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Thursday, October 15,1992 Vol. 99, No. 42 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents CRANFORD • GARWOOD • KENIILWORTH
Tls the season Recycling drive on Saturday at center flood relief QK'd There, will be ah aluminum can land newspaper drive at the-Con- servation Center Saturday__frorri 25; trees may be cut down 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Newspapers must be bundled, and drdpoffs By BOB SULLIVAN jlworth to pay for the project have should be made at the recycling reached a dead end. THE CHRONICLE . . truck and not at the dumpster. The. low-lying area, which in- The drive is sponsored by St. The Township Committee Tues- cludes parts of Columbia Avenue, Michael's Boy Scout Troop 178. day approved a project designed to L6ciist Drive, Dunham Avenue, EI- alleviate flooding in the Orange mora Avenue, and several others, .Avemaearea. .•>•',; ., •?•••'•••'••: •'•; '. has been plagued by flbodil. during . By a 4-lv vote, the committee ap-; heavy, quick rains. Parents meet on proved, the approximately $625,000 Township Engineer. Karen project, which will install a 3(Mnch Kramkowski endorsed the project, Wednesday at OAS. express drain down Dunham Av- saying, "I think the project will Special Educated and Excep- enue and another under Nor-; work, and this is an excellent tional Child (S.E.E.C.), a support mandie Place. As; many as 25 trees I*rice." Qrigbial estimates tabbed group .for parents of all special may. be chopped down to make . the project at $750,000. ; heeds children, will meet Wednes- room for the pipes. day at 7:30 p.m. in the Orange The project will take &-9 months Avenue School cafeteria The to complete, and construction Gogen vote on 26th guest speaker wil| be teacher should begin within 30 days. . Clark's; Board of Adiustment Ethel White, who will discuss, Mayor Edward Jtobinson voted spent an hour at its Tuesday teaming disabilities and will answer against the project, He said rie was~ meeting discussing teichnicalV questions from the audience. For concerned that drains might riot ties, but wound up vowing to further information call Patty actually solve the flood problem rule on a proposed cc- Busick, 276-6173.. • and that construction would dis- geheration plant at its OcL 26 rupt a large portion of the town for meeting. . . . . a longtime. Any board comments on the "I'm still not comfortable with it,1 merits of the E.E.A Cprp.'s vari- '5Os music fest set he said. "I don't know if it's, the ance application to build the fa- AUGUSTO MENEZES/THE CHRONICLE only approach." cility on the site of Clark^s U.S. for Friday at CHS Kateljn Morgan, 6, takes a break, while mom, Mary Morgan, keeps looking for that perfect He said that 20 percent of the Gypsum company will be made Tomorrow is the day for the jack-o-lantem at Dreyer's Farm on Springfield Avenue. flood waters in the area come from at the Oct. 26 meeting. third annual Chamber of Com- Kenilworth, but efforts to get Ken-r merce 1950s music show featur- ing Gary Lane and the Heartbeats at the Cranford High School audi- torium. But this year, the Galloping School panel asks town to profiJe new super Hill Cruisers will host a selection of 13 classic automobiles from the By BOB SULJUVAN position. . '.The Needs Subcommittee is date profile Nov. 12. ementary school PTA-PTC repre- 1950s just outside the high school. In an effort to include residents' trying" to make sure that the resi- The form can be returned in per- sentative; Helen Pbpiel, senior citi- The group meets. weekly during THE CHRONICLE feelings about the new superinten- dents and the staff have input irito son or mailed ;'t6" any • Cranford . zen representative; • and the Pvey. the- summer at Hve Points in There won't be any.$l millipn dent, the committee will mail 8,300 the qualities we're looking for," . school, the Board of Education of- Douglas Miller from tho Cranford Union and has been featured at prize-winning numher inside, hut surveys asking people to > name Search^. Committee Chairwoman fices, the community center, or the Clergy Council: ;.;'• Cranford's Fourth of July festivities. there's still a good reason to fill out qualities they seek in thernew Christine fearr said. Cranford- Public Library. Personal In addition to /the Needs Sub- The music begins at 8 p.rn. dur- the survey town residents will re- schools chief. Included are back- : A public forum on the same signatures are optional. committee, the superintendent ihg this year's show, but the clas- ceive by mail in the next few days. ground, educational skills and be- topic will be held at the high The superintendent position is search committee is divided into sic, cars will be showcased from 7 The Needs Subcommittee, of the liefs, and personal traits. school Thursday, Oct 29, at 8 p.m. open through the resignation of an Advertising Sub-committee and p.m. on into the night Cranford Superintendent Search. The survey will also be delivered To be tallied, the forrhs"•"must be Robert Paul. Ms. Barr hopes to Initial Screening Subcommittee. Tickets cost $15 each or two for. Committee is formulating a target to more than 400 Cranford teach- returned by OcL 26, but Ms. Barr complete the Search process by The Advertising Committee is $25. They may be purchased at personality and professional profile ers. Residents' surveys and teach- said forms submitted after that day March 31. chaired by Crawford Chronicle edi- the Cranford Book Store, Linda's by which to scree i candidates for. ers' surveys will be color coded and will also be considered The Needs There are three subcommittees tor Edward Carroll, while Police Book Exchange, or the Chamber the district's open superintendent tallied separately. Subcommittee will unveil its candi- in the Superintendent Search Chief Harry Wilde will chair the of. Commerce office in town hall, Cbrnmittee. The Needs - Subcom- Screening Committee. mittee is broken into two teams, Mr. Carroll is joined by Robert or by calling Ben Shaw of Garden one chaired by Committeewoman Sintich, school board member, and State Entertainment at 709-4077. Carolyn Vollero, the other by Prin- Connie Toth, high school teacher. ; They will also be available to' Oassmates unite behind Beth cipal Joan Melvin. Committee Other Initial Screening Subcom- late-comers at the. door Friday members include Edna Silvey, mittee members are James John- night. . By BOB SULLIVAN pital after being in remission it row registry system, Several na-. usually means that you get a trans- tional registries, keep track of Cranford Board of Education mem-; son, district affirmative action of- THE CHRONICLE . , ^ ber, Ann Beams from Cranford ficer, Chamblin Johnson, student plant or else," Beth's brother Jace donor's bone marrow types, and all High School's PTA-PTC; Donald government representative from Turner said. must be contacted when looking A former Cranford resident fight- 1 Whellan, a Cranford elementary the high school; and Andrew Pel- ID deadline today ing a tough bout with leukemia is Matching bone marrow for do - for amatch, •:'.-. school' teacHer; Rita Seay, el- liccioj School board member. getting help from her former high nations is very tricky •— the chance He said people could help his for seniors' program of any one person being a perfect sister in three ways. Potential do- Cranford residents 60 and older school classmates. nors need to be tested as soon as Beth Levine, a 1982 graduate of match is only about one in 20,000. can receive a free, laminated pic- But those odds are improving possible. While matches are deter- ture identification card. Cranford High School, was diag- mined through a simple blood test, nosed with leukemia in 1990. The now that Ms. Levine's classmates Big wheels . Pre-reglstratlon Is required and are getting involved. the test costs $50. That cost is forms can be picked up at the disease was in remission until May sometimes prohibitive, so the reg^ of this year, but it has now pro- The class of 1982 is organizing community center. Registration for its 10-year reunion, set for Nov. istries are also looking for. cash do- forms must be returned by today. gressed to the point where a bone nations in order to test more indi- marrow transplant is necessary. 27. With about 450 students in the No applications will be accepted class, reunion organizer Linda viduals.. Oct 20 or 21 when the cards and "When you go back into the hos- Caminiti hopes the class's gener- Mr. Turner and his sister's doc- photos will be produced. The pro- osity and some good luck will help tors are also asking small groups to gram will be held Tuesday and Ms. Levine. organize and get tested in bulk -- Wednesday, Oct. 20 and 21, from something Ms. Levine's^classmates 9:30 a.m.-1:3Q p.m. at the com- "You never know. With spouses, are. already doing. ' . munity center, 200 Bloomingdale there could be as many, as 600 or Ms. Levine, who moved to Se- Ave. 650 people involved (with the re- attle, Wash., two years ago to live union)," Ms. Caminiti said. near a special hospital, was re- For more information, call sher- She said most classmates were leased from that hospital within iff s office at 527-4450. unaware of Ms. Levine's illness the past two weeks. .: until earlier this month, when Mr. Anyone interested in more in- Turner contacted class representa- formation about Ms. Levine can Blood testing will tives. The letter he sent to Ms. call "her brptfter' during business Caminiti asking for bone marrow hours at (914) 368-6492 or week- gauge 23 symptoms donors is being sentto the class of ends at (908) 756-9273. . The Cranford Health Depart- 1982 nextweek along with reunion The HLA Bone Marrow Registry ment, in conjunction with Muhlen- reminders. Foundation can be contacted di- berg Regional Medical Center.of Mr. Turner said that part of the Man charged with leaving accident scene v ^merce. . ••; ''•..'•"••/••'• .:: ..•••;• / ''. • , ,.':•..'" • •<•'••.;:• , •'•.' ':.• •;•• '• .'• '. Police responded to the report of Saturday, Oct 10 ' i'./ a: utility, pole lying across the road Armando Diaz of Hollywood Av- near the intersection of Spring Av- | Police log enue was charged with assault and enue and.Seneca Road at 4:44 a.m. driving while intoxicated by Officer Oct: 6 and. later arrested a Cranford: • Charles Hoeffler at 12:50 a,m. He tocycling inoves to two vehicles resident for leaving the scene Of an ing 'while intoxicated at 11:07 i).m. . allegedly assaulted his wife during collection system has been imple- • Glass bottles and jars must be. well-rinsed with all a dispute before the arrest. mented, for towns serviced by the Union; County Utiji- caps and lids removed. Glass must be placed at the accident When Officer.John Sta- Mr. Rpceo, 24, IJnion, was stopped Enjoy Old-Fashioned Bavarian food and beer. i i nier arrived," he found a car aban- while driving on • North Avenue •"'• ' i Authority's (UCUA) Regional 'Oirbside Recycling curb in a sturdy, reusable cdnteiner. Oriry bottles and Friday, Oct. 9 Sing to Oompah Bands— ••;.•'••* am, UCUAChairmanlAngelo'•%. Bonanno! said. jars will be collected. No windows, glass, dishes, doned on a nearby park lawn. Mo* East near. Centennial Avenue. He pyrex, mirrors, crystal or ceramics. . ments later, car owner Ronald was also charged with^disregarding A Nomahegan Court home was Saturday nights, 8-10 P.M. October 10,17,24 3 new, efficient system was implemented by Ad- reported burglarized. The house vanced Recycling Technology Systems Iijc. (ARTS) • Corrugated Cardboard must be etnpty, clean, flatr Schick, 32, was found at his Lin- a red light and refusal to take a tened and tied in bundles. No paper bags, food or coln Avenue home. He was breathalyzer test ; / was ransacked and an undisclosed j«ter they began operating this program last month. amount of items were taken. Wurat! J>Tne regional program collects six materials: news- beverage packaging, magazines, telephone books, charged with reckless driving, fail- ••• • ' • '. . •••••. •• •. tampers, glass bottles and jars, aluminum and tin con-junk mail or newspapers should be discarded with ARAGUN GOBLET AND BOWL ure to keep right, leaving the scene Sunday, Oct 11 A Cranford resident was arrested OKTOBEffFEST SPECIAL MENU tainers, plastic bottles and household corrugated — at household corrugated. • of an accident, driving while unin- A Roselle resident was charged for driving while intoxicated after SERVED ALL PAY THROUGH OCTOBER 31 Jewrbside every other week. • Plastic bottles must be rinsed well with all caps and sured, and obstructing the ad- with driving while intoxicated and being involved in a four-car ac- Bauernwurst, ^Newspapers, glass bottles and jars and aluminum lids removed All bottles should be flattened. Only Waterford, hand-cut, mouth-blown, full lead Irish crystal. ministration oflaw. . careless driving at 1:52 a4n, Joseph cident on South Avenue near liri- plastic bottles that contain pourable liquid, such as Bratwurst, Bockwurst npd tin containers are picked up by one truck and milk, soda, juice or detergent will be accepted. No • •';•:•''. On the cutting-edge of heirloom. In other police items: Auoib, 35, was stopped by: Officer coln Avenue at 8:51 a.rh. Frank jpiastic bottles and household corrugated are picked Monday, Oct. 12 Chris Chapman while driving on and other favorites squeeze botties, packaging, plastic wrap or containers Gorbau, 54, 6f North Avenue West, ,|up by another. • • '. ; '•..'•'•-' holding food or hazardous materials, such as motor oil Officer Stahier arrested? Dean South Union Avenue. was arrested by Officer James SPECIAL OKTOBERFEST BEERS |;.A packer tmck, used exclusively for the collection Rocco and charged him with driv- or antifreeze, will be collected. Acceptable materials Switek. . '••'.'•, • Hacker-Pschorr on Draft ^f recyclable materials, is used for the collection of will have a PET, PETE or HDPE mark or the number • Weissbier Maas • Dinkelacker ' [plastic bottles and household cornigatecL These ve^ 1 or 2 in a triangle imprinted on the bottbrri of the iijcles are the most practical and economical for the • Samuel Adams •bottle/: ' . ••• • •;. •'••.•••• .••''•:• '•: • .'-:• '.• . ^collection of these materials since the compaction of • Aluminum and tin cans must be well rinsed and JEWELER SINCE H45 il|hese two recyclables does not contaminate either ma- placed in a sturdy, reusable container. Paint cans and YOUR PERSONAL :iieri9i; •:•':••:. ':••.•.. ..:..•:.:;-'.:•' .:!'.• ••..;•. ..: . .'••••• •::' .'• spray cans will not be.collected. ; j^Resident3 are reminded to set out their recyclables Glass and plastic recyclables must be set out in ijjy 7:30 a.m. the day they are scheduled for collection, separate, sturdy reusable containers. Aluminum and ttlfJti ^Residents should prepare their materials according to tin cans can be commingled in one container. Mar 12 North Avenue West • Cranford, NJ 07016 ' BAR & RESTAURANT ;*t|te following guideline: . terials placed in plastic or paper bags will not be 908-276-6718 :.'. CRANFORD • BRIDGE WATER • MORRISTOWN • SUMMIT • MONTCLAlR jKj Newspapers must be clean and tied in bundles that collected. NJ Toll Free Nurnbor: 1-800-464-MARTIN"- „ i-Sjce no more than 12 inches thick. The bundles may The Regional Curbside Recycling Program services • s*ZS PUBUC NOTICE •ufibt include paper bags, magazines, telephone,books 13 Union County municipalities including Granfbrd, AGS ACCREDITED OEMUB (*&)• CERFnnED GEMOLOGIST APPRAISER ; Garwood, Scotch Plains, and Westfield. orjunkmail. .••' .••...•' :'•;'•', Monday, Tuesday & Friday 9:45-5:30. • Thupday 9:45-8-.3O • Saturday 9:30 -5:00 •Closed Wed, MEAN BUSINESS A RJEAL FISCAL PLAN WR CRANFORD^S FUTURE 1. Eliminate public safety director position — $100,000 sayings per 2. Redevelop Gibson business park site with.traffic management improvements -.$150,000 tax gain per year; , Deputy Mayor Bilger Joe Carroll CRANFORD! 3. Establish discpunt'commuter parking rates for underutilized High . Pictured above are the Republican candidates who v^0M# Street lot; arid use revenue to promote downtown retail parking;; LITTER IS UNSIGHTLY AND UNHEALTHY FOR PEOPLE, '• :' • ••' •" •. ' '••'''. .' • •'.•.• •' ' •' ' • •;: , • '••.''• . • •. • . '• ' • . ' ' . ' • •'. • . ic want Cranford residents to have a supermarket. ANIMALS AND THE ENVIRONMENT. 4; Reestablish fair share partnership for streetscape with downtown property owners, don't replace municipal sidewalks with bricks LITTER IS DIRECTLY ATTRIBUTABLE TO HOW PEOPLE ,$250,000 savings; ; , HANDLE SOLID WASTE. 5. Fully implement j oint school-municipar purchasing through E-Mail computer link, formal agreement and capital improvement I LITTER ORIGINATES FROM PEDESTRIANS, MOTORISTS, financing coordination — set goal of 1% of tax levyor $380,000 cost Picture UNCOVERED TRUCKS, CONSTRUCTION SITES, AND IMPROPER • ' savings;.. • •. •• .,". • ; • : / . .: • ' ., ' .•••;. • ••'. ;' '• : Not CONTAINERS FOR GARBAGE. 6. Re-appoiht Citizens Budget Advisory Committee for 1993 budget; Available ABSOLUTELY TOWNSHIP ORDINANCE NO. 89-2 PROHIBITS: 7. Merge existing Building Department into. Fire Department- •- Littering on private and public property including streets, $40,000 savings;, : parks, waterways & sewers; 8. Control health costs of municipal employees by joining the State Health Benefits Program — $125,000 savings per year; D. Aschenbach A N.Albert - Littering from vehicles; 9. Fight for Cranford's full share of New Jersey's gross receipts tax - Pictured above are the Democratic candidates - Depositing household garbage in Township receptacles; $500,000 per year increased revenue; When you become a New Mac Arthur Fuel Automatic who DO NOT want Cranford residents to have - Accumulating debris at construction sites; and 10. Restructure Township and school debt and capital program — . a supermarket $200,000 savings. Delivery customer for one year, -v - Overflowing waste receptacles. * you'll get 100 GALLONS of In addition these Democrats want Cranford's VIOLATORS MAY BE FINED UP TO $500 AND BE RESPONSIBLE FOR -HEATING OIL FREE! And, I'll Zoning discussions to be made by CLEANING UP THE DEBRIS OR LITTER! even honor your existing Oil an out-of-town judge. Burner Service Contract for PLEASE... KEEP CRANFORD CLEAN! its entire duration! r CRANFORD Fast, Courteous • Automatic Deliveries. CLEAN COMMUNITIES COMMITTEE 24 Hour—7 Day a Week • Interest-Bearing Budget" n. Service. ••Senior Citizen Discount. DAN ASCHENBACH NORMAN ALBERT ELECT DAN ASCHENBACH PATRICIA LYNN Chairman Coordinator REAL PROPOSALS WITH REAL SAVINGS GALL TOLL FREE TODAY Members: Norm Albert Bob Bendlin, Dave DesRochers, Nelson Dittmar, Jr., ON NOVEMBER 3RD MAKE A CHOICE FOR OUR FUTURE Gerda Geiger, Al Gessler, Rich Jones, ! 1-800-242-0216 John Malar, Joe Muslllo, Christine <*,, Sbaratta, Mario Seavy, Jack Warrington ¥ ELECT ASCHENBACH AND ALBERT BILGER & CARROLL and Skip Winter. RTHURFUEL Republicans who will make the proper zoning DEMOCRATS FOR decisions for Cranford in Cranford. CRANFORD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Paid for by Cranford Republican Campaign: Robert McArthur Treas. 725 Willow St., Cranford, N.J. PAID FOR BY COMMITTEE TO ELECT ASCHENBACH AND ALBERT, STEVE MERMAN, TREASURER. YOUR LEADER IN SERVICE t 23 MENDELL AVE., CRANFORD -The Chranicle- -The Chronicle- v- October 15,1992 Commentary A-5 A-4. The Chronicle October 15, .1992' uided attacks on downtown improvement hurt town, politics ToTheChronlcle:^~—~- ? ',''•• . •• •' ~— ,we as a community do not need nor'should be of a mind" attacks on the Streetscape project would leave-the citizens Department will allow htm to usetheir aerial ladder truck. Here is a riddle. When is a tax payrnent made but not to putupwUh. • , '.••• • to believe that the sidewalks around the area of the mu- Cranford does not need politics of disillusion and divi- really made? When it's.paid to the Township of Cranford.: What is the purpose of attacking the public safety direc- nicipal building are in perfect condition. A rapid site visit sion, tt needs local officials less interested in getting rev ^Last week's political hatchet job on the final phase of the tor? Is there something at work here that the public does reveals that there are no less than. 50 cracked or broken elected and more interested in how to prepare Cranford ' "streetscape improvements to Cranford's downtown cer- not know or is it simply a game of political brinkmanship concrete sidewalk sections in this area. No less than 100 for the year 2000; Cranf6rd needs more people of spirit to tainly proved that, . . lineal feet of sunken sidewalk along the park across from with no rules? Whether we agree with the; position or not promote: it and to immerse themselves in the process. In ; As a property owner in the central business district who it is a fact. Whether the cost savings are correct or not, this the municipal building (any pavers removed at this location doing so imprbvemfents made to this community will be has been paying a special tax on my property for the last individual, who has served the community, known as are to be used at Hansen Park) and the asphalt paving viewed in relation to the whole not as special projects for five or Six years, imagine my surprise-to read we realty Cranford, for almost 30 years with distinction, need not be along the park next to Gray's Funeral Home is heaved in have not paid anything at all. Now, f do not particularly dragged through the political mud simply because certain some spots and cracked in others, tf the local candidates the benefit of one group or another. They, will come to want my money back, but can'someone please tell me others politicaHy ot otherwise motivated, did not and do do not believe these areas should be fixed, let them bear understand that; our employees should not be. used as Every school district should re-examine where it went? Isn't it long overdue for the critics of the not have their way. The public safety director has a legaty the full financial burden should someone fall. These days a pawns in a political chess match and that it is only through Improvements to Cranfprd's downtown curb their political enforceable contract with this community and it would be broken hip or leg financial setttements-in the hundreds of community effort that meaningful progress can be made. appetite and jofn with the rest of this, community and make unwise for anyone to attempt to break this contract by any thousands. Ask the residents of KenBwprth how they are The. seal of the'township bears two words I suggest that regionalization under this proposed bill sure that all the improvements downtown do hot go to'1 method. To dd so Invites trouble ahead not for our politf enjoying the rewards of politicians playing games instead those politiciahs who care to use their talents in a disrup- waste for the sake of politics. These misguided attacks not dans but for the taxpayers who will bear the full cost of of attending; to business. Air candidates are invited to a site tive and spiteful manner read the words on this seal and . In too many school districts, taxpayers are rollments. ; tour only after providing th© township with a "release of only make those who make them .look ..foolish, but they breach of contract.The last time the local politicians took contemplate their meaning. If they, fail to Understand them being crushed as industrial/and commercial rat- The bill also gives voters in towns considering on a department head it was several years ago when they liability. form" in case they should not only trip on their also place the entire township in the same light. either in part^or in full.perhaps they should seek office in a ables diminish, school populations drop and ef- school regionalization the power to decide the Truly, last Week's brick paver article, together with the took on. the township engineer. Cranford lost one of the words, but, also, the cracked sidewalk. While they are there, perhaps they can look up for just a moment and location that simply wants to be a spot on a map rather" forts to regionalize the school district are re- cost apportionment at the" same time they would personal attack upon the public safety. director have best flood control experts in the state and an entire depart- notice that the cupola that adorns bur municipal building is than a community of people. . brought Cranford politics just about to rock bottom. The ment was handicapped for two years. I wonder what the buffed 6y neighboring towns fearing sharp tax vote oh regionalization: itself. in desperate need of painting. Perhaps they're waiting for facts no longer matter.; Grartford presently finds itself on "soft costs" of that fiasco were. Do hot ask the politicians, PAUL T. LaCORTE increases. . : The bill, co-authored by Assemblyman Rich- Commissioner HoeffleY to get disgusted and do it himself. the defining edge of not "politics of inclusion" but of they're gone. • • • : . ; ; 102 Walnut Ave. It should not be difficult I'm sure that the Rahway Fire : Sadly for the taxpayers and pupils in the rat- ard Bagger of Westfield, mightciear the As- politics of disillusion and division. This kind of trail blazing In conclusion, as a point of Information, the most recent Granford able-poor districts, both economic relief'and a sembly by the end of this mdnth and move to ; stronger education opportunity are lost when re- the Senate. So far, it has enjoyed bi-partisan gionalization is thwarted, often well before a support in the Assembly Education Committee Garwood citizens, students deserve school board that does its homework study or referendum can even be organized; and hasn't drawn organized opposition from the Garwood schools aren't way To The Chronicle: ' cause there should be few or no explain the basic proce- tine transfers of funds necessary Facing just such an anti-regionalization force, teacher union, school board association, or the Having been a regular attendant conflicts pf interest, arid, certainly, dures of "board meetings. Surely, for the district to operate. : school leaders of Bound Brook, South Bound state Department of Education. at the Garwood Board of Education all bpard members should be able the meaning of the word "abstain" Ms. Koenig has abstained. from they used to be, writer says Brook and Dunelleh went to the. state legisla- . Once enacted,, this bill would allow every disy meetings for the past two years, I to forrn an opinion, Was explained. voting on the approval of the con- To The CJhrpnicie: , : ture, appealing for a rewrite of the re- T tricti including existing regionalized districts, to have become-aware of "a trend^—The—Garwood^ Board.^-of^ Ed- — Nonetheless,- in- recent months, tracts to purchase industrial arts '.' On Oct 2, I went to the school for my pre^approved visit to observe which, at the very least, needs to ucation has recently spent $780, by teaching services, the.: leasing of gionalization lawto allow a 50-50 split of costs, reopen options forsharingpostsamong member Mr. Urrico has abstained from votr my sort's fir^grade dassroom. I.had been scheduled for this visit for": ;be e>^)lained, but,.hopefully,, will state mandate, Jo send Mrs. Austin -ing on the leasing of computers for computers for student usaiget. bill liielawnc^m '. towns, ancl even of adding more towris to the : almpst a^mpnth, and wlien I went'to keep niy appbintment, I was told by cease. When..a-;board.rnernber-.ab^-::and--Ms?-. Koenig to. new board student usage, the approval of vol- lists,. and the purchase of equip- r district be split between Member:towns based •.. stairtg to vote on a motion; it indi- member seminars sponsored by unteer aides, the five-year cur- rrieht to computerize the business Superintendent Walter Boright that I had: "abused my privilege", by on a ratio of each town's taxable property value. Larger districts, handling at least 2,500 stii- t ]ei^erJaTconflic^ t of interest t or New Jersey. School "Boards Associa- riculum plan, the three-year Special office, as -requifed by state mah- entering the school- twice on Sept 14 (once in the moping arid once in ' ; ; The wealthier town shares iiiore of the tax bur- derits, are most likely to offer the best faculty no, opinion on the rnatter. '^Hiis^ u'on;^Mr;iUrricrj^ also' has"attendled education plain, the approval of dte^ "' " ^ TJhle afternoon) and 6ncel)nitKe afternoon of Sept M- " " ¥ ' t leads me to. believe that an absteh- these seminars at a cost' of over substitute teachers, clerks, sec- Last July, vvhen Mr. tjrrico-was I entered the class in the morning on Sept. 14 because, my children deh.regardless of how many students it might ;, and choice of courses to students in every grade tion would happen infrequently be- $200. The purpose of, these ses- retaries and aides as well as rou- asked to explain his abstention on were late that day arid they refused to go to their classes without me. have. • ' .' •'• • ..•'•'• •."•. .' ••••'.-, . • level-and learning potential gradient. the approval of the superinten- A bill now headed for an Assembly vote goes Mr. Bagger says his bill could lead to dozens dent's report, he did not explain,- Rather than argue with them and make them even later, I went with beyond a rigid 50-50 alternative and would allow of regionalizations over the next five years. Parents congratulate Washington School faculty on wqrk but, rather, answered in a rude and them. On seeing the first-grade dass, I decided that I wanted a better School districts to allocate costs between them To The Chronicle: have created for our children. learning for its own sake, and great sarcastic manner. This, in itself, is look, and that I would go back after school when there were no children On behalf of the students and taxpayers, let's contrary to his post-election state- using any;,pbnibination pfratables or pupil en- We would like to take this op-, In particular, we are impressed pride in their own ac- in the room. After school was disrnissed about 3:30 p.m. I and another hope so. ment that he would be willing to. parent went up to look at the classroom. Now, given everything, I have portunity to congratulate the ad- with Linda Posunko's knowledge, complishments. '; •" answer citizens' questions, if only to wonder whether it was the fact I was in the dass or what I had to say Change is always difficult, but they would ask. ministration and teaching stafT of dedication and genuine concern, for about it that caused the administration so much distress. Letters to the editor Washington School for the won- our children. She gives to them we believe that now is the time to I believe that the tax-paying step out of the past and into the public has a right to be represented I would like to point out that I followed the rules about making an derful world of learning that they rare, and special gifts; the love of Washington School parent finds positive activity there future, so that our children will be by board members who are inter- appointment to observe the class in session before Mr. Boright told; the community that "the board had decided"-not to let anyone go. in to To The Chronicle: . strengths. The PAG members have class and afterwards, I spoke^.to better able to meet the challenges ested and informed enough to be State aid cuts to townshippjut candidates able to form an opinion. A "yes" or observe until Oct 1. (I handed in my request the morning of Sept 8, and I have heard a lot of positive talk worked with the teachers and ad- many moms and. dads. The "re- •A- wet and successful PTC Run '92 which lay before them. . 1 "no' vote shows us where they was told this pn Sept 9.) 1 did riot, at any time, observe the dass. In one lately from the parents of Garwood ministrators to make the transition Tp the Chronide: thank all the volunteers who KATHLEEN REYNOLDS sponses I received about tKe stand on an issue and enables a instance, I just dropped my children off, and in the other, I went in with on the line to cover a 7-figure budget gap schools. Their children are re- as friendly as possible. They have changes in the school system were ..„ Despite the rain, the Parent, helped the day of the run. All of JUL1ANNE RODRIGUEZ voter to decide whether or not to your time and effort is truly ap- the other parent when the class was empty. The dass was also empty of One million dollars. That's the real-life budget could be done next year. . sponding well to the new system. been painting, sewing, making lists overwhelmingly positive. Secoirid- teacher Council (PTC) Run for Ed- JEANETTE LAMETTA support them should they seek re- ucation was a huge success once preciated. . ..'.'•• election. children on Sept 18 when my daughter was "poking around" in the gap facing Cranford town hall in 1993. If GOP Longer-term ideas include pursuing Gran- If you had the.time to attend the of needs and finding answers. It is and third-graders having the^im- Lastly, the FTC th,ariks all those THELMA PASQUAR1ELLO dassropm, as children often do, so I went in to get her so that we "again. I would like to thank the The children in our schools de- o candidate Joe Carroll is right, it's $L4 million. ford's fair share of gross receipts tax and devel- Parents Advisory Committee (PAC) such a pleasure to see the children portunity to use computers was Sje "'committee who made it all happen who participated in the run. 1 hope, ANN and JAMES DLUGOSZ wouldn't be late for an appointment If the classroom was empty, how oping vacant properties. Realistically, however, around Washington school smiling/ main focus though the combining MICHAEL and SANDY WILSON serve representation that cares . In 1993, $720,000 in state aid will disappear. meeting held Sept 29 or back-to- -w they never stopped working. you enjoyed it as much as it looked enough to do their homework. If • could we have been disruptive? And why would Mr. Boright tell me that Add to that over $300,000 in salary increases, these cannot impact next year's budget school night program on Oct 1, hbgging their teachers and just of north and south side classes tv&s • since last year's run: Joanne and like you did. DEBRAHOY the considerable time arid effort re- I won't be allowed to observe my chiid's dass this year beeause I was already cemented in contracts, and before the Shared services among towns and selling. you also would have been pleas- generally enthusiastic. also a plus— ' .''c^ Jeff McFadden, Marie Carey, Ben The Ruth S. Janovsik Scholar- JERRY and LINDA RUSSO quired of board members is too already in twice? DPW equipment might produce immediate sav- Back-to-school night was ac- I could go on, but I want to tafee. : Pjckey, ifim Occi, Al Zuravnski, ship Fund for graduating seniors LILLIAN SHEERAN much for these individuals, then, candidates even take their oath of office on New antly surprised. .John Mealey, Rich Meier, arid Skip Another thing that bothers me is that parents have been coming and ings, but they won't make a significant dent in cented by the first general PTA from Cranford High School has JILL M.GILL respectfully, I ask that they resign Year's Day, they'll be behind a $1 million 8-ball. )Mr. T* Kennedy, supervisor of this time to thank the BOE,| 3^ ^Oach. I thank your families for greatly benefited by the efforts of going, dropping kids off at their classes, -etc., but, "as far, as I know, I'm the budget gap. meeting of this school year. The ministrators and definitely ^J BEVERLY PARROTT from their positions. : Filling that gap is clearly the single most im- cuiticulum and instruction, ex- : ''-their patience throughbut the past the community of Cranford. PATRICIA MARSEGLJA the only person who got a letter from the board "president, Stephen It's time each candidate stepped forward with ; -. .MARY and KEVIN BAILEY portant issue facing Township Committee candi- plained clearly how young children theme of this year is "Through the teachers for making this year^ .aj -year. • • . '. • .'••-•.' ••••• ' ;•*•-••'••-.•.;•.'.• -f" CINDY MYERS 15 Liberty Court Lefebvre, telling me that Tve been in yiolatipri of district policy w \risits a step-by-step proposal to come up with a $1 move forward. ParentSi..Keepthe| ; .>--•-:.. ;.J:c,. ,..; JANESTIER dates. While some savings and revenue ideas learn and the way Washington Ejyes of a Child" Jiidy Schaefer ' •• I\ thank our• sponsors; -And' I .'• :-=---v-, •-(.-.-•.-.•. .''• 7-./i;'-'-» PTQpreskfent .-. ' •• ',. •.••' • •'•••••. Garwood . and could be opening myself up to a disorderly person's qf fense; if I .do it, million worth of gap filling programs for.next put together a moving presentation positive comments coming. have been bodied about, the candidates have year's'budget. Surely, it will include some Of : School has-been set up to ac- again. Everybody I mention this to Is .shocked that I even got such a not yet addressed how to make that $1 million those items already mentioned. But it's also like- cornhnodate their special needs. of slides portraying the Garwood PATRICIA TdDI^ | hope that windls oE political thaiigereach Cranford letto. As far as I lmcw^ I'm the onlv hole disappear. ly to include, barring a fiscal miracle and manna Ms. Toth, Ms; Perraro, and Ms. Po- children. ; 334 Hemlock ''Ave. r The reason Pm even bothering to write this letter 3s because I can't In my daughter's thi^d-grade GarwSWl > To The Chronicle: nel. Indeed, there seems to be no downtown project has become a required no repair in order to re- help thinking that if this oould happen to me, it could also happen to So far, one suggestion to save $100,000 is to from Trenton, a tax increase and municipal lay- sunko, instructors at Washington For Cranford taxpayers, hope- end to this tunnel. .'. .:...•. mess. The business areai.no doubt, place them with ^red brick arid ex- you. We parents are constantly being encouraged to be active partici- fire the public safety director; Another switches offs.-v ' •;.'-•••• "•;•' •• -••• ' ' ;. • • :"/'-':.- school, showed us first-hand how fully, the winds of change sweep- Taxes would undoubtedly have needed refurbishing. But $1.4 mil- tending, the brick pavements to pants in our diildreri's education; how can we do this if we have to worry health insurance to the state plan and saves they are teaching the children as Little theater deserves to he saved Voters in Cranford have a right to know before ing the nation this election year risen no matter who ran city hall. lion? outlying areas liKe gasoline sta- about being charged with a disorderly person's offense? And who do the To The Chronicle: in Room L-32, 1990-1992, six'^e- tions and the post office would from $125,000 to $400,000 annually. These things the electiorrwhgre each candidate stands. individuals, working on each one's Jviall head our way. We need'them But this crew has gone overboard. The downtown project was obvi- administration think they are, limiting our, access to bur children? I can't s In response to your recent article mesters, there have been six'pro- have been deplorable at any time. concerning the destruction of"the ductions: four plays and two'o'He- ., Responsible township govern- ously poorly planned. Tax sched- But in the midst of recession, these help but contrast my treatment in rriy own district with the treatment I little theater" also known as room man • shows. These are facts 'that | ,_ ^Republican lawmakers have gov- ment would not have picked up ules to fund it have not yet been expenditures are obscene. If at all received when I requested permission to visit the Cranford schools. Not L-32, I would like to comment Ak can be easily checked out ';- erned our town continuously the the $1,600 tab for a dinner in At- drawn, or if they have, the authori- possible, the project should be put only did I not have to wait three days to visit, but I was treated like the Viewpoint a fine arts student who has per- I strongly feel that Union Coiifity '•past 12 years. At times they have lantic City, no less, for what was ties aren't telling. The allocation bf on hold until we can equate benefit concerned parent I am. formed on that very stage, it is to College is minimizing the fine'ifrts I •governed well. More often, their essentially a private affair. costs between residents and the with cost Experts on child: abuse say that you should never send your children me and to many of my. fejlow department and has been doirtgrso | -administration has been run-of- . Neither would it have added to business community is in dispute, The township election this fall, any place where you can't walk in at any time and see them. I never then, is not about party loyalty or classmates a great tragedy that this for the past few years. If this'.room v.the-mill. But, as if to confirm the the bureaucracy a public safety di- with both groups, rightly, unwilling thought I'd see this situation in my own school district. This is not the Question: What's your reaction to Ross Perot reentering the presidential race? room is to be destroyed. I don't feel ; is destroyed, the entire th'eater.i$fo- -adage ..about the corrupting influ- rector to oversee the police and fire to assume too heavy a burden. And personalities. It is a referendum on this administration's record Which way Garwood used to be. '• ••- ii " that the people who made the deck gram will be lost at Union Cq^jify. ence of power, their performance departments, which, were already the project has been enlarged be- sion understand the devotion and ! is why I suggest that after a dozen ROSE URRICO The creativity of the students'w}io ' bf late has been abysmal. ably led and performed ex- yond expectations at great cost, as years, it is time for change. dedication the students have for create and build the sets Will be ;•••'•. •..•; , • ••..•.••: • •...- •'. .'• • ••'. 237 Fourth Ave. ^ ; TJnder Republican rule, our taxes ceptionally well. That boondoggle if the township had money on its HERMAN UEBERMAN creating a show. •••••••.• .•••••••' '••••• •••••..'. ••''• .• -• ... Garwood . lost in the auditorium, the sup- jiave almost tripled in 12 years, (salary/secretary, benefits, Social hands and felt duty-bound to 39 Rutgers Road Roy Smith, director of public re- posed replacement theater to ropm 'feid facing a $1.4,million shortfall Security taxes) cost the taxpayers spend it. lations at Union County College, L-32; Since the students of ttfiipn ririthe next budget, we see no corn- well over $100,000 a year. was quoted as saying there have County College designed and built Most irritating has _been the Most unfortunate, however, the only been two productions in the the room, I would think the admin- light at the end of the tun- waste. Ripping up sidewalks that past few years on that stage. That istration would have some interest is simply not true. Since I have in saving it. r^ been involved in. play production GRETCHEN M. f 'Gall Sherman RoseSayer June Brennan Grace Sinnott Tom Grady Joyce Keeley Robert Slntich Cranford Cranford'Yes It Cranford Cranford . Crariford Cranford Cranford "Hall.thinkh&isa does rnatter. He's "I think he has lost "I think the man is "I don't think he "I can't put ^ny "It makes the race Our policy on corrections If You Think National Politics loser and should upsetting the votes his credibility as a just not credible In will have an effect credence in the more interesting 1 not even try." . coming in for two candidate since he an/ way, shape or on the race be- man at all." since we are deal- The Chronicle wW promptly cored errors of fact, context or presentation, _._.. Going To The Dogs, Enter-Our ledftirnate eandl- backed out the form." cause it will draw Ing with an issue clarify any news content that confuses or rnlsleads readers. 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Princeton University; speaks about The program is at 1:3,6 pjn. at Cal- Joelle Niethe is betrothed -I the interaction of stars; and gas in vary Lutherait ChUreh.T' - , • galaxies at the 8 p.m. meeting of Amateur Astronomers Inc. at 0 Super moms — The. Suhurban. • • M Union, County College. Call 276- Mothers of Twin and Triplets CJub Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Niethe of Cranford announce; the engagement, of .. meets at.8.p.miat United'Jersey^' . STARI:.'.-- '•••••;••- • .•• . .•" ; their daughter, Joelle," to Mario Gioiosb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rocicb Bank, 1005 Raritan Road. An agent Gioioso of Cranford. ' , ."•- with Principal Financial Services. The bridenelect graduated from Cranford High School in 1986 and is Corp. will discuss money man- MADELYN WATERSON and THOMAS KAMINSKI erriployed by National Health Labs in CranforcL, .? SATURDAY agement and college savings pro- Her fiance graduated from Cranford High School in 1978 and the grams. 486-2694. ... SARAH HARRINGTON and TIMOTHY §taUNHARD Lincoln Technological Institute in 1983. He is employed by Perrotti OCT. 17 0 PMS forum — Dr. George Lyil Water son, Scott Kaminski Brothers Exxon in Roselle. 0 Safety fair — The Ladies Aux- Zobel, a staff obstetrician/gyne- The wedding date is Sept 5,1993. ' ,'. iliary to VFW Post 335 presents its cologist at Rahway Hospital, dis- plan February wedding here cusses premenstrual syndrome at a Satah Harrington to wed 1992 Safety Fair 10 a.m.-nooh at Mr. and Mrs. James Frank Waterson of Cranford announced the em the post, 479 South Ave. E. Admis- free lecture at 7 p.m. in the hos- Publishing milestones pital's main conference room. . Timothy Grunhard of NFL gagemeht of their daughter, Madelyn Marie (Lyn), to Thomas Scott sion is free. Kaminski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stanley Kaminski of Lodi The Chronicte wants to share important milestones in your life with 0 Election \tfarm-up — As a pre- Mr. and Mrs. James Harrington of Cranford announce the engagement The bride-elect isa graduate of Union Catholic Regional-High School, friends and neighbors. Here's how to get your information into the of their daughter, Sarah, to!Timothy Grunhard of Lee's Summit, Mo., ; ; ludejto Election Day, the. Friends Scotch. Plains, and a cum laude graduate of Montdair State College with ' paper. "• . •.••.', ;. ..; ' •' . ••• V '' '•; v '.'• •;' of the Cranford Library is present- son of Mrs. Charles Grunhard of Mountain Home, Ark., and the late a degree in communication studies. She is employed by Panasonic Co., Weddings and engagements: Forms mayjbe picked up at the CJinmi- ing a free series of weekend films THURSDAY Charles Grunhard. Secaucus, as an advertising copywriter. cle office at 102 Walnut Aye. in Cranford br mailedto you if you call us with a "cast your vote theme." The future bride graduated from Cranford High School in 1986; She..' Her fiance graduated from Paramus Catholic Boys High School, Para- at 233-9696. Pill out the form completely and clearly and return it They're scheduled through Nov. 1 OCT. 22 rrnar.r-. • attended the University of Notre Dame and received a bachelor's degree mus, and Montdair State College with a degree in broadcasting. He is promptly. You may write your own announcement and submit it to us. at 3 p:rn. in the library auditorium. 0 Advertising seminar — The in psychology in 1990. She is pursuing a master's degree in business employed by WCBS-AM in Manhattan as managing editor of. traffic arid Wedding and engagement pictures can be in color or in black and white. ^All announcements should include a name and phone number for' Today's feature is All the King's Cranford Chamber of Commerce High school yearbook photos of the members of the Cranford High School Class of 1932 slated to attend the 60th reunioh adniinistration at the Unive^ity-of-Missoun^tJKansaS-City. -"transitinformationrandas a—Chopper 88". traffic reporter,:..,_ .• •'. . -.'.' Her fiance is a 1986 graduate of St. Laurence High School inBurbank, ^erifiratioh*."inquiries should~be~addressed to the Gh7TOnicIc(-P.O. Box— Men with Broderick Crawford. presents a seminar on advertising tomorrow night in Clark. ., V • \r , A February 1993 wedding is planned at St. Michael's Church in Cran- strategies for small-business own-. Dl. He received a bachelor's degree m American studies from the Uni- 626, Cranford, NJ. 07016. Announcements may be delivered to the office versity of Notre Dame. He has been the starting center with the Kansas directly or dropped through the mail slot by 5 p.m. Friday. There is no ers at 8 a.m. at The Office, South charge for any of these announcements. . . . . Avenue West. The presentation is •City Chiefs since 1990/ : SUNDAY -by Lloyd Feinstein of Career Mar- The wedding is planned for Feb. 6, 1993 at The Basilica of the Sacred keting and representatives of local Class of '32 comes back together I Heart, Notre Dartie, Ind. OUTPATIENT SUBSTANCE OCT. 18 media. Reservations must be made ABUSE TREATMENT 0 Car wash — A ear wash to ben- by Oct. 16- Admission is free and a Today's executives, yesteryear's athletic stars to coiwene tomorrow fp efit the Methodist Youth Outreach continental breakfast is sponsored Ministry is set for 1-3 p.m. at the by the Downtown Management By BOBSULUVAN They are returning to a Cranford focusing a camera. Things were versity. Her first date with hbth Services... KEEP CRANFORD CLEAN Corporation. 709-7208. THE CHRONICLE '^. • which has a new town hall, moved, blurry for a moment, but all of a band, Farris Swackhamer,. Cranford United, Methodist from its old location at today's Puff sudden everything was in focus. It the Cranford Canoe Club. He This Leaf Blower 0 Miniature art — Miniatures Church, Walnut and Lincoln av- 'n' Stuff on North Avenue,; the new was just like we picked up the and'artists who painted on small Five years before "the new high became a regular columnist for t enues. $3. There also will be a re- school" 'twas built in 1937, 99 stu- high school, which stands where other day. It was great." « ..- Chronicle. *J freshment stand with homebaked surfaces is the topic of the meeting - Detoxification dents graduated from Cranford the athletic fields once were, and But things didh't quite get in , "In. those days, the. boys ;had| Does 160 mplL CRANFORD'S goodies. of the fine arts department of the High School at Cleveland School. the renewed downtown area. focus for Joe Klein, who was cap- walk to your house, walk to Q^ 0 Galaxies at work — Discover Wednesday Morning Club at 1 p.m. Despite the fact that these students Anthony Colaneri, self-appointed tain of the basketball and football date, walk you back home, ajnd| ANNUAL HALLOWEEN how planets are made; where at the home of Eleanor Busch, 8 graduated into, the worst period of film director, will show these'new teams. lust puB the ttcdl sOiitt and you liaic Vtondu blovw* blasts Id 1M> mph of »lr then walk home . themselves. | (XMcr. Even wet and siubbom debris tea when you want It to (P-f.ui, And FamUy Services heavy metals come from; observe Nomahegan Court, American economic history, among places to his classmates on a 9- "I just got bifocals. This guy Things were very different," snei wtOi our new inU-vtbotlon handle* Contpulcf bahnred ittti Ian.* and ouef- star factories, neutron "clocks," them were a future vice president minute video to be shown during comes up and says 'Joe Klein.; slied pnnihuUc Hits, yourlnlsh quicker and easlct than -The Chronicle- October 1,5, 1992>. A-10 Community life A-11 [October 15, 1992 The Chronicle- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Greenway will Hearty graduate | Obituaries PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE SHERIFF'S SALE TOWN8HIP OF CRRNFORD SUPE«O« COUHT OF NEW JERSEY ORDINANCE NO. 03-43 . ' CMJIlV*HW •• HUM • 1 ' 'AN ORDWANCe AMENWNQ"SECTION"'98:26^GrOF~1THE ' • New Jersey a Public Hearing will be held by iho Ptanrwvj ' DOCKET NO. F-13807-81 REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD on donating Board d the Borough ol KenUworth tor the 'approval d a SETTING FORTH THE LICENSE FEE SCHEDULE FOR CATS. ' minor sUbdMston «nd variance tor property, owned by (ho THE PRUDeNTWL HOME (JORraAQE COMPANY, INC. Estate d Anna 8ch«uer»r. ahown .on the tax maps of the ' NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP Rosemary Greenaway; a resident Of Granfbrd; retired truck driver Borough of Kenlworth da Block 41, Lots 9 J, 10. Th» applies.' VB ' ' COMMITTEE OF THg TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD, NEW JER- lav la on «• wfefi tr» Planning Board secretary and may b» CHARLES D. BENNETT and BONNIE E. BENNETT. HUS- SEY; ,• '. . '. . • . ' . of Cranford, will lead a program arid Dotothy Killmer; 26 _ . ' rflvwwed during normal work hours. CRANFORD — Joseph Severini BANOANOVVIFE ' track titled Donor Development at |.-;j,'\ ' '• : Raymond Scheuerer J Sr., 74, a retired truck driver, died cKildren; 10 great-grand- ' •.. ,; •. • Deltndants . ' Section .1. That Section 98-28 Q. ol the Revised Orcinances the annual New Jersey Conference . .. Applicant of the TownaWp of Crantord Is amended to read aa totovs: Oct. 8> 1992 at Bayonne Hospital. . children; arid three sisters, Flo- , „„ Mice is published ty iho applicant by.Order of the * OP EXECUTON FOR SALE OF MORT- ' Q. License tee schedule. A icaraa shall be Issued as folows: on Philanthropy to be held Oct. 29-, I ' pdroUQh d Kenilworth Planning Board. . For the peflod January 1, 1993 to December 31. 1933 cV He was born in Jersey City and rence Cirone, Helen Gallipoli, arid ''' "'•'.•' '• " Thomas A. Vrlale, Esq. portion thereof and lor each successive calendar year or por- 30 at the Somerset Plaza (formerly 562 Boulevard tfmoion to me * tion thereof a payment of S11.00 tor each urmeuiered cat and lived in that city before moving to ; Esther Lanzetta. Kenllv»orth, fU 07033. "? L*™ **&*• ** •*VptWlrwndu»jB.BWldjB0 0 18.00 tor each neutered cat There anal be payable In addition ' the Hilton), Somerset. CCSM It Oct 15. 1992 2 Cranford in 1991. . . His wife, Isabel Bobkier Sevens, ^?«wCourt HOUM. In the Otyol Etoabeth, NJ.on to the fees set forth herein a lat« fee charge of $.1.00 per. The annual conference, spon- 1'bfr « WEDNE8OAY, »w 4th day ol NOVEMBER, AD, 1992 at calendar.month lor ol cat.lcenses Issued after January 31 of. Mr. Severini retired in 1974 after is deceased Another son, Ronatd BOROUOH Of KEHILWORTH two o'dook In the afternoon ol nld day. • any year beginning wkh 1992.' sored by the New Jersey Chapter . ORDINANCE NO. 62-18 '. 35 years with the Schuster Truck- Severini, and another brother, At- J[>»2roparty to be nld l> located In the To*mhlp of Section 2. This crcSnance thai take, effect on January 1, of the National Society of Fund Cranhrd In the County ol Union, New Jeraey. Premlsea are •1983. . ' ••• . .. . • • tillo Severini, also are deceased, no ORDLNANDE PROVIWNQ FOR INSTALLATION OF BELGIUM commonly known aa 18 Buchanan StntM, Crantord, New • . Edward M: Robnson' ing Co. of Liyndhurst He served in I BLOCK CURBS .ON THAT POPTTLON OF •MENTON AVENUE • Jeraay. -, . • • . . • • • • . ... Raising Executives (NSFKE) is in- : Chairman, Township Commlttae the Navy during World War II and Graveside services were h^l 1 FROM MICHIGAN AVENUE TO PAST BLOFLMLNGOALE AV- Tax Lot i In Block 603 - . ' valuable to non-profit organizations yesterday at Hillside Cemetery, IRUIE WCT-UWNG A SMALL SECTION OF BLOOMINGDALE ^Omanalona ol Lot (Appnxdmataty) 40 ieet wlda by 100 feel , '".••• NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE • . • seeking professional insights into was a member of the Friday Club . 'AVENUE TO BE ASSESSED AS A'LOCAL IMPROVEMENT of Cranford. Lyndhurst. Arrangements were by' 7l*foaV AT THE COST OF THE OWNERS OF ADJACENT Njan^ Croaa Sniet Situate on. the' aoutheastvV aide d . The toreoolng ordnance was Introduced and pasaed on M fund raising techniques. Buchanan Street,. 80.00 teet.lrcm. the northeasterly tide .ol . rooting at a meeting d the Township Committee of. the Town- the Greenville Memorial Horfte, • OeaiyAuenue • • . """""' • ship of Cranfoid, NJ. on Tuesday, Octqber' 13. 1992 and will' Survivors include six sons, JCK 1 Ms. Greenaway will focus on sev- . ' ."•. ;'• STATEMENT . bo.considered for inal passage after public hearing at.the seph Severini Jr., Richard Severini, Jersey City. . •'• . - T Tt^e notice that Iheabove Ordinance wa£ passed on tho. Municipal BuKcing, Cranfotd, NJ. on Tuesday-October'27, / eral aspects of donor development: V.JJW reading alter public hearing at a regular meeting ol the du 1992 at 8:00 P.M. (prevailing time) ' ' ~ 't.LJj!.'> COOQOOOOOOdEE In lieu of flowers, contributions J5. »i»PP«»*nataly the suni d.$138.710.4d to- the ABCs of Prospect Research; Arthur Severini, John Severini, . ifovemlng Body dine Borough oIKonlkMjrth on the 14th day ^te«Ulntereat)rorfi JANUARY ,15,1992 and costs. ATTEST: . . •••.-• -'•"" • '• . • • Robert Severini, and Thomas Sev- may be made to the American ~" •^October; 1992. . • • ' ' . ' Jj^oi ?•' """"Won on Bo in the Union County • AneneM.GIgon . ' ' Prospecting for Leadership and " ' . . Mai«aret Adler Municipal Oe* ' . ••-. ' P erini; two daughters, Joarin Rlccio • ney Foundation. • " Borough C3eri< The Sheriff raaatvei the Hoht to adjourn thla aalo. S16.32 ' ' . ••CC696lTOctobor18,1992 Major Gift Solicitation. ,$8,87 • •..•.•'• • ' ' CC6881tOct.16, 1992. • ...'• RALPH FROEHUCH' SUM . Ms. Greenaway is the. director of WEBERMUTH&WEBER.ESOS, . . ;cx-io38(STi..*cq • :•• : BOROUOH OF KENILWORTH . prospect research for Si Barnabas .*£ TOWNSHIP OF CRANrtJRO . ORDINANCE NO. 82-17. M7^ ; ' . . . • -.008834t00.8,16,22^9,1992 Development Foundation in Liv- iVlairy Elizabeth Cody StupaE . . ' PUBUC Nonce ' ORDINANCE FOR THE REMOVAL OF GRASS AND WEEDS ingston. Prior to this, she was di- id '"•''Wo notlca that. Crantard wM: hold a Public .HeirintJ for • • TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD GROWING NSIDE SIDEWALK CRACKS. ANDSTREET GUT- Is CRANFORD — Mary Elizabeth Her husband, Alex Stiipak, died llQcrtrnuniV'DevBloprnant Year.XK prploctabn Tuosday.-Oo- , . ORDINANCE NO. 93-42 . TERS/., '•;.. ... '..-.''• ••' rector of prospect research at Seton Cody Stupakj a native of Mor- in 1985. Surviving are a son, Paul •*sf 27 1992 at Bi30 P.M. In Council Chambers, Room 107, Hall University. She is a member Ann Maurer, second from right, a Cranford resident, receives a certificate during her "gradua- A. Stupak of Westfield; a daughfgr, (Tttio Munkapal Building. Any dtton or ogendra Beoklnfl. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE I. SECTION 21MB • STATEMENT. . ristown wlio had resided in the ; CHAPTER 219 OF THE "CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE • Tal • •' ' ••*.** • • • ^8, members of the student honor tea of the GFWC Wednesday Morn- Troop 75 went on its first camp-; Lynn. Maternal grandparents.• are phen P. Mooney • of Cranford an- display at the Cranfotd Book Store during November. Proceeds from the raffle go to the fraternity had a table set up on the ing Club of Qanford at 1:30 PJTJ. ing trip for the 1992-93 season to Maria arid Mark Dugan of Cran- Dean and Merium Miles. Paternal nounce the birth of their son, Wil- Juniors'scholarship fund. Guided tours college's Cranford campus, and Oct 21, in Fellowship Hall, Calvary Jenny Jump State Forest Eleven *'< *• .'•: ford announce the birth of a Grandparents are Mary and Denis liam Douglas, Sept 19, 1992 at at county college also reached out to students at the Lutheran Church. boys spent their time learning T.i, daughter, Anna Katherine, Oct 3,Kendall-Probst. '• . Overlook Hospital Maternal grand- Union County College is offering Elizabeth Campus in an endeavor Debrah Johnson of Toms. River skills needed to use wood tools • ... * * * DIRTCHEA 1992 at Overlook Hospital. Mater- parents are Phyllis and Leonard guided tours of its Cranford cam-. sparked by a collective N service will introduce the members and such as a hand ax, wood saw, and a nal grandparents are Joseph and Preston and Melissa Terrell of Heller of Scotch Plains. Paternal Wednesday club to celebrate birthdays Gloria Vales of Sewickley, Pa/ Pa- Granford announce the birth of grandparents are Angela and SCREENED TOP SOIL Sixteen Wednesday seniors are dates, Dan Aschenbach and Albert ternal grandparents are Peter and their son, Ian Peter, June 23, 1992Henry Mooney of Middleton, Mass. celebrating birthdays in October: Paul, will speak 1 pm Oct. 21. Delivered &. Spread Joseph Behar, Hannah Buzzone,. A country arid western party will Jacquelyri" Canning, Anthony Seniors be held at noon Oct 28 at the Food distribution set for eligible Cranford residents Cicajese, Mary Diano, Alice Gag- Westwood, under the direction of FOR THE WEEK OF FRIDAY, OCT. 16-THURSDAY, OCT._22_ POLTORAK EXCAVATE gion, Almina Gamache, Bob Higbe, • Helen Grayce and Ellen Jordan. Cranford will be distributing fed- of 1, annual (a) $12,247,. Monthly (m) 1,717; family of 4, (a) 24,790 (m) Monday-Thursday. 7:15, 9:15 p.m. •Hero (PG-13) Friday, Monday- . Maria. •_ Knsper, •_ Michael JLupa, are celebrating, their 50th an- AnauctionisplannedNpv.il. Schedules aro subject to last- Monday-Thursday: 10 p.m. Satur- BROOK CINEMA Thursday; 7vl5,'9:30.p.m. Satur- eral foocT commodities""to" eligible (m) $1,021;''"Tarhily"br2;''ta)$16;428r:.2,u66rfan^y'-of r . _day, Sunday: ^10. 5:2010_p.ni. 10 Hamlitori St, ' ' ' '. Saturday, Sunday: 1:15, 3:15, Michael Marchione, Murial Meyer, niversary. ^ / ^ r ; ~ --••-;—;-~r- Trips planned by "Nat-Am -inlnuto change. •...-,... .. J: rr - dsy.-Sunday; a, 4:15 -7d5^9:30_^ Cranford residents today from 9 (m) 1,369; family. of 3, (a) 20,609, 2,414. . Doris Oram, : Jennie Otlowski, dam are: Taj Mahal, Atlantic City, •Singles (PG-13) Friday, Monday- Bound prook " ~ -5:1577:15,9:15 p.m.——— r Republican candidates for Town- m a.m.-noon at the Cranford munici- Terry Schrettner. and John Van Oct 20 and Nov. 16; Bermuda, Oct. Thursday: 7:55 p.rin. Saturday, Sun- (908) 469-9665 ' . P- ' • . ••'•.' ship Committee, Barbara Bilger •A Brief History of time (not rated) •The Public Eye. (R) Friday, Monday-' pal building, 8 Springfield Ave., Brunt; .. : .' • •'; . • '.• 29 to Nov. 2, and Paramount Hotel, JDDLESEX day: 3:20, 7:55 p;m. •;'"•' Amie Spotts named to Providence dean's list UNION • Thursday: 7, 9. p.m. Saturday, Sun- Room 7. and Joseph Carroll, addressed the I'AMBOY MULTIPLEX ' "Tne Mlglity bucks (PG) Friday- Friday, Monday-Thursday: 7:15, 9 Parksville, N.Y., Jan 11 to 15. Call CINEPLEX ODEON CRANFORD Cranford resident Amie Spotts dent must maintain a 3.25 or high- Couples celebrating wedding an-^ Routes 9 & 35, Sayrevllle ' '.'• p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 3:45, 5:30, day: 2, 4:15, 7,9 p.m. Registered . residents " should club Get 14 and Democratic candi- 276-6178. •:-.••••- ••/•••-- Thursday: 1:10, 3:20, S;20, 7:30,. niversaries are: Sally and Jack 7:20, 9:20 p.m. . 25 North Ave. West •Consenting Adults (R) Friday, Mon- has been named to the dean's list er cumuiative average, with no .': (908) 721-3400. .'-... • ' •9:3.6p.m, •':...". '. •••'••. ;. . DARRYLS. WEISS MD bring their identification card. Any 'Cranford . day-Thursday: 7,9 p.m. Saturday,.. at Providence College for the 1992 Goodwin, Helen and Joseph Jtober- •South Central (R) Friday-Thursday; •Consenting Adults (R) Friday- •The Rdcky Horror Picturo Show (R) formerly ivitb eligible resident not registered ; (908)276-9120 . .Sunday: 2, 4, 7, 9 p!m. •';.. spring semester. • grade lower than C. A grade of B at tiello,. and -Porraine and Paul. | 1,3:15,5:30,7:45,10:15 p.m. Thursday: l,'3:10. 5:15, 7:4S, Friday, Saturday: Midnight, DtrmoloLjgy AMOCMUJ of WejlficQ should call 709-7235 or 709-7236, Yokubaitis. Rose, and Al Romano'*' •The Public Eye (R) Friday, Monday- 'Under Siege {m Friday. Monday van Learning Center « Late show Friday and Saturday at ' 'lb:10p.nnr. ••'.'"' '•.•../' ''.'.. •" GENERAL CINEMA ; id pUtuti to announce toe opening of a new office for To attain the ,d€>an,'-Sf list, a stu- the cqjlege is equal to a 3.O4 .. Thursday: 8,10 p.m Saturday, Sun- Thursdoy: 7:15,"9:30 p.m. Satur- •;''. Eligibility guidelines are: Family .' 12:25 a.m. •.'••-. '. •"_••'. ... .-*T»w JPi/b/fc, Eye* (R)i Friday-Thursday:' BLUE STAR ; ( day: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 p.m. ;. day, Sunday: 2, 4, 7:15, 9;30 p.m. W^lpfg kids be their best j "Consenting Adults. (R)Friday- ''• \ 1:15. 3:3O,: 5:40,'8,10:20 p.m. " Route 22, Watchung •01 Mice.and Men (PG-13) Friday, • "rho Mighty Ducks (PG) Friday, QUMrttY LOW COST i Thursday; 1:20, 3:30, 5:40, 7:50, . •Candyman (R). Friday-Thursday: . (908) 322-7007 Monday-Thursday: f'AS^ 10 p;m, Monday-Thursday: 7:10, 9:10 p.m. COSMETIC SURGERY 10 p.m. Late show Friday'and Satur- 1:10, 3:15. 5:25, 7:40,0:50 p.m. . ^Call theater for showtimos, • Boostyour. child's gradesr Satufdny, Sunday: 2fl5, 4:45, Saturday, Sunday: 2, 4,7:10, 9:10 DENTAL CARE •Build self-esteem. « • day nt..l2:20 a.m. • . • ' • • .. •Glcrit'n'nv Qlci\ Ross ,(R,) Friday- GENERAL CINEMA • Hair Transplantation •Moles 7:15,9:45p.m. .-..'•'. p.m.- .•.•.•'..:. •Programs in reading, math, algebra, •Cnnriynihn (R) Fridny-Thursdny: Thursday: 1:30, 3:30i 5:30, 7:30, DRIDOEWATER COMMONS • Varicose and Spider Leg Veins ; ONLY: $85 yr. - single CINEPLEX ODEON UNION HUNTERDON THEATER writing, SAT/ACT college prep, study 1:10,:3:20, 5:3o", 7:40, 9;50'p,m. •9:30p.m; '.-:.•.... •> Routes 22 & 202-206" • • Skin Cancer • .Acne .•'••.•' '.•'•'• $150 yr, - family of 4 Late show Friday and Saturday at . 990 Stuyvesjant Ave,, Union Routo 31, Fiemington 1 skills, hqttwwork support and time DUNELLEN THEATER, Bridgewater • Collagen and Fat Injections • Chemical Peels UP TO 60% SAVINGS- midnight, .•'..' (908)686-4373 (908). 782-4815 . management. 458 North Avo,, Duncilon : • (908)725-1161 . • Growths • CJcneral Dermatology . 1 •Candyman (R) Friday, Monday- •Thw Last Of tlm Mohicans (R) AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE! •The Public Eye (R) Fritiay-Thursdny; . (908) 968'-i3331 . • : •ConsenC'ij, Adults (R) Friday,°Sntur- : Thursday: 7:45, 9:45 p.m. Satur- Friday-Thursday: 7,9:15 p.m. FREE DETAILS CALL ANYTIME V • ••• ©1992 Sylvan Learning Syjlttm ' ' . ' • i:l5, 3:25, 5:35, 7:45, 9:55 p.m. •Call theater for showtimes. day: 1:10, 3:20, 5:25. 7:40, 10 '-,.' ' 'day, Sunday: 2, 4, 6, 8,10 p.m. Dariyl S. Weiss MD Late show Friday and Saturday at . KENDAa PARK CINEMAS p.m. Sunday: 1:10, 3:20, 5:25, •1492: Conquest of Paradise (PG- Board Gertified Dentiatolbgist 494-2300 12:05 a.m. ' . ' 3560 Route 27yl<6ndall Park 7:40, 9:45 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 13) Friday, Monday-Thursday: 8 MORRIS LASER LIMITED •Of Mlc'o and Men (PG-13) Friday.- 1:45. 4i40, 7:10, 9:20 p.m. 149 S. Euclid Ave., Westfield, N.J. 07090 (908) 232-9100 .. p.i.fn^Snturday,' Sunday^2, 5^8 p.m. AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 . 1-800-339-7081 Ext. 1 EDISON --'•Of.-Mjce-and Men (PG-13) Friday,— : .(Near JFK Hospital) FIVE POINTS CINEMA T"'"~T"T~~ 772'HeaclquartersPlata— •--—-— - ~ EM,^ (outsidli of Ml, 908-499-9761) •', p.m. Latq show Friday and Saturday 2:15, 4:20, 6:20,8:25; 10:30 p.m. Saturday: 1:30, 4, 7, 9:40 p.m. 327 Chestnut St., Union Monrlstown . at 12:30 a.m. ". ';' Sunday; 1:30. 3:35, 5:35, 7:40. Sunday: 1:30, 4, 7, 9:25 p.m. Mon- (908)964-9633 ..•.••':.' (201) 292-0606 •' '1492: Conquast of Paradise (PG; 9:45 p.m. Monday-Thuraday: 7.'40, dny-Thursday: 1:40, 4:10, 7,9:25 •Call theater for showtimes.. •Hero (PG-13) Friday: 5, 7:30,10 ', p.nn. . " : • ..' •••••• 13) Friday, Saturday: 1,4, 7,10 9:45 p.m. ' • •• ; . ' • p.m, Saturday: 1:30, 5, 7:30,10 •77ie M/fihly Ducks (PG) Friday, Sat- LINDEN nVEPLEX > .p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 1, 4, 8 p.mi.; »Co/iseni;ng/di/«s (R) Friday, Satur- p.m. Sunday: 1:10, 3:30, 5:50, urday: 1, 3:15, 5:36, 7:50,10 p.m. 400 North Wood Ave., Linden . [ 'Glengarry Glen Ross (R) Friday- day: 2:10. 4:10, 6:10,8:10,10:10 8:10 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 5:40. Our . Sunday: 1, 3:15. 5:30, 7:35, 9:4d (908)925-9787 . ! Thursday:.,!: 10, 3:20, 5:3.0, 7:40, •- p.m. Sunday: .1:30. 3:30, 5:36, •Consenting Adults (R) Friday: 7:30. 8 p.m. ' ' ; 9:50 p.m. Late show Friday and 7:30, 9:30,p.m, Monday-Thursday: p.m. Monday-Thursday: 1:30, 3:30, 9:45 p.m.. Saturday, Sunday: 1, 3, ' •The Mighty Ducks (PG) Friday: . RISTORANTE & PIZZERIA •' Saturday at midnight. 7:30, 9:30 p.m. . 5:30. 7:30, 9:30 p.m. 5, 7:25, 9:45 p.m. Monday- 6:20, 7:50,9:55 p.m. SaturtJay: MURRAY FEISS 1 •The Last of the Mo/ilcans (R) Fri- 101- 103 MILN ST • CRANFORD. NJ • (908)272-2500 • "The Mighty Ducks (PG) Frldhy- 'Cinder Siege (R) Friday, Saturday: Thursday: 7:25, 9:30 p.m. 1:50, 5:10, 7:50,9:55 p.m. Sun- : (rWKttopoiloWico) !. Thursday: 1:15, 3:30, 5:50, 8, 1:40,3:45,5:50, 7:55,10 p.m. • : day, Soturday: 1:50, 4:40, 7:20, * •Candyman (R) Friday: 7:30, 9:45 day: 1:20, 3:40, 6, 8 p.m. Monday- 10:10 p.m, Late show Friday and Sunday: 1:45. 3:45, 5:50, 7:55,10 9:60 p.m. Sunday; 1:50, 4:40, p.m, Saturday, Sunday: 1, 3, 5, Thursday: 5:50, 8 p.m. Northern & Southern Italian Cuisine 1 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:40,. 9:45 7:20, 9:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday: Open lor Lunch-& Dinner • Causal Dining!] Saturday at 12:10 a.m. 7:30, 9:45 p.m. Monday-Thursday: •Mr. Saturday Night (R) Friday: 5. .. "ALL YOU CAN CAT" .p.m. .;•''. • • • " ' ••'. ' 1:50, 4:20i 6:50, 9:10 p.m. . • "Hero (PG-13) Friday-Thursday: 7:30, 9:35 p.m. 7:30,9:50 p.m. Saturday: 1:40, 5, Family Atmosphere • fieasonable Prices! 'Hero (PG-13)f riday, Soturday: •Under S/efie (R) Friday, Saturday: ITALIAN BUFFET ,1:20. 4:10, 7, 9:25 p.m. Late show ,7:30, 9^50 p.m. Sunday; 1:10, 2:05, 4:35, 7:10, 9:30 p.m. Sun- 1:20, 3:35, 5:50, 8,10:15 p.m. •Under Siege (R) Friday! .7:35, 9:45 Plus Beverage Catering For AH Occasions Private Party! ; Friday and, Saturday at hnldhlght.. '; 3:30, 5:50, 8 p.m. Monday- day: 1:50, 4:30. 6:55, 9:15 p.m. Sunday: 1:20, 3:35, 5:50; 7:50, p.m. Saturday, Sunday: l:10r3:10, •Tho Last of the Mohicans (R) Thursday: 5:30, 7:50 p.m. 11 Room Available Frozen Yogurt. Cappucino! Monday-Thursday: 8 p.m. 9:45 p.ni. Mondny-Thursdny: 1:55, 5:10, 7:35, 9:45 p.m. Monday- $ CC 9S W lt:30am-3:00pm) • Friday-Thursday; 1, 3:20, 5:40,-8,' . •1492: Conquest of Parodist) (PG- plus our leflulai menu! "The Mltfnly Ducks (PG) Friday. Sat- 4:20, 7:26, 9:40 p.m/ Thursday: 7:35, 9:35 p.m. ' & Expresso '' J ' 10:20 p.m. Lato show Friday and 13) Friday: 4:40, 7:15, 9:50 p.m. urday; 1:40, 3:45, 5:50, 7:55^10 •Glengarry Glen Ross (R) Friday- : -Trie Mighty Ducks (PG) Friday: .Saturdayot 12:30 a.m. . Saturday; 1:30, 4:15, 7:15,9:50 Twenty-Five Years p.m. Sunday: 1:20, 3:30, 5:40, 8 Thursday: 2, 4:30, 7:10, 9:20 p;m. 7:20, 9:40 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: Enjoy Fine Dining in our Separate Dining Room in the rear of; •Saraflna) (PG-13) Friday-Thursday: p.m. Sunday: 1:40, 5, 7:50 p.m. p.m. Moiid.iylhursday: 7:10,0:15 •Mr. RrisQhaii (PC-13) Friday- .1:35, 3:15, 5:15, 7:20, 9:40 p.m. the Pizzeria where our servers will be happy to serve you. ! • 1:10, 3:15. 5:20, 7:25, 9;30 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 5:20, 7:30 p.m. ALL AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES Sunday: 1:40 p.m. Momlny-: Monday-Thursday: 7:20, 9:25 p.m. Did you read about what happened this week Lato show Friday and Saturday at ' P'P1- . ' •Sneakers (PG-13) Friday: 5, 9:55 Thursdny: 1:50 p.m. ' "Hero (PG-13) Frldny, Monday- r ~ **" """COUPON" """"•"" T r ••*""•" ""• COUPON" r "• •" ~ji • 11:35 p.m. ' . ' •Tho Lust ol.thn Mnhlcons (17) Fri- p.m. Soturdny: 5, 7:30 p.m. Sun- in the Chronicle? Rarely arc our MURRAY FEISS pul •Sneakers (PG-13) Friday, Saturday: Thursday: 9:16 p,m". Soturday, Sun- ' 'Mr. Saturday Night (R) Friday- day, Saturday: 2:10, 4:45, 7:30, day: 2, 5:40 p.m. Monday-Thursday, $ II BUY 1 DINNER GET; 4:10, 8:50, 9:30 p,m. Sunday- day: 5, 9; 15 p.m., . Thursday: 1:25, 7:50 p.m. _ 5:30 p.m. on sale at such low prices. 9:45 n,m. Sunday: 1:55, 4:20, 7, Thursday: 4:10, 6:40, 9:15 p.m. ! 1.00 OFF | 2nd at Va PRICE |; •Mr. Baseball (PG-13) Friday, Mon- •Hel/raisor III: Hell on Eartli'lR) Fri- 9:15 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 8:15 •Under Siege (R) Friday; 5:10, 7:40, I I (equal or lesser value) ; GENERAL CINEMA . day-Thursday: 7:15 p.m. Saturday, .' ANY STYLE LARGE PIZZA ( ..•"day,-Thursday: 3:50, 5:50, 10:15 p.m. 10:10 p.m. Saturday: 2, 5:10, || . Not valid with any other otier • The race for two township committee FOR ONE WEEK ONLY RUTGERS PLAZA Sunday: 1, 3, 7:15 p.m. p.m. Lute show Friday and Saturday •Sneakers (PG-13) Friday, Saturday: 7:40, 10:10 p.m. Sunday; 1:30, vv/coupon. Exp, 10722/92 jj Eat-In Only • Exp.-i 0/22/92 W Enston Avo.. Somerset LOST PICTURE SHOW Save on every MURRAY FEISS 2: i 5. 0:30 p.m. Sundnv: 2, 8:55 3:40, 6,JS:2Q p.m. Monday- seats has made downtown's upgrade a fiscal topic (908) 828-8787 2395 Spnnjjflold Avo., Union ^^^-•'T'hnPs'^ilto'lO^Trl 11 toTi"san2-11 » Sun 2 to 1' 'Under Slego (R) Friday-Thursday: p.m. Monday-Thursday: 9:15 p.m. Thursday: 6,8:10 p.m.' lamp in our slock. •Call theater for showtlmos. (908)964-449)' 1:05^ 1:30, 3:15, 3:40, 5:25, 5:50, •Mr. Saturday Night (R) Friday, Sat- •Candyman (R) Friday: 5:10, 7:50, GENERAL CINEMA •Coll theater for showtlmos. 7:35, 8, 9:45,10:10 p,m. Lato urday: 4:40. 7:15 p.m. Sunday:, 10:10 p.m. Saturday: 1:50, 5:10. • A ruling on a motion for mistrial in the $16.1M SOMERVILLE CIRCLE NEW PARK CINEMA Now Only shows Friday ond Saturday at , 4:25,6:40 p.m. Monday-ThuWdny; 7:50. 10:10 p.m. Sunday: 1:30. Routo 26, Rarltan 23WostWestfloldAvo. Waldorf damage suit vs. Kenilworth is set for 26th 12:20, 12:30 a.m. •7 p.m. 3:40, 6, 8:20 p.m. Monday- ' OPEN HOUSE (90S) 526-0101 Rosollo ParU CINEPLEX ODEON MOVIECITV. . Thursday: 6,8:10 p.m. , .. •$ •Candymw) (R) Friday: 6, 8:10, ' (908)241-2525 MENLO PARK Routo 1 & Gill Lana, Isolln THE PINGRY SCHOOL 10:15 p.m. Saturday: 1:30, 3:45, •Call .theater for showtlmos. •School Ties (PG-13) Friday: 5, •. Route 1, Edison ' (908) 383-5555 ". . . where The Pingry Experience begins." • Cranford police and schools have begun a DARE plan 6, 8:10, 10:15 p.m. Sunday: 1:30, UNITED ARTISTS RIALTO 7;4O, 10:10 p.m. Saturday; 2, 5, (908) 321-1412 •Call thuntor for showttmos. 4:45, 7:30, 10 p.m. Monday- 250 East Broad St. 7:40, 10:10 p.m. Sunday: 1:30, to teach youngsters the dangers of drug abuse 69 "School Ties (PG-13) Friday- MOVIE CITY For Grades K-6 Thursday: 7:30, 10 p.m. Westfield 3:40, 3:50, 8:20 p.m. Monday- Thursday: 1:15, 3:30, 5;45, 8:10, Oak Troo Comer An elegantly tradilional solid brass "Schoo/ Ties (PG-13) Friday. Mon- (908) 232-1288 Thursday: 5:30, 8:10 p.m, 10:30 p.m. 1665 OaU Tree Rd., Edison table lamp. Hi. 25" '. day-Thursday: 7, 9:30 p.m. Satur- «Cnll theater for showtimos. •Me. Baseball (PG-13) Friday: 7:30 'Of Mice and Men (PG-13) Friday-^ (908) 549-6668 p.m. Saturday: 1:40,10:10 p.m. • Cranford High's football Cougars overran Kearny day, Sunday: 1:45, 4:10, 7, 9:30 WESTFIELD TWIN CINEMA "Call thoator for showtimes. Sunday: 8:10 p.m. Monday- Choose from more than 24 Thursday: 1, 3:15, 5:25, 7:40, 9:50 p,'m. 138 Corjtral Avo., Wostfleld behind the power of backs Thomas and Walker UNITED ARTISTS Thursday: 8 p.m. p.m. •Mr. Saturday Mtfht (0) Friday, (908) 654-4720 Murray Fclss lamps in our display-- MIDDLESEX MALL •Tito Public Eye (R) Friday: 5:20. 'Hero (PG-13) Friday-Thursday: Monday-Thursday: 7:15 p.m. Satur- •T/10 Mighty Ducks (PG) Friday, Stellon and Modify roods 7:40, 10 p.m. Saturday: 2, 5:10, 1:05, 3:20, 5:10, 8:10, 10:25 p.m. day, Sunday: 2, 7:15 p.m. •• Monday-Thursday: 7:30, 9:35 p.m. ' South'Plalnfloid 7:40, 10 p.m. Sunday: 1:40, 3:50. ALL AT SPECIAL . 'Under Siege (R) Friday-Thursday: •Hera (PG-13) Friday, Mnnciny- Saturday, Sunday: 1:30, 3:30. Wednesday/October 21, 1992 (908) 753-22-10 6, 8 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 5:40, 1:15. 3:30,. 5:35, 8:05, 10:15 p.m. Thursday: 9:45 p.m. Saturday, Sun- 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 p.m. SALE PRICES. •Cnll ttiontor for showtimoa. 7:50 p.m. 'Tho last of t|io Mohicans (R) day: 4:30. 9:45.p.m. «Coment/niJ Adiills (R) Friday, Mon- 8:30am - 11:00 am Friday-Thursday: 1, 3:20, 5:40, 8, MONTGOMERY day-Thursday: 7:45,,9;45 p.m. Sot- •Singles (PG-13) Friday: 5:20, 7:40, Short Hills Campus 10;20 p.m. Wc\t CENTER THEATER urday, Sunday: 1:45. 3:45, 5:45, 10:10 p.m. Saturday: 1:40, 5:20, off White Oak Ridge Road i '1492: Conquest of Paradise (PG- SOMERSET 7:40, 10:10 p.m. Sunday: 1:30, BERNAUDSVILLE CINEMA Route 206, Rocky Hill 7:45, 9:45 p.m. HOUSE of LIGHTS \ 13) Friday, Monday-Thursday: f>:30 3:50, 6, 8:20 p.m. Monday- at Btdajwpod Drive, Short Hills Route 202, Bcrnardsvillo , (600) 924-7444 V U.S. HIGHWAY 22 • GREEN BROOK, NJ. \ p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 1, 6:30 Thursday: 5:50,8.10 p.m. We are about your community"* (908) 766-0357 •Gas food Lad/jinn M) Friday, Mon- p.m. CINEMA 208 ALLARE WELCOME! j; f Opposite Crystal Maztla Mall •Hero (PG-13) Friday: 7:30, 0:'15 diiy-lhursday: 7:30, 9:30 p.m. Sat- HVNTERDON •Mr, Baseball (PG-13) Frid.iy,' Moiv Routo 206, Chostor For Further Information, Please Call: ^Showroom Hours: Sat. 10 AM - 5 I'M • Woeluilyhla to 9 PM p.m. Soturday: 2, 4:30, 7:30, 9:45 urday, Sunday: 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, CINEMA PLAZA To subscribe call 1-800-300-9321 - cUy-Thurscloy: 9:10p.m. Snturdny, (908) 879-4444 H p.m. Sunday: 2. 4:30, 7:30Tp.rli. 7:30, 9:3*0 p.m. , Routoti 202 & 31, Remington Mrs. Doggett - Admissions 800-287-7897 Sunday: 4, 9:40 p.m. •Call thoator for showtimos. T Mnhdny-l.hurHdny: 7:40 p.m. •Gtuht'.nny G/o/i «oss (R) Friday, (908)782-2777 (201)37%4SS0 jrr F r jr jr.jr.jrjr jr .r .r .w.r .rF F FFFFFFFF F FF r •Mr. Saturday Nlghl (R) Friday. -The Chroi liclo- -The Chronicle- October 15, A-14 Community Life October 15, 1992 A-15. Wednesday Morning Club to meet on Monday Honor society inducts Lyp • The antiques department of the shof of Storehouse Village, Scotch Trisha Lyp of Cranford, a senior Halloween carnival planned GFWC Wednesday Morning Club ' Plains, to appraise. -atrFairtielda — J , qnhlins anH nthpr are Invited to Brookside School will meet 1 p.m. Mon-^^^ ducted as a member of the univer- PTA's annual Halloween Carnival 11 a.nv3 p.m. SaturdayyOct 31. ~~~. ~ the event will feature a variety of skill games, a prize booth; face sity's chapter of Alpha.Sigma Nu, n. Vossler and Barbara Walk- Nomariegan Court. Mrs. Busch.will_ painting, pony rides and a rnoonwalk. Pizza and hot dogs will be offered the national Jesuit honor society. er. Members will bring in antique speak about miniatures and artijg Ms, Lyp is a graduate qt Roselle; along with the bake sale items. The carnival.will take place rain or shine at items from home for Anta L! Gra- who painted on small surfaces. Catholic High School and has been the school, Brookside Avenue off Orchard Street All proceeds benefit the active at Fairfleld University in. the College. Ms. Habich, a marketing PTA programs for the elementary school. Appalachia Volunteer Core* choir, major, is employed at Macy's Cus- peer counseling network and' h&s tomer Service. on service done volunteer work in Bridgeport, *••••.• ., .• .' '• Conn: She is majoring in psychol- Karl . Ohngemach. of . Cranford 1 -YEAR CD By CHERYL HEHL appointed back dining room provides the owners ample !room to service ogy at the university. was one of 18 students to receive a the hungry crowds that descend from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. each and every • • •' ••«,.••.. . ,p •; diploma from Overlook Hospital 'day., . •' •-,. .•••..•• .•.'•••.' •'••'. "•• -.' ••• ' -' . . ... Sharon Hatych of Cranford is School's of Radiography and Nu- :-Qver 20 years ago Steve and John Gljmos had a dream. They packed Seems the old concept of "diner" has gone by the wayside. Now participating in the cooperative ed- clear. Kfedicine Technology at an- their bags, left their homeland in Greece and headed for a "piece of the customers are treated to. an expansive menu of gourmet dishes as well American dream," Today their "Kenilworth Diner",is known far and ucation program at Mqntclair State nual graduation exercises Sept ill ;;iner,is known far andas the old staridbys that are the bread and butter of the business. On any e for great food att reasonablble pricei s as well as a generous helping of given day dishes such as Fra Diablo, Chidken Fransisfei or Chicken 4.00% ; ; ; SIMCE VOU VUEREflECTEPSUSKXttTE .hpspitality. ' . . , . •• ".'•.•• '•• Murphy are served iip by one of five cooks. But the recession has not HUN0RB» OF ;rX;When Steve first saw the cafe on the Boulevard it was nothing like it gone unnoticed by the owners , RATE lj§ today. He envisioned running a much larger restaurant, but there How to communicate for service Whatever type of repair facility • Unusual sounds, odors, drips, PLAZA you.patronize — dealership, ser- warning lights, smoke, etc. Get Your Car In Shapes vice station, independent garage, • Changes in. acceleration, "en- At Your One Stop PHARMACY For lllflnter Weather or national franchise — oldgin- e performance, gas mileage, Make Your lnv«tfi»nl Look Uke. Showroom Hm... fashioned communication be- .and fluid levels. Autoinotive Accessorie Shop 123-2 N. 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Bring a written list. CLOSED wWoln Sprny •Custom Subwoofer Boxes /reg. • Cnoln* d«0'*u«d & M«l*d throughout the repair process r Resist the temptation to suggest Hours: This Sunday $150 • vacuumed INTERIO.R can help ensure smooth repairs. repairs or demand on-the-spot di- • CirMU &d Fib/tes Stearn CI«AMd> MorvSat8-6 • Prosont coupon upon purchaoo . » M«chin« Scolchou»«i«(| ol fUx\a Do your homework . agnosis. ' ' Exp, 11-30-92 • l»«lh«r & Vinyl iMiad B thurs 8-8 FREE DEUVERY UIHK) 1 DfV«»«d Get involved and take an ac-Ask questions . tive role. Read the owner's manu- Ask as many-as you need. Do al, familiarize yourself with the not be embarrassed to request basic components, follow the ser- non-technical terminology. vice schedules and keep a log. Ask to be called and apprised (908)725-1616 _ SERVICE.. 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MONDAY 1WRU FRIDAY 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Behind Garwood Auto Body ; 908/725-1890 SATURDAY 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM -SUNDAY 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM -The Chronicle- A-16C News October 15, 1992 October 15,1992 Cranford Chronicle Bonds to buy new night that, a possible settlement to naire,. he has made five trips to the Association for all. the years I Kenilworth-Garwood Briefs the five-yearkdd legal battle with Olympics and three to the Panspent as a racing athlete. . $350,000 fire truck Clark and Mountainside over Rah- American games. •••••.• . > You said it: Garwood Borough Council Tuesday way Valley Sewerage Authority Not bad for someone who hasCouncil will purchase instructed its attorney to write a flow rights is close. The, borough been- paralyzed from the waist 'Everybody's gunning for us, but that's the way-, we Twillbe'sellingnp to7l;5 million galr down since the day he was bom.— -new pol dtt Is a homework—r —-^—- According to Mr. Pratt, there is $350;000 bond ordinancetb finance" After a presentation from Police ' . replacement of the borough's 30- Ions worth of flow rights to dark, The 44-year old husband arid fa' -rAlCzaya hotline next? no cost to the district for member- Chief Robert Ryari, Garwood Bor- Brearley soccer coach year-old lire truckV- According to' he said- Ah actual dollar amount ther of two prefers to think of him- ough Council Tuesday night voted, The Ciarwood Board of Education ship. Students would dial an 800the attorney, bonding was the most has not been disclosed yet self as an athlete who happens to number and have access to a certi- to approve the purchase of a new^ will bear a presentation from financially sound way to. fund the have a handicap. And his courage, computer system that will be par- Learning Methods International, re- fied teacher "Who would provide- as- purchase. . Lifelong athlete determination and guts, have not tially financed by Union County. . garding a homework ; hotline at sistance with homework questions. gone unnoticed. According to Chief Ryan, the L next Tuesday's meeting. According "These teachers undergo a rigorous to enter hall of fame In November, Mr. Roman will re- system will cost the "taxpayers 3j screening, process;" he explained, GJarwood near end to Cougars fall short to Scotcli Plains 52-49 to Principal Randy Pratt, "this Kienilworth resident Ariel Roman ceive the honor of a lifetime, in- $7,134 of which $3,752 will be re- J would be a good opportunity for "and our teachers would be invited, sewerage law fight is one of those guys who can do duction into the Hall of Fame by. imbursed. Leasing costs for the "V same equipment We^about $11,000:: • j By SCOTT ZUCKER them . defensively," said Scotch our students to receive that extra. to participate."'.. . . : Garwood's attorney said Tuesday everything. An athlete extraordi- the National Wheelchair Athletic Plains-Fanwood Coach Steve Cic- Ice time THE CHRONICLE cotelli. "If the option is working • After 40 years, ice hockey When the Scotch Plains- you never can guess right" .. . 'is returning to Cranfprd High Fanwood and Cranford football Ciccotelli's coaching colleague, Cranford head man,Nick Brown/ ! School. teams met on Saturday afternoon, it was -k match-up of two 6f the offered similar views. } The prc- county's top offenses/ Unfortu- "It was a heck of a football ! gram, nately neither of the defensive game," said Brown afterward. re a i which was squads were able to make it "This is the kind of game we ex- \ approved The. 2-2 Raiders prevailep d in a pect to. wjin. We think its a good jby:; the wild and wooley 52-49 victory over rivalryy. WeJiave'a nice thing going. •{ Cranford the Cougars (2rl) in a game that with:th.e,m here now. The kids all. •; Board of bnly .'sasaww three plints! Q^inford"kngweach other, so it's fun." ; Education, held a 28-26 hlhalftimi e leal d in a see- In the end it was a case 6f he .; is a pay to Saw contest that was dominanted who lives by the ground game, dies : ; play. This by the ground game. , by it, as the Cougars were viptim- : The Cougars rushed for 443ized "by turndvers. Cranford lost:: means ; all three second-half fumbles, includ- AIR CONDITIONING expenses are paid by the yards, while Scotch Plains- Fanwood rambled, for 332 yards. ing one on the Haider 22-yard line players. The Board of Educa- Cranford quarterback Darryl "Iho- in the closing minutes of the game.. tion will give no financial sup- On the play, Cranford had a see- yContracSng 24 Hour Emergency Service THINK QUALITY mas led the turf attack, running for 486 at 386 Prices! IAVTTOL PAINTING 10% Senior Citizen Discount port. Each player is required 202 yards, and three touchdowns orid-and-eight with 1:22 to go trail- • Exterior .:.. • Fred Estimate No Job Too Small PALERMO SIDING to pay $780 to cover the cost while throwing for another, ing by three, when Thomas' fum-. • Interior '••• Fully Insured Free Estimates COMPANY, INC. of the program. At present His counterpart, RaideRid r signalil - ble was recovered by defensive end \mvm\m QUALITY SERVICE FOR OVER XYEJIK | • Expert > Carpentry the team, has received^pay- caller Rameek Wright, ran for' 114 Matt Anglim. INTEL 486SX-2S CPU with 4 meg. RAM i$ WATER MA|r4si ", '. 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Kareem McDow- the game, when Thomas took of! nations or buying an add in ell had 161 yards and two touch- for a 22-yard touchdown run. Let- AUTO DEALERS DRIVEWAY PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE the program many write to: downs. Raiders halfback Lamont tieri's extra point made it 7-0 Cou- HOME IMPROVEMENTS TO ADVERTISE Friends of Cranfprd High Gonzalez and Cranford fullback gars. Scotch Plains-Fanwood pulled GEORGE PACCIELUVTHE CHRONICLE within one when McDowell went in '! School Ice . Hockey, c/o Nick Lettieri each added a touch- ' from two yards pdfc-with 6:55 to go RESIDENTIAL LENNY'S PLUMBING George siocum, 615 Orchard Cranford quarterback Darryl Thomas breaks off a big gain against Scotch Plains last Saturday. down. MhhY COMMERCIAL Ellis Thomas rushed for 202 yards and three touchdowns and threw for another..In the Cougars 52- "When you have two good option in the opening period. . .••; INDUSTRIAL For Information HEATING St., Cranford, NJ 07016. 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Kick stand CrarifQfd boys soccer survives • BELGIUM BLOCK CURBING Jackod and LovClod • Sills Replaced •Hot Water Heaters . • Snow plowing : the Senior Gulf team at Rut- • Foundations Rqpairod • Insert Damago I this directory • Sump Pumps • Landscaping 232.7651 • RAILROAD TIES • STUMP GRINDING" Repaired • Emorgoncy Service •3 gers qualified for the ECAC , •'• Fully Insured "SERVING YOUR AREA FREE ESTIMATES jcall Donna _ Free E$t.•• State License #6249 (908) 245-1203 golf tbumarnent with a 76. FOR OVER 40 YEARS"" TULLY INSURED The tournament wi|l be held 1-1 -1 roller coaster of a Lenny Grieco (908) 486-5806 WESTFIELD FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED this Sunday and Monday at ing for Cranford in the first half, Competing well for the Cougars Scotch Plains 753-7281 t-800-875-4875 908-233-9696 574-0480 INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES the Seven Oaks Golf Club in By MICHAEL HECHT (908) 349-2001 ! ' with an assist from Hartmann. were Kavalus with a 7.7 on vault, > Hamilton, N.Y. THE CHRGNIC1JE \ t -»" Halter scored again in the second Lauren Weiss with a 5.8 on the BUILDERS ELECTRICAL LANDSCAPING TO ADVERTISE PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE In the past week the Cranford half. Later in the period, Hartmann uneven bars, and a 6;35 on the bal- The Hot Spot boys soccer team went 1-1-1. The connected with an assist from ance beam and Gorman with ah team suffered a tough loss to. Witherington. Dittman capped the 8.0 and FJissa Cagan with an 8.1 on POLYPHASE ELECTRIC PS. LANDSCAPING, IMC. Donald S. Rockefeller Kearny. The . Kardihals were victory with an unassisted goal. the floor exercise. ''-.~-..."-- ':;' Ail Phases of Electrical Work For Information PLUMBING & HEATING INC. ranked sixth in the state with a 1-0 On Columbus Day the Cougars ,.From,Pole to Complete Design & Malhtenatice CONSTRUCTION Commercial &.Residential ! record. The Cougars outshot Cougar gymnasts fell short by .05 to Clark's Al*. , •Residential, • about Complete WOODSTACK Kearny W but were unable to put Johnson, 76.55 to 76.5. Scoring well Complete Remodeling • Spring & Fall cloanups • Plumbing • Commercial • Seed, sod, planting . the ball into the riet. fall to Westfield for the Crianford was Kavalus with advertising in & Service » Industrial • Walks, patios, retaining walls '••• TREESERVICE a 7.7 on vault, Weiss with a 6.25 on • • Electric Heat • Mulch, stone Heatinti INSURED 90.3 to 71.9 the uneven bars, and a 7.25 on the RESIDENTIAL •COMMERCIAL this directory Services HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP 1B Ypars of Experience • Tree trlmrnlng & removal LOW, LOW SUMMER RATES balance beam, and Gorman with a Fully Insured - FREE ESTIMATE - HIGH QUALITY WORKMANSHIP. 'State Lie. #4205 Oh Friday played East Side to a By EUSSACAGAN 7.7 on the floor esoercise. The Lady Unsurpassed Quality Workmanship call Donna Senior Citizen Discounts FULLY INSURED • REASONABLE RATES tm CHRONICLE • • • Cougars next meet was Wednesday •Lie. #7194 1-1 tie. In the first minute of: the 769-1680 Free Estimates 276-8677 FREE ESTIMATES second half, senior Mark Chandros at Elizabeth, 908-233-9696 The Cranford gymnastics team John Dwyer (908) 789-3131 908-654-5296 7 Ralolgh Ave. • Cranford 276-5752 scored on an assist from senior Frank Halter. Junior midfielders fell to Westfield 90.3 to 71.9 last Ken Hartmann and John Wither- Thursday. Scoring well for theGirls soccer wins BUILDERS -Cougars _ were^.freshman. Meghan^ FUEL OIL LANDSCAPING PLUMBING TV REPAIR "ingtdtt kept the~gameTn-control while senior defenders Mike Dilo- Kavalus on vault, senior: ISfikki one, loses one ^ rio, Mike Moffitt, Chris Panlde- Malfetti on the uneven bars-; fresh- Specializing in: man lisa Muccia and sophomore Come home to quality. Call For LAWN REJUVENATION CHAPMAN BROS. witz, Mike Hecht and Peter Ditt- The Cougars took one from each Andersen. Lie. #1428 mar pushed East Side out. TheNicole Giaconne on the balance . Service or "It's That rime of Year Again" Red Raiders scored with two min- beam, and junior Tara Gorman on column last week to lift their Thatching • Aeration Residential & Commercial • Plumbing record to &-2-1. Although the Asphalt Work • Driveways After opening the season utes remaining to knot the score at the floor exercise. 276-4048 Fuel Oil Seeding • Fertilizing • Heating -Cooling record read 1-1-1, the Cranford Parking Areas * Sidewalks with a loss the David Bregrley 1-1. Senior goalkeeper Don Beams The Cougars also competed in Additions •Alterations • Garoentrv Seasoned Firewood Sealing • Resurfacing • Alterations - Repairs girls soccer team chalked up a, football team has posted two SHARON WILSON/THE CHRONICLE came up with six saves on the af- the Jonathon Dayton Regional Curblngs • Snowplowlng • Air Conditioning MICHAEL M. MASON 908-276*0900 HIGH QUALITY WORKMANSHIP straight victories, Quarter- Brearley's Joe Strazlowskl (kicking) helped the Bears to a ternoon. . High School Bulldog tournament what the coach considered suc- TRUCK & BAGKHOE RENTAL SALES & REPAIRS cessful week. Central Contractor Fully Insured • Reasonable Rates 276-1320 back Bill Plcone, who had 3-0 lead over Bound Brook Tuesday afternoon. Brearley Is On Monday the Cougars de- on last Friday. Scotch Plains, Co- FREEEST. :•;••• FULLY INS. (30 Years in Business) 123 yards and two touch- now 9-1 on the season. . feated a very, competitive Rahway lumbia, and Roselle Catholic were Reel-Strong Fuel Free Estimates ALL YEAR SERVICE (Please turn to page B-3) ~ .' . Qomplete Home Remodeling 36 NORTH AVE. E CENTER TV downs in a 26-1B win over squad 4-1. Halter opened the scor- the top.three teams respectively. FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED Cranford Serving Union County 908-654-5296 11 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle Bound Brook last week, leds Cranford Family For Over 40 Vears. Serving All Of Union-County "CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK CRANFORD Since 1925 687*0614 789-9508 276-2331 the Bears against undefeated Hillside, the 3-0 Comets got Picone leads Brearley to 26-18 win over Crusaders CHIMNEY REPAIR FUEL OIL MOVERS PLUMBING WALLS AND CEItlNGS five touchdowns from tai|back PAVING Kendall Ogle in last week's matter of time before things start you always want to put a defender Thompson came up with two big But so did! Brearley's, after with ,34-0 win over Gov. Living- By DAVESIMINOFF standing the first-quarter on- TIIEOWQINAL happening. He showed it in the JV in conflict (make him choose be- plays in the opening quarter as the ROBBINS& ALLISON, INC. REYNOLDS ' ston. The game begins at 1 THECHRONICLE schedule last year; he runs the op- • tween two receivers, leaving one Crusaders (0-3) jumped out to a 12- slaught Following the slow start, J. PASTORE & SON, INC. l PLUMBING & SOLID/FLUE' ACARTHUR FUE R. Vetter p.m. at Ward Field behind The David Brearley football tion the way you want, up the field, open). If you can't do that, it Olead, the Bears (2-1) played well enough HEATING ING. defensively to let the offense get SOLID Movers Brearley High School on team's offense was supposed to be •not toward the boundary. We want- means run the ball." On the third play of the game, Chimney Savors "Local Public LouDIFablo „. Tony DIFablo them back in the game. Moving & Uce/iso Monroe Ave. in Kenllworth. driven by the running game. Three ed to attack the perimeter because Brearley"s defensive scheme was Thompson ran up the middle, cut Over 35 Yrs. Experience & Sons we'd seen that other folks were to shut down quarterback Doug right and raced 57 yards for a "It takes a while to get tiling ^ "We Make Chimneys Safer" • Fuel Oil Storage 00.1/2 SAME DAY SERVICE games into the year, quarterback Plastering Bill Picone has clearly taken able to do it, but they did a^nice job" Marold, who had thrown for 230touchdown to cap a quick 80-yard going defensively against the run- CHIMNEY & FIREPLACE • Complete heating Bathroom and Kitchen. drive. And on the next Bound and-shoot," said Taylor. "But we Since 1045 • Modorlzatlons Patching charge in his first season at theearly." yards arid three touchdowns the RESTORATION • RELININfc • REPAIR • Repairs & Sen/Ice Inside SERVICE . SALES REPAIRS helm. The Crusaders employ the runprevious week against Roselle Brook possession, after Thompson made some adjustments, gave our Free Estimates • Fully Insured • Air Conditioning Asphalt Driveways • Marking Lots Textured Celling took a short snap on a punt fake tackles better angles, which gave Curbing • Resurface and Repairs We Do The Complete Job Picone, who ran the option to and shoot offense and it opened up Park. In the process, however, REASONABLE RATES Thompson a tougher time and de- 800-336-5688 AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES Sheetrocking ., near-perfection, collected 123 yards enough gaps and lanes for Bound Thompson was freed to roam. and ran 16 yards on fourth-and-six, 1245 Westfield Ave. .-Free Estimates 276-5367 • Previews B-2 fended our linebackers better.^ _ 213 SOUTH AVE E and two touchdowns Saturday as Brook -High junior back Ray "I was surprised they didn't he ran the final 28 to make it 12-0 908-782-5066 CLARK Lid. #1106 Taping & Finishing • Scoreboard B-2 CRANFORD phone • 908-688-6370 358 NOnf H AVENUE E the Bears scored a 26-18 victory' Thompson to run for 200 yards and throw a little more, but that's what with just 7:30 gone in the opening "Bound Brook played .well^Th^y- As seen on TV's "This Old Houso" • Youth Sports...... B-3 period. have experience and they executed SERVING YOUR AREA 396-8100 TEL 276-0808 FAX-908-964-1374 CRANPORD 276-6945 709-0591 over the winless Bound Brooks three touchdowns. we prepared for," said Taylor. "We Crusaders at Ward Field "The rule of thumb is if there are had seen them throw more and 'With Ray, we still have quick- in the early going, but sometimes a §1 Got a score to report? "I was very pleased with the way five or less defenders from tackle were prepared for the big guystrike capability," said Pascarell. quick lead gets teams nervous and'" COLLISION REPAIRS GLASS PAINTER TO ADVERTISE ROOFING & REMODELING TO ADVERTISE Call Scott Zucker at 276-6000 or Billy (Picone) ran our offense," said to tackle, you run the ball," said (Marold), but we were very im- "It helped that we went wide with fortunately our kids were able to fax to: 276-6220. Our address it: Brearley Head Coach Bob Taylor, Bound Brook Head Coach Tony pressed with Thompson, you have the skits to take their linebackers turn things our way. They didn't WE STOP LEAKS! 102 Walnut Ave., Cranford, N.J. who also praised the two-way of Pascarell. "And they had three, to be. We did our best to contain out even further, and our offensive lose faith" and knew if, they kept 07016. him, but we made some big plays." line did an excellent job." (Please turn to page B-3) Benner's AUTO SAFETY ELOIDES GARCIA For Information CLARK BUILDERS, INC. For Information tackle Bruce Harms. "It's just a sometimes four. If you're passing, GLASS CD. 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BOX 2013 SERVICE HOURS: • 51 Years Dependable Service 573 W. WESTFIELD AV. Pietldont WESTFIELD, N.J. 07001 908-233-9696 1-800-794-LEAK 908-233-9696 7:45-5:15 Mon.-Fri. AT 287 OVERPASS ROSELLE PARK MCMULF\ PnOFESSIONAL PAIWTEPS ASSOC. • 1941-1992 AH OAAOCN tiATi *>AIIHWAV |UU IJf (COMWIH Q> VAUtY np| (5325) BRIDGEWATER ; (Balancing , , Promlum Oil Filler •«• Chuck lor Woar 1 Uaks , I Additionad l Mp^OlluploSq.,! I • Oonna nd Ad|USl I. , -The Chronicle- }FN_Expires 10/22/921 |fN ExP|r0810/22/9^ |£N ExplfW ±.*L. B-2 Sports October 15, 1992 B-3 yard run by Walker, halfback Sports I SofG us youf comments Cougars Brian Kendler's fumble was 1 Morano and Kim Hribari . ">•• Atti Srois EC'tor picked up on the 45 by Anglim, continued lo Impress in goal. anchored the defense as they stopped all of- PO Box 699 (Continued from page B-l) da, Jamos Schmitt and David Polinitia. scored three unanswered goals. The Rangers once again lertslvo threats. Scotch Plains could put to- Laura Johnston connected on a centerint|,T I ii Fi,inwi.n Si 1 " 1010 1010 . 2010 2085 , 2090 2110 Introductions 1010 1010 1010 1040 Garwood shop is Bank's dividend Introductions Introductions Introductions Introductions Personals Antiques Firewood Flea Markets, Furniture Sales & Bazaars Carolan to help Irish PWF— Attractlvo,. out. HANDSOME- DWM, 6' mother. Oh, Holy Mary, ANTIQUE CLOCK 4 FIREWOOD— Seasoned MOVING SALEI hind.b6,g SDWM— dry Innldng Inr RWF— 4S yr nlri green WEST INDIES BLACK -baJdwoods/d r5lB3^weiibuln-alh— SOWF^30-45rtook)ng for LADY^~nurses aide, 497 lucsiBBrajtrBBtfTOuBBTrOuBBTroo r rWAifCH-SHOW—r-6unr flUMMAGE-SALE—-1st CARPET- R7 sn.ft. Off- oyos, Intelligent, roman- 7q 1 SBQ/vTicord. Delivery In- Presbyterian Church of whlterexcrTcond.r-Leas - Public PAX International of Ir- Homeowners in the Elizabeth- Regardless of the option chosen, Atits meeting Oct 8, the Board ' lotlc, dark blond, hair, one on one relationship, rene & excellent com- 5' 9, seeks tall gentleP Heaven and Earthl I Oct. la; 9:3OAM"-373OPM,: tic, Interested In meeting blue eyes, healthy, self- humbly beseech you Somerset Marriott Hotel, cluded. 908-668-1361 Metuchon. 270, Wood- th»n 1 yr. old. Paid attractive professional, possible marriage.. A pany Is looking • 'or.'the man, non-smoker, neat vine, Calif., has designated Dit- town Gas service area can receive honjecAvners may.also qualify for of Directors of United Counties employed entrepreneur woman who likes to be from the bottom of my pxlt 6, Route 287. Clacks, bridge Ave., Social Cen- $1,000. Asking $450.. in highway legal Jbattle SWM, 50-60, non- same qualities In a finan- dresser, Independent, SEASONED FIRE- LIVING ROOM SET- 3 and successful. I own a heart to succor me In this vintage, wrist' watches, ter. Frl. 10/16, 7pm/9pm. trick's Discount Wines & Liquors their choice .of low-Interest financing energy conservation rebates of up Bancorporation, Cranford, autho- " »moker please,- mo- spoiled and,to spdll her. cially secure gentleman 49-68, looks, race & WOQD- Hardwood split country home with acres, man. A.non-smoker artd necessity. There are pocket watches, books, Sat. 10/179am/2pm. pc. $100 or a cash rebate if they convert to Bruce Carolan, former Cranford rized a 9 percent increase in the . noaambu.s. likes to to snare good times to- weight unimportant. Call & . delivered.' S12B/cord. COCKTAIL TABLES- of Garwood, as a local agency in to $200 if their new gas furnace or a pool, fireplace; privacy, not into drugs. Sociable gether. Please reply Ext. ext. 4089 none that can withstand parts, tools. Admission lauah. Need .not be an etc. I like mountains/ your power. Oh, show $3.00. $2.75 with ad. Call 908-549-9627. SOMERSET- First Bap- Oak w/glass Inserts. $75 the Public FAX 10,000-member na- natural gas before the end of the boiler nieets specific energy ef- resident and graduate of Cranford regular quarterly cash dividend to '. Adonis but well dressed drinker OK, kids ok, pets 3013.. tist Church, 771 Somer- music, beaches, candle-. OK. Likea the movies, WF- 30, full figure, look- me herein' you are my ea. Please call after 6pm tionwide fax network- With its se- year. ficiency standards. . . High school (class of 1971), has ac- 60 cents per share from the Tjrevi- T & proud of the way he light, fine dining, wotld- SWF— mid 40,'s & very'ing to date a handyman,, mother. Oh Mary, con- DEALERS WANTED: now^l set St., Sat.MO/17, 908-756-7105. - looks. I'm warm, smile dining out, shore, or just antique co-op opening ' 2090 7:30am-4pJn.. S10 par cepted a position as temporary spe- ous 66 cents per share level pay- ,' traveHhg, antiques and being home with a good special: sweet, kind,.lov- drug-free, preferably, a ceived without sin, pray lection, Dittrick's Discount Wines Albert R. Roth, Ellzabethtown's A new cjas.fumade with an An- • alot and a great listener., much much more. I am ing, deep, soft, -sensitive non-smoker. Please call for us who have recourse 12/1/92f downtown Flerri- ^i Flea Markets, space: For Information DINING RM. CHAIRS- able Nov. 2, 1092 to stockholders of Please call ext. 4087 movie & dancing. No call eves. 908-828-5400; & Iiquoft,"*is able to offer more manager of residential services, cial assistant to the city attorney of warm relaxed, sincere, head games, no barbies. & vulnerable & often In- ext.425fl. . • •" to thee (3x), Holy Mother, ington. Floor space, kales & Bazaars 8 quality mahog.ribbon . nual Fuel Utilization Efficiency shelving, showcases. 908-247-9029. Back style - w/sllp seats record Oct 22,1992. . .:v; DWF- brlght.8. vavalous, understanding, loving, Please call ext. 4208. secure; very understand- I place this cause In your than just basic fax-to-fax service. says the financihg/rebate option (AFUE) between 80 and 89.9 per-" Cork, Ireland. Mr. Carolan will as- confident and very easy ing, loving, loyal, fun, cu- hands (3x). Holy Spirit, Reasonable rates. Info; Ask $150. ea.. 236-757^ A one-bank holding company, :. attractive, prof, lady, Who 908-356-6680 AMELIA & ROBERTS Local businesses and residents can works to the consumer's advantage. cent or a boiler with an AFUE be- sume his position in Cork City Hall and fun to be with. I am SDWM— 60, profes- rlous, fomlnlne, prettytty, 1020 you who solve all prob- ; 2100 ' DINING ROOM SET loves opera, ballet, cook- secure and like who I ANTIQUES & CRAFTS United Counties Bancorporation is "". Ing, sailing, bicycling & sional, very active, fit, &.etc. I love the beach. Sbtftes lems,- light all roads so table.w/leaf, china.cabi- use the Public Fax network to.sefld "A homeowner who wants the tween 82 and 89.9 percent would in November 1992, and will be as- am. I am also a former financially stable. An av- that' I can attain my goal. 4. rooms full, 20. Select Free to a the parent of United Counties ' more, seeks trim prof., travel, anything to do Organizations Grafters who cater to net w/llght, 6 chairs,, fax mail even to people who are convenience of low monthly pay- qualify for a rebate of $1 per thou- sisting in litigation concerning con- top level law enforce- erago man- no drinking with water, being silly, You who gave me the di- 2020 Good Home aentleman, 45-60, W/ ment manager so I am a and Activities Country &. Victorian Light wood w/Belgo, Trust Company. The bank, with as- ;; or drugs, but I. smoke., performing arts, explor- vine gift to forgive, and Appliances cushions, $650/BO. without fax rnachines. of their own. ments can choose pur financing op- sand Btu. Furnaces and boBers with struction of a highway in Cork., souse of humor, similar very safe person to bo looking .for SWF, slim, forget all. evil against me styles. October 16, 17; sets of $1.5 billion, offers a broad r & or varied interested, for ing, reading, skiing & 18; & 23, 24, 25. 10AM- 1-800-34e-O71.9;: •_ with and to respond to. I' 28^3, needing a nice highly oriented to close, arid that In all Instances FIREWOOD- cut at your When a sender wants to fax tion, while those who don't require an AFUE over'90 percent may re- Mr. Carolan will be on a leave of friendship & caring rela- ALLOW ME TO GIVE 6PM. 71 Huyler Rd., own risk, Call ,8AM of spectrum of.loan and deposit pro- ; have a great deal td offer start In life who likes to supportive relationships in my life you are with APPLIANCES- Refrig- PR SET—.-Colonial dark financing can opt for the rebate and ceive a rebate of $2 per thousand tionship, built on love & the right girl. I like to be spoiled artd knows YOU the gift of a lasting me, I want In this short erators, washers, dryers, Branchburg. DOOR cutting, day, not before. ji- something to someone who is not absence from his position as depu- grams to retail; business and mu- .','', with friends and family: PRIZE. 908-722-2457. ' pine, trestle table, 6 mutual respect, please spoil and ta^e care of my how to spoil In return: At the same time,. I'm relationship. Personaf- prayer tq. thank you for stoves. Reasonable 908-281-9579 fax-equipped, the recipient is di- enjoy their savings right off the top," Btu. Thus, a hew gas heating sys- ty city attorney for the city, and nicipal customers through its 37 ^ call ext.4262 Ized, 17 yrs. experience. chairs and hutch, $500 lady. I am looking for a Must be level headed, smart, well-educated, all things as you confirm rates. All guaranteed. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS firm. Call 908-968-0573, : L long term relationship Call Judy Yorio's Com- rected to a nearby Public FAX. net- he said, " • - :••• .'.'• • \ • tem which is 85 percent efficient county of San Francisco while he is branch offices located throughout ->•. DVVJF- 49, bright, lively, like sports, car's, dining fully actualizing, coura- once'again that.I never Call 908-231-1047 ; BAZAAR— Sat Oct 24, 21SJ0 leave message. leading to. marriage. out, quiet eves. Sense of geous, successful, effec- patlbles 908-707-9086. want to be separated work location to pick up the urgent Under the' financing option; a and has a Btu Input of 100,000 may Union,' Middlesex, Monmouth, "'j attractive, prof., from MAYTAG GAS DRYER from 9AM-3PM, Hop'owoll Furniture: on assignment in Ireland; , • Somerset County, Seeks, Looking for a S/DWF humor a must! Ext. 4014. tive, highly perceptive & BLACK & WHITE frorp you In eternal glory. HOME FURNISHINGS- under 35. yrs. of age. In Thank you for your like new, $350 nego- Masonic Temple', Broad material. The purpose of the net- qualified homeowner can borrow up receive a..$1.00 rebate. Morris and Somerset counties. i! intelligent, secure man resourceful, too often SINGLES- Write PO St., Hopewell, NJ...Hand- Refrlg. $150 Matching Mr, Carolan is a 1981 graduate of shapei (not over weight) SEPARATED WM- 5'11 ."driven" professional mercy toward me and.tiable, Call 908-526-0954 couches, coffee table, from ages 47-62,.ifor Box 7794, No. Brun- DESK- Metal, walnut for' work is to make fax capability uni- to $3,000..af. an interest rate of 4.9 A 91 percent effidency unit of the must be attractive and 155lbs, brown hair blue mine. The person must after 5:30 pm ^___ crafts. galore! Lunch & $150. Office desk Metal,. y.-r the University of Miami. Law friendship-& possible with a fascinating & de- swick, NJ 08902. • . - ' bake table avail. mica top, black .& : well groomed. A girl who oyes. 32 yrs. I look much manding career. I need say this prayer 3 con- REFRIGERATOR- new L-Shape $250. Peapack, • versa!.. •' v • ' •" ' '.• '. '• percent for up to two years. At that same input could qualify for. a re- School. In addition to graduating long term relationship, knows who she Is..and MATCHMAKER secutive days.. After 3 chrome $250. Matching Business course Saturday"' oxt 4254 ••; younger, loves most someone similar to bal- side by side Frlgldalro. ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR NJ. Call .234-1958. '^^_ level, Roth said, the loan could be bate of $200. has a good Idea of what sports & riding my mo- ance my life; someone to INTERNATIONAL— The days, the request will be couches & walnut coffee - Another service offered by Public from Cranford High School, he at- How To Start and Manage Your ',., $800,757-1318 ;_• . Set., Oct. 17; 10-4 table. $150: 908-234 repaid for just under $135 per DWJF— petite, young she Is looking for In life. torcycle sooks WF 25-32 bake cookies for & worry largest & most sojedlve granted. This prayer Dunellen United ROUND FORMICA FAX agencies is the provision of a the service area covers part of tended Union College from 1971 to Own Businfessfwill be offered this •'"'• looking attractive 44 yr.. If your shy or have pn for dates companionship about, suprlse, make personal Introduction must be published after WASHER- $75. Dryer, Methodist Church 1958 TABLE— w/barrel base, free fax number. Other service fea- rnbnth. Homeowners who choose Union, Middlesex Hunterdon, War- old, who Is personable, child thaf's lino too. I will and? Call ext. 4117 happy & spoil. My friend service in the nation. For the favor Is granted. $65. Stove, $75. Refrig- ' 150 Dunellen Ave. BRAND NEW CUSTOM 4 black leather swivel 1973 and lived in Cranford from semestef by Union County College. >';; answer all messages. M.Q.D- not to take advantage of the financ- %>ll adjusted, & flnaclally & permanent companion free Info. 908-218-9090 erator, $170. Can deliver. • Dunellen, NJ ' MADE SANTE FE ARM chairs w/barrel backs', tures include the capability of ren, Sussex, Morris and Mercer 1981 to 1983 while clerking fqr the The course, 9 a.m:-4 p,m. Sat- . secure; I stB.y In shape Ploaso call oxt. 4219 SINCERE attractive, needs a good sense of Color console TV $100. Free Admission OIRE- Hugel Must selll matching black leather ing plan can receive a $100 cash SWM, mld-30's, with var- PATTI'S PARTIES Pis call 722-6329. sending pictures and photographs counties. The. offers must be ap- Honorable Frederick B. Lacey at by keeping active, I love humor, flexibility & a will- Buffet,. Dessert, Coffee. SWEDISH MASSAGE Does not fit In apartment. couch. $500. Call 908- urday will be held on the college's J If you're a tall; fit, se- ied interests and. high ingness to work things CRAFT & FLEA MARKET Originally $3250: Asking 381-2256 •• rebate ihstead. plied for by Dec.3k;- romantic dinners, listen- values In search of car- Reservations limited. Janet, CMT. Call 908- and having mail faxed for interna- the United States District Court in Cranford Campus. The cost will in- \ Ing or dancing to 50 s & cure, educated man of out. Please reply to ext. Holy Trinity Eastern Or- $1450. Please call 90&- Ing, attractive, marriage- Oct. 17th, 7:30 PM 254-8433. By appt. only. 2040 SUPER SINGLE SIZE tional delivery. . •••.. 60s music-the movies, Integrity, 50 + , who Is 3041 908-722-5284 thodox Church, 830 Jef- 789-3333. Newark. . . . BRUCE CAROLAN dude lunch. Call 709-7601. ••; bright,, warm, sensitive, minded lady with sense TEENS— New Jersey Auctions ferson Ave, (comer of W. WATER BED- In. exc. or lust spending quality, of humor. Ext. .4121 time together.. I have a loves life, Including; the SWJM- 25, creative, Teen Pageant search for Hazelwood) Rahway, 10/ cond. with .compartmen- Ipt to offer the right man, arts, traveling, dancing, SM 40,- looking to loves music, movies 1030 Contestants. For Informa- 17, 11/14. 8AM-3PM. AoVstt/ss In fh talized headboard. $200. skiing, tennis, the put- tion write: Pageant Head- P&M AUCTION SERVICE $10/10'. 908-382-4231_y_ 272-9308 if he Is 40-50, consider- make friends with S/DWF sports & going out. Lost & Found •ESTATES WANTED" ate, romantic, Indflpan- doors,, lakes and tho sea-! 35-45. Interosts Include Seeks female 1840, with quarters, Dept. 8, 347 Lo-' I think you'd like mo. I'm cust Ave, Washington, •BOUGHT * SOLD- bant, non-smoker, & Is dining sut; movies, the similar Interests, for Pat. Grlffln,9O8-234-0368 a,DWF, 5' 5", trim, pro-,, shore. No fatties please. friendship & whatever FOUND- Bernards Twp. PA 1 $301 -3399 Deadline looking for friendship/ November 14, 1992 , or Mlk* Luciano, possible romance, sontablo and profes- Reply oxt. 3027'. elae develops: (Mid- female Collie mix; small sional. My children aro dlesex area pref.) Please Tan & black altered male . 201-933-7329 I ploaso call ext.4263 . on their own. Call - SM,. Asian-Indian, 26, THANKSGIVING Nv call ext. 4084 dog; altered male Yellow VENA TO ST. JUDE- •(riaybe we can make looking for girlfriend, for Lab. BRANCHBURG- PMBLIC AUCTION DWM-''39, 5'S", 150 SWJM— professional, Holy smuderApostle ' Soma antiques lbs., In search of my each other smilo. Ploaso fun,.'romance & more; Blk. & white long hair respond to ext. 3234. Ploase call ext7 4301. •:..• 29,' handsome, athletic, cat; female Calico cat. and Martyr, great-In vir- Household " Lionel train soulmate, I don't want to tue and rich In miracles, Paintings Prints -Jlva.:jMOib_eLj« w/out „ educated, friendly graph- HILLSBtlROUQH- Blk. -LADIES:: THIS .SWM- •SM— professional,. Aslan_ Uc-artlat_who'»en|oya_ near kinsman of Jesus Auction ' for Nel Foley, you, rescue me.Uovel.to Indian, Z97~5T0"7^nloys. dance, ride my motor- LO.VES LIFE AND music, movies & working mix. Orange & Blk. older WANTS TO FIND SOME- movies, boaches, swim- out. Seeks SWF, non- sor of 'all who Invoke rein, NJ- (Prom Rt. 78 cycle, camp,, ski, &• do ming, -dinners, etc. In female kitten; brown & ONE TO SHARE IT WITH. smbker, 24-32, to share your special patronage. In take exit 36 & turn right .NOTICE: All GARAGE CRANFORD- 508 Rrv- SOMERSET -51 Whltby lust about anything else. search of ah attractive tan Siamese mix; blk, & time of. need. To you I toward Warren, Turn Clrd«; (near the comer In search of a honest, 29 years old, blond hair, good convarsatlbn & fun orange female cat. SALES advertisements ersld* Dr. FINAL MOV- IT WORKS! AD RATES blue eyes, 6', cute>smllo, professional female for times. Call ext. 4079' have recourse from the right at King George Inn ING & GARAGE SALEI of New Brunswick Rd. & open, affectionate, pas- friendship, companion- SOUTH BOUND depth of my heart-and onto Mt. view Rd, 1V4are PAYABLE IN AD- Willow- Quallbrook Sec.) sionate,: & most of allwho Is honest and has a BROOK— Brown female Sat., 10/17, 9:30-2:30. H/ PRIVATE PARTY COMMERCIAL ship & good times during SWM; 39, attractive, 6', humbly beg to whom miles to sale. Home sold- VANCE by cash, H Items & furnishings, Sat.9-3pm. LR' set, BR "I sold my family room set for the price I playful female. I prefer reat sense of humor, the evenings & week- cat w/some Tabby mark- S s gooklng for SWF, 21-32, 150 lbs, brown hair & God has given such Texas bound. Arrows tools, porch turn. & much set., household Items, irlondshlp first, as I am ends. Race unimportant. eyes. I'm . looking for aings. METUCHEN— Long great power to come to posted. . . check, VISA or Master wanted and received another id calls after 1"I.6S 14.9O (kids okay,) who loves to hair Blk. & Tan Shepherd morel Everything must clothes,.nlc-nacs, books, ..recently divorced, & Call Ext. 4083 WF, (age not Important,) my assistance. Help me WED. OCT. 21-9:30AM Card. For a quote on palntlnga, bar stools, etc. sellling it." . . £ach week for 3 weeks Each week for .3 weeks head some time to re- laugh. Pleaso reply oxt. mix. HIGHLAND. PARKT- go • LOW, LOW PRICESI 3223. . must like, to travel and in my present and urgent Victorian walnut marble dost, please call For four tines, additional lines $1.05 each week. build, hopefully w/one SOUTHERN SWM- 26 Black kitten; black male petition. In. return I promt CRANFORD- 7 Dowfng SOUTH PLAINFIELD- worth that love I can love to smile. Please cat. SOMERSET HU- top 3 drawer chest w/se- 1-80Q-559-9495. •__ E.M.R., No. Edison years old, blond, very reply ext, 4154. •• • v • , Ise to make your name cret bottom drawer & Way. Saturday October 1424 Clinton Ave;, Fri. & PAY IN ADVANCE AND SAVE 1O%! (908)722-3000 give. Call now Kldol I MARRIAGE MINDED? cute, with an easygoing MANE SOCIETY, Rt. 22. Want a child? 1 want a known, and cause you to wood pulls, mahogany 9 17. 10am to 5pm. Tod- Sat,, 10/16 & 17, 10-4, want to see your smile, & personality: I have a SWM- 26, S'll, 175 lbs., North Branch, 908r be Invoked. (Say 3 Our dlers and. chlldrens Fum., old china & glass, Employment Wanted, Wanted to 'Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 8:30 A.M;-5:00 P.M. wife: bet's make a 526-3330. J drawer Jewelry: cabinet w/ A BARGAIN! DEADLINES: The.deadllne ipr Please check your advertisement your eyes light.up. I want good heart and am easily I like the shore, and I like, Fathers, 3 Hall Mary's, 3 7 front drawers & 2 side clothes, toys, chlldrens bike, clothing. H/H. Rent, Houses to Share or n hug, & to cuddle you, deal...Hardworklng SWM, Diane Smith Quality In-column Classified in 4 PM oh the first week It runs. Errors In. Thursday & Friday 8:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M. 28, very fit, 6' +, very ersuaded Into being to work out'and keep Glory Be's).. St. Jude, drawers & lift top w/mlr- books, cook,books, car advertisements running more Apartments, to Share. All ads • laugh w/ybu, & some- ad. I'm seeking a fe- physically fit. I enjoy lis- FOUND— young male Consignments, 1 Hilltop WESTFIELD- 15 & 16' HQW TO Mondays. The deadline' for clas^Hle Intelligent, suave looking, E blonde Chow, vie. pray for us and all.who ror, cherry double bed w/ Rd., Mendham, Now ac- seats, bedding, kitchen than one time must be corrected when moving, all ads to times at you. Be serious male with similar charac- tening to all kind of rock invoke your aid. Amen, table and chairs, hutch/, TamMiiMts Way, Sat. 10/ display Is 5 PM on Fridays. & silly w/you, bake cook- Prof, needs mousy Coun. Edison/Fords areB, corner desk w/drawer & cepting quality clothing 17 & Sun. 10/18: 9-4. . before the second insertion or addresses outside of New Jersey. Saturday 9:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. try Girl, Corporate Lady, teristics so my thoughts! and roll. I'm looking for a (Publication must be hutch abookcase,.single dresser combo, small CANCELLATIONS: AccWd ies, & share a romantic will be more Interesting SWF 21-30, and enjoys Friendly. 908-738-1197 & accessories for Baby/children's clothes/-, -correctlon-allowance-cannot-be—. or In-betwoen, 19-29 or promised. This nbveha bed, 5 dra.wor. chest, women, children, Infants, table, bric-a-brac. • • '-. up to 4 P.M. Monday prior to EXTRAXHARGES:~ ••---•-=— dinner of pizza. . each day than what I'm having a good time and LOST DOG- large Red has never been known to equip., fum., HH, ladles : made.. Correction allowance (or P.S. You are going to so; to share walks, movr wicker love seat, wicker & men. MUST be In style,' clothing P-L. Lots morel . publlcatiort. • Blind Ads, $5.00 for box rental and FAX: (908) 231#9638 los, dinner, cuddling, having for dinner. Please keep themselves. physi- & white female mix fall, this prayer Is to bo hamper & basket, lovely DUNELLEN- 10 family I A CLASSIFIED AD errors shall not exceed the cost have to take turns mow- respond ext..4064. cally (It. Please call ext. in season, & In.EXCEL- 1 st. &. Jefferson, 9am, mailing charge (Box held for -i • beach,. love (a business ; breed, answers to said for 9 consecutive coffee table, :• oak frame LENT condition. Free of WESTFIELD- The Pr«s- ADJUSTMENTS: We make . of the BdvprtlsomBnt. : Ing tho lawn. Ext.4255 , 4210. . . Sat. 17, rain 18, no early 30 days) . : together?) .Sacrificing for "Candy" last seen Sun. days). My prayers have mirror, 2. buffets, 1 Iswrinkles, tears & stains. byterlsn Church, West- -Call 1-800-559-9495 every effort to avoid mistakes in STOP—' If you're a Oct. 4, West 5th St. Pis- been answered: M. M. fancy, spinning wheel, blrdsll j_ PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All • All capital or bold letters Bountiful life. Ext. 3926. woman between the ages SWM- 26, tired of Club Other consignments ac- minster Hall, Mountain Forbes Newspapers '•*» DWM— 41,. professional, your Classified Advertisement: . ads for Garage Sales, 504 per line, per week cataway, Call 968-6249 ladder & brace back, cepted: Antiques, Quality GHEEN BROOK- 18 Ave. Children's Out- • Mail to uf. at: secure job, 5'10,160 lbs, of 18 -36 & are looking Scene looking for SWF chairs w/rush seats, pine- MR. MOM- DWM, 38 for romance & friendship, 21-2B who enjoys good WANTED used turn.,, jewelry & Park Ave.; Oct 17, 9-grown Clothing Salel Fri- P.O. Box iW; -at'hletlc,_enjoys_.sports_, tall-dark-&...,...sk|riny,._ Inlormatlon-Searching tor student... desk,. metal of^ day 10/16, 9-4, Saturday I'm a SWM 5% 'dark hair sense of humor & shar- • 1040 higher .priced.knick- 4PM, Ralndate Oct 18, Somervllle, NJ 08876 movies, conversation. great sense of humor, rcfale child bom "January flee desk w/swlvel chair, knacks. Will consider' household. Items, toys &' 10/17 9-2. Sizes Infant-. Soeklng Intelligent, & blue- eyes, Irish & In- ing quiet times together.. 2 round back blue chairs INDEX loves . music (especially dian, with Illusions of Please call Ext. 4073 Personals 14, 1963, Montreal, buying Antiques & Jew- lots more •. '••' . • 14. Benefits W.D.C.C I • Fax 90B-231-9638 warm, caring woman for. Classic rock), nriovlos, adopted by a New Jersey . w/ottoman, wing back elry outright. BEAUTIFUL •1000's - PERSONAL 3100 -Miscellaneous Supplies and 8070-FamilyVans ' . " ' . . . 9070-Condominiums . companionship & hope- grandure In the field of sofa & lt>ve seat, wh'lto HILLSBOROUGH- 3 1004 • 60-PiUS Services' ••••••. " 8080 • 4x4s, Sport and Light Trucks' • 9080 • Townhouses- football &-long walks,. love. If you liko romantic SWM- 31, 5' 11, non- couple In Real Estate . Items In store nowl Call : : fully a lasting relation- wrought Iron table w/ Old Village Rd.; (Amwell 2130 1006 • Exefdse Partners : . . 8090- Trucks and Vans Would like to meet art In- evenings by a fireplace smoker, some Interests'! ANGEL IN RED Child baptized Jean 4000's -SERVICES 9090-Multi-FamilyHomes- ship. Call Ext3977_ Nicolas Nlskopoulos. glass top & 3 vine type (201)543-6109 To Beekman to River 1007 • Game Players. 4010 • Adult Day Care 8100 - Automotive' Financing' 9100 -Lots and Acreage' . . telligent, cowmltment long walks by the shore, enjoy are movies, beach- saw you at ladles night, General es, biking, exercising, Chairs, round glass top BERNARDSV1LLE- 123 Rd.) Multl- family yard 1008-Hobbyists' . . 4020 • Business Services 8110 -Automotive Parts, Accessories . 9110-.Out pi Area Property DWM- 50, 5'10, blue minded woman for ,riatufo.& music. Then call last Frl. at Inn Season In salo, 10/17, 8^PM appli- Merchandise friendship & more. PS. and leave a msg. Boxquiet nights. Seeking a If whereabouts known wrought Iron jpoffee Claremont Road, Bldg. 1009 • Traveling Companions 4030 • Carpentry. and'Services • . . . 9120 -Wanted to Buy eyes, trim non smoker. I North' branch, would table, rattan round table, ances, bikes;.clothes, 1010 • Introductions . . 4040-ChildCare .-. : 9130 • Mortgages and Financing i •' since my sister put me-4118 .. , : . S/DWF who has time to call 908-722-1033. Mat- #1, Almost new- Clothing, : 6120 - Automotive Repair . ' like dining out, movies, build a lasting friendship love to meet you. John ter treated confidentially. wrought Iron tea cart, Jewelry, Furs, Acces- furniture; toys, TVs 1020- Singles Organisations and , 4050-Cleaning Services ' • 8130-Miscellaneous Automoth/o . 9140 • Miscellaneous Real Estate quiet evenings at home, up to this, a handsome wood sail ship w.; masts 18 FT POOL— complete single younger brother SUMMER'S OVER- Lots & to share Interests wo sories. Continual 50%- •kg. w/all acces., $250, : HOWTO . ' Activities '•••.•• 4060 -.Convalescent Care 6200'* - VACATION PROPERTY sitting In front of the tire- WHAT'S POP-ULAR? 30" long & 24" hlgh-100 HILLSBOROUGH- New 1030-Lost & found 8200't - MOTORCYCLES wouldn't hurt. Reply ext. see the leaves turn have In common. Reply ANGEL IN RED 75% markdowns. Bldg. 2 Amwell Manor, 9/10 of Lowry orgah w/bonoh, 4070 • Electrical 9210 • Homes tor Sale '. • • . •--. place. I Hko the out The Popcorn Diet yr. old, 3 wood carved 1W0 • Personals 8210-ATV's' 4261. . brown together. SJM, 35, box 4066 - THE ANNEX- finest ml. west of 206 on New double keyboard & foot 4080 • Handyman Services 9220 - Pocooos.Properties , . dpors, Including long ' Total Nutrition monks, brass horn, 1050-Cbming Events . 8220-Mopeds ••••••' : 5'8" 135 lbs. NS, college still waiting...;. quality home furnishings. Amwell Rd. 10/17 $650 b/o, 908- WRITE 4090 - Health Care Services ; walks, hunting & fishing. MY ASTROLOGER SWM— 35, non-smoker, Sinfully-Delicious Tasto books, old bottles, wood 9-3. pedals,.$i 1060-Announcements . 8230-OH-Road Motorcycles. 9230 • Resort Properties -,' • . .'. educated;finjoys mov - Antiques, Collectibles. Community Sale. 356-2891^0callirftr5-pm 4100-Homo Improvement 9240-WaterfrontProperties , Soriuro. Looking a stable MADE ME PLACE THIS handsome, Healthy, ac- - Big bars rolled In ladies night at Inn snow shovel, 3 Geisha Continual 10%-50% mark 4105-Income Tax 8240 • On-Road.Motorcyclos DF bolween the ages of ies, music, sports, dining caramel arid chocolate. girl cups & saucers W/ A CLASSIFIED AD 9250'--Lots and Acreage AD— I am an attractive tive & bright. Seeking re- Season this Fri.? downs. New merchan- MARTINSVILLE- Vos- AIRUNE TICKETS-^ (2) ZOOO'l - FOR SALE 4110 • Instruction/Edwation 8250 -Motorcycle Parts, Accessories , 42-55, non smoker, who out, fitness, the outdoors - A Dieter's Dreaml creamer & s.ugar, 9860 • Tlmfr Shares' and Intelligent SWF, with & good books.' Seeking lationship with attractive dise arriving dally! Con- soller Ave. to.PenHne to on Continental, anywhere 2010 -Antiques *120 • Insurance • and Service has similar Interest. Call: 1-800-626-7690 John pressed glass, ped. lamp THAT SELLS 9270 • Vacation Rentals a busy career, who loves' slim & attractive SWJF or lady 30-40. Please call signments by appt. Deal- Blttlo & Davis Ct: Satin the U.S. Good any 2020 • Appliances 4130 • Landscaping and Treo Care 8260 • Miscellaneour Motorcycle ; Please call ext. .4220. . electrified, Van Qough • Start your ad with 92B0 • Weekend Rentals great conversation, blues SWF, 26-34 for long term Ext. 3017. . . J HAPPILY MARRIED . A READINGS A ers space when avail. Oct 17,-9:30-3PM. Multi- time. $350 each. 908- 2030 -Art 4140- Legal Services MOO'i- RECREATIONAL VEHICLES and country music, danc- print of a girl, Van Gogh family, furniture, bikes, 9400'«.- RENTALS "A' DWM- 6', 190 lbs. I am relationship.^ please call SWM- 37, handsome, COUPLE— wishes* to * BY DOROTHY ft ENCORE' QUALITY; 389-3784 • • what you're selling. 2040 • Auctions' 4150- Loans & Finance fWtO~-'Campers and Trailers ing, movies, and football & Monet prints, signed S. household Items & morel 9410-Homes . .. ' : a professional who likes oxt. 4218 ' healthy, clean cut, enjoys share our hearts & home •Love«Health»Buslness Marble oil on canvas of CONSIGNMENTS ATTENTION BANDS- »Be descriptive. List 2050 • Clothing and Apparel 4160 • Masonry 8420-Molflr Homes (the only true sport). I'm yWyour baby. Eagerly * SPECIAL ilr-Tarot Card 9420 • Multi-Family Homes . . golf, traveling, dinners; antiques, country living, fllrl In blue dress, Carv M-F 10>6, Thurs. 8 MIDDLESEX-1123 Speakers for sale. 2 JBL the best features of 2060 • Collectibles 4170 • Miscellaneous Services 8430 -RV Parts, Accessories and . seeking a. SWM, 35.-45,. SW HETEROSEXUAL FE- movies, cooking. Look- awaiting your collect call, readings $5 with this ad. Sat. 10-4. ; 9430 • Townhouses and Condominiums glow'music. Seeking T olyn Bllsh print of flow- Beechwood Ave.; Sat & bass bins, 15", 2 JBL 2070 • Computers 4180 • Painting • Service • • . • .• '•• who has hot given up on MALE- would like to ing for SWF 30 s, small Erin & Dave 215-836'' Call for appt. Bound Brk. your item first. 9440 r Apartments ;-.• '--.V someone who Is caring, life, adventure, and ro- ers, oil on canvas of Closed Mondays In July Sun, Oct 17 & 18, 10-hlah end horns. Concert 2080 • Farm & Garden 4190 • Party & Entertainment Services 8440 • Miscellaneous RV meet outgoing slngle/dl- framed, gentle, easy 1929: A 908-356-4004 A & August 908-766-7766 1 9450-, Rooms . 45-55, Intelligent, attrac- mance to share all of tho flowers signed, Godey 4PM. clothing, col- material Asking. $800/ • Use only standard 2085 • Firewood • , 4200 • Plumbing, Healing & Cooling 6600's-BOATS tive, who likes to. travel, vorcod or widowed, 45- going who enjoys the SELLI 4210-ProfessionalServices . •• 9460 • Boarding' ... above. No drug users 60, females from Mid- HAVE FUN, WILL TRAV- prints, Barbara Wood BOUND BBOOK- lectibles, antiques, Best offer. MUST 2090-Flea Markets..Sales and 8610 -Boats enjoys quiet evbnlngs same. Please call Ext. signed posters, Ig. duck 908-23B-O699 abbreviations 4220 • Roofing . 9470 • Apartments to Share , please. Call oxt, 4216 dlesex/Somerset coun- EL- Tall, slim WM pho- 1030 Watchung Rd., Sat, 10/household Items, books, Bazaars . 8620 • Power Boats and good conversations- 3014. • " '. print by A. Pape, Jr., Cur- . 4230 • Wallpapering •9480-Homes to Share • ties for social friendship, tographer, 46V4, dy- .1.7 - 10-4pm. Gigantic games, etc. • Always state the 2100 • Free to Good Home •8630-Sailboats .' together. I'm looking for Coming Events rier & Ives 3 seasons, t BAHAMA CRUISE 5000'* - EMPLOYMENT 9490-Wanted to Rent • NICE GUYS FINISH shopping, trips.to muse- SWM- Deadhead, seeks namic, caring,' seeks Block-long Annual Yard 5 days/4 nights. Over price ol a sale item 2110-Furniture 8640 - Mptprs a long torm relationship. FIRSTI Do I havo your at- more, Ig. gold leaf frame MIDDLESEX- 303 Met- 50t0.r.Career_Traininfl and.Sorvices. .95OO.-.Wiscellaneou5-Rentals_ ums, dining or the like. attractive SWF, age 19-buxom, slim WF28-15V4 Sale. Rain date Sunday bought. Corporate rates 2120-Garage Sales .-.- "B650 • Marinas' ; SomerseUCounty, .pxet. .tontlon?:HI. l!rKa 3$ yojar clean,_non-smoker for -a-print-,-a-yoke-of-oxon- ros* Ave. (off Of Rt. 28) T" and, if you're flexible 2130 • General,Merchandise •5020 • Child Care Wanted' 9600'! - COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE forrod. Ploaso call oxt. Please oall-4086— 25h25,_whoJs^aJ s .beautljubtlji FISH 'N CHIPS DINNER 10/18. -1Q/1X:.1.0J4PM... ToXii to public. Limited tickets. 8660 • Rentals and Charters . old. pretty, petite, profes- on the Inside as' much as discreet mfd-week lunT ~ "lViaOERSV E plowing print, 20pc, pew- on price, Include . 2140-OfficeFumhureand Supplies 5030 • Employment Agencios 9610 • Business Properties fw Sale 4217. : baby clothes, books, $249/eouplor --— 8670 • Slip Rentals sional SJF. Who.loves to SW HETEROSEXUAL F- she Is on the outside, Send photo & phone to Reformed Church Com- ter, plated domltasse set, BRANCHBURG PTO- 5040 - Employment • Domestic : hsld: Items, LOTS OF (407)r67-ai00i Ext 684 "negotiable" in your 2150-Software 8680 • Storage 9620-Professional Properties tor Sale ; danco, work out at the is seeking single, di- who enjoys cuddling, Box 115, c/o Forbes, munity House on Rt. 512 Norltake covered butter Conslgnment Salel9am- 2160 -Wanted to Buy ' 5050 • Employment - General 9630 - Rclail Properties (of Sale dish, bridge lamp, 20' X BARGAINSI ... ad. 8690.-Bait & Fishing Supplies DWM- High School & gym and spend quality vorced or widowed fo- being a free spirit, going P.O. Box 699, Somervllle, and Black River Rd. 3pm, 1/2 price sale 2- Mon.-Sat. 9AM-9PM 5060 • Employment • Health Care 9640 - Warehouse Properties for Sale College teacher w/rto time listening and learn- males, 50-65, from Mid- 20' woven rug w/20" bor- 3pm, Sat Oct. 17, Stony 5070 • Employment • Managerial B700 -Goal Parts. Accessories and to shows, nature, quiet NJ 08876 Wednesday, October 21, MILLSTONE- 19 York- BASKETRY SUPPUES- • Be sure to include 3000'! - PETS AND LIVESTOCK 3650 -Office Rentals- '. hang up's or' problems. ing about youl Do you dlesex/Somerset coun- der, 9'x12', Dury weave Brook School, 136 Cedar 5080 • Part-Time Employment... times at home together, from 5pm lo 7pm. TICK- town Rd., Sat. 10/17 & reed, splint, all: sizes, •• your phone number 3010-Birds • Service' 9660 -Industrial Rentals. 5' 10", 145 lbs., blond' want a "real relationship" ties, for social friend- and living the good .Iffel NEED RIDE-Mercer St., ETS for full cpUrBedlnner rug, 6' x 10' & 9' x 12' Grove Rd. HUGE SELEC- 5090 - Employment Wanted . 87.10 • Miscellaneous Boating Somervllle to E. Main St., fall color braded rugs, Sun. 10yi8! 9-4. Movlngl shapes, handles, rims, 3020 -Cats 9670-Retail Rentals. \ hair & blue eyes, attrac- with fun and frolic? Aro ships. Call ext. 4080. • . • Ready to start a solid re- at door. "Adults $7; chil- r TION of infant to teen 'T'and times to call., • Somerset Mooaenger-Qaiotlo Flemlngton & return. 10' "x 10' gold rug, 8 x Everything floes, HH, natural & dyed. Some 3030-Dogs . 8000'* - AUTOMOBILES 9000'S i- REAL ESTATE 9680 • Warehouse Rentals • Highland Park Herald • - • tive, trim & athletic. Ivy you 30-40 years, ol age? lationship, free from all dren under 12,.$4. Ad- clothing, toys, books, misc. IteWs. Very cheapl • Bound Brook Chronicle SWCM- guaranteed Weekdays Mon., Tues, 10' Am. oriental rug & ash, oak, exotics V> • Including the word 3040 - Fish • 8010 • Automobiles' Undor 51000 9010-Homes Under S150,0O0 9690 - Commercial Real Estalo Wanted • Cranford Chronicle educated, good disposi- Then call ext. 3618. the "Mind Games" 11 If vance ticket -purchase: bikes, baby equip., Prices neg. 908-359-8774 price. 234-1948 • Middlesex Chronicle . tion & sense of humor. good looking 48, 6' Wed., Thurs., Frl. Work- runner, 6' x ,8' Indian sporting goods; Over 150 ,< "please" In your ad 3050- Horses . 8020 • Automobiles Undor $2500 9020 • Homes lor Sale SaOO'f -BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES • Wlls-Bodmlnsler Press i70lbs, brown, hair, blue this sounds good to you 439-2804 or 234-0364. 3060 • Livestock • South PlalnHold Reporter Wants to share life's ups QUALITY WOMAN- ing hrs. 8:30am-4:30pm. blanket, Lionel: #2346 families contributing. NO. PLAINFIELO- 688 BICYCUSS^.(1)nlrls28" 8030 • Automobiles • 9030-Farms • 9B10- Businesses for Sale; p Franklin Focu» eyes,-. non- smoker, rug- then call ext.4257 increases response. 3070 • Other Pets & downs with S/DWF, 30- wants to. meet quality Will pay monthly. Please PSYCHIC FAIR/HEALTH train. #36621 automatic Mounulnvlew Dr.; Oct10 speed: (2) fllrls 26" 3 6040 • Antique and Classic Automobile! 9040 • Luxury Homes & Estates 9B20 • Franchise Opportunities • PlBCfltaway-Dunellon Rovlow • Wesrlield Record god outdtfor typo. I am milk oar, Ig. 115 volt BRANCHBURG- 113 3080-Adoptable Pels 8050 - Luxury Automobiles 40, attractive & slim, For man, youthful senior cit(-, SWM- In search of S/D call after. 6pm, 526-0954, FAIR- Sun. 11/1, 11am- 16 & 17, 10-4PM, speed. Choice of bikes 9050 • Mobile Homos and Lots 9B30-Licenses for Sale • Meluchon-Edlion Review • Wnrren-Watchung Journal zen, ext.4253 an Incurable romantic Train Master type 2Z Readlngton Rd., Sat. 10/ 3090 • Boarding. Training & Grooming 8060-SportScars 9060 • Waterfront Property • Groan Brook-North Plalnfleld Journal companionship & pos- white or oriental female. ask for Peggy. ' ..' 6pm. Coachman Inn, $35. Call after 5PM, 725- 9B40 • Investments/Opportunities • New Brunswick Focus . with traditional values 20-36, non smoker, I Cranford, NJ, Parkway transformer, Colaspot 17 17; 9-3. HH Items, chll- PISCATAWAY- 6 Hlflh- • Scotch Plalni-Fawvcsd Prest • Somerset Quids sible long term relation- good talker & listener w/ 2422 ask for Andy ship, who Isn't to busy to ROMANTIC & SIN- heed someone to spoil. MAY THE SACRED exit 136. 671-6333 ou. ft. upright freezer, dreri's clotheg/toys. point Wayt 10/17, 9:30 - £ .Private party rates are based on classification numbers. All classifications between 1000-2160, • MlddhceK Guldo . CERE- D/W/M 43, self, great sense of humor. I RCA 12" color TV,, turn- CRIB- Child Craft Sor- get to know mo or spend So please give me a call HEART OF JESUS be 3 pm.'a little of this & a employed prof., Honost fovetohug&bo'hugged. VENDORS * CRAFT" tables & speakers,. 500 BRANCHBURG- 17 little of that, something ronto, lla«t solid oak crib time together to develop at ext. 4076 adored, glorified, loved & Oak Hill Rd.; (202So. left ;;' and 8000-8640 will be billed at the private party rate. Allother classifications will be billed at & adventuresome, likes Seeking fun loving, spon-. preserved throughout the ERS- NEEDED for 10th BTU air cond., Irish mall for everyone, come and with mattre3s.S285.00no- a relationship. Call oxt. good conversation, din- tanoous SWF, 35-45 for SWPM- 29, 6', 170 lbs., Annual Yard Sale at Trin- chllds car, gas grill, tools on Whlton to Oak Hill) browse. gotlable. Call 719-2563 , •: the commercial rate. 3821 : world now and^ forever. Oct 17, 9-1 PM, Bikes, ing out, candlelight,' to- friendship & romance brown hair & eyes, very Sacred Heart of Jesus ity Ministries Ctr., Stirling much unlisted. Not re- getherness & travel. Reply ext 4660. handsome and physically on Oct. 31st., 10-4PM. sponsible for accidents. riding mower, etc. PISCATAWAY- 66 DR SET— Family room DWM- hopdloss roman- pray for us. St. JUde Tenth St (off Washing- tic, one woman man, 45 Looking for; Mysterious fit non-smoker seeks tho worker of miracles pray Prime location. For more Please clip & save only BRIDQEWATER furniture, gas grill, picnic S/D/W/F40 or undor who SWF—. 5'4V4, Blonde, companionship of a Info call 908-647- notice on this short no- ton Ave.) MOVING! 10/ table w/bonches & um- but riding my Harley, for us. H.J.Z- .' 32 Morgan Lane (Find- 17, 9-5pm. Rain Date 10/ Gentrctl JSJ's &1 Source For Meeting, JPeople makes me feel like 25, Is Interesting honost very young looking, SWF, 21-30 who enjoys 7112(day); 908-356- tice sale. brella, dresser. Call 908- warm & caring looking erne Area off Rto. 28), 34. Barglns plus! Fum., 5'9", 150 lbs., 2 tattoos challenging and lun. outdoor activities, work- PRAYER TO THE5770(oves.) 10/17 0-4:10/1610-3 81S-8650 ___ Ploase Call 4351 ___, for 50-56 SWM. Enjoy Ing out, dining out, movie BLESSED VIRGIN- HH items, yard tools, and and one earring, looking much morel . for a petite lady, (ago not dinner; dancing, oc- gplng or |ust a quiet (Never known to fall). TERMS: Cash or ap- casional travel, relaxation 10S0 proved chock We've done pur Fall Important) for compan- SBF— 51, full figured, evening at home. If you Oh; most beautlfulflowor PISCATAWAY- Jersey looklna to moot SBM bo- at homo. Only those In- are secure with yourself, of Mt. Carmel, fruitful FOOD Cleaning. Come do your ionship and whatever Announcements Early Holiday Shopping. Ave, (off Sewoll) Sat. 10/ else develops oxt.4068 tweon 60-60, I like oto terested In a 1-on-t rola- value< honesty, kindness, vine splendor of Heaven, Nol Foley-908-647-3646 INSTANT Introductions is oporalod by Forbes Nowapapors, 44 Franklin St., Somervllle, NJ. 08B76 dine out, go to AC, & I tlonshlp. No smokers. sensitivity and affection, Blessed Mother of the Arthur Hanna We've got It all) 17 10-4. Multl Famly yard II; Take some time to wnlo down some charactons- sale. Clothing, toys, hh Forbes Newspapers' Introductions is a way to meet people, find a tennis partner, a fourth for bridge, or another classical 1. Note the extension numbers at tho ond of tho . would like lo have a long Ploaso call Ext. 3016. able to trust and ready son of God, Immaculate Auctioneer SHOPPING tics about yourcell, and your preferences about the FAMILY. SEEKS- do- LR & BR Fum., DR table items & crafts. , • music lover. Whatever your interests, you should be able to find someone to share them. Personal advertisements and ads you'd like to answer. term relationship. Ploase for a serious one on one Virgin, assist me In my Bloomsbury, NJ • typo ot person you'd like to moot. mostlc executive, call ext. 4082 . SWF— 26, brown • hair, relationship, please call necessity. Oh, Star of tho October 20,1992 90B-895-7862 w/chalrs & lighted hutch,' REPORTS voice mail messages may not contain language that is overtly, sexual, suggestive and/or oHensive to the general public. WWWM, 39, 6 ft., 3 kids, hazel oyos, attractlvo, TVs, Formica Doak, PISCATAWAY- Perrine 2. Call 1-900-226-1003 Irom to ext. 4050 Sea, help me and how Ave.. Big Block Sale 2.You can place your "Introductions" ad lor free just by calling 1-800-559- The publisher resells the right to reject any ad. This publication assumes no responsibility or liability lor the content or looking for tho right SBF- seeks drug.ft al- succossful, Inddpendont, Honey Oak Crib & youth The Shopping reply of a personal advertisement. Must be 18 years or older to use this service. ' a Touch-Tono phono. woman who knows sho me, herein you are my Happy 50th birthday to Sat.9-4 Oct.17, 12 family 9495. Our specially trained staff will help you writo your introductions ad, to cohol free SM, ago 50 +, non-smokor,- groat sonso SWPM- 35, 6', very mother. Oh, Holy Mary, our ''kid" sister, Joan 2070 bed, Dresser w/mlrror to can be a good mother of humor, loves football. match, layette & nursoy block sale.' Don't miss Hotline tells you got the best responso. Deadline to place your Introductions ad Is Monday by 3. Follow the voice prompts and smokers OK, I'm 53 yr.s handsome, athletic build, Mother of God, Queen of Costello, from your Computers this one. and wife, I am a profes- vounq, flnaclally stable, Pleaso reply oxt. 4074 Items, Boy"8 clothing (In- which stores In Noon. MOST COMMONLY USED ABBREVIATIONS: record your mossagos. Tho cost Is S2.00 par minuto, sional, easy-going, groat loves the outdoors, bik- Heaven and Earthl I "older" brothers. looking to find Mr. Rightl ing, hiking, camping & humbly beseech you fant to 4th Grade), shoos PISCATAWAY- Wood- your area • by — Black sense of humor, & a fam-. 1 SWF—'29, mod. build, 5' 3. Your ad Mill run for four weeks, and can bo renewed at any llmo. • M — Male 4. You must bo 18 years or older to use this 900 lino. Need Ma of lovln & hug- travel. In search of very from tho bottom of my & boots, Designer Suits, lake Eat., 35, 36, 37 & 39 • C — Christian lly man, If you are 29-35, 9", seeks a serious man Love, COMPUTER HELP) blouses & sweaters for merchandise • S — Single gln',' someone to laugh; I for pormanont relation- attractive Independent, heart to succor me In this Rich and Gus Summershado Cr., Sat., • D — Divorced w/Bonse of humor, easy- Confused, Frustrated? women, Two 12 piece 10/17, 10-4. H/H Items, category - are going & lovo children, on oy dining out, going to ship. I lovo old cars,. Har- white female, 25-35 who necessity. There are ******** Wo Can Holpl Softwaro 1 •80O559«9495 TO PLACE • F — Female • W — White 1 •90O226«1003 shares the same Inter- none that con withstand place settings Rogers Sil- clothes, curtains, etc, TO ANSWER then lets get to know shows, & quiet evenings ley Davidsons, cooking, assistance, computor vorplate with extras, having the boat • H — Hispanic m WW — Widowed AN AX> " $2 FOR THE FIRST MINUTE, $2 FOR EA. ADDTL. MINUTE oach other, oxt.4256 at home, looking for a beaches, classic rock, ests, Pleaso call oxt, your power. Oh, show sales, repairs and TO PLACE AN AD OR FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE . AN AD 4212 me heroin you are my TROOP 104 Lenox. TOYS GALORE, HARITAN- 217 West sales. • J — Jewish • WWW -White, Widowed honost, truthful, lasting Pro Wrestling, football upgrades. C.S.E., Inc. carriage, rocking horse, End Av«.; (near traffic FEMALE, 81 6", PHD, relationship- please call hanging out & giving alot mothor. Oh Mary, con- 908-654-9355 Categories TO GOOD TO BEcolved without sin, pray, BRrtJGEWATER kit. Items, Microwave, circle) Sat Oct. 10 & 17, PSYCHOLOGIST WHO ext.4260 . of TLC to tho right man. I Oak Kit. Cart, Dehumldl- 10-3PM. Rain or shine. Include: 1000 amoko and champagne TRUE- 35 yrs, old, 6'3, for us who have recourse ROLLING HILLS COMPUTER- IBM COM- 1007 1009 1010 1010 1010 1010 1010 1010 RESPONDED TO MY AD. 210-lbs, trained by his 4 tlor, small olpctronlcs. Holiday Itoms, books, Appliances, PERSONAL 1010 COULD YOU PLEASE SBM PHOFESSIONAL- & rosos roally turn mo to thee (3x). Holy Mothor, PATIBLE $295. Wo ropalr GanwPtoyws Introductions Introductions Introductions Introductions Introductions Introductions 34, 6'2, athlotlc typo on. If you are botwoon' sisters, he has learned I place this cause In your computers & printers. Wo clothes, housohold Bed & Bath, Traveling CALL AGAIN AND how not to treat a lady. Both Avery, Dorothy goods. LEAVE YOUR NAME would Hko to moot an at- tho ago3 30-40, 200-250 hands (3x): Holy Spirit, buy computers & print- BRIDGEWATBR/FIND- Men's 1004 Companion* tractlvo &flt S/DWF 27- lbs, and want to got seri- By seeing the bums we you who solve an prob- Di'Pasoall, Androa ors,' monitors, drives & 2 MATURE LADIES- A VEHY HAPPY- well laugh, be comfortable In It is the policy of this AND PHONE NUMBER. wont out with, he's no ERNE- 64 Pearl St., RARITAN- 716 Plain- 60-PfcM 1- Petite, whlmlscal ATTRACTIVE DWP, a DM- 55, Interested In DWM- 36,.no children,' YOUR MESSAGE WAS 37. I. on|oy going out to ous with a great woman lems, light all roads so Nagy, Nlcolo GalvydW, board. .908-464-7496 Clothing, seeking 2-3 Intermediate but quality 40lsh SWF adjusted mid 40s woman young 39. I love to work- meeting a slim woman leans or cooktall dress, newspaper not to publish fool, very strong emo- Sat. & Sun. 10/17 & 18. field. Ave. (off First Avo.) DWM- 43, with boat In 5'9, 185 lbs., black hair,'.' CUTOFF. dinner, comedy clubs, ploaao call at oxt, 4215 that I can attain my goal. Christina Scott, Torosa 9-3pm. Sunday-bag day. 10/16 & V>, 10am- Women's tennis partners. Cranford the Koys, looking for un- 8deklng eclectic senti- Is seeking one very spe- out, dlno-out, flea mrkts, for long-term relation- and you will be a touchy- any personal advetuement brown eyes, attractive. I boach, dancing & to tho tionally & physically, very You who gave mo the dl- Lluzzl, Caroline Nagy, cial guy. I'm a late feely person willing to do gentle, romantic & a ter- 6:30pm. Twin slooper Clothing, Indoor court reserved oncurnborod S/DWF for mental & secure man. plays, movies, participate ship, non-smoker, likes that may be overtly sexual, like the shore, biking,r vlno gift to. forgive and Vanessa Williams, Alicia 2080 BRIDGEWATER- 192 WWWII- 8'10", 184 Iba, your share to make a FIT, ATHLETIC GENTLE- movies, If you havo no SWF— 30, 5'7, attractlvo, rific sense of humor & a choir, storeo, clothes, Tuea. 8-10AM. Please frequent trips to sunny Call ext. 4078 bloomer, so to speak, In sports, dancing, 60- all types of music & suggestive and/or offensive long walks, going out to. problem with an Intor- blondo, I havo a domand- forgot all evil against mo Kushnor, Emily Williams, Farm & Oarden Chestnut St., (corner of Child's central Jersey area (Edi- who poaesses a great new relationship work. MAN- with stylo, 36, spontaneous personality and morel reply box 4076 spots this fall/wlntor. 60's music, romance &,dancing, oxt.3899 to the general public. This dinner, movies, catching raclal frlondshlp or rola- Ing lob w/crazy hours. and that In all Instances Cynthia Martorano, Dou- Chestnut & Sleamoro off tion), non-«moklna/drlnk- deal of adventure and. family activities. Sooks My kids are grown and service is intended solely aooks companionship of that you can't help but Clothing, Plonse call oxt. 4211 2 + 2 - DOUBLE THE a comedy show, staying F looking for fun, laugh- tlonshlp. Plooso call Ext. Sooklng SWM with groat In my l|fo you aro with glas Qalvydls, Sherry Old York Rd) 10/16 & 17, HARITAN- Opening Fri- Ing Protarjtant male, me- Game Players is a new zest for life. Caught up In nice looking, prof. WM, DO YOU BELIEVE that on their own; fi you have for personal advertisement! In cooking dinner & rant- -, lovo. If you want to settle me, I want In this short TROY-BUILT- Rototlllor day, 10/16, KIDZ KOL- Furniture, PLEASURE, DOUBLE tor & good tlmos. Give a 3043. - _____ sonso of humor to onjoy Qalvydls, Elizabeth 10-5pm. Clothes , toys s phsnloslly Inclined, I classification and it part of Traveling Companion! it a a career track, coupled 33-49, who loves kids, (I fantasies can come true? youngsters at home, for singles who would like Ing a movie and Just gen- down, ladles this Is your prayor to thank you for wontod, any condition, ZET, 30 Thompson St., •njoy flatting, auto- Forbes Newspapers' Intro- THE PUN- 2 Impulsive, that's fine. I'd love to call, & lets start onjoylng SBM— professional, 36, off hours with. Ploaso chance. May be tho last Nagy, Jano Apsloy- linens, small appj. Gifts, new classification and it with an intense travel have a boy, 3 yrs,) so- Would you like to rocro- to establish a relatiomhip erally having fun. I Hko;, roply box 4113. all things as you confirm will pay fair prlco. Ploaao 908-231-6677. Consign- racing, 1l«a-mark«ta, ductions. It ts intended for part of Forbet Newipapen' Irreverent, fun-loving fe- schedule, I never found cure, non-smoker, social hear from a lady who has with other singlet. oursolvosl Ago: unimpor- 5' 10, 210lbs., Taurus, true prince. If you are be- Wllliams, Monika Qalvy- Housewaros, males (30s) seek 2 Imag- ato tho excltomont of tho people who are down tot tant. Race: human. Hoply once again that I never call (908) 359-1215. BRIDQEWATER- 4 ment and Resale. Baby band to b« a P/T model, use by people looking for Introductions. It if i'»- time to settle down. I've drinker, sincere, roman- first kiss you ever had? a *est for life, an ap- earth and have good, vorv romantic, athlotlc. SWF—-36, down to oarth, tween 28 & 39. 5'-S'7, want to bo separatod dls Frohlln Dr.) (off Wash- furnlturo, toys, Infant to ' Home & looking for a SWF 62-62 other people uiith whom to tended for use by people inative, outrageous, good lighted now and am preciation of quiet mo- box 4065 Soo'klng S/DBF 25-35 not overweight, not Into * FLOWERING TREES A looking guys (30-40). tic, & trustworthy w/ slml- Are you looking for a re- DWF— 34, very youthful, sense of humor. Hoping- boautlful, wavoy, light from you In otornal glory, ington Valley Rd.) Sat pre-teon clothing plus Garden, yr« oid, between 5'B" play garnet. For more in- looking for other people ready for a special rela- lar Inlerasta.Ext. 3322. lationship that goes from ments, and wants to be attractive, talt & fit. I lovo to find a friendship with a > who onloys any & ovory- brown, shouldor lonrjth drugs, not a smoker, Thank you for your 2"-3" callbor^8'-12' high. Oct 17,-0-4, Sun Oct 18, maternity. Hours: Tuos. and up, must be In good formation pleaie call 1- with whom to travel, tor Take a chance, Theso tionship. Please be a half of a couple. Please GENEROUS WM- 46, thing, Cancor/Pl8CO8 pro- very high morals, family THANK YOU FOR Includes: Flowering Jewelry, girls lust want to have fireworks to cuddles? If all types of music, S or DWF around my ago! attractive, wealthy willing hair and brown oyos, 5' mercy toward mo and 10-3, Moving salel furnl- thru Frl. 1iam-7pm. Sat, health and Protestant S00-SS9-9A9S. more information pleaie non-smoker and a happy ATTRACTIVE A CLASSY this Is you, and you are call Ext. 3944. sports, dancing, thbatro that can possibly grow forrod for posslblo long 6", largor framo but not.oriented, reliable & de- mine. The person must VISITING OUR Plum, Wooplng Cherry, turo, baby Horns, blkos, 10am-5pm e)tt.3897 fun I No nerds, dorks, u to share. Sooks protty torm rolallonshlp, drug & pendable, vary sweet & Kwanzaln Chorry, Crab Sporting call 1-8O0-5S9.949S. man. Call ext. 4069 SWF- 29, looking for 28- attractive, small-framed, & NYC. I have one child. Into something much* lady for mutually benofl- oboso, a smoker, attrac- say this prayer 3 con- NEWSPAPER toys, housohold & yard druggies, or faint of heart alcohol froo. Roply box Senile, looking for a guy Applo, Norway Maplo, SCOTCH PLAINS- 1132 • Goods* 11006 need apply. Take a 42 SWM for her one & not grossly overweight Would like to moot SI mera. Call sxt, 4088 ' clal mlstros.s-typo rela- tlvo, Ilkos cooking, stay- secutive days. After 3 atoma, HO trains a layout 1010 ASIAN INDIAN- 31, only". Are you success- /nd MUCH younger than DWM with similar charac- 3010 . Ing homo for a qulot tat will be there for you days, the request w|ll bo OFFICE!! etc. Regular price: $150- + othors Tannlowood Lnne, Sat. Speclnl HobbytttM chance call ext. 4214 LOOKINCI FOR tionship. Please call Ext. no matter what, but ex- $200, NOW ONLY $991 1OO« Introductions handsome, tall, well edu- ful, tall, extremely hand- / *eep reading.- I'm on teristics & Interests who DWJM- secular, hands 3939. . SDWP- 43, 5 ft. 2 In., ovonlng w/a movlo or granted. This prayer FROM FORBES 8, Sun. 10/17 & 10, 10- Evont9. cated professional. some, sincere, romantic (..tractive 131 year old JM, YOUR NAME? Is down to earth & has a going out. Works perts the same from you, must bo published aftor ,V CALL 908-469-2878 A CRANPORD- 108 & 110 4pm. Moving Salol Misc. You'r* o«ttina some (he wrote mod- potlto, brown hair, hazol We urge you, don't let NEWSPAPERS Thomas St. Frl. 10/18 & ASSERTIVE, SUCCESS- Seeks attractive, friendly, & witty? I am a fiery Aries separated, small bush- good sonno of humor. estly) youngish 61, edu" GENEROUS- WM, 45, oyos, solf-employod, I dlff.hours but kind of a tho favor Is granted. K. household Items, oxor- Hobbyists is a new clas- FUL A ATTWACTIVE- pnofesslonal female for whose Interests Include ness owner /sooklng a Please call ext 4123 night owl. Looking for a this one get away. Reply O. _ Sat. 10/17; 9-3pm. Kltch- clser bike, plants, books Call sification and is part of 2 8WF- age 22. one cated, businessman/art-' attractlvo, willing to Hko danco, seo movloa, ext. 4054. 2085 cloan & educated, classy companionship & pos- horaes, adventure. In- new life, I don't drink, ex- sHare. sooks pretty lady slncoro, honost, S7DWM, 2000 on table, dbl. Blrdseye & health care items. Forbes Newipapen Intro- blond hair blue eyes, ono 1st with great sense of. onjoy dining out, lovos to Maplo BR. set., mater- Extrciit Partiteri is a Hem brown hair blue eyes, 30 yr. old, DWM who sible long term relation- trigue, movies, tonnls, cept wine, quit smoking DWM- 33 yrs., self- humor & many interests.^ tor mid-day rendezvous travel, or evon lust to kids ok, 30-45 who FOR SALE Firewood ductions. It II intended for ship. Please call ext. etc. Might we have some- 6- weeks ago, am wolf- knows how to tront a WWWF- 41, active, easy PHAYEH TO THE nity, women, men & chil- SO. PLAINFIELD- 308 Anytlma day or nK» cUuiflcMioH *w! is part of use by people looking for each looklno for a SWM, loves excltoment, pas- employed, looking for u Searching for attractive- Please call oxt.4261 stay at homo ana watch BLESSED VIROIN- So. PlatnHeld Ava., Sat. foforbii NtfpNtwifJpen' llutro- sion & exotic adventures. 4077 thing In common? You educated, ond hove a lady, 5' 10" and ovor, av- going, Attractive, edu- dren clothing. Curtains, other people with whom to ago 22-27, for friendship/ DWJM- Attractive, oth- woman of substance who slim lady, late 30's to mid; a movie, sooklng S/ cated, brunette. Seeks (Never known to fall). lowolry, toys, glassware, 10/17 & Sun. 10/18; 9-4. eot/mln., 18 or oldw ,Juctiom.J It if intendeddd f for Wants attractive slim, wont bo disappointed. multitude of Interests lotlc. 5'9", 170 lbs., suc- HANDSOME SWM- 39, DWM, 35-43 yr. old, who orago or solid larger FIREPLACE WOOD- 1 pursue hobblei. For more possible relationship,, wo Is opon & honost. Who 40's who Is as tired of0 looking to moot, S/DWF, attractive, wonderful, Oh, most boautlful flower 2010 brlc-a-brac. Multi-Family. Raln/Shlno TouchTonaa Only Uit by peoplt looking for enjoy NYC, working out, special youngor woman ATTRACTIVE, SWIM, 2K- Ext. 4213. ranging from bridge to cessful. Seeking warm has varied Interests & Is "the single scene"*as I Is financially stablo, tlrod framo, who wants a ono yoar seasoned hard information pleaie call I- fast cam to Vogas. You who enjoys Qunnlson on ono relationship. No easy going family ori- of Mt. Carmel, fruitful Antiques wood, split, dollvorod. other people with whom to S00-H9-949S. danclnd, and AC, If you who wants more than a Looking for good look- caring qonfldont Indepen- willing to work 60-50 on a am; I'm honest, affection- of tho bor-scono, ono SOW/BWVILLE- 28 G. 0'A wk. relationship & Is Ing, young seductress, will be reuaonubly edu- Beach at Sandy Hook as hood gamos ploaso. only ented man w/socuro po- vino splendor of Heaven, $120 cord, $70 V4 cord. INSTANT SHOPPING ,ex*rciti 6r pity sportt. For have similar Interests, or dent lady, 32 to 42 for relationship. 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CLEANING Services AUDIO COMPONENTS S HIGH PRICES PAID- (or ORIENTAL RUGS- Soil- ARE— Licensed ma- IANO- ALL STYLES, MOVING?— Select the rs: WP .Pftorl Inunntpry, adoption, altered SERVICE r FREE—-yo'ursellHronr FUKAQAWA-rChlnariO PECAN BEDROOM SNOWPLOW— Woyers, ANTIQUE EXECUTIVE jjEffORDSL JrpTLrpTL, M«r ISXlri rlay. ypg LI. _AQE8, *T YOm competent, experienced BIRTHDAY PARTY EN- 11 "music, old toys, baseball :call for"Immediate-cash a.p 160"W X 88"L, GOldtone, costly heating bills. Fuel place settings, serving SET— Triple dresser w/ w/tilt &. lift. Good con- DESK- Solid golden rantz, Macintoshh , JBL', oare-provlder-wlll love „ anteud. Ret, avaltr gH •easonable gentlemen pi TeilT*tNMENT For lined, hanging, cost oil 796 per gal.. COD.. pcs. & extras. $500. Call mirror,: men's bureau, dition $600. Please call Western Electric and oth- items, cameras, military, purchase arrangements.- mlxod breeds. Call- 658- care for your child Jn; my ^M), 20 yrs exp., private, SEE UNE MOVERS, PM oak, 5' V4'x3'.' $500. Entire collection or single Call 241-9418 children (4 & up). Fun S1100, 3 yrs. old Both 150 gal. minimum deliv- 908-233-9539, after 5pm night stand $495. LIVING 908-281-6500 Please call 781*2638 ers. Classical & Jazz typewriters, TV's, Worlds **'GRAND-**'- 3786. ,. . 'Iscataway home. Non- :ollege & university. 00156. 72S-7733. ery. We have service. piece.' Prefer only hand- tilled magic show & bal- S150. 908-769-4388 ' ' ROQM SET— Sofa, love- records. 908-272-0676 Fair, fountain pens. * OPENING * GIVE SOMEONE A imoker, Refs. Lunch & NEED HELP WITH irldgewater. 704-8620. loon animals for all. 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No.fee Games, Trains, Banks, •AKC PUPPIES In the and cats; Adoption rea- ler home FT/PT. Uirich ee est;, fast setv. at any call 563-1034 Iv. msg.' Delivered • bi-weekly, .monthly. Fully •LOTUS THING! Portraits, Pets, then one call does It alll to' you from us Is' In-, Sheet Muslo, Political, open to hug & cuddle • \ sonable. Missing a p0t?. I snacks provided, •DATA ENTRY me. Call 908-937-6588 Dlsndy, Worlds Fair, bonded. Fully Insured. Homes, etc.; Character. 1-800-559-9495 PHASE CONVERTER- 908-755-8503 2160 CDS WANTED-We buy, volved. Have well known •Famous. SHAKE-A- Call 725-0308. . enced yard, close to Call for free estimate CALL 008-964-1864 Auctioneers avail. We Dolls, Magazines, etc. PIANO TUNING Sketches for Parties. Rotary type, 1 to 15 HP. TROY-BUILT- Toma- Wanted to Buy sell or trade CDB,\735- PAW guarantee * KITTENS- (2) male 4. schools. Resonable 908-873-5288 Reasonable. 548-0548. JACK LALANNE LIFE- Call 526-5225 or ovo- also buy out contents, Call Horb 908-534*5515 UTORING- Math, Over 25 yrs experience'. *ri TIME MEMBERSHIP- hawk Chipper/Shredder, 7533 or 832-7964 ask for •Wo are Breeder's < , mos. old, fully vac- atas; Rets. 908-968-13B9 partial or all. Please call irades thru 12, lie, math Vayne Smith,' nlngs-369-3372 • • mint cond. Accessories. Joe or Suzanne ' • " representatives j dlnated, desperately' OLD FASHION HOUSE PARTY PLAYERS- run Gold, $675. Call Vickie 906-528-2913 IV msg.-or TORN YOUR OLD -"BI- DUNELLEN- experi- CLEANING- At reason- teacher, will also train on 908-654-3618 . 908-233-5591 $425. Call 908-658-3118; AABACUS ANTIQUES CYCLES ifcTO CASH- nood a home. 908-276- enced mom will care for the' fun! "Book Now, get POOL TABLES. after 6pm . CHERRY TIQUES 906-754-2788 able rates. Please call most Macintosh appl. FREE Ice cream cake.". SALE BARGAIN BASEMENT ANTIQUE BUYING call Jim, 908-821-7111 BRING THE KlDSt . • 0352, after 4pm ' /our child, large play- Call Paul at 287-1799 RUBBISH REMOVAL Antiques KNABE— grand piano, 908-241-8730 Servicing ALL of - Call 908-988-9825 New & Used at rock bot- WALL UNITS- (2) light- , SERVICE 79- Watchung Ave., N. I BUY ALMOST 14 Rt. 22 West | RETIRED RACING oom, lunch & snacks $4250; Hand-carved tea WANTED TO BUY: OLD provided. $85/wk. 752^ UTORINQ- Reading, IEW JERSEY, REASON- tom prlcesl 968-8228. ed pecan wood, 32" w, We Are Purchasing Plalnfleld. Now buying WRIST WATCHES & Green Brook; NJ - ~ GREYHOUNDS AVAIL- POLISH WOMAN- will T-SHIRT. PAINTING ADIDAS table; $2350 (Westlleld). ANYTHING I295 clean your house, apt., Math In your home. 10 ABLE RATES, Show ad f>ARTY- Children paint 78" H 18" D; Rocking Furniture* Paintings OLD: Clocks '& watches, POCKET WATCHES. (100 yds West of ABLE— G.r^yhqunds Call 908-271-76$7 days, POWER GENERATOR One, Item or an. entire RockAvonuo) ] own transportation, ref.s. yrs. public school experi- it time of plck-up:GET T-shirts and take them chair natural. Wood. Price Oriental Rugs * Statues baseball memorabilia, CASH PAIDII m.ake wonderful, docile EXP. MOM- Will watch or ivs'g. anytime , Kohler 3500W.gasoline estate. Call (908) 526- • . 908-96B-2J522 • . reasonable rates, 908- ence. Certified K-8 & 0% OFF THE BILL! call home. (908) 548-4558 Sample Sale powered, heavy, duty negV. Please call 908-234- Clocks * Toys * Mirrors paintings, lamps, tools, •WORKING OR NOT- pots!: Plepso adoptl For four child' FT/PT In my Jim, Brennan 201-672- 9368 after 4PM 8035 or 730-8374; Information package 302-1949 H.S. Math; MA. degree. MATTRESS- Full. Brand cast Iron block,' meant' ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS toys, jewelry, furniture, Call 201-216-4053 lome. Call 908-906-9117 Call 808-272-5315. 2941, In business since * PUDDINS * phbtos & collectibles. * * HOURS * * % • please call or write: PERIOD. new Inner, spring. Paid for running all day. $600/ Pldaae Call Toll Free JUKE BOXES & PROFESSIONAL 1989, excellent refer- My-Te»-Fln» Clownln • • • • . ' v • : ; . • • • . • • WHEEL CHAIR- Rascal Vr TOP CASH PAID A Greyhound Friends . EXPERIENCED VIOLIN/VIOLA- Exp. Wide Variety of Saiesmens' Samples $200 Asking halt price- BO. 908-572-1700. electric, 'new batteries, PINBALLS— any. cond. • Mon-Sat, 11-9pm CLEANING SERV1CES- mces available ... • Reputation speaks for ; 908-561-8744 3000 SOMERVILLE MOM teacher, Eastman School 968-2116 oxc. cond.; like new. Plus 1-800-281-8385 slot, coke;''arcado. Sunday,11-6pm ... RD 2 Box 999 • Commercial & residen- Itself all occasions at wholesale prices RIDING MOWER- Sim- PETS AND Basking Ridge, NJ Provides TLC, art & of Music Grad- 609-924- SUMMER CLEAN UP MOVING- LR Set: gold electric hoist for lifting. ALL CARS WANTED machines & barbor tial. Call for free esti- comedy magic and more. plicity, d yrs. old, Turbo ENTIRE ESTATES- or poles. Call 609-587-7819/ $50 OFF ANY PUPPY 07920 activities. Refs, CPR cert. mates 908-233-6057 ' . 2660 or 908-745-9167 Mtlcs, basements; ga- Every day throughout the country velvet sofa, loveseat & $1,800; Please call, after Any. car old, new or LIVESTOCK Lg. yard. 908-B26-4720. Pleas* call 681-0747 . & Hopper, Exce. Cond. single Items purchased. WITH THIS ADI 908-658-3786 ages & contractors. Free Shoes — Accessories chair, drapes, lamps, $1800. Call 908-369-3416 5pm, 908-985-1180. wrecked. 24 Hr. towing, Estate Sales profession- OLDER SODA, GUM & PROFESSIONAL HOME OICE/PIANO- Private estimates, fully Insured. $500; DR set: Thomas- service. 908-287-4837. VENDING MACHINES, Expires 10/31/92 . HILLS BO ROUGH CLEANING)- dally- Lessons W/Rarltan Valley Mens and Womens Clothing ally conducted. We buy. AREA- Full/Part time/ Call 382-7331 4210 vllle, 7 pcsti $700.; Wood ROWING MACHINE/Mul- ...And ihe winner Is old turn., oriental rugs, Juke bpxos, Arcado *Not to be combined 3090 weekly-monthly rates. College Music, Professor. millions of people read the Classifieds. desk w/chalr, $70.; Girl's tipurpose ex&r-o+s^r ALL LIONEL, IVES, 3030 drop In/back up' reliable Call Adele Carilss, M.S. YOU CALL, WE HAUL Professional MARAGARET ARMAO AMERICAN FLYER- porcelains, paintings, gamos, Neon' signs & with .any other offer. Boarding, Fully bonded & Insured, Services white study room (urn., (Bench Press, etc.). $75/ of SOMERSET etc.- . '. • . clocks, Lionel trains, Dogs chlldcare. 908-281-0891 1-800-253-6243 . 908-707-1573 Big truck. No job too big BO. (908) 752-6018. and other toy trains. Col- Training & Grooming or small. Reasonable $150.; 10-spd. bike, $25.; Please call us at Hess trucks, podal cars, LICENSED TEACHER They know that's the bes£place to , elec. snow shovel, $60.; lector pays hlghost pric- VOGUE ANTIQUES 3070 PROFESSIONAL rates. Free *»t. 278-1175 SHOTGUNS- O-U 1-800-559-9495 es;. Call 1-800-464-4671 toys, Wanted by collec- With many years of exp. 4120 LOOKING FOR A PHO- & morel 985-3968 to claim your FREE 908-272-7216 tor. 908-996-3716 Steven LABRADOR RETRIEV- Other Pets WINDOW CLEANING lie Hanson $otel 10ga.,O-U . 12ga., O-U or 201-635-2058 HAPPY PAWS OBEDI- looking*for 2 yr- olds; I Fu|ly Ins., Bonded, FREE DID YOU TOGRAHER? For doing Insurance 20ga., seml-auto. 12ga., Forbes coffee mug! ERS- black, AkC rog., ENCE SCHOOL- Regis- provide quality education KNOW. your Wedding or Family MOVING- Must sell. 5 AMERICAN FLYER & LI- FISHING TACKLE- col- ORIENTAL RUGS- Old 1st shots'g'lvo'n. Coll 908- ESTI Superior Ret. 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And they ; : Lafayette Room/1 st floor Items. Call 218-0806 commercial-home units call after 6pm price- Prompt sorvlco. obedience.. Private a lomalos. Lltterod tralnoch. dividual & self employed. Reach over 400,000 1-800-371-5795 from $199^00 Lamps- GUNS, SWORDS, MED- 201-425-6429 group classes. Rosults 2 white, 2 black. $soo: . oves. Photostat proof of 008-722-8513 908-545-8487 after 7PM. AM best rated A + + readers with one calll current shots required. REGISTERED ARCHI- SATURDAY, OCT. 17 - 9 AM-5 PM PANASONIC- CAUTIOfJ: lotions-accessories. ANTIQUE & USED- Fur- ALS, MILITARY ITEMS, 'guarantood. 689*0560 opch. 782-7406 • •-•' LOVE "n TOTS- A family WANT YOUR APT;, Superior Company. For 1-800-559-9498 TECT- NJ, NY & PA. Answeririg machine, day Coffee mug . Monthly payments low as niture, Old DR sets and CAMERAS- NJ &. 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FT/PT. 8 -weeks-2 mates, exp,, refs., Hon- INSURANCE Entertainment Miscellaneous yrs. old. Franklin Area. est &. reliable. Call 908- Individual, family or Services THERAPEUTIC MJAS- A GUIde To Local Piofesslonals )08-828-4496. GIVE 707-4162 7 group. Plant designed to 8AGE— Try a niassaga.&. *;:.: Seryfclng Your. Netsds for: - ,•-• Supplies & Services MOM A BREAK. Enjoy meet your needs. Any synchro session, the ulti- - the same-raasoni Millions of people^ time for* yourself or run WINDOW Doctor or Hospital. Great ADRIANA'S KITCHEN mate holistic relaxation, • 4030-carpenhv • 41.oOrMasory'•..>• errands. We offer a sup- Quality catering at afford- exper. Call Sound Mind, • PAMPERED PET CLUB WASHING maternity plan. . : 609-921-8800.! > 40*0-Etecrrlcal •4180-Pdlntlng plementary 'evening & 1-800-S70-0716 able prices.. Please, call can't be wrong. Classifieds sell! Loving'; AffbrdabTe, GUTTERS r\e\a 7C1 c"»e«a ••••.• > 4080-Hqndyrhan Services .,• 4200-PKimblng, weekend -service. 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One of Chalnllnk. Fence In- it Attics ';•. caulk, paint & wash. Dark double shredded work. FREE. EST, CALL estimates. Custom work. CLEANING- Affordable any kind of. critters. FT.or PT. Reasonable nancings, Lease's, Real NJ's oldest and most expe- stalled. Free est. Call Alterations ANDV 908-469-3337 Very neat &, references.. Estate matters. Wills. : -is Garages Quality craftsmanship for $14,95 cu. yd. FREE de- quality - froo ostlmatos, Equine Care A Speclaltyl rates. . rienced ballooning compa- ADD-A.LEVEL, Addl- 908-654-1925 or 908- and Additions 25 yrs. Free estimates, livery on.20 yd orders. Sheetrock Repairs. 24 hour omorgoncy sor- For a Free Consultation CANDIDA YEAST AN- Corp. Docu.s Reason, nlesl Special 20th an- APPLIANCE REPAIRS QUALITY WORKMAN- 908-271-1661 rates. L Gotllb, 548-3133 . tlong, Dormers, Kitchens, All major brands, all 232-8727. Prompt and Courteous Insured, work guaran- 908-563-0409 ' Power Washing. Fully In- vlco. License #8917. , Call 908-757-4221 SWER FREE PROFES- niversary price S135 per Removal of all types of rub SHIP AT A REASON- sured. 9.08-752-3767, person. ; Bathrooms, Sundecks, major appliances. Rea- . . Services ' teed, prompt service. ABLE PRICE- All typos Ploaso call 752-8808. - MONDAY MORNING INC SIONAL PROGRAM- ATTORNEY HOUSE AMERICAN HOME IM- blsh, debris and appl Bob Stelnman, 526-3382 PINE LANDSCAPING HAPPY JACK FLEA Callus at: 1-800-559-9495 ! Closed |n porches, Vinyl sonable, experienced, re- "Quality at its Best" of masonry. For free est, PAINTING and WALLPA- INFANTS & TODDLERS proven. highly sucesatul, CALLS: Wills (from $70); CONTACTDENNY AT • siding, Basements, At- PROVEMENT- Wall, Landscape construction DOWD BROTHERS GARD:- Patented elec- liable. Same day service. floors, kitchens and ances. Prompt service. WALLACE pis call John, 563-7862 PERING- Interior & PLUMBINGS ' - tronic, device controls INSURED, INSPECTED simple. Destroys any Closings (from $395), In- YELLOWSTONE * tics. Garages, Office Re- WINDOW GLASS RE- & lawn maintenance, Ser- yeast or amoeba parasite Jeff 908-369-4075 doors. 356^927 ( CONSTRUCTION PLACED ON SITE- We exterior. Remodeling ol HEATING, INC . fleas In homes w/out MONITORED corporations (from $225). BALLOON vices Included: all phas- • * * * * Infection naturally, per- • modeling.' Over 30 yrs, 908-464-9369 repair, fe-putty & paint baths and kitchens. DRAIN CLEANING, . pesticides. Results over- 908-526-4884 . Call for exact fees; other ADVENTURES exper. 908-634-4990 HANDYMAN CAN APPLIANCE REPAIRS 725-3845 es of landscaping & lawn TK Masonry 908-2534595 manently. Improves services.. Forbes Newspapers 1-800-300-9396 bid windows & trim, Very maintenance. Plantings & Decks Installed. FREE CENTRAL A.C. • •' - night. At farm & feed 908-439-3320 Odd jobs from grass cut- : BY MARK HOME IMPROVEMENTS Residential Specialist ESTIMATES, Call Tom, health. Energy. 1-800- J. DeMartlno, Esq. ADDITIONS- dormers, tings to repair jobs reasonable. INSURED. rock walls a speciality- Fpundatlons/Steps/Con- Fast same day.servlco- stores. PATIENT MOM OF 2- 869-iei4 . Specializing In Whirlpool, CLEAN UP Aft B- & REPAIRS- Additions, 755-6541, 800-300-6541. ovonlngs and wook-pnds. 908-874-5636. CUSTOM OIL: kitchens, baths, decks, around the house. I cater decks; wobden storage Call Clear View Owner operated & cus- c r e t e w o'r k IP a v I n g understands the care aV Kenmore, G.E. washers, Trash removal, Hauling 757-5347 Llc.#436g. 908-725-8239,; ortralts, unique gift retaining walls, masonry. to anyone who needs dryers, dishwashers & sheds. All phases of tomer oriented. stones/ Allen block re- child needs. Lots of TLC COUNSELING- with a Call Joe 908-757-5139 help. 908,754-6875 odd jobs, NO. job to BIG PAINTING BY or 908-356-1029 • i- 4000 In my Somerset home. Professional In Adoption, Ideal pets' a speciality, portable air conditioners. home Improvements & WINDOWS AND DOORS 008-968-8670 taining walls/Chimneys 4150 or SMALL, give us a call, and fireplaces. . SERVICES Cell 908-937-5232 depression, divorce me- Call Eel, 908-469-0087. CARPENTRY & CABIN- 24 HR. Hot Water Heator we do It all. 908-247-7551 repairs. VIsa/MC. Super prlcos on replace- TREE & STUMP EX- CARNEVALE PLUMBING & HEATING Loans & Finance HANDYMAN FOR CALL TOM at 968-2994 diation, geriatrics, grief & Quick Arid ETRY, FINE QUALITY- HIRE— Carpentry, re- installation & repair. ' FREE ESTIMATES ment windows and PERTS— all types of treo Low ratos. Good sorvlco. PRIVATE HOME stress. Barbara Ronca FOR PARTIES— or any 908-739-2064 CLEAN UP AND RE- OUR HOUSE 356-0586 A OUR 35th YEAR Vr Drain cleaning. Froo ostl- occasion call the Music . Convenient! . romodellng! & repairs. placement of windows & doors. All sizes and worki stump removal. PAINTING & PAPER EXTERIOR/INTERIOR ACSW-BCD 218-9062 • windows, doors, trim; MOVAL- Yards, base- Reasonable rates. Fully matos. License #6461." DAY CARE Factory DJ Service, for doors, floor tiles, Decks, ARTIES CARPET SER- INTRODUCTIONS... stylos. TRIM/sldlng. HANGING- Interior/ox- Quality work. Reason- 4020 ; $$$ AVOID $$$ basements, free est. rofs. ments, attics, construc- Tlmberllrie Construction' Insured. Free Estimates, torlor. Window ropalrs. Call John 968-8634 Arts & crafts & a lot HOME MAKER COM- more Info. 359-6041 additions, kitchen, bath VICE- Sales, installa- tion debris, etc. Call: A way for people to meet able, free estimates. Business Services BANKRUPTCY H.yrs.exp. 281-6538. renovation. 526-5723. 908-753-5761 . AMERICAN Quality workmanship, for more activities, fenced PANION -experienced tion!) & repairs. Shop.at Mike 908-583-5273 people, every week In FREE Consultation your local Forbes nows- . 908-805-9354 25 years. No Job too .•'•& 968-0467 * Snyder Plumbing In yard, well equipped. seeks patient care. Flex. ••",'. CARPENTRY HANDYMAN SPECIAL horne service. No job too WINDOWS/CARPENTRY -small? Insured. Free esti- Sower & brain Sorvlco 1-800-974-3321 • Foces Newspapers small. Fully Insured. Call COMPLETE HOME paper.. The ad Is (roe, A-1 RESUMES AND Licensed & state Call evens. 545-3858 interior and exterior All types of home repairs •NO job too smalll Re- TREE & STUMP RE- mate, prompt sorvlco. PAINTING- ATB INC. Evenings & Weekends •" Financial Fitness of N.J. painting; Wood and ma- 908-469-1518 after 5PM MAINTENANCE INC. then one call does it alll placement windows in- OTHER TYPING/WP SER- approved.. Please call &. Specializing Lifetime MOVAL —Is your stump Bob Stelnman PAINTING. $5.0/room. Uc; #7597 8B5-1517 • VICES., Professional sonry step.s. Free esti- 15 yrs In business, main- 1-800-559-9495 stall-$159, FREE EST. a pain In the grass? Free Exterior $.700 + . Wallpa- now for free registration NEED MONEY FOR gutter cover Installations. A+ CLEAN-UPS taining homes for retir- . • 526-3302 work. Reasonable rates. 4110 mates. 908-483-0317 Call 908-572-4249 908-359-5674 estimates Fully Insured. por $15/roll. Roofing & 4220 at the QUALITY CARE COLLEGE- Scholar- Attics, cellars, garages. . .• '•• -*** ees, widowers, divorcees "JUST STOMPS" 10% Disc, with this ad gutters, free ostlmatos. Call. Patsy (908) S'lB-4273 DAY CARE CENTER. Lo- Instruction/ ships, grants, loans, ev- DECKS— Carpentry and oMMPROVE * 201-216-4053, leave & pebple who just don't Roofing cated In Plscataway. mgs. reasonable rates IRON 4130 908-634-1318 "•NJ STEAM CLEAN" 908-914-0496 ACCOUNTANTS PAY- Education eryone eligible, avail, alterations, attics and •it EVERYTHING * have the time. We do ov- All Int./ext. cleaning &' (908) 885-1327. for high' school Juniors Guict ACTION ROOFING . basements, sheetrock duality 11 Painting,. Spack- orythlng from painting to Landscaping TREE MAINTENANCE- PAINTING- Homes In- -ABLE— and/or book- BASEMENTS TO AT- RAILINGS painting of homes; alum, CO.— Exc. rates,, quality ' keeping serlvces, Please to graduate students, and speckling," comp. King, Docks, DeMold, TICS— and everything.In additions. Ray, 752-9394 and Tree Care Tree removals, shrub vinyl, brick, stono, pools, side & out, fast quality QUALITY CARE-for In- ART CLASSES- Adults for. more Information prices, quality work, fully TRACEY'S work, no mbney down "call 908-218-7938 children, Drawing, paint Yards. Fasti between, custom carpen- pruning. Commercial & cedar shakos & wooden work. 12 yrs. exp. Rofs. and free ost, 828-6108 fants & toddlers. Clean & call 800-998-4724 Ins., FREE EST.t 908- CUSTOM CABINETS/ IRONWORKS residential, duality work upon request. 753-5966 ing, pastels. Beginners • .-* . try both In arid out. Rea- COUNTERTOPS docks. You name It. wo COMPUTER .PROGRAM- safe environment, exc. 561-1291 908-525-7748 ACCURATE at fair prices.. Over 20 ALL TYPES OF- Roof- refs. 753-1725 Advanced. Classes Urn sonable rates & tree esti- Corlan,Formica . CONSTRUCTION can wash It. VIsa/MC. PAINTING- Interlor/ox- MING- Customized Fox- 5000 soso 5050 5050 5050 SOSO mates. Dave 763-8256 BAM-8PM 800-310-2036 yrs. experience* Al'so- •For froo estimates, call" Ing, Including Gutters, Itod. Experienced artist/ DONT CALL US I ••INSTALLATIONS" Tile Work Vinyl Siding, Roofing, torlor. Roasonablo ratos. Pro; FoxBase •+ pro- RELIABLE LOVING teacher: 906-463-1631 4170 EMPLOYMENT Employment- Employment- Employment- Employment- Fences'Garage door ilrewood for salel Call Siding & Carpentry. Call gramming. Customiza- Employment' Until you'ye called the 908-561-1821 Stubco, ..Windows & 658-3266 or 321-0077 . ' ••800-491-7814" Fully Insured. FREE ESTI Brlaii 909:968-4830 ' CARE- For Infants & Miscellaneous General General General • General oponer8»Storm Doors -•*•-.*:.* * * Call 908-283-1350 tion of SBT accounting ' others.: Then call D & D'S GUTTERS ' J * D, MAINTENANCE doors. Call 560-8369. toddlers In my Westfleld BECOME A PAHALE CB CONTRACTING for Carpentry Repair INC.- Interior/Exterior A Good Hands Co.— C&D HOME IMPROVE- . software Series 6, Series SeiVtees BATHROOMS, Cleaning % flushing; 'ACCURATE — Tree ••-• PAINTING- Lot a home. Experienced mom GAL— Attorney In. sola "the highest quality car- •ODD JOBS" repairs, Attic & basement Interior/exterior. Wallpa- MENT ROOFING & RE- 7 and Professional Se- Insured & Inspected. Call ASSEMBLE PRINTED CRANFORD- Our orth- EASY WORK AT INTERIOR •ALWAYS WELC0MEI" Free Estimates Screens installed, Free LANDSCAPING woman do your painting.. ries. Experienced in No- structed, Home Study,' CanerTralnlng pentry & home Improve- cleaning, No job too pering, painting, power PAIRS— now work; ro- 654-8290. established 1976. FREE ALARM SYSTEMS RE- CIRCUIT BOARDS- at odontic office Is search- HOME— Taking snap DECORATING/ SALES- Complete bathrooms estimates, Fully insured. All phases of landscaped Removal washing for commercial/ IMoat,.clean quality work. vell LAN's. ; M at u re -m In d e d , - ments at the lowest •(908)545-1126' Sttiall I 908-297-4340 Insured. Free estimates. roof, froo ostlmatoii, catalog 1-800-669-2555, PAIRED- All brands and Services home. No exp. needed. ing tor an enthusiastic, shots. SencT self- starting as low as 908-561-7154 construction. Lawn Ser- residential. Call Frod, rosonblo ratos. Soamloss 'Stephen Dragon & WILL CARE FOR- your Burglar, Fire & CCTV. 30 Earn $7.50 per hr. Send bright, energetic person addressed stamped en- business-oriented Indlv. . price. We mean itl Free J A J TRASH-RE- vice. Retainer walls, VENIS BROS. Call Maryann 560-9235. Southern Career Insti- est., fully Insured, refs. $3995. Licensed, in- D&WHOME 457-0984 or 885-1169 gutters. 424-0942 ASSOC. 908-757-7382. 2 yr. or older child In my tute. 164 W. Royal Palm yrs. exp. Low serv. rates. SASE to B.I.P. BOX 5595- preferably with .certifica- velope to P.O. Box 159, Will train. 457-0738 • 908-968-1058. * + •*•* sured, 10 yrs. Exp, MOVAL- & Light haul- Brick & concrete patios,' Tree Experts Somervllle home, F/T Call 846-7113 F, Somerset, N.J. 0B87S tion/registration, In addj-f Dunellen 08612 MR. DO RIGHT- Will ing, also clean-ups;attlcs, Belgium block curbing. PATTERSON PAINTING DESKTOP PUBLISHING rid., Boca Raton, Florida J.M.C. IMPROVEMENT 359-6180 only. exc. ref.s, 908-526- tlon to above average INTRODUCTIONS... J. DEGUTIS CARPEN- clean, repair, paint: cellars, garg.s, also odd Decks, . Irrigation, Interior $75/ room. Exte- GENERAL Business cards,. Lot- ;: 33432. Talapliona EASY WORK!- Easy Homo Renovations All phases of Horne Imp. FULLY INSURED AAA rior'. Free estimates. Representative ASSEMBLERS- Excel- pay & benefits.we.offer a A way for people to.meet TRY Quality craftsman- walls, ceilings, porches, jobs, 908-246-8984 Japanese Rock Gardens torhead, rosumo, manus, AT YOUR Pay I Assemblo products pebple, every week In 1-800-734-8919 Interior & Exterior Sheotrocklng & tiling. ROOFING brochures, newsletters, DRUM LESSONS- In COMPUTER TRAINING lent Income to assemble challenging career oppty ship on.additions, alter- attics, cellars. Carpentry w/Waterfalls & Walls. TREE WORK WANTED Flat roof specialists. the style of today's lead' products from yoUr in team oriented environ- at home. Call toll froe. your local Forbos news- ations, roofing, siding, and Organize Garages! 1-908-561-3554 ' You name It, we do Itl J.E.D. BUILDERS, INC. 908-860-8369 PAINTING References avail. Fully directories, magazines, 4050 DISPOSAL Wordprocesslng, Spread- Requires evenings, Sat- 800-873-6365 Ext. 1221 Pruning, storm damage Insurod. 908-725-5997; .. Rotdr. ontlro ' rqpf or ing drummers. Jazz, Rome. 504-646-1700 ment. Where our employ- mper. The ad Is free, doors, kitchens & bath. "Master of the small job" CALL MIKE • 220-6885 Additions, kltchons, romovala, chipping, INTERIOR/EXTERIOR promotional packagos. We clean up »Base- sheets, Databases. One- urday and Sunday. Good BATHTUB & TILE RE- baths, roofing, decks, In- ARMSTRONG LAND 1 •a00T750-S997 patch. No job too small Cleaning Services Rock, Latin,. &• Fusion. All starting salary. Benefits. Dept. PB331 ees are fully appreciated FITNESS DIRECTOR hen one call does It alll' Season special on decks 908-968-7540 shrub care. Insured. LIGHT CARPENTRY Wo handle all phases ol ments *Attlcs «Qarages on-One available. Call SURFACING- 5 year DECKS- $7.50 per ft. or surod. Call 418-8756. SCAPING & PAVING or largo. Flashing, sky production Including levels. Beginners to Ad- $8.00 per hour. for their Involvement & Full tlmo, exercise pre- 1-800-559-9495 ; - & replacement windows. ODD JOBS & GENERAL warranty, free estlmatos. Smith Tree Service . PAUL A. MILLAR PAINT- •Yards mother odd Jobs Em for details: ASSIST. MANAGER- talent. Please call Pat at will beat any legitimate Asphalt driveways, land- RICH GORMAN lights, chimnoy, point- printing. For more Infor vanced In your home. E-Z COMPUTER Call 908-412-7888. Ask scription, sales experi- Insured, free estimates. REPAIRS- Lt. hauling; Call 908-756-5351 J.T.M. REMODELING 908-439-2059 ING- Meticulous Int/Ext A HOUSE CLEANER 908-753-7914 Prompt courteous ser- with 2 yrs. exp. In fast 272-5595 for Interview. MACHINE OPERATOR & Call 908-754-0014. offer. Custom work. Fully scape installation, shade ing, Call Tom-25 yoars matlon 800-640-5709 SERVICES (or Phyllis or Jan. food rest. Send resume ence needed. Call: brush cleared & re- Insured. Unlimited refer-. Complete home Improve- * * * * . 580-9465 Svcs. 12 yrs oxbor. Gut- Who guarantees her vice at reasonable pric- MAINTENANCE PER- moved; Expert ••-Inl/ext.- BOBBY'S ROOFING ttej»8_&_ sjmibs, new In tho buslnoss-for the work 100%. Rates start- 908-469-0823 to P.O. Box 1155 Wood- 908-356-6900 ments, porches* docks; JOHNSON TREE and .tors._clonoQd!_Fu!!y. Ins. DRUM LESSONS- Well DENTAL RECEPTIONIST SON- 20 hrs/weok, carpentry, painting,, re- Sealcoatlng ft Paving once8. Color" portfolio. lawns, sod or seed. Dec- r ALFANO'S PAINTING -bost. job -at I! vo and lot SHOP AT JiOME Ing at $26.968-5434. — LEGAL bridge, N.J. 07095 4070 Call now and save SJ$ Intorlor/exteriors, carpen- LANDSCAPE SERVICE Froo osfc Exc. rofs. CALL \/Vlil do all your shoppTfig^ knoWrV llve/9tudio drum- ' JCP CARTING —r- BUSINESS ASSISTANT Full Time Part Time days, Middlesex Boro, placement windows & Free estimates orative stone, topsoll & Professional, quality llvo prlcos. Stop that some mechanical ability Bectrtcal 908-526-0005 try work, deck repealing mulch. RR ties, retaining •Expert •Reasonable PAUL at 908-846-7186. and deliver to your door, APT., HOUSE, OFFICE mer taking on new stu- 1-800-794-8048 SECRETARY Fulrflme position IrTbusy docks. Tree work, log Call 819-8173 & cleaning. No Job too work at roasonablo ratos. luak nowl 248-5986 . ; 5020 AUTO MECHANIC- F/T Westfleld general prac- IMMEDIATE required 356-1461. Walls, Allen block & Key- . "Insured Many happy customers. Pro PAINTING CO. Great'for the prof, single CLEANING- The dents. All styles. Berklee 908-889-8048 The Somerset Claim of- exp. pref'd, commis- putting, gutters cleaned. DID YOU small. Contact Stevo Dl- 908-658-9090 P.C. ROOFING graduate. My studio or Child Care Wanted tice. Previous experience CARPENTRY & ROOF- stone, Interlocking brick Froo OSt, 846-1094. Commorclal, Rosldontlal man/woman, sonlor citi- "CLEAN" PEOPLE. Reli- fice of Harleyavllle Mu- sions, medical benefits, OPENINGS ••MANAGEMENT •" A-1 ELECTRIC CO. lo job too small. Why KNOW... mlno 908-752-7863 or 1- S PAVING zens, or just to get out ol your home, Pat Tarn' CLEANUP & LIGHT preferred, especially with break your back? If you ING- repair. Celling & paver, sidewalks, patios Industrial. Fully Insured. able, bonded, Ins. Call tual Insurance Company plus opportunity for ad- ••TRAINEE" No Job Too Small floor porches, steps, that an ad In this local 800-585-7863. Free esti- & driveways. Tree & ALL PAINTING All. work guarantood, the hassle of shopping, mlnen, 247-2709 .•:• HAULING- of all types: use of Macintosh Com- Due to seasonal activity, don't see It, ask. Call us paper also goes Into 16 mates. 4^60 Export . 494-6224. , : '•' Free estimates, Insured, has an opportunity, avail- vancemervt. Full service puter but will train if nec- local .43 yr. old Co. has 2 year program with a No Challenge Too Great paint. Call 356-9020 Brush removal with chip- APPLICATIONS Froo ostlmatos. All typos Low rates, Somerset Co. CRANPORD MOM- Retail/ Auto Repair Cen- starting salary of 30K+. today for. a FREE esti- other local papors? Masonry (Owner-Opor'd) 10 yrsl •Powor Washing of roofing, paving, pof- ARJO CLEANING SER- ENGLISH TUTOR- Any low rates, We work week Looklng for responsible, able for an experienced essary. No weekends. 16 openings. $10.15 to Residential/Small Bus. mate. Our 17th year. Reach over 400,000 JFK CONSTRUCTION- per. Driveways stoned, • area, 908-231-9421 grade level, NJ cert, ter. Call for appt. Call 782-5254, ext. 260, CARPENTRY BY QUELI rototllllng, escavatlng, Lowost Rates) DEPEND- •Intorlor/Extorlor holos, soal coating. Paul • between 7-9pm VICE Commer. & resi- ends. Tony, 781-0400. . oaring non-smoker to Legal Secretary In our Call 908-232-3550. start, Training. Advance- Specialists B26-5535 readers with one calll Cranford, 908-276-0856 dent., good exp. & ref.s,: toacher of English. ' litigation department. 908428-4203 and ask lor Craig. CONSTRUCTION CO.- dozer & york raking. ABLE. Qual. Guar't'dl •Protoctlvo Coating' Costello, 908-954-7272 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS watch. 2 children, ages 2 ment; Students Wel- . All work guaranteed. Welded vinyl replace- 1-800-559-9495 All work guaranteed. A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT- or boopor 913-5030. ' WORD PROCESSING low ratos, 908-968-2405 Call Lisa, 906-271-0105 PC/ WP •xperlsnce re- suburban Auto Mall DID YOU Lie. 8460. Oho contractor for all Call Joa 908-885-5323 Quallty masonry ser- Mlldow Off. Fast. Est, •Sand/Wator Blasting. Draperies, reupholstery rs. & 8 mos. In my KNOW... come. 908-704-8589 MANAGER FOR PUPPY ment windows & stool Word perfect/lotus, let' ome. Hours 7am-3pm, quired; WordPerfect a 271-4583 654-1330 4100 your needs. Largo .or vices. Free estimate. . : Local 525-7748 •Wallpaperirig/romoval ROOFING- Honost ,& CATHS'S CLEANING- FRENCH- All Levels. Your fabr|c or ours, For K AUTO This little ad can be read STORE— Fantastic entry doors. Custom docks, DRIVEWAYS * FENCING CHEOCCHI ''tors, proposals, term pS' M-F. Must drive & like +. Our salary will be FULL TIME- winter fuel level oppty. to learn all Home Improvement small, wo do It alll References. Insured. 40 ANTHONY'S PAINTING •Shootrocking/Ropalr oxporlohcod. Wo tako Wlll clean your house, Licensed, native teacher. merly at Stelnbachs & by more than 400.000 oil delivery driver need- ACCU-MARK ELECTRIC additions, dormers, BY CATENA . • •• • LAWN* GARDEN •Popcorn ceilings/ Ropalr pors. Call 908-220-8123 apt., condo & office. Reli- Former vlstlng Prof, at Hahne's. 43 yrs. experi- dogs. Please call (908) fully competitive with SALESPERSON aspects of operation.: kitchen & bath remodel- yrs. a family business. Intorlor/oxtorlor. Hooting, prido: roasonablo rates. 272-8825 after 4pm. readers in 17 publica- ed, cdl req,, Individual w/ 3rd generation electrical Drlvouvays, Curbing. All Kitchen Cabinet Lawn Maintenance •Offices/warehouses Sonlor citizen discount. able ft efficient. Call 908- Rutgers. Yrs of success- ence. Senior citizen disc. your experience & we Dltschman Flemlngton tions throughout Somer- Sales exp. & a love for ing, basements, drywall typos of fonclng. Froo Evory Job a specialty. gutters cloanod/lnstallocl. Refa. required. . • knowledge/training In contractor. I come from a rofoclng or new, countor- Resldentlal/Conim. 968-5230 •Churchos/Condos Financing avail. 846-9216 6tH3-07S0. w ful teaching. Refs avail. Shop at home service. offer an excellent ben- Ford aeeks enthusiastic set, Middlesex and Union animals required. Call family of exp. electri- & taping. NO JOB TOO Estimates. Will beat any Froo ost. 752-6441. 4040 burner service work 908-308-9439 lv. msg. tops, tile work, carpentry. Clean-ups • Design •Maintenance painting. 908-085-8721 aftor 4pm W. Canter.908-757-6655. efits package which In- Individual for used car Counties? It caught your prel., year round work wV cians. Uc. 10724. Fully SMALL" Fully Insured, price! 908-966-3432. TAURUS- ROOFING CONTRAC- Child Care CLEANNEWS EXPERIENCED BABY Froo est. call Tony:800- 548-8543 ' FEMININE TOUCH 727-5121 SITTER- Wanted on a cludes health/ life Insur- sales position. Our Deal- attention, didn't It? Full bonolits for qualified Ing,, 545-0553 anytlmol froo est. 704-0262. CONSTRUCTION TOR— Coflco Construc- Happiness Is haying your DRIVEWAY/PARKING ership Family provides MANAGERS- Mature or 246-7027 or 968-7027 INTERIOR GALS parttlrrm or fulltlme basis ance, 401 (k) savings Call YOUR ad In today! person, call 908-766- retired couple to manage In »| DRIVEWAYS COMPLETE CARE Sys- Mason Contractor. Spe- "Wo'ro In the' Pink" R&QPAINTING tion Co. Roofing of all home or' office, cleaned LOT SEAL COATING plan, bonus vacation, tu- unparalleled growth op- 1-800-559-9495 ALK ELECTRIC- All CARPENTRY- & Homo KITCHEN CABINET tem, Tree sorv, lawn ABLE TO CARE FOR to take care of our 4 mo. 0260 motel & trailer court. Re- H O"*M II cializing in residential. Interior painting, carpon- Intorlor & Exterior typos, shlnglo/flat/slato the way you- want by a Residential/Commercial ition reimbursement. For portunity In warm casual Wo Get Results! resld. & comm. needs, Improvements. 1 do It Froe Estlmatos. Seal RESTORATION malnt. Fall cleanup. Ins., and look repairs; No job INFANTS OR TOD- See our display ad In the old In our Westfleld quires some maid work, ALL! All phases of homo Portfolio & References. try, wallpaporlng, kitchen . Quality Painting DLERS In my Plscataway Co. In business for 10 home. Looking for En- consideration, please atmosphere. Strong traf- GAS ATTENDANT 100 amp tier. S550/up, coating by hand. Will fix Most Kitchens under free ost. 874-5083 PIsc. 908-424-0622 too small. Insurod. Froo Business/Service Direc- DISTRIBUTORS- full & maintenance, lawn care, . 200 amp sor. S750/up, Improvements. Fred ost. brokon areas, additions, cabinets, basement walls . Power Washing home.. Go to work with yrs. Bonded and Insured. glish speaking, non- send your resume with fic Insures your success Experienced only. Must office reports, rent col- $400, Refs. Fully Insured. & floors, garage doors, Dock Scaling ostlmatos. 968-6241. tories In your local part time people heeded be reliable, with good Free Est., fully Ins. Carpentry (All phases) Ins. StOVO, 908-968-7042 ovorlay. Call Tom. Same FALL CLEAN-UPS ' •' C K poaco of mind. 356-2582 ' 685-5961 Forbes Newspapers smoking provider with salary history to P.O. if you're up to- the chal- lections. Housing, utlls. & ««"755-1977"«« Lawn maintenance, loaf: docks, porchos, etc. Rof- Caulking own tranap. and verifi- to distribute flyers for references, salary & ben- lie. 9732. S08-7SS-4030 Sheet Rock • Painting day service. Reason- MASONRY WORK ROOFING-ALL TYPES- CLEAN TEAM- Homes/ Classifieds, Free estl Box 6719, Somerset, NJ lenge. Immsdlate open- major Credit Card Co. Insurance furnished. CARPENTRY- All small, removal, thatching, over- oronces, froe ostimatos. Guttor Cloan & Scroonlng Fully Ins., FREE ESTI ALOT OF FUN-r & TLC able references. Light 08875. . Ing. Experience nec- efits, commensurate with Somervllle area. 717-' AMERICAN MADE Fences • Docks medium repairs insldo/ able. 248-5986 Curbing, sidewalks, patios', "NO JOBTOO PETITE" for your child. 4 days-a Condos/Apts. LOW mates. Fully Insured. earn $300-$400 during Outdoor structures seeding, fall fertilizing. References Available Ovor 20yra; oxp. P, Don- housekeeping. Call 908- essary. We offer con- experience, Apply In per- ELECTRIC CO.- Free out, and new work. Also chimney work, steps, Intor. Call 908-469-7180, lonvo wook in Plscataway. Coll RATES-1 bdrm. bath $40 CHEMSEAL HARLEYSVILLE the week. Call Geno at son: 12-4PM at 992-3256. >. Masonry • Patios DRIVEWAYS-PARKING MOVING Fully Insured, free esti- 908-287-3271 nuccl 900-995-6462 to 4 bdrm, 2-3 baths $65. Mandham, NJ 654-0868 bet. 7pm-10pm tinual training program estimates. Senior citizens ceramic tile, shootrock """LOTS""" locking pavors mossago. 271-8748 Ask for Santa 908-704-1283 420 Mountain Avenue Bathroom & Basement Small moves, apart mates. Call Visions Of Honest/rollable/exp/exc. 908-234-2700 Mon. thru Fri. or all day Mutual Insurance & medical benefits. Con- MED. OR DENTAL discount. Lie.#9688. ropalrs, gutters cloanod, Ropairod,resurfaced, Gr«en, 908-968-4138. CALL (908) 889-7926 THOMAS KOLLIEN ROOFING- AFFORD- Sat. & Sun. Middlesex ASST. OR LPN— for oral Remodeling ropalrod and Inside monts & homos. Busi- INTERIOR PAINTING PAINTING AU PAIR/NANNIES refs/own trans: 754-2574 tact Norm Wlttwor DRIVER , -CAU.7S2-4270" stoned, soal coatod. ABLE, RELIABLE, DE- CUTTER ft LEADER Companies surgeon,, Thurs; Fri, '/4 • And much more... painting. Larry, 469-8340. nesses & Corporate. LANDSCAPING MASON Our heat quality work will Industrial, Commorclal PENDABLE. Carpontry/ Ljvo-ln Europeon girls, (908)782-3673 BusO, Busy, Busy! I Need General Help FIR ties & Belgium block Compare & savo. moot your ostlmato. legal for 1.2 mo. average CLEANER- house & of- CLEANING- Repaired & INFANT CARE NEEDED EOE add I trucks, van, pick- day Sat. 722-0850; 725- ASPEN ELECTRIC- All Always free estimates Complete lawn malnt. & Rosidontlal, Fully Insured Painting. Froo Estlmotoa. CASH FOR 0384 eves. . residential needs: house • D. A. HUNT PAVING • Fred ostlmatos. CONTRACTORS CALL 908-281-0737 cost $170/wk. Call 908- fice, experienced & reli- installed. Quality service, In my Branchburg home, AVON SALES- All ups w/cap, wagons, and competitive rates. * CERAMIC* landscape constr. + fall Intorlor/Extorlor painting Call BUI 908-873-3759 able. Call 908-627-9846 NO PHONE CHRISTMAS! fans, smoke detectors, Serving Brldgewator area PM#00649 Specializing In all .typos Powor washing 709-0325 Reasonable prices, fully 2-3 days/wk. Experience areas.. For Information hatchbacks & motor- * Insured * clean-up, 908-241-0004 JOHN MACNAMARA Insured, Call 654-5803. 12 weeks until bjg dayl 6- MEDICAL OFFICE RE- lighting, telephones, eto. •TILE* Slnco f967. 722-1882. of masonry: Brlck'work, Wallpaporlng & removal. HOOFING- all phasf*. CLEANING DONE BY necessary. Call between CALLS PLEASE. call cycles. Covering NJ/NY posltlons left InTiollvory CALL JOHN MUSELLI PAINTING- Interior fully Ins., FREE EST.! BABY CARE- oxporl SHAOUN 9-11AM, §08-728-5721 1-800-882-2292 area. You can earn up to CEPTIONIST- FT, Mon- Quick response. Lie. DRYWALL CONSTRUC- 908-968-2582 LANDSCAPING- Fall block work, concrete, Pointing of all typos. HONEST- reliable per- GUTTER & ROOF $2004800 WEEKLY and marketing. Somo ft Installation* clean up, lawn care, painting & wall papering. Lowest prices! A.T.F. oncod, rqsponsiblo mom KUNG FU $700/wk. Call now. Start Frl, 8AM-5PM, experi- #7534. Call 356-3041; (908) 249-6652 TION- Shoetrock & tap- PAINTING & CARPEN- otc. Fully Insured. Freo Froo Estlmatos. Est. 1963 with previous daycaro son with references. Call CLEANING/REPAIRS LIVE-IN - Fulltime Mon- Assemble products at BODYBUILDERS * DI- money boots no money. ence preferred. Plalnfleld 873-0137. ft Repair* thatching, tree work^ Froo estimates. Fully In- CONST., 008-752-0906. 908-762-2908 INSTRUCTION today. Call 201-790-1915 $350 average wookly. Ing, specializing In small TRY— Sheotrock«Spack- ostlmates. surod. Recommended by 908-B28-2841 contor oxporlonco will House trim painting & Fri. Caring for 2 children horne. Easy) No selling. ETERS Earn exciting. In Area. Call 908-755-4232. ft Re-flrouts hauling. Will beat any 1-800'894-2841 Emorgoncy Ropalrs. Call Mr. Jones for Inter- ELECTRICAL SERVICE •FENCE- jobs. T.A.F. Drywall, Call llngtlntorlor Woodwork* Interior Decorators. provide loving care for CLEANING- Apt., Of- tree trimming. Very w In Weatfleid starting mid You're paid direct. Fully come & become healthi- DRIVERS- * 23 cents • written.estlmato. Reliable NO JOB KlY's Chinatown, New Guaranteed. For direc- view. (908) 704-8020. MEDICAL SECRE- Quality work/reasonable installed & Repaired. PISCITELLI 1-800-640-3969 Doors & TrlmoWlndows* 908-709-0160 TIM'S PAINTING WORLD ROOFING. • your nowborn or Ihfant In fices, Houses, everyday, sonable. Fully insured. December. Call 908-789- er w/explodg Indus of 33 cents per-mllel * Extra service. Charlie 755-8429 TOO SMALL my Hlllsborough homo, Jomsy Branch by rscog CLEAR VIEW-757-B347 9042, lv, msg. tory Info, call 24hr hotline. Self Healthcare 602-3405 TARY- F/T noedod for prices. Avail after 4pm & Frooost. 800-281-1729 DRYWALL Plastering. Call Rich Intorlor & oxtorlor. Wall- INC.--- Commorclal & AM, PM, & eves. Good nlzod Inntructors. Tradl Pay Special Servlcos * HAIRDRESSERS-wlth ox- wknds. FREE estlmato. TILE & MARBLE after 6pm, 722-4943. LANDV1EW LANDSCAPE LAVITOL PAINTING resldontlal. All typos of ..CPR certified, non rofs. own transp. Prefer 801-379-2900 .Copyright' doctor's office In Bridge- 3-PC FIBERQLASS- INSTALLATION 908-526-3500 FREE ESTI FULLY INS. paporing Vory ndat, rof. tlonal nystdm for strength, GUTTER MAN LOVING & CARINQ- BOOKKEEPER/ 401k, Health, Life, Don- porlonco for Somorvlllo Fully bonded &.Insured. Specializing In all typos avail. Froo ootlmatoa. roofing ropalrs. & paving. .smoker,, fully Insurod, Somorsot Cty. Mon-Sun. #NJ17HDH tal, Vision, * Late Model Salon. Full time position water. Must have medical bath & ahowor onclo- (908) 412- & FINISHING RANDAZZO PAVING MASON Ext..Int. Ultimate in prop •chllaVproof homo, yard/ lltnosK, self dsfens* and Cleans,, repairs & Installs person wanted to watch CLERICAL- Full time office oxpor. Pleaso call L.A.B. ELECTRIC. 908- Specializing In Additions, of landscaping & mainte- Fully Inourod. Call Today! No lob too big or too anytime, 725-1846. competition skill*, leaders & gutters. Free 1 yr. old mornings only In WOO WEEKLY entry level position, must Conventional Equip. * available. Excollont sal- 526-3696. Lie #10020. suros with 24/hr. Installa- ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS nance Rellabfe & afford- CONTRACTOR- & workmanship. Wo spo- small. Typos of ropalr! playroom. Appropriate 908-231-0615, M-F 9-5pm tion. $1506. Black Point nonovations & Base- Patch Work clnllzo Jn Installing vinyl 908-756-7583 Estimates 908-709-1610. our Plscataway Home, NEW EASY!" type. Computer knowl- CDUHanmat Req. * 1 Yr. ary plus commission and 9162 able. Rosldontlat?" com- LOW Foil prices, special- potholos, overlapping, equipment provided. CLEANING- houses, OTR * 23 Yrs of ago Call: paid vacation. Call 725- ELECTRICAL WORK Construction. 369-7022 monts. Froo Estlmatos. Belgium Block & Railroad izing In stops, walks, pa- roplaco windows, wo • First wook half-price. Ex- condos, reliable, 5 yrs. Cali to ichedulo your ti ref.s & exp. req. Stay home, any hours edge a plus. Excellent MODELS 908-819-8828 mercial. Call Gary • PAINTING * shingles; hot tar, emor- trial lesion TODAYI GUTTERS & LEADERS Easy assembly $21,000 company benefits. Call 1-80O-568-1851 6666. Socurlty & rocosood • • • • Ties Installod. 722-4388 tios,, all chimney & fplc. & also, do gonoral carp/ goncy ropalrs. Financing poctant moms wolcomol experience, referoncoss, Cleaned and flushed 808-463-7643 (fomalo 5'4 & up; guys S' ABSOLUTE CONSTRUC- homo Improv/rooflng. Master Frank Yee Easy sewing $36,600 S08-687-1313, X280. lights, hpators, fans, CERAMIC & MARBLE * * * * * Install now drlvoways or mason work. No job to Powor washing, stain- avail. Bondod & Insurod. Please call 908-874-3795. own transportation. Call Siding powor washod DRIVERS- Earn $5 to HORTICULTURE 9" & up) Wanted for ex- TION- painting, siding, rosurfaco oxlsting drlvo- LAWN & PROPERTY smalll Ins., Froo Est!, 25 1-800-286-4033 Slfu Tom Grant Easy wood assembly citing fashion show sea- phonos, 240 volt sorvlco windows & doors, froo INSTALLATION- Baths, Ing, wood roflnlshlng, Call-Office 908-954-2111 Kathy 769-5943 Mildew removed from CASHIER A $10 PLUS per hr. Must SALES ,changoa_- etc. Probloms FAMILY ways at .90/sq.ft. « CLEANUP » yrs. exp,, Same Location, any ourlqco, custom col- or bboper 008-913-3562. . BRANCHBURG- 2 Cert. 908-2/1-9222 Advertise $99,765 have own car & Insur- maturo mlndod croatlvo son. Exp. pref. but not ostlmatos, fully Insured. Kitchens & Foyers. Old & 1 NEW IMAGE PAINTING any surface. Please call Easy crafts $76,450 HOSTESSES- FT or PT. solvod, quick rosponso. now. Repairs. 722-1384. Froo ostlmatos Maintenance. Affordable ' Dean Koep & Son ors, gutters. Roloroncos. Guarantood tho lowost .& oxp.o'd teachors to CLEANING- Polish ance. Reliable, neat, per- individual for greenhouse noc. Must bo outgoing, Call 382-7331 908-819-4652 Interior oxtorlor, powor- woman will clean your Tom Hanson Painters In th6 Classified! - Easy jewelry $19,500 Call Hlllsborough Diner, lovo music & danco. Call Lie. #10262. Froe oota. CERAMIC TILE & CONTRACTORS rates. Call Joe at 757-7421 Inourod. Froo wrllton rato by 10%. caro for your Infant In a LEARN A FOREIGN 908-359-2770 sonable .drivers needed management & safes In n MARBLE CONTRACTOR washlng, wallpapdr. Froo house. Call 563-9034^ 908-469-8952 Easy electronics $26,200 from 4:30-10pm for deliv- Runway Manic 908-985- Pleaso call David at ADDITIONS CUSTOM HOMES REMODELING • (908) 968-7101 « ostimatos. Call Mlko 000- ostlmatoa. warm & loving environ- LANGUAGE- with tho QH with croatlvo & ploas- 11 yrs. oxporlonco, long -••MASONRY-" JUNK REMOVAL- We Matchmaking $82,500 eries In Westllold. Flex, ant 'onvlronmont. 201- 7600 altbr BPiyifor appt. 321-6988 or 480-6814 & ALTERATIONS w Additions ^ Basomont to attic LAWN CARE/YARD 297-3041 4230 ment. PT dpomngs avail. CLEANING- Profes- Accelerated Learning LOVING RESPONSIBLE Investigating $74,450 lasting quality work. 29 yrs experlonco. 800-773-5509 Rofs. avail. Call for Intor. do all typos of cloan up CAREGIVER- wanted hours & days. 232-9090. 538-2218 v Add-a-lev«la i- All exteriors Including WORK— Boat Sorvlco, Wallpapoting sional, with a personal program used by U.S TV Talent agent $40,900 Ads In Classllled MODELS WANTED- for . ELECTRICAL WORK- •Kltchons •Bathrooms Fief's, free ostmates. Call Custom decks & patios No job too small, NINA KALLAS- Painting 526-4766 days, 218-0569 touch. Reliable, roter- jobs- attics, basements, for my baby In our pleas- John DdNlcola, Jr. roofs Lowost Rates, Free Esti- Foreign Diplomats Romance agent $82,600 DRIVER- looking for ro- IMMEDIATE OPENING- Clalrol Professional', to Commorclal, residential •Basements •Decks Total homo Improve- For froo ostlmato, coll •Stops'Sldowolks* & Paporhanglng, no- JK'S WALLCWAFT ovos. onoes, Free ostlmatos. Money back guarantee yards, garagos, otc. Low ant Dunellen home. FT. don't coat .— 900-232-7383 mates. Call 231-0358. pairs, Plastor/Shootrook. rates, froo ost. & fas No selling. Fully guaran- llable person with valid for oxporloncod press participate In area's larg- and Industrial. Licensed, •Ceramic Tile •ETC. ment*. Serving New (908) 463-7772, •Drlvoways"Pallos» Export Pnporhanglng Commercial & residen- Free Info 24 hrs. 1-800 Expor. & Refa, required. teed. For Info. Call 24hr. They payt drivers license for local No. 9141, and Insured. Competitive prlcos LAWN CARE- 20 yrs. 27 yrs. oxp. 322-4030 WALLCOVERING CHILD CARE- In Hills sorv. anytime. Call 937 Call 908-752-9428. oporator. on Goss Com- ost hair fashion show In CERAMIC TILE- Instal- Jer«oy for over 20 •Bricks" •Paint Trim & Callings borough. Mom, State tial. 10% off first clean- 854-2121 hotline. 801-379-2900 Towing Co. 908-234-9678 munity pross...must havo oxchango (or froo hair Free estimates. Call Fully Insured lation & repair, Quality years. Free Estimates. ROOFS & REROOFS- oxperience-a Scott's lawn •Call Bill at 968-0695" •Roasonnblo Ratos Inn. Call The Polished 0588. • Copyrlght#NJ17HVH •INSTALLATIONS; Cortlflod, recreational LITTLE FOLKS- agen 4 PART TIME CHILD exporlonco. Four nights aorvicos (must Include ' Vlnco Santonastaso Elec- Free estimates work, reasonable rates, Insured, Professional. Pro. Lawns cut, thatched, PAINTING/WALLPAPER- •Insured Look 808-7554 JUNK RBMOVAL-T L C CHILDCANE- earn DRUG ABUSE PREVEN- tric 988-1609. Call 908-369-6184 seeded. Roasonablo MASONRY & LAND- therapist, CPR and First & 5, can loam to enjoy CARE NEEDED- In wook, no wookend work. hair color). FOR DEPENDABLE, froo estlmatos. 238-7038. Roferencos avail. Special INO— Honost & oxpori- •Froo Eatmutoa Aid Certified, flexible Big and small, house ACCOUNTANT/BOOK- money providing quality TION SPECIALIST- For Procoss color and Dead- •• FENCE •• rates, reliable service. SCAPING- Additions, and CLEANING- reliable, music playing the key- Somerset home, Mon.- KEEPER- FT, 40 hr. wk. HIGH QUALITY WORK, Fall prlcos. 908-526^0005 oncod. Many roforoncoo. Norm 908-819-8016 ratos 4 tlmos. 281-7906. cleaning, we do It all Fri. a pm-6:30 pm. Call chlldcare for 1 or more resldontlal youth sorvicos liner oxporlonco a plus. •RAY LAEYT-8J7-9833- CERAMIC TILE- kltch- All typos ol wood fonco Walt 908-752-8730 porches, brick or con- Interior Palntlpg relerencos, experienced, board. Classes now salary range $8-$12 per REQUIREMENTS: ELECTRICAL- All typos Reasonable ratos. Wo Satisfaction guaranteed, Call 753-6642. children In your own program. F/T MA, MSW & Contact Charles Horrora Residential, Commercial, ons, bathrooms, countor Installod & ropolrod. RUBBISH REMOVAL croto driveways or pa- A BEAUTIFUL JOB bv forming. Call 753-1824 808-24B-B434 hr. Experience necessary home. MONDAY MORN- or CAC. Send rosumo to: ADDITIONS tops, floors, AlbO Paint- LAWN CUTTING- Lawn log. Landscape tlo con- tako prldd. 008-846-0216 CHILDCARE PRO 008-263-0966 at Forbos Newspapers, • 18 yrs. or oldor Industrial wiring & light- • I.N.M - 464-9369 • Servicing ALL ol Quality Fomlnlno Hangups, Ex- VIDEO- In my Martins LAWN MOWER RE- In computer data entry, ING INC, offers free In- P.O. Box 6871, Brldgo- ALTERATIONS Ing & curpontry, FREE care, leaf removal, clean- struction. Full array ot MATH TUTOR- Algebra PAIR— Tom's Lawn PROFESSIONAL eoupla 008-722-3Q00 X6430. •5' 4" or tailor; dross ing, Renovations & New NEW JERSEY, REASON- ups & landscaping at re- TOM HANSON port paporhanglng. Neat vllle/Brldgewator homo, HOUSE CLEANING Trigonometry, Pre A/P, A/R, Q/L, JE'a, Bank surance, referrals, equip- water, NJ 08807-8871. Roofing • Siding • Baths ESTII, REF., 874-7606 FLOORS- Now wood masonry & landscapo PAINTERS Workmanship professional. Froo ootl- 1 Mower service, Rldo-on •eeklna Inlant day-care Reos, A'oct. Analysis, size 4-10 Construction. Lie. #2978. ABLE RATES, Show ad cession breaking rotos. FT, state cert., meals Good references, exporl- Calculus, Calculus. In Soolsty Hill, Franklin ment, back-up & more. INSTRUCTOR- Enor- Seasons Special: Land- • Kltcnons • Bosomont floors Installod, sondod & at tlmo of pIck-upiGET sorvlcos. IrltorloroExtorlor mutos. Joan, 526"-025i. mowers, trimmers, wee General Acct. duties, etc. Union County 908-068- EARN MONEY- & LOSE •Healthy hair; no bad Ronovatlon. Financing, CERAMIC, MARBLE, finished. Old wood floors Call BTJ8-72B4623 Inc., playroom, lots of onco, own transportation, Cull Rita, 008-848-4832 Pk. Call 297-8728. ' gotlc, enthusiastic por- porms unloss willing to scape lighting, Pools & 10% OFF THE BILL! call No |ob too small. Wallpaporing , Call: ' ffOHKE'S BEST dealers, chain saws Send resume only to: 4884; Somerset County WEIGHTI Call 24 hrs. son to toach gymnastics available SLATE, TILE- Bath OK- roflnlshod. Painting & Call 722-1977 TLC 908-302-0506 available Mon. thru Fri. 908-7893710 - cut It off. Spas. port Installatlgn-Block. Jim Bronnan 201-872- LAWN MOWING- for as Froo Estlmntos Call Tom ! •Quality paporhanglng (908) 231-0118 Toro, Snapper, Rally SEEKING MATURE RE- Mrs. J. Ball, Hoffman In- 908-526-4884 on tfavoling gym. Flox- S08-86M821 Wallpapering. Froo ost. Joe Kllngeblel < toATH/SCIEc Honda. Free estimates. ternational, Inc. 300 S, ask for Dept.D • No modeling oxporl COONEY ELECTRIC Point Construction. 2941, In bi'sinoss slnco lltllo as $20. Fall clean MASONRY-CONCRETE 908-469-5952 •Flno Intorlor painting CHILDCARE- In my ING— In your home SPONSIBLE ADULT- to Iblo hours will train. ACCURATE FLOORING 1989, oxrollonl, rofor- up. Thatching, shrub Rarltan home, full or part HOUSE CLEANING- for Free pickup & deliver, Rsndolphvllle Rd., P.O. CLERICAL- Full ben- once necessary. 008-460-0201 AL BREUCHE& SON 008-369-7022 908-302-9708 PAVING •Cortlflod by tho grades 6-12. research babysit for 2 children, In EASY ASSEMBLY- an Ploaso call 008-581-8688 oncos avf able" • , planting. Will boat.any lo- PAINTING & WALL 381-9656 Paporlmnglng Inntltuto -time. Affiliated w/Chlld- a few good customers, Pltcataway 699-0326. my horn* 3 tlmta/wk. ap~ Box 689, Plseataway, NJ •Ma. To $7/hr. NO typ- •Must be available for ELECTRICAL- All typos Homo Improvement* Brick, Block, Stono, PAPERING- "Fall Spo- oheml«t/arad. ttudant, hours, $330.64 week, for furthor Info. show- 10/25 & 26 at CHAMPION POWER GENERAL gltlmale price. 757-0114 •Top quality work. care Connection. 11 yrs. no agency, ref.s, 60% off oall Joa: 906-7B2-71Bv prox 38. hn. Own 08855-0880. Ing. R»q. 1 yr. varied of- of wiring, Service Basement to attic, Insldo Stops, Sldowalks, Drlvo- elBl" $50 off painting free estimates MOBILE MARINE lie* «xp. & oar, Day hrs. family of 3 earns LAW ENFORCEMENT 8;30AM. & out. Exporlonco ^ rof- WASH- Homos, docks, CONTRACTING ways. Foundations, Roloroncas. Insurod, exp. Call anytime 908- 1st cleaning, call Kim, «ft.Bpm transp., non imokur. Re- $4417.02 monthly. For In- SHEfci ROCKING 4 LAWN SERVICE and 20% off wallpapor- ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 1 l 1 changes & paddle fans. concreto, otc. Froo oatl- 808-7B2-1898 . Mlddl aKHMHKHt JOBS - ' ' ti oroncoB. Free ostlmates. Masonry & Carpentry Fplcs., patios, curbing, Cull today for froo ost. 826-6926 SERVICE quire r#f«r*nc»» ft §xp«- clark, p/t. wt n««d noms- formation oall 24 HR Hot- Additions. Uc. #6252. mate. Call 460-7161. SPACKLING- Prompt-Rellable-lnsured lng. FULLY INSURED. 4300 PIANO INSTRUCTION- rl«no». So. PlalnfUld NO EXP. NECESSARY Interviews will be held on •' Harold Klouser-572-6750 Roasonablo rates. Wo Install sidewalks, Quallty work, Exp., In- De-thatchlng, power- Bolglan block. Inauroa/ Will beat any written es- 008-763-2516 . CHILDCARK- PT/FT In HOUSE CLEANING- I FNH* Estlmatea one terrific to kstp all COACH- Th» Branch- Una. 801-379-2900 Copy- 908-463-1773 patios, otc, Good prlcos. lots. PAPERHANQING- No Diana Oli«n Q«lv«oky, araa. 784-2891 rlqht# NJ17HHH Now hiring. U.S. 10/17yH-0-2PM, The Mar- CHAMPION POWER surod, Dolnegro Dry seeding, leaf removal. timates. Intorlor/oxtorlor. Plumbing, Hoatlng Branohburfj Twp, horn*, will clean your houa» the •vallabla for taachlna Pick up * D«llv*ry thois pssky. numbers In burg Township School Customs, Officers, riot Hotel, 110 Davidson WASH- Homos, Docks, Call Al: 908-526-0903 Wall & -Finishing, call: Serving Somerset Cty. DMI (908)757-7029 Will work wookonda. Call and Cooling |ob too smalll Call Nancy -Loving #nvlr. m«ur«ne« way you want. Hav« ref- 7Day«aw««k plaos, oomputsr lit. a District hit an Immtdlals Ave., Somerset, NJ (exit.;, AL'S CARPET SERVICE 276-15<10. Union County •ranom & own transpor- Bim-2:30pm, Mon-Prl & etc,..For Info, call, ELECTRICIAN- Install, specializing In ropalring, concroto, otc. Froo ostl- 90B-3S6-3S51 BO8-3B9-1418. Chris 073-1309 oov»r«g», r*f«r«no«i 8«t. Call 980-0838 (90fl) 704-0478 AdtlnClamlllad mutt, In payablts and Q opening tor a Mlddls 210-73B-7030, BXt. 2035 6, Rt. 287, located before . of circuit breakors, pad- mato. 460-7161 AFFORDABLE only ploano. , After BPM S08-380-8OB0 tation, DOB-707-mo . & L, 30 tl*x. hours, dy- sohool Htad Batkstball Ada In Clauallled tho Garden State Exhibit ' antlquo, oriental & hooK HOME IMPROVEMENT MASONRY- Concroto, MOVING? Apti., Horn*!, gam-Opm 7 days. dle fans, attic tans, elec- PAINTING & WALLPA CARISONE WALLPAPERING BY PIANO LiMONi- In don't coif — namic Union county com- Coaoh. Ttlsphont Ath- Center) rugo. Removal of Wrln- CLEAN UP & HAUL- Insldo and Out, FREE SHEETROCK/SPACKLE PREDATOR THEE patio, stops, all mason PLUMBING CHEATING Offlona, Piano*. Llo,# pany, grot plsoa to Istlo Dlrtdtor .Jotsph don't cost - tric heat, recessed lights, klos, buckles. Strotchlnn SERVICE- DEAD TREE PERINCs- Exterior/ Inte- FEMININE TOUCH your horn*. Branohburg, Th$y p»yl appl. wiring. Froe est,, Wo do all typos. ESTI FULLY INS., REF.s, Repairs to work, FREE ESTII FULLY rior, custom work. Com- No |ob too small. Froo Hlllsborouflh and «hti. 00880. ralmltrl Mov«ra, workl oall Mr. K., 008- Ltnlo (898-1418) for an & rolnstallatlon of now & coll DAVE :908-728-8879 ALERT, Fall cloan-ups NS. CALL TONY: Ronoo»nI)Io ratos Advertise In the Classified! Theypayl Advttilt* In Ihe Glmllladl For more Information oall Ins. HONSON ELECTRIC Fast 8orvlco. FREE ESTI Shootrock & Plaotor morclal/rosldontlal. ostlmato. Lie. #9373. Call!5B8-4B37 000-380*404 272-9M2 Intsryltw. EEO/MF John at 201 743-3861 usod Corpot. Slnco 1050. Wo also do rubbish 872-8011 Full lns.e08-424-0512 000-253-8616 Prompt sorvlco. Froo os 7S2-S683..(Uc. 5532). 9QB-369-8970 Low rotes, 900-S4S-0143 FULLY INSURED. Nick 908-96Q-3Q41 tlmnioa, No job toe removal!! 650-0235 A Forbes Newspaper A Forbes Newspaper small. Call 908-231-0282 1 I Forbes Newspapers . October 15. 1992 October. 14, 15, 16, 1992 . / Forbes Newspapers U-1 5050 5050 5050 5Q50 5050 5050 5050 5060 5080 Employment- Employment- Employment- Employment' Employment- Employment- Employment- , Employment' Part-Time .. Part-Time General General ' • General General • General General •' General Health Care Employment Employment MUNICIPAL COURT AD- NEEDED: 100 people to PARK RANGERS REAL ESTATE SALES RETAIL SALES— ladles TEMPORARY ftPOSTALJOBSft ' Nurses . . CRANFORD CAR WASH PART TIME/SALES. MINISTRATOR— Town- lose weight now, no will Game wardens, .security, Maximize your oarnlng hat & ace. stores sook * 23,700 per yr. NEEDS CASHIER- P/T, Princeton area Custom • ship of SCotph Plains. powor, new 100% nat, & maintenance,: etc. No potential. Plenty of floor saloporsons. People orr- EMPLOYMENT •full benefits HOME CARE 3 days/wk. 8am-Spm. Decorating and Fabric guar.tood, 303-751-5021 Retailer seeks Sales As. P'ior oxpbrionco as Court oxp. nocossary. For Into. tlmo, plenty of loads = ontated. Also, data entry Yoar-round Assignments * Mon/Women 18-65 cashier exp. necessary. Administrator or Deputy call 219-769-6649, oxt. higher earnings. Join person P/T. Ploa?ont Call Steve Gordon for soclata for evenings & NEW YEAR * Light Industrial. . * No lay-offs •RN's |V Certified-Mldd, in Municipal Court cor- 8183 9am-9pm7 DAYS.' Century 21 Working cond., exc. oppt. For an application and Immed. Interview. 272- weekends. Applications GOT A CAR TO SELL? NEED NEW WHEELS? NEW CAREER * . Gonoral Utility. & Somerset Ctys. • tal.nly protorrod. Starting . McGoe Realtors Call Mr. H at 545.7407 examination Information 2990 . available at: Danncmatin - salary about S.24',000 do-, Part time & full tlmo per- PLUMBER/PIPE FITTER 908-526-4440 * ' Food Services Fabrics, Th» Mirket sons for telemarketing call (219) 736-9B07 DIETARY ASSISTANT ponding upon qualifies- 5 yrs. oxp. Commercial & 1035 Rt. 202 Branchburg. SALES HELP- In Rotail Industry:, , pxt.P26.17 9um-9pm, 7 •RN's & LPN's w/trach. Place Mall, Rt*. 27 « tibns- &1 prior oxporlonco positions In Union basqd, ladles ware, 3 days in- Choi 1&2, P,rbp, S.orvors, & vent oxp.- Middlesex 3:30 to ,8PM. Will. train/ 518, Princeton. A«K for Industrial prolorrod, rates days • '•'• ••,".<•• . ' Somo bonollts available; company. Exper. an ad-' S20 plus per. hour ac- REAL ESTATE SALES cluding Sat. waiters/waitress os, County Foothills Acres Nursing Wanda or B»V. No vantage but not ossontial Succossful Plscataway 908-526-0909 Home, Neshanlc, NJ Phona Calls) . Forbes Newspapers Automotive Guide is all you . Sond letter ol intorost & cording to ability. Apply cashiers, dlshwashor*,. rosumo' to Municipal as training glvon Exc. in person, Mon.-Frl.; 9am. based Roal Estate firm grill cooks.' .'• . 5060 •LPN's w/adblosc.ent 908-369-8711 pay pkg for tho right has 2 openings for 2 full- SALES LEAD PHONE HANDLERS- Mnnagpr Thomas E. At- lo 4pm. Don Plzzolato GENERATORS Own transportation a Employment- homo care oxp. South- DRIVERS— Must have kins & Municipal Court people. Call (or furthor time sains roprdsonta- Easy. $5.05-510/hr. eve- trie, 125 Homing St., Excollo.nt P/T position must.: ern Middlesex County.. clean driving record. Will Judgo Joseph Porfillo al Into & Int. Carl 686-5788 Plscataway, 968-2020. tlvos. Benefits Includo Health Care nings, 5:30-9 :pm. 665- private offlco, Incdntlvo opon for an indopondont, help get CDL license. For 0683. Ask for Demetrl 430 Park Avo'., Scotch E.O.E. • ... • THE J ^Certified Home Health more Info call 908-658- Plains, NJ 07076. EOE . commission, spill, abun- assortlce Individual, No soiling roqulrod. Place AIDES Aldes-varloty of assign' 4044, ask (or Maryanne PLAY IN YOUR SPARE Advertise In the Classified! REAL ESTATE CAREER dant opportunity time CONSORTIUM arid congenial, honost, tako-ono Info boxes in ATTENTION ments. Middlesex and or 484-5953, asfc for TIME— while earning; WEIDEL REALTORS, high traffic locations to FUTURE Somorsot Ctys, Car & Nancy. great Income. Free train- Hlllsboroug'h. Wo aro professional orivlron- 908-707-9778 mont. For confidential In- gonorato loads for ongo- HOME HEALTH phono. . . . ing & earn free kit. Call TakeATVip Tb Remington Car & TVuckCounlry And Enjoy looking (or good people ing sales. Floxiblo hours. TIRED OF BEING LOST AIDES DRIVERS- P/T poslton Val With Discovery Toys to Join our solos stall. t or. v.l o w c a II Mr. IN THE CROWD? Busi- avail, good driving Gambngort at 752-8749. For more Inforhiatlqn, .••••* •• Pis call 908-381-5851 .Whether ijconsod or unli- please.contact. S. Chan ness Is boomlngi Grow- CHHA'S 908-549-2210 record a must. Ideal for BANK student or retired person. PLAYGROUND AIDES censed, wo can got you REAL ESTATE SALES- at; ing REAL ESTATE CO. startod In a succossful noods 3 reliable . ambi- • »Aro you looking for flox- Call 526-6551 : : . NEEDED-)' Harding Is a lucrative.sales career 609-890-2193. School, Kenllworth, apply Real Estate Caroor. Flex- In your future? Tako our A'AA tious ..sales people. Wo Ible work, hours? DRIVEft— for bread OPPORTUNITIES hours, unllmilod oarnlng offor extonswo In'houso In person, 426 Blvd. Ken-, FREE ($300 valuo) Indi- CENTRAL NEW JERSEY, •Are you caring & ro- lilt rliti route, exp. preferred. potential & hands-on vidual . Succoss. Profile training, 100% comm. sponslble? llworth, NJ 07033. Equal, • ' • INC, H I A L T H C A I t. Call 908-709-1544 and training. Call Judl Hilt, questionnaire arid find plan. Como show off •»Uvo-ln'S available • ' leave message opportunity affirmative TELLERS - FUII & Part Time ' ;..' Manager, 359-7100 out how your natural tal- SALES.—'Full'tlmo entry your talents, for a confi- •Recent work history ro- action employer. . lovol position avail. Good dential int. call todayl GAS ATTENDANT ents and abilities can bo • qUid- '' • 25 S. MalnSt RECEPTIONIST- We have several, full & .part time driving record & good 752-1111 L nights & weekends.,Bed? doyelopod to help you at- ' Edison, NJ. CLERK— for Basking tain Iho hlghost .lovol of phono mannor a must. minster' Texaco. 90,8- Teller positions available in the .•Ads In Classified' TO: ANYONE WHO Work assignments Known since 1966 as Ridge Real Estate Office.. succoss possible. Call Light warohouse work. • ' available throughout 234-2839 9-2:p.m Mon-Frl. $6/hr.. local, area. Applicants must don't cost — Pat. at Woldol Realtors,. Contact Paul or JP for. in- WOULD LIKE TO HAVE Medical A HIGHER QUALITY Union & Northern. Personnel Pool, HAAGEN-DAZS ICE Call 534-1325 Brldgowator 685-8202 terview 908:985-3636 Middlesex Countlos 1111 They pay!. present a neat;'profeSsiohaf LIFE9TYLE. CREAM— shop In West- RECEPTIONIST- Qood ; SECRETARY—. Part/full Kim & 1-have found a.way field .seeks. P/T, asst.- appearance, work Well-"with "the REAL ESTATE SALES- FREE TRAINING in No- telephone' and typing- Miles of 5080 manager to work flex, Local-3 office firm, ost.- tlmo, must know word to bo ablo to mako more/ skills a must. HoUrs! public and have; ,a quick and perfect and havo good money than wo cpuld.. vember:, for the Home .Part-Time day/evening shifts Inc. 1937, oqoT(s agent.'willing.' Health Aide Certificate, weekend for 25-30 hrs/ 10am.-.'.2pm.' Please call to/devote Individual, por- phono skills. Salary ap- ovor spond, and havo,all (908) 276-9155, Colleen. accurate mind for numbers. •'•"•. prdx. 18K, send resume tho frop time to. on|oy it which younfled to.start Employment wk. Must be neat and sohalizodattontlon to our your caredrl ACH customers; 60% to mil- to: UPC, 222 Courtyard, with our fattilly & frlonds. have a car. Duties Inc. SCHOOL bUS DRIVERS lion dollar associates. Somorvllle, NJ 08876 . GIVE US A CALL AT cust. sorvlng, cleaning WANTED- School runs, ENCODER OPERATORS S'Part CLERK D.osk, training & floor 572-1214. We Will treat Training classes start No- Ice cream cake docorat- sports and. class trips. o^oC SECURITY- Prestigious vember 2 In Wostflold tor |pn 8S-'S(tW-.PARTS 908-768,5^18 SALES/SfeRVICE 908-78J-3673 ' PARTS 008-782-9394 Somerset, NJ lacillly for articulate, ener- ENTRY LEVEL Check the Midlantic branch locations where you would prefer to work: Newspaper Delivery ' SALES 9Q8-78J!433i > SefWCE'PAfUS,908-782 3330 Forbes Newspapers is now taking names getic individuals lo conduct interesting COMPUTER OPERATIONS Q Somorvillo Area • E. Brunswick Aroa Q South Edison Aroa Q Edison Aroa for neighborhood delivery in New Brun- marketing research surveys via the telo- $17,000 to $25,000 Somorvlllo Circle. ' Sayrovlllo, E. Brunswick, South iidlsan, North Edison, Wostliold swick, North Brunswick, Belle Mead, Bed- phono. No sales required. No experience South Somorvlllo. South nivor, Pnrlin Port Reading necessary. One of NJ's most successful, highly Whllohouao minster and Hillsborough. Deliver one or - profitable, employee owned companies has two days per week and earn. $45-$55. The rewards a unique opportunity for a bright, energetic Check the time of day that you are available; Must be 18 years or older and have Individual. This MIS/DP position offers High visibility and unlimited potential. You will be Q Mornings Q Afternoons Q Any tlmo reliable transportation. For Now Brunswick keep getting and North Brunswick call Ed at oxt. 7401, responsible for technical phone support, end SALES 804 782^600'SERVICflKtt 102 36M.PARTS 900 78? SJ'M Check the length of time you want to work; BETTER! user training, documentation, equipment &ALES/SERVICE/PARTS 908 782-7500 SALCS/S6WICE 908-78?-s')673-PARTS:908-782-9394, and for Belle Mead, Bodminstor and Hills- •, SALES 908-782-3331 SERVICE/PARTS 908-78J'33^0 borough call Butch at ext. 7400. Installation, maintenance and trouble- Q 3 months G 6 months Q Seasonal G Year round •New Pay Rate shooting. Candidates must have 4 year college degree, preferably In computer Assistant District Manager * College & High School Credits science or management Information Name (ploaao prlnl) Join tho Forbes Nowspapors homo de- '^Performance Incentive systems. Excellent communication skills are FLEMINGTON livery team. Duties varied including field necessary. We olfer excellent com- LEMINGTON Address f* Paid CRT Training work, adult carrior supervision and cus- pensation and company benefits. Send namwroN resume to: tomer sorvico. Approximately. 25 hours For immodiiiic corisidorntion, ploase call SUBARU -City _ State. •I INFINITJ .zip. per weok. paytimo' hours, reliable auto our Humnn'Resources Dcpnrtmont ot: ISALP.S 908-762-20X5 SERVICE/PARTS 908.783-5107 nj3Cossary. $7.00/hr. to start plus mileage SALES-908-V82^025 SALfcS 90:> '8? J3')' Telephone (_ J Q Check here If you have previously worked for Midlantic. reimbursement, Call Ed Tarbox, 908-701- (908)5630700 7900 oxt, 7401. , Tills Is not a |ol> nppllciillon. II la only tin Indication ol In lor mi I In umploymimi opporlunllloa. II wo conlacl you lor a |ob Inlorvliivv Somerset Tiro Sorvlco you inoy be nskad lo III! oul un application loim, Inko a lool. provo youi oIlQlblllly lo work In Iho U.S., onil comply wllh olhar R|£SEARC|- Mkllaiillc Nnllonal Hunk hiring ptocoduros. Midlantic National tlunk la an oquni opportunity ninployor M/F/O/V. O 1002 PMA Wost Main Streat Wo mil on N]tml oppoMunity employer M/F/D/V ME-P/10H 908-722-3000 Boutid Brook, NJ 08805 EOE Human Resources . RTS. 202 & 31 THE October 14, 15, 16, 1992 U-2 / Forbes Newspapers AutomotiveC iiidic October 14, 15, 16, 1992 Forbes Newspapers U-3 racing s all over the high-priced'.- Bugatti-' and Duesenberg' in- By BOBHAGirT •more-.or-less IoCal. But all concours have try.'Here's a chance.to hobnob with poten- country every year: Jf you didn't vestment, cars and the"driving-is^awe- KORUKS NEWSPAPERS • one commonality: .they show of1)".Vehicles tates, • ' . fill during your high school days, hero's inspiring. ; . •. . • .' It's my contention that to be;a true Auto. old and new that have had hours of care AUTO PARTS SWAP MEET:.Buy junk your chance and you Carrshow your kids • SMALL 'TIME AUTO RACE: Almost and lots of. money lavished on them. It's a Illuminnti, there are certain typos'. of and'soli antiques. These flea, markets-for (or grandchildren) how things were back every county in the U.S. has some sort of kind of open-air.auto show. that, contains old car pails .1re so big it takes at least 12 then. ; , ' . events one should attend every year even local quarter mile oval track. — usually dirt though they are not one's particular cup of classes for almost every type of car ..from hours to-cover them. Want a hood orria-- PROFESSIONAL DRAG RACE: Big — where locals Compete.:with other locals tea. Oho should know a little bit about, a every time span. From early antiques to ment for your•'36 Graham? No problem. A Noise! Big cars! Big crowds! Big.speeds.! lot of things ..and attending the following contemporary muscle cars, these shows •factory shop manual for your '21 Essek? Big money! None of this is for the, super- for track honors. The payout is small but the competition- is fierce and It may in- events is therefore, a must. . have something Tor everybody as a conies-. Right up the next aisle..How about a Pinto sensitive auto enthusiast but it's part of CRANFORD >-• This colonial at lapel pin as a joke? You can. buy them by the American auto scene. The pro ma- volve guys you know, . . ,' .-..,.• AUTO RACE - HISTORIC: The races tant or as a spectator. It's Summertime 16 Hartipton St has all the charm Fare held in grassy, settings suitable for the dozen. Auto, parts swap meets have chines have the acceleration of a jet fight- Suzanne Colitre Nann , a bro- the compaViy's corporate head- are.for vintage'racers from pre-World War DESTRUCTION DERBY: Crash and of a turri-of-the-centuiy home. I to the' micl-'70s, and white the cars'-aren't . family picnicking. Spectators should dress something for everyone and I'd be sur-. er (up tp 300 mph in a quarter mile) and a ker associate with the Nann quarters at 1260. Springfield bash, the 'survival, of the, lucky and the A 26-by-15 feetliving room'has a 1 Aye. in New Providence. all world famous,, they all have historical casual but classy. . . • ... '•: ' ..-' '. prised, if you don't come home with.some sound level to match; Picture a.race that Agency foi the past 15 years is skilled. Mechanical tag team wrestling, in a a consistent top producer with Managers and .sales as- value. Those of us who participated in rac- COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION: Kind of vintage doodad. Eveiy town with a vintage ends with the winner crossing the line less nine con- . ': ' ' •'.. ,'"' sociates will be available for. a ing during certain decades carTplay "Re- like a concours -but with bidding.. The car club holds at least one of them every than a car length ahead. This happens all dirt-ring. An experienced driver can.get up ! U N.I O N secutive question and answer period and member when..." with' bid comrades, and "biggies'" attract the heavy hitters of the year. Very casual.dress. . ' day at the drag's. • ' •"-,'. . to six events out 6f one vehicle although years in one-on-one discussion of how younger enthusiasts can chuckle over STREET ,ROL) EVENT: Hot .rods are BIG TIME. AUTO RACE: Whether it's - swear its' next stop after it's first HOUSE TOURS the New tp maximize the Prudential Ad- world with lots of money changing hands. you d vantage. ' . •• '• what was once state of the art and is now. A million fora used car? Not.unusual and strictly an American phenomenon. Used to an. Indycar race, an IMSA Prototype meet ^ m h scrap yard. ' . . Jersey As- even w e a sociation For reservations, call Sarah considered quaint. Historic auto,races are be. that they were recycled Model T and'A the auctions are open to the. public. Kruse or a NASCAJR, Winston Gtip event,. you 8200 fireplace, ; and the ,22-by-ll fobt of Realtors Handford, Recruiting. Manager being held at tracks all over the. country; : 8110 International of Auburn, Indiana holds col- •Fords while California Customs were '4.7. should see at least one really big-time Automotive Parts, MOTORCYCLES family room provides space for in-, Million at 464-5200. . . ' . ".' and you should take one in every year. lectible car auctions all overthe •.•country as Mercurys with Oldsmobile grilles! Now closed circuit race every 'year..The level of Accessories and formal activities. \ • Dollar * * '* .' 8240 : David Mlnirnan, a sales associ- V CONCODRS P'ELEGANCE: Some, are they're Big Buck show cars that look like professionalism is unexcelled, the vehicle • Services Children can also play in ia tec Club, and does-Rick Cole, of North Hollywood. Auto- On-Road ate with Weichert Realtors' War- k is well on extremely prestigious (the annual at Peb- . mobile: Magazine puts together a monthly Old Times and are taken to. a couple of preparation is on a match with thatgiven NEW CARS USED Motorcycles reation room in £he basement, ren Office, leads the office irt CARS— nood undercoat- her way Ing & rustprobflng. Don't ; which also includes a laundry- dollar volume for the first six 8000 8010 8020 8030 8030 8030 8110 pay doalor prices. Pay YAMAHA- 82, SECA roOm>vith A washer and dryer. again this '...•••'.•. months of 1992... , , 8080 SI95. Gst professional 650, 7i500 orig. mllos. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles year. .' . *• •• - .• Automobiles Automobiles Automobiles Automobiles 4x4s, Sport and Automotive Parts, rosults. Call Chasslo Hardly ridden, now tiros/ The eat-in kitchen has cherry Mr; Miniman, who has been under $1000 battory. Excol. cond, Ask- Ms. Nann is also actively in- under$2500 Light Trucks Accessories and Works at 908-781-2117 . cabinets and a sliding door leading licensed for one year, joined FORD— B7.Bronco, dark MITSUBISHI- Galant, TOYOTA- 85.Collca GT Services ing .51800. -With helmot volved with the Board of Real- 8010 PERONE'S AUTO SAL- $2000. Call 908-707-8389- Weichert late, in 1991 and by CORVETTE $400 . MUSTANG- 80,-Ghla, 6 blue, 4WD, standard, PS, 8t, 4 dr, auto, 50k, load- Coup, 5Sp., am/fm cass., i to a deck in the back. .... tors Education Committee, and Automobiles BRONCO $50 PB, AC, AM/FM, rack, ed..oxc..cond., S4850 b/ Ac+S + B; Must-sell'908- CHEV 9, 0, lg- VAGE-., cars-. & trucks March of 1992 had already be- cyl.,''4spd,' AC,. sunroof, bed, 26k ml., AC, PS, PB, 89Mercedos ."• $200 80K, $5995; PloasV-cair 0,908-356:4267. . ',.. 7B1-2179-. .::.;_.: ..;..•...;..;.. ABSOLUTE wanted..- Highest prlcos That kitchen is equipped with a has served as chairperson for. under $1000 S1295/BO.. please- call Tahoo pkg.' S9000/BO. paid...Free-pick up. •Cori- 8400 come, a top producer in the 87-BMW. ., .'•••• '•' S100 908^169-"9352 7J 3:2447 aftor 5pm: ' CASH FOR YOUR CAR - dishwasher, garbagfe -disposal, mt- the past several years. . v 65 Mustang•' $50 RONTIAC- 88 Flrobii'd, r 908-76-5798. WE.BUY ALL METALS talnOI" sbrvlbo availabloT RECREATIONAL Warren Office. \-±.j\',.:. .]:.,• ,,'.... HONDA- 84 Accord, V6, -5s'pd,- AC, PS, PB, • 8040 , :563-1630" .: ' "•'•• AMC EAGLE- 82, SX4,,U,S Public Auction, PONTIAC-' 82,,8on- FORD— 87 Bronco, dark' 469-3202 VEHICLES crOwave, refrigerator and!, self- nevllio, 'station wagon,. 107Kmi.,,AM/Fm cass., 5 PW, Sunrf, R.dof, AM/FM 6 cyl.,.PS, B6, AC, runs Druglord Properties. Antique and Classic blue', 4Vi/D, standard, PS, DONATE YOUR CAR, Sally Gordon of Bound Brook & looks qoodl S900/BO. Choose fro/n thousands 100K mllos,' tuns- good,. spd.; now cluch, brako, cass, PTD louvors,•' mint ' cleaning oven.,, The l6-by-14 foot Weichert, Realtors has once tiros, Asking $2000. Call cond., 39K ml.'S5400/BO. Automobiles. PB, AC, AM/FM, rack, TRUCK, MOTORHOME- 8130, 8410 r leads the -Warren office of g master bedroom upstairs includes again been nameid the nation's S110G/B.O.. 908-264-7072. dU: i nnriL. mation-24 Hour Hotllno. evos 90TP3BV7T3 719-2447 alter 5pm. tho Blind. I'.B.S. Tax Do Weichert Realtors in sales for' JAGUAR-; 71- XKE Road- : ; bathicom^md i 1 Ja^g^Jrjd§^Ode^e^ 801-379-2930 Copyright* Iv. msg. JAGUAR- 84, Vandon ductible. Free towlhg. Automotive Trailers the first sb('.morithst)f -1.992;'""~~' NJ17HRC•.-. . Plas, Classic, Tan, Moon: PONTIAC- 88 Grand ster, serious 'Inquiries JEEP- 88 Wranglor, Neod not run; 420-1112 company in the nation, accord™ CADILLAC- 75, Goupo only. Call 908-218-0363. 72k, 6 cyl.; 5 spd., AC, level also has two bedrooms mea- AUGUSTO MENENEZ/RORBES NEWSPAPER Ms. Gordon has been listing rf, Porolll tiros, 97K mi., AM SE, turbo 5-spd., TRAILER- 12' X 60', 2 beVllle, 500 V8, autb, PLYMOUTH- 84 Reliant, 8030 S6000/BO. 90B-232-B249 • hdtp, MINT. Must sell MIRACLE WORKER- 'suring 15-by-ll feet and a 15-by-14 ing to REAL TreMs, a ^effl whito, fully loaded, oxcol- PONTIAO- 64 Lomans, Towing & roc.ycll.ng. BR, asking $24,900. Call- This colonial at 16 Hampton St. has Uirn-of-the-centiiry charm, and modern amenities.. and selling real estate for 11 ps, pb, pdl,. p'soats, cli- orlg. owner, PS, PB, Autonjpblles lont condition. 526-9251 . Immed. First S6600 takes HONDAS, NISSANS, estate industry, publication. mate controlled nc, pw, qood cond. $900. Call JEEP— 89 Wagbnoor 6 cVI., 2 DR, 60K, auto, It. 908-369-6902 . .." Local & long distance 908-874-5310 . bedroojm. . years; A member of the,Somer- buck, seats, little rust. TOYOTAS WANTED- Froo |unk car removal. near mint 'interior! lilt/ 908-658-3118 aft. 6pm Ltd., garago kopt, oxcol. PONTIAC- 90 Grand TRAVEL TRAILER- Fan, set County Board of Realtors, James - •• M. . Weichert, CADILLAC— 89 Sqvillo, cond., fully loaded, 40k S1950 or bost offor. 756- POST OFFICE JEEP- also all foreign autbs.PIs Old ballorjos & radiators ; A 10-by-7 room on the second telescopic wheel, no Am.-Whilo 4DR, AC, AM/ _call 572-1999 anytime Stylo Liner,- 27'. Fully soil - founder and president of low miloago, immac. mi.; $12,900. Call 908- FM storoo,: 43K mi. oxcol. 4029 Aft; 6pm. 75 Loft hand drive, only bought. 908-755-8934 , -off-Centennial Avenue with a 25- she is a member of the New dents, delay wlpors, am/ 8020 cohd., garagod, fully 38K miles, oxcol; .concf. contained, roof air, tan- level'can be used as a study or a, Weichert, Realtors was pre- fm/cass w/oq., great lot 526-7527. cond. Transforablo JUNK CARS WANTED- READING STEEL UTIL- tarn axle, sloops 6, bat- Jersey State Million Dollar Club Automobiles oquippod. P/moonroof, 75,000 ml. oxtendod war; $775; Call 908-463-8289 ' Lato model wrocks .& bedroom, and a sixth bedroom of 19r yard indoor pool,, an dlympic-size sented with the REAL carll $975. b/.o, 908-627- '516,500. Call 908- LINCOLN- 85 Town car 8060 ITY CAP— for shortbod tory packago (tailor, ow- as well as Weicbert's Million 9802, leave message under$2500 sig. sorlos, gold, 37,500 ranty S.7 8 0 0.'. 9 08- Sportscars trucks'. Top SSS Paid. compact PL) truck. S750/ ning, 3-way rof. Asking byrl3 foot is. on the third level. outdoor pool, a diving pool, three: Trends Eagle Award for his 526-7775 689-8931 908-548-6582 Dollar Club. In addition, she milos, mint cond.,-S6750/- 8090 BO. 908-572-1700 5'2450; Call 248-5986 Other amenities include smoke company's achieving a high- CHEAP! FBI/US SEIZED CHEVY— 83 Camaro CHEVY- 86 Corvotto BO. Call 908-654-6289 RENAULT- 88 Modal- foot learners pool artd a baby pool. ,, holds the Graduate Realtor Insti- 89 Mercedes S.200 Borlihotta. Rod, t-tops, cjonvortiblo, yellow paco lion Wagon, 49K miles. DATSUN- 82, 280 2X, Trucks and Vans ; alarms and wall-to-wall carpeting. tute's designation indicating ad- er sales volume and com- .86VVV S50 loaded, AC, P/wlndows & car, groat condition. MAZDA- 89: MX 6 S4000/BO. Ploaso' call 5spd, AM/FM cass, PW/ That complex also includes a com- Addiwts: pleting more real estate locks, AM/FM cass. Ask- Must 300. 59K mllos. 1- Turbo— PS, PB, sunroof, D, oxcol. cond. 1 ownor, ; jThe home sits, on a 75rby-332 foot vanced real estate knowledge; _87Mercodos $100 90B-862-0429. DODGE- 85 Ram, 16 65 Mustang $50 ing $1995. Plqaso call 609-924-5588 AC, AM/FM cass., 49K S3000/BO. 908-232-8630 plete fitness center* including a uni- transactions than any other ml.- $8,850. Eves. 908- passortgor. school van, AUTOMOTIVE ' l'qt in a town known for its streets ., Asking price: $450,000. ; . '. -.•:••'•, ..... • '•'•-••..- '. Ms. (aordon attended Syra- ChoOso from thousands 908-603-8461. ' versal gym, weight room and a independent real estate com- CHEVY.-' 88 Corvotto, -753-7521 -.'•'•• SAAB 88— 5D 9000 97K mr, excel, cond. ; graced • by towering trees and Victo- cuse University, the University of starting at $25. 8070 Noods manifold.. $1000/ :: : CHEVY'-' S-10 88 pick- yollow, PS, PB, auto, AC, Turbo, Gold, autp, 35,000 '•. •; B0€fehfMMnss;. 6. • • •,.-'•...' :; .'.'.•••;;'.• ''',•• ' " -.'••••[. •' CaEfomia at Berkeley, and thepany in the United States. For Directory Information up. 2.4L, 1 owner, 64k, MAZDA- 90 Miata, mi, oxc. cond: 512,225 BO. 908-273-7208 • 'sauna.'' .';-. ';; . .'.- . .'..,.-,•• : '-. -; . call 24 hour hotllno. 801- Z51 sports pkg., excoll. Family Vans ; ri'an architecture along the banks of Weichert,' Realtors, has S3200/BQ, also Honda whito, 5spd, .AM/FM 908-442-8704 aft.6;p.m. : ; University of Tennessee and 379-2929. Copyright cond.-, garago kopt. DRUGLORD TRUCKS! DIRECTORY A bike path system completed in :'Bathw;-3^ .• ••-' '•-.' ',: •';'-. • ."' '•" -..-• ..-'•' - '. ,': •-' V Civic 83, now rbbuilt cass., AC, alarm, oxc. 908-906-8755 the- Rahway River. 6,400 sales associates in 185 #NJ17HJC ,-•-' $100 : holds bachelor's'''arid' masfer's ong., 25k, $2300 b/.o, $16,500. 494-0952 ' . cond.-, Asking $12,000. DODGE- 87, B150 LE, I The township has a spirit,of voi^ 1978 includes 11.5 miles of eight-foot . Amenities: New cherry caolnete, sliding gjas^ offices in seven states. 908-753-5927 CHEVY- '90- Lu.mina- Call 908-752-4388 SAAB- 91 900 Turbo, qvory option, oxc. cond,, 86 BRONCO $50' degrees. Prior to entering real DATSUN- 79 310, 2 Euro,' 34K mi., full pwr. rod; 5 spd.', 9500 Ml., 3 orlg. ownor., S5995./BO,, 91 BLAZER . S150 ' unteerism that emcompasses eVery estate, she was an instructor at door. 134K miles. Noods FORD— 84, Tompo, MERCURY- 87 Grand dr.. Loathor. Ploaso call : 77 JEEP.CJ . " ' • S50 TO ADVERTISE wide, bike routes leading to schools, overi, nrictowawe, dlsnWasher, walt-tc-v^ carpeting cruiso, storoo, like now. Marquis LS, V-8, full 709-0468 ovos. NEW CAR SALES the: University of CaMomia at To be featured in Realty. clutch. $400 or Best 5spd, Whito, 4Dr., AC, r. $5,850 • 908-745-2655 908-526-3583 Solzod Vans-, 4x4's, ';• facet of the town, from thfe annual mass transportation, shopping and offer 932-3429 window dofog, AM/FM power, Air, AM/FM cass., FORD- 86 Aorostar, V-6, boats, Choosp from i Fciurth of July parade to the vast Heating/cooUng3 oM, steam/air condrtionirtg Berkeley, a fashion, model in notes, sent a "short release, storoo, PS, PB, luggage CHRYSLER- 86 Fifth oxcol. cond. in & out, 1 SUBARU- '86 wagon, 5 auto, cruiso, am/fm, Op, thousands starting. $25. recreation areas. .. ;• DODGE— 76 Dart, runs rack. Excol.. cond. $2195/ Avonup,. 4dr. V8, PS, PB, drlvor. 53400, 908- spood'turbo, fully loadod 76k, S3400, call 908-968- For Directory Info., call • array of committees that include rec- New York City and spent 10 with a photo; tdf~ groat, now tiros' & BO. 908-789-1925.alt. 5. 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(Rt. 28) Middlesex CHIEF VICE PRESIDENT," HOURS: Mon.-Tue5.-UJed.-frl. 9:00-8:00 1 -800-433-0254 Thurs. 9:00-9:00 ••«<=« ";•••: L PHOTOGRAPHER OPERATIONS ;•:!.;;. Sot. 9:00-6:00 Sun. 12:00-5:00 968-2848 V - J I October 14-16,1992 Forbes Newspapers Vybekendl%lS 3 2 Mfootalid Forbes Newspapers October 14-16,1992 Weekend Museums Kohler, through Nov. 22. DR. WILLIAM ROBINSON MUSEUM OF EARLY PLANTATION HOUSE-MUSEUM sey Wheelmen. Aside from the obvious benefits of TRADES AND CRAFTS 593 Madison Hill Rdii Clark ; .By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN- • . '• • : : providing scheduled,rides and tours:(which vary ia 9 Main St., Madison (908)381-3081.. WeekendPlus Editor \ >v. '.' ' (201)377-2982 Farmhouse built in-1690 as utumn is a time of change, and not just of length, pace, terrain and overall difficulty) throughout Exhibits portray the role of " part of a 750-acre plantation. the season...... ' the year, bike clubs can instruct you on such crucial crafts people in the 18th and Open the first Sunday of each 19th centuries, Tuesday month frorn 1-4 p,m. Free ad- The change comes in two forms — good matters as bike maintenance, pacing and proper through Saturday from 10. ; mission.: .-''.'• '•..'•• Aand bad. The good news is that for:the next physical cnditioning. And nearly all rides and tours a,m.-4 p.m;, Sunday from 2-5 RUTGERS GEOLOGY MUSEUM few weeks, Mother Nature is at her artistic peak, are mapped out carefully in advance ahd involve p.m. Free admission for mem- Rutgers University either a scenic route, an eventful destination, or both. bers.'Non^member admission: Hamilton St., New Brunswick stroking bur green woodland with flashes of brilliant adults $2, children $i; . (908)932-7243 color, JCheibad_aejy^isJ;hat_for u^w \ Bike clubs also provide detailed information on the NJ. CHILDREN'S MUSEUM Monday from 1-4 p.m., Tues- .. ride itself,^^ratmgiras a"^de"foTb^n^ers7a^ide:for^-" 599 Industrial Ave., Paramus day through Friday from 9 a.m.- recreational animals, it's almost time to put away the noon. Free.admission. pleasure, or a challenging ride designed to; give the . . golf clubsv roller'skates and soccer balls for the win- Fantasy castle, a 50s fire en- SCHERMAN/HQFFMAN ter. • • •... • ;.. •' •'..' . .; ,...; . '. ••.'; '••' .' •'• participants a stiff workout. .; . gine, and more exhibits for kids WILDUFE SANCTUARIES to totich. Open every day from ;• llHardscrabbleRd.. Of course, there are many win- • ;;• . ; : The other option is to go to your 9 a.rtv-5 p.m. Admission $6 Bemardsvilie ter sports, and still more activities K. '•:• . .... local bicycle store, which is likely to ; weekdays,$7 ^weekends; chil- (908)766-5787 that can be practiced year-round. Nearly all Dike rides and carry books and maps with detailed dren under 1 year old free. Tuesday through Saturday from Group rates available. 9 a.m',-5 p.m., Sunday from Bicycling is one such activi1y,but tours are mapped OUt ride and tour information. •"Music Time!" for children 8 noon-5 p.m. let s face it — the majonty of us , . ' ' - • . , • But for those who are just getting and under, 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. .•Wood sculpture by Harry FUrt> aren't going to be riding icy roads Carefully in BOVance and started, clubs are the best option.' Thursday, Friday,' ihson, through Oct. 31. in February. , • Anyone can ride a bike,.butyou'd NJ. HISTORICAL SOCIETY •Bird feeding workshop, noon-3 Involve either a scenic 230 Broadway, Newark... p.m. Oct. 17. .•"',•••••• So if you plan to hibernate, be surprised how minor details can (201)483-3939 TRAILSIDE NATURE you'd better hurry and get your route, an eventful make a difference when it comes to Wednesday through Friday from: AND SCIENCE CENTER recreation in while the gettin's safety, comfort and enjoyment. 10 a.m.r4 p.m.. third Saturday New Providence Rd. destination, or both. of the month from 10 a.m.-4 . Mountainside good. Fortunately, the fall colors . "t know people who were amazed p.m. Guided tours by appoint-, (908)789-3670' ." provide ample motivation to strap . : •; • —-•—— ~~~—.. ".- •' '• • .. the difference a $3. adjustment, in •• rnent. Admission free for soci- /Open every day from 1-5 p.m. their derailleur made in their rides,' said Glenn Cole ety members, $3 for non* Registration required for pro- on our helmets, fill up our waterbottles, and cycle members. . grams. :• out to the many scenic roads and backroads New of Gregg's Bike Town in Somerville. •'Tender in Years;" childhood VILLAGE OF WATERLOO Fellow riders, especially experienced ones, can also In 19th-century New Jersey, on- Allamuchy State Park Jersey has to offer. But where do you start? How do going. . •••.:•• provide advice and encouragement along the route. . l-80.Exit 25, Stanhope you find the prettiest routes? The safest routes? The NJ. MUSEUM OF AGRICULTURE (201)347-0900 • most challenging routes? Jerry Glick, a 20-year member of the Central Jersey Route i, New. Brunswick . Restored farmstead from c. (908) 249-2077 1825, a life-size Lenape village, Welly there's always-trial and error, but to make the Bike Club, had triple-bypass surgery three years ago. Wednesday through Saturday . But he was backTonithei road in ho timeT^ndthis towpaths of the old Morris most of your quality time, a little planning can al- .m., Sunday —Ganalretc-Open daily-texcept-— most guarantee an enjoyable outing. And by now, summer, at age 64, he completed his first "century" from noon-5 p.m. Monday) from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. (100-mile ride) since the operation. • •Paintings by Thomas Torak ••'.: through Dec. 31. Adults $6.50 most regular bikers have found the best way to go is and Elizabeth Lichtenstein "I built up gradually and my doctor said 'go for it.' weekdays, $8 weekends; senior to join a cycling club; In' this area, there are several to t Torak, through Nov. 1. '••.:•• citizens $4.50 weekdays, $6 choose from — the Central Jersey Bike Club, the I've covered almost 3,000 miles this year," said Glick. NJ. STATE MUSEUM • weekends; children 6-15 $4. "And it's never too late to start. We have members 205 West State St., Trenton WALLACE HOUSE . Bicycle Touring (609)292-6464. .; . ' ranging in age from small children to 73." - 38 Washington PI., Somerville Club of North Tuesday through Saturday from . (908) 725-1Q15 Jersey, the Prin- Glick also stressed that non-members are welcome 9 a.m.r4:45 p.m. Sunday from George Washington's head- no'on-5 p.m. Free admission.- quarters when he was stationed, ceton Free- to join a scheduled ride (see ride Calenders below), •"WeavingArpund the World," although riders areexpectedjto join the club after two in Somerville in 1778.0pen Riders on a bike tour reach the crossroads of Frenchtown, a wheelers and through Jan. 31, 1993.. • '•' Wednesday through Saturday rides. He'll also mail a free copy of the club newslet- •Posters by Ben Shahn,.. . from iO a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday popular stopping point on many routes. the Western Jer- This Dutch map from 1655, depicting the AtlanticVeaboard from New England to Maryland, is part of an exhibition through Feb. 7, 1993. ter to anyone who inquires. •"Christopher Columbus .and . from noon-5 p.m. Free admis- of 60 early maps dating back as far asthe days of Christopher Columbus, currently on display at The Gallery at sion. •.'•'•'• . the Age of Exploration," JANE VOORHEES ZIMMERU the Bristol Meyers-Squibb Pharmaceutical Group Headquarters in Princeton. through March 7, 1993.' NEWARK MUSEUM ART MUSEUM : near the headquarters of the Antiques and collectibles from mission: adults $4, senior citi- 49 Washington St., Newark Rutgers University Central Jersey Bike Club MUSEUMS . George and Hamiltonstreets Bicycle Touring Club • county park police. No tours of- two centuries. Daily (except zens and students $2, children (201)596-6550 . THE ART MUSEUM New Brunswick fered at present. Gift shop Tuesday) from 10 a.m,-5 p.m. free. Free admission for all on Wednesday through Sunday Princeton University (908) 932-7237 open Wednesday through Friday . Free admission. Saturdays. ' from noon-4:45 p.m. Donation. (609)258-3788 Tuesday through Friday from 10 from 10 a,m.-3 p.m. METLAR HOUSE •"Sunday Samplers" for all, 1- Largest museum complex in the of Northern New Jersey Tuesday through.Saturday from a.m.-4;30 p.m., Saturday and 1281 River Rd., Piscataway 5 p.m. Sunday through Dec. 6. state. Permanent exhibits in- • 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from . EDISON NATIONAL ^ Sunday from noon-5 p.m. (908) 463-8363 •"The American Landscape" elude "Africa-Trie Americas-The 1-5 p.m. Western European HISTORIC SITE •Color etching from "Pissarro Ride Calendar Piscataway Township historic from Cole to Blakelock, through Pacific," "Design in Native . paintings, sculpture and deco- Main St., West Orange to Picasso," through Nov. 29. museum and gift shop. Open • Nov. 22. American life," "American •..'•• £ Saturday, Oct. 17 — 1. Leaving from Best Lake, Watchung, 9 a.m. rative art from 19th and 20th (201)736-5050 . ' •Children's-bpok illustrations by Thursday through Saturday •Paintings by Dotty Attie, Painting and Sculpture," Nu- centuries; also pre-Columbian Workshop with inventions of' Roger buvoisin, through Nov. Distance 50 miles. Hilly terrain. For experienced cyclists. 2. Leaving from from noon-5 p.m. through Nov.'29. mismatic Gallery, Asian Gal- art and art of the Americas. Thomas Alva Edison. Open 29. _ _ Ride Calendar w ^ •Antique and craft show, 9 •Paintings by Dano Suro, Rob- leries, Ballantine House and the ""TheArtol'Pictorial Photogra- every day from 9a.rn.-5 p.m. Ringoes Municipal Parking Lot, 9 a.m. Distance 38 miles. Slightly hilly a.m.-3p.m. Oct. 18. ert Estopinan, and Juan Mini-Zoo. ; . •"New Works on Paper," Oct. Saturday, Oct. 17 - 1. Leaving from Holmdel Park, 9 a.m. Distance 60 phy: 1890-1925," through Adults $2, children and senior Sanchez, through Jan. 10, •"Stepping Into Ancient Egypt," • 24-spring 1993. terrain. For average cyclists. 3. Leaving from Metuchen High School, 9 Nov • Sibling and family visits. • The lactation We Deliver Handcrafted SMFFDRUGS DRUG FAIR consultant. • A special candlelit dinner with Ron. The ^BS jeweliy, ^25 Raritan Ave. 1 Stop Shopping • We know we made the right choice." • Toys/Gifts Flower\Shop Highland Park Gourmet Basket Shoppe, & Low, Low Prices On HOUDAY SHOPPING EXTKAVAGANZA Underground Wine Cellars Wine, Liquor & Beer featuring: At Robert Wood Johnson University 4io Raritan Ave., Highland Park 413 Raritan Ave. 337 Raritan Ave. Highland Park 332 Raritan Ave., Highland Park 908-572-93001-800^800-MORE Highland Park 545-0687 Take-home Gourmet Foods • Fine Jewelry & Antiques "Serving Highland Park Since 1963!" Hospital, our Maternity Center... • Balioons "Silks •Weddings 908-247-2210 (908) 247-5421 572-3773 Designer Clothing • Personalized Gifts •is/ Toys & What Nots for all Offers specialized services and advanced technol- ogy coupled with personalized nursing care and • , Silent Auction: privacy. • Our Newborn Nursery staff takes tender 60A Booksellers Corner Confectionary "We Stock The Live Pony — Decorator Items — Vacations — Jewelry care of your little one, and our Level II Special Career Raritan Sedutto Ice Cream Tickets for Broadway. Sporting & Musical Events Ave. Best... 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Wearing vintage suits, suspenders, and fedo- movies is two lens have produced some starting results — Ordinary People, ras, Pitt is a dead-ringer for the young Redford of The Sting, The which earned him Oscars tor Best Picture and Best Director in camera dwells so lovingly on his toothpaste smile, manly jaw and t9807ana"TTie" Mla0o~Beanfield War,"which eamedxritical sky-blue -eyes^^it seenr^sorro narcissis^impulse-•|s-the^reaL plaudits (and little else) in 1988. motivatjorl here," ; By JEFFREY COHEN ; His third effort, A River Runs Through It, opened recently in VfeekendPlus Film Critic New York. You'll have to wait a little longer for it to reach New fell, the battle of the stu-.: Jersey, but it appears as though the movie is worth the wait. The The New Yprk Post dio Columbus movies is film, based on a novella by the late Norman MacLeah, tells the Jarni Bernard over, and it's not clear •/, story of two brothers growing up in the shadow of their demand- ing father in early 20th century Montana. "Norman (Craig Sheffer) andI Paul (Bradd Pitt) are the brothers who bond1 with each other and their starchy Prsbyterian minister who won. Alexander and Here's wjiat some of the critics had to say: flya Saikind's Cfimtopher Co- father only when fly fishing, in our family, there was no line > -and; the late Detiholm Bliot, all lumbus..— the Discovery, opened in between religion and fly fishing,' is the famous line, the line that on the same set, all wortdng at Entertainment Weekly runs through the story just as the river.— in this case the Big August, and was just silly. No\v, for Blackfoot River after the turn of the century — runs through Columbus Day, (500 years later, as ; the same time. If only you could Owen Gleiberman see all of it. Wbrtti a rental, but everything that touches narrator Norman...the director is in love you've no doubt heard) comes an-, "MacLean's book, which often reads like a New Age update of with his manly, stoic characters and wants them to bind their other, much more serious, version Hemingway's'.'The Old Man and the Sea, is mystical without internal wounds; It's no surprise, since Redfbrd made his direct- of the explorer's exploits, and it's being pretentious, He presents fly fishing as a concrete, cleans- ing debut with Ordinary People, about another family who can't quite clear who lost: the audience. ing experience, and Redford, in the film's highly-pleasing river- say those; three I'rttle woitls..,'We can love completely Without bank sequences, captures that quiest sense of spiritual joy..At complete understanding,' is the conclusion — a lovely, sad truth If you're desperate to see a Christopher Columbus (Gerard Depardieu) gets the royal treatment in 1492 :— Conquest of the same time, Redford has done his best to turn the book into you'd hardly expect from.a big studio film." ; movie about an Italian guy in Paradise, director Ridley Scott's version of the discovery of America. a savvy commercial entertainment. If he didn't quite succeed — Spain who speaks English with a ''...... :,:.•. the atomospriere is more convincing than the story, the attempt French accent, by all means rush out to 1492: Conquest of Paradise. If Americans discussed in ^^ itself has; Tvamrth,"^^humorand7gra(».^RedfJo«l has become a The Daily News 1 serenely confident director; through his love and understanding not, you may want to avoid this IVi hour excursion that makes an that everything was just fine as long; as the Indians acted like good ol Kathleen Carroll audience feel like it's truly been taken on one-of Chris' trips, at least in fellas and submitted to the-Europeans' wishes. Once an evil Spaniard of Actors, he can bring the emotions of a scene bobbing to the (Michael Wineott), against Columbus' wishes, is too brutal in punishing , surface. The film, too, has plenty of comedy, notably in the wily "...a movie of rare sensitivity and awesome beauty, represents the'sense that it feels like nine weeks have gone by when you leave the performance of Tom Skerrit, who parades his piety with a know- Craig Pitt and Robert Redford "lookalike" Brad a labor of love for its director, Robert Redford...One can't help a native, the tribes band together torattack, and Columbus is forced to theater.- ...''/ • :• -"V.- • • • '..• /. '•'''/:' •;."' • . . ;'•'•. ;. ,•:• •'' • v- : ; ; ingwink." •.• ••'••• ';: -y-'': ':'••' •;" • ••:' '"':. - ;••;;• •;••.••• • Pitt star in Redford's A River Runs Through It but admire his courage for making a movie in which men brawl Ridley Scott, (Alien, Blade Runner, Thelma and Louise) has taken on slaughter hundreds of them. Right. man ass&wd to toe murder but take equal pleasure in reciting poetry ..This is a sedate, slow- All this would be somewhat more acceptable if Scott had made an ( the task of humanizing a historical icon, but as usual in his movies, the case for PR reasons; 3am Shep- fction/clocumehtary cornbinatibn. But Redford and witter Richard rrioving but deeply felt drama.,,Redford manaes the seemingly exciting movie about the life of a true explorer. But alas, all we get is a The Village Voice visuals are all that's important. Narrative logic is thrown completely to ard is rettabte, If unexciting, as Friedenberg have taken the well-traveled road, fleshing out the impossible feat of making the sport of fly fishing seem not only the four winds, characters enter and exit with no explanation as to who .ponderous reverent, long look at historical events with little more in-' his tfcritor and 'Graham Greene Gerogia Brown meager plot with biographical material and invented incident dramatic, but breathtakingjy beautrful...The images of a sparkling they might have been and people do things with virtually no motiva- sight than we probably got in sixth grade history class. and, esrjecially, scehery...ln this movie, there's no llr.e fall be- river, shadowed by Montana's majestic pines and mountains, steals the jshow (&& Msual) as "Given MacLean's fondness for tacts and communication of tion, at least that the audience'can understand. . ," . Depardieu does what he can, and gives Columbus some humanity. information, the novella might have lent itself to ah inventive tween scmaltz and feeling. I cried at the end but I sure felt silly. have such a poetic grandeur that they stir the heart." : the reservation sherriff. Next Once again, too, Scott insists on playing ••• ; ' •"'" ; i v. .'-"" .'•; ,•• ' ; .- '•';'/'•"•'• " :'.,. :";We see both the idealist who wanted to prove important scenes in dark rooms and having a W a mrMP the world is round (although there appears to tftne, \#i>f ftpt tfiey just adapt his actors whisper, so some of this stuff OSeeamOVie have been little disagreement with that poini) onetf Tpt^ftotemwwfs myster- might have been explained, but you'd never abOUt an Italian gUy in Spain Speaking and the snake oil salesman who could con a ies and cut out the middle man? SCUBA know it because you can't see or hear any- English with a French accent, by all <*ueen ^-^of sow and spices, then «- EXCITING SEASON EVER! thing. . . . A Ai^k turn with httle of either and still keep her rUSh OUt tO See 1492 ^ he's.brought. At least we're For a movie called 1492, very little time is happy what Classes start r 'T •:••;::••:-••.•• • given a glimpse of the lust for glory that must Top 10 videos CALL (908) 246-7469 actually spent in that year (that's relatively ~~—:—~-^". •"— ~~^~ at the speaking, of course; nothing in this movies happens exactly fast). It drive men like this. ' ^ ' following Other members of the cast have litle to do but walk around in fancy Oct. 2*. i p.m. | | Wcdnewlay. Oct. 28. N p.m. begins in 1491, with Columbus (Gerard Depardieu, looking intense and locations: Wednesday. Oct. 21. ftp.m . ^ speaking with the aforementioned Gallic thrust), trying to get backing costumes. Armarid Assarite is some sort of big wheel in the_ queen's 3. Metffc/ne Man. for his voyage, based mainly on the selling point that he really wants to court, although it's not clear which, nor where the king might be 4. Final Analysis. - •••'&•?(.'^^.'jf^SV.v; go. Queen Isabella, (Sigourney weaver, on the screen for maybe 15. of keeping himself. Assante is an interesting actor, and probably the only 5. Fried dtyeon Tomatoes* -Westfield liplr*"' the 152 minutes) lets him because, after all, he really wants to go. one in the movie who has ah authentic accent, but all he gets to do is YMCA glare a lot. ; After a very quick threatened mutiny, which Chris defuses by giving Oct. 15 illNlFURT. the men a Knute Rockne pep talk, the expedition arrives at what is now Fernando Rey, Mark Margolis nd Frank Langella (playing a moor, and San Salvador, and the first contact with what the explorer insists on looking more like a Klingon), are also given bits here and there, but the calling "Indians" (he was looking for India, after all) is made. Here's spotlight is constantly on Depardieu, who would have had a compelling, -Highland Park ^SYMPHONY where the movie really goes wrong. breakthrough role in America finally if only Scott had given us a little YMHA ORCHESTRA It's clear that scott, screenwriter/ producer Roselyne Bosch and the less of history lesson and a little more of a wonderful adventure. Ans at Oct. 14 others in the production were trying to be sensitive to the Native least 30 minutes less movie. Until Laredo Film capsules • l•||l'i.i.1.VN(i •?' Patila Robisoit Forbidden. Starring Virginia "Robert DeNiro stars as a drama. With Barbara Hershey. OPENING THIS WEEK the All-American Girls Profes- does not appear in this family, 1982 Ridley Scott scl-fi classic . v-ii)i.iNi.vr,v;.| Madsen. (R) small-time lawyer who wants to (R) sional Baseball League, formed Kevin Roth drama about a minister (Tom about a detective (Harrison CONSENTING ADULTS be a boxing promoter. 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'.:•'' \ " •Community orchestra w/,75 rriu- dltions required for membership; Linens •Gazebos •Dry Ice doing time in Somerset County Jail cell. But "It's a very funny movie, it's about a guy who's All seats $6. • . \ , .(908)537-2711 '• : sicians, amateur and pro- . tenors, basses especially needed, & Skirting I Frank Vincent traveled it. always getting himself in trouble. You heard of the NIKOLAIS & •For thecomedyBeyond fesslonal. . . . f Therapy. Auditions at 3 p.m. Oct. HOPEWELL VALLEY CHORUS There's been a lot of stops on the way, too, includ- rap acrtistJ[ce-T? His rap artist,is Italian Ice. We See_ _ MURRAY LOUIS DANCE SOMERSET VALLEY Tremendous Selection Of: —T-Octr-l&and 17 8 p.m;—•— - ^- _,!Mondays,i7:45Jp.,0J.:__ -„„:__ ing 17 films. 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Eventually, up in.the Greenville section of J^ey City, Mr. Vin- AND DANCE ENSEMBLE • 15-65 2-4 p.m. Sunday, 8-10 170 Elm St., Westfield Reformed Church Wednesday, Oct. 21,8 p.m. . p.m. Monday, No appointments (908)388-5818 Main St.; South Bound Brook FREE $5off ~"$5"off"~ FREE ~) he and Pesci evolved into stand-up comedy team. cent kept pushing his career "even in jail. : StateTheater . , necessary. :Shpw, runs weekends •Ail-male chorus of all ages; re- (908) 572-6959, 287-0161 ANY ANY ipOI But it was one of Vincent's more recent stops* by a "I've stopped taking casting calls^ which obviously ; 19 Livingston Ave. . hearsals for December harmony .. Somerset. Valley Chorus Troll • Jan.v23-Feb. 14;i993Call',' with any $25.00 COSTUME Helium Filled Bernards Township Police officer on ah exit ramp off I couldn't do," he said; show. . • • • New Brunswick : Peggy Kohn, Tuesdays, 7:15 p.m. purchased PURCHASE RENTAL .Balloons Route 287 last December that eventually landed him But he did CaU his agent in New York every other (908)246-7469 PHILOMUSICA ; PeopleCare Center | $100 or more «M uf pwtkiu tl I in "the slammer," as they say in the movies. "Ah day, and kept a diary that he hopes will form the "Music and dance from a major . Rehearsals Mondays, 7:30 p.m. 120Findern&Ave. •a-iM*'""1? *** •'• :-' $140 upon • informant," as they say in the Somerset County Pros- basis of a screenplay about his jail experience, ensemble in Russia. 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In the jail, he has everybody's Seated the same." shared a roof with accused murderers like Matthew Much of his time was spent picking corn and beans Heikella, who could get death penalty if convicted of on the small farm in Hillsborough wherethe jail murdering both his parents. sends eight or nine "trustees," as they are called, to Vincent, veteran character actor that he is, was able help rehabilitate themselves and to harvest veg- to step into the roll of model prisoner, and was due to etables for fellow inmates and the Somerset County be paroled this week, after serving just over two Food Bank. He'll probably center the film around his months in jail. Warden Jack Gardner said Mr. Vin- farm experience, he said. cent was a model prisoner, popular among the in- Was he.'worried his arrest might hurt his career? mates and the guards. "Yes I was," he admitted. But, he added, "looking Staying out of trouble is the key to early release, at it from" an outside point of view, if I could do that, and Mr. Vincent said; "I get along with everybody." it seems like everybody that's gotten involved with Upon his release, Mr. Vincent looks forward to drugs publicizes it more, and turns it from a negative acting in an upcoming film, The Search for James E. to a positive. When you db get involved with that Hunt, with the Turturro brothers, John and Nicholas. stuff the best thing to do is come back and say, He was officially cast for the roll while in the jail. "Look, it happened, it's done. Let's get it over with "Mck called me," he said. "arid"move(forward. And people shouldn't get irivo^^^ He'll also guest star with Nick Turturro in a televi- with drugs.' I guess because I have the opportunity to get interviewed, and other actors and sports.figures Popular actor Frank Vincent, known for his tough-guy roles In sion episode of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, Cuba Gooding, Jr. and James Marshall star-as to be aired this fall. have had that opportunity, you have to use the forum such movies like Goocffe/Zas and Wise Guys, traded pinstripes two best friends pitted against each other by a He also plans to finish an independent production to express how bad it is to get involved with drugs. ruthless boxing promoter (Brian Dennehy) in a for prison stripes when he was sentenced to six months in the brutal fight for survival. he co-wrote and is producing with director John Gal- This is a perfect example of what happens when you. Somerset County jail on a drug charge. He's considering writing a lagher, a "docu-comedy" titled, Vinnie D. Although do get involved." screenplay based on the experience. COLUMBIA val Kilmer stars as a part-Sioux FBI agent who rediscovers his lost TmBTAI1 heritage in this spellbinding rnurder mystery. Sam Shepard and Film capsules Graham Greene co-star. Interested I* U** BRANCHBUHC PISCATAWAY in owning (Continued from page 10) (Gary Busey), who are out to •Visually-impressive epic that on land and sea. With Jennifer the secret police, court-of- Tow«*a Pautaway Town C«nt«< Jersey Media Arts Festk With a speaker (to be an- (908)781.1280 (908) 981-1080 an Phoenix and Sidney Poitier. steal nuclear weapons. (R) dramatizes the pursuit of yacht- X3rey (Dirty Dancing and Cliff ficials, prison wardens and even (908) 72&-iS9 vol.Admlssion $3 ($2 for Co- «M^ ^™^"^ ^"^i"^ ^^m -"™»~- WHERE THE DAY TAKES YOU nounced). ' Thursday, Oct. EAST BRUNSWICK WOOOHKIDGK (PG-13) ing's America's Cup by a fic- - Robertson. (PG-13) fellow workers who played a STORE- EDISON EASY VIDEO op mombbrs). 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With Derrnot Mul- on plot, but director Carroll Bal- lUideo C40« O«v« SKOO C» On« per person maker Sibylie Schonemann re- 7 p.m. at Milledolor Hajl, Rm. #7 RL 28 * Nor& Branch Hours: Sun. • Thurs. 10-10 colm X discussing issues of gers Film Co-op's 1992 Mal- (908) 805-9191 (908) 248-1550! nutso Special Forces com- roney, Sean Astin, Balthazar lard (The Black Stallion, Never turned to her homeland shortly 100, on the Rutgors Collogo (908). 422-4300 NJ. Black nationalism, the role of colm X Film Festival. Tickets • Fn.-Sat. -10-11 Today mander (Tommy Lee Jones) Getty and Lara Flynn Boyle, (R) Cry Wolf) keeps things Interest- after the fall of the Berlin Wall Avenue campus. Presented by women, racism In the United $3 ($2 for Co-op members), (908) 725-7358 . ^ * and a corrupt Navy commander WIND ing with stunning visuals both to confront former members of tho Rutgors Film Co-op Now FREE Lifetime Memberships with 1 Free Rental - States and neo-.colooialsim. (908)932-8482. Beautiful Decorations For The Season 12 VAfcdtoHCt^ V fl(!tob#Jt-4 Mark your Happenings E N S calendar * • (Continued from page 14) Sdrhdrville' : ' Route 24 •The Lawrericevllle College Lord StirlingRd.::;' A few years later, the Behrs : ; completed a long renovation '• 249:s;:'7th:Ave, '-' . " (908J685-9550- Chester . . plans 5-year and special re- ' Basking; Ridge. :'.•• Manville •Milsir'.hy Tnp N|r (908)879-5463 ' unions, parti®?; events'; gala, (908) 766-2489.: . project on ah old farmhouse in up- : '.' 7 (908) 968-2574 '.''•. ''"' for costumes,- buffet,-draft • •Come in costume tor specif state New York. During the reno- . "Spaces available $10. 9 a.m.-' ' beer, soda; begins 7:30 p.m, . activities including yisits by RUMMAGE SALE the 1770s,-10. a.m.-4 p.m. : : vation, the Behrs decided to con- ; Vreeland 3 p.m, Oct. 17. . ' ' Oct. 31. Call for reservations. • -, 'ghosts and skeletons; Oct.'31, .Parker Englne'and Hose Co. 4 .Oct. 18. Donation. vert an old barn into a print studio ADULT HOLLOWEEN HALLOWEEN THEME SQUARE .;.._ 12:30-4 p'.m.; story telling at • Bound Brook Road y STAMP, POSTCARD, AND ' CARD COliECTORS where Mribn could praeitce her art COSTUME PARTY DANCE'V'. '*".•",•• • . ;.'•/••.. i,.2 and'3 p.m.' •.••'.; /Middlesex.,- : ;' .. J art at Clarem OPEN HOUSE once again. But during her book • Watchung Hil|s Elks'2252 ;..- St. John's Episcopal Church UONS CLUB FLEA MARKET '. •Just what it says, Oct. 18, 8 1 . Aallstamps .. .-.'•;','•'. An exhibition #3 1 Elks-Trail--:.^" • .••'•' ; hall, .158 W.; High.St.,'Spmer-'. and conference research, Marion • .-' Market grounds ,••. ' • ',: a.m,-l.p;m. (908) 968-5633... 38 North Main St.; Milltown •. Warren . .. . ' ,. Edison artist and had made contact with thousands longtime k .'• Route 2b6r'Chester •.;-••. ' .: ' for auxiliary membership. (908)247-1093 • . "Live music, buffet Tickets $10 of •home-business owners, includ- dent Ellen (908)526-1309,359-1848 .. • (908)879-4408 . ' ' ' ',, SCOTTISH FESTIVAL / •Regular event for collectors; • spouse each in advance at Lodge; $12 •Plus'level dancing With'Bee • ' .'•. "Operated by Chester Lions , . • Liberty. Village Factory Outlet 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Oct. 25. Free ing many' artists who mentioned ; the health problems associated- • sented by ty&CI , afdoor.' .-• - '.-•-.'' Sharps Square Dance Club, Fri- . Club with proceeds to area . . ..-.••'Remington. ' admission. ' etching technology HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL--^ 1^.. ,, Oct. .23, 8^10:30^ p.m. $7/ •,...charities, 9.a.m.-5p.m.'Sun-. •. •St. Columcilie's United (Saelic WESTFIELD CRAFT MARKET with etching. The .;.•."' V TriBdih^f6 r By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN environmentaily-concious Behrs Creative Theatre :, ... . days th.rou'gFbcE 257Ffee"ad'." "PIpeTBandrplusytraditional -• —-WestfieldAraio.ry_'_, ^_'__ .lO2WitherspbonSt. • •' HALLOWEEN TRADITIONS J 500Rahway.Ave. ••. "'• . WeekendPlus Editor were also concerned about the ef- . mission.' . . • - dances, crafts, demonstrations years panting local Princeton AT FOSTERFIELDS OKTOBERFEST •n'ooh-S p.m. Oct.17. Westfield '.'.•. '•••'• arshall iMcLuhan once fects their studio might have on ; (201) 538-6720, (914) 355- lighting the native (609)924-3489. : ';. Kahdena Road. . • •Firehouse NO. 2, SECRET PUCES DAY TRIP theorized that within the the property's natural spring •Carnival games, activities join. ' Morristown1 . • ' . Route 206, Hlllsborough .. \ N.J. Conservation Foundation 2400 .;•., .'"J -.. Somerset Hflfe,< 6eg . "State's Jarges juried exhibition Global Village, the me- water., m • annual Haunted House. $3 in-: (201) 326-7645 • . • : (908)996-3036 "•' (201) 539^7540 : . ' and sale Includes 275 artists, Victorian Week, rated as one of ihe iop 100 dium is the message. In her family's stabfe . eludes Haunted House.bagof "Listen to ghost stories, carve • "Craft show and street fair in ..'• "Tour and hikes through natural M "I have a friend who's an aftist• Oct. 30-31, Nov. 1, 6,7i; 5-9 events in North America by the American some ways, his theory can be ap- goodies, two carnival tickets. apples, apple-peeling constest,. the country, 10 a,m.-5 p.m. '•."' afeas, some not Open to the and commercial printer, and she's nardsville •p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Bus Association, continues through this plied to a new exhibition, Paper lost 40 percent of her lung capacity . Additional tickets 25 cents.' ,' l-3;30p.m..Oct. 31. $2 06t: 18/Raln date Oct. 25. public, Oct. 17. $30. Call for - Saturday, Sunday. Admission; horses in their s ; Weekend. For more information about the and Ink — Flat and Formed, because of breathing in resin," HALLOWEEN PARTY adults, $16-16, seniors. Free admissibn. ...' reservations. • 2-weekend pass $8, i- opening at the B. Beamsderfer said Marion. "When I first started ture. An" avid young ^ . American Legion Post 12-...;.. A MILLER'S HALLOWEEN RIDER COLLEGE HOMECOMING, 1770s FESTIVAL weekend pass $5, under age events, exhibits, entertainment and tours, .'.•'• 232 Union Ave. Cooper Mill Gallery in Highland Park. out with the etchings, I would rode all the trails to AND REUNION WEEKEND Lord'Stirling'.Park : 10 free. V : call (509)884-5404. What's important about the one- have to.take walks to get air. It's Ravine Lake and ttt^ipc Hunt person show of prints and sculp- funny, a lot of artists,are into the Club, observing' tftfr scettW she tures by Edison artist Marion Behr ecology, but sometimes, you're so Top 10 CDs is not only the quality and imagi- passionate about your art that you preserves in her Wg>ftC ,<-> -' ARE YOU FAT, nation that went into her work, but; don't think of yourself as one of Ihe show, tHJed, *P9op1e and 1. Spin Doctors, Pocketful of the exciting new etching process the people you're trying to pro- . Places," will' continue foifloggh Kryptonite v 2. Queen, Greatest Hits co-invented by. the artist and her tect." ••.••••.• ••.• . '••,•• • ; :.:-• N6v. 30. For more Information, Reserve Yours Toddy! husband, Dr. .Qmri-M. Behr. The . 3. Bob Marley, Songs of Free- Their solution was to substitute call (908) 234-2345. patented process, which is recog- a low-voltage electrical charge for dom or have given up hope? # Sales & Rentals nized as tile first significant ad- acid in the wash, which not only 4. Red Hot Chili Peppers, What Have you tt:ie.d^& failed at dieting^or gained, the weight back? vance in etching technology in • Adult & Children achieved the same result without Red Army Hits? " . •.. '.' llost 90 lbs. & kept it off for over a year. over 150 years, may soon revolu- creating gasses and toxins, it also 5. Alice In. Chains, Dirt Accessories too! tionize the art world. brought out the natural crystal 6. Eric Clapton, Unplugged Learn how we can help you change your life! ^ For generations, the etching pro- structure of the metal, which was invades State 7. Peter Gabriel, Us • Simple ••'•'. • No Packaged Meals cess involved coating a metal plate helpful in creating some unique the Incomparable Red Stars with a waxy material. The artist 8. Blind Melon '•',. •• Affordable;-no Starting fee. . ••'•' No Drugs or calorie counting tones.. Red Army Ch,o$s^b : would carve the image into the "It's actually based on a very old 9. Nine Inch Nails, Broken Less $ than "C.enter"or"System!" ;..'•'• ' ; coating, arid when the plate was process, one that's been known for semble 10. Michael Bolton, Timeless Call our 24 hr. recorded message submerged into an acid wash, the 100 years," said Dr. Behr. "But it Theatre injtew ^njr^ok- on -Sales figures courtesy acid would eat away at the places of Alwilk Records 138 W. Malii Street'.- Son\erviUe ^18-0005 was usually carried out at higher Wednesday, ^ where the coating had been cut voltages and it would create gasses I changed my life •-•• This recording will explain away. The finished plate would that could explode, so it was too then be used to print the image on dangerous. But with the. lower paper. voltage, no gasses are created." . SALE DATES What the Behrs have done is Unique tones in prints by Marion Behr of Edison, which will go The end result can be observed lO/12*10/18 create an etching process that on display at the B. Beamsdorfer Galley In Highland Park on at the B. Beamsderfer Gallery, be- eliminates the dangerous acids Sunday, Oct. 18, are created in part by the exciting new etching ginning with an opening reception U.S. # 1 and resins (which are used for process Invented by the artist and her husband. on Sunday, Oct. 18, from 1-5 p.m. CUDDY FARM FURMANO'S ALL PURPOSE shading) used in normal etchings. The exhibition, which includes COOKED TURKEY BREAST CRUSHED TOMATOES As a result, there are no toxic gasses and other byproducts that can sculptures along with the prints, continues through Nov. 20. MARKET & ANTIQUES damage the health of the artist and pollute the ground where the acid "One of the reasons I wanted to exhibit there is there's a very warm W JLlB^y^y LB. AVG. W. $2-29 I $11.95 feeling," said Marion, whose art awards include the American Artists $2.98LB. SUCED AT DEU STATION PER if 10 CAN PER CASE OP 6 CANS The Largest Indoor Flea Market on the East Coast washls disposed of. PERRETTA'S Before developing the process with her husband, who is also a patent Professional League (New Jersey) Merit Award and Honorable Mention HATFIELDS at the International Miniature Format Show in Toronto. BABY SPARE RIBS ITALIAN IMPORTED PASTA Costume Contest • •500. DEALERS UNDER ONE ROOF attorney, Marion had abandoned a successful art career while research- AU You can also see her work oh December 6 at the Watchung Arts PACKED CUTS • UNBEATABLE BARGAINS ing and authoring a book, Working Women Home, and accepting a Center, where she won the "12 x 12 Exhibition" earlier this year. 10 LB. BOX $1.39 U3. 49VPERU. ie-White4lBuse-Gonfei^nc^on-SmalL $1 • CAPE MAY DUTCH COUNTRY MUSHROOMS • OPEN YEAR ROUND Businesses in 1986. One of the changes she helped to effect was to Paper'and Ink — Flat and Formed (prints and sculptures by Marlon Behr) Oct. m CU\W STRIPS ___ STEMS&PjECES ••:•• eliminate a law in New England that prevented women from making 18-Ncv. 20 at B.Beamsderfer Gallery, 6 North Second Ave., Highland Park. (908) $6-29 | $35*95 • ANTIQUES • COLLECTIBLES • COINS extra money by knitting at home. 249-6971. 10.95 PER BOX OP U • 4 OZ. PORTIONS PER #10 CAN PER CASE OF 6 # CANS • INTERNATIONAL RESTAURANTS QUE BUENO BUFFALO WINGS riCARTC UUCE OH TACO Sat- Oct. 31st 00 • PRODUCE -DELIS -PENN.DUTCH Happenings PRE COOKED a IB. BAG $5-95 tAUAWltHORKNCMIU SAUCE *1OOO in Cash $3-98 $7-49 RAW SEASONED su. BAG$6-95 PER *8 OZ. JAB | PER CAltON 24. . • Scarlets • Cutest ANTIQUE EXPO CLOCK SHOW AND SALE AND CRANBERRY FESTIVAL IX 24. Admission $2.25, under 12 iary, Oct. 19, 11 a.m.-2:30 MEMORABILIA SHOW CRAFT SHOW AND SALE MRS. T'S POTATO 'N CHEESE SWELL Monmouth Park Race Track Marriott Hotel White Horse Inn free. p.m. Call for reservations. « Most Original • Best of Show Route 36 110 Davidson Ave., Somerset Mid-State Bowl Bishop's Hall Gym, Route 532, Chatsworth PIEROGIES ENGLISH HIGH TEA FALL FESTIVAL GRILL, OVEN AND FAT FRYER CLEANER Oceanport (908)756-6297 Route 18, East Brunswick Bayley-Ellard School (609) 859-9701 All Ages Invited AND FALL AUCTION Miller-Cory House Museum (908) 741-6424 •Timepieces of every shape and (908) 583-7915, 972-8244 Route 24, Madison "Ninth annual celebration of . George. Street Playhouse 614 Mountain Ave . 'U8. "Features 180 quality dealers. size, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Oct. "Exactly what the title says, 5- (201) 535-6488, 455-0009 the Pine Barrens' fruit, 10 9 Livingston Ave. $7.95 Westfield PER GAUON 18 OZ. AEROSOL CAN Oct. 17-18,10 a.m.-6 p.m. 18. Adults $3, children under 9:30 p.m. Oct. 22. Adults $1. "Annual event held by the a.m.-5' p.m. Oct. 17,18. Rain New Brunswick Ptft 6 IB. BAG (72 PIECES) ANTIQUE SHOW 12 free. children under 6 free. Mothers' Guild, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. dates Oct. 25, 26. Admission (908)846-2895 . (908) 232-1776 Join Us for our 18th Successful Season United Methodist Church BASEBALL CARD SHOW CRAFT FAIR/TREASURES MAR- Oct. 25. Admission $2. $4; tours extra. "Over 100 luxury items includ- •Demonstrations, pumpkin 1441 Springfield Ave. North Brunswick Vol. Fire Co. 1 KET CENTRAL JERSEY STAMP, DOLL, DOLLHOUSE AND ing trips, Broadway tickets, jew- painting, refreshments, noon-4 Routes 1 and 130 Berkeley Heights Community COIN, AND CARD EXCHANGE MINIATURE SHOW AND SALE New Providence elry. Silent auction 4 p.m., live p.m. Oct. 18, rain date Oct. HoufS "A Warehouse Of Savings" L0CATI0N (908) 464-5535 (next to Bradlees) Center, Budget Motor Lodge Steinert High School auction 6 p.m. Tickets $35. 25. Free admittance, small fee 908-846-0900 •37th annual show and sale, (908) 937-5805 29 Park Ave. Route 9, Woodbridge 2900 Klockner Road FALL FASHION SHOW for crafts. '• • Mon-WecI M "Thurs & CALL FOR EASY DIRECTIONS 900 Lincoln B!vd Fri. 12 to 9 pm t Sat. 10 am to 9 put • Sun. 10 am'-' 7:30 pm 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Oct. 20,11 •Rest 100 people receive free Berkeley Heights (908) 247-1093 Hamilton Mayfair Farms FLEA MARKET Fri 8-8. Sat 8-5 AHO_^lfiCl.QAll4 MMm*. NJ a.m.-7 p.m. Oct. 21. Admission pack of cards. 9:30 a.m.-4 "Crafts, baked goods and near- •Monthly show and sale, 10 'Sponsored by Nottingham West Orange AND CAR WASH Rte 1 New Brunswick p.m. Oct 1. Tables for rent. $1 ly new items., 9 a.m.-8 p.m. a.m.-4:30 p.m. Oct, 18. Free Sun 9-5 $3.50, Woman's Club of Hamilton (201) 564-7838 Holy Ghost Church ^'•»Ott.-28M>'A.W.-3 p.m. Oct. admission. . Square, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Oct. "34th annual by Kessler auxil- (Please turn'to page 15) •' I. '..J'.j-.'1.-. -I .••.'I' I J I'.V C •J: ,-'II\I'K. Weekend Forbes Newspapers October 14-16,1992 ' • M Weekend ;••'.•'• •>•;•:-1 •<•//•/•;•;•; ,':•:•';•'• Kid stuff ~ • • ••; .••' '. '' <•'' ' .. '•••.•'. •• ' THE ART MUSEUM Naw Brunswick.. • ••' • group rates available. , • JONATHAN SPROUT Princeton University . (908)246-7469: RUMPLESTILTSKIN Saturday, Nov. 14, 4 and.7. • Aquariums Sunday, Oct. 25i 2 p.m. NJ. STATE AQUARIUM '•• •" ••• . . (609)258-3788 ' •Sihger-son^witer tells of dino- .p.m. . ,''••..'. •• •. .•• Gallery talks for children 6-9 saurs,, dragons, and unbearable Colonia High School The Growing Stage Theatre . 1 Riverside Dr.; Camden (609)365-3300 '•".-'• in years old, Saturdays at 11 a.m. •'. bears. AdimissiorTSlO, $8. EastSt, Colonia Williamson Bldg. on Main VVriteto: MARY JACOBS UBRAKV1-^ ". (908) 494r3232 ' • Seals', sharks, and other Children under 7 must be.ac- .Street .' ' ;'••;• .' • •,.:-..:.'•• 64 Washington St. . N •Famous fairy tale with an all-. Idren under 4 not admitted. • companled by an adult. Free ' .Chester , '. .•••••.•••••'.; •••• . RARITAN VALLEY . /admission..,'. . ' .. •'•• •' '.., .-RdclyHill : . . . too-tragic ending. Admission (609)924-7073 $7.50, $5. (908)879-4946 : COMMUNITY COLLEGE . "Sally Davidson on sun pic-: Route 28, Branchburg : Friday, Oct. 30, 3:45 p.m. SAVE THE EARTH CIRCUS •Mr, Sprout performs a unique second annual ,. tures, Oct 17. •• .. • . " , : . (908)231-8805 •Sally Sword on Pe'tseus and, 'Extra! Read All About It, Saturday, Oct 24; 3 p.nv style of pop rock music for kids Fairleigh Dickinson University Adults $4, senior citizens and Medusa, Oct. 24. . magic, comedy, audience par- and their: parents. $8, $6 chil- Traditional Musicfest ticipation with Joseph Keppel., Dreyfuss Theater children $3.50. Group rates HALLOWEEN CONCERT dren;. ••.: "•::'• •';•••••••• .•'. • ' ; available;' ; •:• • / Saturday, Oct. 31,10:30 a.m. . Route 24, Madison By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN Horizons Coffee House . THE VAMPIRE QUINTET •"Life Beyond farth," 8 p.m. •Fam/jy Sing-Along Halloween (201)593-8620 [•• :' '•'• '• WeekendPlusEditar Reformed Church --Sunday. Oct 25 3 p.m. - _ . Friday and.2 p.m-iSaturday^ .. •Using puppets to tell how to— r T '- ,-_^_-.__._ Route 277 FranWin:Park——- - Party,-fbrages-2-5 with par- •"TheMagjcSky,'-1 and3 . Save the earth. Admission $5,. .Theater at Raritan Valley -'•••• Usic lovers can gorge on a (908)821-1324 \ ents. Registration required for p.m: Saturday through Nov. 28. both (tee programs. gjoup rates available. '.'/.Community College Spnierville, NJ. harvest of acoustic tones •Jim Albertson, "stoiy teller ex- PAUL ROBINSON traordianire" petforms, 2:30 THE UTTLE MERMAID THE SORCERER'S APPRENTICE Route -28. Branchburg in North Branch on Sat- OBSERVATORY - s i^ T- p.m. Oct 31. Prizes for cos- Satutday;, Npy. 21.11 a.m., Sunday, Oct 18, ;(908) 725-3420 tuxlay.Oct.17, whenthe 1,3:30, and 6 p.m. -yoonSeesState Park M tumes. $4; $3 children In cos- l:30:p.m. i ; •Performing the Danse Maca- Route 513, High Bridge FonimTheatre Group Theater at Raritan Valley second annual Raritan Valley Tra- tume. ' ;/.'•"* ••• •-•; bireand other music suited to (908)638-8500 ; | 08876 Community College HANSEL AND GRETEL 314 Main St ditional Musicfest takes place at Route 28, Branchburg A|l Hallows. Admission $7.50. Programs Saturday at 2 and GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE :'. 8:30 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m. the Raritan Valley Cormhunity .(908) 548-Q582 ' .., (908)725-3420 YANKEE DOODLE DANDY The Seldom Scene, a popular Virginia-based tradtlonal folk and bluegrass band, will headline •BEARS- .:•:•••.•••-.•,••••: .-.- Admission $i; Or fax your release to: College Theatre; •Taubenslag Production of the •Plus other stories told with Saturday,: Nov. 7,11 a.m. , Saturday, Nov. 14.11 a.m. , music. Admission $6. TRAILSIDE NATURE the second-annual Raritan Valley Traditional Musicfest at Raritan Valley Community College. Forum Theatre Group mermaid who dreams of being Forum Theatre Group . AND SCIENCE CENTER Performers from our own region human: $6,children. $7adults. THE TIME MACHINE 314 Main St. 3l4MalnSt. . •* • '' .: Thursday, Oct. 22,10:30 a.m. New'Providence Rd. (908)526-2509 will join forces with musicahs from Metuchen ; PUSS IN BOOTS Metuchen . Mountainside . : the second straight year, Point paugh, a co-organizer of the event. Friday, Saturday, Oct. 16-17, State Theater as far away as Nova Scotia for this (908)548-0582 ' 453 Northampton St. (908)548-0582 (908)789-3670 Gross is currently in the studio fin-At Point Cross concerts through- 10:30 a.m., 1p.m. • Adults $2, senior citizens • Items should arrive no later than -:. the •Yates Musical Theatre pre- • * year's fest the organizers are hop- : Easton.Pa. •Pegusus Productions presents ishing up its third album.. Formed out the Northeast and Canada re- sents this double treat. $6 chil- Off-Broad Street Theatre •-' $1.7O..Childrenunder6hot ing for an even bigger hit than last AH Rides Now Only 2 Tickets ^AVE! 5 S. Greenwood Aye. (215)252-3132 this toe-tapping, hand-dapping, : dren, $7 adults. ••••• '.'- '-admitted*'' Thursday before an issue is to appear. by University of Pennsylyania centlyj I've been amazed at the age Hopewell ^H.G. Wells' drama of two chil- flag-wavihg musical about year's inagural, which drew a KEVIN ROTH •'•"'. dren whisked away to the year •"Galaxies at Work," 2 and graduates Lew Alpaugh and Bob range and variety of backgrounds 36 TICKETS (609)466-2766 Geoige M. Cohan. $6.chHdren« drowti of almost 500 people. Saturday, Oct. 24; 2 p.m. 800,000. Adults $7, children 3:30 p.m. Sunday through Oct. Rossi; the band also includes sing- represented by the turnout. It indi- 00 State Theaters ... •A delightflil cat helps hjs mas' $7 adults.. This year's bill of fare includes a For$10 12 and under $4. :25. er Deborah Foster of Ho-Ho-Kus cates to me that there's a lot of 19 Livingston Ave. ' . ter win the princess. $3.50, variety of folk styles, from tradi- •"*••••<• r.-ot.--. - ' tional Celtic melodies to modern and multi-instrumentalisV singer people who want to get back to the bluegrass and mountain music. Patrick Regan of Tewksbury, Point basics-and I suppose the music we Titicmrs G 00 The lineup includes the popular Cross plays both classic and origi- play helps them do that in some _ For$20$ nal songs, with the spotlight on fashion." .,;• -New Jersey!quartet-Point Cross,, - .0" '.VVilh This Ad Only! ARE YOU SICK OF PAYING TO MUCH fiddler Natalie MacMaster from RIDES V FOR TOO UTTLE? Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, humor thrown in for effect; Raritan Valley Traditional Musicfest u 0 Mini-Golf and the acclaimed bluegrass en- "I think we've put together a Saturday, Oct. 17, 8 p.m., Raritan Valley (vj nvii vi^c-IV* R ATickets show this year that will appeal to a Community College, Rt. 28, North i . NOWOPENl semble The Seldom Scene. ^ All Year Weather Permitting S The Seldom Scene, once called- very diverse audience,'' said Al- Branch. Tickets $15. (908) 725-3420. "the best bluegrass band in the VIDEO ARCADES! PRIZES! land" by New York Times critic CCOUNTANTS SMALL BUSINESSES.SELF EMPLOYbU John Rockwell, is celebrating its FN 18 Fun Rides For All Ages! WORK FOR SMALL BUSINESS, ETC 20th year together. The Virginia- PUTTING based fivesome includes John ROUTE 22* SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ» 908 233-0675 \AU ACROSS Duffy on mandolin and tenor vo- 7 mi west of G.S.P. Exit 140A cals, Mike Auldridge on dobro' and baritone vocals, Lou Reid on guitar '• LOW COST GROUP RATES -ANY DOCTOR, ANY and vocals, Ben Eldridge on banjo SELECTION CALL: Aj^/\jsl MOTT United Service Association and T. Michael Coleman ori up- 12 MODELS AVAILABLE right bass, ALWA YS AT SALE PRICES!!! r\r\o oo-i C-7OQ ' For Health Care . MacMaster, meanwhile, was re- 90O"O2l"5/oy . , n^iwriHw bv: Nailowd HetHh mtuweyCo. cently nominated for two east THBtPS NOBODY Coast Music AwafdsTitid was a winner in the Roots/Traditional Now thru Nov. 9th Artist of the Year Category. Her RDCES bring in your used ski How Lucky Can You Get! appearances in America include a equipment and we'll sell it for performance at the Smithsonian Rollerblade Institution. weefe best bus deal to Atlantic City's Returning to the Musicfest for 908-968-4477 only Casino and Entertatanc •Jfazzercise is an intensive (itne&ppg£J.L you set the price*** BONUS -nerobicworkoufPIils""" _„ TOUSE-YOUIL Saturday & Sunday October 17th & 18tli you warit to look good X BIAM0H13CHJB / muscle toning, too, NO Commissions or SeruiceVharges and fee! great, come in When you wont the best, call White • / CARDWHttE \ * Noan«5:00 pm But it's more fun than for some bodv work. : Bus Co. for your next charter. 60 years ^C^ PLAYING SLOTS \ We Cordially Invite You To Attend just plain exercise. STOP BACK OCX 31st $now Board of experience goes into every trip. ^^TlAHB TABLES'" t~^^ A lot more fun. -andllcccivc an in storcxtcdit-if- Arrivals Sunday after 201-762-8200 ' Ja2zerci.se is also a ? your equipment is sold, FARMER'S PAIR FESWAl • ONE STOP DELI • SUNNYSIDE STATIONARY complete health and • NATALIE'S DELI TRADE AND UPGRADE! 215 E. WeaHleld Ave. 903 Wood Avo, Cooking with Wine & Demonstrations 50% Off 1523 Bound Brook Rd. Roselle Pk., NJ " Ro*«ll«, N.J. Middlesex, N.J. • Barrel Tasting • Bake Sates • Pumpkin Painting • UNOEN STATIONERY • PUFF-N-STUPP « COUNTRY SQUIRE, RESTAURANT • Games For Kids & Adults • Tours • Tasting • Sales • NewMSTOClUSIN 638. St. George Ave: 21 North Av«. 20 ML Bethel Rd. Unden,NJ Cranford, N.J. • Children's Games •Food *Nor tdpomibk: (or cquipmcai left afw IIW9Z Warren, N.J, Buy 4 get So. PlalnReld Green Brook Atlantic City's Luckiestflace to Play! • Other Food, Produce & Pig Roast Available For Purchase 757-9236 359-0191 W ROUTE 22 % 463-0904 Hlllsboro Admission 03.00 So. Edison 469-3548 4 FREE Somerset 908-534-2534 Under 21 FREE Metucnen 469-3548 Cream Ridge Winery ($16 value) w/coupoti 561-7492 Cranford/Clark "WORTH THE TRIP" CASINO AND ENTERTAINMENT RESORT • New Students Only Plscataway 248-0797 Rt. 539 Cream Ridge, NJ • No Contracts 755-6584 Bridgewater NATALIE MacMASTER (609)259-9797 • Babysitting Available 271-0631 Someryllle Scotch Plains 788-0188 J "- Exp, 11/t4/92 . 771-5593 October 14-16,1992 • Foites Newspapers • 16 Weekend Forbes Newspapers October 14-16,1992 —c- , \> „ Weekend! Curtain calls Curtain calls PLAYING .memorable night in.a Brooklyn . ", ••• sical form. Through Oct. 25. '• •.companied except far,body and (Continued frorri page 18) • (908) 548-2884 SOMERSET HILLS HOTEL nior citizens arid students $6. Randolph, NJ. BRUNDAGE PARK candy store; Through Nov,. 15. Adults $10, children $8.: ,. '. hand.percussion instruments a . Jnrr-A Unit Alllri^tnf nno PLAYHOUSE Admissipn $30-S22. HUNTERDON HILLS repertoire from. Aftrican- • American, congregational choral COMING UP ; . Canrell ftd., Randolph DREYRISS THEATER PLAYHOUSE "Myron's. Mltzvah, a bat mite- , man show by.AA/iiliam Mboney. (908) 647-6700 ; ',. 475 DeMott Lane, Sorrierset. •Staged reading of one woman heim's funny mUsical''thViller/ ' style to blues, ja&, scat and . ; • (201) 989-7092 Falrlelgh Dickinson University Route 173,' Hampton ^ p.m. Oct. 16,17. Admission .. (908) 873-271O , play, In Pursuit of Justice. more. Tickets range $25-$15. vah in musical form with audi- "Murder at Cafe Noir, murder • BOCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE : $41-$31, $10 student rush . "True. West,- Sam Shepard's^ Route 24, Madison. ' 1-800-4.47-7313 ; NEW THEATER ence participation. Club Room, '.,$4;.. ••'.: '• ••:' • *' •• ••• ' mystery set on a Caribbean is- >A^nes of. God, John. . FORUM THEATER tickets when available. Call for play about two. brothers who ,(201) 593-8636 •Never Too Late,^comedy by • ' New Hope, Pa. . Rutgers Arts Center THE PRALLSVILLE MILLS land. 8 p.m. Oct. 23. Ad-: Pielmeier's drama about a nurt 314 Main St., Metuchen •'.'. battle each other. Through Oct. "Women and Wallace^ a\ay by Sumner Arthur Long. Through through Nov. 20. Group rates (215) 862-2041 . V special audio and sign perform: Dec. 21. Group rates'available; • George St.\ N.ew Brunswick • • . accused of.killing her own Child. -.(908)548-0582 .- .',' 24. Admission $8.' ' Jonathan Marc Sherman. 8:30 available; call for prices. Route 29 . . mission $40, includes dinner. ' bet 23,'24, 30 and 31, Mid-. ances. '. : •'• p.m.Qct. 16i 17, 18. Adults call for prices. .' ' . • (908) •932-7511 ••. • • •. •The Sheik of Avenue B, worid COACH & FOUR •I Remember Mama, the Rodg-. Stockton THEATER GUILD OF NJ. Through Oct.. 18. Admission -..- night .••.•; ; . • KEAN COLLEGE '.'"WeddingBand, Alice : • PHILATHAUANS Route 33, Hightstown • - $3, students $2. • •'$12. ',• •; ' ' •'•/•.. premiere of ragtime-eta revue : ers arid Hammersteln play (609)397-3223 ..-...' ! • Artists Showcase Theater . "The Rocky Horror,Show, the (609)448-2400 ; • ENTERTAINERS Vaughn-Eames Hall ....•• Ghildress' drama about an in- The Carriage House about a Norwegian family in' ,' Saturday, Oct. 17, 8 p.m. 1150 Indiana Ave;, Trenton WESTFIELD COMMUNItV by Isaiah Sheffer, Oct. 20-25,. :*A Deadly Environment, murder REPERTORY THEATER . Route 82, Union . . . .. • te,rracial romance in 1918. . . ' • cult classic spoof of class B PLAYERS ; . Admission $28-$2L25. Fanwbod . . mystery set at a.country club. .8 PeopleCa.re Center • (908) 527-2337 ~:. •".''. : Through.Nov.'1. Admission.' turn-of-the-century San Fran-: •Vesuvius at Home — A Visit (609)586-1774 : horror movies. $15 all seats; (908) 322-8686 ' ' p.m. Oct< 31. Admission. $40,' 120 Finderne Ave. ••' • •Talk Radio, Eric Bogosi.aiVs'•• $14, discounts available.. • ; Cisco. Main theater, through with Emily, is a dramatization of "ButterfliesAre Fr&e, Leonard. • • 1000 North Ave. West • reservations recommended.) NOT READY FOR play based loosely on'murdered PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE ; • Weekends, Nov. 6-22 . includes dinner. Bridgewater- Dec. 18. Group rates available; the poetty and thought of Emily . Gershe's' comedy about a blind . Westfield ,. .' •' • CIRCLE PLAYERS BROADWAY PLAYERS COLTS NECK INN (908)'846-5032 . • • '•• talk-show host Alan Berg; " . . Brookside Dr.; Millburn •. • Evenings, one Sunday matinee calL.for prices. • • • . • • Dickinson. $8; Reservations: . man trying to makers way'in . (908)232-1221 • .":• 416 Victoria Ave. • . , North Brunswick High School -—Routes 34& 537,XoltsNeclc-- _._j"Ihe. Gopdhoctox,: NeJL _• — JlPipygLPct- 25. Admission 7 'TRbmo and Juliet, 7 ~ ~'~ ' r - •- -Route ISOrNorth Brunswick -- — "Noises'Off, a British farce of a- (908)462-0383 Simon.'s adaptation of short • . $8, discounts.available., •The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy, s'oncl ichTcTTpayaBreloDela "'"" '" : Piscataway. v-•-.••••••—.-- - ~~:~~ Shakespeare's legendary, trag-. (908) '297-1090 ' • . "play within a play." $5; send •A Deadly Environment, murder stories by Anton Chekhov. McCARTER THEATRE Scarecrow; Tin Man, and all the 210 Dunhams Corner Rd. Wa re; River Mill.Society, to. mission $10, discounts avail- • . .(908)'968'-7555 91 University Place . •' ' '. others following the Yellow ., • able.. ••'••.••' " . edy of two star-crossed lovers; c •The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy, . . mystery set at a country club. 8 Through Oct. 17. Adults $9, se- East Brunswick . . . .. Wendy richards, .106 Lower : ; riday, Saturday, Nov. 5-27, check to The.Philathalians, P;0. Princeton ', .'• Brick Ftoad. Through Oct. 25. p.m. Oct. 16, 30. Admission nior citizens and students $8. . : Creek Rogd. Stockton, NJ. TRILOGY REPERTORY CO. Oct. 17*Nov. 7. Admission 8:30 p.m, Sunday,, Nov. 24, 2 . ...Scarecrow, Tin Man, and all the Box 63, Fanwoodv. NJi 07023.. : .Admission $41-$26, discounts (908);2 54-3939 • $40, includes dinner. GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE ' (60?) 683-8000 •• '. , : $10. • :' ' . :-] •-.. others following the Yellow • «£v/tej the Andrew Lloyd Web- 08559: .'••;.. •. •'.;'• ' Little! Theater, ' .' p.m. •. ' ' . . . STATE THEATER CRANFORD DRAMATIC CLUB '. 9 Livingston Ave. Thursday, Oct. 15, 8 p.m. ' available. : Ridge High School : WYCKOFF'S STEAK HOUSE Brick Road. Oct. 24-Nov. 1,' 78 Winans Ave,, Cranford New Brunswick . •One woman show, Fires In the PASSAGE THEATER COMPANY ber musical about the life of •Rumors a comedy by Neil 453 Northampton St. Mirror, Anna Deayere Smith ex* Mill Hill Playhouse South Finley.Ave. .;•• '.'. . 932,Squth Ave. West • Adults $9, senior citizens and (908)276-7611 (908)246-7717 • Argentina "first lady" Eva . SHERATON AT WOODBRIDGE : : Simon, $10;; 2/$15, $8 single Easton, Pa. ••-.'/• .'.'. . plores racial tensions in Crown Montgomery St., Trenton 1 Westfield ••'.'• . •• ;._ ' • ' • •; children $8. \ " : •• • "Whodunit? mystery by Anthony "Near the Eric/ of the Century, Peroh. through Oct. 18. Ad- Route 1, Iselin ...•••••.'• \, Basking Ridge . • ' ..' for matinee. Discounts avail- ; ' world prerniere of Tom D.ulack's . Heights, Brooklyn, when a black (609)392-0766.•/. (908)654-9700 ""-• •" (215)252-3132 •/ Shaffer. Through Oct. 24. Ad- mission $12, discounts avail- (908)634-3600 (908)766-1742.. ; . able., . ';•'.. ' / PAPERMILL PLAYHOUSE mission $9. comedy about.two men and a child was accidently killed by a .. <-Th!s City of Dreams, world pre- •Murder at Cafe Nolr,. murder Brookside Drive. ' ' »Steel Magnolias, drama (and. able. . . '. .. : •; . -• •Murder at Cafe No//", murder •Lovers and OtherSirangers, COUNTY COLLEGE OF MORRIS CROSSROADS ' woman they meet in Maine" can series of monologues from •• miere of a drama by Walter basis for the movie) about four marital vignettes by Joseph Bo- mystery set on a Caribbean is- Student/Community Center Au- Millburn . ; THEATER COMPANY Through Oct. 18. Admission interviews with 30 characters . •' Allen Bennett Jr. about a.work" IPUYS-IN-THE-PARK mystery set on a Caribbean is- -• : land; 8 p.m. Oct. 16, 30. Ad- (201) 376-4343'. Southern women..8 p^m. Oct. 7 Livingston Avo. . $30-$16, discounts available. from the Rev. Al Sharpton to a ing-class Trenton family circa Roosevelt Park amphitheater . land. 8 p.m. Saturdays. Ad- logba and Renee Taylor. ditorium .•"';•••'..•', Hagidic housewife. Tickets 1965. Through Oct. 25. Ad- mission $40i includes dinner. 214 Center Grove Road Wednesday-Sunday, Nov. 4- 25., Admission $25/ $23. New Brunswick GROWING STAGE THEATER e 1, Edison! ••- ,.-..- mission$40, includes dinner. . Through Oct. 17. Adults $8, se- (908)249-5560 Main St., Chester range $25-$15. mission $20-$10. Michael Murphy and Catherine Curtin star with Greg Muliavey in the Saturday, Oct. 17, 8 p.m. "Slow Dance on the Kilting (908) 879-4946 PERONA FARMS world premiere comedy Near the End of the Century, at the George Ground, William Hanley's drama '*Big River, Mark Twain's Ad- •Sweet Honey In the'Rock. Fe- Route 517, Andover about three people who spend a ventures o/Tom Sawyer in mu- male quintet sing unac- .-.••' (Please-turn to page 19) Street Playhouse. INSPIRING! BEETHOVEN'S "ODE TO JOY" Beats Fresh Fruits »Vegetables 'SeasonalProduce STAND We Carry "Cheese Pumpkins 9th Symphony • Corn Stalks • Indian Corn • jersey Apples Sat • Oct. 24th • 8 PM • Pumpkins •Gourds • Jersey Sweet Potatoes Shakespeare PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • Winter Squash • Fresh Apple Cider URE in Westfield REAL WOOD AFPORDABLYJPRTCED s, IN WESTFIELD : : OPEN 7 DAYS YEAR ROUND Th,e. Westfield Comrriunity 3549 Rt 22 E., Whltehouse Wr'..- -" ' 140 Mountain Ave. Players will begin their 59tK sea- (next to Pelican Pools) (90^)534-2119 $19 $16Seniors $1 students son of performances on Sat: _u...—•• f^'- • -^ '' * * ° 285 Stelton Road •Piscataway «752-1218 Op«n: Mon., Tu*(,, Yhurt. Sat., 10-6 pm urday, Oct. 17, when they put Frl. 10-8, Sun. 12-S, Closed Wed. [WHTNilD SYMPHONY F0R INFORMATION Make on Romeo and Juliet ,. Newcomers . Pamela Welch iTr^Trrrrnrrirr /g 8) 232-9400 * OGTOBER8-31 YourOwh and Rick Holfoway, both of CHILDREN'S FALL/WINTER O Columbus Day Roselle, Park, will portray, Dtecovety. Shakespeare's most-famous EVERYTHING MUST GO!! Portrait Special Funding tms been made possio/e In part by the couple, while the cast also in- ...Packages staff at $59M cludes Charles Azen of Scotch New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State. Celebrates Fall Plains as Lord Capulet, Joyce Reductions of Goldstein of Westfield as Lady Wi.; •••!. Capulet and Michael Sylvester of South PJalnfieW as Paris. . Additional show dates at the .*. theater at 1000 North Avenue Off ticketed prices West are Oot 23, 24, 30, 31 and. Nov. 6-7. tickets for the • Dolls * Plush shows, which begin at 8 p.m., SUB are $10 and are available at the box office. For more Infoonation, 15% Off Any Item call (908) 232-1221. uni(j^kofn& craftsAow- STORE HOURS: N with this ad only- Tues., Wed., Fri.fc Sat. 10-6 Child classes ThursH^-9—SunH-5— through 10/24/92 2, 23, H * All Sales Final . at George St.; No reductions on previously purchased or ordered Items. Regjstratiop is now underway 404 Wukou iStreeb, No special orders taken at reduced prices. October 15y 16 & 17 L NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES. GRAND OPENING Bo|h Coupono Qood for George Street Playhouse A| Rurlum Stor* Only drama classes aimed at children • By Appointment Only OCTOBER 17th 10AM No Groups • Unbeatable Savings Full Service Salon Sunday iOcum. i For Men & Woman Most of the courses liegjn on Not Available Elsewhere 0 309 Route 22 East Qci 24.af«| ran^ in pifce from ea SkydelPs* ^Granetz Plaza • Rt. 206 So. • Ra^Itan $UO-170, A» classes am held For Details Call Greenbrook, NJ at the George Street Playhouse, 968-4060 or Toll Free DOLLS & TOYS (908)586-8080 tor more information, call (900) 1-800-794-0937 908-968-7700 260-262 North Avenue, 476 Union Avenue • Middlesex, NJ 08846 846^99$. ,-f,. Dunellen (908)356-5400 • * . -DCtoljer i4-AQ, 1992,... October 14-16,1992 Forbes Newspapers Club mix : (Continued ftpm page 20) ;>•'. •Johnny Ctyde'Copeland, John-1 (609)987-8^fe'. . ,,„,,.•; • ny Charl.es and the Stingrays, 'Headline comedy -every n"|Ht'.. , Oct. 17. • except Monday. ... pony •College night, Sundays and •Hubert Sumlin, Oct. 24, ' Tuesdays.. .' '. . \ • ;'. : •Fr^nkie Lee. Bluzblaster, Nov. resurrected •Ladies' night, Thursdays. :. 3. •'•'• '• '. ' THE ROCK HORSE After several years of financial, •Diane Ford, Brian Kiley and Mike Laurie, Oct. 18.' : Second & Klngsley problems, rezoning and ban^ ' [CHARLOTTE'S Asbury Park ruptcy that threatened its very 58 South Main St., Mariviile .-.;• (908)988-7625 busy weekend is in store for : : existence; the Stone panjv N*v/. (908)685-9546 ' \y/.-.•• •Artimus.Pyle (ex-Lynyrd Jersey's landmark nightclub, will Live oldies bands Fridays and Skynyrd), Oct. 16. . Somervilk's Johnny Charles reopen on FNday$ Oet ??, -\i &a. * Saturdays. • . . !•'•. . •••.• •Bad Blscut, Tantras, Oct 17. •Last Exit, Oct. 16,17. ; •2112, Oct. 23; By.WIUJAM WESTHOVEN -. .- f New owners have returbtefied' •First Ayenuei Oct 23i 24. ' •"Unplugged" night, Oct. 24; '; :; -.•••••• . -. WeekendPlus Editor- '•---,.-..-: .•,.-..•- •:^~7....-. the' modest AsburyH Park club, t •Li»seChange,^Oct.3O, 31. THEROXY lVGARDENS'/"; 7" '"' fter almost 30 years of playing guitar and nearly that many as a the Mnoffk;ial j 95 FrencrTSt^" Hevf Brunswick^ ~ 1701Calhoun St., Trenton , (908)545-8971- .-: professional musician, Johnny Charles still hasn't lucked into (609)392-8887 ,;. V theA^'AT IndustrialAechno dance night, that one big break. > "All-ternative" dance party, Fri- ; Sundays. ' . A Bom ancTraised in Somerville, the place he still calls home, days. ; .'•';••' • :' 'y. "".'. there, and 95-cent dance ni^it, Sat-" SAM'S GRILLE Charles is an institution on the local blues circuit, and even once played on urdays, Thursdays. • •, 777 Route 202rRaritan in a band that received exposure on MTV. But in a business where luck, •The Shameri, Utah Saints, (908)707-1777 Warren Chiassori Trio,- Mon- looks and a gimmick often mean more than talent, Charles, a musi- bury Jukes, John Eddie, and, of .-.: Oct. 23. •' '-- •',- ':•'•• ••-.::• cian's musician, hasn't always played the gj&me by the rules. ] course, Bruce Springsteen.: • •KMFDMi Oct 24.''; • .; y days.. "•••'-..-: ! v : "Sugar,Oct25. •-.'-. SCANDALS "It can be frustrating^ said Charles, who''will play two big dates this ~ new club £oKoy ' •Matthew Sweet Oct. 30. 3793 Route! weekend at the Red Cafe in Bridgewater — headlining on Friday before beyond the "Mudhohey, Oct. 31. . South Brunswick ; . opening for Johnny Clyde Copeland on Saturday. "But I remember CLUB BENE " . (908)940-1717 talking a year off once, and when I did, I realized I had missed a year." . Route 35, Sayrevflle Gountry and Western night, While his dedication may have had an adverse effect on the com- ; (908)727-3000 Sundays. •Michael Hedges, Oct 15. •Oct 15, Well of Souls; Oct mercial aspects of his career, his music is probably the better for it. . "Gary Morris, Oct. 16, . : 16; Peter Criss of Kiss, Oct 17 Having grown up on blues masters like Buddy Guy and B.B. King, he's •Najee; Oct 17. Romantics, Oct 18i Grinder also heavily influenced by the British Invasion guitarists of the '60s like •Larry Cariton; Oct. 18. -- •Frost Bite, Oct. 22, Switch; ''•••••-•-•--- ••••.•; •: •-- SHOGUN27 Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck. And when he plays in concert; you can hear .' "The Rlppingtons (w/Russ Free- them all — sometimes separately, sometimes all at.once, when the set man), Oct 23. . •'•;..': .-•'. 3376 Route 27,.Kendall Pa A GERSHWIN GALA •dents$8. ; •;'':' "..'• . Saturday, Oct. 24, 8'p.m. AMSTERDAM BAROQUE/ jyell.. $9, $6; seniors, students, 'All-Beethoven concert w/the Thursday, Oct. 22, 8 p.m. yi' OuL. i.Q *\ p.ln. 1TALIENISCHCS UEDERBUCH (Continued fronrt page 22) (908) 247-1581 Bridgewater ORCHESTRA •. . • ' "^ children \ ••'... overture to Cotiolanus, uie.yictr:, state i neater t "Traditional Russian song and ... $6seniors,'students;...;,:'. JRADmONAL, MySlCFEST Saturday, Oct, 24 Crescent Avenue Presbyterian ; Sunday, Oct. 25, 4 p.m. Rutgers Arts Center St., New Brunswick •Performed by Cantabile: A Friday, Oct 23,8 p.m. . BRUNSWICK SYMPHONY OR- lin Concerto, and th6 Bo/ca 19 Livingston Aye. ./. (908) 526-4016,.ext, 119 .. dance. Tickets $23-$32i •SOPRANO CLAIRE STADMUEL- : Saturday, Oct.'17, 8 p.m. . Nicholas Music Center, ; "(609)924-6287! ; Chamber Chorale, featuring Re- Presbyterian Church V CHESTRA .. Symphony Nb.3 in E flat. Ad- New Brunswick •':'•'' Church ••'• George St.,' New Brunswick •Free performance of work by SERENADES FOR STRINGS theater at Raritan Valley Nicholas Music Center, _ . • . Rutgers Arts Center •String ensemble perfprms naissance composers, Ladlno 14O.Mountain Ave.:'. Rutgers Arts Center Sunday, Oct. 18, 7 p.m.; mission $6, discounts avail- (908)246-7469 , Watchung Ate. and W, 7th St. (908) 932-75U \ ; M.pzart, Beethoven, Debussy, . Sunday, Oct. 18, 3 p.m. . Saturday, Nov. 14- ' ' Community College . ' *'; : •Webem's Passacagtfa; .Plainfield . • • ; George St., New Brunswick .works by Dvorak, Mozart, and music, a-Work of a Native •• Westfleld George St., New Brunswick St. Francis of Assist Cathedral able. '• '• \-' "•" ' •. - •Pianist and, her students per- Stravinsky, Jopltn;,. United Methodist Church Watchung Arts Center ... Route 28, Branchburg •• • •Concert featuring composer's (908)932-7511 Barber. Adults'$10, senior citi- American writer. Tickets $10, (908)232-9400 . (908) 932V7511 . Main Street at Elm Avenue THE EARLS/THE PASSIONS , Brahms* Violin Concerto in D . form concertos by Bach, Coqr THE INCOMPARABLE RED George and Liberty, streets 18 Stirling Road . • (908)725-3420 -'. hit tunes including medley from. - •Hugo-Wolfs songs performed ; ,zens and students. $6. r •Performing works by Tele- Metucheri . Saturday, Oct. 17,8 p.m. . major; Prokofiev's Symphony perin, and othersi Admission $8 students, seniors: available STARS- • ;.'•...• •••:•:'. :• New Brunswick •Beethbven's Ninth Symphony by Frederickllrrey, tenor, and• Watchung" ' : : •Featuring The Seldom Scene mann, Handel.J.S. Bach, ' (908)548-0100' . '.Union County Arts Center . No. 5 in B flat major. Ad- Pan*/ and Bess and four-hand PEREGRINATIONS: MUSIC OF at door. • . Red Army phorus (609) 924-6287, (908) 707- performed by 120-voice Prince- ; Taina Kataja, soprano. Ad- $11, discounts available.: • (908) 753-0190 . (bluegrass), Point Cross (tradi- Mozart, and Rameau. Ad? •Music for chamber orchestra 1601 Irving St, Rahway mission $32-$23. Related lec- piano arrangements of Rhap- SPAIN •'• .-,..• • ,....•' •; PIANIST GLENN JACOBSON ASHLEYMIliER and Dance Ensemble ',9542 ' / •.. • .•"".. ' •Solo concert of operatic music ,. tional songs), and Natalie Mac- ton Pro Musica, conducted by mlssion $20, discounts avail- and Organ features conductor (908)499-8226 ture precedes concert (see .,'•.• sodylnBlue, An American In nrtission $11, discounts avail- ITALY AND THE AMERICAS Friday, Oct. 16,8 p.m.. Wednesday, Oct. 21,8 p.m. •New Brunswick Chamber 0^ from The MenyWiddow, Rlgo- Master (Cape Bretpri music). Frances.P, Slade. Pre-concert able. . John Nowik organist Martha •Two doo-wop acts from the Speakers). : Paris, and others. Tickets $10, able. . . ••• .. Sunday, pet 25,3 p.m. ; , : Saturday, Oct. 17, 7:30 p.nrt; Somerset Coun'ty/Bridgewater ; State Theatre . chestra, conducted by Dr. Wil- •letto, The Mus/c Flute, La Bo- Admission $15. .,..;. discussion 7 p.m., performance AIL BEETHOVEN PROGRAM Nowlk and violinist Ruotab. 50s and early 60s. Admission '. LAURA GEORGE/ $5 students, seniors; available UEDERABEND Union County Arts Center . Bedminster Reformed Church Library, . ••' , ••; •'•. New Brunswick ; , ..''."• ". liam B6r2, performs work by ^ieme. $8, includes light inter- WESTFIELD SYMPHONY OR- Saturday, Oct. 24,8 p.m. Mao, and includes works by $20-$15. ' . BETH ROBINSON at door. Saturday, Oct. 17, 8 p.m. 1601 Irving St., Rahway : 8 p.m. $19r&L2 seniors, $10 Main Street • •• • • North Bridge;Street • (908)246-7469 Raritan Valley Community Col- Pachelbel, Handel, purufle. . RUTHIE FOSTER Sunday, Oct. 18, 7 p.m. ANNE ACKLEY GRAY/ Saenger Halle • • (908)499-8226 • Dvorak, Mozart, Barber. $10, ' mission refreshments. CHESTRA students. ' . Suggested donation $7, $5 Saturday, Oct. 17,8 p.m. Governor Mom's Hotel THOMAS FARACCO 220 Somerset St. •Organist performs dn the the- ; students, under 12 free. J5g!lB? ._„ __ _ ' Watchung Arts Center ..: 2 Whlppany Rd., Morristown Sunday, Oct. i8, 4 p.m. North Plainfield • • ater's 1928-Viritage pipe organ. ""(201)762-8449—-; r (908) 276-8572 - . : 1--;.•..-• North Branch ~~18 Stirling RcLTWatchung^ ^— Westminster-Choir College — : •7 Admission' $6." ~~~- ~" ~—-~ (908)725-3420 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (908)753-0190 •Flautist and pianist perform! 101 Walnut Larie, Princeton •Songs in German and English, NEW BRUNSWICK G/eens/eeves, a Fantasy on (669)921-2663 • • . sung by the 45-voice mixed •Central Jersey Symphony Or- VJ Saturday, Oct; 24, 8 p.m. •Blues-based singer/songwriter CHAMBER ORCHESTRA chestra and Master Chorale of Theater at Raritan Valley performs in a gallery setting. Japanese Folk Music, and •Soprano and tenor sing works chorus of the-Plainfield Gesang- WeekendPlus works by Ravel and Bach. Ad- : Sunday, Oct. 18, 3 p.m. RVCC performs Beethoven sym-: Community College Aduits $8, . . by Schubert, Mendelssohn, und Turn-Verein. Admission $7, phonies Including Violin Con- Route 28, Branchburg . FRANKFURT RADIO mission $12 In advance, $15. Brahms, and Foster. Adults includes dancing.. United Methodist Church P.O. Box 699 certo, Op. 61 with Corinne' Still- . (908)725^3420 . SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA at the door. $10, senior citizens and stu- CHARLOTTE MATTAX (Please turn to page 23) Somerviller NJ. THE BALLET Natasha's Stars 08876 Pick Your Own Choreographed by Stuart Sebastian Pumpkins! Friday & Saturday - Oct. 30 & 31 ARIES (March 2 l-April 19) You arc LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) PLAY Sept. 26th - Oct. 3ist 8:00 pm Service Center rnost "rammy** this week, and you do passive this week; let others PLAY • Repairs - All Makes/Models I whatever il takes to get what you want. dominant. You know you hold the "Mr. Sebastian's 'Dracula' trump card. Get all the information you LINDA'S FARM STAND • Cleaning and Maintenance Be ready for it all. Be warned — all this .. : is a serious thriller. could cost you, as you find out this can though, before you play it. Get East St. Annandale; NJ • Pick-up & Delivery Service .45 mlnutos wost o( Newark on 1-78 to Exll 18. Pass Millers Tavern, make (irsl right onlo A Dracula that draws blood..." weekend. Boy, oh boy, are yo)i ex- ready for escape and excitement this | East Street, follow sjons. • . . ' • In-Home Hook-up weekend. •';-:••-:••••. •;••--: —..-•••• Residential/Commercial hausted! A stunning week comes to a Industrial The New York Times slow fizz. • ••••.• . • .-'.••.- ••: • ;••. •• •- SCORPIO (October 23-N6veinber OPEH^eem '•' "• .". ' -V- * " ft er D'AUbrafcse,, conjtder^by rrfeny tob^topinhisileld;^ w? " if. •-•' Bouley' in Nsw. Jrorti • 1 You're new in town. Or in anunfamiliarneighborhood. Or just bored with the usual places. Radicchio brings hired Why not come to one of these restaurants? We'll make you feel well taken care of. Northern Italy (and,ton ba$ o jf The Ultimate In lists to Arrfotea ted^ Northern Italian 403.1/* ' ' -' ' *' ' r^V'f^'„.•;'. Cuisine \ Central NJ's to Highland Park 1. Premier _•,. .*<(, Readln^ton Road House, Winner Steakhpuse . Culinary (Correspondent VWtehbtfse, hafs rtBpto*#$6fo*i Great New Menu WUh was celebrating my birthday ,on Sundays,from ,183$i|,#2{3 0 Old Fashioned Price? HIM during this assignment, so I tun. $M^'i0«M!^'•***• R1STOHA chose a restaurant where I dren age 10 and urrdei>v [* 222 Galloping Hill Rd 251 Woodbridge'Center 1745 Artiwell Rd. 708 Mouhtairv"Boulevard knew the food would be ex- I Bound Brook Inn, Bound Union, NJ _Woodbridge, NJ Somerset, NJ AWatchung, NJ ceptional. & v J Brook. For ghoulish Volt on" H9l- (908) 964-5850 (908) 634-8770 (908) 873-3990 (9(38) 755-2565 I met the owner from a previous toween Night, p^rty with ttie folks review of my own, when the res- and ghost at The Bound. Brook Inn, taurant was known as the Home- Tho Hin starts at 8 R.rn." in the stead. I enjoyed his comapany banquet room. Complimentary hot then, so I knew he would make us hors d'oeuvres at tarot card read- feel at home once again. ings are offered, as well as door The place I am referring to is prizes, at DJ( a magician and much more. A hauntingly good time is a Radicchio in Highland Park. guaranteed to alt. (908) 356* P I !^ T O BANT E After extensive-remodeling, and a « I S T O t A N T 1^1 TALI AN O Finest Northern Italian Ciis/ne fcifiK. k >j 0052. • JFirie Japanese Cuisine change in venue, owner Frank * * * Perger has created an' upscale OAK TREE RD. Check out Cheers in October! RESTAURANT AND JAZZ CLUB 81 M$in St. Northern Italian.restaurant in the •y Every Friday night, Joe Rocco and OAK TREE CENTER 6 Depot Square 625 N. Michigan Ave. : heart of Highland Park. Legacy. Saturday, Oetv, 17 dine to Kenilworth, NJ EDISON, N:-J. •';:... Woodbridge, NJ The chef at Radicchio is John C. . . . GEORGE PACCIELLO/WEEKENDPLUS • the music pf Jay and Kay Trio Montclair, NJ (908)^02-0090 Vohal, who grew up in New Brun- Dining room manager Renato Bortolone,; chef John C. Vohol and owner Frank Perger have along with the comedy of Peter <201) 746-6100 (908) W turned the old Homestead Pub DeLorenzo, And, of course,' Cheers swick. John has worked at several in Highland Park into Radicchib, an upscale Italian restaurant. 1 local restaurants, notably Panico's, Fall Steak Eating Olympics com- mencing at 9 p.m. Octr 29. Res- as well as at some South Jersey establishments. John is.in complete, lops sauteed with bacon, broccoli raab, tomatoes, mushrooms and garlic, ervation recommended. (908) charge of the kitchen here, and his creativity is apparent when you read served with penne pasta in a brown sauce and finished with, parme'san 356-0189. his menu. ; cheese and black olives ($14.75). HUNAN HOUSE * , * CHINESE RESTAURANT There was so much to choose from that my husband remarked "I For meat selections, there is lamb chops dredged in ground hazelnuts, Main Street; Bridgewater, is IMARTBLL'S n think I'll have a little bit of eVerything." But before I talk about the • roasted and served with a mint hazelnut pesto sauce ($14.50), and sirloin celebrating Qktoberfest '92 from CCK:KTAILBAR menu, let me describe the inside. The dining room is a mixture of the steak with a wild mushroom sauce ($14.00), Oct. 16-25. Join them for this tra- &RESTAURANT old and the new. The familiar knotty pine paneling from the Homestead Seafood includes lemon sole stuffed with lump crab, spinach and sun ditional festival, when fall dec- is still there, along with some newer paneling. dried tomatoes, dipped in a light egg batter, sauteed and served with a • oration is in full bloom. (908) 526- 1700 Oak Tree Rd The table and chairs are from the old establishment, but now they are light lemon cream sauce ($15.95). You can also order bay scallops in the 1420, 358 North Avenue 276 Hamilton St. * * Sugar tree Plaza 410 Menlo Park Mall covered with linens. The old bar was shorten and moved, and what was shell, sauteed and served with,a lemon and white wine butter sauce on Greenfields,, Somerset Plaza Garwbod, NJ New Brunswick, NJ a bed of radicchio ($13.50). Edison, NJ Edison, NJ once the bar area is now the: dining room. Hotel, Somerset Award-winning (908) 781-0240 • (908) 549-7900 (908) 247-9674 There are two dining rooms, and from what Frank told us, they M up Well, my husband didn't order a little of everything. He started with a Sunday brunch; piano entertain- (908) 906-8606 quickly on weekends. He recommended reservations, particularly on large house salad of red leaf lettuce, romaine, escarole, radicchio, toma- ment Wednesday through Satur- weekends. We dined there the day before Yom Kippur. Because of the toes and olives with a honey lemon dressing ($2.50). I ordered steamed day. Twilight menu $12.95 5-7:30 holiday, Frank did not have a full staff of servers. clams in a white fra diavolo sauce. The sauce was spicy hot and cooked p.m. (908)469-2600. That nightthe only one working was Frank's head waiter, Renato. In with garlic ($6.75). The clams were fresh and delicious. * * * no time the dining room filled up (I counted at least 35 customers), For entrees we both ordered a. pasta dish. My husband had the County {Line Inn, Skillman. Watching Renato (and with help from hostess Patricia) handle the •fettuccine Ruzzo ($9.95). This was pieces of veal braised with celery, Grand Re-Opening, Mary and Joe LONAROSSA dining room was like watching a live sporting event. He never lost his onion, prosciutto, tomatoes and red wine, served over fettuccine and arc back with their famous Cha- teaubriand. (908) 359-6300. Restaurant cool, servicing each table with diplomacy and speed. finished with butter and parmesan cheese. WENCH & ITALIAN CUISINE * * • * Radicchio's menu includes nine appetizers ($3-$9.95 for and antipasto My selection, linguine pescatore ($17.95), was a mix of shrimp, scal- Sho-Gun, Kendall Park. New York The Courtyards Swiv for two), four salads ($2.50-$6.25 for a seafood poached with Marsala lops, clams; calannari and large chunks of lobster simmered in a light Comedy presents Jodi Weiner in Rts.202/206 North wine, garlic, lemon and herbs) and two soups at $2.50. Some of the more tomato sauce with iresh basil and served over linguine. The light brown her only New Jersey appearance. Restaiu 28 North Ave. West Pluckemin, NJ 331 Springfield Ave. interesting appetizers include fresh strips of salmon carved in the shape sauce was spicy hot, and the seafood superb.. Pete O'Shea is specfe! guest MC. 1595 E. Second St., Scotch Plains, NJ of a rose, oven roasted with garlic arid basil in olive oil, served chilled Afterwards, we stopped at the bar for an after dinner drink and (908) 422-1117. Cranford, NJ (908) 781-5100 Berkley Heights, NJ ~($5$5)rAlso of note.are the large^^ shrimp roasted with garuc,;balsaniic : - conversation-wthFrank and some^of hisTe^lar'"cust6merZitwa^a'";r ^4 (908) 6G5-2310 • 50 vinegar" and herbs and served chilled with lemon ($5.95). • nice way to conclude the evening. Great food, excellent service, and McAteers* in Somerset presents' an evening of dining and dancing For entrees, there are seven pasta dishes ($9.95-$17.95), four veal friendly conversation, who can ask for anytliing more of a restaurant? to a 13-piece big band and female choices ($13.95 to $16.95), three chicken ($11.95-$12.50), four meat en- singer recreating the sounds of trees ($11.95-$15.95) and five seafood selections ($13.50-$15.95). Radicchio 217 Raritan Ave., Highland Park. (908) 247-9636 :_ -Basie,- Goodmarv EiHngtont-Dorsey Pasta selections include fettuccine with broccoli, artichokes and This column is intended to inform readers about dining opportunities in the and others. (908) 469-2522. mushrooms sauteed with garlic, oil and fresh oregano ($9.95), and seal- , area. It is not a review. -Mick) Pulsinelli Speakers THE ART MUSEUM museum acquisitions, Oct. 23, a.m. Free admission. (609)258-5000 122 College Ave. THEN AND NOW Princeton University 25. • •Dr. James H, Ch'arlesworth on "College professor brings up SYMPHONY LECTURE New Brunswick, N.J. 08903 Saturday, Oct. 24, 9:30 a.m. (609)258-3788 DEAD SEA SCROLLS .' the Christian perspective, Oct. new evidence for the composi- <908) 932-1263. Thursday, Oct. 22, 7 p.m. Fairleigh Dickinson University Brunswick Hotel' Gallery talks Friday at 12;30 Temple Sholom 18. tional process in Renaissance "Political Violonce, Human Student Center, Madison p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. 815 West Seventh St. •Dialogue w/Dr. Dimant and Dr. music. Free admission. Rights and • 10 Livingston Ave. (201) 593-8710 New Brunswick • v Free admission. Plainfield Charlesworth, Oct. 25. LATIN AMERICA IN THE 21st Redomocratization In tho An- "Colloquium on theater'history, Don t leave home without it.® •Annette Merle-Smith on Indian (908) 756-6447 JESSIE ANN OWENS CENTURY - dean Region (908)246-7469 featuring Dr. Maurice Charney •In conjunction with perform- objects from the Northwest, Lecture series about the 40 Friday, Oct. 16, 4 p.m. Rutgers University Monday, Oct. 20. Registration from Rutgers University. Free ance by the Frankfurt Radio Oct. 16,18. years of research into the . Woolworth Center, Room 110 Center for Latino Arts required; no fee. admission; registration re- Symphony Orchestra .(see •Allen Rosenbaum on recent scrolls. All programs at 10:30 Princeton University and Culture SHAKESPEARE ' quired, N Soundings). Admission $6. •a Enjoy Our Dally •• The Search is over.,.. LUNCH & DINNER OCTOBER SPECIAL Discover SPECIALS EJ Courses: BOBBY& l M 'Lunch-Starting at 4 . We've Brought Bsick Prices 318 Williahrr St.:, Piscataway and Pull Course Dinners , RESTAURANT 752-4474 parting at'9W : 69 Main Street On ^b WEEKEND DINNER SPECIALS LIVE ENTERTAINWteNtJHURS. thur SUNDAY Lebanon Vie Make Every Occasion Banquet .Facilities Available • Barbecued Babyback Spare Ribs ...... $7-95 Gas«at~GOi|jintiySetting The Finest Spanish Cuisine Special But You Don't featuring . (LLarge Rack Ribs • Zuppa DiClams w/Shrimp Over Lingulnl :...... "»>.. Need A Special Occasion -, .Italian-American Columbus Special To Eat Here! ~ ,•; Cuisine 1013 N. Washington Ave. (off m. 22) Valid Monday - Thursday 5-9pm Only FREE APPETIZER Thursday Night M Pot of Mussels • Greenbrook, NJ LOBSTERFEST »9 Cannot Be Combined With Any Coupon or In House Specials with green sauce Sunday Offer Good Thru October 31,1992 one per table 968-2739 Marilyn Cormack Major Croft. Cards Honored Open 7 Days A Week BRUNCH »iOM i . Now.'til Oct. 22nd AUYOVCiNEAv 'S 120 Thompson St., Raritan Wine With Reason There is a very basic lesson. I have :•:« the only place for ribs (908)236-2992: 1776 South Washington Avenue, Piscataway 465-1000 704-9292 been proclaiming to all my students that I • Exlt2bAo«Rt.78 feel is worth repeating: Wine is ail-about All Entrees $3.00 sight and smell. In fact, if you start to pay • 2 Blocks from Rt. 22 All 1A Ib. Sandwiches $1.99 Open Tues.-Thurs. attention to the details of how a wine 11:30-9:30 looks and smells, you should be able to Friday till 10 "taste" It before you ever put it in your : Saturday 4-10 p.m. mouth: Sound Impossible?. Sunday 10:30-2:00 p.m. C| .Consider this; you are capable of dis- rllTECLUg Sunday Dinner 4-9 p.m. tinguishing between 15,000 some odd f-inest Italian Cuisine _ variations of color and some 50,000 vari- ous aromas. Think back to your basic Meals to Go RESTAURANT SPECIAL LUNCHEON ENTREES FRIS biology, class. How many tastes can the 253 FRENCH STREET (R0UTE 27) • 249-6131 tongue taste? Four. Sweet, sour, salt and Forbes Newspapers bitter, So, where do all of the flavor dis- Right On the New Brunswick & Somerset Border $6*95 * $9*95 Thurs. Oct. 8th - 11:00 pm criptors that We wine writers use come is your from? They are the combination of the Oct. 19th Look for our daily (f Fi*e$ll PaSta 0nc. Salad e Bread) sensations, the visual stimuli and (most iU Pasta with Veal &-Peppers or importantly) the aroma memories that are ftT1 entree to 1 Broccoli & Cauliflower AuGratin LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS jarreo when we evaluate a wine. Chicken Or Shrimp (Inc. 2 Vegetables of the Day) •TIVAC BeefFajitaor LOBSTER mib. Lobster. restaurant-goers If a wine looks incredibly brilliant, re- 1^" VeggieCurry. y Serving 11:30 - 2:30 Wed.-Frj. flecting light 'all over the place, you can & Enjoy Free giveaways & VJPA 14 oz. »" *• Apple & Almond Stuffed Chicken or be sure that it will be well balanced with Dinner - Tues -Thurs. 5:30-1 Opm 00 • ' Linguine Alfredo Fri.-Sat. 5:30- 11pm $2 FRIS Vodka Drinks! acid. Acidity makes a wine very bright. A red wine,, deeply saturated in color, will ThnrQ Braised Pork Loin or Sun. 4:30-9pm $ have viscosity.in the mouth. You may iiiuia. ^.urta stuffec|tomato Daily Dinner Specials \ even expect, some tannin astringency. An „ . Chicken Murphy or Ladies Nito Every Nite! intense purple or bright" ruby color (like rN« Scallops with Fennel & Lime Including Ravioli DuJour fresh fruit on the vine) indicates that wine Is young and will have the freshness of a FRi.,OCT.16TH Winter Hours Starting in November: young bottle. Colors that tend toward brick reds and ambers mean that the Lunch - Mon.-Fri. Dinner -7 Days wine will have mellow tannins and very BIG DADDY'S DANCE PARTY 526-7090 soft fruit. White wines that are light or 217 Raitan Ave, Highland Park colorless are not going to be very flavor- HOIDANCINGALL MGHfiOA/GM.00 DRAFTS 645 Rt 202/206 ful. Irt fact, their acidity and freshness will Bridgewater be their selling points. More golden DRMSPECIALS '1.00 SHOTS 908-247-9636 wines will have mow flavor. Doesnt that i ] i „ , , , N % ^ % • ^ . .^ \\\\, ™-^- , v '•"• """v „"•;•• r:"£ " just make sense? boesht bright green broccoli have much more flavor than over Sing To Your Favorites cooked,washedoutstuff?. : " ^ • at Everyone's Favorite : Smell dictates so much of what we Place to Sing~a-Long mm tf$&* fi^Vr^' RESTAURANT taste. You know'that when you have a •A 'S* •\^\ featuring the cold, no food in the world tastes, right. >N But, smelling butter melted on fresh corn £' V GREEN GROCERY SALAD BAR f on the cob, gives you the memory of TTie KAROAKE y&& how it will taste. And In you mouth, the memory becomes a reality. With wine, if tiRockinjBiues Band f $ you smell strawberries in the hose, the IS BACK AT BJ BERI S flavor should follow through.' Often, be-_ EAT FREE cause there are other components in- Complementary ii volved, you may smell a strawberry and Monday thru Thursday TUESDAY, OCT 20TH 1992 taste a cherry. But, If you smelt fruit, fruit Un Hors D'Hourve Buffet iiiOw "^ - should be there in the taste, The "smell" Direct from the Jersey Shore Guitarist of alcohol is a tingling that you feel in All Day- All Night Plugged & Drink Specials your nose when you breathe in. But, If KENNYJOHNSTONE Wmm Oct. Hiih to Oct. 25th you do feel this sensation, you know that Choice of one FREE item from our you will feel the warmth in your mouth WEDNESDAY BEAT THE CLOCK (3UVBBANDS WEEKLY) Every Thursday at. . and throat that alcohol gives. r Kids' Stuff •Menu 8:30PM ^Saturday at -9LEM Lunch & Dinner Specials "" "Puttln'g~a"Wr^lrT^ifinrTOUth~8tio'Dld' 10:00- $J^5-44:00-$J 75 only verify what you guessed when you with each purchase of one large^ MINKS 10:00 11:00 Close Is Your Chance Continental saw and smelted it. Try this with a couple Bavarian Goulosh, wines that you aren't familiar with , and Stromboli or Pizza To Be A Star! 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Exp. 11/15/92 ^*-VT'r)i^rtt Small ••ill Daily Specials include the finest fish> meats & poultry Yogurt INTERNATIONAL 3 •• ' KM EARLY BIRD SPECIAL EXPRESS LUNCH 3 Scoop IHOD HOUSE • WKA0S. • • •. -..- -my it RESTAURANT 1 RESTAURANT tceu-Gteam :e CreamY Sundae ••/•:••">••• 1- O :" O '.;," Sun. 12:00-3:00 pm Only if •:••••. Mon.-Fri.;ll:30-3:30 Northside Plaza Sundae With Their 1147 Innman Ave, y$249 Tiny Toon Famous Chateaubriand Yogurt\Exp. Edison, NJ \p. \6-lSyI Coloring Sunday Please Request Chateaubriand ^908) 755-2969 Contest s • With Your Rcscrvarion Bars Drawing OPEN 11:00am- 10:00pm \pct 25^ Three buttermilk f/_ "pancakes wrapped "around three seasoned 124 Route 27, Rahway (908) 574-2070 Rt 206, Skillman, NJ sausages, plus two eggs 359-6300 and breakfast potato. Monday thru Friday 'til 1 l;00a.m vu> choice ,oi siegic, namv< OAK TREE FOODS steak or London broil served DUOB0 with three eggs any style,], $K99 Fresh Country Only, Mon.-Fri. DRINK breakfast potato and three'" PRODUCE DELI MEAT DAIRY SPECIALTY dc (jaterew PRICES buttermilk pancakes. Bell Peppers Obermelster Bologna Filet Wllgnon 2% Milk $ 09 Our own Homemade Presents an Evenings of 2 lbs. for $4 00 Hot Entrees Fresh Dally Jb. 2 Mini PunipklnsT Thuman's Bologna - VvjrcuiloS cut)'" Jersey Large Only At These Participating IHOPs Jack-Be-LMIe ' , Chinese Food Fresh Chicken V* Legs Eggs Pies, Cakes, Strudels EVERY FRI. NIGfTT UH WON. - All Day'•& Gourds, Cider $O99 All Ladies Drinks Bloomfteld Elizabeth, Spring Valley & More TO THE BIG B&D' ERA MIC RECREATED BY OCT. - Joe Rccco & *««lb. .39 a Dozen 542 Bloomficld Avc. 465 North Broad Rd. Rte. 59 ib. 79* «nd up TUXEDO JUNCTION - 13-PIECE BAND & FEMALE LEAD SINGER 1/2 IMce Jersey Red Delicious Baby Swiss Cheese Boneless Pork Keller's Butter Legacy —Bloomfield —Engltwdod— Teaneck- _ Ask About Our Party ttJES. - T^hM rflflht 1st — Apples — -LolrrRoast— 1129 Broad St. 141-147 North Dean St. 610 Cedar Lane Platters & Hot Trays moRS^ocr 29 -...• 25 People Receive A Fair Lawn Toms River Ib. Starting at Free T-Shlrt (Brookdale) $299 Ib $ Cheeks Fall StcEfk 37-13 Broadway 178 Rte 37 E. FREE Boar's Head per person complete WED. - Karaoke Clifton Located! Romano $ Complete Roast Prime Rib Dinner 27 p Hasbrouck Heights Union 5 Ib. All Purpose Potato Mustard Beef Soup Meat Eating Olympics 680Rte.3W. Cheese Cuts Sin^A-Long, Prizes & 1/2 111 Rle. 17 S. 2460 Rte. 22 -Center hie with any purchase with Bone Featuring "Lee Anne of Boar's Head 1 tb. Price Drinks 9pm-CIosing East Brunswick Hillsborough Union City Product $4 99 $ft79 On The Loose", THUKS. - Cheers Special Mid-State Mall, Rte. 18 79tBag 426 E. Main St., Bound Brook, 908-356-0189 260 US Highway 206 S. 3196A Kennedy Blvd. • ib. v alb. hTthe VMng Room ByTmHm&Co.fmif***- Taping live - 9pm Kids Menu, $1.99 Edison Parsippany Verona Singles Pance Party Eveiy Thurs., 1 pm llgu Admission S5.00 Additional Parking Courtesy Archie's Men's Shop FRI, - live 50 Parsonage Rd. Rte. 46 & Beverwyck Rd. 631 Bloomfield Avc. ; SAT. OCT* 31 " SALE RUNS THURS.-SUNDAY 10/15-10/18 Halloween Party, Open 7 Days Banquet Rooms Entertainment Mo Cover, Beginning at 9pm live Music, Everyone 1M2- 1 ATTENTION RESTAURANTS, GROUPS & CATERERS™ J$AT. - Lobster Special ' In Costume Wins A $9.95_ 1-1/2 Pound Nobody Does Breakfast Like IHOP Does Breakfast* We sell wholesale meats, produce & dell at 5% over cost for orders called ahead & picked ub Prize, Plus There Will I'or a limited lime only. Not valid on liolid.iy. or wild any other offer. No sulxtilutiont, ple.uc Hours: Mon.-Frl. 9-6, Sat. 8-6, Sun. 8-2 „, • -^..t^.j « , -. 1, , SUM* - Cheers Special -*(-(- o/^ro Phone orders Located on Oak Tree Road Be One Grand Prize Kids Menu, $1.99 / JD-UUUO gladly accepted Next to Drug Fair across from Winner-Call For Details -,.--.v,, ,,,.,v.,i,,.,.v^,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,v,,,,,.,,.,,,., ,,.-,-,s^:,.,v:.v...v.v.-.,.,.v,.,v.v.-v,.v.v.v.v,v.^,,.,,,,,;S:,:;, . ' Po$' 't" Offic""e' in So. ' Plalnllel'" "'d" ' ' ' ;^l ' .,,•,.,••.•,,,,•,,,•, ,..,,,^,,^ 28 Forbes Newspapers October 14-16,' 1992 'X - I ( i > < i * /•*./<, Dance te the Sound J cf€ur Live Bands HERB PAMLO'S Every Friday Night \ GREENHOUSE RESTAURANT Oct, 16th Bud Beavers & Elaine Oct. 23th Gary Ross # Roger Jinks ENTERTAINMENT FOB THE MONTH OF OCTOBER Friday & Saturday Nights^ "ART" and The Fabulous • iii^tiM^S^Ji ;:C(it)P(3N i-i —^- --^ TUESDAY. THURSDAY K SATURDAY NITES^I • Lunch • Dinner t Cocktails • Weddings l • Banquets • Parties for All Occasions 4 Roonis Available for your Banquet Needs « Weddings • Showers Couples Nite!!! , '~#Rt. 78 (Exit 12) 4 miles West of Clinton • Rehearsal Dinners • Anniversary Parties BOOKYOUR TREAT ANOTHER COUPLE TO DINNER FREE .•Reunions • Retirements PUKCIIASI- iinwo !-:NTKK[-:S ^})t HOLIDAY EARLY BIRD SPECIALS • WED.rSAT. 5-7 P.M. PARTIES COMPLETE DINNER -S7.95 • Entree, Salad, Dessert, Coffee FREE NOW! 1 NORTH VOSSELLBl AVE BOUND BROOK I'iiri) iilhiT promotions. Kvpirvs 10/31/*>2.1'ORItliS Reservations Suggested \ - 556^692 • 356-9888 FRIDAY NITE 6 PM-9 PM TALK OF THE TOWN "GRAND BUFFET'9 RICHIE AT PIANO Per Person (Children 10 & Under $5.50) Reservations Suggested ; Starts at 8:00 •.•• . Complimentary Hot Hors d'oeuvers and Tarot Card EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Starting At 8:00 Readings by Psychic "Dorothy" • Door Prizes Richie at Piano & Bobby "MC" • DiscJockey • Dancing • Magician & More! INVITE YOU TO "OPEN MIKE> TALENT NITE" Come Sing Along! " •,.•••' -.-_••' •. Call for details $08^561-2722 227 W. Union Ave. 2991 Hamilton Blvd., So. Plainfield Bound Brook, NJ (Off Rt. 287) (908)356-0052 Tuesday Nitos 85 CHURCH St. Qflft-RAR-fil 10 I NEW BRUNSWICK 5lU0>vHia"U I IU • SS€ 2/22 New Lunch Menu! i Healthy, Affordable & Quick Bring the ad V Get 20% Off Speciality Nights Mon.-Thurs. Entrees from $895 October WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY Main Street, Rt. 523 • M0NDA5T TUESDAY BONELESS PRIME SENIOR Sundae Bar Whitebouse PRIME PRIME NEW YORK NEW YORK RIB PRIME RIB Included with (908)534-4611 , RIB RIB STRIP & SCAMPI w/STUFFED from 12:W-5 pm Every Meal SHRIMP Great Food, Great Prices, $O95 $ 95 $^795 "Great Place!" 8 10 $1195 All specials include unlimited trips, to "our salad & bread bar. In A Hurry! CHOPPED DINNER BUFFET Enjoy our Soup, Salad & Saadwich Buffet Man..- Fri. STEAK DINNER $390 11:30 AM • 2:30 PM. < AT THE SOMERSET PLAZA HOTEL DELICIOUS Build your own sandwich from a bountiful selection of k Irttludos a vaety o o sp our Fresh Deli meats and cheeses, enjoy a cup of our Cannot be used with AltYooCanort Ga hash saladss, M \wgelablMg.. and homemade soup & build your own salad. other discounts. Tax not M • and SUMIM bw des«ert «es. Iiesh liuH. la»ly deidit Included. Coupon good Cannol b« uud with and umdao bw dassed For The Finest In for any party size. l Cnnnol b« UMtd wllh olhar •,#fe,. d*scoonlj -Tan hoi. Includod Sunday AUYoii£an Eat } Steaks, Chops & Seafood Mm Brunch Buffet I POHDEROSA POTDERDSA i POHDEROSA Piano Entertainment Wednesday Thru Saturaday 11-2 PM Twilight Menu $12,95 5:00pm - 7:30pm Feast upon our tempting arrary of 940 hot items, create REMINGTON SOMERSET 1 922 Easton your own omelette, select from assorted juices, fruits, Route 3U Award Winning Sunday Brunch fresh baked cinnamon rolls and enjoy our dessert bar. Church Street Avenue 708 Mountain Blvd. v 788-9829 828-9644 200 Atrium Drive, Somerset, NJ Watchung, NJ Adults $10.95 Children $4.95 (4^.) For Reservations Call 908/469-2600 :rne Senior Citizens $8.95 Under 3 years FREE PONDEROSA •vCSE (908)755-2565 Private Parties add $2/person. ">K> Koute202 (At The Blinker) 908*2^4*1596 30 seef . October 14-16,1992 Rrtes Newspaper 31 NO MATTER HOW MANY ROOMS YOU HAVE f. OR WHAT KIND OF FLOORING YOU NEED... AT WORLDWIDE'S GIANT SELF-SERVE WAREHOUSE, YOU'LL SEE NEW JERSEY'S URGEST IN-STOCK SELECTION OF • CARPET • ORIENTALS • AREA RUGS • REMNANTS • WOOD • VINYL & CERAMIC AT WHOLESALE PRICES EVERYDAY! COME IN TODAY FOR OUR WHITE HOUSE SUPER DEAL! FAMOUS DUPONT STAINMASTER LUXURY PLUSH WALL TO WALL CARPET AT ONLY'6.97 PER SQ. YD. THIS INCREDIBLE CARPET SELLS ELSEWHERE FOR S23. PER SQ. YD. REMEMBER, AT WORLDWIDE YOU ALWAYSSAVE UP TO 60% OFF REGULAR RETAIL PRICES DAY IN & DAY OUT! 1055 Rt. 1 SOUTH. EDISON, NJ (908)906-1400 STORE HOURS: DE MON.-THURS.: 10AM-9PM CHECKS WITH Wholesale Floor Coverings FRI.-SAT.: 10AM-6PM y*!LJP,P'!IVERS LICENSE MANUFACTURERS OUTLET SUN.:i2PMi5PM ORIENTALS! VlNYI» WQOD» CERAMJc] (LOOK FOR THE HUGE BLUE WAREHOUSE 1 ML SOUTH 0FMENLO PARK MALL) t.iY'i^Si'i v«.'l.;',VV..»..Vlvi< • '' '••''•'"••vf''v"-•''*'.tV