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Thursday, February 6,. 1992 mess Vol.99tNo. 6 A Forbes Newspaper,50 cents By BILL RUS5 CRANFORD • GARWOOD • RENILVVORTH FORBfiS NEWSPAPERS The Cadillac Seville celebrates its 15th anniversary this.year with TEST DRIVE: a distinctively new exterior plus other enhancements and im- 1992 provements under the skin and in Layoffs bemg considered to balance school budget the power-train. The new model CADILLAC In brief 1 •marks the fourth major .revision to By BRIAN FLORCZAK meeting that featured the approval of the ary accounts by that figure, thus effectively needed a unified show of support to prevent this- popular. Cadillac and is de- School board district's $27 million current expense pre- balancing the budget ••:•'. :.- the budget from being defeated for the sixth SEVILLE SIS THECHRONICLE •• signed for the buyer who desires Specificatiofts petitions available lirninary budget In addition, the board Pending budget approval by the county consecutive year. •..'.: • • sportiness and. performance along Bl«« price-$37,075 Nominating petitions. for the ' As the Board of Education continues to Voted to authorize the superintendent to superintendent, the board can opt to restore "I would lU day, Feb. 13, at 8 p.m. at the system that supplements the inde- adequate 200 horsepower and out that a group of residents might be raising a big stink over nothing. equally slanted front and rear glass, library. The winner receives a • wall tires. . .'.•'. Mr. White, one of Channel 9's On Your Side reporters, came to Cran- and high side windows, a dominant 8030 8030 8040 8060 8090 8110 $50 savings t»nd and ad- ford after receiving a letter from a number of Grove Street residents COMFORT: The Seville is de- grille, a high rear deck, and Automobiles Automobiles Antiques and Classic Sportscars Trucks and Vans Automotive Parts, vances to the district bee. The complaining about a foul odor that they said regularly emanates from a signed for touring or just local driv- Automobiles smooth rounded sides with body Accessories and ; first runner-up will receive a home'there,. : FORD— 88 Mustang GT Services cladding below the belt line. The ing, with plenty of roo\niness and CADILLAC— 79 Coupe De NISSAN- 84 Sentra consolation prize; Rules and But when Mr. White and a camera crew arrived, there was no story to glossy monochrome body finish is many conveniences for driver and Vllle. Also Honda -79 Wagon, 86700 mi., 5- MERCEDES- 57 190 5.0; auto, 33k miles, registration forms are at the li- spd., AC, AM/FM stereo Touring Sedan. Complete black, fully loaded. ALL CARS WANTED- repprton. set off by matte black trim on the passengers' Besides all of the now- Civic. 908-248-0789 brary. Call 709-1340. ; after 6PM cass., PS, PB, roof rack, original, 4 cylinder, gas. $6500. Please call 908- NEW any car old, new or junk. Upon arrival at the residence, Mr. White met with Cranford Health pillars and side mirrors plus spe- expected powered accessories, the exc. cond., new front Must sell! $2,800. Call 985-3736. 908-248-0213. Towing Officer Warren Hehl and was told the home wasn't sending out any foul 1 CHEVY- 83 Caprice 215-294-8038. avail. ; . cial STS alloy, wheels and black STS also has remote keyless entry, Classic, must see, loaded, brakes/ tires, $2950, FORD— 91 Mustang GT GMC Aquatic yoga odors on this particular afternoon. • 4-dr, brown, very clean. 968-572-0236 eves. MERCEDES— 67 200, Convertible Loaded, take CAP-for 8'pick up, high Invited to take a tour of the property, Mr. White declined and headed auto trans., sunroof, AM over payments, (3 yrs.) top, windows & screens, Asking $2595. 968-6653 OLDS— 79 Omega, cass., 106K miles,' very Negotiable. Please call class set at pool back to Secaucus. Mr. Hehl, meanwhile, was unsuccessful at gaining 86,700 ml., orig. owner, paneled, black. Ex. cond. CHEVY— 90 Cavalier good cond., used every Jeff, 908-274-1844. " TRUCKS $375,769-4388 The pranford jridpbr Pool entry to the residence and subsequently left his business card in the 4-dr, white, fuel injection, runs good, good body day. Must sell! Asking 8000 and Fitness Center announces door. ••.-.••• •..•"• •'•,•'•'••• • •' •••• " v • -••••••X;./':;:"- .' ' 8010 . 6020 exc. cond., 29K miles, 1 $375. 271-5872 eves. NISSAN- 87 200 SX, 5 CLEARANCE - specialized AUTOMOBILES $1450. Call 247-4264 speed, AC, PS/PB, 47K truck bodies, Pickups, CARTER Automobiles Automobiles owner, $7200. 756-0202 OLDS— 84 Royale Sedan SHOWCAR FINISH the start bt Its vS^Aquattcs^ ' According to those familiar with' the home, the odor might tie that of under tlOOO under$2500 miles, a beauty, $5700. Vans, Suburbans, (yoga in t|>ei water) program, In- CHRYSLER- 86 LeBaron 88, 8 cyl- PS, PB, AC, 70K Pis call 908-469-4838. Jimmy's', Dump trucks, Specializing In Auto De- catv®e^ ml. $3350. 908-234- stituted, fn Plaris, aquatic yoga Is there. It ii( believed, however, that all of the pets are registered with the GTX, 4-DR, 5-spd., AM/ 8050 PONTIAC— 87 Firebird, 4WD's. Most models & tailing, Custom profe- 80X0 FM, looks & drives great. 1940 days or 908-766- Med. duty chassis up to township.. •••'• '• .'..'. •.; '• .":". .. .•' :.: .... ' •• < •'•'•• ' ••' 1191 eves. Luxury Automobiles Auto, AC, AM/FM cass, slsonal cleaning, [ int/ext. the first program of its kind In AutomobUes PONTIAC- 80 Sunbird, FORD- 87 Escort Sta $4200/BO 908-369-5013 PS.PB, black/tan. $3000 54,600# GVW. Used Handwashlng, Waxing, New Jersey. And as for the residents who sent the letter to Mr. White? The news under tUOOO V-6,. 2DR, Grefon, auto, trucks, low.: priced left- tionwagpn. 95K, exc DODQE- 85 Aries Sta- OLDS— 86 Delta 88 BUICK- 87 Grand Na- or best offer. Colleen Polishing; Machine glaz- Nicole of the Nicole Institute that there was no smell Tuesday afternoon should be received like a $350. Good transporta- cond., 4 cyl., $1900/B0 tion wagon, Good condi- Brougham, 4-dr., all 819-3416 Mon.-Fri. be- overs, discounts, rebates, ing. House calls made. In- tion. 908-658-3083. tional, fully loaded, mint Leasing, or 6.9% GMAC In Gaiwood, a member of the breath of fresh air. . BUICK— 75 Century, 4- 469-3427 after 6PM tion, roof rack, new tires, power equip., + tilt wheel cond. 26K ml., asking tween 9-5PM. ' • • sured. References. Call auto, good transpor- & AM/FM cass. Peppy financing on selected 201-285-9272 International Association of DR, good 350 V-8, PS,SAAB- 79, 2-dr, 4-cyl, 4- HONDA— 82 Wagon, 95K $13,500. Call 908- models. No sales cbmm. PB, new AC. Excel, transp. spd, 70K miles, AM/FM new eng. at 60K, 5-spd. taitlon. $2,800 or best 3.8L engine, doesn't burn 526-8368 Yoga Therapists and the Yoga offer. Call (908) 753- oil. Orlg. owner.. Always 8070 Top CSr rating for Sales & JUNK CARS WANTED- $700/BO. 908-469-2319 Blaupunt stereo, i-owner. runs great, AC, 30 + mpg, Family Vans Service. Late model wrecks & Teachers Association, is the In- $700/80. 908-752-1419 $1200/B0. 548-4534 6017. garaged. Exc. cond. Ask- BUICK-90 Riviera, Vigilance urged in wake BUICK— 84 Skylark, 4- ing $3100. Call 908- All options, showroom trucks. Top $$$ Paid. structor. , . DR, good running cond., VW— 79 Rabbit, AC, AM/ DOD6E- 85 SE, Cara- COLONIAL MOTORS 908-548-6582 HONDA- 83 Accord LX 766-1117 Iv. msg. condition: 23K miles. Ask- CHEVY- 73, V8, auto, *A Sessions will be held on 10 many new parts. Must FM cass., 57K mi., runs hatchback, 5-spd., PS, van, AC, 48K miles, roof ing $16,500. Call (908) ROUTE 22 WEST JUNK CARS/TRUCKS rack, AM/FM. Asking OLDS- 86, Delta 88 ton, window, HD alt., ra- consecuth/e •Thursdays from 9- Selll $475. 699-1707 well, minor repair. $600/ PB, AC, AM/FM cass., 722-2134. diator, hitch, posi, snows, NORTH BRANCH WANTED- any cond., 7 CHEVY- 77 Wagon, 9 •BO. 908-545-4041 100K ml., run exc. new$3900. Call 874-8060 Excel, cond.. 6-cyl. PS, days, flat bed service. Call 10 p.m. beginning Feb. 13. A of muggings, break-ins brakes & tires. $1900. PB, P/ windows, locks, FORD— 88 Crown Victo- 83K, $995. 752-8690 908-722-2700 pass, PS, PB, AC, good DODGE— 87 Daytona, ria, 4-dr, loaded/mint 699-1053 sample class will be held today. Call 908-549-4795 Stand, w/overdrlve, .4 cyl, sunroof, AM/FM stereo CHEVY— 85 Conversion tires, new carb., $500. cass., Asking $4500. Call cond, 88K hiway ml. PERONE'S AUTO SAL- "Yo-Aquatlcs" will guide par- By BRIAN FLORCZAK Call 908-469-4939 8020 HONDA— 83 Accord, 2-dr red wAan Int, sunroof, Van, raised roof, all CHEVY- 77 Pickup, body After 5PM 908-658-3275 $5000. Eves 369-3287 power, 4 Captain's chairs, in good shape, Hydraulic VAQE— cars & trucks ticipants through self-awareness THE CHRONICLE CHEVY- 83 Cavalier, Automobiles 5-spd., AC, sunroof, over AM/FM cass, AC, 59,300 wanted. Highest prices ml. $4200. 356-5115 OLDS— 89 Toronado, JAGUAR— 76 XJ6L, clas- back seat bed, dual air, towing boom & elec. Ram- and harmonizing body, soul 'heeds motor work, $500/ under $2500 120K ml., $1900. 218 sic style. Exc. cond. EJag $9000/B0. 757-0638 - sey wench. $1000/BO. paid. Free pick up. Con- Less than a month after alerting residents to a rash of muggings in 0262 DODGE— 89 Shadow, loaded, 1 owner, mint tainer service, available. and spirit. . . BO. Mercury— 81Zepher cond., 42K. $11,200. centerfold car. Biaupunkt FORD— 86 Aerostar. Top 253-0710 Tom town, the Cranford Police Department is reminding citizens to lock their needs trans, work $300. BUICK- 82, Regal Som- MERCURY- 83 Lynx. 2.5L, fuel injected, 5-spd, sys. Must be seen. Asking 563-1630 Call 908-572-9255 AC, new tuneup/ tires, PS, 781-7859 after 6PM of the line, perfect In and CHEVY- 79 3/4 Ton cars at all times. erset Limited Ed., V-6,Auto, P.B., Air.very good $6000. 297-9447 eves.; out. 63,000 ml. Blue & Pick-Up, Auto PS, PB, p/ 4- TRANS AM RIMS + CHRYSLER— 80 Cpr- loaded, velour Int., 82K condition. $1600. Cal PB, $5500. Call 908- PLYMOUTH- 90 Laser, 297-2300 days new Eagle GT +4s $500/ Irish step dancers A" 8gi William Thermann of the Crime Prevention Unit recently sent out 968-7940 before IQprrt black.'Call 356-8209. gray, 3.0 liter, auto,. PS, Windows, $1,200. (609) doba, Exc. running cond., ml., $1900/BO. Call 908- 753-0361. LINCOLN- 89 Town Car PB, front and rear AC, 466-9157. BO. 5 16V^ LT rims $100 a press release asking residents to keep items such as radar detectors, $800 or best offer. Call 526-8566 FORD- 86 Mustang, 4 PONTIAC— 88 Grand wAlres. 908-755-39O8 to perform OLDS- 81 Cutlass, 3.8 Signature Series Low 26k new tires, captain seats, CHEVY- 88 Dual 4 Pick- car phones and loose change out of sight after parking their autos...... 422-8531. CADILLAC- 83 Coupe V6, AC, PS, PB, AM/FM cyl., 4-spd., like new in & Prix, 2-dr., 38K miles, AM/ miles, fully loaded. PW, AM/FM stereo cass. TIRES- Dunlop D40M2 Parishioners of Immaculate The press release comes after police reported a series of vehicle break- out, low ml. AC, PS, PB,FM stereo, AC. Asking $12,900. Please call Up, loaded, 1 ton, 3500 DATSUN- 81 210SL, DeVille D'Elegance, 78K cass. ETR $1800/B0. $5,150. Days 561-5667 Series, black/gray. Asking 'V rated, (4)P225R15V95 Conception Church in Elbabeth ins in the township. On the night of Jan. 25, approximately 21 cars were mi., loaded, 4 brand new 908-968-9074 • P/locks, etc. new clutch $6995/80. Call 526-1584 908-688-9430. Ask for Mort or call 769- 69K mi., new tires/bat- $15,000. Call 908-526- 5000 ml, great wet/dry. announce an Irish cultural pro- broken into in Cranford with various items taken. . •* SHARON WILSON/THE CHRONICLE tery, 5spd. manual. tires, new brakes, $1975/ OLDS- 85 Wagon, V6, 1 not rebuilt, tires, brakes, PONTIAC— 90 Grand Am, 5826 and leave message. $50/ea. 908-422-8869 80. 908-753-1611 ask $3000/BO. Call 769- MERCEDES- 84 300SD, 9168 after6PM gram to be held on Sunday, Pat Polak helps Erlka Robinson, 11, adjust her clown tie. Needs brakes. Runs well. yr reblt eng & trans, 107K 35K, loaded. Mint condi- UTILITY TRAILER- con- According to Sgt. Thermann's advisory, residents should report all for Nick, or 561-4329 5826, Iv. msg.; or 561- tion. Factory warranty. Turbo, 68K ml., runs DODQE- 86 Mini-Ram, March 8, at 2 p.m. featuring „ $350. 908-422-7645 mi., new tires. $1700 Cal excel. Stereo FM cass, verted Chevy luv bed 5x7 suspicious activity in their neighborhoods directly to the police. CADILLAC- 84 Sedan eves 908-563-9434. 5667, days. $8500/BO. Call 908- 8080 van, 4 cyl., auto, low mile- DODQE- 77 Monaco, 4* 234-2928 AC, sunroof, $14,500 age, $2595/BO. 469- feet, with complete rear prize-winning step dancers of In the meantime, the outbreak of muggings and break-ins apparently dr, 57K miles, auto, P6, Deville, 4-dr, good run- PLYMOUTH- 85 Reliant FORD— 87 Taurus Sta- takes It! 908-699-1091 4x4s, Sport and and small tool box. $325, the Deldre Shea School Of Irish ning condition, $1800. tion wagon, Good condi- TOYOTA— 86 Corolla 5 9352. has residents concerned. .•'"•'' PB, AC, good transp., 90K mi,, PS, PB, AC Light Trucks 707-8737. Dancing of Cranford. Music and At the Township Committee's Jan. 28 meeting, a Cranford resident Church helps bring on the clowns $500. Call 463-8690 Must selll 908-769-7742 $1800. 908-725-4544 tion, 80K miles, standard spd., 4 dr., AC, AM/FM, NISSAN- 87 Maxima FORD— 86 Van, Econo after 6PM 5 speed. Great family car. 59,500 miles. $3950. line 250, AC, auto trans., song selections are by William told the board she was alarmed by the recent crime spree in town. Cranford United Methodist Church youth learned the 32 students chosen from 7,68$' applicants for the col- CHEVY- 73 Camaro, PONTIAC- 71 GTO, start GXE, 4-dr., new exhaust CHEVY- 79 Pick Op 4x4, 8130 needs engine. Suspen- $4000. Call after 7PM. Call Joe 908-562-4654. system, maroon w/gray in- PS, PB, good cond., Ask- Duddy. The program will be Committee members, however, replied that the situation was under FIAT- '76 128. Good ed project car in pieces (908) 722-4189. 90 rebuilt engine, low ing $2700707-9885 Miscellaneous fine techniques of Clown Ministry on Jan. 25. The youth lege located in Venice, Fla Already a successful entre- condition. Second in- sion, trans., rear OK. Ask- $1800/BP. 908-233 TOYOTA— 86 Corolla LE, terior, garage kept, sun- mileage, 4 new gas Automottve held In the Msgr. Donnelly Par- control. ing $1350/80. Also 78 FORD— 88 Escort GT, 4-spd. auto, fully roof, full power, good con- are preparing to launch a down ministry troupe for preneur at 18, Mr. Torres Is hoping for the big break — cluded for parts, $250. 3913, Chris. shocks, few rust spots. FORD- 79 King Cab, ish Hall. Tickets are $7.50 for "They (police) are well aware of the situation and they have it well at 908-846-7398, Jeff. Mustang $200. 369-3693 sporty blue, all options, equipped, all power. dition. Must see. $6,500 $2500, 704-1267, visitations in local hospitals and nursing homes, and to landing a job with the circus. VW— 84 GTI- AC, re alarm, great shape. Must $3200. Call Ben at 908- or best offer. (908) 782- pick-up truck with 4 wheel AAAAA-1 ALWAYS TOW- adults and $5 for children. Res- hand," said committee member Barbara BDger. "Because of the econo- FORD— 80 Granada, CHEVY- 74 Nova, movable stereo, alarm see. Best offer over CHEVY- 83 S10 Pickup, drive, new 33 fnch tires, ING— Cars & trucks want- supplement special worship services as part of their Mr. Torres led several exercises to help persons dis- $2500 or best Offer. Call 752-6690 9815. 5-spd., excellent, ervations: 355-2818. (Please turn to page A-3) auto., 6 cyl., 38K mi., 1 49K mi., excel, cond $4600, Call 526-4875 $1,700. Call Tony at ed. Running or not. 24 hr. confirmation program. cover those personal qualities that are exaggerated owner, exc. cond. $800. for Information, (908) $2300. Days 201-316 VOLVO- 85 240 DL, NISSAN— 88 Maxima, 4- ASSUME PAYMENTS.' (908) 469-2454, any- pickup. Cash waiting. Call 908-322-5999 968-0237. 2831; Eves, 908-968 HONDA- 90 Civic SI, excellent condition. dr, sliver/gray, approx. 609-795-6134 time. 201-643-5653 or 908- Rob Torres, a recent graduate of the Ringllng Broth- when clowning. Specific skills such as pantomime, Jugv 25K miles, AC, electric $4200/ Best Offer. Gall 34K ml., transferable war- Hospital plans FORD— 84 Mustang LX, CHEVY- 85 Citation,, 5948 FORD— 84 F15O Plck-Up, 272-1668 ers Barnum and Bailey Clown College, presented the gling and gag development were highlighted by Mr, good cond., 4-dr hatch- sunroof, AM/FM cassette 908-874-7040. renty. $11,000/80. Call CHEVY- 86 4x4 Short black, 4-spd, AC, power, stereo, aluminum rims, 908-276-8624 Iv. msg ° Bed, 4 speed, V8, $4900. Cap, new brakes and WANTED- European free health fair Dances to lead agenda workshop. Mr. Torres, a resident of Hillsdale, was one of Torres and his assistant, Ben Goodwin. needs engine. $500. Call back, 4-sp., AC, new tires, VOLVO- 86 240 DL, sta- clutch. Good tires. Asking cass. radio, brakes, $8,200. Call (908) 769- SAAB— 89 900S, 5-spd, Call 908-272-2791 Classic Sports cars. Any The public Is Invited to attend 755-5749 8030 4081. tion wagon, 65k ml., good $2,000. Call (908) 722-condlton. Cash buyer. $1600/B0. Call 725-8163 Automobiles cond., 3rd seat, roof rack. AC, all power, AM/FM CHEVY- 86 Silverado, 9074 after 5PM. Mark 572-3500 the 12th annual free health fair HONDA- 80 Accord, 4- MAZDA-85 626 LX, fully $6600. 908-789-9579 cass, sunroof, loaded, 53K ml., 4x4, short bed, dr., 5-spd., AC, radio, FORD— 80 Cobra Mus- , at Union Hospital on Sunday, at town-gown meeting loaded, immaculate, excel cond, 43K miles, exc. shape. $6000/best FORD- 90 F-150, 5-spd, good condition, $1000. tang, 4 cyl. turbo, 4-spd., BMW- 81, 3201, moon VW— 80 Convertible, new 8200 March 15, from 10 a.m.-3p,m. black, good cond., new $2800. Please call 908- top, very good cond, 2nd $12,000. 908-561-3091 offer. 725-8017 FM stereo, tilt/cruise, cap, 908-233-1982 roof, mint cond, New MOTORCYCLES The health fair Is conducted by clutch. $2200. 287-4159 tires/brakes/ tuneup 231-9210. owner, 122K, $2995. Call CHEVY- 89 S-10 Blazer running boards, bed mat, By BRIAN FLORCZAK . • > Sails, Sintich run for school board OLDS— 77 Delta 88 Roy- MECURY- 87 Cougar LS, 8060 very clean, 15,500 ml. the Lions and Lionesses of Dis- FORD- 83 Mustang $3700/B0. 560-8369 after 6pm 908-526-3765. 4x4, 2 door, 4.3 engine, THE CHRONICLE ' : • ale, V-8, 4-dr, runs well, 6 cyl., loaded, AC, am/im Sportscars all power, 2 tone, 42k $8800. 908-233-7272 trict 16-E In conjunction with the good station car. $400. Capri, Auto, AC, Hatch, BUICK- 83 Riviera, full VW- 85 GTI, sporty, fun, anytime. 8230 By BRIAN FLORCZAK Mr. Sails, meanwhile, said he has ample time to 65K ml., $1750. 218- Stereo cass. 52K ml. 3 yr. quick, exc. cond., EZ shift miles. Asking $10,900. hospital. Call 851-7014. The Cranford Board of Education is scheduled to meet with the 908-233-4289 power, burgundy w/sutv warr. $8500. 968-1895.. Call 908-469-3463. CMC- 75 Truck, 6-cyl., 4 Off.Road Motorcycles meet the challenges he feels are facing the board. 0262. (~\ roof, exc, cond., 1 owner, 5-spd. w/supurb handling, CHEVY- 74 Corvette, Township Committee this evening to discuss a number of issues, in- THE CHRONICLE 1 MERCURY— 85 Grand well-maintained, clean, new tires, runs good. A nine-year resident of Cranford, Mr. Sails, a char- *. * • . FORD— 85 Mustang "DCT $3000/BO. 548-6741 Sting-Ray, 350 HP, 4-spd. $500/B0. Call 782-9626 cluding the board's 1992-93 budget. PLYMOUTH— 79 Duster. AC, AM/FM, 70k ml., new Marquis, 2-dr., all op- AC, new battery, $2750. stick, 50K ml., full power, FORD— 87 Bronco, full HONDA- 81 CB G50, Discount price One incumbent and one newcomer will bo seeking ter member of the Citizens Budget Advisory Com- BUICK- 85 Park Avo size, Eddie Bauer, loaded, good condition, $700/B0. The meeting, which is slated for 8 p.m. at the municipal building, Slant 6, high mileage, motor, good exc, $1775 good cond, 3.8 V6, load- tions, exc. cond. $4700/ Scott, 953-4500 factory air, T-tops, blue, 0.MC— 87 2 Ton Dump election to the Cranford Board of Education. ' mittee, is on that organization's Administration and runs good. $700/B0. Call 908-753-1611 ask for BO. 908-359-7157 $8500/80. (908)-782- 4X4, very good cond., Call 908-526-0116 5pm>- for bike helmets marks the second consecutive year that a full representation from the Finance Subcommittee. . ed, bluo/blue Int, 4-dr VW— 89 Jetta, Black, 4- $8800. 908-654-8979 Truck, with 8 1/2' plow, 9pm Richard Sails, chairman of the School Budget Advi- 908-359-3240. Nick or 908-561-4329. $4400. 908-654-8979 MERCURY- 89 Cougar dr., auto., air, radio, 1838, Dorothy 10' bod, 40K original ml The Union County Coalition board has met with the Township Committee. sory Committee (SBAC), has announced Ms intention He is also active in Cranford's Sunny Acre? Civic PLYMOUTH— 70 Duster, LS, 6 cyl., 39K ml., moon- 3 9 + K, good cond. FORD— 88 Ranger XLT, $8000. (609) 466-9155. FORD— 86 Tempo GL, BUICK- 90 Century, 4 CHEVY- 87 Z-28, 8 cyl. for Prevention of Developmental In addition to the board's yet-to-be finalized budget, one of the items to run for the board, as has incumbent Robert Sintich. and Improvement Association. Good running condition Fully equipped, good dr., 4 cyl., 50K ml., like roof, White/Blue Int., load- $6800. 908-234-1808. V6, 5-spd, AC, PS/PB, 8240 Asking $800. Pis call ed, $9950. 90 8- auto, metallic gray, load- Tonneau cover, black w/ OJMC- 87 box truck, 60k On-Head Motorcycles Disabilities Is offering discount to be discussed are seventh- and eighth-grade school dances, which are Mr. Sails, who lives on Oneida Place, was the first "The quality of education is excellent, but the prob- condition, $2,200. (908) new, garago kept, $6500. ed, louvers, 47,600 ml. red split bench, 30K mi., miles, PS, PB, $5750/B0. held at the Cranford Community Center. 908-359-7532 885-1013. 281-7117. 752-7252. Call 805-9342 coupons for helmets at local bi- candidate to announce his intention to seek one of lem is of a financial nature," Mr, Sails said, when $6200/B0. Sacrifice- $6200/neg. 241-1234 While the dances have been a success in terms of attendance, the MERCURY- 90 Cougar moving. 908-359-8747 HARLEY DAVIDSON- cycle shops. the three three-year seats that will be contested in asked for his reasons for seeking n board seat. "Costs LS, fully loaded, + com- 8040 QEO— 91 Tracker, 5- 84, FXSB, low rldor, events have been hindered by groups of youngsters from other areas Antiques and Classic CHEVY— 88 Camaro Iroc In 1990, New Jersey had 27 April. are increasing above a normal rate." puter, auto, lights, digital spd., conv., 4WD, silver/ chrome & extras. 1 owner. who are showing up uninvited. entry, phone, Maxllock, Automobiles Z, Excellent condition, black. Cute fun car. Exc. 8110 10K mi., excel, cond. bicycle deaths. In children Earlier this week, however, Dr. Sintich threw his "I feel that I could bring to the board a balanced alarm sys. 32K, show- 350 tuned port injection cond. $9500/BO. 908- Automotive Parts, $6500/B0. 908-381- under 14 there were eight According to policy, the dances are only for Hillside and Orange hat into tiie ring when he informed Tlie Chronicle viewpoint and I'm skilled in financial terms and room cond., garage kept. engine, loaded, Includes 563-9480 Linda Accessories and 8902, bet. 5-8PM deaths and over age 14, there Avenue school students. that he would attempt to retain his position on the methodologies," he said. "I have two children who CADILLAC LIMOUSINE- alarm system & oar AUTOMOTIVE $11,200. 908-548-0016 73 Fleetwood Model 75 Services were 19 deaths. In addition to problems with students from other areas, a recent dance TRIUMPH- 71 650, Rigid board. He is currently vice-president. will be students in the Cranford school district so I phone. $7800. Call (908) JEEP- 79 CJ7, 58,000 NISSAN- 90 Sontra, 2- Black Formal, family Frame, Many new parts. Barbara Repettl, coordinator was marked by some minor vandalism at the community center. Fur- Also to be decided by the voters in April is who will have my concerns with the system." DR, 4-spd, AC, stereo/ owned, 79k miles, black 874-0936. miles, White, Hardtop and A - ALL FOREIGN AUTO- Best Offer. Pis call 908- Bikini Top, V8, 304, 4 of the Union County Coalition thermore, a dance scheduled for a few weeks ago was canceled due to a fill the one-year remaining on Henry Pavlak's term. Mr. Sails most recently worked for Ciba-Geigy cass., 11K ml., 1+yr. leather front, grey cloth CHEVY-T. 91 Corvette, Top dollar, buying cars. 721-4189. DIRECTORY warranty, garaged. Per- rear, glass partition, new loaded, 500 ml, mint spoed, great condition, for Prevention — Project of the lack of staffing. "" Mr. Pavlak 'recently announced his resignation from where he oversaw the budgeting, unalysis and per- fect, $5700. Please call lacquer finish, $5900. cond., white w/red Int. runs like new. $4000. Foreign parts Association for Retarded Citi- In order to correct some of the problems, a proposal to present stu- the board, stating he needed to devote more time to formance assessment of the. company's $250 .rnillion 212-757-0024 Call Tom 908-422-1654. Bose stereo, $25,800 Must see to appreciate. 8400 firm. Call 908-356-4386. Call (201) 376-75Q0. for sale RECREATIONAL zens, can be reached at 1225 dents with identification cards has been discussed, as has only selling his job and family. technical operations division. FORD- 31 Model "A" VEHICLES tickets at the door in order to prevent students from giving their admis- Deluxe Roadster, rumble DATSUN- 81 280ZX, 2 1 JEEP—,89 Cherokee Lim- Tow truck, We pick-up. South Ave., Plalnfield. N.J. Mr. Pavlak, however, will retain a seat on the board Currently on a two-to-four year child sabbatical, Mr. To See Advertise In the Classified! seat. Exc. cond. 6 whl. 2, auto, fully loaded, ox- ited, n«Jw.cond., low mile- Hotline 07062. Phone 754-7052. sion stubs to students from other districts. until the board reorganizes after the April 7 election. Sails is a 1973 graduate of Union High School. He 908-469-2175 cellent condition, runs age, all^-^Wons, all The dances,"however, is just one of several items on this evening's The terms of board members Lorotta Smith and also earned a bachelor's degree from Kean College in great, $2000/80. Call pdwor, loatheK $15,500/ 968-7900 8410 Your Auto INTERNATIONAL- 33 [.908-685-0373 Camperm and Trailers (Please turn to page A-3) Dee Sugalski also are expiring in April. (Please turn to page A-3) 3< Duntonl Rd. NISSAN— 87 Maxima, Pickup Dump Truck. Off 908-302-1219 24 hr. service Far Itllli! NJ. Ad Here white, 4-dr, sunroof, all frame restoration, over FORD- 87 Mustang LX, VW— 82 Pickup 40 + ABSOLUTE Stta *Soviet* power, 1 owner, 32,500 $8,200 Invested. Must 5.0, black, red Int., 56K MPG, new brakes, shocks, CASH FOR YOUR CAR CAMPER- 1969, 16 ft 908-234-0109 Call 231-6689 miles. Asking $9000. Call sacrifice! $6,400 or best mi. mint cond., $8300/ Int., tires, battery, cap. WE BUY ALL METALS y$600/BO Cil 908-738-8000 • > offer. Call 908-806-7702. BO. 908-232-8013 Jim $2000. David 722-9605 489-2202 ^° o February 6; •'"V -• News February 6,1992 News A-3 Freeholders hope to trim $235.5 miHion !>jj[dgei I Residents should be yjgilant State and local politicians ' (Continued from page A-l) Learning English By BRIAN P. DUNLEAVY were not pleased with even a "minimal tax and budget building talents available in'Union increase." County to review the budget and seek ways to piy, this is what's happening. honor Ed Force at brunch THE CHRONICLE"- • "The proposed tax increase presented Jan. 15 reduce, it. He already has received a positive . "People have to be Sfware they have to be more careftil. I've spoken to 1 the police chief (Harry Wilde) about this and they're on top of the. Former Mayor Ed Force was honored at a testimonial brunch Sunday. Aj ''.-/ • Saturday, Feb. 1 ' , ...... Local boards of education and municipal gov-', in the executive budget is unacceptable," said response from several prospective advisers who (1 . Joseph Culver, 25, of Newark was arrested and charged with drunken situation," she said. ' A large •number of Republican party leaders including State Senate ernments are not the, only political entities hav- Republican Freeholder Alan Augustine, chair- have agreed.to assist the Fiscal Affairs Commit- President Donald DiFrancesco, who was acting governor that day, at- driving at 2:59 a.m. In addition, Mr, Culver was issued summonses for ing difficulties with the determination of a bud- tee in developing budget-cutting measures. Committee member CarolynLVoilero added that residents need to be having an open contairidr of alcohol in a vehicle, driving while on the man of theFiscal Affairs Committee, of the ., alert of any questionable activities in their neighborhoods. tended the fete at the Coachman Inn, Mr. Force was laudecTTbr his -get for 1992. Union County is haying budget freeholder board. "An increase from 1991 to According to Freeholder Mario Papparozzi of service on the Township Committee over six years including the final revoked list and driving without proper credentials. ' ' • problems as well. , . "prie thing that citizens can do is be mindful of the things going on in 1992 simply cannot be endured These are criti- Cranford, the Fiscal Affairs Committee held its . their neighborhoods," she said; "I don't think you should ever be im- three as mayor. ' . Couniy Manager Ann Baran presented a bud- cal times which require critical measures." first meeting Monday night and discussed ! comfortable calling the police department and saying there's a strange"1 Police Chief Harry Wilde served as master of ceremonies and Jean- The gear, shift of a bicycle that was parked near the entrance of. many ways to balance the budget ; Hillside Avenue School was reported broken sometime between 11:30 get for 1992 of $235,540,848, Or an 8.73 percent Democrats on the board agree. car in my neighborhood and wanting to have it checked out" nine Rowe presented letters from Rep. Matthew. J. Rinaldo and As- a.m.-l2:25 p.m. Police said.it appeared someone was trying to'steal the; increase over the 199i budget of $216,646,000. "I think any tax increase is always a problem "Any tax increase is unacceptable," he said. 1 The outbreak of muggings and break-ins comes during a time when sembly(98man Maureen Ogden. Sen, Lou Bassano and Assemblyman bike., . • •.•••.'".. .''.:... '•.'-. - .' • • •.', .'•..".'• This year, the county will have to raise for anyone," said Elmer Ertl, a long-time Demo- "I want to try to get a balanced budget and I I the Township Committee is considering a proposal by the Department Rich Bagger presented resolutions as did Freeholder Alan Augustine. • • ' ' • '.' • ••.•>. • •*•_••• . • . •.. • . ...'• $142,267,245 from the taxes of county residents cratic freeholder. "I would like to, see the bud- am willing to. do whatever it takes." of Public Safety to reduce the police force by three members. Deputy Mayor Barbara Bilger presented a proclamation. Freeholder in order to balance the budget, a 7,8 percent The cab of a tractor-trailer truck was stoleh between 2-10 p.m. while get reduced to a minimum tax increase. I doubt Among the proposals to alleviate the budget i The move is designed to help the township cut costs and help balance Mario. Paparazzi gave a plaque and Freeholder Jim Keefe gave a certifi- increase over the revenue from taxation in 1991 we will be able to get it down to a zero increase cate of appreciation. •; , ! . •;•'••'•••••.!• parked.on South Avenue: East The owner of the 1979 Mack Truck, who we win oe ame ip get uaown xo a zero inura* prob,emi is the layoff of 94 lower level workers rits 1992 budget of $131,851,015. , m this economy, but the finance committee is £. , s^-lizcd Hosoital in Berkeley A "time capsule" wa^ presented in Mr.-Force's honor. It included lives on Orchard Street, was later notified that the vehicle had been , ,, . •„.-• . j xv, u j^f „,. from Rurinells Specialized Hospital, in Berkeley v Committee member Dan Ascnenbach, however, said.he would not recovered in Newark, . . . "During this time of recession, I have worked humorous renditions and symbolic artifacts of controversies that sur- looking at many ways to reduce the budget or THeights* ..,.._. . support such cuts. r . to develop what is basically, a no frills budget," increase revenue. ,,. "I would argue that we need more police," Mr. Aschenbach said. faced in his mayoralty, including the Estelle Place drainage problem, the The Cranford High School Class of 1942 donated said Mis. Barari, in a statement released by the "In general, I don't support the laying off of Cranford Baseball League ball field issue and a "voucher" for the League ; ;. . . •.-: •' •. ' Friday* Jan. 31 ";. '.:••.' . A resolution, proposed by Mr. Augustine and. , "We've had situations in Cranford where we haven't gotten back-ups to the CHS library for materials to help immigrants county. "This; budget takes into account" the adopted by the board on Jan. 16, created a 1992 lower level v people," said Mr. Papparozzi. "I of Municipalities convention. . ' • .. •'.'.' • • • The owner of a 1986 .©ldsrriobile Cutlass told police the car had its rear ; quick eribugh." . . Past and present mayors from nearby communities attended- along y learn English as a secdnd language. Beneficiaries in-, window shattered while parked on Orange Avenue. No estimate of desire" for government to: provide critical man- UnionCounty Budget Oversight Committee, an want to take a look at mid to upper level man- dated and essential services in the most cost. advisory group that will consist of professional agement positions to see what we can cut with various county and state officials plus former Cranford Mayors Wes elude, seated from left, Daichi Ida from. Japan, Janet damage was reported in the incident, which took place between 6 a.m. Philo, Barbara Brande Desmond, Ron Marotta, Doug Nordstrom and Hernandez from Colombia, Alia Yarripolskiy from Jan. 30 and 6:30 p.m. the following day. . . . effective and efficient manner, with a minimal municipal managers and administrators *om a way, we can save a larger number ot jobs. tax increase." cross section of the county's communities. The.freeholder board hopes to approve a bud- Sails, Sintich run forboar d Paul LaCorte. Many local officials also attended. , Ukraine; back row, Jacek Kallmann from Poland, Oleg Yarnpolskly from Ukraine and 1942 graduate Frank Thursday, Jan. 30 However, several members of the Board of According to Mr. Augustine, the purpose of get that does not include a tax increase or a cut; .}>'' (Continued from page A-D A Smith-Corona typewriter valued at $190 was reported stolen frtom an Freeholders^ who must approve the budget, the group is to utilize the collective expertise in services in the coming weeks. 1978 in business administration and accounting, and Mr. Sails is a Musso and class president Dan Proctor. office. building on North Avenue East sometime between Jan. 24 and graduate of the.Seton Hall MBA finance program. Jan. 30. The typewriter was last seen in a storage room at the site, and •{V -J "People have called the SBAC corporate cost cutters, but a business Dances on town-gown agenda police said there were no signs of forced entry. person is open-minded and has an analytical viewpoint," Mr. Sails said. (Continued from page A-l) Early valentines on display at Miller-Cory Cast of Thousands' Recycling schedule announced ,- "You have to consider all the relative issues in a particular situation. agenda. . ". •'.'-. , v Si Valentine's Day will be celebrated at the Miller-Cory House. Mu- A sftleview mirror of a 1991 Chevrolet was broken sometime.between Here s the 1992. recycling schedule and rules for Cranford residents: "It's true that for the past few. years the budget has been defeated. . "This allows the joint boards to talk about issues face-to-face," said seum at 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield, Sunday, Feb. 9, from 2-4 p.m. The Jan. 29 and Jan. 30. No estimate of damage was reported. Glass bottles and jars, aluminum cans and newspapers will still be y What we need to do is to submit a reaspnable budget and it's very committee member Carolyn Vollerb atT^uesday's Township Committee . last tour will begin at 3:30 p.m. i intportant to produce « budget at cap," he said. "The board and the -•:.'•• •. •.•••. ' •' ' • •'. ••' .••('"•.)' ***./• '• .'.- ..•:' •' "\ • •'•/. collected at curbside every other Wednesday. Materials must be placed meeting. "As for the seventh- and'eighth-grade dances, they're well . Evie.Kennelly of Westfield will demonstrate*some techniques used in Approximately $1,500 worth of goods were reported stolen from a car ' district has to be mindful of the concerns of the students and theattended and I hate to see them discontinued. . outside by 7:30 a.m. Dates in 1992 are Feb. 19, March 4 and 18, April 1, ; making early valentines and have a variety of examples on display)' In parked in the Drug Fair parking lot on South Avenue. The vehicle, an • 'taxpayers." •' :.',.. . '..-• . :;••• ' .:•••.•... • .'••...•;• • ;' ;•• "By having this meeting it gives us the opportunity to iron out'some 15, and 29, May 13 and 27, June 10 and 24, July 8and 22, Aug. 5 and 19, if- Dr. Sintich, who lives on MacArthur Avenue, said deciding'to run for celebration of the museum's 20th anniversary this year, there also will Acura Legend, was parked under a street light at. the time Of the theft, problems and deal with some issues such as the school dances at the be a.special treat for visitors. • . .•••'• '.'.'•• ' • '•••• but the doors to the vehicle were left unlocked. Police said that about 75 Sept 2,16, and 30, Oct 14 and 28, Nov. 11 and 25, and Dec! 9 arid 23. , re-election was a diffitiJIlt decision, citing the long hours that board v community center." . Ann Douglas of Scoteh Plains, a member of the museum's cooking audio tapes V/ere taken, as was a radar detector and a camera. The Glass bottles and jars must be cleaned and caps and lids removed. No /.members must put in. .. Committee.member Barbara Bilger agreed, saying, "We've .worked so incident took place between '6:25-6:40 p.m. • ' •,. He said, however, that his decision was based on his determination to committee, will.explain how farm families sach as;.the Millers andCorys windows, dishes, drinking glasses, mirrors, ceramics or Pyrex. can be. hard to get these dances to the_t poin_t that they're successful," said Mrs. preserved and used apples throughout the winter months, particularly * • ••'.•'•' • • •' • • • •• ..; ' •>' .' ' '•.''• '• v • • see that students in the Grariford school district receive the best educa- BUger^l^hopethej'canbe^ cpntinued, . accepted. Aluminum cahs are those that will riot stick to a magnet. , •,. tion available. —™— — v ' -: ,::-; -;- ;.-:-;•—-; -••-"-:- •:-'-'-1. •:; -%•- for-b^verages;jnifc;i802~inventory. .of Joseph Cory's possessions lists a . James Novak of North Avenue West was arrested and charged with Ironically, the dances aren't underr.'th the supervision of thei Bbard~of cider, house, cider barrels and a cider mill and press. ' • possession of less than 50 grams of marijuana at 7:45 p.m. The 31-year- "It was a tough decision to run again," Dr. Sintich said. "Being on the Education, but rather the township recreation department Conse- Kitty Isaacson and Bette Petersen will conduct tours through the 18th' old Cranford man was observed by police acting suspiciously near the Board of Education Is extremely time consuming arid it's like having quently, the Township Committee has the final say on the events. intersection of South Avenue and Walnut Avenue. Moments later he was Planetarium to focus on Milky Way another job. Our meetings last until midnight, 12:30 or 1 a.m. and it can century farmhouse, originally part of a 100-acre• farm in the. "West 1 While school dances are slated for discussion tonight, so are other Fields" of Elizabethtown. . seen stumbling onto the street, and the police then decided to investi- The Trailside Planetarium show for February is "The Milky Way By ,• impede on family matters. It was a tough decision, but I hope to pertinent issues such as an update on the School Budget Advisory gate. It Was later discovered that Mr. Novak had taken a salt and pepper Telescope-" Become familiar with the location and appearance of signifi-V i continue to be a part of the board of education,''he said. Committee recommendations; the school tax payment policy; the Board Valentine gifts can be found in the museum shop along with winter shaker from a local taverri and hid them in one of his socks. In another cant deep sky objects scattered throughout the galaxy. Take a closer look ,i Dr. Sintich is an assistant dean in Union Gounty College's Cooperative of Education's evaluation of community television (Channel 35); the reading materials and craft projects. For more information, call 232-1776. sock "was a shot glass from the same tavern. The bar owner, however, at ring nebulas, supernova remnants, and globular and open star clus- ', Nursing Program with Elizabeth General Medical Center. He received a proposed paving of the Orange Avenue School parking lot; and joint doctorate in education from Rutgers University and a master's degree decided not to press charges. ters. There are 2 and 3:30 p.m. shows at $2 per person. purchasing and bidding; , Assemblyman's office open Feb. 15 in rehabilitation counseling psychology from the University of Scranton, :•' Another topic that is sure to create debate is a proposed curb assess- Wednesday, Jan. 29 ' where he also received his undergraduate degree. ment policy that calls for the school board to pay for the cost of The legislative office of Assemblyman, Richard H. Bagger at 203 Eim A 1988 Honda Civic parked on Jackson Drive was stolen, but re- And as a member of the school board, Dr. Sintich will try to ensure improvements when done ih front of its property^ The proposal, which St., Westfield, will be open to residents of the 22nd legislative district on covered two days later in New York City. The car was reported taken The cast of George Street Playhouse outreach produc- passage of the district's 1992-93 budget has drawn the ire of a number of school board members, may be Saturday, Feb. 15, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. . sometime between 8-11 a.m., but less than 48 hours later, the vehicle tion of "One Thousand Cranes" meets with Orange Advertise "The budget and the ramifications of the budget, such as the impact altered, however. Mayor Edward Robinson said Tuesday he would In addition, the office is open Thursdays from 6-9p.m, He is offering was located in Queens. . . . Avenue School students after a show at the school. in the Chronicle! of cutting programs and staff and the potential of damage to the educar support a resolution stating that the township pay for work completed extended office hours to better serve residents of the district including • •''•.'••.'••. ' v, ..'*** • ' '. • • ••••••'.' •••. • • They Include Ibi Janko, Amy Wilson, David Mann, au- tional system is foremost because it impacts on every area of the. in front of district schools,- Upcoming curb assessments would cost the those from Cranford, Fariwood, Garwppd, Scotch-Plains and Westfield. educational process," Dr. Sintich said; . A 13-year-bld Orange Avenue School student told police that someone thor-playwright Colin Thomas, Kel Young and Danny school district $13,006, Mr. Robinson saW. For more information, call 232-3673. ' • . ; •

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: • / A-4 February 6,1992 -T—r A-5. February 6, 1992 News •ci ' Year-old family seience program continues to Because of the success pf the family science pro- "We want the families to feel- comfortable with sci-,^ By BRIAN FLORCZAK The science specialist for fourth, fifth and'sixth graders in the Cranford TovTiship School District, Ms. gram at Walnut School, the classes will be continued ence," said Ms. Madison, who has been teaching in . THE CHRONICLE Madison conducts the family science program with this, spring at. the Hillside Avenue School under the the district for six years. "We want them to be turned Quick. Picture a stereotypical learning environ- Ms. Preuss, a second grade teacher at the Walnut direction of other staff members. , on by science and not intimidated by it. • . «• A non-profit education fiind Union Gounty,cQuld find ment, the kind where all the peoples.wear glasses and Avenue School.. • . , • The Orange Avenue School has also applied for "Someday these students, may go on to take science have pens stored in their shirt pockets. The program is designed for third graders and their permission to conduct the program, but is awaiting courses in college, or at least they'll understand..that) word from the district on whether It" will be allowed to could assist public schools Now try to imagine things that third graders might, parents, and Ms. Madison said 14 families have regis- you use science every day of your life arid it. isn't enjoy doing. Activities such as putting things together tered for the current six-Week program; do so. '•••'... . ; sbmethirig to be afraid of." , • . . •; In the land of the blind, the one eyed man was once elevated better uses for funds In the meantime, the focus of the family science or making popcorn; Spending quality time with then- Various teachers in the state have been piloting the Each class session, lasts about 90 minutes with each1 to king. But Martin Mayer said that's changed. Nowadays the To The Chronicle: . is "there" in the budget so it family sciences program for about four years, but it program at Walnut Avenue School, is fun. For in- parents. • • ... week. covering- a different. topic. F6r instance, five'v one eyed man is strangled for lack of funding. The Cranford The county government wants to should be spent., \Vell, jf these peo-' Finally, combine a little bit of the twb and you have wasn't'until last year, that the'Cranford School District stance, Ms. Madison arid Ms.'Preuss recently con- High School Class of 1942 took a small but possibly significant tear down the club house in Lcna- pie who belong to the • shooting became involved. . . '• ducted &n experiment where students and their par-, scientists were brought in a few weeks ago to teach'' sport and this gun lobby thatbJZ,, ah idea of what happens every Wednesday evening at •the students arid.their families about science. ;/ step by using their 50th reunion as an occasion to raise money pe Park where the gunmen go to Walnut Avenue School, when the family sciences pn> AndXvhile the wait might have been a long one,, the ents were required to make popcorn. . for the high school which applied it to English as a Second keep warm, and to put up a new spends millions, of dollars plus for program has turned into a rqusing.success.. . "The first night We did a popcorn activity where the Another week found the families doing a project'^- legislation to benefit their lust, why gram adjourns,. . Language book purchases, . one. They also want to rebuild the Under the direction of Linda Madison and Filomerv ; "We don't have rocket scientists coming to the families took a look at unpbpped kernels and com- where they could not-speak; instead having to com- don't they be good fellows and re- pared' their similarities," Ms. Madison said, "They This idea merits expansion, not only in the high school but in trap and skeet ranges. I received a na Preuss, the family sciences program has been classes," Ms! Madison said with-a laugh. "These are rilunicate through sign language or alternate methods.t build it themselves? And let that then had to guess to how big a container would have the community at large. In these tight budgetary times, the letter hy registered mail Jan. 6 that money, do. some good for edu- thriving since its inception last year. Meeting for six families interested in doing-things with their children. of communications. • • '. . ^ . schools need as much help as they can get. Ridgewood informs me tr)at;a variance is nec- weeks each winter, the sessions-have drawn almost.20 "It's a fun time together and these families are. to be to contain 293 of the kernels after they were "I think this a well-planned program and is de-.j cation, police, firemen and good popped. . '-.. . • launched a school foundation two years ago. It hasn't saved any essary, per Johnson Engineering of people Who are in jeopardy of los- families. . , . ••, - . • •'.. . chance takers who don't mind going ouiron- a limb. At signed with a major fun,factor," Ms. Madison, sajdq. programs from budget cuts but that is the purpose. The goal is Morristown. At this point I think it , ing jobs. Here they are, going to "The main task of the program is to allow third many points, we don't know all the science behind "After that, they had to make their container and "The part I. worried about was if me and Phil Preuss,j- is proper to tell the people of Cran- to enhance public schools by bringing in special programs or spend, all this money, if they, get graders to learn science with their families," Ms. Mad- what we're, doing. What we're doing is learning the then they had to pop their corn." would have fun too, but we have. I think it's a great.) .ford and Union County that this correct way pf doing, things and, learning that not all Fun. It's a concurrent theme when discussing the equipment Westfield, starting with a Parent-Teacher Council permission. So, people of Cranford ison explained. "And should they do that, it will allow way to learn aboutscience." . .0 donation, is building an Education Fund for like purposes. The letter. states that one and a half and Union County residents, pay them to do things they didn't know about before.". : problems are solved the same way." . family science program. county Regional School District is organizing a fund, too. In the million dollars has been set aside heed to what's going on. The : • '. '••••.••" ..•.••'•.'••.••.•.••' •'''.-• '0 current environment, this represents a Band-Aid on an artery. for. this project. The county goyenv homeless, underfed,. under doc-. |lut you start somewhere, at home, especially at a time when SCHOOL merit, which takes part of our tored and many more could be Schools are being buffeted by sizeable financial problems and AUftlty taxes, spends them on these kinds (,helped with this money. What a of projects that most of pur citizens i^eed public support. Libraries gained their Friends as support FUNJ) shame. . ; • • • • groups. Why can't the friends of schools chip in similarly as ••'•" * in Union County are not aware of. CHESTER SILVERMAN ijion-profit fund raisers?. The argument is that the money •'.'• •.•'•.•.• 15 Nbmahegan Ct. rvice ;• At the rnicrdeconomic level, a school fund cannot be .a pana- Area cea for the state-induced funding dilemmas, but it can only ;-,.•_' Help, if only as a supplemental service. To ttiat extent it's worth costs,, not; Sjeryices:: ••?••;•; Exploring, Westfield is considering tapping its high school grad- uates.for donations, a pattern that is well established in col- leges. The example of the CHS class, pf '42 could be expanded when trimming budget fat Directory TO other reunion classes to create a kitty that could help the l^igh school or all the schools. To The Chronicle: must be a better way. . The Township Committee has a In a ^elated matter, thanks are •i •••'.- . .'•••. • ' .••....' . • .. • more unenviable task than usual due John Gall for having the cour- in cutting costs to balance this age of his convictions in blowing PAINTER ^Toise complaints dip but? year's municipal budget. the whistle on an apparently un- AUTO DEALERS ELECTRICAL GLASS PLUMBERS TILE In trimming the fat, hoWever, I seemly personnel practice. Wheth- trust that township officials will er the layoff of a clerk-typist in the ELOIDES GARCIA Cranford stays on the charts not also cut the music which, construction department is unwar- POLYPHASE ELECTRIC AUTO SAFETY MCDOWELLS REILLY GLASS CD. Painting & Decorating SILVA CONTRACTING I •ft Cranford once held the unpleasant distinction of having makes our town such a good place ranted, as he alleges, is not for me . All Phases of Electrical Work Since 1928 Lie. #1268 Ceramic Tile Experts fogged the most complaints about airplane noise. The latest in which to live. to say. Any layoff in these dismal OLDSMpBILE, INC From Pole to Plug EST.1946 • Water Heaters Freeholder: 'Thanks for "APPROVED INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS" • INTERIOR •EXTERIOR • Sewer Cleaning Westfield, NJ • Residential CPCCI«UST> IH AUTO AND C0UUMC1AL KDV 0LM» statistics put Scotch Plains and Fanwood at the top. But Cran- The pride with which Tread Mrs. times, is rough — and often . AUTHORIZED^ • POWER WASH • PAPER^ANGINQ • Kitchens • Commercial MPLACIUIHTS OH Ml CONSTRUCTION IQUIP. '.'••.•••, • • Sump Pumps . ford is not out of the noise paths, according to complaints Wozniak's heartfelt tribute to our counter-productive. But any tax- : OLDSMOBILE • Electrically Operated VVIndows • Drinking Water •.Baths • police and First Aid Squad, whose payer knows that paying a con- • Industrial FREE ESTIMATES PROFESSIONAL •<•.•.. Systems • Floors V," logged from throughout the entire state during the first eight • All Curvbd & Panoramic Windshields FULLY INSURED QUALITY expressing your concerns' sultant $80 an how for attending SALES & SERVICE • Electric Heat • • • Water Condlilonlng • Counter Tops ''''."' • "%_ months of 1991. The tally comes from the Federal Aviation \ prompt response to her call for & Channels & Regulators Systems, : 18 Years of Experience • Foyers To The Chronicle: j help undoubtedly saved her hus- every Planning Board meeting, • Rear Windows . ' Administration whose hotline must rank among the busiest friend told me that the entire mat No job Too Small . •"' • Shower, Enclosures around, after. Contact We Care. When the FAA £ot around to It's too bad that it has become tor was moot and that my name band's life, for example, was tem-whether he is needed or hot, as Mr. 232-7651 -FREE ESTIMATE- 233-7469 common for neighbors to com-would not be considered for com- pered by the stunning news that Gall adds, is a luxury we cannot Unsurpassed Quality Workmanship 241-8555 ELOIDtS GARCIA . P.O. BOX 2013 450 North Ave. E- Local References Please Call: lpgging pifttic'Sentiments about its insensitive jet lanes, it was afford. We are due an explanation. 560 NORTH AVE. E. .Llq. #7194 President. WESTFIELD, N.J. 07091 s;aid the same dissidents were jamming the phone lines to build municate through a newspaper mittee person. . the township was considering the 573 W. WESTFIELD AV. Westfield (908) 789-3258 rather than through neighborly vis- elimination of six positions in the HERMAN LIEBERMAN WESTFIELD ROSELLEPARK MEMBER PROFESSIONAL PAINTERS ASSOC. I did vote, for Hardwick in June (908) 789-3131 N£AH QAMOCM iT*t* PAJIKWAV tiff 137 (CCMMM OT VAlUV KJ» 233-3213 For Free Estimates the case against the noise. There was probably some truth to its. Nevertheless, I guess that it of 1989 as.a registered Republican./ police and fife departments. There ••'.-. 39 Rutgers Road that but only insomniacs have the staying power to complain has now become my responsibility After reading Ms. Smith's letter, I $11 the time. In fact, most callers are weighing in for their to respond to Loretta Smith's Jan- did some checking. My name was PAINTING PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE pealth and sanity and the quality of life they thought they had uary 30 letter to The Chronicle on the ballot in 1989. as she indi- BUILDERS FENCING AND DECKS I HOME IMPROVEMENTS Bought in suburbia. about me. . cated. Since I did not even know 'Pennywise and pound foolish' Last year was the first time that that my name was on the ballot, I | Scotch Plains leads in complaints with 2,760 of the total 6,603 , 20 Years Exp Contracting N.M. (NICKI) PAINTINGi LENNY'S PLUMBING (falls, followed by Westfield with 762, Fanwood with 461, Clark I decided to run for' public office. had the misfortune of not seeing it. CUSTOM DiPasquale Fence Back in 1989, I was asked by a I've never been confused about my Residential •Commercial HEATING With 392 and Cranford with 369. Eight out of ten complainants to cut fire and police staffs CONTRACTING Family owned and operated since 1956 close friend if I would become a party of choice. I've been an Inde- RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS /'.,'> Heating Sewer- • v ; ' «^.te Runway 22 out 6f Newark International, Somehow you'd To The Chronicle: of public safety personnel will af- • Additions, & Alterations ; /;; OLD FASHION QUALITY committee person. I told my friend pendent and' a Republican in re- • Wood Decks .'•ChalnLrnkt-erice 1 ; : l I am writing The Chronicle in', fect their security not only against • Window and Patio Door WITH MODERN KNOW HOW !L lnc LAVTTOL PAINTING (Jyerdue. Police, first aiders thanked ally need two? Why not control RICKS , : AC ARTHUR FUELH P PLUMBING & costs by terminating one. Cran- caused embarrassment was totally > Exterior i Free Estimate HEATING INC. S, , • ' " ' . . To The Chronicle: understanding and compassion uncalled for. MASON CONTRACTORS i Interior went a long way in relieving the ford's business district is on the CARPET i Fully Insured Lou DIFablo Tony DIFablo I am writing to publicly thank SINCE 1959 > Expert downslide. I believe they have a As a taxpayer for 30 years and 1 Carpentry • Over 35 Yrs. ExperlencQ M«ttaliv« Thomas Gentry Wayne Dafgard 450 North Ave. £. -381-5145 — Taping & Finishing Jim Hayden George Gannon Norb Garrelt Mickl Pulslnelll Jeff Jakowluw Mary Shandor Cranford, NJ 213 SOUTH AVE E Elaine BuckeleW Diane Klstullnec Lance Osborn Oraphlca: Danielle Loch Putor Hnuako Joanna Doslmono Horman Storms 276-8677 Mariana Clarkson Lynda Koch Donna Poltfor Nancy Lonoyol Vloe Prouldo.ll, Cliculalion Dliodor Ex«culluo Sportt Editor Enteitulnmint Philip Malorca Ahthony Wldoman Thomas Hnacko Holen Zaglaboylo Westfield CRANFORD 1-800-794-LEAK 276-6945 709-0591 Brad Davit Linda LeBoeuf Mary Ralmondo 'Jill Slmonolll AdvartlalnQ Diiodor Esther Relmllngor- Wayne Wrlflht Scott Holos Systams Managor 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford Mallroom Anna Jackson 233-3213 TEL 276-0898 (5325) ga Lawrence Mirota Donna Scharnlkow Scott Rowlands Douglus Mlllard Linda Nelson Joe Swlck Roger S< Sllvey Blllie M. Davis Jean Casey Rob Paine Mike S&issorru Emma Anthony Susan Lee Rita Gray Sophlo Baron Justine Malavo Vlos Proaldnil, Controlltfr Promotion Dl/«clor Dlrodor d Pholoflrnphy CLASSIFIED Op«follon* FINANCE & GENERAL OFFICE Kilty Zullo • Elaine Cfleham Bob Trocha CkulMMI. AoWtklnfw l ManagM T«l«plion» Safe* Mtna

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Vacancy, budget up for discussion The Garwood Board of Education will inter- p.m., the committee of the whole will gather to ber and district administrator, suggestions but view candidates for a board vacancy at a special discuss and . review all matters and recom- Mr. Boright would not go into specifics because meeting Tuesday night, and may opt that mendations from the Board, Finance Commit- the board has not received the finance commit- Express Mail your Valentine's gifts evening to fill the position. . '•. . tee regarding the 1992-93 budget. That meeting tee recommendations yet. • • Ahgelb Scanelli, offlcer-in-charge of the Garwood Post Office, urges the Then, at the board's regular meeting, the, begins when the workshop meeting, scheduled The board will discuss.those cuts and may board will discuss the. budget for 1992-93 aca-. for an 8 p.m. start, ends. : . . . public to take advantage, of the Postal Service's premiere Express Mail deciding whether to go with the cap level bud: demicyear; •••'. • ' •--'---: • . According to Mr. Cirangle, the finance com- Overnight service when sending their Valentine's wishes. get or pursue a cap waiver Tuesday night Roll to speak oil sup^FWoman syndrome According to board secretary Louis Cirangle, mittee, made up of three board members, met "We have noticed that mall volume the week before Valentine's Day By BRIAN R.ORCZAK three citizens — Glenn Sytko, Linda Koenig last week to discuss cuts to the proposed bud- : "This will be a difficult budget year for Gar- "The Superwoman Syndrome" will be the topic presented by Marilyn wood, but we are optimistic that we will be (Feb. 14) increases by some 10 percent, with 200,000 additional pieces of THE CHRONICLE . . .' ; • and William Venezia — have submitted letters get, cuts £hey hope will bring the. budget down mail being handled," Mr Scanelli said. •'..;. • • : ' Roll, MSWi AGSW, at the. meeting of the College Women's Club of of interest in filling the vacant position for a to the state^mandated cap of $2,898,513. moving ahead," said Mr. Boright "All of these . Cranford on Monday at 8 p.m. at the Youth Center of the Presbyterian..' rmand Van Gaidar's memofy^chronlcles some of history's most in-, term that will expire after the April election. Superintendent Walter Bpright. said areas areas could be impacted." "Express Mail is a service," Mr. Scanelli said,."that has been used for Church of Cranford: The public is invited. •'•'•; •'') terestjng moments. As a guard during the Nuremberg war crime trials, Only Mr. Sytko has picked up a petition to run that could be impacted by the budget cuts in- Both meetings will beheld in the music room sending everything from a pizza to a payroll. So why not a Valentine's MSJ Roll is a counselor In private practice in Westfield as well'as a Mr. Van Gelder came face-to-face with many of the Nazi leaders who in the April election as a general candidate. clude supplies, programs and personnel. The at Lincoln School. : gift?" ;." •'•. •••:' ••.' ', • •'..•••• .'.••. . . '. . • • •.•..- lecturer to. corporate women in dealing with stress. She.isan expert on " A^helped create the horror of World War II. After the special meeting, which begins at 7 cost-saving proposals are based on board mem- P. IUJNLEAVY . women's coping issues arid will offer insight and practical information to Hermann Goering. Rudolph Hess. Erich Raeder. Mr. Van Gelder dealt with First Aid Squad teaches CPR help worijen regain Control of their lives and achieve genuine satisfac- some of history's most Infamous villains who eventually stood trial at Nurem- . ' The Garwood First Aid Squad will hojd an. American Red Cross C.P.R.' tion in life. ..' ... , . • • - berg 47 years ago. . "course for infants, children and adults. TTie classes will be held Saturday, Magdalena De Perez, program chairwoman, will introduce the speaker. The.numbe'r, however, that stands out In Mr. Van Qelder"s mind these days Fire Department puts Rescue 6 into service Feb. 11 'and, 18 at 7. p.m; at the Garwood First Aid Squad Building. Call. Refreshments will be served by Isabel lies and her committee. . ,: Isn't 47. It's 4Q, the number of years he served on CranfottJ Township's Auxiliary Police Force before retiring on Dec. 31,1991. On Jan. 1, the Garwood Fire De- ;• 272-6118. '••••• •;.••• '• ..' ..• '; .' ' ' • •.-•,;" 'v.'" ••' ' '. 'Miracle Worker' to be performed , Stepping down as captain of the force, Mr.yan Gelder was feted by the partment put into Service Rescue 6, Township Committee at its Jan. 28 meeting. There the committee members a converted ambulance ;purchased Garwood residents on UCC Dean's List The College Women's Club of Cranford is selling tickets to a Granford lauded their fellowresident for serving the township from 1951-91. last year from the First Aid Squad.. Three Garwood residents, are among 305 fulMime and part-time, stu- Dramatic Club perfdrmance of The Miracle Worker to be presented Sunday, "I figured I was there long enough," Mr. Van Gelder said, when asked for dents named to the President's Ust at Union County College for the spring March 1, .at 7:30 p.m. Proceeds from the.event will help provide college the reasons of his resignation. "I thought it was time that the ypuriger guys The truck was completely over- scholarships to deserving senior women of Cranford High School Tickets are $9. hauled, painted and equipped with semesterr,"announced Dr. Thomas Brown, UCC president They are Ahja tookover." •' " ." .• ..•' ',• .•• -.- •..." ••, ..".'• ; .'' • . • Heil, business; Steven Clark, electronic engineering technology; and John Call 276-6849 or 272-3649. . ^ ' . ... . "I think I'll miss if. Jhis, was theiffnd of .job whete you just didn't know What a Luka's Jaws of life rescue equip- v : merit;-7Forty members, have com:; Dooley,liberal arts. '• • • ; ... • • .'.'• •/••' you were going to come, up against" . ~ - . • ^ The next meeting of the Cranford Camera. .Club vvpl be held on While on the auxiliary force, Mr. Van Gelder dealt with a number of life- pleted eight hours of training with . The President's Ust recognized students'whb have achieved a minimum ^;*R$onday at 1M Cranfofd' Community "Center at 7:30 p,rn. George Hall, the manufacturer and the de- of a 3.5 cumulative average based on a 4.0 scale. . . .' threatening'shuations.4il« recalled a horrie blowing up at Nomahegan Cdurt a vAformer presiae^ht of the Federation of Camera Clubs and Somerset Na- few years back, and situation where a propane tank began leaking near North partment has held many training ture Club will present a slide show-lecture on "Nature for the Novice." Avenue East. * . ' sessions, some with surrounding Cub Scouts hold Pinewood Derby He also mentioned the explosion which rocked the Exxon refinery plant in towns. . The Garwood Cub Scouts held their Pinewood Derby on Jan. 31. these Current affairs group to hold meeting Linden over a decade ago, when the auxiliary police were called upon for The Fire Department now has boys received prizes: The Current.Affairs.Department of the Wednesday Morning Club of non-stop service. • . , V ; the capability to respond to auto Formed to assist the regular police department In times of emergency, the Wolf/Bear Den: Robert Faggiano, first place; Tony McFarland,. , Cranford will meet on Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the home of Barbara Walker, and industrial accidents. Most of 38 Cornell Road. Reports on South Africa, will be given by Margaret Gill, auxiliary police force also helps with crowd control during community events the work done on the truck was by second place; Robert Rybeck, third place; Tony Speranza, fourth such as parades, •• place; Billy Ramsey, Flat Tire Award; and Billy Hill, Tiger's Choice. Frances Huckel and Barbara Walker. •• ~ ' the Fire Department members . The Literature Department will meet Thursday, Feb. 13 at 1 p.m. at The only real difference between the regular police force and the auxiliary, with little or no cost to taxpayers. Webelos: Chris Pasquarielio, first place; Kevin Tucker, second the. home of Margaret Coe, 217 Holly St;, with Marjory Cook as co- however, is that members of the auxiliary force are not allowed to carry ; A special thank you goes to fire- place; Lex Hamilton,, third place; Nicholas, Amicucci, fourth place; hostess. "Women Folks:. Growing Up Down Sbuth," ari autobiography by' firearms..- '.•: •" '.• '• .. •. " •'. ' •• • .- • .-• • : •;•• . .' •'• ; • fighter Mike Madeira, who donated Stephen Catino, Flat Tire Award; and David Trucks, Tiger's Choice. ; Shirley Abbott will be presented by Marjory Cook. _.••. • _ . .•••• "A lot of auxiliary officers go on to the regular department," Mr. Van Gelder many hours of his time to help Pack 75 is holding its annual roller skating party on Monday, Feb. said. "Being on the auxiliary force Is to your advantage if you want to go on to regular police work. • • •. . • convert and paint the truck. 17, from 6-8 p.m. All are welcome, Tickets \vill be sold at the door. ; Call 789-1413. Friday seniors plan meeting, party 'To be an auxiliary police officer you have to go to the same academy as V The Fire Department has elected The Friday Senior Citizens Club will hold its monthly business meet- the regular police and take the same courses." officers for 1992: Joe Pelusio, chief, ing at 1 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 7. A party will be held at noon on Friday, A lifelong Cranford resident, Mr. Van Gelder joined the auxiliary police force Glenn Miller, assistant chief; Mike Pre-K screening planned in March Feb. 14 in celebration of St. Valentine's Day.. . • after getting out of the U.S. Army in 1951 .He originally planned to become a McCarthy;, captain; Tom Spera, Posing In front of the Fire Department's new ambulance are firefighter Mike Madeira, Chief The Garwood public school's office ol special services will screen Mrs; Miller will entertain members with slides on New Zealand on regular police officer, but rules then dictated you needed 20/20 vision. First Lieutenant;- and Rich Bon- Len Splna, First Aid President James Stewart, Chief Joe Pelusio and Fire Commissioner children entering pre-kindergarten and kindergarten for Instructional readl- Friday, Feb. 28. A trip to the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City is scheduled for - So Mr. Van Gelder and his eyeglasses became part of the auxiliary police fanti, Second Lieutenant Charles Lombardo. ' -ness." •'. . : ' .• •..".' .'•'•• ; ' ' ••.:•. . '; ' . March, 11. Reservations: 276-2849. A trip to Mt. Haven Country. Resort force In Cranford, and there they remained thropgh four decades. Pre-klndergarten screening will be held March 2 and 4 from 8:30-11:30 and Restaurant in Milford, Pa. is planned for April 23. • "It took me a long time to make up my mind to resign and to write my letter a.m. and March 5 from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. in the home economics room at An Italian festival and buffet will be served in addition to breakfast on of resignation," Mr. Van Gelder said. "There comes & time when a major Uncpln School. \/ JOHN FEI/THE CHRONICLE arrival and movies, various activities and entertainment. The cost is $38 declsloh must be made and this took me months." '•..•"••''.. Armand Van Gelder, captain of the auxiliary police, Is retir- Non-credit law course Wnde^garten screening will be held March 12 from 8:30 a.m.^ p.m. at per person. Reservations: 276-2849. Don't think that Mr. Van Gelder isn't going to stay busy, however. As head Fighting crime the same location. ' ing after 40 years on the force. The clock behind him Is a Congratulations to Andy Markowich, Lucy Sangiuliano and Joe Sev- of the security department of the SouthWyck Village In Scotch Plains. Mr. Van memorial to his service. . Children eligible for pre-kindergarten and kindergarten programs must erini, who are celebrating February birthdays. ^ Gelder works 40 hour a week. . to be offered at Union be residents of Garwood. Pre-kindergarten children must be 4 years old He occasionally finds time, however, to think back on his days spent in the by Dec. 31, 1992. Kindergarten screening will be conducted for children U.S. Army and as a guard during the Nuremberg trials. see a dip of myself. "The People's Law School," a privileges, and responsibilities who will turn 5 by Dec. 31. Children who have not previously attended Garden club to gather Tuesday non-credit course providing infor- under the judicial system. "It was an experience that very few people have had, and by and large you "I enlisted In May of .1944 and I graduated high school In June of 1944. By ; Garwood's pre-klndergarten class must be screened. Parents should, reg-' I Four Seasons Garden Club will meet at the home of Joan Essig on Jurte 91 was in the Army. There were some experiences thatl just will never matioivferi the merits of tHe justaee THfe^tagram'inclucles 10' weekly • Ister their children prior to the screening. qoo't forget an expOTpncs,Uke,lhat," ha s^d,'There was a.picture mac|e Tuesday at 8 p.m. Members are asked to bring |Svhite elephants" and called 'Judgment In^^ Nuremberg' and every now and then when I watch it I'll forget." • . • .. •• ' •- • dtb\^l^\^^ii p ^BW'^rb'vldin'g' • current"and ....i The.purpose of the screening is to obtain information regarding readi- .garden related items for a Chinese auction. This is Tappan is back to entertain club tion with the Association of Trial classes they wish; certificates are Audrey Tappan returns to entertain the. Wednesday Morning Club of Lawyers of America-New Jersey awarded to persons attending at ' Cranford at their Philanthropic Tea on Wednesday, Feb. 19 at the Fel- Seniors Educational Foundation. It will, be least seven sessions. Cost of the lowship hall of the Calvary Lutheran Churcr^in Granford at 1:30 p.m. held from 7:15-9:30 p.m. on Tues- program includes a notebook and Advertise Mrs. Tappan will present her program, "Songs of the British Isles," with days, March 3 through May 12 on weekly materials. piano and song. ; . " the college's Cranford campus. The first topic is the legal system in the Chronicle! Shirley Raftery, program consultant, will present the artist. Thelma Tuesday Club to install officers Seniors' caregiyers meet monthly home visit Seniors should bring to their ap- A public education program de- in New Jersey, with an analysis Lang, tea chairman, will be assisted by Blanche Creighton," Alice Gmelin, pointment a copy of their 1990 Federal and Anthony James The Tuesday Senior Club held a business Caregivers of Older People (COOP), a self- State Tax Returns, 1991 tax information which signed to clear up mysteries sur- and overview of the judge's role, Ellen Hunt, Alice Lightcap, Ruth Myslak, Joan Ruopp, Evelyn $elby and meeting and informal installation of officers on help support group, meets the last Tuesday of rounding the practice of law, "The and jury versus alternative dispute Lyudmila Spokoyny. Serving at the tea tables will be former Presidents includes W-2, W-2P, 1099 Int/Div/SSA and CONSTRUCTION, INC. Tuesday, Feb. 4. On Tuesday, Feb. 11 hot dogs each month, except holidays, at 7:30 p.m. at the homeowner's property tax bill. People's Law School" also helps to resolution, March 3. Margaret Coe, Virginia Buonagura, Helen Hoffmann; and Helen will be sold, followed by bingo. On Tuesday, Cranford Library on Walnut Avenue. All are create a well-informed public that For more information, call 709- YOUR PROFESSIONAL HOMETOWN BUILDER . Markowich. , ' . l YOUR HELP Feb. 18, Drv Calderone, ophthalmologist, will welcome. Information: 276-9206, 276-0086, 272- is knowledgeable about its rights, 7601. SPECIALIZING IN: speak, and on Feb. 12, a trip is planned,to Taj 6731 or 245-2298. Openings available in classes IS NEEDED! • Room additions, add-a-levels, kitchen Mahal Casino. Call 851-2848 for information There are openings in the following classes expansions, dormers and great rooms. Orchid growing presentation planned "Growing Orchids on the. Window Sill" is the program to be presented and reservation. A trip is scheduled on April 24 NJ. Bar updates 'Law Points' booklet and clubs for Cranford residents 60 years and If you saw a car accident • Offering an EXTERIOR SHELL . : Anti-crime dog McGruff distributed special crime-stopping to see "Cabaret" at Ne,iTs New Yorker. Call olden • ..'••'• • ••• .;: ,,'..• • • FLESHER & COMPANY that took place on program tor the db-it-yoursdlfer. by Steve Fowler for the February meeting of the Garden Club of Cran- The New Jersey State Bar Foundation has coloring books to Washington School classes as part of ford. The meeting will be held Monday at the home of Ann Mann. The Irma for information and reservations. . The Arts and Crafts Class meets every Fri- PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Saturday, Jan 4th at • Knowledgeable lull-service company. updated its popular "Law Points" booklet for the Garwood Police Department's effort to make children tea chairwoman is Marion Vossler, assisted by Annie Pappas and Marsha day, 10 a.m.-noon. This class is followed by 9:50am • GARWOOD. • Five year warranty. senior citizens, which helps to explain laws in Sewing, Knitting, Needlepoint Class which more aware of self-protection and good citizenship. The Individual, Partnership and Corporate Tax Returns Montorano. . Wednesday group has 15 birthdays New Jersey. . (comer of North Ave. & Center St.) Com* i meets from noon-3 p.m. There is a minimal books, stressing a "Say No to Drugs" theme, were donated Year-Round Accounting - Bookkeeping Service 499-7177 •1 Ht« Union The Wednesday Senior Citizens' Club has 15 "Law Points" provides answers to law-related charge for supplies for both classes. by Policemens' Benevolent Association 117. Officer Leo- (Cranford. Westiiald, County Horn* members celebrating birthdays in February. questions of special interest to senior citizens Please Scotch Plains, Fanwood Show March Learn to make 'sun catchers' The Social Dancing Class meets every nard DIStefano accompanied McGruff and provided ad- 27, 28,39. The Applied Arts Department will meet 10 a.m. today at the.Com- They are: Nat Amsterdam, SybU Cavella, Yolan- such as age discrimination, living wills, home 343 South Ave., Garwood, N.J. 07027 Call 789-1181 & Vicinity) equity conversion, grandparents' rights, medi- 'Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Beginner lessons are ditional safety tips for the youngsters. Dedicated to quality, value & Seivica since 1975 munity Center in Cranford. Doris Taber, chairwoman, will instruct the da Collalto, Allison Gaul, Joseph D'Amato, given between 1:30-2:15 p.m.'Advanced lessons group in making sun catchers. Pressed flowers will be featured. -... . Francis Fitzsimmons, Frank Gajka, Sally Good- cal expenses, Social' Security, elder abuse arid Telephone: (908) 789-1499 other matters. . ., • ' >• will follow from 2:15-3 p.m. Singles and couples win, Harriet Imus, Eve Janus, Irene Karman, are welcome to attend both sessions. Established 1941 ••• By Appointment Evelyn Kennedy, I^icille Kurowski, Helen The booklet is free. To order, call 1,-800-FREE Garden club hosts program LAW or write to: Law Points, New Jersey State . The.Golf Club meets the second and fourth Muszynski and Gloria Squillace. Thursday of each month at 2 p.m. Instruction is The Dig and Delve Garden Club will host a spring flower arranging The "Side-by-Siders" will present a program Bar Foundation, One Constitution Square, New program presented by Stanley of the Rekemeier Flower Shop at the Brunswick, NJ. 08901-1500. :" available. ' — * on Feb. 12 at 1 p.m. Social Dance Instruction The Boating and Fishing Club meets the sec- V2 PRICE SALE Municipal Building, 8 Springfield Ave, today at .8 p.m. Refreshments will will be held on Feb. 19 at 1 p.ra, both at the be served. The public is welcome. ond and fourth Wednesday of each month at 2 KEG BEER Cornmunity Center. . Referral service has been activated p.m. Special trips and programs are offered ON CELLULOSE ATTIC INSULATION TAX SERVICES Nat Amsterdam, trip director, is arranging a The Eldercare Locator, a national toll-free throughout the year. LIQUOR AND CORDIAL SPECIALS Women's club schedules auction trip to Atlantic City at the Hampton House on telephone number that will identify local infor- There are openings in the Monday, Tuesday, The Junior Woman's Club of Westfield is sponsoring its 15th annual Feb. 24-25. Call 276-6178. mation and referral services for senior citizens, Clan MacGregor Smirnoff Vodka Bacardi Rum Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Senior Citi- Gordon's Gin Grand Auction on March 6, at 8 p.m. at L'Affaire Restaurant, Mountain- has been activated in New Jersey. The number, zen -Clubs which meet every week on their re?.,, OVERSTOCKED INVENTORY MUST GO!!! . 1.75 liter . 1.75 Liter 1.75 Liter 1.75 Liter side. Proceeds from this event will be donated to the Westfield Volunteer ^-800-677-1116, gives access to an extensive net- TAX PREPARATION Bus trip planned for 'Odd Couple' spective day beginning at 12:30 p.m. These five $ $ $ Rescue Squad. This year's auction features over 30 vacation packages, work of organizations serving older people at clubs offer social, recreational, educational and $1599 12" The Monday Senior Citizens Club is planning IN YOUR HOME 15" 13" many including meals, Tickets for the auction may be purchased for $5 a bus trip for March 10 to see "The Odd Cou- state, county and municipal levels. cultural activities. • Computerized Preparation ol your Tax Returns To Advertise Here GREAT SAVINGS ON OTHER PRODUCTS: Seagram's 7 Opel Nera at Jeanette's Gift Shop, Westfield, at the door, or by calling 889-0981. ple" at the Hunterdon Hills Playhouse. The The (Eldercare Locator is a help for those For a complete listing, call 709-7283 of stop at • Professional and Dependable Hiram Walker I seeking community services for seniors across Service by Experienced Accountant Black Sambuca cost is $36. The bus leaves Mlln Street at 10:15 the Cranford Community Center, 200 Bloom- Please Call: 1.75 Liter Peppermint Schnapps < the nation. It will aid relatives of the elderly • Reasonable Rates Irish American group to raise ftinds for kids a.m. Call Pat Dick, 233-6159. ingdale Ave. • Pulse Furnaces $ 750 ml Seniors interested in joining may call 709- living in other counties or states to find infor- • Fast Service The Union County Irish American Association is sponsoring a dance mation free of charge. for Appointment Calls 12" $ 7283. • High Efficiency Air Conditioners 1-800-559-9495 6" • for "Project Children" on Saturday, Feb. 8, from 8 p.m.-midnight at St. Services available through area agencies on Special activies set for February Charles W. Asbury • 908-654-6535 Catherine's School Hall, 1003 North Broad St., Elizabeth. • John W. Lamson • 908-232-7823 EH aging, funded in part through the Older Ameri- Cranford residents 60 years or older are wel- • Well-McLain Boilers Paul M*«*on Music by Willie Lynch Group, beer, soda, Irish soda bread, tea and Thursday club announces programs cans Act, include home delivered meals, trans- come to attend the following special activities All VarHIa* CofdonN.0ro $K®^ St. Pauli GirT 4UH 760 ml *-» coffee are included in the admission price of $15. The Cranford Thursday Seniors Club an- portation, legal assistance, housing options, scheduled for Feb. 11-18 at the Cranford Com- INCOME TAX PREPARATION 24-12 oz, Bottles 3 nounce these programs: adult day care, home health services and more. Mwtlnl i DoHl "Project. Children" sponsors children from northern Ireland for a sum- munity Center, 200 Bloomingdale Ave. For a ALL TAX PREPARERS ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL!!! c oo««y Aid- April 8, a trip and tout of the restored New The number is in operation from 9 a.m. to 5 complete listing, call 709-7283. Nouveau Spu mania Rolling Rock o mer with volunteer American families. Call Barbara Mahon at (201) 926- GREAT SAVINGS -7Mml 760 ml $-1 -f 99 g Jersey State Capitol Building in Trenton. Also, p.m. Monday to Friday. As Professional*, we will prepare your tax return on our 24-12OZ. Bottles 5391 or Nancy Beach at (908)251-7263. computers Insuring accuracy and saving you tax dollars. OUnClUn Korfaal a tour of the oldest barracks in the state, now Call the Division on Aging of the Union • Tuesday, Feb. 11 — 9:30 a.m. "Walk For the £CO WATER SOFTENERS! WhHe Zlnf.rtd.l 99 Bnjl or Extra $099 We realUe that as our client, your only Job «hould t>« to gather your tax Information Dry Ctuimpunno Q Labatts restored. Cost: $10. The bus will leave from County Department of Human Services at 527- Health Of It" through Rahway Park. Also 9- . and call our office. We are alway* aware of the lateit tax taw* and deduction*, and 780 ml rso mi 24-12 oz. Bottlos Centennial Pool at 9 a.m. and return about 6 4866. . noon. Free tax counseling and preparation. Ap- during your appointment we will ditcui* all available deduction* with you. Charity Ball set Feb. 15 by Center for Hope SabasUanl Mo* $ 99 p.m. (him the Centennial Pool. pointment only. OUR OFFICE: Cabamot WhHe 81 9Coor's Winterfest 1fi " The Center For Hope's sixth annual Charity Ball is slated for Saturday, May 19, a trip to the Mohonk Mountain •auvtgnon 780 nil Tax help available to area seniors • Wednesday, Feb. 12 - 12:30 p.m. A medley * Pr«par«* all parMtnal, buslnua, NJ, NY, and o*h« stale*' raforns 1.SLN*r •' M9 24- 12 oz. Bottles «5 Feb. 15, at 8 p.m. in St. Elizabeth's Auditorium on Hussa Street in House in New Paltz, N.Y. Cost: $30 includes a A la opan 7 days a w«ak Wltb da|/aad «venlDg lio«r« Linden. A major fund raiser for The Center For Hope, the event features Cranford Senior Citizens are being offered of tunes will be sung by the Cranford Side-By- * Gladly »cc«pU Mutarcard and View r*yior $ 99 buffet lunch. The bus leaves at 9 a.m. from the SALE ENDS MIDNIGHT, FEB. 15 Ctiardonney 5Q99 9p«rUlng Budweiser free tax assistance, from Feb. 11 to April 14 in Siders. * OtTere Financial Planalng Sarvlca* 4 199 live music by the band Good Time Review, dinner, dancing and an Centennial Pool. lurgtndy 24-12 oz Bottles award ceremony. Tickets are $25 and information may be obtained from preparing their federal and state income tax • Thursday, Feb. 13 - 12:30 p.m. Vocal selec- * Praparwl Sittdant nhlna FREE whan doaa +AiU Inair pmrmnW tmhtn Doa Mill Reservations: 276-0794. * Pr«par«e all vahanw pf«par«d profaaslodaUv and for a reaaonabU feelll Don Barrone at 245-0783. ' • returns for 1991. tions will be provided by the Old Guard enter- A Provide* Year-roaad aarvlca 99 51799 Busch tainers from Westfiold. 24 -12 oz Cans This year's award, the Ray Russo Award for Outstanding Service to This program which is sponsored by the A Provide* free telaphonv prlca q«o*« Hospice, is being presented to Enialine Hagstrom. The award was cre- Local AARP chapter sets trips American Association of Retired Persons, the • Monday, Feb. 17 — Holiday. Center wili be ated in memory of Ray Russo, a former patient of the center, who The Cranford Chapter of the American As- U.S. Internal Revenue Service and the Now closed. There will be no senior bus service. CHRISTAKOS & CO., PC. tirelessly inspired and .gi|i.ded the Hospice staff until he died. Emaline sociation of Retired Persons (AARP) is planning Jersey State Division of Taxation, will be held • Tuesday, Feb. 18 — 9:30 a.m. "Walk For the ( 560 Springfield Ave.. Westfleld Hagstrom, an active and prominent Linden citizen has been in the these trips: , Tuesdays from 9 a.rh.-noon at the Cranford Health Of It" through Nornahegan Park. 9 a.m.- . 908-233-3213 (Located above Gcigcr'a Bakery) noon. Free tax counseling and preparation. T»•...] ram mm mm mt Valuable Coupon. Good Thru 2/11/92 M M M aa -Cranford Chronicle- February 6,1992 Community Life A-9 Community Life February 6, 1992 Enforce illegal Concerns of The students at Livingston Avenue School, as part of their Bring back peace of mind reading class, studied an editorial page of the Cranford Chronicle parking fines 11-year-old To The Chronicle: dollars and a Rangers' baseball and drafted their own letters, to the editor about issues of particular To The Chronicle: Having a grandfather To The Chronicle: After reading an article in the cap. I think if our whole community concern to the students. that blind and physi- I would like to introduce myself Cranford Chronicle headlined" "Off- Works together, we may be able to The Newspaper in Education program is sponsored by the Star cally disabled,. I to you. My name is Jennifer duty Cop Arrests Kozek. I live • in prevent events; like this, from hap-; Ledger and used by Beverly Miller and Mary Jane Tannen, fifth- get very upset Gun-Toting grade teachers at Livingston Avenue School. ••:•.; when I see a car Cranford and I pening. • We can do this by being am 11 years old. I Teenager'" I was Mrs. Miller said she often uses newspapers in the classroom to parking illegally in a handicapped am concerned quite.upset and alert and contacting the police when help students' understand current events, politics and sports. The parking space at a about what I hear troubled. I ques- we think events like this, are occur- students have studied advertisements and created their own for store. I think, they on television and books they have read, and been introduced to several different should hire a dis- people talking tioned why a 14- ring. Hopefully, as a community, we 'writing forms.. / abled person, give about our world;- year-old '... boy will be able to meet the challenge of Who's that girl? Studying the editorial page; Mrs.: Miller said, came about as part. them the author- the things, that would have to f are happening, bringing back the safety and peace of the reading class. The children discussed chlldrens' magazines, ity to give out carry around a | the pollution,] of mind to Cranford's sidewalks and then opinions," arid finally, the editorial page and how one'reaches parking tickets to all who park il- legally in handicapped parking drugs, killing, ha- gun for protecr : a particular decision. '. •'•'..' ..••"._ ;' •• '.'"'". V ,• . •. •• residents. spaces.-1 think the money should tred, and most of all — serious disr -tion after being! A sampling of the tetters, as given to us, appear on this page. go to agencies for the handicapped eases like AIDS. It-makes me and robbed of four LAUREN KITZHOFFER The authors are from the classes of Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Tannen. and disabled. • •'•'„,•, other children very sad. What can we do to prevent.all of this by the TRACEY MULVANEY time we become adults and have children of our,own? We hope that they would not have to live in this Keep parks clean Vote 'no' for 240 Working to help the earth Dog owners: kind of; environment It would be To The Chronicle: To The Chronicle: To The Chronicle: cutting up our food chain making nice to see the air clean, streets I am a resident of Granford and I In the last few months the New Having spent a while studying one by one species going extinct clean, love and kindness instead of wrote this letter to complain about • Jersey government has been think- It up!' the parks beini_ the. environment, and will one day reach us;." . • killing arid hatred, and treatments ing about chang- the depletion of| To The Chronicle: found for all serious diseases. . more clean. I just ing the average Everyone's buzzing about , the think that when the rain .forests economy. Sure, 1-,keep up. with it, I. am a student ,at Livingston Av- JENNIFER KOZEK number of school has ' truly '.upsetj enue School, and when I get to you are playing in days from ap- but I don't see the reason to worry the park, it is nice and bothered nie. when we won't!have an earth to •school I • some-i proximately 180 Why cut down our I times have to to not have to! worry about its -economy in the fu- Don't cut hours; look at garbage all to 240. That's two •beautiful, precious i ture- •..•''•„••• •'.••-•.• '•''•• walk on the grass. extra months of Everything Families rain forests, which over the place. Talented A few of my People say, "Who cares. It won't I feel totally, dis- help our children I would like to school. If this law is - the many, affect me." Yes, it's probably true gusted because all gets passed, chil- was wacky learn science many species of To The Chronicle: : have .. the com- pupils abound favorite things that it won't affect you, but it will around on ' the munity ,.. to either dren will get over- animals',: insects'! grass: ' are' dog Recently, I have heard that the By ALEXIS fllCHEL affect future generations. They'll stop - uttering or ; worked and pos- together and, plants' r Cranford Public Library.is short- at St. Michael atHillskle suffer through our mistakes;,If we' droppings; I think have as part as- the garbage: men's . sibiy get. the in- SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT • • Take 16 dowel rods; each homes, and maybe even' ening , hours due to budget cuts. cures help stop this, they won't have to, that wVien people! work to pick up all that garbage centive to drop'out of school. But, By KATIE PROVOD By ALYSSA WRIGHT .'..-. three feet long, as many rubber, to dreadful diseases? . . This is wrong! The children in this I'm thankful for...nall polish, hair but I may be wrong, we mightgo take their dogs for! from the ground. You could also Ghildren aren't the only ones who SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT • SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT bands as is necessary, construct' Just for factories, farmland, busi- town have hard-working parents spray, credit cards, malls, clothes,, through the suffering. a walk to go lol and the shortening of hours will putmore garbage cans around and will be affected. Many New 'Jersey; a free-standing structure at nesses and. communities for profits St Michael's School cel- Mrs. DeCosta's Hillside Avenue my telephone, etcetera, etcetera, . I don't want anyone to have to. the bathroom, definitely make it harder to access put up signs. •:'.-•: summer camps will have to close School morning and afternoon kin- so on, and so forth. Af least those least four feet tall,, and do it in and jobs. Factories will just not they should take a newspaper, a Everybody likes to play in the ebrated Catholic Schools Week produce profits, products and jobs, go through that. That's exactly the information. We shouldn't just fix and so will many swimming pools. dergarten classes participated in are most of the things that people complete silence. ' , . bag, and a shovel and "Pick it Up!" parks, but if they see a really dirty from Jan. 26-31. During; the reason why I'm trying to help ev- the sidewalks or replace old but . Many people will lose jobs. Parents : would say that I'm thankful for. but acid rain killing more trees and It is" not only a disgusting sight, week of activities, the student Wacky Day, an event Initiated by That. was one' of the assign- cutting . our oxygen down more eryone realize what's really going good garbage cans. We should help one, they're not going to want to will have to pay an extra bunch.of ' the children to expand their knowl- Don't get me wrong. I'm not con- but there is a terrible odor, and play there anymore. I also think government sponsored a talent ments given to aach family who; also. ' on. That's my part in helping the our children. After all, they are the money. If people get to vote on the show in grades 4-8. Pupils edge of the letter W. • tradicting them, but (believe it or attended the Walnut Avenue earth.. I hope I have helped the people can step in it. I wish that future of America. that, kids can. catch germs from not) I will be the first to admit that I understand that these people law, vote mx • . -.-: " who performed on the piano The children's decision , to School' Fan> . •'.'-. . earth in away. people would be more considerate. RYANULRICH garbage. ' ' : •. there's more to life than nail polish, need the work and profit to live. MICHELLE L. CHILINSKI ALEXIS WOLF ETHAN GOLDBERGER were Kathryn Harlow, Ginger choose the letter W was prompted 7 ANDREA MUELLER, and shopping. We should just have each country Clapps, Nadya Ibarra, Gwen by their return to school in the win-; ter, after the holiday vacation. Pre- Among all the numerous things pitch in the money those people Clapps, Michael Delatorre, Eliz- that my parents provide, for me, need to live, so we can have our abeth Gallagher, Noreen Ma- vious letters chosen have been T for Thanksgiving and turkey; H for the most Important is love. They rain forests, animals have a home, honey, Brett O'Malley and and the oxygen everyone needs to DARYL STONE/THE CHRONICLE -Hanukkah and Halloween; and S accommodate me with food, shel- Gibraltar of the North Becky Dolan. Singing and ter,' clothing (preferably .with a live. •.../' '••••' Amanda Evans, a fifth-grader at St. Michael's School, does. for school. This technique helps This is one in d series of articles about .the cities dance numbers were presented brand name and expensive labels What about those poor, home- The city was defended by three girdles with 24 a high kick during the school's talent show on Jan. 30. The Mrs. DeCosta fulfill the, kinder- and places to be visited on the 10-day tour- Conti- forts, three of which were hewn into the rock. An by Kathryn Harlow,- Amanda inside), but what I'm really ap- less, dying species of animals?, show was one of many events to mark Catholic Schools garten curriculum of having the nental Capitals of Europe - being offered by Forbes extraordinary network of underground tunnels and Evans, Tara Beelltt, Nicholas preciative of Is their, trust, honesty When we cut down those thou-; ; children leant beginning Sounds. Week. •.:•••• ": : .••••.' .' • " '. . • .': • •••..- Newspapers arifL Lufthansa German Airlines. .,..-. more than 17 miles of casemates were situated in the Jenkins, Cheryl O'Donnell, Col- and companionship. Without that, sands of acres a day, we're slowly Wacky Day began with the chil- FILOMENA rocky foundations of the city. They were capable of leen Carney, Kerianne McGiiire, nriy life would not totally change, The Grand pucjiy of Luxembourg is a tiny sover- . ; dren moving through their daily ac- PREUSS eign state of only 998 square miles surrounded by sheltering not only thousands of defenders with their Katie Carney, Adrienne Petrino, tivities with ease and obvious en- but it would be a change for the. equipment and horses, but also workshops, kitchens, Jackie Schmidt, Meghan Kava- worse. Recycling keep Belgium, France and Germany; It has been under the joyment. Sounds of laughter were ily Science Program at the second bakeries and slaughter houses. My pals, my buddies, my com- control of many countries and ruling houses in its lus and Christina Weakland. A heard while they reviewed such of six sessions. rades, my cronies, all different Cranford clean long history but has always been a separate political When the Treaty of London was signed and Lux- baseball . presentation to the objects starting with the letter W as Conducted by FilomenaPreuss, words for my friends (I can use a To The Chronicle: entity since the 10th century. . embourg became neutral, the fortress was evacuated song You Gotta Have Heart was watch and Vvagon. second-grade, teacher, and LJnJa few more words, but don't worry, I Recently, I've noticed something The Saxon's name for the city, Lucilinburhuc (little and was dismantled over the foUowingl6 years. As it performed by John Anthes,; Following this activity, Mrs. De- Madison, elementary science spe- won't): I'm thankful for them. Yes, I that bothers me:T fortress), symbolized this capital city's strategic and was impossible to destroy all of the casemates with- Adam.Herits, John Curry, Car- Costa started preparation for the cialist, 14 third-grade Students, Author speaks to Livingston fifth-grade know they can sometimes be In . the Cranford long impregnable position as the "Gibraltar of the out eliminating part of the city, the main entrances mine DeNicola, Patrick Gailliot, main event of the day: a wacky their parents and siblings have pains (so can I), but I love them ^chooi system, .North" between the Germanic and Frankish ter- and connections were closed but much of it remains; Stuart Green, co-author of the book Payback, visited fifth-graders of Brian Koyollsky, Ryan McGlynn meal of foods starting with the let- been participating in a variety of some of them with several'floors connected by huge Livingston Avenue School on Jan. 7. He spoke about his ^experiences in anyway. All of them pu,t up with each school has a ritories.- ..•„,'•. . •:',• ... •... .; .•'. ••••.'." . .. and, Jake Milonas. An, Irish step, ter W and the upcoming letter J. j activities,^designed to- encourage, my- murmuring, niqCirning, whin ] lunch buying pro- 'staircases-descending more than 120 feet down. j writing and publishing his book, which is on sale at local bbokstores; Mr. dance display was shared by With parental assistance, the chil- the pupils;to consider careers in •'In 963 Count Siegrried chose the Bock promontory ing,, whimpering, . complaining, • cess., With . each ' In 1815, after 400 years of domination by various * Green is a psychologist and his co-author, JohnathanNeiimariris a Meghan Kavalus, Noreen Ma-, dren's food was prepared and the science and to give them a better •to build a mighty fortress. Together with the first-; hissy-fits, and repulsive attitude, lunch purchase, a European nations, Luxembourg was made a grand ; reporter. .""..' . ' final meal consisted of wet understanding of the various roles market near St. Michael's Church, it was the founda- honey, Elizabeth Gallagher and problem. Who else would? My plastic spoon, duchy by the Congress of Vienna. It was granted * • They use Philip Harper as their pseudonym to make it easier for Wheatjes, wonderful waffles, weird scientists play in today's world. tion of this historic city. •'•'•••• '•" Melissa Scotti. friends have always been and al- knife or fork is political autonomy in .1838 under King William I of •readers to remember the name. Since the fifth-graders also are writing Welch's grape jelly, and Juicy . Throughout the years, as the small town grew, tre- Tamsen deRaat was narrator ways will be there for me when 1 On "Guess the Scientist"- night, handed out. Then the Netherlands, who was also the Grand Duke of • • their own short stories and books, the pupils were vtery enthusiastic and Juice. mendous circular walls were built on its west.side, ; interested in the information and insights Miv Green.shared with them. and Paul Borja and Matthew need them. the scientists included Katherine it is thrown away. Luxembourg. " •'••-. In addition to having a Wacky Coogan, environmental analyst;- while the rocks of the Petrusse and Alzette Valley's, Evans helped with the curtain The last and most Important A lot of kids buy | on the east, were a natural defense. In 1867, Luxembourg was recognized as in- and props. Joey Cannone and. meal, the children used the letter thing I'm grateful for Is life, just in Joyce Feldrriah, director of tech- in every school, so a lot of garbage Firefighter gives pupils safety lesson W as the basis of many class ac- nology and engineering opera- In spite of these powerful ramparts the Burgundi- dependent and guaranteed perpetual neutrality. After Kevin Douglass were music co- general. I'm thankful that my mom is produced. That causes a lot of being occupied by Germany in both World Wars, . Inspector Helga Nordtveit from the Cranford Fire Department came to ordinators. Scenery was de- tivities, including their creation of and dad gave it to me 13 years tions; Ron Brown, analytical chem- space to be taken up in the landfill. ans took the city by surprise in 1443. Afterwards, it Hillside Avenue School to give a lecture and demonstration about fire weird wacky puppets. By using ist; Jeannette Brown, organic me- developed into a strategic position, coveted by others however, Luxembourg abandoned neutrality and be- signed and painted by Joey ago. There's not much to elabo- If we recycle by washing the plas- came a charter member of NATO in 1949. safety. The seventh-grade classes attended this program during their Cannone, Christina Weakland, junk and Jewelry (another reason rate on life itself because I covered dicinal chemist; and Ruth Pringle, tic utensils, that will help make throughout Europe. Through four centuries, Luxem- home economics periods. The lecture corresponded to the seventh- Jason Buenaventura and Tam- for the upcoming letter J), the chil- it all in .my composition. There's geologist. . Cranford better because every little bourg was dominated by the Spanish, French, Austri- For further information regarding the "Continental s'::, grader's coolung unit which centers in the kitchen. Inspector Nordtveit sen deRaat Barbara Pahren, dren's socks were transformed Into only one thing left to say: Without The children who attended were bit counts. So let's keep Cranford ans, and the German Confederation. The best mili- Capitals" tour, please contact your local travel agent, *'. discussed three lands of fire, and warned the students of the many wonderfully, weird, wacky puppets. . it,. I wouldn't be able to tell you Lauren Ames, Sam DeVito, Katie clean. "Recycle!" - tary engineers of each transformed the city into one or call Romantic Tours at (703) 644-3179 or (800) 523- hazards in the kitchen area. ,.-, ' • -.: eighth-grade teacher, was stu- dent government coordinator. The children were all very friend- that it Is the most important thing, Donnelly, Brian Morgan, Brian R0BYN SCHWEITZER of the most protected emplacements in the world. 6767. • '.':.. • . .'•• . The Pont Adolphi Bridge in Luxembourg After the short, informative' filmstrip arranged for the classes, In- ly and eager to learn and talk Katie Provld, an eighth-grader momentarily and everlastingly. Styler, David Stanley, Colleen Tre- H/Spector Nordtveit prepared a controlled grease fire for the students to about their day. Ryan Meier Alexis Rlchel Is an eighth-grader at tola, Maureen Brennan, Kim Baer, at St. Michael's School, 1$ presl- ^extinguish. The seventh-graders practiced extinguishing the fire using summed up the day by saying, "I Orange Avenue School. She will Lauren Greenberg, Christopher 1 •'deht of the Student Government ^ common household items. The program was informative and meaning- like school." The rest of the kinder- provide information about special Blngham, Lauren llg, Kate Levine Students tackle f ful to the students, since all of the youngsters spend some of their time Association. gartners seemed to agree. events In her monthly column. and Michael Delia Serra. > in. the kitchen. • ". .• business basics £'•••' During January, the three fifth- | Rutgers Club scholarships available grade classes at Orange Avenue 5 The Rutgers Club of Cranford announced that it will be accepting PTC to sponsor benefit luncheon Newark Academy pupil on honor roll School participated In a Busi- '; applications for its scholarship in conjunction with the Cranford Scholar- The Cranford Parent Teacher Council is sponsoring a luncheon and Seventh-grader Scott Lawson, son of Frank and Donna Lawson of ness Basics Program sponsored JoiN US ON TrIE ship Clearing House. Application forms will be available at the Cranford cooking demonstration 1 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 9, at Giovanna's Restaurant, Cranford, has earned honors for receiving grades of B and above in each by Junior Achievement. It is de- 5 High School guidance office and the Cranford Library. The Cranford 1462 South Ave., Plainfield. signed to provide practical Infor- 5; Scholarship Clearing House enables students who are applying to vari- The menu will feature spinach ravioli with light tomato sauce, Chicken of his courses during the fall term at Newark Academy, Livingston. mation about the organization CONTINENTAI CApiTAls of EUROPE TOUR ious civic groups in town to apply simultaneously to all groups from Rafaella (a house specialty) and Bavarian creme custard torte. and operation of businesses. 5 whom they desire financial aid. Tickets at $25 are available by calling 272-7528 or 276-1343 after 6 It is presented as a supple- $ The Rutgers Club of Cranford offers a $400 per year-scholarship'to an p.m., or .from local PTA presidents. All proceeds are donated to the Ruth ment to the regular curriculum •£ outstanding graduate of Cranford High School who will be attending Janovsik Scholarship Fund which benefits Cranford High School se- by consultants trained by Junior FRANCE * HOIIANCI * BElqiwvi * LuxEivibouRq Jj Rutgers University. This year marks the.36th year of the Rutgers Club of niors. • • . This page sponsored by. Achievement. Through discus- .4 Cranford Scholarship Program. Call Bernard Flashberg at the high sions and class activities organ- ; school for information. ized into four lessons, students TOUR dEpARTs MAy 4r 1 992 explore economics and business-related concepts while 10 ctays you'll (NEVER foRqET... practicing thinking, writing, read- ing and mathematical skills In Mon.-Tue. 10-6:30 7094)688 cooperative groups. It also en- ...AII FOR oi\ly *' Thurs. - Fit 10-7:30 RALPH BRUNETTE B.N.J. AUTOMOTIVE, INC courages students to explore ca- MARC KELLEY Sat. 10-4:30 reer opportunities and provides TOUR iNclucks: BROKER HAIR GARY CELESTE positive role models. . COMPLETE REPAIRS • TIRES • BATTERIES Consultants are Robert Stef- "RouiNcl'iui|) /\iuf;\m IS Walnut Avenue • Cranford. NJ. 07016 • GET YOU THRU THE PROCESS Send for more Information today and don't YES! I would like more information about the Continental I soitK; of tin) comments wo hoard from miss this customized vacation tour at a very Capitals Tour leaving Newark on May 4,1992. BANKRUPTCY SEPARATION DIVORCE .•turning from thi) four Romantic Tours | economical price! LAVITOL GRABER-ROGG, INC. papms co sponsored in the fall of 1991 THE (800) 870-6870 Painting & Siding We back the Kids & the Schools Products Mail to: in Cranford NEWARK From Continental Capitals Tour Oww F.Daly Recycled CKyandStalo. (908) 272-4033 200 Amboy A««., Motuchon OWTMW GROUP Fibers P.O. Box 2282 •.•."."> 'We Support The Cranford Schools" (908) 272-4422 A aorvlca Lufthansa Springfield, VA 22152 Zip 20 Jackson Drive, Cranford, NJ 07016 Phono: (908)276-4000 deilgriad to CO 123 North Union Avenue • Cronfofd. NJ 07016 82 Centennial Ave, 22 Jackson Dr., keep thing* *lrtipl« (908)272-14)4 ; , Fcuc (908) 272-2344 poiii-.ibla by Forbes Newspapers and Lufthansa. -Cranford Chronicle- -Cranford Chronicle* A-10 Community Life February 6,1992 Febnjary6,1992 Community Life A-11

Financial seminar planned for tomorrow Grace and Peace Fellowship.Church will host a financial seminar tomor- Phyliss A. Morgenroth, 75 Jane Wiener to wed row at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 9 am The seminar is titled, "In God We Irene A, Larsen, 77 Walter Hurtt, 68 Trust?" and focuses on Godly balance in a, moneyrmad world. The seminar Instructor is Stephen Doty, vice president gnd senior portfolio Lived in Granford 40 years Retired court stenographer Former luncheonette owner manager of Chemical Bank, N.Y. Mr. Doty will discuss effective strategies Irene A. Larsen, 77, of Clearwa- Association and served as presi- Walter Hurtt, 68, of Detroit died Hurtt; a: daughter, Sabrina McCon- Phyliss A. Morgenroth, a resi- Craig Parish in July for getting out of debt, how to save and Invest money effectively, picking ter, Fla,, died on Jan. 13, 1992 at dent ; ; :• . ' -.', •. ...'. ;. Jan. 23,1992. nell of Detroit; twb sons, William dent of Cranford for 44 years and a insurance that's right for you, contributions and more. Call .276-8740. ', Clearwater Community Hospital. Her husband, Bob, a local home Mr-Hurtt was born in Granford, and Adam of Detroit; five brothers, former owner of Morgenroth's Mr,, and Mrs. Joel Wiener, of Teaneck announce the engagement.of She was born in Elizabeth- arid buiider died in 1985. Wyoming of Berkeley Heights, Luncheonette, died Jan. 25,1992 at their daughter, Jane Alexandra, to Craig Alan Parish, son of Dr. and Mrs." He served witii the US. Navy ; resided in Cranford for 40 years ber Surviving are two sons, Bruce of . Robert of Piscataway, Carl of Tren- Union Hospital after a long battle' Howard Parish of Cranford, • • / Rev. Pretz to speak at worship Sunday during World War n. After his re- ton, bavidvof Kalamazoo, Miqh.; with cancer. She was 75. The Rev. S, Timothy Pretz of Osceola Presbyterian Church will speak at fore nioying to Mahasquan. She Point Pleasant and Richard of Ms. Wiener received a bachelor's degree from Cornell University and a moved to Florida in 1979; . . , tirement from the service in 1970, and George of Cleveland; two sis- the morning worship service on Sunday at 10 a.m. Sunday School classes, Cranford; two daughters, Lynn he lived in Detroit and was em-, She.was .bom.in Newark and master's of education degree from Harvard University. She is an English Mrs. Larsen .was a member of Hahm of Manasquan and Laura ters, Barbara Briddle of Piscataway moved to Cranford in 1948. • teacher at Ridgewood High; School. will begin at 9 a.m. and the Fellowship Hour will be at 11 a.m. Junior Choir plbyed as a court stenographer for and Gladys Gillette of Plainfield; is at 11:15a.m. • , • - . • • ^; Calvary Lutheran Church, She was Leigh Larsen of Mount Shasta, the state of Michigan. He retired She and . her late husband Mr. Parish received a. bachelor's'degree from Brandeis University and active in the "Village Improvement Calif.; arid seven grandchildren. and three grandchildren. is a doctoral candidate in chemistry at Harvard University. from that post eightyears ago. . Services will be held at House of George were proprietors of Mor- Surviving are his wife, Millicent Johnson in Detroit. ; • genroth's Luncheonette on East- A July wedding is planned. -. Churches plan pancake brunch Saturday man Street for 22 years, from the ,...• .The Friendship Club, formerly Couples and Friends, and. Anna Circle of THlie E. Hubiak, early 1950s to the mid-1970s. At ine Community United Methodist: Church, Chestnut and Grant, avenues, that^establishment, they sold news- Roselle Park, will have a Pancake Brunch oh Saturday from 9am.-1 p.m. Moved to Cranford 15 years ago Doris Nordman Sabalot, 73 papers, tobacco products, toys, ice Baked, goods will be available. Admission Is $4 for adults' and $2 for cream and specialty lunches. children under 10. Call 245-2237.' \ ''.•'.'•:'• Tillie E. Hubiak of Cranford died three brothersi, Leonid Kaczmarc- Former secretary at Union College Jan. 31, 1992 at Rahway Hospital. Mrs. Morgenroth had a special She was 73; zyk of Duryed, Pa., Stanley Kacz- Doris N&rdman Sabalo•••t die. dJ sud ...-•- She was predeceased oin 1989 by marczyk of Greenville, S.C., arid relationship with, her customers. Adult Forum to host Professor Mollenkott Mrs. Hubiak was born in Duryea, denly at her home in Baton Rouge, her husband and is survived) by a She prided herself that she was on •"TheSex-Lov&Justlce Connection in the Hebrew and Christian Scrip- Anthony Kaczmarczyk of Detroit, La. on Jan. 12,1992. She waS"73. daughter, Deborah Anne "Sabalot, Pa., arid lived in Elizabeth for 30 Mich.; a sister, Virginia Kryza- a first-name basis with most of tures" will be the subject of discussion presented by Virginia Ramey years before moving to Crariford 15 , Mis. Sabalot lived at 40 Prince- of London, England; and a son, Ri- them. After she sold the. store in . Mollenkott, professor of English at William Paferson College in Wayne, at nowski of linden;- 15 grandchil- chard, daughter-in-law, Tee, and years ago. Surviving are three dren and four great-grandchildren. ton Road in Cranford for 30 years 1974, she was employed as the to^ PHYLISS MORGENROTH the Adult Fordrri In the Youth Center at the First Presbyterian Church on daughters, Patricia Lusardi, Jane before moving to Louisiana in two granddaughters, Sarah and • baccpnist for Perkins Tobacco in. Sunday at 9:30a.m. ' •''• ,'..'•• A Mass was offered at St Micha- Mary Parker, all of Baton Rouge. Hannpn and Susan Byelick, all of el's Church, Cranford. 1985. •:;••..;. y.; •' '. .... ' .••-• • Clark. She. retired in the mid-1980s. formerly of Cranford; a step- . Dr. Mollenkott is a noted author and lecturer on human sexuality, 17th Mrs. Sabalot requested :crema- Cranford; two. sons, John of Leba- Mrs. Sabalot had worked as the; Mrs. Morgeproth was.a member granddaughter, Victoria Williams of. Arrangements were by the tion and the scattering of her ashes century literature, spirituality and religion, and feminist .issues: She was a non and Richard of Toms River, Dooley jFuneral Home.'Westfield. administrative secretary in the Fi- of the First Presbyterian Church. Cranford; and three great step- consultant for the New International Version t>f,the . Blbie,is a member of nancial Aid Department of Union: in the Mississippi River. This wish Iri 1989 she was elected, president grandsons. • •'••'.'.':, •the Inte/-Rellgious Task Force on Wornea of Faith, a member of the Board College for 12 years and retired was carried out at- a private family of-the Tenants Association at the A."memorial sejyice was' held' of Directors of the Ki.rkidge Conference Center Iri Barigor, Pa., arid of the Griovaniii Labbate, 84 from that post, in 1983. She_was a service.- • • '.' """';•• ; " Edward GillSenior-GitizenSApart- Feb. 1. at the' chapel of .the Krst Board of Directors", Center for Sexuality and Religion in Philadelphia, Pa. member pf the First Presbyterian •She requested that friends do- merits;. but her illness kept her Presbyterian Church in.Cranford. Dr. Mollenkott is a .graduate of Bob Jqnes University, received hef MA Carrie to the V.S. from Italy in 1954 Church arid the Cranford Swim nate to the charity of their choice from serving her term. A private service will be held Club. in lieu of flowers. from Temple University and her Phd from New York University. She was Giovanni Labbate, 84, died Jan. Lucy Scopino, both of Cranford, a . She is survived by a brother, separately by her brother in_Ten- awarded ah honorary D.MIn. from Samaritan College In Los Angeles, Calif. 29,1992, at Union Hospital, Union!; soh.Angelo of DelRio, Texas, four Oren Asnis of Mt. Juliet, Tenn.; a nessee. :. •' Born in Monteferrante, Italy, Mr. grandsons and one great-grandson. Arthur GatherGole, 73 stepdaughter, Gertrude Stephens Contributions may be made to JANE WIENER and CRAIG PARISH -< Rosary Society sets benefit pasta night labbate came to the United States A Mass was celebrated on Jan. 31 of Basking Ridge, fdrmerly of the Stained Glass Window Resto- DOUGLAS YANARELLA and CHRISTINE McNAMARA St. Michael's Rosary Society will host: a benefit Pasta Night Dinner, in 1,954 and settled in Cranford. at St Michael's Church, Cranford. Cranford; a step-grandson, Douglas ration Fund of the First Presbyte- School crossing guard in Garwood Barile of Delmar by the Sea, Calif., rian Church in Cranford. Saturday, Feb.J5-iH4r)enscfiobl cafeterlalrom 6-8:30 pTmTFroceeds wifT Arrangements were completed beDefit-RSpfiael House' Elizabeth, which will soon be operational as a He retired in 1972 after 18 years He also was a school crossing Wedding, engagement forms available as a custodian for the Cranfdrd by The Dooley Funeral Home, Arthur Gathercole of Garwood "transitional home for homeless pregnant women. The menu includes guard in Garwood and an usher at McNamara, Yanarella Weddings and engagement. paternal grandparents and also Public Schools. Cranford. died Jan. 31, 1992, at University forms for the Chronicle may be great-grandparents. meatballs, salad, soda, coffee,: tea and dessert. Adult.tickets are $6, Hospital in Newark. He was 73. St. Anhe's Church. ' . Elizabeth Malehchek, 83 picked up at 102 Walnut Ave. in : children under 12, $3. Tickets will be available at the,rectory, 276-0350, or Mr. Labbate is survived by his Memorial donations may be Mr. Gathercole was born in Jer- Surviving are his wife, Arlene; a We publish information on wed- wife, Maria laione Labbate, two made to the Cranford First Aid Cranfordi or mailed to you if you ding anniversaries of 25, 30, 40, 45 from Rosemary Kigsane, 276-4806. A barbershop quartet will entertain and sey City and moved to Garwood 21 son, Arthur T.j. three daughters, Moved to Garwood in 1925 plan April wedding a raffle will be held. „ t • ' daughters, Marianna Labbate "and Squad* • Elaine Parrbtt,: Margaret Bergiri call us at 276-6000. Fjll out the and 50 or more years. years ago. Elizabeth Malenchek, 83, died Cranford; three granddaughters, Dr. and Mrs. Robert McNamara of Cranford announce the engagement form completely and clearly, and All announcements should in- and Catherine; a brother, William; Jan. 30, 1992 at Muhlenberg Re- Melanie Halpern, Kimberly Pal- He was a bus driver for 34 years and five grandchildren. of their daughter, Christine Ann, to Douglas Francis Yanarella, son of return it promptly. You may also clude a name and phone number Trinity Episcopal to present recital with New Jersey Transit in Jersey gional Medical Center, Plainfield. lante and Nartcy Whitmeyer; and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Yanarella of Little Silver.. write your, own announcement and for verification. , "•'.'•' George N* Sheppard, 81 A Mass was offered Feb. 4 in'St three sisters, Anne Pdtsic, Jose- A solo recital will be presented at Trinity Episcopal church -on Sunday by City before retiring in 1983. Anne's Church, Garwood. Arrange- She was bom in Gilchrist, 111. The future bride graduated from Cranford High School and Seton Hall submit it to us. Pictures can be in All inquiries should be addressed . Thomas Paster. It will, take place in the Guild Room at 3 p.m. The public is phine Kisac and Helen Balvich, all He was an Army veteran of and moved to Garwood m 1925. University. She is a registered nurse at Riverview Medical Center, Red color or. black and white. to the Chronicle* P.O. Box 626, : Retired Cqrigoleum-Narim accountant ments were by the Dooley Funeral of Berwyn, 111. invited. : . . •. ' • ' ' . ' .• World War II and a member of Home, Cranford. Bank.- • ' •'••'••'.' 7. \ '...-. '••'•'. .. • Birth announcements should be Cranford, NJ 07016. Announce- George N. Sheppard, 81, of Cran- He is survived by his wife Dor- Her husband, Alexander, died in Services were Feb. 3 at the Mr, Paster graduated from Cranford High School in 1987 and deceived a Wallberg Post 3 of the American Donations may be made to the 1 Her fiance graduated from Christian Brothers' Academy and Seton sent to the Chronicle in writing and ments may be delivered to the of- bachelor of music degree in voice performance from Ithaca College. He ford died on Jan. 30,1992 at hofne. othy Petersen Sheppard; a son, Legion, Westfield. 1969. ••;•••. Dooley Funeral Home, Westfield. should include the baby's name, . fice directly or through the slot in George of Delran; a brother, Leroy Garwood First Aid Squad. Hall University. He is an information manager at .AT&T in East Brunr- will perform works by Dowtend, Schubert, Mozart, Menotti, Burleigh and Born in Philadelphia, Pa. and Mrs. Malenchek is survive4 by a Interment was in FairviewCem- swick. .'••••. • •'•• ' '...'••• •.'.'' ' • weight, length, place of birth, the front door at 102 Walnut Ave. of Pennsville; three grandchildren; Lalo.. This recital is the first of several concerts to be presented at Trinity raised in Salem, he lived in Roselle daughter, Dorothy Sanguiliano of etery, Westfield. : The couple will be married in April. names of parents, brothers and sis- All requests should be in the office, Church during the spring season. >- and several nieces and nephews. Catherine SimoneHi ters, maternal grandparents and by 5 p.m. Friday. . . for 20 years and Cranford for the last 27 years. ' Graveside services were Jan. 3 at CRANFORD r- Catherine J. Si- Graceland Memorial Park in Ken- monelli, 69, a resident of^s town He was an accountant for Con- ilworth. ; for the past 10 years, died Feb. 4, goleum-Narim Inc. in Kearny for Arrangements were by Dooley 1992 at Overlook Hospital. 45 years, before retiring in 1973*. Funeral Home, Cranford. Mrs. Simonelli was born in Jer- sey City and lived in Mountainside Union County places 0i before moving to Cranford. PLAZA Alice B. Reilly^ 77 - Sne% is survived by'hea?: husband, 4 • Woodrow Ii" Simtjttenirartiaughter, PHARMACY Family Run Since 19W Robert J.SmHh SCOTCH PLAINS ••'• /•• The-- ::-; ^Born in Pennsylvania Carol A. Abram; a brottieTj Michael 123-2 N, UNION • CRANFORD Harley" \Slentifig Siainpler. GRACE St. Paul's Fedroff; and two grandchildren. I CHRISTIAN CHURCH Garwood Surviving are two sisters, Anna If you are NOT satisfied For memorable Valentine olds, we've (jot ideas to surprise Hartey* enthusiasts ol all ages. United Church of Christ Alice B* Reilly, 77, of Kenilwprth Services will be held tomorrow at From Harley-Davidson* MotorClothes" to mechanical accessories. From coloflno to kids' stutt. & Presbyterian * died Jan. 28, 1992 in Union Hospi- Carey and Grace Callahan. 272-8811 wiffi average Heating Oil 213 Center St. 11 a.m. at the.Mastapeter Funeral Jewelry to playing cards, and barware to books. They're all from the heart of Harleyand p.uarar/=is

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For the Health of It! TO PLACE TERRIII ROAD SERVICES: Sunday Mornings 9 and 1 '1:15 Not Enough Hours • Fat Is Where It's At: WO HIDDEN COSTS/ YOUR CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Evenings 6:30 In The Day Heart Smart Cooking Demonstration • B lane 25 yard heated pool • Alr-Condltloned 1340 Terrill Rd. Scotch Plains Wednesday Evenings 7:30 Westfield • Stall-masters Locker Room SERVICES HERE, 322-7151 To Get 556 Westfield Avenue REFRESHMENTS • QIVEAWAYS • DOOR PRIZE • Individual Weight Machines . | | Rev, Robert Bashioum, St. Pastor Up Sw mm ng CALL Everything Done? 233-0255 • Treadmills Water exercise Sunday: Paul Thompson, Assistant Pastor Joseph f. Dooley • Aerobic Bicycles classes 0:45 AM • Sunday School Wednesday, February 12th, 7:30 p.m • 9:00 p.m. ANNETTE AT 11:00 AM - Morning Worship Relax Manager • Aerobic Rowers . 9:16 AM - Church Training 722-3000 7:15 PM - Evening Worship Cranford Alliance Church • Nautilus LECTURE SYMPOSIUM Wednesday: •ELITE ERRANDS" Special • Alr-Schwlnn Bicycle EXT. 6251 7:00 PM - Prayer Meeting 7 Cherry Street, Cranford 276-1617 Hospital Auditorium Discount* Nursery Cam Provided Available WORK-OUT .v I WILL: Current Concapts and Traatmant of Coronary - INV/AIWTH DAILY HOURS WILLOW ST. BERNARD'S Stop By For A Drink AT -do your grocery shopping Heart DUaaaa by Overlook Hospital Physicians GROVE Monday through Friday 6:00 AM-9:30 PM CATHOLIC CHURCH —p/u your dry cleaning PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • Dr. Stephen Flschl Saturday & Sunday 9:00 AM-6:00 PM 368 Sumner Av. - -go to the mall, drop your 1961 Rarltan Road, Scotch Plains pet at the groomers "Prevention ol Coronary Heart Disease: Can the Plaque (908) 232-5678 Plainfield Bo Dissolved?" Summer Jacob's Well Whatever you need done, but Cranford - Rev. Ralph P. Acerno, Pastor Sunday 756-3393 don't b«ve tlm« to do youraelii 218 North Avenue Registration for An Evangelical Free. Church • Dr. William Tansey 0:00 a.m. • Children and Adult Mass Schedule 276-0255 Cranford Residents Sunday School Saturday: 5:30 PM "Clot Dissolution During Troatment ol Heart Atlack: • 10:00-10:30 tt.m. • Fellowship time Praise Fasti 0:00 AM Main Sai*v(ce:11:00 AM Francis J. Dooley Jr. . Importance of Early Tharapy" Begins MARCH 9 i .10:30 am.-Worship Sorvlco Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 Manager Call < 6:00 p.m. und 7:30 p.m. - Junlor/Sonior Hillside Avenue School (Centennial & Hillside Avenues, Cranford) High Fallowshlpu 11:30 AM Family and Friends Free — Camels Extra • Dr. Barry Cohan 709-7260 Wudnusduy: 7:30 p.m. - Blblo Sludy Rev. Joseph F. Barbono, Pastor "Coronary Obstruction: Now Techniques lo Open Thursday; 10:00 a.m. - Biblo Sludy FOR INFORMATION Oil M.rtl .1 (908) 486-7317 the Blocked Vessel" -Cranford Chronicle- -Cranlord Chronicle- A-12 February 6, 1992 .' v B-1 February 6,1992 On the jnsijcle: You said it: 7 thought we were going to be •QHigh School Roundup B-2 struggling, but some of the young: • Youth Sports.....; .....B-3 kids have come along.' DSooreboard; B-3 Ben LaSala, Cranford wrestling P Classifieds .;„...„.... ; ..;.•," B-4 coach

Schmiede is true tree healer Forbes to co-sponsor Cougars gear up What

By DONALD PIZZI JR. at European nurseries and the Ruebenkamp Trade School in Hamburg, Germany. . Festival of Balloons transition? THECHRONICLE '. • . In 1964, he received his state license as a New Jersey- 1 The New Jersey Festival of Ballooning recently announced major Cougar grapplers The ecology-minded title character In br, Seuss The, certified expert. It is this experience that he feels sepa- new print media sponsors for the 1992 event at Solberg Airport in borax spoke for the trees, "because the trees have no rates his business from the "run-of-the-mill" competition. Readington township. enjoying success tongues." . . ' . .. . "All of our employees are craftsmen," he said. "The Key members of the Reach Group, an alliance of weekly newspa- Knight^ Phalerij Hegna lead For the past 36 years so has Fanwood's Martin average, tree business does not have real horticultural pers including the Hunterdon County Democrat of Remington, with youthful, Schmiede, founder of Schmiede Tree Experts Inc. . expertise." Forbes Newspapers based in Somerville; and Recorder Publications exciting squad The company's services.include tree pruning, removals, After close to four successful decades In the business; of Bernardsville, will produce a special, full-color program guide as Cranfbrd hope^fiils this weekend . transplanting, cabling, surgery, diagnosis, treatment of Mr; Schmiede is most concerned now with sharing the part of the mid-July festivities that annually attract more than By SCOTT ZUCKER freestyle," said Cougars' Coach By SCOTT ZUCKER malnutrition and trace.element deficiencies, rotorhlsting, wealth of knowledge he has acquired about trees. 50,00.0 people to the three-day event. Sally Kleeman. "He did a good job THECHRONICLE hydraulic power spraying and other controls of insects Among his favorite Jobs were caring for the trees at St. "I'm delighted to have these newspapers which cover communit THECHRONICLE ' . today;" '•.- -•:.. ;..-•; •4 Patrick's Cathedral in New York, although he had to get • and fungus diseases. Yet Mr. Schmiede doesn't look at DON'T: ties surrounding the festival location become an important part of As the county meet approaches Scotch Plains-Panwopd's Keith . Someone needs tp explain there at 5:30 am. to avoid rush hour traffic. . . • top or dehorn (cut off the top) of a 1 his business as simply a tree service. •' . ~ the event," said Bill Lewis, the director of the 9-year-old festival this weekend, the Cranford and Swenson and Todd Kendall took the concept of a 'transition year Schmiede Tree Experts were also responsible for. the tree, It shortens the lifetime of the tree "We're actually a tree preservation company," said Mr. which has been named one of the top 100 events in North America. Scotch Plams-Fanwood High first and second in the 200 indi- to the. Cranford • High, School Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center for seven years, by one-third and invites decay and . ; : Schmiede. "Our main goal Is to improve the look, the insects.'. It is also listed by the New Jersey Division of Tourism as the School swim teams are anxious to vidual . mecUey respectively, The wrestling team. . \ - .. overall landscape of this area" . • ' 'spraying It so that Is would not wilt and lose its needles . number two summer event in the state, the first being the Miss prematurely. :•••.. . . .,.'. • consistently hit the base of trees witf prove /that predictions of a West- Raiders then scored another vie- The young Cougars, who lost Mr. Schmiede and his son Walter go to great lengths to America contest in September in Atlantic City. field sweep are all wet . After so many years in the business, it is natural that . lawn mowers, as It does more than tory when Michelle Smith beat out nine starters from last season's keep abreast on the latest advancements in their field, In addition to the new array of media sponsors, who will circulate Mr. Schrrifede has himself grown'fond of certain trees. His just take away from the natural beauty; Those two teams squared off at Cranford Jesse Evans for first 12-3 squad, were expected to traveling to countiess sernlnars and conventions. It is one more than 100,000 copies of the program guide in their newspapers favorite tree? The maple. ' it loosens the bark and allows insects the Cranford place in the 50 struggle this season-as they of the reasons he is staunchly against the'painting of tree the week of the festival, Lewis announced that the Forbes organi- "It's a medium growth tree, pleasant to look at," he and fungus to develop In the bruised pool . Monday ... ..,;,. v . free.- ; went/through some, growing wounds, which used to be a standard practice. . ^_ : zation has committed at least three of its internationally-renowned - junior Eric Nowicki won the The Bears followed up last Scott DuBeau all won their match- es. Cagno, Jeans and Miceli all re- Bloomfield Tournament en route Wednesday's 39.-24 victory against to a 10-5 mark. 2nd anniversary Dayton Regional with a 38-35 loss corded pins while Taylor . and to New Providence Saturday night. DuBeau scored on forfeits. Ro- "Eric Nowicki has been a sur- The defeat dropped Brearley to 2-6 driquez won a 5-4 decision and prise for us," said LaSala NJAWBO schedules monthly dinner meeting for Ahrre's Roastery Chris Sapienza pulled to a 2-2 tie. The New Jersey Association of Women Business trols the body. ' Monday marks the second an- on the season. , \ The head coach credits as- niversary of the grand opening of sistants Frank and Tony Geno- Owners (NJAWBO), Union County Chapter, will hold NJAWBO is a state-wide organization dedicated to Despite another poor team show- Rodriguez, a senior, improved Ahrre's C6ffee Roastery at 106 ing, Brearley continues to excel in- va, Jim O'Donnell, Tony Quar- its monthly dinner meeting on Tuesday at The West- support and encourage business ownership by his record to 10-3, while classmate wood, 438 North Ave., Garwood, at 6 p.m. North Union Ave., Cranford. dividually. Senior Robert Taylor, Cagno moved his mark to 10-3-1. laro and Allen Sllber with the The cost for the dinner meeting is $22 for members women. The chapter holds monthly meetings the sec- In celebration, the owner and Jr.'s victory Saturday ran his The Bears will take on Arthur L. quick emergence of his squad. record to 14-0. and $28 for non-members. Reservations:."789-1602. ond Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m. The meeting is roast master, Ahrre Maros, invites DARYL STONE/THE CHRONICLE BRIAN rVDUNLEAVYYTHE CHRONICLE Johnson of Clark this Saturday at 'They are really the ones who Dr. Kim Sommer will speak on maintaining your preceded by 30 minutes of networking. NJAWBO of- residents to stop in as often as they The Chateau hot air balloon from the collection of the Union County College (Cranford) professor Lawrence Hogan Is an expert In an era of "With the exception of Roselle 1:00 p.m. deserve the credit They do a business well-being through nutrition, diet, exercise fers programs that assist in the start-up, growth and wish and enjoy a cup of coffee on Forbes family of Bedmlnster will be among the balloons baseball that most people find embarrassing, when blacks weren't allowed to play In the great job." featured at The New Jersey Festival of Ballooning at Sol- and education. She will illustrate how the mind con- maintenance of business. .the house. This offer extends Major Leagues. , • . . The Cougars scored an easy through Saturday, Feb. 15. berg Airport, Readlngton, In mid-July. After layoff, Lady Bears 42-14 victory over 3-8-1 Irving- ton Saturday. Ironically Cranford Local historian chronicles Negro Leagues won without the benefit of a pin. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE return with easy victory The Cougars racked up six straight victories In the middle to NOncEOPAPPUCATIONTO By BRIAN P. DUNLEAVY avoid the sports pages." • TOMMMPOFaUNFOM] ESTABUSH A BRANCH OTOCE nior guard Karen Savage added 12 higher weights to seal the win. TOWNSHIPcoMUrnse srtcM. UEETIMO through this research, he became fascinated with By JESSICA BROOKS WBRUY Nolioa la hereby oKw thd United CounU«6 Trust Company, THECHRONICLE points. The two players pulled ***i ka principal oMca locatod at Four Commarca DnW Crwv Negro League baseball, a segregation era phenomenon Friedman got things rolling . bit). New Jaruy, Intsndt to Us on sppfcaticn w*ti Ins Fed»«l THE CHRONICLE down seven rebounds apiece while fiurtm* b lh« nqAmnl d NJ.SA 10:«-« atwvOi. bapcoil Imuranca Corporation lor pgmWon lo adabllsh a that prohibited many of this nation's finest athletes from with a 1&6 decision over, Steve known <• Ch^tar 2)1 PviA) U* d 187S Op«i Pubic IM- ' branch oAca al 1876 Uncoln MflTMny In the Township of A week of hibernation may have senior forward Sharina Western Ing Acf, fate* k hmfay gUn d • tr««na d Ih* Towtulvp Edaon, MlddawK County. New Jersey. Baseball may be lchown as the nation's pastime, playing in the major leagues. This was before Jackie Feriole at 135 and Sophomore COOOTMM o» ttw TOMUHP d CnHotd on Thindiy, Ftbnun Any penon vUahlng to comment on thb appOcallon may Ik FORBES NEWSPAPERS Robinson broke'the color barrier in 1942 with the old been just the thing to awaken the tacked on six rebounds and points. Ken Hartmann followed with a 0, 1««2, In HoarA 106 01 to Uu**J DuHna. B SprW^»ld hr» or tw commenh In writing wHti Hieregional directo r of lha but while most people think about the excitement : Lady Bears from their slumber. l adaral'OapOak Inauranog CorponUon at Its Mew York Re- Advertise in all three and tradition of the game, Union County College Brooklyn Dodgers. Senior Angela Laeto grabbed five 19-9 victory over Irey Cheriller at. AdMncad noUo* o( N> mwlina hM bun own tnd >o«rvto gion*) Ofce, 452 FVth Auahuo, Maw York. New York 1O01B "I began to come across some really great works like poaMd w raquktd by hn. bWon, prooaulnfl ol lha application hta been comptstad. 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O B-2 Sports February 6,1992 )• February 6,1992 Sports HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP YOUTH SPORTS SCOREBOARD tor Notre Dame, while Michelle Mulvaney and Jessica Rodriquez aided the cause with YOUTH BASKETBALL aggreslve defense and rebounding. . PREVIEW Lucky Girls...! , ,v.., '.. .41-99 Mr. Durable SPORTS IN THE NEWS High Series:- - Dawn DiNucci Cranford Recreation League Granford girls hoops (24O)(193)(179)(612). Donna Benko For Rutgers, which lost for only the third (203)(156)(152)(511), ' Patricia ' Wall • 3rd-4th Grade Division . CALENDAR Free throws, winners announced Notre Damo 28, Georgetown 20 time this season, Lauren Porter paced the (184)(177)(507),. Edna , Oliver scoring with 12 points. Center Adrlenne Pel- The following Garwood boys and girls were Notre Dame broke open a close game In (178)(164I(153)(495))(( , Margaret , BenKovich rlno had a line game with 10 points, while winners of the District level of the Knights Qf the fourth quartet and wont on to post the (177)(155)(150)(482), Evelyn ' "tawlor dominating the rebound department/ Glnny gains split, now 12-5 GIRLS BASKETBALL Columbus international Free-Throw Champi- victory. Roseanne Bostel and Amy Bo- (161)(159)(159)(479), Patty Yutz Coloruss chipped In with five points, while Feb. 6-12 onships: Potor Perperas (age. 11), Joe Sclpl- browskl were tho top scorers for the Irish (196)(164)(473), Jeanne McComb sister Cheryl Colorusso capped tho scoring ono (13), Steven Majocha (14), Katie Knlerlm with eight points each. Other, scprers Includ- By CARA DEGENHARDT (172)(1S'6)(471), Lisa Fralzer (182)(163)(458), with a fre throw.- Jenny Lee Smith and (12) and Jamie Gallagher (14). They have ing Laura Grutzmacher with seven, Alexis Marge Kennedy (159)(153). Marie Hartung Heather Simpson had solid performances • THE CHRONICLE Granford swimmers All times P.M. unless otherwise noted earned the right to compete In the Regional Wolf and Laura Johnston each with two. (160)(150)(450). .•:•'•••"••. for the Scarlet Knights. . Thurs;, Feb. 6 competition Saturday, Feb. 15 In Bayonne.The. Amie Borgas set up several key scoring op- David Brearley High Games: June Patten (164), Glna Guor- pummel Plainfield Boyt' Basketball •• 'Knights of Columbus Free Throw. Cham-, portunities. Georgetown's Megan Zambell • • • . • • ••• • . . ' The Craii- Elizabeth at Cranford. 4 ' at Bound Brook plonship Is sponsored annually and consists of rierp. (169J, Susan King (168), Joan Barblnl led all scorers with 12 points. Teammates Pittsburgh 60, SL John's 59 : CRANFORD By JEFF KNIGHT Oratory at Brearley, 4- competition at the local, district, regional and (164), Elinor Barny (157), Carol Rlley (156), Cindy Fanera and Joanne DeVlto combined Pitt began post-seasori play by edging St. ford High Girls'Basketball Mary Anne Boyle (153). . Date: Tuosday, Feb. 11., state levels. Last year more than 199,000 boys. for 1b more. Mareen Brennan, Maren John's In over-time In a gamo that neither THE CHRONICLE ...'••-, . Cranford at Elizabeth, 4 •/' -'V • • ••• ..•'••• . School girls' . Time: 4 p.m. . • and girls participated In 2996, local, com- Kennedy, Andrea Szymona, Katie McGow- team deserved to lose. The load changed Bowling '"•.•' Garwood Young American basketball Location: Bound Brook High Gym,- petition's. •.',. •! •'. ' ',:• an and Michelle Catena all. played a fine hands with. East Slda vs. Cranford, 3:30 Bowling Alliance • ••' • ••• team scored a MaplqAvonuo - . ... *** " '•.. .•'_.'• gamo. •• • ,'.•,' ' The Cranford. High School swim Fri., Feb. 7 Team Standings . SL Michael's 50, Holy Spirit 40 The Konilworth Little League will be holding Petro Plastics...: , ...:....-. :...;.....,.. 40-23 51-42 victory Boys' Basketball - The Lady Bears ' , ', St. Michael's has strung together five' team handed Plainfield a 118-37 registration for the 1992 season tonight from 7- Garwood Rre Dept '...... 39-24 Georgetown 22, Duke 20 . over Irvington Jonathan Dayton at Brearley, 7. (7-6, 6-3 MVC Valley): . straight victories, edging Holy Spirit of Union.: crushing defeat. The Cougars dom- 9 p.m., tommorrow, Feb. 7, from'5^-7 p.m. and Knights of Cloumbus :..)....36-27 Georgetown toppled Duke from the ranks Girls'Basketball Saturday, Feb. 8 from 10 a.m.-noon; at the Holy Spirit surprised St. Mike's by taking a . Tuesday. The .;•'•'•. inated Plainfield from the start and Rusty's : • -33-30 of the undefeated; and lifted its record to ^-S Brearley at Jonathan Dayton, 7 Kenllworth Recreation Center'. Boys and girls in the process. After staking the Hoyas to a DIANE MATFLERD/THE CHRONICLE 36-35 lead at the end of the third. By St. victory lifted the Cougars record to Swimming • ' Broarloy's offense rofles heavily on fllllnskas Brothers :...... :... .'...... 32-31 wound up only: allowing the Cardi- . living In Kenllworth who will be at least sevens 10-polnt lead at hatttlme,. the Blue Devil A pair of Cranford youngsters go head-to-head during Michael's rallied for a 15-4 fourth quarter. County Tournament, TBA Junior C Trlcla Angllnr (17, points per VFW ^ : •'• 26-34 Brandon R»dd scored 26 points, despite hit- 12-5 on tiie season. nals one first place finish. game), but the Lady Bears also re- years old by July 31 are eligible. Birth certifi- comeback was led by Bethany Ditmar and Wrestling Garwood Auto Parts...... 23-40 1 action In the Cranford Recreation Basketball League. ting Just two of nine from the llnei Adreanne colvo Offensive support from F Sha- cates are required for first time applicants. The Devon Murray with eight and 10 points re- Marano & Sons ::. 23-40 "'.-••-' *** • . • '• • . Senior forward Lisa Punkerton Undon at Cranford, 7:30 .. registration fee Is $30.00. Again this, year a spectively. Christine Schmltt added two for. tense and a fast-break offense ignltod by tho Petrino and Brendan Keeley each scored The opening event was the 200- rlna Wostorn (10 ppg) and Q Karon High Games: Randy Banlc (197)(197)(171), led Cranford with 22 points and 12 TEE-BALL program will be available to young- Duke. The. Hoya defense came Up strohg, backcourt dub of Kevin O'DonheH and SL Michael's 39, Holy Spirit 19 six and Chris McComb dropped in four! yard medley relay in which the Savage (12 assists ppr game). Angllrn Gergory Rybeck (157)(156), Chrlstropher Lele- Andrew Rupple came off the bench to hit "rebounds. Sophomore Jessica Sat., Feb8. and Wostorn netted 20 and 11 points, sters who will be six-years old by July 31..The. especially, Katie McGowan, Cindy Fanara • Patrick Maher. O'Dohnell's quick hands on • St. Mike's started out slowly the first half of team of Aileen Bracuto, Marc Wrestling . bvre (156). Philip Castaldo (136)(113)(112), defense enabled him to score 14 points and the game, only loading by .14-12 at the three of five frpm the iirte; '- : respectively, In tho first, rneotlng be- registration fee. Is $10.00. AppllcatlpnsJolHittle and Megan Zambel, who divided the defen- Dreyer pitched in 20 points and six Sonny Heyder (104), Jennifer •• Evans (131), •: '..•-, ••* -. • . ' • : • Griinberg, Jesse Evans and Dan Cranford at Rosolle Park, 4 . twoon tho toams. League.Queen will be take during registration. sive chores on-Murray and Ditmar; Zambel created transition baskets for the Knlcks. break.The second half saw a totally different rebounds. Katie • Donnelly also Brearley at Arthur Johnson, 1 Girls 7-10-years old are eligible. Anyone who Denlse Wall (107).. . . led trie Hoyas with -10 points and Fanara Maher scored 17 and piled up assists In the ball club on the court, as they outscorod Holy St. Michael's 58, SL Agnes 46 Beams took first with Stepanie High Series: Randy Banlc (562), Gregory Ry- dished out four assists for the Cou- Mon., Feb 10 . : has not returned an All-Slar uniform Is asked to contributed six points, Including two on. a open court.. Mark Saad had his best game Spirit 25-7, bringing their record to 9-1. • St. Michael's winning streak, reached six Kovac, Beth Tarulli, Christine f he Lady.Crusaders beck (421), Mlcheai Palmlsano (403), Philip with six points .arid strong rebounding at Bowling 1 . spectacular basket that, built the 10-polnt Carmine DeNlcola and Terry Donovan led with a victory over St. Agnes Of Clark. Greg gars. • ••"•"• _. • . •'. ' -. (7-e, 4-4 MVC Valley): • dbso. ' •' •• V '.' .•..'•••.• 1 i ; Popchick and Mandie Ross a dose Seton Hall vs. Cranford, 3:30 Castaltjo (361), Jennifer Evans (358), Katie lead. Joanne Plvito added lour points, large- both.ends while dependable Kevin Knight the team's surge by scoring eight points Dorset! returned to action scoring 17 points second,• . Knlerlm (293), Qenlse.Wall (272). . ly on her offensive rebounding and McGow- added eight points on a variety of oHensh/o apiece at the low cost. Ed Epple had six while. Brandon Redd pumped In 22. Chris Natasha Parks scored. 22 points MISCELLANY High Team Game: Rusty's (760). for Irvington, before fouling out TUBS:, Feb. 11'. . Tho playofffibund Lady Crusaders, an contributed a pair. The Blue Dovlls tied moves. Mark SUansen scored six and com- points, while Terrel Lewis had four points. McComb avoided four trouble and had 12 Scott Acampora won the 200-yd Boys' Basketball . who havo won two straight after drop- High Team Series: Rusty's (2239). the gamo at 20-20 in the last two pnlhutes, bined with, Adam Williams who scored two, Joe DeCandla, Rul Fernandez, Paul Herlts, points as St. Michaels lifted its record to.9-2. with 2:36 to go. Dreyer hit two crit- Clark at Cranford, 7:30 " ping throe In a row, have a balanced PAL-Recreatlon Dept visit Nets belore Zambol's layup provided tho winning and John Pedde to shut down the Laker's Kevin Fontana, Don Mahoney, and John • • . - *•*.••.• •. '. freestyle and Justine Evans came scoring, attack which (natures Fs Deb- Inside game. Mlcclo all had two points each. Steve Gach- ical foul shots with 2:20 remaining Bound Brook at Broarloy, 4 The Cranford PAL and the Recreation De- 1 margin. ' . . '.. ( St Michael's 53, St Theresa's 44 in second. Lauren Genovese swam bio Klocz (10.0 ppg) and Jessica Ro- SL Michael's League ko added a point In tho final quarter. St. Girls'Basketball partment are sponsoring a trip to the the Now , • .; • • • *•• ' .' •• ' to tie the game. Dunkerton's bas- Lakers scoring was dominated by "Mr. In- St Mike's winning streak hit seven straight : rrianyszyn (10.8 ppg), while G There- - Jersey, Nets and the Boston Celtics game " Team Standings • Mike's had all players In the scoring column ket with two minutes to go put to victory in the 200 individual Cranford at Clark, 7 -., .• ' 5th-6th Grade Division side" Brian Welngart and "Mr. . Outside" with a victory over St. Teresa of Kenllworth. sa Froligh adds 10.1 a contest. Wednesday, March 25 at 7:30 p.rti. Partici- The Better Half ...47.5-28.5 for the second time this season, medley" and Aileen Bracuto was Broarloy at Bound Brook, 4 ' Celtics 37, Jazz 23 Bob Haber. Welngart scored 17 pn powor The game was competitive from the opening Cranford ahead to stay. pants will receive a free official size Nets' bas- For Better of for Worse : 37.5-38.5 not far bfehind placing second! 1 Contor Steve Gachko scored ea season- moves and offensive rebounds; while Haber •. -.-'. '-.. '. • •**• ' ' tip-off with St. Mikes holding a slim four-point the Skinny: . . ketball and a contribution will be made to. the FaV Side...;'; ....'.....;...... "...... ,36^40 1 Things did'not go as well .last Wed., Feb. 12 high 19 points, to help, tho Celtics defeat the-, launched, somo ..Incredible' swishos torn SL .„„,„..Michael'„ s 32, St Agne„„ s 1.2_ 21-17 lead, at halftlme. Tho court surface was Cranford swept the 50 freestyle Boys'Basketball • Cranford PAL-Recrea(lon for every ticket pur- Ziggy... ;..: ,..;: ..;..:..,..:....;...33-43 •'.' . ' • ' . '• ' ^ •• . JazL Celtics' Gachko and forward Terry downtown. Brfan Harley added two points The Warriors" started"the" gamo" as if they treacherous and led to many turnovers, Late Thursdy against Linden; The Ti- with Jen I'halen taking first, Marc -Brearley aLOratory,-.4..^u: _..,... '. tho game moans nothing as lar.as chased. Tickets cost $16.00 each. To order High Games: Joan Karl (166), Paula Foorst (172), Nora MfcFadden (166), Noreon Cannone Donovan combined tenacious rebounding and some fino ball ball movoment. Tho hus- were on a misston. They took a 9-0 lead In the- In the fpurth quarter Kevin Hopkins made an . gers defeated the Cougars 63-38. Skarecki second and Erin Burke Swimming the playoffs are concerned because tickets or for more Information call:' Chuck " tlirtg defense led by Chris Wp6d, Matt first quarter. By halftlmo,. the score was 19-0. aggressive drive, the the basket crashing into Cranford's Mike Prodllne (right) trtes to pull away from a (166)/: ,.."•.' --.; " •-:•-;•• with smart post-up- play throughput. the Donkertori. led Cranford with' 19 third. ••":.'•.• • •.•'-... "•'' Jonathan.Dayton at Cranford, 4 " the doadllno has passed,'but the Lady Archdeacon at 272-5922 or.Cranford Recre- Walsh, and Shaun Johnson never gave up Tho guards were successful In getting the ball the hstage ahd rjis own teammates In the High Series Joan Karl (171), Noreen Cannono gamo. The Celtics jumpdd out quickly to a' Westfield runner during a dual meet on Monday. Prodline Wrestling . Boars would Ilko to avenge a. 39-33 ation Dept. at 709-7283. .•-.'• and Jon Karmol and Rob Hanson contested down low as the forwards drove for the hoop, possess. Brandon Redd led St. Mikes with points and Dreyer added 10 points (459). 12-4 lead in tho. first quarter, but the of- ' and six rebounds. At the intermission, Cranford won the pole vault, an event In which he finished fourth Elizabeth at Brearlpy, 4 loss Jan. 14 In Konllwprth as Klecz fensive play of Jazz guard Chris Flamlnl and ovbry rebound against bigger opponents; It was also clicking at the olhpr'ond of the 28 points, while Greg borselt added 17, Saturday at the Princeton Invitational. Track tallied 21 and Frellgh 11. BOWLING forward Shaun Weedon had the Jazz to. *** • • ; • court. St.-Agnes had trouble ponotratlrig St. Adreanne Petrino had one and Brendan had- already built a 45-10 lead and Unden-lrvlngton at Cranford, 4 within ono point of tho Celtics midway Michael's defense. The Warriors controlled the Keetey two. Andrew Rupple was sidelined Hillside Avenue PTA Piston's 52, 76ers 32 never looked back-Brian Quigley through tho second . quarter. Tho Celtics boards as well, In this well balanced team with an Injury as the Warriors lifted *'—'their- ). Cranford Bowjlng League ; Team Standings : ' The Pistons got off to a fast start in this Cougar boys members are first year.winter track post-up olfonso, with timely passes by Dono- performance. . record to 10-2. then won the 100 butterfly and Team standings: '. Hillside Angels...... 33.5-20.5 gamo as a result of a balanced scoring at- van to Gachko, couldn't bo stopped by the Steve Gachko scored eight and rebounded • ' , *** Krysia Cierkowski placed third. Cougars runners athletes. They have show, signifi- help the ailing sguad. Victor Dennis-.. : ,....,...97-57 Rowdies.;.....,. .; :, -30-24 tack, which consisted of seven players scor- drop two straight defeats.at the Cranford Sunaco. .'...., .,...'..:. 91-63 Jazz. .' .'•,.-.•''• • v. ing. Tho Pistons wore led by the scoring of well. Carmine DeNlcola scored all of his six Perm State 37, Seton Hall 17 gant improvement, throughout the Newcomers. 27.5-26.5 Dona Pollto scored a game-high 14 points The Cranford High School boys' DAVID Reel Strong Fuel •••••• ;.:...... 90-64 For tho Celtics, Gachko led all scorers point guard Tom Lucash. who tallied 14 points Iri the second quarter. Terry Donovan The. Cougars swept the 100 free- go to Princeton winter. hands of Pin- "We played better one of our bet- Misfits ...... 26-28 as Penn State, behind a 17-point fourth quar- • BREARLEY Horan Lumber 89-6$ with 19, tionovan finished with eight points points. Chris Thee and Joey McComb also scored five points down tow. Kovln Fontana basketball team lost consecutive style with Beams taking first and gry, St. ter efforts of the year," said Goach Mighty Mas ....;. 24-30 and Rul Fernandez hit for four points each, ter, rallied to defeat a talented Seton Hall games last week it see its record By DANIELLE MILLER "The girls', team has competed at Clark Lanes ..;...'...... '; v.'...... 87-68 High Rollers 21-33 and ten assists, Anthony Dllprio pumped In scored In double figures with 11 and ten Allison Brunner and Matt Sciar- Patrick's of Mike Mancino. "It is tough to win Reynolds plumbing ., 83-71 six points, whllo Andrew Mlnltelli and Mike points respectively. Other scorers were Billy from the outside. Terrel Lewis and John MIc- squad. Beth Koehler and Danielle Schlp- fall to 6-11. ' THE CHRONICLE a consistently high level The high- Elizabeth and High Games: Donna Melstrell (188), Barbara clo rounded ou( the scoring with three and pen led the Hall with six and five points rohe getting second and third re- a game now, not too many guys Seney Enterprlzes 82-72 Da Qulno (187), Roe Lutz (160), Nancy Alexo Daly each had a basket. Celtics Kevin DISI- Harnett, Dan Vaupel, Brian Golden, and light of the season came when they mone, Ben Grad, and Ray Weigel played two points. Joe DeCandla and Donny Ma- respectively, but the Nlttany Lion defense led spectively. Scott Acampora won St. Mary's of are looking for the ball with the HullViccl..... :...... 82-72 (159).. ! Jason Colanerl, who totalled eight, four, Kenya Capers scored nine of his , placed second in the county relays Pheonlx Jewelers .....;. .'...... ;..... 80-74 solid delenso. The Jazz were led by Flamlni two, and three points respectively. Brian Sul- honey collected many rebounds. Paul Herlts by Chanel Curtis, Amy Grobe, Julie Klamle the 500 freestyle and Popchick was Elizabeth. one minute." High Series: Donna Melstrell (542), Barbara and Ed Epple closed many lanes pn would be and Erin Sharkey held Seton Hall to seven 20 points in the first quarter as 12- to Plainfield. Moreover we have Cranford Elks...... 80-74 and Weedpn with eight points each, Jasdn livan arid Tommy Unish shared several re- The Cranford High School win- Da Qulno (476), Mary Ann Pastuzyn (436), St. Agnes'drives. points In the second, half. Lori Pollto and not far behind in second. The relay The Bears'fu-: D&M Meats...... :.... ,.....;..; 77-77 Harris pumped In (Our, Tom Slnnot had a. bounds and played on well on defense for 3 Irvington came out of the gate ter track had an impressive', show- two individual county champions ; Leading Pingry were Allan Don- Nancy Alexo (433), Mary Carvalho (419). . 'i' Melissa Murray tallied six and four points In of Amy Hegna, Jeff Knight, tility mark now stands at 0-17. Modern Barbor Shop 73-81 basket, and Donnlo Mahoney had a point. the Pistons. • . quickly to establish a 28-8 first- ing at the Princeton Invitational • pn the girls team: Leah • Hunt in rtelly and. Ali Kahn, who scored 17 the first half to give Stale a 14-10 lead. State Skarecki and Evans took first in : Mason Limp;...... ;...... '. .73-81 16. Sterling . . •*** ' .'•' The 76ers rallied for 16 points In the last St. Theresa's 25, St. Michael's 20 quarter lead en route to a 83-39 the two-mile and Christi White in Brearley came close on Tuesday ma|nla|ned a four-polnt lead until the fourth . Saturday. •'.":.. and 15 points each., '•'•''•' . Just For Kicks; ;...... 72-82 17. Mendham ' ' , • Bullets 46, Bulls 23 quarter of play make a run at the Pistons. St. Mike's suffered It's secondloss of the victory Tuesday. Senior forward the 200 free and the team Of Dai-1 quarter. vicky Hynes, Katie Snyder and Jumping with a nagging heel in- the high jump. . night falling to St. Mary's 4341. .TojIEngel.. ;...... ;...... -71-63 18. St. Rose'(Betmar) tho Bullots won thoir sixth game of the The 76ers were led by Matt Rausch who Season at the hands of St. Theresa's. The chi Iada Sciarrohe, Nicole Magu- -n^ shekady scored ^,0 pointp s each for Sean Slattery paced the Cougars v Bob Szewczyk had given the Hill- In Elizabeth Friday night, Brear- Cathy's Coramlcs.....; ; ....68^6 19. Manasquan season- against a stubborn Bulls team.; Four poured In a season high 12 points. Also Warriors wore lad by the guards Terrel Lew- y jury The' Cougars Kristi White | s ,o With 22 points. ire and. Grunberg finished second. ley was trounced 79-29, by St. Painting Plus 68-88 20. Plscataway •'.--. • . • players scored In doublo ligures. Chris Vlt- scoring for the 76ors were Dave Pean, with sis and Kevin Fontana who. scored six and state Round ng out tne Penn sta took first place in the high jump toppers a 43-39 lead with 24 secT |, | Patrick's. Brearley was shut out of Cap-Cadocs... '..'...:...... 65^9 • titoe led the olfensivo charge with 14 points. 11 points and Chris Sallee,'Kqvin Fontana, four points respectively from-the outside. Un- ^'t'^andwero Lor: i MePoiitsso a tallied"io'poin'tsMurray had . n no despite a nagging heel, injury. onds to go. But junior guard Jeff Robby Hubbuch was close behind with -12 r Last Thursday Cranford dropped : Bracuto won the 100 backstroke Breariey boys the scoring in the first quarter 0-16. Rowe's Sunaco 63-91 New Jersey Wrestling Top 20 . and Tyler Ward chipping In four, three, and demeath, Steven Gachko had thrde points, ^ ,** a 68-49 decision to 15-1 Linden. with Quigley taking second while, . White won with a leap of 5-2. Valez, who led the Bears with 24 MoHknr Rharkey 52-102 (Selected by Sports In The USA's panel of points,'while Joey MUccia and Adam Buc- two points respectively. Brian Turowskl did Joe DeCandla, Don Mahoney, and Terry oi».u..«~i, an ci ink... «a points, hit a jumper to bring his The score stood at 34-13 at half- 600 series: Jim Meywood high school and college coaches as well as ciarelll netted ten points apiece. Muccia and a good |ob offensively as the point guard Waliyy Dixon paced the Tigers Kelly Imus swam to a second place Mike Prodiline led the boys Donovan had two points apiece. Rul Feman- p,"*gg ™st SeasOn play by edg- remain winless team within two with five seconds time, with St. Pat's in the lead.* (243)(182)(219j(644), Ed Stoeger state-wide sports media personnel) Hubbuch controlled the boards combining forthe76ers. < dex had a foul shot and workod well with P'ntsS with_ 25 points. Rodney Zamor finish in the 100 breast. The final team clearing the pole vault bar at (158)(226)(244)(628), .Anthony Martlghettl for 32 rebounds. Bucclarelli and Hubbuch ing t-. Jefferson .. • . *.*•' ' ' . Carmine DeN^ola filling In at tho guard posN « ^ ^ SL John's Junior Jeff Valez hit for ten points, ran. the offense assisting on most of Vlt- h scored eight of his 14 points in the event was the 400" freestyle in 11-6 to take fourth place. .The,boys (234)(230)(147)(611), Chick Ohanlon 2. Phlllipsburg Trallblazers 42, Nets 34 tlons. John Mlcclo, Paul Herlts, and Ed ^ ^n, yince By JESSICA BROOKS leading the Brearley scorers. (167) (244) (200) (611), Vic Mason tltoe's baskets. Alan Trzuskoskl contributed r(jceh/ed e(torts cenJer second period when Linden went were also impressive in the 4x220 3. Brick Memorial On Saturday tho Trailblazors defeated the which the team of Hegna, Acam- THE CHRONICLE Pingry beat the Bears 63r41 (197)(200)(205)(602)...... with lino all-around team play, grabbing two Currid and point guard Brendan Kaeley. 4. Somervllle Nots In a fast paced game that resembled a on a 22-11 run. Senior Ken Majors pora, Phalen and Jesse Evans took taking first place in their heat in a Thursday afternoon. Junior Lou St. Pat's high scorer was 6'7" 200 series: James Hook (204), Ed Pawlowskl key defensive plays In the first half. Currid scored 37 points and dominated the 5. Paulsboro • football contest at times. Hustling.efforts on who has been ln|ured, will be ready for the led the Cougars with 14 points, first and Knight, Justin Evans, time of 138.1. Charles Lott, who scored 30 points* (224), Kevin Forrestal (210), George Thomp- oKonslve boards and Keeloy scored 13 Kruk was Brearley's leading scor- 6. Highland Regional Tho Bulls wore led by Jeff Tlerney, who both loams resulted in players' crashing and St Patrick's game on Friday. points and controlled the ball against full while forward Sean Slattery added Beams, and Jason Sciarrone got son (203), Doc Dllorenzo (212), Mike Armus 7. St Benedict's Prep "The boys' team is very young," and helped St. Pat's stretch then- put on an amaxirtg shooting display, netting diving (or loosa balls. For the Trailblazors, '••'.'• • •*•• .-.''•.. The David Brearley High School ing; netting 12! points. Junior Vic- (202), J|m Callander (233), Mike Pechlllo court pressure. Dave Feder socred five and 8. Randolph • all 23 of his team's points. Tlerney was dou- Chris Baran, Jay Whalen, Tim Stlyer, Rob 12. second. ' Said-Granford Coach Ray White. boys' basketball 'team remained tor Gomes and Valez scored five lead 61-22, after outscoring Brear- (217)(201), Phil Zambell (219), Dbug Albert 7th-8th Grade Division Bo Macksoud and Pete Lyons had two 9. St Joseph Regional (Montvale) ble teamed throughout the entire gamo. Segear, and Eric Schrelber scored 15, 12, ley 27-3. •••••.. (211), Lou Rlzzo (227)(204), Pat Topotro (216). . Notre Dame 32, Rutgers 28 each for St. John's. "Twenty-fhree out of 27 team winless, after suffering successive and four points respectively, to 10. Eastern Regional Geoff Rood and Tommy Connolly took caro sovon, six, and four points respectively. Mark Jim Kuhleweln (226), Carmine Vecchlo (200), After falling behind by a 6-0 margin In the 11. Pennsyllle . .... • of the ball handling duties, with James, Doty, Rlccl, James'Rlchardella, Brian Reppert, Rich Klckenwota (207), Tom Rotella (208), " first'quarter,' Notre Dame regalnod It's compo- 12. Madison Central Dave Paulak, John Bablnoau, Brett and Andrew Coci all played extremely woll In Pete Mastrostofan (201)(228), Bob Mason 13. Delaware Valley -••..-..- Gurney, and Ethan Goldborgor contributing the Trailblazors victory. For tho Nats, Matt sure to post a hard fought 32-28 victory over a Paul Whltehurs„,„„,„„„, t stscore,UIHUd aa aumcareer-hig^^n h 1,„6 (202), Ron Gable (211), Tony Lopez Impression." ••'•'.. • " V \ .'•• in the big leagues, working while he developed close personal relation- the video, and 20 percent is the worjd that base- 14. Parslppany fine all-around team play. . Porter led with 16 points, Mark Ivory had very strong Rutgers squad and won for its fifth olnjs; ,nclud,ng somo b,g baskots ?n tn0 (216)(204). • did to give his fellow Negro League ships with several former Negro bail is a part of," says Dr. Hogan. "It's 15. Gartleld .•** six, Rob Orsini had four, Dereck Brooks tlrne^n the last six games. ^ final minute, for Pitt. Brian Maher scored 26 In addition to these two squads; the "We hope it will air In the spring on 16. North Hunterdon and Pat Burke had two points each. Also Abby Dreyer led tho Irish with a so^d 8 • , Hogan stars the recognition they deserved. League players. a connection to the world. It is not just Uvlngston-Walnut League Knlcks S3, Lakers 29 seve n |n $ first truly professional black team public television," he says. "I have the 17. Lenape . hustling for tho Nots woro Jon Morris, pont gamo. Gretchen Legion Wiled _ 10. ^ , , great feats with balls going over walls Team Standings The Knlcks started slowly, but ovontually (|e d N|am Ka8|raH and (Continued from page B-l) played out of Trenton in the 1880s as "We, as a society, have never really "I've met some Negro League ball- expectation of doing a book on thra 18. Belleville , out dlslancod the Lakers with scrambling do- James Pfloffor, and Scott Ivory. scored (our polnls each but a communal and political history Crlsp-X..; 93-33 19. Hunterdon Central predecessor of the Harlerrj Globe- the original Cuban Giants. According transcended racism," says Dr. Hogan. players and we've become dose subject someday but that's a good ^£^&£$£& -: as well." Fruity Pebbles 88-38 20. Fair Lawn trotters, the Harlem Renaissance Five, to br. Hogan, they were not part of a "But, the men who played baseball friends," he says. "There are sb many ways down the road. I am Into the Fruits Looped 84-42 perhaps the greatest team of the league, but the team 'barnstormed' transcended It. they realized their full people that I've become close to and video end right now and hope to do a While the. Negro League players Mini Buns ..75-51 1920s and 1930s. They won several arid made a living playing ball. potential arid led rewarding lives. They they all have a great deal of charac- video on the Harlem Renaissance were heroes In their own community, Triples 73-53 Magic Stars.... : 72-54 head-to-head match-ups with the ,ter." , ••••• •••:""- Five." "We can trace black baseball back took their talent and carried it further they did not receive national ac- Frosted Flakes 60-66 Boston Celtics, who even then were than they were told they could." ceptance and admiration until recent Boo Berries... 55-71 intp the 1860s with Philadelphia Pithe- Currently Dr. Hogan, with the as- Dr. Hogan also has a vast collection 1 MOVIE TIMES FEBRUARY 7 THROUGH FEBRUARY 13 basketball's standard-bearers. Five of years. Nut N Honey 45-81 the six living "Rens" wili be guests ons, who played out of a black social . Dr. Hogan organized his first base- sistance of former Negro '• League of photographs and memorabilia that Klx...... 43*3 and speakers at the Harper's Ferry club in' the latter 1860s and ,1870s," ball history conference at UCC In pitcher Max Manning, Is involved In a will be exhibited this spring at the "The Negro League players were Honey Nuts i -.. 43^3 symposium. says Dr. Hogan. "Blacks were inte- 1984 and Is now a senior history pro- project to renovate an Atlantic City Baseball Hall of Fame Library and Art heroes," says Dr. Hogan. "They Lucky Charms :.... 25-101 grated into white leagues, for awhile, fessor at the college. He was born field named after John "Pop" Lloyd, a Gallery In Cooperstown, N.Y. His arti- basked In the limelight of their local High games: E. Palmer (192), C. Montgomery facts have been shown previously at (181 , D. Woiclak (181), P. ElKoury (180)(167), CAPSULE REVIEWS OF CURRENT FILMS IN THIS WEEK'S In terms of Dr. Hogan's work with as early as 1872 when Bud Fowler and raised In Stamford, Ct but he, his former Negro League star for the Bac- communities. Uke In Newark, the Ea- L ElKoury (180), M. Chlllnskl (178) (166), L Weekend baseball, the Negro Leagues' New played with a .team in organized, pro- wife Sally and their three children carat Giants. They hope to raise the Newark Public Library and in Bal- gles were really something special." Nielsen (176), M. Rlmll (171), C. llg (166), M. - 990 Stuyvesant Ave., Union Saturday 1 p.m., 3:25 p.m., 5:10 p.m., 7:50 p.m. Monday- Jersey roots are the most fascinating fessional baseball." _, • have lived In the borough since 1977, $400,000 in the coming months to timore. . • Mundy. 12:20 a.m. 7:20 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Sunday: Monday through Thursday: 8 Even though professional baseball •Beauly and the Beast (G) Fri- 1:50 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7 p.m., p.m. (908) 686-4373 5:35 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 9:35 Thursday: 5:30 p.m., 7:50 area for him. ' when he began teaching at UCC. finish the project. High series: M. Mundy (468), P. ElKoury •Call theater for showtlmes. p.m. Sunday 1 p.m., 3:25 p.m. . At his house, Dr. Hogan has two Is Integrated now, Dr. Hogan believes (466), M. Chlllnski (464), L. ElKoury (459), C. day-Thursday: 1 p.m., 3 p.m., i 9:20 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7 BROOK THEATRE According to Dr. Hogan, some out- \p.m., 9:30 p.m. 10 Hamilton St., Bound Brook FIVE POINTS CINEMA p.m., 5:35 p.m., 7:30 p.m., •Shining Through (R) Friday: 5 Mrs. Hogan is the executive director Montgomery (457). 4:45 p.m., 6:30 p.m. "I had no Idea that kind of pres- standing athletes who played Negro seats from Roosevelt Stadium in Jer- that racism still exist In. the game. • •Father of the Bride (PG) Fri- (908) 469-9665 327 Chestnut St., Union 9:40 p.m. Monday-Thursday; p.m., 7:20 p.m., 10:10 p.m. of the Rahway YMCA, and their chil- In addition to the symposium and Notes: Star-L Nielsen (38), Skunk- J. Malor (- •Bugsy (R) Friday-Thursday: ence existed In the state," he says. League baseball In New Jersey went his work in Atlantic City, Dr. Hogan Is sey City, which was torn down several "There Is still racism in baseball, 1:20 p.m., 4:05 p.m., 7 p.m., day, Saturday: ,1:45 p.m., •Father of the Bride (PG) Fri- (908) 964-9633 7:30 p.m., 9:40 p.m. Saturday: 1:10 p.m., 4:10 dren t have all been through or are 25). 3:50 p.m., 6 p.m., 8:05 p.m., day, Saturday: 5:30 p.m., •Call theater for showtimes. •Father- or" the Bride (PG) Fri- p.m., 7:10 p.m., 10:10 p.m. "The Newark Eagles in the 1930s and on to have outstanding major league working as the executive producer of years ago. Baseball fans may remem- especially in the area of blacks in 9:50 p.m. Late show Friday going' through the Scotch Plalns- ber the Jersey City ballpark as the site Schedules may be changed and Saturday at 12:30 a.m. 10:15 p.m. Sunday: 2:05 7:30 p.m. Sunday: 3:30 p.m., GENERAL CINEMA day 7:30 p.m., 9:35 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m., 3:20 p.m., 1940s, led by Monte Irvin, Ray Dan- careers. One was Monte Irvin, a 1937 Fanwood school system. a video documentary based on his executive positions," he says. "But I Brookslde P.T.A. League by the theater at the last mo- •JFK (R) Friday-Thursday: 1:15 p.m., 4:40 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m, Wednesday, Thurs- BLUE STAR Saturday, Sunday: 1:15 p.m., 5:40 p.m., 8:20 p.m. Monday- dridge and Larry Doby, and the 'Bac- graduate'of East Orange High School, work. He Is being assisted by Thomas of Jackie Robinson's first game as an am always cheered by the changes in Team Standings ment. p.m., 4:45 p.m., 8:15 p.m. 9:35 p.m. Monday-Thursday: day: 7:30 p.m. Route 22 Wost, Watchung 3:15 p.m., 5:15 p.m., 7:45 Thursday: 5:30 p.m., 8:10 Lucky Charms...... '. • 24.5-17.5 7:05 p.m., 9:10 p.m. carat Giants out of Atlantic City were who was "best schoolboy athlete in As a result of his work and ex- Guy, of Gateway Cable in Newark,- integrated professional baseball. my lifetime because that is a re- Late show Friday and Saturday GENERAL CINEMA (§08) 322-7007 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Monday- p.m. Just Right 24-18 MIDDLESEX at 11:45 p.m. •The Hand That Rocks the Cra- BRIDGEWATER COMMONS •Call theator for showtlmes. Thursday: 7:45 p.m., 9:45 •Fried Green Tomatoes (PG- the two'pro teams that made a lasting the state." Mr. Irvin eventually played pertise in this field, Dr. Hogan has warding aspect." Nut n' Honey 23.5-18.5 dle (R) Friday, Satuiday:-l:10 • who is the producer and director of "The exhibit is 80 percent baseball AMBOY MULTIPLEX •Father of the Bride (PG) Fri- Routes 22 & 202-206 LINDEN F1VEPLEX p.m.' 13) Friday: 5 p.m., 7:20 p.m., Trlx 23-19 Routes 9 & 35, Sayrovlllo p.m., 3:20 p.m., 5:35 p.m., Bridgewater 400 North Wood Ave., Lindon •The Rocky Honor Picture 10 p.m. Saturday: 1:10 p.m., day-Thursday: 1:10 p.m., 3:20 7:45 p.m., 10 p.m. Sunday: 2 Froot Loops • 21-21 (908) 721-3400 (908) 725-1161 (908) 925-9787 Show (R) Saturday at mid- p.m^, 5:40 p.m., 7:50 p.m., p.m., 4:10 p.m., 7:25 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:10 p.m., 9:50 p.m. Choerlos 18-24 •Final Analysis (R) Friday- •Grand Canyon (R), Friday, Sat- •Final Analysis (R) Friday. 7;2O night. 10:5X1 p.m. Late show Friday 9:35 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7 Sunday: 1 p.m., 3:20 p.m., Klx..... • •• J8-24 Thursday: 1:30 p.m., 4:10 and Saturday at 12:15 a.m. urday: 12:30 p.m., 3:50 p.m., p.m., 9:45 p.m. Saturday, 5:40 p.m., 8:20 p.m. Monday- p.m., 9:10 p.m. 7 p.m., 10 p.m. Sunday- RIcoKrlsples : -16-26 p.m., 7:15 p.m., 9:55 p.m. CINEPLEX OOEON ' Sunday: 1:45 p.m., 4:30 p.m., HUNTERDON Thursday: 5:30 p.m., 8:10 •Grand Canyon (R) Friday, Sat- • Thursday: 12:30 p.m., 3:50 High ganws: Trudy Hurley (183,142), Franclne Late show Friday and Saturday' MENLO PARK MALL 7:20 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Monday- p.m. urday; 1:30 p.m., 4:05 p.m., p.m., 7 p.m., 9:50 p.m. Thursday: 7:15 p.m.,'9:30 CINEMA PLAZA F1VEPLEX Loddy (169), Linda Brlblesca (168,161,147), . at 12:20 a.m. Route 1 South, Edison •Tho Hand That Roctethe Cra- 6:40 p.m., 9:15 p.m. Sunday: •Shining Through (R) Friday, p.m. Routo 202-31, Remington Natalie Mahoney (167,159), Janet Mllwlcz 'Medicine Mon (PG-13) (908) 321-1412 dle (R) Friday: 5:10 p.m., 7:40 HIGH SCHOOL Friday-Thursday: 1 p.m., 3:05 1:20 p.m., 4 p.m., 6:30 p.m., Saturday: 1:10 p.m., 4:10 (908) 782-2777 (162), Betty Dogenhardt (160,159), Helen Baer •Call theater for showtifnos. •Beauty and tho Beast.(G) Fri- p.m., 10:20 p.m. Saturday: p.m., 5:10 p.m., 7:15 p.m., 9:05 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 8 p.m., 7:10 p.m., 10:15 p.m. •Hook (PG) Friday, Monday- (152,145), Roseann Aagaard (151), Trlcla Furl- GENERAL CINEMA day, Monday-Thursday: 7 p.m. 1:20 p.m., 5 p.m., 7:30 p.m., ATHLETE OF THE MONTH 9:30 p.m. Lato show Friday p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 1:10 p.m., Thursday: 7 p.m. Saturday, EFIKERS ATHLETE OF THE WEEK EFIKQ& no (148), Irene Weiss (145). BRUNSWICK SQUARE Saturday, Sunday. 1 p.m., 10 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m., 3:30 and Saturday at 11:40 p.m. 4:10 p.m., 7:10 p.m., 10 p.m. Sunday: 2 p.m., 7 p.m. High series: Linda Brlblosca (476), Natalie Ma- Brunswick Square Mall •Beauty and tho Seas! (G) Fri- 2:35 p.m., 6:45 p.m. (as picked by the sports staff of Forbes Newspapers) (as picked by the sports staff of Forbes Newspapers) «/nto Iho Sun (R) Friday- . •JFK (R) Friday, Saturday: 1 •Grand Canyon (R) Friday- p.m., 6 p.m., 8:20 p.m. Mon- honey (437), Helen Baer (436), Trudy Hurley Route 18, East Brunswick day, Saturday: 1:30 p.m., •The Addams Family (PG-13) Thursday: 8:15 p.m., 10:20 p.m., 6:30 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Thursday: 9:25 p.m. day-Thursday: 5:50 p.m.,. 8:10 (436), Franclne Leddy (419). (908) 238-2998 3:20 p.m., 5:10 p.m., 7 p.m. Friday, Monday-Thursday. 8:30 p.m. Lato show Friday and Sunday-Thursday: 1 p.m., •Boauly and the Beast (G) Fri- p.m. Notes: Hurley and Mahonoy both bowled a •JFK (R) Friday, Monday- Sunday: 1:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m., p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 4:30 Saturday at 12:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m., 8 p.m. day, Monday-Thursday: 7:10 •JFK (R) Friday 5 p.m., 8:40 turkeys. Ruby Kleesplos had 6-7. Thursday: 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 6 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7 p.m., 8:30 p.m. "Shining Through (R) Friday- •Hook (PG) Friday-Thursday: p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2:15 , p.m. Saturday: 12:30 p.m., Sunday: 1 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 8 p.m. •The Hand That Rocks the Cra- KRISTEN SOMOGYI Thursday: 1:25 p.m., 4:05 12:40 p.m., 3:40 p.m., 6:50 p.m., 7:10 p.m. 3:40 p.m., 7:10 p.m., 9:30 *** p.m. •The Prince of Tides (R) Friday, dle (R) Friday: 7:30 p.m., 9:45 TRICIA ANGLIWI p.m., 7 p.m., 9:50 p.m. Lato p.m., 10 p.m. p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 1 •The Prince of Tides (R) Friday- p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m., 4:40 Senior St. Peter's •Father of the Bride (PG) Fri- Saturday: 8:45 p,m. Sunday: Monday Senior League show Friday and Saturday at •Father of the Bride (PG) Fri- p.m., 3:05 p.m., 5:05 p.m., Thursday: 9 p.m. p.m., 7:30 p.m. Monday- day, Monday-Thursday: 7 p.m., 7:45 p.m. Monday-Thursday: Team Standings: 12:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Monday- •Shining Through (R) Friday, Thursday: 7:20 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Sunday. 8:40 p.m. ' day-Thursday: 1:20 p.m., 4 Bubblos 86-54 p.m., 7:15 p:m., 9:30 p.m. . Thursday: 7:30 p.m., 9:30 Monday-Thursday: 7:10 p.m., •Beauty and the Beast (G) Fri- Trlclaa, a junior at David Brearley High The 5-foot-5 guard has been attracting nation- •Fried Green Tomatoes (PG- 1:30 p.m., 4 p.m., 7 p.m., LOEWS ROUTE 18 3C's and 10 80-53 'Beauty and the Beast (G) Fri- p.m. 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2 day: 5:40 p.m. Saturday: 1 wide attention for her basketball scoring ex- 13) Friday-Thursday; 1:45 9:30 p.m. East Brunswick School•I, Is the center t)ri*trie girls" basketball' Straight Arrows • 83-57 day-Thursday: 12:15 p.m., p.m., 7:10 p.m., 9:30 p.m. • p.m., 2:40 p.m., 4 p.m., 5:40 p.m., 4:25 p.m.; 7:10 p.m., GENERAL CINEMA (908) 254-9000 •Shining Through (R) Friday: ploits during the past several weeks. On Jan. 17 Bail Bustors •'.-' -• ; 79-61. 2:15 p.m., 4:15 p.m., 6:15 •Father of" the Bride (PG) Fri- p.m. Sunday: i:20 p.m., 3:40 team. Angllm Is averaging, 17 points per 9:50 p.m. Lato show Friday WOODBRIDOE •Call theator for showtimos, 7:10 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Satur- Who , ' 78-62 p.m., 8 p.m. day, Monday-Thursday: 7:20 p.m., 6 p.m. Monday- she established the state girls career scoring and Saturday at 12:20 a.m. Routes 1-9 & 35 MOVIE CITY 5 day, Sunday: 1:30 p.m., 4:15 game and scored 16 In the Bears 47-26 win Polish Powor 7S65 p.m., 9:15 p.m. Saturday, Thursday: 6 p.m. "The Hand That Rocks Ihe Cra- Woodbriduo EAST BRUNSWICK •Fried Green Tomatoes (PG- p.m., 7:10 p.m., 9:45 p.m. record and Saturday she set the all-time career Wo Don't Care 72-68 Sunday; 2:20 p.m., 7:20 p.m., •Tho Prince of Tides (R) Friday: over St. Marys. dle (R) Friday-Thursday: 1:15 (908) 636-4566 Routo 18, East Brunswick 13) Friday, Saturday: 12:15 Monday-Thursday: 7:10 p.m., 9:15 p.m. scoring standard by passing the total of 3310 Super Six : .- 67-73 p.m., 3:25 p.m., 5:35 p.m., 8 •Juice (R) Friday, Monday- (908)T 257-5555 p.m., 2:50 p.m., 5:20 p.m., 8 9:30 p.m. 5 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 10 p.m. Pluggors • • 60-80 •Call thoator for showtimos. p.m., 10:30 p.m. Sunday- •Sfar Trek VI: The Undiscov- Saturday: 1 p.m., 4:20 p;m., set by her father, John, In the late 1960s. Somo- 3 87 p.m., 10:20 p.m. Lato show Thursday: 7:45 p.m., 10 p.m. •Bugsy (R) Friday, Monday- Hoy you. S " Friday and Saturday at 12:30 Saturday, Sunday: 1:30 p.m., MOVIE CITY S Thursday: 12:15 p.m., 2:50 ered Country (PG) Friday, Mon- Thursday. 7 p.m., 9:25 p.m. 7:20 p.m., 10 p.m. Sunday: gyl also poured in 48 points against Si Mary's Hookers 52-88 a.m. 3:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 7:45 WOODBRIDGE p.m., 5:20 p.m., 8 p.m., day-Thursday: 7:15 p.m. Sat- Saturday, Sunday: 2 p.m., 7 1:30 p.m., 5 p.m., 8:10 p.m, Route 1 South a Gill Lane 10:15 p.m. last Friday and is averaging 40.2 per game for Lucky Strlko 34-106 "Fmejack (R) Friday-Thursday: p.m., 10 p.m. urday, Sunday: 1 p.m., 5 p.m., p.m., 9:25 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 5:30 p.m., High Games: Don Wlddows (219)(237), F. Isulln GENERAL CINEMA 7:15 p.m. the unbeaten New Brunswick parochial school. 1 p.m., 3:15 p.m., 5:30 p.m., •Freejack (R) Friday, Monday- HUNTERDON THEATER 8 p.m. Mlmlnov (185)(204)(236), • F. Vlteka 7:50 p.m., 10:20 p.m. Lato Thursday: 7:20 p.m., 9:30 (908) 382-5555 RUTGERS PLAZA •Kuffs (PG-13) Friday, Routo 31, Flomineton •Bugsy (R) Friday: 5 p.m., (182)(207)(210), B. Blsho (195)(202), T. Con- show Friday and Saturday at p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2 •Call thoator for showtimosi. Eastoii Avd., Somorsot Monday-Thursday: 9:15 p.m. (908) 782-4815 7:20 p.m., 10 p.m. Saturday way (201), Al Judd (196), Bill Simpson (195), 12:30 a.m. p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:20 p.m., MOVIE CITY 6 (908) 828-8787 Saturday, Sunday: 3 p.m., •Final Ariutysls (R) Friday- 1 p.m., 4 p.m., 7 p.m., 9:50 •Call theater for showtimos. A Kulukowskl (192), J. Erlu (191), C. Dlakort • Tho Prince ol Tides (R) Friday- 9:30 p.m. Oak Treo Center 9:15 p.m. Thursday: 7 p.m., 9:15 p.m. p.m. Sunday: 1:30 p.m., 5:10 GENERAL CINEMA (102)(18.t)(189), C. Nlodlingor (189), D. Muollar Thursday: 1:20 p.m., 4:10 KENDALL PARK CINEMAS 1665 Oak Treo Rd., Edison LOST PICTURE SHOW p.m., 7:50 p.m. Monday- (176)(188), Flo Bablnoc (182), Fablo (180), SlfJ p.m., 7 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Lato Routo 27, Kandall Paik (908) 549-6666 SOMERVILLE CIRCLE 2395 Spiingfiold Avo., Union Thursday; 5:30 p.m., 8 p.m. Soralin (178), J. Hollorback (176). show Friday and Saturday at (908) 422-2444 •Call thoator for showtimos. Routes 28 & 202-206, Raritan (908) 964-4497 MORRIS •Fieejack (R) Friday: 5 p.m., " YOUR High Series: Mlminov (B^S), Widdowa (608), 12:20 a.m. •Shining Through (R) Friday, UA MIDDLESEX MALL (908) 526-0101 • "Call theater for showtimos. 7:40 p.m., 10:10 p.m. Satur- AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 Vltoka (599), Bisho (571), Dlakon (555), Judd lladloy & Stolton roads •Call thoator for showtimos. NEW PARK CINEMA day: 2:50 p.m., 5:10 p.m., *Hook (PG) Filday-Thursday: Saturday: 1:50 p.m., 4:25 72 Hoadqyartors Pluza (531), Conway (530), Ktilifkowskl (521), Simp- p.m., 6:55 p.m., 9:30 p.m. South Plainfield MONTGOMERY 23 West Wusttleld Ave. 7:30 p.m., 10:10 p.m. Sun- 1:35 p.m., 4:15 p.m., 7 p.m. Monlstown • SPORTING GOODS aon (521), Muollor (522), Erla (500). «Ku/rs (PG-13) Friday- Sunday: 1:20 p.m., 4 p.m., (908) 753-2246 • CENTER THEATER Vloselle Park day: 1:10 p.m., 5:50 p.m., 8 (201) 292-0606 6:35 p.m., 9:05 p.m. Monday- •Call thoator for showtimos. Routes 206 & 518, Rocky Mill (908) 241-2525 p.m. Monduy-Thursday: 5:50 Thursday: 3:05 p.m., 9:50 •Final Analysis (R) Friday: 5 SINCE ++* p.m. Lato show Friday and Thursday: 8 p.m. (609) 924-7444 •Call theater for showtimos. p.m., 8:10 p.m. p.m., 7:30 p.m., 10:10 p.m. Saturday ut midnight. •Modlclno Man (PG-13) Fri- •Call theater for showtimos, UA RIALTO TRIPLEX •Hjrd Promises (PG) Friday: COMPLEX Gurwood Woman's Longuo SOMERSET Saturday: 1:20 p.m., 4:20 1909 •Juice (R) Friday-Thursduy: day, Saturday: 2:05 p.m., 250 East Broad St. 7:50 p.m., 10 p.m. Saturday: ' Team Standings - p.m., 7:20 p.m., 10:10 p.m. 1:10 p.m., 5:10 p.m., 7:20 4:10 p.m., 6:10 p.m., 8:20 BERNARDSVILLE CINEMA Wostfiold 7:30 p.m., 10:30 p.m. Sun- 513 W. UNION AVE. (RT. 28) E.Z. Sockota 94.5-45.5 UNION Sunday: 1 p.m., 3:10 p.m., p.m., 9:30 p.m. Lato show Fri- p.m., 10:30 p.m. Sunday: Route 202, Dornnrdsvllle • (908) 232-1288 day: 8:10 p.m. Monday- Jo Nick Carpols • • • 88.S-S1.5 5:40 p.m., 8:10 p.m. Monday- duy and Saturday at 11:45 1:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 5:40 (908) 766-0357 CINEPLEX ODEON CRANFORD •Call theater for ahowtlmos. Thursday: 8 p.m. BOUND BROOK, NEW JERSEY Marano & Sons i- 82-58 Thursday: 5:40 p.m.,.8 p.m. p.m. p.m., 7:45 p.m., 9:50 p.m. •Tho Pitnco of Titles (D) Frukiy: 25 North Avo. West WESTFIELD TWIN CINEMA CINEMA 206 TWIN •Hook (PG) Friday: 5 p.m., Gurwood Rost 78-62 Monday-Thursday: 7:20 p.m., 7:20 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Satur- Crnnforcl 138 Central Avo., Wostfiold Routo 206, Chester •Grand Canyon (R) Friday- 7:30 p.m., 10 p.m. Saturday: 201-356-0604 K & B Wokilno 64.5-75.5 9:30 p.m. day: 2 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:20 (908) 2/6-9120 (908) 654-4720 (908) 879-4444 Thursday: 1:20 p.m., 4:10 1:10 p.m., 4:10 p.m., I- p\m., Odds N Ends 61-79 •Flnul Analysis (R) Friday, Sat- p.m., 9:45 p.m. Sunday: 2 •Call thoator for showtimos. •Mixtano Man (PG-13) Fri- •Call theater (or showtimos. Mon., Tues. Thurs., Fri. 8:30 AM to 9 PM p.m., 7 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Lato 9:56 p.m. Sunday: 1:20 p.m., Giirwood Lnnoa 50.5-89.5 show Friday and Saturday nt urday: 2:30 p.m., 4:55 p.m., p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:20 pirn. CINEPLEX ODEON UNION day: 7:45 p.m., 9:45 p.m. SPORTING GOODS CO. O Wed, & Sat. 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM

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Dryer, 469-3230, ask for Joyce. crafts, paintings, etc., etc. Shop, 17 Division St., chair, beige & blue, very nancially secure SWM, board games (not head 3397 in a good book, enjoys for friendship and/or rela- come. Relpy ext. 3389 Call today for full details ing, sports, rock & roll & tionship. If you're tired of concerts and dancing for SWF between 25-37 1030 past to convince you ofpublished after the favor $65. Stove, $75. Refrig- Custom work avail: alter- Somerville. Mon.-Sat., good cond,. $450/B0Call mld-30's, blonde hair, games). Interest Include quiet evenings at home. foreign films, Is politically for friendship or relation- your future and the ability Is granted. C.A.R. 908-806-8208 LIVINO. RM— Country ations, floral designs, up- 469-3323 after 5PM blue eyes, 6'1", 185 lbs., acting/theater, gourmet NICE GENTLEMAN — the bar scene & all the Seeks petite, SWF, 24 WWF CHRISTIAN- 60 Lost & Found erator, $170. Can deliver. sofa, otto/coffee table, 9:30AM-3PM. 231-1165. Seeking attractive female aware & athletically In- 32, who Is intelligent, fun ship. Please reply to Ex to reach deep Inside of Color console TV $100. holstering, furn. reflnlsh- physically fit, would like to cooking, movies, dining, Seeks to meet down to games that go with it, give yrs. old average looks, rocker, 2 tables, lamps, Donations accepted 21-35 who is, vivacious & earth SWF from Somerset clined, romantic, nurturing loving, and sincere. If you tentlon 3293 you & understand your Pis call 722-6329 Ing & stained glass. All 9:30AM-3PM. Make space meet S/D Female, 24-38, dancing, and long moonlit a little bit on the wild side w/jole de vlvre. Please call me a call. Reply ext likes Intelligent conversa- FOUND- Hlllsborough- hopes, dreams & con- PSYCHIC READINGS BY 2100 like new $395. 769-6985 done for less! Open Tues.- without dependents, fit &walks with stimulating County between the ages 3469 want to meet this nice tion,, outdoors, travel, din- long-halred, white ANN— Palm & Tarot card Free to a Good Home CONSTRUCTION EQUIP- to share romance fun of 35-45.1 like dining out, Ext.3192. guy please call. Reply ext SWM- 37, dark hair, flicts. 752-3030 UR SET— new $295 sofa, Sun. llam-5:30pm; Wed. attractive, race unimpor- conversation. Looking for times & adventure. Reply SWF, SINGLE PARENT Ing out, love to dance. Snmoyed mix, Black & readings. Are you troubled 2040 loveseat & chair; new- eves, till 8. Quality Spring MENT— mlxer6, pumps, in your closets... tant, for daytime compan- a mature, but useful, man movies, biking, flea mar- SJM 34- CPA, No. Brun 3242. green eyes, Italian, 6', Looking for SWM 58-65, white male cat, white fe- or worried in your present Auctions mason saw, trucks, etc. ext. 3198 kets, and going to car with 2 yr. old boy. Cute, 175lbs, In shape, good KILN- for drying wood/ $400 rug now $99. Can clothing, etc. accepted ionship?, cup of coffee?, between 29-40, who has swick resident, enjoys 5'1" blond, green eyes, for friendship & possible male kitten. Rarltan — FORE life? Need advice? Call deliver. 874-717.0. Mar. 1. Call for appt.: Pis call 908-647-9450 lunch?, whatever? True a good .sense of humor, HANDSOME, SM, AQEraces. Looking for friend- sports, music, beach, looking. Whp likes dining 906-8453 for appt. 1 lumber. Homemade. Ex- loves, dancing, traveling & , 37 TALL STOCKY relationship. Please reply - white female cat, long- PUBLIC AUCTION cellent cond. 6Vz'x2' x2'. 201-S43-61B9 DID YOU friendship values, good has an open mind, and Is24— 6' tall, Asian/Indian, ship possibly leading to, being a kid. Looking for a out, movies, outdoors, Ext. 3385 haired black female cat. reading will convince you. PINBALL- convertible Sell relationship. Respond to the outdoors. Hate the good sense of humor, owns own business so CLOSURE? Every Wed. night at 6pm. 908-752-3479 sofa, 1920s,be,droom set, KNOW ... conversation & sense of a good conversationalist, lonely, looking for female, long lasting relationship, club and bar scene? honest,, sincere, trustwor- Somerset Humane Soci- All readings' private. Avail, ALMOST NEW- Clothing, humor a must. Nothing to who enjoys an active life 3447. doesn't have time for bar In It or facing it? You may for parties. Palm reading Harvln Auction Center desks, child bedroom set, that an ad In this local age 22-38, for Intimacy, non-smoker please. Reply Looking SWM, 28-35, who thy. Enjoy dancing, sports WWM, 54 5'10, slim, In- ety, Rt 22, No Branch jewelry, furs, accessories. "don't needs" do today? Turn off the TV and is looking for fun with Ext. 3186 ' scenes, but will make dian descend, but well ad- not have to lose your Is $5 with ad (reg Is $10) Shirley Ave, Somerset NJ. 2110 beds, much more. Moving. paper also goes Into 16 passion, compassion, mu- NOT A PLAYBOY knows what they want In & classic rock which In- time for honest & sincere 526-3330. ENCORE QUALITY CON- other local papers? Reach and pick up the phono- a possibility of a deep and tual support & consider- BUNNY- not a lottery justed to American cul- home. 908 534-9108 Furniture » 908-647-7325 after 7PM SIGNMENTS, 123 Clar- SJM, 20, MATURE LOCAL life. Honesty Is a plus. If cludes 50's & 60's. Look- S/DWF, (k)ds ok), between LOST— 6 mo. old puppy SWEDISH MASSAGE- 908-545-0720 over 400,000 readers with a let's chat. Reply ext. lasting relationship. Non- ation for the world around winner... still reading? At- you're Interest fit mine tural, professional, sensi- emont Rd., Bernardsvllle. 3470. smokers only please, the COLLEGE STUDENT- Fa- Ing for S/DW woman 35- 33-44, reasonably attrac Koeschond black & beige, Janet, CMT. Call 908-828- Quality consignment. with one call! us. Looks not important. tractive blonde profes- vorite pastimes Include call ext. 3462. 45, preferably tall, stocky, tlvo, enjoy reading, walks, 609-795-6134 BEDROOM SET- 2SOFA, LOVESEAT, Mon.,-Frl., 10-6pm: Thurs challenge; must like chil- tiv*, slim & fit. Reply to movies, theatre & sports. answers to Pepper. Very 1132. By appt. only. MATCHING CHAIR- 1-800-BS9-949S Classified vAd Reply ext. 3478 sional woman, good shopping, the. movies, who occasionally wears Ext 3520 friendly. Branchburg va- MAKE A FRIEND...FOR Dressers, twin bed w/ til 8pm. Sat 10-4pm. dren . Replytoex_t3446_ heart, honest, direct, love SWF- 36, full figured, Would like to meet a lady LIFE!— Scandinavian, Eu- SWM- 51 yrs. young, 2060 brand new, gold with NOW OPEN ENCORE'S CHOCOLATE LOVER- I AM A PRETTY, PETITE, classical music, eating non-smoker, disease free, high heels, enjoys sports clnity, 1/29/92. Reward headboard $250. Uphol- to laugh, adventurous, ro- out & spontaneous road & classic rock. Must bo 35-50 w/slmilar interests. ropean, Yugoslavian, Aus- good looking, looking to Collectibles stered chair & matching black, tapestry cushions. ANNEX. Specializing In seeks someone semi DWF- bright, happy, EDUCATED A EXOTIC loves long rides, dining Roply ext. 3703 Call 685-3610 go to fine dining places, Originally $4500. Selling youthful, attractive, 43 yr. SWF. I am 50 yrs old, but mantic, affectionate & trips. I'm a very easy- talkative. Kids ok. Roply SWM- 38, desperately tralian high school ex- ottoman, Blue $100. finest quality home fur- sweet & a little nutty but loyal. Seeks true male out, movies, boardwalk, LOST— green parrot- change students, arriving also New York plays with $650. 9d8-272-7417 nishings, collectibles & old professional Jewish I look much younger. I am going guy who's com- Broadway & local stage ext 3708 seeking Susan. "Susan' Rocker $35, twin bed soft-centered to truffle with right qualities 40-55 pletely self-sufficient & WWM- age 58, 5'10", White-cyed Conure, So.August, HOST FAMILIES Caucasian female be- COINS maple $250. 9x12 rug, antiques. Consignments Unique i ill Ideas woman. Loves music, the- searching for a kind, hon- shows, animals & sponta- Is 40-60 year young non-drinker, non-smokei', tween 30-48, to have a SOFABED- $325. Teak away the hours. Petite for good friend & lover. rather generous by nature Plainfiold area, 1726/92. NEEDED! American Intor- Doalor buying collections white/green/yellow ab- desk $100. Recllner chair accepted by appt. Co-op professional SWF, 38atre, , sports (especially ost, 50 , marriage- neous activities. Looking SWM, 37, 5' 11", dk emotionally & financially Irish religious Protestant, Reward. Please call 908- moaningful relationship swimming). Looking for a minded man for compan- No grumps need apply! but... I'm painfully shy, so secure; & looking for a cultural Student Ex- Free appraisals stract $25. Upholstered $50. Call 908-526-4440 space available. 908- wants a 34 to 44 yr. old Ext.3393 for sincere, SWM 36-40, hair, nice looking gentle mechanically Inclined, 756-8162 Looking forward to meet 766-7760. for Valentine's Day man of wisdom & financial ionship. I .am now in the I've yet to meet that right man, nice build, physically companion, friend & lover change. Call toll froe 1- 1-800-242-7070 chair $15.s 908-647-6546 or 722-6682. nice guy, sweetie. Roply stable, responsible & hug- part-time portrait model, 'Ingyou. 908-233-3746. succoss, with a big heart area and would liko to PENCHANT FOR OLDER young woman, 18-22, to .gablo to share similar in- fit, non-smoker. Intel to share world travel & LOST- Tie pin,- large, 800-SIBLING Scott Purvls-RPM Ltd. ext. 3480 spend quality time with. If likes auto racing, out- WANTED 50 OVER HUMAN TOUCH & great sense of humor; mako now friends! Please WOMAN- Compels tall terests, romance & pos-ligont, Class, good nature homo romance. You havo: doors, fishing. Seeking gold, with engraved Ini- PRAYER TO THE HOLY ANA life, EAC, JRCS. call ext. 3239. you're the type of person tho dosiro & passion for tials, N J N. Sentimental WEIOHT PEOPLE- to try MASSAGE THERAPY Into health & fitness. handsome discroto 35 yr. sible lasting relationship. secure & stable, good po same In Lady; 30 year SPIRIT- Holy Spirit, you DWM, 37-50, please' re- who wouldn't ordinarily re- romance; the wealth to value. Reword. Please call new diet. 100% natural. NEED YOUR HELPI I'm old MWM professional to Please) Call Ext. 3193. sltion. Romantic, warm commitment, business- who solve all problems, 2070 Give the gift of COMPLETELY RECOV spond to Ext. 33(34 spond to an ad like this, sincere, good sense o take care of mo; & are 722-0650. . light all roads, so that I $35/month. Pis call Frank INTERESTED IN PLACING A CLASSIFIED AD? on n search for a docont seek attractive elegant minded lady to help buy Computers QIVE SOMEONE stress roduction EfcED DWM— consider seductress. Relpy oxt. you're exactly the type of humor. Very flexible, open adventurous enough to ran achieve my goal. You 1-800-673-7744 SPECIAL THE QIFT & relaxation. ate, educated, present- DWF— Brown hair, green & respectable man to os- person I'm looking for. SWF- 48, size 5, blonde and sell flea market CALL OU STOP BY OUR WESTFIELD Off ICE 3382 hair, hazel eyes, attrac- mlndod. Variety of Inter call. I'm 6'3", good- Items. I am not a banker, who give me a divine gift OF HEALTH GIF! CERTIFICATES able, active, unselfish eyes, 5'4, petite & attrac- cort me to my Senior And If you're not in a grat looking, passionoto man COMPUTERS FOR EV- Prom. I'm u white fomale tive, looking for that spe- ests •Incl. outdoors, mov I am a hard-working me- to forgive & forget all evil 1050 MONDAY - flttoAY QIVE A AVAILABLE .(but put my tools back tive, 60 yrs. young, good PETITE 31 year old, great ifylng relationship right los, dancing, dining, otc with a sense of humor. Use Your Card... against me and that In all Coming Events ERYONE!- 28$, 386 & where you find thorn) sense of humor. I like 18 yrs. old I love to have sense of humor, attrac- now, what are you waiting cial man to share the sim- chanlc. Ext. 3362. MASSAGE. FOR 908-872-9066 ple & finer things In life; Seeking a special, nice, I'm a professional who Instances of my life are 486 Systems tailored for 8:30AM - 5:00PM by appt. only husky, handy, 45 yr. oldsports, movies, travel, a good time & enn prom- tive, tikes long drives, din- for? Call & leave me a sooks to broak freo of the you. Weekly special, 386 VALENTINES DAY1 ise you nn enjoyable who Is nice looking, late no-nonsense SF or SDF WWWF- looking for VV • with me. I want this short LAS VEOAS- 5 nights non-drinker. Seeking slim, music & dancing, quiet Ing out, movies, and quiet message todayl I promise bot. 27-39 of similar in- slmkles of tradition & get55-65, for sincere roman- prayer to thank you for all i)X-25, full feature w/hl- Gift cortlflcato. TREAT YOUR VALENTINE considerate, passionate times at home. Looking evening. Any male inter- evenings at homo. Look- It will be the best $2.00 40's-eorly 50's, tall, Who Sept- -27-Oct.2nd, Leave 231 ELMER ST. available TO A OIFT THEY WILL also has the same values terests who is attractive, on with the,poetry of life. tic relationship. I enjoy things as you confirm res. color VGA. $1395. lady, age 28-50, for dat- for tall attractive man 50-ested between tho ages Ing for a great guy with ever Invested!!! I will an- I'm dosporately seeking froni Manvllle to Newark. C.S.E.Inc. 908-654-9355 ELECTROLYSI* PLUS ALWAYS REMEMBER of 18-25 please Roply & knows how to treat a slim, fit & sexy for rela- movies,. dancing & also once, again that I never Direct flight via Continen- WESTFIUD 30 DAVENPORT ST. ing & possibly more, pre- 60yrs. with similar inter- old fashioned values, over swer ALL responses. Reply tionship. Please call Ext. Ol to Ext 3515. quiet times at homo, ext want to be separated A taulon of mawage & ferred non-$moker. Reply ests. Please call Ext. oxt. 3511 to find out the 30, and NOT BALD. Ex-ext. 3477 lady.- Please reply Ext. tal. Imperial Palace. $499 COMPUTER- IBM COM- SOMMtVILLE 3354 3171. 3368 from you even In splto of PATIBLE $395. Wo repair 908-233-9696 •08-219-Q4SS movomont therapy with Ext. 3136 3191. details. Only If serious! tension 3450. per person dbl. oc- Carol Qulnt«ha,M.Th. Quidk And all material Illusions. I cupancy. Need $60 de-computers & printers. We J FAX k wish to be with you In posit Immed. 15 seats buy computers & printers, dirt OrtlflcaU* Avail. Convenient! eternal Joy and thank you left Call Irene 908- monitors, drives & board. for your morcy toward me 908-232-1621 V 356-1607. 908-464.-7496 o A Union County Forbes Newspaper B-6 Classifieds February^ 1992 February 6,1992 Classifieds B-7

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ALSO quairy, paintihg, jewelry & ties & excellent care, in- ACCTS. RECEIVABLE cataWay. State registered.. END HR»7- I am a rolled, specializing, in indi PREPARATION- Early CLEANUP * LIGHT HAUL- cludes 2 enlargers by Is your dog lonely while Maria at 469-3885 • viduals and small busi- Bird Special, $50. 908- •WORD-PERFECT ING- of all types. Free SHOW- for Holiday, Of seekers. Earn extra in- tate Management Firm, And feel terrific with The $• Must s,ell. 359-7540 BUYING OLD TOYfurniture. Jmmed. cash. struction, Training, Show- MANAGEMENT Safe, loving environment. Middlesex mom of 3, come with flexible tirs. Micro Diet- the affordable Omega W/50 & 80mm TRUCKS .jr CALL 908- Prompt service.' 201-425- you commute?; Going on Catering to small business Reasonable rates; Call I WILL CLEAN- your nesses: Income tax prep 469-4056 •LOTUS estimates. Reasonable flee, Birthdays, w/exotic PT, must be computer lit- REVERSE OSMOSIS ing, Clinics-Dressage, avail, to care for your animals. Clip ad & show Call "In a Pinch...'' Inc. erate in. AP, AR & GL, European diet tised by lenses, timers, drum de- 218-9728 6429 Hunter/Jumper. Visit our vacation? Let PETS STAY & professionals. Rates as 908-424-1086 . child/ children In my home house pr apartment. Own aratlon and complete ac- RICHARD L. FELDMAN- •DATA ENTRY rates. Insured. Call Tony velopers, stainless steel WATER PURIFIER- INN, INC., care for your counting and bookkeeping CALL 908-964-1864 908-781-0400 boss. Call Mr. Magic 540 Rt. 10W Randolph, Lotus 123 WP. So. Plain- over 4 million people $119.95, (compare at ALL LIONEL, IVES, unique Indoor/outdoor fa- low as 20%. AN EXPERIENCED on a FT, PT or occasional transportation, exp. & ref- member- NATP, fed & developing tanks, stain WORLD'S FAIR-EXPO pet. Careglver will come erences. 908-355-0282 services. Pis call Betty NOW! 908-322-7077. NJ 908-879-5647 field, Rt 287: Pleasant world-Wide. $400+) Underslnk AMERICAN FLYER— and ITEMS— Disney, toys, cility & see all that can be Call John Johnson MOTHER OF 3-^- will cafe basis. .563-4281 state returns, reas $. your WOODBRIDOE ACADEMY working conditions. Call less steel darkroom trays, yours at PINE HILL, to your home to feed, ex- 908-813-0880 Habley 908-757-7914. OF MUSIC- Violin, Viola, CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS BRIDGEWATER ONLY— Call electric print dryer, dark-, Model, 3 gal. Tank, Fau- other toy trains. Collector games, sheet., music, ercise & provide' T.L.C. for your Infant in my So. PLAYCARE- Certified INDEPENDENT & RELI- house/mine. 821-1440. Ken, days 908-668-5222, cet, Auto Shutoff,a5GPD. pays highest prices. Call trains and anything col- Branchburg. For brochure DEALERSHIP LOG Bound Brook home. 1 full ABLE WOMAN- will ACCOUNTANT— will pre Chelo & Piano lessons, Draperies, reupholstery. BALLOON mature Woman to care for William Hopkins, room lights, paper safe, call 1-800-439-7087. Please call 908-232- teacher/mom will- care for pare individual tax re-TAX PREPARATION- Professor Valer.y Your, fabric, or ours. For- our 6 mo. old baby girl in CHILDCARE— earn filters etc- ($800 value). Buy Direct from'Manufac- 908r232-2350 or 20i-lectible. Herb Rolfes, 8168. Bonded. HOMES— America's fin- time & 1 part time open- your children, all ages, F/T clean your house, apt or Personal & business. CPA. RIDES Independent Micro turer And Save! Krystal 635-2058 534-5515; 534-5115. est Log - Home manufac- Ing starting Feb. 24. Call office. Weekly or bi-turns. All new clients with Shevchenko, music direc- merly at Stelnbachs & our Bridgewater home. money providing quality Diet Adviser at: • Asking $600. Plese call DOG OBEDIENCE or P/T. Summer program this, ad receive 10% orYour home/my office. Rea- tor. 115 Stanford Ave. Hahne's: 42 yrs; experlr Rights leave bur own li- Non-smoker Min, 32/hrs. childcare for '• 1' or more 908-234-1958 Kleer, Inc., VISA/MC. 1-. turer needs wholesalers. 469-5136 available. Pis call 908- weekly, Mon-Sat. Reason- sonable rates. 369-7882 1-800-877-DIET 800-423-6889 Professional instructor Earn excellent profits. Full able rates. Refs avail. $10 off tax returns (which Colonla. 908-396-0709 ence. Senior citizen disc. censed balloon port in a week. Near Bradley Gar- children in your own BABY CARE- Birth to 14 753-3725 anytime ever Is higher). Most re TAX PROS Shop at home service. Whitehouse at 6pm dally, dens'School. Call. 707- home. MONDAY MORNING fpr FREE INFORMATION. PIANOS BOUGHT & Advertise 3000 (25 yrs; exper.) starts new or part-time. Lifetime war- Maria 9Q8-273-5473 SOLD— Musical instru- classes Feb: 6th In Clark. 4000 ranty. Call Mr. Jones for mo. In my. Westfield QUALITY CHILDCARE- turns prepared for $60. REFUNDS IN 3 DAYS 4120 W. Canter 757-6655. May thru October. One of 9017 INC, offers free Insurance',' SKI RACK- Barre Cfaft- PETS AND LIVESTOCK home., Joan, mother of 7, POLISH WOMAN- will referrals, equipment, . MOTORIZED— 3 Wheel ments & accessories. ers, $30. Call 757-7923: in the Classified! Success guarantee. Call SERVICES free dealer' info. 1-800- In my So. Plainfieid home. All existing clients receive $25 TAX RETURNS Insurance DRESS DESIGNING & NJ.'s oldest and most ex- CHILDCARE- So. Plain- bike, ideal for senior cltl- (908)788-9572 L." grandmother-of 9, nursery Breakfast, lunch & clean your ,-house. Has $10 for referring new cli^ 908-752-6444 perienced ballooning back-up & more. Union Connie's Music Center, 22 SNOWPLOW- Myers 321-5647. Old Timer Log own transportation & exc. DRESSMAKING- Spe- field, excellent PT, flexlbje zfer. Can go i4mph. Davenport St., Somerville, Homes. Mt. Juliet, TN. school' teacher; nurses snacks. Activities to stim- ents whose returns are Dunellen/Plalnfield loca- cializing in expert alter- companies! Special. 20th hrs., care for 2 good kids County 668-4884; Somer- 7W, Ford hook-up, com- ANTIQUE & USED- Fur- 3010 DOG TRAINING- Results aid' training, exc. refer- refs. 908-862-0289 prepared. Cheryl tions. Eves. & weekends. HEALTH INSURANCE anniversary price $135 set County 526^4884^ $3000 value-$850/bo. NJ. 908-725-0737 niture, Old DR sets and Guaranteed. Call 908- 4020 ulate child. Fun & loving ations & tailoring. For fur- in our home, 3-4 days/wk. Anita 718-275-7445 plete. $900. 725-89.75 Birds NEED TYPING DONE?- ences, have 14 mo. old atmosphere. 769-4241 SHEDLOCK CAR CARE Edmonds 908-369-4851 No appt., needed. New Tired of paying too much ther Information call per person. . Call 756-7087. BRs from 1800's to 689-8566 : - Business Services 386 SX comp. 2/prlnter. & getting too little? We CLERICAL POSITION— MOVING— Entire con- WAGON— Horse, pony, or Grandson. Will consider Professional auto clean- eves/weekends clients *av« $10 w/Ad. (908)940-0681 CONTACT DENNY AT part time 4 hrs per day, 5 1PIANOS— Rent to own, 1950's. Also misc. pieces. Reasonable rates. Call READY SET QROW have plans designed to HIGHLAND PARK- dis- tents of Apt. 5pc. Medi- tractor drawn, both HAPPY PAWS OBEDI- travel for' day or over Ing service. Interior sham- TAX, RETURNS PRE- YELLOWSTONE days/wk. Call 232-4700 new from $49/mo. New & AFRICAN GREYS- hand CHILDCARE- breakfast, • •••• ' 647-1959. ENCE SCHOOL-, Regis- COMMERCIAL & INDUS- 908-526-8750 after 3pm night,, have experience' pooing, wax, wash & com- meet your needs. Call BALLOON abled child 7:30 8:30AM, terranean Qn. sz. BR Set; used., Great selection & tongues included, 12' fed baby birds, born Nov. lunch & snack, $50/wk. ACCOUNTING & PARED- by a CPA: Rea- DRIVEWAY/PARKING LOT Mon-Frl. Some eves. & CLERICAL— part time, long w/2' sides, rear lock- CASH PAID- for key- tration night is Feb 20th. TRIAL (RESTORATION)- NEWSLETTERS- bul- taking care of children in pounding. Specialized 908-422-0715 SEAL COATING- Resi- ADVENTURES Mediterranean. formal prices. All musical instru- 24, 26 .& 28, 1991. In- 5-8pm. Classes start Caulking, masonry re- 7:30AM-6PM/ages l%5. TAX CONSULTANT sonable rates. Call 908- full days to start Immed. must be familiar w/WP & chairs & coffee table; Ori- ing gate, brakes, signals. boards, amplifiers, gui- cludes blood sexing, 1st letins, brochures de- your home while parents Will'teach basic learning care' for autos, trucks & 781:7919 ' dential/Commercial. See 908-439-3^320 ments avail. Pianos Plus tars. Call 908-359-0124 March 10th & 11th. All pairs, painting, water re- vacation. Have back-up Michael M. Humbands Call 225-1800 ext. 4054 light bookkeeping; Mid- ental style rugs-lyr. ojd; Music Center. 1-800-834- Small enough for team of Avian vet visit. Raised by signed, assembled, ready skills. Call Wendy 908- boats. Free Estimate. 1-800-882-483S LOW COST HEALTH IN- our display ad in the Busi- levels of training. Tues & pelents & power washing. for printer by experienced care. Call 908-654-3118. Your location. LOVING RESPONSIBLE dlesex. Call 469-9222 Thomasville. oak foyer pa; TUNE • ••• ponies,. large enough for. CASH PAID— for your Avian Technician. $1200 745-5873 ' 908-463-0609 TAX RETURNS SURANCE— for Families/ ness/ Service Directories BIRTHDAY PARTY EN- Wed eves. Photostat 908-848-1773 Macintosh layout artist. 908-781-7362 in your local Forbes News- TERTAINMENT- For chil PERSON— to care for my COMPUTER COLOR . Steiffel Lamps; Medi- team of horses. $350. Pre-1960 radios, TV's &firm. Serious inquiries proof of current shots re- BABYSIT IN MY HOME- Tax Planning, Preparation PREPARED Small Groups! Better Cov terranean oil painting; PIANO— Knabe console, Call 609-397-5798. related Items. Call 201-only. Call 908^874-4834 • COMPUTER HELPI- Reasonable rates, free by the hour-day-week, . 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Stephen Dragon, . Reasonable rates. person lunch room for cruise,, hotel accomoda- items, cameras, military, Adoptable Pets 464-6408 Iv. m.sg. for& ASBOC, 908-757- BABYSITTING DONE- In overwhelming response ATTORNEY HOUSE now before Spring arrjves. COUNSELING— with a 4040 offer extended-FEB. 29! 908-249-1258 They pay! company employees. tions & rental car. Only POOL TABLES PLUS . 2140 typewriters, TV's, Worlds Rose. Basking Ridge. 7382. . my Piseataway homp. Call CALLS: Wills (from $70), $35/std. $55/ cords. Call Professional In Adoption, Must know basic pasta Chilli Care 356-2582 ask for- Mary 908-846^1140 after 5. AC CONTRACTING- Greg at; 908-874-7158, depression,- divorce me- $289/persoh. Discount Free delivery, guaranteed Office Furniture & Fair, fountain pens. 272- GIVE SOMEONE A ACCURATE INCOME TAX painting, wallpapering, Closings (from $395), In dishes: Full benefits. . promotions:. Call 904- lowest prices. 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Call SYSTEMS- Tree service, V.A.CARNEVALE 908-752-8960 ences. . Own transporta- "don't needs" Any condition. Removed & facts. Phone Margo Atwell Bruce, 908-781-6726. provement Co. Kitchens, IRON RAILINGS lawn maintenance, land- Commercial, Residential, Wallpapering Individual • Corporations Hopewell or will travel to 4170 replaced if necessary. at 908-233-2116. °Beau ELECTRICAL- All types Baths, Basements, Sky- Exterior/Interior. Very rea- EXPERIENCED BABYSIT- tion. Free estimates. Call • Small Business you. Specializing in com- ty For All Seasons, Inc. scape design. Spring Industrial. Fully Insured. Ana 908-654-7083. with a MhtceHanmous Very fair prices. Free esti- of wiring, Service changes lights & Tile. cleanup. Insured, free es- sonable. References. Fully Expert, TER— in. my Raritan Former IRS Agent bined training, dressage, & paddle fans. Additions. TRACEY'S IRONWORKS stadium jumping & cross- Services mates.201-783-0201 RESUMES DESIGNED TO 4100 908-257-6944 tlmate. (908) 874-5083. insured. 35 yrs. of ser•Powe- r Washing A DELICATE TOUCH- Ex- home. Full time, Reason- HOUSE/OFFICE CLEAN- 908-725-3717 Call Harold Klouser. Lie. vices In this area. Please able rates. Call 704-8865 ING— good references, Classified Ad John P. Dash III country. Judith M. Bodnar, PIANO TUNING GET RESULTS- 10 yrs. Nurse Anesthetist #6252. 908-572-6750. Home Improvement DECKS- $7.50 per ft. oi8AM-8PM 908-247-2036 •Interior/Exterior pert paperhanglng, reli- 609-396-6810 Over 25 years experience. exper. Resumes/laser LANDSCAPING- All call 968-0467. •Protective Coating able, meticulous, afford- EXPERIENCED MID- weekends, weekdays, Call Preparation of individual CARPET SERVICE- spe- Premium Pay/Premium Location will beat any legitimate phases including Spring Belinda 356-8874 or Ll|ia and business tax returns. SAXOPHONE/CLARINET/ cializing in repairing, anti- Wayne Smith, printing. 968-2895 ELECTRICAL- Residen- offer. Custom work. Fully •Sand/Water Blasting able. Recommended by DLESEX MOM-' will pro- 908-654-3618 ALBREUCHE& SON J & J CONSTRUCTION- Cleanups. We'll beat any ANTHONY'S PAINTING •Wallpapering/removal 469-4674 ..•>•'•. Specializing in accounting FLUTE LESSONS- expe- que, oriental & hook rugs. RESUMES Located in historic Princeton, New Jersey, the , tial/commercial/industrial Home Improvements v insured. Unlimited refer- Replacement windows, Interior/exterior. Roofing, paint stores and Interior vide TLC for your little Lie #2978. Coonoy Elec- legitimate price. Free esti- •Sheetrocklng/ Repair decorators. Call Adele Lee ones in my home. Full & HOUSECLEANINQ- 2 " 4105 and bookkeeping for rienced professional re- Removal of Wrinkles, CUSTOM REUPHOL- "Professionally Medical Center, a 450-bed teaching community Basement to attic, inside ences. Color portfolio. seamless gutters & lead- . mates. Call Jeff 908- gutters cleaned/installed. •Popcorn ceilings/ Repair small to medium size cently w/ Glenn Miller Or- buckles. Stretching & re- STERY— Home, Office, Prepared" hospital, offers the perfect setting for your pro- tric. 908-469-0281 & out. Experienced w/ref- Call now and save $$$. ers, all types of roofing & Free est. 752-6441. at 908-231-0485. part time operilngs, In- Irish women to clean your Income Tax " 753-6742 •Offlc«*/war«hou*a« fants welcome. Reason- home or office, 7 yrs. exp. businesses. . chestra. All levels. 908- Installatlon of new & used Auto, Marine. Fabric or Cover Letters & Envelopes fessional practice! erences. Free estimates. 908-526-0005. siding, storm doors & ad- •Churches/Condos 494-0422. Carpet. Since 1950. plastic slipcovers. Foam Interview Tips ELECTRICIAN— Estab- PAINTING & PAPER BROTHERS- Paperhang- able rates. Call Michole & references. Call 548- 908-424-0657 Complement our staff of anesthesiologists and Reasonable rates. ditions. Call 548-1434 TREE & STUMP EX- •Malntonahc* painting! 563-4208 ABC TAX— Experienced 908-369-8970 rubber, large fabric selec- 24 hr. turnaround lished 1944. Lic.#7830. 908-463-1773 DID YOU after 6pm. HANGING- Interior/exte- lng, painting, & carpentry. 6434 or 985-4363 Accountant. Expert Ser- PAUL W. QRZENDA SKIN CARE— Become an CRNA's, dedicated to Its patients, staff and KNOW... PERTS— all types of tree expert. Train for an excit- CARPETING- Com- tion. Fully Insured. Hlsh- 908-753-7491 Niagara Electric Inc. Resi- work, stump removal. Low rior. Quality workmanship' 727-5121 $15/roll. Free estimates. EXPERIENCED MOM - HOUSECLEANING- apt., vice. Resonable fees. Re- Certified Public Ac- meh's Custom Upholstery, community. NJ. license and AANA certification dential wiring. Scotch that an ad In this local JFK CONSTRUCTION- for 25 years. No job too Pis call 908-281-7102 will care for your child In office, condo, etc. Good ferral Bonus. Day & Eve. countant. Tax Returns ing career In electrology. mercial/residential, shop Winter rates. Fully In- Short term classes now at office or home. Buy di- 112 Mountain Ave., Mid- 5020 required. Plains, 756-1454 * * * * paper also goes into 16 Cranford, 908-276-0856. sured. Free Estimates. small. Insured. Free esti- my Bridgewater home. refs. & transp. Reason- appts. New clients Prepared & Accounting dlesex 356-2082 other local papers? Reach ' All work guaranteed. 1 mate, prompt service. 4200 PAPERHANGINO "CHECK Near VanHolten School. able rates. No Job too big. $10 discount With ad Services. So. Plainfieid forming. Call for informa- rect from Mill for low, low Child Care Wanted For more information regarding this exceptional' ELECTRICIAN- Installa- BATHROOMS AMERICAN tion. 908-781-2422. prices. 908-752-2928 SNOW PLOWING A FREE ESTIMATES over 400,000 readers . contractor for all your 908-805-9354 Bob Stelnmon, 526- Plumbing, Heating MY SEAMS" Reliable, ex- Any age. Full time only. Call 908-563-9078 908-469-2319 Area. 908-769-8602 PART TIME opportunity, please contact: tion of circuit breakers, with one call! . needs. Large or small, we 3382 . . and Cooling pert paperhanglng. Work 908-231-0722 SANDING— lots & drive- BABY CARE NEEDED— Yolanda M. Lahaza, Assistant Director paddle fans, attic fans, Complete bathrooms 1-800-559-9495 guaranteed. Certified by ways. 24 hr. dispatch. ALL : do it all!- TREE & STUMP RE- LICENSED & experienced Looking for an experi- 253 Wttherepoon St., Princeton, NJ 08540 electric heat, recessed starting as low as $3995. INTERIOR PAINTINO- The Paperhanglng Insti- WORK CO. 359-3000 lights, appliance wiring. Licensed, insured, 10 yrs. MOVAL -Is your stump a Day Care Provider, will enced, reliable, loving 609-497-4338 .....'. DISCOUNT EXTERMINAT- KITCHENS, BATHS- re- Very neat, freo estimate,' AMERICAN HOME IM tute. Call Lynne at 908- WEDDING INVITATIONS person to care for a I Free estimates, insured. Experience. ING— termite Inspec- modeling, alterations, pain in the grass? Free nifibiiivnn nvmb im- •wort *"H IT love & care for your child EquiJ Opportunity Employw il/f estimates Fully Insured. Call Bartle Painting, Mar- in my No. Plainfieid home. elegantly addressed, hand year old baby boy. Week- RONSON ELECTRIC, J.M.C. tions, Immediate certifica- cabinet refaclng, counter- tinsvltle 356-4758. PROVEMENTS- Quality 789-2127 written callgraphy. Rea- days from 4 to 6PM, plus Where tradition & innovation meet 752-5683. (Lio. 5532). Home Renovations tops, formica, Corian, tile "JUST STUMPS" 634- kit. & bath remodeling. All »BOFESSioNfli FT opening Feb.3 for child tion, and general pest repairs, tile & painting. i»«|5o N ic 1-5yrs. Non-smoker, sonably priced. 908-463- occasional evening baby- 1-8O0-734-8919 control. 908-247-4585 Work, skylights, finished 1318. JOHN MACNAMARA 4 n 1310 Joanne ELECTRICIAN- Lic.# 1>Tfi.RQ97 II Ir 107^ PAPERING— Also excel, refs. Call Mlcholo sitting. Martinsvllle area, THE MEDICAL CENTER AT BATHROOMS REMOD- basements, drywall & tap- TREE MAINTENANCE- PAINTING- Int. painting i W(Jr|< Non-smoker. Must have a 10062. For evenings & DRYWALL CONSTRUC- 356-8927 (Lie. 1975) , 908-757-5177 WINTER CLEAN UP- ELED— Custom repairs. Ing, decks. References on Tree removals, shrub & wall papering. Ext. BATHROOMS REMOD- guaranteeng( paper dremovFreea ' estl- car. Call Patrick 908- weekends. Bonded & In- TION— Sheetrock and request. No Job too small. painting. Free estimates. m e O LOVING MOM- will care Basements, attics, Con- All trades Incl. Free est. pruning. Commercial & ELED- all plumbing re ^ JP (908) tractors. Call 287-8195 604-6153 sured. Reasonable rates. ALL WORK CO., 359-3000 taping, specializing In •Free estimates. Fully in- Fully Insured. Recom-; for your child In my Mid- PRINCETON residential. Quality work pairs, carpentry A tn» Commercial, residential, small jobs. T.A.F. Drywall sured. Call Cedrone's mended by Interior Deco- p, py dlesex/Dunellen home. Industrial. 725-7267 BATHTUB « TILE RESUR- at fair prices. Over 20 yrs. workk. VVeryy reasonable,.,.,,__.__ „ _. Call 1-800-640-3969. Homo Improvements 908- experience. Call 658- rators. 908-709-0160. ; Great refs. 6AM-6:30PM. FACING- 5 year war- 249-2090. mtflB iir'' #1710

A Union County Forbes Newspaper A Union County Forbes Newspaper I ) V..J . #1 C) C) rB-8 Classifieds February 6, 1992 _L 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 5080 5080 5080 Employment Employment•>" Employment • Employment' lEmpIpyment < Employment - Part-Time JBmptoymenf "^art-Time General General General General . • General General Employment Employment DENTAL RECEPTIONIST/ NEW YEAR NEW CAREER RETIRED PERSON- SALESPERSON SECRETARY/RECEPTION- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED ATTENTION MARKET RESEARCH TELEMARKETERS We are looking for a COMPANY- in the new BUSINESS ASSISTANT— Part time & full time needed to open ware- IST— good phone & typ- DAYTIME— Westfield Vol- DESIGN DRAFTSMAN Ft position for mature persons for telemarketing house, •'" organize work & cheerful, mature person ing skills a must. Full time unteer Rescue Squad Menlo Park Mall.will pay PART TIME who enjoys people to'join out-going Individual In positions In Union based recover rail?. Flexible with benefits. Call 908- seeking trainees for Emer- Wanted Part-Time, must for your opinions on a buSy, efficient Westfield company. Exper. an ad- hours & pay. Mark 908- us at Cynthia's' Hallmark 685-7600 gency Medical Techni- wide variety of topics. Call • Earn extra.cash located at the Village.at be familiar with liquid general practice. Previous vantage but not essential 968-7441 SECRETARY- Temporary cians. Valid N.J. license storage plant, piping and now to sign up, flexible hours as training given Excel- Bedmihster; part time, will experience in dental of- SALES HELP WANTED- full time position for June, required. Min. • 4 hrs./wk. property layout, work on 908-548-4935 3 to 5 days per week fice with computer (Mac) lent pay. package for train, please call Cindy at Contact: Diane Holzmiller Experlence preferred. 908-234-2426 • • July & August. Computer table not CAD. Call 908- MESSENGER- needed 6pm to 9p'm , helpful but not essential, the right people. Call for literate,, typing & filing. at 908-233-2501 „.. for local company. Must in Our Bedminster office further Info & Interview Please call 356-7647 Ask 722-9000 in Somerville, competitive salary. 1 for Lisa . SALES— Discovery. Toys Call 908-232-2470. ask for Paul have own transp. Metro $7.00 per hour evening. No weekends. Carl 1-800-231-0032 seeking 3 persons to Sales AVON SALES— All areas. area deliveries. Flexible plus commission Send resume to: Box 5, c7 OFFICE MQR.— Excellent demonstrate quality- edu- STAY HOME AND MAKE 5060 hrs. Call 908-685-7600. for further info . o Forbes Newspapers, PO HELPI cation toys. Low invest. Employment- For Information call Opp. to join established EXPLOSIVE GROWTH $350 PER WEEK AND 1-800-862-2292 OFFICE/SHIPPING ... - CALL Box 699, Sdmervllle, NJ growing Co. req. top- Will train. Flex. hrs. Call MORE! Over 400 compa- Health Care 08876 Full Time/Part Time Charlotte 201-993-9177 BOOKKEEPER- PT CLERK— Hrs. 12-5pm, notch, org. & verbal skills, nies need homeworkers answering phones, light RICH MARKERT New high demand service. Knowledge of A/P & Gen- FORBES NEWSPAPERS 3 yrs. exp. Resume to: R. Outstanding pay program. SALES— Start your own for easy work. Call now CERTIFIED NURSES typing, filing,, filling & Bokor, UMSI 125 Lincoln business with Discovery for amazing recorded AIDE— Part time 7AM- eral Ledger, Computer 908-781-7900 Ads in Classified Call 908^873-2607 skills a plus. Must be flex- packing "6T small orders Middlesex, NJ 08846 Toys. I will trian.you to be messagev 908-654-1714 3PM, 3-llPM. Full/part for optical lehs manufac- Ext. 7302 don't cost — SALES REPRESENTA- successful & to earn a Ext. 36 • time. 11PM-7AM.. Only ible. Call Rosemary at POOL MANAGER— Coun- TIVES- Needed to sell 908-231-1810. turer In Middlesex. Call ty operated outdoor pub- free kit. Call Valerie 908- certified aides to apply. 908-356-1461. They pay) Dental Plans. Earn ap- 381-5851 . lic swimming pool.- 4 yrs. SUBSTITUTE SOLOIST Good working conditions BOOKKEEPER— Somer- VIDEO proximately $250-$500 a &', good benefits.- Raritan ville Non-profit agency, 14 PART TIME SECRETARY/ experience with- 2 yrs. as week. Interviews ' held SALES— . Undercover AND. ORGANIST; Audi- BOOKKEEPER- for Cran- UNEEDA VIDEO assistant/manager of pub- Ware Agents. Hostess for tions' will be held in Febru- Hfcalttf & Extended Care hrs. wkly, must be com- Seeks P/T help. Apply !h DRIVER WANTED FULL every'Tues.'& Wed. eves. Center, 633 Route 28, ford CPA firm. Statistical lic acquatic facility. Certi- in Newark. Training pro- free lingerie. Call 908- ary. Please send.. resume puter literati. AP.AR, GL, person, see Heidi. 190 W. TIME WITH VAN- for de- Rarltan,' NJ 08869. Pis payroll, Lotus. 123. Send typing, light bookkeeping, fication as American Red vided, too experience nec- 253-0393 to: Edwin Starner, C/O computer experience a Main St., Somerville liveries In Tri-State area. Cross Water: Safety In- First Church of Christ Sci- call 908-526-8950 resume or history of expe^' 908-707-0605 essary. Not irfsuraricei no plus. Permanent position. structor, CPR and First Aid license required. For more entists, 422 E: Broad St.', DENTAL ASSISTANT- PT riertce to:' Box 9, Forbes Advertise •'• Newspapers, PO Box 699, Reply to: Bort 12, %Forbes EARN UP TO $1000 PER training required. Call information .cqrrtaTJt: Westfield, NJ, 07090. ' including evenings & al- Newspapers, P.O. Box WEEK. Over 400 compa- 908-722-1200. EOE. in the Classified! Somerville, NJ 08876. 5090 Bruce Kreltman TELEMARKETERS— for ternate Sats. Experience 699, Somerville, NJ Employment Wanted nies need homeworkers/ 908-351-5395 Insurance Sales. $7.50/ preferred but not neces- CHIROPRACTIC RECEP- 08876. distributors NOW! Amaz- sary. Call Dr. Petersonat TIONIST- PT, Mpn., Wed. • .** + •'•• • SECRETARIES hour+ bonUs. Looking for NOTICE: AH EMPLOYMENT ing ..Recorded Message PT/FT INCOME OP- EXECUTIVE experienced phone per- 908-359-6521 & Fri. 3:30pm-8pm; ReVeals Details. Call Pleasant telephone man- Advertise in the Classified! WANTED advertisements : PORTUNITIES AVAIL- Great opportunities In top son with friendly disposi- Today 908 651-8l05. Ads in Classified MEDICAL RECEPTION- ABLE— $1000-$2000 Fortune 100 .companies. tion. Located m Clark, NJ. ISTT- Fulltime for front ner. Office exper. a plus. are PAYABLE IN ADVANCE ELECTROUIX- A leader per month. Plus profit don't cost — '. Immed. need for secretar- Call 499-2241 desk to handle schedul- "DeCanto Chiropractic by cash, check, VISA or in flood care TJroTlucts sharing plus medical/den- They pay! ies w/Wordperfect, Dec- ing,' insurance, collection Center, 349 Rt. 206 PART TIME Master Card. For a quote on since i924, needs a tal. For information Call mate Hewlett Packard & South, Hlllsborough, 908^ TV REPRESENTATIVE cost, please' • call TRUCK DRIVER- full & other varied duties- 359-BACK, ' . . teachable, stable, part Mr. 2; 908-846-6955 Wang. ,.• • Pleasant office, experi- Responsible & depend- l-800-334r0531. time or full time sales/ time Metro, area deliveries able people needed to REAL ESTATE CAREER for co. In Branchburg. Ar- ence preferred. Call .201- service representative to SALES REP- Exciting We will provide FREE 635-2750 Chatham. " work for TV Rental Com- call on existing customets WEIDEL REALTORS, Hill- ticulate, licehse req. Excel- pany in New j Brunswick sborough. We are looking local advertising firm training & cross training. lent Opportunity for the NURSE— part time; RN Ads In Classified CHAUFFEUR In this area. No invest- We offer top salary, Med/ hospital. Must have good for good people to join seeks .2 Independent Indi- right person, call 908- preferred. Busy Somerville don't cost — 'communication & Math ment. Opportunity to earn viduals to coordinate Life Ins., Holiday/Vacation as much as $447.96 on our sales staff. Whether 685-7600 Allegist's office. Tues. 4- skills. $6/hr to start. Paid licensed or unlicensed, proven program between pay & excel, working con- 8PM, alternate Sats. 8- They pay! Experienced: limousine one package or $200- ditions. Call today. TRUCK MECHANIC holidays & vacations. driver wants private driv- : $30.0 in service. Call 908- we can get you started In video stores & local mer- WANTED- experienced 11:30AM, plus relief. Flexible days 10am-2pm, a successful - Real Estate chants; ..FT/PT. Pis call . MANPOWER, INC. 231-9625 ask for Eve. .. ing position. Excel, with 464-7510 for details. Cranford 272-9120 with diesel, ttydraulics, l'pm-5prn or 4prn-8pm. seniors & young folks. Career. Flexible hours, un- 908-665-5039 For a local Interview call limited; earning potential Edison/ heavy truck repair & weld- RECEPTIONIST/SECRE- CLERK TYPIST— needed Call Thomas' at FOREMAN-T- for cor- SALES-RETAIL- Custom Ing for busy EdlsOn con- for Insurance office..Flex- 201-858-2316.^ rugated container manu- and hands-on training. Iselln 549-6880 TARY— Rahvvay .area, P/T, decorating, positon open Somerville 722-3535 tractor^, CDL needed. 12-5pm Mon. thru Fri. ible hours. Call 725-0655 facturing co., experience Call Judl Hltt, Manager, for detail oriented; "peo- Send letter with experi- RECEPTIONIST— PT for 908-464-5504 prefereed, day shift. 908- 908-359-7100 Send resume to: Box 30, FILE & MAIL CLERK- Dental Office. Light typ- ple" persons, with selling^ SECRETARIES W/W-P- ence (no calls) to: Empire c/o Forbes Newspapers, HOUSEKEEPERS, NAN- 685-7600 skills & knowledge of tex- Soils, 35 National Rd., Westfield Ins. Agency has ing, general office clean- REAL ESTATE SALES High Power Temps, needs PO Box 699, Somerville, immed. opening. 12-5PM, NIES, NURSES AIDES CLUE MACHINE OPERA- tiles/sewing. 24 hr. wk. Edison, NJ 08817 Ing required. Salary com- Business. Is booming we Dependable, Qualified NJ. 08876. 5 days/wk. Car a neces- mensurate with experi- AVAIL— Women of all na- TOR— experienced opera- need Salespeople. 100% mln. on floor including Temporary Employees to tionalities. Applicants nights & weekends, shop sity. Call Mr. Good 908- ence. 719-2910 tor heeded for the cor- commission plan no ex- fill job orders from our 654-1300 •'..-. screened. Reasonable , rugated packaging Indus- penses. Newly licensed at home sales also avail. client, companies in this TELEMARKETERS fees. Aurora Agency, Long try. Good'salary, start Im- welcome.. Call Ray, Cen- Good pay, benefits pack- area. . MAIDS WANTED- morn- Kenilworth mortgage of- Branch, 908-222-3369 medlately. 908-685-7600 tury 21, McGee Real- age, liberal store dis- HIGH POWER TEMPS Advertise ing hrs. Weekdays or fice. 5:30-8:30PM, Moni- tors, Rt. 202, Branch- count, Fabric Land, No. weekends. Motel expert Thurs. $6/hr. plus incen- LIVE-IN COMPANION- 106 East Union Ave Llght housekeeping, Call HAIR DRESSER— With burg, 908-826-4440 Planfield, Call Susan M. Bound Brook, NJ 08805 in the Classified! preferred. Pine Motel, tives. Potential $15+/hr. experience needed for 755-4700 908-722-9520. 276-5777 572-6076. Somerville salon. Full time 908-560-9155 position avail. Salary+ Ads In Classified commission for more info, call 725-6666 don't cost — HEALTH CLUB- Exerwlse They pay 1 Woman Inc. has openings for the' following posi- tions: Assistant Manager; Aerobic Instructors. Call REAL ESTATE SALES- 3 Cheryl at 908-218-1155 office firm, est; 1937 IMAOE CONSULTANT— seeks agent willing to de- for International Co. to vote individual, personal- teach color analysis, ized attention to our cli- wardrobing & total image ents & customers. 60% to enhancement. Local train- million $$ associates. No Ing provided. PT/FT. call franchise fees.. Fischer 908-821-1412 Realtors, Whitehouse, Basking Ridge, Washing- INSURANCE ton, 908-534-4025 Underwriting Assistant opening for a fulltime/ REAL ESTATE SALES- parttlme position assisting FEEL LIKE You've Been Underwriting .Department Lost in a crowd of So- of a growing NJ Insurance called Country Pro's??? Company. Office skills are BOCCHINO a must. For consideration REAL ESTATE please call: Can now offer 5 Sea- IFA Insurance soned Salespersons the 908-276-4447 opportunity to. show off their talents. We have re- INSURANCE— CSR, Per- cently moved Into Larger sonal lines, IBM system Quarters at 2 Dumont 36, McCracken. Experi- Road in Far Hills, where ence preferred. License. we can Better serve a va-; Benefits. Send resume to rloty of Real Estate P.O. Box 950, Green- needs... Without sacrific- brook, NJ 08812 ing that personal touch. INTERIOR DECORATING/ For Immediate Consider- ation Please Call Valentine's Day SALES— Mature-minded, business-oriented Indlv. 908-234-0769 Will train. 457-0738 INTRODUCTIONS... REAL ESTATE SALES- ; is '•". A way for people to meet Get Serious! Now Is the people, every week in time to start a career. your local Forbes newspp- This Is a no lay off, op- por. The ad is free, then portunity-filled industry. If one call does It all! you are willing to be li- 1-800-5W-9495 censed, be trained and Friday, February 14

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•*•• Hunterdon Central High School (609) 34Or2O00 $11, non-members $13. (908) sworth, 11 a.mi Feb. 8. Meet : (Continued fixtm page 3) Inn Bed and Breakfast in Flemington. It's a Queert-Arin style Victorian home built in Kid stuff Route 31, Flemington CAESARS ATLANTIC CITY Singles 704-8480. r~ in commuter lot at Garden : Speakers ten fitness classes, three herbal wraps, a loofah treatment, plus hotel accommodations and 1891 and decorated in authentic antique furnishings and Victorian-design wallpaper. The (908)788-1712 Boardwalk & Missouri Ave. •Happy hour at Wurtitzer's, Pis- State Parkway Exit 105. Mem- »Tubby the Tuba by Prokofiev, Atlantic City - _ cataway, 5:30 p.m: Feb. 19. bers $3, non-members $4. meals inthecafe. You'll also receive $25 in.coins from the casino plus a gift. inn features five guest rooms. Although it's not an official "spa" experience; it has all the The Mage Flute by Mozart, the 1-800-677-SHOW (908)704-8480. (908)774-6759. v : ART AT NOON . The spais.openfrornJ7:30a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 8 a.m. tO-7 p.m. makings of .an.ihdulgentweekend — and that ,ai.n.'tbadil;: ...j:j. ._:;.••_:..''.. • „.: THE ART MUSEUM WilllamJell overture by Rossini, THECURIDGE CATHOLIC ALUMNI CLUB •CoUntry-and-Westerri dance at •Hike at Allciire State Park,... ; Somerset County ..•" PoncetorvUniver5ity * and other works. Admission $4,, .*. Boardwalk &,Indiana Aye."- -r-. 0FCEN7RALNJ. ~ : Y - Wall; 11 -a.m;' FebH5.,Meet. in •, .; on Sunday. They're open every day oftheryear. Appointmeni^rnust be-^ade in, advance" ; The-pabbage Rose .offers a number of special theme packagesincluding Rorrialice and (60S) 258-3762 ; - group rates available. Atlantic City Call phone number in eaich p.m. Feb. 20. (908) 422- commute/ lot at Garden State Administration Complex _ for special services such as: massage, loofah cleansing arid herSal'wrap. listing for Information. - ... • . North Bridge St, Sorneryille Roses, a mini-retreat for couples thatoffers just what it says. > : _,— ^; :..„„.,„.. —•Gallery talks for children 6-12, JACK AND THE BEANSTALK l-8O0-752rSHQW .." 3492f •-....:;.;;.... ••••-. -."-.••• .- • Parkway Exit 105. Members (908) 231-7110 ~ 7 : Saturdays at II a.m. through Saturday, Feb. 8, HARRAH'S MARINA •TGIS (Jarty at Ramada Inn, FORUM FOR SINGLES $3, non-members $4-. (908) The Spa at Sally's Park Place Hotel and Casino is located at Park Place and the For $160 Monday through Thursday, or $180 weekends, couples can enjoy a one-night Lecture series Fridays at noon May 9. Children under? must 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. 1725 Brigantine Ave. Hazlet, 8:30 p;m. FebV7. First Presbyterian Church 741-2090. • « :..••• Boardwalk, Atlantic City. Call (800) 772:7777. in the jury holding room (church stay in one of the best rooms in the house complete with private bath, Working fireplace be accompanied by an adult '- Montcjair Klmberly Academy Atlantic City (908) 754-3344. 320 North Main St. •_, •Skate night at South Ambby building). Free admission. At the other end of the state there's The Spa at Great Gorge Village located in and a four-poster, queen-size bed, You'll be treated to a split bottle of champagne, a box of Free admission. 201 Valley Rd., Montclair- 1-800-2-HARRAH •Bowling at Greenbrook Lanes, Hightstown Roller Rink, 7:30 P-W- Feb. 20. •Zoltan Bukj, Impressionism Vernon. This recently constructed $12 million facility is part of an ongoing effort to turn Cabbage Rose Inn chocolates, and six, long-stemmed red roses in your room. In the •"African Story. A Piece of the (201) 744-1717 •Fiddler on the Roof, the long- Green Brook, 2 p.m. feb. 9. (908)246-8118 Cost $5, skate rental $2 ad- Wind," Enea Tiemo, Feb. 8. •A comic version of the fairy ; running musical set in Czarist (908)245-5136. (609) 448-6225 ditional. (908) 291-2763. into post-Impressionism, Feb.

Vernon Valley/Great Gorge into a four-seasons resort and if you're looking for a true >.•. . • ••. •; • • • evening you'll be served a four-course dinner at the S^rgeanteville Inriv The restaurant is •"Cupid, Jupiter, Hebe, and tale, performed by Peter Gould Russia, through March 22. •"Long Live the Beatles" con- •Discussion group (not church-, SINGLE FRIENDS weekend getaway with all the amenities without breaking the bank, the Spa at Great located about six miles from the Cabbage Rose and was yote$. Central' Jersey's Most: the Eagle," Sandi Thompson, and Steven Steams. Admission cert at Union County Arts Cen- affiliated), social hour and (ages 30-over) V •Zoltan Buki, Cubism into ab- Gorge should fill the bill. Romantic Restaurant five years running by New Jersey Monthly rnagazine. After dinner — Feb. 15. $6, discounts available. MERV GRIFFIN'S RESORTS ter, Rahway, 7:30 p.m. Feb. dancing, 9 p.m. Fridays. Doors (908)704-8480 stract expressionism, Feb. 14. •A visit to Nassau Hall,.Clar- Boardwalk* 14. Cost $10. (908) 218- open 7:30 p.m. Cost $6. •Oldies dance at McAteers, •Judith Brodsky, Pop and Op well, we'll leave that up to you. . ;• . THE LEGEND OF : You can enjoy the spa facilities by either becoming a regular member, or by staying ieanne Ganssle, Feb. 22. North Carolina Ave. 3749. JERSEY JEWISH SINGLES 1714 Easton Ave., Somerset, into contemporary art, Feb. 21. SLEEPY HOLLOW THE ART MUSEUM overnight in one of the slopeside condominiums of Great Gorge Village. But don't let the •Painter and materials, Betty Atlantic City •Valentine's dance at Knights (ages30-55) 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13. 20, 27. In the morning you can lounge in your silk pyjamas and let the staff serve you breakfast Feb. 18 and 19,11 a.m: Princeton University Read, Feb. 29. (609)344-6000 of Columbus hall, Edison, 9 Call phone numbers in each Cost $6. "slopeside" fool you — the Village and spa are open year round and there's plenty to keep in bed. The simple but gracious meal consists of coffee; tea and fresh-squeezed juices, an and 1:30 p.m. (609)258-3788 CHARLOTTE'S WEB Morris Museum •Fasc/nat/n- Rhythms, revue, p.m. Feb. 15. Cost $10. (908) listing for information. SINGLES IN TRANSITION you busy. 756-0940. (ages 35-55) Gallery talks Fridays at 12:30 in-season fruit salad, home-baked breads Sunday, Feb. 16,1:30 p.m., 6 Normandy Heights Rd. THE SANDS •Dinner at Flame and Ale res- The luxurious spa is a three-story, 100,000- . 'Mass and brunch at St. Ce- (908)687-0339.382-0407 p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m. and muffins, home-made granola and fresh 4 p.m., 6:30 p.ni; .. Morristown Boardwalk & Illinois Ave. taurant, Edison, 6:30 p.m. cilia's Church, Iselin, 11 a.m, •Support and discussion group, through May 17. Free ad- square-foot facility which houses five indoor yogurt, .. Theatre at Raritan Valley \ " (201^538-0454 Atlantic City Wednesdays. (908) 753-0263, Feb. 16. Brunch follows at Par- 283-0779. 7 p.m. Sundays. Cost $4; call mission. . •• • and outdoor tennis courts/ racquetbalT and Community College •WSnlngton living's tale of Ich- (609)441-4000 •Joan Hornibn Cezanne and The Cabbage Rose Inn Bed and Breakfast sonage Diner, Edison, (908) for directions. Route 28 & Lamington Rd. abod Crane and his fate with SHOWBOAT •Champagne brunch buffet at the idea of modernity, Feb. 7, squash courts/basketball courts and a pro 750-5648. Holiday Inn, Raritan Center, Ed- SOLO SINGLES is located at 162 Main Street in Flemington, Branchburg the headless horseman. Mu- v shop. The spa also features tennis camps, Boardwalk & Delaware Ave. 9. •,• ' .-" •• and you can call for reservations at (908) 788- (908)725-3420 seum members $5, non- Atlantic City •Dinner at Chili's, Edison. 7 ison, iia.m. Feb. 9. Cost (40-plus) •Enea Tiemo. "An African clinics and even tournaments. If you're riot 0247. Check in time is 2 p.m. or later, check •the EB. White classic, members $6.25. (609) 343-4000 p.m. Feb. 21. (908) 756- $15.(908)846-4490,753- (908)665-2686,766-1839 Tale," Feb. 14,16. into team sports or you're spa-ing alone, you brought to the stage by the THE SLEEPING BEAUTY •Good Times Variety Show, on- 0940. 0263. . between 6-9 p.m. •Holly W. Ross on sculpture out is the following morning at 11. California Theatre Center. Adr Friday, Feb. 7,10 a.m. going. .••-•• •Excursion at Zimmerli Art Mu- •Italian buffet, game night, and Events held at Central Presbyr from the historic kingdoms of can sweat yourself silly in the fully-equipped seum, New Brunswick, 2:45 social at Holiday Inn, Raritan teriari Church, 70 Maple St., exercise room wich features every exercise If you want more than indulgence but less mission $5. Saturday, Feb. 8, TAJ MAHAL Africa, Feb. 21,23. than a regime try the Shoreham Hotel nd COLUMBUS 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Boardwalk & Virginia Ave. p.m, Feb. 22. (908) 218- Center, Edison, 7:30 p.m. Feb. Summit • •Joanne Scott on techniques of machine you could wish for including Stair- WITH-AJNEW..AGE Monday, Feb. 24,10 a.m. Off-Broadstreet Theatre AtlantlcCtty 3749. 22. Cost $15.(908) 283- •Rap or bridge, 6:30 p.m. Sun- Cezanne, Feb. 28, March 1. • masters, lifestep, Nordictrack, dozens of ex- Spa in Spring Lake. This grand hotel allows . State Theatre , 5 South Greenwood Ave. (609)449-1000 •Bowling at Brunswick Edison 0779,753-0263. days. Dqnatlon $2. DOUGLASS COLLEGE MUSTARD SEED SINGLES ercise bikes, Nautilus equipment, free guests to design their own programs which 453 Northampton St Hopewell Bowl-a-Mat, 3 p.m. Feb. 23. •Bridge night, 7:15 p.m. Feb. COLLOQUIUM may be as rigorous or relaxing as you like. Easton, Pa. . (609)466-2766 TROPWORLD (908) 245-5136. (908) 359-4493. 214-0432, 20. Donation $3. Room 200, Art History Hall weights and a computeitted rowing ma- •TGIS party at Hilton hotel, _ 968-3161 Located close to the ocean and a variety of (215)252-3132 •The classic fairy tale. Ad- Boardwalk & Brighton Ave. Douglass College chine. There's also an indoor running track •Musical adventure on the mission $3.50, group rates Atlantic City Woodbridge, 8:30 p.m; Feb. •Dinner at Costa, del Sol. res- SOPHISTICATED SOCIALS New Brunswick and an aerobics exercise studio with sessions sporting facilities, the staff can arrange golf- high seas with Christopher Co- available. . (609)340-4000 29.(908)754-3344. taurant, 600 West Union Ave., (single professionals) (908)932-9626 (908)221-0047 held all day long. The exercise staff is very ing, fishing or tennis expeditions for y. lumbus and his younger broth- TRUMP CASTLE CENTRAL JERSEY Bound Brook, 6:30 p.m. Feb. Lecture series Mondays at 7:30 T TALL SINGLE FRIENDS • -.15.' •••• •Ladies' night dance party at p.m. Free admission. . er. Admission tl, $4. Brigantine Blvd. friendly even to newcomers, and the atmOs- The spa facilities are available only to FOOLSPROOF FOLLIES & Huron Ave. (women 5'10" and over, PLUS SILHOUETTE Basking Ridge Country Club; •Ynestra King, "Feminism and phere is more social than sweatshop. overnight guests and combine health and. Sunday, Feb. 16,1 p.m. Casinos Atlantic City men 6'2" and over; SINGLES 8:30 p.m. Feb. 7. Women $5,' Ecology: Engendering a Healthy eauty treatments for a real "make over" ex- YM-VWHA of Raritan Valley 1-800-284-TRUMP ages 21-over) (plus-size people, 21-over) men $10; jacket and tie re- Planet." Feb. 10. ! When you've worked off all that stress, (908)704-8480 quired. perience. You may take advantage of hotel- 2 South Adelaide Ave. •The 5th Dimension, Feb. 7, 8. Cal| phone number in each •Mark Lapping, "Paradise Lost? you can relax in one of several different MASSAGE THERAPY, HighlandPark BALLVS GRAND "Connie Francis, Feb. 28, 29. listing for information. •Dance party at Red Cafe, WOODBRIDGE WOWs Sustainability in Agriculture," prepared diet meals, or choose from the reg- (widows and widowers) steam or sauna rooms. Then take a dip in (908)249-2221 Boardwalk & Providence Ave. •Pat Cooper, March 13,14. •Dance party at Red Cafe, Bridgewater, 8 p.m. Feb. 9, 16, Feb. 17. ular menu. Fitness counselors are available • Featuring Rob and Linda Atlantic City TRUMP PLAZA Bridgewater, 8 p.m. Feb. 8, 29. Admission $7. (908)634-0297 one of the seven indoor and outdoor swim- •Valentine's dance at VFW •Sheila Jasanoff on uncertainty Peck, comedians and jugglers (609)340-7111 Boardwalk & Mississippi Ave.. 23. Members $5, non- •Happy hour at Wurlitzer's, Pis- throughout your stay to help you design post, 465 Route 27, Iselin, 7 and agreement in the global ming pools, including the giant-sized, out- who "aim to tease!" Ad- •Frankle Valli & The Four Sea- Atlantic City members $7. (908) 704- cataway, 5:30 p.m. Feb. 26. RELAXATION THERAPY, your own exercise program which may in- SHORE SINGLES p.m. Feb. 16. Members $6. environment, March 9. door hot tub which you can paddle into via mission $4 In advance, $5 at sons, Feb. 7, 8. 1-800-759-TRUMP 8480. Call phone number in each list- non-members $7. "Briavel Holcomb and Susan clude one of the hotel's fitness walks or the door. SALLY'S PARK PLACE •Tom Jones, Feb. 7-9. •Monthly meeting at Inn Sea- the indoor pool. Later relax on the. tanning ing for information. Cutter, "Who Bears the Bur- aquatic aerobics in the outdoor pool. Or you HUNTERDON SYMPHONY Boardwalk & Park PI. son restaurant, Branchburg. patio or replenish yourself at the juice bar, Atlantic.City . 11:30 a.m. Feb. 9. Members •Hike on Apple Pie Hill, Chat- Please turn to page 6 which also serves as a regular cocktail bar. HYPNOTHERAPY AND can indulge in a daily massage, European Saturday, Feb. 8, 2 p.m. You can take your Pina Colada along with facial or herbal wrap to bring out the "real" you when you slip into one of the hot you. Natasha's Stars Jacuzzis. If you're going the full pamper- Packages can be arranged from a two-day 'PSYCHO-VISUAL' THERAPY ARIES (March 21-April 19)Ypu do much LIBRA (September 23-October 22) - Don't route, you can indulge in a one-hour Swed- spa stay.for $240 to a week-long holiday for thinking this week about a new beginning. take a loved one for granted _whp was ish, sports or Shiatsu massage, or a full-body $875. Don't make this heavier than it is/dear Ram. gracious enough to forgive and forget.' Know , You put on your dancing shoes just in time which side your bread is buttered and stay loofah scrub. ' The Shoreham Hotel and Spa is located at for the weekend. You, your personality (and aware. Recognize you cannot keep all options 115 Monmouth Avenue, Spring Lake. Call your dancing shoes) are on display all open all the time. Listen to this person and And you don't even have to leave the weekend long. Don't hesitate; go for it. . demonstrate your caring - if you are to be a , (908)449-7100. happy camper. . building if you're hungry: Kites Restaurant is right upstairs serving lunch or brunch, and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Wish SCORPIO (October 23-November 21) Clear dinner Tuesday through Sunday. Friday and Saturday nights Kites also features live offers a unique relaxation experience designed to help you Type-A fulfillment becomes a reality rather than a out a family problem once and for all. You GYMNASTICS ^way uses flotation as a means of curing what ails you. Guests step possibility this week. But, just like a little know what you can and cannot take. Once entertainment kid, you want to gloat over your most recent freed, even 'serious you' are able to soar like which measures nine feet by six feet with a domed top, containing acquisition, success, or... You are not to be a butterfly and enjoy yourself. I^et those If you'd like to enjoy the spa experience all year long, memberships start at $60 per ~ water. The water is treated with 1,100-pounds of Epsom salt found this weekend because you are so happy creative juices flow as the .weekend begins. month, and vary depending on seasonal promotions. If you're just looking for a quick hit, with... • Do what is good for you. ,„* „... usjng none of ^eir own muscies- The staff at OUNCES THE stay overnight in one of the one-, two-, or three-bedroom condominiums at Great Gorge GEMINI (May 21 • June 20) You actually SAGITTARIUS (November 22-December21) aches and pains, relieves lower spinal prob- put into reality what you have been dreaming Fantaasize, play and talk, but really think Village, and unlimited use of the spa facilities, as well as free lift tickets during ski season of. Reactions (yours and the world's) may be twice before turning this idea into reality. A are included. Overnight stays start at $90 per person, per night in-season (winter and rather strong to all of this. Nevertheless, you loved on or a child gives you important and summer) and $70 off-season (spring and fall). environment at all times, and if they choose may leave are ready, willing, and rearing to go as the significant feedback. Know what is; know the weekend begins. You will know that it means what is real! Nevertheless, count on this For reservations and information call the Great Gorge Resort at (201) 827-2000. during their session, although the staff recommends no to wish upon a star, Gemini. . weekend spent in the clouds. CAPRICORN (December 22 • January W D OP session last an hour and a half and includes a shower CANCER (June 21-July 22) Much of this If you are looking for a more serious spa treatment with a holistic health approach, try week is spent looking at other points of-view, Sensible and careful to a fault, you proceed very all of much in this manner this week. You moy simply the Abunda-Life Health Hotel and Clinic in Asbury Park. Located right on the beach, assessing possibilities und then making a be unwilling right now to take any more risks, to Abunda-Life immerses you in a total lifestyle adjustment meant to purify you body and decision. You travel unknown realms as the reveal any more, or to make yourself vulnerable. week comes to a close, and because of your You pay the consqucnccs of this stance this soul and set you on a New Age path to holistic health. The average stay is 14 days willingness to risk and pull in close, you may weekend. Reconsider while you still can. get a close glimpse of never-never land, although some guests remain from 30 days to six months. There is a five-day, intensive type of massaSe avaUable AQUARIUS (January 20-February 18) You are program available. 1LEO - (July 23-August 22) Go for the unknown moving mountains right now, Aquarius, and you massage. Massages range from and be more Into another and what could hnppon. feel very creative-, Do less crowing about who you • Aerobic Trainin The hotel is directed by Robert Sorge, a holistic doctor who devises an individualized You may get ah unbelievable opportunity. Don't are and how great you are. Be willing to be a risk and turn this one down....or do risk and walk little humblo, If patient, you get your just Equipment health program for each guest which may include a nutritional assessment, fat reduction, acupuncture, yoga through a new door. Romance, mystern and a desserts (and trcati) this weekend. You just Ivoe ipTffent toxin purification and behavior modification. Guests are taken off food and placed on a deeper connection are par t of the scenario, what goes on. PISCES (February 19-March 20) A flagrant Separate Aerobic Studi igh/Low Impact G diet of five "super" drinks which are designed to increase energy, reduce body fat and 17, Hasbrouck Heights, telephone (201) 393-099. VIRGO (August 23-Septembe\r 22) - Your attitude midweek may not help you, Make up anie Valcarcel eliminate toxins. Guests are set on a daily structured regime designed by the staff which no less luxurious, is The Spa at Short Hills in the Short efficiency h tested this week, Virfio. Take your mind for now to stay mum. Also, be ne Nones another glimpse at u relationship or a potential aware that all your opinions could change at lasts from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. and includes seven exercise periods suited for the individual. juice bar, large swimming pool, Jacuzzis, sauna and a fully- relationship on the horizon, It Is your choice if any given moment in the next few weekB. rmrTr? this is o soar inK or fUlllinK star. You will be You roll into the weekend a little secure but Guests may also be scheduled for a variety of therapies including massage therapy, is also a full-service health club of which you may much happplcr this weekend if you no with the foi' now, ull the butter. Do some soul scenario of a rising star. relaxation therapy, hypnotherapy, psycho-visual therapy and "passive exercise" *ln the • But searching, Pisces. . PEN m vi0 C w toning therapy room. choose ! ™ ^ W the luxurious .spa experience, and you can y dcsi c emington According to Mr. Sorge, the hotel boasts the only "Thermogenic Body Fat and Internal The ^f - ^ d Packages to introduce you to the spa life. CALL Natasha's Starcast! Purification Room" in the area. In the thermogenic room, guests are treated with "special poolside, / Spa PrOgmm and ™l»des breakfast or lunch served / February rays" which turn the body into a human heater, burning up body fat and unhealthy toxins 1 6 or herbaJ wrap a spa 1-900-454-4543 and environmental pollutants. • Daily Forecast shments • Sup bracer in place ofthe ^ ^' ^ - ^r • Monthly Forecast Costs range from $795 for the minimum five-day stay up to $2,995 for the 30-day ThnS ^-up application. For men the spa offers a skin program. Other lengths of stay may be arranged. Day C StS $2 5 and • Compatibility-see if you and ^ss For your partner are a match! Abunda-Iife Health Hotel and Clinic is located at 208 Third Avenue, Asburv Park ^ °^ t°0 a ^™ ^ breakfast and^ lunch WCather JflkJJSy The Spoken larot- telephone (908) 775-7575. class in the aeroE SSSmor Vl^ , n &"*&&*• You can take a fitness Hlllsborough Fleming If you're looking for a little less rigor and a little more romance, try the Cabbage Rose dciooics room 01 receive a fitness consultation from a personal trainer. Next powerful 3-card reading 1 (Please turn to page 11) -. 99 7and 8,8 p.m. in April, and concert of part- 16 Maple St, East Brunswick Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Adults for all on Thursday. Wednesday, Friday, and Satur- $1' children 50 cents. presented by a small-business Studio Theatre NUTS ;• •.•'..••• '••' ' "•.. songs in May. Call for iniforma-. (908)254-7329 •Works from the collection of day from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. MINIATURE KINGDOM Montclair State College Saturday and Sunday frorrf* Robert J. Koenig, through Feb. . consultant. Admission $30; Feb. 11 and 13, 7:30 p.m. tion. ; THE ART MUSEUM Route 31 South, Washington 1:30-4 P-"i- Free admission. .9. '••'/•' •"'';.' pre-registration required. .Upper Montclair . Knights of Columbus hall SWEET ADELINES Princeton University (908)689-6866 EAST JERSEY OLDE TOWNE •"Rutgers Archives Prints," NATURAL HISTORY (201)893-5112 Maple St., Bemardsville Piscataway Chorus (609)258-3788 Closed for the winter; re- • River Rd. and Hoes Lane through Feb. 9. LECTURE SERIES •Dance-theater-video event. (908) 756-7824 Tuesday'through Saturday opens March 15. Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. Johnson Park, Piscataway •Paintings by William T. Wilr N.J. State Museum Admission $2. •For April production of play on from 10 a.rn.-5 p.m.,.Sunday MONMOUTH MUSEUM Reformed Church .. (908)463-9077 205 West State .St.. Trenton. NEW ENGLAND from l-5;p.m. Museum shop Newman Springs Rd. ' liams, through Feb! 23. which the Barbra Streisand Village composed of relo- Main St., South Bound Brook closes 4 p.m. Western Euro- Uncroft •Bronze sculpture by Jonathan (609)292-6308 : CONTRA DANCING movie was based. Must read cated 18th century structures (908) 572-6959, 287^0161 - pean paintings, sculpture and . (908) 747-2266 Scott Hartley, through March 8. . All programs begin at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8, 8 p.m. from the script; women may set near the headquarters of . decorative art from 19th and Main gallery open Tuesday •Drawings from the Morgan Free admission, Reformed Church be cast in roles, written for "For women who enjoy singing. the county park police. No 20th centuries: also pre- through Saturday from 10 : Russell Archives, Feb. 9 •William Leap on 'the Jersey 23 South Second Ave. men. Call for specific roles. New members welcome; no ex- tours offered at present. Gift' Columbian art and art of the a.m.-4:30 p.rn,, Sunday from through April 5. Devil, Feb. 9. Highland Park "' . . PHILOMUSICA perience necessary. shop open Wednesday through Americas. 1-5 p.m..Becker Children's •Prints from Currier & Ives, Friday from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. " Hedy Bauer on wildflowers of (908) 828-8776, 873-1228 Monday, Feb. 10,; 7 p.m. VOICES Wing open to the pubjic Tues- through April 12. V •Paesagg/d, Italian landscape GREAT SWAMP OUTDOOR the Pine Barrens, Feb. 16. • For new and experienced and 10 p.m. Sundays, 7-9 p.m. day through Friday from 2-4:30 photographs by Mario Glaco- ; EDUCATION CENTER •"A Moody.Ught: Romanticism LEAH SLOSHBERG dancers; no partner needed. In- Unitarian Society . p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m.- United Methodist Church . . melli, through Feb. 23. 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham in the American Landscape," Sunday, Feb. 16, 3 p,m. struction precedes program at 4:30 p.m., Sunday from 1-5 176 Tices Lane, East Brun- 160 Nassau St., Princeton •Pastoral landscapes, through' (201)635-6629 Feb. 23 through April 26. Lec- 7:30 p.m. Admission $5. p.m. Adults $2, senior citizens NJ. State Museum swick March 1. •Night hike through the winter, ture by Dr. Clement A. Price at (609)737-9383 .,-' and children $1. 205 West State St.. Trenton NJ. COUNTRY MUSIC (908)545-0742 •Works by Paul Cezanne, landscape, 7-8:30 p.m. Feb. 3 p.m. Feb. 23. •For March concert of classical Trols Pokes by Paul Cezanne, part of an exhibition of the •Juried show of Mpnmouth (609)292-6308 ASSOCIATION •For May concerts of chamber through April 5. 11. Cost is free; pre- •"Highlights from the Native County Arts Council, through • "Museum's director will talk Friday, Feb. 14, 7 p.m. Paula Josa-Jories Performance Works will perform White works by community chorale. CUNT0N HISTORICAL MUSEUM registration required. artist's paintings and drawings at the Art Museum, Princeton American Collection," through choir in New Brunswick and Feb.23. about African-American art in VFW post Dreams, Wild Moon Feb. 13 at the Rutgers Arts Center in New Call for information. 56 Main St., Clinton .': MACCULLOCH HALL June 7. Woodbridge. Rehearsals begin University. MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM the museum's collection. Free (908)735-4101 HISTORICAL MUSEUM 600 Washington St., Manville in February; experienced choral Brunswick. WESTFIELD COMMUNITY 3 South Mountain Ave. •"From the Collection: Real- Daily (except Monday) from 45 Macculloch Ave. admission. 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Route 28 and Lamington Road, North Branch, New Jersey For more Info call (908)722-3000 ext 6100 968-4060 OR 1*800-794-0937 Hoon: Tu^-Thur*. 104, Fri. & S»t. 1(MJ. pot 4-3., N S Mark your CUR SI s Points calendar A scene from Indian Summer, one of of departure the independent films at the United States Super 8 and Video Festival, author signs Pontiac Grand Prix, and a night of frrttersville resident Thomas travel |Je reckless driving that ends in may- Travel all over the worW while A showcase hem and traffic summonses. .. ' William Simpson will autograph 'Doo-Wop' styles savoring such homey coniforts •• Though' a total of $1,000 in prize as a good tfiair andhot coffee. money will be given out, the film- for independent first rtovel Saturday, Feb. 8, of architecture The Travel Vttteo Cttib at the makers being showcased at the Dunellen Public library/New filmmakers festival are in this for love. Mr. . from noon to 2 p,m. atCamelot in the Wildwoods Market and South Washington Nigrin explained that the Co-op . By STEVEN HART . ,7 uses six pre-screeners and four Books in the Village at Bedmin-' . By STEVEN HART . roads, takes you places Tues- • WeekendPlus Editor • ' WeekendPlus Editor judges to sift through the mass of fcter shopping center, off Route day aftenujoris withoul; the trou- story' about dreamy young iven a brand-new world to entries. . ble of booking a fllahe. man obsessed with a photo- 206 in Pluckernin.' live in, Adam set to work graph, from, the 19th cen- . Three of the films in this year's giving a name to every- OnFeb.il/the club will . . tUry. A 30-second "com-:. : crop are by New Jersey residents Ws Way Madness Uest Mr. , watch a video on China. Flo- A . — two of them from this area. G thing he saw. Given a mercial" offering another view of . Simpson's story of an eccentric brand-new field of study called > rence will be the destination on New York City's victory parade for "I always like to do kind of • weird love stories, with unhappy •:. family based In Far Hills, has Feb. 18, and on Feb. 25 the the Gulf. War soldiers. A tour of "commercial architecture" to play endings. I wanted to do one with a cemeteries throughout Central Jer- already been praised by such with, shoreside promoters Chuck club will sponsor a video voyage twist," said Faune Yorby, a High- Schumann and Jack and Will to Switzerland. sey. ' •••/••• .... • • •, • luminaries a$ Fay Weldon and No, the short films being land Park resident whose five- Morey have only followed Adam's Greece will be the stopping minute short, E Is for Edmund example and named things as they screened Friday, Feb. 7, at the Nelson DeMille. place on March 3. Who Died of Ennui, is among the saw fit. : •1992 United States Sijper 8 Film For more information, call Small'Screen excursions take and Video Festival in New Brun- finalists. The film, about a young So, when you take the "Back to Ah, yes, the Ebb Tide Motel in the Wildwoods is a classic example of the "Vroom" style of man's fixation on a 19th century off at noon in the library meet- swick are not going to be in your (908) 781-6096. the '50s Trolley Tour" this summer commercial architecture that flourished along the Jersey shore from 1954 to 1964. photography of a woman with el- in the Wildwoods and you hear the ing room. local 'theaters- anytime; soon. But. . ephantiasis in both legs, takes its u For more information, call some of them might just take up guides talking about the Vroom,""Phony Colonee" and "PulPu. Plat- architecturalsociety Would consider a blot on the landscape. permanent residence in your title from macabre illustrator Ed- ter" styles of architecture, just remember that one of the benefits of "Our mission is to study and document 20th century commercial (908) 9684585. memory if you give them a ward Gorey and its tone from Ms. Film festival entering a brand-new field is the license to call things whatever you architecture," said Ray Ott, vice president of the society. "Maybe you chance. Yorby's interest in the works of : David Lynch (Wild at Heart, Blue like. . ' ' .-. . '• ••••••••.' • ' ' •.,' •...•••••: could also call it 20th century commercial environments. A major sub- "Super 8," for those ijot versed at Edison site The official 45-minute trolley tour of the area's extravagant "Doo- category of that is roadside architecture and within that the kind of Gearing up Velvet) and Jean Cocteau (Beauty in technical matters, is a compara- and the Beast). Wop" architecture built between 1954 and 1964 decade doesn't begin resources that we're intereested in are diners, restaurants, motels." tively cheap, easy-to-use film ' \^ Black ^r» Rim Festival, running until after Memorial Day, but those who want to combine an fora trip "For my thesis paper I'm doing Though Mr. Ott did not recognize any of the names bandied about for stock. Sometimes used by profes- a paper on collecting the gro- an annual selection of work by. off-season trip to the shore with a study of oddball aesthetics should The Somerset Naturalists are sionals who want a rough, grainy the Wildwoods tour, he acknowledged the prompters' pioneering efforts tesque," Ms. Yorby explained. "In IndejpenderrttlNTimakeis now look out for some of these styles among the area's motels and, stores: in the field of nomenclature. gearing up for a March 22 field look, Super 8 is the film stock gen- the film I use a photograph from Blast Off. Visible in the Fantasy Motel and Admiral Motel; a modem, "We did a tour back in '82, '83 and we have a tour booklet on Wildwod trip to the Great Swamp and erally used by beginners and ex- the book Masterpieces of Medical : perimental filmmakers with small glass-walled style, bringing to mind • ' . ' •' : • • . that we put together," he ex- environs, a joint excursion with photogmphy. I wanted to do a ' be held Saturday, Feb 8. at 8 the new jet-age airports of the pe- plained budgets and large ambitions. Among the styles on view: Vroom; 'Blast Off "W^n we first looked at it the Watchung Nature, Club. story about people's obsession and riod. "This is what I'm in it for," said repulsion with deformity." p,m. at the Edison National Hb- A

:.; V T A G E Weekend Continued from page 10 Neil Simon's autobiographical tril- edy about the lives of two brothers •/mago, more than mime, more Casella drama adapated for Ameri- Feb. 12 through March 21. Ad- QQ. Feb. 7 through March 1. Ad- and their friends.. Through Feb. 9* than acrobatics, even more than can audiences by Walter Ferris. LUSH LIFE mission $38-$24, group rates avail- mission $13 for opening night, $11 Admission $11 Friday's and Satur- puppetry. 8 p.m. Febi 22. Adults Through Feb. 15. Admission $10, able.' . ' ••, . other times; discounts available. -, days, $15 for two tickets Sundays. $12.50; senior citizens, students, group rates available. • v PISCATAWAY HIGH SCHOOL RUTGERS ARTS CENTER TECHNIQUES THEATRE and children $10. •• . . (Co.ntiriued' from page 4) .9-10 Building ' 7 ... ' •""•• ^Leyin Theater • . ' "' " ; •, Middlesex County-Vocational' ", . •- VILLAGERS THEATRE- ^ • 'BehmerRdv, PiscatawayT^" • •. 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LeDonne, Feb, 8. f you were being, given a Rorschach test and the shrink •note evenly for longer than a chihuahua on Desoxyn can Another enjoyable thing about this record, just as un- ' Thursdays. •. . at 8:30 p;m., Friday at 8:30 . •Dinosaur Jr., My Bloody Val- . •Spike Robinson Quartet, Eeb, Dance party., Saturdays. and 11 p.m., Saturday at 7, entlne, Babes in Toyjand, Feb. said "breakneck speed?' it's unlikely your first response pose for an oil painting, their twangingharmpnies are in- • likely as the lyrical oddities or the revisionist approach to ; ; •Edgar Cayce System Addict, 9:15, and 11:30 p.m. College 28.. .-, .. •'••> • • ; • 12.; .-••: • :••':•.•;. t •Larry Ham Quartet w/Dave would be "country and Western," "psychedelia" or . evitably, gorgeous — but what they do here has to be . folkstyles, is the production by c6untry veteran Pete . • Feb. 7. ••',•.. : Night every Sunday and Tues- •Solar Circus, Feb. 29. 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Dave LaRue,Mondays. lected extras in Tod Browning's ing an organ wash or graceful (908)969-1515 (609)392-8887 •Bums in the Park. Feb. 8. Open coffeehouse/Tuesdays. Freaks (1932). But they've hopped piano on others. Anderson's one of Raw Goods, Thursdays. Alternative dance party, Fridays. •Backstreets (w/Glen Stewart), •Alternative Roads. Without •Big Richard, Feb. 7. 95rcent dance night, Satur- Feb. 14. Warning, Lament Feb. 7. the big train, in promotion-arid- the best guys to have behind the -Big Machine. Feb. 8. days. Thursdays. •The Nerds, Feb, 20. •The Knowbbdys, J.C. Thunder, distribution terms, from a re- boarfl if you want clean guitar; the CATCH A RISING STAR •Nitzer Ebb, Crocodile Shop, CORNERSTONE Feb. 8. Singer Nancy Wilson performs Feb. 7 at the Club Bene in spected small label to a respected accelerated country stomp "Six Hyatt Regency Princeton Feb. 9. 25 New St, Metuchen Sayreville- •Hyperactive, Bouncing Souls, (908)549-5306 Please turn to page 18 big one; their late-'91 release For- Gallon Pie," the razor-like leads on Route 1& Alexander Rd. bidden Places (London) threatens "Another Moon," and the rippling to make famous people of them. arpeggios on "Whirlpool" all gain ALWAYS EXTRAORDINARY It's the cleanest and, in guitarist from his expertise., COED Curt Kirkwood's terms, "most user- Pressed to explain why the Pups Satin S^ Lace C7c AimYS IN STYLE... friendly" record they've made. Per- have had the staying power that SNORKEL haps surprisingly, there isn't a escaped some of their old peers . •BRAS«Ordl« JiEWELRY MAKES THE PERFECT . whiff of sellout about it. • Nursli\g Bras • Teddys like Black Flag or the Huskers, I'd and •5toddrujs • Panties • Gowns VALENTINE GIFT Starting out in the early 1980s as have to cite the way they distin- Complete Lingerie Needs more or less a thrash outfit, the guish rhythmically between vigor SCUBA •Personal Attention "Expert Fitting Pups didn't take long to metamor- and force. Cris Kirkwood and COME PREVIEW OUR LARGE SELECTION phose into something calmer and Bostrom are both powerful players, CLASSES more ambitious. Their musician- but they prefer being light on their ship's far too strong (when they feet tcbeing tough and muscle- 315 Main Street Bcdminstcr 20%-50% OFF SALE (908)234-1444 want it to be) to be contained with- bound. There's plenty of energy M-1hui5.1O-5:3O Fri tiU 6 Sat 10-5 \ Now in Progress in the borders of hardcore; around here, and very little machismo. the time of Up on the Sun, which Maybe this goes with the recon- to your Fearless Reporter's ears structed-hippie ethos, or with liv- - still ranks as their masterpiece, The Meat Puppets: A respected Indie band from Arizona moves to a respected major label. ing in a place bestTuiown for people started speaking of them in asthma treatment and John Birch- FREE 401 E. Main St., BOUND BROOK 356-2737 the same sentence as the Grateful . ."• . . ers. Who knows. Whatever the rea- Dead (which is a reach, but not completely implausible). or mouths move rapidly, but the Pups can match their son, even the semi-metallic tunes here ("Popskull," "Nail It FIRST NIGHT There's still a lot of thrash in these guys, though. Their manual dexterity with melodies and, well, concepts. Curt Down") come off friendly. , • •'••.. signature move is to pick up an unlikely pre-rock genre like Kirkwood's songwriting is usually about abstractions or ex- I'd be willing to.bet this record will turn.heads; people ..DATES' the polka and play it as if they were competing against the periences (occasionally hallucinations) rather" than people or may not expect an eccentric indie band like the Pups to Somerset Hills YMCA first Husker Du album for highest number of backbeats per Bernardsville Pool narratives, and the language he finds can be as uninterpret- turn in the kind of performance you could call professional. Feb. 9 minute. able as anything you'll find in Through the Looking Glass. Their live shows are still loose, good-natured improv mara- F WINTER CLEARANCE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC The best example of this on the new record is the open- At times, though, his quirky animal imagery gives up thons with an open-ended songlist (your F.R. saw the band Tuesday, • - nnmva ing track, "Sam," which consistently makes first-time lis- something approximately clear and worthwhile meaning: gleefully mangle "Octopus's Garden" and put a menacing PRIMA PORTA PREMIUM February 11th, 1992 BEEF _ ITAUAN SAUSAGE teners' jaws drop to the floor. It's a quick shuffle/boogie the flickering salamander tongues and "17 fat ripe rats spin on "It's a Small World After All"). It's delightful to see ' 7:00 PM JURGER PATTIES number with a feel that's something like George Thoro- hold(ing) stacks of juniper pie aloft" he sings about in a band with a fresh major-label contract happily flipping IB good's cover of "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" at "Open Wide" aren't just disturbing personal visions, they're $1.29 the bird to the convention of the tight slick set that pro- BOX pjRJjOypON^PACKJDJO^LajBOX PACKED 6 LR BOX somewhere between double and triple speed. What's alarm- disturbing personal visions of malice and greed. The frank LUPA BRAND motes the new product. But Forbidden Places is pretty solid '~~-— CUODYFARMS ITALIAN IMPORTED PASTA ing, though, isn't so much the tempo as the vocals: long silliness also provides contrast for the moments of emo- proof that their on-stage relaxation isn't the same thing as Somerset Hills YMCA COOKED TURKEY BREAST unbroken lines crammed with tongue-twisting syllables, tional directness (like "That's How It Goes," a relaxed laxness. These days, the Pups are taking the high road and Bernardsville Pool PERLB, ALLCUTS rattled off nonchalantly by Curt and bassist Cris Kirkwood acoustic tune that's both confessional and guilt-free). Kirk- the low road at the same time; tough move to pull off, no CHASE & SANBORN in hyperspeed triplets. The Kirkwoods' vocals have always wood doesn't take himself or his verbiage very seriously, matter how you define toughness. B IB. AVa WQQHT COFFEE Thursday, $2n98 IB. SUCED AT OUR DEU STATION March 5th, 1992 CALIFORNIA LETTUCE $4.98 Soundings 7:00 PM FRI BEST .59* $10.95 VEGETABLE LIQUID PBlHEAD CASE Of 24 HEAD SHORTENING CAPC MAY NO CHOLESTEROL Continued from page 13 (908) 356-6165 Perth Amboy High School ROXBURY CHAMBER THE FAMOUS BIBLETTES citizens and studonts $10. major, K.297b; the overture to CALL FRIED CLAM STRIPS $13.95 Marosszek by Kodaly; "Fifth-anniversary concert fea- Eagle & Francis streets PLAYERS Sunday, Feb. 9, 3 p.m. VOICES FAMILY FEST Candida by Leonard Bernstein. PACKED 36LR CONTAINER Beethoven's Symphony No. 4 turing the finalo of Beothoven's • Perth Amboy Sunday, Feb. 23, 2 p.m. Montclair Art Museum Sunday, Feb. 23, 3:30 p.m. Adults $5, senior citizens and for more information $10.95 THANK YOU BRAND in B flat major. Admission $35- Symphony No. 5, Brahms' Hun- (908) 745-4489- NJ. State Museum 3 South Mountain Ave. Unitarian Church of Princeton students $3. 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Admis- Aquatic i 1 •Jazz concert w/The Bearcats, Shiloh Baptist Church, Trenton Rutgers Arts Center ANDRE TARANTtLES BUCK AND BLUE WESTMINSTER . sion $12 in advance, $15 at • Herb Gardner's New Royal Six, (609)683-1154 George St. & Route 18 Sunday, Feb. 9, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 14, 8 p.m. COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA the door; part of the, "Music for Center Nadine Thomas Singles" series. Frank Vignola's All-Stars, and "Spirituals and gospel songs, New Brunswick St. Bernard's Church Theatre at Raritan Valley Saturday. Feb. 15, 8 p.m. -urs "A~Warehouse Of Savings' ANDY WILLIAMS Joe Muranyi's Gut Bucket Six. performed with the S. Howard (908) 932-7511 88 Claremont Rd. Community Collego Unitarian Church of Princeton 6 Hwy. 22 West Washington Valley Rd. • Martinsville Saturday, Feb. 15, 8 p.m. n-Wed"8-6 Thurs i CALL FOR EASY DIRECTIONS Admission $15. Woodson Jr. Mass Choir of the "Scott Mendoka, tuba, and Bernardsville Route 28 & Lamington Rd. Route 206 & Cherry Hill Rd. 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Admission $35, $29. 14 Weekend Fortes Newspapers Febmary 5-7, 199i c v VI E S Weekend Film capsules his ideas lookingwan and inad- equate. ,.' ••.•••'•;: '•':. '.••.•.• "The Grand Canyon serves the ' : Continued frbm page 16.-... ;. same purpose here that the baby Bombs ' bais and his.laughable assertion, served at the end" of Rashomon; it's that Kennedy was. gunned down - used, as a sentimental espape , because he was about to meta- away morphose into a charismatic hatch from a no-win situation. Ra-- Is Jim Abrahams'Hot George McGovern.- With. Kevin "shoTMonhad, along with its final Costner, Sissy Spacek, Tommy Shots! (Fox Video)\mjty cop-out, a great deal of artistry and t Lee Jones, and, in a series of movie? Sure It Is: as'jiltyas Top cameo roles, just about.every Troubled souls technique, which is why we con- big-name actor who had nothing tinue to revere it.. Grand Canyon .- Gun, the hyped-upjrnovie.it1 par* to do while the film was being has methane-rich clouds of impor- shot. (R) ' . • .••'•-. in 'Juice' and odies so skilrfulty,and several JUICE tant-sounding statements about times funnier to boot. The •Cinematographer Ernest Dicker- 'Grand Canyon' decent folks trying to make.sense son (Do the Right Thing) makes ; of this crazy old world and, hey, . NahettGun 2 l/2;imA& by- his directorial debut with this ;.. By STEVEN HART • coming-of-age drama set in Har- • WeekendPlus Editor maybe even finding a miracle or -. Abrahams' partner David Zuck- lerh. With Omar Epps and rap he best scene in Grand Can- two* The movie is an attempt at a er, made all the moneyjbut this star Queen Latifah. (R) grand statement from a man who KUFFS yon — the only one, that is; flick'has more ahd better Jokes, •Christian Slater as a wise- with any sense of urgency or cannot speak in complete sen- cracking lad who inherits a se- Tauthority — has a white yup- tences. all aimed at a target that cited curity agency. (R) THE LAST BOY SCOUT t pie lawyer stranded in a scary sec- Mice, though set in New York, out for lampooning, With Charlie Omar Epps and Tupac Shakur head for a confrontation in •Bruce Willis and Damon Wayans tion of Los Angeles, his car sur- rather than Los Angeles, is Sheen, Cary B^, Vperja 60- Bob Hoskins as Captain Hook's pirate sidekick in Hook. • in an action flick about corruption the new film Juice* • and gambling in; big-time football. rounded by black gang-bangers about the kind of black teen- Rrta and Uoyd Brid^,^ ^ , who clearly intend to do him . : Jagers who scared the lawyer . • (R). : • ••-. ••• . •.••• . '. • -Steven Hart LOVE CRIMES harm. A tow-truck appears; the driver, also black, steps out and what and continue to scare a lot of other people on and off the screen. The •An Atlanta district attorney follows is an absorbing bit of negotiation in which the driver tries to four kids in Juice, unable to get a sense of perspective by visiting the i t * (Sean Young) becomes per- save the lawyer's hide as well as his own, playing to the gang leader's Grand'Canyon, are instead caught up in the day-to-day concerns of sonally involved in the hunt for a serial rapist. With Patrick Bergin. power tripping while trying to maintain his own dignity. The gang holds staying alive, staying sane and staying reasonably honest in the face of America's ' (Rj . • ••;.•• . all the cards but there is also the sense that the driver will only bend so annihilating poverty. The story, which shows how any attempt to find NAKED LUNCH far, and if he's pushed any further all bets will be off. It's a subtle, well- excitement and glamor in this environment seems to lead them into •Not so much an adaptation of most, rented Williami S. Burroughs' 1959 book written scene andDanny Glover, as the tow truck driver, plays it crime almost as a matter of course; is already familiar from dozens of as David Cronenberg's re- superlatively. • ' •'.." . ' stories; it bears retelling, naturally, but the filmmaker who takes it up 1. Terminator 2; imagining of the circumstances The rest of Grand Canyon is pretty weak tea. Though normally a has to probe a little more deeply than those who have gone before. Judgment Pay (1 last week) ••• under which it was written, laced . with surrealistic intertudes and maker of Tinkertoy movies (Body Heat, I Love You to Death, scripts for Co-written and directed by Ernest R. Dickerson, the cinematpgrapher 2. City Slickers (2) episodes from other Burroughs ti- George Lucas), Lawrence Kasdan occasionally gets the urge to grapple for all of Spike Lee's films to date, Juice doesn't probe very far below tles (notably Junky and Extermi- 3. The Naked Gun 2 1/2: with the biggies. In The Big Chill it was the self-important breast. the surface. A smooth and professional piece of work, it lies between nator!): As Burroughs stand-in Bill The Smell of Fear (is) Lee, Peter Weller is fine; his lean beating of'60s types coming to " ' ' ." •'•• • • -'. •••• •' •.' Boyz N the Hood and New Jack ' face and blossoming lips have grips with the real world; here it's a ~ ' ' '" Citij on the reality scale, and there- 4. Doc Hollywood (7) never been used to better effect, sextet of lower-, middle-and 'Grand Canyon' is an attempt at a -grand • statement fjvm a in lies its problem. We spend a and he even speaks in a warmer i 5. Thelma & Louise (30) version of the man's dry gulch, uppey-middle-class people living man who cannot speak in complete sentences... Juice' turns great deal of time with these four . 6. Backdraft (3) sarcastic monotone. But there's with the nagging sense that what- the miseries of the ghetto into stylized Kabuki theater. Harlem kids but they remain un- . little of. Burroughs' lashing, anar- ever they have might at any mo- 7. The Silence ' chic anger and humor on the ' derwritten and underimagined. The screen: Cronenberg turns the ment be erased. hero, an aspiring DJ who styles oftrwlami)s(4) • , , drugs into bug juice and centi- r This is not a bad Subject for a ~" "~~~^ ~~~ ~~ ~ .;:..•.• • ~~ "~ ; himself Q (Omar Epps), has the 8. What About Bob? (6) pede meat, ducks out on the ho- movie, but it's not one to be dealt with in pat, cozy Hollywood terms; mosexuality and dotes entirely kind of girlfriend we could hardly imagine him meeting, let alone too much on his animatronic like The Prince of Tides, it congratulates itself for noticing that this is a keeping around. The kids never become much more than a single beasties. A wild filmmaker has Omar Epps and Cindy Herron in the drama Juice. Steve Martin and Kim Williams get ready for the altar in Father of world in which bad things happen. Kasdan, who wrote the script with attribute — here's the fat one, here's the nice one, here's the one with a taken a wilder novel and made it his wife Meg, is fond of dialogue that offers Lessons for Living in the into a rather tame little flick. With the Bride. ; future — and when their first foray into crime goes terribly wrong, their Judy Davis, Ian Holm and Roy Sc- guise of everyday advice. Thus, a scene in which a father teaches his families seem to disappear. heider, whose brief appearances spy during World War II. With Lerner. Oscar-winning screenplay Triple Cinema, 486 Bloomfleld son to drive turns into a veiled discourse on how to deal with the as Dr. Benway leave you hungry ; In place of character, Dickerson gives us melodrama: Wild West f'\i., John Glelgud. (R) by Jeremy Lamer. Tuesday, Feb. Ave., Montclalr. Admission $8, Critical 'Juice' for a lot more. (R) craziness that can come out of nowhere. The big picture is filled in by shootouts, a police questioning that leads nowhere, a rooftop struggle STAR TREK VI: 11, at 7 p.m. In Conference $5 to students and the elderly. the tow truck driver, who talks about visiting the Grand Canyon and complete with a final struggle to keep someone from falling off. There's THE PRINCE OF TIDES THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY Room 2* Spraguo Library, (201) 746-5555. NewYork •If you've ever wondered what •Like its cast, this final entry in Montclalr State, Upper Mont- being filled by the sense of how the processes of time make our little a potentially fascinating character in Bishop, the group's wild card, who Ordinary People would have been the Trek series is paunchy, slow- clalr. Free admission. (201) MISCELLANEOUS concerns seem fleeting and unimportant. The only trouble with this discovers the only thing he likes better than holding a gun is using it to "Juice, the first movie directed by Ernest R. Dickerson — Spike Lee's like written by Rannery O'Connor, moving and more prone to talk 893-7565. this Is the movie for you. Based THE DANCING MAN: observation is that Kasdan has spent the better part of two hours trying conematographer — is well acted and well, shot, but it's essentially a than action. The preachment- CYRANO DE kill people. Tupac Shakur (a rapper from Digital Underground) plays on Pat Conroy's novel, the film PEG LEG BATES heavy script transposes the col- BERGERAC (1990) to involve us in these petty little problems; to say that they'll all seem him with total conviction and a measure of wit; had Dickerson been a commercial exercise, uncon- chronciles the budding romance •Premiere screening of a 60- lapse of the Soviet Union into the •Edmond Rostand's crowd unimportant once we're dead really isn't very helpful when your son is Bogus Journey between Tom Wingo (Nick Nolte), : minute documentary ac- more forceful director, he could has kicked Juice into high gear. As it is, scious of itself or its place in future, where Kirk, Spock and pleaser given a big budget "pro- in imminent danger of being killed by a teen gang, The screenwriter of Sogrce: a South Carolina teacher brought company must save a plan to re- complished dancer and performer the film is muffled and distant in a way that betrays its subject/Turning' the world," wrote David Review to-New York by his sister's sui- duction and an even bigger per- Peg Leg Bates, who made a solve the conflict between the formance by Gerard Depardieu, .Raiders of the Lost Ark and Return of the Jedi is no stranger to cosmic the miseries of the ghetto into stylized Kabuki theater seems as bad as cide attempt, and Susan Lo- record number of appearances Billboard, Feb. 1 issue Denby. Allowing that "as far Klingons and the Federation. who plays the' Gascon swords- banalities, but here he is without a special effects budget, which leaves wenstein (Barbra Streisand), the on The Ed Sullivan Show and ignoring them. as it goes, it's truthful about Starring the usual gang plus man with such outsized gestures revue shrink who delves into Tom's Christopher Plummer, and Kim opened the first Catskills resort and such an undersized nose you inner-city life," Denby found haunted past as a way of helping for black patrons. The filmmak- Cattrall as Spock's protege - end up wondering why he's afraid . his sister. The blend of Southern their mind-melding scene is one . ers, Dave Davidson and Amber "something passive and unin- Gothic plotting and Psychology to confess his love for Roxanne. Film capsules of the kinkiest moments in the • Edwards, will be at the screening. Lite dialogue is pretty flat: the -With Anne" Brochet, Vincent Perez telligent about the movie, as if Dickerson himself were numbed by the series. Directed by Nicholas Sunday, Feb. 9, at 2 p.m. in film is about raising demons and and Jacques Weber. Screenplay Meyer, the man behind Star Trek the Billy Johnson Auditorium, miseries of Hariem.'.' Unlike Boyz N toe Hood, Denby said, Juice falls then dispatching them with plati- by Jean-Claude Carriere and II: The Wrath of Khan. Newark Museum, 49 Wash- into "the dumb commercial strategy of exciting the audience with crime tudes. Nolte is good and Kate Jean-Paul Rappeneau; directed CURRENT FILMS and Martin Short. (PG) ington St., Nowark. (201) 596- for adulthood money can buy. Michael Hall, in a prime bit of Nelligan is very good as his moth- by Rappeneau. The novelist An- BUGSY FREEJACK and then moralizing over what earlier excited them. There's got to be thony Burgess provided the En- 6650. See your local Forbes Newspaper The Lost Boys, assigned the wish fulfillment) comes under er, a Cruella DeVil type whose REVIVALS •>The life and times of Bugsy •Science fiction adventure, some way out of that bind." machinations lie at the core of glish subtitles. Friday, Fob. 7, at U.S. SUPER 8 FILM task of reviving Peter's childlike • the tutelage of a hard-nosed THE CANDIDATE (1972) Siegel, the gangster who made drawn from a story by Robert the family's troubles, but star- 8 p.m. In the Student/ Com- AND VIDEO FESTIVAL spirit so he can rescue his kids commander. With Michael •i Michael Ritchie directed this Las Vegas what it is today. With Sheckley, about a racer (Emilio for movie theater times from Captain Hook, are the director-coproducer Streisand , munity Center, County College •A selection of 13 experimental Pare. (R) Rolling Stone shrewd, observant chronicle of Warren Beatty, Annette Bening, Estevez) catapulted into the fu- most obnoxious bunch of louts brings the movie to a halt when- how a crusading California at- of Morris, 214 Centor Grove films ranging from one- to 18- JFK and Harvey Keitel. Written by ture after a car crash. With since The Goonies. Only Dustin "Juice is an exciting, disturbing movie that pulses with feeling," wrote ever she appears on screen. With torney (Robert Redford) submits Road, Randolph. Admission minutes in length and atl maner •Imagine being locked in a Pott James Toback (The Big Bang) Mick Jagger and Anthony Hop- Hoffman, playing Hook as Wil- Peter Travers, who prafced the film's "bracing performances from a Melinda Dillon and Jeroen himself to a bruising political $3. (201) 328-5024. of subjects. Finalists in an annual and directed by Barry Levinson kins. (R) liam F. Buckley Jr., seems to Authority men's room for three Krabbe. (R) campaign and along the way TO SLEEP WITH competiton sponsored by the (Rain Man. Avalon). (R) FRIED GREEN TOMATOES McDonnell. Mary-Louise Parker, nabella Sciorra as a woman Petersen. (PG) hours with a raving bum and cast of newcomers." Noting that Dickerson "hasn't yet developed a Rutgers Film Co-op include Faune be enjoying himself; the rest of RUSH starts losing sight of why he ANGER (1990) CAPE FEAR •A nursing-home resident (Jes- and Alfre Woodard. Directed by who has it all and Rebecca De- HOOK you have an idea of what JFK is Yorby of Highland Park, Richard the actors, like harried parents unique personal style," Travers added that the film shows "Dickerson •Two narcs become lovers and wanted to run in the first place. •Danny Glover gives a sly per- sica Tandy) looks back at her Lawrence Kasdan; written by Mornay as a woman who wants •A ton 0' fun, coming right Clark of Somersefand John •> Martin Scorsese's remake of trying to quiet their kids, strain like. Oliver Stone's reimagining then drug addicts, going so deep This is one of the very few Ameri- formance as a trickster relative life. With Kathy Bates, Mary Kasdan and his wife Meg. (R) . to take it all away from her. down on your head. This singu- has more than skill as a director; he has potential." Decker of Ocean. Friday, Feb. 7, the 1962 thriller about a and heave to convey the im- ' of the assassination of John undercover they become crimi- can films that confronts politics whose arrival ignites all the ten- Stuart Masterson, Cicely Tyson, GUILTY AS CHARGED Directed by Curtis Hanson (Sad larly unappetizing idea for a vengeful ex-con, with a bam- pression of childlike delight. Kennedy uses a blend of fic- nals themselves. Based on Kim without turning Into a reassuring sions buried within a middle-class at 7 p.m. In Mllfedoler Hall and Mary-Louise Parker. (PG- •Rod Steiger and Lauren Hut- Influence, The Bedroorn Win- children's fantasy — Peter Pan bumlng performance by Robert With Robin Williams, Bob tion, distortion and pure rant to Village Voice Wozencraft's novel. With Jason propaganda or a shrill cartoon; it black family. Handsomely made Room 100, College Avenue 13) ton in a black comedy thriller. dow). (R) grows up and becomes a cor- DeNiro, (R) Hoskins, and (as Tinkerbell) a attack the Warren Commission Patric and Jennifer Jason Leigh. also lets you savor Redford be- but so slow moving you may find campus of Rutgers University, With Heather Graham and Isaac HARD PROMISES "No, not about Jewz N the hood," cracked Georgia Brown. FATHER OF THE BRIDE GRAND CANYON porate sleaze — manages to be badly-used Julia Roberts. (PG) report. Your response to this (R) fore he got la*y and Ritchie be- your patience sorely tested. With near George and Hamilton •LA. yuppies and their friends Hayes. •Sissy Spacek in a comedy _ expensive-looking and cheesy "Ernest Dickerson's New York story is about boz N blue hoods and Is a •Steve Martin stars in a remake INTO THE SUN three-hour-plus film will depend SHINING THROUGH fore his satire turned toothless. Paul Butler, Vonetta McGee and Street* In New Brunswick. Ad- of the 1950 comedy about a face the world and find it a THE HAND THAT about a woman who secretly di-' at the same time. This $80 mil- mission $3. (908) 932-8482 or •Preparing for a role in a movie on your patience with Stone's gritty, moving, cautionary tale blending African Americanjieoreatism •Melanie Griffith as a Queens With Peter Boyle, Melvyn Dou- Richard Brooks. Thursday, Feb. man trying to organize a lavish scary place. With Danny Glover, ROCKS THE CRADLE vorces her husband and then lion paen to the joys of child- glas, Allen Gaiiield and Michael (908)2*9-9*23. about a fighter pilot, a Hol- charges about CIA-military ca- secretary who becomes an Allied 13, at 8 p.m. In the Clalrldge wedding With Diane Keaton Kevin Kline, Steve Martin, Mary •Suspense film starring An- tries to many. With William L hood is the best advertisement- with a touch of thriller." lywood superstar (Anthony Pleaso turn to page 17

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International rock acts, 789 Jersey Ave. •Bruce Pratt (singer- Karaoke night, Wednesday. •Vince Giordano & The New Or- •Ramin' Harry, Feb. 14. 7; \ V •••'•" •• • ' Saturdays. New Brunswick songwriter), Feb. 29. rt The Rutabagas (acoustic), - leans Nighthawks, Feb. 9. •Cross Cut Saw, afternoon Feb. •The Fleshtones, The Insomnif Basement: Alternative rock. (908) 247-2^95 .: NEST AT PHEASANTS' LANDING. •Vinnie D. Swing Band, Feb. . is.'" ,•,. •. •'" ••;• acs, Feb; 8. •The Spin Doctors, World With- Open-mike night, Mondays. Thursday. . •Combo Holiday, evening Feb. . •Alice Donut, Victim's Family, Amwell Rd., Hillsborough in, Train Wreck. Feb. 7. •Water, Feb. 8. ~ J. AUGUST'S • is.- .;.-. .•.••-..•''.''.. 15.:.. ; . ; ; • •; • •.. •. • Giant Metal Insects, Feb. 9. (908) 359-4700 FAST LANE II 19 Dennis St, New Brunswick •Raised On Blues Band, Feb. CROCODILE CAFE •Die Kreuzen, Bewitched, Feb. •Flashbacks,Feb. 7. 207 Fourth Ave., Asbury Park (908)246-8028 • -.21. ' '.'••. •• ••••• ': •The Razorbacks, afternoon 1979 Route 35, Sayreville •Johnny Charles Blues Band, (908) 988-3205 Hub City Jam, Sundays — bring JOHN & PETER'S Feb. 16. . ..14;.' '• ' ' . •• ' ' '•' (908)727-7777 •Bo Dollis &The Wild Magno- Feb.8. 99-cent dance night, Saturdays an instrument and sit in w/ 96 South Main St •Jamie Brockett, evening Feb. New York Comedy Night, lias, Feb. 15. •Elan. Feb. 14. ; house band. New Hope, Pa. 16. Wednesdays. and Thursdays. V : •Home Brew, Feb. 15. Gary rto, Mondays. (215)862-0823 •Mountain John, Feb. 17,19, •Barrence Whitfield & The Say- Ladies Night. Thursdays. The Outcry, Wednesdays, •-. •Mirage, Feb. 21, 22. Free admission Saturday and 26. - • -. . ".. -•• '• .••'; ages, Feb. 16. DJ. dance music, Fridays, Sat- •Alex Chirton, Crossfire Choir, '•""Off Ramp, Feb. 12: Sunday afternoons. : ! •Preston Harrison's Raggedy •The Dead Milkmen, Feb. 23. - •Stolen Hearts, Feb. 28. urdays, White Out. Feb. 8. •Pandora's Box, Feb. 13. 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Spend a Romantic ' V : Valentine evening With tis and jecejye ""a^eexatnatiohT _ In Somerville don't miss your Enjoy our elegant chance to try something a little Northern Italian Homemade Northern ^k Southern wild ~ wild boar, btiffato, ante- and Continental Cuisine Italian Cuisine Victor, Joyce Chen lope and quail, just to name a IWeitHIgh & Bridge St., SomcruiUc Reservations Please few. La Cucina Ristorante 526-4466 Servinjg 5 pm - lOpm have another and Cafe is pleased to an- RESERVE NOW FOR VALENTINES DAY nounce'v Game Night" every great restaurant Tuesday begjrinihgfeb. li. Select From Our Regular Menu By MICW PULSiNELU Diners will have jne op- Or Try One Of Our Daily Specials Culinary Correspondent portunity to sample many exotic MAKE MARILYN CORMACK delicacies not found here in the I'm a wino educator. It- says so right on' my ictor and Cathy Chen, the ^fttffaViyifflyaWriWitfrfrW^ RESERVATIONS linfted States, The menu will business card. I've studied viticulture and wine- owners of the Grand For- NOW! making for many yoars and continue to do sc tune Garden in South Plain- offer restaurant patrons the op- in pursuit of my Master's. My greatest lovo is tion of having a tUir course, prix COACH N'PADDOGK sharing knowledge with people,, and watching field, have expanded their ROUTE 78 (EXIT 12) 4 Miles Witt el CLINTOK. N.J. their faces as the liquid in the glass before V them goes from bewildering to user friendly. fixe rhenu for $59.95 per per- operation. Four weeks ago they 229 Bound Brook Rd. I'm also a wine lover. "E::ihus;ast" is directly opened their second Chinese res- son, which includes wine with 201-735-7889 Middlesex, NJ 08846 under "educator"! on my card: To me, wine is every course, or they will be . • not lor picking apart at each sip. It is not to taurant, the China Light, in West- :_ 1- • LUNCH • DINNER •COCKTAILS 968-7777 drink to get drunk. Wine is an agricultural field. I had such a delightful time able to have any menu rtem a WEDDINGS • BANQUETS • PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS wonder to be shared amid good food, friends la carte. The "Game Night" and conversation. dining in their first one that I was In this column,, tho educator par! ol mo will looking forward to visiting their menu will change twice monthly. Friday Night Dancing inlorm you of-flow- -happenings- in :ho wine world, explain terminology that may DO hazy. Reservations are suggested 1 new.one. •..•••-- _ Valentines Day Feb. 14th and review wines on the Dasis of their at - for Game Night and can be tirubutes rather than my personal opinion. How Competition in the restaurant ever, the enthusiast will1 never let me get awa business is intense, but competing made by calling (908) 526- —Bud Beavers & Elfine 7:30-11:30 without throwing my two1 cents in. If I truly lovi something, you will know it. And I hope m1 4907 t 1 in Chinese food is brutal. Probably yiM >^«A'.v»A".v?i.".v'/.:v^::v»': .v'A:v«> excitement will make you excited-too, as wi * * * take on those thousands upon thousands' c every town in New Jersey has two bottles of wino. . . , or more Chinese restaurants or -, Rfck Krajewsfo, a well-known What-you will not fina in this column aro vague - take out service. Victor and Cathy '..•'•>• •••,•" ROB PAINE/WEEKENDPLUS Basking Ridge restaurateur, has NOTICE ill-defined descriptors like "glegant" and "d nesse." Alan Young, President of tho Interna compensates for this by paying at- Joyce Chen stands in China Light, the new Chinese restaurant she and her husband have acquired the first available fran- Casual Dining for... The Whole Family DUE TO POPULAR REQUEST tional Wine Academy, said there aro only tw< chise Jor Rackley's, a highly things of importance when buying a wine; wha tention to detail. .opened in downtown Westfield. YOU CAN PICK UP DINNER does it taste like and how much does it cost Their restaurants are not ordi- '..".". &Mf ^staurant "*- billed i So, along with the prices, I will try to uso word: FOR TWO OR MORE PEOPLE to which you can readily relate, I will doscribi nary by anyone's standard. Observe the imported chairs in the front ($1.75) and won ton soup ($1.20). The-evening was cold and windy, and Place for.Ribs." ! tho flavors present, tho mouthfeel, the color JUST HEAT AND SERVE smell and viscosity. And if I ever use thp won area, or the wood sign hanging on the back wall with the year 1991 in the soups, beside tasting so good, warmed us up. "body" you can como over and bop me in thi Chinese. Notice the embroidered tapestry hanging in the front window. We snared an order of Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce ($6.95). You head with your favorite chardonnay. I realize that your taste buds aro not my taste |^||^^^^i5||||J $ Want some more examples? The restaurant is in downtown Westfield, could tell the broccoli was fresh because of the deep, strong green color. ' Roast Turkey with Stuffing Dinner for Two ONLY 8.00 buds. You will not always agree with my adjec- set between two other stores —"consequently, no side windows. Victor The oyster sauce did not overpower the natural flavor of the broccoli. tives. But, perhaps you can.use.the information • Chicken Francaise with Rice Pilaf to point you towards, what you find agreeable. I offsets this by installing what look like framed windows but are really Our entrees were from the chefs specialties. My husband had the .Flowers-'for. the;-Ladies don't want to tell you what to drink. I want tc help you find what you really likol colored etched glass. Another touch worth noting is a map of New stir-fried seafood and chicken with scallions ($10.95). This usually comes Dinner for Two ONLY* 9.75 Jersey with stars denoting South Plainfield and Westfield, the locations Romance for the Gents Today I've chosen two wines to prosent. They with a clear sauce, but he requested it served in a brown one. The •Veal Cutlet Parmigian with Lihguine are very differont in taste .and style. I'voovon of their two restaurants. . shrimp, scallops and chicken were tender, and the brown sauce a treat. Dinner for Two ONLY *14.00 managed to keep them under $10.00. I'm hop- Each little detail has that Chen touch that makes their restaurants Enjoy One Of Our Many Fine Specials ing you'll get a chance to pick one up and see I ordered the Hunan double delight ($13;95). This consisted of crisp how woil our tastes pair. In .future columns, as unique. Even their garnishes are beautifully arranged. Mine was made Or Dine From Our Regular Menu • Stuffed Chicken Ireasts w/Mixed Vegetables For Two.. * 9.00 wo run the gamut of inexpensive bottles to tho coated chicken (similar to General To's chicken) in a spicy garlic sauce, pricey wines, I hope we'll find some keepers with a turnip, colored, then arranged in a fan shape. / $ and jumbo shrimp with a Hunan chili sauce (not too hot, as requested). Reservations Recommended • Prime Ribs of Beef w/Mashed Potato. Dinner for Two .. 14.00 and that you will be enthusiastic as I. Victor and Cathy take great pleasure in pleasing their customers. Alderbrook 1989 Sauvignon Blanc Although served on the same plate, they were separated with garnishes Serving MON thru SAT - 11:30 AM till 10:00 PM Dry Creek Estate Bottled Their sincere friendliness is one of the reasons they do so well. I am • Roast Beef with Mashed Potatoes Tho right amount of aciidity is what makes the FRI & SAT - 11:30 AM TIL 11:00 PM • Sundays 2:00-8:00 J sure that in a month's time they will know their Westfield customers by of oranges, so it was like having two separate entrees. General To's Dinner for Two ...... :... 9.00 difforonce between old fashioned lemondado chicken is one of my all time favorites, and having crisp shrimp as well Lounge Hours • 10:00-2:00 AM Mon.-Sat. and that flat, lomon flavored water stuff you get name. As one of my co-workers would say "You can make book on 12:00 PM-1:00 AM -Sun. • Italian Meat Balls with Spaghetti Dinner for Two * 6.50 from a can. In wino, tho acid is the life, tho zest. was an added treat. Without it, a wino will bo watery and unrefrosh- that!" . • Baked Virginia Ham ^/Raisin Sauce ing. Adlerbrook Sauvignon Blanc certainly does Main Street So. Bound Brook 563-4972 $ China Light's menu is large, with over 140 items to choose from. Once again, dining with the Chens turned out to be a pleasant Dinner for Two *. 6.50 not have that problem. This goldon-straw col- orod wino is wonderfully balanced with apple, Chefs Specialties (21 in all) cost from $9.95 to $13.95. Pork, poultry and experience. The service at China Light was excellent, the food was good, •Home Style.Bdei- /Stew Dinner for Two ONLY .' * 6.75 sweet pepper flavors and acidity that wakos up beef selections average $8 to $9. Seafood choices cost $9.25 to $11.95. the atmosphere unique and stunning and the prices outstanding. your mouth. Alcohol gives it a lasting warm •Stulfed Flounder with Shrimp and Crabmeat finish. But what you notice is how fresh you There are also an assortment of fresh garden selections ($6.25 to CHINA LIGHT, 102-108 E. Broad St., Westfield. (908) 654-7170, 7797. mouth fools nftor you swallow. $7.99. Mixed Vegetables Dinner for Two ...' M2.00 Rosomont Estate 1990 Shiraz $6.95), appetizers ($1.20 to $5.50) and soup ($1.20 to $4.55). This column is meant to inform readers about dining op- $ S.E. Australia Estato Bottled As is our custom, the first order of the day was hot and sour soup portunities in the area. It is not a review. • Swedish Meat Balls/Brown Gravy/Rice pinner for Two.. 6.50 What's the difforonco between sweet nnd fruity? Swoetnoss is dotormihod by tho prosonco of Buy Any • Sausage. Peppers, Onion, Zitti, Marianara Sauce absonco of sugar, Fruitiness is when tho aroma and tasto greatly suggest either tho grapo tho One Dinner Dinner for Two * 6.50 wino as made from, or a fruit tho grapo berry Places to go reminds you of. Rosomont Shiraz is a fantastic At Reg. Price example of this. Tho smell sooms all chorrios to mo, with, just a hint of horbs. In tho mouth, tho 'Add 7% N.J. Sales Tax cherry follows through with just a bit of Innnm & Receive 2nd 'Ideal totyotif freezor supporting tho flavors. This wino mado my mouth fool very full, and after swallowing, tho Continued from page 8 open Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m,-5 p.m.. Saturday by 12 African-American artists, •"A Hint of Spring;" group •Landscape "Surroundings" by •"New Abstraction," works by tvattablg (axtra cnargti) k* orders ovw $50 •"•'< flavors lingorod. This is ono of my favorite wines Building of the Barracks at from 1-5 p.m. through March. from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. through Feb. 23, show w/works by 11 artists, New Jersey artists, through eight abstract artists, through Expires 3/6/92 in tho world. $8,99. Trenton," through June 1. Free admission. •Abstract paintings and collage GALLERIES dos ARTISTES through March 4. Feb. 22. Feb. 29. ' ' 1 REEVES-REED ARBORETUM JANE VOORHEES ZIMMERU by Prich Matthews, through 18 Main St., Madison NABISCO GALLERY •Color photographs by Sally RA-JON'S STUDIO GALLERY ' *" III UPON HEOUEST 165 Hobart Ave., Summit ART MUSEUM March 5. (201) 377-1631 River Rd. & DeForest Ave. , Stubbs, Feb. 21 through March 771 ONE OF THE MOST UNUSUAL 86 Albany St., New Brunswick Call (908) 757-5473 •** CATEWNa CATALOGUE LISTING (908)273-8787 Rutgers University EDISON FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY Tuesday through Saturday East Hanover 26. (908) 545-4257 Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 4:00-6:30 pm DC PRICES IDEAS t SUOOESTIONS Gardens open daily from George and Hamilton streets 340 Plainfield Ave., Edison from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. (201) 682-7140 N.J. DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN Monday through Saturday FAX (908) 757-9118 II dawn to dusk. New Brunswick (908)287-2298 •Five artists working on one Open to the public every day 65 Church St. New Brunswick U- 757-5473 RUTGERS GEOLOGY MUSEUM (908) 932-7237 from 10 a.m,-6 p.m. Open during library hours. canvas at the same time, Feb. from noon-4 p.m. Free admis- (908) 246-4066 FREE Daily Buffet Hamilton St. near College Ave. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday. 8. "Paintings and drawings by Wine & Liaucrs •Playbills, photographs, and sion. Monday through Saturday LEON'S CATERING SERVICE Rutgers University and Friday from 10 a.m.-4:30 HUNTERDON ART CENTER Akeem Anishere, through Feb. $ 00 posters from the Crossroads NEW JERSEY CENTER from noon-6 p.m. FRANKIN TOWN CENTER New Brunswick p.m. Saturday and Sunday from 7 Center St., Clinton 29. Reception from 1-5 p.m. 135 Somerset St., No. Plainfield Theatre Company, through Feb. FOR VISUAL ARTS •"New Generations," works by 1 Drafts & Big Glass Specials noon-5 p.m. Free admission. (908)735-8415 (3/4 mil* from Rt. 22) Next to Aamco Transmission (next to FOODTOWN) (908) 932-7243 29. 68 Elm St., Summit Katharine Wood and her stu- Feb. 16. Monday from 1-4 p.m., Tues- •"New Directions" in Russian Thursday and Friday from 8 «nv6:30 pm Dally - park In our own lot GALLERY AT (908) 273-9121 dents, through Feb. 29. RARITAN VALLEY THE day through Friday from 9 a.m.- and Soviet art, through Feb. 12:30-4:30 p.m., Saturday and 908-422-2324 BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB Gallery hours Monday "Valentine show and sale, COMMUNITY COLLEGE 25. Sunday from 1-5 p.m. 3417 HIGHWAY 27 Frankln Park, NJ noon. Free admission. Route 206, Princeton through Friday from noon-4 through Feb. 29. Route 28 A Lamington Rd. •Members show, through TRAILSIDE NATURE (609) 683-6275 p.m., Saturday and Sunday RABBET GALLERY Branchburg AND SCIENCE CENTER March 8. |~"~ COUPON SAVINGS GALLERIES Open to the public Monday, from 2-4 p.m. Free admission. 120 Georges Rd. (908) 218-8871 New Providence Rd. EXCHANGE ClAREMONT GALLERY Tuesday. Wednesday, and Fri- MORTIMER GALLERY » •Paper and fabric marbling New Brunswick Gallery open Tuesday through with this coupon 1 & Coles Ave. Clarence Dillon Library day from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thurs- Gill St. Bernard's School workshop w/Sandra Hol;man. (908) 828-5150 Thursday from noon-3 p.m. Rt. 202-206 North, Bridgewater $00UU0 Limit one per customer Pefoocfii Mountainside Lamington Rd., Bedminster day from 9 a.m,-9 p.m.; Satur- 10 a.m. Feb. 22, 23. Cost Mendham Rd., Gladstone Wednesday through Friday •Works by faculty member Etta Expiration Date 2/29/92 (908) 789-3670 (908) 234-2345 day, Sunday, and holidays from (908) 234-2345 S75, materials fee $30. I from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday 2 OFF Roebig, Feb. 14 through March Visitors center open every 1-5 p.m. Free admission. Monday through Thursday Sunday and Thursday from 2- •Collage by Rosemary Kane, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Also by. 526-7090 •"The Expanding Circle," works 6. Opening reception from 7-9 D day from 1-ft p.m. Museum from 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Friday 4 p.m. Also by appointment. through Feb. 20. appointment. • Leon's Catering Service J 131 Xmw,U HA HUUborauoh 359-2333 7 i p.m. Feb. 14. 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(VALENTINES DAY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14th) THE. Now Appearing In Our Lounge "RICKSHAW" Tables for two, soft music and a panoramic view Coming: Next Week t of twinkling lights will set just the right mood "HIT LIST" for the evening. ., • NO COVER • NO MINIMUM GRAND CHINA CRANFORD i Join us and enjoy a specialty prepared Champagne FORTUNE N.J. Dinner, this dinner will include a champagne LIGHT N.J/S OWN BIG APPLE toast, choice of appetizer, salad, choice of GARDEN 102-108 E. Broad St. WEDDING Oak Tree & Park Avenue, South Plainfield Weslfield, NJ. entree and a special dessert sampler for twa Near the Edison Border in the (Next First Nationwide Bank) SUPERB A&P Shopping Center 908-654-7170 • 654-7797 RECEPTIONS Reservations are esssential (908) 754-3310 or 754-3311 BANQUET We have aecoiiKidalions lo fit every HAVE GOURMET InulfSi't. 50 lo 501) Persons. 908-/66-8200 HOT LUNCH nUFFET CHINESE CUISINE A Guide To Valentine All You Can Eat - Soup Included IN FACILITIES OVKHMGHTACCOMODATIONS Mon.-Sat. 12:00-3:00 p.m. ELEGANT WESTFIELD AVAILABLE AT OUH ADJACENT Sunday Dinner Duffet 4:00-0:00 p.m. Weddings • Showers LUXURY HOTEL Dining For Your -COUPON VALID FOR 2 LOCATIONS— Dinners RESTAURANT • CATERING JAY/mi. SI'lXIAL I SPECIAL 20-800 Persons Any Purchase $3.00 OFF OfSIS.OOOrMorc 272-4700 of xis.00 Of Mote I 185 Madisomille Road. Basking Mage, NJ. 07920 caniuit b< u«i) in nmjuntiWH wilh uny I be lifted in conjunction with any At Parkway Exit 136 * Cranford oihcr G!fe«/limil one coupon per ctutoour oilier offer/limit one coupon pet cmioma Conveniently located >h mile from Route 287 China Light • Grand Fortune China Light • Grand Fortune ,- ''?•"'• :/'->>' -'\'""-' • - '/••,' ;/H< •'k'-'^P"

mm m J M I Lll m i u i r fcv m Super Winter Festival Chinese New Year Celebration 1.1W WHOLE MAINE LOBSTER $13.95 Feb. 6th - 9th 2. KANSAS T-BONE STEAK $18.95 A Join Us For Chinese Selections: * - 3. CHICKEN & SHRIMP STIRFRY $12.95 4. FILET OF NORWEGIAN SALMON $15.95 -•* Includes soup, appetizer, entree, dessert & Chinese Tea S. TWIN ROCK LOBSTER TAILS $18.95 Seafood Birds Nest M3.95 PRESENTS 6. BROILED SCROD OREGANATO $10.95 Valentine's Weekend Shrimp & Steak Birds Nest ....J13.95 7. BREAST OF CHICKEN FLORENTINE $10.95 Beginning Fit, Feb. 14th thru Sun. Feb. 16th Friday February 14th Birds Nest a la carte '10.95 8. NY SIRLION STEAK with MUSHROOMS $16.95 9. BR. YELLOWFIN TUNA TERIAKI & VEG $10.95 Choose from these and other exciting specials Children's Menu also available 10. BR. DOMESTIC SWORDFISH $15.95 or from our entire regular menu. I VALENTINES DAY - Valentine's Weekend Celebration 11. ROAST LONG ISLAND DUCKLING $11.95 "The Perfect Couple*' Dinner/Show Packages 12. VEAL CHOPS with SLICED MUSHROOMS $15.95 3v ill Feb. 14th-16th 13. BR. SEAFOOD COMBO $13.95 $ Stuffed Shrimp . 14.95 <3 mm Choose from these complete dinner specials 14. PORK CHOPS ALA MURPHY $10.95 IS. TRIFECTA (VEAL, LAMP, PORK) CHOPS Prime Rib & Snow Crab Legs ...... S15.95 $ Serving Dinner Sirloin Steak „..; «14 2Seatings flivmdiiw from 4:00 PM C? 7:00pm Parties for all Occasions • Gift Certificates ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR LOUNGE Reservations requested for ADVANCE and JJ09 E. Main St., Bridgewater'^ Hours: THIS WED. & THURS. "ALEX ON PIANO" parties of six or more m I RESERVATIONS A MUST 9:00pm ROCK & ROLL with 45 RPM **,\ 722-4180 50's & 60's oldies 3376 ROUTE 27 -KENDALL PARK -Sun. 12-midnlght 600 E: Main St., SUN LIVE DJ - 8 PM TO ? 008)422-1117 2000 PARK AVE. (RT. 531) SO, PLAINFIELD, N.J, • 755-6161 Bridgewater 4K (Intersection Sand Hill Road & Route 27) I nin I rm-m inimr 526-1420 >TM- !U\

*^ < tc\>j £ PalentifW& QSau'V '*>< ^T • • Friday, February 14 c/ ~ APPETIZERS Bring your RISTORANTE Shrimp Cocktail • Fried Brie • Homemade Lobster Ravioli • Sausage Baked in Puff Pastry w/Dijon Sauce • Chicken & Scallop ovef Linguine w/Pesto sweetheart to our TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY NITES Cream Sauce • New England Clam Chowder • French Onion Soup au gratin 20th anniversary at The Armory SALADS Couples Nite!!! Caesar Salad • Spinach Salad w/Hot Bacon • Tossed Garden Salad valentine specials... Mozzarella & Tomato w/Basil Vinaigrette Complete dinner specials available^ TREAT ANOTHER COUPLE TO DINNER FREE ay it with Dancing & Dining ENTREES Soup of the day or French onion soup PURCHASE YOUR TWO ENTREES AND RECEIVE THEIR TWO ENTREES in the Armory Restaurant Surf & Turf * Dijon Beef Bordelaise • Veal Medallion w/Asparagus, Choice of Prime Rib Chicken Cordon Bleu] Shitake Mushrooms & Bacon » Salmon & Lobster Wellington FREE Stuffed Sole w/Crab & Asparagus • Rack of Lamb or Shrimp Scampi WE WILL DEDUCT THE TWO ENTREES OF LESSER VALUE FROM YOUR CHECK Chicken Stuffed w/Proscuitto & Spinach and Choice of dessert A Gratuity of 15% Will He Added to the Total Hill Before the Deduction. Cannot be combined w/any other promotions. Exp. 2/29/92. FORBES ay it with sizzling seafood DESSERTS $35.00 per couple Waffle Sundae • Chocolate-covered Strawberries in Grand Marnier Sauce 'COUPON--- — in the casual atmosphere of Cheesecake w/Hot Raspberry Sauce • Chocolate Mousse Cake Band: Stolen Hearts FRIDAY NITE 6-9 PM TALK OF THE TOWN the Oyster Bar Tavern & Restaurant Strawberry Hearts 9:00 PM- 1:00 AM 1$ 15.00 cover per couple for The Valentines party "GRAND BUFFET" FtXC excluding tax & gratuity Dinner a la carte. Also included in Die package 1 bottle champagne per couple. RICHIE AT PIANO ay it with hot jazz from the Morris Nanton Trio if * Seafood Chateau for Two...$59.95 Per Person (Children 10 & Under S5.50) Clams Casino, Oysters Rockefeller; Stuffed Half Lobster, Shrimp * Franchise, Stuffed Sole; choice of dessert ^St. Valentines Day Choice??? ay it at The Armory A La Carte: Entrees*Starting at **t OR qp Reservations Recommended 95 A Guide To Valentin' Sweetheart Package: 89 908-826-6000 A Guide To Valentine PLUS TAX Open Seven Days • Lunch • Dinner • Cocktails • Banquets Includes: II 932 South Avenue, West, Westfieid, NJ Btit H> AT* MOOiT Complete Dinner For Two Plus Deluxe Room At DAYS INN: Dining For Your .Free Champagne in Room Call for reservations 908-654-9700 Reserve Now For Your Romantic Dinner My Cuttdlcligltt! 561 -2722 v m 2991 Hamilton Blvd., So. Plainfield Oh the Waterfront ;<

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CRANFORD - ship there are. , .This split level 415'acres of mu-'. home- features a nicipal and ceramic tile en- county park- ; trance, large liv- land, a canoe ing room/ dining club, 11 tennis room combiria- courts and an .tion, Stnterof-the- indooivoutdoor art European- pool facility. style kitchen with Cranford has a large eating ... its own cable area, & family • television sta- '•; room with a stone tion, a dramatic '. fireplace and slid- club with its'.' ' ing glass doors to own theater and; the deck, a rec more com- . ( room with sliding • munity service ' WARMTH AND TRADITION abound in this;turn-of-thc-ccntury 4 BR Colonjal. Fireplace and beam glass, doors to a . organizations ..: cd ceiling in entry hall and in living/dining roorri, updated gourmet covered patio, six and clubs than I kitchen, screened porch, finished •,rccir6om in basement, lots of leaded bedrooms, fqiir any other town '; glass and hardWood floors'throughout;-triakc this an impressive and full baths',-a •lauh- oF itssize in ,.i inviting home. Add a Oncjcar garage, and trim it all.with a white picket 1 fence, and the charm is complete, Close to schools, town and . dry chute, two-car ..New Jersey. ; ; -...-. ' .:. : -.-< ••..•- „.. .transportation-. You are invited to built-in garage The Cranford cn" f°r an appointment to view with automatic library circu-. ' this, gracious home. High $290s., " garage .door open- lates over- ": • ers, double utility 224,000 books, systems for heat, tapes and peri- 276-7888 hot water, air con- odicals to its • ditioning and ,. • , .. ;'• . • .. DARYL STONE/FORBES NEWSPAPERS more than electricity, and. This attractive split level home is'.'at -19 Bloomlngdale Ave. In Cranford. '..•.-.'.'. . 17,000 members REALTORS other amenities • . each year. New that make it an ideal home for re- . Cranford's 4,7 -UN | 0 N graphic center of Jersey's largest bike way network lated family use. square miles lie Union County. winds through Cranford.. --:.. Located at 19 Bloomingdale Ave., The public school system has a in the gco- HOUSE TOURS Within the town- the house is listed for $350,000. ' strong, diverse curriculum includ- : Specifically, the living room/din- ing many athletic programs, Cran-. ing room combination measures 26-by-lS feet while the family room ford has private and township- measures 20-by-15 feet. The kitch- operated preschool programs, spe- • vriis 15-by-ll feet while the• master TIPSHEET cial needs programs and parochial • bedroom is 16-by-T4 feet. The other Address: 19 Bloomlngdale. Drive, Cranford schools. The 48-acre main campus bedrooms measure 13-by-ll feet, Asking priceo $350,000. ' i . of Union County College is in 11-by-l 1 feet, 12-ty-ll feet, and 15- Bedrooms: 6 . • Cranford. The site includes an ob- by-13 feet respectively. . Bathst 4 . . •'.'., servatory and a nature area. '• Built in 1985, the.house has cen- Amehtties: jaajzzi In master bath, automatic garage door openers, In 1985, Cranford became the . tral ah- conditioning and forced air two systems for cllnnato control and" utilities, skylights throughout - ' first community in New Jersey to heat. Sewer and water are tied into Heating/cooling: forced air, gas fuel, central air conditioning. public utilities. .•'••• Lot shot. 8O-by-125 feet - . create a Special Improvement Dis- Other amenities include sky- Age: 7 years • • • ' -,'".* trict to revitalize its' central retail lights throughout the house, a dou- Taxess $5,545(1991) • ' -. •. area. A Downtown Management ble sink and Jacuzzi in the main Schools; Cranford schools , ' • . Corp. was established to imple- bathroom, and an attic. Open house:' Through Yvonne Warne of the Kiarne Agency Inc.; 276- ment the revitalization plan. , 2400

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9010 BELLE MEAD CRANFORD- OPEN EDISON- OPEN HOUSE, MANVILLE- Enjoy '92 * -A- • Homes under Outstanding 4-BR Bi-Level HOUSE, Sunday 1-4, 23 BY OWNER. Sun. Feb. 9, om this 3-BR Ranch with- NESHAN1C- Best buy in $150,000 on a prime, quiot street Retford Ave. Charming 3 1-4PM, Remodeled 3 BR in walking distance to all town. 8 rooms plus, super Modernized Kitchon w/ BR Colonial w/EIK, en- ranch, featuring FR, EIK, necessities. Family Room clean Ranch, 1+ acre. BOUND BROOK- 5 large built-ins, 2V2 baths, rec closed porch, finished LR, fenced yard, 24 Stony & finished basement for Low, low taxes. Under room Cape Cod, EIK, 3 room & more. $214,900. bsmt., deep lot. Walk to Rd. Call 908-819-8841 year round enjoyment. $200,000/negotiable. Call ERA American Dream NYC transp. $169,000. $128,500. ERA Ameri- Linda 908-968-3765 or We Can Help BR, tiled bath, hardwood HUNTERDON COUNTY— floors, near park. Asking Realtors 908-253-9000 Call for details 272-1180 can Dream, Realtors, 908-754-1600. new construction 4 BR co- 908-283-9000. $129,000. K & M Real- BRANCHBURG- BY DID YOU lonial, many extras 00 2 NESHANIC- By Owner. tors, S26-0141 . OWNER. Top cond, center KNOW ... gorgeous acres w/pan- Martlnsvllle Large Ranch on 1 + BOUND BROOK- Open hall Colonial on 2+ acres, that an ad in this local oramic views. Easy-access JUST LISTED country acre. 3 bedrooms, House, Sun 12-5pm, 103 4-5 BR, LR, DR, beamed paper also goes into 16' to Rt. 78, all transp., Raised Ranch, 4-BRs, 3 dining room, family room, Make It W. 2nd St. Colonial 3 BR, E-l-K, 12x24 sun rm, out- other local papers? Roach schools & shopping. Low baths, gorgeous wrap- 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, full lVb bath, large kit, formal side deck, CAC, prof land- over 400,000 readers low taxes, great financing around deck. $299,900. basement, large 2 car ga- DR, large front porch, full scaped, mini orchard, vol- with one call! package, 63/4%-7V3 apr. Century 21 rage. $199,500. Realtors bsmt., detached garage, ley/badminton ct, tool 1-800-559-9495 1st yr. low monthly pay- Diamond Realty 3%. Call 908-369-7996. walk to. train station groat shed, zoned prof use. ments. Save $$ direct 908-769-4000 New Brunswick EDISON from builder. $259,000. location, $149,900. Pis Priced. $269,900. Pis-call OPEN HOUSE 10 TO 12 Watchung Office 2-FAMILY Happen! Brokers protected. 908- call 908-302-0084 908-369-7142 17 PIEDMONT RD. ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL 561-2700 METUCHEN- By owner. BRIDGEWATER BRANCHBURG- GREAT SATURDAY, FEB.8 AREA— Two bedrooms 5 BR, 2Vi bath Bi-Level i .. • ' ' • . • Ranch, 3-BR. Must see! VALUE! 4-BR Bi-Level, on BANK FORECLOSUREH- each apartment. Vinyl picturesque 1AC lot. 2 Three bedrooms, living INTRODUCTIONS... on 80x100 lot. EIK, for- sided, newer roof. Sepa- $139,900. A way for people to meet mal DR, LR, 'den'-rW/fplc.,. Cantury 21 baths, big Family Room, 1 room, dining room, newer rate heat. $175,000. car garage. 1 yr. old Gas kitchen, bath. Newer vinyl people, every week In CAC, prof, landscaped, BURQDORFF REALTORS FORBES NEWSPAPERS Diamond Realty deck & screened-ln porch. 908-271-0099 heating system. siding, roof & thermopano your local Forbes newspa- Metuchen Office $180,000. CENTURY 21, windows. • $118,900. Dir: per. The ad Is free, then $229,000. Call 549-2368 908-S4S-3777 BRIDQEWATER- Small ono call does it all! McQee Realtors, Rto.27 to Vineyard Rd. to MIDDLESEX- 3 BR, big flSCATAWAY house, 60x100, septic 908-526-4440 1-800-559-9495 storage tank, Ideal for 1 Johnstone left on Idlowlld FR w/ frplc, deck, beauti- GREAT BUY right on Piedmont. ful neighborhood. person, handyman spe- * * • Lovely Bl-Level, 4,BRs, 1 cial. $55,000. 65% cash BURGDORFF REALTORS MANVILLE $165,000. Call 469-6365 full & 2 half baths, family required. 908-725-6513 BRIDGEWATER- 4 bed- Metuchen Office MAKE OFFER MONTGOMERY TWP.- room, CAC, patio, garage, Real Estate Guide after 7:30pm __ room, 2V2 bath,-1+ acre 908-548-3777 2+ BR Ranch...$167,500 Spaclpus 3 BR Ranch, fin. River Rd. location; on river, CAC, deck, fire- Century 21 bsrnt., screened porch. $159,900. EDISON— Clara Barton place, cul-de-sac, Avail- Diamond Realty 1.3 ac, move-In cond. Fredrlca Williams brick ranch, 2 BR, LR, DR, able July 1. By owner Advertise in the Classified! Bridgeport Historic Dlst. new kitchen fii bath, CAC, 908-271-0099 Realtor $230,000. Martlnsvllle $225,000: 874-7659 (908)7S6-4663(HOME) thermal windows, bsmt., Call 908-685-2139 80x100 fenced lot. By owner. $139,900. Call BRIDGEWATER 908-225-2851 $119,900. Well Built great first homo, w/firo- QARWOOD- 2 BR, 1 place, formal dining room, XW> "I bath, by owner, trans- 4 BRs -t- full basement. ferred. I mmod. oc- Needs TLCI Convenient SHOWCASE cupancy. NEW gas heat, West End Ave. location! AC, alumn. siding, roof, Home/Businoss combina- windows, carpet & cellar tion! RANALD C. BROWN, HOUSE OF J OF floor. Good residential Realtor, 908-469-2333 THE WEEK [4 area,, near all transp. & HOMES shopping. $142,000. Call BRIDGEWATER- Cream 908-233,-4419 Puff Colonial In a great family neighborhood! 4- WESTFIELD QARWOOD- 3 bedroom BRs, 1.5 baths, garage. A $279,900 Colonial, 1 bath, living must soo! $142,900. ERA room, dining room w/firo- American Dream, Rota- FANWOOD $149,500 place, eat-ln-kltchon, alu- tors, 908-253-9000 minum siding, 3 car de- tached garage, 100x50 BRIDGEWATER- GREAT lot, 2-family zonod, BUYI 3-BR Capo, full Thl» custom built ranch style home has a tile entry, a (ircplaca In the llvlnfj $132,000. Ploase call basoment, 1 car garage, room I- 11 don to the unclosed porch. Picture window In the dining room, 908-654-4015. 100x160 deep lot. (jreetihaiise window In the dlne-ln- kitchen. Private mnstur bedroom built, $139,900. Mako offor. recreation room, cviitrnl air I « luluolu Quaint country setting, sun-drenched fam. rm., screened porch, cheerful kitchen and many schools/shopplng/trans., tor BR, situated on a w/i:i>nutr cUplio.ini bull) o|Ufu to thi* maixirty. DH «lkl

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9020 9020 9020 9020 9070 V 9070 9080 9080 9130 9270 Homes for Sale 9430 9440 9440 9650 9650 9680 9840 Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Homos for Sato Condominiums • Condominiums Townhouses Townhouses Mortgages and VacmOon Rentals 9470 Financing Townhouses Apartments Apartments Apartments to Share Office Rentals Office Rentals Warehouse Rentals •fflVOSffllOfltw and Condominiums PISCATAWAY SO. PLAINFIELD- By SOMERSET- Looking for WESfFIELD— Executive HELMETTA— Brand new SOMERStT-LAKEWOOD Opportunities NO. BRUNSWICK- Large CRANFORD— Elegant POCONOS BIO BASS EDISON— Honeymoon PRICES SLASHED! owner 5 BR, .2% bath, 4 your 1st home? 3-BR CH Colonial. Immaculate 2 bdrm, AC, alarm, cent 1-8R Co-op, close to NY Riverfront Townhouse. TOWNHOUSE. By Owner. CALL NOW LAKE— Resort Com- SO. BOUND BROOK- BOUND BROOK- CRANFORD— South Ave. PLUCKEMIN- free MIDDLESEX— warehouse OWNERS RELOCATING)! car garage,. many, extras, Ranch on almost an acre 4 Br, 2Vi baths, 2600 sq. vac, W&D,. DW, micro- trains. Quiet local.. WAV 3 BR, 2Vi -baths, LR wy2 BR, 2Vi baths; LR w/ munity. Getaways, free BEDMINSTER- 2 BR Special. Spacious Lge. 5 rooms, 2BRs, quie bdrms, 2 baths, LR, large Single prof, office suite of standing bldg. 2600 sq. & light manufacturing fa- BUILDING DEALER- Built 1824-OVerlooklng move-In cond. $194,900. has 3-BRs, EIK, attach. ft., cul-de-sac, built 1980. wave, refr, WWC, fplc, For FREE Mortgage Con- 1% baths, CAC, all appl, bedroom, garden apart- area, w/w carpeting, busl Kit., bsmt, close to 22, rooms In CPA firm. Ideal ft. newly renovated. Ideal cility w/offlce. Approx. SHIP— for steelwood & carpet, DW, Refrig., W&D, frplc, DR, eat-in-kit., den, fplc, DR, large kit w/home sultation and Rates on skiing, 3BR lakefront, New Market Lake. Large 908-755-2974 garage & lots more. Many extras &, upgrades. $89,000 908-985-5932. CAC, tennis courts. Asking patio, deck, 2 car garage, center,, sliders to dec|<, cable, lodge Wknds, wkly, W&D, Pool. Avail. 371 ment. Large rooms, ter- ness'couple pref. $750 + 287, 78. $350/mo. plus for lawyer or. other profes- for any professional of- 2000 sq. ft. Avail, immed. all steel building systems. professionally landscaped Refinancing, Residential, utlls. 201-825-2179. sionals. For details call fice. Call 201-377-1033 Rent neg. Call 469-8401 SO. PLAINFIELD— for $117,000. ERA Ameri- $360,000.. Please pall $49,500..908-545-2725: CAC. 5 min. walk to town, full bsmt, large'master mld-wk specials. Reason $995 -f utlls, 526-3399 race, poolAennls, close t util. 908-996-7470 or High profit potential. Buy yard with pool & deck can Dream, Realtors, 908-232-4945. Manvllle Commercial and Construc- 908-276-4111. ' '..; Ask for Sandy . sale or rent, by owner. 5 ADULT COMMUNITY SOMERSET NYC transp. Just reduced BR, CAC. Premium loca- able. 201-992-4903 BRIDQEWATER- B*a shopping & trans. $690. SOMERSET- 2 bed 996-7670. PRINCETON/ Rocky Hill- factory direct. To qualify Three or four bedrooms 908-253-9000. tion Loans: ..''.-. (303) 758-4135, Ext. 400 BR, 2172 bath immaculate (Min. age 52) beautiful, Near Rt. 287, Quallbrook, to $225,000. Call 908- tion. $135,900. Pis cajl CALL 908-722-6648 con Hill. 2 BR, 2, baths (201) 368-6231 rooms, 2 baths on 2nd FANWOOD- Prof, female DUNELLEN- 2 stores/of- $6.99 sq.ft. + util. 210Q SCOTCH PLAINS— Cen- with formal dining room & WESTFIELD- Gorgeous 272-5695. POCONOS— Mountain floor. $750/mo. Please sq. ft. Immed. occupancy. ter of town. 1100 sq. ft. fireplace in living room. In bi-level on 100X100 cor- SOMERVILLE- 3 BR Co- 1st fir., 3 rm. Condo.. Big, 2-BR, 2V2. baths, 2-story 908-469-7.644 LR,. DR, eat-ln-kltchen, OARWOOD- 1 BR, avail to share 3. BR apt. Large fices, off street parking. & spacious CH Colonial NEED CASH? Chalet, ' luxuriously fur- call 908-855-0478. 1200 sq.' & 650sq.\l Rt. 518 & 601. Call 908- warehouse w/overhead thel2Q's. ner lot, EIK, FDR, LR, FR, lonial Gem! LR, DR, sun-with 4 BR, 3% baths, modern kit., • full base- entry w/skyllght, deck, w/ FRANKLIN PARK- by SUMMIT- Open House nished & Conveniently lo- laundry room, all up Immed. $700/moi In BR. $340/mo; + W utils Advertise In the ClassiUedl CAC, deck fenced yard & room, hardwood floors & ment, Ig. private work w carpet & Oak Kitchen owner.-3 BR, 2% baths, We buy owner finance grades. $1200/mo. w/op '• ••' *' *. * * . •' 908-322-6682/322-3957 mo. free. 908-752-0313 806-4765 door, pvt. office w/lava- BURODORFF REALTORS FDR, LR, FR, updated kit., Sum l-4pm by owner. mortgage notes, trustees cated to. SKI Areas. Re- cludes H&HW, 1 mo. sec SOMERVILLE- Spacious many extras. Sale price chestnut trim throughout. room, CAC, $76,900 Ceii- cabinets. A great buy! fplc, ceiling fans,, up- tion tQ buy. Available Im No pets. 908-232-3461 HIQHLAND PARK- 500 SOMERSET-Rt.287,ExltB tory, high, ceiling, on site M*tuchen Office 2 fplce. Convenient to Enjoy this spacious 2 bed- &. land contracts. For serve wknd/yacatlon time 1BR garden apt; Free KENILWORTH-^ room parking. Suitable lite reduced to $186,000. Enclosed porch, full bsmt; tury 21) McOee $134,900. •',•'• grades galore! Wooded mediatelly. Please cal EARN $300-$B00 WEEK- 908-848-3*77 town & trans. $359,000. room, 2V2 bath.Town- more information call . eartyl 908-231-1445 heat & HW, mlns. from mate wanted for Ig. 3 BR sq. ft. office on the Main MEDICAL, PROFES- Rent neg: 908-753-9210 _ & attic. $174,900. Please Realtors, 908-528-4440 Preferred Lifestyle . private back, pool & ten- 201-538-3393. SIONAL A RESEARCH mfgr., distr., lab. Call Mr. LY— Assemble products Call for appointment 908- house. Walking distance E & S Mortgage Funding POCONOS- Weekends, Bridgewater Commons apt.. Nice room Includes Street • (Rarltan Ave.) of Stain 908-322-9381. PISCATAWAY- desirable call 908-725-1495 •' ; Realty 90a,-707-0580 nis. $119,900.821-3168 BLDQ. SUites from 600 at home. No selling. Easy River Rd. area, lovely 232-1460. , to town, schools 4- NYC 908-906-0191 weekly, monthly or sea- EDISON- 2 BR' Condo, Advertise In the Classifieds $200 move-In rebate. Call phone & Sigma. $350/mo Highland Park. New facil-. SO. PLAINFIELD- New transportation, w/w car- •-ity with parking In excel-1 sq. ft. Off street patWng. SCOTCH PLAINS— Mod-work. Guaranteed Income. mother/daughter Ranch. SOMERVILLE- By Hlllsborough sonal. Five minutes to ski W/W carpet, DW, W&D; 908-725-2596. + Vi mos. security. Al Make jewelry, toys, crafts, oversize Bl-Level,4 BR 3 owner. $153,000. Lovely pet. Newly painted &• very Near train station & all lent location. Available Charlie (eves)247-2859.. em whse., 3,000 sq; ft;/ Buy now, before realtor. SOMERSET— Quallbrook SOUTHERN EXPOSURE 9140! or fish. Please call 908- utils. included. Avail etc. Call 1-800-552-7826 bath, kit w/ceramic tiled 4 BR Bi-level, Lr, DR, eat- 9040 2 BR Condo, all appli- Immaculate 2-BR Town? clean. Low taxes: A real 703-1731. major highways: $850 + ' ' • .* *'• *• ••' immed. 709-8992 Immediately. Call 719- Cenjbi.ry 21 Oolden Key offices 600 sq. ft. Mfg., Won't last at $189,900. floor, microwave, self-, CRANFORD Miscellaneous HIGHLAND PARK- 1 & 2 storage, light industry. Ext. HA-1025 (Fee). 908-463-9406, lv)mess. in-kit., family room, Luxury Homes ances,, upgrades through- home , offers finished bargain at $159,900. Call utilities. 1% mb. security. 7985, 9-5 ask for Blllie Realtor* 908-873-8639 cleaning oven, LR, DR, ce- Real Estate : bedropm apartments Exc. cond. Near Rt. 22/ screened porch, CAC, new out, Jow. taxes & .mainte- bsmt. w/bar, neutral car- evSnlnfes 908-277-6968. ' .-••- '••;* *• •. 1 yr. lease. Please call SOMERVILLE MANVILLE— seeking Davis. . SOMERVILLE- 2 office EARN GOOD PART-TIME :: & Estates • • ': '•it * * •*. ramic tiled entrance foyer, hot Water heater, furnace, nance. $89,500. Call peting & 2Vi baths. ST. MAARTEN 908-287-0661. $700/$800 + utilities prof, non-smoker female prof, suite. Panoling, AC, 78. Call 908-232-8114 or OR FULL-TIME INCOME PISCATAWAY-- Contem- family rm w/fplc, CAC,, 2 freshly painted, 1 car ga- 908-873:0514. $104,850. 9090 FINANCIAL TROUBLE Century 21, J.J. LaUfer, LUXURY APTS roommate to share 2 BR KENILWORTH- Avail. Carpeting, Private Park- 908-788-1602. Rent w/ AT HOME- Servicing porary Cape, • 5 yrs old, Ocean front luxury 2 bed- HILLSBOROUQH- 2 BR, Realtor. Please call 908- option to buy. • . • • car garage, w/w carpet. rage, close to schools. WARREN TOWNSHIP- Century 21, Golden Key MuHI-Famlfy Homes SOLVERI Top area, 1, 2. & 5 apt. $250/month+ utils. Immed. 600, .1000, 1100 Ing. Call 908-725-6660. customers of' the Micro- River Rd area. 3 BR, 2ViBuilder's close-out Call 908-526-4560. AUTHENTIC FARM WESTFIELD- Wychwood, room, 2 bath Villa. Please XVi bath Condo Includes 249-7717. Diet the Revolutionary Eu- Ideal single/newlyweds, Realtors 908-873-8000 . Budget problems? call 903-654-0753. all appliances & condo btfrms^ air condi- Call Kathl 908-707-0999 sq. ft. office suites. Prices WATCHUNQ- Approx. ••..* *-'*••• baths, fplc, CAC, 2-car ga $189,900. 908-754- HOUSE!- 1+ wooded start under $600 per SO. PLAINFIELD— up to ropean weight loss sys- SOUTH BRUNSWICK— 5 large 1 BR Co-op, pool, PISCATAWAY- 2 BR, 2% Uncontrolled Credit Card fee, $825/month. Call HIQHLAND PARK- tioned. Heat, hot WESTFIELD— Young M 500-1375 sq. ft. in pro- : rage. Only $169,900. Pis 5162 acres, 4 BR, LR, DR, fam- ROSELLE PARK- 2 fam- Overhead? TOPSAIL ISLAND, N.C. room apts. Heat, carpets month. Prime office' 5000 sq. ft. warehouse tem how sweeping Ameri- call 908-463-7640 yrs. young. 4 BR; 2Vi ily room,' eat-in-kitchen, CONDOMINIUMS, new kit., storage, W&D. baths, end unit, fplc, ce- ily house. Presently one Meryl at Weldel Realtor water and cooking needs roommate. 2. BR, fessional bldg.,- ample ca. Customers provided Somerset/Franklin bath Colonial. Approx Inadequate, savings 10 Area Golf Courses 908^359-7100 parking. From $560 t space. Heat & hot water space with inside loading Sunroom, 3 frplc's, wid- $65,000/BO. NY Bus;ramic tile (kit. & foyer), half Is. furnished rooms. gas included. Balco- pool, NYC trans., non- parking, easy access to dock & option of offices thru national advertising. PISCATAWAY- Ranch. CUSTOM STYLE 3,000 sq. ft. Profession- • Olde World. Charm. 232-1464 plans? . • .... 3 BRs, 21/2 baths, pool, $590,985-0062. smoker. 233-273.4. supplied. Ample off street routes 78 & 22 . Avail, ows watch, 20x40 pool, dead-end street. By Excellent Income. Live on ocean, photos available. HILLSBOROUQH- 4 bed parking, private entrance. or offices only: Minutes Product also available for Attached garage, 3 bed-Quality built 3-BR Ranch ally finished basement/ • Modern Renovations Owner, $109,900/LETS, 'Mortgage In jeopardy? HILLSBOROUQH nies, country setting, immed. Call 908-561- rooms, living.room, eat-In features hardwood floors, p I u s * m u c h m or e I 1 floor, rent the . others. 201-927-1730 room, 2V& bath unit Call Carl 908-272-5100. from 287. We cater to the Individuals interested In landscaping. 20x20 patio. $389,900. Call owner, • Estate Grounds TALK! 908-^.9.9-0395 Very low downpayment & "Tight" living standard? washer/dryer, AC, centra Spacious, .congenial coun walk to town. Stor- 2600*908-232-9323. Diet Progam. Picas* call kitchen, 1 bath, finished 3 fireplaces, FR', deck, Insufficient Retirement TRAPP FAMILY SKI CHA- small business. person. $248,600. Call 908-329- 908-580-1184. . 9080 SCOTCH i PtAIN&= by assumable mortgage. heat, new w/w carpet, try living w/unobstructed age. Cable TV op- LEBANON— Rt. 22 @ RtWESTFIELD, - Prime loca- Call 908-753-020.0 Indspandsnt MIcro-Dlat basement. Inground pool. basement and set on 8707. One, Two, or three Plans? LET— Stowe, VT. Feb. 22- 9480 By owner.- Principals. Townhouses owner, 3^/tr votfng very Call-908-298-8152. dishwasher, custom views. Modern secure 1 tional. $620 when 78 .exit, modern office. tion. 'Modern', office suite, advisor Fred Oreene treed Viacre lot. be'droom, each with Shortage In Educational 29. Top resort.-2-dR, BR, 2 BR - 2 bath, DR, Homos to Share 1235 sq, ft. Set up for $155,000. Please call $179,000. WANT tO SELL/BUY priv. twnhse.2 BR,'1% blinds, dining room, living available. 700 sq. ft. on 2nd floor, 9800 908.789-8407. • , Funding? ' 2baths, Fplc:, great view. room & yard. Pool, tennis terrace, storage, parking, doctor, chiropractor; 908-752-8926. Century 21, Golden Key. FASTI- we specialize In II brar.y ,size d bath, CAC, EIK, LR, ifnod 9100: Off street parking. Please BUSINESS matching motivated 9070 BELLE MEAD- Awesome I rt c I. X-Country ski. & clubhouse available, w/w carpet, dishwasher, 722-4444 BRIDQEWATER- Work other. CAC, ample park- Former NUSKIN exec— Realtor* 908-873-8000 entrance foyers» 2 bedroom,.large kitchen; em appl. Backyard & Lots and Acreage .Your bestjnvestment: call 908-232-2470. OPPORTUNITIES now In more fair and lu- SCOTCH PLAINS- By sellers with qualified Condominiums solid oak parquet patio. $117,500. 908\ $1250.908-218-0184. $1250/mo. Call 908-231- individually controlled SOMERVILLE- 1 bed- Ing woman to share large Ing. Ideal for space shar- Owner. $180,000. 3 BR, buyers. 1-800-486-2955 XMi bath townhouse. A preliminary "Financial 0100 Mon-Fri 9 to 6. heat & AC, master TV an- room apt In Somervllle ranch. $350 + utlls & 1 ing. 908-687-1273, 9-5. crative plan. 24 hr. flooring,, plaster Vaulted master bedroom, 322-4531 record'g. 908-561-3945. , •V/i bath, EIK, FR/wood- Somerset/Franklin BASKING RIDQE Examination." 9400 tenna. No pets. Clar- $550 + utilities. 1 BR apt mo. sec. Call 722-8388. 908-322-9498, 7-9prn. 9810 WARREN TOWNSHIP BRANCHBURQ- 2 bed. walls, high ceilings, fireplace, 400 sq. ft. fin- METUCHEN- 4 rms., emont Towers. Near Rt. 9660 burning stove, CAC. JUST LISTED rooms, 2. baths,' upgrades, FRQM $191,000 RENTALS In "So. Bound Brook $506 HIQHLAND PARK- only. Businesses for Sale LO CAL "DISTRIBUTOR— 56x150.908-889-0973 Colonial--- 4 yrs, young, wide moldings, ished room downstairs, SOMERSET- 3-BR End Special Introductory Offer: BR, W/W, train resv. prkg., 206. Please call 908- Industrial Rentals What's new?- Almost ev- prime-. I o c a 11 o n . Prestigious Estate Lots includes heat only. Avail- Female prof. & declawed MARTINSVILLE AND/OR seeks people for weight erything! New Kitchen' .3 -B R , .2 Vi baths. renovated, -from 16x18 deck. Bordering Unit Townhouse includes Spend $25 for one full. 2nd fl., bsmt, March 1, 359-3606. loss. Dr. recommended & SO. BOUND BROOK $234,900. _<. ' $109,000. Please call 4, 8 & 30 Acres ' able immediately. Pis call cat seek a new home on BASKING RIDGE— 2-3 FULL UNE GROCERY/SU- from floor to cabinets, single' family homes on central • vac, security sys- Buyer's Market Oppt'y. hour with a 20 yr. exper- 9410 $797. (908)766-3922. for appt.201-586-0409. guar. 10/30 lbs. In 1 mo. PRICED TO SELL! Century 21 • '• 908-725-1034. $104,900 & UR. premium |ot,."Prlvacy tem, fireplace and' morel HILLSBOROUQH- Up- 2nd floor of duplex. Pref. days a week, prime loca- PLAINFIELD- In Urban PERMARKET— For sale fresh paint inside-out, 4- r ienced professional to Homes NORTH , PLAINFIELD- Also earn $1000/ $2000 Ranch, 3-BR, 1% baths, . - Diamond Realty . . BRIDQEWAfER- Bea- Specials from plus".' $118,000.- Please Shows like a model! Dlrect-Develqpers evaluate .and define your stairs opt. Remodeled SOMERVIUE- 1 BR apt, 1 Ig. BR w/good closet tion, ground -floor, plenty Enterprise Zone, tax ad-In St. Augustine, Fia., sec- and so much morel BR, 2Va. bath.Colonial Call 908'78i-2048 1BR, $680 + sec., Heat kitchen, LR, 2 BRs, Wash- space & good location, for vantages, 1350 sq.' shop, per mo. PT; $3000+ IFT. 908-769-4000 cen Hill. 2 BR, 2 baths, $99;900. Twenty call 908-281-7916. . $125,000; • \ problem^ Satisfaction, private home, LR & kit, Of parking. Call 469-0560 onds from beach. Owner 908-231-6979 .$l47,oooi;' '}'' make this a must see at BERNARDSVIUE 1 and HW Incl. 201-691- er/dryer hook-up, %. ga- April 1.249-0937.1 office, 1/2'••bath, drive-in $184,850. : Watchung Office LR, DR, eat-in-kitchen, ; seven different floor, ERA American Dream, guaranteed. Start with a A PROFESSIONAL REAL- 2492, after 7pm 'bsmt w/riook up for W&D, or. 766-1033. , • .;: retlrelng. Call Ed Kaz at .. Century 21 BOUND BROOK- SUPER FROM $250,000 TOR— will help y6u obtain rage, large, yd. $60O/mo, door, fenced in parking. NEW la u n"d ry ro om, a 11 u p- plans. .. • ' •"•'.-, • Realtors, 908-253- phone call: •-. .',..• Walking dist. to. train & METUCHEN-. pTdT. male METUCHEN- Newly dec- 904-829-2222 / . Diamond Realty. Century 21, Golden Key . (^ iX i* . BUYI BELbW CQSTI 2 Prestigious Estate. Lots home, '.tpwrihome 6 + utlls. No pets. Call $600/mo plus utll. 908- OPPORTUNITY Realtor*: 908-873-8000 grades. $118,000., Call 9000: (908)276-8870 shopping, 1st floor, $630/ seeking non-smoking prof; orated office bldgv 2 : INDEPENDENT— (no „ 908-7694000 WARREN TWP- 3 bed- 2Q1-387-5985. bedrooms w/basoriient. 2-3 acres, 4 lots left condo rental. Rental fee; 369-3108 or 359-6354 to share 2 BR townhouse. 549-1829 ' Easiest & surest room, 3 bath Ranch. New • Elegant mode! $105,750. RANALD C» SOMERSET- Executive UserYour Card... mo. IVi mo deposit req. blocks to conrail station. franchise fees) Mall box/ Watchung Office Somerset/Franklin Twp Make your best deal paid by landlord. Call John KENH.WORTH- 2 apts No pets. Pis ca.ll 908- $350/mo+ 1/2 utll. Call way to extra cash. COUNTRY CAPE COD oak kitchen, dining room, CRANFORD- $40K » Owner financing BROWN, Realtor, 908- Quallbrook Townhouse. 2- 9200 Walk to everything. 240 packaging/public fax/au- SO. PLAINFIELD- By Direct-Developer today at RE/MAX 1st & 2nd floor, 3 bed 725-8003 or 359-6869 eves. 549-5385 sq. ft. to 5800 sq. ft: Call thorized UPS shipping Free Info 4 BR, 2 bath, CAC, 2 car sunporch, CAC, flnslshed below cost. Modern Ig 2 to qualified buyers, 469-2333. stQry .entry foyer, 2-BR, Call 908-781-2048 VACATION PROPERTY PARTNERS REALTORS 9670 Call 908-873-2607 Owner. 4 yr. old 4 BR, 2yi rooms, garage. Aval SOMERVILCE- 3 spa- 908-280-2815. center w/answerlng ser- garage, fenced yard, V* basement; new driveway, BR, 2 bath, elevator, prkg, 2*6 baths, LR, DR, eat-In 908-834-5052 ; NEW BRUNSWICK- pri- Retail Rentals You won't be bath, Ig. kit, spacious.FR, BRIDQEWATER>- Bea- Kitchen, fireplace,.garage. BRIDQEWATER- Com- immed. $900 + utilities cious rms., 1st '.fir, apt. vice, WU Agency, etc. In acre + extras. $158,000. deck, 2 car garage. Ask- walk RR. Adj. park, Deluxe Sales Office on Premises con Hill, ^Vanderhaven vate BR w/den, Male,- MIDDLESEX- Lincoln disappointed. 2-car gar., fenced yd;, bldg. Sacrifice $139K or This townhouse has it all mercial/Residential BOUND BROOK- 3 BR Call 201-467-5423 days New kit. w/appllances. Somerset County, 10 yrs patio, 100x100 wooded Pis call 908-846-4930 ing $260's. Principals Farms. Luxury 3 BR, 2Vi 9210 $350+ util. Kitchen priv. Blvd. 3 rooms, ground GREEN BROOK- Rt 22, only. Call 908-753-0726. best offer. 908-709-1540 7DAYSBYAPPT. for $134,900. Call today! 100x400, fully approved, IVz bath laundry room, 908-687-0643 eves. New bath. Basement floor, corner bldg. Park- old. Going strong. Owner, ROBIN LEACH gives a five corner lot, vinyl siding',. SOMERSET— 4 BR, .2^ bath townhouse, w/up- city sewers & Water, build- Homes for Sale fireplace, fenced yard and hook-up for W&D (gas or Hosp. .area. Call 525- 1600-8000 sq. ft. Avail wishes to retire. Asking star rating to home based EAST BRUNSWICK grades, master BR w/ba I- Preferred Lifestyle KENILWORTH- 3 rooms, ing. AC. Light mfg. or pro- CAC, quiet neighborhood,, bath, 100' x .150', new WESTFIELD- 3 BR En- Realty, 908-707-0580 er's terms. Engineering In- more; Avail, Feb 15 o elec), gar. incl. $700/mo. 2534 or 873-8123 Immed. Great co-tenants, $75,000. Write w/name & income opportunity. Fra»e great location. $184,000. glish colonial, 1W baths, AREA— 1 bedroom 276-0370 cony & luxury'bath, en- Quick And $550/mo+ utll. Close to fessional. $450. 908- great terms. Owner, 908- furnace & CAC, + extras cluded. By owner 908- BEDMINSTER- Ig. 4 BR Mar. 1, $900/mo l%mo schools & transp. Cal + utils. Sec No pets. Call NORTH EDISON- Profes 469-2232 days. phone to LRK, 22 video of his half-hour TV 908-668-4928. $195,000,805-0498. 2 car det. gar., slate cqndo, $56,900. Fabu- closed patio,, garage, 725-0020 . sec. Call 215-681-6532. Convenient! 725-6470 slonal male non-smoker 561-2700 Steele Ave., Somerville, special,, a. proven lead patio, full bsmt., many re- lous, like-new renovation! 217 Prospect Avenue pool, tennis, clubhouse. Colonial, on beautiful 90 908-272-3466 ' BRIDQEWATER- Linden acre estate. Fenced in wishes to share with HILLSBOROUGH— Tri- NJ 08876 generator. Join one of the cent, upgrades- Land- Brookvlew Terrace, please Cranfprd, IMJ 07016 Sale/Rent. Avail rate: Advertise BRANCHBURQ- 2 bed MANVILLE- 1 BR w/ SOMERViLLE^- newly Fastest growing com- St. Last lot avail. Ready to court yard,' Ideal for chil- room cottage. Convenient same. 2 BR, 2Vi bath lux- P angle shopping center, Advertise in the Classified! scaped. $239,000. By call N.J. Homes Realty, 5.625% to 7.5%. Call In the Classified! ROSELLE PARK- Share kitchen & bath, all utilities renovated i BR. $600/ ury townhouse. $650/mo. NAIL SALON-FOR SALE panies in America today. owner. 201-656-9195 908-390-4440. 201-763-1233. go. Will sell lot.for $65K dren & pets. Short term or location. $800 + utilities mo inc. all util. 1 mo. sec free standing bldg. 3800 avail, immediately, per- Established, fully 2 BR Townhouse, IVi supplied. $55O/mo. Cal Everything Included. 908- fect location for laundry Cull William Hopkins, or new construction home long term. Avail. Immed. Call 908-247-0590. baths, eat-in-kit., LR, Cats OK: Call 908-725- sq, ft. newly renovated. equipped, Central NJ. Call 78i-9790 725-2867 dfter 6PM 756-1621. Ideal for any professional mat/dry cleaner, video Independent Micro Diet for June 92 occupancy BRIDQEWATER/MAR- deck, use of W&D, stor- 4652 eves. office. growth location. Turnkey. Adviser at: $±68,900. 722-1559 MANVIUE- 1st fl. apt SCOTCH PLAINS— share Call 201-377- rentals, gift/card shop. Charlie (eves)247-2859. TINSVILLE AREA- 3 BR age, off-st-parklng. $450/ 1-BR, w/w carpet, bsmt., SOMERVILLE- Spacious 1033 Call Owner/landlord at 1-800-877-DIET. HARMONY-^ Warren Cty. 9220 NEAR PARK, $875/MO. + mo. + V2 utilities. 1 mb. large 3 BR home, sepa- Century 21-Golden Kay priv. entr., Gar., Sec.+ 1 bdrm. apt. close to pub- rate BR & bath, CAC, PISCATAWAY- office 908-931-6630 for details . Realtors 908-873-8639 STAY HOME- earn over 5 landlocked mountain Poconos Properties UTILS. SEC. & REFS. NO security. Call Bob Dorer at lic trans. & shopping. Off 908-688-9430 days or refs. No pets. $645 + W&D, DW. $575/mo. + condo, 1000 sq. ft. new NO. PLAINFIELD- Rt, 22 $100 a day. Easy work. wooded bldg. lots totaling PETS. ARER 7PM, CALL utils. 908-359-3375 street parking, cent. A/C & building, 2 mos. free. Call 74 acres, driveway ease- 754-1991. 908-241-6605 eves. V utils. Bus to NYC at used car lot. Building w/ 9820 Excellent pay. Amazing re- NEAR MT. POCONO- MANVILLE- 4 rm abt heat, balcony, laundry doorstep. Prof. only. Refs. 908-752-0313 offices, storage get ready corded message, FREE ment avail., spectacular 40x80 lot, trailer park,, BRIDQEWATER- 4 bdrm SOMERSET- Quallbrook, room. FOr info 526r5128 Franchise Views, good for. hunting, 2nd fl, S. Main St, Avail, immed; 322-9206 PISCATAWAY- Office or or perfect fast food loca- details. 908-324-7651, near Ski area. $6000/BO. 2 bath, bsmnt, fehced-ln like new, 2 bdrm. Condo, $575+ util. & sec. 908- SOMERVIUE- Spacious Retail. 6,000 Sq. ft. Will tion. Lease or purchase Opportunities Ext. 101. horse farm, 5 residential 908-885-1047 '. yard, refs., $975 4- 1 mo PR..LR, bath, galley kitch SEEKING NON-SMOKINQ homes. Low cost, owner 722-0650. . . 1 .bedroom garden apart- PROFESSIONAL- to divide. Also dentist office. 908-561-2700 sec, 'walk distance to en, fully carpeted, AC, all ment, free heat & hot CHANGE YOUR LIFEI- ••••. :••*•• •*•••.•• ... financing. Also 2V2 acre POCONO LOT FOR MANVILLE- 5 room apt share 4 BR house in So. Rt. 2S7 & Stelton Rd. ITAN— Store. 1000 school, res. area. After appliances & upgrades. water, minutes from 981-1313. . Franchise Service Busi- PHILUPSBURG— Garden wooded bldg. lot, 340' SALE— by owner. City 5pm.722-6962v Easy commute to all hoUse, basement, full Plalnfleid. $425/mo. In- sql ft. $650/month, 1 frontage, approvals, lovely water & sewer. Skiing, Brldgewater Commons. ness' for sale. $5495 to apartment site investor major hwys. $775/mo. lard, $850/mo. 609-663- $200 move-In rebate. Call cludes Utll. Call 755-2792 PLUCKEMIN- m'oqth security required. $60,000 + . Guaranteed partner wanted. Active or location; 60K. Also big lake, tennis, pool. Health CRANFORD- $900/ 908-821-0355 8505; 609-662-4834. BEDMINSTER- 202-206 Call 526-2879 mo+ utll, 3 BR, 2nd fl 2 908-725-2596. SO. PLAINFIELD- Pro- sales, training, equip- inactive. All replies confl- farm house on 47 acres problems- need cash, fessional non-smoking fe- single office sublet W/opt. avail, on room, room/ must sacrifice, $25K/best fam house, adults or busl UNION CITY, NJ- -Luxury METUCHEN- 3 BR, IV WESTFIELD- 2 bed- RVILLE- Beauty ment, protected territory. dential. No brokers. baths, AC, W & D, In Vic male seeking same to shared conf. room, ample for rent. 5 stations Minimal operating capital Reply: BOX 24 c/o Forbes board, B 'n B, camp/fish- offer. 908.-218-1896 ness couple, walking dis- Townhouse, end unit, rooms, freshly redone, Vi parking, available Immed. ing basis. Call Phil, 908- tant to shopping & transp 2BR, 2bath, Kit., LR, Din- torian home near train share furnished 3BR, available. Good location. required'. 24 hr. Income Newspapers, PO Box 699, RECESSION SACRIFICE! block from train, $975 + 2bath home. Master bdrm Pis call 908-658-9110 stream. 1-800-451-5371. 247-7594. Avail April 1st. 1 mo sec ing area. $900/mo. Easy No pets. $1095 + utili- utilities. 654-0255 Call 707-1143.' Somerville, NJ 08876. IV2 hr. to G.W.B./Llncoln 908r272-7287 after 5pm commute to NYC. 908-ties. 908-548-6400 w/prlv. bath. $550 plus Vi KINQWOOD TWP.- Ab-Tunnel. Low Interest.'Ideal 234-1958 WESTFIELD- Apart- Utils. 908-757-9034 for skiing & Vacation CRANFORD- 3 BR, LR METUCHEN— 3 BR, like ments avail. Walk to NYC solutely the best building new 2 family, dead end lots in Kingwood Twp.home. 2 BRs, lath, large DR, kit., enclosed ,porch transp. • No fee. No pets. fplc, new carpet,. large fu|l bsmt., detached gar. 9440 close to everything, CAC, Heat supplied, i% mo. SOMERSET Thre"e"\4 acre lots, a-rage, share yard. URGE HOUSE TO SHARE MIDDLESEX WTN , BRirJGeWATER <: , $80,000^ea.; 7 acre Jot, sun deck, electric heat, $lO.75/mo. + utll. or buy Apartments sec. StjUdlos $615/mo. ; MUST SEE TO BELIEVE ..•'PRECONSTRUCTibN PREVIEWI 990+ util.. Call 908- QOtoFOfttBLQOtoFOrfttBLE & CLEAN WAHflEN SUNNY-SENSATI6NAI. N«w :iub-dlvisloni otdtlno 4' bedroom, $100,000. All are wooded nice hill-top lot;'near "ski $148,500. Avail, 4/1/92. Call 908>464-6296. II licM. bright I ipackus Is what you'rt An ifomatkw lo Townhouu Lvlnfl Ural time 225-9630 $280/month utilities. w A HQUse.lS A HOUSE ^biujfjirft «Tipiy n«l)«(1L.,«..!«0« colonial homatt'Fintt homaa on tread Iota, run, indoor pool.. NOW i Call 201-628-9394...._ . looklna loVlhtn put Down ths Dap*< t pick w/mature tfeesv complete WESTFIELD- Executive A homa» lova. EKparitnot your 3 BR hbm« UWK w tnlarUInrnanl araa: ovaisllgd (M>; pilmlt "you- mill ••• 'Talr O«hi""Bilrti*r'" $69,500. METUCHEN- 4 rooms, 1 MUSTSEE^ oil 1.4 acr« wUh d*ck. %iin v*J ptMty. '.You'll spend many happy hoqra In this up tht phon« (or datalls on triia lovaly 3 ulllno; quality workmanship ale walling lor Pre-conslrudlon prlcea (rom 5209,000. beat perc, soil log & septic de- EDISON- SV2 rooms, furnished! BR, $1400/ werilmd ynra. 4 BR Colonial, ililrMd InVn. b«Jioom; IW balh homa. Call 781-1000. value In new construction market todayl Call HICKMAN REAL ESTATE bedroom, 2nd floor. 2 yr. CALL 873-1236 Lov. Ihk Randi •! J209.900. WA23M. you In Ml llk«iew hortw, Oil 781-1000. sign. Owner financing to lVi baths, $900/mo + BOUND BROOK mo. 908-232-3060 HW too/a, 2 lull balhsi S103.000. WA2582. J134.200. BO-22B5, J18J.900. BD-2181. 761-1000. BD.J111,2112. lease, iVb month secu- ASK FOR DAVID ! WARREN OFFICE 808-757-7780 WARREN OFFICE 800-757-7780 qualified buyer. Box 219 utll. References required. BEDMINISTER 781-1000 BEDMINSTER 781-1000 BEDMINSTER 781-1000 2 apartments, 3 & 4 WESTFIELD- Large 2BR UNION- heed 2 people 908-874-7025 Marshalls Creek, PA 908-603-9784 after 6PM ity, references, credit re- 18335 rooms. Please call 908- port required. $750 + apt. hear RR station, 2 for new home. Den w/ OWNER DESIRES QUICK 717-223-8934 EDISON- New house, 4 469-9026 after 5pm. elec. Call 908-280-2815. .bathrooms, landlord pays frplc., 2 car garage, 3-5 SALE OF 8 IMPROVED FREE LISTS! BR, 2 bath, CAC,-5 BOUND BROOK- (2) 2 for heat & all other utlls. miles from NYC train or LOTS— will sell separate appl., w/w white capet, MIDDLESEX- 4 rooms except elec. $1100/mo. BR & 1 Efficiency apt. No Super Clean! Off-street bus. Must see! $450 for or package, each lot 4 + mirror wall, mirrored pets, security required, Call 908-232-9045, private room. Call 908- acres w/panoramlc views. 9250 closets, recossed parking. Business couple weekdays 9-5. heat & water supplied. preferred. No pets. Lease. 241-1742 SCOTCH PLAINS $339,900 Prime Readlngton loca- Lots and Acreage lights, showroom cond, 908-526-0380 bet 9-5pm SCOTCH PLAINS $329,900 tion. From $88K. Call fam rm, LR, DR, at Refs, Sec. $700/mo. 9450 Modern home in beautiful setting In prestigious RANALD C. BROWN Large expanded ranch w/5 bedrooms, 3Vi baths, 722-1559 or 218-9098 tached gar, 1 min toBOUND BROOK- 1 BR, Rooms 9490 South Scotch Plains. LR w/cathedrah celling, 4 MASTHOPE, PA.- Lot for train. $1350+ utlls XVt off-street parking, near Realtor, 908-469-2333 large rec rm. in bsmt. w/wet bar & game rm., Ovm a better home READINOTON TWP.- sale, Central water, Wanted to Rent BRMS, 3 baths, heated In-ground pool, patio w/ deck leading to In-ground pool, new oak kit. + mo sec. 819-0212 ' transp. Please Call 287- MIDDLESEX- Mid- PHILLIPSBURG nursery/landscaper/retall, sower, free skiing, lake, BOUND BROOK- Room BBQ, private yard, new security system, newer 2- 2778 for more Info, • > dlesex Village. Spa- much more. Come seel SPL1549. and still save money. '.'YOU'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN" 9+. acres, farmland as- stable & more for only FANWOOD- 6 months, for rent, female pref. $85/ ISCATAWAY OR HIGH- zohe heat & CAC. Loaded w/oxtras. SPL1497. CAUFON BORO For the beolnner family 3-bedroom ranch In $14,000. Please call BOUND BROOK— 3 clous 1 BR Qarden apt. Wk. 908-469-4523 WiJa 1hre« bedroom "ranch M In • bmtfy sessment, minimal taxes. LAND PARK- Garage, meal neighborhood location. Hardwood - 908-297-8817. furnished. 3 BR, 1W bath rooms, 2nd floor, heat & $675/mb. Includes heat nelfihborhood on a. quiet atreel, walking floors, expansive backyard fun, Mshed $18OK. 908-218-9098 BRANCHBURQ- PINE beginning March. Call ar| Colonial, FR, modern kit, water inc. No pets, middle A HW. NO PETS. Pool dlstanoe to achool, ahopplng and to town, basement, o 0*- Unbelievable at MOTEL. Room & kltchen- tha one *M go hatlll $1S7,D00. 096-4111. Our Free Brochure J105.000III 086-4077. - SOMERSET- 2 or 3 love- W&D,' mlrcrowave, CAC, aged person preferred. avail. 3S6-S850 Iv rhsg 463-3718 OLDWICK OFFICE B08-439-2777 OLDWICK OFFICE 439-2777 ly Vi acre wooded bldg. 9260 walk to town & train. itte. Reasonable rates In- explains: Security & lease required. MIDDLESEX- prof cou- lots In historic Somma Time Shares $1600 + util. 1^ mo.Call 356-6224 lude services & utils, 9500 Riva area, near Easton sec. Avail. Feb. Please ple preferred, 2 BR, up-908-722-9520 BOUND BROOK- 4 itairs apt of private home. Miscellaneous Rentals • How low rates give you Ave. 2 on High Bluff over TIME SHARE UNITS- call Susan Massa, Cen- CRANFORD- Avail. Feb. Delaware .+ • Rarltan tury 21 Taylor & Love, Inc. rooms, $650/mo. 11/2 $650/month includes and campground member- utils, 1 month security. 1, priv. bdrm in attractive CAR STORAGE SPACES more "Purchasing t\)wer." Canal. 2 w/approved sep- 908-654-6666 days, mo. sec. No pets. Call ildg. Sharing facilities w/ tic designs. Public water ships. Distress sales - 908-233-1881 eves. 469-5334 908-537-2022 after 6pm. $,5O/mo. Owner lives on Cheap!! Worldwide selec- Available Feb. 15th. /oung career people. Kit, • Why buying a better home avail. Ideal for homes with BRIDQEWATER atlng area & Ig. LR. premises. Near Whlte- tions. Call VACATION NET- NESHANIC STATION- louse Station. 534-4638 either historic or rustic ar- WORK U.S. and Canada 1- GRANDVIEW NESHANIC STATION- Walking distance to shop- may save you more money chitecture. Deal directly country cottage, reduced pqclous 1 BR apt. 800-736-8250 or 305- rent exchanged for some GARDENS ping areas. Nearby RR & SOMERVILLE- Garage than refinancing. with owners, price nego- 566-2203. Free rental In- farm services, great for ^round floor. $625/mo + )us transp.. Priv. prkg. for rent, 10'x 22'. Avail- tiable. Please call Phil at 1 & 2 Bedroom Town- util. Please Call after 7PM Refer's req'd. Credit able Immediately, $75/ FANWOOD $214,900 SCOTCH PLAINS $174,900 908-247-7594. formation 305-563-5586i single person, call 9am- RARITAN TWP. houses. Central air, Indi- 369-8328 check, no smokers. Rent month. 908-369-3791 Immaculate spacious 4 BRM, 1'/> bath Colonial Call any Weichert Office WILLIAMSBURQ, VA. 11am, 908,788-5676. Move right Into this 4 bedroom home In South "LEISURE TIME FOR SALE" vidual storage. Walk to NEW BRUNSWICK- $325-$380 Ificls. all utlls. featuring LR w/Fplce, formal DR, large eat-In kit., Voutl enjoy less maintenance and expense SOUTH BOUND BROOK * *' + Time Share for Sale. Dou- SO. PLAINFIELD- 3-4 park & tennis courts 1 Scotch Plains. Newer kitchen, 2 new bathrooms, with brick ranch, excellent condition, 3 or stop by, for your l^mos. sec, ; 1 yr. lease. 1st time home buyer's dreimll Oul«t dead 1 Bedroom Apartment 9600 fam. rm. w/wood burning stove. Freshly painted bedrooms, wooded privacy. 2 acres. New SUMMIT-' Building lots ble unit, sleeps 8. Week bdrm, kit., LR, DR, fam 722-6740 large family rm., newer vinyl siding & CAC are Jim Welchert end. Convenient to 207. U003-3072, 48 Oliver Avenue Call: for inspection. Lee, lilting at 1170,000, 090-4126: FREE Brochure. for sale. Principals onlyl 18, near all attractions & rm, sun rm., 2-car gar. COMMERCIAL inside & out. Hardwood firs., 2 car garage, very just a few of the features found in this beautiful Woiohert, Ronltors $90,000. BRIDOEWATER- large 2 $525/month 908-276-8870. OLDWICK OFFICE 430-2777 BRANCHBURG 826-5444 Reply: Box 24 c/o Forbes shopping. Call 908- $980+ Utlls. 753-3725. REAL ESTATE large property & Ideal location for N.Y. home. SPL 48. 297.-6437, after 5pm. BR apt. No pets. Security (609) 860-0101 QREEN BROOK- Fur- commuter. SPL1550. Newspapers, PO Box 699, SOMERVILLE- 3BR & references. Call 908- (908) 257-3016 Somervllle, NJ 08876. ished- Working female Ranch, full bsmt., in- 526-1632 NEW BRUNSWICK- over 25, non-smoker, refs 9270 ground pool. Lease, secu- 9610 CALIFON— 1st fir on 3 bedroom, living room, & security. 908-968-4319 Business Properties Vacation Rentals rity & references; Asking ground level, very clean, large eat-in kitchen, mod- Ads In Classified $1300/mo. RANALD C. HILLSBOROUQH— near for Sale large kit., wood cabinets, ern bath, carpet, available Somervllle. Private, fur- don't cost —' FLORIDA HOUSE- Palm BROWN, Realtor, 908- 3 BR w/carpet, modern 2/1. Section 8 OK. 469-2333 Ished' room wAelephone They pay! Coast, No. of Daytona. 2- bath, bsmt. storage,' re- Call 819-4022 & cable outlets. Shower HUNTERDON COUNTY BR, W&D, 5 mins beach, UNION- Colonial avail, frig., stove, W&D, heat, NEW BRUNSWICK- free upstairs. Refrigerator, SECTION- Pottenvllle. clean, reasonable, no- w/buy option, 3 BR, 2 lawn snow & malnt ser- mo. now. 4 BR, close laundry downstairs. Hot- Approved Townhouse sites pets. 908-356-8216 bath, LR, DR, kit, sun-vice furnished, off street o college, bus, train. late/mlcrowave allowed. for 28 luxury units. Entire FRANKIN 9110 FLORIDA- Disney World room, complete bsmt., parking. IVi"mo sec. $895. 908-297-8510 $310/ mo; security de- site for sale to financially NEW BRUNSWICK HILLSBOROUGH YOUR DREAMS CAN COME TRUE..,. Out of Area Property AC, new appliances, $950/mo, 908-832-2164 kl this 4 bedrooms, 2Vk bath ColonU wUh 2 WARREN Area. Private owners In posit & references re- capable builder. Please READINOTON TWP. NO PLAINFIELD— 1 BR, SELLER WILL HELP... BELLE MEAD COLONIAL Dreplaoas, mastar aurle, cutlom wood deck MATCHLESS Klsslmmee offer lowest fenced yard. Near quired. 908-722-7699 call Lie. Bkr., Mr. Tee Private, park-Ike ulling lor Ihl. 3 Bn, 2W Nwd help with dosing cotltf CaH today lor Beautiful views and private setting are yours Very aeduded 2-story oedar Contemporary, CRANFORD- $800/mo. nice area, near bus, batii ranch wltli laroe Fn, brick FP, Inn/ound and upgrades galore., this one won't last. Transp./shopping. Off 908-322-8480. more Information on this updated 2 bed- with this 4 bedroom, 2tt balh colonial. New HB-432& I2S9.M9, skllrfiiNy sided on 1.8 acres, it fireplaces, NO. CAROLINA- Con- possible recession beater utll. paid, 2 BR, 2nd floor, pool. BOO*317«. I2M.0O0. kitchen cabinets and lovery porch .complete Morris, Vi ml. Rt. 22, 625 . Call (908) 754-NEW BRUNSWICK- fur- room thowplace. HB-4377 SS4.900. HILLSBOROUQH 808-874^100 CeMral air. Separata apt 1699,900. WC-800. temporary 1 story Town- rates for mid March & be- 2-famlly house. Separate SCOTCH PLAINS— Mixed BRANCHBURG 526-5444 .HILLSBOROUQH 808-874-8100 the picture. HB-4743. S247.8O0. WATCHUNQ OFFICE 801-B4OO Avail. 3/1/92. $1150 plus 4642. nished room. Close to SOMERVILLE v $164,900 house In Fearrlngton Vil- yond, fully loaded 2 bed- entr., use of yard, off- transp. All utils. included. use offices, warehouses, SCOTCH PLAINS $169,900 room, 2 bath super con- util. & 1 mo. sec. 908- NO PLAINFIELD- 4 BR, 9-room split-level In move-In condition. 4 bed- lage, So. of Chapel Hill, 2 964-5435 after 7PM/ street parking. Close to 908-247-5130 after 4PM apts. On-site prkg. Just reducedll Lovely family neighborhood. 3R, den, sep, DR, .2 dominiums Include kitch- "1875 Utlls & lVi Mo. rooms, 1.V4 baths + office or study, Hardwood wknds. shopping & transp. Call 5 8 5,000 income. Charming center-hall Colonial w/3 bedrooms, Vh baths. Call 919-542-4909 en, utensils, towels, linens 272-3393 iec. (908) 725-3010 NEW BRUNSWICK- 5675,000,322-9351. floors, wall-to-wall carpeting, large sliding ,door t,o fir barbecue grills. Perfect NICEST ROOMING HOME baths, 2 enclosed porches. Close to schools & large' patio, basement & plenty of closets. Great SKI/SUMMER CONDO- WATCHUNQ BORDER- 4 CRANFORD— 2 bed-RARTIAN— 2 BR, LR, 1 for economy minded fami- bedroom, 2 bath Colonial, ath, 2 family house. No IN TOWN. transportation. SPL 1455. , family nelghborhod. SPL1515. Sugarbush VT. 2. min. lies or retirees looking to rooms, '2nd floor of 2 1420 Near train non- 9640 from lifts. Enjoy rontnl In- no garage. $1300/month. family home. Convenient ets. $635+ utll. Call review area for relocation. 1^ month security., 201-263-0040 smoker kitchen laundry Warehouse Properties come of 3 BR, 2 bath $39.99 per day, lower to NY transportation. quiet $385 empty. Call for Sale unit, LR w/frplc. Sleeps 8. Available 3/92. Please $760/ mo., utilities In- rates for longer stays. Call 0811908^755-5177. . ROSELLE PARK- 1 BR & (908) 874-3063. Separate studio apt. w/full Tom, 908-422-1654. cluded. 272-1000. days, Efficiencies. Heat & hot bath, kitchen, sloops 3 or WESTFIELD— Executive 276-8168 anytime. NO. PLAINFIELD- Room BRANCHBURQ- now in- water supplied. New w/w dustrial condos, 6250 rent both. $79,000 or 3 BR furnished Ranch, carpet, painted, nice bldg. n house. Kitchen privl- EDISON PISCATAWAY eges, washer & dryer. sq.ft. expandable to PLAINFIELD consider selling 50% to long/short term. $2200/ DORCHESTER •rivate parking. No pets. SPECTACUUR HOME PERFECTLY PRICED METUCHEN . 425/month + security. 18)750 sq.ft. Ample park- View lhi« special liome, s cuilom built PHIVACV IS Y0UR3III Smart 3 bedroom ranch lovely lot screened RELAX WITH THE FAMILYI right partners. Call 908- Advertise mo. or $85/day. Call 908- HOUSE 'Is call 908-241-6869 colonUI wilh five bedrooms, lour full balhl. In Dtla 4 badroom, 2 full bath ColoiW cap* In porch, new air, roof, natural woodwork, Fireplace, lamily rm, A deck, are the formula Call 908-755-5177. Ing, TGL, sprlnklered, 22' localad M d«ad and al>Ml. Woodad lot w/ hardwood Hoars, huoe eat-In kitchen. 233-2897 232-3060 ifter 4PM or leave mes- two kllchens end two rirepltcaa. Ad nowl for oomloit In thla ooiy 3 bdrm. ranch near in the Classified! Somervllle high. For sale. $65 sq.ft,; Ibaplaea. J1M.500. »137,500. UtO.OOO. Iralna a townlSt39,BOO. O24-2I21 - UNION DALE, PA.- 9 WHITEHOUSE- Avail, age 494-1617 NORTH PLAINFIELD- "••^^"00^5.1-5400 EOISON OFFICE 4S44000 EDISON OFFICE 404-6800 For lease $6 sq.ft. Other EDISON OFFICE 404-61)00 METUCHEN OFFICE 008-006-8200 plus Acres at Elkvlow Es- Feb. 1. LR, DR, Kitchen, Luxury ROSELLE PARK— 1st fir. 2 room furnished ef- Industrial lots & buildings tates on Golden Pond. KILLINQTON, VT.- 4 3-BRs, XVi baths, fresh of 2 family, 4 rm. apt.,ficiency. Owrt bath/en- avail. 1-78/22 location. Can bo subdivided. Pan- bedroom Chalet. 5 mln- paint. New w/w carpeting. High Rise jsmt., near- town & NYC trance. Utilities. No smok- Call Ray 008-218-9098 oramic viow of Elk Mt. Ski utos to mountain. Avail, On lVb+ acres. $1150/ Elevator Apartments ;ransp. No pets. Avail. ng. Female. Resort. $65,000. 908- weeks & woekends. Call mo. + utlls. 2 mos. sec. 722-9177 2/1. 908-241-9032 CALL (908) 756-4219. 234-1958 90a"-665-0655. Refs. req. No pets. 908- 9650 ROSELLE— 1 BR, newly SO. PLAINFIELD- fur- SCOTCH PLAINS $159,000 All Offices LONG BEACH ISLAND- 534-6998, 9-5pm Ished room. Single or OfUce Rentals W. PALM BEACH, FL- Studio decorated, heat & hot Be creatlvel Wake up this tired 5 Bdrm, 2V4 bath SCOTCH PLAINS $149,000 fully furn condo, 2 BR, 2 Ocean front Duplex. Just :ouple. Laundry facility. Colonial featuring natural trim & hardwood floors. Open Until 9 PM 1 & 2 Bedrooms water Incl., Sec. Refs. No Nice neighborhood. Call 1680 SQ. FT, Immaoulate starter homo. Low taxes. 3 bed- bnth, sleeps 8, must soil. renovatod, Excollont view. EAST BRUNSWICK- jets. $575. 245-0300 Gas furnace Is 5 years old. Boasting charm & rooms, eat-In kitchen, attached garage. Afford- Sleeps 6. Please call DUNELLEN- 3 rooms, 908-756-0192. Busy Route 206 north lo- $62,000. 908-463-0601 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, SCOTCH PLAINS- 5 potential •<- It's waiting for your "Tender Loving able. Don't miss this onell SPL1545. 908-635-2783. EAT-IN KITCHEN, GARAGE, convenient location, laun- SOMERVILLE— Furn. cation. Brldgewater. Va- NEW BRUNSWICK rooms, 2 bedrooms, W/w Care," Make an offerl SPL15Z6. LARGE YARD. $1400. dry facilities In basement. Rooms $80-up. Sm. opts. cant. $14.50: sq.ft. net Unauliful 3 tin t'.% tjjlli .luclnd IIOIIM. NORTH BRUNSWICK 9120 NOKOMIS, FLORIDA Available Immediately. Pis ;arpet, eat-ln-kltchen. No lease. Ftalufva Mcluda MUhad aaasonutj loont, This Norlll Urunswlck beauty has If all. SOUTH BRUNSWICK Botwoon Sarasota and 247-6793 135/wk. Call manager EOISON n*w lha(tiu>(lan« wltidowa thfouQhoul and Bpacioue looms, plush carpel, humongoui Dui'l mm Ihll Dayton Canlm II To*nhocji« Wanted to Buy call 201-575-6225. etsl Avail. Feb. 1. RANALD C. BROWN umntitd kilchan. Cotnttr p*op«ity, fully fdn- 908-722-2107 5-7PM. '"•""•M IH« mat HHJWCIAI H cozv CAPE lull ntUshed tiatemenl...And gioal location lor.uud on pilvala cul-da-aw. Wdodad lot, Weichert Venice. Available 10/1-3/ c«d fo/ cliild(«n. Olf«f«d al Sds.ooo. uu- lor'the HV conunulsrlt Otidr.d al only $1000/mo, utilities In- Realtor, 908-469-2333 V, bdrma, In tov«y MU. avo« 2 car |>aMM, dnwiiwdy, cov«(ad pallo, and II\II£I>. (iiuch 31, $500 Includos Utili- 3437. vua./oo, GO:SM 9420 cluded. Please call 908- SOMERVILLE-. Hotel lull baaamanf, Mual aaal Il34,g6o. mo/ttlll Olfriiad al only $110,000. QU-2340. LAND WANTED- In EASTON, PA.— 1, 2 & 3 CRANFORD- prime loca- 024-3190. SOUTH BRUNSWICK OFFICE SOUTH BRUNSWICK OFFICE ties. Local phone and' Somerset, rooms $65/wk. SOUTH BRUNSWICK OFFICE Branchburg/Readrngton Mum-Family Homes BR apts. & Townhouses, 389-1938.' tion. Prestigious building. COLDWeiL METUCHEN OFFICE W8-008-S2O0 ' (MS) 287-0200 BO8-207-O20O S01-2O7.020O coble TV, double bed, eat Up. Call 908-725.2737. CAH...COLDWELL BANKER The American Dmun Tkarn area. Rosldontlal/Com- In kitchen, shower and Luxury garden apts w/easy SO. BOUND BROOK— ef- Ample parking. 225 sq. ft. BANK6R i< morclnl/lndustrlHl. Mail bath, Sundock, 1 mile to SO. BOUND BROOK- 3 access to Rt. 22 & mlns. iciency apt. private en- SOMERVILLE- Nicely >325/mo,, 1OO0 sq. ft. details to: Ray Rolso, P.O. tho boach and flshlngl rm. modern apt., private from N. J. Low. low, Pa. rance/parklng. $450 + furnished room w/refrig, $15OO/mo, All Utll. In- SCHIJOTT Ulv.AI.IOUS o Box 5117, North Branch, Socludod! entrance, excellent area. rents. Call 215-559-1411 til. Avail. 2/15. Call Non-smoker, male pref. cluded. Call owner 908- J NJ 08876 Conv. rt.287. 356-2287. * * * * iec. $75/up. 725-6470 545-3388 days. • S T 908-358-3047 69-6179 310 Park Ave., Scotch Plains - 322-9102 REA1TD9I A Union fcbuptv Forbes Newspaper A Union County Forbes Newspaper n February 5,6.7, 1992 Forbes Newspapers Forbes Newspapers / Page U-1 Tourney time Building the Auto special 1 'Downtowner' inside Cranford swimmers^go for Presidents Valentine gift ideas, sales gold in UCT swim meet In this week's stories on newest models, too for President's Day included •• 1 Automotive ' • See Sports, page B-l Weekend SB9 Auto section In Classified See. 12-page pull-out

8070 8090 8130 Family Vans Trucks and Vans Miscellaneous Automotive a CHEVY- 73, V8, auto, V* CHEVY- 77 Pickup, body ton, window, HD alt., ra-in good shape. Hydraulic WE WILL SELL YOUR able as the next generation Taurus: that's what . brakes are a good investment, and the standard diator,' hitch, posl, snows, towing boom & elec. Ram- Thursday, February 13, 1992 , By BILL RUSS 83K, $995. 752-8690 Vol. 99, No.. 7 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents is meant by evolution in the automotive busi- speed sensitive variable: assist power steeringj sey wench. $1000/BO. FORBES NEWSPAPERS FORD— 86 Aerostar. Top 253-0710 Tom , CRANFORDl- GARWOOD • KENILWORTH ness! Sven though.all of the body panels are. provides stable handling. of the line, perfect In and new, it still retains its successful image, and CHEVY- 79 3/4 Ton Top Dollar In the mid-80s, Ford Motor Company toojca PERFORMANCE: Our Taurus IX was powered out. 63,000 ml. Blue & Pick-Up,-Auto'PS, PB, p/ Financing Is the Key! big gamble to the tune of $3 billion in" trie has. the comfortable look of an old friend who by the optional 3.8 liter V-6. A 3.0 liter V-6 is gray, 3.0 liter, auto, PS, windows, $1,200. (609) PB, front and rear AC, 609-795-6134 design, development, engineering, production has enjoyed a physical make-over and a hair standard, and while both engines are similar in new tires, captain seats, 466-9157. CHEVY- 85 1 Ton, and marketing of its '86 Ford Taurus and Mer- restylirig. The front and rear are slightly longer construction (overhead valves, pushrods and PW, AM/FM stereo cass. 8200 cury sable line.. i . . , for an overall increase of four inches, the head- $5,15Oi Days 561-5667; 12 inch rack body, fuel injection) and produce identical 140 horse- Ask for Mort or call 769- $3,200 or best offer/ Call MOTORCYCLES , : These sleek, aerodynamic models were a rad- lights are slimmer, and the side body cladding power, the' larger 3.8 has 35 percent more .5826 and leaVe message.] 356-5510 or 788-5353. In brief School board agonizes over staff cuts ical departure from the three-box styling that is new. .. •' . . ' •'.' ' ' . •' torque. This makes for quicker passing and ex- CHEVY— 88 Dual 4 Plck- was prevalent at that time. like the Airflow COMFORT: The LX version is a very luxuri- Up, loaded, 1 ton, 3500 8230 cellent highway grade climbing ability. Ford's Off-Road Motorcycles have Dr. Paul list, in priority order, the 10 classroom aide at Hillside School, a guid- meeting or to talk to the board in closed Chryslers of the '30s, there were those who ous and roomy six passenger sedan. When electronically controlled 4-speed automatic Ads In Classified Series, black/gray.' Asking By BRIAN FLORCZAK $15,000. Call 908-526- most expendable positions in the district ance counselor at Cranford High School, av session afterwards. thought that these new Ford products wer-e too equipped with the many available power or> don't cost — transmission is a smooth shifter. • 9168 after 6PM HONDA- 81 CB G50, THE CHRONICLE • , That list, according to the resolution, had to special education aide at Hillside School and. Consequently, not all of the positions in radical for American tastes. However, the Tau- tioris and upgrades it has all of the amenities of They pay! SUGGESTIONS: Add. adjustable front shoulder good oonditlon, $700/B0. contain a minimum of four teaching posi- a library aide at Cranford High. . jeopardy were revealed by Dr. Paul in the rus became a best seller, as well as a design the high-end luxo-sedans. All controls driver's FORD— 72 Dump truck, Call 908-526-0116 5prn- A speciaSJBoard of Education meeting will harness. Redesign trunk for lower liftover. Ad- F350 ,w/ 12' diamond tions and a minimum of two administrative . In addition, the.list calls !for a physical public portion of the meeting..' • " • trend-setter, and many of those who derided use. The trunk is traditionally Ford-large but 9pm be held Wednesday to further discuss the just tension on trunk lid so it doesn't fly open. plate bed. $2600/B0. Call positions. ' ''•-• education supervisor at the high school to ..' iBy eliminating 10 positions, it is "expected the "jelly bean" look came up with new "aero" the remote, unlock needs a restraint to keep the 8080 722-3235 ask for Mike. feasibility pf cutting 10'staff positions in the ECONOMY: EPA averages are 18 city/28 highr 4x4*, Sport and 8240 Cranford schooldistrict. The proposed'job eliminations come as teach one or two classes daily, thereby allow- the district could save $241,000. . . ' FORD-79 King Cab, On-Road Motorcycles The board, however, said it would not - Ufrt Trucks pick-up truck with 4 wheel After hearing Schools Superintendent Dr. the board struggles to find ways to make ing the district to. eliminate a. teaching posi- drive, new 33 Inch tires, Robert Paul introduce his • list of recom- . cuts in its 1992-93 school budget. . tion in that department, - ' • •; evert consider the proposal until it received, BLAZER- 79, V8, auto, $1,700. Call Tony at HARLEY DAVIDSON- a comprehensive study from Dr. Paul outlin- 84, FXSB, low rider, mended cuts at its Monday night meeting,, At the board's regular meeting earlier this Under state law, the 10 employees whose AC, P/ windows, cruise, (908) 469-2454, any- positions were, being questioned had to be ing the impact, such cuts would have on rebuilt engine, New paint, time. chrome & extras. 1 owner. the' board voted to come, back next week to week, Dr. Paul announced a partial list of 10K mi., excel, cond.' notified by letter by the schopl district.. They students in the district. . ' • ' 36" tires, EXcel; cond., FORD- 84 35,0 12' expatiate on- the effects such action, would positions which would be eliminated. That $4950/B0. Call 753-1611 $6500/80. 908-381- then had the option to discuss the matter in "I see the savings this would have, but not Dump, drop sides, rack, 8902, bet. 3-8PM have on Cranford students. : • list includes an. art teacher at Cranford E[igh CHEVY- 79 Pick Up 4x4,new. 351' engine, trailer The board voted, at its Jan.,29 meeting to School, a .•clerical aide, ,at. Hillside School, a the public .session of last Monday's school (Please turn to page A-3) ' • 90 rebuilt engine, low package, Meyers 8' plow, TRIUMPH- 71 650, Rigid mileage, 4 nevtVaS 70K miles. $7,950.: Call Frame, Many hew parts...-, shocks, few rust spots. 908-234-1661 days, Best Offer. Pis call 908- $2500, 704-1267. 908-439-2922 eves. 721-4189. . CHEVY- 83 Sip Pickup, FORD- 84 F150 Pick-Up, District, town hold 5-spd., excellent, Cap, new- brakes and ASSUME PAYMENTS, Stuart Green finds success clutch. Good tires. Asking 609-795.6134 $2,000. Call (908) 722- MOTORCYCLE 9074 after 5PM. /- INSURANCE CHEVY- 86 4x4 Short FORD- 90 F-150, 5-spd, For Any Type harmonious meeting Bed, 4 speed, V8, $4900. FM stereo, tilt/cruise, cap, in co- Call 308-272^2791 " running boards, bed mat, Of Motorcycles DID YOU very clean, 15,500 ml. KNOW... $8800. 908-233-7272 Also Personal button,to schools throughout' that an ad In this local anytime. Watercraft on wor er paper also goes into 16 O.MC- 75 Truck, 6-cyl., 4 By BRIAN FLORCZAK other'local papers? Reach Insurance new tires, runs good. THE CHRONICLE : . over 400,000 readers $500/B0. Call 782-9626 By BRIAN FLORCZAK with one call! Valentine Sale 1-800-5S9-9498 0.MC— 87 2 Ton Dump THE CHRONICLE ' . • '. • • • i or two decades, Stuart ; The new Ford Taurus Is an American tradition that Is built for comfort. Truck, with 8 1/2' plow, 15-50% OFF Green has been working FORD- 87 Bronco, full 10' bed, 40K original mi All Merchandise In a spirit of joint cooperation, the Cranford Township Committee and size, Eddie Bauer, loaded, $8000.(609)466-9155. with psychiatric patients. designs of their own. deck lid fr6m abruptly flying and instruments (except motorcycles) the Cranford Board of Education '.agreed' last week to combine their way. I averaged 19.4 mpg. ,' 4X4, very good cond., efforts on a number of issues. V It's doubtful, however, if While evolutionary improvements'have' con- are well laid out and easy to use except that the $8800.908-654-8979 thru 2/14/92 with this ad even he could help Willie Reidus, CONCLUSIONS: The Taurus continues to be The two governing bodies met for longer than two hours last Thursday tinually been made to the Taurus, 1992 marks FORD- 88 Ranger XLT, 8110 You Gould _Mr, Reidus is one of the main excellent upgrade JBL sound system requires Ford's signature model. It sells well and has a night todiscuss a number of items, such as joint purchasing and 7th-8th the first''year that substantial appearance remote controls for the open. The dual front good combination of American, "traditionalism" V6, 5-spd. AC, PS/PB, Automotive Parts, characters in Mr. Green's first Tonneau cover, black w/ Accessories and WIN gi'ade dances at the Hillside School. ••••.'•'• . . plus enough originality to attract owners who nbvel, Payback, the story of a • changes appeared. However, these revisions are visors are great when the sun is low, and the red split bench, 30K ml., • Services A Weekend at Gathered at the Municipal Building, the two. groups reached accord on so in line with the original styling that 6ne driver's airbag adds a sense of security. wanted something a bit "different." This was $6200/neg. 241-1234 The Scanticon, •sadistic genius bent on protecting good enough to thake it the largest selling ail- 10 agenda items in a meeting which could be best described as harmoni- almost has to see the old and new side by side ROADABILITY: Many Of the development dol- FORD- 88 Ranger XLT, A - ALL FOREIGN AUTO- Princeton! ous. ' •.''.'• . • '• ••'•••' ..•'.•• his real estate boss's crooked to notice the differences. Although the cost of lars went for noise, vibration and harshness American car in '91. Besides its distinctive extended cab w/cap, V6 Top dollar, buying cars. (tilt Hctoy an)SAmtoy Dhmr I business practices. looks both inside and put, the LX has most of 'w/OD', low ml. $6500/BO. Sunday Bnxdi Pka lanmwctoaoiu) ^^!||j|p|^|li|| In fact, the only, minor disagreement of the evening came-when the 1992 changes came to w 11 over $500 mil- improvements, These items add stability to the Stop By or Cai HKtay-DwUMn A psychiatrist at Overlook Hos- the roominess and luxuries found in more up- AM/FM cass. 218-1763 Foreign parts lo(Pr>»lngDMai • ' committee member Dan Aschenbach questioned why the school district lion, most of them are in areas that can not be ride and handling, ride quietness, reduction of was allowing its students to use almost 10-year-old personal computers. pital in Summit, and a two-year ' scale cars, plus more than adequate power with for sale resident of Cranford, Mr. Green seen, but that result in better comfort, handling wind, engine and road noise. In short, all the the optional V-6. ; QEO— 91 Tracker, 5- narley-Davitlson That problem, however, will soon be "solved as IBM has given the and performance.. * v spd., conv., 4WD, silver/ Tow truck, We pick-up. ; . co-authored Payback with things that are not seen, but heard and felt and black. Cute fun car. Exc. of Ellison district a number of personal computers to use for a limited period of APPEARANCE: The new Taurus retains make a significant difference when driving. The PRICE AS TESTED: $22,303 fully optioned. Hotline |||i|it^ :||p;;^^s#h|p?:; time on a no-obligation to buy basis. ' . V .- Jonathan Neumann of The PM- BASE PRICE: $17,434 with base LX equip- cond. $9500/BO. 908- 299 RL.i; Edison qdelphiti Inquirer. enough of its predecessor to be easily recogniz- optional anti-lock brakes and four wheel disc 56a:948p,lkida, 368-7900 Mr. Aschenbach raised concerns over the current computers, however, ment .'•• ;.....•.- •.:.',. • ".' ••.-.". ' :••--••-• ••' ""' Published by Simon & Schus- ; INTRODUCTIONS... 24 hr. service (908) 985-7546 after board rnpmbQ^'i'hbmas.Bcsrvljag said the existing system was 10 A way for people to meet ABSOLUTE years behind in technology-,. \ . . '*': ter, "Payback" was released last 8000 8020 8030 8030 8040 8060 AUTOMOBILES people,, every .week In CASH FOR YOUR CAR Stating that he had been to various parts of Minnesota where students" October under the pseudonym of Automobiles Automobiles Automobiles Antiques and Classic Sportscars your local Forbes newspa- WE BUY ALL METALS : Philip Harper. Thus far, the book under $2500 per. The ad Is free, then had access to new computer systems, Mr. Aschenbach wanted to know. 1 Automobiles 469-2202 has been selling well in stores FORD— 86 Mustang, 4 PEUQEOT- 85, auto., CHEVY— 88 Camaro one call does It all! why Cranford pupils didn't have the same opportunity. 8010 1-800-BS9-949S ALL CARS WANTED- aoross the nation and especially HONDA- 83 Accord, 2-dr cyl., 4-spd., like new in 8t 86K ml., good cond., best PLYMOUTH— 65 Bar- IROC Z, Excellent condi- any car old, new or junk. But Edna Silvey felt that the committee member's comments put Automobiles out, low mi.-AC, PS, PB, in the Philadelphia area where 5-spd., AC, sunroof, over reasonable offer. 908- racuda, auto, V8, all orig., tion, 350 tuned port in- POST OFFICE JEEP- 908-248-0213. Towing 8400 Cranford in a negative light, and told those gathered that such remarks under$1000 P/locks, etc. new clutch jection engine, loaded, in- ] selling play tickets the book is set 120K mi., $1900. 218- 499-7894 79k mi., Excel, cond. 1975, 39K mi., left hand avail. . . RECREATIONAL only served to hurt the township's reputation when compared to its 0262 not rebuilt, tires, brakes, PLYMOUTH- 87 Sun-$3375/80. Call 753-1611 cludes alarm system & drive, auto., PS, PB, posi- "' The Orange Avenue Sohoot And that fact brings a smile to $3000/BO. Call 769- car phone. $7800. Call CARTER VEHICLES neighbors. ' • \ • BUICK- 84 Skylark, 4- HONDA- 85 CRX, Ken- dance Auto, P/steerlng/ tractlon, $975. Call 908- ^ ^ghth-grada fe fedslng money the face of Mr. Green, who used DR, good running cond., 5826, Iv. msg.; or 561- (908) 874-0936. 463-8289 SHOWCAR FINISH Instead, Ms. Silvey commented that not enough credit was given to wood stereo, many new & 5667, days. brakes/door locks, AC, for a trip to Washington, D.G., to be a college roommate of Mr. many new parts. Must near new parts, runs AM/FM cassette, sunroof, 8050 CHEVY— 91 Corvette, Specializing In Auto De- Cranford and that more emphasis should be placed on more of the JEEP— 79 CJ7, 58,000 8410 pofvthe Mteeb Wori