r Letter writers blast ShopRite, WEA; see pages A-4, A-5. To subscribe, caii (800) 300-9321 The^festfield Record Vol. 7, No 24 Thursday, June 22, 1995 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents Hot potato growth issue chills board Answers scarce as deadline nears the committee make a recommendation," said Dr. By KEVIN COLUGAN Smith. "I look forward to concurring with it. If I have THE HECORD other thoughts, I will share them with the board." Some new information, however, was released. Westfielders at the Board of Education meeting The board has effectively narrowed its choices Tuesday night sat glued to their seats throughout the down to either the scaled-down construction plan call- update on student housing options. Unfortunately, ing for 12 new classrooms or the alternate pairing that was more a function of the steamy weather than plan which calls for 9-11 rooms and a restructuring of the board's revelations. Westfield's six elementary schools into four kinder- With a week to go until garten-third grade schools the board's self-imposed 77 77, 77~7~, 7 Z "7711 and two fourth-fifth grade schools. deadline to make a deei- At least two Westfielders who braved the "Pairing plan A," which sion, the public is left sweltering Roosevelt Intermediate School also grouped the schools with more questions than & and called for the same to how best to handle classroom cost as the answersurgings aboutelementar solutionys auditorium asked tJie board to put off scaled-down construction school enrollment. the final vote ... Otherwise, the board plan, has been virtually Unresolved issues in- abandoned. clude: will present ttie public with the finished The board released cost • the board's Long plans and vote on them ttie same night. estimates prepared pro Range Planning Committee lias still not revealed if a borio by architects Faridy Thorne Fraytakon on the school pairing plan is a feasible alternative; options. The scaled-down construction plan is esti- • the Finance Committee renewed on plans to present mated to cost $2,379,000. The surviving pairing plan Financing options; will run between $1,945,000 $2,G2r>,000. • the number ond configuration of classrooms to be The board is considering seeking further estimates built is still in question; by the Westfield firm Vmcentson Associates. • although figures from one architect were presented, At least two Westfielders who braved the sweltering construction costs are still uncertain. Roosevelt Intermediate School auditorium asked the Superintendent. Dr. Mark Smith, in keeping with board to put off the final vote — scheduled for Tues- the tone of the meeting, sidestepped his expected day — until the residents have time to digest the fully recommendation to the board. "I think it is important (Please turn to page A-3) Cons pick the town clean A gang of criminals is headed to "Bud" Boolhe. Mayor Boothe said for Union County Environmental Westfield with the intention of the town was particularly inter- Affairs. All of the prisoners have a picking the town clean — • and town ested in reducing cleanup ex- relatively short time remaining on fathers are grateful for it. l^enses incurred at last year's July their sentences, no history of vio- The criminals are part of a Union 4 bicentennial party and fireworks lence or escape and no psychologi- MELISSA KLAVER/THE RECORD County program that uses prison- at Mindowaskin Park. cal problems, she said. ers to clean up county parks and That cleanup was flawless, said The clean-up team will be at the Frequent flier roads. The program, in its sopho- the mayor, and the town received Galloping Hill Golf Course on the Saturday's "Generation to Generation" promotion downtown featured an in-line skating dem- more year, is receiving continued no complaints about the program. support from the town of Westfield. Inmates selected for the program border of Kenilworth and Union onstration among many other events and sates. Certified skating instructor Brian deMello today and tomorrow. The crew is shows how It's done In an afternoon exhibition on Lenox Avenue. MainStreet and the Westfield was one of the first are not considered dangerous or municipalities to participate in the likely to attempt escape, said slated to hit Westfield sometime Chamber of commerce sponsored the promotion. program, said Mayor Garland Jo Ann Gemenden, Bureau Chief this summer. Briefs Donor match found for ailing 'Karyn'

Summer music sessions By KEVIN COLUGAN Karyn's Fund to help find a donor The donor may be one of the raised $500." "We're just seven mothers whose The Music Studio of the New and raise money for a bone mar- volunteers who came to Tamaques Local businesses donated T- kids all go to Tamaques. Karyn's Jersey Workshop for the Arts will THE RECORD row transplant. School to be tested for compat- Khirts, doughnuts, cookies, balloons family are absolutely beside them- stjut two new group programs this A bone marrow donor has been "We have found a flill match for ibility in May. More than 1,000 peo- and water to the walkers, The selves." Ms. Caravello said the month. The summer session of the found for a 13 year-old Westfield Karyn," said Karyn's Fund Steer- ple from Westfield and sur- Westfield Rescue Squad stood by mothers were determined to help ing Committee member Ronnie rounding towns turned out to a for emergencies and the police the child of the teacher who gave year-round programs "Head Start girl suffering from an aggressive so much their own children. in Musical Instrument Playing" form of leukemia. Caravello Tuesday. "Now the hard- Human Leukocyte Antigens (HLA) made sure walkers safely crossed er part comes ... Karyn will enter blood typing program May 19-20. the street to the stndium. The fund is still accepting dona- and "Children's Instrument Work- The girl, known as "Karyn," will To date, Karyn's Fund has raised tions at Karyn's Fund c/o shop" will start Monday. enter Sloan Kettering Memorial Sloan Kettering within 10 days." The news of a demur comes fol- lowing a successful walk-a-thun $70,000 which amazes Ms. Cara- Tamaques School P.T.O., 641 Wil- Head Start in Musical Instru- Hospital in New York within the The identity of the donor is un- vello. "It's unbelievable," she said. low Grove Rd. Westfield, 07090. ment Playing is for children in pre- next week to receive a bone mar- known to fund members and held Friday at the track at Gary kindergartim-third grade and their row transplant which could save Karyn's family, said Ms. Caravello. Kehler Stadium. Five hundred parents. Children's Instrument her life. "We don't know anything about walkers, most of them children, Workshop is for musicians in Karyn, the daughter of a the donor," she said. "After 12 raised more than $18,500. fourth-eighth grades and their par- Tamaques Elementary School months, when everything is over, if "Kids brought bags of change," ents. teacher, became something of a the donor and recipient woidd like said Ms. Caravello. "Some kids local celebrity after several to meet, HLA (blood typing or- raised $25 and were prouder than a Call the workshop at 789-9696 for ganization) will put them together." peacock. Some raised $300, some more information. Tamaques School mothers formed Graphic display A display of graphic arts created Monday is big day for Class of '95 by members of the Westfield Art More than 300 Westfield High School seniors will audience, announce award recipients and intnxkuv Association is on view at Children's become Westfield High School graduates Monday at graduates who will receive their diplomas from Super- S]x>cinli/L>d Hospital through Sept. commencement exercises scheduled for 6 p.m. at Ke- intendent Mark Smith and Board of Education Presi- 7. hler Stadium (or, if it ruins, in the armory). dent Susan Jacobson. The public may view the exhibit Class President Ivy Charmate and Student Council Students graduating from eighth grade will hold by entering the ambulance en- President Jnmie Feiner will address their fellow grad- special events tonight at Edison and Roosevelt Inter- trance of the hospital. A jx?rcentage uates. Dr. Susan Fuhrman, Dean of the Graduate mediate schools, School of Pennsylvania, mother of three WHS grad- A "Celebration Assembly" for all 158 eighth-graders of each sale is donated to the hos- Some of the more than 500 who walked In a Karyn Fund fund pital. uates and former school board vice president, will also will Ix? held 7:30 p.m. at Roosevelt School. All M0 speak to the graduates. Edison eighth-graders jire invited to the annual raiser at Gary Kehler Stadium Friday stride along the running Hoe, hoe, hoe WHS Principal Dr. Robert Petix will address the Eighth Grade Awards Program 7 p.m. at Kdisun. track. More than $18,500 was raised in this event alone. Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Union County is iicccptiritf ap- plications (br the l!)!)!i-10fM) Master Affirmative action ruling falls lightly here Ciirdeners Program. H program, which runs Sept. ruling likely dooms an urrny of fed- way." minority recruiting is something Despite the hi^h court ruling i'il, meets 10 n.m.-iinon at the By KEVIN COLUGAN eral programs, local lenders foresee Tin- "right thing," said Ms. .lit- we would (In i-veil if we didn't have and a |mlitical clitmite hostile to extension office, HOO North Av<\ TIIKHKCOIU) little lociil impact in the immediate cobson, includes recruitment of to fulfill ,i certain piu(;nim," said affirmative action (three leading . Tuition is $80. future. skill' nu-inlxTS, especially teachers, Ms. .Incnnsnn. Republican presidential hopefuls return for triiiriiiij;, partici- Tim U.S. Supreme Court voted 5- "Wo are not concerned we will lie from predominantly black colleges. MUVIT (iarlnnd "Hud" IWxitlu.' have pledged to abolish the prac- an* expected to contribute •1 lust week to severely limit the affected," said Board of Kduciition "It is so important minority stu- said Tuesday In- had not yet read tice), the president of Westfield's 11 Id IK purs of volunteer service scope of affSrmntive action pro- President Susan J.tcobson, "We dents have role models as suc-the court's decision. The Town of Concerned African Amcricim I'fir within a 1 luce year period. Cull grams which offer preferential have ixM'n doing the right thine "'I cessful teachers," she Maid West field, «is required hy sliite and cuts (CAAP) said u review of af- (ifvl WIIV1 fur iiiliirmiition. treatment to minorities to remedy along. I know when we hire jM-nplf, "I think you do need atfumalivc federal law, does have mi alurni.i firmative fiction pmj'.tains is "not a (Please turn l<> page A 1!) pant d'ljicriininulion. Although the we do not discriminate in any jiction Hint's personal. 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Summer's cooking Pitching patience Miniature golf guide Readers share recipes WHS ace Kris Williams '4w'Where to putt, for a 'Slice of Summer' opts for college over pros and the hardest holes Look Inside Weekend Plus *•• Sports, page A-10 Soo Weekend Plus A-2 Couple arrested on theft, drug charges after salon TV burglary Mitchell Barretto, 24, of Newark, received terroristic threats. Accord- Reeb, 20, of Roselle Park, were was arrested June 14 and charged ing to police, the man ended a dat- charged with possession of alcohol with a June 13 burglary and theft | Police log ing relationship 10 months ago and and hindering apprehension (giv- of a television from Supercuts hair he contends the threats are coming ing false names) June 14. salon on North Avenue, Mr, Bar- from the new boyfriend of his Criminal mischief retto was held on $10,000 bail. friend and girlfriend, said police. former girlfriend. He alleges he • A resident of the 700 block of Also arrested was Heather Stew- No charges were filed. was told he would be hunted down West Broad Street reported dam- art, 23, of Newark. Ms. Stewart, a • A Franklin Park man reported and killed. age to the driver side window of a Supercuts employee, was charged he was assaulted June 14 while re- Theft car parked in the driveway. with possession of heroin. Police • A Carol Road resident reported • A 1988 Dodge was reported van- allege she was holding the drugs moving personal property from a residence on the 700 block of Pros- the theft of a flag and pole Sunday. dalized Sunday while parked in the for her boyfriend, Mr. Barretto. • A Plainfield woman reported the Echo Lake Country Club rear lot Assault pect Street. The man told police he theft of a change purse while on • A Boston man reported he waswas assaulted by the landlord's Sedgewick Avenue Friday. • An Oak Avenue resident re- assaulted Saturday. Police said the boyfriend, who he knows only as • The owner of the Oasis Subs & ported someone broke a van win- assailants were looking for the vic- "Chuck." Deli on South Avenue reported the dow Saturday. Minutes later, an- Teacher-artist tim's brother, who had allegedly Burglary theft of newspapers Friday. other Oak Avenue resident re- Jonathan Dayton Regional High School art teacher Janice. been involved in a fight at a party. Brenda Petterway, 30, of 112Vi• Several items of jewelry were re-ported a car window smashed. Matzgar, of Wastfield, is among six artist-teachers selecttdj Ttie incident is under investigation Cacciola Place was charged with ported stolen from the master bed- • John Boykin, 44, of 118 Windsor Ave. was charged with criminal nationwide to attend a worksho at Colorado College In Colo-*L and arrests will be made shortly, burglary June 14 for an alleged room of a residence on the 900 rado Springs, Colo. police said. break-in on the 500 block of Cen- block of Woodmere Drive June 14. mischief Friday for denting the car • A Downer Street resident re- tral Avenue. Ms. Petterway was re- Police found no signs of forced of a pizza delivery person. i crt!titiva Vuyct... i?ho leased on $2,500 bail. • A Tamaques Elementary School ported he was assaulted while on entry and, as yet, have no suspects. WOMEN'S AMERICAN ORT the 400 block of East Broad Street. Harassment Possession of alcohol custodian reported criminal mis- TTie alleged assault was the culmi- • A resident on the 500 block of Christopher Galati, 19, of 760chief to the school building June nation of a fight between a boy-Edgar Road reported Friday he had Prospect St. Westfield and Carol 14. 'ORT of l\ll\lew Resale Shoppe U • l'J(JU| Computer tops grad party prize list We sei gently worn and new women's & children's clothing,,. , Briefs A Leading Edge 486 desktop the founding co-sponsors of Project Bric-a-Brac, Furniture and Jewelry. computer with color monitor will Graduation in Westfield along with be the grand prize for the Westfield the Westfield High School Parent- ALL WOMEN'S SUITS & DRESSES Suicide support volunteers to develop friendships Project Graduation-BASH "95, tht_Teacher Organization and the LL WO with individuals with developmen- all-night substance free party for Westfield Recreation Department. Bring «It* ad. Tt* cannot ba contimad wdh any mhtr ofler. onw eufNim on Juna Mti' Resolve Community Counseling tal disabilities. Volunteers will be Westfield High School seniors on More than 230 seniors have al- DONATIONS GRATEFULLY ACCEPTED. CALL FOR INFO c ? Center, Inc. holds a Suicide Survi- matched with a compatible person, their graduation night. "The mon- ready signed up for BASH '95 and vors Support Group for family and ies for the computer, a $1,100 value it is anticipated that more than 90 friends of suicide victims one Sat- receive orientation and then be- • Try Our, | come a regular part of their new which will be awarded at thepercent of this year's 318 graduat- Do Tim Miss Mom's urday morning a month beginning breakfast at the end of BASH, ing seniors will attend the event. • Lunch Specials] in August. friend's life. came from donations by the West- Graduation will occur Monday and Home Cooking? I BUYONt; | Call Pat at 322-9180 for more in- Call Lois Goldberg, 754-7658, for field Service League and the Opti- the party will take place afler grad- | LUNCH. | formation or to register. information. mist Club," said project chairman uation 10 p.m.-7 a.m. at Ricochet Remember Homemade Soups A. Donald Pray. Racquet in South Plainfield. The Thick with Vegetables' |GET2NDFOR| Teach reading Hamburger helpers The Optimist Club was one oftheme is "Dr. Seuss." Egg's Over Easy d& Home Fries lo Die For? H/2PRIG& LVA-Plainfield will host an En- Mobile Meals of Westfield needs Well you can find it at the Qraifri §'l deliverers to prepare and distribute Training Workshop at the Plain- Stop In - You'll be glad you did. field Public Library 6-9 p.m. Tues- low-cost dinners to disabled resi- days, July H-Aug. 15. dents of Westfield and surrounding Open from 5:10 a.m. for Breakfast If one or two sessions are towns. Before you select • family plot, consider the beauty, service, car* missed, a review will be scheduled. Call Mae Prantz at 276-2264 or Qranjord Sandwich S&op Call 755-7998 for information. Kaye or Mobile Meals at 233-6146 and maintenance at Hillside Cemetery, All lots «re in fully for more information. developed areas and include perpetual car*. WltaWe Cemetery, Home of the 45 4 Cup of Coffee 110 North Avenue West, Cranford, NJ 07016 Flea market located on Woodland Avenue in Scotch Plains, is a non-profit Phone (908) 272-6445 • Fax (908) 272-6161 St. Marks A.M.E. Church's an- Newsroom numbers nual flea market will be held 9 Do you know something The organization. For further information, telephone 756-1729. a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday on thRecorde should? Do you have a ; grounds of the Fanwood Com- comment or suggestion for our munity House at the north side of stafl? If so, give us a call at 276- the Fanwood Railroad Station. 6000 or send us a fax at 276-6220. Grilled hot dogs and coffee, tea With your help, we can continue or soda will be available. Dough- to be Westfield's leader in local DAYS nuts will be available for early news coverage. All tips are strictly shoppers. Call 654-3813 for more confidential. k>NL information. AUCTION Your Home Care Friends needed Headquarters The Arc of Union County needs • Vacuums Since • Central Vacuum Systems Affirmative 1956 • Sewing Machines • Outdoor Power Equipment action • Janitorial Supplies ruling (Continued from page A-l) bad thing." ^*J INTRODUCTORY RESIDENTIAL OR "I think affirmative action pro- grams are being looked at," said CAAP president Larry Hampton. HOME "It is not wrong to hold policies up TRIAL to review." Some programs will be LIVING AIR found to have served their pur- pose, he said, and some will be AIR PURIFICATIONS* found to be necessary still. EW AND FLOOR SAMPLES Regardless of the fate of specific y i) jre~T-;:**"^_^, ^^^r^- government programs, Mr. Hamp- ARWOOD HOME ton said private companies will continue to diversify their work- • NOT A FILTERING DEVICE- FURNISHINGS force in order to reflect their con- 315 North Avenue, Next To Burger King sumer pool; thus increasing their NO FILTER CHANGES (9O8) 233-16OO business. When asked if some programs • ELECTRONICALLY discriminated against whites, Mr. •• Mil MM MR* HI Hampton said, "I don't know if I WHWBMMIIVM REPRODUCES FRESH AIR would call it discrimination ... (but) CONDITIONS INSIDE it certainly is the way of life that certain things lend to go too far." • EFFECTIVELY ELIMINATES:* In the future, Mr. Hampton SWIMWEAR added, economic status may re- rrrrrrrrrt ODORS - MOLD place race and gender as the cri- - BACTERIA - SMOKE teria for affirmative action pro- AND grams. - POLLENS - DUST In its decision, the Supreme Court set a stricter standard for - CHEMICAL GASES COVERUP establishing affirmative action pro- grams. Under the new standard, a - STATIC ELECTRICITY performance gap between the - HANDLES 20 SQ. FT. TO prosperity and/or (education of white and black Americans is no MODEL XL! 5 2500 SQ. FT. longer justification for preferential Buy Any Swimsuit programs. Specific acts of racial • UNIQUE, STATE-OF-THE- discrimination must be shown to or Coverup & Get •si have caused the performance gap ALLERGIES ART DESIGN and it must IK; proven that racial • 12 MODELS - FROM $299. a Second at set-asides or hiring quotas will remedy iL Affirmative action pro- ASTHMA! grams that pass the standard must then be narrowly tailored to ad- 50% off* dress the specific area of dis- crimination. 'Not a Medical Device * Cruise tic Spring Style* Only */.7JIHI/ or / rswr Value, livy Justices Anthony Kennedy, San- Receive a Free Gift I! dra Day O'Connor, Thomas Iteli- ( Mention This Ad nquist and Clarence Thomas voted Ota Fanhlonmd Quality ami SerWer for the stricter standard. Justice Women's Clothes With A I kilt I'or Adventure* \ Anlniiiii Sciilhi, who argued for an end to all jilfirmHllvc* action pro- 224 ELMER ST. • WESTFIELD grams, wrote a concurrin); opinion. Justices Stephen Breyer, Ruth Under (Jitisburg, John Paul 908•232*5723 11IF: FIRST RESORT Stevens and David Souter voted \ Closed Wed, and Sun. / 443 Menlo Pnrk Mnll (First floor Nrmlstrmn Wlnq)/ )ij;aiust the standard. l June 22,1995 A-3 Science overhaul is outlined HCVW COOKiAW as artificially separated and com- take time off from teaching and In past years, the Board of Edu- Ristoronte THE RECORD partmentalized subjects. catch up on advances in science. cation routinely granted teachers The report also addressed gaps To illustrate his point, Dr. Rock sabbaticals, said Superintendent The findings of a committee re- in the Westfield science cur- pointed to a current example. Dr. Mark Smith. Teachers could Itafiono vieyving the science curriculum in riculum. Dr. Rock said the district "We have been bombarded with take a full year off at half salary or the Westfield public schools were would incorporate neglected disci- information about O.J. Simpson," a semester off at full salary. That released at Tuesday's Board of Ed- plines such as astronomy, meteor- said Dr. Rock. "Only in recent practice became curtailed, how- $ ucation meeting. ology and oceanography. years has DNA been discovered. To ever, with tighter economic times. per Assistant Superintendent for To accommodate the wider sci- teach DNA in a program, our "At a period in time when we are person Curriculum and Instruction Dr. ence spectrum, some chemistry 8.95 teachers need the time to develop reducing stalf, the board did not Qaivid Rock presented a summary classes will be curtailed. an in-depth understanding of the feel it could approve sabbaticals," oflhe findings of the 6-12 Science Skills such as interpretation, the subject." said Dr. Smith. All You Can Eat Heview Committee to the board. ability to apply scientific informa- One of the committee's central tion and principles and the ability Italian Buffet recommendations is to adopt a to synthesize information will be "BaTural curriculum." A spiral cur- stressed in the classroom. Growth issue chills board 5 - 9 p.m. riculum offers various branches of The report also suggests science (Continued from page A-l) officials will be paid for by 1995-96 spience concurrently, rather than teachers be allowed sabbaticals to developed options . Otherwise, the high school athletic budget Mon., Tues., Wed., rkThurs. board will present the public with [7] The board unanimously ap- finished plans and vote on them proved new job descriptions for the same night the science and math department C Starting June 21 J 1994-95 school year Board Vice President John Tori- chairpeople. The primary change (; Bring your own liquor, ) el lo made a motion to push the in the science post is the expan- vote back to a special meeting in sion of the high school chairper- two weeks. He withdrew the mo- son's role to include seventh and 482 Boulevard Kenilworth end tomorrow tion, however, after the issue of eighth grades. The intermediate vacations and the availability of school science chairperson posi- 272-1192 is the final day of cal education, mathematics and re- tion was a victim of the budget ax. board members came up. Requirements for the math post Offer cannot be combined with [ for more than 4,600 pre- source room instruction. Stewart The board may vote next week B5 any other coupon. (itla$rgarten-12th grade students Carey, an administrative intern at were tightened to ensure only a not to vote on the matter at all. math teacher could hold the post irfWestfield's nine public schools. the high school, will serve as prin- In other news: : Teachers in the school system cipal of the summer school. • New Jersey Education Associa- 231 North Ave. 0 The board voted unanimously tion negotiator George Huk plead- Westfield ONE HOUR wilj pontinue to report to school The Summer Primary Enrich- to add a football team and a field i/nc rwKsurt ^^ ufttU Monday for elementary ed the case of the Westficld Caf- 6547171 ment Program (PEP) to provide hockey team to the eighth grade. eteria Employees Association be- (schools and until Tuesday for sec- extra help in communication skill yi/f/*S7vn ondary schools. School admin istra- The no cut/all play teams will rep- fore the board. The average wage MOTOPHOTO development for students entering resent both Roosevelt and Edison of cafeteria employees is little OPEN 7 DAYS §1/1LJ / (J ;tors will continue reporting to work first, second and third grades is 'ovar the summer months, intermediate schools. over $7 an hour, said Mr. Huk. held July 24-Aug. 11 at Franklin The teams will be funded en- The district's plan to stop subsi- M HOT GRADUATION PHOTO TIPS v Report cards will be issued to el- School. Tamaques School principal ementary school students tomor- tirely by existing extra-curricular dizing the cafeterias — which have Salvatore DeSimone will serve as funds — no new dollars will be been privatized — could mean sal- Choose your film to fit the occasion & surround- .rpw. Secondary school report cards PEP principal. will be mailed Wednesday, July 5. requested. Uniforms and equip- ary reductions, a loss of vacation ings. High speed film U: 400 is fast and needs •' Ac&demic Summer School for Students report back to school ment will be provided by the high pay and medical benefits for the less light. While low speed film i.e. 100 is slow & imakeup and review work for West- Wednesday, Sept. G. school. Buses for away games and workers, Mr. Huk said. needs more light for correct exposure, ;flcld students begins Thursday, -.June 29 and continues through IWwinesday, Aug. 2 at Westfield List move to avert jail is rejected BE A WINNER! ;High School. Summer school regis- • tration will be held Tuesday and A superior court judge lambasted adequately religious. Although he The ruling by Judge William •Wednesday. 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And if there is a family history of glaucoma, the |NAME:__ Mr. list spent 18 feats on the eye doctor may test your eyes at an earher-than-usual age Note loo. that lam before an appearance on the the eye professional, whose ««am actually views the blood vessels at work, may be the first lo spot I STREET.. • systematic problem. Fox television show** "America's For a more effective exam and better visual results, tell your optometrist the demands I CITY: Most Wanted" led to his capture on your eyes at work: the available lighting, a computer screen and any close work that you may June 1, 1989. Under the alias Rob- do For greater comfort, the eye doctor may prescribe different visual tasks J PHONE:(_ ert Clark, Mr. List had remarried in Braaf|IU to you mm m iiwilly service by Must Be 18 To Enter No Purchase Required Winners Will Be Notified Denver in 1985 and moved to Vir- Dr. Bernard Feldman, FJlJt.OM Optometrist ginia to work as an accountant. 231 North Ave. Wesllield Dcbra S. 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Commentary V Top 10 list The brighter side of emerging from school with the high school or college Class of '95 Graduates are always enduring the wagging EIGHT: That gnarly math instructor who al- advice of middle-aged, well-meaning proud ways seemed on the brink of pronouncing the relatives. Whether it's at high school or col- student a dent in man's progress toward pure lege or some point in between, the bearer of knowledge actually warmly shook hands and (he sheepskin bears the bleats about how smiled in wishing the grad a bright future. craggy and different the world is nowadays. SEVEN: The little black book will get a Even as the grad turns into the sunset, he or thoughtful, sentimental re-reading. she might hear, "Under-employment is such SIX; Alumni amnesty can be invoked to re- a worry these days, poor thing." turn that biology reference text borrowed Fortunately, members of the Class of '95 from the library in the heat of exam week. have the heart, brains, class and confidence to FIVE: Room neatness and paying room and reverse the negative spin some elders, tired board still haven't come up in chats with par- from pushing the happiness boulder up theents ... career hill for a couple of decades, inadvert- FOUR: Mom did up the resume at work; Dad ently lay on them. clips piles of ads from the papers every Sun- ,' Here are the top 10 reasons the graduates day. Job hunting's easy. iire abrim with confidence despite it all: THREE: A guy at the graduation party knows TEN: Grads have an amazing pool of inner someone who knows a Congressman and Confidence from having handed in a paper word is that Newt will move to forgive all they felt certain was a loser, only to get it tuition loans. back with an A or B grade. 'Hey, all right; I do TWO: Guess what neat fellow grad just an- know this stuff," they say into the mirror. nounced having rented a place at the shore NINE: Grads believe the fact that they're not solo for the next two weeks. on the bottom of the class list means they're AND NUMBER ONE:A11 but one relative at tops. And even if they are at the bottom, the graduation party gave a cash girt. Job they're graduates. The tiiture beckons bright- hunting can wait for maybe a month — three ly. weeks.

Letters to the editor LaPorta wants council to head off ShopRite T^ The Record: which I disagreed. I believe that decision involving this store. By store from being built on North Av- causing the rezoning to fail. Of all A few weeks ago I again ad- Jt is time for the mayor and the town's elected officials had all the mayor's own actions a few enue. Of course this option existed the goings on in Town Hall dressed the mayor and Town the power they needed, but lacked months later, however, contra- all along. Sadly, it was not fore- through the years, this is, in my Council to propose a plan. 1 went Twn Council to finally deal hon- there to specifically speak to Mr. esty with the ShopRite issue fac- the will and courage to take on the dicted his former position by favor- sight or leadership that finally opinion, the worst example of a brought this action. H was pure failure of the public trust ever com- Greco, who was absent that night ing Westfield. Three years ago I parties involved. ing an attempt to change the zon- Nevertheless, 1 made my sugges- as*ked our town's governing body During the last year's campaign ing on North Avenue and prohibit fear that to pursue a course of in- mitted by a member of the town's tion to the mayor and council. I taj get involved in stopping the for mayor I stated that, if elected, I any large store from taking the action would incur the anger of government. propose that, since Mr. Greco can- building of this proposed super- would endeavor to get the town place of Westfield Lumber. No voters in future elections. It seems And all through this we have not vote on the most important store in Westfield. At that time the council involved in stopping the apology needed, mayor. that Town Hall did the right thing, Councilman Norm Greco, who for issue facing Town Hall, he should mayor and council said it was not proposed ShopRite. Again Mayor During the early part of this year three years late, because someone three years denied that any action voluntarily step down from his po- ui their power to do anything in Boothe said the elected mayor 1 attended a Town Council meet- started counting the "No such as this .could be taken by the sition on the council. He is at the connection ' with this issue. To would have no influence over any ing, no longer as a councilman but ShopRite" signs. town. He changed his opinion only end of his term and is running for as a private citizen. Once again I Unfortunately, their attempt to to be told by the courts he could re-election unopposed. Norm will asked our elected officials to take rezone the affected area failed be- not vote due to a conflict of inter- serve another term starting Janu- their heads out of the sand and get cause a two-thirds majority in favor est. This decision effectively left ary 1996. In the meantime, the involved in stopping this major of the zoning change could not be the voters without a voice, but it mayor and council can by law ap- did cost the taxpayers a few thou- point a member of the party of ma- CAAP contributors store from becoming a part of the reached. Voting against the rezon- jority to fill out Norm Greco's open Westficld landscape. This was ing was Councilman James Hely, sand dollars to defend Mr. Greco in seat for a few months. This new greeted by the same standard line who has been consistently wrong court. person can then vote his or her from Mayor Boothe - that this on this issue, as on so many oth- And so, after three years of ex- conscience on the rezoning issue. invested in futures issue was before the Planning ers, and who thinks there is noth- cuses and then a change of heart, This could be the only thing that - To The Record: While Awards Night is no Board and the Council could have ing to be alarmed about; Council- the council has still failed to take saves Westfield from a future with As president of the Concerned doubt one of the highlights of no pail to play. man James Gruba, who voted in effective steps to block the pro- ShopRite in it. I again ask Mr. African-American Parents the year for CAAP it is not the A few weeks later I was sur- spite of an apparent conflict of in- posed ShopRite superstore. The Greco to think of Westfield first (CAAP) of Westfield I would like only event the organization prised but happy to see that finally, terest and against the advice of Planning Board has voted correctly and do the right thing. If you really to express a heartfelt word of sponsors. CAAP holds monthly at the 11th hour, the council had legal council; and last, but certainly to turn down their application, but care about this issue, Norm, you thanks to the generous indi- meetings with agendas ranging decided that they couid do some- not least, Michael Panagos, wtio without the change in zoning, their have no other choice. viduals of Westficld who con-from meeting community lead- thing alter all. They could vote to changed his mind and his vote decision may be overturned in ANTHONY LaPORTA tributed to our recent fund- ers, to workshops, to open fo- change the zoning to prohibit the with no public explanation, thereby court. Westfield raising effort. rums on various issues facing As a result of their philan- students and parents. Our meet- thropy this year, CAAP was able ings (as well as our member- to present 115 awards to el- ship) are not exclusively for Af- ementary school children, 1G rican-Americans but for anyone special merit awards to interme- in the Westfield community in- ShopRite plays legal hard ball diate students, 22 high school terested in participating. Of spe- senior awards and 20 special cial note is our annual high To The Record: property in Westficld. He appealed the judge's nization charged with stimulating the economic recognition awards ranging from school speech contest in which When the Planning Board in April voted by a decision, lost a preliminary round, and then vitality of our downtown area, has likewise perfect attendance to com- students from across racial and resounding margin to reject the site application dropped the matter in order to save the town been harassed. Why? Because she spoke on munity service. Six scholarships religious backgrounds spoke out of Village Supermarkets to build a 58,000 the prohibitive legal costs of supporting his behalf of her organization before both the Town ranging from $300-$4OG were on diversity and tolerance. square-foot ShopRite warehouse on North Av- case. In the meantime, his lost vote proved Council and the Planning Board in opposition also awarded to deserving grad- enue, most citizen:: of Westfield may have as- crucial in a process that appeared to be tainted to ShopRite's proposed development and the It is through the on-going sumed the case was closed. To be sure, it was uating seniors, support of the community, by tampering and other more substantial con- damaging effect it would have on Westfield expected that ShopRite would appeal the flicts of interest. The portion of the ordinance CAAP owes a special debt of school system, parents and stu- commerce. ShopRite attorneys are now threat- dents that CAAP will continue board's decision through the New Jersey Supe- that would have affected ShopRite adversely ening Mrs. Picou and Westficld Main Street, gratitude to the individuals who rior Court, but this organization professing in- assisted in the awards selection its success well into its sixth did not pass. though they had testified before the Planning process, and to the parents, fam- year of existence. tentions of being a neighborly, responsible citi- But has ShopRite dropped the matter? Not Boaitl that they envisioned their store and zen of our town has launched an ugly campaign ily and friends who attended the LARRY HAMPTON on your life! Their attorneys have deluged Mr. downtown Westfield businesses would have lit- ceremony. CAAP President of legal harassment and political intimidation Greco and his family with papeiv/ork, demand- tle reciprocal effect on each other. They also against Westfield and its public servants in n ing that he open his lx>oks for years long gone testified that they would fit into the com- desperate attempt to get by foul means what it by. His wife wns even served with a subjxx'na munity, contribute positively to it and make could not get by fair civic process. late at night. Though Mr. Greco is no longer good neighbors. Some neighbors! One point of Village Supermarkets' attacks contesting the matter, ShopRite continues to ShopRite's uncivil tactics are only further ev- has Ix.'en the Westfield Town Council's consid- badger him with legal gamesmanship that their idence that the Planning Board was right in its eration of a revised zoning ordinance that corporation can afford to pay fur but which he, decision. Such high-handed corporate power The^festfield Record would additionally !iam|jcr their corporate am- as an individual private citizen, cannot. plays have no place in municipal affairs based Forbes Newspapers, A Division of Forbes Inc. Uu. bitions for a development sitting partially in ShopRite is playing the game simply to intimi- upon civic-minded voluntcerism. Mr. Greco and Westfield. First Wanl Councilman Norman date Mr. Greco and the town. No dedicated Mrs. Picou should be commended for their ded- Malcolm 5. Forbes Jr. Greco hoped to vote lor the re/oning plan. But public servant, as Mr. Greco is, nor Westfield icated efforts in the service of Westfield. They ShopRiiV's attorneys, arguing Mr. Clreco had a taxpayers should have to tolerate this sort of should not have to tolerate ShopRite's despi- Editor-in-Chief conflict of interest, sought a temporary injunc- nasty, unwarranted attack. Lou Barsony cable Ix'havior. ' •" tion and a judge ruled he could nut vote be- But it doesn't stop there. Miehcle Pieou, the DAVID OWSN6 Publisher cause his wife and her family own commercial manager of Westficld Main Street, a civic orga- Westfield James Retlly Edward F. Carroll Cheryl Fenske Sports Editor Executive Editor Chief Copy Edilor- Special Sections Editor Kevin Colligan Hunger fighters seek volunteers Reporter Right in our own back yards, easy for sujxTMiarket shopiH'ns to CIIKCK-OUT 11UNGKR. From CHECK-OUT HUNGER, more and more [M-opIr art1 at risk help fight hunger in New Jersey. RIckKestonbaum Margaret Ames Arthur Kurok mid September lhrou|',h Dec. 2, The Community Pood Bank of of going to bed hungry - about one During October and Nnvrinlx-r, lit volunteers are needed right in Union County Classified Advertising 1 1 New Jersey, a private, nonprofit or- Advertising Director million New Jcrscyuns, and more moil than !'i()() supermarket. ;, there Advertising Manager Manager their own cnniiiiuriitios. Following ganization, is the state'a largest thiin half of them an- children and will be CIIKCK OUT IIUNOKR arc the key volunteer positions on provider of donated ftxxl to chari- Bllllo M. Davis the elderly Right in your own placard:! at every check out aisle. the CHECKOUT IHINGKR vol- ties serving |M'ople in need. Do- community, you run liclp those in Atljichcd l<> Hie placard arc $1, $'.'. unteer team. Team leaders oversee George Gannon ControlU)i nated pnxlucls from 2!>0 compa- Circulation Director need by :;if',nin|; up a:; a CIIKCK jind $!i donation slips uu tear nil' a local community group of ap nies (ire distributed to l.tilK) mem- OUT HUNGKR volunteer. Vnlun pads. To help fir.M hunger, the proximiitdy 111 stoic volunteers, as ber charities! statewide. They In- t.i'ers JIM1 urgently needed In join customer simply given one or runic Hit' Weslfiolcf Uncord (USF'S 000 fKX) fiocoml clniR pcmlnijo pmd ni Cr&nlord, NJ 07011! ['US I MAM I II Hank nf New Jersey dud major su scanning, just like a regular I;I<> set up, maintain ami dismantle senior citizen programs. lilnniH ifind chiinyBS ID F'orbon Nflwapapnci, riillillninnt Ollinn, I'O llox HIM. !>i>mmvil IM-miitikci.') AK/1', Acme, IMMMI eery purchase. 'Itic donation nf $1 placard displays ill. check out aisles Join I ho Community PotxlHonk N I filMlf'l 'iiiliscriptiofi rnlOfi liy rnml. 'inn ynnr wilhin Union County TiHl mil u( • 'ju lown, (Irani I Union, King:;, I'uth or mure will be milled to the pur- tuil ui 'i!nl'n'$?f)- I" siiliw-'i'"' (.(ill ! (IDO '.IO()fi;i?1 in approximately (wo su of New Jersey mill your load »U- mark ;iml Shnpltile to help chase Intnl. One hundred pcirenl IKimailtols. Awareness volunteers pcrmnrket to light against hunger. CIIKCK OUT IIUNdKR in New of all donation:) j;o to the ('nut- scivc :is public rclniiuTiii liaisons in For information on how you cun Write Us: Jersey. 102 Wnlnul Avonuo Phono (900) i»7fi 0000 muiiity PiMxIMank of New Jersey their communities, working with be <-i CIIKCK OUT HUNGKR vol- Crnnlord,NJ0701B FAX (908) ?7??<) fllV.CKOtlT 1IUNOKR is n and It's iiwifxluted CIKMI lutnksi. local newspapers, places of worship unteer, call Nnncy Mink ill 3f>r»- 1 statewide |ini|!nirri Hint iiiiike: . it Vntnnlcent piny n vllnl role In and schools to foster nwnicnes'i nf I-'OOH Clfltttf). June 22,1995 A-5 Madaras counters put-down by teacher union To The Record: with me that some of our board cation?" but to issue my response publicly ments during the recently con- ployees, students, parents and In.^pril, 1994, I was elated to be members have lost the concept of I responded to the WEA Presi- to insure that I responded prior to cluded WSSA negotiations, Mike community will all continue to elected to the Board of Education. their purpose and mission. They dent, Mike Seiler, with a private the end of the school year. and I have not spoken since Sep- support our efforts to make the Since that time I have sought to are all supposed to be working to- letter and a memo that 1 requested Here is what I wrote to the tember, Westfield schools the best they can carry out my duties to the best of ward the educational goals of the he publish in the next WEA Ac-members of he WEA back April 10: "I trust that each of you will re- be. my abilities. I would like to share district ... keeping students in the tionline. Unfortunately, not only "I was disappointed upon hear- serve judgment of me until after "I appreciate the support the with you some of what a board limelight at all times. Agendas that was my response not published, I ing and then reading Mike Seller's we have had the opportunity to community gives the Westfield member is subject to when inde- serve no useful purpose other than was not informed of this decision comments about me in the March, work together or have exchanged pendent and objective ideas, creating chaos need to be aban- schools and despite the power of as requested. 1995 issue of the WEA Actionline. ideas. It is unfortunate that Mike's individuals to launch inaccurate, thoughts as well as decision- doned" My next step was to seek board Under separate cover and ad- public comments can result in my making processes are brought to (The WEA statement continues) approval to have my response cir- blind-sided attacks on both the dressed only to Mike, I have con- family or I, being prejudged during board and individual members, I the table. As you will see, I unsuc- "Our association made a mistake culated to the WEA. When I com- veyed my thoughts and comments the balance of time we will be in- cessfully attempted to keep this a in backing Thomas Madaras for plied with the one condition that upon his actions. volved with the Westfield school look forward to continuing to serve private matter. Thankfully, because the board. He lacks any kind of the approval was contingent upon I the community and most impor- of the freedom of the press, I am "Prior to, and since my election system. A time that, regardless of educational vision or direction and made 600 copies at my own ex- to the Westfield Board of Educa- my tenure on the Board of Educa- tantly the school children of West- finally able to respond to what oc- his actions will continue to hurt pense and delivered them for dis- field for as long as I am given the curred. tion, I issued to Mike a standing tion, has a considerable number of children in this district. Could you tribution. invitation to contact or meet with years remaining. honor of being elected to the Here is an excerpt from the pres- imagine anyone behaving like he Subsequently, I was informed me. This invitation was specifically "1 once again extend my invita- board." ident's message in the March, 1995 does intentionally? He missed his that I needed further board ap- THOMAS P. MADARAS calling in life. Tom has to realize extended to set up a channel of tion to anyone with comments re- WEA Actionline; "... Unfortunately proval. Seeing this further step as communication for him to com- garding the Westfield school sys- School board member our Board of Education is some- you can't buy a dollar with 50 cents nothing more than a blatant at- and that just because education is ment upon or convey his and/ or tem or my conduct as a Board what dysfunctional to say the least. tempt to either not distribute my the WEA's thoughts about the is- member to contact me. ooooooooooooooo I am sure that those of you who not free doesn't mean that it is a response, or delay distributing it o bad thing. What could possibly be sues that Westfield faces, and the "I look forward to working with have been attending board meet- until the very end of the school impact upon both the students and o ings recently understand and agree an alternative to an excellent edu- year, I was left with no alternative all of you in making Westfield the o professional staff of our Westfield best public school system that it o STUDENT ' school system. can be. o "I also asked Mike to convey "I would like to add that I accept o o Best idea is to add rooms to schools that invitation to the members of this attack for what it is, simply o DISCOUNT the WEA so I could hear firsthand one person's opinion. I have full o To The Record: rooms and more frequent redistricting as the demand from you your concerns about our confidence that the balance of the o Concerning the overcrowded situation at the West- arises will be too disconcerting to students who can't school system. I trust that he in- professionals who are employed by o DAYS field elementary schools, I am writing to voice my o count on which school they'll be attending from year formed you of my invitation last the Westfield public schools will o NOW THROUGH support for the plan which would build additions onto to year. spring. accept my invitation to speak to o Wilson and Jefferson schools maintaining kin- I believe with the defeat of last year's school bond, "Except for some brief com- me about their concerns. The em- o LABOR DAY o With Your Studtnt 10 dergarten through fifth-grade classes, with the neces- opponents to that bond are now ready to support a o sary redistricting from neighboring schools on both lesser bond that will include neighborhood redis- o the north and south sides of town in order to reduce tricting. Since smaller class sizes seams to be of para- o BEST VIDEO LUBE, CHANGE OIL o and equalize class sizes throughout the schools. mount concern, this is the best and most cost effec- o The plan for creating K-3 and 4-5 grade schools will tive way to achieve it. Even though redistricting is o ENTERTAINMENT basically cost the same amount of money but will frowned upon, at least it will be a one-time thing and o U & RELPACE FILTER u FOR YOUR $$ o destroy our concept of neighborhood schools — not to students will be redistricted with other students from o o mention the introduction of busing and the added their neighborhood, o 2 DAY RENTALS o cost for that. • Lubricate chassis o ONI LOW PRICE o CHRISTINE RE o o The option that calls for the addition of fewer class- Westfield • Change oil (up to 5 qts. 10W-30) o •Sega Genesis o o Super Nintendo o Pennzoil o o o Games o Ad/story pairing hurts credibility • Install new oil filter o Kid's Flicks - 2 or 5 o o o o Day Rental As Low a To The Record: Many small children and teen-agers read your • Check all fluid levels o paper, so what kind of message are you sending by o As 69c! The majority of articles headlining The Westfield Check tire pressure o o Record in the June 8 issue primarily dealt with teen writing several articles about the horrors of drug o Free Ample Parking o drug and alcohol abuse. As a Westfield High School abuse, then disclaiming them all with one poorly o $3.25 For New placed advertisement? SPECIAL o student, these issues are directly affecting me. I was o Releases o touched and better informed of the seriousness of the Children look to adults for leadership and often try o $1.49 For Older o drug and alcohol problem in my school. to emulate them. If they see this ad, they think it is o o okay for the adults to drink, so they will try to imitate $16.95 o Movies u However, something else caught my eye as well. On them. o Open 7 Days a Week o page 2, directly under one of the drug-related stories, All the effort and research put into writing the MOST CARS o o there was a one-third-page advertisemnt for Witty's o articles is lost as a result. Next time, choose your •Tax & SI 49 Waste Disposal Fee Additional With Coupon o Discount Liquors. At first I thought it was quite funny layout with a little more thought, Exp 6(30/95 o tbaf. the ad was placed in this area. Then I realized it KEN DIAMOND MEMBERSHIP was very serious and a great error on the paper's part. Westfield AutoCare Stnfor Citizen Discounts center RICKS Big River deserves flood of congratulations ito The Record: students at Edison. FLICKS Congratulations to the Edison students, staff and It was particularly rewarding to see our Westfield VIDEO MENTAL « SALES sVipport personnel who pulled together a wonderful public school educational system bring about a pro- (908)789-RICK(7425) rcjhdition of the Mark Twain story of Huck Finn. Big duction which has such merit to the students educa- tionally. For the students to experience the wit of Bob Miller Convenient Hours: Sun. • Thurs River was well done. such an outstanding American author as Mark Twain Tire & Auto Services 10-10' Fri. 4 Sat to-11 .The talent and efforts of Jeanette Maraffi, musical is fundamentally good education. Even better is the Look For The Lights directing, and Molly Barber, stage directing, should be opportunity for them to understand how Twain ar- 908-232-4080 516 North Ave. East commended. Both these directors supplied a really gued for fundamental equality for people of all races. Westfield OGOOOOOOOOOOOG meaningful experience for the students who partici- We applaud Edison Intermediate School for this 651 South Ave. Garwood, NJ 07027 pnted, not only in artistic production but in literary undertaking and the successful execution of this mu- M-F 7-5:30 • SAT 7-2:00 * M & Th til 6:00 knowledge as well. sical. As parents, we are proud that our intermediate CAROLYN FLEDER school has a stall which includes the musical talent of MARK FLEDER Mrs. Maraffi and makes such talent available for the Westfield OWL officers named Installation of the 1995-199G of- ficers for the Central New Jersey \ Chapter of the Older Women's League (OWL) took place at the an- nual meeting and picnic June 10 at Harriette Koved's home in Cran- To celebrate our newest office, ed. Beautiful Borders . Members of the now slate are: Statewide Savings is offering president, Miriam Dickmun; first Want to spruce up your home different put it on the ceiling as well! y'\ve president, Carole J. Gordon; without spending a lot of money'? Use a border to frame out a window, special rates on Certificates of second vice presidents, Harriette One word says it all, "Borders". this will eliminate the need for a Kove-d and Ruth Geller; treasurer, l:rom the traditional to the contem- drapery trcatircnt, just finish it off Deposit. SJunla 13. O'Brien; legislative chair- porary wallpaper borders are inex- with a shade for a complete look. JOIN THE woman, Mary Frances Ford; news- pensive, decorative and can make a Borders come in a variety of letter editor, Gail Duane; assistant room go from boring to beautiful. widths - use one size horde1" down CELEBRATION editor, Helen Waitkevicz; public re- jlatjons, Ann Nydclo. Always wanted the chair rail look the center of the wall and another at Just open a Statewide Savings '.' OWL is a national grassroots - add a border. This jii\es you the the top and paint in between, If you roR membership organization advocat- ability to paint one color above the have any decorating questions for checking or savings account for ing the special concerns and needs border and one below. Another trick Tammy Se/ . . Contact me care of pV women as they aRc. For further is colored walls - pick up the tones Forbes Newspapers. P.O. 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Boosters salute Class of '95 athletes Each receives congratulatory plaque; 11 accept $1,000 scholarships The Westfield School Boosters Associa- letter in each of those years. This past crosse for the past two spring seasons. Honor Society. She was selected as a Gar- In swimming, she participated on {he tion held its 28th annual All-Sports Din- year he was named team captain and During the 1994 season he had 64 points den State Scholar and chosen for Who's 400-meter relay team that placed first >«i ner recently at the Westwood in Garwood. elected as the MVP, He was a member of (48 goals and 16 assists) which placed him Who Among American High School Stu- the county and the 200-meter freestyjt The dinner was held to honor all gradu- the Union County Championship relay sixth in the state. He made first team All- dents. She was selected-'Student of the relay that broke the county record. In^iir ating senior athletes and to recognize team in his sophomore, junior and senior Area and third team All-State. He played month twice during her career at WHS vidually she placed sixth in the 500-meter their dedication and achievement. A years and was part of the State Champi- in the Baltimore and Tri-state All-Star and is ranked in the top 20 percent of her freestyle. She was also a standout bin plaque was presented to every senior ath- onship Medley Relay team his senior games. This year he was selected as cap- graduating class, carrying an A average. three excellent volleyball teams. ' .', lete and special plaques were given to year. He wns also the state runner-up in tain of the lacrosse team and is one of the She is a volunteer gymnastics instruc- Laura will attend Middlebury College m each member of an undefeated and/or the 100-meter backstroke and the 400- state's top scoring leaders. He is headed tor for children 5-7 years old and is a the fall. State Championship team. meter freestyle. He was part of the 200- for all-state and possibly all-American counselor at a gymnastics summer camp. Megan O'Brien was awarded the Ex- The highlight of the event was the meter freestyle relay which set the school honors. Brandi has earned five varsity letters in ecutive Committee Scholarship presented^ awarding of 11 student athlete scholar- record. Ed will attend Buckncll University in gymnastics and volleyball. In her senior on behalf of the SO active members of the ships, each in the amount of $1,000. This Rob is a member of the National Honor the fall. year she was chosen as the captain and Boosters to a student athlete whose hard year's recipients were Suzy Folger, Eddie Society and is a Garden State Scholar, a Mike LJggera was presented the Gary MVP of the gymnastics team. She was work, dedication, and leadership is indica- Joffe, Ted Kilcommons, Brandi Kovac, National Merit Commended Scholar and Kehlcr award honoring the former direc- selected to the All-Union County team, tive of what high school athletics repre- Mike Liggera, John O'Brien, Megan a National Latin Society scholar. He is a tor of athletics, football coach, wrestling finishing fifth on the balance beam and sents. O'Brien, Chris O'Connell, Rob Schundler, former president of the German Club and coach and golf coach at Westfield High ninth on the bars and floor. In the sec- Megan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laura Todd and Brooke Wiley. an officer in tho Latin Club. Rob ranks School. tional tournament, she earned 11th in the Arthur O'Brien. She has distinguished Those chosen were selected on the fifth in his graduating class with an al- Mike, son of Rich and Nancy Liggera, is all around competition. herself in many areas throughout her basis of their athletic accomplishments, most perfect GPA. Rob will attend Cornell ranked among the top 10 students at Brandi will attend Loyola University, high schix)l career. She maintained a B- academic performance and leadership on University in the fall. WHS. He is an Edward Bloustein Distin- Baltimore, in the fall. plus average, taking college preparatory and off the playing field, as demonstrated Suzy Folfjer is the recipient of the guished Scholar and has received the Brooke Wiley received the Elinor Tay- courses. by participation in student and com- Megan Kelly Memorial Award from a Rensselacr Math and Science Award. A lor Award. Elinor Taylor was a resident of Megan is a member of the National munity affairs. scholarship fund established by the member of the National Honor Society, Westfield since 1947 and an avid sports Honor Society, the Spanish Club, and These student athlete scholarships are Kelley family in memory of their daugh- he has made the honor roll every mark- fan whose children and grandchildren ex- SADD. She plays the flute for the WHS presented in honor and/or memory of ter who was a Westfield High School Stu- ing period he has attended Westfield celled in varjous sports. Orchestra. She is a writer for Hi's Eye and coaches, athletes, and "Boosters." In addi- dent and a member of the girl's soccer High. Brooke is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Tlic Wfstjwld Leader. tion to the Booster Association awards, and basketball teams. Mike is vice president of the Student John Wiley. She is ranked in the top 20 She has volunteered her time as a additional scholarships are donated by Suzy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Council ai.d president of the Concert percent of her class, carrying a B-plus Spanish tutor and at Children's Special- Friends of Westfield Track, Taylor & Lovo Folger, is a member of the National Choir. He is an Eagle Scout and a peer average. She is a member of the National ized Hospital and is a peer minister at Realtors, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Kelley, the Honor Society and the French Honor So- minister at St. Helen's Church. Honor Society and the French Honor So- Saint Helen's church. family of Elinor Taylor, Heather Kennedy ciety. She has a B-plus average, taking Mike was a standout on the wrestling ciety, has served on the Mayor's Bicen- Megan has earned eight varsity letters (in memory of her father, I.E. Jones), and demanding college preparatory courses. team, He was selected as captain and tennial Committee and has been a volun- in field hockey, indoor track and outdoor two in honor of Peter Houlihan donated She is also a peer minister at St. Helen's MVP in his senior year. He has won the teer at Children's Specialized Hospital. track and was elected captain of both the by an individual Booster. church. prestigious Blue Devil Classic twice and Brooke earned nine varsity letters in field hockey and winter track squads. Ted Kilcommons was presented with Suzy has received eight varsity letters placet! in the counties and the districts in soccer, basketball and softball. She was One of the leading players on a very good the Walter L. Clarkson Honorary Award in soccer, indoor track and outdoor track. his junior and senior years. elected captain of the basketball and soft- field hockey team, she earned All-County donated by Friends of the Westlield Track She was elected captain of the outdoor He will attend Princeton University in ball teams and MVP for basketball. In third team honors. to honor Walter Clarkson, renowned past track and soccer teams and she was the the fall. soccer, she made All-Union County and In track, she was part of the mile relay coach of the Westfield High School track MVP in indoor track. In 101)4. she was Chris O'Comiell was the male recipient All-Area. In basketball she won the team that set the school record. ( and cross country teams. Ted is llu> son selected to the all Union County and third of the Houlihan Award honoring Peter Conch's Award in her junior year. Megan will attend Rutgers University of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kilcommons. Ik- team all state Girls soccer teams by the Houlihan, a past Booster member and a Brooke will attend Connecticut College in the fall. has achieved in many areas at Wesllielil Slur I.A'iUjer. The Courier News selected tireless worker on behalf of the youth of in the fall. John O'ltrien is the recipient of the High School. He has maintained a "B" her' to their all area girls soccer team, and Westfield. Mr. Houlihan was especially ac- Laura Todd was presented the I.E. Presidential Scholarship given in the average, taking demanding college prepa- The New Jersey Soccer Coaches Associa- tive in the Wcstfield Soccer Association. Jones Award given by Heather Kennedy, name of the top Ber minis- Westlield High School. top 10 percent of his graduating class. He who died in April 199'1. 'Hie award is good sportsmanship and the spirit of ter a St. Helen's Church. In winter track, Suzy placed third in is a memlx-T of the National Honor and given to a female athlete who participated Westfield athletics." Ted has earned 11 varsity letters Union County in the liOO meter dash and the Spanish Honor societies. He was se- in at least one sport for all four years of John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John throughout his four years in high school. was a memlxT of the 'IXHOO meter team lected as a Garden State Scholar and a high school, and who has demonstrated O'Brien. He is an excellent student In his senior year he was elected as the that was ranked fourth in the suite and Commended National Merit Scholar and goed out at Chil- courses. She is a memlx:r of the National by Westfield High School and Un> senior year. (Outdoor track MVP has not paled on the first lady I X MX) relay tram dren's Specialized Hospital. find Latin honor societies, with a cum County as ecn selected to ie and Ihe W.-slfield High School Student. partner won Ihe county championship She was elivlcd captain of tin? soccer, olable mention All Area cross country! eeive the Alumni Scholar!.hip donated hy Council lie has a I' plus iivcragi", taking and wire selected to the All Area team swimming and volleyball teams, rind was team!; In Winlrr and Spring truck, be] 1 Taylor mid Ir teams, tilonj! ceived national recognition. Hi WIIH hljjh School and partldpnted In viiraity Youth Ijicrosse program. He earned (he Itniiull Kovm: lu the female recipient of with being recogni/ed on the F.nstern I(e lected to Ihe All Aiea distance relay t utiilctlrs. Hob in Ihr r.on of Mr. mid Mrs. honor of I'jigle Scout in MUM. the I liiulihan Award. gion All Arnericmi s<|Ulid. She wim »e and New Jersey Truck*!! medley relny first Ilu.'isell Sehuridler. Kd has started and lelteied on the Blue Brandi is the d^u^hter of Mr. mid Mrs, lectcd to play in Ihe Garden Stole Gnmes team. He him Ix'cn n mernlK-r of the Swim iJevil lotilbiill (dim lor the past, two sen- Milnri Kovac. Shf* \n i\ memlier of tho during the* past two iietijsorvt, for which John will attend Colgnte UnlveiHlty in U'um for four yenrs nrid earned n varsity sun:!, lie has nlso been a standout in la Niitimwil Honor Snoltty mid the French •«he won si gold ined;i!. the full. ' | 1995 A-7 Veteran school staffers honored at yearly gala _.. Fifty-two Westfield Public School stafT Margaret Joe Bjerklie, WHS mathemat- er, Roberta Kresch, WHS biology teacher, department head. er; Michael Ingrassia, Roosevelt School art •••feers, with a cumiUative total of 1,379 ics teacher; Carla Cannon, Roosevelt Randee Lantis, Edison School, foreign lan- Staff members recognized for 25 years teacher; Carol Joyce, Washington School years of service, were honored by the School sixth-grade teacher; Edith Cechini, guage teacher; Robert Lewis, mechanic in of service include: first-grade teacher; Karolee Kowal, ifcoard of Education and colleagues at the elementary art teacher, Maggie Cimei, di- the maintenance department; Holly Cynthia Andzel, Jefferson School fifth- Tamaques School first-grade teacher; Eighth annual End-Of-The-Year GALA for rector of school community relations; Logan, Roosevelt School assistant princi- Bette Lee Lipshultz, Jefferson School grade teacher, Ronald Barone, Edison basic skills teacher, Cynthia MacGonagle, ^chool employees. Stanley Daitch, Edison/Roosevelt science pal; Stanley Modoski, Franklin School School industrial arts teacher, MiUicent ] live annual event, held June 15, brings Roosevelt School sixth-grade teacher; H. department head; John Elder, WHS sci- head custodian; William Odenkirk, Roos- Brody, Roosevelt School sixth-grade teach- Evelyn Mac-Ritchie, Tamaques School ^11 staff members together and honors re- ence teacher, Jean Folsom, Tamaques evelt School physical education teacher; er; David Cilo, WHS social studies teacher; basic skills teacher; Stanley Modoski, J^rees and people with 25 years of service. School paraprofessional; Rebecca Galasso, William Peek, board attorney; Roland Ro- Maggie Cimei, director of school com- Franklin School head custodian; Maryann t The number of retirees and long-term WHS Spanish teacher, Margaret Gal- mano, Edison School social studies teach- munity relations; Helen Coe. WHS math- Molnar, Franklin School kindergarten

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She was harmonic and a former mentor of charge of building management for during World War II and was sta- a schoolteacher, fashion model, the Newcomers Club of Westfjejd.^ the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of tioned at what is now Fort Camp- of J&J executive committee sales director, and churchwoman. Surviving are her husband of New York. bell, Ky. She was born in St. Louis, Mo., more than 42 years, JohtjT^). Stanley C. Anderson, a former During World War II, he was a the daughter of the late Fred Wright of Clarks SummiVJwjo A native of Bayonne, Mr. Hein- Surviving are his wife, Anne vice president and member of the chief petty officer in the Navy bokel lived in Manasquan before Skirka Heinbokel; two sons, Robert Tiarks and Charlotte Hummert sons, David A. Wright of Seraritori, executive committee of Johnson &. aboard the USS Thomason in the Tiarks, Mrs Wright lived in West- Pa., and Daniel W. Wright of LeVft- moving to Westfield in 1962. HeHeinbokel and William Heinbokel, Johnson, died Sunday at the Fran- South Pacific. also maintained a summer home both of Westfield; two grandchil- field before moving in 1984 to town. Pa.; two daughters, Saljy E. cis E. Parker Memorial Home in Surviving are his wife, 'Virginia Clarks Summit, Pa. Wright of Westfield and Nan* E. in Harvey Cedars. dren; a sister, Doris Mazzacca of C. Heeb Anderson of Basking Wayne; and a brother, Robert Piscataway. She taught classes in St. Louis Wright-Randazzo of New York He once worked for the Babcock He joined J&J in 1951 and was Ridge; a son, Wayne C. Anderson & Wilcox Corp., then joined Mor- Heinbokel of Ashbumham, Mass. of Westwood, Mass,; a daughter, schools for five years and was a City; several nieces and a neph«J gan Guaranty in 1952 and worked A memorial service was held Fri- its vice president of finance at the Susan A Johnson of Marlborough, fashion coordinator and head A memorial service will be;'held at its New York City offices until day at the Presbyterian Church of company's New Brunswick offices Conn.; five grandchildren; a broth- model for the Stix, Baer & Fuller at 3 p.m. Saturday at the FWst his retirement in 1985. Mr. Hein- Westfield, of which Mr. Heinbokel when he retired in 1979. Mr.er, Carl C. Anderson of Timpson, department store in St. Louis. A Presbyterian Church of Clams bokel attended the Stevens Insti- was a member. Anderson also served for 35 years Texas; and a sister, Gladys Covert former representative to the Me- Summit. Officiating will be' tSe on the board of trustees of the of Chandler, Ariz. Call's Congress on Better Living, Rev. William Carter, the pW*0r, tute of Technology and in 1948 re- Arrangements were by the she more recently was an inde- and the Rev. Barbara Muntze$ 9he ceived a bachelor's degree in lib- Dooley Colonial Home. Con- Francis E, Parker Memorial Home, A memorial service will be held eral arts from New York Uni- tributions may be made to the which operates retirement homes 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Francis pendent senior sales director for associate pastor. *v-?Y in Piscataway and New Brunswick. Mary Kay cosmetics. Contributions may be maoWvto versity. Overlook Hospice, 33 Bleeker St., E. Parker Memorial Home, 1421 Mrs. Wright was an elder, Sun- the Delta Gamma Foundation for He was active in local Boy Scout Millbum, 07041. A native of Greeley, Cok>., Mr. River Road, Piscataway. Con- Anderson lived in Bloomfield and tributions may be made to the day school teacher, and chair- the Visually Handicapped, in :Bt Westfield before moving to Bask- chapel at the Francis E. Parker woman of the Church Life Com- Louis, or the American Diabetes ing Ridge in 1994. He graduated Memorial Home. mittee at the First Presbyterian Association. n., Richard Alan Ramos, 40 summa cum laude from Pace Uni- Arrangements are by the Van Church of Clarks Summit. She was Arrangements are by versity in 1949 and was awarded an Tassel-Chickene Funeral Home in the immediate past president of rence E. Young Funeral Hoi^.jn All-state football player at WHS honorary doctor of commercial sci- Bloomfield. There are no calling the Laurel Garden Club in Clarks Clarks Summit. There are no,c«U- Services were held in California Foystad Ramos, a daughter, ence degree in 1973. hours. Summit. ing hours. lor Richard Alan Ramos, 40, an all- Stephanie Ann Ramos, and a son, ' 'state football player at Westfield Daniel Alan Ramos, all of San High School and an all-league Dimas; his parents, Sally and Ri- chard Ramos of Altadena, Calif.; Martino Mannino, 85 wrestler at Maryville College in two brothers, Stephen C. Ramos of Gersch wins church Maryville, Tenn. Big Bear Lake, Calif., and Hiomas A retired Westfield businessman ; Mr. Ramos died of cancer June D. Ramos of Altadena; and a sister- Martino Mannino, 85, died June of Lourdes Roman Catholic Church ( 12, 1995 at the City of Hope, in in-law, Amanda Ramos of Big Bear IS, 1995 at the MedBridge nursing in Boca Raton. .Duarte, Calif. He graduated from Lake. home in Mountainside. He was the Surviving are two daughters, Ro- human rights award WHS in 1973 and most recently Contributions may be made to president of the R. Mannino & setta Cerini, with whom Mr. Man- First Congregational Church editor of the school newspaper;' ' lived in San Dimas, Calif. the City of Hope, 1500 East Duarte Sons Construction Co. and Manbro nino lived, and Josephine Yuengel is proud to announce this year's and president of the Spanish' Surviving are his wife, Arlene Road, Duarte, Calif. 91010. Inc., two Westfield companies. of Westfield; a son, Ross James recipient of the Marc Wesley Club. In addition to these and!. Mr. Mannino was born in West- Mannino of Warren; nine grand- Hardy Human Rights Award is other activities, Scott still firids field and lived in the town before children; six great-grandchildren; Scott Gersch, and the runner-up time to volunteer with the Intjir- moving in 1978 to Boca Raton, Fla. two brothers, Charles Mannino of is Rasheedah Hawks. faith Homeless Program, flW1 cOlga Pisciotta Margiotta, 80 He had resided in Scotch Plains Pompano Beach, Fla., and Vincent Marc Hardy died in an auto- Food Pantry in Newark and since 1994. Mannino of Westfield; and two sis- mobile accident in May, 1990Children's Specialized Hospital." IA buyer for a clothing company He also was a partner in the ters, Vincenza Abbruscato of Fan- while a senior at Westfield High He also coaches both an in-to*hi" ;. • Olga Pisciotta Margiotta, 80, died chard Margiotta of Bloomfield; two Towne Car Wash in Westfield and wood and Connie Ferrara of Scotch School. He was a member of the basketball and Lacrosse leagtije.. :\ June 18, 1995 at her home in grandchildren; a great-grandchild; retired from business in 1973. Mr. Plains. National Honor Society and sev- The Optimist Club Award wki' !• Bloomfield. She was a trimmings and two sisters, Ann Smith of Mannino received a bachelor's de- His wife, Anna I. Greco Man- eral organizations, a very tal- given to Scott for his unselfish ;" buyer for 30 years for the Jones Ridgefield, Conn., and Violet Dav- gree in business and accounting in nino, died in 1991. Another brother, ented singer and actor, and was involvement in helping others'.'- ''• «; Cirl-Kathy J. clothing company in idson of Westwood. 1933 from what is now Rider Uni- Thomas Mannino, died in 1994. committed to justice and human This past fall, when the t; New York City. A funeral Mass was offered yes- versity. A funeral Mass was offered Sat- rights for all people. and anti-semitic graffiti 'J _ A native of New York City, Mrs. terday at St. Thomas the Apostle He was a member of Knights of urday at St. Helen's Roman Catho- This annual award is pre- found outside the high schdoK1 \ Margiotta lived in the Bronx and Roman Catholic Church, Bloom- Columbus Council 1711 in West- lic Church with arrangements by sented to young adults who, like Scott helped create Westfieldto ',' Westfield before moving to Bloom- field, following services at the La- field and a parishioner of Our Lady the Dooley Colonial Home. Marc, evidence openness and first Unity Conference, an org*! < field in 1976. Monica Memorial Home in Bloom- friendliness to persons of other nization committed to improv- % Surviving are a daughter, Diana field. Burial was in George Wash- races, creeds and nationalities; ing human relationships. '. I v" Isaac of Emerson; a son, James Ri- ington Memorial Park, Paramus. Lois Sensbach Glezen, 55 involvement and leadership in Rasheedah, this year's runner^ organizations and activities up, is president of the WestfieW A secretary prior to her retirement committed to improving human High School Awareness Clttbv; j; Bernard C. Cheress Lois L. Sensbach Glezen, 55, died Surviving are her husband, Rob- relations; unusual personal dig- and coordinate adviser J«£< June 14, 1995 at Chilton Memorial ert Glezen of Piscataway; her nity; and the willingness to risk CA.T.C.H., a cultural and a»-T ^Services held for resident of town Hospital in Pompton Plains. She mother, Thomasina Lund, and a for what he or she believes is demic enrichment program for I A funeral Mass was offered Cheress; two daughters, Lisa Cher- was a secretary from 1988-92 at the sister, Linda Iraggi, both of Pomp- right. minority students. She alM) Thursday at St. Andrew's Roman ess and Amy Cheress; a grand- former South Plainfield offices r-r ton Lakes; two nieces and two Scott, a senior at Westfield serves as a volunteer tutor am4< • Catholic Church in Avenel for Ber- child; and a sister, Gertrude Jew- Ehrbar Inc. nephews. High,School, is involved in sev- mentor for elementary student^, nard C. Cheress. who died June 13, ers. A native of Rahway, Mrs. Glezen Services were held Saturday at eral organizations and activities. and is an active member of thqj :i995 at his Westfield hortie. Arrangements were by the lived in Westfield and Plainfield the Piscataway Funeral Home. He is 0j(jce president of the Na- high school yearbook staff, TJie ' Mr. Cheress is survived by his Costello-Kbyen Funeral Home in before moving to Piscataway in Burial was in Lake Nelson Memo- tional Honor Society, managing Connection and Peer Mediator* , •wife, Eleanor Cheress; a son, David Avenel. 1972. rial Park, Piscataway. •'hi; 1 Announce your Friends & Family's The New Jersey Council of County Vocational Schools Invites Employers to Increase their Productivity

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They are: Adam Barcaon, Syd- Joanna McGonigle, Jessia McNel- \t June 8 when 111 awards Russell-Smith; National String Or- Hawks. Biology Awards - Sarah Gordon ney Barrow, Courtney Bender, lis, Kelly Norton, John O'Brien, ^re announced for outstanding chestra Association Award - Lisa Katherine Cuthbertson Memorial and Yin Huang. Meghan Bender, Ronen Bercovicz, Christopher O'Conneli, Matthew pvement during the 1994-1995 Steirman; Orchestra Director's Awards - Peter Ochs, Robert Madeleine Wild Bristol Music Paul Bhasin, Joshua Blumberg, Ottoson, Joseph Parker, Kiran Rao, lie year. Award - Christine Burslem, Con- Anderson, Tara Miller. Scholarships - Sonia Ko and Jef- Katie Carroll, Joseph Catanzaro, Sarah Roberts, James Rowan, f awards included: cert Choir Award - Kate Diggory; Awareness Club Awards - Karen frey Williams. Ivy Charmatz, Susanna Chilnick, Todd Rowe, Susan Russell-Smith, Distinguished Teacher of Drama Department Scholarship - Aliche, Rasheedah Hawks, Tiffany Sylvia Cummin Outstanding Marcus Cognetti, Rebecca Gall, Robert Schundler, Monica Stith, Award was presented to Lauren Mazzarese; Marion Glass Hester, Erwyn Lyght, Anita Prun- Business Student| Awards - Amit Scott Gersch, Michele Hewson, An- Daniel Tainow, Christina Todaro, Mathews, vocal music Award in English and Theater - Jill ty, Dawn Whitfield, Ahisha Win- Magdieli and Gina Sepe. drew Hughes, Brandi Kovac, David Natalie Urciuoli, Michael Weisslitz, ,j«acher; Robert and Linda Foose Goldberger, Charles Addams Art kler, Shi Kia Carter. Marcia Greenwald, president of larsen, Lauren Mazzarese, Kelly Brooke Wiley, Jeffrey Williams and ,J^fporial Award for Excellence in Scholarship - Lucas Richardson; Parent Teacher Council Scholar- the high school Parent-Teacher Or- Norton, John O'Brien, Matthew Ot- Lindsay Zachar. Education - Hal Johnson, math- Westfield Education Association ships - Paul Bhasin, Paul Campa- ganization, presented the following toson, Todd Rowe, Daniel Tainow, ematics department chairman; Artwork Purchase Award - Fran Five students were named Na- nile, Shi-Kia Carter, Marcus Co- PTO achievement awards: Natalie Urciuoli, Adam Weinsten, tional Merit Scholarship Finalists: .PTO Outstanding Teacher of the Kober; Westfield Woman's Club Art gnetti, Katie Irwin, Theodore Kil- Architectural Drawing - Ethan Michael Weisslitz, Jeffrey Williams Year Award - Nate Hollis, special Award - Jaime Darrow, Yann Piat commons, Michael Liggera and and Lindsay Zachar. Omar Ashmaway, Suzanne Green- < *di*eation teacher. Marsh; Art - Erika Montealegre; stein, Elizabeth Kanter, Stephen Leadership Award {French V AP) - Daniel Tainow. Choral Music - David Hatfield; Presidential Academic Fitness irt 3uc new awards were presented Brand! Kovac, Steuben Award for Band Parents Scholarships - Lehman and James Rowan. These 1thif year and the Project '79 Spirit Crafts - Michele Hewson; Physical Awards for achieving a 3.5 or high- five students and Alexander Excellence in German - Meredith Robert Anderson, Brad Bostdorff, Fitness - Scott Gersch and Laura er academic average were pre- ''Award was renamed in honor of Hobson; Italian Club Achievement Margaret Kritsch, Wendy Rey- Gretlein were named semi- Laurence F. Greene, former super- Todd; Woodworking - Thomas sented to the following students: finalists. Award - Stephen Lehman; West- nolds, Jeffrey Williams and Ahisha Ryan and Gregory Goetz. Jason Albertson, David Alvaro, intendent of schools, who was in- field UNICO Italian Language Winkler. Commended students in the Na- "stWmenta] in introducing this suc- The following 25 students were Karen Ancharski, Robert Ander- Scholarship - Stephen Lehman; John Philip Sousa Awards - named Edward J. Bloustein Distin- son, Adam Barcan, Sydney Barrow, tional Merit Scholarship Program 'cei&Ul alternative academic pro- Marc Hardy Memorial Latin Award Wendy Reynolds and Jeffrey Wil- include: Jason Albertson, David Al- gram for disaffected students. TTie guished Schoalrs: Jason Albertson, Courtney Bender, Meghan Bender, • Stephen Lehman; Latin Club liams. David Alvaro, Karen Ancharski, Ronen Bercovicz, Jodi Bertelson, varo, Adam Barcan, Paul Bhasin, rMW awards and recipients include: Scholarship - Sarah Gordon; Out- English Department Book Joshua Blumberg, Jeffrey Chec- | Alpha Kappa Alpha Scholorship - Lisa Citrin, Scott Clark, Jamie Paul Bhasin, Joshua Blumberg, standing Service to the Latin Club Awards - Meghan Hely, Kristen Feiner, Michael Feldman, Daniel Katie Carroll, Joseph Catanzaro, chio, Scott Clark, Jeffrey Feder, j ShiJOa Carter; International Stud- - Laura Todd; Westfield Women's Chabala, Juri Kitazawa and Jane Michael Feldman, Daniel Gleason, ies f&ward - James Rowan; Barry Gleason, Sarah Gordon, Suzanne Ivy Charmatz, Susanna Chilnick, Spanish Club Award • Christina Oslislo. Greenstein, Brian Hamilton, Lisa Citrin, Scott Clark, Marcus Co BRian Hamilton, Meredith Hob- Judd Memorial Award (French V Todaro; FLAG (Foreign Language son, Brian LaCarrubba, David Lars- AH) - Daniel Gleason; Laura Meier- Westfield Art Association Awards Meredith Hobson, Elizabeth Kant- gnetti, Kate Diggory, Jamie Feiner, Awareness Group) Volunteer - Scott Clark, Jaime Darrow, Gary er, Brian LaCarrubba, Stephen Le- Michael Feldman, Rebecca Gall, en, Kristen Lee, Michael Liggera, hdnk Memorial Scholarship (Latin) Scholarship Award - Shannon Reil- Joanna McGonigle, Christopher - Elizabeth Kanter; Jerald H. Bie- Helfen, Sonia Kb, Shane Borde, hman, Michael Liggera, Joanna Scott Gersch, Udi Ghitza, Daniel ly; Outstanding Foreign Language Lucas Richardson, Christine McGonigle, Christopher O'Connell, Gleason, Jill Goldberger, Dara Go- O'Connell, Jane Oslislo, Joseph nex. Public Affairs Award - John Student - Meredith Hobson; Albert Parker, Kiran Rao, Sarah Roberts, %>folo; Waldron W. 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1 j/ U.S. Cup Kehler, Kapner camps has local include classy coaches flavor It makes sense to be taught by Soccer Camp will be open for and girls entering eighth grade ar,*.'u : Don't believe the hype. You the best. Gary Kehler and George dan go home again. Kapner are two of the best tutors Sports lower from Aug. 7-11. A camp fg One year after the U.S. in their respective sports — foot- high school boys and girls will ~ shocked the naysayere and ball for the former, soccer for the Matters from Aug. 14-18. Both camps delighted soccer aficionado's latter — in the state, and both are held at Tamaques School Fields, by hosting a wonderful World running camps for youngsters this Willow Grove Road, from 9 a.m. to Cup, featuring the flashy summer. by Al Lies 1 p.m. Brazilians, dramatic Italians, FOOTBALL The assistant director of the* and upstart Americans, inter- The 16th annual Renter's Foot- camps is Peter Giordano, Westfield national soccer is back. ball Camp will be held August 7-11 High's varsity girl's coach. Oth^T The U.S. Cup has provided from 9 a.m. to noon at Kehler Sta- staff members include high school, M the stage, and the Americans dium on Rahway Avenue in West- Jim Benedict; WHS Athletic Di- and college coaches as well •*** •have stolen the show with a field. rector Ed Tranchina; Frank Bot- 1 Youngsters from ages 10-18 will former high school all-state calibelf ^ suddenly confident, attacking tone of New Providence High; players. . •• - ,' Jtyie and enough subplots to have the opportunity to learn Union High's Lou Rettino; John- t !; *iake Dickens proud. sound football fundamentals and The camp's basic philosophy ty"; son Regional's Head Coach Bob to teach basic skills and to help; improve and acquire additional Taylor; Doug Kehler of Livingston; LIFE OF REILLY knowledge toimplemen t their footi condition the athletes for the conv -< ball skills. Westfield's Ron Bamer; Roselle ing fall season, while at the same' Park's John Wagner, Scotch JAMES MILLV Players are grouped according to time, having some fun. age, size and areas of interest. Plains-Fanwood High's Steve Cic- Instruction will include basitr, Each session is conducted accord- cotelli; Barry Kostibos of Watchung techniques, fast footwork skUljp,^ J The United States went ing to the physical ability of the Hills and Cranford High's Nick feinting, beating opponents, group'1 jnto the Cup in turmoil, as youngsters, and safety is a major Brown and Harry Hatch from the . Jiead man Bora Milutirsovic N.J. Officials Association. games, goal scoring and net concern. ing. ; jvas sacked and assistant Special attractions include: For registration information call ; jjteve Sampson was given a 232-1919 or 233-5024 or you can Applicants signing up and weight training and power lifting; ing in full before July 15 will ,i;Very tenuous "interim coach" films; complimentary T-shirts; and sign up at the Athletic Balance ;',ttle. Perhaps because he had "Jugs" machines for receivers, Sports Store. ceive a free soccer ball and camp .Jiothing to lose, Sampson de- T-shirt For further information cd^l^ 'faded to unleash the team linebackers and punt returners. f Besides Kehler, the sChicago and a get a little more velocity on 10 have provided much of Cubs, who selected him in themy pitches in the next year," said spark, and the lions share 52nd round of the major league Williams. "I'm throwing around 85- >f the skill, toth e team. baseball amateur draft. 87 mph and I think I can improve Former Rutger's AU- But despite Williams' terrific 10-1on that." lerican Alexi Lalas has re- record, he wondered if he was re- Williams has already been ac- turned from his ground- ally ready for his ultimate goal, cepted to William Paterson, but as breaking first campaign with pitching professional baseball. of late has been leaning toward 'adova in Italy's Series A, When Cubs' scout Ed Ford met signing with Brevard Junior Col- >nsidered by many tob e the with Williams last Wednesday, he lege (Fla.), a decision made with >p league in the world, admitted to the same reservations. the blessing of his parents. >nger, more disciplined "Ford came over my house and "They want what's best for me — id quicker, and is eager to we went out, had some pizza and they helped me throughout the de- it his stuff in front of a discussed our options," said Wil- cision-making and they'll support riendly crowd. liams. "He felt I could use another me either way," he said. "I think Keamy's John Harkes has year of playing and getting better the experience of going away to "returned from a season with and stronger — which is what I felt school might be a positive for me. Derby in the English too. In a way, I was happy he was And the coaching staff at Brevard League's Premier Division honest with me and gave me his is committed to instruction. In- and has scored two goals in best advice." struction is the key. They have a the U.S. Cup. Harkes, who With his own opinion seconded few ex-minor league pitchers on FORBES FILE PHOTO has just recovered from sur- by a big league scout, Williams is the coaching staff and they should Westfield High's Steve Lehman helped lead the Blue Devffs to the Group 4 finals this year. gery on a vein in his leg, is now leaning toward playing college be able to help me out with what back in top form, pushing the baseball instead of signing on with 111 need to do." ball in transition from the the Cubs organization. The advan- Williams has scheduled a visit to midfiekL tages to this approach are twofold: Brevard in a few weeks. Mean- Two other New Jersey stars He can develop further physically while, he'll enjoy the graduation and mentally in the extra year, and festivities, but plans to stay in Sports >- Tab Ramos of Hillside and Claudio Reyna of Springfield he can put himself in better posi- shape. — both graduated from star- tion for next year's draft. "I'm trying to get stronger, so I'll dom at St Benedict's High to If Williams does elect to attend a do lot's of running this summer to Scholars the national team. junior college, he can be drafted build up my legs," he said. "And again after his freshman season or hopefully I can sharpen my pitches Ramos provided the assist signed by the Cubs, who own his on Ernie Stewart's goal and be ready for next season." against the Columbians, but many may remember him Languages, culture keys for Lehman more for the vicious elbow to the head he received from By JAMES REILLY beat them, everyone would have to Dole's comments about rap? play at their highest possible level A — I found it very ironic that his Brazil's Leonardo on the THE RECORD Fourth of July that resulted to win, and we did. It was a big, bigstance has been to cut funding to in a fractured skull. Westfield High tennis player win. education and the arts, which are Ramos has since recovered Steve Lehman is accustomed to the keys to popular culture, and and saw his first minutes excellence — on the court and in Q — What are your plans after then at the same time he attacks back with the national team the classroom. graduation? the art that is already out there. against Mexico last week. Lehman helped lead the Blue A — I'm going to attend Williams Reyna was unable to play Devil tennis team to the Group 4 College in Massachusetts. Williams Q — What is your favorite book? for the U.S. in the World Cup state finals (where they fell topow - has small classes and a very per- A — Night by Elie Weisel. I guess due to injury, and after a sea- erful Cherry Hill East) by going 23- sonal environment that I found ap- it's because I'm Jewish, and I had son playing in Germany, is 3 at third singles, including his sec- pealing. I had spoken to the tennis already known the facts about the back with the team and has ond straight Union County Cham- coach only once, but when I got Holocaust from Hebrew School, pionship at the tiurd slot already begun to realize some accepted I had a message from but to read about it from someone of his seemingly-unlimited In the classroom, Lehman has him on my answering machino who could spell out in great detail welcoming me to Williams, That potential. compiled a 3.09 grade point aver- what had happened was vory mov- age and is currently ranked fourth was the type of personal touch I In his first game back with ing. He captured not only the the team last Saturday, in hLs class. This in addition to chose Williams for, and I was suit? Reyna fed Roy Wegerle per- lx>intf ti Notional Merit Finalist, the I made the right decision when ho physical purt, but the- mental an- fectly for the opening score, Vice President of the Future Busi- called. guish. It showed how people were first timed a lovely head ball ness leaders of America nnd the completely changed forever. onto the path of a streaking I-'itin Club and teaching Italian to <} — What will you study in col- Tom Dooley for the s<»cond advanced elementary school stu- Q — What lias Westl'ield Ilifih done lege? i tally and finished u fine pass dents. A — Right now, I'm leaning toward to help you lx so successful? off the rijjht flank from Ijchnmn is the final Sports an economics/political science de- A — I think the freedom the t»tu- Hiirkcs to Hiv*' the U.S. the 4- •Scholar of the l!)!M-95 win tot year. cree, I love different lutigungos ami dent'i have to make their own de- (I lead. cultures, so I'd like to got into in- cisions ut the school ends up being , Hfirkes, Ramos nnd. H — Niiitic un nthletic highlight ternational business or somelhin/; n hi); help. We h;ive a bi|{ way in will lend the Ameri- like tlud. MCLIQSA KLAVFR/TME IIIXOIK) you've nnd ut Wesllleld High. what cliwiies we tnke, but it's even ciiii.s onto Rutgers Stadium in A — We've had many hijjhli/'hts more than that. We lire ft-ec to Rmntnwiiy with the ehiincr Farewell to arms with the tenm, but if I hn pick Q — What Is your favorite music? leave lor lunch Iwcnuse they trust J^> not only win the. U.S. Cup, 1 1 Westfield High senior Steve Cheek starred as quartorback oix , it would have to IM> Iwiitini; A — Kwrythlng. Well, not every us. And we ul.'io have flexibility but to keep the desire for Livingston Ni/;h in the nijtte i;ec prolc.'iiiionnl soccer in New for the Bluo Dovll football team throwing lefty, and then went thine but I like nltcrnnttvc mimic, with study [MTiod.s t(x». They com- Jersey lit/wing. 9-0 as a pitcher hurling the ball rlghty, earning Forbos News- lioiial championship my junior rock, mu\ rap. bine Unit tniHt with a bif( punh for papers All-Aroa honors In both sports. yi'iir. 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applying tha after burners to braak Ira*. The motto tor tha rast of Bia tournament, "lha sky ing offense in goal with a variety of aggressive help make the team go. Then the Mad Dog responded as Tomasso sent a curling kick Rockets got a nice sampling of Delaware la absolutely tha NmK." Ths Rockats' motto saves, providing leadership with hie play. Chris barked again, as Sofka blasted m a high 25 over the defensive wall Into the lower comet "homa style cooking1' as Sofca waa taken apraad through tha toumamant and thay Hvad MacDonaM took over In the second half and yarder after David Flynn flew into the box and for the 2-1 win. Once again Hogarth was a down from bahind in the box on a braak away up to k In thalr sHtmaon game *»ri a rnarwt- faced a dramatic momarrt as the Rockets led sent a back pass out to set up the score. leader In goal and inspired his team by run- 0, KMnmost (Dal.) 2 and tha blatant loul was completely Ignored. ous display of soooar again** Washington Twp. 1 -0. Washington waa awarded a penalty kick, Sunday morning the Rockets took on the pow- ning off the field after sustaining an injury. More foapttaHty was on lha way, as tha op- J*ff Nusse was absolutely outstanding, control- but MacDonaM had the "aye of the tiger" and ertiouse Delaware team from Hockesin, need- Luckily Chris MacDonald had the "eye of tha WaatHaM fleetiata a, Hookeeki (Del.) t portunistic Tyler Oeieso moved into the box tor ling mtdflald and thoroughly outplaying his stared ths opponent down, Jumping high he ing a win to stay alive. The Rockets fell behind tiger" again and made three sensational saves-"-> lending off bullets from the Delaware strikers to" Tha WaaHald Rockets, dMeton 5 on* of hla famous left foolers whan ha waa highly touted opponants. Mast Row*, MM forced th« kick off ths bar and than scrambled 1 -0 early. David Flynn, a tenacious striker, con- preserve the victory The Rockets wars denied taam, cam* wtthin or* goal of making tha bHndsWed, but again no whist*. Tha Rockets Oelaney, David Flynn, Tylar Oeteso, and Amacf to save tha rebound. The Rockets were In orbit tinually fighting for corner balls, finally got a the final by a one-goal margin when a gama •nets at tha competitive and prestlgloue Wrfc- held the game cloa* in me second ha# • 14, Thiam provided tha hustle up front to ksap now and turned on the power. John Boyd foot on one and centered It to Sofka at the 20, the Rockets were not involved in waa decided wood (Delaware) Invitational Tournament on whan apparently tha ref found tha whists aa Intense pressure on tha defense. Law m tha Blocked a goal kick, slickly outmaneuversd a who touched to Amadi Thiam In the box. on a late goal. The Rockets' coach was ex- Saturday and Sunday, June 17 and 18. The defender and beat ths goalie with 12-yard win- Somehow Thiam found room to deftly volley a tha Rockats wars called lor a panalty In lha first half Lee Tomaaao spad Into mfdfteid and tremely proud of the way the team came to- Rockets kMt a tough 2-0 match to a strong score over the helpless goalie to tie ft up. Late box, giving Kirkwood a free shot and tha 2-0 launched a hugs forty ysrd kiofc Into tha Wash- ner to the far post from a tough angle. The gether and seems to have developed "Rockets in the game, knowing a tie wouldn't help, the host Ktrtmnod team. Tha Rockets had frouble margin of victory. Ths Rockats could hava lotd- ington Twp. dafanaa. Tha original Mad Dog, human dynamo, Alex Barrett, took over with Style Soccer" rt was noted that this was a total handling lha KJrkwood passing gwna and re- ad, but instead thair true grit showed and thay Man Sofkt, amak a goal and Jumpad through great midfieW play and the Rockets stingy de- Rockets tried to make something happen, and team effort and only the scoring highlights sorted to a counterattack stratagy that teemed vowad to make tha most of their barnstorming two defenders, dritobtsd across tha front of lha fense, with powerful fullback Richie Moran and then the creative one, Thiam, made a move could fit in this space. In any case a group of to be paying oil In the first had wHti Malt Sofc* tour. Thalr fans were bahind them and tha goal, ayad lha goalia and blasted a winnar scrappy stopper Matt McManus, blanketed the and was fouled at the Z5 yard line setting up a beaming parents left Delaware knowing they making several dangerous rune at tha goal by newly appointad tans' board of directors, Mr. against tha grain tor lha 1-0 taad on a highlight Washington oDense. These are two players penalty kick. Coach Rothschild turned once have a g'eat soccer team, but more impor- ri long ban from tha defenehw and and Maodonald and Mi. Soft*, cama up with a film goal. Taylor Hogarth shut down tha oppos- who give their all and do the tough Jobs that again to his in the hole, LT, and Mr. Clutch tantly a really nice bunch of kidsi SCOKIHOARD

RoWan, 35. Suzanne WoKord, 36. Jan Velasco, Laoal FWllavteva slano, Bob O'Arecca, and Joe Scarpltto. featuring Westfield High Head Coach Bob High School in Morris County. U NNlS LADDLH! 37. JoeUe Hobson, 38. Maureen Meykx. 39. 2. Adam Barcan, Westfietd, 18. 21 :S7 Brewster as director, Is now accepting ap- The camp will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Betsy Hogarth, 40. Elton Smith, 41. Joanmarte 4. Qeofrrey North. Wettfleld. 19. 22:38; 29. GOLF RESULTS plications for It's second season July 10-14. weekdays and will concentrate on reinforcing Kom, 42. Maureen Foley, 43. Marda Sawyer, Dan Barcan. WeatMd. 21. 27:27; r ; MEN'S MNOUt The weeklong camp for players ages 10-16 the fundamentals of the game and skill build- 44. Felicia Demos, 45. Diane Barabas. 46. will be held at the varsity baseball school at Below an tha standings of tha WeitfiekJ ASH BROOK WOMEN ing for players beyond the beginner stage. Janet Cornell, 47. Shelly Brtnote, 48. Sandra •••UNTIN' CUMT0N (4IILE Edison School Field, and will be run by Brew- Tennis Association's Men's Singles Ladder, re- Chamey, 49. Cathsrine Parker, 50. Maryellen USATT-NJ MM'I ansl Woman'* Chamflan 18-Holes Group For more information about the camp or tor flecting matches reported during the two weak OcMHolea Count ster, In his 13th year as varsity coach at West- Doyle, 51. Beth Kroncke, 52. Jacque Boyle, 53. field High, and one of his former players, Larry an application, call camp sponsor T and M period which ended June 11. Those not cam- Ginny Lelz, 54. Sue Kagan, 55. Marie Foley, night A 11 Cohen, currently the varsity coach at Montville Sports at 396-1548. ptejjng a match during this period have been 56. Karen Brown, 57. Pat Clark, 58. Lori Dlnen- Low gross, Anna Chung (Hahway) 61; 1st dropped three positions. Match scores or ny, 59. Joann Purdy. 39. Tom Cuaimano, WesHisId, 43, 30:05; 410. low net, Anna Chung; 2nd low net, Marilyn questions pertaining to the men's singles lad- Cindy Clarke, Westfleld, 27,44:36; Anderson (Mountainside) 70; 3rd low net, Jane der should be directed to Alan Shineman, the Jones (Fanwood) 72. WOMEN'S DOUBLES 1995 Men's Singles Udder coordinator at 654- Right B The following ar* ths standings of the WTA PRINCETON JUNE PETE 10K 27t». The next reporting period will Include the Low gross, Mariana Oeara (Clark) 91; 1st low Women's Doublet Ladder through June 11. r, June 10 results of matches reported by 8 p.m. Sunday, nut tie, Marians Deara and Ethel Araneo Please report all match scores within three lehers Jur«.Z5. (Clark) 69; 2nd low net tie, Joyce Bukowlec days 10 Andrea MacRltchle at 654-9375. The 230. Richard Broadbem. WettKatd, 48, 46:11; (Clark) and Ann Schmidt (Scotch Plains) 71. next reporting period ends Juna 25 at 6 p.m. If 268. Carts Canabsrro, Westlttld, 34, 47:42; Flight C 1. Vinos Cami/to, 2. Gary Wassermtn, 3. a team has not played a match by July 1, they 313. Eduardo Canabarro, WesfllekJ, 37, 49:10; Low gross, Doris Relnhardt (Scotch Plains) Jotyt Nason, 4. John McLaugtilln, 5. Peter will be dropped from the ladder. As soon as 99; 1st low net tie, Natalie Pines (Murray Hill), Sharp*, 6. Alan Shineman, 7. John Tirana, 8. they complete a match, they will be added SENIOH SOFTBALL Doris Relnhardt, Audrey Said (Scotch Plains) Owtftht Evans, 9. Vaughn Harris, 10. Don back en. Please mtum all calls promptly and 68. Raaanthal, 11. Bill Qottdenker, 12. David Leit, all challenges within two weeks. 13.. Simon Lack, 14. Jell Pollack, 15. Steve Low putts for the day were shot by Joyce 1. Perry-Fechter, 2. Ostrowskl-Loule, 3. Drey- s0-PUJt LEAGUE Parker, 16. Simon Laa, 17. Dave Bowers, 18. Bukowiec 29, and chip-Ins were by Donna er-Masterson, 4. Dome-Morgan, 5. Karpinakl- Suburban Cable) 13, Orawney Home 0 Ervm Hosl. 19. Juan Antonio Perez, 20. Dan Cluse (Summit), Jayne Deo (Cranford), Kay Page, 6. Comall-Foley, 7. Power-Rodgers, 8. Leading tha winners were Norm Stumph, HHk 21. honde Altche. 22. Frank DeSantis, 23. Fordham (East Strousburg, PA), Mary Hughes O'Nelll-Macrt, 9. Purdy-Sharkey, 10. Cohen- Gary Ramstsllar, and Dom Deo who each had Mike McGrynn, 24. Rick Sawyer, 25. Stsve (Scotch Plains). Latartara, 11. Inman-Lombard, 12. Jackson- three hits. George Focheieto drilled a three- Goodman, 26. Mike Panagos. 27. Dewsy Ra- Goldberg, 13. Nichols-Thompson, 14. Glgon- run homer, while Ed Ganczewskt pitched the kwjlle, 28. Glen Gormely, 29. Ted Most, 30. Partzeau, IS. Bentacourt-Mallowa, 16. Brown- shutout win and also oontrlbutsd three hits to 9-Hotors - Handicap stroke play Paul Mines, 31. Tom McCiellan, 32. Rick Lsw- Bailey, 17. Shusman-Bernsteln, 18. Murray- tha attack. For the losers Bill Donohue had two Flight A son, 33. Charles Carl, 34. Mel Blackburn, 35. StTohecrw, 19. Coleman-Uer, 20. Coltrers- hits. 1st low net tie, Marge RufT (Scotch Plains), Mike Walters, 36. Ernie Jacob. 37. Dan Kagsn. Korecky, 21. Callahan-Oadek, 22. Layton- Nancy Chnstensen (Cranford) 23; 2nd low net 38. John Oakon, 39. Joe Oonnoto, 40. Hugh Ackerman. Suzanne) Wofford and Katharine Burgdorff Realty 19, Crest Refrigeration 1 tie, Mary Shea (WestfieW), Janice Lawyer Cotemen, 41. Frank Aptcell*. 42. Mark Dask- Berry are looking for partners. Burgdorff resumed It's winning ways with a (Westfleld) 24M. man. 43. Jerry Fechter, 44. Neal Snttow, 45. strong attack led by Mick McNicholas and Flight B 1, 46. Joel Confino, 47. Jim Dl- Tony McCaH, each with three hits, tnd John 1st low net Nancy Jackson (Scotch Plains) SENIOR SINOLES Geoghegan also had three hits which drove in 22; 2nd low net, Terry Wlktor Cranford) 22VS, Qhtrtoo, 41. Donald Dohm, 49. Quaid Kapadla, The WTA's Senior Singlet Ladder recorded six runs. Bob Rowland pitched another strong 3rd low net Kathy Blatt (Fanwood), 24. Eg,'Stephen Einstein, si. Paul Partridge, 52. 12 matches In the latest period tnd 14 of our game to get the win. Flight C t fcfteel Sananman, 53. David Prkitt, 54. Barry players have now played at least once. Stand- 1st low net Gart Simons (Westfield) 24. C styar, 55. WMy Katz, 56. Jamas Foley, 97. ings as of June 11 are as follows. Low putts for ths day were by Claire Knaus !t*tdon Mlzus, 58. Paul Clark, 59. Tim Din- 1. EMn Hosl, 2. Bill Rltter, 3. Irwln Bernstein. Antone't Pub 11, Orawney Horn* 6 (Union), and chip-ins were by Kathy Blatt and r ejy, 60. Ken Inmtn, 61. Matt Power, 62. Aldo 4. John Tlrone, 9. Jim DlCJertoo, 6. Jos Csn- Antone's wss led by John Lyp with three Janice Lawyer. Moan, 63. Mathew Lonseth. 64. Thomas Mur- dla, 7. Miko MoGlynn, B. Bruce Long, 9. John hHs, Including a triple and home) run. Joe Ser- For further Information, please contact: tfctww, 65. Rodolfo Betancourt. Dalton, 10. Dewsy Ralnville, 11. Charles Carl. ratelll, Fred DaPrik*. Nick Lordl, Gary Wlese Nancy Blanchet 464-2912. 1? Tad Moss, 13. Paul Hanas. 14. Dick Hes- and Nick Verdase each rapped out three hits. I > MEN'S DOUBLES sler, 15. Wally Katz, 16. Lowell Doak, 17. John Al Daddio pitched another strong game to get -the tallowing lists standings for the WTA's Donnok), 18. Saul Drittle, 19. Charles Gibllaro, the win. For the losers, Alan Cohen was 3 for SPORTS BRIEFS ten's Doubles Ladder through June 11. The 20. Jerry Foster, 21. Ed Pinkman, 22. Len Al- 3, Tom Connelly and Karl Grossman each had •Kt reporting period ends Sunday, June 25. banese, 23. Donald Oohm, 24. Stan Karp, 25. two hHs. SOUND OFF1 i scores should be reported promptly to Mel Michael Sanaman, 26. Neal Snttow. Reickbum at 233-64S8. Burgdorff Realtor* 18, TWtllgMart T Got a score to report? Have a story or fea- ture Idea? Or do you Just want to vent your 11. GoodJackman, 2. Welss-Zack, 3. Bowsrs- MIXED DOUBLES Leading the Realtors were Bob LoOotce, lepdla, 4. Chlesa-Clncox, 5. Gerchens- Henry Barnes, and Pete Uma, who each had spleen to the local sports editor? The fotlwing lists standings through June 11 If your answer to any of the above Is 'Yesl,' fcirWtton, 6. McLaughlln-Tlrone. Matt Power tor this year's Mixed Doubles Ladder. All three hits. Mick McNicholas and Chick Miller ftf Frank Apioslla need partners. each had run-producing triples. please call James Reilfy at 276-6000 or fax to: Alphabet City scores for the next reporting period should be 276-6220. Our address Is: 102 Walnut Ave., Westfield's Enrique Porras (right) receives an award In rec- called In by the winning team no later than 8 Cranlord, N.J. 07016. WOMEN'S SINOLES p.m. Sunday June 25 to Stan Karp at 232- Antone's Pub 22, Krowteky-Oemy 7 ognition of his being a four-year letter winner for the) NJIT Challenges and mactrvity produced slight 2309. The strong offense of Antone's produced 25 ki the standings of 39 matches hits, leading the way were Rich Hyer wtth four UKE IT OUGHT TO BE soccer team from Athletic Director Dr. James Catalano. 1. Boyle-Karp. 2. Goldberg-Machie. 3. Vlaciv Baseball Uke It Ought To Be tl, a camp through June 11. Players are reminded Vlach, 4. Allen-flainvllla, 5. Robins-Rookie, 6. hits, Gary Wiese with three hits, Including a on* match must be played ones every two Louie-Oarmanln, 7. Karplnskl-Candla, 8. Vatla- homer, and John Lyp with three hits. Also con- in order to not be dropped three spac- Ptzzi, 9. Bemettin-Bemsteln. 10. MacRMchte- tributing multiple Nt games for lha winners Fufthsr Information about rules or joining Hllt. 11. Brindle-Brlndla, 12. Panagos-Panagoa, were Fred OaPrlle, Al Daddio, Nick Verderese, ladder It available by telephoning Jean 13. Colemap-Coleman, 14. Evans-Evans, 15. Larry Erhard and Joe Serratelii. at 654-7418. The next reporting period Foley-Foley, 16. Jacob-Jacob, 17. Morgan- at 8 p.m. Sunday June 25. Match Lawson, 18. Inman-lnman, 19. DrlWe-Dnttto, SO-PLUS LEAGUE should be reported within three days to 20. Clevenger-Clevenger, 21, DeSantla- Don Halbsgut Agency 15, ERA Realty 12 DeSantls, 22. Goodman-Goodman, 23. Page- Don Halbsgut remains unbeaten In four out- .: r 1. Cindy Fechter, 2. Karen Dome, 3. Jane Oonnoto, 24. Parker-Parker, 25. Fisch-Flynn. Ings and were led by Mick McNicholai who ft iKarplnskl, 4. Clara Karntsh, 5. Carol Gross, 6. went 3 for 3 with a homer, and Joe Serratelll'a f JMetalne Washerman, 7. Jean Power, B. Sheila 3 for 3. For the losers. Ban Modica hit for the (0'Donnell, 9. Ellen Shapiro, 10. Anna Murray, RUNNING RESULTS cycle while going 4 for 4. George Zimmerman, • 11. Barbara Kemps, 12. Dianne Mroz, 13. An- Frank DeOomenlco, and Joe) Wotosen each jskea MacRltchle, 14. Karen Fried, 15, Pat BARCAN TAKES SECOND rapped out three hits. Cliff Jackson pitched • .Page, 16. Monica Gundrum, 17. Evelyn Matlno, Adam Barcan, 18, of Wostfield placed sec- another strong gams. ' IB. Carole Smillle, 19. Robin Bailey, 20. Kathy ond In the Fishawack Four-Mile Run in jO'Nell. 21. Cheryl Bobbins, 22. Paula Long, Chatham Saturday, June 10. Barcan finished in Pioneer Transport 21, LA Law 18 t 23. JIN Cyr-Loewer, 24. Janet Rock, 25. Susan 21:57. Geoffrey North, 19, also of Westfleld, For the winners, John McCarthy was 4 for 4, 1 Amonene, 26. Charlotte Lee, 27, Pamela Le- placed fourth with his time of 22:38. George Louhler was 3 lor 4, as was Rudy ; mer, 28. Oiane Fleming, 29. Mary McClellan, Cisko, George Forchetta had two extra base • 30. Susan Mackay, 31, Gall Charette, 32. Al- FISHAWACK 4-MILE RUN hits and Ed Ganczewskl drilled a long triple. LA 1 llson Jacob. 33. Terry Macrl, 34. Debbie Chatham, Saturday, Juna 10 Law had multiple hit games from Lou Vespa- Keep your cool this summer with great deals on central air conditioning from Reel-Strong. 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Fully guar'd.afso that an ad In this local service S19.9S. 908-754- Frmmtoa :ollectibl«s. * iS A 6 & t) rt-9Q60 signer clothing and ac- A Specially Also lilac While Ditch, all SOFA 79ln.- Hlghbac* cossorles-Arrnanl, Calvin LW Klein, Escada, Valentino, Phonfi # In one gallon pots. Froo DECOMI A HOST FAM- colonial, olivo green, B»c delivery, 12 tree mini- cond. S100, matching A Chanol. All llomt ara at ILY— Choose Scandln mum. Discount Troe lonat 70% off the orlg. Inilructions: vlan, European, Soul chair, $100. Plna pedoi Farm 1-800-809-8230 tnl tv stand with swlvi cost. 2 locations: 6SS 1. Prinl one (I) lottor in nacli spneo. Allow ono {I) spacn bolwoon Amerlcnn, Asian, Ruisla Passalc Ave. West Cald- High School oxenangi TOP SOIL (screened) A $25. ^SOH-272-54111 words and ono (I) space (or appropriate punctuation. 1 well 201-ooo-oaefl and itudonta arriving Augus HARDWOOD MULCH SOFA BED- (in- $350 762 Morris Tpk, Short 2. All ads for iloms priaul Sf>l S 100 mull bo propaid, ploow American Intorcultur 3010-Antiques Pickup or Delivery. noulral color; Onk TV; Hills 201-564-6484 Doth nncloso 12.00 poymnnl Student Exchango. C 2020 • Appliances Call 1-800-28 MULCH Sloreo wall unit $200 storos now opon Sun. Ktthtten »06-389-334l 2030 • Art (1-800-288-8824 Fxr. contl 231-0000 noon-Sprn 3. All ods mutt include prico ond phone number. or ISOO-SinLINQ todi 2040 - Auction* 4. Individudli only qualify lor tliis ralo, no businossos. 2050 • Clothing LET^YOUR PAST EXPE 2060 • Collectibles 5. No cnncfllkilionj or rnfundt HIENCE— come back 2070 - Computer* 6. Forbns rnsnrvns ihfl ri(|fil lo lirnii rfuanlify of TRTf Otis life. Lot us help you tin 2080 - Farm A Garden lhat lost nuraonl ?4/l 20SS - Firewood sorvlco. 20I-313-540C 2M0 - Flea Markets, Mail to: Forbes Newspapers, fax 2"J-3_402__ Sales and Bazaar* Classifieds "Spring Cleaning", MI8« PARKER 2100 • Fre* to Qood THE PI8CATAWAY Home P.O. Box 699, Somervllle, NJ 00876 ASTROLOaiST 2110 • Furniture Will advise you on 2120 - Oarage Suits * $7.00 am] I Mlf odi will hfl Gicrnplnd by < uupun 2125 • Merchandise problem*, «• In lovo only No |)hr>ii

ANTIQUES A USED SUNRISE ACRES AT YOUR SERVICE oak KINB HEADBOARD 87S. FURNITURE- all furni- OBEIDENCE- Plscat- ture, old, DR, BDS, from away area. Kind pos. 4060 - Convalesent Care 4120-Insurance 4175 - Moving Woodan ehetf. 722-0509.' 1«00't to 1960s Miec. method*, 29 yr*. exp. re- 4010 - Adult Day Care CUM— mattraee ppwfact pieces. 647-1959 com* WO 2B«-37e2B«371 NATURAL aulta guar. 6««S— 4020 - Business 4090 - Health Care 4140 - Legal 4190 - Party & Entertainment BUY tWQ ANTIQUE M«K- » er * chair urnliuri, china, 4040 - Child Care 4105 -Income Tax 4150 - Loans & Finance 4210- Professional cherry MQ 754-OSW NO hormone)! or anti- ilaaware, military Hams. I Ham or an entire estate. •••K- Metal lit, biotic*. Pur* Black 4050 - Cleaning 4110 - Instruction/Education 4170 - Miscellaneous 4225 - Seasonal Angua Irom local farm. Sll 526-6035 Wto >2O J77>4 WSAREBREEMR'S Qreln lad, tender a. dell- BUYtN« OLD PUMNI- REPRESENTATtVBS J - wood * pad cioua. (2.49 Ib. halves TURi,- china ate. Will Came and experience *M> Me-37«1 or quarters, cut to your do house sales or auc- the Shake-A-Paw dllfer- 4050 4170 custom orde>r, vacuum- tion of entire contents. anca at New Jersey's CftMMfcMj t packed A labeled. Thle Call 9CS-5J6-2913 most besutiful puppy Sewvfces la NOT a freezer plan. store. CALL Qlenvlew Farm, CASH FOR OiOTAM- AU PAIRS- European CLEANING $50+ YOUR HOUSECLEANING- 5 »fcwt2e 762-7106 9O8-832-2122. Amps, Tuba radios, * All puppies are A.K.C. child care alternative, OWN PERSONEL MAID, yrs. experience Own GRAHAM FLOOR SERV Lionel Trains, any cond. registered and aeleded axp. live-in help, legal t GH-OICE MEI House, Apt. Condo, transportation. Good Sanding, relmishirig & - Oraco Or/ ONLANOO, Fl • day*, S0S-S9S 46S8 12 mot; non-pron org., Office. Bi/ weekly, mthly, Rets, aoe-sto-7134 staining. Free esl Fully »• cond MO 2W-3711 for bread conformity and 4619-AehiNDev Care under $200/wk. avg. yearly, occ. seasonal, 7 nights Hot** May, (450. CASH FOR IBM A MAC tempsramant. HOUSECLEANING- De- ins. (201) 672-S027 Kanmore ISO Must be uaad before Local Coordinator: Marcy and special projects, call Beeper: 201 565-8385 software, CD, game*, Can 908-308-3934 241-0206 pendable, reasonable rieevy duty 704-9671 12fts »Qt661 primers, computers, sos- * Puppies ar* socialized rates, own transp. Mon.- MOSES COURIERS PRESSURE CLSANERS- 424-2032 in open cases...no glata CARE OtVER- Mom of 2 CLEANING LADIES- Sat. Refs. 7B9BB01 We deliver all sizes walls herell This Insure* will provide Fun, swim- We have our transporta- throughout NJ., NY.. PSI- Electric 1780-1199, COINS WANTED- Pay proper development for a ming, snacks, TLC, in my Kitchen Cabinet* ia* 2000-S399, 3000- tap awteeal Paper 4196 Iweama Ta» tion, Good rot. 5 yrs. exp. Cleaned- Dull, sticky, CT. 4 PA anyiimB, any- evvsf,, cornplei* ready to happy, well adjusted, lov- Brldgewater home. 908- v.m.'i call Kellen 908-353-6362 where, anyday Call money, foreign, stamps, ing ptt. 411*> 685-9594. nicked, scratched 4 worn ua*-factory recon. MEW scrap gold, old Jewelry A NANNV.I CLEANING- European sreas repaired. Kitchen J.A. 1-201-674-4973 WARRANTY-tufl «na cat. starling, Estates and Col- * Famous Shake-A-Paw 4189) - kteuranee CHILD CARE woman doe* excellent Tune-up 908-755-1977. OIL TANKS removed or log 24 lections. 906-7S2-0S40. 414*- In my Somervllle home, job. Call Danula: sand filled NJ state AMERICA sine* 1972 1 Lifetime Health Guaran- IN HOME CHILD CARE POUSH WOMAN Ra*b Coin, 4 Bloomfield tee Include* complimsn- 41M- yeara of experience, S09-394-9029 Will clean your house approved Free quotes 900-464-WASH (8274) Ave., Flemlngton. iry veterinary and free 41TS- fenced In yard, 725-8766. Live In/LIvs Out K.G.C Inc 666-0480 419* • Party • El*e»• Part Time/Full Time Reference, low prices REPRIQEHATOM- (ISO, DRUMS- Full set Cym- lecal examination and CHILD CARE- Do you Also Summers 908-685-3069 P6VCHIC CONTACT/ Wither $1S0, Dryer bal* or Ind. drum* and lifetime obedience train- need qualified, screened Advertise NADEJ— Headings avail MAM UU (ISO, Olaaa Dlaplay He- ing. 411* • Pre«e<»iewal Call 908-754-9090 or PROFESSIONAL ttanda, any cond. Pleas* Insured care for your pre- 201 -593-9090 in the Classified! CLEANING Every room by appointment or phone frlg. (400, A/C (SO call Pat*. 908-665-2295 cious child? Only Mon- In your home cleaned & 996-6143. 800-776-7256. Everything you naad to (90^)885-8038. Bring the whole family. day Morning Inc. has Itl LOVING MOM- will take sanitized the way you de- •tart your own buelnee*. OUNI, SWORDS, 14 Route 22 West, Somerset Cty 526-4884 care of your child In her RUBBISH REMOVAL SHEDS, GAZEBO*, KNIVES, MIUTAHIA-NJ CLEANING- Office ft sire. Hardwood floors & Quick, Honest, and Dryer » hydnXle chain, PLAVSETS A outdoor Gresnbrook, NJ 06812 Middlesex Cty 253-9595 ~isc. home. Full time or Residential. Profession- carpets cleaned or vacu- tacM MM*. cart«, office • Fad. lie. Top cssh (SO yards west of Rock Hunterdon, 7884838 after school, 463-3090 ally cleaned. umed throughout. Afford- Reasonable equipment, waihar/dryer furniture. MS-M6-31S3 paid. House calla made. NO BOOKS, Call (201) 673-1489 or Ave.f PISCATAWAY MOM Kathy 906-5604626 able dally & weekly rates. etc. CIO) 850-ttMt, STEEL SUILOINQS- Bart 821-4949 908-968-2522 NO LESSON PLANS- CHILD CARE— Eip'd. Catl KLEEN KING for beeper (201) 698-1307. Compastlonste hands loving care In my Pitcat- bus. area) will care CLEANING- tellable WOOD CMW8 Some bl*ml*had panels. HIGH PRICES PAID— for Mon-SatH-9, Sun 11-6 away home. Flex. hra. or your child In my free est. 908-271-0095. SATELLITE TV postcard*, sheet music, on training, everything husband/wile team for TV Asia & 174 other Immediate delivery 1 • 40X20112' ill from turning on the Dependable. Meala home. Exp/refs. 572-3149 office and new construc- PROFESSIONAL house, Schmlede Traa Expert • 5,380 will aell lor old toys, baseball Kama, 90B-9M-34M tion. Call Linda 231-1663 avail channels. Small • 1,960. Alto, 1 -40X57- camera*, military, TV'*, Advertise computer to complex WEE PEOPLE SCHOOL apt. & olfice cleaning 18dish AMordabio; Co. 322+101 soltwars applications Bound Brook— 21/2-8- Over 10 yrs. exp. rels on •4785. Opan ends, guar- Worlds Fair, fountain in the Classified! CHILD CARE- In my DON'S SQUEAKY next day service. AIR CONDITIONERt- anteed complate parti pans. Call 272-5777. Call 906-764-6842 Plscat. home, day / night, ummer. 21/24-Fall. req. Call liens (201) 661-2956 CLEAN WINDOW 908-687-0046 14) Frldgaire • Weatlng- 1 •600-282-0111 TYPING. AND RESUME arti/craftt, all meala Incl. Flex, schedules. Call CLEANING, Free Est., HUMMELS WANTED Inf/todd. 572-2097 •06-469-7029 houte. Good cond. STORAGE SHED KIT- t$S Cash Cash Cash f (( SERVICE- technical Fully Ins, Bus. & Restd.. SUZV'S DOMESTICS- Beautltul/Strortg Design. JOSO documentation, manu- 908-572-2177 Honest & reliable. Very Best Prices/Collectons scripts, labels, computer CHILD CARE- In my thorough. 1st cleaning BEAT THE SUMMER • XIr Qulck/etsy ai- Call Kathy 908-704-3477 Plscataway home. 3 yrs. 4090 EXPERIENCED aembly. 20 yaara War- disk. etc. No |ob to big o- CHMvWruj Sewkws HOUSE CLEANING 50% Off 908-916-8623. HEAT- 2 Mr Condition- ranty. 1 Yair Free Trial OLD OUM CARDS- to email-laser printer. axp. Call 7pm.10pm SQUIRREL t RACCOON ers, 1175 each. Kanmora NEW EQUISHAHE/ (908) 752-3920. Bedminster/Bridgewater THE MOST IMPORTANT Removal. Immediate & •995 Plut (60 Delivery. Comlci, monatar Alice 908-3594638 area. (90B) 996-2412. gaa grill. I7S. 4 yard FREE Brochure. Call 1- mag*.,and modal*, older PONVSHARE CHAPTER CLEANING-HOMES NUMBER YOU'LL HAVE humane. Serving Mid- loungee S15 aa. Call 908- 717-656-1653 toys, coin*, W W II aluff, Now opening In Bedmlrv DID YOU CHILD CARE- in my /APTS /CONDOS/LOW HOME S OFFICE Is 908-526-6113. dlesex & Somerset Ctys 356-4714 laava menage star. Call find out about KNOW... So.Plalnfleld home, refer- RATES *40 + Prot.quality Cleener By far J. F. Pest Control etc. 968-3886 ences aval). Fenced yard. CLEANING- Exp. •EAUTY SALON EQUIP SUBSCRIBE TO CANA. the Sensible Alternative that an ad In thl* local svc. supp. incl. exc. refs, Reliable, Trustworthy WILL CLEAN YOUR 24 hr. Service DA'S- largtat lottery - OPENING JUNE 1STH to Horst Ownership for paper alto goat Into 22 908-5814319 reliable 754-2574 Carol person, reasonable rates. 908-937-9394 MCNT— 3 wat unHa with VILLAOE ANTIQUE Junior or senior rldera. other local papers? HOUSE apt, condo, of- Belvedere ilnka ft flow- Lotto 6/49 Jackpot's at CHILD CARE- Quality 756-3957 fice etc the way you TOMS LAWN MOWER high a* (19,000,000 tax CENTERS 1-800-522-SHAR Reach over 380,000 c»re provided In my So lamp faucatt. 4 dryara -ml Showcstss and floor readers with one calll HOUSE CLEANING would If you had the Service.—All makes & cMi, 3 all purpou atyl- free, tump turn, call toll Shannon HIH Stable* Plalnfleld home. CPR lime. Reasonable prices models,Weedeaiers Trim- frea 1-600-780-4649 space still avallabla. 1-600-6I9-9496 certified. 561-7168 Exp. and Refs. Insured/ inff ohalra, antique ehow- 6,000 so.ft. facility, Riding Lessons/Worse Bonded. Somerset Coun- weekly, bi-weekly month- mers. ChainSaws. Free cata, ate. Qood cond. THE ORIOIONAL PRO- completely ranovalad, Boarding. Liberty Comer CHILDCARE - in my ly. Frea Est. 764-0610 ly, Somerset & Middlesex est.P/U,delivery 699-0326 LOW price*. wx-234-oioe FORM CROSS WALKER Area. 2 Indoor Arena*. area. Call Qlenla 906- ac, w/w carpeting, Middle*** home, full ULTIMATE CLEANING HOUSE CLEANING- 321-5419. •OWHUHTINO EOUIP- Llka naw, hardly utad. (25000rVr advertising Beginner Lessons thru time Mon.-Fri., Infant* or 7 days per week. Very Orlglonalty $700. Asking Advanced. Halt Mile experience & good 4175 MEMT- Bowhuniara dis- budget. Dealers Special track. Ample turnout A toddlers- (908)356-0761. low rates. Free esti- references. Moving Services count warehouse. Amarl •500. 908-560-7589 Introductory rates (I you mates. 908-429-8682 4090 sign up before June 15 trails. OualKy Car* tor A UNIQUE IN CHILDCARE- AuPatr- 908-725-0921 ca'a laraeat archery sup- THOMAS RCOISTORS all Rldera A Horses HOME DAVCARE Care cultural exchange CHILDCARE— Mother of MMftfiCara plier atocM ovar BOOO Call Michael Crlngoll HOUSECLEANER PALMIERI MOVERS ; DIRECTORIES- 1995 908-526-7920 alike. S06-604-4S17, LITTLE PEOPLES PLAY- Legal, experienced Euro- 2 to care for yours. All bowhunUng Hems at 20* Edition, (250/BO. atk for Cindy. HOUSE. CERTIFIED PRE- pean aupalrs. Affordable can enjoy fun for all sea- Good experience and "Absolute" lowest prices , 40% off retail. Call 1-600- 909-759-5595 SCHOOL TEACHER, ilve-tn chlldcare, govern- sons. Reasonable rates. good referrals. Call on all "small" or "large" , 73S-2S97 for traa 100 Cynthia 908-553-O67. movesi 1 piece items, **USED* + 3O00 FENCED IN YARD. PRE- ment-apporved, local co- Call 561-9326 paga catalog. 3070 SCHOOL SETTING. FULL ordinators. Call 215-492- AFFOROABLE HEALTH pianos, Apts., homes & • OFFICE FURNITURE PETS AND 1391, 5164964176 or CLEAN HOUSES- expe- HOUSECLEANING small offices. Lic#00550 ' •HEAD MACHINE OtftevftBts AND PART TIME SO. Honest, Reliable, very INSURANCE Daakt, fllaa, chalrt, ate. LIVESTOCK PLFD/PISC. CALL JUDY 600-4-AUPAIR rienced, good service Nai'l. Asioc, Low Affordable Professionals Walbilt, Ilka rtaw, rarely 782-4221; avet 782-5057. and good prices, refer- thorough. First Cleaning 908-356 24S4 uaad. Automatic letting! OR MARION 908-757- premiums, Group rates, FREEI QREEN 0643, 769-3657 CHRISTIAN IN-HOME ences, 725-92B7 50% Off. 908-246-0854 Group protection, Including programmable WATERBEDS WHOLE- 3010 • Blrda IGUANA- 1 yr. old, SERVICE- Houra 7am- llmar. Bakw fresh bread SALE— Quean Softtlde 3020 • Cats looking for a new home. ABLE TO CARE- fo 6pm. For additional Info Premium returns. Dental In 2 hra. 15 mint. Also, waterbeds $299 Wave- 3030-1 900-753-2447 Infanta or toddlers In my call 906-469.7861 & Vision 90B-C51-6106. ownar'a manual e, less Mattreasea Irom 3040 • Fll Plscataway home. Go to This Information Is 4130 cookbooka. Orlg. prlca $44.95. Lowest prices in 3050 • Mora** work w/ peace of mind. GREAT RESULTS Intended only a> a America £r 6 FREE 306O • Livestock summary. It doet not Party A (ISO, will tacrlflca 175. 356-2582 Ads In Classified 908-469-3230 COLOR CATALOG *• 3070 • Other Pel* McptMbtm Ms slate all of the policy Entertainment Call toll free 3080-Adaptable Pet* ALOT OF FUN- and TLC don't cost — terms and conditions, Services CARRIER AIR CONDI- 1-800-494-7533 3090 - Bearding, for your child In my Pla- nor the limitations and TIONER- 14,7000 btu'a, Training A Grooming FREE KITTENS cataway home. Call They pay! exclusions. Underwritten 226 amp*. Syra old, 3100 • Mleeetlaneou* Male and Female, all 908-2714748 by the MegaLlfe and BIRTHDAY PARTIES- •200. 991-0592 21430 Supplies S Service* colors. (90C) 752-2235. Health Insurance Wagic show & balloon Offlce Fkamftur* EF AU PAIR Company. animals. Call Constan- DMKTICtt- Fra* aup- GIVE SOMEONE A tino. 606-7743. il Or llttla to no coat 3010 SMILE- Somerset Re- EUROPEAN UVE-IN CHILD CARE HOME HEALTH CARE Ihoaa who quality live In/out, reduced CELEBRATIONS UNLIM- r gional Animal Shatter hat Carefully screened, professionally trained, English- Medicare/Insurance WOODEN DESKS (3) puppies, kitten*, dogt rates. Call CAREQIVERS ITED DJ»- We get ev- billed dlract lor taat and cat*. Adoption rea- speaking, legal visas. Experience the benefits of in- 201-543-9533 eryone involved) Best atrip*. Inaulln, Giucom- 6 chalra; Bookcase. tercultural enJWcarel Avg. $199 per wk. For more prices. 90B-2B7-4660 Very Reasonable BABY PARROTS- Ma- sonable. Missing a pet? Information call: atara * mora. Satlsfac- Call 900-7254013 caws, cockatoo*, ams- Call 725-0308. Phone: 4110 I CAN DRAW llon Quararrtaadl Liberty zons, greys, Eclectus. KITTENS- 4 adorable Michelle W*)man, 908-272-7873 Instruction/ ANYTHING! Portraits, Madlcal Supply 1-800- Hand raised by parrot character sketches for 7es-ao2e. Mention behavloriat. Imprinted healthy kitten* need a Marianne DeNlchoias, 908-750-4282 Education aim good homes ASAP. Tarry Tralnor, 906-709-0189 1-800-559-9495 parties. Reasonable #2001. with love. Alice. 3594638 rates. 908-548-0548. Wants* to Buy 908-2314994 Qov'l dlagnated, non-profit program DID YOU DIANE GALVACKY TRANSFER OLD Pianist-Teacher KNOW... •1000-110,000 paid tor 3030 MEMORIES from 8MM that an ad In Ihla local antique oriental ruga. Dot* Lessons m my home camera Into modern paper alto goaa Into 2, Jamee Proctor 908-545- locally. Video. Also Weddings. other local paper* 4868, 1 -800-359-7647. 90B-699-0636 Parlies, A New Ideas. Reach ovar 380,001 ADOPTION DAY- Sun. DRUM LESSONS— In 908-757-8990 reader* with one calll A BUYER OF ALL 6/25; 11-3pm. Somerset your home. Experienced 1-M0-SBI-9499 LIONEL A Flyer train*. Vet Group, 1074 Rt. 22 ITS TIME FO professional teacher. Call Hobbyist pays top dollart E., dogs, cats, puppies, Alan764-065B Any condition, age, or kittens. 908-424-2006. 4210 quantity, 908-271-5124 H.S. TUTORING— Math Professional DOG ADOPTION courses: Alge.-Cal. Eves. ALL LIONEL, IVES, Sat. 6/24, 11am-3pm. Pet Reasonable ratea. Call Services GOOD HATSI Night of AMERICAN FLYER — Food Giant. Route 22 E, after 6PM. 908-369-0077. Rock Muile. Advanced and Other toy trains. Col- Union. Beagle, shepherd, ALL POINTS EXTERMI- tickets CRYANS, lector pay* highest pric- many moral Tomper- PHYLLIS L. BARMAK NATORS- Complete Metwchen, Mon. July 3. es. Call 1400-464-4671 nment tested. vet Piano teacher. Eastman Pest Control Servicos. 906-549-2040; 4224340. or 201-635-2058 checked. (201) 3764367 School of Music, Boston Termite Inspection, treat- GAR Univ. Wagner College. ment and repairs. 73B- Music director and pia-9184 visa/me. nist for several Cranlord Place Your $17 Drama'ic Club produc- ATTENTION tions. 908-276-7029 ATTORNEYS Roal Estate Closings, Complete PIANO LESSONS- In preparation, Hal toe Garage Sale Ad your home. Branchburg. $150. Word Processing Bridgowater, Hlllsbor- services also avail, call ough Call 369-4937. 908-686-7016 and Receive PIANO LESSONS— In EXTERMINATOR your home by experi- AM state Post Control enced teacher. Dogroe Comm/Ros Service. The from Westminster Choir professional & Inexpen- • FREE Signs College. Frea introductry sive answer to all your lesson. Call 686-6077 pest problems Call SPANISH- Tutoring, 1-800-760-0445 • Rain Date Guarantee conversatlon by Nativo JOHN'S MOVING SER- Certified Spanish teach VICE— Established since er. Reas. rates. Call after 1983, lully lie and In BBa^ 8PM, 908-518-0894 sured PM 00295. 201 Mail With Check or Money Order To: SUMMER TUTORIAL 743-0123 or Booper SERVICE 201-2B1-61OB Classifieds Forbes Newspapers P.O. Box 699, Somerville, NJ 08876 Grada school math, alg JOROON FLOORS- E« ATTRACT READERS!! 1 &. 2, cole. 1. and H,S pert fir. sanding & refin chem. (908)429-0949 *3 waxing. Ovor 40 yrs. Gxp A Swain's Swim Lessons 906-901-1556 Mon-'Snt GETRESPONSE«! 1 to 1 instruction. Infants LOOKING FOR A PHO- to aduits. Warm wotor. TOGRAPHER? For doir.ri 908-782-7194 your Wedding or Family Group Photos. Call TUTORING: Roading, Charles Moore III, math In yr, homo. 10 yrs 908-234-1235 public school oxp 1-600-371-5795 ASK FOR AD Cort K-B 8. H.S. Mnlh;MA dogroo. Call 272-5315 PROFESSIONAL MAKE UP ARTIST— avallabla VIOLIN LESSONS ENHANCERS IN Expor.. ndvancod do- for anv occassion groed toacnor. Rons. 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A Guide To Locol Professionals Servicing Your Needs For 4030 - Carpentry • 4130 - Landscaping t. 4070 - Electrical Tree Cor* 4075 - Gutter* 4160-Masonry 1 4080- Handyman Services 4180- Painting 4085 - HauKng 8, Clean Up 4200 - Plumbing • 4100 - Home Improvement Heating & Coding ' 4125 - Interior Decorating 4220 - Roofing MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME ' 4127-Kitchens 4230 - Wollpaparing 41*9 •MM CUSTOM Tr— PAINTINO THE DECORATING e Paper hanging ODD JOBS ft GENERAL CERAMIC TILE * REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, REMODELING? STORES * Restoration MAHSLE CONTRACTOR A R LANSCAPtNQ- CERTIFIES TECHNICIAN' brush cleared A re- •fr 11 yrs. experience, long • Carpentry At Terminal Mill End ANOSCAPMM PAVHN moved. Expert Int/ext. e Drywall Stares Quallty work, Reasonable Area* finest and most uality work on ALVAREZ PAVING lasting quality work. Fully CONCRETE 10 year* prices. Weekly malnt. carpentry, painting, re- Specializing In Seal Ins., tree estmates, ref's. e Ceramic Tiling .lip Covers, Drapes, •xp./Fully insured. Old reasonably priced **r rands of central placement windows a Custom Cushioning, rotolllllng, mulching, vie*. Neat professional o extra charge coating, patching, and Jetwi PeNleela, Jr. • Painting fashioned friendly planting, trimming, decks. Tree work, log repavlni free est. e Paper Hanging Reupholstsrlng, Vinyl service. Senior Citizen work guaranteed In evening or weekend ser;. •M-232-73U stone*, chipper ser. de- ice. 908-906-9193 £• splitting, gutter* cleaned. 908-672- i94 Master workmanship Blinds. Free shop at Discount. Free liveries. In*. 526-1240 writing. 'ice. www-»i—« if No lob too small. Why CONSTRUCTION- Add. guaranteed In writing. home 1T90B-6B8-9416 Estimates. 272-6098 Call Mark 758-6*37. break your back? It you A * H IMPROVEMENT decks, sidings, windows, Lowest price* around. T ft T TREE EXPERTS CUSTOM PAINTHM a«4l EMERGENCE don't sea It, ask. Call u* Ext./Int. painting, addi- drs. Fully ln*d. call lor Call Mark 752-8837. DON'S TREE ft A Complete Tree today lor • FREE esti- tions, remodeling, gut- free ml. 908 248-9055 4127 SCAPC SERVWE- total WALLPAPERING- Int. ft and Shrub Service ext. Remodeling of bath* SERVICE | mate. Our 21st year. ters, siding, windows, RENOVATIONS- We do tr*e ft landscape care. i, ft drain cleaning 4030 deck*, patios, dormers, CUSTOM DECKS- W* It all Kitchens, Baths, i«% MeeatMl to all and kitchens. Deck* In- Free eat. Fully Ins. 233- Sr. CHiiens ft new Cust. water heaters, Oa* Be* •at-ssi* bas*m*nts, kitchen* ft now u*e supreme deck- Decks, best price, call 6816 Best prlcee In town. stalled. FREE ESTI- Ing,$8.50 ft up. Bsmts, A.W. CONSTRUCnON- 7S3-MM ** aes-rm MATES. Call Tom, 755- ra, Bathreeme. A|] ... PAINTING ••• bathroom*. For fr«* e«t. Mike 908-561-6030 Fully In* Ft** Est. lumbing rspairr _ % INTERIOR * EXTERIOR call 8OB-4M-1O60 additions, Kit*. Fully in*., Custom kitchens,add- Q. MURPHY TREE SRVC •541, eOO-300-8541. 4Q3Q- free sat. River Contract- SIDING 1 yrs. Tvtett&M rnfflVsMWH Deck and Fence Bieach- itions, bths, Free building rHERO LANDSCAP- INTERIOR/EKTERIOR 4070 • ABLE DECKS Ing. 908-238-1294^ Low priced. Call for an plan* and design. Fres ft sluMummp removal. Quality WMsamTMl 407* - Gutter* Ing, Staining and ING— Lawn and properly Free Eat. fully insured. In ptumMwg Uc. NiMwfcer Waterproofing. Orivewsy SERVICES- Custom appointment and free es- **t. call 908-672-4797 work at low rat*sl Fully enhancing, cleanup*, 4JBM • Handyman decks, designed ft build, DRIVEWAYS- Parking timate (908) 752-3920. injured ft free estimate*. business sine* 1969. all STOT Caw esS-TS*-»T—$ 40M - Hauling sealing, odd job* stone,wkly malnl,etc. -Reasonable & Reliable- over 20yrs exp free est. lota. Black topped, KITCHEN REMODEL IN 463-TREE/245-6423, work guar. 908-368-2724 4 Clean up stoned, sealed. DA. SIERRA CONSTRUC- YOUR FUTURE— Avoid Rest, rates call 636-6175 GENERAL CONDITION" 4100-Home • Call Pel*. 317—4« • fully Ins. 908-721-1663 HUNT PAVING 722-1882 TION- Additions, Reno- MA LANDSCAPING and KRAFTWORK- Paper- ING- 24 hr. service false starts, time and ing, Painting, Free Est. Improvement ABHA-CADABRA vations, Window* and exp. Stock lo custom Lawn Malnl. fully Ins, free Heating, Air Condition 4121 - Interior NOME IMPROVEMENTS DECKS UNLIMITED- Door Installations. Roof- esl, commerclsl/resioen- Reliable, and Reason- Refrigeration, Plumb* cabinrtry. In home free DID YOU able. Call 908-386-0697 Deceretlng ADDITIONS ft CARPEN- Custom deck building. ing, Siding, Deck*. Re*,/ est. Contractor calls wel- tlal 90S-22O-V772 KNOW .. . Since I9i7, can MM* 4127 • Kitchen* TRY— roofing, dormers, Free gas grill wiIfth Comm. Fully Ins. and Uc. 1174 *t come. Kitchens By LANDSCAPING This Mills ad can b* read OSCAR GENERAL 4130 - Landscaping kit. design. Sheelrock, purchase of deck call 908-381 -0731 Design. 908-806-4450, by more than 380,000 980-889-5709 Shrub/Tree PlantlM PAINTINO- Exterior only, J ft M SEWER ft NEAtJ * Tree Car* design help. Good pric- eiders in 17 publica- fre* esl. fully Ins. good INO, INC.- A lamily el es, Ins., 908-757-8911. SMITH HOME IM- Mulch Bed*, Insured 41*0 - Masonry DID YOU PROVEMENT- Roofing, tions throughout Somer- rets 908-522-6276 your plumbing drafta 4171 • Moving MMMM-rTOi set, Middlesex and Union ADAM'S ASPHAULT KNOW... Siding, Window*, Kit, Advertis* need*. 24 hr. 7 day •*£ 41M • Painting LAWN CARE- Mowing, ountias? It caught your PAINTING S40 PER DONATtLLO'S- All PAVINQ— Driveways, that an ad In this local Bths, Bsmt, fully Insured. In lha Classified! vice. No extra charge f* 4300 • Plumbing, rubbish removal. Appli- paper also goes Into 22 Sr. Cltz. Disc, call John Thatching, Seeding. Fer- attention, didn't It? ROOM- Min 3 rms. Your nights, week end* or hol- parking lots, all areas, ft paints. Immediate est. 16 Heating A Cooling ance*. Furniture. Mood. Sealer 908-548-5225 oiner local papers? 908-968-4186 tilizing, shrub Trimming Call YOUR ad In today! iday*. Serving Somerset 4220 - Roofing Metal. Vards. Garages. Reach over 380,000 ft Installation. Spring 1-800-W9-9498 yrs exp. 964-2461. Middles** ft Onion Coun- 422S - Seasonal Cellars, same day ssr- ADDITIONS reader* with one calll SPACKUNO 4130 Clean-Up. We'll Baal We Gel Pesultsl ties. 1-800-674-7376 1 If. Patches to Additions, PAINTING BY DUNRITE Services vlc*. senior cite, disc, no 1-aoo-ist-MM Any VaJMPrtcel Interior • Exterior aarvlce. When II over- 4230 • Wallpapering A ALTERATIONS Richard Hoffman Jeff »0S-78»4)T4t appointment needed. DOUGHERTY PAV1NG- Pwrwash • Insured flow*, call the proa. c 423* - Window* 201-341-2123 •Kitchen* •Bathrooms 908-526-8685. As phal t paving, * * * * * Call 757-1136 MIKE OIEHANSry •Basemtnti •Decks STEVE BUHLEN AFFORDABILITY WITH 1-2-3 CLEAN UPS We driveways ft parking lots, LAWN CUTTING PAINTING PLUMBING AND MEAJ- OLD WORLD QUAUTY- •Ceramic Tile •ETC. Belgium block ft railroad CONSTRUCTION NATURALLY GREEN Reasonable rate* take anything »110 truck- Competitive prlcea Interior ft Exterior INO- Repair* and ' Oscks, renov., addlton*. load. Includes dumping ties, all type* of Re»tdental/Cornm*rclal LANDSCAPING 908-722-5692, 369-3162 Resl./Comm'l. lie. I Fully ins'd • Free stti Quality work at competi- Wallpapering Fully Int. John Faugno a loading. Mldrano Bros. excavation. Fully Insured. B08-S48-3M8 fully ins. (201) 872-4740 FOR DEPENDABLE, tive rates. We do It ALL Cleanups a. lawn malnt. * • • * * 008574-aeie All work guaranteed. WINDOW REPAIR HIGH QUALITY WORK, 25 year* experience. from basement to roof, 908-752-2423 Ads in Classified ALL ASPECTS- Interior, Puttying, Broken Glass OIL TANKS C 1-A SNT MAINT.CIeanup •RAY LAEYT-M7-t*33- 908-581-6452. Office Interiors. Fully In- Exterior Home Repair, ol all types of debris. sured. R*f*r*ncea avail- don't cosf — repairs Caulking ft Sandfllled or Removed^ Gutten, Siding, Doors, AFFORDABLE DOZER, PINE ORADE able. 908-968-7042 A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT Washing. Fully Ins., Free Rei/ Contractors.Big/ They pay! est. 27 yrs. exp. 908-272-0646^ Windows, Kitchens, etc. small. Will remove any- HOME REMODELING EXPERT- drainage Quality masonry ser- Int. Dan 90B-96B-C876. Bsth, basement, deck*, TOP SOIL- fill dirt, MENLO LAWN SER- vices. Free estimate. Ref- Boe Steinman PLUMBING ft HCATtNO thlngl Free *st. 789-2335 problem*, driveways, VICE- Weekly mainte- custom 111* Installation, clearings, fully In*, no backhoe ft loader service erence*. Insured. 40 yrs. ft Low rates. Good Mrvida. ALL PHASE! OF HOME A 1 CLEAN UPS- wallpapering and int. ft lob too imill. Demolition. nance, free esl. Best a family business. Every Drain cleaning. Free ••- REPAIR Interior/exterior, Rat*. 908-494-6332 Resd.B. comm. $119 •xt. painting. Free Est. 908-359-1943 908-356-6304 |ob a specialty. 968-5230 PAINTING mates. License #101 tt. windows, doors, bath- truck load, dumping A Call Tom S08-755-6541 SCHMIEDE Call John MS-8S34 ' rooms, painting, etc. Call or 1-800-300-6541 DRAFTING. SERVICES- WASH YOUR HOUSE EXPERT MASONRY- WALLPAPERING loading inc. Call 908-499- TODAY- Alum., vinyl, Int/Ext. 10 yrs. exper. John 908-764-8827 9S13 Archltectural and Interior Step*, sldewslks. brick PLUMBINO-IIC. Sd>7 AMI CONSTRUCTION- designs, construction wood. Affordable quality TREE EXPERT CO. paver*. No lob too Services guaranteed NO JOB TOO SMALL, LANDSCAPE LAWN ALL TYPES OF CLEAN- Sldlng, Roofing, Win- document* ft space work. 232-7466. Small! I 752-7BB5. Reasonable Rates FREE EST. CALL 8«> SERVICE- Spring dows. 15 yrs. exp. Res./ LAWN CARE- At rates • Trimming 9O8-234-9070 UPS- Small/large. planning lor addition*/ WINDOWS- Vinyl 548-1270 5_ Clean-up, mulching, Homes, yards, A offices. Comm. 1-800-993-4925 renovations, building- you can'i pas* upl Let us PRANK DITARANTO planting. II you need a Replacementa Instilled. do your yard work. Lawn, • Repairs Maaonary Specialist PAINTING- Let a RALPH MARINA ij Over 30 yrs sup. 908-226- perm 11 /f 111 n g. Dbi-hung Insulated glass. woman do your painting. quality avc * great price, 0892. ALL CONCRETE Oliver (908) 873-0394. shrub, hedge trimming ft e Removal Specializing in all aspect PLUMBINO , * call US. 908-832-6344 WORK-Call Victor $165. 908-359-5674 more. 908-469-0355. ol masonary work. 40yrs Neat, claan quality work, HEATING COOLINGv- CLEAN UP A HAULING 355-1465 and beeper Modern Equipment exp. In*. 908-287-8391 insured. Free estimate*. Water heater, oil ft/ oka A-Z HOME IMPROVE- Call Maryann 560-9235. All types. Roofing debris 908-965-8400 DRIVEWAY * MR. DO-RIGHT * * Slate Certified boiler repair ft ' ; removal. Large/small MENTS— Roofing ft Installation. Resi./Conwi. 4070 AMBER MAINTENANCE Selling? Renting? painting, attic, cellar, ImmrtllntoSprvIco PANTHER PAINTING Jobs. Rets. 968-783B Moving? Call m* Tor all Insured For VQUI Protection staining, powsrwashing, Complete Bth.Rm. > BectffcW CONTRACTOR Specializing in: arage clean out*. renovations. N.J. Plun*. CLEAN UP A REMOVAL Bathrooms, Basements, your work, exp. painter, ous* window, gutter rsmodlng ft repairs Ins, •Patching •Resurfacing spackuler. Tile, porch ft tree est. rets 968-3388 Uc. # 10003. Emrg. '••, All types. Also, small to Porches, Custom Decks, cleaning. Repairs. Service 906-686-897* •> medium sized moving Attics, Kitchens, Doors •Seal Coating screen repair, Storm dr.s 609-989-9203 233TREE MASON jobs. Reliable, free esti- and Window*, Sun 30% off wtth this ad Installed/ Master of the CONTRACTORS PAUL A MILLAR mates. 560-8202 Rooms, Additions. Out- 1-800-527-1912 small )0b' 908-968-7540 AMERICAN TREE CO. PAINTINO ELECTRICAL WORK door playsets. Sheds, On* call do** it sill DEAN KOEP AND SON Residential & CLEAN UP- Attics, Landscape ties. DRIVEWAYS/SEAL PATERNO PAYING Fully insured. LAWNCARE- Mowing, Steps, walkways, patioa, INT/EXT, wallpape 4320 Commercial specialist, Bsmnt.s, & yards. Free Gazebos. 808-851-0288 COATING, Railroad ties, Driveway*, all types 908-237-9658 Clean-up*, Thatching, concrete, paver*. All pwr.wah. Reasonable recess Mies, tans, svc. estimates. Call Rudy at parking lots, Stoning, curbing, concretes, ft Trim Shrubs. Owner Op- masonary work. New or ratea Meticulous ft fully 908-722-6916 ARROW PAVING Over 30 yrs axpl. All Sidewalk*. 90B-24S-6162 ARMSTRONG erated Reliable 755-8429 repair. 30 year*, Ins. FREE EST, R*t avail. changes, A/C lines, no LANDSCAPING Job too small, quick re- Driveways in Asphalt or work guaranteed. Sam* location. Free sst. 908-369-0175 CLEANUP * LIGHT 908-968-0862 PLAZA FENCE Interlocking brick M ft A TREE SERVICE Call Dean 7S7-7421. sponse, free estimates. concrete. Masonry work: custom wood, chain link. PRO PAINTING AND HAULING- ol all types. sidewalks, patios, steps pavers, driveways, patioa A cut above In* basil 603-9316. He # 10262. Free estimates. Insured, '•• ft comm. Free Est. and sidewalk*, retaining With prices below the WALLPAPERING- We & belglum block. Full ins. DRIVEWAYS- Paving, MASON ALVAREZ ROO'INO- ALK ELECTRIC- resld., Low rates. We work Free est. 906-819-9734. eoncrets, Belgium block, 369-2261 or 464-2089 walls, new lawns, sod or rest, Free est./Fulty Ins. will beat any pries, cal weekends. Call Tony seed, lawn renovations, CONTRACTORS mike 908-561-8030 Speclallilng In flat roots, comm. & Indus!., avail. RR Ties. 908-271-3393. PRECISION TILE SET- 24 hr. emergency days, weekends nights, 908781-0400 BATH REMODELING in ground pools taken service, 908-789-0752 Specializing In atl type* ft new roof*, All werk Expert Floors CO.— TERS- Quality ft experi- out and filled In, tight PROFESSIONAL FREE ESTI Fully Ins., John Moskal ence I* the trademark of of masonry: Brick work, PAINTER guaranteed. Special offer DELTA HOME Call 889-0896. Instl. sanding, finishing, back hoe digging, MAIN-TANE LAWN ft block work, concrete, 190. per !eak. Call today reasonable rates, Lie. all our installations. Full Indoor Palnllng- Many J 9732, »0B-7SS-4030 IMPROVEMENT- No Repairs pickling and custom drainage pipe*, and YARD CARE— Your for free est. 672-8984 staining, fully Ins. free reconstruction of kttch- complete lawn company. etc. Fully Insured. Free yrs. of expei. Plsase cat job to small. We clean CERAMIC TILE* stump grinding, estimates. ASPEN ELECTRIC- AM est. European Craftsmen- i, basement* ft bath- Call Joe 685-5323 Reasonable rates, fully B0a-9M-4140 ANTHONY OUILIANO attics, bsmnt*. etc. We rooms. Fully Ins. Mike residential needs: house deliver top soil and BATHROOM •hip , family ownned and Ins. Satisfaction guaran- NO JOB CONTRACTING 1NC- 874-7606 SMOOTH FINISH Rooflng specialist, free fans, smoke detectors, gravel. Rea». Rates. REMODELING operated *lnc* 1968. call A+ LANDSCAPER- teed. Call for free est, Painting Svc, Horn**, of- Complete lobi start at 201-378-6858 or 1-800- 908-359-6858 TOO SMALL esl. fully lns.For over 20 lighting, telephones, etc. 908-293-0965 RELIABLE RENOVA- Lawns cut, fertilized, and fices, interior/exterior. $t995; Qual. workmnshlp 40-XPERT. seeded. Spring clesn up, yrs ot reliable senrfce. Quick response. Lie. Bpr 908-314-4063 TIONS MARIO'S Landscaping 908-526-3500 fully In*. 3 rm special any #7534. Call 356-3041; •fiordbie prices I also do roto tilling and power 271-0629 i EXPRESS ROOFING- Windows, Doors, Decks, Lawn maintenance and MASON FOR HIRE- size/any color (399. Pre- 873-0137. or 704-8970 other horns repairs Free washing. Call now lor cls* workmanship PICK UP est, rets, Bob 548-6945 Speciallz* in all types of Siding. Kitchens, Bath- rototllllng. Exp. brick block and CAPICC CONST— Hoof- COONEY ELECTRIC rooms. Qen. Repair*. 10% all and free est. concrete. Available week- 908-446-0518 ing of all types: Shingles/ flat roofs. 50* *q. ft. A FORFA AND SONS SOS- Call 231-1663 for all electrical work. TRUCK FOR BATHS. Kitchen*. handyman also. Call 7 Free Esl. 908-591-0870. ends. 908-466-2575 after Flat/Slat*, Leak repair*. 241-6359 MIKE'S TREE SERVICE 6 prn. WHY PAY MORE? Paint 968-6241 LJc 2976. Insured, Com- Bsmts, electric, days a week. 954-4779. Ing lor apt*., condos potltlve pricing. 469-0281 HIRE plumbing. Remodeling, CALEB'S YARO CARE Tree removal, pruning insured. Estimates. EXPRESS SEAL brush chipping, log *pA< MASONRY- All types: homes $70/rm; Wallpa- DANNUCCI ROOFING Convenience Moving, 4125 Tree specialist, slump per J20/roll; speckling Fully Insured, Fr*e..*st. ELECTRICAL WORK- Low rates. 627-9572. COATING- 18*/ft. Inc grinding, clean-ups, land- ting. 908-722-3235 Sidewalks, sispi. Commercial, residential pick up & deliver, short Concrete work, Brick ft Neat ft Cleanl 707-I872. Over 20yrs. experience. crack filling, patching ft scaping, planting and MULCH- Stone. Pickup and industrial. Ucansod, haul, Avail t days notice. BATHTUB ft TILE RE- coating. Also a handy- Blocks. 35 yrs. exp. Call 908-986-6462. mulching. Firewood lor or prompt d*l. Retail or No. 9141, and Insured. •08-874-5690 SURFACING- 5 year man. 908-954-4779. sale. Ins. 908-234-9258 Johnat«M>52S-ia44 Froe estimates. Call AESTHETIC Wholesale. DUFFY ROOFING REMOVAL OF DEBRIS- warranty, tree estimates. ' Vlnce Seniorastaso Eloc- Call 908-758-5351 HOME IMPROVEMENTS INTERIORS EAGLE FENCE 82S-S77S PETER DINIZO Speclalltlng In Resonabla. Wood, COUNTRYSIDE Mason Contractor JK'S .trlc 968-1609. Remodeling, Rooting ft Residential Roofing shingles, garbage, etc. BLOWN-INSULATION- Siding Specialists. Norma Scloacia TREE EXPERTS P'a LAWN SERVICE All masonry work. Free WALLCOVERING ELECTRICAL- All typos Call 574-0299 or beep Garage, ceilings, attics, Free Estimates. Insured. Member International In Your lawn $15. and up estimate. 908M9-S771. ft Repair* .. ot wiring, Service 39S-5484. tarlor Design Association Trimming - removals and Free Est I metes Free Est. Fully In*, Non-toxic. High R-value. J. Hartrum 6B5-O559 all other phases of Tree REP MASONRY- Spe- INSTALLATION changes & paddle fans. FLESHER 272-S299 Residential ft Com- 908-767-0730 Lie. #6252. 90B-G72-6750 SPRING CLEAN UP- M.O. MAINTENANCE - mercial design. Scotch Work. 90S-7S2-B5CS. cializing In brick, block, and Interior 201-379-4262 For last clsan up call CAPITOL Restoration* Quality Int./ext. repairs. Plains, 908-233-4050. concrete. Sen. cite, dis- * ROOFING * FIQLIANO ELECT. 248-9055 CREATIVE LAND- PREDATOR count, hs* est. Call Ron POWERWASHING Disc, prices. Free *st. TREE SERVICE Painting All typ*s. Free Est., Fully Ins., Painting A deck sealing. Comm./resld. 4B6-5095 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS SCAPE— Lawn malnt. 526-6647 fully Insured. SUPREME REMOVAL Draperies, Roupholatery. Shrub and tree planting, •70ft.bucket truck srves Qualify Free Estimate*. Lie. 12272. call tor 12 yrs. exp. 777-1303 •Trimming ft removal 738-0839 quote. 90B-685-7668 COMPANY We remove MR. DEPENDABLC- Formerly at Stelnbachs & seed and sod, pavera, Workmanship all. yard, estate. Contrac- CARPENTRY ft ROOF- Speciallzing In electrical Hahne s. 46 years exp. walks and patio*, retain- •Stump grinding 4UM ROOFING- All phases, FIGLIANO ELECTRIC tors welcome. Same day IMG- repair. Celling & work tlc.tr 3969, painting Senior discount. Free ing walla. Free est. call •Tree planting Call: fully Insured. Quality Free Est. Fully Insured service. floor porches, steps, and carpentry. Free est. Shop at home service. Scott Mullen 908-722- Call for the best prlcesl work. Guaranteed. Free Lie #12272. Call tor 9OB-B05-9249 paint. Call 356-9020 908-486-6431 W. Canter, 908-757-6655 6866 1-840-ai9-8733 Joe Klingobiel est. Senior Citizen dis- quote. 908-685-7668 RICHARD LEY POWERWASHING 322-1956 count. 908-235-1017 RONSON ELECTR1C- Give Our Tie* Service Most houses tM.M THOMAS O'BRIEN Ownor operated, paddle A Chance To Beat * 1-800-218-8477* Free Estimates ROOFING- and sMIng tans, root tans, outside The Big Guy a specialists. Fiberglass lighting, svc changes, Stumps Firewood or908-306-0600 shingles, attic tans, Dullt- appliance hookups, and 908-654-1383 ABSOLUTE PAIMT1NO- up roofs, skylights, sin- much more. Uc 5532, fully Ins 10 yrs exp Int/exi, deck restorations, 4200 gle ply system*, replace- Ins, tree est, 25yrs, exp, power washing,fre* est. PfIfflmn lltfi ment window*, vinyl sid- Call 90S-752-56B3 ROTOTILLING Fully Ins. 369-3575. mnd Cooling ing, seamless gutters, re- pair*. Fully Insured. Ref. INCREASE TRAFFIC! Troy Bllts, establish gar- ALLIANCE PAINTING tree est. 908-752-6639 4072 dens a* low as $25. Cus- CONTRACTOR- flooring tom Lawn work. Free *st. lnterlor/*W«rlor and Pwr. Consumers read our real estate 908-725-3228 Wash. Just starting out. SPRING CLEAN UPS Discount prices. Meticu- AL'S CARPET SERVICE NATALE PLUMBING/ 43230 Lawn cutting ft pruning, lous work. Free Est. 908- HEATING- No job too specializing In repairing, section when they're buying or Fre* est. Call Stuart 968-1420 antique, oriental & hook big or small. 908-322- rugs. Removal of Wrin- 908-725-5806 ANTHONY'S PAINTING 4298 Uc. S322 kles, buckles. Stretching selling a home* Don't miss out Interior/exterior. Roofing, WALLPAPERING BY A relnatallatlon of new 4 gutters cleaned/Installed. AIR CONDITION- your FEMININE TOUCH used Carpet. Since 1950. REACH 300,000 Free est. 792-6441. home now for the sum- Reasonable rate*. 903-369-8970 on getting your share off their mer. Warm air systems, READERS ATTENTION air cleaners. H, Bennett, Prompt service. Free es- CARPET, LINOLEUM, APARTMENT OWNERS 90B-755-0098 timates. No lob loo TILE- Mill direct pricing, business* Advertise in DONT LOSE RENT! small. Call eOe-231 J prol. shop at home ser- READYHOME prepares ATLAS PLUMB1NQ Place your ad In State lie. 8021. Kltch « . vies, expert Installation. Forbes Classifieds your vacant rental apts. 4235 :; (90B) 369-5059. for your next tenant. 1 baths remod, New boil- Forbes Newspapers Real Estate and and It will appear call does It all. Insured ft ers ft waterheatsrs re- Windows >. FLOORING- Wood ftr.s In 17 publication* In Bonded. 201-643-4336. pi ace d. Free Est. sanded & finished, New Somerset, Middlesex 541-0705 Install. & repairs, Free Service Directory* and Union Counties. BLUE FOHCE WINDOW CLEANING Est.s, call:966-4306 PRESSURE WASHfNG- BOILER SERVICE Highest quality. Meal and housss, decks, fences, Comm,/ Rasid. Oil lank reliable. Speclallzlnfiand WOOD FLOORS Got Results! •Idewalks, Ins, tree est, removals. All credit cards residential. 'I'll before Custom Installation RATES- ressonabte rates, accep. B/115999, to do the Job." Gregory Sand & nellnlsh 1-800-559-9495 008-752-2182 2O1-4S5-7117 Cort 908-784-2817 kJ Belleville Maintenance Jnsured. 1-800-794-8512 AMOUNT OF PER INSERTIONS WEEK • Advertise In We Classified! 9 H Your Buying or K\O£> ACTIVITY Selling... 4 insertions $30 4075 Qutton 13 insertions $22.50 DIRECTORY GUTTERS ft LEADERS Throughly cleaned and flushed. Quality screens • BEST BUY • Instnliod. Ropnlr work done. "I'll be Iher* lo do Ihe job." Gregory Cori 52 insertions $10 This Spot 900-/64-2BI7 (Must be paid In advance) QUTTER8~CLEANE0 Quality Ser. Rons. Prices, Fully Ins. All Debris Could Dagaod from Above. Lnndmark Mgmt. 908- - DEADLINE - 0545003 Be Yours 43080 Thursday at Noon - Hnmfymmn Servfcas For the following week Call Donna AL'S HANDYMAN SER- Mark KlilK' VICE— nenoral homo re- l>nlm, tfoo nit 725-3130 Call Chris ('hid liiMrmtiit 908-722-3000 HFLPFR AVAILABLE (i wi't'ks t(V>.(IO Vnrlcni'. trnilit nxpnrlarice 1 -800-559-9495 1st llltiilliTs relieve l-ri'l' uiill'-cirinf Oit-cnll lomj/ihurl term hiinitv ' Tnifv • Amis • ,lttjit\u Ext. 6255 Cnll Dave 0P0-789-10»S or our 908 area JUNK REMOVAL 908-572-0023 Allies, bnaomnntt, yards 908-722-3000 ext. 6253 i nil ,|i,n :'M ! \?>\\ Jone22,1996 A-15 Employment Guide

RECEPTIONIST- Long term care facility seeking MAINTENANCE COM BUS DRIVERS and pleasant friendly EMKMCCH- Part «m£ person with good phone Salary open. Knowledge manners and typing of BOCA, Property WANTED skills to flH In occasion- Maintenance Code and FAUT TMK WEEK KAYS ft-4 EMPLOYMENT OPranTUNTirY: ally at front desk during CERTmEOHOMC knowledge of Enforce- SUNDAY •-< 1*MMM« SCHOOL VEAI4 the aay or evenings for HEALTH AIDE* ment application desired, receptionist. Call 722- Become a membw of our Send resume to and/or TITLE: Executive Secretary for the Office of the Su- 7022 for appointment team at Certiflee Health contact: Daniel Jaxel, perintendent of Schools. Raritan Borough Restaurant Aides of Somerset Coun- Administrator, 22 First St PANTRY COOK ty and you will be paid QUALIFICATIONS: Rarltati, NJ 00869 Ipossess Busy lunch service. Must for your level of experi- 908-231-1300 ext. 7 NJ Bus Drivers License 1. High school diploma; secretarial u ainlng-, wort weekends A ence, asked to travel to COL Class B - Permanent Position 2. Knowledge of automated office equipment and ex- Holidays. Experienced cases only In Somerset RECEPTIONIST/ CaH: Crantord Rec. A Parts Dept. cellent secretarial skills: only. Call Greg btwn 10a- County, and valued as s CLERK 3. Strong analytical, communication, and human rela- vital memeber of the Doctor's office in tions skins; Home Health team. All Warren. Data entry 908-709*7283 4. Minimum of five years experience in general or RNe, LPNs, MAs a you need is a reliable experience a must, heavy EOE school office work; and, MEDICAL RECEPTION- car, current NJ certifica- phone, part time, cafl 5. Required criminal history background check and ISTS- needed for • hos- tion and to be available a Prlscilla 9Ot-753-2«2 proof of U.S. citizenship or fagal re itldent alien status. pital baasd multi- mimlmum of 20 daytime specialty group practice- hours each week. CaH us RECEPTIONIST- tor ANNUAL SALARY (12 MONTHS): Must have experience at soa-725-5533 and ask dental ottlce In Belle ( IR( I I VI IOS \SSISI Wl Commensurate with educational background experi- and be a team player. for Linda Mead. 2* hre/wfc Induc- ence. Competitive salary and ing Sat. Call Dr. Peterson excellent benefits. Pleaae at 908-359-6521 PART TIME APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Clualifled candldatee send resume to: Ms. M. RELIABLE PERSON- are requested to send a resume 'to: DslloRusso, 100 David- tor afternoons 4 week- 75 hours per week - $7.00 per hour Dr. Qarald A. Stelanakl eon Avenue, Suits 302. NURSES ends, conducting birth- Office of the Superintendent of Schools Somerset, NJ 06S73 Join the INTERIM* day parties 4 general re- 434 Dunellen Ave tail work. No exp. neces- Work in our Circulation Department Dunellen, New Jersey 08112 •ALSS-AOVCIITISIMQ Heallhcar«team. Wesre VAL-PAK America's larg- sary. Apply at Candyland *6 ft ft ft 6d NEWSPAPERS malor company, Full efits package In the Industry. Send resume or apply Benstits, Experience ville. Exper. not nee. pref. (908)753-1124. 44 Veterans Memorial Drive East, PO Box 699 In person. helpful but not Mon, Wsd, ft Frl. 12-flpm. Somerville, New Jersey 08876 necessary, call 754-7576 Also. Weekend STK Tire a Auto Centers Operstors needed. 5090 Nobody Beats The Wlz, the Northeast's fastest grow- West Main Street SCHOOL BUS DRIVER tOS-TM-1797 EmpfoyrtMnt Wanted ing total entertainment company, has several op- Bound Broott, NJ 08805 The nation's largsst 5000 5020 5050 portunities available In the following areas: school bus company Is AUTO MECHANIC Phone 908-358-8500 NOTICE: All EMPLOY- EMPLOYMENT CMM Car* Wmnfrd Employmmnt- Fax 908*35e-M21 now hiring drivsrs In the (PART/TIME) SALES PROFESSIONALS, Full-Time Careers/Video, Franklln/HIMsborough MENT WANTED advt-r Audio,* Computers; DEPATMENT MANAGERS IN area. Will train. Benefits To provide on-slte ve- tlsements are PAYABLE SOMERSET/MIDDLE- hicle maintenance and TRAINING; CASHIERS, STOCK PERSONNEL, MUSIC Full-time available. Call 6am to IN ADVANCE by cash, BUSH- or vicinity. P/T ADULT CARRIERS • MOVIE STAFF, Full-Time & Part-Time. 4pm for an appointment repair services as need- child cara In my homa or WANTED- For Weekly CinCULA'nON/CUSTO'MER SERVICE CLERK (90S) asfo ed on an hourly bssls lor check, VISA or Master youra for well behaved paper, must have reliable school system vehicles. Card. For a quote on Doys ages 4,3 and 1. 2-3 car or truck, NO Highly motivated, det*U- expected. Additional du- 90S-302-OSM Ext. 107 and/or large vehicles - elderly/sick. Live in/out. 9050 Snoppe, 2062 Ri; 27, Edi- ties will include weekly nvamagement of library and son, NJ. Applicants must Somerville Circle SECRETARY/ general auto shop me- Experience w/refs. back-Issues requests. For more information, call RECEPTIONIST- chanics experience M6-M9-253O . apply In person. No John D'Achlnoat 1400-300-9321 x 6832. phone call pleas*. Full Rarltan, NJ for synagogue, fax needed. Available to time & benefits. resume and salary work flexible hours and Pan tlmt requlremente to days, on an on-eall basis, aaoo ATTENTION DRIVER 908-35B-O580 bend letter of Interest, TEAMS- $15,000 In Tremendous growth potential. Excellent benefits in- SOMEP.V1LLE/CRANFORD OFFICES resume and references cluding medical Insurance. 401 K, and liberal Mora SEEKING BOOKKEEPER HeaHhCare bonus paid monthly, TELEMAIlKETINa to: Rosemary Mrsz, RAMTAN HEALTH- 633 quarterly & yearly PLUS discounts. If unable to attend, pleaae call SOS 602- If you hive a clear, pleassnt speaking voice and like /SECRETARY- for am. Human Resources Man- MTO • Managerial 1900. Ext. 3238 or send /Pax your rssume to: Nobody church/school otllce. du- BOSO-Pert-Time Route 28, Raritan. Certi- TOP MILEAGE PAY talking on the phone, you ars qualified. Flexible ager, 305 Cromwell PI. fied Nurses Aides- F/T, 401 (K) Plan 1500 SIGN- Beats The WIZ, 1400 Federal Boulevard, Csrteret, NJ evening and weekend hours available. Easy to learn ties Incld: Maint. comp. So. Plalnfleld, NJ 07080. Some ddi lilted in this cUs- P/T all shifts. ON BONUS. Other paid 07006. Fax # «Oe 855-5455. EOE M/F/D/V. presentations that will earn you more than the excel- bookkeep. ays., and gen. An Equal Opportunity Af- lificdtion nuty rtquirt a fct 526-6950 Pal Caccavelll benefit* • Vacation, lent hourly rate ws guerarueel For more information office duties. Please firmative Action Em- to purcbasr inform*tion 1100 •Center Health & Life. Dead call John D'Achlno at send resume to: Re- ployar. LEGAL SECRETARY Mud/or mMteri*!* rrg*rdin% iiiHiQ m Head. Motel/Layover, Nobody beats the 1-800-300-9321 deemer Lutherlne School CMreer invettmentt and/or Opportunities full time Legal Secretary Loading & unloading. 229 Cowperthwslle PI. needed lor Somerville opportunities. COVENANT TRANSPORT Part Urns Westfield. NJ 07090. DENTAL ASSISTANT law firm. Law firm experi- S1000 WEEKLY- Stuff Solos and Teams call: 1- SHIPPING/RECEIVING Late afternoon, evening 5000 ence and WordPerfect 800-441-4394. Students Ing Envelopes your loca- 5.1 necessary. Excellent ADULT CARRIERS WANTED For Parts Department of & on-call hours. X-ray lie. CMMCMW«IM and Driving School WIZ •Wastfisld/Cranford/Hlllsborough/BelleMead nee. Computer exper. tion. Easy work, exceliant salary. Flexible hours intn'l firm in Brldgewater. pay, PT/FT. WORKERS Grads call 1-800-338- Sales • Auto Fiagtown/Montgornery erea Exp. w/UPS, Air Frt. pur- helpful. Somerset. Call can be arranged. Please 6428. NEED NOWI FREE DE- BABYSITTER NEEDED- call Mrs. Good at (908) •Earn up to $400 per month chase orders and other weekday mornings TAILS send SASE: P.O. *¥ft llva In/out. 2 chlldran 722-7300. EARN $45K-$60K •One dsy psr week delivery docs. Some lifting. 908-873-3333 ****** •No collections Box 500-DT, Lima, PA Westfield. Non-smoker, AUTO MECHANICS Sal. 23-2SK w/beneftu. F/T MEDICAL BILLING 19037 driver's llcanta/rata. re- $$$ FIRST YEAR For mors Information csll IMarc Greenspan Call Karln9O8M8-73OO Busy repair shops. Un- 1-aCMX\0O-B321 CLERK- tor Busy West- quired. 833-6959. llmltod earnlngsl Looking Preferred Placement fleid Office; 4 days/wk no t3S,000/YEAR IN- IT PAYS TO LOSE Come Join the #1 Retail P.O. Box 4267, Warren eves. ICD-9 4 CPT-4 COME- potential. Read- tor top producers. Salary ing Books. Toll free I CHILD CARE NEEDEO- WEIGHT- New herbal & bonuses. O.T. avail- Chrysler-Plymouth Oealer on the East Coaatl Coding exp. necy; Must diet formula! I lost 18 SO. PLAINFIELD- Fast 800-898-9778 Ext. H-S139 for our 2 sons, *ga* 4 & able. Full beneflta. expanding electronics havs computer knwldg lbs. and earned $1400 In No Experience Required Since W« Will Train (Windows & MS Word a for details 7, In our Montgomery Suburban Tire Company You I Forbes service oriented com- home, 12pm-6pm. 4 days my first 30 days, SO CAN Greenbrook, Somervtlle, + ) Call 908-232-3065 be- ASSEMBLE ARTS- YOU1 Call 1-800-53-BE NEWSPAPERS pany seeking individual a waak. Ona or two Metuchen Join our team and we'll give you: with computer knowl- tween 10:30-2:30, Crsfts. Toys, Jewelry, mornings/evenings a wk FIT (532-3348) Distribu- Call Kelly 008)526-4203 eFULL MANAGEMENT SUPPORT Mon,Tuea,Thur,Frl. Wood Items, typing, tew- tors wanted. OIVE YOURSELF THE PART TIME edge. Customer relation, . If desired. Own (ran* eCOMPLETE TRAINING clerical & light bookkeep- ing, computer work from ATTENTION FASHION ADVISOR nee. $B,50/hr 908-525- S2O0-SS0O WEEKLYI REACH 300,000 eHUGE WEEKLY AND MONTHLY BONUSES GIFT OF THE ing a plus. Send lesume Wear a. show ladisa jew- home In your spare time • 7610 Iv meg EARLY RISERSI to: P.O. Box 322, So. Great pay. Free damns Assemble products at READERS eMAJOR MED & DENTAL WORLD Would you like to earn elry 2 eves. S150. No In- home. Easyl No Selling. Plalntleld, NJ 070804322 vestment, 908-756-3068 call 1-800-632-8007, 2'1 CHILDCARE- for 2 yr eSALARY/DEMO PLAN See the world aa a travel between $450 and S600 a hrs. FEE old B> D mo. old. In our You're paid direct. Fully Place your ad In Since we have over 1800 customers per mo. on one of month? We have early guaranteed. No exp. nee agent. Join the tastest STUDENT WORK LIBRARIAN- Children's Waitllald homa. Qood Forbes Classifieds the fastest selling makes of cars, we immediately need growing aalea lorce In the morning routes available - Part time opening for FRIENDLY TOYS AND fur Engiiih speaking •ssary. Call 1-502-442- good salespeople. Make the move todayl Interview?! In the following towns. S11.25/START S44S Ext. BOO, 1AM and and It will appear travel Industry. No experi- MLS Graduate with back- GIFTS has openings for non-smoker with own In 17 publications In held dally 10 am-Spm. No appt. nee. CaH Ivan Z. or ence needed. Unlimited Call the number nearest ground In children's ref- demonstrators In youi ' tramp. a rat». 789-7409 10PM Mon-Frl; 10AM- Rich S. at 908-752-7373. youl 4PM, Sat * Sun, Somerset, Middlesex Income pottntlat. 10 National Corp. has F/T Prt erence. Public library ex- area, Part-time hrs, NANNY WANTED— FT In and Union Counties. agents needed. Serious pos. avail. Scholarships & perience preferred. 20 full time pay, over 800 my So. Plalnilald homa, 2 ADDITIONAL HELP LICCARDI MOTORS Inqlres only. Call Today BASKING RIDGE intershlps awarded. Great Hr/Wk Including alternate Items. Celebrating our infant*, non-smoker, NEEDED AT LOCAL (908) 828-3931, BERNARDSVILLE resume exp. HS grads Saturdays and Friday 40th anniversary. Cult Get Results! Rt. 22W, Green Brook 1-800488-4875 English speaking. Call HORSE FARM HAIR CUTTER/ 908-221-1304 welcome. Call 429-0070 night. $14.30/hr. Submit anytime 908-753-4477 or Call 909-722-7087. MANICURIST- P/T per- resume to Carol Ann Wil- HEADACHE 763-3725. Somerville area. 1-80O-559-9495 CARPENTER/LEAD- DRIVERS- Excellent TEACHERS son, Assistant Director, starting psy • weekly - son who does both, fol- SUFFERERS Resldentlal remodeling lowing pref'd, sxc. oppty. OH CALL TOLL FREE: WestUeld Memorial Li- WANTED-professlonai (Irm In the Somerset and excellent benefits. STOP brary, 550 E. Broad St., Permanently assigned MS-7S20 Belore you go on vaca- office providing County aras looking lor 1 -800-242-0850 Westfield, NJ 07090 non-Invasive, carpenters with 5 or equipment from your first HAROLD IVES TRUCK- tion, why not go as an In- day. Weakly bonus - paid dependent travel agent. LIFEGUARD conservative care. $150 more years experience of ING- hiring drivers. Free PART TIME In services with all phases of carpentry. wesklyl Must be 23 w/2 Driver Training...If you CIRCULATION Save by having your own age 16 + , must possess yrs. OTR and HAZMAT. travel business. No expe- current lltfesavlng, CPR, participation. CnH Top money paid with full qualify. Students wel- SERVICE REP 828-7070 for details. benefits. Send resume 4 Call 1-800-551-5702, Ext. come. Experience pay up The Star-Ledger has Im- ilonce needed. 10 agents A. First aid cards. Contact Job history to: C 4 R CL-1 to 28 csnts psr mile. Ex- mediate openings lor needed to handle Dual- Rarltan Recreation. HOME IMPROVEMENT Construction cellent benefits: early risers! S115 starting nets volume. P/T. F/T. 906-725-9411. SPECIALISTS— Profit DRIVERS- Looking lor a Unlimited Income poten- from area crime with B44 Parsonage Hill Dr. change? H a new career 1-80O-842-OB53 salary plus car expenses, MIDDLESEX OFFICE Branchburg, NJ 08B76 dental snd vision ben- tial. Serious Inquires only. great new door security le what your looking for, HEALTH FOOD STORE Call Today (90B) B2B- LOOKING FOR product. Easily Instaltad you can slop your efits, vacations, commis- TELEMARKETERS CHILD CARE— Havs you Peraon (or possible sions, rapid salary in- 3931. while selling your regular always wantod to work ••arch. J.B.Hunt Is look- partnership or to manage to work from 5-9pm Mon creases. CALL NOWI TRACTOR TRAILER product/service. Not a with children In your Ing for drivers wHh either store.- Knowledgable and - Frt, Sat. 9-t, Good pay franchise. Initial Inven- jown home but ware verifiable over the road experienced preferred. DRIVERS + commission. Positions F/T Clean COL Class A tory only $690. 1-B00- afraid to "go It alone?" experience or nomsont 722-2121 or 369-5606 1-800-274-6629 Immediately available. 521-6711. CLASSIFIED Let Monday Morning Inc who lust wanls to learn required. Mln 2 yrs. exp. Call 271-2784. 9-9 to drive s true*. If you days/ev»s PRODUCTON WORKER Dispatched from Rarltan LAW ENFORCEMENT worry tor youl No feasl M/F F/T P/T. Light factory PART TIME HELP Apply at 526-49B4. 253- are inexperienced, J.D. HOME TYPISTS NEED- Center to Metro Area. JOBS Hunt wtll help you gal the ED- Also PC/Word pro- work. Excellent working Home every nlQht. 401K, Video Counter help, flex, 9695; 788-6836 hra. for Video store NO EXP. NECESSARY FAX LINE training you noed to be cessor users. 140.000/ conditions. Apply at paid Holidays, medical Now hiring. U.S. Cus on your way. J.B. Hunt year Income potential. Micro Tube Fabricators benellts, steady work. downtown Somerville. Cflll Heidi 906-725-3468 toma, Officers, Etc. Pot COUNTER a PREP drivers can earn an aver- Toll fres 1-600-8989778. 250 Lackland Dr. Call 229-5466 Info call 219-79<1-O01O POSITIONS— available. BQB of over $2000 per ext T-S139 for details Mlddl«s5S by mors than 300,000 Mntoi Carilors 11100- $ooo Wsskly/Potenllal Cromwoll PI., So. f'lnln- LICCARDI FORD readers In 17 publics- RECEPTIONIST flnld, NJ O7U00 by June tl IWN Processing Mortgage llrtgtil. efficient, salt Route 22 Wost, 8UNQUEST WOiFF lions throughout Somvr- Relundsl Own Hoursl 30, IOfl!> An ("quill Op- TANNING BFD» N«w MAIf riV •at, Mldrlloiax and Union nlailnr with goad seers- portunity Alllrmnllve Waichung Call 9D0>715-2378 sxt. larlsl skills, (linios In- Coinmorclnl-Homa Unlls Counties? It cmiulil your Entry lavel, MF poslllnn. 2036 J[24 houn[ _ Action EmployBf (At Torrlll Road) Itniti 11 WOOD I ninp* nioin * sttenllan. didn't it? $11 Gn$l4.20/hr. I'ald cluds older procssslng, Ux, phones ate Com- WORK FROM HOMEI 908-561-7500 I. o 11 n n • n c c o » a o r I B a I < l!ITA< t Call YOUM ad In toclayl tralnlna A bsnsllta. Ap- OFFICE ASSISTANT Monthly nnymonta low AS 1-0OO-SBB-04BB plicants call 1-210-730- F'aillioo for niatute, reli- puter llteiale full timo fliowlny Ho NB«(IB PROQRAM A 0- Hrnni hlnnu nre* $?0 IK). Cull lodny FflFB IIATl'HlMK We (let nesultil OKI Al'OI/ Oam- able person with Irtteresl Hnl|il tf,6(l/wk. | Mvllln* and III II il V WMA I [ I A'.'M It AIM II tt cifllce. Afteirioona, 5 Info I'nrkol W11OLIFF/ bonuses & t>»n»hts puck- PeWBON- fxp'ri prel yrowlitg Dr anclihuiy r program* foi rtnnpla with days, approximately 20 not ,t;? . -iir.r CONSERVATION JOfifl I.,, I Ml.. • U* AKlnund lull nut rise Salary i hrs/Wk. Call 72S-1/72 Corp. Must hnve »'V *"' dltlihllllint Muol tin 10 model omilpminil you Commission Pltmt limy phunaa mid psnoinl ft i-i A rt rt ft yr» old or iwor and have Gums wardnha, »»curity1 iKDCP l<|ska limns every 10-14 soud reamne lu: PAINTCH* WANTED- Tl ctflrlcul itiitlee. Bufary 1I» • valid NJ Driver* II- rTmlnteiiaiicd. etc Ho All Adi ftrs Jub|tcl te Normol Adverililntl Ratal, D«dllmi pnd Cr*dll Approval. days Driving school 2()K with (innolllt. Cull rnre cLtMnrn* canaa I m mure Inform* • xp nniMtcanry Now lilt Unlflhlppora, Assoo., I. (joori wnyon. will tinln ( <|.orloiH ail guod IRI« FOR FAX CONFIRMATION CALL MONDAY-FRIDAY gmdi w»li;omi< llmini Hyht ptopla Mini rinva K»ineos-«t«a 73O0 tlon call (IK>ft)fi?BEiflM> Ing. Tot Info < nil ?lt) /'i Tt Pamela Lain*, (if |>ny, h o II • f 11 » 8i30 AM-BiOO PM 908/723-3000 much mofel Cull I 000- '.Jlntwi Itland, NY MlitM own 1mM«imrl»tkm Cull Preferred Pl»c*ment (turning ImjidlrBil (Dun (into o«t II Hi ) Kii,'i tn\ nK ft 7I8-9B1-4BH* (OOP.) (l/4-MfiB. P.O. •»• 4IS7, Warren Call rin(-U44(i/fn hvn

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CALL 908/722-3000 Ext. 6255 June 21, 22, 23, 1995 F»rt»$ Newspapers TBTtT Guide Oldsmobile ages well with its 'hot' new 88 LSS bile's 88 is definitely direct compe- comfortable and sensible — kind of tition for the more luxury-oriented the corporate "reward" vehicle for Oldsmobile ./tret came to market imports. the top salesperson of a corpo- in 1896. But age doesn't count for Bob — Olds still makes entry- ration. much in the modern automotive level cars, too, but the introduction •market place and Oldsmobile has Inside, there are dual airbags, a of the new Olds Aurora this year full set of analog gauges, overhead been searching for an "identity" in has taken some steam from its the General Motors lineup. Bob and console and temperature settings lower-priced models. And if the 88 for both the driver and front pas- •JiU Tom Hagin test tfie new su- percharged Olds 88 LSS sedan. LSS is supposed to take on the senger. The dash layout uses soft luxury lines of both the imported curves and sweeps, and nice leath- Bob — The Olds 88 name has and domestic folks, its price been around since I was in high er upholstery feels soft to the school and when the company first doesn't match. Its $24,010 MSRP touch. The ventilation controls are came out with a modern V8 engine doesn't fit the luxury mold. too far from the driver, however, in 1949, it put it in the small- Tom — I feel the same way, Dad. but can be controlled from small bodied 88 "Futuramic" sedan. The The LSS uses variable-rate power buttons on the steering wheel hub. body was a trend-setter but being steering, which makes turning the The radio can be adjusted from of modest means and just a kid, 1 steering wheel easier while parking there as well. couldn't even bum a ride in one and harder at highway speeds. Bob — The front bucket seats from our local Olds dealer. It was That way, drivers can feel more of are both powered, and are adjust- kind of a delayed pleasure to fi- the road instead of getting no feed- able from little icons on the door nally try a "hot" 88 after all these back at a)I. Also, the directional panel. Keyless entry teams with years. alloy wheels are 1C inchers and use power door locks, outside mirrors Tom — The new 88 is offered P225/G0R1G tires which grip really and windows for convenience, and three ways: base, LS and upscale well. the interior lights dim slowly after LSS. The V6 engine in the LSS Bob — I could do without the you close the doors. I especially that we tried was a real veteran, a chrome polish of the wheels, Tom. like the "retained power" feature, The Oldsmobile 8B LSS starts at $24,010 and boasts a supercharged 3.8-liter engine. pushrod unit with only two valves I kind of like the monochrome where you can operate the win look. The LSS has a body-color dows and other electrica] compo- per cylinder. Normally it's pretty wheel of this Olds 88. anemic, but the sedan we tested grille and bumpers, and the out- nents with the key pulled from the that gives 225 horsepower and 275 lhat is firmer than the base setup. was supercharged — a $1,022 op- side mirrors are same color too. ignition — until someone opens a lb-fl of torque. It provides proper road feel and Tom — Dad, you're not kidding tion, but it gives the car pretty Where its sibling the Aurora is rad- door or after a short period of time Bob - The LSS uses an elec- shock control without pounding me. This is one of those times you good power and performance. ically raked and sloped, the LSS is has lapsed. tronically controlled four-speed au- your back. Only when it's pushed get to drive a car you got beat out The styling is pretty upscale, too. designed with just the right blend Tom — The LSS is powered ei- tomatic that shifts so smoothly, really hard on rough pavement of as a kid. It's fairly unique and not simply a of aero style, without screaming ther by a twin-cam, 205-horse VG, you can hardly tell the gears have does it bottom out, but that's to be Bob — Boy, if that Olds sales- clone of other cars in the GM line- "look at me." called Series II by GM, and a su- changed. The LSS also uses expected from a touring sedan. I man who blew me out in '49 could up. The LSS version of Oldsmo- Tom - True, the LSS is quiet, percharged version, called Series J, Oldsmobile's touring suspension really enjoyed my time behind the only see me now. A few key tips to cool driving this summer Well-kept car helps the environment This summer, the inside of your car will be- shades made of cardboard, foam, bubble or shade that gives maximum protection to pre- A growing number of Ameri- ergy-saving oil. Carpool when come one very hot spot. space age silver material, which reflect up to vent this deterioration. The Wing Shade sun- cans are trying to live, work and you can and think about com- When the outside temperature reaches 90, 100 percent of the sun's rays. shade covers front and side windows, blocking drive more ecologically. bining trips at every op- the interior of your car may top 202, hot On moderately warm days, up to 75, it is safe UV build-up all day long. There's quite a lot that folks portunity. enough to fry, Heat like that can cause a lot of to leave your dog in a parked car briefly, if the Even when it's a relatively comfortable 80 can do to protect the environ- • If you change your own oil, problems. car's window is cracked to allow ventilation. If degrees outside, it's dangerous to leave meat, ment when they drive. transmission fluid or coolant, Visit your auto or depajtrnent store to dis- the temperature exceeds 80 however, leaving eggs and dairy products in ;i p;nked car, even • Keep your car (especially take the old liquidCs) to a service cover a host of inexpensive, innovations that your dog behind is cruel and dangerous. for a few minutes. Food can begin spuiling al- older ones) tuned-up, maintain station or recycler. Don't pour it can dramatically cool down your drive. Keep an If you park in direct sunlight on a 90-degree most immediately. Shop lor food last and never proper tire pressure as well as down the drain and never try to eye out for fans and electronic cooling devices day, the inside of your car can get hot enough leave groceries in the ear whik1 you run other correct wheel/chassis alignment. purge or recharge your car's air- that plug into the cigarette lighter, static-cling to warp and bend CDs or tapes. 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PS, PB, AC A dance, Turbo, fuNy load- Red, 2nd owner, garage AC. Unten glass, rear de- or B/O (908) 231-0714. ' 7S3-7455 offer, loaded, 232-0780 more. Rune oreatl 6996. FORD- '92 XLT, 4DR. ed, exc. cond. 99K ml. kept, 98K. Exc. body or 766-4227 fogr. w/wlpers. Stereo CHIVY- •• Cavall*r 908-526-0476 4W/D, loaded, eunrf., M650/BO. 906-754-4416 mec. $10,900. 526-8153. cast., tilt, cruise, running HARLEY DAVWSON •• Wagon, 8 cyl. auto, AC, BUICK- 83 Century. Sil- Sspd, Green w/gray Int., board. $21,900. Exc. 88 Sporater, 863, Pee* 12100. 63K ml. Excellent 64k, excel, cond. i- 91, 9000, auto- MERCEOES- 92 190E-2- white with custom grapftr ver loaded, 65K ml. matic, oreen, beige leath- 3, auto, 31K mi. 1 owner COnd. Csll 873-8840 Condition. 908-906-8798 $1200/BO. Must Selll $13,900. 909-526-6121. eves. Ics. Polished ceaee. Cus- er 76,000 miles, sunroof $21,500/80. tom seat • more. Sho* •010 - UIMJS* 818 CHHYBLIH •• 908-752-8532 CHCW W- Van ai FORD- 91 Explorer XLT, 112,200 906-234-1968 908-752-0443 FORD 94 ESCORT IX- air, pwr sir. pwr brks, DODGE RAM 8200 winner. (201) 4264)188 «0M - Una IMN LEBANON- full pwr, 4DR, fully equipped 76k, evee,908-234-2333 days STRETCH VAN 80, 318- 2dr, PS. PB, auto, ac, CADAU.IAC '88 EL am/fm etero, 15k. Asking MERCEDES- 83 BENZ Leave message y M30 - Auts*ns)Mls)t) brand new brakes, ac, DORADO — good cond. like new »11,500. Call I v8, auto, PS, 116k, runs 15,900k, still under *2,3O0. Exc. cond. Call 908-356-3497 •UURU M OL 4a4 i90e 2.3 4-dr sedan. Dk 96k, $2,000. 889-8772 warrants*, run* great. fully equip. $2,500. or great I $2000. 418-8989 6UZUCKI 81 Classic Auta 906-634-9739. S spd, AC, all power, AMI Oreen w/pallmlno Int. AC, 1 owner, runs great. FORD- 641/2 Mustang, $8900/BO Ask for Jim b»St Offer 908-356-5642 PORD- 92 Thunderbird FM case, 61k mi., orlg. radio/case. 9,000 ml., 580-9624 DODOE RAM (908)439-3212. running/ cond., need* CADILLAC '67 CHMY9LER- 91 LaB- V8, sunroof, JBL stereo, owner, $2500. 457-0998. exc. cond. Asking CHARGER- 64 Wagon, aron LX convertible, Pwr W/L/eeat. 611,000 •070 - FwnHy Vans very little attention. Hone's Accord 94-Exc. OEVILLE- Fully loaded, SUBARU- 93, Impreia L $25,000. 909-234-2536. 318, exc. shape. $2900. BOM • 4X4'«, iHri N* $2500/BO. 908-725-7171. white, VS loaded. Exc. Call Dave 272-3036 84UO cond. cd player and $4,500. call 908-369-3380 Cond. 72K, Aeking Wagon, F.W.D., Sspd, 561-7508 Ufht Trucks alarm, S18.000/BO call or 908-722-3769 OIO- 94 Tracker, Tropi- forest green, exc cond. Ht CHEATIONA1 •0*0 - Truck* M* van* FORD- 89 Pestlva, |10,4O0/BO. 359-8012 FORD— '63, 150KL. Van excel, cond. AC, auto, 561-0475 ask for John. CADILLAC SEDAN cal green. Soft-top, auto, AH power options. Sun- in excellent cond., new VtHICLl S ItH - Ftnanclnf CHRVBLER- 91 LeB- e/c, AM/FM/Caaa, alarm, roof, balance 100k - 4yr Stereo. New evhauit/ 1991 VW QTI- 16 valve, DEVILLE- 71, Mint tires S1750/BU, •no - Part*, A«««a- sron corwertable, low 21,000 miles. Asking warranty avail. 908-688- aariaa tire*. 75k ml. Asking BBS rim*. Alpine Slereo- cond., 55k, orlg. mi., 908-725-7171 8418 • Campers I S250O. 781-7337. mileage, mint cond. load- $10,000. 909-755-4319 9316 asking $9200. CD, sun, new Perellia, $4295/BO 707-0728. ad. Must aee to appreci- CHCW- '77, Corvette, TraMers 81M-A excellent condition. ate. 908-707-0162 HONDA- '89 CRX, Sspd. TOYOTA 91 SUPRA- 350 auto, needs paint ft 8499- QMC-79 1 ton. 12 pats, CADILLAC- B0 Seden Interior work. $4200/BO. REACH 300,000 86k, orig owner, PS, PB, $8,500. 906-753-1074 DeVills, Oar. kept., mint While, 2DR •6k mi, 6cyl, SOHC. MM- RV Parts, 81M cruise, tilt, delay, AC, CHRYSLER- 93 Con- Hatchback,76k PB, 4 loaded, have records, 908485-6043 READERS 9a OLDS- 88, 4 dr. only cond.. 45K, $11,500, call corde, Mint, fully loaded, body cineir, mech 908-789-5228 new tires/flma. Excel. S2100. 908-272-7037. CHEW- 1985 CAMARO 30K ml. AC, AM/FM ster- leather Int., AC, air bags, cond. $5200/BO 906- Call Sal/Sun. good, patted Inspection, eo cast, anti lock, air IROC, auto, 27K orlg 12200/BO. 908485-5091. 19K ml. 1 owner. 874-1629 Place your ad In bag, full pwr. Great cond. CHEW '79 CAFRICE- 117,500. 906-463-6367 TOYOTA tO CAMRY miles, exc cond. $6500. $11,050. 668-0465 HONDA- 99 Prelude SI, Call 906-752-1468. Forbes Classifieds HON0A-Accord,81,2df Excellent cond.. Must eft. 6pm. Anytime Wkend 4dr, auto, air, PS.PB,- and and it will appear silver,141k,air,auto,pwr see, 4 dr.. white. (2000 P/Snrf/wIn, cruise, AC, PWIND,* locks, tape, ACURA 91 INTEGRA CORVETTE '91 conv man, ex cond, low ml, CHRYSLER- '90 In 17 publications In etrng/brks, crulte, am/fm OS— red, 5sp, leather or B/0. (908( 359-5566. $6450/80 526-1714 LaBaron Convert. Red/ cast, $1000. 615-9583 loaded auto, 38K, gar S85O0/BO. 908-463-7888 Somerset, Middlesex Inl, sunrl, cd, losdsd, CHEVY *M CAVAUER kept, like new. Sacrifice- VOLVO 96 740 TURK) Blk. roof. 45k ml., excel. and Union Counties. $1MO wsrantee, garage kept, Z-24 Hatchback. Red, S22,900-tlrm. 261-9579. HONDA- 94 CMe SI 6 WAOON auto, air, all cond. Turbo eng. $8000. MERCEDES 73 460 BEL 908-725-9566, aft. SpTl SON- 4dr, tHver/grey, mint cond. 53k mi. auto, AC, excel cond., spd. 2 dr hatch. Red w/ power, ABS brakes,elr- CHEVY MAUBU WAOON gar. kept. 106k, 12,300. $10,900. 234-1784 $3500/Of»er. 359-7157. Cervetle 61, Burgundy charcoal Int. dual air bag, like new, must see. Get Results) w/ tan Int., auto, air, 88k, bags, AC, Pwr. aunroot, CORVETTE- 88 35th 80,naw sng,8Sk,naw 245-1303 $9275/BO 626-1714 Annlv. 40K orig. mi. 1 •COUNTRY STAR t7 ACURA- 89 Legend, CHEVY 76 CORVETTE rune great. S5.000/BO. cruise, AM/FM Case. 1-800-S59-M95 32 ft. sth wheel, eleeps t, tiras.naw brakes.runa coupe, L, 5ip, sun, leath. 25th anniversary alloy whls. 21K ml., oil VOLVO- 64 QL, auto, 4 owner, garage kept, Im- •KC.S975. 754-3368 MERCURY- Cougar 906-369-3205. loaded, excelent cond,, 'BO— 42k ml., VS, new Mint. B5K, $11,500/BO. model,30,972k, exc. orlg, changed every 2K. dr, AC, Pwr, wind. AM/ macu. cond. Moving, DID YOU FM, aunroof, exc. cond. must sslll $17,500 low ml., $12,000. or BVO. CHEW- '88 B*r*lta, tire*, leather, exc. cond. 908-781-7296 loaded, silver coupe, 350 Immac. 112,000/BO. 725-0806. « runs-nsads work, Body In *18O0. 60B-49O-O111. •uto, Mops, $17,500/BO KNOW... 908-321-0146 $38OO/BO. 752-4376 908-469-5833 FORD-64 14 ft box, ACURA- BO INTEGRA- engine, trans, rebuild, good thap*. ISOO/BO. 908-526-2884 that an ad in this loci! FORD- '89 Probe LX, COLELMAN POP-UP MITSUBISHI COR- LS. 5 sp. sunrl, am/fm/ paper also goes into 82 MAZDA -M QU VW- 74 Bug, 35k on re- new tires, $2200. CAMPER- Exc. Cond. 908-707-4595 c«*s, air spoiler, 93k, CHEVY B7 CAMARO built eng., exc. running Red, mint condlton. DIA—88 »port coups~2dr, other local papers? Top Of The Line Loaded. 59k ml. $6500. CHEVY-77 step van, Sleeps 6. 906-985-1074 - hb, ilereo w/cassatte, $7500 908-704-3423 1601- white, auto, Reach over 360,000 cond., all new parts, Aluminum body, new CHRYSLER- 88 Colt, $6800 $4500 B/0, 908-356-1473 2DR, Hatchback, 4*pd, AC, auto, sunroof, 11849 pd.pw, pwr trunk, am/fm readers with one call) Call 906-663-6644 eoe-seo-eeeg tires, $1900. PROWLER 78- 28 R. AUDI '91 100- Fully caas, ac, telephone, exc. immac. cond, AC. sleepe 52k, AC, AM/FM can., 908-752-4571 If we're loaded, air bag, ABS, 1-900-669-9496 JAGUAR '83 XJ8- 908-234-1735 vary clsan It m*ch. cloie-we'll make a deal I cond,$3000/BO.719-9620 MAZDA MX6 LS 6J- Burgundy, tan leather, 1 6, fully sell contained, ml great cond., new tires, OODOE '67 COLT black, fully loaded, exc. MUST SELL awning, $3650. 628-6687 sound. S10O0. 709-1831. NltlAN- 88 Pul»»r. B4k. Price $12,850. Pis CHEVY CAMARO 94- owner, every option, VIBTA- Wagon, Blue. cond, auto, new Urea, looks brand newl Asking Cap. 112 Grader $6,500. OLDSMOMU OMtOA- auto, AC, AM/FM Can. cstaway. Call Mr. Bell 2dr coupe, 6cyl, manual 62K, good cond, ac, $14,000/BO 769-6979 Equip, trailer 10 ton, like TAURUS 61 TRAILER 752-3600. Iran*, royal blue metallc, $8,405. Day: 908-627- 28ft, self contained, 1984 many n*w part*, well maintained. 11 IK, auto, case. Call 6994396 9000; Eve: 908-233-4189 new $2500, JB 555 track muil Mil MOO or beat Asking S2300/8O. Csll AM/FM casaette, AC, after 6pm MERCURY 91 SABLE Loader, new bottom re- aleep 8, ae new tlrel, BMW 98- model 3251s, LS— computerized dash- offer laava m***. 908-429-0587 after 4:30 leath Int. auto, sunrt, auto doors/window*, T- JAQUAR91- Sovereign, built motor, $14,900. $3600.908-272-6977 , 90B-424-20M tops, very low mileage, OODOB '91 CARAVAN board, new tires, 1 owner 196S OLDS- Super 88 12k, never driven In the Paver Blaw-kno* PF 500 OLDS- '86 Clera, sunri, 117k, one owner, exc Asking $16,500. SE- 57,000 miles. Blue/ 48k, $9,500. 245-1303 sedan, ps/pb, partial TERRY 81-3011, ac, rsdlo, good int. Exc. run- cond, 19600/BO. 908- rain, $28,600. Pave 10-16 ft. $33,000. awning, bulrt In vaccuurp, Call eves. 218-0681 Grey Int. 3.3 L. 8 cyl. ps, resin., many new parts, 906-606-2279 Sta-pack 1 ton roller with ning cond. Qood tirs*. 526-3345 pi, pw, a/c, cd player. MERCURY- '69 Marquis $2500. (908) 937-5619. central heating, rear bed, fully loaded, 146k hwy. trailer $2500. 549-0356 60k + ml. $1500/BO. BMW- 87 3251 COflV. 5 CHEVY- '85 El Camlno Moving most sell, JAOUAR- 90 XJS eleeps 6-6, many extras, 908-634-7570. SS, Air, AM/FM, excel, $11,000. 908-756-7518, 8 ml., $4700/BO. 19S9- 190SL Red coupe, V-12, 30k, like must aee. $6000. Imirt. sp. 6 cyl. 1 owner. 39,800 Roadster Easy restore cond. 6264657 • miles, silver, garage condition. $6700. am to 6 pm. 908-968-3656 newl Blk/blk., AC. Am/ 8100 OLDS- 84 Cutlets Cal- 908-757-5691 $16,900. '70 Coupe kept. $17,500 or b/O. MERCURY- 66 Park Fm/cass, all options. VENTURE CAMPER- ais, V6, auto, Power ev- DODQE S4 ARIES STA- 260SE $14,900. I will $16,500, call 233-9569 Automothm BUICK- '14 Elactra erything. P/sunroof, new 908-526-4488. CHEVY- '86 Mont* TION WAQOH- ac, 4dr, Lane. 4-dr, 64,700 orig. trade +•$ for near new Flnmnclni sleeps 6, heater, Ice box. Wagon, good eond., trans, Fires. Great cond. Carlo SS, T-tops, AM/FM, runs great, good cond, miles. Brand new Int. Harley. Steve 201-734- NISSAN- 90, 240SX, stove, canopy, screen many naw parli. 11600. 97.5k, Asking $2495. Call Adverilta In the Classilied! AC, Poti. rear, 132k, Ask- 8850/BO. 908-619-4511 Runs/looks greatl $3,700 0880 days. loaded, 77k ml., very rm. $1900. 526-1258 008-707-0213 Laura 908-356-7654. Ing S4BO0. 908-278-8795. b/o. 549-7386 aft. SPM. good cond. 16000/BO. LEASE OR BUY AUTOS CHECK NEW 908-234-2863 A Consumer Service DODOE 96 DAYTONA MERCURY- 66 Cougar, PHONE NUMBERIII 9490 Roadster (top of line Save Time & Money SHELBY Z- 4cyl, turbo, NASH 28- 6 cyl, modal PORSCHE- '87 944, Call 908-781 -0750 Bsp, T-tops, PW, PL, PM, model) Pwr everything, 320, 42k. older restora- gar. kept, mint cond. Low cruise, tilt, rear detogger, cruise, cloth top, wire tion. Call after 4pm. 906- mi., Blk w/sunrf, leather am/fm caas, black w/ whls. digital daah, Am/ 7S5-6S16 Inl. Sspd. $9900. Call 8110 BROUGHAM- 64 on-a gray, 67k, $2600. FM cass. Absolute mint David 201-535-0837. Automotive Part*, QMC ehasls. 31,590 215-997-6402 days or cond. 71K, $4200. 685- CHEVY 88 BISCAYNE- mllss. Sleeps 4. 24' lortg. 908-768.8169 1248 4dr. straight 6, 53k Accessories and Oarage kept. $9,900. CMI orlg.ml, exc. cond. Ask- •070 MERCURY- 90 Grand Senfcvt) (609) 466-1948 ,_ DODOE 94 INTREPID- ing $440a90ere86-6489 FmmUyVt sllver, low mileage, all Marquis Stationwagon, BUS CONVERTED power, ABS, exc. cond., 56K ml., exc. cond. CORVETTE 76- 350 AACON AUTO 4 Truck COACH- sleeps 4, dou- $15,600. 7554963 tBQOO. 722-3552 PS.PB, PW. auto, t-tops, CHEVY '89 ASTRO- buyers. Top $$ paid. ble bed, hilt refrlg, bajh- recently painted, white w/ Blue. 59K ml. 5 PASS. Same day cash. rm & shower, ac, genera- DODOE- 87 Daytona MERCURY- 92 Capri beige Int. mint. 756-1004 tor, diesel, $15,000/»o. XR2, fully loaded, hard- A/C. NEW TIRES, GREAT 526-24B8 Makes Sense! Paciflca, turbo, AT, AC, COND. $6,000 CALL 906- 908-356-9307 • 85K, top + soft top. Turbo, EL CAMINO 67, SS396. a *** all power, SNRF, assume payments or real headturner.red/black 560-8775 $3200, 704-1251 ABSOLUTE AUTO $9000.I908I7S2.7477M . prof. main, garaged, CHEVY- 88 CIO, 1 Cash For Your Car DODQE- 69 D-50 Ram, $6,000/BO 906469-2429 owner, 6 cyl. 35K, Pwr. ft $$$$ $50 & Up $$$$ sports cab, axe. cond., MISTUBISHI 92 8600 DIAMANTE LS- loaded, FERRARI- 308 Replica, AC $6000/BO. 757-1975 Junk or Running AC, SNRF, bedllner, evenings FREE Pickup-Local Area BOATS $6000 B/0, 906-359-8909 mint cond, 29k, garage Professions^ built, com- kept. Asking $16,500. plete, driven dally, trophy We Buy Scrap Metal DODQE- 82 Ram ISO, 6 1.900-870-3202 8610' FORD '73 SOX- 20ft. 908-889-6920 winner, V6, 5 spd. AC. all I. auto, cruise, AC, 86 JO. Box, 4 ft. overhang, less options. $10,900. 908- MITSUBISHI •87 STARI- UOOK highway ml. runs BMW— 85, 316 2 dr. than 15,000 miles on new 369-7994 eves. exc. $28O0/BO. 526-4585 motor. $3,000 or b.o. call ON ESIR- 5 Speed, 56k AM parts lor ealel • Meter* ml, AC, PS/PB, leather 8650 • Marlnae 908-727-2580 OLDS- 69 Delta 88, 2 903-236-9243 after 6pm Int.. very dean, new tires, dr. hardtop, 82K ml. Mint ask for Dave • Rentals A FORD 1978 LTD- well maintained. $5750. Cond. Oarage kept. Ask- Charters Convertable, needs some or B/0. (906)469-7916. ing $2900908-647^622 4K4S, Sport 8670 • Sits) Rentals work all around, runs, UgMTnteka •Stersfs new engine leaa than 2k NISSAN- 90 Maxima PORSCHE 1971 914- 8130 6690 • vUppfWB Chevy. 5 0 L. V-8 eng. 5 spd man Irans. pwr stmg/brks. QXE, fully loaded Bose Extenslvely reworked en- miles, need to sell todayl Mtoceflavioous 8700 • Parts and AIR. AM/FM siereo cass, 6/s midgs, Stk #51B7T, $1495 OBO 908-753-7455 atereo, exc cond In A glne, new plstona, 1993 CHEVY 8-10 VIN#SZ14I739 MSRP $16,802 Pyml based on 24 out, 87k hwy mis. $7600 sleeves, carba, clutch, Automotive monlh GMAC closadend lease with 24 equal pymts 01 BLAZER- 40k hwy mis, FORD M FESTIVA- 2 firm. 906-707.9086 brakea, etc. Over $5000 p/s, p/b, a/c, 5 sp aid, 8710 • Mlac Boating 124 4 lax tl.OOOdown. 1st pyml. J225rel BBC dep , dr, 5 spd. hatch back, &$350bant> lee due at inception Incl 15.0O0mi/y(, lot/ Invested asking $1500. V-6, tint wndws. exc AAA NORTHEAST am/fm radio, ac. 72k. one OLDS CUTLASS '81 525-1226 days, 638-4389 mithereattei Total pymisiKJ76 Purchase at lease end V6, sulo, pa, pb, pw, and cond. $14,500. Buys late model jeeps, $12,OBO 22 Lessee resp lor excess wear & ten' owner good cond. priced eves and wkends. Call 908-752-5146. for quick sale. $1,785- AC, viper alarm, low mil., trucks, cars. (201) 376- M10 call 908-226-1111 v/g cond. $1975. CHEVY 82 S10 EXT 4199 or (908) 522-0575. (908)457^635/457-0339, CAB- Cap & bed liner, 5 $$$$$ AAA $$$$$ mm. OLOSMOBILE '84 CUT- •050 spd., AC, new clutch. $$ FREE REMOVAL $S BAYUNER CAPRI- 84, FORD 80 AEROSTAR $6500. (908) 463-7529. 24 MM. XLT- extended length, 7 LASS Supreme Must sett Luxury AufomoMNM Ol Any Junk Car 211*, Cutty Cabin, vorvo, passenger, excellent $400. or B/o. Needs en- DID YOU 24 Mr Towing Service pants, I/O, many axtras. condition, 66K, $7900 gine work. Call Dave. KNOW... • 908-754-5383 • Mooring A campar cov- MUST SELL1 236-9243 after 6 pm. CADILLAC- 66 4 door that an ad In this local baeper 90B-B1 9-1 944 ers, ona ownar. Asking sedan 4 dr., full pwr & paper also goes Into 22 $3500. 908-468-2142 906-940-2069 OLDSMOBILE 88 AC, very clean, Asking AUTO INSURANCE ROYALE BROUQHAM- other local papers? high risk drivers, B + F18ER0LAIB HOUSE FORD 81 EXPLORER $3250. 722-7966 Reach over 380,000 XLT- 4dr, 4W/D, auto, 4 dr., pt/pb/pw, A/C. pts. low rates, free BOAT/CAMPER 24lt, $B00. (908)526-5498. LINCOLN- 91 readers with one call! quotes. 908-754-7490 loaded,alarm,exc 1-8O0-S59-9495 motor, trailer, ale. $1200. cond,$13,900. 216-0072 Continental Signature— 908-469-4760 OLDSMOBILE 86- like new. P/rool. leather MULTI VOLUME Cutlaa Clara Wagon DODOE- '87 Ram Pick- NEW CAR FORO 92, Mustsng GT, seats, Dk. Blue. Call kup, 6 cyl., atrd., low bik/gr Inl, sunroof, slarm, 6cyl, pa.pb, 3rd seat, Dealer pays highest 8*20 good cond, $2200/bo. 906-526-7600 miles. Excel, cond. prices In State (upgraded starso val $4000. 908-725-0754. PvwmrBtftt S3O00) 4Bk, Must sell, 908-709-0247 MERCEDES 190C 3.6 92, Desperate Need to B/0 908-969-32B5 33k ml., dealer serviced, FORD- 91 Explorer, Restock Lots OLDS- '69 Cutlass exc. cond., $27,850. Clorrs SL, 2 DR, 68k ml, Eddie Bauer, "loaded," & Our export Division BAYLINER— 1990, 18', NEW t99S BERET1A Z26 FORD MUSTANG- 79, 236-7229 exc. cond. CD player. 90B-7S3-1500 Anytime 90 horsa outboard, S/S good cond mechanically, PS, PB, excel, cond. Chevy. Coupe 3 i L. V-6 eng, 4 spd auto trans w/OD, $6299/BO. 906-769-73B9. MERCEDES BENZ- $12.500. 719-2958 prop. Lota of extras. noair.rjwrstrng/brks/lrunk/wind.r/del.lilt.clolhint. SlK needs some body work, SEIZED CARS FROM 1965 220s, 6 cyl., dual $175- Porsches, Cadil- Undsr 100 hrs. Asking #5077, VIN#SYI43586 MSRP H6.995 Pyml based new tlrss, brakes, FORD- 93 Explorer, 2 $6000. 968-1005 on 3Q month FFL closed lease vv/38 equal pymls ol carba, rabullt motor A dr, 5 spd. 4 whl. dr. PS, lacs, Chevya, BMW's, bstlary, Advertise In the Classified- trans, naw tires ft ex- $239 $IQ00down.1slpymt J339rel 5ecaep &J350 908-216-0369. PW, PL, moonroof, antl Corveties. Also Jeeps, 4 REQAL- 'BB, Sabring 20 lee due at inception tnc! 12.000 mi/yr, hauat system, like new lock Uks. Am/FM CD. WD's. Your aroa. Toll free ft. wAraller. 16S marcury Iherealter Total pymts S9082 Purchase ot loaee end Int., 752-6778 S4500/BO 35K. $19,000. 526-0743 1-800-898-9778 Ext. A- 1/0. Oarage kepi. Uka $9138 Lessee rosp lor encess wear & tear 5139 for current listings brand naw. Asking FORBES NEWSPAPERS $9500. 908-322-8823. RUN YOUR AUTO 8200 AD UNTIL SOLD MOTORCYCLES •210« sold oil or 8240 - On-Road wholasalfld ImmBd. No 8250 - Parts,,Acc«*orlaa oilers rsfusad. don'l b* Lashlul Unconditional «5- ROYAL CHEVROLET/GEO Sarvlca dny.M.JOO ml Sallslaclion 8260 - Miscellaneous Qunranlas NO MONEY Route 28 DOWN if gual . 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02 SU V i SI 2 4 dr., t cyl. auto . P/S/B/W/Lks. AM/FM 4 dr., 4 cyl. auto,. P/S/B/W/Lks. cruise. 1-800-848-4208 stereo cass.. A/C. cruise Srk# 10020 AM/FM stereo cast. . Stk« 10006 32,930 mi. V1N*NZ248168. 37,435 mi. VIN*-PZ265544. . al-,nl ou,>..r , iwruluprc r 1 linos HK.li ,uui wi- will aiianye 1h(> crocin you UCSKIVC W.. <••• •- $11,100 $12,375 NISSAN • FORD • WVAZDA M • MERCURY • SUBARU '92 SCJ

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Cheryl Fenake Arthur Kurek Special Sections Editor- Classified Advertising Manager state Chief Copy Editor CO NTENTS mm. Kelly Zulio Classified Telephone Cover house 4 Sales Manager Douglas Baum Connie Mahoney Classified Account Executive Classified Telephone 3 Sales Representative Cover story Malcolm S. Forbes Jr. Editor-in-Chief of Forbes Magazine and Forbes Newspapers Louis S. Banony Publisher Realty notes Richard A. McComb Rick Kestenbaum George Gannon Advertising Manager Advertising Director Circulation Director ;ct>?^%f^;;. fiQ 1ft 4 4 iO r: ;$,'$&&.< 0,0,111,11,1C On the cover: New homes This split level on Ovistine Circle In Scotch Plains 7 lilts with fo/Mai Property sales Realty Pros otWestfieW Photo by Commercial news 11 Sharon Wilson

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A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate June 21,22,23,1996-3 Remodel your home through grants Programs cover attic and wall insulation, masonry work, new roofs and more Most homeowners arc unaware standards and very quickly the programs are attic and wall insula- companies and others; typical pro- that regardless of their income selling price of homes in the area tion, new windows, outerwall sid- grams offered and the how to there are Federal, state and local drops sharply. This accelerate the Cover ing, security doors and locks, win- qualify. Form letters for inquiries programs that will help them re- cycle of degeneration. dow guards, sidewalks, masonry to these loan and grant sources are pair and remodel their homes. In order to keep and maintain work, bathrooms and kitchens, included as well as detailed in- Government at all levels recog- the nation's housing and neigh- electrical and plumbing, new roofs, structions on determining your nizes that neighborhoods are the borhoods, government at all levels gutters and downspouts. debt-to-income ratio for eligibility. basis of life in our country, When a have programs to give homeown- Consumer Education Research Since it is important that the neighborhood deteriorates, many ers money (that does not have to ergy use. Center, a national non-profit con- tilings happen both physically and be repaid) for repairs or to lend Txiese programs are not re-sumer group formed in 1969, has work be done properly, the book socially. When the homes look them money at below market lev- stricted to low-income people, just published the 208 large-page, includes a section describing the shabby, a neighborhood seems els or at no interest. In many slum areas or urban neigh- 1994 edition of Consumers Guide rough cost of the cost of many jobs riore attractive to crime and crim- areas, utility companies will either borhoods. Owners of single or mul- to Home Repair Grants and Subsi- as well as advice on picking a con- inals. An area in decline is like a do energy conservation work free tifamily dwellings are eligible. dized Loam ($16.95 plus $3 p&htractor, negotiating a contract and spreading cancer. As homes be- or at low cost and in other places While the grants do not have to be from CERC GRANTS, 350 Scot- insuring that the work is done come shabby looking and in need will lend homeowners money at no repaid, most of the loans offer low land Road, Orange, NJ 07050 or properly and for a fair price. And of maintenance, the residents lose interest to pay the contractor of or no interest, long terms and low (800) 872-0121) which lists more to help you communicate with their desire to keep up the neigh- their choice for the necessary payments. than 7,000 sources of loan and your contractor, lawyer and lender, borhood. Streets become recep- work. In addition, there are tax in- Some of the other home im- grant programs offered by Federal, the book includes a dictionary of tacles for trash, schools lower their centives to promote efficient en- provements covered under these state and local government, utility terms used by these professionals. Seniors pleased with Burgdorff s 'Next Step' seminar Burgdorff, Realtors held a com- mation on related topics of inter- inspections, auctions, financial inspection Co.; Sidney Neidik of was present A satisfied attendee prehensive seminar of retirement est. planning, relocation and real es- Morristown, testimonial; Linda said, "The Next Step" was the living options at the Warrenbrook Jerry Mills, vice president and tate. The panelists included Vivian Dawson of Dawson Appraisers of most informational meeting and Country Club in Warren Township manager of Burgdorffs Warren of- Deland, senior vice president and Morris Plains; Rick Bousequet, service to the community I'd ever on May 21. The seminar, titled fice, opened the seminar and in- director of Burgdorff, Realtors' Re- construction specialist from Scotch seen. A great gift to the senior citi- "The Next Step," provided the troduced the panel of speakers tirement Division; Martin Allen Plains; and Barry Coriell, Central zens and commitment to the com- guests with enlightening retire- who specialize in topics including Esq., attorney from Warren; Joyce Mayflower of Bridgewater. Cheryl munity that was intelligent and ef- ment options and valuable infor- living wills, estate planning, home Simco, president, HJ Fricl Home Sheasby from PHH US Mortgage ficiently organized."

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A Forbes Newspaper Supplement 4 —June21t22,23,1995 oming home to Christine Good location, amenities abound in this move-in-condition split-level If you're looking for a gradoui home, packed with amenities, ready to move into right away, you've found it at 1261 Christine Circle in Scotch Plains. Perched on a 9(M)y-152-foot ir- regular lot with mature plantings, the home features three bedrooms and two and a half baths. The liv- ing room is an expansive 19-by-13 feet and features hardwood floors. The dining room is 16-by-12 feet, and also has hardwood floors. The home's roomi- ness continues with a 17-by-15- foot family room with a fireplace and a 16-by-12-foot kitchen with break- fast area and a skylight. Sliding doors open from the kitchen to a deck. The master bedroom is a grand 26-DY-14 feet and two smaller bed- rooms are 12-by-10 and 14-by-12. A Jacuzzi highlights the master bath. A grade-level laundry room com- pletes the home's picture of conve- nience and beauty. Heating is gas-fired forced air and central air keeps the home cool in the summer. A single-car garage is attached and an attic and full basement offer ample storage or work space, Recessed lighting soflens the at- mosphere throughout many rooms. Pocket doors ensure econo- my of space in the kitchen. An atrium door also leads from the SHARON WILSON/FORBES NEWSPAPERS family room to the deck. Hardwood floors and bright windows highlight the living room. The exterior was painted just last year, and a new hot water heater has been installed. Sprin- kler systems are underground in the back and front yards. An alarm system with motion detectors adds extra security to the home. The house lists for $289,900 with Re/Max Realy Pros of Westfleld. For more information, call Ellen Troeller at 233-9292 or 654-6514.

SHARON WILSON/FORBES NEWSPAPERS A brick fireplace and bright windows are yet two more attrac SHARON WILSON/FORBES NEWSPAPERS tlve features of the family room. Atrium doors lead from the family room to the exterior deck, great for summer entertaining. A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate June 21,22,23,1995 — 5 Ctrl* Capuano, a sales associate South Plainfield office of Coldwell Committee of the Somerset Board He is a 20-year resident of in the Westfield office of Coldwell Banker Schlott, Realtors, and will of Realtors and holds membership Branchburg. Banker Schlott, Realtors, received work as a team with fiance lisa in the Hunterdon, Morris and • • • the firm's elite Director's/Presi- Ferraro. dent's dub designation at an Mr. Mazzetta, a nine-year real Summit Boards. ViU ftuentein, a sales as- awards breakfast held recently at estate veteran, holds a contractor's She is a longtime resident of so^te with Weichert, Realtors' Notes 1 n ton the Parsippany Hilton. The award license. He has built homes ™ « ' g $ M Hillsborough office, has been rec- presented for a sales volume of throughout Somerset and Mid- nn, n «.!. • • * ognized as the office's top pro- more than $4 million, places Ms. dlesex counties, and his knowl- Carol Garth, a BiU Peroncik has joined ducer for sellinc the most homes Capuano in the top 10 percent in edge of quality construction has sales associate Weichert, Realtors' Edison office h April sales volume of the firm's 3,600 been invaluable to his clients and with Weichert, as a sales associate. ^ u* c sales associates. customers. He is a member of the Realtors' Ber- A 32-year resident of Edison, Mr. * ?T I ?iu SonJenel Ms. Capuano's success as a Middlesex and Somerset County nardsville office, Peroncik has been a licensed real P™* Board of ***** md new salesperson also earned her a trip Boards of Realtors. has won two of- to the Coldwell Banker Interna- Ms. Ferraro was recently hon- fice sales awards estate professional for two years. ™™ sPf®^. *&• Feuerstein tional Business Conference held ored for having the highest level of for the month of « * • has been listing and selling homes earLer this year in Orlando, Fla. A Buyer Controlled Sales in her of- May, including Joseph Bulkin has joined for two years. member of the Westfield Board of fice, and won the 1994 Top Pro- top sales and top Weichert, Realtors' Branchburg of- Sne is a longtime resident of Realtors, she also qualified for the ducer Award. A real estate profes- producer, by re- fice as a sales associate. Hillsborough. silver level of the NJAR Million sional for 12 years, she's a certified cording a sales Capuano A member of both the Somerset * * * Dollar Club. new homes specialist and holds a dollar volume of and Hunterdon County Boards of Bernard Fltzpatrick has joined * • * New Jersey Real Estate Ap- nearly $16 mil- Realtors, Mr. Bulkin has been a Weichert, Realtors' Branchburg of- Fran Perla, a sales associate in praiser's Permit. lion, licensed real estate professional for fice as a sales associate. He is a the Westfield office of Coldwell • • • Ms. Garth, one year. resident of Bedminster. Banker Schlott, Realtors, has re- Catherine Dickinson, a sales as- who was the of- ceived the firm's MulUmillion Dol- sociate with Weichert, Realtors' fice sales leader lar Club Award. This honor is pre- Bernardsville office, has won the and topproduce r sented to each sales associate who office top listing award for the in March, has so We give kids something to achieves at least $2,000,000 in sales month of May. far posted sales volume. The presentation was A consistent top producer, Ms. of more than made at the recent awards break- Dickinson recorded sales of more $3.7 million in fast held at the Parsippany Hilton, than $19.4 million in 1994, earning 1995. A gold- SHOUT ABOUT Ms. Perla also qualified for the her the company's top sales award level member of Perla New Jersey Association of Real- last year. A licensed real estate the New Jersey tors' Million Dollar Club Award at professional for 10 years, Ms. Dick* State Million at WiHfbHW RMael the bronze level with listings and inson is a nine-time member of Dollar Club, Ms. sales in excess of $3 million con- Weichert's prestigious President's Garth has been a sistently for 10 years. Club, an honor conferred upon the consistent top A real estate professional for 10 top 1 percent of the company's producer during years, she is a member of the 7,000 sales associates. her 10 years in Westfield, Garden State, Somerset She is also a nine-time member real estate sales, and Middlesex Boards of Realtors, of the New Jersey State Million For Ms, Garth, Ms. Perla is a resident of Fan- Dollar Club, earning gold honors 1994 was the wood. • * • five times, including last year. She 10th consecutive Vivian Young, a sales associate is a member ofthe company's Mil- year she has in the Westfield office of Coldwell lion Dollar Sales and Marketed earned Million Young Banker Schlott, Realtors, received Clubs and 100 Marketed Club. Dollar Club hon- the firm's MulUmillion Dollar Club Ms. Dickinson serves on the Re- ors and the eighth time she quali- Award. This honor is presented to ^tor Associate Committee of the fied for Weichert's prestigious sales associates who achieve a Somerset County Board of Real- president's Club, an honor con- minimum of $2 million in sales tors. She is a director of the New fcmKj upon ^ top { wnxni of volume. The presentation was Jersey Association of Realtors and ^ c™™^ 7OOo saies as- made at the recent awards break- a member of its Sales Committee. . „ , ' , fast held at the Parsippanv Hilton She belongs to the Morris, Hunter- soaatfs< ,bhe ^ eamf ^P _"\ L™^ don and Summit Bauds'* Real- *<>nal «*» awaris and qualified for the company's 200 Sales Club, IK New Jersey Association of Real- tors. (ftloHower Ridge is kid country! tors' Million Dollar Club at the She is a longtime resident of 100 Marketed Club and Million Tucked into the hills ol Somerset bronze level. She has been a sales Bernardsville. Dollar Sales and Marketed Clubs. 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I him Hilk-\k;id,Nl An Anniversary Present For You! ii|i lu V.MK) in (KM Anmms.ii> Huils wlii'ii you si^n ti| South in Mi >ii) tmilii .1 SU'Tlmir Home I 'so Ik Huiks lo jtiil anv Iciilutf lo It A Ami'lk-iin Die,nil hiuiii1 Oltci cMmi's'W1* Oil lnNlfl.uk t nnU't in It'll »n Ask lui uim !\ik- Atkitisuii.- A Forbes Newspaper Supplement 6-June 21,22,23,1995 RealEstate Career night set Tuesday Options abound The Watehung office of Weichert, Real- opportunities and nature trends in the tors has scheduled a free career night at industry. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Reservations are preferred but walk-ins In addition to information about how are welcome. For more information or to in Chase models to obtain a real estate license, the meet- make a reservation, contact Maryann ing will offer valuable insights for newly Golding at 561-5400. The office is located licensed and experienced salespersons at 55 Stirling Road, on the circle, in Two new home models are presented who wish to learn more about current Watehung. Stirling Chase and Berwyck Chase are The extensive list of standard features in- two highly successful communities Ameri- cludes hardwood flooring in the foyer, air can Properties is creating in Scotch Plains. conditioning, a full basement and a kitchen The recent opening of two new model with self-cleaning oven, dishwasher and no- homes is attracting a great deal of attention wax resilient vinyl flooring. from serious, value- Purchasers are offered a choice of wood or RANALD C. BROWN conscious house hunt- European-style cabinets, with a choice of co- 1934 Washington Valley Road, Box 68 ers. ordinated laminate countertops. MARTINSVILLE, NEW JERSEY 08836 Both The Hamilton To see the models, take the Garden State and The Jamestown are Parkway to Exit 135. Follow signs to West- traditionally handsome field, onto Central Avenue. Turn left at first —••_- »• • , two-story homes with light onto Raritan Road Proceed ap- dramatic two-story entry foyers, four bed- proximately 1.7 miles to fourth light and rooms, 2V& baths, formal living and dining turn right onto Lake Avenue. rooms, spacious open-plan eat-in kitchens Proceed Vi mile and bear left onto Mar- and family rooms, separate laundry rooms tine Avenue. (Lake Avenue becomes Mar- and two-car garages with direct interior ac- cess. tine Avenue.) Proceed to Stirling Chase, on The Hamilton provides 2,200 square feet the left OR Route 22 to Scotch Plains exit of Uving space and is base priced from (Snuflys Pantagis). Proceed on Park Avenue $259,990. The Jamestown features 2,474 (which becomes Marline Avenue) for 3 square feet of space priced from $279,990. miles to Stirling Chase on the right. The EMARTINSVILLE $249,700! HILLSBOROUGH $219,700! Both homes are shown at Stirling Chase, sales center is open daily 10 ajn.-5 p.m. 3 FAMILY-2 ACRES 2 ACRES! but are also offered at Berwyck Chase. For more information, 8894400. Great investment or line-In situation! 2- !Granite stone & frame 4 bedroom colo-] car garage + full basement! (3) 2 bed- Inlal, screened porch, fireplace! room apartments!! PS. Inground Pool!!

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Vu 2-1B - Most sought after floorplan - largest 2 BR, 1st floor, bay window, dining area, no elevator fees, just listed perfect "scale down" resale $135,900. 8-2C -Choose your renovations - determine your price, elevator unit, special financing, $90's, possible lease/purchase. ! LONG VALLEY $289,700 7-2A - Last 2 BR available, former model, Super Deluxe Renovation, CONTEMPORARY SERENITY [BRIDGEWATER $333,700 No elevator fees, $129,900. & WOODED SECLUSION!! 1-3C -Lovely, sunny SE exposures, breakfast room, special SPECTACULAR!! financing, No elevator $101,900. [4 bedroom 3 bath contemporary witht [Custom ranch with 30 mile view! 2 fire- 1 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, Screened Porch, Garage. No ^ private "Nanny" room with bath! Rean places, new 2V kitchen with deck and ideck! Open first floor plan! spectacular view! 3 baths! Call for conve- elevator (Rental $l,800/month). A Must Sttll [nient appointment!! Other 1 BR units - $102,900. - $106,900. all with owner financing to qualified buyers Call for appointment weekdays or visit our Saturday Open House 11-3. (908) 469-2333 MLS MMJOfT 27*4370 ' I :• t I I. I i i ' - il A Forbes Newspaper Supplement ^0621,22,23,1996-7

WALNUT arr SOLD TO Sales PAUL, DU3HYANT fc UTA, FOR $15a,tOO ON 05-0315 BY GIAR- MCTTAJOHN. EDISON 186 SYLVAN DELL AVE. SOLD TO DAMATO, ALFONSO, FOR $30,000 ON 05- 01-95 BY DAMATO JOAN, 74 WESTGATE DRIVE SOLD TO LOPEZ, NUBIA, FOR $145,000 ON 05-01 % BY SCANELLI, ROSEMARIE. 174 LINDA LANE SOLD TO JUHN, YOUNG H., FOR $164,000 ON 05-03-95 BY JARRET, KENNETH W. & HELAINE G. 765 WOOD AVE. SOLD TO PATEL, PRAFUL & CHANDRIKA, FOR $164,000 ON 05-01-95 BY LOUIS At LUCRETIA. 3 MAL1BU DRIVE SOLD TO HAILE, ALEXANDER, FOR $189,000 ON 05-04-95 BYLIN.TE-HUNG&SUC.

METDCHEN • 47 BLAIR AVE. SOLD TO MATTHEWS, MARILYN M., FOR $125,000 ON 05-01- 95 BY MCCAULEY, HOMER JR. BRANCHBURG TWP $319,500 BRIDGEWATER $66,900 COLONIA $139,850 Center hall colonial with 4 bdrms., 21/? Youvo |ust run out of reasons to rent! CHAIN O HILLS SUPER CLEAN P1SCATAWAY baths, very large rooms, finished bsmt, Don't miss this loaded 2 bdrm. condo RANCH, Hardwood floors thru-out, 101 OVERBROOK ROAD SOLD TO BRUSH, KAMALA, FOR $200,000 ON 05- 30x22 roc. rm. & play rm. in Bridgewaler newer bath & furnace, roof,'M. Lg. 03-95 BY BRUSH, JOHN E. & MIRIAM K. RDT237O 908-534-4085 RDT2381 908-534408$ fenced yard & 1 car gar 5PF135B 908-668-0020 SOMERSET

BRIDCEWATER 705 BAYLEY COURT SOLD TO CONTI, SUSAN, FOR $159,000 ON 04-24-95 BY MARCONI, DAVID H. & LYNN C.

FRANKLIN 114 DE LAR PARKWAY SOLD TO ALI, MIR A., FOR $43,000 ON 04-25-95 BY MORGAN, DOIiORES. 4397 ROUTE 27, RD 4 SOLD TO LOPER, ELKE, FOR $105,000 ON 04-24-95 BY I1OCCANFUSO, GEORGE V,

NORTH PLAINFIELD 154 MEADOWBROOK DRIVE SOLD TO AMEDEO, JEROME, FOR $188,500 ON 04-24-95 BY SALZMANN, THOMAS N. & SUSAN C. HILLSBOROUGHTWP $276,900 LINDEN $189,000 MONTGOMERY TWP $294,900 Buy & divide lor profit! Subdivide this Immaculate Col. w/new custom Kit. w/ New oak kitchen; large Lfl w/1plc; for 4 acre 2 family home, Build a new breakfast area, sun porch, 3 BRS, 2 full mal DR; solarium w/sliders to deck; 13 2 acres with bam, above ground home & be a landlord, G'jatopportJ- baths, LR w/lplc landscaped lot plus pool! Low rates mean more mty! more. WRN1801 908-7547511 house for your money RDT2383 908534408S SPL4090 908-322-9102 ecreasing mortgage consumers' pockets, ae- rates are slowly re- cording to Mr, Gorsky. A rise charging the na- of 1 percent in mortgage Dtional real estate rates on a $100,000 loan can market, according to sources meanmadditional$24000in at ERA Real Estate an inter- ^ ^ a ^ loan national real estate franchise . . . , . « , j t(TLower mortgage rates system based in Overland , ^ ° Park, Kan. ERA membmembeer bbro mean bu*crs can ** morc housh e fof r kers across the nation have ^i^ir money,"" Mr M. PISCATAWAY $184,900 NSCATAWAY $154,900 RARITAN $69,900 experienced a significant in- Gon*y said- "Today's rates 8 yr young contemp Col., CAC, 3BR, Come& soelnis lovelV 3bdrm Ranch One-halfduplex • loving care is what is crease in home listing inven- are still a bargain for people 2'/jbaths,2caratt,gar, tilofoyor,open nome Nicely landscaped grounds, needed to finish what has been start- LG EIK DR LR FR & home oltlce tory over the past month, sig- who remember the double- slaircaso, skylight, movoin condition > ' ' ed, vinyl siding, 8 year roof, fenced naling a rebirth in consumer digit numbers a few years SPF1367 908-668-0020 Call office yard SPF1357 9O8-668-O020 HIL1902 908-874-8421 interest. ago. History has shown that "The increase in listing ac- consumers who wait to buy livity shows that consumers usually gct left who missed out on last year's cun/e. phenomenal market are again considering making a , move," said Joseph Gorsky, ^ted to temporarily decline, president with ERA Van Sy- but the low ratcs m? not last ckel Realty. "Though pre- [m& In Octobcr 1993- ratcs owned home sales are pro- for 30-year, fixed-rate mort- dictcd to be down following gages descended to 6,74 per- the records posted in 1994, cent, a 25-year low, but SCOTCH PLAINS $188,000 S0MERVILLE $169,900 WESTFIELD $310,000 lower mortgage ratcs arc peaked at 9.25 percent in No- Totally renovated Colonial w/new 2nd |mmacu|al0 & updatod b,-lcvol on tree Fabulous Northside Colonial tortures II, additional feat, new bleached Oak living room with fireplace, formal DR, starting to pique buyer inter- vembcr 1994. lined stroot Two car attached garage Kit, LR w/finished HW floors, formal DR enclosed sun-porch, fenced yard S family room, 4 Bedrooms, screen porch, Family fm, 3 BRS 2 baths Anderson cst." "My guess is that any lower more. many updalos Average lending rates, hov- rates ^ ^ sporadic and windows, Lg, closets, skylts, new turn, HIL1745 908-874-8421 SPL4O52 908-322-9102 plus more. ering around 8 percent for a short.nvcd; said Mac D, SPL5O2B 908-322-9102 30-ycar fixed-rate mortgage, Hcaycncr from ^ ERA are the lowest in over a year, a H7IH-12I RradingHm/ilranchbui^AR'a Sj-MDHS ins/Clark Ana U2-9I02 accoiding to figures recently Offi<* of ^e CE0' If l was released by the Federal u! the market to purchase or South ftinfieW/PiscaawayArea «M)li) Wanvn/^'aichunjiAna 7S4-""S11 Home Loan Mortgage Corp. ^finance, I would not delay Even a minor change in ^ trying to lock in a current Over 100 Offices in the Metropolitan Region

mortgage rates can mean rate while we're in this tern- Cplt*w«M pankor f^sHJojitipl Reul Lsliilo An ti>u4l Owwilunity Compatiy SCHLOTT IS ' thousands' 6f 'dbflarS duV6f ' i f Hmlstfit) Oppbr(itml/5ome Odic'os Irfclflpoinh'rtlly Cwjfotl Aid OporaimJ 8-June 21,22,23,1995 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Back-to-school sale launched at Stoney Hill Construction is nearing comple- ditional highlights of this impres- tion on six beautiful new homes at sive home. Stoney Hill in Bridgewater, one of Stoney Hill is located in one of American Properties' most suc- New Jersey's best school districts, cessftil communities. With closing For shopping, Bridgewater Com- and occupancy dates scheduled mons, with a Macy's, Lord & Tay- within the next 90 days, this is the lor and 90 other stores, is very con- perfect time for a family with venient. The metropolitan area is school-aged children to lock in a easily accessible via 1-78, 1-287, great new home in a top-rated Routes 202/206 and 22, or the school district. trains from Somerville. "With back-to-school prices from To visit Stoney Hill, take 1-287 just $499,990, these homes include north to Route 22 east, to Thomp- some of the most popular designs son Avenue. we have ever offered," said Diana Turn right, Sandberg, vice president of sales cross over and marketing for American Prop- erties. " Route 22 and follow road for The Courtland, available at Stoney Hill In Bridgewater, provides four bedrooms, Vk baths and The Edinburgh is one of the six 3,680 square feet of living space. homes offered in the current sale. approximately Providing more than 3,500 square 2 miles to the feet of living space, it has four end; turn left bedrooms, 2Vi baths, an attached onto Wash- ERA Van Syckel giving 'sound advice' garage and a walk-out basement ington Valley Road, then go about ERA Real Estate specialists in many tasks involved in buying or based on the consumer research Its other major features include ca- Vi mile to Newman's Lane (first Bound Brook are joining other selling a house. The Team Tues- indicating a need for more real es- thedral and vaulted ceilings, year- left); go 1.3 miles to Mountain Top members of the ERA Real Estate day telephone program is one way tate information. This comprehen- round climate control, a gourmet Road, turn right 1.2 miles to Network across the country in a ERA can meet consumers' need sive reference book addresses the country kitchen, an elegant living Stoney Hill on the right. From I- room, formal dining room, a family nationwide telecommunications for information. 91 most frequently asked ques- 78, take Exit 33 south onto Mar- program designed to assist con- "Recent focus group research room with fireplace, double-hung tinsville Road; go 3 miles to Wash- tions about buying and selling a conducted nationally by ERA Real insulated windows and Stainmas- ington Valley Road, turn right to sumers by answering their real es- home. Filled with charts and work- ter wall-to-wall carpet A treated Newman's Lane and follow above tate questions. Estate has shown that consumers sheets, as well as valuable tips for wood deck, a lush landscaping The ERA Team Tuesday pro- want straight talk and sound ad- package and an underground directions to Stoney Hill's sales of- first-time buyers and seasoned vet- fice. For information, call 722-5225. gram was developed to provide vice," said Joe Gorsky, president at erans alike, the book is available at sprinkler system are a few ad- ERA Van Syckel Realty." ERA has consumers with a forum in which no obligation to potential custom- their real estate questions and con- developed this program and others ers when they call 1-800-TO ASK cerns can be addressed by knowl- to help consumers who have a edgeable professionals. On onehigh level ef anxiety concerning ERA (1-800-862-7537) or at the evening each month, ERA real es- the homebuying and selling pro- local office of ERA Van Syckel Re- tate professionals place low-key, cess. Our calls have been warmly alty. no-obligation telephone calls to received by most consumers, and "The ERA commitment to gen- consumers to answer their real es- it is always rewarding to know erating customer satisfaction tate questions and to offer other we're helping members of ourthrough quality service and prod- real estate assistance. local community." ucts is evident with programs like Through extensive research, The ANSWERS reference book Team Tuesday and the ANSWERS ERA has found that consumers is another one of the ERA prod- reference book," Mr. Gorsky said. often feel overwhelmed with the ucts and services that was created Persons interested in receiving additional real estate information should contact ERA Van Syckel HOUSE OF THE WEEK KXKCIITIVK RKNTALS Realty at 560-0200. WESTFIELD The Specialist in i'ullx jimiisheil Temporal) $375,000 Homes jori.xecutives 'Urn the go" This" 1920" Colonial is set on spacious corner properly. The inviting front porch, with French doors to the living room & the SPRING TIME dining room, provides entry to the grand foyer, A fireplace ATTENTION warms the living room and the family room addition has Owners ol Furnished Rent- SPECIAL picture & bay windows, a pegged floor, beamed ceiling and als, Executive Rentals has the an exit to the size yard with double garage. A breakfast room 50/50 DEAL serves the updated kitchen and the butler's pantry accesses need of totally furnished Con- the holiday-sized dining room. Three bedrooms. 2 baths + do's, Townhomes, & Homes to CALL US FOR DETAILS nursury/den/study comprise the 2nd floor; an additional bedroom, basement recreation room 4 newer Timberline rent & manage. Id 2 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE roof. Call us today for your tour! HEAT & HOT WATER INCLUDED Our services include Total ars Management" renting & servic- BROOKSIDE of Luulmark Service ing clients. GARDEN APTS. 129 Mercer St., Somerville NJ REALTOR 908-232-8400

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>• * ft #••'#» A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Real Estate June 21,22,2% 1995 -9 Gale & Wentworth poised for new acquisitions Approaching midyear, Gale & optimism for the market's contin- more than 1.5 million square feet G&W is also pursuing adaptive placement cost, G&W has found Wentworth Inc. (G&W) continues ued rebound and his company's of fully permitted and approved reuse opportunities. With several there is an incredible amount oT to reap the benefits of a steadily continued success. property available at prime sites at redevelopment projects in the highly qualified investment capital improving state and national econ- "With fairly strong net absorp- Park Avenue, its premier office pipeline, G&W is capable of turn- available with investors searching omy. tion, there are a number of large complex in Florham Park; the ex- ing historically underutilized as- for all product types. "Since the beginning of 1995, requirements for Class A space in ceptional Giralda Farms complex sets into high quality performing "Many real estate advisers re- we've leased more than 275,000 the marketplace and few quality in Madison; and the Somerset Fi- real estate through effective mar- sponsible for raising and manag- square feet of commercial space at alternatives to choose from," he nancial Center in Bedminster, ket positioning. ing pools of money for institutionsl various projects in our real estate noted. "In addition, rental rates are There is also industrial and com- "These opportunities not only investors and corporate clients portfolio," reported Mark Yeager, stable, and in some markets even mercial property available that is offer attractive investment alterna- president of G&Ws Commercial rising slightly, while tenant in- part of the 6.1 million-square-foot tives, but also give us a chance to need the type of returns that real Division. "Reflective of an increas- centives are declining, These con- portfolio that G&W oversees for benefit the community by provid- estate is now offering to balance ingly active market, these leases ditions set the stage for an increas- DKM Properties. ing new ratables and job growth. out their portfolios and maximize also indicate our good fortune in ing focus on build-to-suit and "We are currently entertaining By year-end, we anticipate having performance," observed Mr. capturing a disproportionate share adaptive reuse opportunities." several proposals for both com- several exciting announcements to Yeager. of the total activity throughout the Companies like G&W who al- mercial and industrial projects and make." Taking advantage of this favor- state," ready own or control approved expect to announce at least one With solid, income-producing able investment climate, G&W ex* According to Mr. Yeager, other land stand ready to benefit. The build-to-suit project by year's end," real estate in New Jersey still able pects to achieve additional growth positive indicators support G&Ws Florham Park-based firm has said Mr. Yeager. to be purchased at less than re- this year through new acquisitions. CALL COLDWELL BANKER SCHLOTT^ REALTORS

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PLAINFIELD $106,900 SCOTCH PLAINS $179,900 NORTH PLAINFIELD $144,000 Move-in condition colonial. Liv rm w/lplc, forma! din rm, kit w/ Charming colonial conveniently located near NYC bus. Many up Room to oxpand! 2 bdrm charmer w/updated kit and all the latest breakfast nook, 4 bdrms & more, Walk to schools & trans. grades. Fenced yard w/patio and deck. Family area. WSF5096, convonioncoy. So aflordablo. Call (or details WSF5395. WSF5188.

SCOTCH PLAINS $269,000 WESTFIELD $499,000 PLAINFIELD $249,900 Mint condition 8 rm home located on cul de sac overlooking Picture perfect CH colonial in the "Gardens". Gracious floor plan. 4 Charming CH colonial, Goucmot kit. livrm w/lplc, 5 bdrms, 2 lull, Watchung Mts. 4 bdrms, 2.5 baths, screoned porch. WSF557O. bdrms, 3.5 baths, screened porch, new kit & more, WSF5545. 2 hall baths, screoned porch, cac + Sleepy Hollow. WSF5626. WESTFIELD COLDWELL BANKER SCHLOTT® REALTORS 209 Central Avenue (908) 233-5555 #1 We stfield Office #1 SCHLOTT n < 1 • M ,* t It i Hi i t 10-June 21,22.23,1995 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Woods End — affordable and charming But hurry, only five homes remain in this luxurious Westfield community rivate, wooded lots, qual- amenities including spacious two- paying outrageous prices." dition, its convenient location is this weekend, For more informa- ity-built homes, in- story foyers, impressive master Residents of Woods End will just minutes away from commut- tion and a private showing, con- novatively designed mod- suite with luxurious bath, mag- rind the flourishing cultural soci- tact Kay Gragnano at the Cold- Pels and attractive prices nificent soaking tubs, spacious ing highways, as well as many well Banker Schlott, Realtors' are a few reasons to visit Woods closets, gourmet kitchen, volume ety of Westfield an added bonus, buses and trains, and provides a Westfield office. Buyers are also End Estates in Westfield, a luxu- ceilings, second-floor laundry in addition to short commute to New York City. rious 16 single-family home com- rooms, brick fronts and central the small-town Each home at Woods End Es- invited to visit their new office at munity that is rapidly ap- air conditioning. quaintness tates is designed by JS Develop- 209 Central Ave., Westfield proaching sellout, With five "With its small-town charm and and com- ment, who brings with them DIRECTIONS: North Avenue, homes remaining, only a handful cosmopolitan flavor, one would munity- more than 20 years of experience Westfield to Prospect Street; go to of homebuyers will have the op- think that living in Woods End minded citi- and a trusted reputation. Home- end, sign on right for construc- portunity to purchase a home to would be priced out of sight, but zens. Boasting buyers also have the option to tion site, OR: Route 22 to Law- satisfy their every need. Homes this is not the case," stated its own sym- customize their home to suit rence Avenue, right on East Dud- in this ideal community range Project Manager Kay Gragnano phony orchestra, choral society their individual lifestyles. ley, right on Prospect Street to from $350,000 to $429,000. of Coldwell Banker Schlott, Real- and five theaters, Westfield also In order to take advantage of Each home is situated on a pri- tors' Westfield office. "Homebuy- offers a number of exquisite res-the few remaining homes offered end. For more information, call vate cul-de-sac location and offers ers can receive an ideal home in taurants, fine shopping and di-at Woods End Estates, interested Coldwell Banker Schlott, Real- some • of the most sought-after a prestigious location, without verse recreational facilities. In ad- buyers are encouraged to visit tors' Westfield office at 233-5555. Senator addresses deficit spending at NAR meeting WASHINGTON - A balanced it later," Sen. Domenid said in an ence, federal budget and tax reform to address to the National Association Sen. Domenici, whose Senate encourage savings and investment of Realtors (NAR). Continuing fed- budget panel is drafting legislation should be top priorities for this eral budget deficits "really amount to balance the federal budget by Congress, Sen, Peter Domenid (R- to taxation without representation the year 2002, told Realtors that N.M.), chairman of the Senate as we ask future generations to deficit spending "is our No. 1 prob- Budget Committee, told a Realtor pay for our spending today," Sen. lem in America." audience. Domenid said in an address dur- The Senator stressed that after "It is time for American leader- ing NAR's Midyear Business Meet- federal deficit spending, the next BRIDGEWATER ship to ask all adults to pay for our ings and Technology Fair. More biggest obstacle to economic Custom built Colonial in private lake community sits on 1.75+ acres w/4 government today, instead of ask- than 6,000 Realtors and guests are growth is the current "complex, BR, 2 full & 2 half baths, 2 Irplcs and more! BDM4468. ing our unborn children to pay for attended the May 11-17 confer- half-baked tax code that is too tough to understand." As a remedy, Sen. Domenici is Bedminstcr/Bridgcwatcr Area ff proposing the Unlimited Savings Account plan, known as the USA Over 100 Offices in Metropolitan Region Plan, which will only tax income

*.i9ei.nheilgarii(;e* utility mortgage interest deduction, as shed Alimiliihle ..IXtn'l miss mil, tall "I I" today! Rep. Armey and Sen. Specter pro- For More pose, would cause a 15 percent de- Information Call REALTY PRO'S cline in home values and substan- 123 South Avenue, E., Westfield, N.J. 07090 tially increase the cost of home (908) 211-9292 office (201) 514-6514 pager , ownership to the 28 million fami- 908/722*3000 Independently Owned & Opcrulcd lies who currently claim the de- duction. A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate June21, 22,23,1995 11 Wildflower Ridge: a Somerset County treasure Somerset County has long been the home of Wildflower Ridge. Es- prestigious Somerset County" home to various seasonal activities tion on many of the over 60 homes considered the hub of Central New tablished in the early 1760s, Fran- stated Marge Karahuta, director of year-round. that have been sold, Sunrise Com- Jersey and is known for being one klin is a truly beautiful setting for marketing of Sunrise Communi- Sunrise Communities, which has munities is anxious to make this of the most attractive counties in this innovatively designed 72 sin- ties. "No other community or loca- established a rich tradition in splendid community a place to call New Jersey, From the Watchung gle-family home community built tion compares to what Wildflower building communities throughout home for many homebuyers. Mountains, fertile farm lands and by Sunrise Communities. An ideal Ridge and Somerset County have New Jersey, has added to its out- Equally as impressive is that all 60 whispering streams, to the quaint neighborhood setting, expertly to offer, complete with their spec- standing reputation with Wild- homes were sold without a model shopping and historical districts, crafted and designed homes and tacularly beautiful neighborhood flower Ridge, Known for their ex- available for viewing. Potential Somerset County has yet another extremely attractive prices, start- setting, pan- cellent service, quality homes and homebuyers now have the op- accolade to add to its already dis- ing at $206,900, Wildflower Ridge oramic views special attention paid to detail, portunity to see the floor plans tinguished reputation as one of the is just as rich in outstanding at- and con- brothers Michael and Barry So- and renderings come to life. With most desirable areas in New Jer- tributes as its home of Somerset venient access londz, principals of Sunrise Com- Village B at Wildflower Ridge at sey - Wildflower Ridge at SixCounty. munities, have successfully upheld Six Mile Run close to sellout, in- Mile Run. to all of the this tradition of fine homes by Located on Vi- to 1-acre lots, many comforts terested homebuyers are urged to Steeped in history with its vari- buyers have a vast array of spa- making sure no detail is over- contact the sales office this week- ous historic sites, monuments, mu- cious home designs to choose of city living." looked and every unique need of end for information, before these seums and buildings found in al-from, including the five models in Homebuyers the homebuyer is met. remaining opportunities are gone most every town in the county, it the Garden and Floral series. will appreciate Wildflower Ridge is also conve- forever. is an ideal location for homebuyers Ranging in size from 1,850 to 3,150 all that the community's ideal lo- niently located just a short drive DIRECTIONS: Take Route 287 to looking for a perfect place to call square feet, each spacious three-, cation has to offer them including from Routes 287, 1, 27 and many Exit 6. Follow signs to New Brun- home. Located in the heart of the four- and five-bedroom home fea- beautiful parks, excellent shopping other commuting highways, offer- swick, Easton Avenue, Route 527. tri-state area's largest metropolitan tures only the most sought after areas, extensive farmlands, out- ing residents the comfort of near- Turn right at the second traffic area, the county offers the perfect standard amenities, including dra- standing business and industry by highways and business centers light onto Cedar Grove Lane. Pro- •balance between urban and subur- matic two-story entrance foyers, headquarters and top-rated educa- without marring the beauty of the ceed to Amwell Road (Route 514) ban neighborhoods and rural gourmet kitchens, full basements, tional facilities, The county boasts picturesque countryside. Residents and turn right Make a left onto countrysides, thus making Wild- central air conditioning and side- up to 5,000 acres of parkland, fea- of Wildflower Ridge will also ap- Van Cleef Road and proceed to the flower Ridge at Six Mile Run in entry twocar garages. turing golf courses, picnic areas, preciate that New York City is less sales center on the right Franklin Township an even more "Wildflower Ridge is the perfect hiking and bicycling trails, stables, than 45 minutes away and Prince- For more information, call Wild- desirable community to call home. place for homebuyers looking to swimming pools and the Somerset ton is also easily accessible. flower Ridge at Six Mile Run at Legendary Franklin Township is reap the many rewards of living in County Fairgrounds, which is Having recently begun construc- 873-8433. JGT Associates arrange two transactions in Edison Jacobson, Goldfarb & Tanzman building provides quick and easy the entire 38,400-square-foot in- front of the building. Owned by Associates, LUC (JC7D, the full- access to the New Jersey TYimpike dustrial facility located at 51 James Donato Construction, the in- service commercial real estate firm and Routes 287,440 and 27. Way. lite attractive, single-story, dustrial building is just six years with offices in Woodbridge and "Sky-Man Fitness Inc. opted to white precast concrete facility fea- old and is 100 percent air-15 condi- Hmwood Park, recently recorded i ^ 121,000-square- ease space at tures banded windows across the tioned three industnaVflex deals in Mid- f(X)t faci% ^^ of its dlesex and Monmouth counties. ^^ ^ ^^ b Monmouth County, JGT As- JGT T™MfaS*D« ™^O» density in the immedi- ate arca said buimcracies ^ must rethink Charter Fed'l Savings,Randolph 201-300-3300 4OoUe.ee 3.00 7.is|e.50 a.oo e.w 7.se 1.00 7.83 H Mr. Gingrich discussed efforts „ , , ,.,,,, * WLTJ tujijrua U elements of the federal 6gov- Constates Mortgage Services IOO-WJ un zsops 3.00 7.501.50 3.00 7.OB|7.50 3.00 7.89 B to cut the federal budget deficit ernment II 1S for more First Advantage Mortgage Svcs. IOO-4IO-MM 29517.00 3.00 7.MI.50 a.oo 6.99 7.25 3.00 7.60 B and downsize the federal gov- ^ local more local m ]vG First Fidelity Bank 100-05-7332 3757.13 s.oo 7.451.63 3.00 7.14 5.25 3.00 8.63 A ernment during a forum here «****> ™ - men ne First Savings Bank SLA, Edison 001-223-4450 350p.ea 0.00 7.esp.38 0.00 7.3BJ7.00 0.00 7.87 c today at the National Associa- C said. To illustrate the tion of Realtors* (NAR) Midyear need for a more streamlined, ef- Hudson City Savings Bank MI-S4O-4O4O 375 N/P N/P N/P [1/.37 0.00 7.4217.25 0.00 7.75 H Business Meetings and Technol- ficient federal government, he Manor Mortgage 201 -w4-oo4o 150p.ss 0.00 7.88 7.38 0.00 7.381*.00 0.00 8.00 B ogy Fair. More than 6,000 Real- speculated on how the real es- Mldlantic Bank, N.A. 000-274-0703 N/pp.25 3.00 7.57k.so s.oo 7.00114.50 3.00 8.23 A tors and guests attended the tate industry might fare if all Morgan Carlton Fin'l, Matawan 100-502-0710 okss 2.88 7.1211.50 2.88 8.71 kso 2.68 4 46 F May 11-17 conference. home ^ mve processe{j Natwest Home Mortgage 100-111-0701 375 7.13 3.00 7.43L.75 s.oo 7.28pa 2.50 N/P A He urged NAR members to through a federally operated real New Century Mtge.E. Brunswick 001-300-4000 370 7.88 0.00 7.92p.38 0.00 7.521.00 0.00 6.22 A support legislation introduced . t , . . . .. (lT NJ Home FundingGrp, Keyport OOO-IOO-OOOI op. 13 3.00 7,48lees 3.00 7.1 ©kso 3.00 4.eo A , „ „ , £ „ . estate administration. Imagine NJ Savings Bank, Somerville 000-722-0000 350 7.13 3.00 7.43 fi.75 2.50 7.15 5.25 2.00 6.24 A by House Budget Committee ,„ , 4 , Peapack-Gladstone Bank 001-234-0700 200 a.oo 0.00 8.00 p.se 0.00 7.88 7.00 0.00 8.44 K Chairman John R. Kasich (R- * ""^ ^^ to buy a Rahway Savings Institution ooo-30s-1000325J7.Be 0 00 7.86 7.38 0.00 7.38 7.63 0.00 7.91 1 Ohio), which seeks to balance homc' ***?* te told someone Sterling National Mortgage,Clark 000-502-07291957.75 0.00 7,7s 7.25 0,00 7.2sp.ea 0.00 7.89B the federal budget over the next m^li mect lhem m scvcn n United National Bank, Plainfield 001-756 5000 400 N/P N/P N/P WOO 2.00 8.34 ».oo 2.00 9.01 A seven years. "We are in the age w^^s. <> a Tuesday morning, Valley National Bank, Wayne 000-522-4100 450 N/P N/P N/P 7.38 0.00 7.47 p.ee 0.00 7.96 N of responsibility," Mr. Gingrich after the coffee break," Mr. W.F.S. Mortgage, Warren 000-534-1004 o||7.75 0.00 7.75 7.38 0.00 7 3B!|7.88 0.00 7.86 B said. He predicted that if the bill Gingrich said,

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RARITAN BOROUGH WESTFIELD- Preati- LEIANON TWP- By COLONIA M30 Updated SBR Colonial gious area, Coop, large •HO 9000 owner in Hunterdon Cty. Split, w/flnlahed bsmt. LR, Dining area, 1 BR, OutofAfM M0S REMODELED Horns for Sift Mini horse firm with 5+ REAl ESTATE and fenced yard. new EIK, new bath, AC. Open How* SPLIT beautiful acrea, low Brldgewater School Sys- Bsmt. storage, on quiet taxea. Located on a pri- tem. Ready for immed. cul de aac. Vi block to 3 BR Contemporary vate lane thii Immaculate BRIDGEWATER- Open occupancy. $174,900. NYC bui 4 B mini, to NY LONG BEACH I8LAN0- Split offers the fineit In 3 BR 2 bath ranch offers Houu Sat. I Sun, Sbr, 2 features & design. Mar- Call John Re/Max trains. Many extras. Uncrowded beachea, t/2 bath, 1 1/2 beautiful DUN ELLEN- GREAT a 2 stall barn with fenced Advantage Realtor Move-in cond. $62,000/ ble entry Door, new Kit STARTER HOME- 3 pasture, 2 out buildings congenial people. Own a mountain acrii, Igi kit, Ir 9OS-634-6S00 neg. 906454-1885 eves. paradise within a 2-hour with tlrepl, df, family rm, and Bath, expanded FR, bdr. 11/2 bath ranch on ft 2Vt car detached ga- FDR w/cath. callings, culd-es-ac, Finished rage. Price at $255,000. SO. PUINFIELD- 3 BR drive. For friendly, pro- finished bimt, spa, can- fessional service, call tral air, mutt at«l fplc, plush carpeting, bsmt. Includes Lg.family 906432-7673 Cape, EIK, CAC, wood- large deck, 1 car gar., rm. with fireplace and burning stove, Ig. fenced- hch, Inr, Reaftora 80O- $335,000. 908-469-8282 MANV1LLE- By owner, private yard t MOREI bar.Offlce / Rec. Rm. in yard, vinyl aiding, all 494-3310 665-9410 Ranch, 2 BR, DR, EIK, Covered Patio. Many ex- appllancee incld. Thermo Great locatlonl garage, CAC, Fin. Bsmt. M10-HomMUntfw CRANFORD tras . Excellent cond. wlndowa ft W/W carpet. $142,500. CaU Kate or Perfect-Muet aee. Aaking 1140 $180,000 7 Grove St. (off Lincoln $139,900. call 908-752- $159,900.561-0196 Mary at (9M) S49S400 $156,000. Call for An 90*0-Home* FwteJe Ave.) Large 2 family by 7240. RE/MAX Flrat Realty appt. 722-0714 BEDMIN8TER- The •030-Fame owner. Open House Sun. Realtors. RMf Estate •040-UBwy 6/25 12:30-4:30, 3 Br,, 1 AFFORDABLE MODU- Hills- 3BR, 31/2 batha, LAR- Custom Homes. SOMERVILLE featuring llnlshed walk bin., each apt. separate JACKION VHf retire In METUCHEN •READY TO Q0t3BR util., walking distance to ERIC Aiioc. offers high 3BR, 11/2 Bath Ranch out bsmt, cath. ceilings, GOVERNMENT FORE- style at scenic Green- quality customlied remodeled Colonial, frplc, views, avail. CLOSED HOMES- (or rraMny tralns/shopplng/schools, brier at Winding Ways. (65x100), Lrg. LR, E-l-K, must see negotiable. all new, Immaculate con- homes, decks and green- Den/DR, 1 car gar., all immed. $199,840. pennies on $1. Delin- •070 • Condominiums Charming 3 yr young $142,900 quent Tax, Repro's, dition, must seet Asking houses that are Afford- new exterior, CAC, gas OPEN HOUSE 1080 • Townhouse* ranch features 2 BR, able. Financing avail- eJUST LISTED) 3BR 2 Sat. I Sun. 11-4. REO'S, FDIC, RTC, IRS. price $230,000. (90S) 2BTH, den, LR, CR, fam- heat, walk to trains, Bath home, west end of 9100. L*ts end Acrt*ge 233-6451. able to qualified buyers. 251 Long Meadow Rd. Your area. Toll free 1- ily!* kltch I attached ga- (609) 468-1617 schools, stores I parks. town, great location. 800-898-9776 Ext. H-S139 6110-Out el Area rage w/ auto door open- 82Haz*4woodAve. Needs T.LC, best offer 808-761-2419 6120-Wanted to Buy HILUBOROUGH « llsttnqs. Sun. 2-5pm. BILevel er, CAC. sec. ays., wash/ $174,900.908-549-7556 $144,900 HILL8IORO- IY 9130-Mortsjats* awl rjry ft frige,, clubhouse •DUPLEX- Prof, tone, OWNER- The Glen: 9200 4/5BRs, 21/2 batha, frpl, BRIDGIWATER7 P1SCATAWAY- at Star- Inground pool. features, titerclse rm., 6 rms/3BR each unit, 2BR, 21/2 bth, gar, fin •140*IMKiflNlEltai» PLUCKEMIN 3br,country point, Beautiful 2br, 21/2 VACATION Din 206 to Hlllsborough blllarda, pool, ft tennis. home, 1 1/2 bath, LR, ireat shape, relocating, bamt, many upgradeal Offered at $110,000 bath, 1 car gar. balcony, $133,800.908-281-7964, PROPERTY EQUAL Rd,, thru blinking light, DR, eat In kit. oak floors at$U5,000. Eager to 1st L on Tally Ho, I lo Please all 008-0284176. trim and beams on elNVESTORS- Thla 2 HOUSING no brokers please. Sell. Cell 908472-8272. family has 3BRs each, all SOMERSET- PRICED OPWRTONITY 8 Huntsman. $221,100. conveniently located FOR IMMED SAU- •210 Call to SM anytime wooded lot. Asking PISCATAWAY- By aeparate utlle, great Ml rail utatt advertised PALMER TWP, PA. rents, call about seller Quallbrook Regency ffOfMe) for Safe) 906-359-3064 SBR Split, LR, DR, Huge $158,000, Call Vicky 65$ owner, charming 3 BR $194,900. Incentive to MInl thii ntwtpaptr la sub- 4529 call eves. finance. $149,900. FR, 11/2 balha, Cath. Ranch, EIK, DR, W/W qualified buyer! 1,650 at laci to the Federal Fair MUIT IEE- 6/24 & 25 carpet, new furnace, new CALL PAT KELLY, Jouilng Act of 1969 12-4. 4 Munsee Trail. celling, Solar Rm., RE/MAX Praferred twnhse, 3Br, 2-1/2 bth, BRIDOEWATER hrdwd. lira., Neutral driveway, shed, 75x100 LR.DR, EIK.FR, frpl, gar, RANCH- 2 bdr. Hv.rm, which makea K Illegal to Branchburg. Rt. 22 to treed lot, nice area, Nr. Professionals, Realtors advartlia any preference Readlngton Rd. Right on decor, corner tot, mlrt, to CRANFORD- •084884700. ext 29 all appl. Incl. Excel, dlni.rm 1 bath, bsmt, Ig, 22. 78 A 33. $131,900. 2 FAMILY. shopping, nr. trans, good location. Call trig*, quiet afreet, call limitation or discrimina- Narranganset, right on •tarter home. Asking Choctaw, left to Munsee. 610-252-2032 EVERYTHING IS NEW II. (9081873-5612 appt. 9615pm to 9pm, tion baaed on race, $134,900.572-6798 color, religion, MM or na- 2 BR Townhouse, 2 vfc Don't miss this great WESTFIELD- com* opp. to purchase this to- tional origin, or an Inten- bth., spacious living SO.BOUND BROOK P1TTSTOWM pletely remodeled, new mo ^ tlon to make any such area, finished basemnt,, OWNER VERY ANXIOUS tally renov.Lg. home lo- kit. 3 BR, 1 full bath/2 Vt cated In prestigious ffocowos Ptop$ni$9 preference, limitation or cathedral deling, bay Poaalble Mother/Daugh- batha. Older colonial, 9090 window, garage. er. Alum, aided home. Cranford. New wlndowa, PUBLIC great northslde neighbor- discrimination. roof, plumbing, heating 6)722-1987. 3BR, DR, Fam Rm, CAC, hood. $300,000. This newspaper will not $164,900. (906) systems, kitchens, car- EAGLE LAKE knowingly accept any ad- Gar, pool. Extra Kitchen 908-789-1902 OPEN HOUSE In finished bsmt, peting, flooring, and AUCTION Four Seasons vertising for real estate more I 3 bdr. New drive PHILUPSBURQ- SOMERSET MOVE IN TODAY!. Become a landlord, live 2br-Park Home which Is In violation of Sun. 6/25 11-4pm. Spa- way and a short walk to TWO HOMES ON the law. Our readera are REDUCED t» 8148,600 In this large 2 family for Land, deck & clous 4BR 2 1/2 bth, FR •RACKETT AGENCY town make this a must 14+ACRES Informed that all dwell- see. Asking $ 234,900. MM $193/per mth. 5 rm unit- w/ Frpl., new klVbths, 2 Realtor S0M74.3SS0 iSnhlh UMMM owner occupied. 4 rm shed fully ings advertised In this car gar., bsmnt., spa, Call Paula today for more HKNMV rwww newspaper are available info, at 782-2081 unit- collects $580/mth furnished Asking cul-de-sac $212,000. Call Cape Cod I Ranch style antfloto rent. Separate utilities, on an equal opportunity lor dlr. 908-937-5619. SOUTH PLAINFIELD homes. Mostly farmland $29,900. For basis. Large Family Netded side yard and off street with 2,300 feet good parking, more information Complaints of discrimina- 9010 For this very spacious HILUBOROUGH NO. BRANCH- Friendly frontage on two roads. Century 21 tion in housing on the 5BR, 3 bath residence. Large updated Colonial Mobile Park, 1 BR Ig. call EAGLE LAKE Good lor horses, nurs- Lapel Realty basis of race, color, Idoal arrangement for In nice area, on corner modern Klt«DR combina- 1150,000 mother/daughter or rent- ery, etc. Minimum bid Is tion, Ig. LR, laundry rm. 908-659-2204 REALTY INC, creed, ancestry, marital lot. 4BRi, 21/2 baths, $200,000. status, sex or handicap al Income. Finished Quick occupancy avail. Washer/Dryer, AC, Brand 1-800-326-8074 Carteret basement. Nice condi- new window treatments. should be made to Ntw $184,900. CallJotin Call for complete Infor- tion. 5 3/4% Interest rate Re/Max Advantage $25,900.7224583 9240 Jersey Division on Civil mation and inspection. Rights, 363 W. State St., CENTER HALL available for qualified Realtor 906-534-5J 9100 Wiitavtrofrt buyer. $139,900. Trenton, NJ 08818. COLONIAL Lots and AOTNU> Proptrttos Phone (609)292-4605. HftOREALTY.INC. COLOWELL BANKER Charming 3 BR home In Reaftor 908 066-4900 HILUBOROUGH- Colo- SCHLOTT 9070 groat location, Features nial, 6 yr. old 4 BR, 2 ACCELERATED CondomMun MYRTLE BEACH- ****** Include formal DR, EIK, balh. Lg. LR & DR, Lg. MARKETING Oceanfront/Oceanvlew ADVERTISE YOUR fireplace, den or office, DID YOU FR w/cathedral celling 201-912-4068 Luxury Condominiums lull basement, garage KNOW... with 2 story stone fplc. from $450 per week. En- OPEN HOUSE AD that an ad In this local BEDMINSTER- The and nice property, skylights, custom In- Hills, 1 BR condo, CAC, tertalnmtnt packages, FOR ONLY f 10. $139,900. paper also goes Into 22 round pool! finished 1.2 ACRES oceanlront pools, full* other local papers? Advertise unit recently painted, FOR MORE INFO Call KATE or MARY at 6smt. Fully landscaped. Wooded, 1/8 ol a mile size kitchens, beach. Reach over 300,000 move-in cond. Mid 60s. CALL DONNA (90S) 649-9400. Many upgrades & cui- in the Classified Includos washer/dryer/ from route 7fl, zoned res "lots to everything. Sea RE/MAX First Really, reactors with one call! tom features to see. Ask- we Realty 1400-446- 90S7223000 1-60Q-8S9-949I Refrlg.9O6-7B 1-9536 Idonlial. {610} 250-9669. EXT 6255 Realtors. ing $248,900,074-7509 "•»•» 14-June 21,22,23,1995 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement

IKKINQ SIR HOME SALE/ OR ATT Scotch Plains- LEASE/OPTION Fanwood, begin May or June. 276-&251 Office Building 1900 e.f. $266,006 Hillsborough/Prlncaton/ Somervilla Routa 206 corridor. New construc- tion 100% financing to qual. buyer. New units WATIRFRONT- Catania N. FtANmELD- 3 ml., SO.PUUNFIILD STORAGE SPACE- for from 1170 to 6000 s.f. HILLSBOROUOH- 2 DORCHESTER buslnesa use In So. WAR1T0WN- By BR, and unit, Vh bath 6876 + ullle, laundry, 2BRs, avail. 7/1. $750 Call for prices. owntr, desirable year FINE LOCATION HOUSE parking. No Pete. Prof, Incl. utils. 1 mo. security. Plalnfletd on So. Plain- CENTURY II Lfl/ipk:. DR, EIK, dack a Held Ave. For details call round. Skipper Covt. 3 Racintly remodeled patio, woodad raar, CAC, preferred, 906-611-6W 906-754-9359, sfttr 4pm. Wefeiefi 6 QfMfl| •R Rinch, Mint cond. home featuring 4 bed- 906-6464696 all appliances. Tannls A SO. FtAINfilLD- Base- RaanV $141,000. OOf.750-2719 roomi, 1,5 baths, pluih NO. BRUNSWICK- pool. Avail. 6/1. 11050 Luxury modern ibr apt, pvt ment Apt. All utlls. 3 rms. STOWAWAY SELF (HS474 MM714504 carpitlng, formal OH, plus utlla. No pets. 90S- High Rita home, no pets, $698. Incl Bath, Kit. LR, BR. No STORAGE- h«s two lo- country EIK, bnutltul 4664097 Elevator Apartments heat/hw, 906-247-0060 psts, non smoker. cations wtth many sizes 1270 backyard and moral Woman preferred. of tell storage unite HILLSBOROUOH- con- I1IM/IM. NO. PLAINFIELD- 4 Immed. occupancy 757- available, Rt.22 East CM KATE « MARY at temporary townhae, 2br, 722-9177 WhIUhouse, 606-634- 2 1/2 bath, loll, garage, rma, 1 BR, $699 Inctde. 7923 after 6 FLORIDA- 2BR condo. NOT) S4v*MwQi Studio heat A H/W, carpal. NO •090 of R1,22 West Leb- lull bsmt, pool, tennis, SO. PLFD- female only. anon 906 236-767 sleeps Kx, poot/tennH, 1 RE/MAX First RMHy, avail Imm. $1350/mlh, 1 * I Badrooftia PETS. Prol. pref single BEDaMNSTIR ReeMefe. N/S, 906-561-5085 2rm efficiency, br/lr-kft, IT* frm. Disney $100.7/29 Call Marilyn 673-3191 DUNELLfN- 1 BR, no* turn, ac, tv, micro, w/d, WMtTIHOUSS STATION Appro*. 1700 sq.ft. avail, •171)84*4976. New 1000tq.ft. Storage tor lease lor CRANFORD- • rmt. du- HILLSBOROUQH- smoker, no pats, 6440+ NORTH PUIHMLD- S yd, pvl entrance, off sir plex, fulty furnlahtd, Hill- utlls. Near train, oil St. Bedroom apt,, 1650 mo Space, 12 K 12 overhead professional/commercial LJJ. HAVEN UACH- Large 1 BR Condo, LR, kg, quiet res, share aid* School, all ullli plui pkg. 906-7524654 utilitlaa, 11* mo. sec* .door, Insulated, lights, use. Highway frontage. Oc. Wk. 4 br. 3 bth. w/d, DR, EIK, W/D hook-up, Eath, Close to JFK and cable. Incld. W/D. Avail. rity. Call <908)561-1266. Muhlenburg. t110/wk,all S400/mo. 906-5344638 CaliforDetaUt. Wi Ufl. u inanities Ind. lots of closets. Avail. 7/1 DUNELLEN-2 Family, 2 fenced yvd, polite pete Immtd. $H00/mo. Call utils Incl. 755-8107 006-232-7907 dayi or $750,906-291-5705 BR, 2nd II. ISSO/mo NORTH PLAINFIELD- Ptanaar Raal Eatata perm. 2 wk. mln $1550. +u1llt. 1 Vfc mo. lee. SOMERVILLE first fir, 3 9600 201-376-2369 aft. 5 HH1SBOROUOH- Spa- North of Rt.22, Mountain- ReaAar90646M300 perwk. 908-234-0660 Avail. 6/15.281-6665 1/2 rooms plus bsmt, At clous 1 BR, EIK, formal side, Many amenities, COMMfRCIAl DUNELLEN- 2 Bfl, 1 Exc.(orYupplMl2BRIr area. No pets. $778 + BEDMINSTER- For tale LAVALLtTTE- Ocean DR, W/W carpel. Pool ft DUNELLEN- Nice, 3 BR, REAL ESTATE bath, LR, Kit. Laundry 2nd story of 2 lam., Pvt. or rant by owner. block, 2 I 3 BR houm, tannls Avail. 7/15. $775/ w/ appl., 2nd dr. 2 lam., utlls, 906*47-0656 Rm. Lg, back yard, cloaa entr., OK at. prkg., Beautiful A charming AC, deck, cable, AviH. mo. plus utlls. 534-1630 CAC. 6660/mo. No dogs. SOMERVILLE- 4 rm, weekly. 1650 I $950/wk to NJ transH. Avail. 8/1. Fenced vard, EIK w/DW, MIO'tutlnaatFttatf* Center Hall Colonial $1100 plus ulili. Owner PISCATAWAY- Society Non-emokor. 680-1174. new W/D, Attic storage, IBRapt. In 4 tern, dwell- tke Office. 2200sq.fi. Near rt. 90B-WW)193 ing, avail, immed., $750./ 212-772.1767 Hill. 2br, large Ir, dr + FPUMKUNFARK- new AC, new W/W, 6620-ProHes(onal 202/78/22/267. Will rent LONQ REACH ISLAND- kitchen, 2 1/2 baths, Indep. util., N/S pref., sin- mo. + util. 526-1223 Proparites lor $8.25/sq.ft or sell for FUMINGTON- Immaculate 1 BR condo, Loveladln. Immaculate 3 1300sq.fl aU appliances. glet welcome! NO PETSI days 636-4369 avae ft 6630>RatallFr«faiilaa extremely good price. 3 Br. ranch, 1 car d«» weeh/dry/dlshwesh, over- wkends. For Lawyer, Doctor, BR 2 Bath home. 3rd tennle plus pool. $1200 looking a park, avail 6/1. 1 1/2 mon. Sac/damage Werthouee from ocean on private lachad garagt, $1200/ deposit req., 1 full bath, Propartlaa Architect, ate. 906-916- mo. (908) 439-3550. + utlls. avail 5/1 Call $660/mo. 302-0977. SOMERVILLE- Lrg. 1BR 216S or pager 776-1137 Lane. $21O0-$23OO/wk. Ram 665-5937 eves $900/mon. call 908-317- Garden Apt. $650 rent. 9690B • Offtoa Rentals Avail. June, July, Aug. OARWOOO- 1 BR apt.. Industrial HIGHLAND PARK- 582-6722 days 6648 on weekends onlyl FREE heat ft hot water. BOUND BROOK- 143 Call 908-876-4128 Borougrt owned, 3 bad- avail. Immed., w/w, A/C, Swimming pool ft laun- Rantala SOMERSET- Quail- H/Hw incl., nice sire, 3 fc PHILLIPSBURQ- spa- Vosaelter Ave. office or room house on Dtniion dry facllillea. Easy Ac- 967O.RetaHRemals store, 700 Square feat. NORTH WILDWOOD brook, 2 BR condo, R/W/ rme., secure bldg.,cle. to cious 5 rm apt. Private a SSSO-Warahoua* Summer Cottage, sleeps St. Avail, by auction bid quiet $645/mo + utlls. cess to Brldgewater Close to highway. $590. D tennis, no pets $890 transp., NO PETS. $750. Commons, Rt. 267 ft Rt. Rantala 6,1 full bath, 5 min. from on 6/27/95 at 8 pm. In 627-9141/594-6711 908-735-8872. per, month, 9194894485 Borough Hall, 221 South 789-9196. 22.CHI9O6-726-25H, HM-CwnmertlelReal Beach. Rant Weekly Estate Wanted BRIDGEWATER- Strate- 1-600429-3434, eit. 5th. Ave. Contact bor- HIGHLAND PARK •HILUPSSURQ- Totally ough clerk fnr bidding renovated. 2 BR, Kit. LR, SOUTH PLAINFIELD- 3 gic Rl. 206 location. 6000 •723, Stan Wilson. 1BR In 4-famlly house. BR, newly ran., HUD ac- sq.ft. Colonial bldg. procedures 81 tf-3782. $650/mo.+ullle. nice area, $495/mo. + util. No pel. 908-995-4755 cepted. Avail. July. $850/ mo _ PaacalaRltr 722-1032 FOCONOS- 3 BR, dan, 908220-6765 2 balh, on-slte amenities MANVILLE- 5 rms, 3 mo. • util. (906)769-6997. bdrms, Ir, kitchen, bath. BASK RIDGE- Sot. Hill PLAINFIELO 3 BR's, fplc, CUNTON VHP. RTE. 22 Include skiing. $275/ HIGHLAND PARK WATCHUNQ- Charming wkend. Call 757-6849 Security, + ut 11», no 2 br, 2 bth, best 1BR, walk to all stores, Nice area. Section 8 ok. Office+Common Recep. smoking, no pets. 909- location/pool, $1200 Start $10004 security. 2 BR, large, 114 mo. sec. A Lav., Pkg. ft util. Incl. $750/mo. incl. H/HW. Reis. $975. Available 6/1 •OUTH CAROLINA- 725-0136, Avail 10/1 (201) 8B7- 906-906-9400, Mary No pets. 908-754-3368 $295/mo. 7304008. Myrtla Baach, 2 bd, 2 6022. 908-755-6585 SCOTCH PLAINS- HILLSBOROUGH-3br, 2 PLAINFIELD- Bright, CLINTON-MAIN ST. btn, turn, condo, 5 min to Prof, offices avail. Util. ft baach, $400. wk, rental, Duplax, 6 Rooms, 1baih, BOUND BROOK 1/2 baths, f/bsmt, Ir, dr, spacious 4 BR apt. Neth- •450 full basement and attic, Beautiful home, 5rms, fr, pool, tennis, no pets. erwood section. Across PHILLIPSBURO- 3800 Pklng. Incl. $965/Mo. Re- trm April 9th. Call 908- modeled. MS-7I0-I00S. 369-3513 enclosed porch, garage bath, laundry rm. porch, $1325.906-281-7973 from NYC-Bus/train. $875 sq. ft. ilngle story ma- On quiet residential bsmt storage, off street plus sec. 908-753-7313 sonry building, 2 drive in W. OCEAN CITY MD.- 2 HILLSBORO- 2 BR CRANFORO- fully street near town. $950/ prkg, near transp. 1 1/ A NICE FURNISHED- doors plus 2 entries, 3 w/support aerv. Incld. br. horns on canal, $550. mo. •mil. (908)232-3683. 2mo sec. $925/mo condo, 1 Vt bth, new phase electric, city water krtch., w/d, walk-In clos- bedroom-for retired man sect,'I, fax, conf. room, wk. plus sac. families + utlls. 908-752-5683. RARITAN-. 1 rm apt (good area). Share bath- ft sewer plus enterprise only, call after 5 p.m, SOMERSET- 24br, ets, balcony, DR/LR, AC, short ft long term leases $395/mo utl incl 766-5400 room, Living room ft zone. $129,000. avail. $350/mo. Prime lo- 908>257«9357 quiet area, yard, attic, BOUND BROOK- 1 BR attic, wood fir, pool/ten- Kitchen. Cable TV Sonv Centry 21 cation. Immed. off GSP bsmt,$1000/mth + utils. apartment In secure nla (201) 592-7663. 9400 ervllle area. Reasonable. Lapel Realtors Exit. 136. Start-upe wel- Avail now. 609-397-4366 building. Section 8 wel- 908-859-2204 RENTALS HILLSBORO- country Meals ft laundry done 11 come. 908-276-7755 SOMERSET- Sm. come. $850. 7524762 setting, 4 rm apt, apple., wanted, Call 722-2035 RARITAN-3 rooms, 2nd IN BOUND BROOK- CRANFORD- Ranch 3BR, 1 car ga- BOUND BROOK w/d hookup, garage, Multlple stores and com- •410 rage, no bsmt. Quail- $850 + utlls. No pets. II. heat Incl, Refs ft 1 1/2 NO. PLAINFIELD- Fur- Musf be aaen. Prime. UNUSUAL mlh sec, 908-722-5712 nished, Male, non amok- bine proportles Including Exce. office. 1200 sq.ft. brook area, $1095/mo. AVAILABILITY 4/1/95.908-3694146 parking lot. Call tor Info 908-873-1137 Avail 6/5 er, $90/wk. Avail im- 789-9140 Don't wall...Magnificent 1 MANVILLE- 1 BR, 2nd RARITAN 60R0- 1 rrtedlately. 908-7S7-505B 908-463-7806 BEDMINSTER- 3BR BR fr $610, 2 BR (r $695, fl. $625/mo plus Utils. No bdrro apt. single person, CRANFORD- Prime loc, prlv, estate. Newly renov. 9430 In beautiful garden set- pets. Call 906-725-2769 Soc. No pels. $500 + 1/2 PISCATAWAY- female MANVILLE well known prol. bldg. LR, DR, Kit, 2 baths, TownhousM ting. Renovated kitchen utils. 90B-534-4297. pref. kitchen prlveleges, 7200 SQ.FT. easy pkg. 1000 si, 4rm CAC. J2500/mo. t util. and Condominiums & modern convenience; MANVILLE- 3 room apt laundry, $65/wk. 608- suite, $1500mo, pvt. (908)781-0796 close to all major hwys. No pets. $600/mon1h. RARITAN- share 2 bed- 968-886S ONE STORY restroom, all utlls (ncl. 218-0527. room, 1 1/2 bath duplex, HEAVY POWER Call Owner, 908-545- BRIDGEWATER- Broom 908-356*8185 washer/dryer, cable, stor- SOMERSET- single m/f, 14' CEILING charming colonial on 2 MANVILLE- 4 rm. 2 br. 3388 wkdays age, utlls, $125/wk. all no children, no pets, All CLEAR SPACE acres. 2br, Ir, 1am rm, dr, BOUND BROOK- 1 BR, no pets, 1 child, stove, utilities Included. $85/ CRANFORD-large fur- BEDMINSTER- The incl. 908-253-0836 2 flrepl, relrlg, w/d, exc off St. parking, close to ref, water, heat. $800. week. 908-646-6095, nished ofiica. Share con- Hills, Luxurious End Unit. location to hwys. avail 9/ transp. ior more Info, call 512 Washington Ave. RARITAN- 1 BR, very BUY • BUY ference rm ft reception- 2BRs, 21/2 baths, loft, SOMERVILLE- Gentle- 1.$925/mth + utlls. Call 909-207-2778 cloon, non-smoker, $600/ ist. Near GSP. $474/mo garage, vaulted celling, MANVILLE- 4 rms. 1 man-furn rm., residential, EXCLUSIVE BROKER 236-2482 mo. utit. Incl., avail. 7/1, (Incl. ulils.) 908-276-6466 Irplc, pool, tennis, prlv. BOUND BROOK- 1 rm BR, bsmt, gar, sec, + rel. refr., N/S, $85/wk., sec, KNAUER REALTYCORP CAUFON- 2 BR bunga- Prof, person desired. No Call (609) 466-4014. patio, avail. 7/2. $1850/ apt. w/klt. 1il fl. near ref. 725-6470 atl. 4. 908-526-7600 DUNELLEN low with LR, DR, carpet. Pets. $650/mo. -t-utlls. mo. 908-473-0971. town. Off St. parking. RARITAN- 1BR 2nd fir, Modern off-street parking Util. rm, with washer/ Avail. Immed. $450/mo 908-359-3375 $690/mo. + elec. Water SOMERVtLLE dryer, Modern bath, tile BEDMINISTER-THE On Route 28 plus ullts. 204-0125 & Heat Incl. Sec. req. 0470 AWARD WINNING 908-752^313 ft cabinets. Kit. with HILLS-2 br, 21/2 bth, MANVILLE- Beautiful Call 906-707-9253 to range A refrlg. OH heat, garage, full basement, 4/ BOUND BROOK- 2 bdr. 2nd fir. 4 rm apt. No 5000 Sq. Ft. Office Bldg, added storage, parking. 1, $1575. 908-627-0506 2nd fir. apt. $875. per. pets. $700/mo. w/heal. RARITAN- 2nd fir. apt. Shan 1 Block from Court- Advertise Large yard. Good loca- mlh. no pets, Avail. 4/1, Avail. 8/1. 707-0728. 2BRs, 1 balh, off-street house, beautifully BRIDGEWATER/ 90B-560-9506 prkg. W&D, 2 AC units, restored bldg., State 01 in the Classified.' tion, Near shopping and MANVILLE- Second SOMERVILLE- 2 br. services. Ideal tor Se- BRANCHBURQ- 2br, 2 Main St, location, avail. The Art HVAC& electric, BOUND BROOK- 3rm floor, 2 bdr. apt. $800. apt. to share In beautiful niors & prof. \Vi mo sec. bath, a/c, all appl, no 6/1. $800 v utils, High visibility and GREEN BROOK RTE 22 per. ruth, plus utilities. 1 2 family Colonial. For $1095. 608432-2164 pels, pool, $1175/mth apt, newly remodeled, oti 609-953-BH43 prestige. Call owner W- 1 rm, 2nd fir, $250/ mills, sec, 908*707- sir. pkg, $550/m1h + mlh. sec. NO PETS 908- appt. call 722-5034. 359-3500 90S-526-7600. mo+iec, Incs utlls. CAUFON- newly reno- 0053 avail now. sec, utlls. 356-0652 aft 5 RARITAN- 3 BR, 2II. W/ 90S-756-277S, D hook-up. Also, 1 BR, 9480 PRICE REDUCED vated ranch type house, MANVILLE- Super HILL6BORO/BELLE BRIDGEWATER- 3 rms, 1st tl. Both near Ethlcon/ HIGHLAND PARK- 4 2bedrooms, living room, MEAD- 2/3 bdr. a/c, 3 2nd 11., W/W. No pets. large, 3 rm. apt., atl util dining room, carpet, OrthO. No petal 526-1B35 modem furn, offices. floors, wash./dryer, dish- Avail 4/29. $750/month. Incld., $675, lease a sec, Ideal tor professional. utility room, modem bath washer, deck and patio, 908-665-0193. 722-1978 or 359^979. RARITAN- quiet res and kitchen, attic stor- CHRISTIAN WOMAN 49 REACH 300,000 free parking. 246-8212 $1,200. per, month plus oroa. 3 turn rmi, pvt en- SEEKING F. TENANT- age, oil heat, parking, BRIDGEWATER- Avail, MIDDLESEX- 1BR, READERS util. call 609-371-0664 Iranco, rosp adult, Yd, For Manvllle Hse, $375/ HILLSBOROUQH ! yard, good location, near avail. 5/1/95 now, 1st fir, 4 1/2 lg rms. avail. Immod. Ullls, Incl. work possible 908-725- Mo., ullls. 725-8210. Office space available on shopping and services Near ma|or hwys. Heat/ No pets. 908-563-4208. 7767 wntor/laundry. $D50/mo. roule 206. washer, dryer, retrlgera HILLSBOROUGH- 2 MIDDLESEX- 1st fir. 5 CRANFORD- Male/fe- Place your ad In No pots, 725-3814. ROSELLE- 4 rms & Sun 906-874-6650 tor and stove Included, 1 BR, Don, DR, W/D, AC, rms, 2 bdrms. $6B5/mo. male to share 3 BR Forbes Classifieds Vt month security $1095 gar. (pic. fin, bsmt Avail. porch. Close to transp. house. 2 mlns. to GSP CRANFORD- 1 OR, heat Water Inc. 1 1/2 mos. and and It will appear HILLSBOROUGH- Indl., 908-832-2164 6/20 $1350 707-0562 No Pots. V/i mo. sec. exit 137, CAC, laundry & hot water Included, security. No pets, In 17 publications In Rte. 206. 5000 & 6100 Avail. Immod. 254-0037 rm, gas grill, ullls Incld. 2 . 388-9211 References, Avail 7/1. Somerset, Middlesex Sq.Fi. Office ft Ware- CLINTON TOP.- Largo HILLSBORGUGH- 2UH rms avail. MBR $S00/mo 752-0737 after 5PM. SCOTCH PLAINS house. Broker 526-7600. 4BR home, prlv. sotting Townfiomo In Buttercup f. 2nd BR $400.272-5990 and Union Counties. 2 car gar., Don, Roc. Rm Chnrming Historic Col. Village, $1200/mo, Avail. Advertise MIDDLESEX- Newl HILLSBOROUGH- Rte. Dack. $1850/mo,t utlls, 1 Duplnx, 3BR3, 7 rms, GARWOOD- lemalo. 7/15. CnM John , , ' , Uenovaied b rms, Avoi Got Results! 206, across from Duke Century 21 Chtppendal tpic, void,:cluso to Rt/Max Advantage - - .'in.1hcClassified" rtpic. non-smoking to share 3 Realty (908)7300221 f • a iTortsp siboo Esl. Olllco Conrfos, Call Realtors 908-534-5900 ulils. 908-968-44U7. DRduploK. WTOpto'lfl- ' Uf6kbr'9DB-526-760O H,W I rIncl. DOB-QHQ 4%9 utils Avail. 7/1. ?3?-«6B 1-806-559-9495' A Forbes Newspaper Supplement IOMIRVIUI- Ona USA A I wara nouia apaca Jime21.22.23.1995 —15 * * PU1WILD- HtltQfte EKC. tettlon, parking, 'Award winning 1000 lOOOaq.fl., t21OQ/mth SOMIRVILLI- Prlma Dlilrlcl. AM(«.1M0 ••mi %fw^^^9 Oa^^O^* grow, cal 7074012 ttUCbftlhtf 1000 aq.fL wnawad^ RottH Ipaco avaliablo full KMchin, off ftOMMVILll- 1 Mk. CaWownar HS*TSSS IN IOUNI IROOK- •OUND IM0K- 1400 from IM tq.ft. to 3000 ofllct IHCI for rtnl. torn Catirthouaa, 1 ft I •ulldlM for ront. tdaal aq ft, buay Main I Hamil- tq.lt. in tha buttling SOUTH PUIMFULO- },OOOt»f 1,000 iq.fl.Wi ma. Sta.i prof. uao. Off* for Ugnt mduttrial, thop, ton corntr, can bo oV CourthotiM Iquara ana. OfKoa ond/ar warohouw. CANDY VENIINI * prfcg. OWN* TtHWI warafwuaa, tie., with AC vtdad.0OM0Q.7t32. Idaal for florin, photo ^VIOMIIIWUI 100 at. ft. I up. Mmute offtot. CaK for Info. •In^fi ajHfi a>Aw^ff^Onll nniV RCWTI-lyOwnar.tKlla Prof. ofRcaa I24O441I. tOMMWUI/ Nlll 117. VWIWItWHMf POUND IROOtt rattt. Call 7M-1I33. Umo Invaatmant, groat far MAMVILLE 2roomauh>|700. HHJJIOMMMM AMA locatad.Aftord ront. 7li AporoH. 1,100 M^.ft High MMIRICTMAL aitrt Incomt. S2I00. 1000 iq.ft. Prot/lui. 1 O2O0,7s>4M7,|aM222 traffic location. Dlaplay MTATIAOIKCY ISS4I141SS 1700 Sq.Pt. fraaatandlnfl window. $1,lbO/month. Sup* toctiton. 1K floor fUHITAM- Naw Office 10,00Q,..Up to 20,000 SMALL UUtMCAMNOj irtricilvt, comfortabd. Bldg. 12004100 H.f*. Exocutlvo offlca ISO WIITFIILO- MO-1000 Main It. comtr. Hrtl Prlma offtca aptca and RULIITATf AQENCV Pitcttaway and aur> I14.M iq.H. )4yr quality apaoa Maal for SQ.FT.-2IO0 SQ.FT. for aq.fl. Modam bldg, txc MIODLIIII- 1,011 (IOO)TH.1313 rounding arm, 117,000 totaoavaK.Ca*Mar conaumar bualnaw avc. ram in wm^uwptf vlilbility.AdaaliorraUil/ ronovatad ncluilvi Sq.Ft. kiduatrial apaco w/ prof.On tltt pkg.233* groat rocioptt. CaN Tom Tilt tilHi* Of M much ofnoa, aprlnklorod, 11ft. NANVIM.I-FIMT 1 ai you want. Eaayauan- buNdlng, cantor of town MIDOfWATM 2100 rVmta,.(aoi)7U4t1l. SALE/ with Mrfcjrtaacroaa 100 tq.ft. rttall MTHt mil DINT- •lon for prowm. Jut* off 00S«740i«,ala»M. 1271 aq.fi.OOl- S20- LEASE/OPTION Rt. 201. Wo ha* boat atraot. nbtaoaTM4 MOOtOOaaHOIT Offtcalul(o1ngii70al liaaa larma I pricing MIDDLIIIX- Quality around. Aaklng only offlca w/ful( prlv. bath. EntarprlMZona. DUNIUIN- Itauty m tl/PSF (wHNno to nag), Accm to all public WaratvouM or tight mfg., Shop for rant, can Ivan Offtc*tf prttWout HHIiborough/frtnotton/ r lafort you laaaa apaot tranap. Parking. Rant 4600 tq.fl., 12 coWng, KMM403I •ddr«M, III SQ.FT. tomirvilla Routa tOI anywharo atao, cnacfc ua nag. fWS-7114003. 200 amp, 841-7111 dW available Call for Info corridor Naw cowtruc* SCOTCH PLAINS- MANVILLE- FIRST 3 out. Aak tor Mavtyi 2104I3SOVM. MTHS FRII RENT- AMCALL-Gotmontha •004IM01* tton 100% financing to IH140. WISTMLD- 400 aq.ft. downtown, 1732 Eatt infofmatlon tuportdgh- PUUNFUIO 2nd St.; 1200 tq.ft. hn 1271 aq. ft. IOM204400 MOUNTAINSIDE- 1 qual. buyar. Ntw unite eummvn offlct apaca. Cantral avMlOJ-233-1117 way. A national tala- Inc. OfM navrty daco> from 1170 to 0000 a.f. i 1dtllt lA|M4lll SH-111S NNN, Qoo/RataM Loct* SOUTH PUUNFIELD natt. High ttawna royal* ton, luKaota for office/ WOO/mo. lot*. No •xtri RAP.ITAN- 41,000 Offlcat and/or wart< Hat. PlatM call (W0) WISTFIILD- Rant/ Warahouta or Profaa- h n I0MUVIOI- II N. laaaa TSOiq. ft. prof, ^.R.lnduatrlaillo>ona houM. Offlca 400 aq. ft. 504 00047 QattonAvo.iill.Nat A ttory-TI I Dt, loading- atonal, laymour Slain I up. WtrohouM, Hght OLD IMDQI- Prof. offlca apaca. Prim* Aw lay Watty ML M0 AC Inc. Parking avail hvy. powar, ww dwwa. M24«t inanutacturtng, 500 tq. fl. Bldg. 1000 tq.fl. Rt. 34 Waatflold location. IFYOUNEVIIt-wantto now.|00.722'30H 6iHlfC**rl2«.7O0O I up. Mint, horn 217. Oakdatt Flan. CaH tot SO PUUNFItlA- 1100 worry about monay t\ IOMIRVIUI- Court. SO. SOUND MOOK Convtnltntly locatad. Af- again. NOT MLM. fcal 1 WQ.M74OCII0-U00, SQ FT. 11100 /mo. Prof 2700 tq. ft. atorttront, tordablt rant 7S34200, offlca apaco, prfcg avail. houaa araa, I rma, Law* W0-70M773.Ert.0S1. MCATAWAY- 1100 IOMIRVIUJ- Rt 201 comar two on Main Si 7S3-4M7 75S-7339 MlW—tty tW-6300. yar, Aoctnt., otc, Law. I iq.ft. offlca/otritr uiaa. South, at traffic light, w/MOO tq,ft. btmnt. itof- 6N<6222 WtOwnorTII'IOIl MM aq. fL 1M0 offlca, Qraat location. tSOO/mo. MAMNQTON TWP •gt, ofl at. prkg. 11200/ IOMIRVILLI- Offlca 3320 WarahouM, 1*00 mon.,2O1-73M1>7 7114001 Ct^vli Uiw w/opNon to buy. dack atoragt, 12 i 12 •1200/mo. Grotl teuton ipaco. cloia to bu«. ItUNCNIURQ- drlva In tlactrtc ovarhaad IOMERVILLI- Main 9800 Advertise) on Rt. 22 East. 2.1 KTH, diat, 13x10, IQ. baaa. mduatrlal. Condoa 1B00 door, loading dock Sifttl, 2000aq. ft. axe. 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Contents You've Got to Hide Miscellaneous • IMMIt I Your Love Away Confidential It was a strange night on Broad- corners of two will collide sending way: Police had set up a small bar- one spinning to one side, rier. As we left the theater, Weelc- It's difficult to navigate around Cover story 4,5 end Cor^identiaTs well-trained eye puddles and people with this picked out a pile of paparazzi be- shield. Sometimes there is a temp- side it. tation to fold up that cover and Suddenly, a white flash of light, just get soaked. brighter than a thousand suns. But usually, we don't do that. Tried to look into the light, but could see only more flashes, more Nfi\A/hBr6 M3fl "Who's the guy, Courtney?" Weekend Confidential admits to shouted somebody in the light checking out the newsstand com- ConjtdentiaJ glanced around to petition, but only to get guidance see Courtney Love walking right we need in our over-complicated alongside. lives. Flash. No, we don't read Ann lenders "Aren't you going backstage, or the stock market reports. We Courtney?" head straight for the guiding force Flash. - the horoscopes. Other people, who had seen her So we were delighted to find a now, started to stare and try to get videotape tided "Harvey Sid Fis- doser, jamming Confidential inch- cher - Astrology Songs. Ongi- es from the rock star. ^ Publlc acccss show seen Flash only by insomniacs in the Los An- Cursed the cameramen. eeles **>}£' J^(mar^? As the lights got brighter, Con/t- f*"* ** he ls> fa» jetawd this dentioher againl couldn'. t help but look at tag to «* S.cneral Pubbc> Rock queen Courtney Love, la- Its a viewing experience dies and gentlemen, looks like, straight out of happy hour Hades! well, like you or I - just a human In a cheesy style direct from the being. Your average-to-good- Bayonne Bowlerama cocktail looking blonde woman, regular lounge, Harvey Sid, clad in an ill- SHARON WILSON/WEEKEND PLUS height. Maybe she should have fitting tuxedo, croons a tune for Dean Bustamante putts at tht each sign of the zodiac. And if his Garden State Golf Center. been taller or something. She doesn't seem to have any Al-Martinchon-thorazine warbling control over it. No choices. No es- isn't enough, Harvey Sid is joined cape from it. Somebody sprinkled by an endless array of stunning Stardust on her shoulders and and sometimes cellulite-laden Flicks MMMMIMMltltf 6,7 dancers, each dad in a zodiac- , , . ... ., . ,. appropriate costume, she's aglow with tha mass media %T\ he sings ^ about magazinit all. Thee covechill rstil mystiqul shooke. The the Taurus, talk about the bully Theatrics• til*«>t*tM 8,9 photographers, the' medi^ a 1- theUy t bull bull." For Aries, he croons, "I feed us what we want and we love am, I am, I am the Ram." it. We can't get enough stars and Who said there are no musical Pet talk,. 10 showbiz. We love this stuff. We geniuses left? live, breathe and buy into this to- tally fake, glitzy entertainment-as- We Can Work It Out news world. Not since the question "Did Kid stuff 11 And you might ask, what harm John Wayne Bobbitt deserve it, or does it do? was Lorena just a psycho?" has Ask John Lennon. such debate raged in our news- What to do..., 12-18 room. Is it "miniature golf' or "mini A Day In The Life golf?" Ever walk in a throng of people The controversy arose while Dining out 19 on a rainy rush hour? If you have trying to come up with a headline never before noticed the zig and for this week's cover story. zag of people in a hurry, just watch ticOns referree factiod nt ocontende the samde sporbotht ti an- d Introductions 23 their umbrellas. were interchangeable depending These portable roofs above our on one's preference. Another alli- hcads do more than simply keep ancc maintained "mini golf' is us dry; they maintain a boundary merely a nine-hole, three-par Cover photo: of personal space. Nobody wants to round of regular old golf, and Travis Wisinski putts at Fair- walk too close to you for fear of "miniature golf is the great Amcr- losing an eyeball to the edges of ican pastime that involves driving way Golf Center. your rain protection. brightly colored balls through im- possible obstacles. RANDALL MILLER They float above the heads of the crowd, rising and falling as two Alter minutes of heated dis- WM-KKNI) PLUS people of equal height pass one course, the editor waffled, whined another.Thi»y tilt sidoloside, Iqr- and,finally LIJOSO.,Was,4the right RANDALL MlLLER/WEfKEND PLUS vvaiil, backward. Omisimially, the elioice7 You he Hie Judge. Pfitatavy^y^ yan Malko Is out in the Greater Middlesex Conforonr.P Finn! nyalnat Edison. 4 Cover story Weekend Plus, June 21-23 WeekendOMIMM#MMM«MMMMMM»MM#«M#i»MMM«Mtl«lt^|M« Plus guidl e to miniature golf BY MIKE D, SKABA 1 Weekend Pius writer Vie PON ! HAVE s I surveyed the green ai 18.1 heard ihe gallery behind me whispering encourage- ALL DM MISTER ment. In my mind. I could almost hear the television commentators hunched over their microphones whispering in clipped British accents, > "Former spoils reporter... out of nowhere ... about to become the tournament champion. ''He's been on the leader hoard all day. but now he's played magnificently on the back nine to go si\ under par and surge ahead. If he can just sink this short putt, he gets to wear the green jacket." "C'Mon Mister, are you gonna go or what?" asked a little boy behind me. snapping my reverie of greatness. "Me and my sister want to go." Although he broke my concentration. I pulted almost immediately. My fluorescent red ball went up the little hill toward (he hole in the clown's nose, but missed ils mark. It rolled to a hole below the clown's face, costing me u penalty stroke, and joined hundreds of others in the recycling bin. "No matter," i thought to myself as I turned in my putter to the girl behind the counter. I really didn't feel like playing another round. As I traveled around Central Jersey playing at different miniature golf courses. 1 pulled around, through and over many Garden State Golf Center obstacles not the least of which were pushy children, Route 22 East, Branchburg 707-1101 Although I've never played "real" golf. I'm sure I've gotten the same feeling guiding Cost • $6 for adults, $5 for children under 12 my multi-colored balls through the legs of cowboys, over small bridges and past ihe If you crave the real game, but don't have the money or a set of clubs. Garden Stale blades of electric windmills the tour goiters get when they play a round at Augusta Golf is the answer. Even though playing on one of the two courses is more expensive National. than most places, it's well worth it. Tlietv aren't any cute obstacles, but moguls, sleep In fact, getting on miniature golf courses costs less than real golf, playing a round inclines, water ha/anls and gravel traps make both the Highlands (par 47) mid the lakes less lime and you don't have to buy gloves, spikes or golf shins and pants (or Championship (par 55) courses very difficult. knickers like Payne Stewart). Most importantly, it's tf%an activity everyone in the Most holes are double the length of standard miniature golf holes, but over-driving family can enjoy together. will often spell disaster. Every hole has a pin in it and most even have names. The grounds are in immaculate condition. Toughest hole • No. 15 on the Championship course. Starting at the bottom of a steep incline, a golfer must drive the ball well to get near the green which dog-legs to the right and is partially blocked by a large rock in the middle of the fairway. However, a water hazard and a gravel trap flank the hole. Expect to take a mulligan on this one.

Bowcraft Route 22 West, Scotch Plains 233-0675 Cost - $3 weekdays, $5 Friday-Sunday In operation for more than 50 years. Bowcruft boasts a well-kept, customary minia- ture golf course as well as several carnival rides, pony rides and a video arcade. Although it's located directly next to a major highway, the course is not near any traffic lights. Vehicles rush by and therefore do not break a golfer's concentration. Many tall trees shade the course, so playing a round is fun even on a hot sunny day, The only problem is leaves and slicks fall off the trees and have to be cleaned off the greens. Benches are placed in strategic Iwaiions for the weary. The management kept the course sale for youngsters by fencing off a now-dry stream bed that runs through the course. Toughest hole • No, 16, It seems very simple, but getting past an overturned tree with five branches in the fairway is no easy task. Sports Park USA Washington Valley Rd., Piscataway 752-1900 Cost - $2 Tara Greens Golf Center If you have children and warn to keep them entertained for an entire afternoon, this is 1111 Somerset St., Somerset 247-8284 u good place to go. Cost - $3, $3.50 weekends Between the video games, the miniature bumper cars and bowling and skee ball, This 18-hole course is well decorated with what appears to be brand-new there is plenty to do inside this building. But if you want to play miniature golf, this is obstacles since they're all so brightly painted. not the place. While the course is not particularly difficult most holes can lie reached on one well- The cost was quite reasonable, but there were only nine dimly lit holes. The begin- aimed stroke it was a joy to play on because of the clean and even greens. ning of each hole didn't even have a rubber mat on which to place a hall as is custom* The center seems to be mainly known for ils pitch-iuul-pult course mid driving range ary on most courses. because the miniature golf section was much less crowded than some of the others.

Toughest hole No. 7, With a high grade leading straight upfrani the tee tothet veryi Toughest hole • No. 16, Getting through the slot in the bottom of the railroad sign isn't small green, one mttstfink tiwtmllfrfmt^he tte.'ottfaiuiHMil hWbu/k to the'* •* *'' too hard, but the hofrisn't milu?tgren.if$'}utUiii bahind one of the obstacle's posts, be$innin$ • » ' ' • A !!'; V /!'!; forcing a player to try to (toxi&hijpuVoJfthe botk'wall. Weekend Plus, June 21-23 Cover story 5 Mft*MMtMMM»M«tMMMMMt«MttMttMMttMMfMMttMtMMtMIMMHMIUItHI tMIMMtlflMIIIMMI^WuiMMUIIIIItllM i All Wanna

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Fairway Golf Center 1650 Stelton Rd.( Piscataway 819-0111 Cost - $5 The "Adventure Mini-Golf Course" is similar to the one at Garden Slate Golf Center, but not as difficult and therefore more suited to children. What makes Fairway's course distinctive is each hole has three ROCK 'N BOWL color-coordinated tee-off areas. That way players of difl'erem skill-levels can play together and have compilable scores. Saturday 11PM - 2AM The course is decorated in Old West style with mine cans mid rock formations around the area, Live DJ*Prlzes*Surprizes A nice touch, The center also has go-cans, hatting cages and a driving range to keep everyone entertained. Toughest hole No, 6. I'rohahh the longest hole on the course, Just $3.00 Per Gam& players shoot through a mine shaft which has two lar^e rocks hlwkina a direct path to the hole, Even the two closer tee-off wens ureti't that near to the hole. A waterfall pours over the left of the mhwshitft, adding to the atmosphere. HAPPY HOUR Monday thru Friday Strib'N 4PMto6PM Open Play Bowl 380 US Highway 22 356-0011 Per Game Dining Out?

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Kilmer docs Ephwwflrected moss about a 1992 Batman Mums did {at least it caused Keaton to drop out even I thlivee rfirst all, th anywaye 1989) Batma in termn san ofd th thee whawhetn hofferee cand wit eveh na morrolee s omoney straigh. t SUNDAY £oup of njtekto-pwwition tortured hero, the eye-popping sets These Batman movies are more JUNE 25 worths on Christmas Eve - and costumes, the ovcr-the-top interested in the villains than the and theyVe added Adam San- performances as villains by re- hero, and there's only so much spected actors. one actor can do. Kilmer's Batman RAINDVTE: 7/W5 der and Jutettt tatfs among Batman Forever also wants to is pretty bland to begin with, al- other*. The only one wtw gets answer those who said Burton's most never moving a facial mus anytautf* at albKahn (mostly style offered relatively little action clc; as the movie progresses, for an action movie, the plots were Kilmer gets more comfortable with In the first 15 minutes) and confusing, and the images in some the part and allows himself a little the/re not worth tWnj throutji cases too intense for cliildren, more obvious emotion. It comes as th« whole tNrfc You can't ttuite (After all, kids are a very large seg- something of a relief. But there's ment of the target audience.) To so much business Batman Forever put your finger on whefi vww* that end direc- has to attend to, Camflto hat Jeatlca Tandy In tor Joel Schu- his inner strug- one of her last rote*. 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You loili let them leap out of his skin. know what's going on for most of and her husband HumeCronyn Kilmer is so busy holding ev- the movie.) To appeal to kids, erything in, watching O'DonneU are very touching for their off- Schumacher and thc writers have let it all out is something of a screen context alone. Together cut down on at least the scary vio- cartharsis. lence to offer some kicking and they were one of a kind. Grinding it all to a halt is Dr. jumping in the Mighty Morphin chase Meridian (Nicole Kidman), Power Rangers style. The gadgets wno ^^ just as casiiy ^ yicki Wood Recycling are fun and the pace is breathless. Vale from the 1989 Batman. Kid- Top ten In catering to the target audi- man can te veiy good in a rol(?( ence and treating Batman like the bul hcrc sh(,s just ^^ drcss. corporate asset it is, Schumacher ing as much as Drew Barrymorc rentals and Warner Bros, have removed are X. Dlsdosura the element of danger, the unpre- 100% ORGANIC dictability of the series. 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Admission $8 in advance, g|Who 0What gJWhere Somerset County Library $10 day of event. gprVhen 0Howmuch North Bridge Si, Bridgewatef UONSEXPO (908) 526-4016, Ext 126 gphone number Watchung Hills Regional •Sea songs, yams, and hornpipes. Free ad- High School, 108 Stirling mission; tickets required. Rd., Warren (908) 226-0903, 766-3229 •Family fair in the Somerset County township, TCP 1€ CDS June 28-July 1. Admission $1, children under 10 free; call for each day's hours. MRS. NEW JERSEY U.S. tM» (ft* Floyd) INTERNATIONAL PAGEANT ZIM Your Dim U0t$hk* Hyatt Regency Hotel 2 Albany SL, New Brunswick NOW PLAYING (908) 651-7979 BRUNDAOC PARK PLAYHOUSE lltio* to rate art Drum- •Featuring married women from the Garden Carrell Rd., Randolph hg (Owe Matthew Band) (201) 989-7092 State, starting 4 p.m, June 25. Admission 1 4. four (Bluet Trweler) $25, $15. •Chteatf), musical about "My Kind of Town' n MUSTER AND FLEA MARKET the Roaring 20s. To Jury 8. Admission $12. Middlesex County Fire Academy, Main St., BUCKS COUNTY PtAYHOUSE (Hootts &lb6 Btowdsh) Sayreville 70 South Main St. (906) 463-7445 New Hope, Pa, (215) 862-2041 •Fire engines that once served Middlesex *Vw Sound of Music, Rodgers & Hammefstem County fire departments, 10 a.m,-4 p.m. June LNofeodtoAgu* musical about the Trapp family of Austria. To 24, Free admission. June 25. Admission $2O-$17, discounts avail- (Ths Cwrtbtrtu) NEW HOPE SUMMER ANTIQUES FESTIVAL HUNTERDON HILLS New Hope-Solebury High School, Route 179 10. fcstflflork) PLAYHOUSE New Hope, Pa. -Sato flftm courtesy Route 173, Hampton (215) 862-5828 (800) 447-7313 Of MMK HBCOfuB •Held outdoors and under tents, 10 a.m,-5 •No Hard feellnjfs, comedy by Sam Bobnck p.m. June 25. Adults $5, children under 16 and Ron Clark. To June 29. Group rates avail- free. able; call for prices. 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COMING UP FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE FESTIVAL HOTUNE AT (908) 234-0555. BICKFORD THEATRE Morris Museum, 6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morrlilown t (201) 538-8069 ROLEX •Love Letters straight from the heart June 29- July 23. Admission $17.50. A Benefit For The United States Equestrian Team and Somerset Medical Center BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE 70 South Main St. New Hope, Pa, (215) 662-2041 4umYV. % VfV i 7 W 14 What to do WdwndPtui, June 21-2) In Concert

AN AMCMCAN lAUflt 1251 TtrriRd,, Scotch Plalm 8:30 p.m. Sunday, July 2 (908)322-9300 Richardson Auditorium, •Christian ilr#r-iori|*ritef performs In an Princeton University outdoor cats setting. Admission $7. •4 wit ^^^H (609) 258-5000 FMIMMMON QUINTET •"A Celebration of American Music" with the 12:30 p.m, Thursday, Princeton Chamber Symphony, narrated by June 29; Newark Museum John Chancellor (ex-NBC News). Adults $25, 49 Washington SI, Newark children 12 and under 110. (201) 596-6550 IANJORAQTIMEM •Jazz trumpet player performs In the mu- 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, seum's garden, Free admission. June 28; Echo Lake Park THE OREATSOUtA CONCERT Route 22, Mountainside 8 p.m. Saturday, July 1 (908) 352-8410 . The Great Auditorium •Dixieland band from New Jersey. Rain site: Ocean Grove Cranford High School. Free admission. (906) 775-0035 KIULA CLARK •Joho Philip Sousa marches performed by the 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 27 Allentown Band. Admission $15, $12. Marian McPartland at Rutgers Paper Mill Playhouse GUILD Cf CARILLONNEURS BrooteWeDr.Millbum IN NORTH AMERICA Art Canter. See In Conceit. {201)376-4343 Princeton University •Singer/actress best known for her British In- Graduate College 1020 Broad St., Newark vasion-era hits ("Downtown" et. al.) and her (609) 258-3654 (800) ALLEGRO Broadway appearance in Blood Brothers. Ad- Carillon concerts for the guild's 53rd Con- •Singer famous for the Reagan-era soliloquy mission $30, $25. gress. Free admission. "Don't Worry, Be Happy" conducts the New KMKDEMAREST •Jeff Davis, 6 p.m. June 24. Jersey Symphony Orchestra. Admission $45- 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 28; Washington •Tin-shl Tarn, 7 p.m. June 24. $15, discounts available. Park, North Washington Ave., Dunellen •Luc Rombouts, 1 p.m. June 15, MOOSE CHOWDER (908) 752-2466 HOTEL EXCELSIOR ORCHESTRA 8 p.m. Saturday, Jury 1 •Singer-sonflvriter from Dunellen. Rain date 3 p.m. Sunday, June 25 Ogden Memorial Church June 29. Free admission. • Silas CondU Park Route 124, Chatham THEEUXIROfLOVE Klnneton Rd,, Kirtnelon (201)267-2788,288-9729 8 p.m. June 24,29; 3 p.m. (201) 326-7600 •BluegTBSS band performs In a contra dance Jury 2; Wrby Arts Center, •Ragtime band performs in an outdoor setting. w/Tom Hinds, caller. Admission $6; sneakers lawrenceville School Free admission. required. (609) 936-1500 J0ANUMNC0TT VAN MORRISON •Donizetti's opera of two lovers in the country- 8 p.m. Thursday, June 29 8 p.m. Sunday, Jury 2 side, sung in Italian (with English supettltles) Princeton University Chapel Garden State Arts Center by the Opera Festival of New Jersey. Ad- (609) 258-3654 Garden State Partway mission $45-$18. Related lecture at 7 p.m. •Organist performs in a solo recital. Free ad- Exit 116, Holmdel June 29, admission $5. mission. (908) 442-9200 WAYNE SCOTT FARLEY BOBBY McFtRRIN •Irish songwriter who's been "into the mystic" Dancer Alan Tjaarda Jones will give a fencing/fandango demon- 7 p.m. Saturday, June 24 7 p.m. Saturday, June 24 from his 1970 classic Moortdance to the stration at HIckman Halt New Brunswick 6 p.m. Saturday July 1. The Time , Evangel Church Symphony Hall present, Admission $4O-$2O,

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hi' M t * ffi ^ Weekend Plus, June 21-23 What to do 15 In Concert OCEAN GROVE CAM* •Bar^o player toads a trio with Peter EcMund, MEETING ASSOCIATION trumpet, and Vince Giordano, bass. Admission Ocean Grove $10. (908) 775-0035 SHAMHAI STRING QUARTET Free admission for gospel concerts. 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 27 •New Horizon Singers w/Dave Slefert (matf- Richardson Auditorium, clan), Boardwalk Pavilion, 2 p.m, June 24. Princeton University •Hunker Hill Lutheran-Brethren Choir, Board- (609) 258-5000 walk Pavilion, 3 p.m. June 25. •Performing works by Mozart, Beethoven, and •Dana & Sue Talley, Tabernacle, 8 p.m. June Hovhaness. Free admission; tickets required. 26. SOMERSET COUNTY •Crossfire, Boardwalk Pavilion, 7:30 p.m. June PARK COMMISSION 27. Duke Island Park PHISH Old York Rd., Bridfljwater 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 23 (908) 722-1200, Ext. 351 Village at Waterloo Held In the park at 7 p.m. Sunday. Free ad- 180 Exit 25, Stanhope mission. (201) 347-0900 •Sensational Soul Cruisers, June 25. •"College music" band from Vermont jamming S0MERVIL1E CONCERTS in the New Jersey hills. Admission $22.50 In Municipal Building advance, $25 at the gate. 25WestEndAve.,Sornerville PRESERVATION KAU (908) 704-1010 JAZZ BAND Held on tha lawn at 7 p.m. Friday (weather 8 p.m. Saturday, June 24 permitting). Free admission. The Gnat Auditorium •Somerset Valley Orchestra, June 23. Ocean Grove •Tom BrisMn Jan Accident June 30. (908) 775-0035 SUPPER ON THE TERRACE •Traditional New Orleans music from the Cres- 4:30 p.m. Sunday, June 25 cent City. Admission $20, $15. Falrteitfi Dickinson University PRINCETON INVITATIONAL CHOIR FESTIVAL The Mansion, Madison Richardson Auditorium, (908) 522-1685 Princeton University •Opera done al fresco. Admission $35, In- (609) 258-5000 cludes buffet: reservations required. 8 p.m. Saturday, June 24 GROVER WASHINGTON Jr. •Winners from the choir festival competition. 8 p.m, Sunday, June 25 Adults $6, senior citizens and students $4. Count Basle Theatre 8 p.m. Sunday, June 25 99 Monmouth Si, Red Bank •Works by Haydn, Mendelssohn, Randall (908)842-9000 Thompson, William Dawson, and other com- •Sax man best known for the 1981 hit "Just posers, Adults $8, senior citizens and students the Two of Us" (which had a semi-credited Bill $4. Withers vocal). Admission $25. RIQOLETTO WESTMINSTER CHOIR 8 p.m. June 23, July 1; 2 p.m, COUfGE CONCERTS June 25; Klrby Arts Center, 101 Walnut Lane. Princeton Lawrenceville School (609) 921-2663 (609) 936-1500 Free admission for listed performances. •The Verdi opera, sung in Italian (with English •Susan Sobolewskl (piano), Williamson Hall, SLjperUtles) by tha Opera Festival of New Jer- 6:30 p.m. June 26. sey. Admission $45$18. Related lectures at •Angel Oramas (tenor), Bristol Chapel, 6 p.m. 7 p,m, June 23,2 p.m, June 25; admission June 26, $5. •Ca/m/na Burfna sing-in, Brisiul Chapel, 8 RIVERSIDE SYMPHONIA p.m. June 27. 8 p.m. Saturday, July 1 •Susan Sobolewski and Beonor Bindman Tinlcum Park (piano duo), Playhouse, 6:30 p.m. June 28, River Rd., New Hope, Pa. •Tonla Tecoe (soprano), Bristol Chapel, 8 p.m. (215)862-3300 June 28. •Fourth of Jury music under the stars. Rain •Carol Redfietd Browning (cello) and Anita Cer- date July 2. Adults $10, children $3. vantes (piano), Williamson Hall, 6:30 p.m, LUC R0MB0UT9 June 29. 1 p.m. Sunday, July 2 •Mary Schmidt (flute), Joanne Hansen (harp), Princeton University and Laura Bell (piano), Bristol Chapel, 8 p.m. Graduate College June 29. (609) 258-3654 YANNI •Belgian university musician performs on the 8:30 p.m. Thursday, June 29 college's carillon, Free admission. Garden State Arts Center RUTGERS SUMMERFEST Garden State Parkway Nicholas Music Center Exit 116, Holmdel George St., New Brunswick (908) 442-9200 (908) 932-7511 •Pianist and PBS star touring live with his own Package deals available. symphony. Admission $45-$22.50. •Shanghai Quartet with Ruth Laredo (piano), 8 p.m. June 23. Admission $22. •Music from Aston Magna, 8 p.m. June 24, July 1. Admission $22. •Marian McPartiand (Jazz piano), 2 p.m. June 25. Admission $22. BOURBON STREET CAFE Richard Savino plays guitar Saturday at the Rutgers Sumnwrfwt •"Keyboard Ertravafanzal" 8 p.m. June 28, OtdteyRwtaurant Admission $16. 61 Church St, New Brunswick Headline comedy every night except Monday. •Rapid Transit, June 23. 9UX WnVMS NQ»t •SummerFest Chamber Ptayen, 8 p.m. June (908)246-3111 •Margaret Smith, toJun e 25. •Platinum n* Gold, June 24. (BOSiaBMTOO 29. Admission $10. •The Dooajarturs, June 23, •Tim Cavanatfi, Juna 28-July 2. •Take Five, June 30. •"Red, Whte and Btuat" 8 p.m. Juna 30. •Rhythm ft Babe June 24. CLUB RENE •DtjaVu,Jutyl Admission $16. •8% Hector, June 28. Route 35, SayraviHa OOMNHAQCN RESTAURANT SALUTE TO THEALUU •CJ. Chanter, June 29. (906) 727-3000 6 p.m. Sunday, Juna 25 •Ntf* Train, Juna 30. •Tha Soft Panda, June 23. RouH t PWnboro B Wast Rot SURad Bar* GlmUi Farms •CmoantCfyM«*fi,JuVt •Jackie (The Jokaman) MartSni June 24. (609)452-7800 (909741-M44 Route U4, Mad*on •ThaDaraJtn,July2. •American AnjH, June 30. Tony OaNtota Quartet (society «**). 8H»- (201)3774622 CAffrOJWM •PtiytlcatGraflWtJulyL days and June 30. •World War N oommemonv* conoait wUh tha 97WoodMd»Aw. COACH IT PADDOCK Sandy Maiwai (piano), brunch Sunday*. New Jenay Syntfiony Orchattra. Rain aid: H^and Parti Routa 173, Hampton •CM Short Trio, Juna 23, ^^W v^Bn^aW ipWVf Morrtstown Hffi School. AduKs (908) 5724*48 (908)735-7889 $8 at ftettta ; chttm under 12 $3. •••tana Plat****! Trio, June 23. •Jim Hoffman, Juna 23. HNewSt.Metuchen CYNTHUSAYER •Scott Saianackl Trio, June 30, •Sound of Matfc, June 30. Tm Bate (ufkajaja), Ml ihow Thunoayt 8 p.m, Friday, Juna 23 CATCH A mm STAR •Jon Gorton Quartet, Juna 23.

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Thursdays. (906) 249-6971 •Photographs by Nancy Orl, to July 21 Monday through Friday from 10 a.m.-6 p.m., OJIAKTMTOWNOMOO. 1331 Ocean Ave,, Sea Bright Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Also open by Route 62, Union (906)842-7300 appointment (908) 558-2550 •Headsplns, Juni 29. •PilntJnd byJoGershman, to June 30. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9 BERNARDS TOWNSHIP i.m.-S p.m.; Wednesday from 9 e.m,-7 p.m. UIRARY •Union County senior cNiens art contest, to 32 South Maple Aw. July 7. Basking RMga EVfRHARTOALLERY FREDDY'S 9 Bayard St. New Brunswick Speakers (908)204-3031 117 South Maple Avt. 1 MiH St.. Bemardsvllle (908)699-0570 Open during library hours. Basking Rid* (908) 766-6575 •Dirty Birdies Jug Band, June 24. •"Gargoyle Portrait*" by Wink Einthoven, to (906) 221-9007 •Steel Grass, June 23. MINIMI COFFEEHOUSE ARNOLD COW June 30. Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m.-6 •99 Yearn, June 24. Environmental Education Center, 190 Lord FRED CUR* NRNARDSVUU p.m. Also open by appointment •CaH forMalls , June 30. Stirling Rd. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 29 PMLJC UIRARY •"Abstract In Acrylic" by James Fuess, to Jury THIQONDOU Basking Rldg* Somerset County Library 2 Morristown Rd., Bemardsville 238 FranUin Avt., Nuttey (201)335-9489 12. North Bridge St.Bridgewater (908) 766-0118 RENaFOOSANER (201)861-3316 •David Maseengjll, Ussk* A Lincoln, June 23. (906) 725-6819,656-3118 Open duriff library hours. •Partway, June 23. •Justtna A Joyce, Luke LJddy, June 30. •Church pastor (former) and code* professor ARTQALLERY (< •"Stars and Stripe* Forever," watercotors by •GoodMl«,June24. ORPHAN ANNIE'S (latter) ask, lf God Exists, Why Do So Many John M. Williams Jr., to July 31. JACK O'CONNOR'S 1255 Valley Rd., Stirling People Hurt?" Free admission. BrookikteDr.,MWbum ILACNWEU. STREET (301) 379-3630, Ext 2272 128BRoutt22,Brtdgtweter (908)647-0138 SMERRY SYLVESTER/ CENTER FOR THE ARTS (908)725-1500 Open jam, Sundays. UWISAIMUQH Open Friday *om nooft-3 p.m. Also open one 32 West Blackwatt St., Dover hour before theater performance! and at inter- Gladys fWchardt (piano), biunctt Sunday*. •B.B.ATheStingMt,June23l 8 pm Thursday, June 29 (201) 328-9628 minion. (Allelyr^Trto, Thursdays. •Stuffed Shells, June 24. Palmyra Tea Room, 22 Hamilton St, Bound Thursday through Sunday from noon-4 p.m. •Juried whlbition of minltture art, to July 30. •Zaire, June 23. •Jim Leaney A Friends, June 29, Brook •"Sun,nwDaif"toAug.l3. •Floyd Hunter, June 24. •Steele Glass, June 30, (906)302-0515,526-6517 CORYEUOAUIRY •UMJCUMttRV •Tweed Schade, June 30. FWS COMEDY SHOP •Spoken wont show with a New Jersey pundit ATTHEPORKYARO JOMNiPtlEM Clarion Hotel 31 North Fifth Aw. (she) and Bridge*** singer (he). Admission BCoryeUSt.,Lambeftville 96 South Main Si 2055 Route 27, Edison Htfiland Parti 13. (609)397-0804 New Hope, Pa. (800)331-6756 (908)572-2750 (215) 862-5981 •Joey Kola, June 23,24. Wednesday through Sunday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Open dLJrini library houn, Free admission tor afternoon shows. RAMTAN RIVER CLUI •Worto by Jack Shapiro and Bill Giacalone, to Open mike, Monday*, 85 Church St., New Brunswick •Works by Albert L Bross Jr., Vincent Cetfie, and Charles R. Ross, to July 5. June 30. liberty Blues Jam, Tuesdays. (906)545-6110 HUNTUMNMTCENTU •Ramin' Many, June 23. •Skip Roberts, June 23. CROSSROADS THEATRE COMPANY 7 Lower Center St, Clinton •Stoker, afternoon June 24. •Dene DeRose, June 24. (908) 735-8415 •Deborah Davis, June 30. AURA-A CENTER 7LMn$tonAve. •CaH fordetails , evening June 24. Wednesday ttvoutf Sunday from 11 a.m.-5 •The Ranrbacks, afternoon June 25, RASCALS COMEDY CUM FOR CONTEMPORARY ART New Brunswick p.m. Mmteslon $2.50, discounts avaUabte, •Putty, evening June 25, 425 Pleasant Valley Way 33 Broadway, Newark (609)259-9705 •Sculpturt and coilaga by Carol Rostn, to •Alaskan, Men in Crisis, June 28. West Orange (20U59M55O Open every day from 11 a.m,-8 p,m, •Christine Kelly, June 29. (201)736-2726 Tuesday tftrougti Friday from noon-7 p.m., •Wmi Collections, to June 25. Related lecture June 25. •John McVey, June 30. •John Fox, June 23-25. Saturday from noon-5p.m, by Ibitayo A. OJomo at 3 p.m. June 24. •Faculty exhibition, to June 25. MAXWELL'S •James Stephens III, June 29-Jury 2. •"Project 5: Pepon Osorio," Installation in a CLARENCE WUON UIRARY •"NYC Underground," New York view by Alex- 1039 Washington St. THE STREW FACTORY Nevwrk storefront, to AugM2. Route 523, Bedminster andra DeN'Amore, July 2-Aut 27. Reception Hoboken 90 Church St., New Brunswick IARMN ARTS CENTER (906) 234-2345 from 3-5 p.m. July 2. (201) 798-4064 (908) 545-4242 582RartwayAve.,Woodbridge Open during library hours. •National Juried Print Exhibition, July 2-Aug. •Red Aunts, The Stinky Puffs, June 23. Open mike, Wednesdays, (906)634-0413 •Somerset Art Association members' show, to 27. Reception from 3-5 p.m, July 2. •The Gripweeds, P* '-y Drowsy, Tiny, June 24. "Dueling Pianot" singaW Thursdays. Monday through Friday from 11 a.m.-4 p.m., June 29. HUNTMD0NC0UN1Y •Mr.T&perienct Boris the Sprinkler, The •Brad Lowery, June 23-25. Sunday from 2-4 p.m. Admission $2, dis- EDUCATIONAL i UMARV Rlverdales, June i5. TIVOLJQARDENS counts available. TESDNQ SERVICE Route 12, Flemlngton •Versus, Chris Knox, Tammy & The Amps, July Stanttoon-Princtton •"Imagtog New Jersey," to June 29. Rosedale Rd,, Princeton (908! 788-1444 1, Route 1, Plalnsboro •.ICAMESDERTERQAUfRY (609) 921-3600 Open during library hours, MtNEtntEETCOFFEHOUSE (609) 452-7800 6 North Second Ave. Open to the public Monday through Friday •Handmac'e crafts by Hunterdon County se- First Reformed Church Glen McClelland (piano), Wednesdays and Midland Park from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Free admission. nior*, to June 30.

UnKtrtan Church 4 Waldron Ave., Summit (908) 273-3245 Monday through Friday from 9 a,m.-3 p.m., PAT BUCHANAN IS Sunday from 10 a.m.*noon. •Young members' show, to Aug. 31. NEW JERSEY CENTER FOR VISUAL ARTS 68 Elm St, Summit COMING TO TOWN! (908) 273-9121 Call for gallery hours. •Members' show, Fred L Palmer Gallery, to Jury 8. Non-member admission: adults $1, se- WIIKN: Kri(laj.luiH"23,1W5 7-11 I'M nior citizens and children free. NORTH PLAINFIELD WIIKRK: Kaclisson llolol MEMORIAL LIBRARY 200 Atrium Dr. 6RockviewAve, North Plalnfield SoilHTSl'l (908) 755-7909 Open during library hours. •Margaret Bourke-Whlte retrospective, to July 31, Need Directions: Call 469-2600 PRESIDENTIAL GALLERY Middlesex County Coftsgt Route 514, Edison No RiseniitionsNmlid (908)906-2566 SIS IV1 r IVrson (Refreshments Served) Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.*4 p.m. •Paintings by Michael J. Tohlman, to June 30, \n\ further queslions call 201-445-7430 PMNTMAK1NQ COUNCIL OF NEW JERSEY 440 River Rd., North Branch (908)725-2110 Wednesday through Friday from 11 e.nv4 p.m., Saturday from 1*4 p.m. They said it coudn't happen. A man with Pat Buchanan's beliefs just CANT do better in the polls than "estab- •Wort* by Ahnl Kiugar, Susan Dry Boynton, and Greta Anderson, Library Gallery, toJul y lished" candidates. 26. Reception from 3-5 p.m. June 25. •Manny HaHer wtrospective, Main Gallery, to BUT THAT WAS BEFORE IOWA July 26. Reception from 3-5 p.m. June 25. QUETUDC GALLERY Now they're listening! 24 Fern Rd., East Brunswick (908) 257-4340 BY A NEARLY 2-lo-J MARGIN! BUCHANAN LANDSLIDE OF 66%! Friday and Saturday from noon-5 p.m. Also open by appointment BUCHANAN 43% OF VOTE! ABC-TV affiliate Straw poll of Perot Supporters, April 1-7. •"Contemporary Sculpture 1995," to Ocl 28. KCRQ (Iowa) telephone poll, March Hst. RANET0ALLERY 120 Georges Rd. North Brunswick (908)828-5150 TIE FOR SECOND-PI .ACE BUCHANAN OVBR GRAMM, 75.2% lo 4.8% Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.-S p.m. with Sen. Phil Oramm. National Times-Mirror poll Arizona Straw poll, April 24 issue Washington Also open by appointment. •Sculpture by Don Kannell, Ka-Kwong Hul, times. William MachoMt, Pol Maw, and Ann Tsubota, to July 7. Weekend Plus, June 21-23 What to do 17

•Community enwnbii (LOO memben) tnet PaopliCare Center, 120 Findenw Aw., performi itth h>ce) orchtttrn. RA*«/AVVALUY (908) 469-3963,873-8633 7:30 p.m. Monday •AN-woman emembte fining oarbanhop Rnrt Baptist Church Kyle. Woman In eXpMtt needed. film lrOBmSt.Wntfleld (906) 494-3580,925-2629 •All-meli eniembli linfm btrtmhop har- mony. 7:30 p.m. Thunday THELA8TMLI»I1I MMTAN VALLEY Bound 8rookHia> School Routl 208, SVWHONCIAND Route 28, Bound Brook (609) §96-1327 7;30p.m.Wedneiday 7 p.m. Saturday, June 24 Optnbyappointmtntorty. Audipions (908) 722-0122 H MlHadoler Hal, Rutan •Cornmunlty orchestra with playen from the •Studtnt art MNbK, Into lummw. Unhwtity, OAHCMON TMUTM (906)359-7485 •75-pieGe orchntn that perfomti itandant 60UN06orvowun (906) 932-8482 or rt and pops, New memben wil- Marriott hotel 7 p.m. Thunday p (609)4527800 Route 1, PWntboro Granted Hla)i School •Biofiphy of Leopold KoikwiN, (609)443-5598 RARffANVAU£Y Open during lobby houn. CHORALE 11 •For upcoming production* of rwn-muiiMl voum Waal End PI., Cranford •"Connotation! by Oteni Gome*! QandoM 4:30 p.m. Tuesday oomidiH. Audrtiom Jura 23,24,30 by ID- (906)561-3802 AdmiulonM. andMlcfcMlMidii*,toJulyl6. MMhtnlc Rtfonmd Chun* pointmantonly. uua WORLD come ArnMllRd,,N»ihfnlG •New lymphony orchaatra **tfi playan of all LATCHOOROM 14WHhtnpoonSL (908) 281-8509 Princtton •Eniemtle for young tlngm In Gndet 4-9. 7 p.m. Friday, June 23 (600)924-4377 8AEN0CRCH0R Opm during ttomhoon. 6 p.m. Monday 7:30 p.m. Monday •"DttaUt of Princtton" by Wink Britain, to Our 8^1 Lutheran Church AURORA QCRMAN4MCRMAN Saanger HaUt, 220 SonwMt JuntW. St., North PWntaM SOCaMMtAw.EMt,Ediion (908) 9324482 or 8 p.m. Thundiy (906) 2764572 (606)8494000 WMACfleol.com WOnn Dnu|l oli, DnQ|PWVr SSQeoojHRd. ^Niornan chorua tm#ng ad typei of mualc. •TriWa to Qypt/ mmlo from trde, RomaflM, (908)62*4016 New memban welooma; no auditton net* and Spain. AdmMon 84, Opwi during Hbwy hour*. (906) 267-1849 7:15 p.m. TuenJay •Somtmt County to Acidimy photofiphi •Mtod chonji with rtptrtoin ftom Gummy by Sharon Wtaon, to hint 30. md America. •Cftrflputer-crMtod parting, toJun t 30. 7:30 p.m, Monday THCSTAltHOUSI Si John's Lutheran Church 587 Sprin^lokl Ava>, Summit (906) 782-0027 (201)6354676 Open to Iht public Monliythroufi Friday •Choral foup *twn tpacWty It oratorio* and from9i.m.-5p.m. madron. No formal «udWon ntceuary. •"dpham of WHnim" In titacmns by Rich- MAMONOMHi «d GMtmr, Jurw 26-My 3. Raotptton from SUMMER CHORUS S-6pmJuw26. 7:45 p.m. Tuesday, Thunday Christ Church, 561 SprinaieW Aw,, Summit IWAMIMUMI8 (906)273-3900 703 WakHMng A«.f ntMMd •Summit Choraia splnoff wtth a JuV 27 con- (906) 754-1707 cert of J,S. Bach and Haydn, No audition nee* TuHdty thm# Friday from 9:30 i.in.<5:30 «ury;f»ichanjBd. p.m., Saturday from 9:30 «.m.-4 p.m. EI0NYAND1V0RY iRtotftt wortit by Brim Tonnund, to July 20. 11a.m. Saturday Neitibomood House Btnoethtown feza UFIajjerSl.Morristown EHuoeth (201)538-1229 (906)556-2550 •Interracial and nm-o^r«mlnaUon8i gospel Open to tot public Monday throufl Fridty cnw< new rnofTwwi wpewns. from 8:30 a.nv4:30 p.m. HMHLANDPARK •Union County Teen Art! exhibit, to July 7. COMMUNITY CHORUS MAY DOT WALTERS GALLERY 7:30 p.m. Thursday Rutferi Art* Center Reformed Church, 21 South Second Ave., Holland Park Chapel O.,N«wB(unswlck (90S) 246-4186 (908)932-7511 •Chorus from Highland Park and nearby towni Wednesday through Saturday from 6:30-9:30 that performs In local concerts. New volon p.m,t Sunday from 12:30-3:30 p.m. welcome, especially tenors and basses. •"Multiple Exposures: Ukrainian Photogaphy HOUNDS FOR HARMONY Today," June 23-Juty 29. Reception at 6 p.m. 7:45 p.m, Monday June 23. PeopleCare Center, 120 Flndeme Ave,, Bridge- WATCHUNO ARTS CENTER water (908) 647-2180,526-0872 18 Stirling Rd.p Watchung •All-mate ensemble singing barbershop style. (908) 753-0190 MID-JERSEY Monday through Saturday from 1-4 p.m. Free HARMONY CHORUS admission. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday •"Organic Abstraction" by Serena Bocchino. Reformed Church, Main Rochelte Rubin, Virginia Schmidt, and Lei St., South Bound Brook Shanbhag, to June 30, (908) 725-6178 •All-woman ensemble singing barbershop •"Work on Paper" by Raphaels Pivetta, to style. Open rehearsals, June 30, MILLSTONE VAUfY CHORUS WILLIAMS GALLERY 7:45 p.m. Monday B Chambers St., Princeton Merrill Lynch employee (609)921-1142 or cafeteria, Plainsboro [email protected] (908) 247-3120 Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m.-5 •All-woman ensemble singing barbershop p.m. style. 1 PHILOMUSICA *"The Changing Landscape ' by David Scott CHAMBER CHOIR Leibowitz, Mariene Lenker, and Rena Segal, to 7:30 p.m. Monday K The Singles Jungle Makes You Want JulyS. Unitarian Society, 176 Ticos Lane, East Brun- swick (908) 972-B070 To Scream, Change Your Dating CaD. •Open rehearsal of chamber music ensemble. PRINCETON GARDEN STATESMEN CHORUS When the bare-throated bell bird looks for a date, 8 p.m. Tuesday Call 1.800.881.9582 United Methodist Church it screams "whoopee" at the top of its lungs while CHILOREN/TEEN/ADULT Nassau St., Princeton jumping from foot to foot, all part of its dating rit- to place your free ad today! DANCE RECITAL (609) 443-3641 ual. If this doesn't sound like it would work for you, 8 p.m. June 23,24,25 •All-male ensemble singing barbershop har- mony. try the Introductions the dating call of the 90s. Worth-Tynell Studios RARITAN VALLEY CHORUS 51 South St., Morristown 7:30 p.m. Tuesday You may learn a new love call! (201) 538-6285 Neshanic Reformed Church ' 'Foeturlng the itudlos1 dwwn. Free ad- Amwoll Kd., Nostianic 1 'misilbn! ' *'••*- v »'* '* * '' "' (908) 281-8509 Weekend Plus, June 21-2) HIHMIM(IMHIfMIHH«MI«lll**« MM,MIHIM M ttHMMMMt

urday from 9 a m.-5 p.m., Sunday from noon- 6 Normandy Ha#»Rd. JohnaonPark Morristown 5 p.m. Nature walta at I a.m. Friday and PiwrRd.,Piscataway (201)53*0454 Saturday. Re#stration mqukvd forpjofami, (90S) 463-9077 Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m.-S •Photofipnsfrom ti* Gatapagoi Wan* by Village composed of relocated 18th century p.m., Sunday from 1-5 p.m, Opan Thursday ArtParwr,toJune30. structures set near the headquarters of the from 10 s.m.-8 p.m. beginning June 29. Ad- county park police. No tours offered at mission $4, discounts available. LEDANON MUSEUM present Gift shop closed until further notice. •"Fresh Perspectives" m student art, to July 57 Musconaloong H EDISON NATIONAL River Rd., Hampton HISTORIC SITE 30. (906)537-6464 ALLEN HOUSE mission 12, discounts available, Main St., West Orange •The Arts portion of New Jersey Arts Annual, June 25-Sapt. 3, Recaption from 2-5 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday from 9:30 i.m.-5 p.m., Route 35, Shrewsbury CRAFTSMAN FARMS (201)736-5050 Route 10, Parsippany June 25. Saturday from 1-5 p.m, Five admltiJon. (90S) 462-1466 Workshop with inventions of Thomas Alva Edi- (201)540-1165 MUSEUM Or EARLY •Color photograph! by H. UH Solon,to Jun e lSft-cantuiy tavern ittfw viaga' s "Four Cor- son. Open every day from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. National Historic Landmark and the former TRADES AND CRAFTS nea" Open Tuesday, Thwsday, and Sunday Adults $2, children and senior citizens free. 29. home of Quttav SttckJey, interior and furniture Route 124, Madison Awn 1-4 p.m., Sahriay *om 10 ajfc-4 p.m. ENVIRONMENTAL •SaR and pepper shaken from the Susan designer. Open Thursday from noon-3 p.m., (201)377-2982 Admission $2, discounts Miablt. EDUCATION CENTER SumrnarMd colaction, to July 29. Saturday and Sunday from 1-4 p.m. Ad- Showing tha role of crafts people m frit 18th CUNIOM 190 Lord Stirling Rd. TRAJLSIDC NATURE mission $4, discounts available. Basking Ridge •nd lWi canturias. Opan Tuesday through ANO SCIENCE CENTO Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday from 56 Main Sl, Onton •"Tiles of the Arts and Crafts Movement," to (908) 766-2489 452NawProvldanc«Rd. (90ft) 73M1O1 July 30. Related lectures at 2 p.m. June 25 Open every day from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Regis- 2-5 p.m. Free admission for members. Non- Faabrinf tha Red Mi and othar «tatads of (Vance Koehler), July 2 (Helen Henderson). tration required for programs, mambar admission: adults $2, children $1. (908) 789*3670 rural America. Open daiy (anapt Monday) MAKE HOUU MUSEUM •"Shadowblrds - A Quest for Rails," to Aug. •Tour of aarty ctmatariet, June 24. Opan daily from 1-5 p.m. Ragttrotton required 602 West Front St., Plainfield NJ. HISTORICAL SOCKTY from ID am.-4pjn.Toun of tie grounds at 31. for programs. 1:30 p.m. Sutday. Mmtaaton 13, dtoounts (908) 755-5831 FOSTERflELDS 230 Broadway, Nawark Colonial home built In 1746 and chronicling (201) 483-3939 •Orientaaring and mapping skit for beginners, avaiabli. Ragumton nqukad lor pragnrm. Kahdena Rd., Morristown 1p.m. June 17. Cost $10. COOPER MLL New Jersey history from before independence Tuesday through Friday, plus tha fwt and thW (201) 326-7645 •CeieitW navigationfor btglnrwi, 8 p.m. Routo 513, Chester to after the CivH War. Open Saturday from 2-4 Historical farm with demonstrations of farming Saturdays of aach month, from 10 a.m,-4 June 22. Cost $21. (908)879-5463 p.m. Free admission for members, Non- life in the early 20th century, Open Wednesday p.m. Fna admission. member admission: adults $1, children free. VUAOE AT WATERLOO Saturday and Sunday from 10 aJit-5 p.m. through Saturday from 10 i.m,-5 p.m., Sun- •"MovingThrough Memory; Caribbean Folk DUKEQARDENS 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope Donation. day from noon-5 p.m. Free admission Arts m New Jenay,"to April 1996. COVENHOVCNHOUK Route 206, Hillsborough NEW JERSEY MUSEUM (201)347-0900 (908) 722-3700 Wednesday; admission $4 (discounts avail- 150 West Main Si.RwWd able) other days, Includes The Willows (see Of AGRICULTURE Showing what m m like In New Jersey dur- {908)462-1466 Gardens open every day from noon-4 p.m. Cook College ing the Revolutionary War. Open Wednesday Adults $5, senior citizens and children $2.50; below). Briton Am* neadquartm during *» Battte of Route 1, New Brunswick through Sunday from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Ad- wear comfortable walking shoes. Cameras not FREUNOHUYSEN Mortrnouth In the RewHufonary War. Open (908) 249-2077 mission $8, discount* available. permitted. ARBORETUM Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday from 1-4 Wednesday through Saturday from 10 i.m.-5 .'Muzzle Loaded Rendezvous," June 22-25. EAST JERSEY OLDETOWNE 53 East Hanover Ave. p.m.; Satuntay from 10 a.m.-4 p.m, Ad- Morristown p.m., Sunday from noon-5 p.m, F«a ad- •OW Glory Waakand, July 12. (201) 326-7627 mission for membefs. Non-member ad- mission: adults $3, senior cttizans $2. children Grounds open every day from 9 a.m.-dusk. OLD DUTCH PARSONAOE 5 and older $1. Building open Monday througi Saturday from 38 Washington PI., Somerville •"Buttertte'.*' Rutgars Display Gardens, June (908) 725-1015 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Sunday from noon-4:30 24. \ p.m. Free admission, Relation required for NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM George Washington's headquarters when he m\\ programs, 205 West Stata St., Trenton was stationed in Somerville in 1778. Open •"Branching Outl" 20th-anniversary program, (609) 292-6464 Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. June 24. Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m.-4:45 noon and 1-5 p.m., Sunday from 1-5 p.m. GREAT SWAMP OUTDOOR p.m., Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Free ad- Free admission. s EDUCATION CENTER mission. THE WILLOWS 247 Southern Wvd., Chatham •19th-century and 20th-century landscapes Kahdena Rd., Morristown (201)635-6 -9 and seascapes, ongoing. (201) 326-7645 Open every di y from 9 a.m.-4:3O p.m. Regis- •Indian prints by Thomas Loraine McKenney, Gothic Revival mansion of Caroline Foster re- tration required for programs. to June 26. stored to the way it was In the early 20th •Nature trail walk, 1 p.m. June 25. •"Echtien: 800 Years of Japanese Stone- century. Open Thursday through Sunday from HOLMES-HENDRICKSON HOUSE ware," to Aug, 7. 1-4:30 p.m. Admission $4, discounts avail- 62 Longstreet Rd., Holmdel able; Includes Fosterflelds (see above). (908) 462-1466 •"Baseball in New Jersey: The Game of His- JUNE 27 18th-century farmhouse built next to the Long- tory," to Aug. 27. JANEVOORHEESBMMERU street Farms. Open Tuesday, Thursday, and •lOOth-anniversary exhibit, to Dec, 31. ART MUSEUM NEWARK MUSEUM Sunday from 1-4 p.m., Saturdayfrom 10 Hamilton St, New Brunswick 49 Washington St, Newark PETULA CLARK a.m.-4 p.m. Admission $2. discounts avail- (908)932-7237 (201) 596-6550 able. Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m.-4:30 Performing her energetic repertoire of hit songs, Largest museum In the Garden State. Open LIBERTY SCIENCE CENTER p,m.( Sunday (plus June 24) from noon-5 including: "Downtown," "Don't Sleep in the Subway," Wednesday through Sunday from noon-5 p.m. NJ. Turnpike Exit 148 p.m. Free admission. and "A Sign of the Times" Jersey City Free admission. •"Riders Upl Preparing for a Pony Race" il- (201) 200-1000 •Gods and goddesses In Indian art, to July 2. lustrations, to July 30. "Where Science « Fun." Open every day from •Arts of Nepal, to Jury 2. •"California Abstractions" in prints, to July 31. JULY 11 9:30 •.m.-5:3O p.m. Admission $9 for the •"NMVO-20," Newark Museum Volunteer Or- center, $7 for the Omni Theater, $13 for both; ganization members' show, to July 30. discounts available, •"Project 4: William T. WUIiams, 1970 and •"Geology of the Tri-State Area." to July 30. Today,"to Aug . 13. •Play •"Sport,"to Sept 4. •"American Art Pottery. An Uneasy Evolution GLENNIMJJEROflCHESTRA •"Jungle Surprises," to Oct 22. 1880-1930,"to Oct . 22. The swinging big band era is back MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM •"African Design: Heirtto th e Trans-Saharan CorneHut Low Housa Trade."to Jun e 1996. DREYRISS PLANETARIUM for a return engagement 1225 River Rd., Piscalaway •"Explore Korea: A visit to Grandfather's (908) 745-4177 House,"to January 1997. 49 Washington St, Newark Closed for renovations, •"Korea: Retlgtons and Traditions,"to Januar y (201) 596-6611 JULY 18 MONMOUTH COUNTY 1997. Adults $2, children under 12 $1. Call for OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION showtimes. Barrack St, Trenton 70 Court St, Freehold •"Cosmic Questions," June 24,25. ROBERTA FLACK (609) 396-1776 11 (908) 462-1466 •A "Journey Through Time and Space, June Showing life In New Jersey before and during Her passionate music includes "The First Time Museum open Tuesday through Saturday from 24,25. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday from 1-4 p.m, Ad- the Revolutionary War. Open Tuesday through Ewr I Saw Your Face," "Killing Me Softly With His Saturday from 11 i.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from •"African Skies," July 1-Aug. 27. mission $2, discounts available. Song," and the recent "Set The Night To Music." 1-5 p.m. Admission $2, discounts available. •"The Power," Jury 1-Aug. 27. •"Summer at the Shore," Freehold Gallery, to OSBORN-CANNONBALL HOUSE NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM March 17,1996, Front St. Scotch Plains 205 West State St., Trenton •"Optical Delights: Stereograohlc Views of IH (908) 889-4137 (609) 292-6333 JULY 25 Monmouth County," Hartshome Gallery, to \U Feb. It 1996. Historic house from c. 1750. Open the first Admission $1. MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM Sunday of each month (except January) from •"Fantastic Sky," 1 and 3 p.m. June 24,25, 3 South Mountain Ave. 2-4 p.m. Free admission, Jury 1,2. (ESERWnONliALL Montdaif REEVES-REED ARBORETUM •"Spaceship Earth," 2 p.m. June 24,25, July (201) 746-5555 165 Hobart Ave., Summit 1,2. Through June 30: Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri- (908) 273-8787 RAIHTAN VALLEY Bourbon Street's original musicians day, and Saturday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Gardens open dally from dawnto dusk . Ex- COMMUNITY COLLEGE bring their unique Mend of jazz, blues, Thursday and Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Jury 1- hibits open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Route 28, North Branch and Louisiana tradition. Sept 10: Wednesday through Sunday from Friday from 9 i.m.-3 p.m. Registration re- (908) 231-8805 noon-5 p.m. Discussion of a current exhibit at quired for programs. Admission $4.50, group rates available. noon Tuesday. Free admission for members. •Watershed workshop with Michael T, Otohan, •"Myslaryl Who Stole tha Night?" 2 p.m. June Non-member admission: adults $4, senior citi 3 p.m. June 25. 26,28. zens and students $3, children under 12 free. DR. WILLIAM ROBINSON TUESDAYS AT 8:00 P.M. • $30 & $25 • CALL 2 Free admission for all midday June 24 and all PLANTATION HOUSE TRAJUIDE NATURE TICKETS ON SALE NOW! day July 1. 593 Madison HiNRd., Clark ANOtCKNCf CENTO •Sculpture by Roy Crosse, to spring 1995. (908) 381-3081 452NtwProvWarwRd. VBA and MMwCanJ Accepted •Native American jewolry from the collection, 17th-century farmhouse built on whit once MountamUda to June 25. was a plantation. Opan the first Sunday of (908) 780-3670 •"What Is a Print?" to June 25. aach month from 1-4 p.m. Free admission. •"Spring Sklaa/' 2 p.m. June 25. Adults $3, .PAPER MILL PLWHQIJSE) •"Privat* Art/Public Art" owned by Citibank SCIlEIIMAN-HOrrMAN itntor cittern $2.55; children under 6 not and Johnson & Johnson, to Jury 9. SANCTUARIES MO0K9BX DRWE, MUMIRN, MJ 07041 •SUB life works from the collection, to Sept. HHardscrabUeRd. •A yiaaar Efta*," 3:30 and, 7:30 p.m. June 30. , ... . Bamardsvttte 25, AduKr$3.25, sentor clilam $2.75; chil- *W0fkfby OlzflMh Berflflhrt, Juty 2-0cL 1. >Wlldli%'Hrictuaiyeper(908) 766-5787 > Tuesday totough Sat drtfl unto 10 r«t admitted.

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BARBEQUE TIME IS HERE! LET RACKLEYS DO YOUR BACKYARD BARBEQUE OR PICNIC Family A Few The Whole I'lverybody Picnic Friends Neighborhood You Know 4 People 25 People 50 People 100 or more liny 36 220 440 Kii)s Pieces Pieces Pieces CALL US Chicken 18 kibs 110 Ribs 220 Kibs &Rib$ 8pc. .SO pc. 100 pc. SHARON WILSON/WEEKEND PLUS Chicken Chicken Chicken "An added feature, however, Is the patio dining, the best In town and the only outdoor eating Chicken 16 100 200 spot In Somervllle under trees and surrounded by hedges and lawn." FOR Only Pieces Pieces Pieces MORE Call 1/2 2 Day INFO Fresh food and fresh air Ahead Hour Hours Before New name, new hours, new menu, new chef, new style I DAPITT FV'C BBYWMilSRECKY WMilS RECHELa wine and freshfresh rosemary, beef or day ($2.95) was another old-world H AmTLwI\liIi* I W Weekend Pius cul/na/y corespondent chicken shish kabobs. delight, as were grilled vegetables. t wasn't all that old, but it's got Also there's grilled filet tnignon The country fresh pancakes and v We Ain't Just Ribs ; (908) 1631000 Ia bit of a new style, a new well- with melted goat cheese, pine nuts waffles for breakfast, lunch and 1776 bouth Washington Avenue, Piscataway known and respected chef, new ^ ^ sauce ($14.05) and always weekend brunch (25 choices) con- tinue as cvei da sta le expandeFresh Pancaked hourss anto dinclud Wafflee sdinner is the, a fisn of the day Your hosts en- closed) .^ "This yplacye is Preall y^P busy* and a new name. Now Country courage bringing a ^ of winCi Mondayon the sweeken when thd emorning restaurans ant ids Country Fresh Restaurant, open r1nCf1 m nlarp 1Qroflll v hnQ1 Fresfor breakfasth Pancake, luncs anhd anWaffled dinners is .the early ^afternoons,"= " says Zoran Kru- Chef Eyal Vita, formerly with nick, who owns the place with his Cappuccino and Vino in Somer- wife Edida. ville (before that Israel, Paris and No matter what time of day they Princeton), continues the tradition come, senior citizens are allowed a New Dining Room! of using country fresh produce for 10 percent discount because "I like ¥ dinners as well as lunch, brunch senior citizens," says Zoran with a and breakfast. Sometimes it takes twinkle in his eye, adding in his a little longer for service, he says, Yugoslavian accent, "They work but it's worth it. hard all their lives; now they de- The dinners my companion and serve a break." I had certainly proved the point The non-smoking restaurant is My grilled salmon ($13.95) was sur decorated like ftcountr y kitchen, rounded by a tomalade, a Chef cute and comfortable. An added Vita recipe of a sauce of chopped feature, however, is the patio din- tomato and olives sauteed to re- ing, the best in town and the only duce all liquid and reconstituted outdoor eating spot in Somerville with a bit of butter. under trees and surrounded by Served with baked ricean d hedges and lawn. You are at once grilled zucchini and eggplant, it where the action is, yet separated was a dish worth waiting for but just enough by greenery. happily I didn't have to. CHEF EYAL VITA It's a great place for dessert, a My companion's dish of baked rich assortment of cakes and pies moussaka ($8.95) was a plentiful The menu includes country or sliced fresh fruit or tiramisu, Lunch & Dinner blend of moist chopped meat and pasta with eggplant and sausage Served Dally Fresh Fish layered eggplant embellished with Plus w*1016 ***& vegetable ravioli Country ftesh Restaurant, Path By The Pound a flavorful, rich, red, freshtomat o ^d a children's menu ($3.95). Din- mark shopping mall on Main sauce, a splendid old-fashioned ner can begin with interesting street, Somcrville, (next to Jack FISH MARKET ft RESTAURANT Thuis 11 B 30 recipe. choices of mostly vegetable aapp- LalanncLalannc)) . Hours: 7:30 amam-99 pmpm, fn S.1I 11 10 Other dinner items included petizers ($3.95-$4.45), three kinds Friday/Saturday to 10 pm; closed Sun S Mon of salads ($4.%) dty)' Wrsoups. , Mtaijfoy.ytea, MasterCard, tib- in white potato and scallion soup of the cover, checks accepted •4,% 20 June 21-23,1995

Your Guide To Regional Fare CARUSO'S ALA PIETRA 1370 SOUTH AVE, PLAINFIELD 1979 WASHINGTON VALLEY RD 906-757-2244 MARTINSV1LLE, 906460-9214 Fine Northern Italian Cuisine in a romantic art Former owner of Top of the Rock, Kevin Lyons, ii deco atmosphere. Lunch from $8.05. Dinner from back with a wide variety of hit newest Italian dlsh- $12.95. Join Caruso's - a dining experience you'll GRADUATE ei. Featuini ptita, veal, chicken k seafood. Home- never forget Prepared dally by Pasquale Caruso made deiaerta included. Smoking k nonimoklni Chef/Proprietor. Piano entertainment Friday k Sat- available. Open for lunch It dinner. Catering on * urday nlghti. Valet parkinj at night Viia, MC, TO A Family Dinner! off premises. Houn (DMon-Frl 113pm (DjTues- Amei. Lunch: Tues-Frl ll:w-3;00pm. Dinner Tuei- Thun 5-Utom. Fri k Sat 5-Upm. Sun 4-10pm. Major Thun 5-lOpm, Fri k Sat 511pm, Sun 4-10pm. credit carat accepted. Closed Mondays. Liquor license, Use Weekend Plus! ALFONSO'S GOURMET PIZZA CATARIS 125 WEST MAIN ST 206 W. UNION AVE LOCATED IN THE DOWNTOWN BOUND BROOK. 908-4694552 SOMERV1LLE SHOPPING MALL Homemade Italian food with an extensive lunch It SOMERV1LLE dinner menu. Lunch 4 Dinner served dally with 908-526-0616 DELIVERY 526-0587 many fine daily specials available. Family prices, FELIX #9 For over 17 yean, Proprietor Anlello Unniello has Banquets k Catering available. No Liquor License. • been serving specialty pizza at the ever-popular Al- Accepts Visa, MC, AMEX. Hours: 11-10 Mon- Thurs,, fonso's Pizzeria. Alfonso's offers an extensve vari- Friday & Sat 4:30-11, Sun. 3-0, ety of gourmet pizza as well as traditional Italian recipes served in their small dining area, Full CLARION HOTEL DINER menu includes pasta, seafood, subs, chicken & veal. 2055 LINCOLN HWY RT. 27 Daily lunch & dinner specials. Wine k beer avail- EDISON. 908-287-3500 able. Open 7 days a week from Ham to 11pm. Deliv- Cafe1 On The Square, Simply stated. Fine dining in IJNDHKNHWMANAC.l'MI'N'l' i ery service daily. an elegant yet casual atmosphere. We offer the fin- NI-:WU]I-:I;*»»**-NI-;WMKNU est in American, Continental and Italian Cuisine. ARDNEE THAI RESTAURANT Handicap Accesibitity. Liquor Availability. Moder- 319 ROUTE 22 EAST ate price range Accepts most major credit cards. BLACKBOARD SPECIALS FELIX #9 DINER (at Sansone Plaza) GREEN BROOK 908-963-0088 Complete Dinners $r^95 • Save 10% • We invite you to dine and celebrate our grand Starting at / opening in a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. Our COACH N' PADDOCK fl menu offers an array of authentic Thai Cuisine. ROUTE 78 AT EXIT 12 Use our FAX for Take Out I There's a wide selection of the chefs freshly pre- (4 mi west of Clinton) I °. pared seafood, poultry, pork and beef dishes. The HAMPTON, NJ Orders • 704-8366 I Entire Star Ledger & Courier News rated A 6 A. We also 908-735-7889 FAX 908-735-2923 offer lunch menu for $4.95 including soup. All A first class restaurant Continental cuisine featur- I Eat in or Take Out | major credit cards accepted, Hours: Tues-Thurs ing Chateaubriand, Caesar Salad. Pastas, Sauer- I'M! Expires July 27,1995 $500 • Uam-9:30pm, Fri-Sun llam-10:30pm, closed Mon- bratten, Schnitzels and Fresh Seafood. Live enter- I minimum purchase Not vald on I day^ tainment Friday evenings. Weddings, Banquets, • Bus Groups Welcome early buds, senior omen menu or Parties-accomodation for 10-200. Amex, Visa, Mas- I, blackboard specials I THE BARGE tercard are accepted. Handicap accessible. Hours • Handicap Accessible 201 FRONT ST., PERTH AMBOY, NJ are Lunch: Mon.-Sat. 11:304; Dinner; Mon,-Thurs, L VALUABLE COUPON J 908-442-3000 4-9, Fri. & Sat 4-10, Sun. 12-8. Sunday Brunch: Rt. 22 at Adamsville Road in the Center Island For a seafood dinner at the north end of the Jersey Noon-3pm; Twilight Dining Mon-Thurs. 4-6pm shore, the Barge is the place to go. Specializing in Bridgewater • 725-8118 fine seafoods, and steaks, lobsters, African lobster COSTA DEL SOL tails, Alaskan King Crab Legs, Filet Mignon and 600 W. UNION AVE. more. Early bird specials. Handicap Accessibility. BOUND BROOK, 1-800-274-5865 Accepts all major credit cards. Open seven days a Open Tues-Fri. Lunch 11:30-2.30, Tues-Thurs Din- week and has liquor availability. ner 5:00-11, Fri. & Sat Dinner 5:00-11, Sun dinner 4-9. Closed Mon. Monday dance classes-private & BUCKY'S RESTAURANT semi-private groups 12-7p.m. Call for information. & SPORTS BAR Visa, MC, Amex, Discover, Diners, 609 E. MAIN ST BRIDGEWATER. 908-722-4180 Happy hour 4-7 with live entertainment Thursday FAMILY'S RESTAURANT All Entrees night. Authentic Chinese & Italian food along with K-MART SHOPPING PLAZA All % 1b. Sandwiches $2.50 homemade pizzas, dinc-in or take-out, we have all 1278 ROUTE 22, NO PLAINFIELD tax included the cocktails. Amcx, Mastercard, Visa, Diner's Club. 908-561-9455 T Handicap parking. Hours ll:30AM-2AM. Moderate This conveniently located restaurant is a combina- price range. tion of Italian & American food. You can have a complete London Broil dinner, to a slice of pizza, to BUZZY'S FOOD & SPIRITS a burger - always freshly prepared. Daily lunch & «s 200 STELTON UD, PISCATAWAY dinner specials. All major credit cards accepted. 908-752-2229, FAX 752-6540 Handicap accessibility. Mon-Sat, Noon-9:30pm. ?.-; TflfcV* % tk fte The full menu is featured in both the bar and din- Moderately priced. ing room, with a wide variety of dishes including chicken, veal, pork, fish, lobster, shrimp, steak, ribs GOLDEN CORNER Meah to Go and pasta. Entrees feature salad, choice of rice, DINER RESTAURANT baked potato or steak fries. Top off the evening 313 W, UNION AVE Menu for the Week of June 26,1995 with Buzzy's most popular derseri, Toll House A La BOUND BROOK, 908-469-3350 Mode. The Bussiere brothers pride themselves on Hours: 7 days 6:00am-10:00pm. Features American, Veal w/Pepper & Onions (or) serving large portions of quality food at reasonable Greek It Italian Specialties. Average lunch: $2.95. Scallops Florentine prices and with friendly service. Fax orders are Dinner $5.50, Wheelchair accessible. No smoking accepted at 908-752-6540. Buzz/s has a full liquor available. Fax 469-3373. Credit Cards: Visa & Mas- Tucs. Swedish Pot Roast (or) license. Dinners from $7.95. Most credit cards ac- tercard. Veggie Lasagna cepted. Handicap accessibility. Open 7 days, Mon- v.; Sat Uam-12am, Sun Noon-llpm. HERB PATULLOS GARDEN RESTAURANT yjcA Chicken Parmesan (or) CAFFE PIANCONE ' Grilled Catfish 2991 HAMILTON BLVD 1N.VOSSELLERAVE SO PLAINFIELD, 908-561-2722 BOUND BROOK908356-2692 Thnr« Spaghetti w/Meatballs (or) Weekly Hours: Mon-Thurs 10:30am- 10pm ner & Lunch specials dally. Burgers to Lobster 1 nurSt Mushroom Strudel Friday 10:30am-Upm, Saturday 4am-llpm Tails. Casual family atmosphere. Live entertain- Sunday ll:30-9pm ment Friday k Saturday nltes. Greenhouse Dining urke Room for cozy Intimate dining. 4 Rooms available Fri. ^ y w/Sausage Stuffing (or) Most Mjr Credit Cards accptd for 25-150 for all your Banquet Needs. Crab Cakes Open Monday-Friday 9:30 AM-6:0Q PM

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Dance U the Scund ef cur Live Bands Evry Fridty Night June 23rd-Jim Hoffman's Encore June 30th-The Sounds of Magic Your Guide To Regional Fare CQiCB IT PADDOCE Op«n7 O'CONNORS (906) 735-7689 JACK O'CONNORS • lunch • Olnnif • Cocktails QUALITY BEEF N SEAFOOD BEEF N' ALE HOUSE • Wtddlngs • Banqiwts • Parties for M Occiikyii 1288 RT 22 EAST. B RIDGE WATER 708 MOUNTAIN BLVD. WATCHUNG 86 Rt. 1-73, Hampton (4 mi. w«»i of (icceiiible Rt 28 via Morgan Ln) 008-755-2565 FAX 008-668-5873 008-725-1500 Tfct uta'i largttt sttakhouw apMlallzmg tn Prlmi rib* USDA PRIME STEAKS, Rib Roait, lean burgers. and frtthly cut itMki In our main dining room. Ntw freih leifood. Chicken, Pasta, Veal, Turkey and Jtraw'i first Salad ft toad Bar ttaturino 50 tttmsl Alto featuring 130 item hot and cold buffet. Continuous featuring for a mort casual Mfflng O'Connors Sports food Sunday Brunch Buffet Live Entertainment Pub strvta Mndwkhsa ft Burgtn tH midnight. Sunday featuring Irish and Jan. 4 nights, 16 draft been. An Brunch. On prtmlsM butchtf shops. All major credit O'Connor family butineu since 1029. Informal card accsptsd. Handicap acctsslbls. Hours art 11:30- sandwich to a complete dinner. Amex, Visa, Master- 12am Mon-Thurs. 11:30-1 am Frl ft Sal. ft 12-12am Sw- card, Discover, Diners. Handicap accessibility, at* A Private Place For Hours: Mon thru Sat 1 lam-midnight, Sunday 10am- SCAMPI'S FISH MARKET Upm. Reasonable prices.. & RESTAURANT JASPER'S RESTAURANT 108 W. MAIN ST 150 RT 206, S. HILLSBOROUGH SOMERVILLE. 008-685-1323 908-526-5584 Fresh Fish Broiled, Fried, Grilled, Chef specials, New Jersey's Casual dining with an eclectic menu featuring: Zuppa: Pesci, Flounder Francaise. Shrimp Fran- Most Exciting Motor Innl American, Italian, French, Lunch served Mon-Fri caise, Red or white clam sauce. Accepts most major ll:30-2:30pm, Dinner Mon-Thurs 5-9:30pm & Fri., credit cards. Hours: T-W-T 11A.M.-8:3QP.M,, FR1- Sat.4 Sun. 5-10pm, All Major Credit Cards are ac- SAT 11A.M.-10P.M. closed Sun. & Mon. cepted, We are Handicap accessible & offer a Non- smoking section LA CUCINA RISTORANTE & CAFE SCARPELLINO'S 125 WEST MAIN ST 168 MT. BETHEL RD.. WARREN DOWNTOWN SOMERV1LLE 908-647-1726 SHOPPING MALL, SOMERVILLE Country dining with a relaxed atmosphere in our 908-5264907 Unique sunporch, delicious homemade Neopolitan Owned and operated by the [anniello Family for food. Daily Specials. Handicap accessible. Hours I FEATURING over 13 years, the highly rated La Cucina offers are Tues, Weds., Thurs. U-8pm; Fri ll-Qpm; Sat 4- Heart-shaped Tubs * Jacuzzis * Fireplaces * Water Beds authentic Italian Cuisine in a charming Mediter- 9pm; Sun 4-8pm. Closed Monday ranean type atmosphere. In addition, private ban- In-room Movies • Day and Short-stay Rates quet rooms may be reserved for corporate or pri- SPAIN 92 vate functions of up to 80 people. The 'well known1! 120 THOMPSON ST, RARITAN, NJ wine cellar is also available for more intimate 008-704-0292 FAX 008-704-1111 2T ln South groups of 18 or less. AI Fresco dining is offered at Authentic Spanish cuisine, Lunch/Dinner specials. Brunswick the Cafe through the Spring, Summer and the Au- Cozy atmosphere, incredible food, fantastic San- tumn months (weather permitting). Extensive wine gria. Generous portions, unbelievable prices. Gift list. All major credit cards accepted. Open for certificates available. Vegetarian specials. Visit us 3775 Route 1 South, South Brunswick Lunch Monday through Friday. 11:45am to 4pm. for a delightful experience in dining. Most major Open for Dinner Monday through Saturday 5 to credit cards. Mon-Thurs. 11:30A.M.-10P.M Friday (908) 297-2400 ll:30A.M.-ll;00P,M., Sat. 2P.M.-11P.M. Sun. Noon- Upm. ___^^_^^^ 10p.m. MAIN STREET RESTAURANT 600 E MAIN ST, BRIDGEWATER 008-526-1420 Vegetarian, Mexican, American, 70+ item salad TIJUANA JOE'S bar. hamburgers, T-bones, Prime Rib, Seafood, RT 22 W & WEST END AVE Pasta. Burritos, Chimlchangas k all the cocktails. NO PLAINFIELD, 908-755-4400 Handicap accessibility. Hours: 11:30am-11pm. Mod- Every day is a fiesta at Tijuana Joe's South-Of-The- erate price range. Border Restaurant and Cartintv Specialties in- clude Sizzling Faiitas, Enchiladas, Burritos, Veg- An Entertaining McATEERS etarian dishes and Swordfish a la Parrilla. Express 1714 EASTON AVE, SOMERSET, NJ lunch from $3.00 and Dinners from $6.95. Chil- 008-469-2522 dren's menu available. All major credit cards ac- Dininj Cxfverience Early Bird specials k specials of the day. Large cepted. Handicap accessibMity. Lunch Mon-Sat Continental menu. Banquet rooms available for ll:3Q-3pm. Dinner 3pm-lam. Sunday 12pm-12am, jbr Ute Entire Famifyf Weddings, Parties, Meetings & Showers. We are Handicap accessible & accept most major Credit THE WILLOWS **» it's Like Nothing You've Cards. Lunch: Mon-Fri 11-3pm. Dinner: Mon,-Fri. 5- 1013 WASHINGTON AVE Ever tasted Before... 10pm, Frl. & Sat 5-1 lpm, Sun l-10pm. GREEN BROOK, 908-068-2730 YOU select your own THE MEETING PLACE Our diverse Menu makes ordering a mouthwatering combination of fresh, pleasure, featuring a large variety of dinners, des- delicious vegetables, SEAFOOD RESTAURANT & serts & cocktails. There are 30 different items to FISH MARKET choose from. Banquet facilities for rivate parties of meats, fish and noodles 452-454 MAIN ST, METUCHEN 30-160 people & live entertainment Thursday- from the bullet "bar." Then 008-540-2888, FAX 008-548-1518 Sunday nights. Visa, American Express. Diners add your favorite sauce Fresh fish prepared dally from our own fish mar- Club and Mastercard are accepted. Handicap ac- and spices to enhance the ket Chef specials, early bird specials TuesWed, cessible. Hours: Lunch 11:30-3pm Mon-Fri. Early- Children welcome. Non-smoking available. Eat-in bird 3'5pm Mon. Fri. Sun. 12-4pm; Dinner S-lOpm flavor. Your meal is or take-out Tues-Wed-Thur: llam-Opm; Fri & Sat: Mon-Thurs. Till 11am on Fri. Midnight Sat A fall immediately prepared on 7:30am-9pmp . closed Sun-Mon. Moderate price service Restaurant and catering facility of over 15 large round grills by a range. BYOBYOBB. yrs. specialized cook. For a finale, add toppings of sesame seeds, nuts or hot UI 411 chili oil, In just minutes, you'll enjoy your healthy, To Advertise delectable Mongolian Tour Restaurant EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Barbecue! S •Ail major credit cards 8.65 TOTAL •Takeout available Call Claudia Mon Th^s 4pm-6 .10 •Children 10 & under $4 95 All You Can Li! Dmnrr •Vegetarian selections (908) 722-3000 •Member of Healthy Heart . yMJ&owyS%•• (Rt 27) •• (908) 22 June 21-23,1866 Good Staff lOMTVMifY By Judy Hawkinson CfujtarDi Kitchen gadgets: to have or have (901) 44*7127 (901) 704-0700 •NovfoMMt hltos In HuberHaftattome Con- not - that is the question. Even •Open nfonal tond-mieer danoe (proper at- •wvitton Am, toon!, 12:15 p.m. Surety. though I have no practical use for Meet let rear parking tot of Holiday Inn, Tinton tire) at Ramada Inn, Rarftan Center, Edison, them, I am mesmerized, en- FaHt.CoM 14; (Mini htwh. 1:30 p.m. Jurw 25. N«w-membtr orientation thralled and wacky about all that •UUmttNTOINATJONM. at 8 p.m, Member* $6, non-nwmben $10. has become available to make life SNMltt (Amtrican-AilarhluratMii; U-M) easier in the kitchen from the time (90S) 247-1053 (IHMar) of the Industrial Revolution •Barbecue and volleyball in Colonial Part, Somerset, noon June 25. Member* $20, non- •Bring-your-own-aamt, makt-your-own- through the present. memben $23; mervitlons required. As I window shop, I wonder how DINNER CONNECTIONS aundaa, pten-your-oum summer at St Virt- civilization could come so far in oant'a Church, Madison, 8 p.m. June 24, Cost (908) 946-0826 $3, technology and yet still be so un- WEEKtNUUINNLH S civilized in human behavior and •Dinner at Sharon's, Holmdel, 8 p.m. Satur- tktfeMCtt day. Coat $40. interaction, (But, lest I digress), I Chicken SiHimboci w/Sauugt Shifted Eggplant 12" (906) 462-2406 JEWISH SINGUS WORLD stop in the stores and ask about Flounder Fnnciist w/Stifood Stufftd Shillt 12" •Dance at The River Housa, Brielle, fi p.m, Blacktntd Rib Eyi w/Hot Ptpp«rcom Pista 12" (2Oe-4Oe) the latest time-saving kitchen gad- Friday. Cost $10. Specials Include; Soup, Salad, Entree, Coftee/Tea & Dessert (906)964-8086 get One invention that really in- •"Welcome to Summer" barbecue at Subur- •Dance (jacket required) at Basking Ridge Country Weslern Night • Tuesdays & Thursdays - 7pm-11pm ban Jewish Center, Linden, 5 p.m. June 25. trigues me is the breadmaker. In- 316 William St., Piscataway • 7524474 Country Club, 9 p.m, June 23. Coat $12, stead of mixing, kneading, waiting, Cost (15 vV» reservation, $20 without •Dance (30s and 40a only) at Sheraton hotel, kneading again, waiting for the NEW HORIZONS lselln,9pmJune24,Cost$12. (CathoNce, 21-43) last rise, we can just drop the in- •Danoe and buffet at Holiday Inn, Monroe (908) 580-1552,469-3987 gredients into this miracle ma- •Anniversary junce (Jacket recommended) at Township, 9 p.m, June 24. Cost $10, chine, flip a switch and voila, in a Marriott hotel, Somerset, 9 p.m. June 23. •Dance (jacket required) at Radlsson hotel, few hours the aroma of freshly Cost $15. Faiffleld, 9 p.m. June 24. Cost $12. Mtxican Rtstavrant baked bread wafts through the •Dances (Jacket required) st Hilton hotel, Ise- Hn, 8 p.m. June 25, July 2. Cost $12. house. Mon. thruTriurs. Coupon Also, I love cappucino. I received Kids Eat For 99$ BUY ONE ENTREE •Dance and buffet at The Towers, Mountain- a machine from my daughter and At Reg Price PIZZERIA ft MSTAUItANT side, 9 pm Jury 1. Cost $12. son-in-law for a Christmas gift. Mon.-Wed. GET 2ND ENTREE ITMMN, MMAKM CUISIM •Dance at Holiday inn, Princeton, 9 p.m. July ftwftn * Sealae* Since they live in Seattle, the Reduced Prices FREE 1. Cost $10. American Ge+'s not forget Italy) • Animal Characters * Balloons SOL0SIN0US birthplace of real cappucino and * Children's Menu • Birthday Parties "HI I ooaixxi (ifi i3bi| (908)766-lB39(7-9p.m.) espresso, I had an espresso ma- • GREAT MARGARITAS •Bridge at Central Presbyterian Church, Sum- chine before they became popular Live Entertainment Friday Nights mit, 6:45 p.m, Sunday. Cost $2. on the East coast. I used it one Rt. 12 West, North Plainfield (908) 755-4400 winter. Then espresso bars opened SINGU HIKERS (Corner West End Ave. & Rt. 22 West) Major Credit Cards Accepted up. Instant coffees became special j •Hike at Sunflsh Pond, Delaware Water Gap, ized with hazelnut, mocha and I0M4 10 a.m. Jurw 25. Meet In lot across from other great flavors, also in single Will*1! Taveme, Bedminster. Cost $5; bring coffee pack bags. Now, my cap- water. (908) 774-6759. pucino/espresso machine is back •Hike at Kan Lockwood Gorge, Callfon, 10 in the box, waiting for the next a.m. Jury 2. Meat in lot across from Willie's neighborhood garage sale. Taveme, Bedminster. Cost $5; bring water. Technology has made it easier to (908)688-4096. practice the culinary arts. But do TOWN * COUNTRY we really need a salad shooter SINQUSCUJI when cut, diced, sliced produce is (908) 766-4962 so attractively packaged in cel- •Social at Okie Mill Inn, Basking Ridge, 8:30 lophane at the local supermarket? Steak House 6 Country Western Dance Club p.m, Wednesday. Cost $8. And how about the almighty, WEEKEND RACQUETS eclectic food processor. In my na- NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH 8 DINNER (906)937-9317 ivete, I thought it was the only •Tennis at Deal Casino Tennis Club. 4 p.m. kitchen gadget any cook would We offer a full menu specializing June 24. Cost $30 w/temJa, $15 wrftout ever need. How silly of me. It only WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS slices, dices, mixes, purees, shreds, in Steaks, Ribs, Burgers, Fish, WoodbrMga Chapter minces, chops and docs anything Pasta, Salads 6 much more! (908) 634-6812 imaginable and unnatural to any Tfl: YOUNG SINGH*' kind of food. Another gadget, the FREE Dance lessons eveiy night < SOCIAL CLUt juicer, made one person extremely (proreutouls, 26-45) wealthy, while those who bought it Admission upon entering club (908) 221-1182 were supposed to become healthi- ($5 Tues.-Thuis., $7 Fri. 6 Sat.) •Brunch at Basking Ridge Country Club, noon er, happier and ready to conquer Sunday. Members $20, non-members $25; life's challenges. If you know any reservations required. of these people, or about other ob- Call For Information 6 Directions •Cruise from Atlantic Highlands municipal ma- solete gadgets, please write me c/o SUNDAY 154 Bonnie Burn Rd. rin,'], 4 p.m. Juno 25. Cost $30; reservations Obsolete Gadgets, Box 699, Somcr- IS FAMILY CLOSED required. ville, NJ 08876. Watching.* 322-7200 MONDAY •Pool party iind social (summer Dltuu) at 1 NIQrtT. * • Same time-Same plan. . l.)iffV>r- Spring Ritltf? pool, Haskinft rtidflo, &30 flirt, <\-ynt,8turT, • • • Juno 30. Mun t * t i t f June 21-23,1995

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Vi c fresh basil or 1 tbs dried 'HUB recipe is great with fresh 2-3 tbs pine nuts basil from the garden and can be FRIGIDAIR 3 garlic doves prepared two weeks ahead. Also BUILT FOR GENERATIONS V< c olive oil can be frozen. Chicken Parmesan Pound chicken breasts slightly AIR CONDITIONER SALE Scotch Plains to flatten. Heat garlic in butter to melt Cool slightly. Mix half of gar- 2 large boneless chicken breasts lie butter with sour cream. Lather Frigidaire Quiet One™ Room Air Conditioner (split) about \Vi to Wi lbs each breast generously on all sides • One of the quietest air conditioner! 2 small garlic doves, peeled and with mixture. Roll in seasoned mashed parmesan. Place each breast in available to stick of butter or margarine foil-lined pan. Sprinkle with pa- • Revolutionary "Low Profile" Design Vic sour cream prika for color. Bake uncovered in "Space Saver* -only V high V4 c parmesan cheese mixed with preheated oven 375 degrees 25 to •FRIGIDAIRE • Portable style, with 2 built-in handles V* tsp salt indW tsp black pepper 30 minutes. Baste often with re- • Super Energy Efficient Lemon slices (optional) maining garlic mixture. #FABM?T7B • 10.0 Energy Efficiency Ratio Cucumber Supreme Vic sugar Frigidaire Compact Room Air Conditioner MinvUle Vic water 1 1 tbsp pepper Super Compact • 5,000 BT.U.'s several sprigs chopped parsley 2 cucumbers, thinly sliced 1 2 scallions, chopped High Efficiency - Energy Saver m > 3 Speed Fan Vic vinegar Mix and marinate one hour, Maine Shrimp Casserole Sharon at H«rmr juice ofl lemon #HC0S3T7A Bedmtnster 10 crushed wheat crackers mixed with 1 tbsp melted butter 1 to shrimp, peeled, deveined, and Frigidaire Room Air Conditioner cooked Melt butter in pan. Add garlic, 3 tbsp butter (low fat use mama- Vvdey* thyme, salt, and pepper. Powerful, Multi-Room P wvwinuKinav ^ j^, ^ ^ jj, j,, Cooling 3 doves of crushed garlic ""** a P8?^ Stowiy P01*i n 8 Way Adjustable Air Flow cream, stirring constantlys. Con- 18,000 B.T.U.'s- j k lemon juice. Add shrimp to sauce. 230/208 Volts ^f Top with buttered crumbs. W tsp pepper c^ ^ ^e at 350 degre€S Frigidaire Slide out Chassis / jj^to i°V 2 ^P flour for 20 minutes or until bubbly. Re- Ideal for Thru-Wall 2 c light cream (low-Fat: use milk) move and cover. Serves four, to c dry sherry Optional: Brown under broiler. #FAS186W2A Installation Herb Roasted Veal Stew FtmYUhM roasting pan. Saute veal cubes. Stir $$$$$ Sootnin, Pfc in vegetables and herbs. Drizzle WE with remaining olive oil. Roast un- •SEASOI U4 c cubed veal stew meat covered in 375 degree oven for one BONUS SERVICE hour or until vegetables are slight- * fSpvn Strvkt by 2 c chopped plum tomatoes Train«4 T«hnlclam WHAT WE ft c each cubed carrot, eggplant ly charred and veal is tender. Family Chxmd & Op»r SAVINGS l redan d yellow pepper, and zuc- Stew will be dry, but very flavor- nExptriir SELL chini ful. Water can be added for a thin- MMI Ntaltli Vic slice redonio n ner consistency, but will detract Utility Rtlrattsl 13-4 garlic doves, minced from rich, roasted flavor. 1 tsp each basil, oregano, garlic Potato can be diced and added, powder, parsley or stew can be served with pasta or M tsp cumin rice. Meat can also be eliminated or chicken can be added during Vt tsp cayenne pepper last 20 minutes of cooking. salt and pepper to taste Working people can make a trip 4tbsp olive oil to the salad bar for the fixingst o 87 W. Mam St., Somerville • 725-7100 water may be added for a thinner save time. consistency . • i * ' This meal reheats very well. I • rs & F- M H l.\t.'"7A' Y.V ' 7 '.' 77 1 make large tetche* and freeze in Drizzle 2 tbsp. oil in 13 x 8 x 2zipbebags. June 21-23,1995 Slice of Summer 7 Desserts Granny's Pudding 34 sliced bananas . Combine cream cheese and VA cup milk. Add remaining Low-fat Cream Cheese Cake 1B oz. cream cheese, softened milk and pudding; beat until smooth. line bottom and sides of 2'/i cup milk bowl with cookies. Middlesex Add Vi of cream cheese/pudding mixture. Top with bananas. 13Vfe oz. vanilla instant pudding Repeat another layer. Add cookies to top layer between ba- 18 oz. package no-fat cream cheese vanilla wafer cookies nanas (standing on edge). 2 eggs Vi cup sugar Vitsp of vanilla Children's Choices Romantic chiffon and lace graham cracker crust (homemade or store bought). with that Mix all ingredients together. Pour into graham Bunny Salad cracker crust. Bake 25 minutes at 375 degrees. Cool. sophisticated flair Top with fruit of your choice or eat plain. Dloomsbury for the Age 12 Mother of the Bride Pumpkin Dutch Apple Pie lettuce and wwwy M vtOB canned pear halves Mother of the Groom Bound Brook Apple Layer sliced almonds We specialize in giving 2 medium-size green apples, peeled, cored and thin- raisins you that certain elegance ly sliced (about 2 cups) red cinnamon candies with exceptional quality, y< c granulated sugar cottage cheese 2 tsp all-purpose flour service and selection. I tsp lemon juice Wash, pat dry with paper towel and shred the let- lA tsp ground cinnamon tuce. Put 1 lettuce leaf on each plate. Put a pear half, Visit 1 unbaked 9-inch (4-cup volume) pie shell with high flat side down, on each lettuce leaf. On the narrow fluted edge end, arrange a bunny face and ears, using two sliced DANIELS BOUTIQUE Pumpkin Layer almonds and two raisins for eyes, a red cinnamon on our Upper Level 2 eggs, lightly beaten Young Sophisticated Dresses * candy and two sliced almonds for ears. Including Brides Maids Vh c Iibb/s Solid Pack Pumpkin At the opposite end of the pear, use 2 tbs of cottage Sizes 2-20 1 c undiluted Carnation Evaporated Milk cheese. Put the sliced or shredded lettuce for the grass if*- ge sizes available) Vi c granulated sugar around the bunny. Feel free to add vegetables such a? 2 tbs butter or margarine, melted MISSY • PETITES • PLUS SIZES V4 tsp ground cinnamon carrots or radishes. % tsp ground nutmeg '/< tsp salt Banana, Coconut Dessert For apple layer: Toss apples with sugar, flour, OPEN: lemon juice and cinnamon in medium bowl. Place Mon. thru Wed. in the sheU. For pumpkin layer: Combine eggs, 9:30-5:30 pumpkin, evaporated milk, sugar, butter, cinnamon, Age 14 Thurs. til 9 60 W. Main Street nutmeg and salt in medium bowl. Pour over apples. Fri. til 6 Bake in preheated 375 degree oven for 30 min- \ banana Sat. til 5 Somerville • 725-1894 utes. Remove from oven. Sprinkle with crumble top- y{ c ^ ping. Return to oven, bake for 20 minutes or until * custard is set. Cool on wire rack. Crumble topping: * c ^ coconut Combine 1/J C all-purpose flour, 5 tbs granulated BARBEQUE TIME sugar, 3 tbs softened butter and to cup chopped First peel and cut the banana into small circles, walnuts in medium bowl with pastry blender until piace banana into dish. Pour honey, then coconut on cnimbly. top. Enjoy! IS HERE! LET RACKLEY S DO YOUR BACKYARD BARBEQUE OR PICNIC Family A Few The Whole Everybody Picnic Friends Neighborhood You Know 4 People 25 People Candy Making and 50 People 1 (K) or more 36 220 440 Cake Decorating Supplies Kilts Pieces Pieces Pieces CALL 18 Ribs lit) Ribs 220 Ribs US Chicken 8pc. 50 pc. UK) pc. &Ribs YOUR ONE STOP Chicken Chicken Chicken Chicken 16 UK) 200 FOR Onl\ Pieces Pieces BAKING SUPPLY SHOP! 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, June 21-23,1905 MANUFACTURER'S LIQUIDATION SALE "While Supplies Last" PROFESSIONAL TAILOR EDUCATIONAL MODEL SEW & SERGE SEWING MACHINE DESIGNED FOR EASY INSTRUCTION AND OPERATION DESIGNED FOR HEAVY DUTY! MADE OF METAL THE TAILOR COM PAN V ORDERED THE rRODUCTlON OF A LARGE QUANTITY OF THEIR 1995 EDU- CATIONAL SEW & SERGE SEWING MACHINE, PROJECTING INCREASED SALES TO SCHOOLS, HOME INDUSTRY AND INSTITUTIONAL SALES. CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS NATIONALLY MOVED THESE PROJECTIONS INACCURATE ANDTHE ORDERS WERE NOT RECEIVED!!! THEY MUST BE SOLD NOW!!! MACHINES ARE NEW IN FACTORY CARTONS WITH 25 YEAR FACTORY WARRANTY WHAT IS A SEW & SERGE SEWING MACHINE??? A TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENT IN QUALITY & PERFORMANCE FIRST, IT IS A SEWING MAC HIM:That does Buttonholes (any size), Stretch Stitching, Invisible Blind Hems, Ladder Stitch- ing, Monograms, Decorative Stitches, Corsetry Stitching, Ribbing, Double Seams, Zippers, Sews on Buttons, Rolled Hems, Darn- ing, Applique, Leather Glove Stitch, ZigZag, Basting, Top Stitching, Blanket Stitch, Pin Tucking, Quilting, AND MUCH MORE!! WITHOUT THE USE OF OLD FASHIONED CAMS OR PROGRAMMERS - JUST TURN THE COLOR CODED DIALS AND SEE MAGIC HAPPEN.

SECOND, IT HAS TWO PROFESSIONAL SERGINC STITCHES:The allow you to sew the seam and Serge the Edge of the material at the same time. THE CUTTER ALLOWS YOU TO TRIM THE EXCESS MATERIAL AS YOU SEW.

THIRD, THEY ARE DESIGNED TO SEW ALL FABRICS Without adjustment, such as Levi's, Canvas Upholstery, Nylon, Stretch Material, Silk, Percales, Organdy, AND!!! THEY EVEN SEW LEATHER. $ NOW ONLY 199°°AFTER SALE $529.00 WITH THIS AD MIDDLESEX SEWING CENTER MIDDLESEX MALL STELTON & HADLEY ROAD SOUTH PLAINFIELD Phone Orders During Sale (908) 753-6220 VISA • MASTER CARD • DISCOVER • CASH • CHECKS OR LAY-AWAYS ACCEPTED ALL MACHINES ARE CABINET READY AND EASILY CONVERT FOR USE IN TREADLES