/Used 459-4366. Located 15 miles west of Hackettstown via Route 46 Sussex, 07461. ^ Brunsvvick, 08903. (908) 932-1766. West to Route 611 in Great Meadows, five miles to State Park • Free Parking for 5,000 Cars Valet Parking Available at Door Sierra Club North Jersey chapter, 7 Newton Road, Wayne, 100,000 Square Feet of Products Road, with 19 campsites. Clubs 07470. • Books, Paper, Printers, Monitors Round Valley Recreation Area, R.D.1, Lebanon-Stanton • Over 5 Million Items for sale! Dealers having PRICE WARS! Here's a list of hiking clubs you can write to for activities thev South Jersey chapter, 51 Schmidt Drive, Building 5, Apt. 54B, Road, Lebanon, 08833, (908) 236-6355. Located eight miles y may be planning. North Brunswick, 08902. ADMISSION: $9.00 (2-day Sat/Sun) • $6.00 Sunday Only east of Cflnton on Route 22 with 1126 campsite. (Children Under 10 - Free with Paid Adult Admission) Adirondack Mountain Club (North Jersey) P 0 Box Somerset County Hikers C/O Somerset County Park Stokes State Forest, R.R. 2 Box 260, Branchvilte, 07826, Ridgewood, 07745. SAVE $1.00 - With this ad - no copies - Up to two discounts per ad (201) 948-3820. Located three miles northwest of Branchville ub 621 Commission, Box 5327, North Branch, 08876, (908) 722-1200. and 10 miles south of Milford, Pa. en Route 206 with 77 Wels Ecology Center 150 Snake Den Road, Ringwood, DIRECTIONS: (908) 417-1444 • SHOW INFO: (800)631-0062 campsites. £ 07456. A Center for the RifiiP5rming and Cultural Swartswood State Park, Box 548, Newton, 07860, West Jersey Hiking Club 4 Cedar Road, Pompton Plains, 475 Demott Lane, Located in Franklin Twp. Municipal Complex, Somerset, NJ (201) 383-5230. Located five miles west of Newton with 75 07444., Baton Hiking Club 8 Overhill Road, Philadelphia, Pa., Woodland Trail Walkers 80 Ward Ave., Clifton, 07014. November 6-8, 1991 Forbes Newspapers WeelflBlldli%S 5 Weekend Forbes Newspapers November 6-8, 1991 XCURSIONS Points '^ekend of dep Continued from pago 6 terway," through Nov. 17. Pro- •Art Forum lecture series Gallery One, through Nov. 15. required. Dress warmly. gram honoring the Canal Soci- Thursdays at 3 p.m. (See. . •"Related Matters," sculpture "Program on what bats really ety of N.J. at 1 p.m. Nov. 10. Speakers.) ' by Joan.Fucillo, Robert Kalka Valid through Nov. 30 do, 2 p.m. Nov. 9. Free admis- METLAR HOUSE •Lecture by Eric Gustafson at and Barbara Smith, College Art sion. 1281 River Rd., Piscataway 4:30 p.m. Nov. 17. (See Gallery, Life Hall. Nov. 12 Midweek, two days and one •Canoe outing along the Rock- (908) 757-1144 Speakers.) through Dec. 18. Reception night, $24.99. away River, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. linside or 752-4178 •Prints by Martin Levine, Nov. 20 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Weekend Nov. 23. Pre-registration re- Piscataway Township historic Weekend, two days and one through Jan. 4, 1992. "Paintings by Caroline Briz- quired. night, Friday or Saturday ar- «hike museum, weekday tours by ap- •"Contemporary Works from zloara, Sprague Library Gallery, JANE V00RHEES ZIMMERU pointment. the Collection," through Jan. Nov. 15 through Nov. 30. rival, $59.99. ART MUSEUM ' MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM i are having 12,1992. •Sculpture by Anthony Crisa- Rutgers University Cornelius Low House Both packages include full •"Storybook Visions," illustra- fulli, Gallery One, Nov. IB jackpots George and Hamilton streets, 1225 River Rd., piscaTaway American breakfast;-unlimited tions from children's books, through Nov. 30. New Brunswick ;j--\ • (908) 745-4177 through Jan. 12,1992. Story- THE MORRIS MUSEUM use of health club and pool; (908) 932-7237 Dally (except Saturday and telling w/Lucinda Florio at 3 6 Normandy Heights Rd. Atlantic City complimentary outdoor tennis; . Monday through Friday, 10 Monday) 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Free p.m. Nov. 7, with Vin Scelsa at Morristown Ito a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (closed admission. 3 p.m. Nov. 8; free admission casino discount couples; free (201) 538-0454 Wednesdays). Saturday and MILLER-CORY HOUSE MUSEUM for children. casinos want you Monday through Saturday shuttle to casinos; free parking. Sunday noon to 5 p.m. Free 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield •"Rutgers Archives Prints," from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sun- BEST WESTERN [ Garden admission. (908) 232-1776 through Feb. 9,1992. ... - day-from_l-p-m_ta5-P.m to come to town MADISON HOTEL •"L'Estampe Originate,-1893- •— Furnished farmhouse started- —•Palntlngrby witltamT.'WII-"" ovember and December. Valid through Dec. 30 1895 — Artistic Printmaking in In 1740 by Samuel Miller, orig- Hams, through Feb. 23, 1992. Adults $4, senior citizens and All the beaches are France," through Nov. 17. inally part of 100-acre farm. •Bronze sculpture by Jonathan children $2, museum members unless otherwise Indicated rmomlntbr- •"American Paintings from the Sundays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Scott Hartley, through March 8, free. empty, all the crowds are Getaway, two days and one _ Montclair Art Museum," Adults $1, children 50 cents. 1992. •"Evolution (o Revolution," on- N gone. Miss America is lit- 774-6759. ^ through Nov. 17. MINIATURE KINGDOM •"Highlights from the Native going exhibition of lamps and night, midweek, $29.95 through lamp accessories from 19th- tle more than a footnote. Nov. 27, $18.95 Dec. 1 through MACCULLOCH HALL Route 31 South, Washington American Collection," through What better time then to head HISTORICAL MUSEUM (908) 689-6866 Seated Shaman, Seated Youth, a day statue made in Mexico before the year June 7. 1992. century America. Dec. 30. Includes $10 in coins ines 45 Macculloch Ave. Miniature European city cre- 1500 B.C., is among the works on display the the Art Museum at Princeton MONTCLAIR STATE COLLEGE "Jack and the Beanstalk, the- down to Atlantic City and the ca- and $10 deferred at a casino, per Morristown ated by Arthur Thuljs depicting Upper Montclair ater for children at 11 a.m. and sinos? (201) 538-2404 famous castles, cathedrals, University. (201) 893-5113 1:30 p.m. Nov. 7, 8. Admission person; buffet breakfast, per per- Monday through Friday, 10 $5 for members, $6.25 for Between Halloween and New ted Saturday, Sunday and Tues- battle scenes, railroads, people Lincroft (201) 746-5555 a nd fourth Thursdays of month son; $5 food credit at a casino, day from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and animals. Open daily except a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and non-members. Year's Day most of the Atlantic (908) 747-2266 Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, to 9 p.m.) Donation $4 for per person; casino discount cou- rettetoi Adults $3, senior citizens $2, Monday from 10 a.m. to 5 Sunday (Gallery One, Sprague •New Jersey Printmaking Fel- City-area hotels double their ef- students $1. p.m. MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 non-members, $2 for students Library Gallery), 1 p.m. to 5 lows, through Nov. 10. pons; surprise souvenir gift; Frenchtown has a "New Wine p.m. Thursday and Sunday and senior citizens, free to forts to get visitors to come on complimentary salt water taffy; •"The Morris Canal: New Jer- MONMOUTH MUSEUM 3 South Mountain Ave. p.m. "Crafts from the NJ. Arts An- down. The hotels do this by put- Release Festival" scheduled this sey's Mountain-Climbing Wa- Brookdale Community College Montclair from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. (second those under 18. •Paintings by Thunder Haas, Continucd on pago 8 ting together packages with free parking. weekend. plenty of perks thrown in: free Midweek special, three days parking, free breakfast, health- and two riights, midweek, $79.95 vate Showing of 1989-vintage 242 LINCOLN BLVD. Hunter's Special club privileges, vouchers to use "through Wov. 2'1, $49.95 Dec. i • wines on Friday, Nov. 8, at 5 MIDDLESEX through Dec. 30. Includes same per person, per night * in a casino hotel, eve'n admis- p.m. The festival proper will take (Next to Pathmark) ' double occupancy <~ sion to a casino show. bonuses as Getaway, plus two • Deluxe hotel room buffet breakfasts, per person; ca- place Saturday, Nov. 9, from 10 / Remote Control Hobby Center t MADNESS The hotel packages are priced to So. Plfd. N.J. 07080 • Early morning fit within most people's budgets. sino buffet dinner, per person; am, to 6 pjn. and Sunday, wake-up call 356-3929 (908)753-1518 Breakfast, box lunch, and admission to a casino show, Nov* 10t from noon to 6 p.m. Unless otherwise indicated, all CUB SALE and dinner dally room rates listed here are per per person. Jackpot weekend, A free tasting of 1988 and • Nightly entertainment person, double occupancy, and three days and two nights, Fri- • Excellent Mountain 1989 vintage Rteslin& Chardon- On Fri. Nov. 1 we will location In Poconos _ do not include sales tax. On mid- day arrival, $89.95 through Nov. nay, Cabernet Sauvignon and 29, $64.95 Dec. 6 through Dec. lor information week packages, one-night stay Pinot Noir Wines will be con- reopen at 12am to 1am feffiwood 27. Includes same bonuses as and reservations Csll requires check-in any day except 1-800-233-8103 ' I Htsonm . 209 & , CBushkiii tmntry ,C PluhA ducted. Also scheduled are LIQUOR Every thing will be on SALE S ^^* e_ A A A ^^ _ L I T tt ^\ A Friday and Saturday; two-night stay requires check-in Sunday midweek special, plus admission to Tivoli Pier amusement park, through Wednesday. per person. guided tours of the vineyards Guests must be 21 or older to qualify for casino coin bonuses and New Year's Day special, three days and two nights, Dec. 30 or Dec. and Wine cellar with an empha- up to complimentary alcoholic beverages. All packages are subject to 31 arrival, $159.95. Includes same bonuses as Jackpot weekend plus sis on the wine harvest; a pre- availability and can be booked by calling toll-free 1-800-444-7666. admission to a casino headliner show, per person. sentation on which wine to GIFT BASKETS 20% off 10% off 5% off BALLY'S GRAND BEST WESTERN WHITTIER INN " serW wftfrwK&r&pa of food; FOR AUQecasiom Valid through Nov. 21 Valid through Dec. 30 and a vertical tasting conducting on kits All hardware All engines Simply Grand I, two days and one night, midweek, $99 per couple, Best of the Best, two days and one night, midweek, $19.95. In- bywinefy owner Joseph Maxian. taxes included in rate. Includes $10 in coins; 15 percent discount in * Holiday Giving • Birthdays • cludes $7.50 in coins at a casino; $10 deferred for next Whittier Inn A related presentation on reg. Emporium, Transportation Center Gift Shop or Le Salon; unlimited visit; continental breakfast, per person; souvenir gift, per person; use of health spa; luggage handling gratuity; free valet or self- wine aod the TnantegMng meal I Anniversaries • Business Gifts • Batmobile ^39 99 Flight Star 40 Pet Pott complimentary salt water taffy; casino discount coupons; free park- parking. Simply Grand II, three days and two nights, midweek, $199 wj(( be heicl Hw. 9 at 6 p.m. ing. Casiotn Made • Order Early on SALE $199.99 per couple, taxes included in rate. Includes same bonuses as Sim- ' All programs will take place at CAESARS ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL CASINO ply Grand I plus $20 in coins, surf-and-turf buffet lunch or dinner, the winery on Route 32, Er- and 20 percent discount in beauty salon. Valid through Dec. 26 Christmas Layaways Deadline is Nov. 7th wjrmft lutl! tv&" miles south of BALLY'S PARK PLACE Tower Room, two days, one night, midweek, $115.66 double oc- Valid through Dec. 7 cupancy; three days, one night, midweek, $185.50 double oc- tteFfetjehtovift bridge. Admis- Fall Fantasy, midweek, $95 per couple, per night, taxes included in cupancy. Tribune Suite, three days, one night, midweek, $186.50 sion for,1fjpB$pftbDr is $2 rate. Includes $5 in coins per person, per night; complimentary double occupancy; three days, one night, midweek, $315.60 double for adults and free to children. beverage per person, per night; seasonal gift per room, per night; occupancy. Eacfc tflwr ticket is applicable to- ! $2.00 OFF free valet or self-parking. Both packages include complimentary visit to health spa, per per- Wartf the purchase of wine from CRAFT Fall Fantasy Tower, midweek, $125 per couple, per night, taxes son; 15 percent discount at gift shop; complimentary newspaper thewtoery. ! Any Cake included in rate. Includes same bonuses as Fall Fantasy, plus de- ' ($12.00 Minimum) each day; $10 in food credits, per person; VIP turndown service- $10 For more Jnfbrwation, call luxe room in Bally's Tower, and $10 in coins per person, per night. in coin bonus for each person who is a member of Caesars Emper- GRAND OPENING BEST WESTERN INN AT GOLF & TENNIS WORLD ors Club (slots) or applies for same; free valet parking I BASKIN(^ROBDINS SHOW a Start A Holiday Tradition Saturday November 9, Places to go with Ice Cream Desserts from Baskin-Robbins I One ('uupon I'cr Visti • Ofltis M.iy N»l lie ;T • Ciiinliinnl • Valid Al liinuin Ave , lUlistm 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. • Join The (609) 258-3788 Sunday from 1:30 p.m. to 4 • Sundays 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.' Saturdays and Sundays, Tuesday througji Saturday p.m. through Dec. 8, weather 190 Lord Stirling Rd. •George Pietzcker, photo Birthday Club Museums Free admission. 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Free ad- from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sun- permitting. Blacksmith and Basking Ridge graphic portraits of golf i'."- "Antique "Planes, Trains and mission. day from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mu- wheelwright equipment featured (908) 766-2489 through Nov. 15. • Party Room fal grounds Automobiles," Nov. 3 through EAST JERSEY OLOE TOWNE seum shop closes 4 p.m. West- in blacksmith shop dating from Jan. 26, 1992.. •"Autumn Treasures" festival of •Memorabilia of "Byron u Available Same Pennsylvania ANIMAL ART MUSEUM River Rd. & Hoes Lane em European paintings, sculp- the mid-18th century. needlework, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. - Golfs Master Cralww" St, Hubert's Giralda DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM Johnson Park, Piscataway • Gift Certificates Dutch Fnrmers Market ture and decorative art from CUNTON HISTORICAL MUSEUM through Nov. 9. Free admis- 575 Woodland Ave., Madison 602 West Front St., Plainfield (908) 463-9077 through Dec. 1. 19th und 20th centuries. Pre- 56 Main St., Clinton (908) 755-5831 sion. GREAT SWAMP OUTDOOR Available (201) 377-5541 Columbian art and Art of the Village composed of relo- (908) 735-4101 House built in 1746 and fur- GOLF HOUSE Animal art from the collec- Americas reopened. cated 18th century structures EDUCATION CENTER BASKIN-ROBBINS Tuesday through Sunday nished with articles of the pe- U.S. Golf Association Quality Exhibits and Good Foods! New Crafts Every Show! tion of Geraldlne R. Dodge. •Gallery talks Friday at 12:30 set near the headquarters of 247 Southern Blvd., Ciwin. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Adults riod. Saturdays 2 p.m. to 4 Liberty Corner Rd., Far Hills Open Wednesday, Friday and p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. the county park police. No (201) 635-6629 $3, senior citizens $1.50, chil- p.m. Donation $1 for adults, (908) 234-2300 FARMERS MARKET PIG ROAST! Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 tours offered at present. Gift •Trip for senior citizens to (See Speakers.) dren $1. free to children. Golf museum and library. Northside Plaza 1147 Inman Ave. p.m. BLACKSMITH MUSEUM shop open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Mountain Sanctuary, Nov. (Opposite Wcstguic) • Edison CRANBURY MUSEUM EAST BRUNSWICK MUSEUM Monday through Friday from 9 THE ART MUSEUM River St., Millstono Borough Wednesday through Friday Van leaves center at 8:30 . 4 Park PI., Cranbury 16 Maple St., East Brunswick a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday and 755-2969, • FREE ADMISSION • Princeton University (908) 873-2803 (609) 395-8525 ENVIRONMENTAL Cost $15. pre-registratH>" (908) 254-7329 Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. P.M. EDUCATION CENTER Free admission. Continued on pafio 7 1''-""JNtf/&m&ef'6"-8:-1991 •••'Fdfbfes Newspapers Wbetand Weekend Continued from page 7 cember. 1992. and crafts and trades demon- nual, through Nov. 24. •"American Abstract Art PROPRIETARY HOUSE strated. Adults $7.50 week- i •Sculpture by Michael Malpass, 1930s to the Present," through 149 Keamy Ave. ends, $6 weekdays; senior. ; through Jan. 5.1992. December. Perth Amboy zens $5 weekends, $4.5o •"Art Work and Ideas," one- "Natural history lectures Sun- (908) 826-2100 weekdays; children S3. hour lecture at 12:30 p.m. days at 2 p.m. (See Speakers.) Mid-18th century mansion, Dec. 5. "National Chemistry Day, Nov. occupied by last Royal Gover- Band on MUSEUM OF EARLY 1. nor of the Colony. Violent Femmes TRADES AND CRAFTS NEWARK MUSEUM RUTGERS GEOLOGY MUSEUM Art galled Main St. and Green 49 Washington St, Newark Hamilton St. between in Hub City Village Rd., Madison (201) 596-6550 College Ave. and George St. (Old Queens Campus) ADOBE EAST the move (201) 377-2982 Tuesday through Sunday The titie of the new album Tuesday through Saturday 10 from noon to 4:45 p.m. Dona- Rutgers University 329 Millburn Ave., Miilij••"• a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m. tion. Largest museum complex New Brunswick (201) 467-0770 Blues Traveler's from Violent Femmes asks the to 5 p.m. Adults $1, children in the state. Permanent exhibits (908) 932-7243 Specializing in fine art o! !•.... 50 cents. include "Africa-The Arriericas- Monday througTi Frifiay. 9 American Southwest. Tuesa;.. eternal question, Why Do Birds N J. HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Pacific," "Design in Native a.m. to 4 p.m. Free admission. through Saturday 10 a.m. u.: come a long way 230 Broadway, Newark American life," "American SAYREVILLE HISTORICAL p.m. Also by appointment. Sing? SOCIETY MUSEUM (201) 483-3939 Painting and Sculpture," Nu- •Works by Native American This one-time troupe of street Wednesday through Friday mismatic Gallery, Asian Gal- Main St. and Pulaski Ave. artists from Oklahoma, tnioi- •• in only a few years from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., third leries, Ballantine House and the Sayreville Nov. 30. By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN musicians — victor DeLorenzo, Saturday of the month from 10 Minj-Zoo, (908) 721-0334 ARK II GALLERY a.m. to 4 p.m. Guided tours by Sundays from 1:30 p.m. to 4 WeekendPlus Writer •"Scenes of Japan, ca. 1880," 33 Mine StM Remington appointment Admission $3, through November. p.m. (908) 782-8235 m m m ith all the right influ- free to society members, ""Folks Art: Works on paper," TRAILSIDE NATURE Wednesday through Satur- —•uWW ences and some help Gano, lead vocals and guitar, •Ongoing: "Tender in Years: through November. AND SCIENCE CENTER day 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sur.j;;, ^V ym from near-legendary Brian Ritchie, bass and vocals Childhood in 19th-century New •'Teapots and Coffeepots," Watchung Reservation noon to 5 p.m. Jersey." through Jan. 19. ™ ™ rock showman Bill New Providence Rd. •Small painting show. Nov. 10 — caught the ear of Chrissie NJ. MUSEUM OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM and Coles Ave. through Dec. 8. Graham, Blues Traveler has OF AGRICULTURE Barrack St (next to Mountainside A~VANTI GALLERIES come a long way in only a few Hynde and prompted her to hire College Farm Rd. near Route 1 State House complex), (908) 789-3670 6 North Union St. years. This quartet of young New Brunswick Trenton. r _•. Science and nature displays. . Lambertville thowbacks to the progressive era them as the opening act for her (908) 249-2077 (609) 396-1776 Daily from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. (609) 397-8900 Friday and Saturday from 10 Revolutionary War museum. Free admission. Planetarium B. BEAMESDERFER GALLERY of rock have gone from playing band The Pretenders., a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday noon to. Tuesday through Saturday 11 shows Sundays at 2 p.m. and 6 North Second Ave. small clubs in Manhattan to 5 p.m. Adults $4, children $2. a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. 3:30 p.m., adults $2, senior Highland Park The Femmes come to Central children under 4 free. to 5 p.m. Donation $2 for opening for the likes of the All- citizens $1.70. (908) 249-6971 NJ. STATE MUSEUM adults, $1 for students and se- man Brothers, Little Feat and New Jersey for a concert Friday, WATERLOO VILLAGE Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- 205 West State St., Trenton nior«citizens, 50 cents for chil- RESTORATION day, Friday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Santana. (609) 292-6454 dren under 12. Nov. 8, at 8 p.m. in the State 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope Thursday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday •"Hail the Conquering Hero (201) 347-0900 Saturday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Theatre, 19 Livingston Ave., from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Sun- Comes: George Washington's Now, with two albums on the Restored historic village with CHILDREN'S SPECIALIZED day noon to 5 p.m. Free admis- Triumphant Entry into Trenton," buildings spanning New Jersey racks, Blues Traveler is striking New Brunswick. Tickets are $20 ~siorn HOSPITAL tlitougtrMatuh 31.19Q2. histoiy from Culonrat-tcrVictO'— "Early porcelains by Edward This depletion of Toulouse-Lautrec is among the works by Emanuel Haller —NpvrProvtdenxerRttr — •"Of.War, Law and the Third rian eras. Re-created Lenape ing dates to a busy touring on sale at Marshall Boehm, through De- Amendment," through June 1, now on display at the Clarence Dillon Public Library in Bedminster. village, portion of Morris Canal Continued on page 39 schedule in support of its latest the box office orTicketMaster release, Travelers and Thieves, on A&M Records. The group's outlets. improvisational style will be Blues Traveler, an up-and-coming rock and blues band, will perform Nov. 8 at the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank. For more information, call showcased at the Count Basie Premier Showing Theater in Red Bank on Friday, Nov. 8. It will then return to the "From there we started to get a regular Monday night at Nightin- (908) 246-7469. To charge Big Apple as an opening act for the Jerry Garcia Band at Madison gale's, moved to Bleeker Street for a few shows at Mondo Cane and tickets on a credit card, call then we started to play at a club call Wetlands, where we devel- Square Garden on Friday, Nov. 15. (201)507-8900. You are invited to Not bad for a bunch of kids from Princeton High School who oped into the kind of band we are now." •BRAS 'Girdles were playing college keggers as recently as 1987. The group is proud of its blend of rock, blues and funk, all see for yourself just • Nursery Bias 'Teddys • Stockings • Panties • Gowns "When we first got together, the only band we had played in was brought to a boil during long jams accentuated by Popper's mercu- One-man folk what stunning designs Complete Lingerie Neei the high school band," said drummer Brendan Hill. "We grew rial lead harp. •Personal Attention "Expert Hldng proficient with ourselves." "We sort of thrive on that. It is hard to pigeonhole us, even are available... Born in England, Mr. Hill ^_ though people like to do that fest to play moved with his family to the with new groups," said Mr. Pop- Ralph Utwin has beenTcatied United States at the age of 6. He per. "With the harmonica up 315 Main Street Bedminster 'It is hard to pigeonhole us, though people like to do "a one-man folk festival" by 908-234-1444 studied violin and sang in the front, it's like old-time blues, but Pre-Concert Lecture 7:00 church choir before taking up Join us M-Thurs,1O-5:3O Fri till 6 Sat 10-5 that with new groups.' then John plays it sort of like Ron Otesko, the host of a folk at Howard Johnson's Hotel the drums at the age of 10. (across street from theatre) Hendrix did with the guitar. He music program on WFDU radio, Thursday & Friday Tickets: $6.00 The seeds of the success story ' ' takes the instrument where it were sown in 1983, when Mr. Hill teamed up with fellow Blues doesn't even sound like a harmonica, it sounds more like a guitar the banjo champion, ginger and November 7th and 8th Traveler co-founder John Popper at Princeton High School. Pop- with the triplets he does." songwriter win perform his one- per, the rotund singer/lyricist/harmonica whiz and Mr. Hill started The band's biggest break came in 1989, when they found a patron 5 pm to 9 pm out with Hill's brother on bass. Guitarist Chan Kinchla was re- in the late Bill Graham, the legendary promoter who was recently man show Saturday, Nov. 9, at cruited in 1986, while Brooklyn-born bassist David Sheehan re- killed in a helicopter accident Mr. Hill and the others are still in 9 p.m. at Classy Coffee in the to experience beautiful shock over the loss of their guiding light, who signed them to a placed Mr. Hill's brother in 1987. Summit Strand Malt, 447. "We were still playing in Princeton at fraternity clubs and house management contract and offered his son, David, as band manager. Jewelry for your family, Springfield Ave., Summit 1991 parties in the summer of 1987, when we decided to take a year off, "All the things he'd done for us and we didn't get the chance to move to New York and try our luck there," said Mr. Hill. "Through thank him properly," Mr. Hill said. "We'd just had a party at his '' For more Information, caU friends, and best of 'Time: 8:06 PM CLOCK '88, John and I were going to the New School For Social Research. house a few weeks ago and he told us how proud he was of us." We had free rehearsal time there, so we worked out a lot of new BLUES TRAVELER Friday, Nov. 8, at 8 p.m. in the Count Basie Theatre, 99 (9b8) 273-006& all..yourself! fckets on Sale Now REPAIR songs and started playing out in December. Monmouth St., Red Bank. Tickets $22.50, $16. Call (908) 842-9000. the $22.00 - $28.00 GRANDFATHER WffffTERN OPERA JTHEATER CLOCKS kimberton AND OTHER Club mix NATIONAL TOUR TYPES OF collection CLOCKS Diamonds and jewelry COCKTAILS •Night Train, Nov. 8, 30. Bruce Wacker Band, Nov. 7. Headline comedy Tuesday •Ted St James (psychic), Nov. (201) 678-5002 BINGO'S 51 Main St. South River •Hollls Donaldson & Friends, •Stinky Sono Buonl & The After through Thursday and Sunday 16,30. CLUB BENE t Prompt Regal Inn (formerly Sheraton) Route 35, Sayreville (908) 257-8325 Nov. 9. Effects, Devil Dogs, Nov. 8. at 8:30 p.m.. Friday at 8:30 THE CHURCH EXPERT KJngsbridge Rd.. Piscataway (908) 727-3000 •John Eddie Band, Nov. 7. VISA Professional •Solar, Nov. 14. •David Peel & the lower East p.m. and 11 p.m., Saturday at Church St off George St. at 908 (908) 469-5700 •Peabo Bryson, Nov. 9. •Voices, Nov. 8V •Blue Plate Special, Nov. 15. Side (NJ. Division), Uiard 7 p.m.. 9:15 p.m.. 11:30 p.m. (next to parking deck) JEWELRY AND < ) 246-7469 Service BIRCH HILL NIGHT CLUB •Al DiMeola, Nov. 10. •Public Notice (w/Stuttering MASTERCARD •Full Circle Blues Band, Nov. Music. Chicken Scratch, Mad College Night every Tuesday New Brunswick New Jersey 08901 Route 9 South, Old Bridge •George Cariin, Nov. 15, 16. John from Howard Stem show). . . .. --- - - • Free Estimates 16. Lee, Nov. 9. and Sunday. (908) 828-8385 WATCH REPAIR (908) 536-0650 •Mickey Doleru, Nov. 17. FINANCING •Channel One, Nov. 10. •Taylor Mason, through Nov. CITY GARDENS Nov. 9. Male revue. Thursdays. •Wreckless Abandon, Nov. 20. •Slaves of New Brunswick (w/ CARTERET HILL BOWL 10. 1701 Calhoun St, Trenton APPRAISALS BRANCHBURG •Lynch Boys, After Alice, Nov. •Passages, Nov. 22. Glen Burtnick of Styx), Nov. 22. LAYAWAY 569 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret •Mario Cantdne (from "Ste- (609) 392-8887 CONNIE'S 9. •Evidence, Nov. 23. * Physical Graffiti (Led Zeppelin (908) 969-1515 amplpe Alley" on Ch. 9), Nov. •Gorilla Biscuits, Nov. 10. Route 35, Sayreville GIA CERTIFIED CLOCK SHOP BOURBON STREET CAFE •Thanksgiving party w/The tribute), Nov. 27. Open-mike night, Thursdays. 12 through Nov. 17. •Naughty by Nature, Nov. 15. Old Bay Restaurant Voodudes, Nov. 27. •John ("Dr. Dirty") Valby, Nov. (908) 721-6223 CHARLEY'S UNCLE •Die Warsau, Nov. 16. (908) 725-1790 61-63 Church SL, New Brun- •Hambone, Nov. 29. CATCH A RISING STAR 29. Bill Turner & Blue Smoke, Hyatt Regency Princeton 415 Route 18, East Brunswick •M.C. 900-Foot Jesus, Nov. 451 Main St., Metuchen, NJ 08840 906-5757 swick BRIGHTON BAR Thursdays. Route 1 & Alexander Rd. (908) 254-4226 22. THE CLUBHOUSE (908) 246-3111 121 Brighton Ave., Long Branch qass of '57, Fridays, Satur- West Windsor Lh/G comody ovory Friday and CLUB A.D. 116 Watchung Ave., Plainfjeld •Willl Bobo & The Meat Men, (908) 222-9684 Contlnuod on pago 10 (609) 987-8018 Saturday starting 10 p.m. 536 Main St, East Orange (908) 769-9267 Weekend! Forbes Newspapers November 6-8, 1991 Nov. 7, 21. •Jiggs & The Pigs. White Out, November 6-8, 1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekend Weekend! V Mark your The Travel Agents: Two guys doing-something calendar By KATHY HALL Luggage," "Bad Smell," "Fish difficult to get out of." asked to explain his role in the songs. duo. "I try to figure that out Mixed WeekendPlus Writer Are Sick" — were folded into a It may be a little easy to com- "Andy will wake up from a Canal Society hey play songs but they along with the audience. I just dream and call me and ask 'is performance pare these guys to sing - but so does Jim- — and aren't really a band — just piece called 100 that popular nerd- this good?' " he said, giving an to be saluted two guys and a portable we sing-the same thing, so I example of a rap song about a Men and a Cactus, rock duo, They don't really see the point. I just media A program honoring the Canal Tkeyboard. Their on-stage presented as a .... Might Be Giants sadistic chiropractor. - £eofety of New Jersey for Its patter includes plenty of sur- sort of sit there. musica} biography — Jim and Andy "Actually, Jim uses a lot of "That one was completely Psychedelia versus efforts on behalf of the Morris realistic humor but they aren't of two little- were actually in- Canal wilt be held Sunday, Nov. really a comedy act. They call electronic equipment onstage Andy's," he said. known Lithua- vited to a party and I think he wishes he could 10, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at themselves the Travel Agents niansongwriters. Andy, who is not a member of classical music the Macculoch Hall Historical but their Friday, Nov. 8, per- TMBG were play- bring the instructions up there the VooDUDES, said that his "When we came ing back in 1985 with him. When something goes_ area events Museum, 45 Matctilloch Ave., formance at Rutgers University -outof-retirement musical influences are so di- iH-two. . .Morristjo^, two hlocto aiuttljBL. ls~bTQeum and TV Continued from page 9 Open coffeehouse, Tuesdays. New Brunswick. •Glen Burtnick (of Styx), Dec. special that was Red Hot & days. •Bob Sanders, Jamie Health, I mark its 75th year with a five-concert se- Talent night, Sundays. Howard Parker, Ron Greitzer, GIGGLES COMEDY CAFE I ries that includes a celebration of the 225th •Sal Anthony's Memory Ma- Nov. 7. Clarion Hotel & Towers Come Saturday, Nov. 9, the chine, Nov. 9. •Play Trains, Jimmy Wilgus & 2055 Route 27, Edison anniversary of the granting of Rutgers' .classics of Mr. Porter will be CORNERSTONE The People, King Tod, Nov. 8. (908) 287-3500 charter. \performed in a concert setting 25NewSt, Metuchen •Trash Mavericks, Another Live comedy every Friday and The charter commemoration concert will fea- (908) 549-5306 Chance, Closer to Home, Nov. Saturday, showtime 10 p.m. at8 p.m. In the State Theatre, •Doris Spears Quartet w/Paul 9. ture the Rutgers University Orchestra with 19 Livingston Ave., New Brun- Hampton, Nov. 8. CRICKET CLUB HIDEAWAY LOUNGE mezzo-sopran6 Marilyn Home in her first area swick. The orchestra and chorus Edison Country Inn •Pad Schull Quartet, Nov. 9. 415 16th Ave., Irvington willt>e conducted by Joe Har- •Vinnie Knight w/Richard (201) 374-1062 Route 1 South & appearance in a decade. The concert is set for Wyans, Nov. 13. Main room: Live dance bands, Prince St., Edison Sunday, Nov. 10, at 4 p.m. in the State Theatre, nell, alpianisj and longtime mu- •Pete Compo Quartet w/Marty Fridays. International rock acts, (908) 548-7000 19 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick. sician for films and TV. Grosz, Nov. 15, 16. Saturdays. J. AUGUSTS Tickets are $28 to $18. For "Bucky Pizzarelli Trio w/Sonny Basement: Alternative rock. The program will feature arias by Rossini and 19 Dennis St., New Brunswick Igoe, Nov. 20. •The What Nots, Shirk Circus, Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4 in F minor. ..more information, call (908) • (908) 246-8028 •Ed Polcer Quartet, Nov. 22. One More Once, Heritage, Nov. 246-7469. •Virginia Mayhew Quartet, Nov. 7. Hub City Jam, every Sunday - For more information or tickets, call (908) 932- 23. •Maximum America, OA OB, bring an instrument and sit in 7511. •Kenny Davem Quartet w/ Nar, Bubbling Crude, Nov. 8. w/house band. Howard Alden, Nov. 27. •Ing, Slam Function, A-Ne- •Pandora's Box, Nov. 7, 14. •John Cocuzzi Quartet. Nov. Zniyoo, Nov. 14. •Power of Three, Nov. 13. —•Perception; Nov. 20. Happenings 29,30. CROCODILE CAFE CORNER TAVERN 1979 Route 35, Sayreville "CC&G, Nov. 21. 113 Somerset St. (908) 727-7777 •Blues du Jour, Nov. 27. • v New Brunswick New York Comedy Night, JJ. ROCKERS \ County. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. $75 per couple. •Annual tour of houses deco- 31 Woodland Ave., Summit (908) 247-7677 Wednesdays. 144 Terrill Ru1., Scotch Plains ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE a.m. to9 p.m. NoV.17, 18. Birchwood Manor COUNTRY CHRISTMAS, "91 rated for the holidays, 10 a.m. (201) 763-8312 22 and 23, noon to 4 p.m. Spook Handy Show, Tuesdays. Ladies Night, Thursdays. (908) 322-4462 Church of Christ the King Admission $50 (includes din- 111 North Jefferson Rd. D J. dance party, Thursdayo. Whippany Shrine of St. Joseph to 4 p.m. Nov. 13. Route pro- •Day-long seminar with a whol- Nov. 24. Free admission. DJ. dance music, Fridays, Sat- Route 35 North. South Amboy Blue Mill Rd., New Vemon ner) Nov. 16, free Nov"l7, 18. v vided the day of tho tour. Cost sitic approach to com- GREATER NEW JERSEY COURT TAVERN urdays. (908) 721-5880 (201) 539-3003 BASEBALL CARD & (201) 627-9271 1050 Long Hill Rd., Stirling 124 Church St $15. "» raunication, 1:30 p.m. to 5 MUSIC COLLECTIBLES EXPO DESTI'S JACK O'CONNOR'S «13th annual antiques show, COMIC BOOK CONVENTION '' •Antique and classic furniture (908) 647-6334 New Brunswick 1630 Route 27, Edlton on display and for sale, noon to •Craft and gift boutique w/a raf- CRAFT & ART FESTIVAL "*p.m. Nov. 10. Cost $18. Headquarters Plaza Hotel lhUMd Sri NOV ? the in Red Bank. Tickets are $25. Call QUALITY BEEF AND SEAFOOD 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Nov. 15, 11 Holiday Inn > (908) 545-7265 (908) 085-3664 "^ " " ' * 10 p.m. Nov. 15, noon to 9 Pennsylvania Dutch FIBER EXPRESSIONS '91 1288 Route 22 East, Bridge- a.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 16. Dona- 304 Route 22 West fle for a Baltimore album quilt. 3 Headquarters Plaza Reggae night, Tuesdays. 0p«n-]am night, Tuesdays. p.m. Nov. 16, noon to 6 p.m. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Nov. 15, 10 Farmers Market Memonal Building 1 (908) 526-7090 FAST LANE II water tion $3. Springfield Morristowi ) "Love Shack" dance party, Vic Chestnutt, Well of Souls, Route 31, Fiemington Washington Crossing ESSEX MANOR Gun, Pop's Cool Love, Nov. 16. (908) 788-6845 Nov. 17. Adults $5, children a.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 16. Ad- Open blues Jam, Tuesdays. 207 Fourth Ave., Asbury Park (908) 725-1500 ART PERSPECTIVES "91 v (908) 351-7450 Thursdays. 41 Broughton Ave., BloomfieJd Nov. 8. under 12 free. Lecture series mission $1. (908) 788-8983 Historical Park THE FAR SIDE "Murphy's Law, Social Decay, No cover, no minimum. Jewish Community Center •Comic book, baseball card •Vintage vinyl, 78s, T-shirts and "The Cocktails. Nov. 8. (201) 748-6590 (908) 988-3205 •Transvlslon Vamp, The Con- each morning at 10:30 a.m. COUNTRY HOUDAY •Glassblowers. woodworkers, Route 32%ear Route 532 789 Jersey Ave. Nov. 24. Wano brunch «*«Gladys Rich- of Middlesex County and sports collectible show, 10 other musical ephemera, 10 THE COVE Jam-session night Tuesdays. The Outcry, Wednesdays. rads, I Kill Me, Nov. 9. (see Speakers). Benefit pre- sculptors and more, 10 a.m. to Washington Crossing, Pa. •Screaming for Emily, Take ards, Sundays. a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 17. Ad- HOUSE TOUR 108 Chestnut St. Roselle •Arson, Signs. Nov. 7. New Brunswick 99-cent dance night, Thursdays 1775 Oak TreeTM., Edison view for the Newark Museum 4 p.m. Nov. 9. Free admission. (609) 882-9636 a.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 16, 10 •LTramaramn, The Zeroes, Jive Brian McCardlfi, Mondays. mission $2. Tewksbury Township (908) 241-1226 THE EXCHANGE (908) 246-9414 Two, Nov. 29. (908) 494-3232, •15th annual show and sale of a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 17. Adults and Saturdays. Bible, Nov. 15. Korba & LeBeouf, Tuesdays. from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Nov. (908) 832-9450 CREATIVE DIFFERENCES DaveLaRue, Mondays. Routes 202-206, •Spin Doctors, Jive Tribe, The •Juried art show and sale, 1 ANTIQUE FURNITURE Continued on pago 12 Open-miko night Mondays. •Bob Mould (acoustic show), 14, admission $50 per person, (908) 832-2231 Calvary Church the Handwea\(ers of Bucks •Dream Warriors, Gimme the Kind, Nov. 30. Continued on page 39 p.m. to 4 p.m\ Novi 16, 10 & ACCESSORIES SHOW forb'eS'"Newspapers November 6-8, 1991 November 6-8. 1991 Forbes Newspaper Weekend XI Weekend Happenings Speakers Continued from page 11 •"Non-affiliated" show with mission. ART FORUM Kent PI. & Deerfield Terr. Free admission, Viewing of celes- Friday, Nov. 8, 8 p.m. $3 one day, $5 both days; working layouts, 9 a.m. to 3 WESTFIELD CRAFT MARKET Calcia Auditorium, Linden tial objects follows in the Sperry Theatre at Raritan Valley children under 12 free. p.m. Nov. 24. Adults $2, Westfield Armory Montclair State College (908) 298-8200 Observatory. Community College GREATER NEW JERSEY children under 12 free. 500 Rahway Ave., Westfield •Tufts University professor will be ERIC GUSTAFSON Route 28 & Lamington Rd. STAMP EXPO MOUNTAIN ART SHOW Upper Montclair (914) 355-2400 the featured speaker at a discus- Thursday, Nov. 7, 9:45 a.m. Branchburg Holiday Inn Jetport Church of St. John (201) 893-4307 •New Jersey's largest juried Lecture series Thursdays at 3 sion on Sephardic Jewry. Ad- Somerset County Library (908) 526-1200, ext. 235 Routes 1-9 South, Elizabeth on the Mountain craft exhibition, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Dec. 12. Free ad- mission $8 in advance, $12 at North Bridge St. &^pgt Dr. •Resident.historian.for the U.S. (201) 379-3779 Mount Harmony Rd. P'.m. Nov. 9,10. Admission mission. the door, includes lunch. Bridgewater „ Holocaust Memorial Council will •Stamp and postcard show, Bemardsville $5. •Nov. 7: Erik Saxon, painter and EDWARD BLAKELY Sunday, Nov. 17, 4:30 p.m. .' speak about photographs and ar- 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 23, (908) 766-2282 WHERE HAVE ALL THE sculptor. Thursday, Nov. 7, 8 p.m. Montclair Art Museum tifacts as historical evidence of 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Nov. •Benefit for the church's SNOWSTORMS GONE? •Nov. 14: Use Bing, photogra- Voorhees Chapel, Chapel Dr. 3 South Mountain Ave. the Holocaust. Free admission. 24. Adults $2, senior citizens mission work, noon to 5 NANCY SPINNER Loree Building, Upman Dr. pher. Douglass College Morristown and children freor p.m. every day through Nov. Tuesday, Nov. 12, 7:30 p.m. Douglass.College •Nov. 21: James Seawright, New Brunswick (908) 879-2428 HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE 10. Free admission. Hunterdon County Library New Brunswfck sculptor. (908) 932-3822 •Lecture on the court theatres of OF CRAFTS A NIGHT AT THE BOARDWALK Route 12, Remington (908) 932-9841 THE ART MUSEUM •Scholar of economic develop- Europe. Nov. 7 talk: free ad- ; (908) 806-4869 Gospel Fellowship Church Holiday Inn l i —meflf will-bring-up-^PIanning-for-— —mi99ion-.-Novr-i7 t-admissiort-$4-- —•6onfei ence on winter •"Retirement Myth vs. Reality," Raritan Center, Edison (609) 258-3788 the New America: Division or Di- for museum members, $6 for weather, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. explained by the Rutgers Coop- . Plainsboro (908) 442-1515 Gallery talks Fridays a.t 12;30 versity." Free admission; re- non-members, includes perform- Nov. 9. Adults $10, students erative Extension agent. Free ad- (609) 799-1945 •"Block party" to benefit p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m. ception following. ance by the Apollo Muses En- $5. mission. •Craft show held in a Victo- Raritan Bay Medical Center, through Dec. 15. Free admission, LONNY BUINIS semble. WORLD OF CARDS DAVID S. WYMAN rian farmhouse, 10 a.m. to 9 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Nov. •Nov. 8, 10: Annette Merle- Friday, Nov. 15, 8 p.m. SIGFREDO HERNANDE2 AND COMICS Thursday, Nov. 7: 8 p.m. p.m. Thursday, Friday and 15. Admission $7. Smith, museum docent, on TTie Roy W. Smith Theater Thursday, Nov. 21, 6 p.m. Saturday from Nov. 7 TENTOONSTELUNG Holiday Inn Theatre at Raritan Valley Brazen Serpent by Maarten van Union County College Gill Memorial Chapel Community College through Dec. 7. Free ad- Blawenburg Reformed 4701 Stelton Rd. Heemskerck. 1033 Springfield Ave. Rider College, Lawrenceville Route 28 & Branchburg Rd. mission. Ohurch South Ptainfield : •Nov. 15, 17: Abraham Kisch, Cranford _ . (609) 896-5192 Branchburg KENILWORTH TRAIN SHOW Route 518, Blawenburg • '(908)968-3886 museum docent, on Seta Tau by (908) 276-0786 "•Rider College professor will (908) 526-1200, ext. 235 Veteran's Hall •Comic book, sports card (609) 466-3108 . Morris Louis. •Assistant director of Raritan Val- speak about "Eugenio Maria de "University of Massachusetts pro 33 South 21st SL •Dutch country fair and and collectors' show, 10 GLORIA ASCHER ley Community College plan- Hostos: Citizen of America." Free fessor will speak on America's re Kenilworth Christmas bazaar, 9 a.m. to a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 10. Ad- Sunday, Nov. 10, 1 p.m. etarium will speak about the uni- admission. sponse to the Holocaust. Free (908) 322-6240 3 p.m. Nov. 16. Free ad- mission $2. Temple Mekor Chayim verse as viewed by space artists. SYBIL MILTON admission. Trenton War A Guide To Services And Activities... Memorial TretiturfrNd" Dec. 7 • 2 pm Dec. 8 • 1 & 4:30 pm $18, $16, $14, $10 reserved seating Box Office: (908) 821-9247 ft. %& Open: 10 am to 4 pm Member NJ. Dance Theatre Guild COME TO A FREE CLASS NOVEMBER 20th or 21st State Theatre MISS CAROL'S Shake, Rattle & Roll with us! New Brunswick, NJ • WeePloy Is a unique Dec. 20 • 7:30 pm SCHOOL of DANCE and MUSIC parent & child play program for children Dec. 21 «2& 7:30 pm 4 to 48 months. Dec. 22 • 1 & 4:30 pm Just $60/10 weeks. CLASSICAL BALLET To schedule a free $20, $18, $16, $12 Intro class, you MUST reserved seating TAP •JAZZ coll 788-5826 or AMERICAN COMBINATION CLASSES 526-5308 Box Office: (908) 246-7469 BRIDGEWATER»Groon Knoll Flrehouse REPERTORY Open: Noon to 6 pm GYMNASTICS Corner of No. Bridge & Foothill Rd. BALLET COMPANY Jtcvnwty Princeton Baikal) Group Sales: (908) 249-1254 NUSERYDANCE® Nmcrndt* graphic by Carl O#V«flti Wee People KINDERDANCE Forbes Newspapers cCarter Theatre.'Princeton & State Theaii Pre-School and MUSICAL COMEDY ^ £* Kindergarten Special Nancy Glazier's VOICE * PIANO Discover the Fun In Learning "Cat Nap" ACTING OPEN YEAR ROUND - 7 AM-5:30 PM Supplement STATE CERTIFIED TEACHERS 2Vfeto6YRS. MODERN DANCE 2,3 & 5 DAY PROG - FULL & HALF DAY * COMPETITION 469-7029 CLASS * 150 W. UNION AVE., RT. 28 BOUND BROOK K" ADULT CLASSES The Music Studio Parent & Child in Fanwood AGES 2 YEARS Instrumental Music Instruction THROUGH ADULTS And More All Ages — All Levels rime limited edition • Image Size 18^x30 Don't Miss Out - Order Today 502 METLARS LANE Call (908) 322-5065 Published by Wild Wings PISCATAWAY, NJ. 08854 A project of the NJ. J Workshop for the Arts s Vi P.O. Box 507 iew Westfield, NJ. 07091 Forschcdui MMi/e d£ CALL 463-0550 °& Dr. Tlieodort K. Schlosberg 9 12 Weekend Forbes Newspapers November 6-8, 1991 November 6-8, 1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekei*dPf:iF 13 HUNTERDON COUNTY MIDDLESEX COUNTY COACH N' PADDOCK 908-735-7889 THE BARGE (908)-442-3000 Route 78 Exit 12, Clinton COACH N' PADDOC.<* /,K 201 Front Street, Perth Amboy, N.J. 4 miles West Box 301. R D '3. Hamplon. NJ 0B827 • Phono 735 7089 The Barge Restaurant in Perth The restaurant has dark wood pa- Amboy has a lot of things going for neling, green carpeting, captains ch- functions and private parties. This When you eat at the Coach N' it. Not only does it serve excellent airs and laminated tables. There are room will also be used for ballroom OPEN — 7 - DAYS Paddocock in Hunterdon County you seafood which is delivered daily (sh- several game fish hanging from the dancing, with music of the big band will marvel at the history of this place. ipped from Maine to distributor in walls that add to its old-fashion sea- era, through out the year on The main section, built over 300 years the Highlands), but it is located acr- food establishment look. To 4ako-ad~-s scheduled Saturday nights. .agov o contains the "Blane Room" oss the street from the revitalized vantage of the view, there are three Once seated, you are served a- (named after a former Owner, Dr. waterfront. A night of dining at The large bow bay windows in front. Ask complimentary dish of blue cheese Blane, who lived there in the 18OO's) Barge should include a walk along for a table with a view of the water; spread and crackers and a loaf of on the first floor and a large cherry the waterfront. It is a splendid view it will put you in just the right mood Italian bread on a bread board. banquet room on the second. Both of Rarltan Bay, and a romantic inter- for seafood. lude as well. rooms have beautiful large fireplaces There are 10 hot and cold Because The Barge is located The restaurant has been in exist- an open beam ceiling on the large appetizers, soup or salads to choose next to the bay, seafoodjs ^he obvi- 1 Book Ypur mceJor-over- 60. years;- the -lasMG- band-hewn _ timbers. One^ of the from.incJudjng.Caesar. Salad prepa[ed_ 'ous'speclalfy" Seafood entrees can n years by owners George and Tom I Holiday fireplacesrbuilf offfeld~stone,Ts~6'/4 ft table side. The average price of an lfimtn WISTERIA GRILL 735-0649 Concourse at Beaver Brook GRAND OPENING... BUZZY'S RESTAURANT 1465 Route 31 South, Annandale AND PUB (908) 752-2229 The Bussiere family Invites You To After years of being a Sous All the food is made from scrat- 200 Stelton Road, Piscataway, N.J. Find Out What Everyone's Talking About! chef, Shawn Padula decided it ch with only the freshest ingredi- Buzzy's Restaurant and Pub, nightly specials. Buzzy's dining Delicious, Freshly Prepared was time to branch out on his ents and served, moderately pric- owned and operated by the room has new editions hanging HAPPY own. ed (averaging $7.95), in a cafe Bussiere Family, once a tavern on the far wall, a hand-carved WATCH Burgers, Sandwiches, Salads, HOUR The result is the Wisteria Grill, style casual atmosphere. Bring and bar has been converted scene of the docks at THE Lunch & Dinner Entrees Are Our Monday- which he and his wife Lisa own. your own bottle of wine or beer into a Family Restaurant and Nantucket, Rhode Island and Specialty... All Affordably Priced. Friday. Coming from a cooking family for a finishing touch. Pub. The bar has its own grill famous wood signs giving the GAMES 4:30- (his father was a baker and his Add to the fine food a wonder- and serves the full dinner menu dining room a nautical theme. WITH SATURDAYS 7:00 PM mother a gourmet chef), it was at the bar. The bar also has 4 The dinner specials always Half-Priced ful scenic view of the rolling hills Serving $ Drinks no surprise the Shawn entered and countrysido and original art- TV's and a satellite dish for cover Italian, Seafood, Pasta, Clam Bake Special 3.95 the business. He worked himself work on the walls and dining at American Cuisine sporting events and run daily Pork, Steak and Chicken. There 990 Bud Lights up from dishwasher when he was the Wisteria Grill becomes an ex- happy hour and drink specials. are always a wide variety of in high school to executive chef perience you won't soon forget. with flair. The name Buzzy's is a family soups, salads, appetizers and SUNDAY SATELLITE SPECIALS in several area restaurants and Lunch is served Monday throu- nickname attributed to the entrees. All entrees are served 990 Domestic Drafts & Food Specials now to being a restaurateur. gh Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 Our innovative cooking, brothers who were involved in with salad, choice of rice, Shawn is also the chef at the p.m., followed by dinner from 5 cafe atmosphere, and sports at Edison High School. baked potatoe or steak fries. A (MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Wisteria Grill, serving American to 10 p.m. Friday lunch is from Joseph and Michael Bussiere great finish to your evening is cuisine with many of his own rec- 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and dinner moderate prices do all the cooking while Buzzy's most popular dessert 99C Domestic Drafts ipes. They feature homemade from 5 to 10 p.m. Wisteria Grill is managing the kitchen, David Toll House A La Mode. The ' All the Wings You Can Eat $4.95 pasta, a large selection of grilled will entice you manages the bar & the dining brothers plan to keep prices open Saturday from 5 to 10 p.m. N (ThrouQhout tho Gamo) items, salads and sandwiches, and closed Sunday. Special par- room. reasonable, portions large, southwestern chicken, grilled ties for less than 40 can be ac- to join us often. The room is done in restful quality food and the absolute best and friendly service. duck, catfish, beer-marinated chi- commodated on Saturday or Su- oi Beovei Brook) Annondolc,NJ 908.735.0649 shades of burgundy and beige 200 Stelton Rd. "Piscataway cken breast sandwich and deser- nday only. The Wisteria Grill is with wainscotting on the lower Join the brothers at Buzzy's (908) 752-2229 ts baked on the premises. handicapped accessible. : Mon. • Thuts. Pri. S half of the walls. The table for a special evening out. ClOSfD SUNDAY. setting is very informal with Hours: 7 days a week FOOD & SPIRITS burgundy paper napkins, fresh Mon. thru Sat. 11 A.M.-1 A.M. Forbes Newspapers November 6-8, 1991 flowers and a menu of the Sunday 4:00-12 midnight November 6-8, 1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekend 15 MIDDLESEX COUNTY MIDDLESEX COUNTY CARPACGIOS RISTORANTE 968-3242 FOR AN UNFORGETABLE HUB CITY RESTAURANT (908) 846-1070 651 Bound Brook Rd. (Rte. 28), Middlesex, N.J. DINING EXPERIENCE 392 George Street, New BrunswhckjN.J. The owners of Carpaccio's Res- adorned in tuxedo's, a carry over Hu,b City, a new restaurant named Thursday is $4 pitcher night, while HUB CITY taurant, the Qiku family, once again from their upgrading movement. Se- From Appetizers to Deserts after New Brunswick's nickname, re- Friday you can buy drinks for $2. doing what made then so successful rvers are pleasant, knowledgeable minds me of a turn-or-the-century From Monday to Friday there is a in the past. They have been at this and courteous. I have always felt a Capaccio Offers Outstanding saloon. You enter through the large happy hour with a free buffet from d site for 15 years and in the (irst 12 that a good server can make the Service, Beautiful Surroundings & a bar area where you have a choice ol p.m. to 6 p.m. RESTAURANT they were known as the Ox Bow, a difference between an average and eating there or in a small dining Hub City's menu is medium size pleasant family restaurant with a entertaining dining experience. •- - Menu Second to Norie. ' room to the left. There are large with five appetizers ($1.95 to $4.95), The Best New Place large menu and low to medium pric- front windows with brass railings two soups, four salads ($2.50 to es. Three years ago they upgraded Carpaccio's menu consist of 10 and curtains overlooking George Str- $5.95), nine sandwiches ($4,75 to their operation, gofctg Italian, with a appetizers, 4 soups, including strac- OPEN 7 DAYS eet. $7.95 for a charbroiled top sirloin).- in Town! high price menu. ciatella, and Italian egg drop soup The restaurant is informal, with You can also order hamburgers for with spinach and 2 salads including • Great Food • Daily Specials • Excellent Value Not satisifed with the amount of oak tables and paper place mats, $4.75 to $5.25. Caesar for two. There are 9 pasta Lunch: 11:30 -3:30 business they were doing, they de- -but each table has-a vase with-a live Entrees; nine in alt, Include several .dishes .-with--9_djfferent—sauces, 8 3 Blocks From the Theater District cided -another change was needed.""" flower. Hanging on the wall are vari- choices of chicken ($7.95 to $11.95) veal, 5 chicken, 5 chops and steaks The end result is an upgraded res- Dili lief: 4:00 ~ I1:00 ous pictures depicting Rutgers spor- T-bone steak ($12.95), veal marsala (for surf and turf) and 9 seafood taurant with medium priced items. ting events. There were three televi- ($12.50), three seafood entrees ol Receive 10% OFF FOOD BILL The menu is still Italian, but the pric- entrees. In addition, there are nightly sions in this room and each were shrimp or scallops or a combination es have come down remarkably. specials such as soft shell crabs, displaying a different sporting event of both ($12.95 to $13.95) and one PLUS FREE PARKING After 6 P.M. broiled salmon filet, and rigatoni in a Carpaccio's has three dining (football game, baseball and horse pasta of fettucclni Alfredo ($4.95 for vodka sauce. Just Present Your Show Stub! rooms, one large and two small inti- racing). There are more televisions one, $6.95 for two; the first is big in the bar, including a large screen enough for two.). The menu is also Food Served Till 11 P.M. mate ones separated by a fire place. Even if you don't have room for ARPACCIO TV. supplemented with nightly specials Most of the ala carte dining is done dessert ask about them. There are such as broiled ocean perch ($8.95) | Happy Hour 4-6 P.M. | in the two small rooms. Consisting choices of Carpaccio cake, dark ch- Like the city itself, Hub City has FREE Buffet and a seafood combination ($11.95). of wood paneling half way up the ocolate sponge cake, ricotta cheese something going on each night of Ristorante General Manager Bert Sichel has walls, grey painted walls and ceil- cake, Napolians and fresh strawber- the week. Monday night football has been in the restaurant business Private & Corporate ings, and large bay windows in the ries. Carpaccio's may have up- $1,50 draft beers and/free hot dogs most of his life, including many front wall. The table setting consist ~ graded their establishment, but in 651 Boundbrook Rd., Middlesex, NJ at half time. Tuesday is ladies night Holiday Parties years at the old Wooden Nickel. I 392 George St. of white table cloths, pink under lin- the process it has become once with $1 draft beers and half price ing and matching napkins. Servers would say that he and his restaurant again an unpretentious, satisfying house drinks all night for ladies New Brunswick are are batting 1000. 846-1070 restaurant worth going back to. (201) 968-3242 only. Wednesday is a sing-along, GAKUbN \ t'-v-. •:•&''.•••:•; vlvV •••.•:-. v-. MOM'S RISTORANtE (908) 287-2778 $ 00 1984 Rt. 27, Edison LUNCH SPECIALS 372 North Ave., Dunellen 6 OFF The black & white ambiance you won't be disappointed. Into ON ANY EAT-IN OR TAKE-OUT $45.00 ORDER of the recently redecorated seafood? Fresh red salmon, M-F 11:30-3 P.M. Sat. 1-4 _ , „, WITH COUPON Mom's Ristorante, offers quality snapper or halibut steak are • Chicken Antonio • Stuffed Calamari There are many Chinese typical Chinese restaurant. He Expires 12/31/91 • Cannot Be Combined With Any Other Offer food and style in an just a few of the house seafood • Pork Chops Campagniola • many more restaurants around, but few can specializes in Szechuan (a region offerings. Pasta selections are boast the authentic Old World atmosphere of charm and style. of China where food is hot and plentiful with such selections as Chinese flavor that Chan's Mom's has been in business for EARLY BIRD SPECIALS spicy) and Hong Kong cuisine I tri-color pasta, linguini Garden has. (authentic Cantonese). The 24 years. pescatore, and pasta with a From its hand-carved wooden average price is $8. Over 40 Entrees $"750 i A unique combination is pink sauce (vodka and cream). dragons and phoenix from China In addition, Chans Garden found in the owner Antonio Lunch is a treat when you Mon.-Fri. 3:00-5:30 P.M. / to the cuisine, Chan's Garden is features monthly specials and a Poletti who has also been the order Scallops Fra Diavolo or (Inc. Soup Or salads, Pot. or Pasta, Veg.) like a trip to another country. traditional Chinese breakfast (din chef for 24 years. The Poletti Stuffed Calamari both under Owner Hai Chan saw to that. sum) every Saturday and Sunday Family prides itself the quality Couples Special ON ANY EAT-IN OR TAKE-OUT ORDER $10. Hai Chan started as a chef at from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. of food. Mom's offers fine WITH COUPON Veal of course is a specialty. $5.00 OFF Every'25 on the Total Food Bill the ripe old age of 14 in China. Banquet facilities are also Expires 12/31/91 • Cannot Be Combined With Any Other Offer business lunches along with (Ex. Lunch and Early Bird Special) He immigrated to the United available for parties of 150 or If early bird and dinner specials. How about trying our Veal Wcoupon Exp. 11/30/91 States in 1968 and was a chef in more for such events as bridal Early bird dinners are offered in Romanoff with fresh Chinatown until opening his first showers and parties. The staff • $p THE PLAZA DINER 287-4455 CHINA MOON 968-8383 2066 Rt. 27 (Talmadge Rd.) Edison, N.J. 458 Washington Ave., Piscataway CHINA MOON II The Plaza Diner welcomes you soda) and pudding, ice cream or Thrifty Shopping Center with an elogant open riming danish. 5 different salads Restaurant OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK atmosphere ol ;i skylight and marble ($5.95-$6.95). Choice of 4 fluffy loyer. Renovated in rose and silver, omelets, served with lettuce, For traditional welcomed to bring the Plaza Diner has served the tomatoe and toast ($5.95). Also, 6 Szechuan and Edison area lor over 15 years. Large different Pita sandwiches with a their own. Major U-shaped booths which seat 10 greek salad ($6.50). Also 6 Cantonese food at its credit cards are people are avmlable and a large; American sandwiches served with dining room lor up lo K'5 people. PK (SB 60). The owners, Spiro and finest, China Moon is accepted and the Conveniently located on Rl 27 at Gus, stress they personally pick all For An F\tr;iordin;uy Dining the place to eat. the intersection ol Talmadge Road meals and vegetables served daily. Fxpeiience in Hlegunt restaurant is 458 Washington Ave., Piscataway there is plenty ol parking with You can tell by trying the Plaza that handicap lacilities. This is not the owners' food reputations speak Surroundings... Surrounded by handicapped (Thrifty Center) your usual concept ot a diner. The lor themselves. Entrees include name implies convenience, however, traditional Chinese accessible. China soup, salad and FREE DESSERT the meals speak lor themselves with Sun. & Mon. - Prime Rib - 3-10 P.M. Hours: Mon. 11 am • 11 pm including the prime rib dinner. You (Inc. Soup, Salad & Dossort) decor with wood and Moon has been a Thurs.-Sat. 11 am - 11:30 pm the finest quality and selection of restaurant fare. A large selection of should expect largo portions at fair Sun. 12 noon - 10:30 am NOVEMBER ONLY leather, patrons can regular stop for 968-8383 daily specials are olfered including prices and you'll probably find feast on a large those looking for (resh seafood. Specialty chefs on yourself with a carry-out bag. Early Bird Specials Monday thru Friday the premises share with the Entrees available to please the Starting at $7.95 - 3-6 P.M. authentic menu authentic Chinese LUNCH BUFFET T' ~1 customers their expertise in areas ol dieter to the hungry man. Whatever grilling, sauteing, broiling, and your taste buds clamor, the Plaza (Inc. Soup, Salad, Dessert & Beverage) prepared by Chef cuisine for the last $/|35 Dinner for 2 seafood preparation. The dessert Dinor can serve it up in stylo with Buy 1 Get chof who comes to The Plaza Diner ambiance. Perhaps seafood, roasts, Thanksgiving Day - Open All Day Cheng. The average two years. It is open 4 from New York City also prepares hellenic, Italian, desserts and Handicap Facilities Available price is $8. Those seven days a week Includes FREE from scratch all of the breads and children's meals give you just a Second Dinner 1/2 Price rolls servod. Imagino the French sampling of the offerings. You're In Feel Free to Bring Your Own Wine or Beer Soup & Soda To?st made Irom freshly mado who enjoy liquor with from 11 a.m. to 11 Second mujl be ol equal or IISMI value for a great rneal - Plaza stylo! pnep Over 17 Items Cnnnol b« combined with any other otlei bieadl The Plaza also offors an Open 7 days 6:00 a.m.-1:00 a.m. Dessert 2066 Route 27 (Talmadge Rd.) their meals are Expires 11/30/91 Express JLunch which includes soup p.m. to Choose From J AMX, Diner's Club, and Carte with any dinner Edison 287-4455 or juice; beverage (coffoe, tea or Blancho are accepted. November 6-8, 1991 Forbes Newspapers MIDDLESEX COUMTY MIDDLESEX COUNTY PORTUGUESE MANOR (908) 826-2233 SPAIN INN 968-6800 310 Elm Street, Perth Amboy 1707 West Seventh St., Piscataway The Portuguese Manor is the receives personalized treatment A TASTE OF PORTUGAL answer to your prayers when with prices to meet most FOR LESS If it's Spanish cuisine however, only served to you're looking for exciting din- budgets. Buffets and sit-down you crave, Spain Inn is the reinforce the owners' basic ing. The area's only Portu- dinners can be arranged. Buy One Entree place. dedication to great food guese, restaUf^nt..affers an ex- i i tensive menu including paella, Live music for dancing can CET SECOND ENTREE ir^T.h e - -P-+=s=G=a'=t"aWa"y and -service at \mrpW mariscada, flaming chorizo and be enjoyed in the lounge every restaurant originally — all within a comfortable, chicken with garlic. Portions Thursday (Ladies night), Friday HALF PRICE* opened 16 years ago and homey Spanish decor. overwhelm all diners except and Saturday night. The bar specialties in fresh-made red "Equal or lesser value. Not valid for specials. featured continental Prices for a meal at those with the most ex- Saturday seating before 6:00 or after 9:00 and white Sangria, international cuisine. Six years ago, O QAAAIAJOIJ rUAAtu Not valid on holidays 'Expires 12/30/91 Spain Inn range from $10 -coffees -as -well-as--fine-wines- doggie bags the rule. -to $22rwith-daily-specials»- and all your favorite cocktails. OxcHina Guisine Prices - For-Banquets & Parties This Friday night specials Kouroupas and Pepe and Louis Ragrgues made the Spain Inn has banquet include two whole 1-lb. lobsters If you've never tried Portu- Jiilenliue ueruice • (jnarminq Ullmospnere facilities^ available to — $12.95, two broiled lobster switch to Spanish cuisine guese food, now is the time. If accommodate from 15 to tails — $15.95, stuffed shrimp you're a connoisseur of this because they felt its 300 people and is Weddings • Christmas Parties • Rehearsal Dinners t — $13.95 and a three-lb. prime wonderful ethnic cuisine, you'll Portugueses popularity was definitely : rib — $15.95. (May not be be happy to learn that the au- on the rise. handicapped accessible. • Showers • Confirmations • Bar Mitzvahs 7"J combined with any coupon.) Business Luncheons • From 20 to 300 People thentic product can be enjoyed Manor* To accompany the Spain Inn is open Upstairs banquet facilities without traveling to Newark. Restaurant C~ Parking is available adjacent to change, the owners Sunday through Thursday Join Us For Dinner A La Carte accommodate holiday parties, 310 ELM STREET, PERTH AMBDY (908) 8ZG-2233 the restaurant, valet parking on brought in Chef Pie from noon to 10 p.m. and special occasion celebrations Valet Parking Available on Weekends 1707 and weddings. Each affair weekends. Easy to reach from 907, C5P. NJT. Please call for directions Comez. on Friday and Saturday The switch in tastebuds, from noon to 11 p.m. RACKLEY'S 463-1000 VILLA PIANnONIF RISTOI 561-2722 1776 South Washington Avenue, Piscataway 2991 Hamilton Blvd., South Plainfield, N.J. Rackley's family oriented restaurant menu offers baby back ribs and that advertises as "the only place for special cut spareribs, barbecue section. Each table is adorned with ribs," has responded to the chicken, shrimp and shredded Villa Piancone in South Plainfield green tablecloths, white china with demanding time placed on today's barbecue sandwiches. A wide variety offers a "Grand Buffet" on Friday RISTORANTE ^£ gold trim and live pink and white car- business person by establishing a of taste tempting dishes of all types nights from 6 pm to 9 pm. nations. The tuxedo-clad waiters are THURSDAY & SATURDAY NITES "Fax Pack" ordering system. (ills the menu. In addition to chicken, General manager Sal Venzio Sunday thru Thursday Nights very professional and unpretentious. Steve Dauermon Operations fish §nd beef a potpourri of southern explains that the buffet is indeed They know the menu and will answer Couples Nitel! Manager at Rackley's, tells us that by sytle cuisine is offered in appetizers, "Grand" with over 35 items to choose TOTO KIDS EAT FREE all of your questions. Silverware is using the "fax pack", customers can main courses and combo platter from items included are four pasta r inwM Onc ri'n'n0 °'fu" per chiUI- never a problem; they replace it after TREAT ANOTHER COUPLE TO DINNER FREE select their order and have it faxed in selections. dishes from stuffed shells to tortellini J4 Appearing Wednesday & Sunday Nights 5 00 8 00 P M every course. PURCHASE YOUR TWO liNTRCF-S AM) RECEIVE THEIR TWO ENTREES directly to Rackely's. When they Rackley's offers many special in a pink sauce; four seafood items Prices today remain as reasonable arrive, the order will have already during the weekend on Sunday. such as stuffed flounder with Sat & Sun. 12-3 PU 1/2 Price' Entrees as they were last year. Appetizers, 11 FREE been processed, and a reserved table crabmeat and mussels fra diavlo, Monday 5:00 - 9:00 All you can eat Monday Nights Every Tuesday Thursday Nights in all, are from $5.50 for fried calamari WE WILL DEDUCT THE TWO ENTREES OF LESSER VALLE FROM VOLR CHECK will be waiting for them. "When the chicken cacatori, or in a lemon sauce; ribs for $13.95 to $6.25 for a hot antipasto. I suggest customer arrives they can give us All-You-Can-Eat All-You-Can-Eat two eggplant dishes; veal with A Gratuity qf 15% Will Ik Added To The Total Bill Before The Deductions. Tuesday 5:00 - 9:00 15% Off entire PRJME RIB you try an appetizer with mozzarella, their fax number, and before they are sausage, onions and peppers; Cannot be combined u/any other promotions. Exp. Nov. 30, 1991. Forbes check. BABY BACK NIGHT BARBECUED which is made daily at the Villa. There even seated, we can begin to prepare sausage and peppers; salads; iresh Thursday 5:00 - 9:00 All you can eat are two soups and two salads (tri C OUPON — their meal. The entire process takes RIBS $7.95 CHICKEN made mozzarella; raw shrimp, a FRIDAY NITES 6-9 P.M. Talk of Tho Town chicken (fried or barbecued) color for $4.50). much less time than the conventional carving station of roast beef or ham S Monday thru Thursday and all day Entrees include 14 pasta dishes method of being seated, reviewing the \L DDIOC EMTBEE with any ontraool Equal orUmorvaluo and turkey; and desserts, too! All this, "GRAWD BUFFET" 1 Sunday kids eat free (off the from $10 to $11, seven seafood ($14 menu and placing'your order." /2 rnlwC Ell I tlCC Cannolboeomblnadwlinanyolhorolisr mind you, for only $10.95 per person llvo Entortalnment (Children 10 & Under 55.50) children's menu) plus "Loto" the to $17), seven veal ($14) and four Although Rackley's "fax" ordering (children under 10 to $5.50). clown is there. chicken or meat dishes ($14 to $17.95 Cannul b« comSl-ied system is most widely used for the You can, however, eat in the main Saturday & Sunday 12:00 - 3:00 all I promotion. occasions av,i Mrvr 'o* up ic ?0C DC*S for filet mignon). The regular menus is dining room and choose items Irom Eip. Not;- JO, 1M1. placement of lunch request, many entrees are half price (on menu). the menu. complemented with daily specials. YOur HOStS Sal VQfWZ'a & Patrick Vci. customers transmit take-out orders for Steve tells us that they will have a Everything about the Villa Piancone If you have never eaten at the Villa Lunch 11 30 AM -3 P.M Mon.-Frl both lunch and dinner. delivery service before long. %J77G South Washington Avenue. Piscataway 465-1000^7 is first class. The main dining room Piancone try the "Grand Buffet" on Dinner 5:00 P.M.-10.00 P.M. Mon.-Sal Rackley's, which is owned by the Rackley's also offers banquet Reservations Suggested has cane chairs in the lower level and Fridays or select something from the Matzel & Munford Organization of facilities for up to 50 people. black lealher booths in the raised menu, you won't be disappointed. Hazlet, N.J. specializes in blackboard Handicap access & all major credit 561-2722 entrees of every variety and size. The cards. 2991 Hamilton Blvd., So. Plalnflold SAHIB (908) 738-8722 575 New BrunswickAve., Fords, N.J. INCOMPARABLE VINCENZO'S 908-968-7777 For Americans looking to try their spices. At Sahib, a superb Indian 229 Bound Brook Rd, Middlesex, NJ first taste of Indian food, East meets restaurant that's about a 10-minute West at the barbecue pit. In place of drive from Interstate Route 287. INDIAN CUISINE Homemade Pasta is a big fe- grills, thpugh, Indian cooks use For fine Italian dining in a tandoors, and dishes cooked in It is a point of pride for Indian casual setting visit Vincenzo's' ature on the menu with over 35 22i) Bound Brook Rd. them are called tandoori dishes. cooks to give their dishes a little bit on Bound Brook Rd. in Mid- items to choose from including Middlesex, NJ 0884(5 From their origin in northeastern of "Hath ki bat (One's own touch)," ravioli with cheese or spenanc meaning that the same recipes can dlesex. Persia, tandoors have spread in a cream sauce, lasagna, 908-968-7777 throughout Asia and are known by vary widely form place to place. For The interior is very appealing. manicotti, ziti, gnocchi, tortellini various names tanoo in Iran, tone the dedicated restaurant-hopper, Red awnings over full length this means even an old favorite can FREE ENTREE and angel hair pasta. All pastas in the Soviet republic and Georgia. windows give the effect on an In all cases, however, the principle be a pleasant surprise. We are used are freshly made and served lo mulligatawny soup a peppery "inside" sidewalk cafe. A com- is the same; a deep clay oven lined with a salad which range from with charcoal at the bottom. soup created for the British during bination of wood & etched COME IN AND TRY $7.95 to $9.95. Vincenzo's Tandoors wore originally designed their reign in India that's close to glass dividers & live plants help creamy potato soup. We so menu also includes six chicken • OUR TRADITIONAL ITALIAN DISHES for baking bread but in the early break up the room for intimate 19th century, in the city of Peshawar recommend the palak shorba entrees ($9.95) six veal ($12.95) AND. MANY GREAT SPECIALS PREPARED BY ($2.50). There is also Hyderabad! dining. (part of what is now Pakistan), & eight seafood ($9.95 - OUR CHEFS cooks hit on the idea of spearing murgh shorba ($225), a traditional meat on long skewers and lowering recipe. Putting ambiance aside, the $12.95). All entrees are all ser- them into the oven. Fish, prawns, most appealing thing about Vin- ved with salad & side of pasta. ALFONSO RUSSO & VINCENT TURANO chunks of meat and entire chickens A good way to try out Indian food cenzo's is its menu. It offers a They also feature daily sp- is to visit a restaurant with some cooked this way come out tender wide selection of Italian food ecials that aboriginal creations and moist, with an aroma from the adventurous friends, order various COUPON Valid through 12/30/01 clay ovens that is as distinctive and dishes and take samples all around. with some of the lowest prices of their fine chefs Alfonso QUALM HOMEMADE ITALIAN CUISINE appetizing as a hickory-smoked They know how to handle their in the area. Vincenzo's menu is Russo & Vincent Turano. barbecuo. Tandoori food also has spices at Sahib: ask tor something more than reasonable. The To complete your meal at Vi- AT AFFORDABLE PRICES an unmistakable orange color mild and you'll get something a INDIAN first-time visitor can handle. Ask for most expensive items on the ncenzo's their is an assortment imparted by tandoori rang, a RESTAURANT menu are $12.95 while most ev- of fine homemade desserts, sp- flavoring added while the meat is something hot and you'll got a taste AHIB WINE & COCKTAILS marinating in a blend of yogurt and that's interesting and assertive at the '575 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords (908) 738n8722 erything else ranges from S7.95 otlighting their specialty LUNCH & DINNER same time. Easy to reach from all major highways on up. Tirama-Su. Forces. Newspapers , -November 6-8 £99-1 r 6-8". ForbeS'Newspapers' Weetoentf union COUNTY UTilOri-GOIlMTY EAST WINDS 908-889-4979 2377 Route 22 West, Scotch Plains, NJ. Now Under Ownership of Warren Chang The winds oi, the east blow gently Items on the health menu are through Scotch Plaias. They carry on prepared with only low cholesterol their wings a restaurant appropriately ingredients, with no oils, fats, sugar or named the "East Winds" and with it MSG. They are recommended by everything one would expect Irom a Gloria Rose's "Gourment Long Life I East Winds Chef Roberto Munoz creates a mixture of everything: Chinese restaurant. As far as ethnicity Cooking School" in Springfield. The We Are Now goes, you won't find too many menu includes soups, appetizers *V featuring Szechuan, Hunan, Peking & Cantonese Italian, Eteocn^Spaniah-and-more. They are creative original -restaorants-that-display- their heritage (S2.50 to S3.50), and over-40 e.ptrees^ Award from Channlo 5/NY Daily News meals,-which-Annette-Munoz describes as "The potpurri of as well as this one. at prices ranging from S8.50 to $14.95. for health menu. 11/16/89 fine dining." .- Offering One of New Jersey's largest daily Record 9/3/ 89 In the front of the building sits a Fine Review N.Y. Times 2/ 12/89 , Roberto's offers a separate dining room for buffet "and, pagoda, while in the foyer and in the newspapers gave this cooking a Star Ledger 8/ 14/89 Catering For Functions lounger you'll lind waterfalls. In the three-star rating. Wine & Dine News 6/8/88 dinner parties, small weddings and business meetings for : large dining room to the right there The East Winds regular menu is Journal 5/20/87 _grfiups_ol.1,0,.or more. . . --- . , '.'' . ——•—-—— Special rooms for parties up to 200. are authentic Chinese paintings and extensive, with over 140 items. Prices In addition, Annette and .Roberto will go., but-of their way Of All Kinds drawings. Jhere is a bar and a smaller are consistent with other- Chinese Authenic Chinese cuisine by professional chefs from China, -dining-.room, to .the ..left _Wrule...al. the. restaurants where—the-— speeialities1-- Taiwan and Hong King. Also featuring Gloria Rose's delicious to accommodate special requests such as meals for.people bar waiting for our table, we were cost anywhere from $9.95 to $16.95, Gourmet Health Menu" NO oils, fats, "extra salt, sugar or MSG with allergies or dietary restrictions. ' • And listening to a Chinese piano player sealood for $9.95 to $12.95 (except added...first time in New Jersey and recommended by N.Y. The decor is a tbmf of table 'and unique art decor style Times, Star Ledger & Courier News. singing and playing Nat King Cole for lobster dishes at seasonal prices), and valet parking is available. Delivering ——--— songs. There are several booths along chicken and pork at $8.50 to $9.50 PIANO LOUNGER FRI. & SAT. NITES the front wall. Each booth has and beef and lamb for $9.50 to Roberto's accepts all major credit cards...and even cash!. Luncheon & Dinner individual Chinese lanterns, pink $11.50). HelpFightRecession! "We are ofrffie~Ga7aen~SlHe~Pkwy Exti I3B, left at 1st light" tablecloths, burgundy napkins and a As with most Chinese restaurants.^ (Market St) & left at R.R. Crossing, Fairfield, 1 block straight fresh carnalion. Chairs in the middle 1 DINNER FREE Within A 10 Mile Radius of the room are upholstered bamboo. the amount of food served is more w/purchase ol (ENTREE ONLY) another dinner of equal or greater value. ahead. • There is no mistaking this restaurant than one can eat in one setting. But Limit 1 coupon per table, Not to be combined with any other coupon. for anything but Oriental. most important, just think of all the Max.S9.00 value. Expires 11/13,91 caloires you can save. Add to the setting three different 2377 Rt. 22 West, Scotch Plains menus — a regular menu, the Gloria If you're into health food (the 520 S. 31st Street, Kenilworth, N.J. 07033 908-245-0836 Rose Gourmet Health menu and a Gourmet Health Food Menu) or want 889-4979 ~~ China Town special menu — and you to try something different (the Take-out service also available can see why the East Winds has been Chinatown menu) or just like good a fixture on Route 22 West for years. Chinese food, try the East Winds. GARFIELD'S 232-5204 SNUFFY-PANTAGIS RENAISSANCE 322-7726 ~~~ 5DTN6rffTAve., Garwood ~T~ North Avenue Plaza CrARFIELDi Corner of Park and Mountain Avenue, Scotch Plains /•/••'•',y$y •••'tf'ffi'?'' It hasn't latcnn Garfield's Sports time buffet and $1 draft beer during SPORTS LOUNGE & RESTAURANT For more than 40 years, establishment into their Lounge & Restaurant long to Monday night football; Tuesday — Snuffy's has been a fixture in Mediterranean pride and joy. establish itself as the ultimate sports Karaoke sing-a-long with weekly Scotch Plains. They describe Pantagis as bar. prize of $25 and end of year $>5u0 Come In And Try Our New When the Pantagis family basically a steak and fish Open since March 1991, it fea- grand prize; Wednesday — Ladies house but note they also tures 18 TVs, two big screens and Night, with all drinks discounted, purchased the old steak house S Hours Open Bar Menu! feature daily specialities, Cocktail Hour "«> four satellite dishes that can bring in draft beer for $1 and once a month that was originally a garage chicken and veal, as well as an 7 Course Dinner, Tiered Wedding Cake sporting events Irom all over the all male revue for ladies only; Thurs- more than 40 years ago, they Silver Candelabra: and Flowers world — in addition to casual dining, day — DJ Paul plays classic rock extensive salad bar. Flaming Jubilee Show, Private Bridal Any added marble doors, stained Rooms. White Glove Service two bars, Iwo cafes and a dining beginning at 10 p.m.; Friday - live glass ceilings and spiral Luncheon prices begin at room. bands for dancing at 10 p.m.; Satur- Second staircases. In recognition of $5.95, with dinners beginning Under the direction ol Managers day - DJ Billy Mac plays oldies and the renaissance created by at $9.9 5. The average Robert Destefanis and Thomas Gon- classic rock from 10 p.m. 50% Off Entree full-course dinner is $15.95. these renovations, the family nella, Chef Danny Diaz (formerly of Facilities are also available for pri- Snuffy's banquet department the State House Inn) offers patrons lent its name to the restaurant, vate parties and group gatherings; creating Snuffy's as the provides extensive service in a menu that consists of hamburgers, the facility is handicapped acces- Expires 11/30/91 steaks, pasta, chicken and daily and banquet facility and Pantagis eight banquet rooms. A regular sible. feature is a seven-course evening specials. In case you were wondering about Renaissance us the restaurant. Food ranges from $8.95 to $14.95, the name, it has nothing to do with dinner a nci wh i te-g 1 ove with daily $2.99 lunch specials. the cartoon feline. The name is a Owners Jane, George and service. Happy hour is held Monday throu- blend of Garwood ^nd Westfield be- Nicholas Pantagis had owned Snuffy-Pantagis Restaurant old gh Friday from 3 to 7 p.m., with all cause it is on the border of the two several other New Jersey is open Monday through inn drinks discounted and all draft beer towns. establishments before Thursday from noon to 10 $1. Garfield's Sports Lounge & I ABBONDANTE 725-0766 THE BERNARDS INN (908) 766-Q002 27 Mine Brook Road, Bernardsville, N.J. 42 West Main St., Somerville Located in the heart of Ber- The Inn offers 21 tastefully appointed guest rooms in addi- When Somerville Pizza be- throughout New Jersey, nardsville, this luxurious country ea( PIZZA )ffl hotel and award-winning four- tion to meeting and banquet fa- came so popular it outgrew Miami and New York. He tries its walls, Abbondante was star restaurant is an impressive cilities for business, social and to vary his daily Northern Ital- bridal functions. born. & PASTARIA choice for dining and entertain- ian menu by adding interna- They have recently intro- ISTIKIDLCISCTHE That was in December ing. Under the direction of part- Four Star Express Lunch tional dishes, including Fren- ners Alice Rochat and Chef Ed- duced several promotions in 1990. The Lounge from 5:00-7:00 its ch and Spanish food. J If You Like Pizza I ward Stone, formerly of Maurice ONLY $10.00* The Italian restaurant and Ladles Night every Tuesday.;all Moiuby-Tn"day from II:JO-1 00 The average price range of in Manhattan, The Bernards Inn pizzeria took its new name drinks are $2.50 for ladies. On CRABCAKES, BUKGEBS, SALADS, items on the menu is $5 to has blossomed.' They have suc- because, in Italian, it means I You 'II Love Our Deal I Wednesday evenings its All SANDWICHES, AND PASTA $6. ceeded in preserving the old "abundance" and the owners That Jazz highlighting the tal- Manager Mauro Adriani has world charm, gracious hospital- wanted people to know that I TWO c PRICE j ents of jazz singer Jeanie Bry- Join lite five years experience as an ity and outstanding food which FR£QL-ENT LUNCH CLLTJ there would be plenty of son. On Thursday evenings its Italian restaurant and strives made The Bernards Inn so pop- Corporate Night, for meetings Dine uilli 11^ for lundi 7 time* jiul your food! eighth lunch is on us. to make sure this facility lives ILARGE OFONE| ular at the turn-or-the-century. "After Hours" with entertain- Call for details. Abbondante has a more up to its name. Among its The Bernards Inn was recently ment by song stylist and re- home UIIK- ur domestic beer, cording artist Terri Cerritto. lax .ind ^r.itum not included contemporary decor than the specials is a feature that al- [PIES WITH' named Best Hotel Restaurant by the readers of N.J. Monthly The Bernards Inn is open for id ,,i I MI ..ol) traditional pizzeria and fea- lows children to eat free when and has received 3Vi>-4 star rat- lunch Monday through Saturday tures an extensive menu. accompanied by an adult. IFOR I Illlll I UISMI'UANI- Chef Louis Gonzalez has ings from almost every major from 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Jcrw\ Monthly Abbondante is open from and dinner is served Monday ,li-r\('lii.m- I'nll. I'WI been a chef for 15 years and publication in New Jersey. Forb- 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. seven I THE COUPONi through Thursday from 5:30- has worked in restaurants, es restaurant writer, Micki Pulsi- days a week and is handi- Offer Kxpires December I, 1991 nelli recently described The Be- 10:00 p.m., Friday and Saturday 27 Ml\h Unix Ik KOMI Tiaras catering and in country clubs' I l)mNAki»vii.i.i, NJ capped accessible. rnards Inn as a place to spend to 11 p.m. All major credit cards 42 WEST MAIN ST., SOMERVILLE, NJ are accepted and the restaurant 9OH-7AA-0O02 "an unforgettable evening." (908) 725-0766 FAX (908) 725-8578 offers a non-smoking section. Weekend rorbes Newspapers November 6-8, 199:1 November 6-8, 1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekend 23 SOMERSET COUNTY SOMERSET COUNTY BOOMERZ 563-4972 CATARI'S 4(908) 469-0681 2 Main St., So.Bound Brook 2 Main St. 266 W. Union Avenue, Bound Brook, N.J. Boomerz, long a mainstay on. N formed us that in the future they So. Bound Brook There is something special months. Since opening day it Main Street in South Bound Brook, plan to exhibit other local artists for about eating at a local Italian has been presenting new, has changed its face and method customer purchases. 563-4972 restaurant, especially when original recipes for specials with of operation. Once a tavern that The Inn, known for its seafood there are abundant quantities at superior quality, at very GREAT ITALIAN FOOD • RESTAURANT • DELI • CATERERS served drinks and sandwiches, the because its owner, Robert Konz, great prices. Patrons are reasonable prices. Catari's has When Your Are As Involved In The Food Business Inn has completed a major facelift, once owned a charter boat, still As We Are It's Easy To Be Tho BEST! "Your Hosts: ususally from the same or also been catering off premises both inside and out. maintains that tradition. Daily trips • Weddings Picnics surrounding areas, so it's not and in its private rooms, and are made to the shore to meet Robert & Mary Elizabeth Konz • Rehearsal Dinners Pizza Parties The outside, once all brick, has uncommon to see neighbors or now has expanded its catering boats at the dock for the purchase • Business Luncheons Going Away Parties been covered with unpainted wood old friends. Also because of it's capabilities. The kitchen at planks, aoplied obliquely to give of fresh seafood. • Birthday Parties Casual Dining A SAMPLING OF OUR MENU wonderful reputation, a flow of Catari's is a wealth of the building a new uncluttered look. Boomerz serves everything from • Showers Funeral Repass new faces are always present. experience with prep chef Frank • Christenings The inside, once a combination of Nachos and Burgers to Broiled Se- Off Premise Catering The owners are recognizable to Marone (25 years experience), restaurant and tavern, is not two afood Platters & their-famous King • Privale Room everyne and a visit to your table Chef Louis Rivera (25 & Queens cut Prime Rib, starting at Pining Room Lounge dining rooms completely separated -is -the—-rule -rather~than tfre THE.BIGGEST. PORTIONS . ALTHE EAIREST PRICES from the bar. The rooms are pan- • $4.95. Along with the above item9j , , -r -. ), owner Tom Miano "Our Deli Is Full Of Imported Products exception. Catari's is Bound eled with the same unpainted wood there are over 25 other entrees to Our Famous Prime Rib Grilled" Cajun Shrimp"' (!r5 ^years in all aspects of At Prices You Will Love" Brook's local Italian restaurant. planks that blend in nicely with the select from & 4 to 5 Daily Specials banq'uet, ala carte, and Chicken Picatta Club Sandwiches It carries this warm tradition a CASUAL DINING AND HOME COOKING lavender and pink colors of the in- as well as a special childrens catering) and Fredrico Alfero, step further. Frank Bozzomo, An Excellent Experience You Will Want terior. menu. Honey Glazed Scallops Grilled Clams saucier. Tom and Frank known locally as the "Singing To Repeat Again and Again Brass chairs with pink, uphol- For a more relaxed atmosphere, praise their entire staff: Nancy Cajun Steak Sandwich Owner", provides customers We Use Only The Freshest and Highest Quality stered cushions, long individual wi- one can dine in the "Lounge" at Broiled Seafood Combo Ryan, Manager; Servers; with songs of their choice. His Foods To Insure Anything We Prepare For You ndows that go from ceiling to floor, Boomerz. Which serves from 11:00 Momma in the kitchen, and the Shrimp Fra Diablo 1/2 Ib. Burger partner, Tom Miano, infbrms Will Be Just Right. hanging plants and mauve carpet- AM to 1:00 AM. clean up crew. "They are all patrons of the ingredients in all ing, everything is so fresh, new and Boomerz accepts Visa, Master- Vea! Parmigiana Buffalo Wings part of1 a well run team". the daily specials, and makes bright in the dining area! I noticed Card, American Express, & Diners Catari's owners are dedicated sure the kitchen is in fine tune. RESTAURANT NOW OPEN SUNDAY DELI in one of the dining rooms there Club. Stop down & give Boomerz a to making anything they do for were several paintings by one art- try — you're sure to become a And Much, much more! Catari's will be celebrating its their customers the best 469-4552 AT 12:00 NOON 469-0681 ist. Owner Mary Elizabeth Konz in- steady customer. sixth anniversary in a few possible. BRANCHES (908) 725-7632 lorth Branch, M...I. Branches has undergone a The Piano Bar in the lounge transformation and has been at Branches is a very popular described as now having more "after hours"- spot where you for less. With the introduction of can enjoy a light bite to eat, American Continental cuisine enjoy good company and the coupled with the influence of sounds of some of the area's Menu Sampling managing director, Kevin most popular entertainers. Appetizers Pianist Munro de John is 426 E. Main St., Bound Brook 908-356-0189 Tabaac, formerly with the OYSTERSROCKEFELLER $6.75 Additional Parking Courtesy Archie's Men's Shop featured every Thursday, Friday Disney Corporation, Branches MUSSELS MARINARA DIAVOLO 5.50 Open 7 Days • Banquet Rooms and Saturday and is is no longer a "special \ wBBaBWBU CLAMS CASINO BAYOU 6.25 occasion" restaurant, but an accompanied by singer Leslie CHEERS RESTAURANT 908-356-0189 Dumas on Saturday evenings. Pasta affordable restaurant you'll want I'ETTUCCTNi ALFREDO WITH 426 E. Main St., Bound Brook to frequent more often. Conveniently, Branches has SNOW PEAS, WALNUTS & changed its operating hours To those who know Bound Brook, Delessro has added a Wurlitzer The new menu will change CRABMEAT $11.50 and is now open Monday Cheers was once known as Pat's Cafe Jukebox, a 1958 Ford Thunderbird seasonally as it has done in the LINGUINE WITH WILD MUSHROOMS and as well as Archie's, The Brook through Saturday serving lunch jitii tuifffi'^^Wf^B (behind the bar) penants, a manual past but offers a wide AND CAJUN CHICKEN BREAST 12.50 Theatre, or Elinger's. Pat's was one ol typewriter, and some fresh paint. ($2.75-$9.50) and dinner assortment of recognizable the original bars to serve sandwiches, "The steak is never frozen." It is fast ($8.50-$18.75). The restaurant is Entrees choices, from America's own but Cheers' can truthfully be shipped from the Midwest three times now closed on Sunday but is CHICKEN AND SCALLOPS IN melting pot. There are now HgBBBBBBBfiBB 13.50 considered the first true steak a week." according to Delserro. available for private banquet BRANDY BASIL LEMON CREAM more salads, pastas and entreo -BAKED FLOUNDER ROYALE 16.75 restaurant in Bound Brook. Prices & Menu have stayed the same functions on that day. n^HflBBBBBBH including Cheer's famous 24 ounce selections. In addition, SALMON WITH DRAMBUIE-HAZELNUT Cheers new owner Randy Delserro Branches has retained its steak for $9.95 & the 48-ounce steak Terracefare the alternative CREAM AND CRABMEAT 18.50 has made some noticeable changes in on-premises smokehouse, for $19.95. The menu also includes "light" menu ($3.95-$9.85) is VEAL SCALLOPINI WITH the decor ol Cheers. bakery and wood burning grille chili, pork chops, barbequed chicken, available in the lounge and for PROSCIUTTO AND MELON 16.00 and will continue to offer I'lus a wide variety of slcuki When you enter Cheers, there are stuffed lobster, blackened or cajun seasonal outdoor dining off-premises catering for all from our woudhurniiig grille. several intimate booths underneath swordfish also a variety of burgers, Monday through Friday from types of functions including . Ji canopies in the lounge. The main sandwiches and a 33 ounce mug of 11:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. and on beer or soda. Hours: Mon - Thurs. company picnics, board room dining area has mirrors, ceiling fan's Saturdays from 5:00 p.m.-11:00 and a fireplace. There is also a small 11:30 AM - 10 PM Friday 11:30 - 11 catering, family reunions and 1285 Route 28 • North Brindi. NJ • 908-725-7632 p.m. room set aside for business meetings PM Sat. 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM Sunday special occasions. or small parties. 5:00 - 9:00 PM PERGOLA RESTAURANT 908-658-3000 COLONIAL FARMS (908) 873-3990 Bridgewater Manor, 1251 Route 202-206 Colonial Village, 1745 Amwell Rd. (Rt. 514) Mon.-Fri. Middlebush/Somerset, N.J. 4:30-6:30 Bridgewater What a charming restaurant this room, a large room with the is! restaurant bar lounge, consisting of The name Pergola comes from the a new menu and new staff. The restaurant, located in a a stone circular fireplace and several $A95 structures which rest on top of six Dishes are comprised of pasta, historic colonial farm building, circa tables for dining. columns inside the restaurant. The In the grille room, one can order 9 seafood, veal and chicken. Special on 1790, has something for everyone. thcHH snacks such as potatoe skins, Italian decor of the restaurant with its the menu is Tortellini Quattro There are banquet facilities for 10 to buffalo wings, salads, burgers, subtle mauve and pink shades has its Formaggi with a sauce comprised of 180 people, lunch, formal dining, chicken sandwiches. They also ofler counterpart in the delicious Italian four Italian cheeses. Veal Pergola is and the new grille room for early grilled specialties - pork chops. Enjoy our cozy grille room at comfortable prices. food. The restaurant provides seating made with sauteed sun-dried and late dining. Coming soon, New York Strip Steak & pasta for 80 in the main dining room and tomatoes, artichokes and a white wine although no date has been set, will Our grille room is now-featuring Fall Specials; there Is a private dining room that can dishes. All entrees Include salad, Dinners complete with soup, salad, potato, sauce. Diners may also order large be Sunday Brunch. potatoe and vegetable. seat 25 guests. Private groups are not double-cut veal chops. The interior is impressive, but vegetable, coffee and ice cream sundae. limited to just a few items on the The grille room which is open o there is so much to talk about that Choose among these four delicious entrees: Two tempting appetizers are grilled Mon.-Thurs. 2-10, Friday 2-12, menu but can order a la carte from Northern Italian Cuisine one column would not do it justice. the whole range of dishes. portobello mushrooms with lemon Saturday 12-12 and Sunday 12-11, is • Prime Rib au jus wine sauce and savory peppers and I'll start by describing the enclosed a perfect spot for theater goers Jim Kaptain is the a la carte anchovies porch, overlooking the spacious before or after the show, families '• Chicken Cordon Bleu manager. He is manager of both The U front lawn. Your first thought, when with small children, or summer • Fettucini Chicken Mfredo Hours for dinner are Tuesday Pergola and Hemingway's, a casual seated, was whether this room golfers from the two county golf through Thursday, 5 to 10 p.m.; Friday wont boon /lotael. • Grilled Pork Chop with Apple, Pub downstairs. Prior to this, he was a would be too cold and drafty. I'm courses nearby. catering manager with Branches and Saturday, 5 to 10 p.m. There is a Cinnamon Gravy happy to report that it isn't and in Head Chef David Young, a Restaurant in North Branch. He special Sunday brunch from 11:30 fact quite comfortable. a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with a five-course graduate of the Culinary Institute of commented that "food and service is There is a nice cozy inner room Great Savings at a Great Place sit-down brunch. The menu changes a America adds some interesting what makes this restaurant great " with a fireplace as well as soveral weekly Dinner on Sunday is from 4 to touches to his lood. The Mailre d' is Bruce Verian, who other intimate rooms on the ground 9 p.m. The management under Eric Holt Colonial jfarm£ was lormerly at La Fontana in Now M A N 0 R level. The upstairs, perfect for small makes it their business to visit each Brunswick and at The Giraffe in Michael Palsacov entertains diners parlies, consisted ot three small table, several times to ask if the 908-873-3990 Basking Ridge with piano music Friday and Saturday ROITK 202/206 • URIDGKWA-n-R, NJ 908-65X-3000 rooms and a bar. The banquet evening is going well. The waiters The Pergola has been open since evenings; Debra Semonski plays the L_ facility, separate from the dining are attentive and friendly The food COLONIAL VUAAGL April :wd n re opening is planned with piuno for Sunday brunch. room has as a patio tor summer is delicious and the atmosphere 1754 AMWELL ROAD, MIDDLEBUSH/SOIviEHSILY, N.J. parties. Then there is the grille conducive to fine dining. 24 Weekend Forbes Newspapers November 6-8, 1991 November 6-8, 1991 Forbes Newspaper: Weetend 25 SOMERSET COUNTY SOMERSET COUNTY FIRST PLACE CONCA D'ORO RESTAURANT 908-756-7310 RESTAURANT & SPORTS BAR (908) 218-9333 Bridgewater Commons Mall, Bridgewater, N.J. Somerset Street, North Plainfield, N.J. First Place has several dining First Place otters Happy Hour I first had the pleasure of dining at look too young to be in business ftfet Conca D'Oro areas, including a non-smoking Monday thru Friday from 5 p.m. ' the Conca D'Oro Restaurant about 15 long. But they have, and they do what level. We ale in an area to 7 p.m. On Monday evenings, -years ago when it was on Front Street they do best. And what they do best FESTIVAL overlooking the bar. There are any seat is the best seat in the in Plainfield. The occasion was is own an Italian Restaurant that other rooms away from the bar house for Monday Night RESTAURANT & SPORTS BAR gathering of friends of my husband serves good food, in a pleasant that are more appropriate for Football, with a 10 ft. large - THE ONLY PLACE!! atmosphere, and at reasonable prices. 10 IS! sauces LOBSTER FEST and their wives. It was probably the family dining or intimacy. screen TV and 22 other TV's first Italian restaurant that my husband The interior is paneling with an HAPPY strategically position around the' Mon.-FVi. 5 p.nl.-7 p.m. ever went to. His feelings were that no intersperse of painted walls, and a Except for the fact that one HOUR restaurant. Enjoy $1.00 drafts one could cook Italian as well as his large picture window in the fornt. Whole Maine Lobster enters via the mall, one would mother and grandmother. Table settings consist of a pale yellow children under 12 • '5.95 Soup, Salad, Pasta never know that it is a mall and 50' hot dogs during the table cloth with small lights on each game. MOM. $1.00 Drall3 -Well, 15 years ago he was wmmmmmmmmmmm^mmmmmm OX Potato, Coffee ' restaurant. 50' Hot Dogs table. In the background live piano NSTES pleasantly surprised, and at All specials served I and Dessert Wednesday evenings dance music can be heard coming from the The restaurant is known as a~" subsequent evenings alter, thoroughly Avith-saup. salad I the night away to live pleased, And now, maybe 8 years lounge. The pianist, Buddy Page, can sports bar; it has 22 televisions, WED. Livo-Entortalnmonl & DJ dessert, coffee I entertainment and DJ .from. 10 since we last ate there, as pleased as be heard Thursday through Sunday.. I and the walls are filled with p.m. 'til closing. Thursday night MITES 10 p.m. til closing ever! We were informed that Buddy could pictures of sporting events. is Ladies Night with V2 price Conca D'Oro moved to Somerset probably play any tune you requested. And, because it is a sports bar, drinks for ladies. There are winding steps leading to 0 THURS. N.J. Hottest Ladlos Night Street, North Plainfield (January 1989) the menu features a bevy of NITES V4 pr'co drinks (or ladlos the upstairs room. This room Gan seat 2ND LOBSTER V Thinking of seeing the latest its just a few blocks from the original appetizers, salads and site. The present site is much larger from 125 to 150 people for banquets, movie? Purchase VIP Movie $ 00 sandwiches (three pages). DISCOUNT MOVIE TICKETS with more off street parking. The parties and weddings. OTHER SPECIALS UNDER 11 Tickets at a special rate of menu has changed from what I can Conca D'Oro's menu is large, with $4.00, that are good at all VIP Good at all General Cinemas remember, the prices seem lower. over 75 items. Their menu is one of The food isn't the usual "fast General Cinemas. OPEN Other then that, the food is still good the largest and most diversified in the "Family Dining at Reasonable Prices' food" one would normally find in 7 DAYS $4.00 First Place Restaurant is well and the service excellent. Why change area. Each table is treated to good a sports bar. The menu features A WEEK Italian bread from a Bayonne bakery. 64 Somerset St., North Plainfield worth the stop whether you're something that has been successful delicious sandwiches, salads, LOCATED IN THE BEAUTIFUL BRIDGEWATER m I suggest you hurry to North shopping at the mall, interested for 25 years? pizza, a variety of entrees, and COMMONS MALL BRIDGEWATER, N.J. Private & The owners, Lou and Salavatore Plainfield to sample good italian in good food at reasonable homestyle family specials at Over 6000 Free Parking Spaces 218-9333 Terraglia, assisted by Lou's wife cooking of items that you won't find in 756-7310 prices, or looking for the best Corporate Parties Charlene who does hostess duties, most restaurants. affordable family prices. sports bar around. GOLDEN PALACE 908-781-6800 600 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook, N.J. The traditional Oriental decor is Golden Palace also offer a Restaurants that serve ethnic long-time not visible at the Golden Palace luncheon special which includes food are generally overlooked in employees. One of their waiters, Chinese Restuarant in Beminster. soup, choice of white or fried rice, ^, Jtafnuranl gc (SorMail ^ioirrtge central Jersey. When one speaks Carllos, who trained at several The walls are mirrored in the back and over 20 entrees staring at GOLDEN PALACE of Chinese food, they invariably large hotels in Portugal, is very and side, and white curtains cover $5.25 to $6.95. 600 W. UNION AVE • BOUND BROOK talk about Chinatown in friendly and extremely the front windows. Recessed lights The Golden Palace will try to CHINESE RESTAURANT Manhattan or Italian food in Little informative. Every question asked 908-560-0620 in the ceiling are dimly lit. accommodate everyone's taste. If Italy. When one wants to try is answered not mechanically, Plants are placed throughout to you would like something not on Portuguese, Newark is always but with enthusiasm and accent the mauve walls. The tables the menu, ask and they will prepare t & M^ mentioned. But at the Northwest knowledge. His French service LUNCH TIME BUFFET are adorned in white linen and it if they have the ingredients. If Classic Chinese Cuisine edge of Bound Brook on Route displays the mark of a trained -Tues7thTi:rFri7OI:30-'tir2T30~ accented by burgundy napkins and you're on a special diet or prefer 28 is a Spanish-Portuguese waiter. The interior of the Costa fresh flowers. your food without MSG, salt, soy in a Gracious Setting restaurant called the Costa Del Del Sol is unique. Imbedded in Chef Pw Lee is from Hong Kong sauce, sugar corn starch or oil, they and has been cooking Lunch • Dinner Sol. Costa, with its extensive •the walls are polished clam and EARLY BIRlS^^ will be prepared without some or all professionally for over 10 years. menu of Spanish-Portuguese, mussel shells, literally thousands of those ingredients. Take-Out Service seafood and American cuisine H(A GflOtf With Any Otter Offer Combine that cooking with owner Banquets • Catering of them, to form a pattern. Tin-Choi Won's (David) 12 years of The Golden Palace does not have offers something for everyone's Spanish paintings are hanging 14 02. Sirloin strip Steak .«->»...<«• <».„, working and managing restaurants a liquor license but call for more taste. Add to this its friendly Special Requests Accommodated throughout the building. There and you have a successful information. Banquet and catering are available. atmosphere and informative are two large dining rooms and Swapper :.;, ,;.;;.„" operation. waiters and you have a local 781-6800 Fax: 781-2363 sizeable bar and lounge. Friday The Golden Palace menu has 10 As mentioned before the Golden ethinic restaurant that is well nights patrons dance between trailed Pork Chops ^.^ ,__. soups, 16 appetizers and over 120 Palace does not look like the THE VILLAGE AT BEDMINSTER worth visiting. courses and many request their entrees from which to choose. traditional Chinese restaurant. If not 400 RT 206 NORTH The present owners have been favorite tunes to be played. The The menu includes choices of for the Oriental waiters, you would Open 7 Days there for six years, but their chef, music begins at 8:30 and ends at AH Din«0>is Include 5»ted, $twp Co«e»t. Flan,tee Cr^^m , seafood (12 items), poultry (12 never know that it is one. But once Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 11-10 Victor Briera, who trained in 1:00. For good authentic .fioqft Your HoHtftw Parties Now CaFI For More Jttfotmalton items) and meat (17 in total) at you taste the food, there will be no Fri.-Sat. 11-11 Portugal, has been at the Costas Portuguese food and prices averaging $8. to $9. The more doubts in your mind! Sun. 12-10 for 13 years. We were informed entertainment give this LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY & SATURDAY Restaurant a try. that most of the waiters are All Major Credit Cards Accepted IL BOCCONCINO 725-7272 THE COURT CAFE 725-7979 400 Commons Way - Suite 274, Bridgewater, NJ 18 East Main Street, N.J. The upstairs level of the Court Chef Laskey presents the food An oasis in a sea of aqua and peach walls. There is Cafe is distinguished by the old beautifully with the quantities most Commons-ality. A small bite. one small room for an intimate RISTORAME mahogany bar and original tiled generous. Exec. Chef Laskey along dining, a larger room that HOOT. On the bar wall there are with his chef, James Kreyling There is a small restaurant serves as the main dining area, mounted photographs ot Somerville change the menu seasonally to ... a sampling of our dining menu (IL BOCCONCINO) in a large as it was many years ago. The dark and a wall symbolozing the entico all of the customers. KNIIIEF.S Enjoy and rich interior is brightened by shopping mall (Bridgewater colosseum that functions as a Recently the chef's & bartenders MEDALLIONS OF BEEF TENDERLOIN $ 2Q & ceiling skylights through which the SrlU.d „„M*ry Mauct times (a good one, I might The pizzas are individual size American Continental. Lunch professionally designed banquet FEATURING CHILLED SCALI.OPINI Of VtAL ... . add) that II Bocconcino, like (9-10 in.) with prices ranging consists ol imaginative sandwiches, facility. Whether you are hosting a • trv.d ultl, . !.«,„ cn|,,r s<,ttir ,oue, .,„, ,,rn,,,|,r)| ~lth".rUcl.ol! several other Italian restaurants from $4.75-$6.95. They have 15 • Carpaccio • Antipasta • White Pizza such as crabmeat salad w/brie and wedding, anniversary, birthday or h.art. and •,,v.d ovit „„,,[ ,,.lr ,,..,. that I reviewed in this column freshly made pasta dishes for alfalfasprouts served on a croissant, business meeting The Court Gree Piz/a • Calamari • Veal Brie PI5TO PASTA $6.95 to $9.95, 6 veal, 1 beef salads, and hot entrees. Most Ftooms's can accommodate parties llnjuinl aaut.td ultl, .u...l,, .umirl.d tcuto... Mid .u.hr oo..., makes all of its own pasta • Shrimp Scampi • Pasta Specials luncheon choices are reasonably Irom 20-200 with valet parking • nd craw* frl«f-li. dishes and desserts. You won't and 5 chicken dinners with the CHILLE0 HOnueClAH SALMON FILET | |7.JJ priced betwen $5 and $8. Dinner is available. find any frozen pasta here, and average price from $10.00 to a bit more elaborate with such bruahaii ultl, jo rile and liarbi and (lnlahad. vlth lrt»h llu« Julci \# Business Lunches & Group Parties Whether you are dining alone or it shows in the taste. $13.00. And last, 2 seafood popular lavorites as Confit ol Duck, NUED SEA SCALLOPS | ]6 w New Zealand Lamb Loin and Grilled w/your lavorite companion, meeting aarvad uUI, a to»ato and avocado rallal, v dishes from $11.00 to $14.00. W Norweigan Salmon. The specials w/chents, or celebrating a special The decorations are kept to All entrees are served with 725-7272 SAUTEED SIIRIH" j ,, 50 each evening consist of Iresh fish occasion, The Court Cafo should be a minimum; black and white salad, vegetable and chef's aarvad ulth ptntnut., EarUc and iranl, I,,.,,,, butt.t and praaantad Bridgewater Commons Mall which Laskey personally picks at the your restaurant ot choice. ovar llngulnl tile floors, hanging plants, light choice of starch. Fulton Fish Market by arriving in Open: M-Sat. 11:30-3:00; Dinner ALL IMTRCeS ABE 5EHVED WITH A COURT SALAD UlTil CHOICE or DRESSING Aim Till CUlt'S SELECTION Or vr.cr.TAN.F. AND rOTATO UKlMllil, mil) N.Y. by 5 a.m. M-Th. 5-9:30; Fri.-Sat. 5-10; Sun. 4-9. November 6-8, 1991 Forbes Newspapers 27 26 Weekend Forbes Newspapers November 6-8, 1991 MERSET COUNTY SOMERSET COUNTY IRONWOOD RESTAURANT 766-8200 Basking Ridge Country Club V LEON'S CATERING 185 Madisonville Rd., Basking Ridge, NJ 757-5473 The selling ol Ironwood Restaurant nl mouthwatering sealood dishes 135 Somerset St , North Plainfield Thior lamous Sunday Brunch includes IRONWDD Basking Ridgo Country Club is stunning Like a seed planted in a NOTICE includes suggested menus for and the view overlooking the goll course both traditional •• wattles, steak and RESTAURANT garden, Leon's Catering has DUE JO POPULAR REQUEST eggs, etc. •- and contemporary selections cocktail parties, buffets (hot and and the mountain ranges beyond i:; jusl grown. YOU CAN PICK UP DINNER breathtaking. such as Eygs Baltimore, Chesapeake AT BASKING. RIDCK COUNTRY CLUB cold, Mexican, Chinese and a FOR TWO OR MORE PEOPLE - Ironwood Restaurant and the Fairway Bay Crab Cakes and a (Joinmet frittata. Thirty years ago the firm's Viennese pastry table), barbecues, JUST HEAT AND SERVE Lounge are open Monday thqrugh All entreu selections include unlimited business centered around luaus, smorgasbords, gourmet Sunday lor lunch, dinner and Sunday visits to the "Brunch Board" where an preparing small platters and meals, sandwich trays, luncheons brunch. They leature creative American array ot Ireshly oaken pasinus, bayei Creative American cuisine to Uj won Moucsr and formal meals — all prepared Call (908) 757-5473 cuisine such as Veal Ironwood and and niuflms augment a selection ol fresh sandwiches for small parties. Uj Out Of YH| UOST UKUSlML tempt your palate and by Chef Richard Vieth. For the Napolean of Crab and Lobster. The fruit and yrw-juil. i.heosr, grains and While small parties are slill very FAX (908) 757-9118 DC *««CtS IO£AS 1 SUOGUTKWS menu selection changes with the se.ison nioie. a Country Club setting to much on the schedule, Leon's — finishing touches, Leon's will also u~ 757-5473 and oilers many daily entrees. Tho upper level ol the Clubhouse is and its reputation for fine food take care of rentals, cakes, LEON'S CATERING SERVICE The kitchen headed by Executive Choi designed to accumodale social and • soothe your senses. and service - has grown so that decorations and service. Victor Bruno, an award winner in several business functions I he Edyewood Serving Lunch Dinner. Sunday Brunch 135 Somorset St.. No. Plnlnfleld Ballroom is icleal (orgTO'upr. Irom 1I!5 to • it is not unusual to find the staff With this catalog in hand, 13/4 m.1. from Hi. JJ) u,,, ,„ x^.,, Trxiimijilon "natTorial arid FrTle'fnaTIohaT Culinary 8 am-!;.3D pm Daily - p»m In our own lot competitions. His skills and talent are 200 and the Ridge .Doom is 0' tONNORS BEEF 'N ALE HOUSE 755-2565 MAIN STREET RESTAURANT 526-1420 (^'Connor's; 600 E. Main St., Bridgewater 708 Mountain Blvd., Watchung, NJ Main Street offers the Specials vary daily and It's gratifying lo wrilo about a restaurant thai muskotballs, wagon wheels...and rings o! stone RESTAURANT has boon around a number ol years. Chances foro campfiros...woro unoarthod." Manager Dwi- largest and most always include several are that Ihe people who read this column have ght Nowoll once told mot that underground turv fealuriiuj I lie already boon there and all I'/n doing Is nols usod during prohibition aro still intact. Brunch Is Back fascinating award-winning Healthy Lifestyle offerings. roacquainting them. I'm I a Ik ing about O'Connors And don't forget to stop at our GREEN GROCERY SALAD BAR Boot 'N Ala House in Watchung, a icstauranl The present building has six dining rooms to HOT FLASH! salad bar~in New Jersey. Additional specials often that has boon open fur 20 years now. accommodate large parties, banquesl and old fashioned butcher shop while O'Connor's was one ol the Just steak houses weddings. Ihe restaurant also offois a cocktail you are in. Place your order Yes, our Super Sunday Buffet Their extremely varied include blackened cajun A Fresh Seafood A- in Central Jersey Many have opened since then, lounge with live entertainment on nitosl Fridays, before brunch and we'll have It and, as I mentioned above, a retail butchor Brunch returns for another fall swordfish, various veal but not all have survived They have survivod ready when you're done — menu includes authentic - * Healthy Lifestyles * because ihey continue to do what they do best, shop and delicatessen. season. It will feature our famous and thai is serve quality bee! in pleasant 755-2575. and pork enttees and On one wall is tho original brick facade omelette station, Belgian waffles, Mexican food and very surroundings at affordable prices * Authentic Mexican Menu -A reminiscent ol the 19th century architecture The fresh cinnamon rolls, numerous Where You Never Go Away Hungry! other seasonal dishes. There Is nothing fancy on then menu so you contemporary American other walls arc drapod with light-colorod hot entrees, carved meat, juices, •k Classic American Specialties * won't find nouvelle cuisine hern. Forgot about wallpaper and sel off with a chair rail around specialities. Prices are from $4.25 to cajun or French cooking; thoy prefer to leave tho entire room. A brass. rail_with groon. valance fruit, sticky buns, fresh breads, that lypo of couking to others. Tho erjiphasis separates tho country stylo dining areas bagels, cereal, desserts, bacon, $17.9&. Mam- Street—i& hero has always been on good ingredients and — Choose—from- a menu sausage, quiche, the -kitchen Now accepting reservations for Iroshnoss. The steaks comu from their own retail offering Amerian available for private and butcher shop, which is on Ihe premises, and the O'Connor's menu has eight appetizers from 9inkr..oops, and anything else private and semi-private Holiday Parties (ish is purctiased daily. potato skins (S4.25) lo a dozen littlo nock Chef George can dream up. semi-private parties. stoameis ($0.95). Surf and turt for ($26.95), specialities like fresh fish, Another attraction thai has withstood the test Ihreo choices of chicken ($11.95 to $13.95), of time is their 50-item salad and bread bar that veal parmesan (S13.25), lasagna ($11.95) and Adults - $12.95 steak, prime rib, Texas is included with all dinners. Then years ago poik tenderloin ($12.95). Seniors (62 & over) - $8.95 Serving times: almost all roslaurants had a salad bar. At barbecued baby back ribs, Kids (6-12) - $4.95 The restaurant is a present, I can only think of two others that have The balance of tho menu is dovotod to boof. knockout dessets and the Sunday a La Carte Brunch 11 am - 2 pm one and thoy, too, aro doing well. Thore aro 11 drttoront choicos. If you aro Ages (3-5) - S1.99 popular place for Luncheon menu from 11:30 am - Midnight Daily The building itself is a survivor. Dating back lo contusod about tho difforont cuts ol beef, thoro Under 3 - FREE biggest, best burgers in tho .middle 1800s, it staitod as a. rostawrant and . is a display case in the foyor that displays, raw, rehearsal dinners, baby Dinner Menu from 5 pm Daily inn tor ontortainers who traveled lo and from tho itoms available on tho monu. 0 CONNORS the area. Enjoy authentic Now York. Past visitors included tho comic toam Also available for parties, BEEF N' ALE HOUSE showers, anniversary of Laurol and Hardy, Mae West and heavywoighl Whether you'ro dining with your wifo of showers, family get togethers — Mexican food like burrrtos, —Reservations accepted for parties of 6 or more— champion Jack Dempsey, to mention a fow. girlfriend, family or group of frlonds, lor reservations or information parties and Christmas A story on tho menu tolls that when tho O'Connor's is tho placo to try, particularly il 708 Mountain Blvd. nacho plattters, quesadilla «00 K. MAIN STIIKKT, ca parties. Flexible menu restaurant was boing built, "do/ens of Colonial you aro in the mood for good boot. and steamed vegetable " 755-2565 Watchung, NJ choices are available. platters. •526-1120 MAX'S CUCINA UNCLE VINNIE'S ROSARIO'S PIZZA AT HOME 908-424-0400 CtAWTBAR 7 OR 1-800-727-4992 63 W. Somerset St. 5 East Somerset St. 319 Rte. 22 East, Sanzone Plaza, Green Brook, NJ Bar... Making pizza at homo Is (un, and nothing easy as possible. In their rosearch thoy dis- Raritan Raritan can .bo moro rewarding than enjoying your covered that people wanted to mako their I T A I I A N A own finished product, Having pizza delivered own pizza but did not want to take the llmo 725-4553 526-9887 to your home has drawbacks. Most o( tho to moasuro all tho ingredients. So they Ctoms llmo it is never hot onough, and some of my changed tho concopt ol enough dough and A big piece of Italy can be found in "pasta extravaganza" with 15 different Hot or Swe«t (avorlto pizzerias don't doliver. So our Ingredionls to make four pizzas into four Clams on the V> Shc.II • Steamers Raritan. Max De Marchi and Dwayne mushrooms and mix and match Fried Cabman 7.25 alternative is to eat il at the restaurant or to Individual dough balls and four soparato Northern Italian Cuisine pastas. Max explains, "I will be Clams Ortjjanato • Clams Casino make it at iforno. cheeso and sauce containers. Everything is Kugler own Max's Cucina Italiana and Fried Shrimp 8.25 pre-measurod for Ihe customor. Uncle Vinnie's Clam Bar, each happy to bring my restaurant to your To say that I was pleasantly surprisod at "Simple Perfection" ScunfiilU 7.25 V4 Down 4.25 • Down 7.50 featuring a different approach to home or business." Max's, is open RosaHo's Pizza at Home starter kit is an Lou estimates that dolivorod pizza can cost $11 or moro whilo Rosarlo's Pizza at Monday through Friday from 11:30 Musstb 625 Linguine with Oil & Garlic...7.25 understatement. This kit has everything, Italian cuisine. But make no mistake from dough, dough mix, Ingredients and all Homo will cost only $4.99. This is, of course, about it, Max sees to it that both are a.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday and Sunday Linguine Pomodoro 7.25 tho utensils necossary lo do it yourself. Tho after your purchaso Ihe startor kit. A starter definitely Italian. Max was 7 years from 5 to 11 p.m. Just down the Shrimp Marmara 8.25 Linguine with Red or 7.50 only thing you need is an oven-any oven-for kit and enough Ingredients to mako lour Bring The Secrets Of Making Pizzeria This year Max's will'-be preparing a old when his parents immigrated from road is Vinnie's Clam Bar, a classic cooking. largo pizzas sells for $44.95. Aftor you Shrimp Scampi 8.25 White Clam Sauce purchaso tho kit you can ordor Ihe various Style Pizza to Your Home Italy and bought a restaurant in Italian clam bar. It's the perfect place Three young entrepreneurs from our area, traditional Christmas Eve fish feast. 7 to eat raw clams and'drink cold beer. Shrimp Cocktail". 6.95 Ravioli 6.25 ingredients (dough balls, sauce, chooso, Hoboken. His introduction to the LQU DiMatteo, Glon Gulyas and Don Schnal, toppings) in packages of 6. For a more We offer you the highest quality utensils & ingredients pm seating at our tables or let us bring restaurant business came as he Seated at the bar or at a table, Calamari Salad 6.95 Manicotti 6.25 have been working on this concept lor a detailed listing of prices, call Rosario's at at the lowest possible prices. cleaned mussels and shrimp. Max's surrounded by a Wurlitzer jukebox Scungilli Sabd 6.95 yoar and a half. Thoy opened up a store in tho phone number listed above, or at (201) this special dinner to your own. is a full-service Italian cafe featuring and items reminiscent of the '50s, Pizza Per Uno Green Brook (or selling to tho public. When I 356-0912...... • • Our Complete Pizza Kit received the starter kit from my neighbors (a :*:•:•• upbeat Northorn Italian cuisine in a patrons can enjoy pasta, seafood Cheese 4.25 Sausage 4.95 Our own experience was very successful. • 2 Pizza Screens • Pizza Tray • Cutter .- * •"."...-:•: Rosario representative) I called their store ... Mako-Vour-Own warm family atmosphere. Max, who is (lobster, raw clams, caLamari), Grilled .Chicken 7.95 Pcpperoni .4.95 Mushroom .. 4.95 for an intorviow. I was told thoy would be We invited a neighborhood couple to join us • Homo Blend Dough Mix V in tasting the homemade pizza. My husband • m also the chef, has added a new menu gourmet pizza (pizza with lobster) and Stuffed Mushrooms 4.50 Pesto 4.95 Onions 4.95 there so I rushed down to speak to them. • Monu & Instruction Guldo • Ordor Shoot Now accepting reservations for with 25 items typical of regional Italian many Italian specialty items (zuppa de did all tho cooking. Ho made one large Everything you need to make Fried Zucchini 2.75 Lou & Glen explained how tho last yoar pizza. cooking, such as grilled calamari over clams). Prices range from $6.95 to Artichokes 4.95 Shrimp 5.95 the best pizza In less than Holiday Parties on or off premises. and a half has beon a trial and error lor :•: lentils. Since its opening three years $8.95. Max will also cater out French Fries : 2.25 o* Any iotnbuubori oi ihe itora ibovc them. But the end result is a product made The four of us agreed that Rosario's Pizza 20 minutes, and under $4.00. traditional Italian fish dinner for with a lot of thought and effort on their part was 100 percent bettor than any frozen ago, Max's has won the praise of his pizza you could buy and thai tho sauco was Stop by anytime for a Free Demo. Daily Specials • Take-out • Eat-in so you, tho customor, can make a good customers and many awards for both Christmas Eve. Hours are Monday outstanding. Combine that with good dough home pizza with a minimum of effort. It's Easy! It's Fast It's Fun! 63 W. Somerset St. its service and its food. The menu through Thursday, 4 p.m. to 2 a.m., 5 E. Somerset St. • Raritan and tasty choeso and you have a groat features items ranging from $9.95 to Friday 11:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. and Their goal was to make everything as homemade pizza. Raritan 7254553 $17.95. Max and his staff will also do Sunday 1 p.m. to 2 a.m. Both 526-9887 off-premises catering leaturing a facilities are handicapped accessible. U.S. Highway 22 McATEER'S PHONE (908)-469-2522 SUNSET DINER 356-2674 Green Brook, NJ Easton Avenue, Somerset Su Open 24 hours a day 335 Route 22 East, Greenbrook 7 days a week also into the interior design of the SPf* Don'f Eat till you got to In inn a small farm house The McAteers would Sunsef Colonial Diner. was built near the corner of Eas- new banquet hall. The rich 356-2674 ton Avenue and Cedar Grove coral and tenl carpet was shipp- With the variety of food late-night traveler, early Lane Today it is a restaurant ed from Georgia and Ihe many like to announce Breakfast that can accommodate almost chandeliers are made of Italian establishments available bird or someone craving a Lunch 1,000 pnnplfi at any given time. crystal. Solid oak wood and de- today, there is still a place tasty meal at any hour. Dinner Recently completed and op-tailed moldings on the walls of our New Banquet Room for the traditional diner. Although the average ened to the public was a ball- the ballroom are just a few of the Monday thru Friday Come in and see how beautiful your affair can b 3 Forbes Newspapers November 6-8, 1991 THE WILLOWS (908) 968-2739 1013 N.Washington Ave., Green Brook, N J. FIGHT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING The Willows believes in that old we were there consisted of small axiom "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." and large families, couples and what WITH In business for over 12 years, seemed like steady customers SOMERSET GOUMTY Willows succeeds by doing what it because the waitresses knew them WILLOW'S INFLATION BEATERS does best. And what it does best is by, name. The mood was very provide its customers with good festive. food, good service and all at good From 3 p.m.-6 p.m. Monday thru Friday Patrons are ushered to a table by prices. TIJUANA JOE'S RESTAURANT a maitre'd who informs them of the This is not haute or nouvelle specials of the night and AND CANTINA (908) 755-4400 cuisine. It is your basic continental surprisingly, the prices of each menu with the emphasis on solid special. Route 22, North Plainfield, N.J. cooking and large quantities. The piece de resistance is the Having never been to Mexico, or trivia games, and an electronic scoring Specialties of the house are beef flaming fruit tray. This item, eaten food served there, I would guess basketball foul shooting game. and chops and a mixturSof veal, consisting of slices of melon, that the atmosphere and food served at The menu is mostly Mexican with a liver,-capon and roast turkey. There bananas, watermelon, orange and Tijuana Joe's is as authontic as one touch of American (burgers, hot dogs, is also a large selection of seafood pineapple, served on a bed of ice can get without actually going there. BBQ chicken and ribs, steaks and surf items, 17 in total, ranging from with a flame of brandy, comes with Open since July of 1985, Tijuana Joe's and turf). They olfor 10 appetizers, two broiled, fried, or newburg and fra the entree, at no extra cost. There is the creation of owner Jack Strauss Mexican pizzas, three soups, and a diavolo. are other desserts such as parfaits, , and consultant Leo Morales. Their variety of tacos, steak and seafood peach melba, ice cream ancT ThrJ average price for a dinner is homemade cheesecake, but concept was to bring Mexico to the prepared Mexican style, enchiladas, $13.00 to $14.00 with the lowest U.S. via North Plainfield, N.J. Sitting tortillas, Mexican salads and a probably ordered only by the hearty $9.95 for broiled flounder and the eaters. in the middle of one of the dining children's menu. Come Join The Fiesta highest $23.95 for broiled Alaska/i The Willows A visit to The-WJIIows is -not-only-• rooms is an old horse drawn cart with Tijuana JOG'S is definitely.^aJamily.. -king-crab-TegsT All enfreeF"are" inviting but can be entertaining as oversized trees, imported Mexican rostaurant. served with a tossed green salad, or MajorCreditrCards Accepted well with the top 40's tunes being pottery (huge pottery!) with cactus On Sundays they offer an all you can Greek salad, vegetable and choice Strolling Mariachi Band played for your listening and 1013 N. Washington Ave. (off Rt. 2 E.) plants, adobe walls with murals done eat bulfet for $10.95 (children under 12 of potato or rice pilaf. by a local artist, and tile floors for $5.95). But it is also more. The Every Thursday dancing pleasure Tuesday through Green Brook, N.J. interspersed with flowered carpets. A cantina includes a fiesta hour with 1 The dining room is large, but Saturday, and golden oldies on real "south of the border" atmosphere. complimentary hor d'oeuvres, mixed IJhKids Eat for 99e Mon. - Thurs.* intimate dining is available in one of Sunday. The bar remains open until You half expect to see, uponNaaving, drinks and Marguaritas at special the booths along the front wall, at 2 a.m. seven days a week, and a 968-2739 dirt streets and sidewalks and hbrse prices. Late nights include music and corner tables or in the bar/lounge special light bar menu is available drawn carts. The atmosphere does that dancing or entertainment and sports Also Join Us For Our Sunday Mexican Buffet area. The clientele dining the night until closing. to you. Whether Mexican or events on the 6 foot video. It is an Adults $12.45 Children $5.95 American, the restaurant is impressive. attractive place for singles and couples. I From the moment you walk into the large reception area with its video Rt. 22 West North Plainfield 755-4400 Mon.-Thurs. 11:30-1:00 A.M. 1 games for waiting patrons you have the (Comer ol West End Ave. and RL 22 We«t) Major Credit Cards Accepted I feeling this is the place that caters to Fri. 11:30-2:00 A.M. its customers. Sat. 11:30-2:00 A.M. In the cantina, there is a television at Sun. 12:00-12:00 A.M. BUCKS COUNTY every corner, including a si*-foot video, kA ik JkJk A ik iLA ik ik ik A ik TfCOME BACK TO THE COUNTRY VERDI'S (908) 755-7086 River Road (Route 32 North) Lumberville, PA 63 Mountain Blvd., Warren This is the perfect time to drive through Sharer have been associated with some THIS FALL" the country side of Hunterdon County. o( the finest restaurants in the Delaware Experience the beauty of Fall's vibrant colors at the You can't get much more complete with lounge, The fall foliage has started and trees can Valley. They purchased the Cuttalossa authentic than Verdi's. fireplace and — of course — be seen in bright red, orange and yellow. Inn in 1984 and together have enhanced quaint Cuttalossa Inn. Spend an afternoon or evening What a spectacular sight! The rolling hills the lore ol the Inn. It is not just a nice lunching or dining at the charming historic Inn nestled in Owner/Chef Alfonso the piano. NORTHERN & SOUTHERN look like an oil painting from one ol the place to visit because of Us historical the woods. Ingenito immigrated from Italy Chef Ingenito has compiled ITALIAN CUISINE Dutch Masters. If we could only frame setting, but also an Inn with innovative in 1968 and worked at Torre's a menu with appetizers that what we see. recipes and exceptionally tine lood. Come Enjoy a Wonderful Selection While traveling this route, cross over to EARLY BIRD DINNER SPECIAL COUPON The menu changes twice a year in on Bay Parkway ih Brooklyn, range from $4.75 to $7.75, Pennsylvania and visit the Cuttalossa Inn One free entree, up to^a $15 limit, with the purchase of another. of Fine Italian Cuisine From order to include all new recipes and to which has been in the family in Lumberville. Only six miles north ol the Valid through Nov. 27, 1991 pasta from $9.50 to $11.50, Our Ala Carte Menu keep current with the trends in the Route 202 toll bridge, on Pa. Route 32, Please present when ordering. * Se;"in6 musl be '»>' 6:'° I>M since 1959. He worked at Including industry. Monday-Friday fish from $12.50 to $17.50, the Inn is a spectacular sight itself. Torre's and Gurney's Inn to Homemade Pastn, Delectable Veal, 7% lax and l.V"< gratuity will • Reservations Only chicken for $11.50 and veal Superb ScoJbod Sc Tender Chicken Dlahefi The one item that is always on the Located along the Delaware River in menu, regardless of the season, is the be added. • Not valid on Holidays develop new sauces and for $13. Choose From The Freshest Vegetables Bucks County, the inn is now listed in the • Not good with any other offer & Assortment of Salads Cuttalossa lamous crab imperial FN recipes before opening Verdi's National Register qf Historic Buildings. • Limit three coupons per party Among the specials at Plus Much More (S20.50). This is crabmeat combined with one year ago. Relax &. Enjoy The Fireplace In Our Lounge The grounds include a waterfall, a small a sherried white sauce, sprinkled with Verdi's is a Sunday early Optn Mon. Fri. For Lunch & Dinner wooden bridge, and an outdoor bar parmesan cheese and breadcrumbs and He named his new ' H 30 am-3:30 pm & 6:00 pm-ll:00 pm housed In the ruins of what was once a baked until golden brown. It is called dinner which includes Sulurday - Dinner Only A)a Cortc 5:00 pm-13:00 om restaurant for the Italian opera productive lumber mill. "Cuttalossa's" because it is their own Cuttalossa appetizer, dinner, coffee and Smiiluy - Set Dinner Menu 12 noon • 4:00 pm composer Giuseppe Verdi, Alu Curtr 5:00 pm-H;0O pm Inside the main house, built In 1750, is special recipe, and acclaimed by desert for $17.50. -Verdi's Set Sunday Dinner the restaurant. Once inside, its colonial national magazines. who wrote "Rigoletto," La Your Choice Of: AjUlpuslo I'usln or Soup Inn Facilities are also available heritage is apparent with its pegged Traviata and Aida, when the MAIN COURSE: Veal 1'lccaUi. CWcUcn Murtmla, Veal 1'armlglono, All entrees are served with a Lunch and Dinner wooden floors, a hearth room and Cuttalossa salad plate, baked potato, for small parties. Verdi's is ClilcUcn Fronccsc. Broiled Fillet of Sole, Shrimp Moriiiarn fireplace. Downstairs, in another small new owner spotted a piano in IUiSSEKTS & COFFUU: Spiimimc, Tortonl, Cake of the Dny, fresh country vegetables and warm Mon.-Sat. handicapped accessible. Eso, Ten or Regular Coffee dining room and bar, the floor is grey rolls and butter. the establishment. slate while the walls are stone. Thank Sunday Private Parties Verdi's is open Monday Rc&tfrvnUonf. Ncccitsary for Parties of 0 or More goodness they built things to last In If you like being pampered by good It wasn't long after that Casual Alure — All Major Credit CajiU AeccpUd RIVER ROAD those days so that we can appreciate through Friday from 11 am. to 63 Mountain Ulvd., Warreu service, served delicious food in a Verdi's began serving them today. tranquil and historical place, you will • LUMBERVILLE, PA Northern and Southern Italian 11 p.m., Saturday from 11 (908) 755-7086 Owners Marilyn Mac Master and Jeff love the Cuttalossa Inn. e (215) 297-5082 cuisine amidst a French and a.m. to midnight and Sunday Italian country atmosphere, from 1 to 11 p.m. HUNTERDON COUNTY EL RANCHERO 735-8679 LUNCHEON * COCKTAILS * DINNER • SUNDAY DINNER WERNER'S LAKE EDGE 755-9344 190 Centre St., Clinton 141 Stirling Road, Watchung, NJ For authentic Mexican food, room to keep the kids 71try El Ranchero — and amused and a fine dining El Ranchero at '' si authentic is the key word. area. From the Mexican color Each evening from 6:30 to Werner's Lake Edge is a specialties, they also have Clinton Point sahem'£, to. the menu 10:30 p.m., patrons are Authentic Mexican Food German-American 20 fish items on the menu entertained . by life music jj prepared by Mexican chefs Package Goods also restaurant overlooking the and all the baking is done formerly of Fabios in New geared toward a family dining . Him Watchung Lake. on the premises. Providence, El Ranchero is a crowd. Make if Mexican This restaurant has been Randy noted that this Some of the items on \ mm warm family restaurant The chefs pride themselves for the in the Stamms family for time of the year is their located at the crossroads of on using only authentic many accessible intersections Holidays the last 30 years. It is busiest because of the our menu consist of: Mexican recipes, avocados owned & Operated by Roy to Newark Airport and Atlantic from California and only fresh Open 7 days different types of food that Hungarian Goulash, City. ingredients (no synthetic sour Stammf and his son becomes avaiable such Saurbraten, Owner Joseph Diaz, a New cream allowed here). El Randy. The Stamms family as, Baby Goose & Vension Lunch Dinner & Cocktails • Game Room & Guitar AAusic Weiner Schnitzel, Jersey resident all his life, Ranchero also features Located on Center St., has been in the restaurant Steak. Roulade of Beef and Manager Carol Jordan imported Mexican beer and Clinton Twp. COUPON business for a long time; Werner's Lake Edge is '* 1have created an atmosphere many different margaritas. Where Rts. 7B, 22 Fresh Seafood platters ond 31 meet before Werner's Lake one of the restaurants that that encourages family dining. Menu prices range from $10 OFF $5 OFF Light entrees purchase of any 2 purchase ol any 2 Edge they owned a res- offer a complete meal, MM The huge 7,000-square-foot $5.95 to $8.95. 735-8679 Homemade soups reg. entrees or reg. lunch entrees taurant in the Yorkville sec- appetizers right through building that once housed the El Ranchero is open from Delicious desserts Italian Clinton Inn now houses 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. seven Early Bird Specials • 12 noon - 6pm tion of Manhattan. desserts, ranging from $16 Offer good wilh coupon expires 12/30/91 and much more! a sports bar area, a game days a week. Besides German to $21. 141 STIRLING (201) 755-9344 WATCHUNG, N.J. 07060 (201) 668-9759 32 'VUeefeandi Forbes Newspapers November 6-8, 1991 TONIGH •• • •!•« i • * »:• :•. .i. .. J r BUY 1 - GETTFRiE~l 5 02. or 7 oz. CUP OF YOGURT w Dining Out? Limit 1 Per Customer ;;., Ocder Cannot Be Combined With Any Other Offers • Exp. 11/30/91 Let Forbes all v.vJ Any purchase of $10.00 or more *"** Exp. Nov. 13th, 1991 Newspapers and BBQ Specialty Call < Off orders Birthday D n For help you :"! S"tEbbe,s Parties & More Any Large Takes Available i1" Information i choose the • PiZZa expires 11/31/91 place to go by reading through ©ur outstaQdiog selectidn of Cast your vote for Central Jersey's best waiter/waitress and bartender restaurants who's always.,. located in You could win one of the following: New Jersey Special occasion dinner for 4 and valued at $200 Pennsylvania. Romantic dinner for 2 For valued at $100 J information Lunch for you and a friend valued at $50 about this •-^uurant, we1 fo The winning waiter/waitress and select group *»« si *™'" '•'""-ssir' - - ''PPelizep; ,„ bbels is div ~.n , """'lies n,, *ij.y5. wn "feast UM.k L uu|enny wlnvi bartender receives a Forbes e (h champagne hot air balloon ride. of restaurants see our Participating restaurants include all Restaurant those in the Dining Guide- 3=s--ss~sf--.-:- Send your vote to: ' Pages every At Your Service .r'S''"",,,,,,, . ""•'»««» Forbes Newspapers week in 44 Franklin Street WEEKEND carte Somerville, NJ 08876 Deadline is November 18, 1991. PLUS. It's your sSSs-^ guide to all the best cast my vote for > adverfis places to go, Ms spadi waiter or Name see and f/ Mick/ af: • waitress named Address. enjoy! • bartender named Town Call Micki 231-6657 Home Phone .Work Phone Working at. For Information Forbes Newspapers AA DIVISIOn 11/ i <; i n N M Onr F FORBETDPRF*S ; IN;K/C T A Jl. Only ofie entry per person per category. Winners announced in Forbes Newspaper | Forfes Newspapers' ' November 6-8, 1991 •Novomber-6-8, 1991 Forbes Newspapers 35 o Video rewind angsta, A pair [angsta of swingers During the summer, when any excuse to get out of the heat Ully Bathgate' was reason enough to visit the low-key tale theater, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (Warner) was an \f the junderworld adequate big-budget Hollywood way to kill time. On the small By STEVEN HART screen, Kevin Costner's flat ac- WeekendPlus Editor cent and laid-back to the point he sight of Bruce Willis being fitted out with con- of coma screen presence make crete galoshes is only one this the most laughable Robin of the modest but potent to date — Robin Hood and His leasures offered by Billy Bath- Radical Dudes. Alan Rickman's ate, a gangster movie that ar- campy Sheriff of Nottingham re- .ves in theaters freighted with mains the film's best perform- ome of the worst advance word- ance,-buUhat finale- f-mouth since. . .well, since Wil- preparations for the rape Marian s' own Hudson Hawk. Low-key are treated as slapstick farce — athcr than splashy, the film is even more creepy and dis- jtcers an interesting, not alto- tasteful. Stick with Enrol Rynn [ether successful middle course and Olivia de Havilland. etween the operatic glorifica- Hardcore Madonna wannabes on of the Coppola-Puzo Godfa- may get some overdue shock cr scries and the relentless treatment with Madonna: btupiuiiy uf Brian De • Trt or Dare (LIVE) a back-- ["alma's Scarface. stage look at the "private" Ma- The story, adapted by the donna that (eaves you won- playwright Tom Stoppard from dering if the subject has any S.L. Doctorow's overpraised private life worth looking into. Dutch Schufe (Dustin Hoffman), Otto Berman (Steven Hill) and Billy Bathgate (Loren Dean) head for a confrontation (988 novel, views Depression- in Billy Bathgate. Pretematurally aware of the camera at every moment, Ma- f mobster Dutch Schultz and his gang through the eyes of a ster as a man who lets his nondescript exterior lull people into donna makes even a visit to her young boy from the Bronx. At first, young Billy catches Dutch's relaxing their guard, making his explosions of violence all the mother's ©we look like MTV mention accidentally, during an impromptu juggling demonstra- more startling. fodder. The band gets virtuafly tion atop a railroad bridge; later, he lands himself a job as Dutch's Benton's crucial error was in the casting of blank-faced Loren no screen tlnie; the film con- p-fer and works his way up to full membership in the gang. Dean as Billy. With a hero who mostly looks on as others do the centrates on her troupe of Though Billy never has to do anything bad himself, he gets to dirty work, Benton needed someone with strong presence to offset dancers, most of them gay, /itness quite a lot, particularly the murder of Dutch's traitorous the character's passivity; Dean leaves a large hole at the center of whom she mariages in a way partner, Bo Weinberg. This rub-out, carried off in classic gang- the film that gives Billy Bathgati'Si curious lack of focus. Having that's two parts^den mother to prish fashion with a tugboat voyage out to sea and a tub of quick- given us the measure of Schultz, Benton takes more interest in one part party Vader. The sight Irying concrete, has far-reaching consequences for Dutch — not Drew, who simply magicks herself out of the film two-thirds of the he least of which is the late Weinberg's mistress, a thrill-seeking way through by calling on her long-suffering husband. We are then ipocialite named Drew Preston who enjoys playing on the edges of left with a fairly standard shoot-out — Schultz' long deathbed rant, get into bed with her and en- flirts. When Billy telhi her "You're Dutch's girl," she corrects him which inspired a thus-far unproduced screenplay by William S. dure sexual taunting under the With "No, he's my gangster." Burroughs, goes unused here — and a rather slack finale in which guise, of jolly, fun.tor the camera: j] Much of Billy Bathgate takes Billy must bargain for his life has a queasy fascination— , though much of her conversa- 1. Abbondante )lace in an upstate New York with Lucky Luciano. Not, in the lown that Dutch, hoping to get a e d a lot ba ng for your gang tion is coarse, sexual banter, she The Jfilm steers a middle course between 'The Godfather'J " - °[ , " 2. Bagelsmith 26. The Pergola at Bridgewater Manor Jury of rubes he can dazzle with , ster movie buck. couldn't be a less erotic pres- ence. An odd, sometimes repel* 3. Bazooka's 27. Rosario's lis generosity* has arranged to and Scarface Yet Benton gets flavorful work i>e the venue for his trial on lent document' 4. Bernard's Inn 28. Sunset Diner from his supporting actors, nota- UNION 5. Boomerz 29. Tijuana Joe's fharges of income tax evasion. The sight of Schultz and his goons bly Steve Buscemi as Dutch's fish-faced head gunsel and Steven 6. Branches 30. Verdi's Is visiting rich relatives, bidding C-notes for chickens at farm Hill as Otto, the gang's accountant, who offers Billy his last and America's 7. Catari's 48. East Winds [uctions and schmoozing the local bank manager, is amusing, and most crucial lucky break. The staging of Weinberg's murder is as 31. Werners Lake Edge pe director Robert Benton — whose resume includes the screen- mesmerizingly scary as it was in the novel (which had nothing else 8. Cheers 49. Garfields most rented 32. The Willows play for Bonnie and Clyde alongside the high-class soaper Kramer going for it, whatever Doctorow's admirers may think). The evoca- t Dances with Wofves 9. Colonial Farms 50. LaViet vs. Kramer and the fake Americana Places in the Heart — gets tion of 1930s New York City is expertly done; later on, a small MIDDLESEX 51. Roberto's . .& lastweek) :, :- ', 10. Conca Dora fxactly what he needs from most of the actors. North Carolina town does a good job of standing in for upstate £ The Doors (2) 11. Costa Del Sol 53. Snuffys "Most" means Nicole Kidman as Drew, Bruce Willis as Weinberg New York. In better times, Billy Bathgate would be a good way to 33. The Barge fill in the lull between the summer and Christmas seasons; with 3. The Hard Way (3) 54. Stefanos |nd, particularly, Dustin Hoffman, who plays Schultz with the kind 4: Home Atone (4) 12. Court Cafe 34. Bobby & Mary's |f understated menace that few other actors could pull off. Rather the pickings as slim as they are, it comes off as a pleasant surprise. 13. First Place 55. Wyckoff s You could do better, but you'd probably do a lot worse. 5. The Godfather Part III 35. Buzzy's ian try to make Schultz look scary — compare him with James Source; Billboard, Nov. 2 issue 14. Golden Palace 36. Carpaccio lemar's portrayal in The Cotton Club - Hoffman plays the gang- 15. II Bocconico 37. Chan's Garden HUNTERDON 16. Inn Season 38. China Moon 17. Ironwood (Basking Ridge Country Club) 39. Hub City Film capsules 18. Khan's Palace 40. Mom's 56. Coach & Paddock 19. Leon's Catering 57. Ebbets 41. Plaza Diner 13) encompasses the doings of PPENINGS De Nlro). fresh out of prison on Don Baker; cameo appear- STRICTLY BUSINESS CURRENT FILMS 20. Little Apple 58. El Ranchero CITY OF HOPE some 28 characters, all of 42. Portuguese Manor LLI WANT FOR CHRISTMAS a rape charge, prepares to take ances by Robert Mitchum and •Romantic comedy about a BILLY BATHGATE •A big, big disappointment. The whom are up to various por- 59. Wisteria Grill "Holiday tale about a little girl revenge on the man who used Gregory Peck, who played the street kid who gets ahead by "Reviewed this week. (R) 21. Luna Rosa eighth and slackest film from 43. Rackley's ^ wants to reunite her es- false evidence to put him be- antagonists in the original film. playing matchmaker to two am- THE BUTCHER'S WIFE tions of their respective anato- novelist-tumed-filmmaker John 22. Main St. tranged parents for Christmas. hind bars. Martin Scorsese's (R) bitious New VcTk bupples. With •A Greenwich village butcher mies in the local sleaziness, but 44. Sahib Sayles (Eight Men Out, Mate- first remake, based on the COMPANY BUSINESS Tommy Davidson, Joseph C. (George Dzundza) goes off on a the novelty quickly wears off 23. Max's/Uncle Vinnie's BUCKS with Harley Jane Kozak, Lauren wan, The Brother from Another 45. Spain Inn •Gene Hackman stars as a CIA Phillips and Halle Berry; co- fishing trip and comes back once you realize none of them Bacall and Leslie Nielsen (!) as thriller that was itself drawn Planet) is an amateur-night agent who finds himself working scripted by Village Voice col- with a new, clairvoyant wife is going to be anything more 24. McAteers Santa. (G) from John D. McDonald's novel chronicle of life in a big, decay- 46. Villa Piancone with his counterpart in the KGB umnist Nelson George. (R) (Demi Moore).'With Jeff Daniels APE FEAR The Executioners. With Nick ing North Jersey city. The plot Continued on pago 38 25. O'Connors Beef & Ale (Mikhail Baryshnikov). (R) and Frances McDormand. (PG- 47. Vincenzos 60. The Cuttalossa "A maniacal ex-convict (Robert Nolte, Jessica Lange and Joe 36 Weekend Forbes Newspapers November 6-8, 1991 November 6-8, 1991 Forbes Newspapers WeekencT 37 Weekend Weekend Places to go withdrawn, emotionally wound- the R&B group Full Force, as some nasty surprises all its based.(R) movies and showtlmos at each MONTGOMERY Club mix ed waitress (Michelle Pfeiffer) well as Queen Latifah as a own. The new horror flick from YEAR OF THE GUN theater. CENTER THEATER Film capsules; while director Garry Marshall campus activist. It doesn't have Wes Craven, creator of Shocker •John Frankenheimer (The Routes 20R & 518, Rocky Hill (Pretty Woman) keeps the the Hudlin brothers, who di- and the original Nightmare on Manchurian Candidate) directs MIDDLESEX (609) 924-7444 blood sugar count high. Stand- rected the original movie. (R) Elm Street. (R) a thriller about an American ex- AMBOY MULTIPLEX Continued from page 8 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday from mission. Contlnuod from page 37 patriate whose novel about fic- •Holiday art show and sale. Dec. Continued-from page 10 Nov. 9. ard-issue Hollywood processed IRON MAZE RICOCHET Routes 9 & 35, Sayreville Mountainside noon to 5 p.m. •Open exhibition of N J. Water (201) 798-4064 than an acting school stereo- •Denzel Washington stars as a tional terrorists earns him un- UNION 6 through Dec. 11. Willie Lynch Trio (Irish), •J.B. Rhythm Band, evening •Sleepy LaBeef, The A cheese, rendered from Terrence •A dangerous love triangle in- (908) 721-3400 (908) 233-3720, ext 379 MANVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY Color Society, through Dec. 6. type. Saytes, who lives in Hud- , cop framed for murder by the welcome attention from the CINEPLEX 0DEON •Photography, printmaklng and Thursdays. Nov. 10. Bones, Nov. 8. McNally's play Frankie and volving a Japanese industrialist, KENDALL PARK CINEMAS Dairy 8 a.m. to_4:30 p.m. by 100 South 10th Ave., Manville NEW JERSEY CENTER son County, promises all kinds convict he'rJut away years be- real thing. With Andrew Mc- CRANFORD ! mixed media by Etta Roeblg, Feb. •Raised on Blues (R&B), •Peter Holsapple & Chris Johnny In the Claire de Lune his American wife and an un- Route 27, Kendall Park appointment^! ~ (908) 722-9722 FOR VISUAL ARTS •Banjo extravaganza w/Tony of inside dope on how the big- fore (John Lithgow). With rap Carthy, Valeria Golina, Sharon 25 North Ave. West, Cranford 14,1992 through March 6. Stamey; The Cocktails; early and given the usual glitzarama employed steelworker in a (908) 422-2444 •Chinese brush art by Emma Monday and Friday 9 a.m. to 5 68 FJm St, Summit Nov. 8.15,29. Trischka, Tony Furtado, Tom time deals are cut but his pic- treatment: Ms. Pfeiffer can star Ice-T. (R) Stone and John Pankow. (R). (908) 276-9120 1992. show Nov. 9. Pennsylvania town. With Jeff GENERAL CINEMA Prince, through November. p.m., Tuesday and Thursday noon (908) 273-9121 •Mike Byrne & The Green Adams, Nov. 11. ture of top-to-bottom corrup- wear baggy jeans and skip Fahey, Bridget Fonda and Hiro RAMBLING ROSE RIALTO TRIPLEX SOMERSET ART ASSOCIATION •V.I.E.W., Honus Wagner, MENLO PARK •Paintings by Jim Malady, to 8 p.m., Wednesday 11 a.m. to Gallery hours Monday through Derby Boys, Nov. 9, 30. •Steele-Lyn Hanley, Nov, 13. tion could have been as easily washing her hair, but she's still Murakami. (R) •A disarming, superbly-acted Clarence Dillon Library late show Nov. 9. REVIVALS •Route 1 S6uth &-•»-• 250 East Broad St., Westfield through November. 8 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 Friday from noon to 4 p.m., Sat- •Zaire (rock), Nov. 16. •Pierce Pettis, Nov. 14. imagined by a Burlington Michelle Pfeiffer playing a char- look at life in a small Georgfa" Lamington Rd. •John Wesley Harding UTTLEMANTATE JUDEtf (1968) Parsonage Rd., Edison (908) 232-1288 •Watercolors and pastels by Jo- p.m. urday and Sunday from 2 p.m. to JOHN & PETER'S ., UTTLE APPLE CAFE County schoolboy. With Vin- acter who's supposed to be •Adam Hann-Byrd is astonish- town in the late '30s and how Bedmlnster (acoustic), Far Cry, Nov. 10. •Georges Franju's remake of (908) 549-6767 GENERAL CINEMA seph P. Grieco, through Novem- •Paintings by Angela M. Bellino, 4 p.m. 96 South Main St Route 206 South cent Spano, Tony LoBianco, dowdy and soured on love. ingly good as Fred, a 7-year-old the arrival of Rosebud (Laura ber. (908) 234-2345 •Johnnie Johnson, Nov. 15. Louis Feuillade's 1916 film, a MOVIE CITY 6 BLUE STAR through Nov. 30. Reception from •Abstract and'lmpressionist New Hope, Pa. Hillsborough Joe Morton and David Pacino's character Is little more genius but the rest of this film Dem), a backwoods girl-hired Monday through Thursday 10 •Marshall Crenshaw (acous- surrealistic blend of fantasy, Oak Tree Center Route 22 West, Watchung GALLERY AT 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Nov. 19. paintings by Mary Kelly Giieb, (215)862-0823 (908) 359-0088 Strathaim as a loony bum Say- than a bandanna and a collec- — the first directed by Jodie as a housekeeper by a local a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday 10 a.m. to tic), Nov. 16. science fiction and realism. 1665 Oak Tree Rd., Edison (908) 322-7007 BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB HOWARD MANN ART CENTER Nov. 8 through Dec. 12. Free admission Saturday, Live entertainment Wednes- les Intends as a symbol of tion of Actor's Studio manner- Foster, who co-stars as the couple, turns everything upside 5 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 MELODY BAR Sunday, Nov. 10, at 7:30 (908) 549-6666 NEW PARK CINEMA Route 206, Princeton 45 North Main St •"I Don't Know Much About Art Sunday afternoons. day through Saturday. what's gone wrong. Or some- Isms. (R) boy's loving but impoverished dowifK With Robert Duvall, p.m. 106 French St p.m. In the NJ. Musoum of UA M|ppLESEXMALL ....-.-23-West-Westfield Ave.. .••• (609) 683-6275 __ Lambertville But I Know What I Ukel" Talk by Blues jam w/Uberly Blues Live comedy every Sunday, New Brunswick _ thingjike that (R) HIGHLANDERS- -|—mother—is-bland TV movie — -DianeLadd and Lukas Haas, •Paintings, drawings and etchings " Agriculture, College FaTrif Hadley & Stelton roads Roselle Park Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, (609) 397-2300 George Bolge at 7:30 p.m. Nov. Band, Tuesdays. 8:30 p.m. (908) 249-3784 CURLY SUE THE QUICKENING fare. Dianne Weist gets the SHATTERED by Emanuel Haller, through Jan. Road off Route 1 South, New South Plainfield Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thurs- Wednesday through Sunday from 1,2. •Maria Muldaur, Nov. 7. MAXWELL'S Orangeman, Tuesdays. •John Hughes (The Breakfast •What, a sequel? Now every- hopeless role of the emotionally "Thriller about a man who sur- (908) 241-2525 2,1992. Brunswick. Admission $3. (908) 753-2246 day, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, noon to 6 p.m. •Love Land, Global Disrobal, Club, Home Alone) wrote this body will have to rent out the distant woman who wants to vives a car crash without any WESTFIELD TWIN CINEMA •Talk by Donna Andeskie on Mu- SOMERSET COUNTY •Flamin" Harry Band, Nov. 8. 1039 Washington St. (908) 249-9623. Sunday and holidays, 1 p.m. to 5 THE MEDICAL CENTER Nov. 7. slob comedy about a tough- first one, which was about a bring Fred.into her institute for idea of who he is. With Tom 138 Central Ave., Westfield. seum of Modem Art exhibits, LIBRARY •The Senders, afternoon Hoboken EL NORTE (1983) p.m. Free admission. AT PRINCETON talking itty-bitty con artist With group of immortals. With Chris- the care and feeding of child Berenger, Greta Scacchi, Bob SOMERSET (908) 654-4721 7:30 p.m. Nov. 19. North Bridge St. & Vogt Dr. •A brother and sister flee strife- •"Contemporary Furniture Mak- 253 Witherspoon St. Jim Belushi, Kelly Lynch and topher Lambert, Virginia Mad- prodigies. (PG) Hoskins. (R) BERNARDSVILLE CINEMA UNDEN FIVEPLEX •Juried exhibition, Nov. 24 Bridgewater torn Guatemala for "The North" ers of the American Northeast," Princeton Allsan Porter. (PG) sen and Sean (!) Connery. (R) OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY THE SUPER Route 202, Bernardsville through Dec. 31. Opening re- (908) 526-4016 — and a whole new world of 400 North Wood Ave., Linden through Nov. 17. (609) 497-4191 ERNEST SCARED STUPID THE HITMAN •Danny DeVlto stars as a cor- "Bantamweight fireball Joe (908) 766-0357 ception from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday 9 problems, ranging from racism (908) 925-9787 GALLERY LANKA •Mother-daughter show: paint- •The grinning goon Ernest P. "Karate-chopper Churck Norris porate raider who gets more Pesei stars as a slumlord sen- BROOK THEATRE Nov. 24, a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday and Satur- to sweat-shop labor. WitlvAide 67 Paterson St. Ings by Bemlce Kisaday Fatto, Worrell (Jim Vamey) ac- as~¥h~uridercover cop In serious touble than he expected whne tenced to live in one of his own 10 Hamilton St., Bound Brook NEW JERSEY day 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Silvia Gutierrez, David Vilal- New Brunswick folk art by Diane Fatto Lombardi, cidentally unleashes a troll on trouble. (R) he tries to buy control of a New rat-infested buildings. With Vin- (908) 469-9665 HUNTERDON DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN "Watercolors by Diana Wilkoc pando, Ernesto Cruz. Written (908)545-1689 through Nov. 14. 65 Church St. WEEKEND GETAWAY" Halloween night (PG) HOMICIDE / England company.-With Gregory cent Gardenia and Ruben a GENERAL CINEMA HUNTERDON THEATER Patton and her adult students, and directed by Greogory N va. •Paintings by Susanta Stolarz •Works by Lee Stang Harr and THE FISHER KING /•Thriller from David Mamet Peck, Penelope Ann Miller and Blades. (R) BRIDGEWATER COMMONS Route 31, Remington New Brunswick through Nov. 30. Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 7:30 and Colvln Cumerbatch. Sally Stang, Nov. 15 through Jan. "Robin Williams and Jeff Bridg- / (House of Games, Things Piper Laurie. (R) THE TAKING OF BEVERLY HILLS Routes 22 and 202-206 (908) 782-4815 (908) 246-4066 SWAIN GALLERIES p.m. In Student Center Room 16,1992. Reception Nov. 15 at es star in a fantasy about two Change), starring Joe Mantegna PARADISE •Action flick starring Ken Wahl Bridgewater CINEMA PLAZA HVEPLEX HUNTERDON ART CENTER Gallery hours Monday through 703 Watchung Ave., Plainfield Deluxe Duplex Suites 237, Rider College, Law- 7 Center St., Clinton 4 p.m. derelicts, one a former radio ' (who else?) as a Jewish police- •A.drama about a couple (Don as a football player who takes (908) 725-1161 Route 202-31, Flemington Saturday, noon to 6 p.m. (908) 756-1707 rencovllle. (609) 896-5192. (908) 735-8415 MORTIMER GALLERY show host, the other a medi- man unraveling a conspiracy In- Johnson, Melanie Griffith), still on a gang of thieves. (R) GENERAL CINEMA (908) 782-2777 •"First Exposure," juried show of Monday through Friday 9:30 evalist looking for the Holy volving gun-running and Zionist recovering from the death of a 2STH STREET RUTGERS PLAZA SIX 1 Thursday and Friday from noon Gill-St Bernard's School new members, through Nov. 16. a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Saturday 00 Grail. Directed by Terry Gilliam extremist groups. (R) child, and the young boy who •A finalist in the first New York CINEMAS Easton Ave., Somerset to 4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday St. Bernard's Rd., Gladstone PARGOT GALLERY 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Time Bandits, The Adventures HOUSE PARTY 2 changes their lives. State Lottery in 1976 is faced These are theaters In Mid- (908) 828-8787 MORRIS from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. (908) 234-2345 Jewish Community Center •"Now You See It" multimedia •"The Artist Looks at Hunterdon Thursday and Sunday from 2._..1 of Baron Munchausen). (R) •The sequel, which takes the THE PEOPLE with thugs who have designs on dlesex, Somerset, Union, Hunt- GENERAL CINEMA AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 nf Middle* (Vmnty- , eovlronmentexhibltrferough Novfe- "Wi! Wtft -per nigfrt- —FRANKJE-ftNM6HNN¥ principals to ixitiege, still-has" 1JNDER THE STAIRS -niSTicKet. With Danny Aielfo, erdon and Morris counties. SOMERVILLE CIRCLE f Tl Headquarters Plaza County," through Nov. 24. p.m. to 4 p.m. 1775 Oak Tree Rd., Edison 30. •A short-order cook (Al PacinoJ the rappers Kid N'Play (Chris •A young burglar finds the Lalnie Kazan and Frank Pesce, Consult the directory In this Routes 28 & 202, Raritan Morristown •Photographs of "Water Re- •Pastels by Carol Duerwald, Nov. (908) 494-3232 UPSTAIRS GALLERY Friday and Saturday woos and eventually wins a Reid, Christopher Martin) and house he's broken into has on whose life the film Is loosely week's Forbes Newspaper for (908) 526-0101 (201) 292-0606 flections" by Ken Kaplowitz, 7 through Dec. 20. Gallery talk Monday through Thursday 9 Peddler's Village, Shop 74 through Nov. 24. by Sid Sachs at 2:30 p.m. Nov. a.m. to 10:30 p.m., Friday and Routes 202-263, Lahaska, Pa. nights only, "Pottery by Deborah Tlnsman, 10. Reception from 3:30 p.m. to Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (215) 794-8686 through Nov. 24. 5:30 p.m. Nov. 10. PRINTMAKING COUNCIL Sunday through Thursday 10 double occupancy AJ. LEDERMAN FINE ART MUNICIPAL GALLERY OF NEW JERSEY a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Friday 10 309 Court St, Hoboken Piscataway Municipal Building 440 River Rd., Branchburg a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. Review revue (201) 659-3570 455 Hoes Lane, Piscataway (908) 725-2110 to 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday from noon (908) 463-0457 Gallery hours Tuesday through •Pastels by June L Maxwell, Breakfast Included to 7 p.m., Saturday and Sunday Monday through Friday from Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., through Nov. 14. from noon to 4 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Free ad- Saturday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER •Works by Jean Chares Blanc, mission. •Members' show, through Nov. 18 Stirling Rd., Watchung Nov. 9 through Dec. 11. Re- "Watercolors by Fran Maurer, 30. (908) 753-0190 ception from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. through November. RARITAN VALLEY COMMUNITY Monday through Friday from Nov. 14. NABISCO BRANDS GALLERY COLLEGE-ART GALLERY 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sunday from MADISONn °, 'Frankie & Johnny' romances the critics LUMINA ART GALLERY River Rd. & DeForest Ave. Route 28 & Lamington Rd. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 251 Route 18, East Brunswick East Hanover Branchburg •Juried exhibition, Nov. 9 through kSUHCS (908) 563-1000 Most critics were, if not romantically Inclined, then at than his manipulative Beaches — and this time Marshall (908) 651-0800 (201) 682-7140 (908) 218-8871 Nov. 30. Receptions from 7 p.m. HOTEL least willing to be good friends with Frankie & Johnny, isn't burdened with a venal fairy tale like Pretty Woman." Monday through Friday from Open to the public every day •Department of Fine Arts faculty to 10 p.m. Nov. 9 and 2 p.m. to 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday from 5 p.m. Nov. 10.' 25 Cedar Grove Lane, Somerset, NJ. Terrence McNajly's rewrite of his play Frankie and Johnny Travers, who found Pacino's performance in 7?)e GoaTa- from noon to 4 p.m. Free ad- exhibit, through Nov. 29. In the Oak de Lune. (McNally's new play, Ups Together, ther Part III "lugubrious" and his appearance in Dick Teeth Apart, is now playing in New York City.) Even If Tracy too "broad," found that this time the star showed they didnt like Garry Marshall's direction, they sent love 4 "a real flair for comic delicacy." As for Michelle Pfeiffer, notes to either Al Pacino, playing a short-order cook her performance was "a triumph." "In its celebration of Index of fresh out of the pen, or Michelle Pfeiffer, playing the cautious optimism, Frankie & Johnny becomes the per- hard-bitten waitress who is the initially unwilling object of *"..>--»- 38 Weekend! Tfrrbes Newspapers '' TMovern'bet''6-8, 1991 Weekend! T Stage right Will Peg win over the snobby Curtain times Chitchesters? Will the upright Love's Jerry fall in love with the com- mon New Yorker Peg? Will the Philathalians OPENINGS front saloon in Depression-era PeopleCare Center Montclair High School servants neglect their work and San Francisco. Nov. 7 through 120 Findeme Ave. Park & Chestnut streets start season GEORGE 99 labors lost dance? Of course! This is a George Street Playhouse Nov. 24. Tickets $14, $12 for Bridgewater Montclair world where the good end hap- the elderly. (908) 873-5874 (201) 744-1717 The Philathalians ppen their 9 Uvingston Ave. } pily and the bad are shown as 60th anniversary season Friday, New Brunswick VILLAGERS THEATRE 'Heaven Can Walt, Harry Segall's •Hie Potato People Survive the Teg O My Heart' (908) 246-7717 475 DeMott Lane romantic comedy about a boxer Qreat Outdoors, children's play having hearts of gold beneath Nov. 8, with Paul Osborne's "All, a one-man play about Franklin Township snatched into heaven before his about a family of spuds on a their villainous skins. family comedy Morning's at former heavyweight boxing cham- (908)873-2710 - time who is allowed.to return to camping trip. Saturday, Nov. 2, is a love stoiy •Me and My Girl, musical about earth. Nov. 1 through Nov. 17, Director Robert Thick has as- Seven. pion Muhammad All. Nov. 8 at 3 pjn. Tickets $9. sembled a top-notch cast. With- through Nov. 24, performances a young Cockney who stands to Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 SOMERSET VALLEY PLAYERS that never heats up Showtimes are Fridays and Tuesday through Saturday at 8 inherit a title. Nov. 8 through p.m., Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Ad- Amwell Road, Route 514 out exception they all have won- Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. through mission $8. By ALEC M. ADAMS p.m., Sundays at 7 p.m., Satur- Dec. 15. Tickets $15. • Neshanic rderful voices. The songs by Nov. 23, with a matinee Sun- day matinees at 2 p.m. Tickets NOW PLAYING PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE (908) 725-2120 WeekendPlus Vieater Critic David Heneker are of a type $15. Brookside Drive, Millbum day, Nov. 17, at 2:30 [\rn. All THE ACTING STUDIO (908) 369-7469 ringing Peg Q' My Heart THE NEW THEATRE (201) 379-3636 rarely heard in today's musi- Edison Valley.PJayh.Quse: 'Plaza Suite, Neil Simon's'trio'of to the Off-Broadstreet -performances will be in the Car- Knights of Columbus Hall •eametor, musical about King tales set in a ritzy hotel. Nov. 1 cals: simple and unabashedly Oak Tree Road, Edison Theatre in Hopewell was, riage House, Watson Road, Fan- Maple Street • Arthur and his knights. Oct. 30 through Nov. 24, Fridays and (908) 755-4654 romantic. Bernard sville through Dec. 8, Wednesday Saturdays at 8:30 p.m., Sundays appropriately, a labor of wood, next to Fanwood Borough •The Cocktail Hour, A.R. Gumey's Why then does the show seem (908) 234-9238 through Sunday at 8 p.m., Thurs- at 3 p.m. iovc. Hall. •Come Blow Your Horn, Neil autobiographical comedy about a day matinees at 2 p.m., Saturday so flat? It never has the grace playwright whose relatives are not AUDITIONS While honeymooning in Lon- Tickets are $6. For more in- Simon's first Broadway success, and Sunday matinees at 3 p.m. don, theater co-owners Bob and and ease that this kind of show performed Nov. 7, 8, 9,14,15, at all pleased about being used Tickets $40 to $24. SOMERSET VALLEY PLAYERS requires. Mr. Thick gives Peg 0' formation, call (908) 322-8686. 16 at 8 p.m. Tickets $10, $7 for In his new play. Nov. 1 through PLAYHOUSE 22 Amwell Road, Hillsborough Julie Thick saw a production of Nov. 30, Fridays and Saturdays (908) 782-7780 My Heart too much "modern" youths and the elderly. 210 Dunhams Comer Road Peg at the Phoenix Theater and - weight In this show usual act- PHILIP J. LEVIN THEATRE at 8:30 p.m. East Brunswick •Auditions Nov. 13 and Nov. 14 thought that it would be perfect 'Forbidden' Rutgers Arts Center BUCKS COUNTY (908) 254-3939 at 8 p.m. for Chapter Two, Neil for their own venue. After a ing concerns such as motivation, George Street near Route 18 PLAYHOUSE 'Rorello, musical about the life Simon's autobiographical play subtext and other psychological Douglass College campus New Hope, Pa. of Borello H. LaGuardia, mayor of about a widowed playwright in a great deal of wrangling, the methods are out of place. Peg 0' fundraiser Rutgers University (215) 862-2041 New York City. Through Nov. 10, new marriage. Cast needs two American rights were obtained My Heart is a "style" show, and New Brunswick *A Chorus Une, musical about Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 men and two women ages 25 to and the Thicks were able to re- Fottldden Broadway: Special (908) 932-7511 the lives and hopes of dancers at p.m., Sundays at 3 p.m. Tickets 45. Readings from the script. as such makes different de- Edition, a fundrafsing perform* Lona Alpert of Far Hills and Joe Barata of Warren star in Come Blow Your Horn, create the show they had seen »The Time of Your life, William an audition. Through Dec. 1. $10. Weekend performances Jan. 17_ mands of the director and ac- ance for the Women's league to be performed Nov. 7 through Nov. 16 by the New Theatre of Bernardsville. through Feb. 9. in London. Saroyan's comedy set in a water- ENTERTAINERS THEATRE POPCORN PLAYHOUSE tors. of ther Daughters of Israel Geri- Peg 0' My Heart is a simple, As Alaric, Wade Schadegg car- old-fashioned. Set in England in- atric Center, will be held Tues- j nff this sfylp with Hie Nov. 12, at 8;30 p.m. In ~~ tory ot I'eg crisp characterization. Jeff Per- rine, as Brent, a married love Temple B'naf Jeshrun, 1025 (Renee Finnesgard), a 16-year- South Orange Ave. !n Short Hilto Dr. V. Petruzzella& Dr. D. O'Brien old girl from America who has Steve Murin of Hillsborough and Carmela Silvestri of Remington appear in interest of Ethel's, is less suc- cessful entering into the style. The production is baaed on would like to announce the assocation of received a substantial inherit- Peg 0' My Heart, being performed through Dec. 7 at the Off-Broadstreet ance from her uncle, who want- Theatre in Hopewell. As the lead, Peg, Renee Dr. Thomas J. Azzolini ed her to return to England to Finnesgard never quite wins the spoof of the musi- cal fare on the Great White Sentimental He earned his Bachelor of Science in Biology while attending the obtain a proper education. Acceding to his wishes, Peg goes to stay audience over. Although she has a beautiful voice, she doesn't This Years Weddings • Parties • All Occasions State University of New York at Stony Brook. Following gradua- with her snobby cousins the Chitchesters — Alaric (Wade Schade- capture the innocence of a fresh-faced 16-year-old. Supposedly Hottest Look • Photo Montage • Editing • Special Effects tion he attended The New York College of Podiatric Medicine gg), Ethel (Lori van Ingen) and the matriarch Mrs. Chitchester Irish, she gains and loses her accent throughout the show. where he graduated with cum laude honors. During his two years (Audrey Mills), who have agreed to take her in because they are The choreography by Julie Thick was fun and inventive, adding Fashion 31 Michael Street • Piscataway at Atlanta Hospital's prestigious podiatric surgical residency slowly going broke and a provision of the will, as explained by greatly to the enjoyment of the show. The costumes by Patricia A * dude a pw-theater supper, program, Dr. Azzolini received intensive training in reconstruc- their solicitor Jerry (Robert Agliata), provides them with expense Hibbert caught the period nicely. Peg 0' My Heart, though not valet parking and program fct- 908-008-TAPE tive surgery and podiatric medicine of the leg, ankle and foot. without its charms, doesn't quite end up being the light, charming, Glamour The Doctor has been published in the medical literature on the money if they take care of Peg. Also at the castle are the servants; romantic show it has the potential of being. Ingrid or Al topic of surgical correction of both pediatric foot deformities and Jarvis (Steve Murin), Bennett (Carmela Silvestri, Dora (Denise Mi- For more bifcmtatlw!, can PEG 0' MY HEART Through Dec. 7 at the Off-Broadstreet Theatre, 5 S. (201) 731-5100, eel 143. Portraits ankle trauma as well as contributing chapters to two textbooks halik) and Henry (Stuart D. Grow). Greenwood Ave., Hopewell. For reservations, call (609) 466-2766. of foot and ankle surgery. 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Adults $12, senior second concert takes place Sat- J.S. Bach's Brandenburg Annandale State Theatre citizens and students $8. F (908) 730-6262 19 Livingston Ave. ANDY STEIN SEXTET The Wolfe Tones Concerto No, 2. along with works urday, Nov. 9, at 8 p.m. In the by Franz Schubert and Igor Stra- •Duo perform ragtime selec- New Brunswick Sunday, Nov. 17, 2 p.m. Crescent Avenue Presbyterian vinsky, to be performed Saturday, tions. Free admission. (908) 247-0532 Bridgewater Manor play Irish music Church, 716 Watehung Avfe.,' BARRY HARRIS •Jewish choir featuring Yer- Route 202-206, Bridgewater Nov. 9, at 8 p.m. in the Westfield Friday, Nov. 8, 8 p.m. achmiel Begun. Admission (201) 887-3167 in the tradition PlainffelcL The church Is off East Presbyterian Church, 140 Moun- Welpe Theatre, Raritan Valley $25, $20, $15. •Jazz vi6linist in a concert Seventh St In the center pf the tain Ave. in Westfield. Community College MOSCOW VIRTUOSI that also includes the Jody By ERIN MACNAMARA-FERRARA Crescent Historic District Route 28 & Lamington Rd. Monday, Nov. 18, 8 p.m. Nardone Trio. Admission WeekendPlus Writer Bach's six Brandenburg Concer- Branchburg • McCarterTtteatm ""' $15. - - - FoFthis concert conductor hen the Wolfe Tones tos are among the most exuberant (908) 725-3420 91 University PI., Princeton SUMMIT CHORALE call themselves a "tra- Sabln Pautea Is relinqulshing-his and vigorous of the great Baroque "Jazz pianist performs In a (609) 683-8000 Saturday, Nov. 9, 8 p.m. baton tp Michael Beck, a per« cabaret setting. Adults $9, •Chamber ensemble per- Chatham Middle School ditional" band, the composer's numerous works, senior citizens and students forms works by J.S. Bach, 480 Main St., Chatham term implies not just sonal friend from Germany. Last which Bach dedicatedjto the Mar- $6. Schnittke, and Shostakovich, (908) 277-9803 W ALICE HELGESON Admission $35, $33. year Mr. Pautza.had the plea* grave of Brandenburg. "The True Story of Cinderella, the beauty of Irish music but tion. also the nation's less cozy tradi- sure of going abroad to serve in Saturday, Nov. 16, 8 p.m. a fcorpic chamber opera by The WSO will be presenting the Watehung Arts Center ORQUESTRA LA DECISION Warren Martin w/narration by tions: chiefly political com- the same capacity. , 18 Stirling Rd., Watehung Saturday, Nov. 23, 8 p.m. former Gcw. Thomas Kean. second of the Concertos, featuring (908) 753-0190 mentary and outspoken resis- The w|nner of the Young Per- principal trumpet soloist Donald Cavalla Room, Student Cen- Admission $15. tance. •Soprano performs art ter THE TEMPTATIONS formers Concerto Competition, Batchelder, a highly regarded per- songs, show tunes and oper- Rider College, Lawrenceville Thursday, Nov. 7, 8 p.m. atta pieces. Admission $10. Kenneth Kuo, will play Haydn's former in the New York area. (609) 896-5192 Count Basie Theatre "A lot of our songs hit at raw •Mucho salsa and merengue Cello Concerto in D major, The MARILYN HORNE 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank issues in society," noted Derek Born in Pittsburgh, Pa,, Batch- Sunday, Nov. 10, 4 p.m. played live and with a DJ. (908) 842-9000 orchestra's program also will in- Free admission. Warfield, the group's leader and elder is a graduate of The Juilliard State Theatre •The legendary vocal group clude Bruckner's Overture in G 19 Livingston Ave. BUFFY SAINTE-MARIE that most recently backed up chief philosopher. "We raise School, where he studied with the New Brunswick Saturday, Nov. 9, 8 p.m. those issues in our songs and it and Franck's Symphony in D Rod Stewart on his "Motown legendary teacher, William Vac- (908) 932-7511 Count Basie Theatre Song." Admission $25. makes some people ... uncom- minor. chiano. He has served as principal fortable. Rossini arias and Tchiak- (908) 842-9000 • Friday, Nov. 8, 8 p.m. trumpet for the Mexican State •Singer-songwriter of Cree -"Ireland has uu uld tradition— ovsky's Symphony No. 4 In F Somerset County Library $S/arrd may be purchased at Symphony and the Korean Phil- Donald Batchelder will be a featured soloist in this weekend's performance minor w/ the Rutgers Univer- descent performs in a rare of social ejcpressioh through North Bridge St.- & Vogt Dr. the door or by calling: (908) harmonic and toured Europe with by the Westfield Symphony Orchestra. sity Orchestra. Admission concert. Admission $22.50, Bridgewater music — the bards and harpers 561-5140. the East Swiss Chamber Orches- $40 to $20. Reception for $16.50. (908) 526-4016, ext. 119 The Wolfe Tones perform traditional irish music with a combative edge — combative enough to get them banned Mason Gross School of the PETER SERKIN gave expression to social un- •Jazz and cabaret vocalist. tra. He plays frequently with the which benefit from his great gift spiration of the 17th Italian com- Monday, Nov. 11, 8 p.m. from radio and television in their homeland. Arts scholarship fund at 2:30 Free admission. rest," he continued. "It's a part Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, the for melody. poser Pergolesi. p.m., cost $225. McCarter Theatre of our people, part of our tradi- John Amos New Jersey Symphony and the Schubert died at the age of 31, A 7 p.m. pre-concert discussion STEVE KRAMER 91 University PL, Princeton DANCE tion, part of what we are. Since words have been written down in aspired to go to. On a couple of occasions I thought seriously about New Jersey Chamber Music Soci- never hearing the work performed will be led by Music Director Brad Wednesday, Nov. 13, 8 p.m. (609) 683-8000 Ireland it's been a part of our heritage." emigrating. Many of my friends had done it." by a professional orchestra. This Off-Broadstreet Theatre •Pianist performs an all-J.S. DANCE THEATRE in 'Lincoln' ety. Keimach. Subscriptions for the 5 South Greenwood Ave. Bach recital featuring The OF HARLEM Still comprised of their four original members after 28 years of Mr. Warfield said bringing Ireland to America is almost easier did not occur for another 57 years. McCarter Theatre The New Jersey Youth Sym- In addition to Bach, the WSO season's remaining concerts are Hopewell Goldberg Variations and Par- performing, the Wolfe Tones started with brothers Derek and Brian than bringing Ireland to itself. program will feature Franz Schu- The work owes much to Mozart available for as little as $15 per (609) 466-2766 tita No. 6. Admission $28, 91 University PL, Princeton Warfield, who were joined by their friend Noel Nagle. While they "There is so much more of a receptive attitude from the people in phony's annual family program bert's Symphony No. 5. Though and Haydn but contains Schu- concert Tickets for single concerts "Jazz pianist performs in a $26. (609) 683-8000 played mainly for hobby at first, the trio took a name and a fourth on Sunday, Nov. 10, will feature solo concert Admission $7. SONG AND STORY •New York company per- America," he said. "They are very interested in the traditions. It's known primarily as a composer of bert's unmistakably individualistic are $18.50, $16 for seniors, and $10 Saturday, Nov. 16, 8 p.m. forms works by John McFa!!, band mate — Tommy Byrne — in 1963 and there's been no looking RALPH UTWIN just easier here. TV and movfe actor John Amos German lieder, Schubert also com- harmonic effectiveness. for students. Saturday, Nov. 9, 9 p.m. All Saints Church Billy Wilson, Glen Tetley and back. They met Byrne at the Elphin Fleadh — an Irish music "Part of the problem in Ireland is that the people, the powerful as narc&tor of Aaron Copland's posed symphonies, chamber The concert will also include For more information and res- Classy Coffee Terhune Rd., Princeton Robert North. 8 p.m. Nov. 8 festival — and named themselves after the Irish patriot Theobald people who control the radio stations, haven't woken up to the fact Uncoh Portrait ervations, call the WSO office at 447 Springfield Ave. (609) 737-9383 and 9, 2 p.m. Nov. 10. Ad- music, church music, and works Stravinsky's "Pulcinella Suite," Summit . "Three narratives set to mission $35. $30, $27. Wolfe Tone, who died-4n the 1798 Irish uprising against British rule. that we have our own traditions and that they have value," he for piano solo and duet, all of composed in 1919-20 under the in- (908) 232-9400. It was at the tendfii^age of 20 that Derek and his band mates continued. "There is beautiful and fantastic music right under their place in decided to trade in the blue nose, but they don't realize that." suede shoes of pop for the na- Norm Third St, Union. Admis- tionalist flag of the Irish. Mr. Warfield draws several par- sjonite ^. HOWARD ALDEN/ cimci Concerts made possible by New Jersey Stale • HORS D'OEUVRES AMERICAN BRASS Free admission. American songwriter, sung w/ (201) 538-3231 mm DAN BARRETT QUINTET •Trumpet virtuoso and ban- Gutfreund, Bobby Fisher, Chris 195 Davidson Ave. QUINTET COLE PORTER orchestra and chorus. Admis- IMI Council on the Arts/Department of State "Chamber quartet performs dleader. Admission $22.50, Potter. Donation; bring a des- • BEAUTIFUL WEDDINGS Somerset, N.J. Sunday, Nov. 17, 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10, 2 p.m. JOOth BIRTHDAY PARTY sion $28 to $18. works by J.S. Bach, Vivaldi and $16.50. sert. Exchange Field, Somerville, N.J. N.J. Center for Visual Arts N J. State Museum Saturday, Nov. 9, 8 p.m. (Just off exit 6, Rt. 287) DELBARTON Haydn. Adults $5, students $3. THE FIFTH SEASON Sunday, November 10th, noon-3 pm BOUTIQUE & 68 Elm St, Summit 205 West State St., Trenton State Theatre For Tickets and Info Call BAROQUE ENSEMBLE MAYNARD FERGUSON Friday, Nov. 15, 7:30 p.m. Last week to (908) 273-9121 (609) 292-6310 19 Livingston Ave. LEW GELFOND/ BARRY'S TUXEDO Saturday, Nov. 9, 8 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10, 8 p.m. St. Cecelia's Church register for Somerville •Guitarist Alden and trombonist •Distant Voices, a now piece by New Brunswick RALPH LJTWIN (201)546-1503 St Mary's Abbey, Count Basie Theatre 45 Wilus Way, Iselln Fill out ballot on Barrett perform In a jazz con- David Sampson, plus Re- (908) 246-7469 Thursday, Nov. 14, 7:30 p.m. Delbarton School 99 Monmouth St, Red Bank (908) 283-2816 Page 45. cert Admission $16.25. naissance and classical works. •The many songs of the famed Continued on pago 43 270 Mondham Rd., Monristown (908) 842-9000 "Music and storytelling w/Ed Forbes"' Newspapers' November 6-8,1991 American Heart Association New Jersey Affiliate Serving Lunch-Dinner Turkeywalk Late Night Snack Menu COSMAIR 318 William St, Ptecataway From Pizza & Pasta to Steaks & Seafood Training Tips i«. 752^474_j; Elegance wltk Weekend Dinner 1M. 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These trails will in- paths and 450 public paries and mind that a fast paced walk is just clude courses that lead up and three walking tours. Call 202-789- as beneficial and doesn't have the down hills, as well as through the 7000 for information. increased risk of joint injury as • D woods. • Savannah, Ga.: 24 connected jogging has. Some of the places to go are: parks, riverfront path and bridge- • This is the last of an eight-part SHOGUN27! series previewing the AHA's Tur- Pleasant Valley Park in Basking way walk, 157 public parks and 3376floute 27 Kendall Park Ridge and Colonial Park in Frank- three walking tours. Call 912-944- keywalk series. Vicky Neuburger GRAND OPENING! is a physical therapist at the Som- PRESENTS Al i\(\ii. Price lin Township. During the summer, 0456 for information. spring and fall you can pack a pic- Another way that you can im-erset Medical Center's physical & Receive 2nd- nic lunch and make a family out- prove your walking program is to therapy and cardiac rehab unit. If Exchange Field, Somcrvillc, N.J. NEW YORK (Must be of equal or lesser value) ing out of it. add jogging (I don't recommend you would -like a copy of any of Sunday^November 10th, noon-3 pm 8 W. Main St., Somerville Max. value '10" There are many cities that you jogging if you have never jogged the earlier articles, please call (Formerly Peony Restaurant) Expires 12/31/91 can visit where you can walk to before or have not been involved 722-3000. For race information, (908) ~ COMEDY see the sights. Here are a few of call the AHA, 685-1118 or 201-376- Produced by in. an exercise program.) 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Co. to Leonard Kijas et schmidt, property at 13 Iroquols •ax., property at 184 Cortland Road, $161,000 Lane, $73,000 Pauline Mlsclsak to Joseph S. „ Hills Dev. Co; to Mark A. Kijas et Coldwell Banker Schlott Hyrrian, property at 75 Lawn Ter- ux., property at 187 Cortland Scotch Plains office hats an- race, ,$.103,750 Lane, $92,700 npunced the appointment of Estate of Raymond E, Crawford , Joseph Locetta to Paul Sullivan Cora Healy- to John R. Evans & KM. Halpln, et ux., property at 16 Dorset Moran as a property at 146 N. Lehlgh Ave., Lane, $214,000 $120,000 new full-time Paul F. Zemaitls et ux. to sales as- Eugene P. & Josephine Villone to Steven C. Fever et ux., property Lazar & Maya Katsman, property at | sodate. at 77 Larkspur Court, $80,076 321 E. North Ave., No. 124, Joseph R. Gebbia Sr. et ux. to Prior to joln- $190,000 I Ing the real Steven J. Wih/erding et ux., prop- I estate Indus- erty at 249, Long Meadow FAN WOOD Road, $162,000 try, Ms Healy- Ralph M. & Camilla E. Nitkin to I Moran met the Thomas f. Gumb to Steven J. : Josee DeRubeis, property at 109 Wilverding et ux., property at CORA stringent New Farley Ave., $159,000 HEALY- Jersey real es- 11 Morgan Court, $119,000 Joseph H. & Carole J. Banfield to Ronald W. Farmer et ux. to MORAN tate licensing Edward J. & Janet H. Wilusz, prop- requirements and also com- Walter J. Selkaitis, property at 58 erty at 111 N. Glenwood Road, Morgan Court, $118,000 pleted Coldwell banker Schlott's ••'...• "•••'••• '.•.••• .. JOHN KEATING/FORBES NEWSPAPERS $172,500 comprehensive training pro- Frank W. Kustek et ux. to Marilyn Coldwell Banker Schlott is offering this home at 2080 Rarltan Road, Scotch Plains Thaddeus & Lorraine Pasieka to S. Meury, property at 43 Moun- gram "FastStart", which Irv Tomasz & Katarzyna Kudrycki, tain Court, $37,900 eludes real estate law, ethics, -property at 176 N. Martlne Ave., sales and contracts, as well as $194,000 Mary Judith Stuart to Maryann Bruno, property at 44 Parkslde negotiating, finance and mar- Unda Pollera to Kevin D. Malohey Road, $73,504 keting. & S.L Cecil, property at 158 Mid- 'Suburban living at its best' Bedminster Asscc. to Realty As- Ms Healy-Motan is a mem- way Ave., $125,000 sociates, property at 1 Tansy ber of the Westfield Board of SCOTCH PLAINS'- Located in UN I ON tric range, stainless steel sink and Court,-$99,000; •••-.• Realtors. Prior to her real estate KENILWORTH one of "Scotch-Plains' more presti- chair rail Bedminster Associates to Realty career, she was employed as a Mary L, Curley to Nicholas & gious areas, this unique south side Also included is a 15 by 11 foot Associates, property at 24 Tansy registered nurse. HOUSE TOURS Reyna I. Soriano, property at 654 home is located on an acre of pro- family room with pine paneling; a Court, $96,000 Originally from Dublin, Ire- Union Ave., $150,000 fessionally landscaped property. 20 by 14 foot master bedroom with Eliseu Alves et ux. to Cheryl land, Ms Healy-Moran resides carpeting and an entrance to the Boasting a maintenance-free ex- hardwood floor and walk-in closet; Brinkerhoff, property at 10 Vil- in Scotch Plains and Is active In enclosed porch; and a 15 by 13 foot a 13 by 11 foot bedroom with hard- SCOTCH PLAINS terior and slate roof, this custom Stephen A & Margaret Wilcox to lage Green Road, $41,069 the community with St Helens kitchen with wood cabinets, wood floor; and a 16 by 9 foot third parish in Westfield. cape has wonderful curb appeal. Jamefe J. Ill & Louise Motley, prop- •"Amferutieslnclude"a'"cKamiing1ESS"" beamed ceiling, dishwasher, elec- (Please turn to page"2X erty at 2120 Elizabeth Ave., BOUND BROOK place, dental molding, custom cor- Scotch Plains, $164,500 Mae Freuler to Joseph Mjjsanti Janet et ux., property at 14 W. Frank. Parlsl has ner cabinets, built-ins, and spa- John Jr. & Charlotte Keenoy to Sam Horev & Deborah J. Reese, HnSt, $160,000 been named cious room with hardwood floors property at 2282 Elizabeth Ave., Angelina Marinelli to Michael S. top producer throughout A lovely enclosed ali'furnace Scotch Plains, $186,000 Marinelli, property at 502 Helfln In sales and porch adds special charm which is TIPSHEET Lotsbaj 80 by 400 feet James R. & Priscilla Horning to St., $174,000 listings at what this house is all about It is School** Scotch fra&js- Harris W.C. Jr. & Diane Brown, Bound Brook Inn Inc. to Louis Coldwell only minutes from commuter property at 1561 Front St., Nacamuli, property at 227 W. Banker Fanwood School Dtstrfct transportation to New York City. Scotch Plains. $196,000 Union Ave., $200,000 Schlott's Ago* 36 yeas '- Specifically, the house has a five $244.900 . Kuang-Yu LJao & Uly Chen to Millie Lanna to David T. Hummel Route 202 of- Tiwesi $4649 annualfy (1990) John & Bonnie Gajdzisz, property et ux., property at 33 Van fice In Bask- by four foot entrance foyer; a 20 by JANET femiy room, hawk j at 2256 Jersey Ave., Westfield, Keuren Ave., $105,000 ing Ridge. A PARISI 14 foot living room with fireplace, wall-to-wall carpeting and built-ins; $173,000 (Please turn tp page 2) Sarah Lacarrubba to Alfredo & BRANCHBURG a 12 by 12 foot dining room with a James Carey et ux. to Catherine built-in comer cabinet, wall-to-wall Fran S. Galossi, property at 316 Jerusalem Road, Scotch Plans, R. McErlean, property at 86 Arap- $150,000 aho Trail, Somerville, $146,000 Joseph & Margaret M. Bohdan to James R. Miller et ux. to David T. Andrze J. Kroszczynski et al, prop- Gorczynski. et ux., property at. 21 erty at B Klpllnrt Lane. Scotch Delaware Lane, Somerville. Plains, $227,000 ••• ~ $165,000 -Philip M. &'Evelyn. Ross to Alan Harvey A. Brandt et ux. to David H. & Marion Hariey, property at tuft et ux., property at 4 Edge- 1508 Lamberts Mill Road, wood Road, Somerville, $195,000 Westfield, $168,000 Merdee Assoc. to MMC Enter- Proctor & Gamble Mfg. Co. to prises, property at 161 Industrial Call your local Weidel office before 4^ou buy anything. Nicholas & Lisa Monfredi, property Parkway, Somerville, $650,000 at 1980 Mary Beth Court, George M. Covey Jr. et ux. to It could be the smartest call you'll ever make! Scotch Plains, $225,000 Esther and Carol Cooke, property William J. Higginson & Harter to at 12 Nassau Court, Somerville, Richard A. Wcidcl, Jr., President Ask about .the Wcidcl Homch'iklcrs Net work• W\ J: •;...vl 'in.- nurkei work lor Gregory S. &. Debra T, Joseph, $210,000 property at 2364 Mountain Bryan D. Keen et ux. to Andrew Ave., Scotch Plains, $140,000 J. Quinn Jr. et ux., property at 41 Meh/in R. & Estelle Rncke to Preston Drive, Somerville, Thomas R. Jr. & Maria Nucatola, $169,500 property at 1236 Sleepy Hollow Felicia Corp. to Arif A. Rehman et Lane, Scotch Plains, $240,000 ux., property at 8 Ramapo Trail, Gaston G. & Antoinette Cohen to Branchburg, $240,000 Thomas J. Charbonneau, property Paul P. Herr et ux. to John E. at 2273 Sunrise Court, Scotch Rondo et ux., property at 2 White Plains, $174,500 Birch Court, Somerville, $209,950 Joseph M. & Judy LaMastra to Michael A. Murphy et ux. to PREFEHRED PROPERTY Reduced to 8327,000 A STONE'S THROW AWAY DONT DELAY, PRIVATE, PRICED RIGHT Barbara W. Stevens et al, property Bryan D. Keen et ux., property at HILLSBOROUGH • Stop into a pago ol "Houso Beautiful" and llvo In BRIDGEWATEH • This largo Colonial on Its woodod lot Is perfectly Reduced to 8179,900 at 1964 Westfield Ave., Scotch this ma|ostlc colonial situated on a picturesque wodod lot. Featuring appointed for your busy family. Convenient to oxcollont schools, groat HILLSBOROUGH • 4 Bdrms, oot-ln Kitchen, formal dining rm., 2 full ba., 110 Whlton road, Neshanic Sta- largo mastor bodroom suits, coramlc lllo ontry,and kltchpn, A bodroom, shopping and friendly nolghbors. Call today - family room wilh flroplaco and sliders to polio on private landscaped * Plains, $140,000 tion, $278,000 2W ba. TWs herrio will Impress Iho most discriminating buyoi. CALL WElDEL BRIOGEWATER 90B-685-6200 aero & morol Won't last! See this pristine gom today. Call for appoint' Young U. & Hyun K. Lee to Jef- CALL WEIOEL HILLSBOROUGH 908-359-7100 mont. frey & Maria J. Wright, property at CALL WEIDEL HILLSBOROUGH 908-359-7100 BRIDGEWATER 1991 Winding Brook Way, Eldon H. Knape et ux. to David Westfield, $346,250 M. Weedon et ux., property at 118 Branch Road, $270,000 Running Brook Dev. Co. Inc. to WESTFIELD Michael J. Quinn et ux., property at 22 W. Brook Court, $790,000 Dennis J. Angelo to Peter J. An- Michael W. Wisbeskl et ux. to gelo, property at 441 W. Broad Edward g. reilry et ux., property at St., $275,000 844 country Club Road, Richard W. Humlston Jr. to John $189,000 B. Humlston, property at 614 S. Rita Seder Ugus et al to Val M. Chestnut St, $113,000 ONE YEAH NKW 8140,127 COLONIAL PARK AREA LOTTA ROOM, LITTLE PRICE 8134,900 Leung et ux., property at 1706 SOMERSET - This "spacious 3 bedroom, 2V4 bath ranch, with 30x30 RARITAN • This 2 bodroom ranch offers hardwood floors and neutral David D. & Kathleen Strachan to BOUND BROOK • This homo oilers it all! Ownor said "Soil". .3 Doolittle Drive, $111,000 bodrooms, 'oal-in kltchon. formal dining room, living room, lull base- family room will bo perfect for your holiday ontortalnlng. Buy now, bo In colors |ust waiting for your decorating touch. A large deck & full David & Debra Palmer, property, at basoment complete this well priced homo. ment,^ docks, all on a quiet slrool. Don't wail. Won't last. '•••.-..• , boloro Doc. 25. 619 Coleman Place, $245,000 Peter J. Boffa et ux. to Edward CALL WEIDEL BRIDGEWATER .' 908-685-8200 : CALL WEIDEL BRIDGEWATER 900-685-8200 CAR WEIDEL BRIDGEWATER 908-685-8200 G. Gwlek et ux., property at 1907 William J. & Irene Hennessey to Fukuko & Yoho Narusawa, property Doolittle Drive, $131,000 HEIWALS, WE HAVE HEVTALS at 804 Coolldge St, $228,500 Samlr K. Sarkar to Huel S. Lo, Floyd J. & Leoba D. Donahue to property at 400 Foothill Road, HILLSBOROUGH - Fast occupancy ot this 2 bodroom, 2 bath homo $268,000 with (ireploco. alorago In basomonl and carport. St.000 por month. Robert J. & Teri A. Castelo, prop- erty at 24 Hawthorne Drive, Nellie Panagatos to Greater BRIDGEWATER • Dramatic contomporary on choico woodod aero, Washington Inv. Corp., property at sports "S Sfflboms^ywop-arqund dock, privacy tjajoro. $1,650 poi» $400,000 month. v Terrence P. & Carol M. clancy to 519 Glen Ridge Drive, $265,000 BERNARDS TWP. • Unlquo contomporary on 2 woodod acrfcu. Groat Joan M. Mucksavage, property at room wilh flroplaco. 3 bodrcoms, garago and moro. S1.500 por 901 Irving Ave., $166,000 Alan S. Kafka et ux. to Nicholas A. Metrokoteas et ux., property at SOMERVILLE • Offlco spaco 600 sq. ft. OK slroot parking. S800 por John J. & Heidi S. Lynch to Ro- month. YOU'LL HAVE TO MOVE FAST! Reduced to 878,800 nald W. & Julie K Farmer, property 22 Great Hills Road, $240,000 STOP RENTING - BUY THIS! 8124,900 Ben Castroglovanni et ux. to MANVILLE • Perfect startor homo with 2 BR, finished basoment, oat-ln BRIDGEWATER - Loaso/Purchaso this recently romodolod throo bed- mSBOROUGH • Bright spacious 2nd floor modern condo with Con- at 625 Shackamaxon Drive, KAIr, Largo rooms and a private basement. A special homo for your kilchon and LR, wall to wall carpots & hardwood floors. Must soo! Groat room condo. 1V4 baths and oxlras included. $86,900. $307,500 Christopher G. Morrello et ux., locution, closod to town and ma|or highways. Mako us an odor! * drat rtopiO' property at 744 Hawthorne CALL WEIDEL HILLSBOROUGH 908-359-7100 CALL WEIDEL BRIDGEWATER .! 908-685-8200. CALL W&DEL HILLSBOROUGH 908-359-7100 Paul & Gail Mack to Messercola Bros. Building Co., property at 730 Ave., $189,000 Sherman Ave., $195,000 Stonlngton Assoc. to Joseph J. Joseph E. & Maryclare Serzan to Finnell III et ux., property at 3 Weidel has 24 offices serving New Jersey & Pennsylvania Dana M. & Elizabeth Chandler, Hodge Drive, $427,500 property at 830 Stevens Ave., Robert H. Joseph et ux. to Jack $235000 E. Silver et ux., property at 120 John J. & Christine Markowski to Ivy Lane, $165,000 WEIDEL NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICE LOCATIONS William H. &. Karen E. Brehm, prop- Stonlngton Assoc. to Allen Gray Bridutwator Fltmlngton MttrigMi Uut erty at 41 Sunnywood Drive, et ux., property at 4 McNab 672 Route 200 N Route 202 (809)737 1000 WE'VE GOT ROOTS WHERE Building 3 (908) 702 0100 Pro Llcanllno School $251,500 Court, $533,500 (SOa) 685 8200 HlllibORiughJ |809| 737-1555 WE'VE GOT BRANCHES. John T. & Marie A. Emerlck to Clarence W. Blanton et ux. to Clinton Monlgomtry *"• 100 Route 173 873 Route 206 Corponrt naloeiUon OFFICE HOURS: ^J"^ Robert S. & Lee Kh/etz, property at Pei-Hua Huang et aL, property at 7 next to Holiday Inn (000) 359-7100 |6O0)737.155t WEEKDAYS: &3QAM-9PM GENESIS 'H.two'n 320 Woods End Hoad, Stanford Drive, $89,000 (900) 735-5000 ' Umb«rtvlll« 18 Orittge St WEEKENDS:-8:3QAM-6PM RELOCATION SERVICES $240,000 (Please turn to page 3) (600) 397-0777 November 6, 7, 8,1991 Page U-2 Real Estate Guide November 6, 7, 8, 1991 RealEstateGuide Page U-3 9070 9140 9140 • 9430 9440 9440 Condominium; Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Townhouses Apartments Apartments Real Estate Real Estate and Condominiums WESTFIELD- Wychwood, * *. * * Property sales DUNELLEN- 3 rooms, Ideal slngle/newlyweds, RAHWAY- Lovely 6 rm. RARITAN- 3 BR, large, (Continued from page 1) Frank Whitney Sr. et ux. to Frank Realty notes large 1 BR Co-op, pool, SELL FAST at * * * * convenient location, laun- kitchen, bsmt storage, Cape Ranch. Fenced front new kit., storage, W&D. YOUR PRICE .... ' EDISON ESTATES dry facilities In basement. Bhaskar G. Patel to Bharat D. Vhitncy Jr. et ux., property at 148 4. jea/_yatd._ojjlftLateflL gjp laundy hookups. $850/ l)^—-was named top eatea associated of -$« 8r50O/BO—NY~BUS7 FOR LE»g THAN *XQQ\ $85O/mo.- Please call Avail-lmmed.-^ali-2Ol- •hhr908^725^7^"~ pp Brancrr~Road, HlHsboroughr 232-1464 CALL S0S-302-9883 arty- CAC, convenient to public 575-6225: ' realtor for 13 years, Ms Paris) the month In Welchert, Real- 908-381-8926. RARITAN- 2 rms. studio son Lane, $66,400 1125,000 Mm* for amazlnf tapvd transportation, $700/ DUNELLEN- 5 rooms, worked in the real estate field in tors Basking Ridge office. ROSELLE PARK— 8 month. 201-992-1590 apt. Utll, pd. $135/wk, Calton Homes Inc. to Robert A. Estate of Josephine Norz to Stella 9080 1st floor, heat furnished, AND 3 rm. apt., 2nd floor, Connecticut arid Virginia before room, 3 BR, near NY train/ $700/month. Call 908- Blank et tzx, property at 2009 Whitney, property at 148 S. Branch Ms RIchter, a licensed real estate Townhouse* 9200 bus shopping, schools, util. pd. $650/wk. Secu- moving to New Jersey. She be- to new Heights in Bridgewater 968-1220 rity & ref 5^722-5712 Vroom Drive, $113,990 Road, Hillsborough, $125,000 professional for five years, was also VACATION PROPERTY parks. Kids/Pets OK. No 9440 Deves that this wide range of expe- Fees. $1,180 + utll. EDISON— 4 rm. apt. 2nd Frank W. Adalr to Carle J. Adalr, Estate of Josephine Norz to Frank honored for her more than $5 mil- BRIDGEWATER — In con- SCOTCH PLAINS- beau- Apartments RARITAN- 2 rms., kit. rience has been a key factor In tiful new 2 BR, iVj bath, Avail. Dec. 1.687-4300 fir., heat & H.W. Working with LR/BR combo, newly property at 276 Neskell Drive, Whitney Sr., property at 148 S. helping her understand and anti- lion In trans- tinuing a proud tradition of, crafts- LR/DR combo. Full bsmt. couple pref. No pets. renovated, $550, avail. Branch Road, Hillsborough, 9210 SCOTCH PLAINS- BEDMINSTER CENTER- 572-0641 after 3PM. Basking Ridge, $36,643 cipate the needs of her clients and actions In manship, American Properties has 1 car gar. Small complex, Southslde: Charming 4 12/1. Sec. 722^0161 $45,000 Homes for Sale lovely 4 rm. apt., new kit. FANWOOD AREA— large Daniel P. Ehmann to Jack Carva- customer. Once a fourth grade el- 1990. She introduced a new group of home • close to trans. $124,900. BR, 2Vb bath, w/fplc, VA & bath, fplc., 1st floor, RARITAN- downstairs, 3 Robin PoosiWan Kasparian to Jean 908-322-8877 acre lawn + private 3 2 BR, 2 bath in beautiful nos et we, property at 38 N. Sun- ementary school teacher In the has been a designs at Logan Farms in Bridge- $900/mo. Heat-& water rms., 1 BRi avail. Immed. Huguenel, property at 77 Crickhol- water. CHARMING CAPE COD- acre forest w/stream. Included. 908-668-1008. elevator bldg. Near stores $525 + utils. 1 mo. sec. nyforook Court, Basking Ridge, West Caldwell School District. Ms member of 9090 In Barnegat on bay (100' Large deck, all appliances & trans, $825. 757-0899 Refs. No pets. 725-9040 $282.500 low Court, Belle Mead, $112,500 -the New Jer- The "Mbuntaintop Collection" bayfront) with private including W&D. Buses to BOUND. BROOK/BRIDGE- James J. Shells et ux. to Timothy Paris! has remained a firm believer Multi-Family Homes beach. Needs work, must WATER— Studio apt/for OARWOOD— Spacious 2 RARITAN- Duplex. 3 BR, in continuing her education to help sey State Mil- features five spacious and elegant best schools. $1650 + BR in small apt. bldg., 1 IVi baths, CAC, full FRANKLIN L McLaughlln et ux., property at 11 sel I! Reduced to utll. Avail. Nov. 1. 908- single professional, fully bath, EIK, large LR, close her better understand the con- lion Dollar single-family home designs, each BOUND BROOK INVEST' $139,900! Private financ- furnished $650, Call 908- bsmt., off-st. prkg. Avail. Helene Roth to John P. Stavish, Elmendorf Circle, Somerville, 889r5343. to RR. Must Seel No pets. Dec. 1. No pets. $875 + stantly changing real estate market Club, silver available in the purchasers choice MENT OPP fully rented ing available! 609-654- 469-6554. $675 mo. + utll. Call property at 73 Bayberry Drive, $243,000 of two or three distinctive exteriors. 4 apt. house, garages. 8572 UNION— 7 rm. Colonial, utils. 1 mo. sec. Rofs. Call She has spent over 30Xrhours with level, and Good locale, new heat, 3 BR, V/z baths, gar., BOUND BROOK- 1BR, Dave or Phil 908-233- 725-9040. Somerset. $126,000 Bruce T^_SyiQpn to Vincent Maz- The homes also offer purchasers a bsmt. On dead end St. 8492. Robert B. Davis et nx. to Susan zaglia et ux., property at 132 the Graduate Realtors Institute and positive $. flow, sale by 9270 avail. 12/1. No pets. Off- ROSELLE PARK- 1 CAROL Weicherf s number of exciting interior custom owner. Weekdays after 5, Livingston school area. street prkg. 11/2 mos. se- ISELIN— Efficiency apt. Ammann, property, at 68 Chor- Flanders Drive, Somerville, has also earned her broker's desig- Vacation Rentals Near GSP, Rt. 78/22 & bdrm. & Efficiencies.,Heat " RICHTER Million Dollar options. . 356-1753 or 356^3166 curity. $575+ utils. Call FUrnished/unfurhlshed, 1 & hot water supplied. New rywood Drive, Somerset, $110,000 $220,000 nation. Since 1990, Ms Paris! has transp. Gas heat, W&D, 908-469-1364 adult. $435/month+ 1 dosed over $9 million In real estate Club, and is a member of The Concord, for example, fea- MIDDLESEX- By Owner. appliances Incl. $1150/ w/w carpet, painted, nice Reza Forushanl et ux. to Leslie NCV Developers Inc. to John J. OPEN HOUSE, Sun. 1- NOKOMIS, FLORIDA BOUND BROOK— 343 month security, utlls In- bldg. Private parking. No sales and recently earned member- Weicherf s prestigious Am- tures 4 or 5 bedrooms and up to 3 Between Sarasota and mo. '+ Utll. 1% mo. sec. clude. 908-756-4741 Everftte et ux., property at 147 Cod- Gamba et ux., property at 1 Gullck V4 baths. Its dramatic two-story 4PM; 503 Lincoln Blvd./ Avail. Jan. 908-851-9049 Vosseller Ave, 2nd fl., pets. Call 241-6869, after ship In the exclusive Golden Cirde- bassador's Club, an honor earned corner McKlnley. 805- Venice. Available' 10/1-3/ nice location, 2 bdrm, big 4PM or leave message Ington Ave., Somerset $95,500 Court, Somerville, $224,347 31, $500 includes utili- + * * + Presldenfs Club of Coldwell Bank- by only the top two percent of entry foyer has ceramic tile floor- 3065. Newly rebuilt 3 kitchen, LR, avail. Dec. MANVILLE- 3 rooms and 494-1617. Albert H. Morris et ux. to Laurel Joanne Cerrat to Uede G. DeVal- ing, a guest closet and powder yrs., 2 family, 3 BRs, ties. Local phone and 9430 1st, no pets. Call 469- bath, first floor, tenant er Schlott, an honor achieved by Weicherfs professionals. She has cable TV, double bed, eat S. BOUND BROOK— Lge. Parker, property at 149 Ellen St. divielso et at, property at 10 Inde- room. It is flanked by formal living $189,900. HELP-U-SELL Townhouses 7348. pays all utilities. No pets. Somerset, $80,000 only 35 Coldwell Banker Schlott also earned numerous regional and P.FT.M.Bkr, 469-2800. In kitchen, shower and and Condominiums $500/month plus security. 5 rooms, 2BRs, quiet pendence Drive, Somerville, and dining rooms. A sweeping, bath, Sundeck, 1 mile to BOUND BROOK- 4 rms. area, w/w carpeting, busi- David W. Tufts et ux. to Procter & $t43,5OO agents. Ms Paris! was Performer of office awards. Heat & H.W. Incl. Couple 908-874-8714. ness couple pref. $750 + open-plan island kitchen arid MIDDLESEX- By owner. the beach and fishing! Gamble Mfg. Co., property at 245 Warren Barkey etux. to Shlh Chun the Month six times in 1989 and A resident of Millington, Ms RIch- breakfast room overlooks the Brick front Ranch puplex, Secluded! A PROFESSIONAL REAL- prof. $650/mo. Call after MANVILLE- 1st floor, 1 Utlls. 201-825-2179. sop. utlls., bsmt. TOR— will help you obtain 4:30PM, 725-3347. BR, LR, DR, w/w carpet- Glastonbury Lane, Somerset, Chang & Jeln Ruey, property at 52 was repeatedly named Somerset ter Is a member of the Summit and dropped family room, which has a 908-3B8-3047 SCOTCH PLAINS— 2 BR, County Agent of the Month In 1988 $180,500 & Owner Will a rental to meet your BOUND BROOK— fur- ing, bath, kit., bsmt., ga- $126,000 Independence Drive, Somerville, Somerset County boards of real- wood burning fireplace. The pantry Finance! HELP-U-SELL POCONOS Bid BASS needs. Fees paid by land- rage. . Private entrance. LR, DR, kit., 1 bath, bsmt. and 1990. In 1988, she was hon- LAKE— Resort Cotnmuity. nished 4 rrtis + bath, all & garage. $950/mo. Call Maria Chien to Krishna S. Ayyala et $140,000 tors. She holds a bachelor's degree and butler's pantry connect the P,FT,M,Bkr. 469-2800. lord. Call John today at utll. Inc. mature adult Sep. util. Sec. & refs. req. ored as a member of the Top Per- Fall, Winter Getaways, RE/MAX.Partners Realtors, No pets. $650/mo. plus 908-526-8609 we, property at 252 Glastonbury in elementary education from Ca- kitchen and dining room. And the free skiing, 3BR lakefront, pref. no pets. 356-7182 Lane, Somerset $122,000 MANVILLE formers dub In sales volume and 9100 908-534-5052 utll. 908-359-3375. SCOTCH PLAINS- 2 brinl College in Radnor, Pa separate laundry roorhvprovidesm- fplc, cable, VCR, ski rms. inc. full. kit. & bath. John J. Keaney et ob to Moham- Charles E. Bphlck to James J. unit volume. So far this year, she rect interior access to thetwo-cat lots and Acreage lodge: Wknds, wkly. Fall BEDMINSTER- The Hills. BRIDGEWATER MANVILLE- small 3 Business person pref. has been honored as Agent of the Realty notes Is a weekly rates, mld-wk. specials. 2 BR, 1 bath, AC, W&D, GRANDVIEW room-apt. Soml-fum. 1 Avail. Nov. 1. $650/mo. med M. Rahman, property at 210 Bodemer et ux., property at 1025 garage and the home's optional gar., all appl., skylights, adult only. $425 + utili- Month in the Basking Ridge office listing of Individual achieve- ATTENTION BUILDERS- 201-992-4903. GARDENS 908-322-6398. ' Hav/orth Place, Somerset Dukes Parkway, $110,000 fifth bedroom. walk to shops. Avail. ties & 1 mo. security. Call $130,000 four times. In 1988 and 1990, she ments, promotions, and Rarltan Boro- 35 unit 12/1. $975/mo. 908-218- 1 & 2 Bedroom Town- 722-6962 after 5PM. SCOTCH PLAINS— 2Vi Lisa M. Catrone to Joseph Catrone other happenings In the real Upstairs, this executive single- multi-density zoned par- 9280 0911 eves.; 609-737- houses. Central air, indi- rms., gar., W&D, back- Masoud Mirshahl et ux. Alberto & V. Breese, property at 57 Louise was named Top Office Associate in family home has four bedrooms, cel. $20,000 per unit. Weekend Rentals MIDDLESEX- Mid- yard. $500/mo. incl. utll. estate Industry. Please send 5819 days. vidual storage. Walk to dlesex Village. Spa- Santos et ux., property at Drive, $15,500 total production, listings sold, and including a lavish master suite Call Ray at 908-218- park & tennis courts 908-322-0579. sales production. Ms Paris! was Infohnation, along with a 9098. BEDMINSTER- The Hills. clous X bdrm. Garden Jarvfs Place, Franklin, $125,000 with volume ceiling, two walk-in POCONOS- MOUNTAIN Furnished Exec. Condo, 2 722-6740 apt. $660/ mo. Includes SKILLMAN- 1 bedroom Denlse V. Hampton to Alton A. MONTGOMERY honored as a member of the presti- mug shot (required) to: BRIDQEWATER- Foothill CHALET, Enjoy the Fall apt. In private new home. closets and a private den or retreat BRs. Garage. Avail. 12/1. BRIDQEWATER- (2) 1st heat 8k H.W. NO PETS. James, property at 6 Lexington John M. Wierzbicki et ux. to Wuu gious New Jersey Association of Dean Pappas Rd., approved 7 lot subdi- foliage, at secluded & lux- Call 908-781-7515 Pool available. Call No pets. (609)-466-2150 where a fireplace is an available vision, 8.95 acres, Prime uriously furnished A-frame fir, 1 BR apts. adults pref. Road, Somerset $146,000 Yong Wu et ux, property at 45 Realtors Silver Achievement Level, Forbes Newspapers BEDMINSTER- The Hills no pets. Sec & refs. Avail. 366-SSBO leave mes- SOMERVILLE 1BR apt., custom option. The private master area. $795,000. Anne near Del. Water Gap. Call sage. 2nd floor, no pets. Call Gene C, Uu et ux. to Samuel Berg- Richmond Drive, Skillman Million Dollar dub for three con- 44 Franklin St. bath has his-and-hers vanities, a The Berkshire Traditional Is one of many homes now available at Logan Farms. Lacko, PO Box 343, Wal-908-231-1445. (Highlands), 2 BR, 2 bath, Jan 1. Call 526-1632 fplc, loft, deck. No Pets. MIDDLESEX- Mid- 908-638-6960, Iv. msg. er et ux., property at 5 Martlnp $297,000 secutive years. P.O. Box 699" six-foot soaking tub with tiled plat- nutport, PA. 18088 BRIDOEWATER- 1 BR, anytime, will return call Somervllle, NJ $1375. 201-644-7894. quiet neighborhood, no dlesex Village. Spa- Drive, Somerset $215,000 Elisabeth Kaemmerlen et al to farm surround and a separate BRIDOEWATER- ready Eves. 908-781-2284. clous 1 BR Garden apt. ASAP. Avail, now. Tonl A. Inman Palter, property at 223 08876 to go-builders terms avail. 9400 pets, Refs., security, J*67B/mo. Includes heat Kearn G. Weatherly et ux. to shower chamber. EDISON < REALTOR $585/mo. 908-604-2409 River Road, Montgomery. $164,500 James M. Wefchert, president For more Information, call prestigious residential areas. At erville. -For sale by owner, Bradley RENTALS A HW. NO PETS. Pool SOMERVILLE James P. Robinson et ux., property at "The kitchens are an especially Farms, American Properties is cur- Gardens area, 2 lots, 50' NO RENTAL FEE BRIDGEWATER- 1st fir, Larken Assoc. to Michael A. Dimlno announced that Carol RIchter (908) 231-1782. Logan Farms, families will find a avail. 3B6-SSB0 Iv msg 13 Patton Drive, Somerset impressive feature of the homes in American Properties has a dis- rently marketing Stirling Chase at x200' ea. $65K ea. or Call us 'first for Condo/ very large 1 BR, adults LUXURY APTS $181,000 et ux., property at 82 Roanoke $125K total. Call Ray at pref. No pets. Sec & refs MIDDLESEX- modern 3 The Mountaintop Collection," said very special neighborhood that tinguished history of residential, Scotch Plains and Stoney Hill at 9410 Townhouse rentals. rms. w/tllo bath, 2nd fir. Top area, 1, 2 & 3 Alan K Hegedus to David Lazear et Road, Belle Mead, $440,000 908-722-1559 Homes Avail. Call 526-1632 Barbara Trimarchi, Senior Vice provides a sense of security, supe- corporate, commercial and indus- Bridgewater and, coming soon, Middlesex County of commercial building, bdrms, air condi- ux., property at 4 Pear Tree Lane; John Michael Schuler et ux. to HILLSBOROUQH "" Somerset County BRIDGEWATER— Charm- $490, + utils. Reply: President with American Proper- rior accessibility and top-rated trial real estate development that Woodgate at Branchburg. DeFrala & Stanley Ing 2nd fir. residential tioned. Heat, hot wa- Franklin Park, $103,500 David E. Schuler & K.D. Puskar, prop- ties. "Each has a sun-flooded 2 Approved lots overlook- A PROFESSIONAL REAL- Box 12, c/o Forbes News- school system. Crim Elementary spans more than a quarter century. To visit the sales office, take I- Ing Neshanlc River. 3 + TOR— will help you obtain Realty 819-0004 apt. Exc. cond. Conve- papers, PO Box 699, ter and cooking gas Ira Messer et ux. to Sun Yeun erty at 1725 Route 206, Skillman Suburban living breakfast nook; a self-cleaning acres $135,000. 4 acres a rental to meet your "let us bring you home" nient: 22, 287, 28. $675/ Somervllle, NJ 08876 included. Balconies, Hslang, property at 156 Plcadllly $150,000 School, Hillside 287 to Route 22 mo. incl. all utlls. & AC. (Continued from page 1) oven, cook top and dishwasher, a $145,000. 369-4672 s> needs. Fees paid by land- ENGLISH VILLAGE CON- N. PLAINFIELD- 1 BR, country setting, walk Place, Somerset $118,000 Ronald F. Patuszak to Michael nation of rural and suburban life. Middle School East to Thomp- lord. Call John today, at Off-st. prkg. 218-9386. stainless steel sink with single- KINQWOOD TWP— by DOMINIUM CRANFORD— LR, spacious kit., W/W to town.' Storage. Raghavjl V. Gosar etux. to Joseph Rosenburgh, property at 72 Senris bedroom with a hardwood floor. The majority of wage earners pur- and Bridgewa- 'American Properties has a distinguished history of residential, son Avenue. Turn RE/MAX Partners Realtors, privately owned, 1 BR carpet, off-st. prkg., ideal lever controls; a pantry and no-wax owner, 2 perced lots, 4 & Cable TV optional. Nehme et ux., property at 42 PI- Road, Skillman, $175,000 .".The two fall bathrooms have up- sue employment in Newark, New corprate, commercial and industrial real estate development right and cross 5 acres, $85,000 & 908-534-5052 unit, Includes heat/HW/ CALIFON- HEAT, WATER, for couple. $75O/mo. resilient vinyl flooring. ter East High elevator. Call John Tami 757-7056 Iv. msg. $620 when available. necrest Drive, Somerset $210,000 Pipco/Spring Hill Inc. to David W. dated facilities, while a fUll base- York City, and in industrial and over Route 22 $95,000. Gently sloping BRIDGEWATER— 3 BR REFRIG., STOVE, WASH- ment has good potential to be fin- "Purchasers are offered a choice school are all that spans more than a quarter of a century.' land w/vlew on quiet Ranch, \Vi bath, gar., 276-0303 ER, DRYER, LAWN & 722-4444 Michael Cavalier! to David E Her Allen et vx., property at Spring Hil corporate complexes in adjacent ~ and follow the N. PLAINFIELD- 1BR ished for extra room. There is also of wood or European-style cabin- within three country road. Mln to bsmt., utlls. + sec. + SNOW ALL PROVIDED. apt. Somerset St. $500/ SOMERVILLE Main St. nandez et ux., property at 301 Road, Montgomery, $397,500 communities. With an area of 9.06 etry, with a choice of Formica road two miles to the end, make a Frenchtown or Flemington refs. No pets. 725-9202 FLEMINQTON- Condo, 3BRs, carpet, Ige. Kit., 6rms, heat furnished, " a one-car attached garage. The en- miles of Logan Farms. The principals of American Proper- Large 1 BR w/full bsmt. mo. plus utils. Avail. Dec. Smlthwold Road, Somerset Citizens Federal Bank to Francesco square miles, the township is dis- counter tops. I .should also add that 813-540-1258 pantry, DR, bath, attic 1st. Call 908-561-1268. $725/mo. Call 908-526- closed porch is 13 by 10 feet Bridgewater Commons is 3 VS left onto Washington Valley Road. W&D, DW, new carpet, storage, bsmt., parking. 5785 or 722-2553. $135,000 DiMeglio et ux., property at 411 tinguished by excellent cultural each home has 9-foot ceilings on ties have been involved in the suc- CLARK- 3 BR split. LR, Turn left and go approximately Vi DR, large year round lots of closets. Private $975/mo. 908-832-2164. NESHANIC AREA- 1 BR Norman T. Edwards et ux. to John Sunset Road, Skillman, $240,000 Scotch Plains is primarily a res- and community recreation pro- the first floor and each home site miles from Logan Farms and the cessful creation, development and 9110 yard, CAC, pool & tennis. apt, featuring entry foyer, SOMERVILLE- 2 BR, idential community located 22 -mile to the first left (Newman's Out of Area Property porch, dryer. Convenient CLARK- 3 BR, IV2 baths LR, DR area, modern kit., large LR, 1st floor of 2 H. FInnegan et oL, property at 11 Hobart David Lasseter et ux. to Ar- grams and lovely single-family includes a landscaping'package." metropolitan area is also easily ac- marketing of more than 10,000 location. No pets. Ideal $775/ month + utll., IV2 in 2 family. Heat Incl. family house, off-st prkg, minutes southwest of New York Lane), then 1 mile to Logan Farms. mos. sec. Available Janu- full bath w/shower, laun- Sunnyvale Court, Somerset mand Petrosino & L Warner, property homes with a few garden apart- Bridgewater is one of New Jer- cessible via 1-78,1-287, Routes 202/ for couple. Avail. Nov. 15. $975/mo. + utll. 2 dry room w/W&D. Pantry & yard, $700/mb+ uyis, $125,000 at 359 Township Line Road, , City. The township offers a combi- homes in New Jersey, Florida and For further information, call the CRESTWOOD- Whiting, $975/mo. + utll. 2 mo. ary 1st. 908-563-4812. months -sec. Close to IVi mo sec req. 908- ments and townhomes. sey's fastest growing and most 206 and 22 or the trains from Som- storage closet. Hdwd firs, Victor C. Wood et ux. to John A Belle Mead, $205,000 California. In addition to Logan sales office at 560-7123. NJ. For Active Adults security. Call 6-9pm. 908- LINDEN- 2 BR, 2 bath, parkway. 908-574-1475 Heat, HW, gas & elec. Inc. 231-0475 (55+). Over 7,500 382-1831. LR, DR, EIK, W&D, DW, re- Moratz & Linda Scott, properly at 106 homes. No congestion. 40 frig., CAC, furnished or CRANFORD- 3BRs, LR, $725/mo. avail Imme. Call SOMERVILLE— Spacious NORTH PLAINFIELD 9000 9010 CRANFORD- .3. BR, LR, DR, eat-In Kit. 1st floor 2- 909-369-7391 for appt 1 bdrm. apt. close to pub- Fourth St., Somerset $184,000 90*0 9020 9020 9020 9020 9070 styles from $25,000 to unfurnished.- Low utll. famlly'riome near Park.' lic trans. & shopping. Off Richard A Fpntana etux. to Ed- REAL ESTATE Homes under" Homes Wider 9020 $159,000. Beautiful, se- DR, new kit., enclosed cost.' Avail. Dec. 1 or NO. P LAIN FIELD- Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Homos for Sal* Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Condominiums porch, full bsmti gar., Quiet areai Fenced yard. Street pgrMrig,.ceot. A/C & GREEN BROOK •werd" M.: .-James, efr-atiy property al EQUAL $150,000 $150,000 rene, secure. FREE plc- nnnr pjjrkc. %M)V!i/mn. -4- Jan;i. 908-486rl867.~ Charming & cozy 1 BR, ^trttEART JlOS^treeilp'rilgW&IX irtcTflr. apt. hdn-^moKlg htfalcrtyrfay,, laundry Richard Sgambellurl to Judith KJein 244 Brook Ave.,$162,500 FAR HILLS- This charm SCOTCH PLAINS- 3 BR CRANFORD- , $40K Utll. 201-628-9394; LINDEN— New 1. BR hookup, $800/mo. + UtlT single or prof, couple room., for info 526-5122651288 DELAWARE TWP.- 3 S. PLAINMELD- By SIDE, BY OWNER— Lar- MIDDLESEX- 4 BR Cape 2 bath, expanded Cape LEBANON TWP.— Excel- below cost. Modern Ig 2 LAND REALTY ASSOCI- condo. CAC, microwave, IVi mos. sec. 908-789- & Martin B. Weyl, property at 5 Estel Joseph' B. DePaolo etux. to Morris OPPORTUNITY son split, 4 BR, 3 Vj, Ing Village colonial fea ATES, Realtors. PO Box D, KENILWORTH- 2 BR pref. $610/mo. Includes SPRINOFIELD— Moun- miles from Flemlngton, Owner, 3 BR Cape, 1 1/2 tures LR w/pino floors, ea Cod, bsmt., landscaped, CAC, fireplace, new roof lent schools, reasonable BR, 2 bath, elevator, prkg, DW, prkg. 24 hr. security. 0764. tain Manor. LR, DR, new Place, $182,000 . Alemah et ux., property at -• All real estate advertised baths, LR, DR, kit., FR, mtce. free. Good Deal. taxes. Remocfelod farm 480 Rt. 530, Whiting, NJ Ranch, 1 full bath, DR, Near NY RR. $750/mo. most util. No pets. Avail. , in this newspaper is sub- small house, move in con- bath, spotless, frplc. Irg. In country kitchen w/ & deck, security alarm. walk RR. Adi. park, Deluxe LR, JHIK, full bsmt, large CRANFORD- Avail, 12/1. 908-757-0588 ' kit., Florida rm., 1 BR, 1 Bejeanne Bedard to Jadwlga Chatham Place, $114,900 dition, 2 high acres. Will deck, eat In kitchen,' Irg. finished bsmt., 2 tier $139,900. 968-8632* $155,000. 908-522- house, large Kitchen, LR, bldg. Sacrifice $139K or 08759. 1-800-631-5509 .Call 908-486-5427. ject to the Federal Fair deck, gas/HW. $325,000. walnscoat, 3 BR, small of- DR, 3 Bdrms., alum, sid- yard, gas heat, CAC, at- immed. Young lady pref. NO. PLAINFIELD- His- bath, CAC, 1st floor. Farzale, property at 1 Highland Cary Michael Crisp et ux. to Louis hold mortage. $135,000. front porch, fenced yard fice, AC, V/i baths, smal MILLTOWN- 4 BR Colo 8003. Owner/Realtor. BO. 908-709-1540 OCEAN GROVE- bunga- tached garage, close to MIDDLESEX- % duplex $1000/mo. + heat. 908- Housing Act of 1968 609-397-8181 or 908- newer gas furnace & roof. 908-272-5698 ing. 2 barns, sheds & ga low, gas heat, manage- Private BR In attractive toric District, 2 BR, fur- St., $120,000 P. Secero Jr. et ux., property at 178 .•which makes It Illogal to goldfish pool, garage nial. Beautifully land- SOMERSET- By Owner. rage. On 1.6 acres. Fast OJLEN GARDNER- 1 BR, schools/shops. No pets. featuring LR, large EIK, 2 bldg. Sharing facilities w/ 273-8182. 782-6388 $132,500. 908-757- CRANFORD- 14 yr. old scaped. $225,000. Call 1 bath, den, LR, DR, A/C, able, economical. Asking $12O0/mo. + util. 1% BR's, IV2 baths, full nished apt. $900/mo. Inc. George M. Fernandez et cd.to Mar- Duer St., $112,500 . advertise any preference $197,500. Walk to vll 3 BR, 2 bath, att. breeze- closing, $175,000. 908 $60,000. Bills RE Agency, young career people. Kit., utll. Call 908-647-3367 limitation or discrimina- HIGH BRIDGE- Owners 1589. Colonial, beautiful lage, store, train. LANCE 908-828-1409. way, extra Ig. 2 car gar., washer, dryer, pool & ten- mo. sec. 908-276-5631. bsmt., CAC, $850/mo. + eating area & large LR. tin Rovendro et ux., property at 15 Louis E. Molnar to Louise E. Rice grounds, top location, 3 537-4949 or 537-2818 201-774-2124 or 201-701-1824 tion based on race, color, loss Is your gainl Colonial SO. PLAINFIELD- At- REALTORS-F.A.I.R. Old- OAK LOO HOMES- are heated, dry bsmt. 2 tier nis. Asking $78,895. 908- utll. Call 271-2923 Walking distance to shop- BROOKSIDE Turtle St., $127,000 property at 141 West End Ave., . '. religion, sex or national assessed at $130,000. tractive- 3BR Ranch, 1 BR, 2Vi bath, EIK, family wick, NJ (908) 439-2434 deck. New kit. & roof. Vi K37-7R3R NORTH PLAINFIELD, rm. w/ fplc, recreation beautiful/affordable. Call/ PORT ST. LUCIE, LOPATCONG TWP.- 5 SOMERSET ping area, nearby RR & $180,000 ;.; origin, or an intention to Owner says sell at bath, Ige. eat-in Kit., full write for Informaton. acre +. Near 287 & train. HIO.H BRIDQE— 6 rooms bus trans. Private prkg. GREENWOOD GAR- GARDEN APTS. rm., Jacuzzi, 3 zone, gas/ FLEMINQTON- Adorable 9050 FLORIDA— 80'xlOO' lot, BR, 2VJ bath, LR, DR, kit., DENS- Well- HILLSBOROUGH William J. Townley etux. to Richard make any such prefer- $90,000! THATS RIGHT dry bsmt, 1 car gar., 3 BR redone cape w/ GASTINEAU LOG HOMES, Fenced back. Asking plus full basement. 3 Quailbrook 2 bedroom Refs. req. Credit check. Somervllle, N.J. ence, li mitation or $90,0001 9 rooms, 5 BR, porch, fenced yard. By HW. Asking $339,000. $204,900. 908-249- Mobile Homes built-up area, $14,900. FR w/frplc, laundry room, maintained 1 BR garden Kathleen Blue to Andre & Donald S. Townley et ux., property at 116 908-272-8570. maintenance free ext. Box 248, Dept. 821, New and Lots years old. asking 725-2006 3 car gar., CAC, $1100/ Townhouse, garage, rent Non-smoker. Rent $335 Limited Time offer discrimination. DR, Eat In kitchen, Family owner asking $146,000/ pretty property, fruit Bloomfleld, MO 65063 1980. $102,900. FISCHER RE- with option. $1200/ incl. all utlls. IVi mo. apta. $650.41/mo. & 2 Sarwan, property at 579-2 Airten Graybar Drive, $103,000 room, FISCHER REAL- BO. 908-754-6021. TOMS RIVER- Ranch, 2 mo. V/i mo. sec. Avail. BRs $7B0.41/mo. In- 'This newspaper will not CRANFORD— By owner. trees. Asking $158,000 TELE 800-654-9253 SOMERVILLE- Beautiful ALTORS 908-534-4025 Dec 1. No pets, Refs. month. security. 1 yr. lease. Call 1 MONTH Road, Somerville, $89,000 Robert Schroeder etux. to Robert TORS, 908-534-4025 Colonial on dead end St. MOBILE HOME- In BR, 2 bath, formal DR, for Inspection. 908-276- cludes heat & HW. NO knowingly accept any ad- Preferred Lifestyle Realty PISCATAWAY- MOTHER/ 4BR Colonial Split, cus- MIDDLESEX- Flr»t LR, den, CAC, gas heat, 908-722-5876 Call for other available PETS. 7561157 Iv msg FREE RENT Rohlll Village Inc. to Mark Pellechlo Staeger & Dawn Fuchs, property at V vertlslng for real estate MANVILLE- Immaculate 9020 2 BR, DR, LR, huge deck, 908-707-0580 DAUOHTER + POSSIBLE tom remodeled Kit., DR, friendly mobile park. Call homa buyer? Don't get in Somerset County Rentals 8870 Cape, corner lot, 3 BR, patio & pool. Park-like 526-5895. oversized garage, en- MILLTOWN- 4BR Victo- PEAPACK recently re- No Socurlty Roqulrod & Rob Baldwin,, property at 11 Ben- 24© Grove St, $96,000 ,,,•; which Is in violation of the Homes for Sate INCOME, 3 BR Ranch, ca- Family Rm, IVi baths, 1 over your head. Start closed porch. $124,500. rian, hardwood floors, We have more available + + * * law. Our readers are In- IVi bath, new kit.-gas, setting. Exc. cond. thedral celling, attached 2 car garage, CAC, 70x150' here. Nice, roomy 2 BR. Call us! CRANFORD- 7 rms. 2nd modelled 3 Vz rm. apt., Modorn, olr-condltionod net Road, Somervllle, $209,900- John P. Fishbum to James Henry Ige. detch. shed vv/eloc. $159,900/neg. 908-272- Advertise In the Classified! N. BRUNSWICK— 10x50 908-286-0626 or Iv msg. W&D, Ige. front porch. Op- bath, Irg. rms., kitchen, npartmonls available formed that all dwellings BRIDQEWATER/ car garage, CAC, com-deep lot. Great area! Appl., great location. tion to buy. $1200. avail. HEROUX REALTY floor In 2 family. Gar. Glen Meadows Inc. to Kenneth Lsahey et ux., property at 236 N. ' - advertised In this newspa- $145,900. Call 908-707- 1668 or 201-643-5653. pletely finished bsmt. apt. $167,900. CENTURY 21, mobile homo, 1 BR, W&D, $88,500. 908-968-4467 W&D hook-up. Near NY bdrm, LV rm., and laundry 0988 OWNER- 4BR, 2 1/2 dishwasher, low lot rent, Immed. 908,247-7255. Broker (908)873-5577 rm., all appliances, hard- 1BR - $630 & up Musto & P. Demnlckl, property at 31 Jackson Ave., $134,000 '. , per are available on an bath, 1 acre, frplc, CAC. DID YOU + attached 3 room ef- McOEE REALTORS, 808- bus/train. Short/long equal opportunity basis. LUXURY LIVING ficiency apt. Back porch, 829-4440. OWNER 908- $10,000/B6. Call after NORTH BRUNSWICK- by 9130 MORGAN— 7 rm. house SOMERSET- 2 BR, 2Vi lease. $915. 272-1236 wood floors, walk-In clos- Includes heat 22 Bloomlngdale Drive, Hillsbor- Allston Prentice Keyes to Thomas MIDDLETOWN (NJ)- By $247,500 908-526-0217 KNOW . . . 6PM 422-1151 Owner. OPEN HOUSE, ets, full attic, 1 car gar., ough, $119,990 that an ad In this local BASKING RIDGE - THIS large paneled shed, nice 732-6882. Mortgages and on 2 acre wooded hillside. bath twnhse. Ea. BR has and hot water A. Knott (V et ux, property at 521 • -Complaints of discrimina- owner. 2 BR Ranch, BRIDQEWATER- Brand quiet neighborhood, l Sun. 1-4PM; 158-Darwin -Financing— Frontage-on a-smalhtidal S6parate~trath7 w/wncar^ CRANFORD- Orchard St. must see."~no pets. 1 V2 Glen Meadows Inc. to Michael A. tion In housing on the 50x100 lot, CAC, w/w car- paper also goes Into 14 COULD BE YOUR PRIZE WARREN COUNTY- Lane. 821-2382. Newly Oakridge Ave., $125,000 new, 9 room, 4 bedroom, WINNING HOME. DRA- block from elementary N. BRUNSWICK- Inlet. 3 BR, XVi bath, LR, pet, CAC, washer/ dryer, 2nd fir., 2 family, LR, 2 mo. sec. ref., $850/mo + Schlenker, property at 31-34 basis of race, color, pet, new appl. Must Seel Full basement, asking other local papers? Washington, 8 miles north decorated/ upgrades, 2 DR, kit., full bsmt. Com- elec, heat & water & Office located at: Thomas Krizan et ux. to Napoleon MATIC CALIF. REDWOOD school. Asking $169,000. of Clinton. 4yr. old C/H Double-wlde on large lot. I BUY MORTGAGES— Call many upgrades, tennis, BR, kit. & bath, $750/mo. creed, ancestry, marital Asking $114,900. Call $189,900. FISCHER RE- 908-885-5348 3 BR, 2 full baths, fplc, bedrooms 12 baths. plete privacy on quiet pool. $1100. 914-279- Inc. heat & HW. Avail. sewerage provided. Pro- 129 Mercer St., Bloomlngdale Drive, Hillsborough Perez, property at 67 Summit Ave. status, sex or handicap 908-495-6430. EDISON- By Owner. CONTEMPO 4,200 SF + colonial. 4BR, 2 acres $99,500. Only 5% down, 908-757-1211 Somervllle ALTORS 908-534-4025 Oaks Townhouse. 2 BRs, 1200, DECKING. MUCH CAC, front deck, all new street. $1050/ mo. + utll. 2051, 914-969-7682 Imm. 908-272-5698 fessional couple pref. $120,990 $173,000 • should be made to New PISCATAWAY- Owner $184,900. FISCHER RE- windows, large cement if qualified. HELP-U-SELL V/2 mo. sec. 908-721- 908-234-0106. Hours: Mon-Frl Jersey Division on Civil 2Vi baths, fin. bsmt., MORE, SECLUDED IN anxious to sell. Contem- ALTORS 908-534-4025 P.FT.M.Bkr. 469-2800. + * * * DORCHESTER Glen Meadows Inc. to Mark J. Gau- Vemort G. Pharis Jr. et ux. to Fplc, deck, many extras. TOWN HOC. BROCHURE patio w/shed, rofr., stove 9140 4902. * * * * 8 AM - 5 PM lin, property at 31-42 Bloomlng- Rights, 363 W. State St., Advertise porary cape 5 yrs. old, & washer. $68,000/neg. SOMERSET— Good loca- HOUSE Sat. & Sun. 10 AM -3 PM James Michael Lyons et ux., property Brokers protected, VIDEO AVAIL. $545,000 River Road area. 3 WESTFIELD— colonial SOMERSET- Quailbrook, Miscellaneous N. BRUNSWICK- Colo- tion, 2 BR, 2+ bath, PISCATAWAY- 2 BR In 2 ' " Trenton, NJ 08618. Phone $159,900. 9 0 8- CALL CAROL ASSOC. 908- home In Ideal location. By 908-422-0740. 2 BR, rear condo. New Somervllle dale Drive, Hillsborough, $119,990, at 198 Willow Ave., $146,000 •. •. (609) 292-4605. in the Classified! bdrms., 2Vb baths, fire- Real Estate nial duplex, 2BR, Irg. LR, Fplc, WAV carpet, W&D, family house. $750 heat 725-2909 754-7280 766-5907 or 766-1440 place, CAC, 2-car gar., owner, northslde In lovely carpet, W&D, CAC, low EIK, finished bsmt., CAC, tennis, pool. $975/mo. + Incl, IVJ mo sec. No pets. neighborhood, 3 BR, LR taxes & mtce. $88,500. Professional pref. Avail, deck, 100x100 fenced PINE RIDGE- Adults $950 + util. Avail. Nov. sec. 908-297-597. Luxury * * « ««««-« * *•**-* ««««««« w/frplc, DR, breakfast 9070 Call 908-873-8512. 1. Call 908-821-1544 til immed. 908-783-67S8 «««««««********* lot. Asking $173,000. Call room, 1 Vi bath, screened Condominiums (55 + ) Sacrifice! Estate SPRINGFIELD- Twnhse High Rise 908-463-7640. SOMERSET- Quailbrook Sales from $15,000, free 6PM 908-494-0923 after + •*•** In back porch, full bsmt., 6PM at Mountain Manor. LR, Elevator Apartments RARITAN— for sale or 1 car gar., fully land- 2 BR Condo, all appli- brochure, open dally 11- DR, kit. w/DW, 2 BR, 2Vi RARITAN- 4 room apt rent. 6 rms., 3 BR. scaped prop. S0'xl70'. CRANFORD TOWERS ances, upgrades through- 5, closed Sundays 1-908- PISCATAWAY- 4 BRs, 3 bath, Jalousied porch, 722-9177 2nd fir., utll. furnished $130,000/Sale; $1000/ CONDOMINIUM- 18 out, low taxes & mainte- 350-9000, P.O. Box 3; baths, CAC, appliances. bsmt., CAC, gar. $1400/ extras, couple preferred Elem. school within walk- Springfield Ave. Luxury 2 mo./Rent + utlls. 722- ing dlst. $210,000. Call nance. $89,500. Call Rte. 530, Whiting, NJ No pets. $1450/ mo. mo, + heat. 908-273- Studio no pets. $695/mo 1 mo 5712. BRs w/1 & 2 baths from 908-873-0514. 08759. Avail. J715. 805-9652. 8182. sec. 722-3591 after 5PM 908-232-3609 for appt. $139,900. Spacious 1 & 2 Bedrooms 8. PLAINF1ELD- new, 4 & directions. rooms + the finest amen- WESTFIELD- 1 BR Condominiums BR, LR, DR FR w/ fplc., 3 ities. Model open Frl. to Co-op, LR, dinette area, 1 baths, CAC, 2 car gar. Sun. 11AM-5PM. Office bath, re-decorated, w/w Everyday, people have TAYLOR & LQVi, INC. $199,900. 754-5162 Advertise Intoo Classified! #272-1143 or B/K Real- carpet, storage, close to after 6pm. tors, 686-1800. transp. & town. Asking CRANFORD Realtors • ' $79,000. 908-654-0873. something to say... 436 south Ave, westfieid • 654-6666 Each Office Independently Ownad arid Operated "Look! 1 found it in the Classifieds." REDUCED "3& • .-»••• ^": *\ MOUNTAINSIDE ESTATE WESTFIELD TUDOR FIRST ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE BROKERS, INC COMMERCIAL BUILDING Gracious turn of the century tudor on private picturesque acre Open this Sunday. Just listed. Meticulously maintained authen- ^ Each Office Individually Owned and Operated and a half. 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, 24 ft 1st floor family room & DOWNTOWN AREA tic tudor w/4 badrooms. 2VS> baths and featuring now custom 23 ft master suite. Call for your room by room tour. Unique one kit, 25 ft 1st floor family room and central air. The charm of Hi's 3,000 square foot colonial building consisting of 1300 square feet of of a kind home for the executive on the way up. 895,000. yesterday with the convenience of today. 429,900. office space (or restaurant) plus 7 room apartment, 2 full baths, 4 attic rooms, 2-car det. garage and 187 foot lot for parking use. A great Pi Investment! Priced below assessed value. Call for appointment. 1 See A 9 $400,000 F.A.I.R. Realtor For The Best CRANFORD 272-8337 217 Prospect Ave. BOUND BROOK JUST REDUCED! Selection Of Homes Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2V2 bath split level. Eat- Largo lot, nice quiet neighborhood. Lovely homo 115 Miln Streot Cranford, NJ featuring Cathedral colling, llroplaco. LR/DR. oat-ln In kitchen, living room, formal dining room, fam- Cranford Sales Office & Model kitchen. Largo lamlly room walkout to patio alum In Central ily room, central air, new furnace, much more. D.S. Kuzsma 276-0370 aided. $103,750. WESTFIELD - WYCHWOOD WESTFIELD - CENTER HALL Realty On Site M-Fby appt. 10-3 Custom built 2 bedroom), 2 bath ranch home on quiet cul-de- HARDGROVE REALTY, INC. New Jersey! Hach office U Independently owned tttd operncd. Open this Sunday. Spacious center hall colonial homo on 195,000 Sat. 10-4 Open House sac In prostlglous nortrislde location. Modern kitchen, 2 fire- professionally landscaped lot. 5 bodrooma, 3Vfe baths, new 722-5546 Hours: 9:30 to 6 p.m., Thurs, 0:30 to B p.m., Sat. & Sun. "til 5 p.m. Owner/Sponsor Financing places, separate dining room & 21 ft. roc room. Call today kitchen, 23 ft family room, master suite w/now bath & 2nd floor 58 N. Bridge Street FOR SALE BY OWNER to qualified buyers Other Times By Appt. 225,000. library. Walk to schools, town & playground. 649,900. Call for Appt. 609-497-0389 Page U-4 RealEstateC ui November 6, 7, 8,, 1991 November 6, 7, 8, 1991 Forbes Newspapers 9440 9440 9450 9450 9480 9950 9650 9820 9840 Page U-1 Apartment* Apartments Rooms Homesto Share Office Rentals Office Rentals Franchise Investments/ Opportunities Opportunities WESTFIELD- 1 Bed WESTFIELD- 3 bed DUNELLEN— 2 furnished SOMERSET- Profes- PISCATAWAY- non BRANCHBURQ- Luxuri- WESTFIELD- Profes room, walk to town rooms w/2 full baths, con- rooms, middle age gentle- sional mala to rent room. smoking prof, female to ous office space for rent. slonal office space 400, A FRANCHISE SERVICE GOVERNMENT JOBS- transportation. $750, venient to center of town man preferred. Call 908- Kitchen privileges. Private share clean, 2 BR Town Individual offices for $600 600 sq.ft. prime location BUSINESS FOR SALE, NOWUlRINe In your arcs. month. 908-233-7516 Landlord pays for heat 968-8841. bath. Call Fran 908-937- house in Society Hill, Prl each. lOOOsq.ft. & 1600 Calr 908-233-7516. $4,995 TO $60,000 + . $16K-$68K. 805-682- all other utilities excep 5910 '•--V tJtorthW & D, $410 ft. suites nlan nvall. GUARANTEED SALES, electric"AvBilablorJ SMJWll=_ TRSTOTNGT^EQtJIPMENr rm. w/bath. Us© of Wt^SOMERSET- quiet, adult ^r67fl 908-707-0580. rent- federal-II: Refund- Victorian, 2J3 BR, DR, fir mediately. $1225/rno, 9660 AND PROTECTED TERRI able fee for din laundry. Off-st. prkg. For home. Male, non-smoker, PISCATAWAY- Qulot CLARK OFFICES— Share ;tory. place, LR, eat-in kit, 908-232-9045 bet. 9-5. male. 908-359-0238. Industrial Rentals TORY. MINIMAL OPERAT- bsmt. w/laundry hookup. private entrance/bath, non-smoking female to space with Attorney. Use ING CAPITAL REQUIRED. dREETINCL CARD PUB- NO. PLAINFIELD— male, kitchenette. $85+ secii- share Society. Hill Town- of secretarial & reception USHER'— Our display of Walk to town & transp PLAINFIELD- Shop SERIOUS INQUIRIES $1100 + utll. Avail. Dec. non-smoker $85Avk. Set- rity. 908-873-2995 house. Own room, share area. 908-382-2800. ONLY. CALL 1-800-451- products means big $$ for ? 7 ?WHY RENT7 ? 7 tle in before the Holidays. bath, W&D. $4104- utils 1,350 sq. ft. Office, XVi you!! No selllngr Short 1. Call 233-1881 Iv. msg. SOMERVILLE- Nicely CRANFORD- 1000-1500 bath $600 month plu 5371. ONLY $2,000 FOR CLOS- 908-757-5058 Iv. msg. furnished room w/refrlg. riego. 908-699-0659 hours! Huge: Income po- WESTFIEUD- 2r}d Rrvo ING COSTS AND NO sq. ft. in well-known build- Util. 908-549-1829 HIQH VOLUME HIOH PISCATAWAY- share Non-smoker, male pref. ing. Parking available. tential! FREE Catalog, my home. Good Broa DOWN PAYMENT buys a Sec. $75/up. 725-6470 TRAFFIC EXXON SER- Samples. 24 hrs. 1-800- beautlftil new luxury 1 or house, quiet area, near 9490 Utilities supplied, reason- VICE STATION FRAN- separate entrance w, Rutgers. 2 rms. Avail. Oct. 745-7007 patio. Irg. LR. & BR. 2 Irg 2 BR Condo In Easton, PA WantedtoRent able. 908-789-8961 9670 CHISE— Route 18, East GM is hoping to keep in orbit with Saturn 17 & Nov 15. Call Joe Retail Rentals Brunswick, send letter & store rms.,' Utlls. Incl., an easy 35 mln. commute 755-6626 betw. 6-9PM 9470 CRANFORD- Center of * * * * + close to school, pets from Somervllle on 1-78. MATURE COUPLE town: 2nd floor, neat phone # to: Sam Sem- JEWELRY PARTY rear deck with a lip across the Payments are like rent. SO. PLAINFIELD- Single ApattmentM to Share SEEK— clean, quiet, small office. "Good for any chenko, 371 Highway 18 ByBttlRUSS ;ok.232-2117 reasonable. CRANFORD— Ground fir. Earn extra money or- bade Now reduced to $60,900 or couple. Quiet area, peaceful, cottage or apt. business. Great starter store and/or 3 rm. office East Brunswick, NJ 08816 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT to $73,900, Call Jeff or laundry facility,' kit privi- start lease in late DecV office. Across from ganizing a Jewelry party. Black trim surrounds the win- BASKINO RIDOE- pro- suite, center of town, INVEST UNDER $40,000 Use our location. Many HILLSBOROUGH Sy at 1-800-782-2625 or leges. 908J-756-0192 fessional male, non- Jan, 908-750-1599. Municipal parking. North Union Ave. near Net income potential over About a year ago, the first Saturn dows, on the bumpers and re- thli imm*etilai» condo WMI-IIY kl- 215-559-1200 for INPOR- $395/mo. 908-277-2226 pre-Chrlstmas dates toton, baJCOny, pool, Unnil wort hu smoker to share 3bdrm municipal bldg. & lot. $100,000. Must be agopen- . Organizations wel- made its appearance, and for 1992, cessed door handles/The body side to 1» wi Itl tx b«Uv»dl U1.KX). MATON. Model open Wed. 2Vi bath modern Town 9500 or 908-273-2152. Store $800/mo., office gressive, 130 successful to Frl. 4:00-8:OOPM, Sat. come. 908-789-8941, Tu- the changes are predominately re- is sculptured, the fenders are SOMERVILLE . Advertise to house, pool, tennis, all Mteceitoneous Rentals HIGHLAND PARK- 500 $525/mo. Call 201-822- franchises In the packag- edays-Saturday, l-8pm Slxxl of ca>h ky clcamg y Initial & Sun. 12:00 to 5:00PM. appliances. $580/mo. + finements of GM*s latest automo- flares, and the wheel covers are Invutnwnl? 2 BR homa hai low (r&i- sq. ft. office on the Main 2475. ing/ shipping industry. Call JOBS IN AUSTRALIA- Mt tftiun* mtg. & oww *»H ftn*no« Directions: Rt. 78 to Buy or Vi utl|. Call 908-647- Street (RarltBn Ave.) of robort Sullivan 1-800- bile. plastic. port**. SI 28.000. Easton exit. Rt. turn to BRIDOEWATER- Log excltirig employment op- 8320 after 7PM & wknds. Highland .Park. New facil- 9680 828-9171 (R762) The philosophy and techniques Stop sign. Left turn onto splitter for rent. New hori-> portunities'. : 40% to 60% COMFORT: The interior of the SOMERVILLE CRANFORD— Profes- ity with parking In excel- A Qrw! buy. In rrvM^n oonditionl 4 Lino St. to Stop sign. Rt. Sell anything zontal/ vertical 24 ton, Warehouse Rentals higher salaries paid travel used in building these cars are as Saturn SL1 is basic but comfort Bfl r»l«d rancft Is cloM 10 thopplnQ, sional male seeks room- towable. 908-302-1566, lent location. Available & housing Call 1-516- tchool. Cil-ln klldxa JU5.000. turn onto Centre St. for 7 Immediately. Call 719- Ads In Classified interesting as the car itself. Saturn able and practical. All controls for blocks, Condos on left at at all! mate. 1 block to train. bet 8:30-6pm, Mon-Frl. 261-6160 ext. 101. RARITAN Own BR & bath. $450/mo. 7985, .9-5 ask for Blllle 2 BAY SHOP W/OFFICES dontcost — is a subsidiary of GM, not a divi- the windows, front bucket seats, 3 BB aoU hu U w/MDwdnl uilng. RE/MAX sign. Project Is SOMERVILLE— Store old Davis. HIGHWAY FRONTAGE— OWN YOUR OWN NICE IATQ4 PR. («no*d yard Wlfl-orotjAd egistered with the NJ + sec. & Vi utll. 908- They pay! , sion, and its mission is to make a side mirror and door locks are pool and nvv*. al an Incrtd&l* r*lo«l 276-6973; cars, lawn mower equip, HILLSBOROUqH- Pro- also 2000 ft warehouse HOME- for $1600 full J167.000. Real Estate Commission top^-quality car and show a profit hand operated, but they are in the CALL etc. 1300 sq.ft. Can befessional office building. space avail. Blacktop, price. Governent agencies HILLSBOROUQH effective 7/5/90, registra- FANWOOD— Prof female divided. 908-369-4205, olec. lighting-, Ideal for now liquidating. 1-805- First, an entire new production right place and easy to useJM 4 BR ipid baaau a full (Mick fuspalc«. tion #90/8/307 NJRC. to share 3 BR apt. Large 2200 sq. ft. Rt. 206 & Iv. message. Triangle Rd. at traffic auto detail, service, ma- 564-6500 ext. HQ13113 and assembly plant was conTh- e doth upholstery has con- Fam nm and oarao*. on 1/ 3 «/• *. Registration does not con- 1-800-334-0531 BR, nice area, near train. chine shop or retail 9840 for Immediate assistance. J172.OOO stitute an endorsement of $340/mo. + Vs. utlls. light. Available Im- structed in Spring Hill, Tenn. to trasting inserts and holds one in "Advertise medlately. 9Q8-218-1100 store.add. 1800 sq. ft. Investments/ POSTAL JOBS AVAIL- the merits or the value of to place 908-322-6682/322-3957 warehouse or shop space produce completely new cars using place on twisting roads. For ad- the project. Obtain & read In the Classified! Opportunities ABLEI— Many positions. RESPONSIBLE * * * * avail. 908-996-2137 Great benefits. 805-682- innovative techniques. In the de-ditional storage space the rear NJ Public Offering State- your WOMAN- for duplex. Pri- MANVILLE Main Office ment before signing any- Space— we will tailor to AIRLINES NOW HIR-7555 ext.P-3873 (call 7 velopment of the car, 142 patents seats fold down, but the low lift- vate rm/bath, off-st prkg. 9600 days/wk). Refundable fee thing. classified Maid service. $350 + your needs. Diano. 908- NG— Travel Agents, were applied for, and in as- over trunk is very roomy. The op- ERA AMERICAN DREAM COMMERCIAL 9800 for directory. RE/MAX 100, Realtor utlls. 908-668-7988 725-0272 bet 8am-4pm BUSINESS Flight Attendants, Me- sembling it self-directed work tional air conditioning is effective REALTORS REAL ESTATE chanics, etc. Entry level & REPOSSED & IRS FORE- 908-253-9000 (215)691-6100 . ad. SOMERVILLE/ BRIDOE- MANVILLE- Professional OPPORTUNITIES teams do their tasks at specially and the radio fairly sensitive. • •• bldg. 509 sq. ft., parking- up. Salaries to $105K. CLOSED HOMES— avail, WATER AREA- looking 9610 Call 805-682-7555 ext. at below market value. designed stations. ROADABHITY: Bearing in for an apt? So am II Will- main street location. 908- Business Properties 477-2628. A-3499. Refundable fee Fantastic savings. You re- All of the major components are mind that the SL1 is a base econo- Ing to share w/respon- for Sate 9810* for directory. pair. Also S&L bailout designed and produced at Spring car and designed maihly for com- slble, professional female. METUCHEN- 2-3 room Businesses for Sale properties. 805-682- Call 719-7992 9AM-5PM. offices, prime location, AUSTRALIAN JOBS- 7555 ext. H-6509 for Hill,. This includes the two four- muter traffic or driving irom point MIDDLESEX near train & bus, off Earn $70,000 tax free, repo list your area. Re- cylinder engines, one a single over- A to point B with frugality! it han- Highly visible 100x125 let street prkg. 648-6400. LUNCH TRUCK & aid housing/ transport. fundable fee for directory. 9480 w/2600 sq. ft. brick/ block ROUTE— Excellent cond, Medical/ Nursing/ Teach- head cam, eight-valve, throttle dles well. Homesto Shar e MIDDLESEX/SOMER- with easy morning Route, ng/ Construction/ Truck- body fuel injected engine, the That's not to say it doesn't lean building. Off-street park- Use Your Card.. AGENCY, INC. Realtors ing. Asking $325,000, VILLE—200 & 500 sq. ft. grossing over $2500 per ng/ Engineering/ Plus other a more powerful 16-valve, or that the tires don't complain on BOUND" BROOK- 3 Rt. 28. Excellent location. week. 908-494-8038 Other Fields. Call 407- double overhead cam, port fuel in- BETTER THAN NEW HEROUX REALTY 526-3661 or 526-0694 578-8111 Ext. 26 S-TH 9- turns, but it's quite respectable in bdrms, 2 baths, LR, large MAJOR APPLIANCE RE- jected version. the city. It does hold the line quite Kit., bsmt, close to 22,Broker (908)873-6577 PISCATAWAY- OFFICE TAIL— Parts & Service 9EST. 287, 78. $400/mo. plus SOMERSET OR RETAIL 6,000 SQ. FT. Business. Established in LVON SALES— All areas. There are two transmissions, a well on sweeping turns. Wind, tire, General Motors' 1992 Saturn SL1 Sedan, like Its 1991 predecessor, Is born to compete with overseas nameplates. util. 908-996-7470 or WILL DIVIDE. FORMER 1955. Family owned & op- Call toll free 1-800- five-speed manual and a four- and engine noise are somewhat 996-7670. Professional center office BANK AND DENTIST OF- erated In Belle Mead, NJ. 662-2292. speed electronically controlled au- abated from last year but there's condo. approx. 900 sq. ft. FICE. 981-1313. BRIDOEWATER- Work- Phone eves. 8pm-10pm, IE ON T.V.-^- many need- SEIZED CARS- trucks, tomatic. Externally there are tworoom for improvement Visibility is ing woman to share Just" reduced to $89,900 S. PLAINFIELD— Prdfes- Mon-Fri. only 1-215-847- boats, 4-wheelers, motor or rent w/option. id for commercials. Now body styles, a four-door sedan and outstanding. house. Full kit. privileges. slonal office In prestigious 8263. hiring all ages. For casting homes, by FBI, IRS, DEA. $400 Incl. utils. 1 month medical bldg. Flexible ar- Info, call (615) 779-7111 Avail, your area now. 805- a two-door sport coupe. PERFORMANCE: The Saturn 2300 sq. ft. free-standing r sec. Call 908-707-1143. rangements for FT/PT JOIN A WINNING TEAM I ext. T-451v- 682-7555 ext. C-6113. The spaceframe body utilizes SL1 is equipped with the 1.9 liter, condo in professional shared use spaces. From Refundable fee for dlrec- TEST DRIVE: 1992 SATURN SL1 SEDAN DUNELLEN- 3 BR home tnl*t Of UutUHIon Dolor EARN $300-$500 WEEK- dent resistant and rustproof poly- single overhead cam, throttle body center. Medical approved. 1-7 offices available. toVy. to share. $45O/mo. 752- Can subdivide. Ample Auto Aa*t-Uorit»l tndmlty. LY— Assemble products mer body-side panel and steel only fud injected, four-cylinder engine Specifications Curb weight-2,350 lbs. 2105. Price negotiable. Near at home. No selling. Easy TRAVEL FREE- or on a parking. major regional medical on the hood, roof and upper decks. that devdops 85 horsepower. 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See Sports, page See Community Ofe on page A-8 Vol. 98, No. 46 tfranfontThursday, November 14,1991 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents CRANFORD• GARWOOD • KENILWORTH In brief New hours Mayor gives preview of tough Residents have been asked By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL increase for 1992, and whether township em- that are "already flat to begin with."/ combination of several factors; loss of state : by theCranford Health Depart- ployees would receive a four-percent raise According to Mr. Grady, departments and federal revenues, a 111-percent increase ment to remember that the THE CHRONICLE for 1992. These answers were needed to es- must make the following cuts by Dec. 1: in health insurance costs in 1991-92, and the Conservation Certer Is dosed A preview of the 1992 municipal budget tablish the dollar figures to be cut by depart- • Public safety (police and fire): $337,247 6.5-percent wage increase police and fire on Thursdays during the winter. last Thursday was a harbinger of tough ment heads from the 1992 budget of $4.6 million; / personnel received via arbitration last. During November, the center times to come for municipal employees and Township Committee members voted 4-1 • Engineering and department of public month. 'i wffl be open Friday through, property owners. in favpr of keeping the 1992 tax point in- works: $156,773 of a $2 million budget; Adding to debt is a Rahway Valley Sewer-. Sunday, and during December, Township department heads must make crease at 4, or a rise in property taxes of • library: $35,990 of a $600,000 budget; age bill of almost $1 million for 1991-92," the center will be open on Fri- cuts of more than a half a million dollars in about $71 per year for the average home- • Recycling: $15,337 of a $232,674 budget; township hydrant service of $225,000 (to- owner (each tax point is calculated at $17.65) • Construction code office: $11,952 of a keep water in. hydrants in case of Ore), street days and Saturdays. the 1992 municipal budget or face layoffs of lighting bill of $202,000/a pension debt of Friday hours are 9:30 am, to their workers, said Mayor Ed Force. Mayor Force said he preferred a 7 point in- $158,551 budget; / crease ($141.20 per year to average property $800,000, "regular" debt of $1.2 million, and 330 pro., and Saturday and Either way, property owners face a tax • Recreation: $23,770 of a $315,352 bud- other obligations totaling $5 million. Sunday hours are 9:30 am. to hike and probable cuts in services in 1992. owner), which would eliminate possible lay- get; offs or cuts in service to residents. Township officials met with department 4 p.m. , . At a special meeting on Nov. 7, Mayor • Health department $10,357 of a heads on Monday to explain if they (depart- Grass and leaves are sift Force, Township Aa^ninistrator Edward The decision to keep the tax hike low $136,820 budget; • , ment heads) are not able to achieve the tar-, being accepted; however, a Murphy, Township Finance Director Tom shifts the burden to township department • Municipal court: $8,898 of a $163,093 geted cuts, there would be layoffs. Later,' Grady and Auditor John Laezza informed heads who will have to "get creative," said budget; . permit Is needed to drop off r township employees were brought up to' grass. Permits are available at Tcrwns.hip..C!ornmittee members of the pre-. Mayor Force,Jn order to cut $664>QfJJL^fccjm • Communityra,counselor. $2,656 of a date on the current situation and notified the center. carious state of the 1992 budget Based on the 1992 budget While he believes township $35,654 budget; and about possible layoffs. Employees were also this data, governing body members were department heads can be creative, he is • Welfare: $1,858 of a $24,391 budget. told they would receive a 4-percent salary • asked to make two decisions: the tax point doubtful $664,000 can be found in budgets The current situation, Mr. Grady said, is a increase in 1992. Food drive Watchung Council Boy Scouts launched a "Scouting for Food" program last Weefc Possible cuts eyed Getting the point Towns bridge end to help the hungry, they Looming budget cuts could re- the Conservation Center. Streets distributed food collection bags duce or eliminate many municipal might not get plowed as fast. Atlantic Ocean last weekend, and will pick up services: • The Building Department tilled bags this weekend. • Curbside recycling could be might open only three days a cut from semi-monthly to monthly week. Applications and permits to help others or eliminated out altogether with could take longer. \ Blood drive residents required to take recy- • The Welfare Department By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL The Cranford Elks blood clables to the Conservation Center. could cut hours, limiting the time THE CHRONICLE ' residents in need could seek help, drive will be Sunday at the • Recreation could cut eliminate Helping hands know few bound-: a number of things, including the food, clothing. lodge at 951 Lincoln Ave. E. aries. Some even join hands with. number of days the senior citizen • Uniformed police and fire per- those they have never seen to help/ from 9 am. to 1 p.m. bus runs, and recreation programs sonnel could be laid off and no new officers hired, and new car This is the story of a good deed, for children and adults. Other sug- in the works, by folks who care, gestions include closing the clay purchases could be banned. And 'Si Paper drive tennis courts. there could be no promotions. despite the ocean separating therh;. It all started when the United" Boy Scout Troop 178 collects • Engineering could reduce leaf • The library could cut hours, increase fines,.or eliminate services n Methodist 'Church in Cranford de- i newspapers and aluminum pickup to onCe a season, or require cided to extend a' helping hand to cans at the truck at the Conser- residents to take bagged leaves to japffered to the public. . neighbors locally and abroadi Ini- vation Center Saturday from tially*, the music; committee of the 9:30 to 3:30 p.nVTie papers. church invited award-winning En- glish ' organist Richard Pilliner's church, St Matthew's Episcopalian Santa tickets . in Croydon, England, to participate Tickets for the annual Breakfast as a "sister church" in a joint effort with Santa sponsored by the vendors approved to help the homeless and the hun- Cranford Junior Woman's Club gry- Township Administrator Edward will be sold Saturday at the By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL From this point the undertaking Murphy explained the insurance li- became a shared venture of help- Community Center. The event THE CHRONICLE is Dec. 14. Call Joyce Zak at ability would be assumed by the ing economically distressed citi- owner of Dairy Queen, even zens in Cranford and providing 272-9147. All's well that ends well, but for awhile it looked like Township though another company would shelter for homeless youth in Croy- Committee members had slipped sell the trees, and traffic problems don, England. Part and parcel of AIDS session into the role of Scrooge when they could be avoided by routing traffic the fund raising will be a benefit hesitated over granting a permit to through a side exit onto Elizabeth organ recital by Richard Pilliner on Church Women United of Cran- a Christmas tree vendor. Avenue to avoid backups. But com- Sunday, Dec. 1, at the Cranford ford sponsors a meeting on This week governing body mem- mittee members still questioned Methodist Church. Prior to his re- HIV-AIDS Awareness Nov. 21 at bers debatedthe pros and cons of the impact of the operation on the cital in Cranford, Mr. Pilliner will 7:30 p.m. at the Municipal allowing Tri-Force Landscaping of neighbors. play during Thanksgiving services Building. Can 2723672 for Irv Old Bridge to sell .Christmas trees Governing body member Dan at the National Cathedral in Wash- ington D.C. formaHon. from the left side of the Dairy Aschenbach, supporting the ven- "Queen loflnexTto Duncan Donuts) MayorEd Force-said on Tuesday on North Avenue. eration along there. And it is just that he will write a letter this week Education Week Although Dairy Queen owner for a month." This last comment to the mayor of Croydon on behalf of the joint effort, and invite the Schools are celebrating Ameri- Fred Rauchbach spoke to adjoining rendered the room quiet Mr. Rauchbach said, "we are try- town to exchange memorabilia can Education Week through businesses and received their blessings on the operation, and of- ing to make everything easy;" as with Cranford. He said the joint ef- Friday. Brearley High Invites vis- fered in evidence the fact trees had he held up a letter signed by own- fort of the two churches was a itors today ard tomorrow. been sold at the site in years be- ers of businesses next to his own unique and unusual and one the fore, the committee took a dim and his voice trailed off. The two township wished to support. Plans gentlemen from Tri-Force Land- are underway by members of the view of the noise, traffic and park- United Methodist to- have the Job seekers scaping looked from one another to DIANE MATFLERD/THE CHRONICLE ing to be generated by the venture, mayor declare Dec. 1 as a day of Job seekers are Invited to par- and the fad it would be a "second- the faces of governing body mem- Thomas Young holds onto a somber-looking K.C. bers, their shoulders slumped. while veterinarian Cathy Ball admlnsters a rabies special attention to the needs of ticipate in a "Next Step Employ- ary use of a principle property," those already homeless or threat- ment Seminar from 9 am. to and thus against township law. (Please turn to page A-2) shot. ened by displacement noon Nov. 16 at the Cranford United Methodist Church. Call Both communities will equally divide the proceeds from the con- 27&O936. School board may act on early retirement cert between Project Home, a By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL The complex plan has many of obligation to future boards for savings are simply not possible." Cranford-based non-profit organi- variables which hamper analysis over two decades in the future?" zation formed in 1988 to provide Show biz THE CHRONICLE Positive factors, said Mr. Bon- and impede vote until all facts and he asks. hag, to be considered include the temporary financial assistance to Eight Cranford residents plus Approximately 60 teachers and figures and the short and long run Also, accrued sick leave and un- fact that adoption of the plan pro- persons who are homeless or en- artists from Garwood and West- dangered of becoming homeless. administrators could opt to retire benefits of adopting the plan have used vacation leave buy out need vides a valuable employee benefit field are performing In "Me and Most individuals aided by Project early if on Monday the Board of been looked at, according to Mr. to be made in this budget year for eligible employees, advance- My Girt" at the Union County Home are able to stabilize their fi- Education adopts the state early re- Bonhag. from an "ailing budget already ment opportunities for those con- Arts Center at Main and Irving nancial status within four months. tirement plan, but taxpayers could Negative factors to be consid- $570,000 out of balance," said Mr. tinuing in the system, the possibil- in Rahway Friday and Saturday wind up on the short side of the Bonhag. He maintains "this budget Board Member Susan Green re- ered, said Mr. Bonhag, include the ity of an infusion of new edu- ports Project home's annual bud- at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 stick down the road. fact that excellent teachers and ad- is incapable of providing these cat- cational ideas through new teach- get of $12,000-15,000 is extremely pmthrough Sunday. Call 499- Whether the board decides to ministrators might be encouraged egory payments for normal retire- ers, the ability to restructure the low and proceeds from the concert 8226. adopt the state plan is still unde- to leave; adoption might not prove ments due to failure to budget will "greatly enhance the charity's cided, but board members continue effective in eliminating teachers or properly. ,It is definitely incapable administration via the gain of a new superintendent (Superin- ability to help an increasingly long to analyze what the actual cost will administrators viewed as poorly of providing for additional retire- list of applicants." Theatre Club be until the year 2021, versus the motivated or lacking in effective- ments." tendent Robert Paul is eligible under the plan), an opportunity for St. Matthew's Church in Croy- The Cranford High School The- positive benefits to the school sys- ness, which would not lead to a Additional debt of $400,000 could tem in general. performance-based educational be owed for two matters of litiga- reduction in force vs. terminating den, a suburb of London, has car- atre Club presents a mystery system; and adoption of the plan teachers, and the opportunity to marked any monies received for titled "Walt Until Dark" Nov. 22 The state offered the program as tion that have not closed yet a means for boards to reduce ex- that permits the system to realize use a three-year to five-year con- the construction of a 13-bed direct and 23 at the CHS auditorium. Finally, Mr. Bonhag said "The access hostel for youth. The hostel penses by offering an incentive to net savings for only nine years, early retirement incentive plan tract for the position of superin- Call 272-9100. while creating a plan which will is expected to accommodate ap- employees eligible for early retire- passed by the state was designed tendent vs. current tenure agree- proximately 132 people in the first •" ment Although the board does not have net expense (or pure costs) specifically to enable school dis- ment for 20 years beyond that point year of operation, and will be the Thanksgiving have the $7.9 million needed to im- tricts to achieve significant savings On Tuesday Mr. Paul said, "If first stage of rehabilitation that plement the plan, the state has of- In addition, any plan calling for by permitting retirements and then the plan generates a savings over may last up to three years for any Cranford senior citizens get a fered to loan the board the money the board to incur expense to the abolishing positions, thus achiev- individual. jump on Thanksgiving Nov 20 four or five budgets and it can gen- at seven percent interest over a 29- taxpayer for longer than five years ing a reduction in staffing levels. In addition to promoting the with a social dance party at the year period, or $14.2 million in the normally has to have \ voter ap- Cranford's superintendent has pre- erate the type of savings we need, then I think it is a good invest- concert as a fund raiser, both Community Center. end. proval. The early retirement in- sented to the board a plan whereby churches and municipalities are When all the dust settles, board centive plan, however, permits the he maintains this reduction is not ment" The board will meet 8 p.m. Mon- participating in a form of cultural member Thomas Bonhag esti- board to commit taxpayers to pay possible with sole exception of an exchange. Displays about both Smokeout mates the "absolute dollar impact" for the plan until the year 2021, administrative position. Elimina- day at Hillside School in an open churches, municipalities and char- The Great American Smokeout could put the board $4.4 million in said Mr. Bonhag. Should the board tion of the an administrative posi- work session. Formal action on the ities can be viewed after the recital. the hole. This analysis assumes adopt the plan to give the "im- tion has been strenuously fought early retirement incentive plan is wffl be next Thursday, Nov. 21. Tickets cost $7 in advance and Be ready to quit for a day. health care costs escalate annually pression of fiscal responsibility by the superintendent for the past slated. Under state stipulations, at 15 percent per year to mortality, through realization of short-term two years. Without wholesale re- boards must adopt early retirement $8 at the door. For more in- formation call 276-0936. which is set at J7 years. savings while bequesting a legacy ductions in staffing, significant plans before the end of 1991.