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Vol. 5. No. 22 The^festfield Record Thursday, June 2, 1994 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents I Briefs Non-union staff nears 4% raise International club The International Club of the •y MGOU A. CMVMO public works, and heads at both police and mean about a $60,000 increase this year. The the town can save money by cutting back in T will hold a Pool and Gar- fire departments. raises straight salary increases. A merit den Party. Bring a dish of THE RECORD this area simply because they are not repre- your country's specialty 11 Mr. Gottko said the group has been re- package of $3,000 to be used for the entire sented by a union. today. The Westfield Town Council agreed to in- ceiving smaller increases every year since group is also included. Mr. Gottko said that Without more discussion, council mem- troduce an ordinance next Tuesday to raise 1988 and this year's increase is again lower. small merit raises are given at the discretion bers agreed that 4 percent was acceptable. non-uniformed employee salaries by 4 per- He compared the 4 percent increase to a 5 of division heads and are not always used. The ordinance will be introduced 8:30 p.m. Lost in Yonkers cent this year. percent salary increase held by both police None of the unionized workers are eligible The WHS Student Repertory and fire groups and a 6 percent increase for merit raises. June 14 for first reading. At the June 28 theater performs NeU The administrative group includes all town employees who are not covered by the held by teamsters. Councilman James Hely and Mr. Gottko meeting, the council will hear the ordinance Simon's Lost in Yanken 8 for final reading and also vote on a resolu- p.m. Friday and Saturday in police, fire or teamster unions. Town Admin- Mr. Gottko indicated that a half percent both said that they have heard rumors that the auditorium. Tickets are istrator Ed Gottko said there are about 50 increase in the total non-uniformed salary the non-uniformed town employees may or- tion which will include a detailed list of spe- $3 at the door. fUU-time employees in this category, includ- area amount to under $8,000, so that a four ganize and become unionized. Mr. Hely said cific salaries, including the $1 salaries of the ing town hall workers, professional staff at percent increase across the board would that it would be short-sighted to assume that mayor and Town Council members. Bag Day Sale The Westfield Service League's Thrift shop, 114 Elmer St., will hold its year- end $3 Bag Day Sale June 4. Council backs Families only The IT will hold a Family Time 6-8 p.m. June 5. Ac- tivities will include swim- development of ming, basketball, walleyball and exercise. Call 233-2700. CAAP meets Lexington Hts. Juvenile Court Judge Ru- dolph N. Hawkins Jr. will By NICOLE A. QAVIHO State law currently prohibits any speak at CAAP, 7:30 tonight, construction on state-determined Westfield Community Center. THE RECORD CAAPs Annual Scholarship wetlands areas and a 50-foot buffer and Recognition Awards Pro- The Westfield Town Council area around the wetlands. John gram will be held 7:30 p.m. Tuesday night agreed to quickly Ploskonka, president of Concept June 6, WHS. Scholarship, move forward with a plan to de- Engineering said this tract is ex- recognition award, and Black velop the Ewan Tract on Prospect empt from the transition area pro- History contest winners will Street, also known as the Lexing- hibition under the Permit Exten- be announced. ton Heights Subdivision. It in- sion Act, because the area was sub- cludes the land located behind divided and filed with the county Prospect Street, Bailey and before 1989. Sedgewick courts, and Hamilton He also said thai this Act will Seniors* nutrition Avenue. expire at the end of 11J!H. In older Dr. Karen Ensle will ad- A plan brought forth by Concept to take advantage of the exemp- dress senior's diet concerns Engineering Consultants proposes tion, he has been told by the DEPE at a free lecture 9:30 a.m. 20 buildable lots in the tract which that the project must reach "ad- June 6 at the Y. Call 233- is broken up by wetlands. In order vanced stages of construction," de- 2700. to attain the 20 lots, however, the fined as roadway and utility con- town must show "advanced stages struction, as well as house founda- tions. Health day Solemn salutes of construction" by the end of this AUOUSTO F. MENE7ES/THE RECORD year because nearly half the lots Mr. Ploskonka presented the The Mountainside Board of Wastflaid war veterans salute during solemn Memorial Day ritual Monday. are proposed in wetlands buffer council with three plans. The first Health will offer extensive areas. (Please turn to page A-3) blood screening and blood analysis 9-11 a.m. Saturday, June 11 at the Mountainside Municipal Building, 138S Route 22 East. Pre-register by Few choices face partisans in 2.5 acres leaving town June 10, at the Westfield Health Office. primary balloting on Tuesday to be added to Cranford Peace Shabbat Many voters who head out to the primary election land C. "Bud" Boothe and Democrat Anthony M. Congressman Robert Tor- By NICOLE A. GAVINO ricelli will speak on "Israel at polls Tuesday will have limited choices. Contested LaPorta are running uncontested. THE RECORD races in this year's primary election include the race In the First Ward, Republican Gail Vernick and the Crossroads of Peace," 8:15 The Westfield Planning Board will meet Monday to vote on the p.m. June 10 at Temple for United States Senator and for members of the Democrat William Brennan are also uncontested in subdivision of several lots soon to become part of Cranford. Emanu-El. The Shabbat ser- Board of Chosen Freeholders. their parties. Only Republican incumbent James J, vice will be conducted by The 2^2-acre site of vacant land, known as site 7, is located in Voters should have received sample ballots in the Gruba is on the ballot for the second ward council Westfield in the vicinity of Grandview Avenue and Maryland and Rabbi Charles A. Kroloff, seat. Republican incumbent Gary Jenkins and Demo- Rabbi Deborah A. Joselow mail last week which indicate polling places for each Virginia streets. The town proposes to sulxlivide it into eight build- and Cantor Martha T. Novick. district. Polls will be open 7 a.m.-8 p.m. crat John Walsh are also running uncontested for the ing lots. This will be one of the first steps in an agreement made On the local level, Westfielders hae almost no Third Ward. In the Fourth Ward, Republican incum- (Please turn to page A-3) Pool registration choices. For mayor, both Republican incumbent Gar- bent Michael Panagos is running solo. The Westfield Recreation Commission is accepting membership registration for the 1994 Memorial Pool Sea- New tax rates push average bill over $6,000 son, which begins June 11 and runs through Labor Day. •y NICOU A. QAV1NO week, it will increase the county tax rate for this year. state aid this year. Call 789-4085. Westfielders by 7.5 percent to $.73. The Town Council will meet 8 p.m. Town Administrator Ed Gottko said that THE RECORD ^ If the Westfield 1994 town budget is Wednesday at Town Hall for a formal hear- to support the budget, the town will receive Crisis Course According to Westfleld's proposed town adopted, it will increase the municipal pur- ing and adoption of its proposed $25 million about $8.5 million in miscellaneous rev- The National Council on budget, the current school budget agree- poses tax rate 2 percent to $.50. budget. The 1-cent increase asks the owner enues, including stale aid, $650,000 In re- Alcoholism and Drug Depen- ment, and the proposed Union County bud- * All three components will create a tnx of the average home for another $17 for ceipts of delinquent taxes; $D million from dence of Union County will get, the owner of the average home in West- rate of $3.52 per $100 of assessed property municipal purposes* this year. local taxpayers; nnd $7.3 million from sur- hold a seminar "Crisis Inter- field can expect to pay more than $6,000 in value for Westflelders, a total tax rate in- The budget shows ft cap Increase of 2,04 plus. crease of $.15 or 4.4 percent. vention: Bringing Light Into property taxn this year. percent, under the suite mandated enp of 2.5 He pointed out that more Umn $5 million Dark," 9 a.m.-4 p.m. June 10, f Recent changes in the 1994/95 Westfield f This bolls down to a total tax bill of percent. Town officials said they were able school budget call for a school purposes tax $6,115 for the owner of the average home, to come In under cap duo to n $200,000 sav- of the surplus comes from the school spend- 300 North Ave. East. Call 233- down plan, which will decrease drastically 8810. rate estimated at $2.29, and increase of assessed at $173,724 and with u market ings in insurance from Joining the Suburban about 4.1 percent over last year. value of $257,020. This average homeowner Joint Insurance Fund, a $302,000 savings In next year, The* use (if $7.3 million will leave only $336,211 in surplus. Backyard splash f If the county budget is adopted this will pay about $257 more In property tuxes heulth insurance costs, and $335,000 mure in Registration has begun for the Vs Buckyard Pool Pro- gram which offers swim les- Park concerts resuming ions in your own pool. Two- week sessions begin June 13, Call 233-2700 x223. with Family String group Hospital benefit •y NtCOtI A. OAVINO muaic students to share an Family String Rnsemblo of West "It's appropriate," mild member benefit Children'.'! S|»eeinllz«'(l field kicks off the Cwuvrtu in Uw Phyllis Itubel. "It represents Ihe Hospital. f'ark Korles in the Mlmlownskin g»- futility of strings and we also have zelx>. II lot of families wllhin the njnmp," Formed In IIIHI), the group Motnbern vary in nm> and expe Library closing known all meanings of the word Hence nn moms and duds and sntis 'Hie WcnlflelH Memorial I.I- family. Originally culled ParrrilN and dnujrhU'rfi join to play to brnry will IK; closed June H, Partners in Strings, the uulfil WIIH Hcthi-r. Mi'tnlx'!- Phyllis UiibH AIICH'SIII i MI m /i Tim in 15, in id HI for the upgrade of joined IIii! tfroup four yenro «#> Family Orchestra ploys undor tho direction of Dr. Theodore Schlosbery, dlroctor ol the N.J. the computer system. created hy ThraxUm? SchlosbeiM of the NJ Works-Imp for th« Arts as a when her daughter first lean ml Workshop for the Arts. mentis for pnrentn of public school (I'lea.se (urn in pii^e A-.')) A-2 June 1994 ;L

Hockey stick hit costs teenager Bob Miller A 14-year-old TYernont Avenue Fair. He was released on $200 bail. Scott Brainard, 19, of Lynn Lane that someone stole a bicycle and resident was arrested May 27 after While an employee was detaining was arrested for underage posses- golf clubs worth $700 from his ga- allegedly hitting another juvenile Mr. Morales, his wife, Mary Mo- sion and consumption of an alco- rage May 25. •aaaaaaVTIRE & AUTO SERVICE with a hockey stick. rales, allegedly proceeded to strike holic beverage May 27. He was re- •#• The teens were playing stick the employee in the back and neck leased with a summons. Scott's Shoes reported that 6 u hockey at Gumpert Field May 24area with her pocketbook. She was «*# someone issued a bad check May arrested for assault and later re- (908) 232 4080 c^ .%? when the suspect allegedly began James Sulaw, 42, of Highland 25. flghting with another male juve- leased with a summons. Avenue was arrested for driving •** nile. The 13-year-old victim claims ••• while intoxicated May 28. He was A Dorian Court resident reported that he tried to step between the Darlene Plungis, 28, was arrested released on $375 bail. . an attempted burglary to her car other two to break up the Tight on a warrant out of South Brun- ••• May 28. The stereo was damaged GOOD/YEAR While trying to separate them, swick May 25. She was released on James Marris, 19, of Garwood but nothing was missing. the suspect allegedly "chopped the $71 bail. was arrested for possession of a victim in the back of the head with ••• weapon May 28. While investiga- A Beechwood resident reported a hockey stick, opening a wound Michael Adams, 35, was arrested tion a complaint of harassment, po- the theft of $80 worth of jewelry which required five stitches at on a warrant out of Winfield May lice conducted a pat down search from her home May 29. Overlook to close," according to 25. He was released on $750 bail. and car search. Police said they the police report. The arrested teen ••* found a loaded pellet gun under CRIMINAL MISCHIEF P195/75Ri4-$49- was released to a parent. the passenger seat of his car. A Clifton Street resident re- Jerry Mann, 41, of Windsor Av- ••• P205/70R14-W enue was arrested May 25 on a ported a window broken on his ve- ASSAULT warrant out of Fanwood. He was Scott Chard, 19, of Clark Street hicle May 23. P2O5/75R14-»53" A 42-year-old woman reported held, on $802 bail. and Brandon Fooster, 19, of Ripley ••• P2O5/75R1 5 - «58- Place were arrested for the posses- A Connecticut resident reported > being assaulted at her home May ••• P155/80R13 P215/75R15. 59" 24. She reported that a male sus- Kenneth Kaye, 39, of Union was sion of marijuana under 50 grams a window broken on his car while pect, in his 20s, approached her at May 30, after being pulled over for it was parked on St. Mark's Street • R*oW pV eontuuatot • PtyMtar cord body • Two arrested for theft May 25. The ar- «Ml cord bttt • Tread ditigrwd tor «l •urn irac- I ^IMPORT I her door and accused her son ofrest came after a resident com- a motor vehicle violation. Both May 23. stealing a bottle of perfume from plained that she gave him twowere released with a summons. *•* Thta ai Him r« several storm-related calls. For-the tree did not catch fire. Open To The Public! iVVtinttaNaaat/shoat ,. tunately, there were no major trou- The fire department also re- • Mattresses and Box Springs Made on the Premises • Raaurlaca ilrwna/rotorv bles. sponded to the following calls: "NAME BRANDS (rammcaaingtaOwM | § SM m In*p*ct antotwaM May 23: Firefighters attended to tele- a •yrtam usk>21»«ftUFrMn |lii*p*r * i I mmm—ii—M««i MM block of First Street - lock out 25 7U 70 OFF L AIODiJ phone and cable wires which fell 500 block of North Avenue — auto ac- down on Boulevard and Washing- cident. QARWOOD E. HANOVER ton Street. A tree limb and more 500 block of Birch Avenue — alarm mal- 319ROUTE10EAST function. FACTORY/SHOWROOM WAREHOUSE/SHOWROOM wires were down on Tremont Av- 100 block of Windsor Avenue — house lock CLEANING enue and telephone wires fell on out (Behind Rooms Plus) • Chan injactora Shadowlavm Drive. May 24: FrooDaUvtwy • Rtmova Mali* vaKa ckpocKa 100 block oT Elmer Street - amok* condi- OPEN SUN. 12-5 • IncraaM powar and IdUMftllf On the 300 block of Clark Street, tion. GARWOOD ONLY firefighters were called to a scene 1500 block of Lamberts Mill Road - small dishwasher fire NOT VALID W/ANV OTHER OFFERS where lightning struck a tree. As it Boulevard and Clifton Street — auto ac- Mon.-Fri. 1Oanv«pm • Thuri. lOam-ftpm • S«t. 10am-5pm struck, pieces of bark flew from the cident.

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He The decision to change the mu- added, "We now have the op- nicipal boundaries came when portunity to sell this off as a tan- pending for buildings may not be immediately needed Westfield faced difficulties in itsgible asset for our capital improve- ' hopes to develop the land which ment fund. We will be able to use ' Ms. Weissman researched local census tract think you really need to see the numbers this money to keep our infra- data and actual enrollments in past years to coming in for the next two years to be certain abuts Cranford. The developable IKE RECORD structure intact for many decades make a five-year enrollment projection. Her if there is a sound basis for thinking to land is cut olT by a tract of non- without bonding and without rais- . Sara K. Weissman told the projections show that the "boom echo," pro- build." developable wetlands which pro- ing property taxes." \ WertfleW Board or Education last Tuesday it jected to consist of about five grades, will . Instead, Ms. Weissman suggested the hibits any road or sewer access from Westfield. Mr. Jenkins also said the project ' jld hold off for more enrollment informa- move through the school system expanding school board sit tight and let the class sizes is beneficial to those who live \ before deciding to make any major facil- grade sizes to over 400, compared to current grow by a couple of students while (hey wait The solution for both towns is around the area. "There is no 'adjustments. graduating classes of about 300. to see if the pattern continues. She also sug- for Westfield to subdivide and sell longer that question of what will ^""Ms. Weissman was hired by the school She also said a "bust echo" is predicted to gested temporary housing, such as portable the lots off privately with the un- be in my backyard," he said. "It's board in March to review Westfield's dilemma soon follow the "boom echo," anticipated by classrooms to be used for music or art classes. derstanding that the area will be- the right time forthis. " '•Of increasing elementary enrollment, make an 11.1 percent drop in NTs 18- to 24-year-old Several board members questioned Ms. come part of Cranford. In effect, The 8 p.m. meeting will be held jome projection for future enrollments and population. Weissman's methodology, asking particularly Cranford gets governmental juris- in Council Chambers at Town ' ;offer some suggestions on how the town can "Districts all over the state are dealing with if she was able to account for economic condi- diction and tax dollars while West- Hall, 425 East Broad SL If the sub- , •deal with larger grade sizes throughout the this," Ms. Weissman said. "The problem for tions or population turnovers of senior citi- Held gains funds from the property division is approved Westfield will '.schools. Ms. Weissman is a research librarian everyone is that the long-term expectations zens to young families. She said although sale. take the next step of selling the are to accommodate the baby boom echo but ;and has done similar research for other these should be implicit in the census tract Third Ward Councilman Gary lots to developers. not to overbuild for future years." •school districts in the state. data and reflected in enrollment and births '. She addressed what is commonly being By using her projections, brought up-to- for the past three years, she could not directly ;calfed the "baby boom echo." Over the last date yearly, she said the schools could divide •five years, high school enrollment at WHS the projected numbers by the class sizes they account for these factors. She suggested other lhas declined by 259 while the student pop- would like to maintain and set up a five-yew surveys to get a feel for these effects. A Beautiful New - Look Kitchen ;ulation at grades K-2 have increased by 228. layout of anticipated classroom inventory. The report will be reviewed by the school •In her report, Ms. Weissman notes that the "In this community in particular, your birth board's long-range planning committee, who Let Kitchen Facers reface your old VS Census Bureau estimates that the "boom and kindergarten populations are going up have been asked to make recommendations cabinets for a stunning new look lecho" will run through 1998. dramatically," Mi. Weissman said. "But I to the full board for discussion in late June. &IKBJ#-7«%onthecwtof complete remodeling. We replace doors, drawer fronts and cover all exposed areas. Council backs development of Lexington Hts. Dozens of styles and colors. 100* financing available. >. (Continued from page A-l) could go out to bid for the street ing is available to go ahead. from construction prohibition. He showed the original plans which improvement! by mid-July. The About half of the proposed lots has brought this argument to the w<[re made before parts of the plan calls for the extension of are in buffer areas, most near the DEPE and is currently awaiting an My Personal Guarantee of Satisfaction..* tract were designated as wetlands Hamilton Avenue and Bailey proposed Hamilton Avenue exten- answer. If this is true, there is less We're a closely knit family organization, not a huge corporation. We've built arid allowed for 2? buildable lots. Court. Councilman Norman Greco sion. Mr. Ploskonka believes the pressure to proceed quickly with our business on a commitment to quality. I will be personally involved in Tljie second plan showed what is said $800,000 has already been wetlands spot in this area is "iso- this area of the project and the your kitchen because nothing is more important than your satisfaction. possible if no building takes place bonded for the project and fund- lated" and, therefore, not exempt value of the lots will increase. Joe Roth, President in,:the buffer areas, lowering the NOBODY BEATS KITCHEN FACEKSI buUdable lots to 13. The final plan, wKich the council agreed to move foivtard on, proposes building in TIANICX SOMOTUU CLIFTON UVMCSTON WUTFUID buffer area* and bring the total DESIGNER 907-0066 21141*2 51MSW •S4-HM buildable lota back up to 20. UOIANK MBOlTMtK rUUOLO TOUSUVU IWIUNDMU ?This means a big difference in MMU7 7744WS 2M41M value for Westfield," Mr. Plos- kohka said. "The lots in the buffer Over 4000 satisfied customers! areas should all be constructed by • ^M^^B ^^^^H 1HMMM ^M thje end of the year. Put in the SUNGLASS SAVE AN ADDITIONAL $400 infrastructure — the roads, the SAVE on your new Kitchen Facers Kitchen with thli coupon i' curbs, the sewers, and at least put the foundations in. We're in a Hurry, coupon cipiru Jane 25,1994 * 'time is of the essence' situation ntnwnutinan InitialWMMIMI*. I v Coupouxjfonn t*m*taaMnkin*wUunK •• cunBna wuii my «ai•*«•««* «ntr.. _t hire," w Limit Hit cwpon *r hhOrl«nil>w(f " *"* ** «•#•»ll» *lia ***• I. .The town agreed to allow Con- TOLL FREE cept Engineering to continue with the design of the project, to get the plan before the Westfield Planning Beard by their July meeting, and 1 -800-544-7802 ta apply to the DEPE for nec- e$ary permits. The town will put in the infrastructure but will sell the lots off individually and prop- erly owners can have homes built " Best Prices SUINTASTIC. themselves. This means that anyone wishing to buy a lot will also be under a ORDERS SENT PROMPTLY time constraint because they must put the house foundations in by the: end of 1991 Mr. Ploskonka saS$ that it is possible that once the. exemption expires at the end of 1904, property owners on buffer areas will then be prohibited from building anything in those areas, such as a deck or a pool. MER vYou must have a good disclo- sure statement on the sale," Mr. AT Ploskonka said, "ir you don't do it on -time — buyers beware." Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe sa|d that if all goes well, they reier's •v ULTRA WHEELS SPECIALS Concerts ON LINE SKATES I (Continued from page A-l) SCF1 LITE MITE hojv to play the cello. Offering her daughter the ultimate support and fulfilling an interest of her own at EXPRESS M45»Value*! I the same time, Mrs. Rubel learned • Large Selection of Equipment right along with her. Although her and Accessories in Slock • daughter has gone on to play the harp, Mrs. Rubel found her own niche. Jt doesn't always work as one GOLF SHOES might expect, with older players MEN'S Nike Norfolk^ mentoring the young ones. "The Va kigs can play along and get some MEN'S bl experience," Mrs. Rubel said thoughtfully. "Then again, some of WOMEN'S the high school kids end up help- ing out the parents." The ensemble is open to anyone with a basic skill level; no audition is'.', necessary and they meet to practice for about two hours once a week. They are open and flex- iblfc; however, Mrs. Rubel noted that even those who miss a prac- tice "inevitably come back." Member Len Avdey explained TACKLE BOX • 12» BACKYARD GAMES why. "When Dr. Schlosberg sug- ALL DISCOUNT PRICED gested I Join, 1 thought 'Get out of M • BADMINTON Iwjre — I can only play a few HIP BOOTS »36 • VOLLEY BALL notes, how could I join an orches- Rod ball Adirondack AllS.ro, US" VoU • TETHER BALL tra?' But I find sitting at homo SHIMANO »49M • HORSESHOES practicing very boring. So I tried •BOCCE it-1 played what I could and that Freshwater Rod & Reel combo • SHUFFLEBOARD wa> alright If a group like this A ll Atrogloii Rod • AX200R»el '6CT VBU didn't exist I never would've con- tinued pluying and learning." SLEEPING BAGS The ensemble is unique because ADULT 3 Ib, Hollolil 808 'AC it offers on open forum for parents and students who might not other- ADULT 3 Ib! HeHofil BOB 7C wise bo nble to play with n group. JUNIOR The- Fmnily Siring Knsomblo IKJrforms tonight at 7:30 p.m. with SIZE 2 Ib. Fibwlill VV .subsequent concerts Juno H, 10, 23 urid 20, also nt MiiHlowuskln I'urk. The nnwirnbln can IIIHII !'<' hoard lit the MlmlowiisklH dedication ««r- AIIM«)orCrfdH ernonios Juno 11 and it! the Wwtt- Cards A PHOM flwld Fourth ofJnly celebration. reiers Ordtrt Thti Krotip r«h«*nrses every Mon- day night in the WoNl.fie.ld Com- SPORTING GOODS munity Hoom, Aiiyoite Interested Family Ownad And Operated sinoo 1689 To Sorv In Joining Nhould rail Phyllis Blus Star Shopping Centsr M, 22 WMclNMI Itubel nt 233-0074, or Ahm Cfltnp- Monciny.Frlday • 6:30*0:00, Saturday 0:3O<0: C. Louis Bassano (fl-21) ate the federal government during the next fiscal mutlc increases in spending to cover inflation and Edward F. Carroll Cheryl Feneka 687-4127 year. expected increases in the number of individuals Nicole Qavlno 324 Chestnut St., Union, 07083 The national debt is expected to soar from $4 tril- Executive Editor Reporter Chief Copy Editor- served by a program. The end result Is that Congress Special Sections Editor Donald T. DiFrancesco (R-22) lion to $6 trillion over the next five years — a legacy and the president may tell you they're cutting spend- Jama* Rtllly William W«»thov«n 322-5500 of red ink we will be passing on to our children and ing for a program when in fact the budget for the Sports Editor WeekendPlus Editor 1816 Front St., Scotch Plains. 07076 grandchildren. program actually contains nn increase above the pre- General Assembly The bottom line is that American tnxpuyers are still vious yenr's expenditure. Richard McComb Alan M. Churchill Doug Baum not getting value for their tax dollar, while Congress Alan Augustine (Ft- 22) That's why the president can stand before the Advertising Manager General Manager Classified Advertising 2329138 continues to resist those steps thut nre essential if we Manager are going to restore fiscal accountability to the federal American people and nay that his record increase in 1972 Wood Rd.t Scotch Plains, 07078 taxes and spending cuts are producing a $.r>(Kl million Qvorga Gannon Heather Wyman Kelly Zullo government. Advertising Ropresontativo Clnssiliod Telephone Why, at n time when every major public opinion "cut" in the budget over live years when In (net the Circulation Director Richard Baggor (R- 22) budjfet is ifiilly growing faster thuti inflation anil con- Salos Manager 232-3673 poll shows that the American people want leaner, loss BUM* M. Davit costly government, does Congress rehise to foll(jw the tinues to add dramatically to the natlonul debt. Controller 203 Elm St., WoBtftald, 07090 public will? Di'Kplte this disturbing news about the fiscal pnu> SCSOOfi 0 de- are iK^inning to see the light ami recognize that the (908) ?/0 6000 Sm:ond dMipuitngff paid ntQnnforU.NJ 0701 G.POSTMAKTrrr (201)992-9112 veloping it budget is designed to Coster hualnt'KHUH- public In (IciTianriing more act:otmuibilit.y. In thlft ))l«iin»» Mnd chanans to ForbiH Nnwspnp«!rn. FulfIHmonl Office, PO llo* 099, Sorrowville, Roosevelt Plaza NJ 011678. Subscription rnl«« by mud, on« your within Union County % 17, nut of county usual find Insulate members from accountability for year's budget resolution, the House expressed con* $90, mil of •lata$?4 fonubscrlbocnll 1-800 300 (K121 2 Wast Northflold Rood, Suite 212 their extravagant spending tidbits. cern nlxait "Iwinellne budgeting" - and IrullcaUnl thai Livingston, 07039 Unless the letitk'iship in Congreafl mnkrn Homr fun- the Italcrnl government should Ix'Klri lining real year- Writ* Ut: damental changes in the way the institution prepares to-year H|H'mliii|{ figures. Although thin language (IH:- 102 Walnut Avenue Phone (908) 276-6000 Maureen Ogden (R- 21) a budget and appropriates tax dollnrn, the Amerlom ognlzrs that there is a problem, Congresn needii to go Cranlord, NJ 07016 FAX: (908) 276-6220 (201)467-6163 people will continue to ««e Iholr tux dollar* WMRUHI one step further and pnsft ti Inw that puts the 266 Essox 81, MWbUfrt, 07041 and will be hard-premed to get straight answers on Miry change into effect, June 26,1994 A-5

Rain Forest study Honor rollee missed | Chalk talk Wilson students culminated a Ninth-grader Nicholas Alice month-long study of the rain forest achieved honor roll status for the with a Rain Forest Celebration last third marking period at Westfield fJISytoan Learning Center Jr Strings show Franklin Bicentennial week. Proceeds from student-made High School. bookmarks, tropical plant seed- Helping kids be their best. t^|he Junior String! of the NJ Franklin students got a real taste lings, and a bake sale will be used Youth Symphony will perform of what colonial life as they Musicians of the month • Boost your child's grades. to purchase acreage to preserve a their spring concert 7:30 p.m. Sat- churned their own butter, made McKinley school instrumental • Build self-esteem. urday, Edison School. South American Rain Forest pierced tin designs and corn husk teachers John Josa and Theodore • Programs in reading, math, algtbra The intermediate level string or- dolls, flipped tiddly snacks, hand Bake to rescue Schlosberg announced the Musi- writing, SAT/ACT college prep, irudj chestra is compromised or 56 stu- McKinley students recently par- cians of the Month for fourth and sMDi, homework support and time dents from 30 communities, in- sheared sheep, and participated in mmaftmet ticipated in an annual PTO spon- fifth-graders: Moriah Cohen, cello; cluding Westflelders Meg Blendulf, an old fashioned fire brigade dur- ing their Bicentennial Field Day. sored bake sale to raise money to Breigh Ann Menza, flute; Jessica Michael Krivak, Andy Ku, Sung go to the Westfield Rescue Squad. Bin Lee, Deirdre Lynn, Beth Sat- Each child also created a square to Smith, violin; Katy Gilrain, clari- 494-2300 kin. and Albert Wei. be part of a quilt commemorating Lively arts net; Mikaela Enriquez, violin; Eliz- Westfield s Bicentennial. Wilson School will hold their abeth- Horan, flute; Courtney EDISON March of the Living Field Day 12:45 p.m. tomorrow, Thornton, violin; Jesse SinghBaba The rain date is June 10. (Savage), violin; and Evan Simons, Summer Programs For All Ages And Abilities WHS senior Kim Muster was one Blast from the past Edison Intermediate School In- trumpet. of eight teens representing the A gala reunion is currently being strumental Music Concert will be Jewish Federation of Central New organized for two WHS classes. held B p.m. June 8. Jersey in a recent March of the The class of 1974 is set for Oct IS The Westfteki All-City Music living event in Poland. Festival will be held 7:30 pm. June The international program re- and the class of 1084 is scheduled for Aug. 27. 9 at Roosevelt Intermediate School. traces the steps thousands of con- Tamaques School Bicentennial centration camp prisoners took in Any members of these classes program and Spring Concert are the March of death from Auschwitz are asked to write to: Reunions Un- June 13. Fifth-grade chorus is re- to the gas chambers at Birkenau limited, Inc., P.O. Box ISO, English- hearsing lor the mini-musical during WWII. town, N.J. 07726; or call 780-8364. "Let's Hear it for America." WESTFIELD SOCCER W.S.A. YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION BOX 582, WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07091 WESTFIELD SOCCER ASSOCIATION TRYOUTS The Westfield Soccer Association will hold tryputs for its travel teams in accordance with the following age guideline and schedule: GIRLS BOYS Clinton Manor Div Date of Birth Tryout Dates Div Date of Birth Tryout Dates CLINTON 2735 Route 22 Westbound Clinton Manor Sample Menu 5B 8/1/85- 7/31/86 6/6 & 6/14 5B 8/1/85-7/31/86 6/6 & 6/14 MANOR Union. NJ O7083 Five Hiturs Open Bar 908-687-8600x2 or 5A 8/1/84-7/31/85 6/6 & 6/14 5A 8/1/84-7/31/85 6/6 & 6/14 Cocktail Hour K P.vn isp.n ABSENCES: If a player is unable to attend a scheduled tryout, he/she must contact the appropriate VP of crisis!; CONTINENTAL VALET FARKIXt > AVAILAitLi; Yi;(i!-:T.\kl.Y\Mi:Nl AYAILAII1.E Travel prior to the Iryout in order to be considered For a travel team position. n:.Ri;Mn\YC\PABILITY YES IX.HOlSErAKTYIM.ANM'.K CtT.ST ACCOM! HlAi'li 'S> AVAILABLE •j! JoshMcMahon BobKivcu VP of Girls Trover VP of Boys Travel 306 Harrison Avc. 320 Woods End Rd. SPRING 232-8270 654-6575 Parker Greenhouses M < > IVI I ^ (;Af|[)l N SEMINAR SCHEDULE Saturday, June 11th 10:00am SHOWPLACE .EE r^ COMPOSTING: LEARN TO CONVERT YARD AND KITCHEN Law r • .;i,j|Ms WASTE INTO A VALUABLE SOIL AMMENDMEh RSVP

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By JOANNE McfAOOCN offering special education programs for low-incidence educationally handicapped FORBES NEWSPAPERS pupils. Commissions offer programs for Little known, 25-year-old, under-utilized, auditorially handicapped, chronically ill, county-oriented Educational Service Com- communication handicapped, neurologi- missions (ESC) could save school taxpay- cally impaired, socially maladjusted, visu- ers millions while bringing unproved edu- ally handicapped and handicapped pre- ction services to local districts. schoolers. These types of programs are not I f they don't, the state will mandate con- economically feasible for districts with sol idation of local school districts to effect only a few students in need of special in- similar savings and improved educational struction. resources for students. In September, Somerset County ESC There are Commissions operating now will provide staff for instruction at the pri- in Somerset, Middlesex and Union coun- vate Bonnie Brae schools. ties. They are among New Jersey's 10 Edu- In the future, Union County ESC Su- cational Service Commissions which gen- perintendent Ed Hartnett said, ESCs can erally have developed a reputation for pro- be sources of data concerning special edu- viding a public education to special needs cation trends which can then be used to students. forecast long-term needs, improve tuition Now, however, they are being called control, facilitate placement of students ui>on as an alternative to forced regional- and create a county-based continuum of i/ation, an idea which has met with local special education classes. "The true scope of program* and offerings we can provide is limited only by our members' imagination* opposition for generations. "We will be able to forecast long-range and, more precisely, their desires." "Commissions have focused on an area needs and not be so reactive but more pro- — Superintendent Roberta Kanarick, Somerset County ESC of great importance — special education," planning," said Middlesex County's ESC said Leo Klagholz, State Education Com- Superintendent Jane Henry. tricts, too, said Mr. Hartnett. For example, missioner, "but it's not the only important and I don't know the reason why." "We can respond quickly to their needs need. The potential exists to greatly ex- Eugene Kuyek from the New Jersey and offer only the programs that are need- when local school districts were required pand services offered in joint purchasing, Transportation advantage School Business Officers Association said ed by our constituents while other com- to implement general accounting prin- transportation and food services [to] avoid Coordinating transportation by ESCs that although bulk purchasing "usually" missions concentrate on programs that are ciples (GAP) into accounting systems, each the issue of forced regionalization," can lead to lower expenses for local yields a better price, the larger districts, needed by theirs," said Dr. Kanarick. district paid for individual training or con- Ilather them declaring war on school dis- school districts as well. Commissions like Cherry Hill with 17 schools, already Less than half the $11 billion price tag sultation. And with decreasing state and tricts and forcing regionalization, Dr. Klag- have taken the lead in this area, and see a savings from their own orders. for public education supports classroom federal funding, many districts have also liolz looks to Educational Service Commis- many boards of education do use them, instruction, lbs rest is consumed by ad- hired private grant writers to prepare ap- sions to create and administer programs said Frank Belluscio of NJ School ministration, pensions, pupil transporta- plications. Both are services that could Boards Association. Sharing personnel tion and the like. Even school districts which will lead to even more con- ESCs have also been successful helping have been provided by Commissions. solidation. "They are able to map out routes with- that have only one or two schools or Still other districts have been forced to out paying notice to any physical bound- local districts meet their obligations to pro- schools functioning at less than capacity, So important is the issue. Dr. Klagholz vide auxiliary services to non-public eliminate specific classes because of low has assigned the job of invigorating the aries," said Mr. Belluscio. "The result is employ fill-time management staffs. Su- schools. By sharing personnel and sup- perintendents' salaries alone cost $60 mil- enrollment. Hardest hit have been foreign ESCs to Robert Davis, the state's assistant you'li have one bus that travels to three languages, literature, industrial arts and or four towns and drops off at more than plies, commissions have delivered speech, lion a year. education commissioner for finance. His computer, and basic skills remediation ser- home economic classes. final is to help develop Commissions as one school. That kind of coordination With commissions leading the way, said saves money, and again, we'll see more vices to more than 200 parochial schools in Union County's Mr. Hartnett, local school "With interactive video instruction, coor- agents for joint purchasing, pupil transpor- the state. dinated and taught by ESC central staff, tation, business and computer services. of that in the fiiture." districts can reduce their administrative There will be other benefits to coor- Commissions have also developed a costs by partaking in ESC-offered business districts can offer these types of classes dinated transportation, said Union Coun- highly regarded reputation as experts on management and computer services in- without bearing the cost," said Mr. Hart- No home rule problem ty's ESC Superintendent Hartnett. safety regulations and state mandate com- cluding student and financial record- nett." ; Governor Christie Whitman continues pliance issues. Most commissions provide keeping, scheduling, grade reporting and to urge school district consolidation and a full scale compliance program for the test scoring analysis. ESCs can even take Klagholz' view regionalization, but that kind of talk Joint purchasing 1983 Right-to-Know law including edu- over some business functions for schools often leads to emotionally charged de- Using the business principle of econo- cation training, computerized inventories, resulting in personnel savings and in- Education Commissioner Klagholz bates over school closings and loss of my of scale, ESCs help school districts automated labeling, workplace survey re- creased staff productivity. They could even told Forbes Newspapers that both school, > home rule; however, preservation of cut costs. By banding together and buy- ports, pre-audit environmental safety in- develop a legal team that could negotiate districts and ESCs have suffered from local input is at the heart of the commis- ing as a unit, members pay less for edu- spections and referral services for removal contracts for several districts. inertia — doing the same things the sion system. cation staples such as fuel and text- of hazardous substances, In addition, "I'm not sure if local boards are willing same way for a long time. But, he added, 'That's the beauty of a commission. books. Savings average 30 percent com- many commissions offer assistance with to give up that kind of control, but we commissions are extremely open to ex- It's the nice part," said Edward Hartnett, pared to state contract prices, some of- compliance for the NJ. Public Employee could develop that type of program," said panding services on the local level. Union County ESC superintendent, in a ficials said. ESCs currently provide coop- Occupational safety and Health Act. Mr. Hartnett. "It's definitely a possibility." "Given the cost of education and rate recent interview. "There is no home rule erative purchasing programs for nearly "ESCs offer the expert advice of a pri- of acceleration, local school districts problem. Control is still in the hands of 200 of New Jersey's 611 school districts. vate safety consultant but from the per- have to find economies, and commis- the local districts." Joint purchasing is an area that many spective of an educator," said Middlesex Still more possibilities sions provide a ready model for expand- Commissions could be utilized better, commissions have overlooked as they've County ESC Superintendent Jane Henry. While Commissions have been suc- ing services that will result in econo- said Mr. Hartnett, if they had funds to grown, said Somerset County's ESC Su- cessful at offering joint purchasing bids in mies," said Dr. Klagholz. district supplies such as fuel oil, paper, develop and implement new programs. perintendent Roberta Kanarick. But as That message can't come from the top, However, State Education Commis- state legislators remove roadblocks to in- Future is unlimited and non-public school textbooks, there are terlocal joint purchasing agreements, Somerset County's Dr. Kanarick said many other purchases that can be coor- down, said Dr. Klagholz, in the form of sioner Klagholz is not sure funding the penalties or forced regionalization. "We ' ESCs is the answer. and taxpayers demand fiscal responsibil- commissions are legally allowed to offer dinated for savings. ity, it's also an area that many ESCs are "just about any service imagined and "We can expand those services to in- need to encourage commissions to ex- "I'm not so sure if the reason they are pand and offer valuable services to local underutilized is that they don't receive beginning to explore more rigorously. local districts are just beginning to take clude commodities like natural gas, milk "It's one area we would like to in- advantage of that" One very enticing and food programs or nursing supplies," districts, and we need to encourage local state funding," said Dr. Klagholz. "There districts to use them. It's important to is still the opportunity to develop models crease services in," said Dr. Kanarick, element of a commission, said Dr. Ka- said Mr. Hartnett of regionalization that are attractive and "Historically we haven't seen the request narick, is its ability to mold its programs Commissions could be used to provide move them on a voluntary basis so we can be sold to local districts." for cooperative purchasing of materials around the demands of its constituents. technical assistance to local school dis- don't get the local school boards' backs Joan Porvnessa of the Public Affairs up," the Commissioner said. Research Institute of New Jersey agrees "The commissions are the answer to that financial incentives and funding many financial problems that are unique might help the state to better use ESCs. Commissions blend economy to New Jersey's 611-school-district sys- "We need to face the reality that some tem. ESCs are particularly well suited to districts are not doing all they can to help local districts economize by selling i'licet cost savings," Ms. Ponnessa said. their services on a voluntary basis," said •'They have closed their minds toregion- and link to hometown wishes Dr. Klagholz. utizntion, so why don't they lean toward Educational Services Commissions districts among New Jersey's 21 counties. the superintendent, the chief operating of- Increased participation in commis- M for nnn public nwvlcus, shmod oonaurl- "The district (local school district) Mnmhor rllr.tilt,1n: OrtrUirot, Omit Airy, \'n?ti nnl rsorvkifin, codfxtrtilivo Mdillii!), purchasing. Moniber districts: BorKoloy Heights, Clmk, Crnn HriiMHWk;k, idlnort, Holmnttn, IliuhlniKJ Park, Mombor districts: Uiidrnlriinlor, Ek>rnnrd9, IJor- lord, EliHiboth, Qarwood. Hillside, KonHworth, representatives vote on our budget, "That's tho beauty of a Commis- Jnmosburu, Motudmn, MMdlmnx, MiNtowri, rwwdsvlllo, Bound Mrnok, f Irnrichtmrg, Mrldgn- Undon, Mountainside, New Providence, Plalrv and they pay the fees for the pro- sion. It's the nice part. Thtre Is no Monroo, N«w lfti»mwk:k. North Hniriswlnk, wnlor Rorltnn, rrnnklln, Ornnn Brook, Hills- field, Rahway, Roaofle, Rosolle Park, Scotch grams. That's tho healthy part ... It's a homo rule problem. Control Is ntIII in Ok I fbkluo, I'orth Amtxty, Hsonlnway, Snyr» borough, Mnnvlllo, Moritartrrwiry, North Mnfn Plains Fanwood; Springfield, Summit, Union, good check and balance that keeps iho hands of the local (school) dla- vlUn, South Arntxiy, South Brunswick, South Held, Penpnck-GlfHlBtorm, Sornmnnt Vo-Tech, Union County Vocational, WMttod, and VWv taxpayers' money In the taxpayers' irlctB." I'lnlnflnld, flmjNi Htvof, Npotwood, nnd Somervllln, tlotith Hound flior.ik, Wnrrori, flokl arena.' Superintendent Edward Martnett WiKxIbrlflun. W«1t;riurtg, WnlctiiHiu Hills Mgl Mooting!!: First Wodnondny of oach month ex- — Superintendent Jon© Honry Union County ESC Monthly nt nllntnntlng ; Fourth FlturfHlny ol winy month. cept Jury, Auairat, Middlesex County ESC June 2,1994 A-7 Community life

This column highlight* the accomplishment* and gener- osity of suburban Union vol- unteers and the services of the charitable organizations they support. Handyman help offered to seniors WESTFIELD - One or two students are being sought to work as summer handyper- sons to assist elderly in need of household and garden workers. Interviews will be held 3:304:30 June 13 and June IS at the Westfield/MounUinside Chapter of the American Red Cross, 321 Elm Si Applicants with driver's licenses are pre- ferred. For information, call PHOTO COURTESY WESTFIELD HISTORICAL SOCIET the chapter at 232-7090. Mindowaikin Park as it appeared at about tha time of tta formal dadlcation 76 yaara ago A grant from the Westfield Foundation fuels the pro- gram, now beginning its 11th year. Party in (Mindowaskin) Park Nursing home is clothing center 1 SCOTCH PLAINS - Ash- to celebrate its 76th year of use brook Nursing Home, 1610 Raritan Road, is accepting A Party In The Park will be held 11:30 a.m.- boree and a petting zoo from the Scotch Plains Ralph Jones will lead historical tours of the clothing donations for Good- 5 p.m. Saturday, June 11 in Westfield's Min- Zoo. Williams Nursery and Master Gardeners park. They will begin at the town bell, which Wl Rehabilitation Services 8 dowaskin Park to celebrate the 76th birthday will help children plant a seed as a memento was Cast in 1869 and has been rung on impor- a.m.-8 p.m. through Friday. of the park as part of the town's Bicentennial of the day's events and Community Coordi- tant occasions. It will be on display courtesy of The Goodwill box is in the commemoration and to highlight the recent nated Child Care will have a booth for making the Westfield Historical Society. nursing home lobby. For renovations that have enhanced its beauty and party hats. Food will be provided by Lucca's of West- more information, call Good- utility. The Miller-Cory Museum will be demon- field, Pizza Hut and Ed Bodran's Hot Dog will at 201-481-2300 Under the leadership of Nancy Priest, the strating 18th Century skills and crafts, and the Stand. In addition, there will be Italian ices, Friends of Mindowaskin Park have raised Westfield Workshop for the Arts will demon- cotton candy and a variety of snack (bods close to $200,000 from individuals and from strate musical instruments. Andy the Clown available throughout the day. Muhlenberg offers corporate and foundation funding toward new will be present and all who attend the party "Mindowaskin Park offers people of all ages prostate screening lighting, benches, gardens and children's play- can have their pictures taken in period cos- a place of uncommon beauty where they can come together to play or just to relax and PLAINF1ELD - Muhlen- ground equipment tume hats at the Victorian booth provided by Dedication ceremonies will take place 11:30 Burgdorff Realtors. enjoy nature," said Ms. Priest. "Our party in berg Medical Center is spon- Henry W. Evana, who aarved the park will be a joyous celebration of how soring a prostate cancer a.m. at the bandstand with Mayor Garland C. The bandstand will be the site of a day of aa Waatfiald'a mayor 1013-19, Boothe; Assemblyman Richard Bagger; Marg- continuous music beginning with the West- this Park has enriched the lives of many indi- screening for 50-80 year-olds addraaaaa townapaopla at- viduals for 76 years and will continue to do so Friday and Saturday, June aret Sur, president of the Friends of Min- field Community Band followed by the West- tending tha dadlcation of Mln- dowaskin Park; and Ralph Jones, town histo- minster Glee Club, a barbershop quartet, the for many, many more. With such a variety of 10-11 here and at its Green dowaakin Park Saturday, June entertainment, food and activities for every- Brook MergiCenter. rian, participating. All-City Orchestra, and the Jimmy Gerard So- 11, 1918. fladadlcation of tha Festivities will continue throughout the day ciety Quartet, which will provide music for one, this is an occasion not to be missed. We Fee is $15 and advance reg- revitalized park will ba hald on hope that people from surrounding com- istration is required, since up with food, entertainment, music and children's dancing on a special dance floor. tha 76th anniversary of this activities. There will be much for children to At the overlook of the park, there will be munities will come join in the fun." to 500 responses are ex- Tlie rain date is June 18. pected. Appontments can be event, Saturday, June 11. do with an obstacle course sponsored by Gym- 18th Century music. scheduled at 668-3170 daily. Volunteers earn barbecue thanks Church to honor its WESTFIELD - Meridian Sidewalk art Nursing Center held a Louisi- ana Bayou barbecue dinner for its volunteers May 19. 400-plus WWII vets show slated Nancy Walbert, an inde- Westfield Presbyterian Church will honor the more than 400 of its pendent volunteer who helps members who served in World War II with a special exhibit in the residents, received a plaque Christian Lounge Annex of the Parish House. The exhibit can be for June 11 for her "outstanding dedica- viewed 9 a.m.-noon Sundays, June 5 and 12; and 1-4 p.m. Monday and The Westfield Art Association tion". Tuesday. The public is welcome. will hold its 52nd annual Member Among the groups receiv- The exhibit will include pictures of the men and women in the Sidewalk Art Show and Sale 9 ing plaudits at the event were armed services, newspaper clippings, letters, and copies of GI Spire, a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Juno 11. St. Helen's Catholic Church, the monthly newsletter from the church. The outdoor show will feature Beadleston School, Warren The GI Spire had items such as "Seen Recently in Westfield" listing sculptures, oils, watercolors, pas Central School, the Bible service personnel visiting; "The Skipper's Column," written by the tels, graphics, and mixed niedia. study group from Grace Or- Rev. Robert Skinner, senior pastor; promotions; birthdays; a gossip Framed and portfolio art work will thodox Presbyterian Church, column; Westfield news and pictures of the town; a "Wartime Cupid's also be on display, for collectors. First Congregational Church, Corner," listing engagements and weddings; sports stories; letters from This is an opportunity for the pub- lic to meet the artist, and discuss Redeemer Lutheran Church, the servicemen; stories of reunions in foreign countries; a column Roosevelt Intermediate inquires of art works for colled inns asking "Can We do your Christmas Shopping?"; and cartoons and or as gifts. School, the New Jersey Bell jokes. Pioneers, AT&T Pioneers, More than (!S Artists will partici- The service committee of the church sent books, candy, cookies, pate in this show, Many original and Oakley Kimble Gospel cakes, birthday cards to all members in the service. And there were 11 works of art will bo displayed. Ministry. women in service — five WAVES, two WACS, two nurses, one pilot and The annual Westlield Notary one Marine. A familiar name on the roster was Charles Addams of Print Competition will also take Literacy group cartoon and Addams Family fame. place at the show. Artists submit The Gold Star list numbers 12 servicemen killed during the war: their renditions of a famous West- plans workshop Paul C. Beardslee, Allen Dimmick, John Ennis, Charles L. Fell, Robert field landmark, to IK? judged by the • PLAINF1ELD - The Lit- F. Hohenstein Jr., John Kessler Jones Jr., Arthur LaRoe, Talbot Mal- Rotary Club. The winner of Ibis eracy Volunteers of America/ colm Jr., Lionel N. Schurman, John R, Schott, Thomas A. Wells and competition, will have their work published in it limited signed ami Plainfiekl will host a basic Cuddla Davidson, an Air Force officer in World War II, and Robert F. Wright. George Browned, a Navy officer, look over acrapbooks for the The exhibit committee includes Mary Herberich, Jeanne Meiklejohn, numbered lithograph for the Ho fading tutor training work- lory Scholarship Fund. at the Public Library Westfield Presbyterian Church exhibit honoring Its WWII veter- Robert Vignolo, Dorothy Archer, Helen Bovenkerk and George ere at Eighth Street and ans on the 501h anniversary of D-Day. Brownell. Avenue, beginning y June 30 and run- weekly through Aug. 4. ssions will be 0:30-9 p.m. lursdays. For more infor- Who sent those witnesses to save my bruised psyche? mation, cull 757-1111 or 755- beloved husband, my dearest friends I felt my hopes and spirit;; III!, and my 795)8. For four yours I have written about the 1 most personal aspects of my life in this and a wonderful, distinguished man in his heart lighten. Suddenly it occurred to nn column. Countless times strangers have 80s whom I met by chance. Amazingly, he thill in this complicated world where pen Access seeks come up to me and said how much some- seemed to take great pleasure in my com- pie need proof of everything, an milispnl thing I wrote helped them. Because of this pany. And though he never knew of my nble message had come straight In me home sharers woe, we seemed to be kindred spirits. 1 Somehow that gave me iiimv (hati hope ELIZABETH - Commiun- I decided that I would hare my soul and tell thin most unusual story. can't really say that anything specific hap- ! figured out that the tlnnj; that m;ilti Sarah Sandra Henry Rogers John R. (Jack) Lamb, 77, a former supervisor with Merck Ac Realty agent in the area; was 50 Co., died May 27,1094 at St Peter's St. Pauls ST. BERNARDS Medical Center, New Brunswick. Advertise In Sarah Sandra Henry Rogers, band, H. David Rogers; a son, United Church or Christ CATHOLIC CHURCH SO, • real estate broker with the Craig Rogers; a daughter, Diane He was bom in Waltham. Mass., Forbes Degnan & Boyle agency in Meyer, and a grandchild. and lived in Westfield before mov- 2l3CcnierSl. 368 Sumner Ave. Scotch Plains, died May 23,1994 Funeral services were held ing to East Brunswick in 1964. Gui wood Plainfield at her home in Fanwood. Mr. Limb joined Merck in 1938 • $ 10 per week 1$ all It costs Thursday at the Presbyterian to advertise your religious 789-1285 756-3393 She was born in Scotland, the Church of Westfield. and was a supervisor at its Rahway services Rev. Frederick Rogers Mats Schedule daughter of John Henry and the In lieu of flowers, contribu- plant when he retired in 1978. He late Annie Henry. Mrs. Rogers was a member of the 29-Year Club •Reach over 25.000 homes Worship aiki Sunday School Saturday: 5:30pm tions may be made to the Ar- throughout Union County lived in Elizabeth and Westfield thritis Foundation, New Jersey at Merck. 9:30 am Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 before moving to Fanwood in Surviving are his wife of 56 •Call 906-722-3000. ex.. 11:30am 1973. Chapter, 200 Middlesex Turn- 6256, ask for Russell pike, Iselin, 08830. or the Susan years, Virginia Nolan Lamb; a son, Child Care Available Rev. Joseph F. Barbone, PMtor She received a bachelor's de- Byron Lamb in Missouri; and a gree in management science C. Komen Breast Cancer Foun- dation, Attn: ZTA Foundation, daughter, Joyce Graham of Eaton- with highest honors from Kean town. St Theresa's Church College in 1986. Mrs. Rogers was 3450 Founders Road, Indianapo- KENILWORTH lis, Ind. 46268. Services were held Tuesday at 541 Washington Avt, KeniKvortn a member of the honor society 908-272-4444 Phi Kappa Phi. Arrangements were by the the Rezem. Funeral Home, East GOSPEL CHAPEL Pastor: Rev. Joseph S. Bejgrowicz Brunswick. Burial was in Holy Newark Ave. A23rd St, Kenilworth Also surviving are her hus- Dooley Colonial Home. Sunday Mattes: Sat. 5:30pm Cross Burial Park, South Brun- 908-272-6131 swick Township. Sun. 7:30-9.00 10:30-12 Noon Sunday Services: Weekday Mosses; 7-9am 11 am — Family Bible Hour and Miraculous Medal Novena 7:00pm — Evening Services Religion news Clyde H. Lovell Following 7:30 pm mast Monday, 7:00pm • Boy* Brigade '•• SI. Judas Perpetual Novena Widnttday, 1:30pm • Prtytr ind aibt* Study Friday, 7:00pm • Youth Meeting Painter; Bermuda Wednesdays at 12 noon A 7:30pm Friday Night Children's Club church, 170 Elm St Novena Holy Hour 7-8:30pm Tarad* School Agi) Sermon in song native; at 95 Call For Mow Information Led by Minister of Musk, Wil- Refreshments, crafts, singing, and age-appropriate lessons under Clyde H. Lovell, 95. who was CRANFORD liam R. Mathews, the Chancel self-employed painting the exteri- TERRILL ROAD Westfield First Baptist Choir of The First Baptist Church the theme, "Come Along with ors of buildings, died May 22,1994 ALLIANCE CHURCH of Westfield, 170 Elm St. will Jesus," are available for children BAPTIST CHURCH Cumo Getetorato at the Department of Veterans Af- 7 CHERRY STREET 1340 Ten-Ill Kd. St-olcli i'lains present its annual sermon in song age 3-grade 4. fairs Medical Center, Lyons. Phone: 276-1617 during worship 10:30 a.m. Sunday. (a time for spiritual renewal) A "Youth in Action" program for Mr. Lovell was bom in Bermuda Rev. Michael Seaman, Pastor The music will focus on the children entering grades 5-12 will and had lived in Westfield since Sunday: early in his life. A former pa- Lord's Supper, with contemporary be held July 25-29. Youth in Action 9:45am - Sunday School May 22nd, 10:30 am and traditional anthems weaving rishioner of St Mark's Episcopal Sunday School 0:15 am 11:00am - Morning Worship provides hands-on experiences in music by our children's choirs through the communion service. Church, Plainfleld, he served in Sunday Worship 10:30 am 6:15pm - Church Training community service projects. 7:15pm • Evening Worship Singing this Sunday will be so- the Army during World War I. Sunday Evenings 6:30 pm We're Aere foryoul Surviving is a daughter, Eliza- Wednesday: pranos Barbara Belcher, Georgina There is .no charge for these pro- I¥D|»ITI> for Olildiwi. Jr. * Sr. Jlijh, 7:00pm - Prayer Meeting beth Lovell of Westfield. ilB. Couplet. I'tmlUw tni Swim Ailulu Cancel, Ruth Gates, Donna Iind, grams. Deadline for registration is Nr Cam Prouldad 170 Elm Street 233-2278 " Graveside services were held Fri- July 8. Evelyn Rohrabaugh, Libby Sainz, day at Fairview Cemetery under Maggie Taylor and Judy Vastano; For more information, call 233- the direction of the Pllnton Fu- altos Lois Alpaugh, Karen Criss, 2278. neral Home. -. r Pam Greenlaw, Joan Harvey, Grace Hull, Doris Painter, Edith Sturcke, Dot Waugh and Evelyn >t Yorke; tenors Bob Belcher, Fred Meyer and Lee Romano; and bass- es John Gates, Matt Greenlaw, Steve Iind, Dudley Painter, Ed- Am t CIAFT SHOWS rjune2-fi Wayne Hills Mall Wayne.NJ ward Stoner, Joe Stoner and Art June 8-12 PhillipefaurgMall PhiUipsbuig,NJ Taylor. June IB-19 (Father's Day Week) Middlesex Mall South Plainfield, NJ The church's hand bell choir has JIM23-36 StnudMafl SmaUxafcPA completed a year of fun, fellow- ,Junt22tt CkaitehndMal VlnebMNJ ship, and ringing. They are Steve June29Juk/3 WjonfavVaUeyMaU Waoa>Bam,PA and Donna Land, Jack and Lois Al- June3OJuly4 Shore MaU PleasantviUe,NJ paugh, Edward Stoner, Joan Harvey, Evelyn Rohrabaugh, Mary Chin, Dot Waugh, LU Wheeler, and ftfff*$ Sponsored By: Edith and Marge Sturcke. Dr. Robert L. Harvey will preach Hilltop Crafts at the worship service. Church School for all ages begins 9 a.m. Sunday. Adult education includes the Pastors Class on Case Studies on We've Got If All Biomedical Ethics, the Journeys BRING RACKLEYS TO Class on the Gospel of John, and the Adult Forum addressing cur- YOUR BACKYARD BARBECUE! For Oolf .ft Family Fun, rent issues. *"'h i -V'1 The nursery is staffed 9-11:30 100 People a.m., and includes stories, songs TELL EVERYBODY YOU KNOW - • 140 TWo-Tiered Range Booths! and visual aids about God's cre- Call Us for More Information: 463-1000 &Up EacftpacMg* ation. A full religious curriculum of contain* enough • Practice Sand Bunker & activities is offered children ages 2- - FAMILY A FEW THE WHOLE Racfcley's high school. PICNIC FRIENDS NEIGHBORHOOD barbecue twani, potato salad. i/fflffr Putting Green Rounding out the schedule, the BARBECUE 4P*oplt KptOpH Uptopit cott slaw, rolli. weekly pot luck dinner 6:30 p.m. RIBS 3»pc. 220 (K. «opc. plates, napkins, • PGA/LPGA Teaching Pros Tuesday will be followed by Bible knlvet & forks CHICKEN 1lpc. Mrt nopeflta 22ORitn Study, led by Lou Ruprecht, on the ipccNckm lSOpcchiekin 100 pe. ehkUwn forth* &RIBS • Miniature Golf * Caves, new Testament Book of Hebrews. wholt group 16pc» 300 pet. Pastor Dee Dee Turlington will CHICKEN 100 pa. Waterfalls, More! CtiiahetdihaH C«rthMdfor2 CiH «*id tti« lead a Bible background group on ONLY • nour lot i pWe hcuntoriltw dwbdorti RkCKLEY'S Acts and early church history 7-9 ..the only plnce for ribs * GO-KARTS - Real fun A Excitement p.m, Wednesday. 1776 So. Washington Ava, Pltcatiway • 483-1000 • Batting Cagesl • Pro Shop! A moving sermon ' • Snack Bar! The Rev. David F. Harwood, se- nior minister, will deliver the ser- A new outlook on ; mon, "If It's June, Somebody Must ''' ."& I Be Moving." 10:45 a.m. Sunday at First United Methodist Church, 1 E. Broad St. Holy Communion will windows this Summer :.£! . be celebrated. Each Sunday there is church JSb school for all ages 9:15 a.m. Con- tinuing education classes for adults 1-800-339-7620 • (908) 548-0666 • FAX: (90S) 548-7620 are Disciple Bible Study 8:30 a.m. and "Issues of Children," 9:15 am. OAKWOOD PLAZA • EDISON Fellowship time in the fellowship room, an informal gathering of the (Next To Marshall's) HB ffBB community and visitors, begins • Custom Shad** • Cornices • Lambrlquini • Laminations 10:15 a.m. • BeXisprsadt • Verticals • Wovtn Woods * Custom Mads Drapes • Balloons The schedule for next week is: Monday — Stephen Ministry, FULL SHOP AT HOML SLRVICE • F REE MEASURING & INSTALLATION Fairway's Pro Shop 7:30 p.m.; Wesley Singers, 7:30 p.m.; Women's ComiM-stnm> III Ro- Hunter Douglas All Major Brands From Armour to Zebra treat Team, 8 p.m. WINDOW FASHIONS Tuesday — Crnlly Ladies, 9:30 Spectacular New Men's and Women's Fashions a.m.; Dinciplo Clnss, 12:1*0 p.m.; Fife i i!lDl'lilt.11 ll'l Country Club Selection at Discount Prices & Drum, 7 p.m.; Stuff Pnrlsh Rela- 'i i PIKv tions Committee, H p.m. Buy On» •vy Ona> n Wednesday Youth Choir, 6 O«t Ona> Oe>f O $ Flit* XL p.m.; Men's Corner III Retreat I O*lf Balls Team, flp.m . IIS Hunter Douglas Hunter Douglas Hunter Oouotat Muntat Douglas 1" OFF Large Bucket ) itftTI Thursdny — Men's soflholl, 0:30 Vertical! pleated shades Duette shades hofiiontat Minds p.m.; Sanctuary Choir, 7:.'J0 p.m.; Mlnl-Oolf of Balls Go-Karts ISBallPotk • Limit a UMYF Executive Committee, 7:30 TAIRWAY c.i;>if I AIM WAY ("If l| I FAIKWAY OOI r I .,„,,.. C, III'//I I .|.ir.... f, III <>A F»|>irni ft 1(1 <>4 p.m. Mnl V(lln) V/IOI Any fl'il Vulirl Willi Any flnl Vrilnl Wtll. Any M,,| Viill'l Willi Ahy Saturday Kllfnt Auction, (1:30 OtlinfQ[(fii([) 1 )'!„.i I )Mii[([l p.m. Vacation Kible .school FAIRWAY GOLF CENTER 'ITie First FlnptiHt Church of I() Mellon Rorirl, PIM ciktwriy, NJ ' •. V AA/i Wtmtflrld \H offering a nondenumi- J ^^^ _^^ <^^^ *^™ ^^H ^^fcM ABKuat ^.^ .^i-j a^a* Aa^y V()H f , IV 0 1 naUotml Vacation Bible School pro- gram 9-11:30 ii.m. July 18-22 at the •••? WostftoM Ftocofd Music Studio plans first group summer classes Hie Music Studio, a branch of Jersey Workshop for the Arts. in the air conditioned arts center at grade. These special classes will the nonprofit New Jersey Work- "The group classes are very af- 152 East Broad St. The half-hour continue during the school year, shop for the Aria, will for the first fordable, making them accessible classes offering string, woodwind, through the following summer, time provide group classes in the to more individuals, and the string, brass, and percussion instruments until the child reaches the fourth summer. A new curriculum for woodwind, brass, and percussion are limited to a maximum of four grade. children in kindergarten-fiilh workshops will have a positive im- students in each session and will "We initiated the program in re- grade will also be given. The initia- pact on the children. When they be held 4-8 p.m. Monday-Saturday. sponse to requests from parents to tives will begin when the summer return to their public or private The Music Studio's summer ses- offer instruction on string instru- session starts July 5. schools in September, they will sion also includes special classes ments for children of second grade "These new opportunities to ex- have a head start before beginning for beginning musicians of all ages. age," Dr. Schlosberg said. "Second perience music will enrich many or continuing." The second initiative features in- grade students are at a special age. who might not otherwise have had The first new initiative enables struction on the violin, viola, cello, They can learn music at a faster the chance," said Dr. Theodore K. child and adult musicians to take and string bass for children just rate with less difficulty than at Schlosberg, director of the Newgroup lessons during the summer completing kindergarten-second older ages." Better Days AIM HIGH AND LOOK BAD HABITS TO YOUR fUTURE Nobody's perfect. First step to break a had habit is to limit Bui if you'd like where you may engage in this behavior. 1. Life Skills yourself better Don't cat any place but at your dining Do you want to learn 2. Primacy Flight table; don't smoke anywhere but at to fly, or hove you an without certain stubborn bad habits. (Orientation Flights) help is at hand. You could be slimmer. your desk or in your reading chair. interest in aviation or healthier, more attractive, happier, if 3. Intermediate Don't tempt yourself. It's easier todiet the military? Are you only... if only you stopped overeating. if there isn't junk food or sweets in the between 12 and 20 Flight Training gave up smoking, cut back on coffee. house. Buy cigarettes by the pack, not etcetera. And you can. years of age? If you 4. Advanced Flight the carton, so you'll have to go out and QXb then this Solo School Sometimes it helps to document how buy more — or do without. bad the habit is. Keep a detailed record, program is for you. 5. Drill Team Comp. Reward success. Every five or ten for instance, of exactly what you cat, or Many of our cadets Training pounds deserves a new outfit. And how many cigarettes you smoke. Note have been accepted forgive yourself for an occasional slip- 6. International the time, location and circumstances. to West Point, They matter. up — you'll do better next time. Exchange Program Annapolis and the Air (IACE) Force Academy. Presented HR n community service by Burbam T. Fishbein, ACSW, BCD 7. Cadet Officer licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. ASCH Certified Hypnotherapist Specialising in Pain Management Leadership Training Hours by Appoiatmeni 908.233-0419 Central Jersey Squadron Now Enrolling For The Summer Vlace Call Captain Pete Trabucco 908/906-2258 Pull harder Jefforson School students recently competed in the annual Blue and White Field Day as the lessons of physical educa- tion classes were put to the test. A water relay, three-legged 1900 Raritan Road e>ent, obstacle course, and this tug of war were Included. Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 (908) 889-9100 Formerly of Shops in the Union/Cranford area. _ Westfield in the wars Daily lircakfust, I.unch S. Dinner Spcciith exhibit at town hall Early Bird Specials Served ; The Westfield Historical Society a series of lectures on Westfield Mon-Thurs 3-6pm Fri-Sun 3-5pm lias opened an exhibit on "West- history sponsored by the Westfield tfield in the World Wars" in its ex- Bicentennial Commission. hibit room on the second floor of Society members who helped Enjoy Our Fabulous Breakfast Buffet ^Town Hall. It will be open 10 a.m.- prepare the exhibit included Ed- oioon Monday-Thursday and 7:30-p ward W. Wittke Jr., Norma War- Served on Sundays from 8am to lpm jp.m. Tuesdays. wick, Caroline Holt, Charles W. J The exhibit includes photo- Jackson, Helen Whiteomb, Simone igraphs of men and women who Mokrauer, Philip S. Keeler Jr. and Banquet Facilities For Up to 60 People served in both World War I and Rowene Miller. World War II as well as numerous phqtos and artifacts of activities on the home front. Westfield was de- Art Association Reservations Now 1 scribed by a national magazine as America's best prepared town in members in shows Accepted For jcivil defense. Four Westfield Art Association Call For Your Appointment. ! Among, the items shown are members have joined their fellow [flags, uniforms, medals, ration artists in local ongoing art shows. Father's Dav! Available for Weddings and Proms cooks, documents, news accounts, Violet Brennan, Henry Murphy •publications and souvenirs, and Michael Huk are exhibiting 'I IT I] i A slide-illustrated lecture on their work in the Spanish Tavern SWestfield's participation in the Restaurant in Mountainside, and {world wars will be given by Town Jeannette Golda has her work in Open For Breakfast [Historical! Ralph H. Jones on the rear entrance display case of ,«1 ii r •Wednesday, June 15 in the com- the MidJantic Bank in Westfield. 7am, 7 Days A Week! Imunity room. Attendees will be All paintings are for sale. In- jable to view the society's exhibit terested parties are invited to in- ;afterwards. It will be the second in quire at the site of the exhibit. I I ^ I'aVI it IBI I I3.LJ J^LJUBJI 1915 WESTFIELD AVE. • SCOTCH PLAINS • 908/322-4850 HELP IS ONLY A With this ad, get FREE Nail Art. A $5 value.

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Sunday at the Miller-Cory the open-hearth in the Fn House Museum, 614 Mountain Building using cooking nv-'l WestTield residents Shirley Bar and flreside tasks practiced in Ave. The taut tour will begin 4:30 Walsh and Gail Jebens received p,m. 18th and 19th centuries. Tasje the Emerald Award Tor their out- Learn now the flax plant was treat* will be available to visitors standing service to Girl Scouting planted and harvested and its fi- throughout the afternoon. * during Washington Rock Girl • The gift shop is stocked wif bers prepared for spinning linen. Scout Council's recent annual EBSBSBSBSBM Barbara Lukosi of Westfleld will itemi appropriate to the histor Awards and Recognition Dinner. •BHEeBBESBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^ESBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsI educate visitor* on the versatility era of the museum and indue Mrs, Walsh "stands out among of the flax plant from ancient to educational materials as well as ;. the rest for her caring and dedica- Colonial times. 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With gingham will feature straw hat weaving ,Ji volunteer positions in Girl Scout- as the popular choice of fabric, col- ing in Westfleld including newslet- Lai onists would weave designs such ter editor, special events commit- Scout thanks as flowers into the fabric which tee chairwoman, cookie chair- Washington Rock Girl Scout Council preaent Marie Mlclone of the Westfield Board of Educa- was then used to decorate early woman, service committee chair- SHRP6. tion, second from left, and Marilyn Ryan of St. Helen's Pariah with plaques for allowing uae of American homes. Christopher Co- woman, delegate to Washington lumbus brought the craA of surface Rock Girl Scout Council, member their facilities for Scout events. The Council's Janls Blackburn, far left, and Felicia McNeil, far right, made the presentations. weaving to America from the Ca- of the resource and referral com- nary Islands. DOUUfl mittee, consultant and troop leader. The nation's leading ' She is the mother of two daugh- ters, Krista, who received her Gold Don't Let Attorneys Take Away Everything weight logs and Award last year and Katie, who is a management program, Cadette Girl Scout. Mrs. Walsh also You've Worked Hard For! SHAPBDOWNis serves as Katie's troop leader. designed specifically Mrs. Jebens began her career in Learn How To Protect Yourself & Loved Ones! for children and teens" Girl Scouting as a Brownie leader having weight control in 1981 and has been helping girls problems. i ever since. Most recently she was a Lawsuit Protection Seminar valuable adviser for Senior Girl •CONTACT* „_ Scouts working towards their Gold Saturday Juno 4 — 9 «.m.-4 p.m. Dartoara Potashkio,IS. Award. She is a long-term member recognized nutrition of Westfleld Girl Scout's Service professional who ia Team, for which she serves as the Inn your local resource and referral chairwoman. (Exit 136 GSP in Cranford) Shapedown Provider. ; She is also a science trainer for Washington Rock Girl Scout Coun- I—. (908) 889-7272 cil, and has served as a delegate, Only $49.00 for you and your spouse member of the Gold Award com- mittee, consultant, and encamp- Call 201-478-3477 for more Information 346 South Ave, ment eochairmwoan. She contin- Fanwood, NJ. 070231 ues to be an active Girl Scout vol- 4 unteer despite the fact that her , daughter Wendy, who received her Gold Award last year, is now in college. In one of many letters of recom- mendation on Mrs. Jebens' behalf, her service to Girl Scouting was described as being "of an outstand- ing nature over an extended period of time ... Her most outstanding quality is in encouraging a team spirit."

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You said it: 'MTS and tfMy'm a* cUfl for dWUwnt IWMM, But I hmm to jhemM the email to thetikkldt btcmum they ntmr gmm up." % £ mg* Red-hot Blue Devils claim county crown Vogel finishes with flourish Tennis club we only struck out four times in the same," said Brewster, who cap- The Singles Players Group THE RECORD tured his third Union County title Is accepting applications tor The difference between a senior in 12 years. "Chris was pitching in pitcher and sophomore hurler had his third Union County final in '• new memberships tor its up- little to do with talent. In the end, three yean [one was JVJ and he coming season. SPG is a 20- poise and composure was the dif- just does not come unraveled." - year-old tennis dub serving ference. Both teams were swinging the Senior standout Chris Vogel bats well through the early innings 'ptayers who are single and struggled early but found his of the contest, but it was the Min- , enjoy playing mixed doubles groove in the final three innings utemen who led 5-3 after four. The £ outside in the spring and Saturday to spark the eighth- Blue Devils struck first in the top seeded Westfield High School of the second as designated hitter £ summer and indoors in the baseball team to a 7-5 victory over Kris Williams doubled to right- £ Ml and winter. Challenge lad- Elizabeth in the finals of the 41st center, plating first baseman Steve annual Union County Baseball Cheek and leflfielder Dave Fela. * der, monthly tennis parties, Tournament at Memorial Field in Akim McCrary singled home a pair '• tennis instruction and a U.S. Linden. in the bottom of the inning for the ; Open trip are planned. After yielding five runs in the Minutemen to knot the score at first four innings, Vogel garnered two. •' Parties and weekend play five of his nine strikeouts in the A passed ball by Elizabeth catch- ;• are held at various tennis final three frames to close out the er Anthony Malta (a constant talented Minutemen. source of consternation for r; courts throughout multiple "Chris normally comes out of the Hawkins) plated Ryu Saito in the v counties. If you are interested gate real strong — but tonight it top of the third, but Elizabeth tal- £ In membership, call SPG at took him a few innings before he lied two in the third and one more got rolling," said Westfield (21-6) in the fourth to assume a seem- (908)810-1367. Head Coach Bob Brewster. "But he ingly-commanding 5-3 lead. really hit his groove in the final Ironically, the fifth run for Eliza- couple innings and we were able to beth turned out to be a turning AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORD Baseball tryouts rally for the win." point in the game for the Blue Members of the Westfield High baseball team do some celebrating after wrapping up Vogel outdueled Elizabeth starter Devils. Leadoff batter McCrary had Saturday night's 7-5 victory over Elizabeth In the Union County Tournament championship game. The Westfield Baseball and loser Al Hawkins. The hard- tripled in a run with none out in '2 League will conduct tryouts throwing sophomore righthander the fourth and it seemed the Min- dugout and we knew Chris would niecki singled and stole second to into the hole at short to throw out >, for the 9-year-old summer matched Vogel's velocity (both utemen would score again. Vogel, hold t!.->m if we could get our of- ignite the seventh, Vogel followed Ruben Pires and send the West- topped out around 82 miles per however, toughened and retired fense going. It allowed us to play with a ground ball but Elizabeth * • traveling team Sunday at field bench into delirium. hour) and curveball but seemed to nine in a row until a leadoff walk for one run at a time and put pres- shortstop Wilfredo Nazario threw it "This is my third title [in six C Qumbert Held 1 and Monday unravel in the latter portions of the in the seventh. sure on their defense." away, scoring Ciemniecki. Ron contest. Nobile struck out, but Cheek (back tries] and they're all sweet for dif- at Tamaques Park 5 at 5:30 "I think that was a key turning A wild pitch plated Saito in the "You've got to remember that point in the game because Chris fifth and Williams singled home from an injury) singled to left to ferent reasons," said Brewster. p.m. Hawkins had an ERA of 0.39 be- stopped the top of their batting Fela in the sixth to set the stage extend to a 7-5 margin. "But I give all the credit in the For more Information, call fore the game and we're hitting the order with a guy on third," said for the climactic seventh inning. Vogel yielded a walk and a single world to these kids because they ball all over the ballpark - I think Brewster. "We were talking in the Speedy rightfielder Brian Ciem- in the seventh, but Jay White went never gave up." George Girisi at 654-3132. Keehn signs CJ Stars Elmuccio is best A shortstop for the West- field High School baseball team wiN soon be a pitcher among of section in 1600 for a farm team of the Colo- rado Rockies. By fVYCMARMATZ Karen McGuire (5:49.7) and Kellie Goncalves (5:54.8) were fifth Drew Keehn. a 1992 gradu- Westfield THE RECORD and sixth in the 1600-meter run. ' ate of Westfietd High School, As a result of some outstanding Gonclaves was also third in the performances at last weekend's 3200-meter run (12:32.3). < went 8-3 with a 3.33 earned tourney NJSIAA North Jersey Section 2, "Considering that a lot of people run average at Central Ari- Group 4 track and field meet, qualified, we should do well this zona Junior College last see- Westfield High will send more than weekend," said McGuire, a sopho- a dozen athletes to compete in the more. "Some of the people around son and was signed by the 2- winners State Group 4 championships start- the state are really good so we jyear-old National League ing tomorrow. should have a lot of opportunities The lone first-place finisher for for personal bests." 'club. By MAWKWKOWVN the Blue Devils in the sectional In the 100-meter high hurdles, t Keehn will report to the THE RECORD meet was freshman Matt Elmuccio, Tiffany Hester placed filth in 15.2 seconds. Later, she also was fifth in Rockies' team in the Arizona The 14th annual Westfield Cup who paced the field in the 1,600- meter race in 4:26.5. the long jump (16-6). Rookie League In two weeks. — something of a precursor to the upcoming World Cup — was one of At Hub Stine Field in Plainfield In other field events, dicus- the biggest and best ever. Saturday, the WHS girls team fin- throwers Shi-Kia Carter (108-10) ished an impressive third with 51 and Rebecca Stavcnick (100-3) Capone shines Over 1,600 players populated the points, closely behind second- placed third and Ibuilh, respec- many fields in Westfield to partici- placed Randolph (53.5 points). Co- tively. Stavenick also was fourth in Chris Capone starred on pate in the most successful and ex- lumbia took first place with a re- the javelin (85-10). the Connecticut College var- citing Westfield Cup to date. The markable 112 points. Monique Payne jumped 5-0 for Central Jersey Stars — comprised sity lacrosse team in his In the boys division, Westfield second place in the hifih jump. mostly of members of the West- placed ninth with 30 points. Ran- For the boys, Lawrence Ho freshman year. He tallied 20 field High School girls team — (4:32.3) and Ted Kilcommons pulled off a major surprise by top- dolph (71), Montclair (53) and Co- goals and six assists for the lumbia (49) filled the top three (4:43.4) were second and sixth be- ping Hillsborough United in the spots. hind Elmuccio's superb effort in 11-6 Camels, including a Division One final, 3-2, in double the 1,600. overtime. The Stars had defeated AUGUSTO F. MENEZESrTHE RECORl Although the girls did not take three-goal, two-assist outing Megan Beck, the Westfield Lady Bugs' goalie, clears the ball home any first-place finishes, they Ryan Stcfiuk was fourth in the the Westfield Blue Devils - the did record some respectable times. 3,200-meter run in 10:02.1. against Bates. rest of the Westfield Division One away from the net during last weekend's action in the Westfield Cup Tournament. Freshman Suzy Kozub placed Paul 11 ayes was sixth in the pole 19-and-under players — to reach second in the 800-metcr run in vault (10-0) and Chris Hnnas was the finals. 2:22.6. third in the javelin (146-4), Soccer signup "We certainly had one of the would not have reached the finals as the New Jersey World Cup Host most exciting tournaments ever in if not for her," said Central Jersey Committee became a supporting The Westfield Soccer As- terms of fan interest and caliber of head coach Keith Hertell. "But sponsor of the event. sociation will hold registration play," said tournament Public Re- Suzy is our striker and she came "The Westfield Cup not only for the fall program 9 a.m.-1 lations Director Larry Chilnick. up with the big goal when we re- showcases the best soccer teams in "We saw some of the best soccer ally needed it." the region," said Cup Chairperson p.m. Saturday. Registration ever in this event and both the The Central Jersey Stars had to Bill Salmond, "but it also demon- will be held at Edison Inter- fans and players really seemed to deal with injuries to a pair of key strates the benefits of this sport for mediate School. If you have have a great time." players to come out on the long our young people. Soccer is the The Central Jersey Stars were end of the score. Coach Hertell fastest-growing youth activity in received a registration form paced by the fine play of Suzy mentioned the Stars had lost the this country because of the health already, please complete it Folger and Yvette Broderick. While previous year to an experienced and fitness benefits for both boys Broderick stopped opponents with Hillsborough United squad by a 4-1 and girls at all ages." and sent by mail. If you do her fine play at sweeper, Folger count. Public Relations Director not have a form and cannot came up with the first and final The tournament was broken up Chilnick was extremely pleased attend Saturday's registration, goal in the finale. Folger scored the into five divisions with athletes with the overall outcome of the en- game-winner on a feed from ranging in age from under 10 to tire event. send a self-stamped enve- Megan Sheey. under 19 years of age. Overall, 90 "We had 1.GO0 kidn and huge lope to Westfield Soccer As- Broderick started the play before youth soccer teams from aecross crowds all weekend — we even sociation, Recreational Youth Sheey took the shot, and Folger the Northeast competed in the sold out of nil the T-shirts we print- pounced on the rebound for the prestigious tournament which ran ed up," said Chilnick. "It was the Center, Post Office Box 582, gamer. all three days through the Memo- best tournament we ever put to- Westfield. NJ 07090. "If I htiri to pick a Most Valuable rial Day Weekend. World Cup '04 gether and we can't wnit to put it Player it would be Broderick — we was one of the themes of the event together once again next year." A registration form will be mailed to you which must be completed to the above ad WHS tries to deal with budget cuts dross postmarked no later than June 6. Any child whose By MARKW1QHVN very much - but we accept it tmd the eighth-grade program. we are rendy to move on." "We had to cut back on the registration is received Into TIIK KKCOKI) The big question, of course, is eighth-umde pnigrnm a few years will no! bo gunrantood nn op There renlly is very little conches what jjortlon of the uporta program ago and I was looking to put back will lx« Directed? Borne of Mint," snici Tmnchinu. "But portunlty to piny. mid nlhetic dlrertorw can ilo when 1 jxtlitlea enter the npnrta arena. "There won't be any games cut wt. enn't do thnt now nnd thnt will WeBtlield lli{4h Seliool Athletic imd certainly nothing major In our hutl the overall athletic program ns Dinrlor 101 Triinchlnti recently prugrnrn will U- micrificed," fluid n whole." Icnmed tin1 budget for K|MH!H was Trimchhm. "Hut there will not be Trnnehlmi WUH (•mphttlic in suit- Got a score to report? cut by $11,000 by the Ikuinl of Bdu- liny new equipment nnd we hove ing thnt them would be no signifi- Return to sender Call Matif Wrgryn nl 276-6000 <>r entlon. to piiy tittentlon to bus rlden and cant cutbacks in the quality of the AuausTo f. mnutinnHt ntcooo fax In: 1/fi-MJO. Our tlililmt »'«.• "We i'X|Hvt«l it Hti theft* really other mich expended. We have to current program, lit; wan not 8anlor Marta Naplorkowskl helped the Waetflald High vol- Isn't much we run do iibout It," bo n bit more frugal than we have ptormed with the decision but he 102 Walnut Avr., Cmnfnnl, N.f. leyball squad advano* to tho Union County Tournament fluid Tiunchlmi. "We knew there been In the pnflt," wan not pesntmintlc nbout the fu- semifinals and pott an overall record ol 14-a thla spring. For 070lfi were gnlnK to be eutu nil over the Trnnchlnii iilflo cited the fact the ture of the Wefltfleld athletic pro- the WHS roundup aot B-3. plmv nnri nbvloiiRly we don't like II he wanted to put mure emphiwlM In gram. B-2 June 2, SCOREBOARD

1B:38, Unished Mth hi the men's division during ball and tennis «id July 25 wM oMer Lacrosse IN THE NLWS the 3.5-mile Lincoln Tunnel Challenge held (Edison Field) and tennis. May 22. Out to Via holiday. *w aVat weak Is (bur OVar SOD runrten competed in Ine race that days only. The Mh day can bt mad* up any •AUSAU CLINIC took them down under the Hudson River day during the raroalnflf of the camp M par- The WatitaM BaaabaH LMguc wM conduct through tha tunnal. Huge fans had drawn dean ticipants m receive a camp MNrt and parse*- • dink: lor an sight yaar aid ptayars an Juna 4 air tfwough the tunnel prior to the race giving pattern awards. Them camps are open to resi- at 5:30 at Gumbart FHJM number thraa. The the runners Iresh air to breathe during the dent* ages B-to-17 and for additional informa- dink: wW draw tha hMdamanUft of hWJng, competition. tion en this program ptaass oontuM our bro- throwing and Mdmg. T?w rain data wW ba chure or caH tie ftecre**on Department at June S at 4 pm. For any additional Intorma- 7S9-40BO. tton, ptaaia contact Joa CiaocianW at 654- LINCOLN TUNNEL CHALLENGE 3931. l.S-MILE Bisa*M Us* It Ought Te> M Sunday, May 22 A new camp featuring Wtatsetd Varsity Local Finisher* BaaobsH coach Bofc Orawster la now acoepsrtg WWTFIBD TENNIS LEAGUE sppWcationi lor Us tntuQrat Marian July 25-29. Th« fdMng lists Mandrtgi tor lha mixed Pteoe), llwimar, Hometown. Age, Time The week-long camp Is tor playars age* 10- doutxaa letter through May 30. Thoae taam» 5. Jim Walsh. Wesrteld, 30, 00:18:38 33. Michael Lombard!. Westfield. 36, 00:22:10 16 and will run from 9 am. w i p.m. at tts not playing within a two-week patted art auto- varsity baubal Md In VntsMaM. Fundaman- matically droppad thraa ptacea. AM accraa 113. Kathryn Hintze, Westfield, 14,00:24:56 124. frank Calvaruto. Westfield, 40,00:25:13 ula wiN be aoctntad in the lam-packed oaMy thoukt ba reported to Stan Kwp at 232-2309: schedule). 1. VaUt/Ptri 2. Dugta/Dugla 3. Boyte/Karp For more irrtarmetton, caH camp sponsor 4.ShfnernarVShlnem«n 5.3oWbenyOermanln AMERICAN HOME PRODUCTS RUN FOR PRIDE 5K T4M Sports at B0B-39B-tSa. 6.Hay/Hey T.Qoran/Rebirw B.mman/lnman Mike Rowao Oo—iiapar Cany 9.Dorrw/Moora tO.OttnwtM/Ruaao U.CortoaW May 1 •, Madison Local Finisher Ttw WestnekJ Sooosr Assodatton will host CortMtt 12. ANen/flainvMe i3.Bemeteln/B«nv tha Mike> RomaoOoaluMpSf Camp tor the sec- rtain 14.Hickay/Hlckay 15.Morge*Vl«wBon Ptace, Runnaw, Hometown, Age, Time 170. Arm Skudlark, Wesrfeld. 3B, 00:24:29 ond straight ye* Ms July n to 13 The spe- i6.Evana/Evana i7.Vlach/Vlacr) isjutanaalo/ ciaHMd camp m run from 9am to 1pm at Attaniaie 19.DrHHa/DriWa M.SmHh/SinHh 21. SPRINGFIELD USATF HouHHan Fietd locMU on t*a comer of Lam- Panagoa/PanagM. OPEN MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP 10K berts MiN Road and nahway Avenue and fs tor Newcomera not yat to play; Qlbitwa/Oibilaro, boys and girts agaa I to IB. Laiz/Laiz, Lombard/Lombard. Sunday. May 22 ••• Local Finishers Tn« camp it dinMstf by Mike Romeo, goai- ktefMfs coach for «M boys New Jersey Olym- Hana Slnatat Place, Runnar, Hometown, Age, Time 32, Tom Cusimano, Westfield, 42, 00:37:27 pic Developmental program and former profaa- ThtM tra tha Mandtng* of Via Mana Sfnglea sional pjoslkaapliiu coach tor the Psnn-Jeraay Tonrti Udder a* 04 May ». Pieaae report 57, Donald Kelly, Westfield, 34,00:40:09 60. Gregory Koch, Westfield, 30, 00:40:22 Spirit. The coat of As camp Is S95 and more tcor*« and eommerrtt to Joa Qranda at 789- information can be obtained at (SOB) 548-7692. 7626. 107. Timothy Landers, Wesffield, 35, 00:43:33 132. Paul Palumbo, Westfield, 42, 00:45:02 ••• LPatar Sharpa, 2AI SlttMrnen, 3. Frank Da 190. Richard Bucd, Westfield, 44, 00:48:33 HMa Soccer Camp Inc. santii, 4.EMn Ho*, s.Ooo Hoaathai, B.Joa 193. Jerry Ragonese, Westfield. 36, 00:48:50 Entering Ha 13th year, HWs Soccer Camp Grand*. 7.Stan Karp, BVeughn Harris, 9.Dan AUOUSTO F. MENE2ES/THE RECOflpl 197. Thoams Calabrese, Westfield, 28, has scheduled two letting weeks this summer H*. lO.Oary Waaaerman, 11.Ron Barts, 00:49:00 •t Tamaques School. Camps run on weekdays Battarymataa Ron Noblla and Chrla Vogal watch a fly ball go Into tha outflald during Saturday* 12.John Thana, 13. BUI Oottdanktr, 14.Oava •nd half and fuH-day sessions are available. Laiz, 1S.Mal Blackburn, 18.Jail PaMocfc, 17.Ktn 199. Richard Broadbent, Westfield, 47, night'a 7-5 Waatfiald victory ovar Elizabeth In tha Union County Tournamant finala. tu The first weak tumy 11-is and the second Is Event, IB.Rk* Sawyar, ig.Paul Hanas, 00:48:02 Auguit 14. 20.Slmon Lack, 2 I.Joel Conflno, 22.BHI Hay, 208. Michael Oner, Westfield, 31, 00:49:25 ZS.Dnwy Rainville, 34.Chartas Cart. 2S.Stava 214. Asdvcbah Morera, Westfield, 32, 00:49:54 The program, which Includes progressive Saftln, ».Stava Parkar, 27.Johrt Barton, 229. David Stamen-, Westfleld, 31, 00:50:47 skills and lacteal curriculum, wM bs baaed on 28.Simon Laa, 29.Rlck Lawaon, 30.Huoh 234. Geoffrey Kent, Westfield, 33.00:51:03 international principles of play. Geared tar boys CoJaman, 31 Tad Moas. 38Andy Qiamao. 276. Deborah Montick. Westfield, 36, 00:56:42 and girts ages 4 trough 14, there wtt bs 33Sttve Goodman. 34.M*a WaHara. 35Gor- 319. Paul Gillespie, Westliek). 29.01:04:48 beginners, intermadiale and advanced group- Lack of depth hurt Devils? ings. AH camp partdpants wM ba organised don Vlckera. » Den Kaoan, 37M*» Partagoa. 320. Charlotte Lee, Westfield. 29. 01:04:49 M.Ntai SnHow, 39.M** Sanaman, 40.Oavki Into teams and tained aa an entire unit. Sepa- Fany, 41 Roban Ftehberg. 42.Ben levine. rale goaiie and linker schools wM bs offered at 43.Rog*r Lowanttain, 44.Hobart Maililaiahn. al kxaUons. Ttw Inrtructors. bom male and 45 Rtndy Smith, 4«.lfondi Mcht, 4TMm TENNIS Warn*, wN ba ohotm from tha top teacher March, 48.MM Power, 4fl.Dwlght Evans. and physical sduotfon coNegee throughout chances of defending title! W.Tim Oooar, Si.Don Dohm. 52Dav» Wan, TENNIS MEMBERSHIPS this country and Greet SrWan. 53 Dm Hickay. 64.Kan kwnan, SSVinca Ca- The Westfield Recreation Commission has For detsUs about camping programs and lo- said Westfleld Head Coach Joseph "I'm extremely pleased witttthe rmito, MJe« Ehrtwdt. ST.Oon Morgan. begun sale ol 1994 tennis memberships. All cations, cm Joe LaSpada at 537-7248. •y MAfWWiOlfVW •*• Soviero. "Our top two players way we've performed as a Warn SS.Greg Sawwt. S9.Dk* Hogarth. 60.Sim Ma- those who plan to utilize the tennis courts at THE RECORD khi|a, 61 .Mike McGtynn. 62. Joa Donndo, 63. Tamaques Park. Memorial Park or Elm Steel wiiifii nnsmesvnei e^w^e* werap placed fourth and second overall this season, coming off the state M.J. Subrtaa. must first purchase a tennis membership. At- Tht 24th annual fiovars International Soccer but there was a significant dropoff title," said Soviero. "We wonsthe tendants will be monitoring the courts and en- Camp win kick off summer sessions for boys The Westfield ••• High School after those two players." district title to reach the state tour- Woman a Slngiaa forcing this rule. and girts this August at SL Joseph's High School in Matuchan. The "two players" referred to by nament and we only lost twice dur- Thtaa are tha standings played through May The cost of the tennis membership la as golf team com- The four week-king sessions Include: Soviero — Jeremiah and Watner — ing the season." 29 and aH playars ara ramlndad that two *•• follows: Family ($35-resktent, 70-non-fWktent), Aug. 1-6 Voutl pleted a 15-2 chailmgat ara allowad within on* month of Adult (25-resident, 50-non-rssident). Junior season by plac- finished fourth and second, respec- The Blue Devils capped their signing up. <$7-fesldent, tU-non-resldenl), 12 A under Aug 8-13 You* tively. Jeremiah shot a 78 and Wat- campaign by stopping Crapfiprd 1.Sylvia Raich, 2.Karan Dorna, 3.Jean {SS-resloent. 10-non-resident), Senior Citizen Aug. 15-19 High School ing third in the ner a 77 in the first trip for the (5-resMent, 10-non-resident) and Quasi Fae Aug. 22-27 Youth last Tuesday, 153-187. Jeremianped Powtr, 4.Jana Karpinskl. S.Carol Qrosi, 6He- New Jersey team to the course at Little Mills. the way by compiling a ningJlble laJnaWaiiarman, 7.Jaoqua Boyta, B.Oala Mor- ($5-resldeni, 10 non resident). Each session will Include lha Erlma-Miks State Interscho- gan, 9-Clara Kamisn, 10.Joan Dtayar, 11.Irene Use of the courts at Tamaquea PsrM and Elm Romeo Oaatkespew Camp. For more informa- The team, however, needed one total of 36, while Watner bagked Lombriaar, i2.Lydia Mastaraon, 13.Van Inman, Street Is restricted to Westfield residents only. tion, call 24B-1342. lastic Athletic Association golf more strong score among its five him up with a 38. Ryan StotleNdso M.Sheila O'DonnaH, 1 S.Monica Gundrum, Use of the courts at Memorial Park is open to ••• championships at the Little Mills golfers to come through with a fired a 38, and Mark Hobbie came 16.Andrei MacRltchia, 17.Susan Hay. 1B. Car- all badge holders. N« last FooftaM Came Big East Sports Camps wW conduct footbal Country Club in Evesham Town- good overall score. through with an impressive round ole SmMIe, 1 B.Pat Paga, 20.Dodi CorbaR, Tennis memberships may be purchased at ship, Camden County last week. 21.Diane Flaming, 22.JHI Cyr-Loewar, 23.Chv- the Recreation Department in the Municipal camps at two locations this summer. The Big "Rich and Cregg were real strong of 42. lone Clevmgar, 24.Jodl Schar, 2S.Kathy Mana- Building. For More Information can 789-4060. East Quarterback and Receiver Camp and lha The WHS golf team captured the Big East Midget Football Camp wW ba hald once again but we struggled a bit "We knew this year would ,^e a han, 26Gail Ertich, 27.0abbia Roldan, state title one season ago, but was after them," said Soviero. bit different than last year because 2B.Kathy O'Neill, 2B.Nanatia Roina, 3O.Eilaan between July 10 and 13 at Moravian College In unable to retain the crown because Mitchell. 31 Georgia AquiNa, 32,JoeHa Hobaon, SPORTS CAMPS Betrrlenem, PA. Between Jury 17 and 20. there Five golfers competed for each we had so much balance one year 33.Terry Macrl, W.Karen Frtad, 3S.Susan will ba a midget camp for grades tour through there wasn't a third strong player school, with the top four scores ac- ago," said Soviero. "And I "also Amonette, W.Hoopa Makhl|a. 37.Bath Kroncke, WESTFIELO SUMMER CAMPS eight, a quarterback and receiver camp and a to back the efforts of Rich Jer- counting for the total number of know that next season will4 be 38Gail Charette, 39.Diane Mroi, 4O.Marda The Westfield Recreation Commission has big man camp tor grades ninfl through 12 at emiah and Cregg Watner. Sawyer. 41.Susanna Wofford, 42. Barbara announced its 1994 Co-Ed Sports Camp Rowan College In Glasatjoro. NJ. The big man strokes. Ryan Stotler's 00 and a 93 something of a rebuilding year be- Kemps. 43.Judy Halter. u.Maryanne Mickey. Schedule. camp specializes in offensive and defensive "We knew we had two extremely by Ryan Bowers backed up Jer-cause Rich and Cregg will be leav- The week of July 5 will offer basketball (H.S. lineman, as wet aa linebackers. «5.Waryeil«n 0oy|8, 46.Jan Valasco. *7.Wtty strong players coming off last emiah and Watner for a total of ing. We'll have many questiom-.butj Heintrt. 48BMsy Hogarm, 49.Marcia Taibot, Gym), Soccer (Roosevelt School) and Tennis For more Wormatton. contact: Big East year's team which lost two seniors 338. Egg Harbor (332) captured the SO.Cheryl Goren, 51.Mary McCclellan, S2.Mary (Memorial Park), the week ol Jury 11 will offer Sports Camps, P.O. Bat 31, Wenonah, NJ we have some younger Illes, 53 Chariotie Lee, S4.Joanmari# Korn. Basketball, Soccer, Baseball (Tamaques Park) 0BO90 or call either (609) 224-OB5B or (215) — but we needed a third to seri- UUe, while Bergen Catholic (337) with talent and we'll see how I ••• and Tennis, the week of July 18 will offer base- 965-tSOfl. ously compete for the state title," narrowly defeated Westfield. do." Women's Doubles All Westfield woman residents are invited to join YVTA and play on the double* ladder lad- der. II you need a partner or more Information call Pat Vlach at 654-8207. 1.Power/Perry. 2.Vlach/Clevenger, S.Dreyer/ Once in a Lifetime Savings up to $1,200 Maslerson, 4.MacRitchie/Mltchell, 5.Klln- gelhofer/Thompson. e.KarpinsM/Page. 7.Shus- sman/Bernstein, B.Corbett/Sfnith, 9.Chananle/ Ertich, lO.Ostrowskl/Lombard, 11 .Cohen/Ualart- lit ara, 12.0'Neill, 13.Attanasio/Zom, M.Kroncke/ Charette, 15.Lombriser/Louie, 16.Hickey/Mtti- 'it no, 17,.iacfi*bn/Goldberg, IB.Demos/Kom, 19.Crittol/Kolton, M.Aquilia/Aqullia, 21McClel- lan/Betancourt, 22.Gigon/Parizaau, 23Dugle/ On the Perfect Resort Vacation... Valla, 24.Cuaimano/Weinstein. New players added to the ladder: Georgia and Kristan Acquila, Mary McClellan/Eple Bet- Aaaost ZOth-Aagast 27th lancourt, Barbara Gigon/Sheila Parizeau, Joanne Ougle/Caro) Valla. ••* Senior Singles The May 29 standings are as follows: I.lrwln Bernstein, 2.Wally Kau, 3.John Darlon, 4.BHI Ritter, 5.Charles Carl, 6.BIII Hay, 7.Bruce Long, B.Dick Haesler, 9,Dewey Rainville, 10.Paul Hanas. 11. Saul Orittel, 12.Ted Moss, 13 Ed Pinkman, 14.Dan Hickey. 15.Lowell Doak. Danea till SAM 16.Jim DiClonco. 17.CharleS Qibilaro, 18.John 3 Nightly Tirono. 19.Michael Sananman, 20. Donald Dohm, 21. Joseph Donnoto. • All Larga Ocean Show* ••• Vl«w Out«ld« Slng-A-Long Men's Doubles Laddar Cozumai Piano Bar The following lists are the Men's doubles Cabins Grand) Cayman ladder through May 29. • 2 Acras of Oack Eaprasao 1 Chlesa/Qerckens, 2 Hanls/Hay. 3Moore/ Ocho Rios Lounga Power. 4. Barls Levins, Welss/Zack, Grande Spaca Rosenthal, Moss Wierz, Evans (needs partner), Tirone (needs partner).

SOFTBALL RESULTS FOOD Union County Softball Laigue Burgdorff Reality 10, Nlelaon Detediva Agency 7 — Tony McCall, Bob Kraus, and Dan Cox each had multiple hit games for the win- ners. John Wheatly and Henry Barnes played strong defensive contests. Kan Hawthorne homered in the final Inning in a losing cause. Suburban Cablevlslon 35, Krowllkl-Qoumey Memorial Home 6 —Charlie Brown went 5 tor 5, while Charlie Lehman, Jim Alery. and Tony Varuasi each collected lour hits apiece. Joe Muran notched the complete game victory. Suburban Cablevlslon 9, Twlllghlers 1 — Com Deo, Charlie Lehman, and Charlie * 3 Pools • 3 Mails Dally Brown ell had multiple hit games for the win- 12,000 Sq. Ft. Health Spa 24-hr. Comp Room Sarvlot ners. JCKI Murano picked up his flftti victory of the Boason. • Watar Sport I aland • Nautical Spa Culalna

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Pediatric urologist joins Overlook's stal Dr. John P. Connor, a pediatric the MAC. His focus will be to in- degree from the Royal College J>f urologist, has joined the staff of vestigate and conduct reconstruc- Surgeons in Ireland and received Overlook Hospital's Children's tive surgery for abnormalities of post-graduate training in geneifel Medical Center and will maintain the genitourinary tract. surgery, urology, urologic oncology offices at the Medical Arts Center His area of expertise includes (MAO on Upper Overlook Road. diseases and anomalies of the kid- and pediatric urology. He is ja A surgeon, Dr. Connor is the first neys, bladder and adrenal glands. member of several professional pediatric urologist to be on-site at Dr. Connor earned his doctorate sociations. & i lronncleip s Jresi j[ June 5,1994 • 1-5 p.m. • Downtown Cranford Join in the celebration of Cranford! • Warner Plaza Dedication • Historical Celebrations (including fire trucks dating from 1918 to 1994) • Celebration of Community Organizations • Streeftvalk Cafes • Activities for kids Gary Pew eon, one of the partners at Theresa's, takes a break at the Elm Street restaurant. • Magic shows, character sketches, musicians and other entertainers Dress in styles from the late 1800's to the early 1900's and Partners bring delicious life you may win a prize for the best historical costume. to Theresa's on Elm Street For more information, call the DMC: 709-7208 g Sponsored by the and Saturday nights said Mr. these days. Still, he and wife Diane DMC and THE RECORD Scalera, who enjoys fishing in the manage to find time to take a stroll _ , _ Cranford Historical When Robert Scalcra decided it little spare time he seems to get or go out to diner themselves. was time to venture out on his CRANFORD society own, Theresa's on Elm Street in Westfield was the result. But if you think his is just another Italian res- taurant, think again. - Mr. Scalera is a man who be- lieves in mom, good food and his By Popular Demand... country. Maybe that's why he named the • Elm Street establishment after his mother, Theresa, who died in 1982. It was only fitting, he said, that he pay tribute to the one who taught EVENT hint what great Italian cooking was all about And since February, he has been doing just thai We LMOIAI Introduce FAMOUS BRAND NAMES Theresa's is actually owned by a * Oriental • Fenian Design corporation called Final Four Food Corporation, which includes Mr. Custom Fabricated • Hand Knotted-] Sealers, Gary Pearson and two si- b Our NEW Area lent partners who are accountants. . From the start, though, it was Mr. Scalera who was realizing a lifelong \*Rug Department; Bring In This I dream. Everything he had learned dur- ing his years of working for other Ad restaurants, dealing with people, FEATURING food vendors and employees was Famous Brands, such as & Receive A waiting to be applied in the most positive way. "Anyone who opens a business COURISTXN takes a chance," said Mr. Scalera, FREE \ "but there comes a time when you just say, there is no time like the present" But finding the right spot would Ofkfitol UUttQUtf/ Area Rug Pad : take time and patience. Every (Up to 10x14) " week they would scan the down- A Hue Compliment to Our Wide Selrrtion town area, looking for a storefront of I're finished Hardwood Floors With The Purchase of Any Area Rug that was available. And every week Mr. Scalera knew it was just a mat- ter of time. When the Sports Cen- ter left on Elm Street, the future Irvington Linoleum & Carpet Co., Inc business owner knew that op- portunity had knocked. Oakwood Plnzn Shopping Cl • Oak Tree Rd & Wood Ave • Edison NJ 08820 Despite the fact that major reno- 494-1 976 (Next To Marshall's) vations were needed to convert the store into the restaurant he envi- sioned, he is the first to admit it was worth it. 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A lucky you who solve all prob- novena has never been service for 12, Limoges, $507truckload, hard- 4X18 $50 725-2430 a body, orange tip of 1699 lems, light all roade so known to tall. This prayer wood, seasoned, ready Students arriving August #s. Dally Horoscope 1- Nippon, "Huntress" ANTIQUE FURNITURE- and of tall. Please check TAROT CARD Become a Host FAMILY/ 900-267-7700 SXt. 3241.that I can attain my goal. Is to be said for 9 stemware, etc. Plus forwlntart 908-725-3812 your garages and AISE. CALL KATHLEEN 2.99/mln. Muat ba 18 yr*. You who gave me the di- conaacutlve daya). My kerosene lamps, Tiffany FINCWOOD-seatoned, $50 call 725-6693 sheds' READINGS (908) 3S9-3346 OR 1- old. Pro CallCo., 1516 E. vine gift to forgive and prayers have been type lamps, small coin split, hardwood, A free ANTIQUE LAMP stained ALLOW ME TO QIVE SISTER SUZAN BOO-SIBLINO. Ball Rd. Pho. AZ. forget all avll against me answered: I.V. collection A more! Terms delivery, (908) 756-267B. glass, $100 968-2220 YOU the gilt of • lasting •Pleas* call- 602-954-7420 and that in all instances Cash or GOOD check. relationship. Personal (908) 818-1633 Love? Success? Health' THANK YOU ST. JUDE in my life you ara with THANKIQIVINQ Held outdoors rain or AQUARIUM- 10 gal new Ized, 19 yri. experience. MULTICOLORED Difficult decisions, look FOR PRAYERS me, ! want In this short NOVENA TO ST. JUOC- shine. Preview 9-10am. w/llte $15 752-0659 ADULT CAT- found in into your future. prayer to thank you for 2090 Call Judy Vorlo's com- ANSWERED. E.L. Ada In ClanUlad Holy St. Jude, Apostle Food truck. BASEBALL CARDS com- patibles •ot-TOi Rosalie area, house SPECIAL 1/2 PRICE •II things as yoj confirm and Martyr, great in AUCT BOB KOTY, CAI mon 5000 $50 805-3070 trained. 298-0852 PSYCHIC READINGS, dont cost - once again that I never .irtue and rich In 906-780-1285 CALL FOR ONE FREE Advartlaa want to be separated miracles, near kinsman BASEBALL CARDS- Aw/anaa at tne CMtsffMtf/ QUESTION. 30 yrs. in In tha Clatttfladt Thaypayl from you in eternal glory. of Jesus Chrlat, faithful • PUBLIC AUCTION* sets S5 to $50 805-3070 Acfv*rti*e in tha ClmUltdl Cranford.9OB-272.9791 Thank you for your Interceasor of all who CONTENTS OF A FOOD VENDOHt * mercy toward me andinvoke your special PROMINENT JERSEY CftAFTERS- wanted for BEDROOM SET- 3 pc mine, The parion must patronage (n time o) CITY ESTATE summer craft festival. $45 908296-9308 say this prayer 3 con- need. To you I have SATURDAY, JUNE 4 Sun. 8/7, 10-4pm. Spon- BED— king, w/mirror & 9 secutive days. Attar 3 recourse from the depth PREVIEW 3-5p.m. sored by Bound Brook drawers S99 429-0380 days, tha request will ba of my heart and humbly SALE 5:05p.m. Area Chamber of Com- granted. This prayar beg to whom God has COUNTRY HILLS merce. Call 356-7273 or BED— queen size with SPRING CLEANING must ba published after given such graat power 469-0434 FIRE HOUSE headboard 968-4509 the lavor la granted l.C. to come to my MILLTOWN RD. assistance. Help me In BRIDGEWATER, NJ BIKE- 27" 12 spd racer WIVI GOT A BIG DEAL FOR my present and urgent DIRECTIONS: Route 202 2110 like new $65 752-0659 petition. In return i towards Flemlngton, AeYwtfwto m e Clatamad! BLOUSEB- sz 14-18 $?. YOUR LITTLE THINGS promise to make your pass Ortho and Harris handbags $1, 232-5495 name known and cause Blag , at tight turn riant you to ba Invoked. (Say 3 onto Milltown Road, ((re- BIDMINSTIR ESTATE BMX BIKE- good cond. PRAYER TO THE Our Fathers, 3 Hall house on right. LIOUDAT1ON- DR set,$50/Olhsrs, 755-2670. GENERAL MERCHANDISE SPECIAL— ILIIIID VIROIN- Mary's, 3 Qlory Bo's). St. PARTIAL CONTENTS: Hutch & server, Flcks (Never known to fall). Jude, pray for us and all Rowing machine, cran- Reed wicker FR set.BOYS CLOTHES- size Oh, most beautiful flower who Invoke your aid. berry glass, ceramic bumper pool, sleeper 6-12 50+ 356-7520 2 lines x 3 weeks Amen, (Publication must vases, picture frames, sofa, brass glass coffee of Mt. Carmel, fruitful table & wall unit, bunk BRASS TABLE LAMP- vine splendor of Heaven, be promised. This anniversary clock, old new, real $29 281-9579 Blessed Mother of tha novena has never been tools, glass bird feeders, beds, dratsers, rugs, Use this coupon for: Your ad aon of Qod, Immaculate known to tall This prayer tool box, garden equip- outdoor turn., much BRICKS- new blond Is to be said lor 9 morel 908-781-6011 2/}x3V«- $20 8B5-162G cost is: Virgin, assist me In my ment, electrical supplies, (Plcote check one) necessity. Oh, Star of the consecutive days). My camera table and light, BED— Brass, queen CHINA— for 6 + serving Sea, help me and how prayers have been glas sware , cr y st a I. complete with Ortho mat- blue/green S25 BD5-3070 me, herein you are my answered:F.O. games & puzzles, hub- tress set. Unused In box. If the item you are selling is $50 or under...$FREI$ mother. Oh, Holy Mary. caps, Avon collectibles, Cost ft 000 sell $300. CLUB CHAIRS- pair Mother of God, Queen of YOUR CLASSIFIED AD religious Items, Hes9 col- 908-906-2067 $50, good cond 725-U145 If the item you are selling is over $50 but not more than $100...$2.00| Heaven and Earth! I CAN BE PUBLISHED IN lectibles, metat Jet humbly beseech you 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- Sweep pedal car, linens BP. FURNITURE- Black COFFEE TABLE- $25, • if you are giving away the item...$FREE$ from ths bottom ot my PAPERS WITH ONE lurnllure, Bundy trumpet, lacquered. Triple wall unit $35 281-6806 heart to succor me In this EASY PHONE CALL AND sporting equipment, dresser/mirror, chest, 2 COUCH— loveseat & necessity. There are FOR ONE LOW PHICE. many old primitives and end tables, headboard & chair $100 7 — FIRST LINI — none that can withstand FOR ONLY $219.00 antiques including 2 cast lamp. $200. 908-899- your power. Oh, show YOUR AD WILL REACH Iron store scales, light 1747 CRADLE/SWING- lor me heroin you are my OVER 1.2 MILLION shades, soda bottles, pie baby $30 561-1932 mother, Oh Mary, con- HOMES THROUGHOUT tins, milk glass, cobalt BR FURNITURE- Desk I I TTI I 1 I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I 1 ceived without sin, pray THE STATE. CALL blue glass, hand sows, S bachlor chest w.'hutch- CRIB— w/iTiatlress $50 for us who have recourse FORBES CLASSIFIED AT baskets, candle stands, os, 3m. Highboy, Exc. 908-302-052? — SICONO LINE — 1 -BO0-559-9495, ASK books and magazlnos, cond.J 150, 469-3230 ••% to thee (3x) Holy Mother. I place this cause In your FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN pepsl sign with thermom- CRUTCHES- ?3D ciill i FOR ALL THE DF.TAII.S eter, mason |ara, Leigh DAYBED- Whlto Iron I I I I I I I I 1 M I I I I I I 1 1 I 1 hands (3x) Holy Spirit. brass complete wllh 2 you who solve all prob- ABOUT SCAN- Wnre pottory 22kt, milk DININQ ROOM TAHLE-- can, Old Arcade glass ortho mallresscs Un lems, light all roads so STATfcWIOE CLASSIFIED used In box. Cost $000 ni!W SO!! 1'BI B!i7!l that I can attain my goal AD NETWORK collso grinder, chfioso 4ama. You who gave mo Ihs di- boxes, block 4 tacklos, soil $3Z5. 906-2067 ELECTHOLUK- ruy vine gill lo lorglva and 200O Inntcimn, tnblos & chairs, DININQ ROOM SET- forget all evil against mo mirrors, beor trnvn. man Broyhill 350. flodroorn ENCYC- HriliinrilL-,1 w fkdaVess. and thai In all Instances FOR SALE tie clock. sllvorwBrn, lot $7!i cnll 900?B1-6BOn hkrs !ill Sf,n O0f«-;j0fil> In my life you ara wllh 1910 pfii & ink [Irnwinu Monrinye A Mdays me, I want In Ihia short 2010 • Antique* Christmas iloms, Gllbori END TABLES- (.'; ,Phone #. prayer to Ilinnk you tor S02O • Appliances ftrffotor sol. old rcitlprl- DIN I N O ROOM' «n<:h 90H-I' 203O • Art hlH Imriks, 19 01ff>'i KITCH6N TABLE all things BS you confirm ENTERTAINMENT CTH Instructions: oncB again that I nevnr 2040 • Auctions World's I'nlr tin tiny. ptr'xSB" Includes m wanl lo bo soparnled 2090 • Clothing crnnk telephone, ilnll*, lonl), 4 chnlis tlolicl wtiiip $')0 minimi) 1. Print one (1 j letter in each tpaco. Allow one (1) 20SO • Collectible* (ibBolule Poslnl flunk wnod w/maplo llnlnh from you in eternnl glory. 207O • Computers FIREWOOD- t-ut iit vi'i" (pace between words and one (1) apace for Thank you lor your Trucks H Pianos by Fttyl, txcellenl eondillon own risk, I'HI -'.I') '"'I mercy toward m» and 20IO • Farm * Oarcten Arl Deco Items, nnlii|un $500. Csll B8B-14B1, appropriate punctuation. mine, Tha penon must 20» • Firewood cur part*, ram Army Mon-Prl 6»pm. FLOOR WAXER- Inilkn say this prayir 3 con- 20W • Flea Markets, radio nqu'pimtnt mid 2. All adi for ilemi priced SSI • SI00 mutt be Selaa and Bataars much, much mor* VICTOP. VICTHOLLA seoullvs days. Alter 3 210O • Pf* to Oood FRONT SEATS- II', prepaid, pleat* enclose 52.00 payment. days, the request will be TBHM8: Cimh nr c hnrk upright J3B0: Ig «s- Bronco II 150 36<).7iM7 granted This prayer Home with vsllcl NJ Drlvur'i sortmant old coins A cur- 3. All adt muit include price and phone number. 2110- Furniture I .lemma. muit bs publltrted alter rency, Chtrry China Cab- FRUITWOOD HUTCH- 4. Individual* only quality for this rale; no butlnenei. tha favor Is graniad.A.K. J120 • Oaraee Sales inet $885: complple 212B • Merchandise N ,l SALES IAX maple Bn sol (axe ) 5. No cancellations or refunds under 1100 riUYFnB PRFMIUM tBHr>, Several varloun QAB ORILL— Sinn'n 6. Forbes reserves the right to limit quantity of FREE • •ADOPTION" 2130 • General Meroh Ilile li an Iridnnr nuctum »IIB liookcaien; 0n»- humor JO!\n.1?-B?0!i WAftM, COZY HOMF 2140- OHIoe Furniture with rood ftviillAhlB conn liench $l'F>0 Twin adi. FILLED WITH LOVE, •nrt Supplies mi Ncirs Au lind roMiplntn S1 Mfi OOLDCN BOOK w MUSIC, BCUK3, 21S0 • Software SFMVicr ItiiMtllB Imtl JMKO »»». $?r> noft :umft LAUtJMTFn, 21*0'Wanted to Buy (i Mini pinr na ininpniyn lui INFUATAHLr I1OAT Mall to: Forbes Newspapers, HOME COOKING, li.'O niuoaliimi I niici niliiii! wnlruil wTimrm "Spring Cleaning", FAMILY AND FniENOn HiHlii! », ulr,lor es A • 17 00 nmi FRf F (Kit will h* occupied by coupon only. TAX BOB 3R.T LUaOAQI- 8m»nlt» Tt riernlngliMi. nMM m F Rf Hllll, NJ BOI'234- Thty payl In fftt Clanltladt AttHHlM In Me Qlaullitdl OMB. we buy and MH» .. B-6 June 2,1994, 2X35 2130 aiso ma) SIM $100

MICROWAVE- GE. STEPPER- Precor 718E BAHAMA CKIHSE ENCORE QUALITY CON- METAL ROOFING A SID- METUCHEN— Apt. con. cap S75 632-6299 •100 633-S299 $ deye/4 nights. Under- SIGNMENTS- Clothing, ING- For Houses/Barns. tenta tor sale. LR.BR.'fil booked! Mutt selll Lim- jewelry, furs, antiques, Incredible Proven Prod- incf.TWVCR, microwave.' MOWER- 21' Snapper STEREO— RCA S apkr ited tickets. $279/couple. collectibles, home fur- uct. Super Attractive computer.Sheif 603-9080 mulChrSlOO 722-2070 Wdn cbnt $50 722-2070 nishings. 123 Claremont Low Cost. Easy installa- (407)7674100, bl. 6*4 MIRRORS- (1S» Brand Mon.-Sat. 9AM-10PM Road, Bernardsville. T-F tion. Guaranteed 20 M S 2130 3120 MR COFFEE- iced tea STORM WINDOWS- 10-6, Thurs. 8, Sat. 10-5. Years. We cut to the new, 4B x100"x 1/4 :, maker new S25 725-4193 whlte 32x39 M 463-8932 BLUB PRINT MA- 9O8-768»77a0 Inch Fast Delivery! Free easy to cut, free delivery, OAK BAB STOOLS- 3 STOVE- 2 burner, pro- CHINB- KNE/Oxalld Literature. (717)656- S89 each 1-600-647-7679 EXERCISB EQUIP.- set S50 632-6299 pane, new 20 752-0659 PV4S0. amonia baaed, 1814 OFFICE FURN.- Credit NOTICE: All OARAGE •RIDaCWATCR- IBB HILLSSOROUOH- PISCATAWAV- 10 S7SO. Call 808-725-1990. Mini-Max gym, € mon. caret terminals- Zion jr., RI20, (Next to North Cawvar 4 Law** tta., aalaa Mi lha Reaa Mall OFFICE OESK- W/adj TOILiT/TAWC- Amer old, coat S200 sell for gAUES advwtlMnwiM COMPUTER- Laier Motorola 2 way repeater Branch Ha fo rm ad (foHow aigna from Baah- BhM. Neighborhood; 6/ return $50 805-3070 atd S50 2764349 8100, call 906-752-7006 NATURAL radio system. Gar. •r* PAYABLE IN AD- Church) fl/4, B-2pm, mmn), Frf. 6/3 4 Sat. 6/4; 4, 9:30-3 30PM. (off River monitor ft 286-S hard PORTA CRIB- Fisher TOOL SOX- tor 1/2 ton drive w/Epson action LIKE HEW- 93 Rascal equip., Coats 220 tire VANCE by eaah, Annual *••• ben

When you advent** your pngt sale in Forbe* Ncwipwcn' Cbnifkds, GA$H you'll id EVERYTHING you need in co mike your ule profitable. in on FRBB AWARD-WINNING XTT* B100 bri|h( yellow price iiicken Fill in 1 character per box, allowing for spaces and punctuation as nacassary. Bran tddreu ligru with inam Additional Unas ad $1 each, use separata sheet ol paper if necessary. your Btip ihcet on how to run die tale Forbes B coupon for free Veaihei proof" Name •d ia case of rain Address. GARAGE CUSTOMERS Classified When lerioui Ganfe Sale hunters Phone plan tbeii weekly buying route, they uie Forbet OiuiAedi. Forbe* City State _Z"P- OaaiMedi is (tad by 400.000 VtSA/MC# EXP. DATE rcsden Utfouthoul all of Central To advertise Jersey Your id will attract buyer* Mail With Check or Money Order To: from Weitfield to Branchbui| ind Call Bcdminuer 10 Belle Mead. Classifieds - Forbes Newspapers P.O. Box 699 Somerville, NJ 06876 OFFCR tXRMt 11/91*4 1-800-559-9495 To place your ad, call 1-800-559-9495 "Wan IM plan • Nw Jwtsy Preat AMOC. 1M3 OR CALL 1 -800-559-9495 Serving: Westfi eld. Scotch Plains, Fan wood, I Cranford, Garwood, Kenilworth AIR CONDITIONING PAINTING TO ADVERTISE FUEL OIL Always check Call For Forbes Service or Business [PROVIDING QUALITY SEMCl FOR OVEH10 YEM EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING Fuel Oil Heating and Air Conditioning Directories Sales & Service • SPECIALIZING IN CEDAR SHAKES for Quality 908-276-0900 & ALL TYPES OF WOOD Services • Humldlfltrs e Electronic Alr-Cltantra ForiijfbniiaUoiialxHit advertising Reel-Strong Fuel a Clock TtiermeatMa • Attic Fans e Blomt-ln InaulaVon Cranford • PAINTING OLD ALUMINUM SIDING Call Russell Serving Ail Of Union County Westfleld 233-6222 TO LOOK LIKE NEW (908) 722-3000 Ext. 6256 Since (92? AIR CONDITIONING POWER WASHING INFORMATION DRIVEWAY & ROOFING CALL NOW ATTINTION AM, IUIAM-; FORA FREE LANDICAPIRfl Air Conditioning The Driveway 4 Roofing Company ESTIMATE • Driveway Paving HomowiMrs • Heating • Sealcoating Throughout Union County • Installation and Service • Paving & All Types of Repair tor Lost Than Residential Commercial Recondition alter this winter's ttOPorWook! In Business Since 1973 NORMILE severe storm damage 494-3561 • Roofing • Rubber, Shingles, CALL TODAYI FREE EST. FULLY INS. 25YEARS Hot Tar, Etc. • Patchwork PAINTING NO JOB TOO BIQ OR SMALL 908-722-3000 EXPERIENCE Same Day Service FREE ESTIMATES! EXT. 6256 1-201-730-3454 CLEANUP & DEMOLITION DRIVEWAYS BUILDERS LANDSCAPING it SPECIAL RATH AVAILABLE rofc COMTRACTORSI • Alliei • B«icmtntt HOME IMPROVEMENT QREEN PASTURE BRAND BUILDERS • Girjgtl • Old Fumitui 1 Roodng Debus • Conilmclion & Yard Dcbrn LANDSCAPING it DIMOLITIOM Commercial — Residential General Complete Landscaping • Builc^ingi & Honw5 • CjAiaqct & Lawn Service Contracting • Shtdi . [)„„!, ALL YEAR Contracting \ • Old Drclci ft Patiui . Oflire ( Ml ) ^y SERVICE Delivery ol Sand, Fill, Top S nl, Mi LI. Sodding f ,^ Spring Cloan-Up Giiivel & Slonr Hcsulniiiiil A CnMimcrinil Aspliall Work Old Fashioned Quality Seeding J jFallcTeanUp Dnvt-Wiiys • I'nrkini Areas • Scaling ik Conlnnni AwiilaUr f mm / u> 3oya( Shrubs f J |j Mulching RcurfnnnK • Curhjiii! • Sidi-walks A Cnm-nMr With Modem Know How lIMMlMEUIItlllflh(MAL ION TMIKK A HA( KIHtK HKNTAI, HVR I in- Ivliniiitr^ hulk linuird 1111- Sfivlup IliiinnC iiumy mut Viclnily LOW PRICE Weatfield ofta «-» 1917 Loweill 1*70 FREE 753-1372 ESTIMATE *" Beep«r(fOI i Iet-«0lt ( All 'DAYS A Wl IK" NJ. 908-233-1Z17 Brtnd 7HV-951IH 6f)7.(MI4 Homelmprovtiwnti CALL DOM CARPENTRY CONTRACTING DRIVEWAYS GAS STATION

HGSlOENTIAL Minn & Kyrlllos MGZZY coMMenciA CONSTRUCTION CO, .INDUSTWAU Auto Service 'Building A Remodeling" Paving Centennial Kxxon CRAFTSMAN CARPENTRY Siding A Mooting 464 Nuulh ol ( oiiti'Miiliil Avo. WE DO THE ENTIRE JOB Ariflltoius A AridA t.ovnls • OniVEWAYfl • ( rmifonl VU8-272-52NA KI1 CHENS • FlAfMS • HAMMING Kllchonn ft Unthronmn • PAfmiNO I.O18 lornlrjn & I liiiiicitir • 8RAL COATINO CEILINGS • WINOOW, •U/OODWOWK Windown Stop getllna Ripped off by (l(ilu • Qu*r«ntef on all wiirK 100% risfjlronlc: Work, /tih with fmrnonnl rmtvlin "snnvitia YOIIM AUFA rne« IOTIMATES > 5 yter Wirrcntte ;;ornjjut«r Dlngnoftllon, (:oollng MyfllBm, ron uvefl 40 YEADS • SPRING SPECIAL 1 0% tn Ihn nylit ftihn" k FULLY iNtuneo • Cltin on lime »»rvlce llrflfi, I rout I IKJ 'i|jo<;{(\llst TAMILY OWNED A OPEHATED Nsw Jersey Inspection Station It !(•", • U tl J[ )( i'( scotch fiflini 733-7281 '• Fuiiy in*. I fliii" 908*281 -0718 908-548-9877 Written Warranty on All Services -3mm June 2,1994 WestftoM Record B-7

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ALL LIONEL, IVES, HIOH PRICES PAID- for 2 ADORABLE MALE GIVE IOHIOHI A CHILD CARE- in my VOUR CLASSIFIED AD HOUSEKEEPER- P ANY CREDIT OKI CAN BE PUBLISHED IN Location not a probien •[ANO- Wurlttter, Spin- VOUR CLAMIFIEO AD AMERICAN FLVBR- postcards, sheet music, BEAOLB PUPS- (or SMILE- Somerset Re- Middlesex home. TLC.fun Real Estate Refinance* riet. B**utlfull Circa and other toy trains. Col- old toys, baseball items, sale. Parents AKC regis- gional Animal Shelter has indoors t out. Snacks/ 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- Reft avail. 908-560-713 CAN BE niHJWtBD IN PAPERS WITH ONE Will start immadiaieiyi Only. 7 day. 9-9. Fas) 1*20*. «xc. Condi 1700, 92 NEW JERSEY NEW»- lector pays highest pric- cameras, military. TV'*, tered. *2S0 ea. Ready to puppies, kitten*, doge unch prov. 356-3464 Serv. 908-525-3907 Lie. I- 9OS-322-247B es. Call 1800-4»4-4e71 World* Fair, fountain go 8/17. Call or leave •nd cats. Adoption rea- EASY PHONE CALL AND PAPERS WITH ONE CHILD CARE- Regis- FOR ONE LOW PRICE. POLISH GIRL- w/refs. Mtg.Bnkr.NJ Dept. Bnkg EASY PHONE CALL ANO Or 201-836-2059 pens. Call 272-5777. msg. B09-9C8-0752 sonable. Missing a pet? will clean house & apis tHIDS, OAZEIOS, Call 725-0308. tered Family Day Care FOR ONLY $219.00 FOR ONE LOW PRICE. Home in Plscattway Satisfaction granted. NEED A CAR? •MtVMTt, Lawn Furn. FOR ONLY S219.00 •ANTIQUE ft USED* HOUSE CONTENTS YOUR AO WILL REACH CANT GET A LOAN? a> Mora. Sunday— Furniture, DR ft B« Set* WANTED Flex, hit Reasonable OVER 1.2 MILLION 201-777-8232 Joanna, YOUR AD WILL REACH 4OO0 •ad wee»t, no credH. Warren Fit*. •M-31»3. OVER 1.2 MILLION 1B0O-1«50'i. Juke Boies, Partial or Ail. rstea. 9M-752-7107. HOMES THROUGHOUT POLISH WOMAN M13 SERVICES CPU ft STATE CERFO THE STATE. CALL Will clean your house. THE STATE. CALL WE ARE BREEDER'S FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Referenca, low prices. TOO MANY DIBTtf? tujtfet $225. Dinette Set, COIN! WANTED- Pay WANTEO— Bunk Beds, MOTHER— will care for 1-800-559-9495, ASK OVERDUE DLLS? Com- 42"ovel tabla w/18"l*af, FORBES CLASSIFIED AT cMh, top prices! Paper REPRESENTATIVES yr child in my Plsctwy 906-302-1949 1-800-559-9495, ASK call attar Spm, 901-245- FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN bine dabta Into one pay- 4 aid* chairs * 2 captain money, foreign, Stamps, Come and experience noms. Lg yd. Reason. PORTUGUESE CLEAN- FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN 7805 tha 3hake-A-Paw differ- rstes.Ref* avl.69»-O673. FOR ALL THE DETAILS ment. Cut payments 30% Ch«tn S250, call 908-272- scrap gold, old jewelry & ABOUT SCAN- ING SERVICE- Very to 50%, reduce interesV FOR ALL THE DETAILS starting. Eatatea and Col- ence at New Jersey's 2834 aft. « pm HOUSEKEEPERS. NAN- experienced, glowing ate fees. $4,000- ABOUT SCAN- lections. 908-782-0840. JOOO moat baautilul puppy TATEWIDE CLASSIFIED • *USED* * MIES, NURSES AIDBS- AD NETWORK. refs! Call 908-654-5195 $100,000. UCMI (Non- STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED Raab Coin, 4 Bloomfield store. OFFICE •URNITURC Ave., Flemington. i"FTS AND All nat'lltloa. Screened. profit) Licensed/Bonded AD NETWORK. PROFESSIONAL CHILD TIRED OF CLEANING? 1-800-364-1144. Desks, files, chair*, etc. LIVESTOCK * All puppies are A.K.C, Lie./bonded. Aurora Need a break? Call us 782-4221: eyes 782-5057. I1000-S10.000- Paid registered and selected Agency, 540 Bway, Long CARE— exp, nursery school teacher offering nowl We will clean for 21MQ tor Antique Oriental rugs. for breed conformity and Branch. W8-222-3369 you. 1O8.4»9.»487. WOLM TANNING James Proctor. (201' 3010 • Birds temperament. eipert care and fun ac- 4170 • CDS— New Com- Wanted to atey 27S-O»0; M0-3M-? 3020-Cata tivities. Infants Included. 4010-4230 Refs. No. PUd./Watchung merclat-Home Unit* From 3030-Dof a * Puppies are aoclaliiad 4110 ilM.00 Lempe-Lotlon- FIBHINO TACKLE- col- • Fish are*. 908-758-4533 lector wanta to buy OLD, in open case*...no glass 4010 • AstuH Daw Care AtatnietfeR/ Ace»t»ori«i Monthly SAA AUTO BUVINQf walls here!! This insure* payment* low aa Si BOO. INSTANT CASH DEAL rods, reels, luree. cats- sow • Livestock 40M - Bue4rMss Mucatfon CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS' loga. 233-1854 attar 5PM proper development for a 4030 • Carpentry Draperies, Reupholstery, Call Today FREE NEW paid on tha spot. Inter- 30TO - OttMr PMa happy, well adjualed, lov- Color Catalog 1-800-462- ested in buying your car/ 4040 • CMM Car* Formerly at Stelnbschs & GUNS, SWORDS, 30S0 - AdoptaW* Pels ing pet. 4080 • Ctaentn« MACHINE KNITTING truck. Foreign/domestic. KNIVES, MIUTARIA-NJ Hahne s. 45 years exp,' 40U.c«Hwatescertt instructor. All types of Senior discount. Free ' Specializing in high mi. 4 A Fad. lie. Top cash * Famous Shaka-A-Paw APARTMENTS, NOUSES machines. 20 yrs experi- damaged cars. For pick- 4070 • ENWtrteal Shop at home service. J paid. Houaa calls made. 3100-Mleeellane>eue Lifetime Health Guaran- 407S • Qutttrs ft OFFICES- will b* ence. Call 908-560-7072 up call 809-88B-5012. Bert 821-4040 W. Canter. 908-757-6655 tee includes compllmen- 4080 • Handyman cleaned at your conv. •MOTIVATION PLUS* try veterinary and tree 40S5 • MeuUng Good rets. Please call F*S)I'softs I Empowwntasnt PALM1ERI fecal examination and ft Clean UP (N HOME CHILD CARE 429-9467 lifetime obedience train- Wfcthps.lnstrM.Partesi MOVERS 4090 • Health Care Live In/Live Out ART OF CLEANING "How to cope with ing. 4100 • Horn* Part Time/Full Time change" Tuea. eve, t0a.3W.24S4 Biweekly, weekly, home* • i Piece Items eApts. Improvement Alto Summers & vmall offices. Let me June 14, 7-9:30pm Bring the whole family. 4109-Income Tai Call 908-7S4-90&0 or Reactions vs Actions I •Pianos •Offices 14 Route 22 West, meet your Individual 4110 • instruction/ 201-593-9090 needs. Diana Suppression".Wed., eve •Homes-7 rms. or lass - Oraenbrook, NJ 08812 Education Iniurta UC4OMM' MARTIBVILLE/PLUCK- June 22, 7pm-9:30pm. (SO yards west of Rock 41M - Insurance) •0S-722-201S FEE: $15/*k»hp To reg: Ave,) 4128 • Interior EMIN— Chlldcare. Lots TOM'S LAWN MOWER CLEANING DONE Send fee along w/name. Service.—All makes & 908-868-2522 Decorating of TLC, B yr. exp., 900- WITH CARE- by honest 231-9253 phone# & wksnp/s to 16 models.Weedeaters.Trimv Mon-Sat 11-9, Sun 11-6 4127 • Kitchens reliable woman, call: Hamilton St., Sound Brk. 4130 - Landscaping mers.ChalnSaws.Free VOUR CLASSIFIED AD MOM OP 1 QIRLS- 90S-MS417S NJ 08B05-no later than 3 est.P/U ,dellvery.699-0326 ft Tree Car* days prior to wkshp. CAN BE PUBLISHED IN wanl* to provide sate, CLEANING U NEW JERSEY NEWS- 4140 • Legal Services fun child care for your PLACE FLAGS 4150 • Loans ft Finance Qood refs, trained pro- PIANO INSTRUCTION- PAPERS WITH ONE loddler or school age 41*0 • Masonry fessionals will do your Diane Olsen Galvacky. 4190 EASY PHONE CALL AND kids, FT/PT in Brldgswa- cleaning, Somerset Cty. 4170 - Mlscoilanaotit ter. 685-7569. available for teaching FOR ONE LOW PRICE 7 daya7wk at your con. 9am-2:30pm, Mon-Fri & CnfejtTSMtiilfBvn FOR ONLY $219.00 4190 • Painting 4190 -Party ft Enter- MONDAY MORNING INC ven. Call 908-429-9346. Sat. Call 699-0636 YOUR AD WILL REACH INFANTS ft TOODLERS OVER 1.2 MILLION tainment Services CLEANINO- Profes- 4200 • PiumMna, INSURED, INSPECTED PIANO LESSONS HOMES THROUGHOUT sional, with a personal Private, Beginners. Kids' H#4YtlftQ 41 Cooling MONITORED touch. Reliable, refer- BIRTHDAY PARTIES- THE STATE. CALL M8-526-4BB4 Adults, Call now. Maglc show ft balloon FORBES CLASSIFIED AT 4310 - Professional ences. Free estimates. BO6-281-0102 4220 - Roofing 908-253-9595 Commercial & residen- animals. Call Constaru IN YOUR AD FOR 1-800-559-9495, ASK tine. 806-7743. FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN 4228 • Seasonal PRIVATE HOME tial. 10% off first clean- PIANO LESSONS- In FOR ALL THE DETAILS Ing. Call The Polished your home. Branchburg, ABOUT SCAN 4230 • Wallpapering DAY CARE Look 806-7554 Whitehse Sta. Hillsbor- 4210 4238 • Windows ough Call 369-4937. STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED FOR INFANTS & CLEANINQ-HOMES/ AD NETWORK. PRESCHOOL APTS/CONDOS/LOW TUTORING * * A * • RATES $40+ Prof .quality ALL A3ES, MOST Educational ft Develop- SUBJECTS, By reading DOS ADOPTION DAV mental Program In a sve, supp. lncl.,«xc. refs. retiat>leios*7M-2S74 specialist, w/special ed. DRESS MAKING- Cus- Sunday, 6/5th, 11-3pm Horn* environment. NJ. tom for prom, bridasv Blvd. Vet Clinic, 429 Bou cert. 18 yr.exp. 272-419B A TIME TO LEARN- a licensed ft Insured. Call HOME CLEANINO CARE maid, any occasion. CaU levard, Kenilworth. Many now for free registration For people on the go. TUTORING: Reading, dogs, all ages. Foster time to play, time to (Ing, Tara 707-4643 time for (oy.Dally child •t the QUALITY CARE Supervised-lnsured. Sat- math In yr. home. 10 yrs homes urgently needed DAY CARE CENTER. Lo- urdays TOOI 245-1945 public school exp. LOOKING FOR A CHOr Info or directions: care In my home.3:30 on.Any wkends.Child cated In Piscalaway. Cert.K-8 & H.S. Math;WA TOQRAPHER? For doing 201-376-8367 must be 3 yra.up.Msny SOe-MS-1327 HOUSE CLEANINO degree. Call 2725315. your Wedding or Family rot's avail.583-4142 9 yr. exp., Ref.s/Bonded, Group Photos. Call 9080 1 time cleaning avail. 4140 Charles Moore III. AU PAIR/NANNIES- 43020 Attics/bsmnt.s 756-2151 SOa-134-1235 CALL CLASSIFIED Llve-ln European child HOUSE/OFFICE CLEAN- 1-»OO-371-57»5 . care, legal for 12 mos ING— Quality service at Therapeutic Message ' CHILDREN'S PRIVATE Average $17S/wk. Call affordable prices. Free ESTATE SETTLEMENTS Ease your mind, relay SEQINNER RIDING 908-272-7873. * APPLIANCE REPAIR* eat. Over 12 yrs. exp. 35 Years 546-3122 your body. Affordable! lessons. Mon-Fri ages 8 AU PAIRS- European Ad major kitchen ft laun- 908-752-3301 Mesa ft tngteee, Attys Call 908-752-9498 - 13. $25. Call Debbia child care alternative dry appliances. Sr citzn Metucrien Prof. Bldg 722-7067 Branchburg exp. Kve-ln help, legal I diacl Call 572-1733 HOUSECLEANINQ 406 Main St. Metuchen WORD PROCESSING- Exp'd. * good refs. avail. Off-site, fsst « accurate 12 mos; non-proft org., PLAZA PENCE- stock 1-800-559-9495 DID YOU $175/W*. avg. Local 20% Discount w/1st LEGAL SERVICES- w reasonable rates. A Zil- KNOW . . . Coordinator: JoAnnt ade custom wood, Jerrlth Cleaning. 908-725-0921 Wiils, Living Trusts. Pow lion WPM.201-347-5033 •; that an ad in this local 908-542-1732 and chain link, all types ers of Ally. Call for exact paper also goes into 22 of fences. Fully insured. HOUSECLEANINO fees, other services. Other local papers? Free estimate cheerfully Hardworking local per J. DeMartlno, Esq. Reach over 380,000 given. Call Pete at 906 son to clean your home. 9O6-S74-S83C Adi In Cfasifffstf Acfe In CteuJffad 369-2261 Years ol experience. readers with one call! Hllleborougn. 349-783J. (font cost - 1-B0O-MB-94B5 ctont cost - Thsy psyi Advsrtts in tht Clutfflttf! AoVsrtrte In (he Cfanfflsdr in tht Clattltttd! Forbes Newspapers Business Professional DIRECTORY Serving: Westfield, Scotch Plains, Fanwood, Cranford, Garwood, Kenilworth

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Ouallty No Job Too Smalll Free eat k Cleanl 707>M71. drain cleanlng.SO% OFF, work at low rsiesl Fully •1SVRSIKMNIENC«> R e»t./Wef. (S0aj>704-82t3 with ad. *O8-S»> inturid A tree estimates. Oependsble, Quality 8822.Lie.#1287. Union 483-TREE/24S-S423, MASON Workmanship by a 352-2S94.MdH 8J5-1117 * *OOLD tUt.* * Master Craftsman, not a JKS CONTRACTORS contractor. Excellent MAINT. iNrmpmu WAaCOVERING 4230 Additional Lines, add i >10.00 lor eaci Speclallilng In all types Refereneee and Maintenance A landseap* of masonry: Brick work, Raasoneble Rales. INSTALLATION ' Ing. WS-78t-7S21 1 HUNTCR LAWN CAM block work, concrete, •SO. PLAINFIELD- and Interior Free *st., lowest prices, etc. Futty Insured, free 908-753-9181 ROOf INa-AU. TVPS8 Lawn malnt., Shrub care, estimates. Painting P. Dannucci, Fully Ina., ± CAPITOL Fertlrg, 90B-7S3-«28a 20 Fill 1 character per box, allowing for spaces and NO JOB RESTORATIONS Quality : TOO SMALL Interior A exterior paint- Workmanship punctuation as necessary. Remember to include S0S-82S-380O ing a staining. Power- SCHMIEDE washing, alum, siding re- Call: 43W phone number. No abbreviations, please! TJ"M|| d1 finishing. 908-249-0911. Slaps, Sldewslkl. All Fully Ins. Free est. Joe Klingebiel I concrete k brick work. THEE EXPERT CO CUSTOM PAINTING and 322-1956 . A BEAUTIFUL JOB ( WALLPAPERING- Int. & by Feminine Hangups/ Name i MASONRY- All type*: ext. Remodeling of baths Fres Estimates Neat, professional, free, Rrpulrs , Sldewalka, eteps, snd kitchens. Decks In- estimates. Call Joan | Concrete work, brick A stalled. FREE ESTI- S0S-SM-02S1 l blocks. 38 ysars exp. MATES. Call Tom, 755- 8541. BOO-300-8541. WALLPAPERING BY Mall with check or money CalUohn at 8J«-1244 FEMININE TOUCH Stnto Ccrtillod FITCR WNIZO J • J PAINTING- Int./ Reasonable rates. iaasn i ext. Free est. 10 vrs *xp. order to: Immoil niGfiflr tKo Prompt service. Free es- All masonry work. Free Rel's avail Full* Ins. timate*. No Job State Zip Classified Department estimate. 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LAWN MAINTENANCE , Gutter*, Siding, Doors, Fences-Sealed drives- Bath, basement, decks, (hat an ad In this local Ing: formica, Corlan, & custom ttle Installation, Spring clean-ups, shrub .Wlndowi, Kitchen*, etc. Matonry-Palnting-No Job paper also goes Into 22 hardwood cabinets. Call trimming, mulch, and . Ins. Dan 908-968-0876 Too Big or Too Little. You wallpapering and int. A other local papers? Butch 469-5661. ext. painting. Free Est. lawn renovation*. name It. We do It. CALL Reach over 380,000 Joe'* Landscape Service ALL PHASES CHRIS • 54«-2699 Call Tom 908-755-6541 readers with one call! Forbes Newspapers • Quality work, reasonable, or 1-800-300-6541 i-MO-SSf-9498 4130 to*«aaMoa •Ins. 908-968-3 174 ODD JOBS t GENERAL • N.T.C. Contractors. AL'8 CARPET SERVICE dncmfg LAWN MAINTtNANCI REPAIR8- Lt hauling, uniTtmmCmrm Clean up, lawn cutting, brush cleared & re- specializing In repairing, DOORS lhaiching, good prices. moved. Expert Int/ext. antique, oriental & hook 755-842? Automotive Guide 4070 carpentry, painting, re- rugs. Removal of Wrin- DOORS DOORS DOORS Install & repair all types. *A-DRS LANDSCAPE* ftoctrteaf placement windows & kles, buckles. Stretching LAWN SERVICE decks. Tree work, log 4 relnstallation of new & Int/Ext Call 908-707-1578 MULCH DELIVERED, BACK HOE, LAWNS Prompt, Reliable, Ins. splitting, gutters cleaned. used Carpet. Since 1950. Spring Clean-up 21st CENTURY No job too small. Why 908-363-8970 DRIVEWAYS • FENCING MOWED. CALLB79-7412 FerUlliatTon programs is all you need! ELECTRICAL INC. break your back? If you BY CATENA * * A-SCAPE * * Serving Somerset Cty. ' Ins a Banded Lie 12599 don't see it, ask. Caff us Driveways, Curbing, AM All phases of land & lawn For Over 5 yrs. I 24 hrs. Middlesex area today for a FREE esti- types of fencing. Free care. Maintenance, land- Call Clem: , (908)803-7503 B19-4819 mate. Our 21st yoar FENCE Estimates. 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Fully Please call David at Beeper # 201-312-3203 flagstone, river Jacks, Alterations All phaaaa of landscap- Insured. Free estimates. 321-6955 or 489-6814 Eddie 201-669-B493 field stone & boulders ing and lawn mainl., Free (WW) 788-7663 • (315) 766-2882 • and Additions ELECTRICAL WORK- CLEAN UP SERVICES Est.8, Owner operated. Prompt and Courteous Satisfaction guaranteed, * *ROTOTILUNQ* * Commercial, residential Of all types Garages, at- BASIL CONTRACTING (Troybllts.) Established. and industrial. Licensed, tics, cellars, etc, We also Kit, Baths, Basements. Services TREE SERVICE ALSO "Quality at Its Best ' AVAIL., 900-968-5670 Gardens as low a* S25! No. 9141, and Insured. do all types of rooling & Decks, for alt home Im- Free eats. Call 725-322B. Frae estimates. Call demolition services. Froe provement Fully ins., WALLACE Vtnce Sanionaslaao Elec- Est Fuily Ins. 226-1391 tree est. 908-232-2997 CONSTRUCTION ALL AROUND GROUND- ROTOTILLINQ tric 968-1609. KEEPERS- S.C.U.- Starting at S15 and up. CLEAN UP- Rick 9 BATHROOMS 725-3845 W.L M.-AII kinds of treat- No |ob Is too difficult or ELECTRICAL— All types Gars ntlics bsmnls 10 1 week only $4,399 ments Designing & too smalll 906-654-6220. of wiring, Service 15, 20, 25, 30 yard JMC Homo Renovations • J.F.K.• Planting, masonry, lawn changes A paddle fans dump9ler9/ronl 757-2677 90B-561-35S4 CONSTRUCTION sprinklers & Etc, Free Lie. #6252. 908-572-6750 est Calt HUBBARDSS ROTOTILLINQ CLEANUP A LIGHT BATHTUB A TILE RE- • Rea. / Comm. • 561-6244 Top Quality Work HAULING- ol nil types. SURFACING— 5 year • 908-276-1012 • Call Bill 908-873-3068 4O7S Free estimates Insured. warranty, free ostlrnatos Outfn Low ratoa We work Call 908-756-5351 * * MR, DO-RIGHT * * ROTOTILLINQ- Gar- wookends Cnll Tony Selling? Renilng? dens expertly tilled with 908-7B1-04O0 CARPENTRY A ROOF- Moving? Call me Tor nil Troy-Built, Est. gardens GUTTERS REPAIRED ING— ropalr Coiling & your work, exp. painter, ,60/sq. yarcf, 534-2674 and Installed Gutter ~* JUNITREMOVAL * floor porches, stops, spackuler. Tile, porch & donning and screening ATTICS • BASEMENTS pnlnlCnM^356-9020 screen repair, Storm dr.a All roofing ropmrs Cnl! DACKYARDb installed." Master of Iho Advrtlf CARPENTRY BY QUELI small job 90B-96B-754o Jolirl fit 90!i-57D5. CALL JOF. AT 2B7-1281 CONSTRUCTION CO.- In th% C/aaWffed/ NILLA'S CLEANING ft Woltlod vinyl roplnco- SIDEWALK SALE AH BO RI ST NED STEVENS CARTING SERVICE rnenl windows A stool Remove and fiopUco TREE EXPERTS SPRING CLEAN-UPS- Each year Forbes Newspapers prints a full page, red, Allies, bosnmtinls, gn- doors Custom docks, $6 BC| It under 100 s(i M Momoval, Trimming, GUTTERS , |unh removal of nil additions, tlormors, $6 oq ft over 100 aq M Lawn cutting anrj fall 'JOB ![,'\ Oil 70 Slump Orlnrflng, rlonn-tips Cnll Stuart nl white and blue flag on the back page of our classified Thoroughly CIUIIIMKI fcttcrnjn A bnth rornoclol- U0B-356-U404 HE Phillies Cfltjllng, Fortiliilng, & llunhoil t'i'i • $?!> Iny linsornnntB, tlrywnll 72S-saoo section. Join our group of advertisers by promoting your A'lnplncj NO JOB TOO STEVC BUMLER Hols S Fully Ins CONSTRUCTION JOHNSON'S TREE TIT TREE EXPERTS eScroeninyeRopalra dd/erifse In the Cttmtud! SMALL' Fully Insurnil, A Complete Tree business as one of the sponsors listed on the back of this •New Quttars*nuuf s Iron ost 704-0262. nosldental/Comrnorrjiiil SERVICE Qurillly work nl compnii- Somervllle Area Call) and Shrub Service 1-80O-542-0267 CERAMIC TILE A llve rates. We do it ALL i0*DI*eount to all patriotic, eye-catching window ornament. Sr. Citizen* A new Cust. Tree es1 »Open 7 dny» 4XOO MARBLE CONTRACTOR from basement to mnl. Morrlitown Area Call: 11 yrs oxperlence. long Office Interiors Fully in- 783-2884 Of 3«»7727 Fully Ins.eEst.'d 196fj Horn* Improvement Fully Ins Free Eel. lasting quality work Fully sured References avail- Business Name. Ins., tree eatmatss, ref s able 908-BBa-7Ot2 ARMSTRONO TIMBER TPIIB 4090 John DeNICOla, Jr. LANDSCAPING 110 DECKS 110 W/W CARPETING •XPIRTS INC Hmmtym*n Servfcos SHED/DECK EXPERTS 90B-212-7383 I mvM mnlnteneince «wr- Tree removal, Trimming, Many pMiterni A colari vlro Slump grinding, In. lopping & •tump grind- Address Decks only $1 o sti ft ~ CERAMIC TILE Call 90B-<120-92B2/r>A(t Cnll Removal APPLIANCE nr-i'Ain KM tlnnitjn, Shnnlrrxk SPECIAL SPFIINO brnknn cjlnnu iii|);i^ Phone# r llfl»lt|M linlfl, I'ir.riil (] r i •' PfitCES, I irnllod tnno All m Kjor hr nrwl +. /til Cmilklng A wimliliui Ft It a LAWN HBRVICB nl, Iri'i , I (I <-|(>ll f,t M'~> 'tinjdr rtppllnrirtm Una Window rit|jlrti:nriiniil nniulpn. Hinlchluq r I ully >M*Miml UnMtmturi VENIS BROS. Send this Coupon and $30 to .oMntHn. ftMpwrtrim;oil, HI ADDITIONS frns F»t A fully Inn M111/ I rig, n I c Nfi w linhlp Snnin tiny

usiness Dt)vs)lopm«nt CUSTODIAL OPENINGS Part-Tktm Job Opportunities in Our Rttp i as ofJuly 1.1994 tart Tim* Opportunities 2 Full Time positions REFERENCE LIBRAR- Potential to earn $15,000420,000 (bat* salary, IAN- Adult services. Some adt lilted in this den-* Excellent salary and benefits PART-TIME JANITOR Masters of Library Sci- iification may require a fee' eommiision A quarterly bonut) working in the fail- FOP CHURCN IN OAR- Circulation Department paced lelemarkolina department of lhit copier deoler. nenee or MLF candidate la purchase informationt Call WOOD. PLEASE CALL required. Must be avaible nil or matcriali rtgarding, To quolify, you mutt be oggrtttivt, motivated and 9OB-799).03eO. to work. Won, Tues, Wed carter inveitmcnts and/or, solat-oriented os you will be responsible for tailing up Warren Township Board of Education PHONE REPP.ESINTA- evenings and Sat. Encal- 'pportunilicl. I appointment! for our outside tolas rapt. This ii an TIVKS- P/T. F/T lent fringe benelits. Send 114 Stirling Road - Warren, NJ 07059 AVON SALjfi J Part Time Circulation Assistant ideal opportunity for those frM to work mornings or Summer & $$. Phone resume to: Susan M. All areas i afternoons in our Springfiald headquarter*. County of Somerset represantative* tor local Kriegtr, Director For Information call i f' (jj3 15 hours per week For appointment, call vince at: orfica of National Edison Public Library i.n»-M2.aa»3 ' 908-647-1211 Corporation, Flexible 340 Plaintield Ave 201-376-0055,ttxt. 38 0 tchtdule, AM/PM/week- Edison, NJ 08817 COOK- Saus Chef, as-t 13 $7 per hour plus mileage Gorden State Business Machines Equal Opportunity Employer end/weekday* available. sistanl chef, broiler. lm-» Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Excellent starting salary SCHOOL BUS DRIVER mediate positions avail-' - + Incentives SS, With COL lie. PT, AM 21/ able. Seasonal or year* 'Work in our Circulation department supervising adult Immsdiate opaningi 721- 4 rus. PM, 21/2 hrs. plus round. LBI area. Calr •MO 4141 added time claanino Divid 609-494-6197. . carrier delivery. Call Nordfne Kasml at (908) 722- buses plus athletics & PRE SCHOOL locat trip*. Conscientious ORIVIRS- GET ON* 3000 ext. 6852 HEAD INSTRUCTOR person, start immad. BOARD WITH THE RIS-! Edison area. Cull INQ STAR! OTR/Short-, ; DRIVERS P.EAL ESTATE SALES TRUCK DmVKfl/TftAC- ACCOUNTANT- Part CERTIFIED AND 9O8-549-0129 haul opportunities, home» '. Part Time Telemarketing Sales Tractor Trailers, Straight Earn more SS Buyer T0R TNAILKH- FT. me for financial services OR EXPERIENCED weekly (thorthaul), no* Truck, 2 yaart expert- Agents wanted for exclu- mtiro area deliver!** for o. Computer knowledge - (or slip seating, excellent MONDAY-THURSDAY school age child care anca, good driving sive Buyer Agency. If you company In Somerville > mutt. 534-4344. BEGINS: JUNE 27 pay/benefits. BURLING-' Representative racord raqulrad. Cati earned between $20,000 arta. CDL dies A He. re- proa. Bedminjttr school. TON MOTOR CARRIERS' AOMIN. ASST.- Family ENDS: AUGUST 8 a SSO.000 lact year, now quired. Exctllemt oppty. 9:O0 AM-11:30AM M-F^ 3-6pm, Hart 9/7. 1-800-JOIN-BMC. EOE ' cot) nt-aioc is the time to switch. benefits. 9OMes-T6O0 owned and operated In- Req.: Cert, teacher oVor MIVCIIS- It your look- surance agency looking S9.00/HR. EARN UP TO S700> Somerville and Cranford locations. Sell subscrip- Training provided. Rook- Aerobics Instructor 3 yrs child care exp. Also Ing to change ies weieomel Ask about WAREH0USI— F/T po- or exp. P/T person. adult aide or N WEEKLV- Mo expert tions over the phone. $7.00 per hour plus excellent aitlon, dullla include) WordPerfect for window wanted to teach Cnnford ence. Own hour*. Part-' |obt...Wa'ra looking Tor our salary, benefits & seniors 2 hr./wk., day- student. Start 9/7, tome you. J.B. Hunt, On* of Asit. Manager Program. ahlpping/reicilving, UPS, lla a must. Very flex- exp fsq'd. For Info con- time or lult-time. Process, Commission structure. Saturday and/or evening week- 1 & order picking, call 90S- ible hre. It daya. Please time hr.s, America * larga«t and •OeVSM-2722 For more Informtilon, tact BObbl 908-271 2844. mortgaga refunds. 1-B00+ Lday hours available. Call John or Glen at 1-800- most luccaatful trans- 469-7070 la* or mill resume. 315-f957. J portation companlea. I* Fax (90S) 276-1971 callCRANFOBD VET. TECHINICIAN- RECENT 2-4VR AC- RECREATION * PARKS Junt Employment, No FRIENDLY HOME PAR* 300-9321 or (908) 722-3000 ext. 6832. looking lor paopla inter- COUNTING QRAD — Attn. K. Jonet aitad In laarnlng to drlva WORD P.O. Box 660 DEPARTMENT at Experience neccessary, TIES- now has open* to fill Jr Accountant/ 70a-72S3 2 pm to closing, tome Ings for demonstrators/ a truck. Attar completing Admin starting pos. w/ Cranford NJO701S th« raqulrad training, you PRO- Sat.s required, call 90S- No cash investment. Parf 3>art Time Single Copy Assistant Cranford CPA «rm. Com- E/0/E/M/F/V/M 278-1661 time hours with full time! can look forward to earn- puter, Lotus,WP profi- CESSOR CASHIER pay. Two catalogs. Over ' Ing up to S26.000- PT LIBRARY AMT. cient. Send resume: Now interviewing tor 'T nights * weekends. 700 Items. Call 1-800-, 'Responsibilities include store collections, deliveries S30.OO0 your (Iru yaar, Forbes Newspapers,Box Apply at: SUPER In buay Circulation Dept. 496-4875. \ plut comprehensive ban- 2tS.PO.Box 6OT, Somer- 41 hra./2 wk. period. elUs. Call: 1-B00-845- Major New Jersey SAVER UQUOHS Ads In Clanttkd Lu> vending machines and light clerical duties. Reli- ville, NJ. 06876. IHBI.M Daytime & Evening hr*. 2197. Experienced driv- corporation. Recent Alternate Saturdays. deni eoit — able vehicle necessary. Call John D'Achino at 1- en call: 1 -800-368-8538. RECEPTIONIST- full Corp txp desired. Apply: Wsstflild Advrtlf EOE/Subj«ct to drug SOS-722-6700 Tht/ ptyl LfiOO-300-9321 or (908) 722-3000 ext 6832. time lor busy growing ca- AmiPro and Memorial Library In (fi« ClnnHMl screen rlodlolgy office In Bridge- WordPerfect lor CLERICAL POSTnON (80 E. •roM tl. water. Houra 9-S. Op-Windows proficiency ot busy cardiology Wastflald S08-7S9-4090 DP.V CLEANERS- now portunity for advance- required. Graphics office in Bridgewater. Re- hvt hiring tor F/T & P/T ment. It Interested call of- background a plus. sponsibilities Include fil- counter positions, vari- fice manager 526-6668 Exciting, last-paced ing, mailing and assisting ous locations, lor ap- environment, Customtr office manager on ape- plication k interview call RtCREATION PRO- cial projects. Hours 10-2. Forbes Tlmmy at 201-584-3794 GRAM COORDINA- satisfaction our primary If Intartttad cat! office l-v TOR— County Park Com- thrust. Solid Dentils CHERISH manager at 526-8668 i NEWSPAPERS FORKLIFT OPERATOR- mission Therapeutic flsc- package; competitive nft with experience. Steady raatlon Dipt, seeking re- salary, applicants CLERICAL- PT, ttaady A Division itfh'twfHs lm\ work, good starting sal- sponsible Individual to should send resumia houra Including book- ary. Start immediately. plan and Implemtnt year- to: TASCOR, INC., 50 keeping, inventory, AP, YOUR fMPLOYMENT 9080 908-685-7600. round programs for peo- Main St.. Dept. AMT, AR, and general office. ple with disabilities. BS Whits Plaint, NY, 10608, Computer literate. OENENAL CONTRAC- In Therapeutic Rec- TOR— needt FT Painters or Fax to: 914-082-2119. Friendly environment. reation preferred. Send EOE/ADA Employer Send resume to: PCC, or Painting Contractors, resumes to SPPC PO will sub-contract. Must Z08 Rt. 18. E. Brunswick, ROOTS ASSISTANT MANAGER CUSTOMIR SERVICE Box 5327, North Branch, •CUST0MIR SERVICf NJ 06816/fax: 246-3842. have own transp. BOB- NJ 08876. EOE Expanding catalog co. High energy, hard work- 369-4334. Ing aitiaiant to cover alt CUSTOMER ateks bright, motivated COLLECTOR aipecla of fatt paced, GIRLS WANTED- from RESTAURANT ptrsori for F/PT position. Local Plecataway co. growing company ex- REPS New Jersey, between 7- NOW HIRING for lunch « R«q. two yean office needs 3 p/l collectors, 6- panding to Plicataway. 19, to compete in this daytime positions Flex- experlinc*, MlddleMK. 9pm, M-F. Federal Iipress, the ible scheduling, advance- •(90S) SQ«.0»OO» Call Elaine years fourth annual 1994 Collexx Inc. 201-*44-2!32 world's premier air ei- Newark Pageants. Over ment opportunities. praas carrier, la cur- 20 thousand dollars In Excel, for homemakers •ii rt is -ti 908-762-7O70 Atalatanta FT/PT rently seeking Cue- prizes & scholarships, or students. Wendy'a, BARBER— F/T or Prr, COLLEGE STUDENTS 1010 Btetton Rd., Pltca- exp.. lie, busy ahop. Sal DOUBLE YOUR »mtr Representatives call today, 1 -800-Pageant INCOME! 5010 • Career Training Local office ol national In Somerset, NJ who ext. 400S (1-800-724- teway. eitwell Avenue) *NO. EDISON HOME- 11 pret., Creative 4 inleresl- CUSTOMER SERVICE Computer knowledge a Morrltlown, N.J. Jmo. & 31 mo. old chil- REP.— for Insurance MOTEL PERSON- small must. Accounting Firm or KID5' ACTIVITY ing career with good sal- June 3 1-4PN tdren. 9am-6:30pm, 3.4 or ary & benefits. Somerset agency with Commercial motel needs a mgr ft Mortgage Co. experience • 5 days. Non-smoker Co. area. Call 908-234- Lines experience, PIC maid. Reliable. Room' a plus. 9OB-S34-2722. NJ. Jol> Service •driver's lie. Call after 9606 days ash lor Cliff or Lie. raq., Agency located salary. Lgt work, nice 7S Vttorana Memorial {j 6:30pm 908-603-9021 Bob or 908-617-5448 In Springfield, Please working cond. Couples. SECRETARY/ Drive eves contact Joanne/Qeorge Retiree welcome. 908- BALES SUPPORT- Somervllle, N.J. DIRECTORY ••.SUMMER HELP WANT 722-0773/201-5S6-3407 at (201) 912-9112 or Growing Consulting Co. June* -Mf»M »,ED- 8:45-4:15pm, Mon, CDL- Tractor Trailer Send resume to: seeks highly organized, jFrl., Bound BrooK area, Drivers, 2 years exp. America's Ins, Center, 25 NUHSE/LPN self-motivated person S call for Into. 302-1328 Bust OB/QYN office w/3 NJ. Jtb Service Local/over the road HI,22 East, Springfield, with good communica- SO* Jariey Avanue NJ, 07061 locations, Exp a plus As- /[fin /.• n Jim • i Medical. Prollt sharing. tion skills, good typing New Prunswlcli, N.J. »,VOUR CLASSIFIED AD sisting physicians w/pa- skills, WordPerfect exp. *7Jte O J CAN BE PUBLISHED IN Quarterly safely bonus, tlent care A procedures, Juns 10 md June 1O paid holidays Weekends DID YOU Salary plus benefits. 14P>M TOC ORTS Ssa NSW JERSEY NEWS Office rotation reqd. Call Cair»M-S2«-S34s STrrre or .PAPERS WITH ONE off. Call SMP. Inc. 908- KNOW . .. Diane 754-7400 3 EASY PHONE CALL AND 454-4272 ThlB little ad can be read SECRETARY— Financial NJ. Job Service *'FOR ONE LOW PRICE. CHILDCARE- Earn by more than 380,ooo OPTOMETRIST Services Co. seeks B2S Madison Avenua- • FOR ONLY $219.00 money providing quality readers in 17 publica- PART TIME experienced, detail- nalnfield, N.J. *YOUR AD WILL REACH chlldcare (or 1 or more tions throughout Somer- needed tor Brldgewater oriented, full charge Juns -t« and June 27 6 Weeks $.RO95 Pony Rides • Carousels *OVER 1.2 MILLION children In your own set, Middlesex and Union area (20t) 78S-0793. secretary Computer KM PM IHOMES THROUGHOUT home. MONDAY MORN- Counties? It caught you/ k nowledge a mu st FREE Uniform (duty \J*J 2THE STATE, CALL ING INC, otters Ires in- attention, didn't II? OWNER OPERATORS Bookeeplng skills a plus. •NO FBB CHARGED* Hayrides • Petting Zoo CFORBES CLASSIFIED AT surance, relerrals, equip- Call YOUR ad in today' WANTED- Lift gate 90S-534-2722 Call For More Information ^1-800-559-9495. ASK mont, back-up & mofe. 1-«00-9S9-*499 trucks wanted lor local Please call Paula or FULLY INSURED •.FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN Union County 90B-668- We Got Results I pick up deliveries. CDL SERVICE TECHNI- Debbls for Interview 908-572-0023 JFOR ALL THE DETAILS 4804; Somerset County and good driving record CIAN- A/C, Heating, re- nppolntmentsi. CLOVERLAND* (908) 996-3140 or 2984 90B-526-4BB4 DRIVERS required Please call frlgerntlon, for Est Co., (MM) IB4-S773 JAB ou T SCAN Experienced drivers 1(201) 6230036 Mln 3 yr. Comm./Indus- 1629 Slclton Rd., Plscataway A Division ol C Bai 6 Ranch, Inc .'STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED COMPUTER TECM- needed lor #1 Llmo Co. POSTAL JOBS trial exp., Staedy employ- [Across from Knlrwny dolf Center) hAD NETWORK FT/PT, Saiurdnys req'd in FT/PT positions HVDII. ment, all benedln for mo- pel a retail store. Assemble Knowledge ol Tri Slale Slarl 511 41/hr For exam llvated service parson • MEN • 5O80 and Uoubloshool. Musi area a must. Professional & application info, call 308-489-3800 Victors Air inc • WOMEN • Employment- know Windows. Prlnlor drlvors need only npply 2151-769-0301 ext NJSH9, Conditioning Co. Inc _ ACCIUOITEDWITH FUNNY BONZ •Jnrn-9pm. Sun-Frl C0MMINDATION l¥ Qemrttl ropolr a plus Senei ro Mon.-Thurs. • CHILDREN • sume to: PCC, 20B m 9sm-12 noon PROGRAM AS- SWITCHBOARD JOAHO Entertainment for all occassions 10 E Brunswick, NJ. 1 30 Flm llrB«1 ]nxp days & possibly Sun- yr a old or ovor nnd hAvfl Una nn opening In the NURSES • SELF«FENS£ clayo, lor ConrJornlnltini •necessary 1-6 111-BB3 DRIVERS ,i valid NJ DriVBrs Li- Crnnford Opornllonn tfid INTfHniM4t> * litHWiiiir iiirl * 4*l«»irit AppkciKKU, Ppww luuing *B02BJEx1. HI 6BB 7A lirs_ In Hl(|hlnri(l fntK. Cnl' Stralnhl h trnctar, r/T lor : Join j conso f or inoro inla cnll Onnlnrftir n Swltchtxinrd IBWII Wn are • l'«n» Adlmnl I'lu-lvn • SELF-HEALWO: InOMIM !)0fl-n<15-t(l?S) Ijiitwonn II local work. Dlspnlchod BOB-5?(S-!iOrjO (hearing Operator with n «'«>MIM»V» • t'run I'lirlluM . HMKI (Mind, Body • ADVISOR In Molro nrea IN CONTnOI A CHOOSE , School Pioyr/itm A Corpotnlu Picnic* 1/ 908-2 7 vexjn DAYB, smrrs s AS- (908) 526-SI87 IMirlmin'itMi In looking loi IOam-3pm 908-647-4200 *, ANIMAL CARE lllll/|infl llrnn n»|i I inn Eixparlencact prnforrncl, ['FIX nxpnrlnncn n plui WB tif*tf mn t' ATTENOANT/ Ciiohn loi '''till viifiinir DIM will limn riritiinnl ItriutH innm-l'pin. MUM • »' ANIMAL CONTROL DRIVflRB Irnlnlrm progrnm. grrtnl ty <^tnnrw»^fl tk InxltilHty tn rustniirnnt. Oiifitl pny Traolor/TmllBr Advertise Your School or Camp »* OFFICER Income potenilni, coiti wv^oiitwlKitin urmrTiiany DRIVERS pnny hriniiSH'i mi lean I II I II f I o n * (i (; II t I •; For A|)|>ly In pnrs' Arimi Mnn Uitlh ill At ynu wurttl PDrn For Less Than S30 Per Week >, Somerset Hnmm>« Rouln 202 JOIN oun ChtRD iBfltl InKn Hill •.Society In North Brnnch NORTHCABT itiosi Irnpnrinnl qtnp ItM 3TAT FLeeT...PICK FROM And Reach Over 185,000 Homos your enrp^f, [i in how ID IIH TII II mi (ixtnyfil ^uroointriy, mlu|ilionii nnii Wt'll •l|lliV«n, Tioli'illlvi' • REGIONAL yiiur tnciinip find iinm /!><> Wnhiiil Avu (IK)fl) S4!l ? Throughout Somorsot Union 6 ^nnlmnl nonlrol Kmuinl dotntlnd typos IWIIMIIKI • LONG HAUL wl'nl yi>u mn WDIIIII Cnll no nox tv 11 Cninnl otlkd I It'* hi'i • IRAMB A,loin /iplii^M MIJI fin II r^rnnltiiil, NJ Middlesex Counties. •jponlrol CIKI niindod til i iiriliilanllnl inl SI. t:> iinqfimhln don't eoat - 8dt -Hun itt IHHMO, IFIIII HJ ossar Th»y p*yl tuei.-frl. p Attvtrtlt* In (fit Clairittdl Thty payl (908) 722-3000 ext. 6236 ll-l/(ID DFPI DIHICT TRANSIT INC. B-10 WS8UIVHI IWGOra June 2,1994, AutomotiveGuide Planning for the Millenium • By ANDREW J. McEWEN o f FORBES NEWSPAPERS M.CUSS - LEASING *' BRIDGEWATER — Work began on a new 43,000-square-foot Mer- cedes-Benz showroom and service I center along Route 22 East in Bridgavater with a ground- breaking ceremony attended by Bridgewater's mayor and the marque's New York vice president last Tuesday. Markham Motors owner David J. Batten announced that with the new facility came a new name — Millenium Automotive Group. Mr. Batten bought the dealership from Charlie Warkliam 10 years ago and decided to move five years ago. The move from North Gaston Avenue, Sornerville to Route 22 next year reflects a much higher profde for the 27-year-old dealer- AUGUSTO F.MENEZES/FORBESNEWSPAPEHS ship and Bridgewater business, he Inviting golfers to try and win an Infiniti J30 at the Fore Love Golf and Tennis Open are said. The old showroom will be Blllle Davis, fundralsing chairman for special events and member of the Board of Directors leased, he said. for the Resource Center for Women and Their Families; Michael Kalafer, president of "We have been looking forward Remington Infiniti; and Joan Sulzmann, Executive Director of the Resource Center. to this for so long. We have been here 10 years. The last five, we have been looking for a property and we were fortunate enough to find this place." Take a swing at a new Infiniti Bridgewater Mayor Jim Dowden Golfers will have a chance to win an Infiniti J30 trip airline tickets in the U.S. characterized the move as a double at the Fore Love Golf and Tennis Open for the Cherry Valley Country Club, designed by re- success: First, the new showroom benefit of the Resource Center for Women and nowned architect Rees Jones, has been rated the meets rigorous zoning re- Their Families July 11 at the Cherry Valley Coun- "No. 1 Private Course in Central Jersey" by Cen- quirements and means good busi- try Club in Skillman. tral Business magazine. All golfers and tennis ness for the town; second, a Mer- cedes showroom on the 4,5-acre players will receive a gift bag, picnic lunch, re- *RON WILSON/FORBES NEWSPAPERS The Infiniti, donated by Michael Kalafer, Presi- site represents a step up from its dent of Flemington Infiniti, will go to the lucky freshments during play, access to swimming facili- former use CKings Motel). Breaking ground for the new Route 22 Millenium Automotive golfer who scores a hole-in-one. Mr. Kalafer has ties and a cocktail awards buffet. Lunch will be "This type of operation is a Group showroom are David Schembrl, New York vice president also donated several valuable door prizes as well. served beginning at 11:30 a.m. with a shotgun start major, major improvement," said off Mercedes-Benz, David Batten, owner/president of Markham Flemington Infiniti is just one of the many cor- at 1 p.m. Mr. Dowden. Motors, and Bridgewater Mayor James Dowden. ' porate sponsors of this benefit. Other corporate Reservations are limited to 120 golfers and 32 The mayor was excited about the donors are OrthoMcNei] Pharmaceutical, Forbes tennis players. Donation for a golfer is $250 and way Millenium fits into the long- some more employment, too." shield 50 new cars from the ele- Newspapers and National Starch. teenis player is $100. Corporate sponsorships are term economic future of the town. The building will house twin ments. Along with an array of au- "Corporate sponsorship plays an important role also available. "It's part of the maturity of showrooms, each capable of dis-diovisual equipment and a cus- in this very special event and the proceeds will go For more information and a brochure, call the Bridgewater," he said. "It's prob- playing up to 10 cars — one fortomer lounge, Millenium plans' to to the vital programs and services the Center pro- Resource Center at 302-2545. ably the last available piece on new, one for "previously owned" carry an inventory of about 150 vides victims of domestic violence," said Joan Sul- The Resource Center for Women and Their Route 22. There are very few large models. A 22-bay service center cars. 1 zmann, Executive Director of the Resource Center. Families has been helping battered women and pieces available, if any. There will will be equipped with the latest in be a higher ratable which will be of diagnostic, maintenance and repair Mercedes New York Vice Presi- Other prizes include a three-day cruise to the their children for over 15 years. All services are benefit to the community. But it's equipment from Mercedes-Benz, dent David Schembri said the new Bahamas, a three-day golf vacation and two round- confidential and provided free of charge. not just that — with the upgrading and a 16,000-square-ibot un- showroom would be one of the big- of the showroom there will be derground parking facility will gest in New Jersey. ! START YOUR SUMMER Rll '94 DODGE CARAMANI

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Asking S60O 359-3683 ptrfact body. $4500,90a- $25,000 B/0. 908-786- 908-754-2527 FORD- 87 Aerostar, 8 Strvtca Call (901) 885-6458. 725-B7M 0245 SI 6,900.908-359-7483 12M • Mlac«4lan«oua •MW— 17 329, blk.. *: CORVETTt- 85, blk w/ paesenger, AC, 5 spd. aaaaaaaaaaaaaa NISSAN— 61 200 SX, 5 Ian, 2dr,, 5 ipd, 64k, TOYOTA- 6» Camry DX PLYMOUTH- 68 Valiant, MERCEDES-HNZ- '64, grey 'nt 30K, mint cond well malnt exc, cond. • HOW TO BUY • spd., PB, PS, P-win., whMls, ilarm, snrl., new 4dr, auto, PW, PL, 65K. 4 OR Sedan, 6 cyl., auto, 500SEC. Sllvir-blu* w/ $16,500 must sell! Call good tirea plus snows. •230 908-234-PS73 • A UMD CAR • Feb. Inipac. new am,1m/ tires, •>:, conrj., S7O00 •xcal cond, S7200. 903- PS, PB, 71k ml. Good blue interior. Loactad. Asking S3SO0. 7B1-05B2 Off-Road EXPERIENCED cass, runs good, $650 722-78*4. tirea/braka*. 2nd owner New wheels, tires, alrm, B/O Quich safe! 685-1310 B/O, soer04«7os and phone. Excallant INFORMATION. - 88 Fox, 4 dr., 95k, Bttt oftar. 908-212-0448. • 1-9©0-7«7.2441 • CADILLAC— 17 Sedan condition, 514.500 tlrm. AdVwtfM ft) tftt Cfauffltdi OLDS- '81 Omega 4DR, Davllla. Evtry option MC. cond.. $3000, 908- CallJohn, 201-535-5271, 4x4*, Sport mod 6010 • Under $1000 I2.2I/MINUTE. many new parts. Reliable 281-6749 4*trtfM to «» CfMiffrttf ATK- 90, 604ES. (APPROXIMATELY 4 Excel cond. In/out.I Light Truck* MUO • Ondtr 92SOO transportation. SS75. owntr. $5900,722-7966 Motorcrou. Ntvar uud I03O • Automobiles MINUTES.) 906-469-2232 days. S7000+naw, MUST SELL THE 9 LINER CHIVV- 72 Chtvelle $4600. Call 234-2456. 1040 • Antique)! and OLDS- 64 Clara. Needs DID YOU Clastic Automobiles DUNELLEN, NJ Mallbu. 2dr coup, 310 in- KNOW ... MU6TBE1SOROLDER. motor work. Best Oder gin*. B»it Off ar. MM • Luxury Call after 5. 526-3535. GREAT RESULTS that an ad In this local •MO tportscars CHEVY- 77 Pick Up, $O8-72S-3««1 paper also goes into 22 •MO • PLYMOUTH- 81 Reliant other local papers? Oft-fload S07O • Family Vina $1000 B/0. needs work, CHIVY- 87, Ciprlct 4X4'*, Sport and 908-231-9421 standard, good cond. Reach over 380,000 •0«O • Clanic E»1»lt Wigon. readers with one call! Light Trucks S300. 90B-722-2035 All opt. Good cond. 74k •0tO- Trucks and Vans CHRYSLER- B5 Reliant 4dr, auto, good tires & PONTIAC- 78 Trans ml., J4500, 908-725-9719. AUTOMOTIVE SPECIAL FORD- BB 150 XLT. HARLEV DAVIOBON- 8100 • Financing 4wd, 302 4sp, AC, 6tt. 8110 brakes, commuting car, Am. T-tops, n«w tires & FIAT— 79 Spydar, con- 93. Low rldar, only 700 Parts, Acces- rlma, Like Smokey ft the bed, 73K. new 33"tlraa. MriOi and Sarvtcea 118K, S75O/BO, 752-2165 vert., ntvy blua, one mi! Asking SI2,000. Call Bandit, has blown en- cond., I5O00 90J-489- S62OO. 908-359-4730 S-epm 90B-204-9096 gine, S500, 287-5213 05C9 aft. HONDA- 90 VTR 2S0, TOYOTA- 85 Tercel, 5 FORD- 89 Taurus MM) exc. cond. 1700 mi. FORBES NEWSPAPERS I ipd., 107k, rum good, Wagon, 6 cyl. Pa, PB, Frucfcs and Vans under full warranty until Unds some work, $500. Auto, n»w tlm, 72K ml. 5/97. Asking S250O/BO. 908-563-4174 Qrut cond). Tnilai hiich. LIMITED Call 0OB-752-9572 aiK for S7000/BO, 287-5213 CHEVY- 75 C65. 23 ft Mike or laava mag. TOYOTA- 86 Celica 0T. bed w/rotlolf & winch. PS/PB, pwr ri, AC, am/lm JEIP- B« Wrangler 427 VB, Auto. S5000 or cass stereo. Needs body Lafldo, ft cyl., manual, GO. 1-80O-B64-3B81 ask AdmrtrM In (fta CJlMMMf AUTOBIOGRAPHY work.BO 908-2 72-8522 hard/solt lop, S9h, IT80D lor B/O, »xc. cond ,752-5154 TIME DID you FOND- 87, F250, 4x4, 84 00 KNOW ... JBIP— 8» Wrtnglir. P9/ 7Bk ml., asking SSO00. RECREATIONAL ROYAL CHEVROLET/GEO thai an ad In this local PB, Bcyl. 5*pd. H«rd/bl- Call Jim 908-719-9636. VEHICLES paper also goes into 22 kinl top,9»Krnl. 17,850. Route 28 other local papers? 9O6-769-9MB. MACK- classic 1952 OFFER 1 Just Eail of Rl. 23 & Rt. 27 Intersection Reach over 3BO,00O truck, 18 II. body, Hal 8410 • C ttft1B9T9and readers with ana call! MADZA- 80 Pnge LX, bed, good cond., run- Traitors Bound Brook 1-iO0-SB»»4»5 Loidad, Am/FM Can. nlng. 51500,782-1391 •420 - Motor Homaa AC, Auto, PS, PB, PL.W •430 - RV Parts, (908) 356-2460 Si 9unroo(. EKC. cond. Accaaortos ft Service S750O nifl. Bob C27-O367 •110 S44O • Mlac flV #030 4 LINES FOR 4 WEEKS Automotfv* Parts, Automobile* MAZDA- 83 RX7 GSL. CADILLAC umfw $2S0O Gold, liathtr InIntt 5)p. AecmmmortM and aeoo sunrf, ACAC , rotat rry erg. BOATS KEMPER CADILLAC S3O0O/BO. 7Z2-OS09, • No copy changes BUICK— 84 USabre. MAZDA- 01 Protig* U. 5 milat from Brldgewaler Commons fully equip, great cond JUNK CANS WANTED 8610 • Boan Routs 22 East at Route 287 Ovarpau Loadedl PD/L, tunrl. except for adjust- Lnte modol wrecks & ••20 • Powar loata must see 102K, S200O/ Qood cond. 6S.SK. Best • Sailboats Bridgewaler BO. BB5-9<185 Irucks. Top $$$ Paid Otter. 9C8-706-4363 ment to price of ve- 908-548-6582 IHO • Motori BBBO - Marinas (908) 469-4500 CHIVY- 09 Euro- — B7 Marqla Celebrlty wagon, Needs hicle you are selling. 8«tO • Rantale * LS, lully equip 76.500 ABSOLUTe AUTO Chartari engine, AC, fill, CC, Am/ ml, 13900. 889-5O10 aflor AdtffUorMf fines, add S3(.0Ol or each • No refunds if can- seo CHEVR0HT/0IOI Fm/Cnas, 3rd. sortt. Cash For Your Car 9070 • Blip Rsntala $1200, cnll 0O0-722-300O 6 pm celled before ad runs Junk of Running •HO - Biorag* 0 s k to S [i o a h w 11 h MEBCURV- 89 1 FHEE Pickup-Local ArBfl 8M0 • •uppJlaa ROYAL CHEVROLET/GEO Mr Bnrsoney concerning LS, black, auto, loaded, 1 for full four weeks. We Buy Scrap Mttal 8700 • Parts and crtr fnr snlo good cond, B6K ml 1-600-870-J2C2 Accaaiorlaa Route 20 ••rvlct Just East of ni. 23 ft Rt. ?87 Intersection FORD- v:i I hunrtmbirrt. $6500. 68(3-2315_ • Private party Fill 1 chnrcicter per box, allowing lor space* and punctuation as necessary 8130 8710 • Mlae Boailno, Bound Brook Oftcj- ownor, Llko Now! MERCURY— tlO. Sable Remember lo include phone number. No abbreviations, ploasel $2500 U/O IIIBO Cresconl Wtulo, full powvr. loadoil advertisers only. Mlacmllmnmaum (908) 356-2460 Cnr[|O Triiller, L.lkR Now Good colici. 70k hwy nil AutomotrVe M30 CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH | 7 «I2', $2500 72501{i;i $6500. 8QB-23Z-3 71? Nome- Power Boats I is FORD— 78 fjrnrmtln M ITSUB I8H I- O'J Mall with check or .1s)i(l. Ocyl, 31K, AM/I'M. Ecli|j!»e Spoils coupo, rVddrass- money order to: STORAGE TRAILERS (2) BAYLINER- B4 Capri r«c. cond $13!iO/Ht cntidy appla rod, locilrt- <10 loot niirl 45 fool ?lll cuddy cabin Bolbo BELLE MEAD GARAGE oft Mr H<)H-72'.'-fl7/9 Ing Ironl bucket asnlt, Roulo 200 Claailfltd Department 90il-4.')t)-2J7O, nMnr 5pm PnntB I/O, loadad Moor- MERCURY 0!> ttrii/fm/cin». w/6 ipenk- Phone• Corbel Newspapers ii'ij A enmper rnvsra Bella Mead US. !)S|i, fully IrinrtfuJ, or5, clock. ro/cJalug fluya lFit« motifl iBB()"i (903)359-8131 in II i: U n in u ii 11 y n n w . Stall *.O. Box 699 humane to hiimpm Omul p/mlrr on, rcni npollGi City- Zip. Imrka. cntu \'r'CI\) ll/fi- - (14 .looo, 10 grnphln ncconlft . |i» , nil Somervllle, NJ. 08876 tlO'l or ('i(lll) !ii>?-O!j/r. t inlrty cnbln, trallor, i:m, tun III (ttlvn UBI1 L ,11, 10 iiM an lljim m;iai)M jlicin, lull vvtiool •,|inr lull m VISA/MC #. , Exp, Dale Slit• AAA ISlSf Imilfi VITillO 549-2611 NISSAN- II'. 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In but according to our sales contact, the fact, the two cars share suspension, same can't be said for the optional steering and drivetrain components. three-speed automatic. That option is Than Your Money's Worth The synergy of the- two cars has best left to the LSi, which carries a proved successful, especially for the 115-horsepower, 1.8-liter engine. I was This May At Remington Prizm. We've just spent a week behind told that when this version is this capable, rather plush little sedan equipped with the four-speed au- and found little to dislike. tomatic transmission, around-town EXTERIOR cruising is effortless. Rack-and-pinion steering, along with 175/65R14 tires Prizm looks like a much larger car provides nimble maneuvering, and al- than its compact EPA designation though the small rubber selection is suggests. Minimizing outside noise in- less expensive, it exhibits noticeable trusions is a primary concern of car tire scrub in tight cornering. Easy-to- builders nowadays, and Geo is no ex- reach ventilation controls, along with ception. Its doors utilize a one-piece sheet metal design which extends an AM/FM stereo with four speakers Our May Sales Drive Promises Tb Be above the roof line. Its body was re- contribute to a comfortable commute. designed last year and, taking cues A short 31.5-foot turning circle is par Value Packed Opportunity For Wul from almost every other automobile for a small vehicle, while Prizm comes manufacturer, rounded corners and with a 3-year/36,00O-mile limited war- flush glass are de rigueur. Composite ranty, and 6-year/100,000-mile of cor- halogen headlamps, body-colored rosion protection. bumpers and a new "champagne" ex- terior color, along with styled steel HANDLING wheels all can be had on the Prizm. Driving feel is above average for a compact, front-drive sedan. Its ride is INTERIOR quiet and road feedback is adequate, Extra floor insulation and sound- and while the standard Prizm gives its deadening material in the roof pillars drivers a feeling of confidence, it lacks WAQON Auto.. • cyt, p/i. p*, wNta, Mr bag, ABS. quiet the inside, while fewer control the excitement of the more "sporting" AJ*FM CM* CO. ft. raW, •torn, aHoy whfc. pAWIcka,, cru*aa, MSBP $»,130. connections travel from the cabin to LSi version. yiNtPT0O4444. the engine compartment. This pre- vents engine sounds from "traveling" SAFETY to those seated inside. Front reclining Dual airbags up front are now bucket seats, with adjustable head- standard equipment for 1994, while rests are on all models while the up- side-impact beams, childproof rear scale LSi version receives fancier up- door locks and dual-mode belts in holstery material, a 60/40 split rear back make installing a child seat easi- seat, dual visor vanity mirrors and er. Both models can be equipped with dual front storage pockets. We drove optional anti-lock brakes and the front the standard version with a few op- three-point belts can be adjusted for tions, and even the base model offers shoulder height. a center console with a small storage SUGGESTIONS bay, as well as a spring-loaded dual 2dr., 6spd, 4 cyl, m/s, nrVb, a/o, AM/FM CUB., mats, air bag. MSRP drink holder which extends from the Wo felt the air conditioning unit is a 111,010, VIN#RU0Z6336 dash board. Four adults aboard must at $795, while $170 will add a brought a very comfortable trip, and rear defogger. For another $195, a cas- those in back commonted on Prizm's sette player is installed, and a ta- 33 inches of legroom. Up front there chometer fetches another $60. TEST DRIVE Plus The Area's Finest Selection Of Pre-Owned Vehicles t 1982MrT8UB»Hi 1991 MrreuBeH 1991MS8AN 1992MfTBU«8HI 1991 HONDA DIAMANTE ES 3000 QT 300 ZX ACCORD EX BL. 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June 1-3,19$ Fortes Newspapers Watkwid Pkii 3 VfcctendPius Jannetti-DiBianca and Dancers bring their dancing feet to George Street By WltUAM WESTHOVEN dance," said Jannetti, whose "neo WeetencfP/us Ed/tor romantic" performances were de- t's been an uphill struggle for scribed by one critic as "surpris- Warren resident Loretta DiBi- ingly traditional in their sense of anca and her partner, Andrew uplift and design." "I would say it IJannetti of Manhattan, trying has a lyrical quality in terms of to establish a professional modern performance, more movement- dance company in the competitive based. But my new piece is more New York-New Jersey arena. But theatrical than what I normally with the help of a few friends, and do." a prestigious showcase at the That comes from DiBianca, who George Street Playhouse in New describes her style as "more theat- Brunswick, the Red Peonies Per- rical, with some pieces tending to formance Project may be finally be more like performance art." on the brink of a major breakout, "Our products are different, but Last year, the group became the the process of choreography is first dance company in residence similar,1' said DiBianca. "We allow at the George Street Playhouse for lot of experimentation in re and finally made its New Jersey hearsal" debut there. Friday and Saturday, Each will perform their own the Highland Park-based en- works at George Street. DiBianca semble crosses the Raritan River will offer three works of "contrast- back into Hub City for the second ing moods and images, including of what they ?xpect will become the premiere of Our minds are not showcase an annual affair. separate, a "series of cameos rep- Jannetti/DiBianca and Dancers resenting the journey from fear to - the performance wing of the trust." DiBianca will also perform Red Peonies umbrella, which also Androgyny, which she premiered includes the New Jersey School of as a solo piece last year at George Dance Arts in Highland Park, Jan- Street, but will dance in duet this netti's Manhattan-based dance time out with Lazar, a native of company, a children's dance pro- Israel now living in West Orange. gram in Manhattan and a school The score for Androgyny features outreach program that has per- the eclectic experimental music of formed at many schools in this Brian Eno and Robert Fripp. Her area - will be joined by guest art- final piece is called A Conversation ists Claire Porter, a noted choreog- Piece, which is danced to a vocal rapher and performer, and Elie score by DiBianca, who is also N«w Jtrsty Balltt principal tfanctr Ellt Lazar and Loretta DiBianca rehearse lor their upcoming Lazar, a principal dancer with the trained in musical theater. New Jersey Ballet for a program of Jannetti's contributions also in- performances at the George Street Playhouie In New Brunawlck, original Jannetti-DiBianca works, clude a premiere, Helpless, featur- some new, some variations on ear- ing five dancers and an original than ever, Jannetti and DiBianca counts to Rutgers students led her boost attendance to this year's lier pieces. Porter has also been musical score by Ronnie Cusmano. teach both inside and outside the across the Raritan to the school, show, which will be offered once commissioned to create a new Helpless is intended to "explore organization (DiBianca heads up where she rediscovered her pas- on Friday and twice on Saturday, piece, tentatively titled If My the many ways in which one ex- the dance program and is an in- sion for dance. Now, she's part of Ticket sales certainly help their Words Wore Boots, for this exciting periences helplessness." Other structor at the College of Staten the Jannetti-DiBianca and Dancers modest budget, which is aug- showcase. emotions are explored in On Cm- Island), and their New Jersey and will perform during the mented by state and private Ironically, while both Jannetti mon Ground, one of Jannetti's ear- School of Dance Arts, which rents George Street show, grants, school tuition and, when and DiBianca admit their contrast- tier pieces (Jannetti's dance com- out space at the Reformed Church "In acting, you can hide behind need be, their own money. But the ing styles have influenced each pany in Manhattan has been up of Highland Park, teaches a mix of a character, but in dance, there's main goal is to reach a larger audi- other's work, neither wiU dance and running for 12 years), an inti- both children and adults. no hiding; it's much more you," ence. At the rate they are going, with the other during these par- mate duet that depicts "the never- "Some of our adult students said Carey, comparing the two ex- there will surely be larger crowds, ticular performances. ending struggle for equanimity didn't start out to be dancers," said periences. "It's been great." and larger grants, supporting their "I think one of the reasons we within a relationship," Jannetti's Jannetti. "Now, some of them are Completing the cast for the Jan- efforts in the future. trained well enough that they have netti-DiBianca and Dancers com- got together in the first place is portion of the program will also In the meantime, the George that we are different," said DiBi- become part of the performance." pany at George Street will be Gil- include Desire, a "dark" piece for Street shows are a chance for Cen- anca, a graduate of St. Pius High two men about "people trapped One of those students is Joanne lian Beauchamp of New Brun- School in Piscataway, which has within their own space and emo- Carey of Westfield, who previously swick, Debbie Levine, who just re- tral Jersey dance fans to be there since closed. "That way, the audi- tional turmoil" His final offering, studied both dance and acting but ceived a B.A. in dance from Rut- at the beginning of something ence doesn't get the same kind of Juxtapose, is a "pure movement decided to concentrate on acting in gers and is co-director of the great. movement for two hours." piece, based on the juxtaposition college at Rutgers. School of Contemporary Dance But while the partners will of various movement phrases" in "Dance was my first love, but I and Theater in South Plainfield, JANNETTI-DiBIANCA AND DANCERS 8 dance separately, supported by an upbeat, carnival-like air danced was at a point in my studies where Julia Ritter of Highland Park, p.m, Fnday, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Satur- their ensemble of dancers, each to the music of Philip Glass. people pointed out to me that act- Mickey West of DuneUen and day, at George Street Playhouse, 9 Liv- will carry the influence of the Performance, though, is not the ing might give me more op- Lynn Robertson of Old Bridge. ingston Awe., New Brunswick, Tickets other on stage. only enterprise that matters to the portunities," said Carey, who has Last year's performance drew a $12, $10 semor^students, $6 children. "In the scope of things, my work Red Peonies, although their in- had some success landing parts in respectable audience, but this year, Opening-night reception following Fnday is considered to be more tra- creasingly-busy performance regional theaters around the area. Jannetti-DiBianca are hoping the performance (admission $5), (908) ditional than the new wave of schedule is taking up more time A bulletin board offer for dis- presence of Porter and Lazar will 246-7717.

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it comes to street fairs, some towns are guitarist Kirk Demarest of Dunellen (12:15 p.m.), r set up for them, and some are not. Somer- singer Gordon Vincent (1:15 p.m), "power reggae" ville, with its wide Main Street, spacious from Somerville's Gene Grey and Friends (1:45 p.m.), sidewalks and a setting that's the epitome singer James Ralston (2:45 p.m.), singer-host (and of the historical New Jersey suburb, is. New Jersey street fair favorite) Bob Mele (3:15 p.m.), Perhaps that's why the Somerville Street Fair is the Somerset Valley Sweet Adelines (3:45 p.m.), High- traditionally one of the best-attended in the state, land Park-based acoustic trio Sherman, Siehl and with crowds estimated at upwards of 50,000. This Surowiec (4:30 p.m.) and singer Tom Brennan (5 year's 11th annual Somerville Street Fair, which will p.m.). take place in and around Main Street 11 a.nv6 p.m. There will also be strolling musicians up and down Sunday, promises to be another memorable event as Main Street, including Cumbre, a contemporary This tltgant •tiln«H)liss box created by John Best of West nearly 400 craft exhibits, scores of entertainers and group of musicians from Bolivia who have been tour- MIKord It an txamplt of tha fine crafta available this weekend 30 food vendors are expected to be on hand forth e ing the United States for the past two years playing a it the annual Spring Ftna Arta and Crafta Show at Nomahegan ' hungry shoppers, collectors and families just looking variety of indigenous Latin instruments, Also filling ParklnCranford. for a good time. the streets with melody will be Irish-Celtic musicians The fair will close off traffic on Main Street near tynn and Tony Hughes, who are better known as the historic Somerset County Courthouse lawn, Pointin'. Crafters to gather which will provide an open area for visitors to gather, Children's entertainment will include storyteller rest, and hopefully enjoy some sun. You can begin Kathryn Weidner of Raritan, who will spin tales, and your trek there, sampling international food delica- invite audience participation, on Main Street (near cies tk)r«uve way as you browse through the hun- the courthouse) at 12:30,1 and 2 p.m. in Nomahegan Park dreds of craft exhibits offering everything from paint- Food vendors will offer both hot and cold items, rafters from up and down of pins, earrings, neckwear, hair ings, Russian folk art and jewelry to hand-crafted including international delicacies from Greece, Ital- the east coast will gather clips and hand-embroidered rib- Urdhoiue, hand-rolled beeswax candles and finefur - ian, Polish and Filipino specialties, We're talking ka- this weekend in Cranford bons. niture, bobs, shrimp tempura, spinach pies and taco salads, Cfor the eighth annual Other exhibitors will offer every- Collectible items will also be well-represented, in- not to mention lots of goodies as well, from fresh Spring Fine Arts and Crafts Show thing from clothing and leather crafts to toys, stained glass, pot- cluding antiques, vintage clothing and even trading fruit Smoothies, fresh bakery items and authentic in Nomahegan Park. Sponsored by the Union County tery, paintings and photos. cards. Pennsylvania funnel cakes, A variety of ethnic foods will Many of Somerville's outstanding restaurants will Board of Chosen Freeholders, the Naturally, there will be plenty to enjoy even if your Union County Division of Parks also be available, while Joy the not in the mood to buy. The Snowmobile, which will also join in the fun, including La Cucina, House of and Recreation and Rose Squared Clown will be on hand to entertain be located on Main Street near the corner of Division Wong, On the Mark and the Magic Grille. And yes, Productions, more than 130 profes- children with face-painting and Street, will host a full schedule of music, dance and a Central Hook and Ladder will be serving their tradi- sional artists, photographers and other activities. few surprises, including a martial arts demonstration tional Somerville Street Fair favorite - their famous crafters will be on hand to partici- The show will take place, rain or (by Yu's Black Belt Institute in Somerville, scheduled hot roast beef sandwiches. pate in the juried competition and shine, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and for 11:45 a.m. on the Snowmobile, followed by an- Don't let the crowds scare you off: there's plenty of offer their wares to the public. Sunday at Nomahegan Park in other demonstration at 1:30 p.m. at the courthouse) parking around town, and if the weather, which Exhibitors include Ellen Rosen- Cranford, which is located across and a special appearance by psychic/mindreader seems to be finally warming up, holds, it should be berg of Edison, a jewelry designer from Union County College on Marc Sky (4:15 p.m.), who (watch out) will be looking quite a fandango. who incorporates her former voca- Springfield Avenue. Admission for volunteers. tion, dress designing, into her cur- and parking (at the college) are Snowmobile musical attractions will include a set SOMERVK1E STREET FAIR 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday, June 5, rent work, using unusual fabrics free. For more information, call (908) 874-5247. of jazz by the Tom Brislin Quartet (11 am), singer; on Main Street, SomerviHe. Ffee admission. (908) 996-3036. and metallic trims to create a line 11 ;i |) pin ill Us

AND CRAFTS Route 10, Randolph •Highlights from Leo Delibes' ART AUCTION a,m.-4:30p.m.Ju«12. Frw (908) 879-4408 PREMIER ART! ft CRAFTS (201) 887-0993 ballet. Admission $7 with admission. •WthpracwH to benefit the Gatewty Shopping Center . NomahepnPsrK Watchunf Arts Center •Custom car show and swap 18 SWnfRd, Witching HOMES AND QAMCM tow's Uons Club, 9 a.m.-5 Route 9, Old Bridge Springfield Aw,, Cmnfbrd lunch, $5 without, (90S) 874-5247 meet, 9 a. nv4 p.m. June 12. (908) 753-0190 •VTHEIAV p,m. Sunday throufi Oct. 30. (906)362-5006 •Held acres* from Union Coun- Adults $4, children 6-12 $2. •Benefit for the art gallery. 7- Proprietary House Free admleaion. •Craft show In a suburban set- ty College, 11 a.m,-5 p.m, June 10 p.m. June 4. Admission 149 KMmy Ave., Perth Amboy MONTCIAIR ARTIST ting. 10 am-6 p.m. June 4, Speakers 4,5, Free admission. $10. {906)826-5527 •TWO TOW noon-5 p.m, June 5. Free ad- STAMP, POSTCARD, AND BASE- Kid Slnll CATHERINE DOTY/ •House and |arden tour, plus a Montclalr mission. AUTI MART BALL CARD COLLECTORS OPEN ROSEMARY MCLAUGHLIN Crossroads Theatre Company re-enactment of the arrest of (201) 744-1717 ROSE DAY THE ADVENTURES HOUSE 9 p.m. Sunday, June 12 9 Uvtnftton Ave, New Jersey's last royal gover- •Tour of 21 erttsts' studios in Colonial Park OF MAIDE MARIAN Aallstamps N.J, Workshop for the Arts New Brunswick nor, 10 a.m,-4 p.m, June 12. the suburban township, 1-5 Mettlers Rd., East Millstone 1 p.m. Saturday, June 11 38 North Main St., Milltown 152 East Broad St.. WestfieM (908) 032-8464 Admission $10. p.m. June 5. Admission 15, (908) 234-2677 Watchung Arts Center (908) 247-1093 18 Stirling fid, Walchung •Showcase of theater, dance, rTAUANHimTAQtniTIVAL discounts available. •20th annual celebration In the (908) 789-9696 •For collectors, 10 a.m.-4 p.m, music, etc. for young audl- Garden State Arts Center NJ. RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL Rudolf van der Goot Rose Gar- (908) 753-0190. 8050385 •i'oetsfeatt their works in n June 5, Free admission. enc«,9i.m,-3p.m.June4. Garden State Partway Davidson Ave,, Somerset den, 10 a,m.-4 p.m. June 4, 'Robin HooO retold with a Hoilery senmp,. Donation. Exit 118, Holmdel STRAWBERRY SOCIAL womanly view. Admission $5. Adults $15, children $5. (908) 271-1119 Free admission. LIBERTY STATE PARK (906) 442-9200 SOMERVIUE STREET FAIR Grlgjjstown schoolhouse TOM CHAPIN CELEMATfMORmSTOWN •Re-enactment of England in Railroad Terminal •Music and culture from the Matn St. .Somerville Canat Rd,, Griggstown 1,3:30,6 p.m. June 5 Municipal Building days of yore, through June 26. NJ linripikc li»il 14U old country, starting 11 a.m. Admission $9, discounts avail- 1908) 996-3036 (908) 359 5571 Edward Nash Theatre 110 South St., Morristown Jersey City June 11. Admission $29-tlO, •Food with a strawberry theme Rantan Valley Community {201) 267-1722 able: call for days and hours. •Downtown in the Somerset and more, 5-1:30 p.m, June 4. (201)915-3411 •Juried art show and crafts ex- discounts available. Wt»M HERITAGE FESTIVAL County seat, 11 a.m,-6 p,m, College, North Branch Free admission. ;it 1 Vi i).m. Sunday hibit, 10 e,m.'6 p.m. June 11, JEWISH HEWTAOE FtlTIVAL Garden State Arts Center June 5, Ram date June 12, (908) 725-3420 noon-6 p.m. June 12, Free ad- Garden State Arts Center Garden State Parkway Free admission. SUNDAY TEA •Singer-songwriter and Hie g June b. Free ad- mission. Garden State Parkway Exit 116, Holmdel SPORTS CARD, MEMORANDA, Merchants and Drovers brother of the late Harry ("Cafs mission. AND COMIC SOOK SHOW Tavern, Route27, Hahway in the Cradle") Chapm Ad' CURK STAMP, COIN, Exit 116, Holmdel (908) 442-9200 •Bill MtKeivoy on Rails Along Clarion Hotel (908) 388-0053 mission $6, AND IAKIAU. CAW IHOW (90S) 442-9200 •With music and dance from the Morns Canal • To The Route27, Edison •A leisurely repast in an 18th- COPPEUA 1 Howard Johnson Motor Lodge •Including a emit show, starting the Eastern European nation, Coalfields " June5, (908)972-8244 century tavern, 3 p.m, June 5. 10 am. Thursday, June 0 Garden State Parkway 12:30 p.m, June 12. Admission starting 11:30am. June5, •Angara Santomauro nn Tie* •Exactly what It says, 10 a.m.- Admission $8, Club Gene Exit 135, Clark $23-$7, discounts available. Adults $7 in advance, $9 day flections Upon the Labor Move- WHEELS IN MOTION Route 35, Sayreviile (908) 247-1093 UONtCLUiniA MARKET ol event; children under 10 4 p.m, June 12, Admission $2. County College of Morris (718)846-9182 ment,' June 12. •Monthly show and sale, 10 Route 206, Chester free. Sf RINQ FINE ART June 1-3,1994 Forbes Newspapers Princeton to host rare appearance by radio refugee Jean Shepherd ByWlLUAMWESTHOVEN Neu» item that listed him as a co-writer, and even WeekendPius Editor took credit for much of the filmmaking process as ean Shepherd, speaking by phone from his Flor- well. ida base of operations, sounded a little annoyed, "He and I are partners, and we really co-direct a little tired of having to explain himself once these things," he said. "It isn't a matter of just giving J again. the script to the director. Humor is a very personal A man fuU of contradictions, he's tired of explain- thing. It's like Woody Allen; you can't imagine some- ing to his Metropolitan-area fans that he's a film- body else directing a Woody Allen movie. I have the maker and comedian, no matter how many people same problem. My stuff has a specific kind of humor from this area still identify him from his late-night and it requires a very strong input from me when radio program, which ran from 1956 to 1978 on WOR we're actually making the movie. in New York ("Radio was just another gig," he's fond "A director isn't as important as people think he is. of saying). Yet, those very fans he seems to resent A director really is kind of like an engineer on a the most are the only ones he keeps coming back to train; he doesn't mechanically run the train, he juat year after year, While his live appearances are less makes sure it's working right. I don't know how frequent each year, Friday will mark his 29th annual other guys work, maybe they Just give the script to show at Princeton University's Richardson Audi- the mailman. I'm just saying it's different between torium. Bob and I. See, I own my characters. Generally, He may be a little confused, saying he's big with that's not true of a screenwriter. In my case, this is the college crowd (it's usually a bevy of baby boomers my work, IVe been a filmmaker for years, and there's who fill Richardson Auditorium every year for his no reason to rely on somebody else. If it's a turkey, annual Princeton University Alumni Weekend ap- blame me." pearance), He is, however, correct about one thing - At Princeton, he'll relate stories about the produc- filmmaking is, indeed, his vocation these days, and tion along with his familiar, hilariously-unique ob- fans will be glad to hear that the long-awaited fol- servations on Route 22, Jersey diners and American lowup to A Christmas Story, the popular comedy culture in general. Traditionally, he selects one of his based on several of his famous short stories, is in the favorite old stories to tell during the show, but can and scheduled to premiere in July. wouldn't reveal which one. The film, It Runs in the Family, will star Charles "Because of my involvement in other work, I don't Grodln and Mary Steenburgen as the mother and do many personal appearances, because it takes three father, replacing Darren McOavin and Melinda Dil- or four days out of my life to go someplace and do a . Ion. Kieran Culkin, brother of Macaulay, takes over show," he said. "The only major show I'm continuing the role of Ralphie, the child character that repre- to do is Princeton, because I do enjoy it very much, sents Shepherd as a young boy growing up in De- and the audience loves it, so why not? That's what I pression-era Indiana. do. I'm a guy that makes people laugh." , «.,..,... ••*,_. _., ..* Hie movie was directed by Bob Clark, who directed —. Jtan Shtphtrd dutlM a Bitter End crowd In a rare photograph A Chnstmas Story and is described by Shepherd as JEAN SHEPHERD 8 p.m. Friday, June 3, at Richardson Audi- <«"" hit days at a sUfKfUp pftrformr In Manhattan. Friday, the "my filmmaking partner." Never one to downplay his tonum, Princeton University, Princeton. Tickets $16. (609) formtr radio fegsnd, now a tuccttiful screenwriter, will make significance, Shepherd shot down a New York Daily 258-5000, his annual live ippaaance at Princeton University. Curtain

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X Weokond Plus 7 0 VI E Video rewind superfluous. It's a raging case of Sequelitis: get as much from the original movie in as possible, and Murphy's let the plot of this one take care of itself. As directed by John Landis law (Trading Places, Animal House), Beveriy Hills Cop 111 could have 0a%f the |nd ott days when easily starred Stallone, or Schwar- Eddie's talents are zenegger, or for that matter Steven Seagal or Mr, T. It is a standard Mid Johnny Cuton held the wasted in stale sequel cop movie with a very few mo- one)?, we iwMMetnt coi* 'Beverly Hills Cop IIP ments in which Murphy's talent lection of Johnny'i Favorite Mo- By JEFFREY COHEN for brash improvisation is allowed wants, selected by the master tUsekendP/us film Critic the light of day. himself frofn rnRes end miles of efore Eddie Murphy signed the deal this time is that Axel Toityi Show tapes, wtt cure on to make the first Beverly comes to LA to investigate the you fast, fast, fast After the Hills Cop, it was a project murder of his mentor in a bust ninth time some animal relieves Bslated for Sylvester Stal- gone sour. Clues point to a South- itself on Johnny's silver hair, the lone. Anyone curious as to how ern California theme park (The 55th time Ed McMahon yells "hi that movie would have looked with Disneyland parallels are not sub- tle), and in true cop-movie-cliche yo!" or the thrtd Camac routine, Stallone in the lead should visit fashion, Axel plays a hunch and you'll be glad Johnny decided to the originally-titled Beverly HWs flies halfway across the country. give it all up and become a leg- Cop III. Eddie Murphy fans will He has a quick reunion with end. The last tape, featuring probably want to stay away. Billy Rosewood (Judge Reinhold, Johnny's farewell, is well worth This movie, a textbook example who gets second billing here mere- seeing, because K includes that of what's gone wrong with Eddie's ly because he's been a good sport touch of class tatty lacking from career, takes Detroit cop Axel for two pictures before now), then the rest. Foley to Beverly Hills for the third gets down to business, and before time in search of someone who you know it, he's rescuing children has shot a close friend. By now, from a thrill ride gone haywire, Axel knows Los Angeles so inti- with stunt work so obvious you'll 'Short Cuts' mately that he can find the near- wonder for a minute if the role of Robert Oman's Short Cuts Is est hospital without directions Axel hasn't been taken over by anything but short at three when yet another innocent by- Roger Moore. hours-plus, this slapdash col- stander is gunned down in the There's plenty of opportunity for lection of Raymond Carver short street Axel to rush in where he isn't rants, wrpcn teem to oe con* And that's what's wrong with wanted, to have to bluff his way netted in some way Aftmen isn't the whole franchise, now. The first through situations, and he takes letting us In on, la a HWe too Beveriy Hills Cop, although it was Eddlt Murphy's latest trip to Btvtrly Hills Isn't tht kind of high- exactly one of them. Otherwise, he much. Many of the characters not the paragon of action comedy caliber comedy you expect from one of America's favorite fun- just yells "look out" a lot, and an downrtejtt annoying, and its makers would like you to be- nymen. But ht doss shoot a lot of people. shoots anything that moves. The some of the plot Ikies are seri- lieve, hinged on the fish-out-of- possibilities of satire on the theme ously depressing. There's a mes- water premise. Axel could walk down Rodeo Drive, get a good look at park mentality aren't even explored, as the kindly old Disney stand-in sags in there somewhere, but some of the outfits on local residents, and bust out laughing. Now, he really is kindly, and is even played by Alan Young, the guy who used to it's your can aa to whether It's looks like he's outfitted by the Armani leather jacket division, and talk to Mr. Ed. Honest. worth looking lor. drives a brand-new Mustang convertible instead of the clunker he For spice, the filmmakers have added a love interest for Axel, and as dragged around the trendy streets in the original. is traditional in all Landis films, all the women are strictly for deco- It is a measure of how far Axel has come that where he would once ration. This movie is so devoid of creative though that there's even a bluff his way into a free stay at the Beverly Hilton, he now opts to pay 'My Life' nod toward Jurassic Park, and nothing is done with it. George Lucas Speaking of depressing, his own way at the Sunset Motel. There are no banana-in-the-tailpipe shows up as a guy in line for a ride who's annoyed by Axel, and you jokes, and his closest friends are the very same polite cops he once had them's nothing ike My life, in to introduce to the down-and-dirty world of police business. wish he'd had more to do with this movie. which Mich* Keaton is a dying When Axel runs into Serge (Branson Rnchot), who used to run the Fred Elintstone has nothing to worry about. Eddie Murphy, however, ad man whose w*fe (Nicole Kid* capucdno machine at a local art gallery, it is because Serge is now a has played his hole card again, and came up short. It's time to regroup. man) Is about to *» birth to trendy gun dealer, and his 10-minute rap on guns is almost completely Again. their ohldi Kaeton decides to make a videotape for the child to explain Daddy, and every 1 ilm capsules frame of this film is designed to gat you where you Hve. For the Captul* rtvtcwi CURRENT FILMS "I love a good cry" crowd, be my by WMktndftut staff guest BACKBEAT -Jeffrey Cohen * - RMomnwndHl •The Berlin club scene is the back- ix - Strongly rtcommtndtd drop for this engaging look at the prefab early days of the Beatles, OPENING with an emphasis on the relation- Top 10 THIS WEEK ship between John Lennon and orig- inal bassist Stti Sutcliff (who left the band and later died before the video rentals THE COWBOY WAY Beatles made it big). (R) •Action cornody about two warring 1. Mrs. Doubtflre radeo cowboys (Woody Hanelson, BAD GIRLS 2. Remains of the Day Kiefef Sutherland! who travel to •Madeleine Slowo, Maty Stuart 3. Ma/ice Manhattan lo find a missing friend. Mosterson, Andii1 MacUowell find 4. The Three Musketeera IPG-13] Drew Barrymore star ;is women forced to becomi; gunfijjliters in ttio 5. A Perfected RENAISSANCE MAN Old West. (R) 6. Addatm Family Values •Penny Marshall (A League of Vm 7. Another Stakeout Own) comedy starring Danny DoVito BEVERLY HILLS COP III as a fdilod ad executive forced to •tririie Murphy is hack in La-La 8. A Bronx Ta/e find work ns a basic comprehension Land as Axel Foley in the third in- 9. A Dangerous Woman teacher to a group of dimwitted stallment of tins popular action 10. Thereof Innocence Army recruits. With Gregory Minns. comedy series. Judge Roinholrt add - List courtesy of Easy video John Goodman and Rick Moranis star In the new comedy The fl/ntstones. (PG-13) John Ashton are nlso back as Axel's (Please turn to page 9) 8 Weekend Plus Forbas Newapapors June 1-3,1994 WMNBIMPIUS

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•WWIVWOTHCOAMC Don Bluth (An American Tail. NOttCAK •A group of hunters get more Voices include Carol Charming, •Ray Uotta (Unlawful Etty) than they bargain for white Charo and Gilbert Gottfried. start In this futuristic action Stalking human prey, Starring Songs by Barry Mamlow. (G) yam about a Marina captain Rutger Hauer and F, Murray who escapes from a prison col- Abraham. (R) WHEN A MAN ony in tha year 2022. LOVES A WOMAN THREE NINJAS •Dramatic love story starring • Andy Garcia and Meg Ryan as a THIWEIt KICKBACK *» Director Ron Howard's look loving couple whose idyllic Me •Sequel to 1992 hit comedy is threatened by a hidden se- at the day in the life of a fic- about a trio of juvenile martial tional New York City tabloid try- cret that explodes into crisis, arts experts, this time showing (R) ing to avoid bankruptcy and their moves in Japan. (PG) break a big story. Standout WHITE FANG II: cast includes Michael Keaton, THREESOME MYTH OF THE WHITE WOLF Glenn Close, Robert Duvall, •Lara Rynn Boyle. Stephen •Disney adventure about a Marisa Tomei, Randy Quaid. (R) Baldwin and Josh Charles star young prospector whose titular in a comedy about the confus- half-dof,, hall-wolf companion is PHILADELPHIA ing relationship that develops seen by Alaskan Indians c.b tnu *Tom Hanks turns in an embodiment of an old legend. between three hormonal col- Oscar-winning performance as IPG) lege roomates. (R) a laywer who sues his employ- ers, who fire him when they WITH HONORS THUMBEUNA discover he has AIDS. Denzel •A nomolf.'ss man (Joe Pesci) Washington is the reluctant, •Animated musical version of Don its A'ltn a pjoupol Harvard homophobic lawyer who takes the popular Hans Christian students after a chance meet- his case to court. Directed by Anderson fairy tale, directed by ing. (PG-13) Jonathan Demme (S/fence or* the Lambs), (PG-13)

SCHINDLER'SUST H Steven Spielberg's Oscar tri- Mai Qlbaon trlaa to atop a runaway ataga COKH carrying Jodla Foatar and Jamee Oamtr in umph: a black-and-white drama tha new Weetem comedy hit Mavwfcfc. about Oskar Schindler (Uam Neeson), a Nazi sympathizer (Continued from page 8) during filming, stars In this changes when one asks the friend. (R) and war profiteer who later spent his fortune and risked his cop buddies, while Bronson adaption of the popular comic other to aeduce her o(d boy- own life saving the lives of Plnchot reprises his BHCI role book about a murdered rock friend, m UTTUMMHA as the oddly-accented Serge, star who comes back to life as more than a thousand Polish •Bernardo Bertolucci's epic Jews during World War II. A gru- who pliyi ttw bad guy in this a vigilante super-two. Dark THfFUNTITONU about a boy (Kaanu Reaves) eling three-hour epic that takes go-around, (R) sets echo Batman in this slight- •John Goodman stars as tha who travels to a mystical king- * a psychological toll on the view- ly above-averafa actioner portly patriarch of everybody's dom. With flrodget Fonda, sing* er, but pays off with an uplifting GUANIUIE boosted by several strong sup- favorite "modem stona-af* er Chris IsaaMPG) ending. (R) •Dam Cuvey comedy finds prting roles. (R) family" In this big-budgtt, live- film as private eye who suffers action adaption of the cartoon MAVtMCK SERIAL MOM from amnttla. With Valeria Go- CVENCOWBJMJ series. Short on plot, long on •Mel Gibson takes the reins •Offbeat director John Waters lino, Jam* Earl Jones, Kevin OnTHfltUtt props, special effects and pre- from James Gamer, who's also (tfafnpnty, Pink flamtafos) Pollack, (PG-13) •Uma Thurman stars as an ad- historic humor, With Elizabeth on hand for this lively adaption goes relatively mainstream venturous hitchhiker wno fills Perkins. Rick Moranls, Roaie of the TV series about a flam- once again with this comedy CHOONLVN in with an unusual band of fem- O'Donnell, Halle Berry, Kyte boyant gambler in the OM starring Kathleen Turner as a •Spike Laa's first film since inists in this troubled adaption MacLechlan. Music by the West. Jodie Foster completes "perfect" housewife who goes Maloofrn X is a return to trie (it was pulled for retooling last "B.C.-52's." (PG) the trio of high-powered stars in to murderous extremes to kaep streets of BrooWyn fora com- fall after disasterous test what is beirtg touted as one of her family happy. With Same edy drama about a family in the screenings; reportedly, though, FOUftWtMMtt the big action comedy hits of Waterson, Rick) Lake. (R) 1970s, co-written by siblings it's much better now) of Tom AMMNMJUL the summer. (PG) Joie and Cinque Lee, Starring Robbtns novel, (R) **Appealing romantic comedy MUNI Wfn Wood*rd. (PG-13) stars Andie MMDowell NAKIDWNMW: fA controversial artist and his THIFAVOR (Groundnoi Diy) and Hugh THMNAL INSULT nymph-like models draw a Cowboys Kltfer Sutherland and Woody Har- TNI CHOW •Eliiabeth McGovem and Har- Grant as a couple who cany on •Leslie Nielsen and the gang young cleric and hit wife into •Tha late Brandon Lae (son of ley Jane Kozak star are best an intermittent affair after return for the third installment their sensual inner circle. (R) ration ridt to the aid of a New York City the late Bfuce lee), who died friends whose relationship meeting at the funeral of a of tills police-spoof series. (R) friend In The Cowboy Way.

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Music King Missile wordsmith open to fans' Interpretation' By Ski HOWARD found itself treading in new waters of com- rWQNBDOnUS nlWBf mercial success with Happy Hour, While . "Jfmott tf u# were wind-up toys the record was the band's most popularly- it would be in our interest accepted release, not everyone understood To ktm how to wind ourselves up the points or jokes Hall made. Or wind each other up " 'Detachable1 was only helpful in so far as it got some more people interested in the That's the way it is." band," said Hall, whose hysterical song -John&HaU about "castration anxiety" also humorously frm "Wind Up Toys" received some party-hearty, frat-buddy to the world of King Mis- votes from its extended play on MTVs fiea- Tsile. vis and Butt-head and from morning-radio In the world of music, you have DJs. "For most of them, it was a novelty pop, metal, country... and then thing that they laughed at on the way to King Missile. work. It never occurred to them that a Trying to characterize the New York City- working band had anything to do with it." based quartet, which will bring its thought- Their latest release has been taking care provoking, often-humorous brand of of that. King Missile, the band's third re- spoken-word and singing rock to the Fast- lease for Atlantic, is already holding strong- lane at Asbury Park on Friday, is like the ly on the college music charts, despite old adage of trying to fit a square peg into a boasting an eclectic set of tracks - ranging round hole. from jazz to Beatles-influenced pop (Hall Lead singer and wordsmith John S. Hall often mentioned the Fab Four during his doesn't mind whether people misinterpret phone interview) to grunge - that is a bit his lyrics or not. Actually, the soft-spoken less accessible than "Detachable" but just as Hall, an avid reader and a lover of free- strong musically and lyrically as an track on verse writing, believes the band thrives on Happy Hour. its fans' curiosities. Whether King Missile does as well as "Interpretation is whatever they make out Happy Hour is not a major concern for Hall, the song. If they're happy with it, fine," however. The concept of artistic success, e said. "I don't expect people to think the •ame things about a song that I think." like the topics of his song lyrics, takes on its That doesn't offer much relief for fans own special meaning. "It's an honest question that every band wondering the meaning of verses like "The John S. Hall (top right) will confutt and Might fani with hit strangt frt* air was breathing, but I nearly suffocated/in asks itself, 'What is success?' Is it selling a my sarcophagus/Where the antelopes wear vtrM lyrics whllt fronting King Mlitllt Saturday at tht Fait Lant In Aabury million albums or playing for smaller audi- underwear on their antlers;/ On my mantle, Park and Sunday at Maxwail'a In Hoboktn. ences who like your music? Sometimes I memories recede, but cost of living adjust- wonder if any band writes songs specifically ments dance the/Charleston at the Roseland back into popular music rarely seen today. for Shimmy Disc - Muting on the Hump for commercial success," pondered Hall, of resplendent nostalgia," culled from "De- Their latest release includes 17 tracks, (1987), They (1988) and Mystical [expletive] who has also dabbled in book and play- lores," a jazzy track off of King Missile's with topics ranging from love ("Love Is") to (1990) - became college-radio favorites but wrighting. "We don't have to appeal to ev- latest, self-titled release. mystery CThe Dishwasher") to paranoia clearly indicated that the music world was erybody or even the average person. We just But their openness to interpretation is ("Socks," "These People"). Hall alternates not yet ready for King Missile. have to reach the people who have feelings also King Missile's beauty. With an elastic swiftly between spoken word and singing Their major-label debut, The Way to Sal- similar to ours." ensemble of guitarist Dave Rick, bassist/ and even steps out for an instrumental with vation in 1991, solidified their foundation in keyboardist Chris Xefos and drummer the Led Zeppelin-ish "King David's Dirge." alternative radio, which branched out much KING MISSILE w/ The Mieoes. Saturday, June 4 Roger Murdock, Hall, who often performs Always innovative, often brilliant, King Mis- farther with the release of Happy Hour in at Fast Lane, 207 Fourth Avenue, Asbury Park, spoken-word shows in between King Missile sile's story proves they have carved them- 1992. Tickets $10. (908)988-3205. tours but never practices "competitive po- selves into the '90s rock (n' roll scene on Bolstered by a pair of surprise hits, the King Missile will also appear Sunday, June 5, at etry," has been given the chance to put the their own terms. goofy "Detachable Penis1' and the stalker Maxwell's, 1039 Washington St., Hoboken. (201) kind of attention to the English language Their first three albums, each recorded tribute "Martin Scorsese," King Missile 798-4064. In concert

THEBARKROFSEVU1E ferent worts, among them the COURTHOUSE GREEN ensemble performs works by admission. er (he) perform in a picnic set- forms works by J,S. Bach, Tele- 7 p.m. Jun« 4,5 world premltrt of Three DfcWn- East Main St., Somervllle Bartok, Warlock, and Kirk. De- MARILYN MICHAELS ting, Admission $12, mann, and Boismortier. Ad- Fairieigh Dickinson University son Potm by LJM Leathern, (906) 704.1010 nation. 8 p.m, June 11, 2:30 p.m. QUINTET OF THE AMERICAS mission $10, discounts avail- Dreyfou Theater, Madison Mutts S10, senior citizens and Outdoor concerts at 7 p.m, Fri- KINO'S ROAD June 12; Forum Theatre 4 p.m. Sunday, June 5 able. JOHNNY VARRO (201) 593-8620 students $8. day (weather permitting). Free S p.m. Friday, June 3 314 Main St., Metuchen Soclair Brooks Farni 8 p.m. Friday, June 10 •Rossini's comic opera, sung In CENTRAL JERSEY admission. 19 Haytown Rd., Lebanon Watchung Arts Centm (908) 548-0582 Watchung Arts Center Italian by the Optra at Florham SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA •Beulah Gospel Tabernacle 18 Stirling Rd., Watchung •Singer and comedian performs (908) 236-6476 18 Stirling Rd., Watchung company. Admisskm $25, dis- 8 p.m. Saturday, June 4 Young Adult Choir, June 3. (908) 753-0190 a one-woman "Night of 101 •Woodwind ensemble performs 1908) 7530190 oounta available, Edwwd Naih Theatre •Somerset Valley Chorus of •15-piece swing-era band per- Stars." Admission $22, group works by Villa-Lobos, Bernstein, •Jazz pianist performs in a gal- MJJB1MVUR Rarltan Valley Community Sweet Adelines, June 10, forms in a gallery setting. Ad- rates available, and other composers. Adults lery setting. Admission $10. 8 p.m, June 5,0 College, North Branch JENKINS MOTHERS mission' $10. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY $15, senior citwens and stu- BEN VEREEN MoCtftar Theatre (908) 725-3420 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 11 KOLRINA ORCHESTRA dents $12. 7:30 p.m. Sunday, June 12 McCartef Theatre MUnMna> PI, Princeton •"Poos extravaganza" with Crossroads Theatre Company 8 p.m. Thursday, June 9 8 p.m. Saturday, June 4 THE ROCHES 91 University PI., Princeton (600)6834000 woite from America and Eu- 7LMngstonAve. 8 p.m. Friday, June 10 ConservarjwTBmpIt, 201 Richardson Auditorium (609) 683-8000 rope. Adutti 19, senior citizens •foOo-paytfwWc band whose New Brunswick South Third Aw., HWandPark (609) 2585000 McCarter Theatre •"Stories and Songs" with the marten met at Princeton Htfi and students $6. (908) 985-4633, 287-4132 (90S) 545-6482 •Performing works by Grieg, 91 University PI,, Princeton actor, Admission $45-118. Scnool In twnacotn)n| concert •Gospel foup performs w/the •Synagogue's chorus sin* the Rossini, Gershwin, end Peter (609) 683-BOOO WESTMINSTER bttae going on the H.O.R.D.E. 7:30 p.m. Sunday, June 5 Apostolic Center Choir, Rev. wortd premiere of Um Ma- Rossini, plus traditional songs •Maggie and Terre and Surzy, COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA tour,AdrnWon$25-tl6. State Theatre, 19 Livingston Kevin Clark, and others. Ad- crtasef) VaOi, Free admission. w/the university's Glee Club. now with new hairdos, Ad- 8p.m. Saturday, June 11 CANTMU Awe., New Brunswick mission $20410. WMOHTUFE Adults $7, students $3. mission $21-«17. Richardson Auditorium, Princeton University 0NMMMI QHQKAtl (908) 246-7469 JtfNKM STRINOS 8 p.m, Friday, June 3 PAM PUfW WOt ACKWMAN LE TWOWPHE rte L'AMOUR (609) 258-5000 7:30 pm Sunday, June 5 •Interpreter of American popu- 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 4 8 p.m. Saturday, June 4 Conackamack Middle School 8 p.m, Saturday, June 4 •Performing works by Grieg, lar song vrfio brouajit down Car- Pirtofl!i)n| Mi Canter, Mid- Edison Intermediate School Wltherspoon St., Placataway Unitarian Fellowship, 21 Nor- Unitarian Church Romberg, Ellington, and other WAY SCUBA CLASSES HAVE YOU EVER HEARD THE ROAR OF MAN MADE THUNDER?

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57 Bridge St.. Frenchtown AWMHQMI a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from 1-5 (908) 996-6011 Route 35, Shrewsbury p.m. Free admission weekdays; (908) 462-1466 admission $3 (discounts avail- Sunday through Wednesday Restored tavern built on the able) weekends. from 10 a.m.-6p.m.1 Friday Uwn'i Four Comers before the •Morris County Beekeepers As- and Saturday from 10 o.m.-9 Revolutionary War. Open Tues- sociation meeting, June 5. p.m. day, Thursday, and Sunday GREAT SWAMt OUTDOOR •Aviation art by Keith Ferns, from 1-4 p.m.; Saturday from EDUCATION CENTIR June 12-July 12. Reception 10 a.m,-4 p.m. Admission $2, 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham from 1-6 p.m. June 12. discounts available. (201) 635-6629 HUNTERDON ART CENTER THIAKT MUSEUM Open every day from 9 a.m.- 7 lower Center St.. Clinton riiMviOfl University 4:30 p.m. Registration required (908) 735-8415 for programs. (609) 258-3788 Wednesday through Sunday Tuesday through Saturday from •Hike along the Blue Trail in the from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission 10a.m.-5 p,m, Sunday from swamp, 10 a.m. June 4. ( $2.50. discounts available. 1-5 p.m. Free admission, Touis •Bicycle ride around the swamp • 'Michael Lenson: Real and of museum highlights Saturday (helmet required), 10 a.m. at 2 p.m. Western European JuneS. Surreal" pointings, through paintings, sculpture and deco- HOLMES-HENDRICKSON June 26. rative art from 19th and 20th HOUSE JAZZ 88 GALLERY centuries; also pre-Columbian Longstreet Rd., Holmde! WBGO Radio art and art of the Americas. (908) 462-1466 54 Park PI., Newark •19th-century photographs by Historic house (from 1754) and (201) 624-8880 Henry Peach Robinson and an example ol Dutch architec- Monday through Friday from 10 Peter Henry Emerson, through ture. Open Tuesday, Thursday, a.m.-4 p.m. June 6, and Sunday from i-4 p.m.; •"Music Seen" by Janet Resti- •Photographs from the mu- Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m, no, June 2-July 28, Reception seum's collection, through June Admission $2, discounts avail- from 6-8 p.m, June 2, 6. able. HOWARD MANN ART CENTER BLACKSMITH MUSEUM LIBERTY SCIENCE CENTER 45 North Mam St. River St., Millstone NJ, Turnpike Exit 14B (908)873-2803 Jersey City Lambertvtlie Blacksmith shop that was m (201) 200-1000 (609) 397-2300 operation from the middle of •"Where Science= Fun" with Wednesday through Sunday the 18th century to the 1960s. exhibits that reach out and from noon-5 p.m. Open Sunday from 1:30-4 p.m, touch you. Open every day from •Serigraphs by Tarkay, through throu|)June26. 9:30 a.m.-5:3O p.m. Admission This photograph of Province UM Road In Montgomery Township it part of an exhibit by July 10. CUNTON S9 for the center, $7 (separate MIDDLESEX COUNTY COLLEGE admission) for the Omni The- landscape photographtr Cltm Fiorl iponaorad by tht Dtltwart RIvtr Mill Society open- Presidential Oallery 56 Main St., Clinton ater, Discounts available. ing Saturday at Pralltvllle Mills In Stockton. Woodnndge Ave., Edison (908)735-4101 •"Super Heroes: A High-Tech (908) 548-6000 Featuring the Red Mill and Adventure," through Sept. 5, Open to the public Monday other artifacts of rural America. •"Invention Adventure," MONMOUTH COUNTY 19th centuries. Tuesday (908) 273-8787 admission, through Friday dom 9 a.m.-5 Open daily (except Monday) through Sept. 11, HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION through Saturday from 10 Gardens open dairy from dawn •"The Magnificent Menagerie of p.m. from 10 a,m.-4 p.m. Admission UIERTYSTATIPARK 70 Court St., Freehold a.m.-4p.m.t Sunday from 2-5 to dusk. Registration required Roger Duvolsin," through July $3, discounts available, (908) 462-1466 p.m. Free admission for mem- for programs. 31. •Works by college employees, NJ, Turnpike bit 14B Tuesday through Saturday from bers. Non-mambtr admission: •Tea on tin terrace, June 9. •Cabaret posters from tum-of- through June 30. ooomiau Jersey City 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday from adults 12, children $1. 0R.\MUIAMR0MNSON the-century Paris, through Jury MUNICIPAL GALLERY Routes 513, Chester (201) 915-3411 1-4 p.m. Admission $2, dis- •History of New Jersey grave- PLANTATION HOUSE 31 455 Moes Lane, Piscataway (90S) 879-5463 Railroad memorabilia and arti- counts available. stones, June 11. 593 Madison Hill Rd., Clam (908) 562-2301 Restored fist mill with tours facts of Hudson County. Open •"Tools of trie Trade" from (906)381-3081 Open to the public Monday showing how corn and wheat to the public every day from 10 early crafts and occupations, 230 Broadway. N**rk 17th-ctntufy farmhouse buHt Galleries were found in the 19th cen- through Friday from 8:30 a.m.- a.m,-5 p.m, Free admission, through Jury 17. (201) 483-3939 on what once was a plantation. 4:30 p.m, tury. Open Saturday and Sun- •"Faces ol Destiny" from the Wednesday ftmutfi Friday from Open the first Sunday of each day from 10 a.m.-S p.m. Dona- 445 Springfield Ave., Summit •Watercolors by Diana Wilkoc 1898 Indian Congress, June 9- 3 South Mountain Ave. 10 a.m,-4 p.m. Adults $3, chil- month from 1-4 p.m. Free ad- (908) 273-8282 tion. Patton, through June 11. July 9. Montcleir dren $2, mission. Fint art of the American South- •Colonial militia, June 4, Rain NASISCO GALLERY MA0CUUOCH HALL (201) 746-5555 •'Wan OilfcNtMfc'a Mount watt. Open Tuesday through date June 5. River Rd,, East Hanover 45MaccuHochAve. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, PtoasantCametSfy," throve SANCTWIttCI Saturday from 10 a,m.-5 p.m. COVWHOVW HOUSE Monisuwn and Saturday from lla.nvS July. UHardtcrabbleM. or 6y appointment. (201) 503-3238 190 Wtft Ma* St., Freehold (201) 538-2404 p.m.; Sunday and Thunday •Hop! show, through June 11. Daily from noon-4 p.m. Free (908) 492-1466 Historical mueeum in m 18th- from 1-5 p,m. Free admtasion (908)766-5787 S. BtAMESDCRfER OALLERV admission. andheadouartantoiBrttiih century home. Open Sunday for members. Non-member ad- Cook CONS* Wildlife sanctuary open Tuesday 6 North Second Ave. •Princeton Artists Alliance inanldurif^the Battle of and Thunday from 1-4 p.m, million: adults 14, urtlorclU- Route 1, New Brurwick through Saturday from 9 a.m.- members' show, through June Monmouth, Opm Tuesday. Admission $3, discounts avail- nns and students $2, chHdrtn (908)249-2077 5 p.m., Sunday from noon-5 (908) 249-6971 23. Thunday, and Sunday from 1-4 able. under 18 free, Free admission Wednesday ttraugi Saturday p.m. Naturawa)ksat8a.m, Monday through Friday from 10 NEW JERSEY CENTER p.m.; Saturday from 10 a,m,-4 •Rose Day, June 5. for all on Saturday. from lOa.m.'S p.m., Sunday Friday and Saturday. a.m.-6p.m., Saturday from 10 rOR VISUAL ARTS TRAKJWf NATURE p.m. Admission $2, discounts •"Silver and Tea In Mor- •"The Hand and the Spirit," from noon-5 p,m. Admission a.m.-5 p.m. Also open by ap- 68 Elm St., Summit through June 19. AND SCIENCE CENTO ristown." June 6-Aug. 21. Gal- pointment. (908) 273-9121 MAKE HOUtf MUSEUM •Navajoand Rio Grande tex- NCWJMSEYflAn MUSEUM Coles Ave, and New ProvWence lery talk by Edward Wawrynek •"The Marriage of Heaven and Palmer Gallery open Monday 602 WM Front St., Plainfield tiles, through June 26. 205 West State 81, Trenton Rd., Mountainside at 4 p.m, June 12. Hell," through June 22. through Friday Irom noon-4 (908)755-501 •Works from the permanent (609)292-6464 (908) 789-3670 •HWARMVIUI p.m., Saturday and Sunday Colonltl home buUt In 1746 ANTtQUI CfNTfj collection, through June 26. Tuesday throuf) Saturday from Open daily from 1-5 p,m. Reg- HMUCU8RARY from 2-4 p.m. Members' Gal- and chronicNni Mew Jeraey his- 148 Main St., Remington •Traveling exhibition from the 9 a.m,-4:45 p.m., Sunday from istration required for profams. 2 Morristown Rd., Bernardsville lery open from 9:30 a.m.-4 tory from before independence (906) 788-8767 Studio Museum of Harlem, noon-5 p.m, Frtw admission. •Dinosaurs for grownups, 7:30 (906) 766-0116 to alter the Civil War. Open Sat Antiques and collectibles from June 12-Aug. 7, Reception •Junior Solar Sprint, June 11. p.m. June 8. Cost $2, Open during library hours. p.m. when classes are In ses- urday from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- two centuries. Daily (except from 5:30-7 p.m. June 12. Rain date June 16, WALLACE HOUSE* •Paintings by Diana Cammack sion, mission for members, Non- Tuesday) from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. •Sculpture by Johnson Atelier, •"Le Passage de Arce-Te/c/V OLD DUTCH PARSONAGE and ftosemarie Visconti, • "House Sweet House," Palm- member admission: adults $1, Free admission. through Sept. 4. tusContluum" byAlastalr 38 Washington PI,, Somerville through June 30. er Gallery, through June 5. Free children free. MEIlAR-MDmE HOUSE MORMS MUSEUM Noble, through June 12, (908) 725-1015 CLARENCE DILLON LIBRARY admission for members: non- EAST JEMCVOLDE TOWN! 128i River Rd,, Piscataway 6 Normandy Heights Rd. •"The Traveler as Ethnogra- George Washington's headquar- Route 523, Bedminster member admission $1. lers when he was stationed in Johnson Park 1908) 463-8363 Morristown pher," through June 29. (908) 234-2345 •New works by Maria Lupo, Piscataway Township historic (201) 538-0454 Somerville in 1778. Open RrverRd., Piscataway •Indian prints by Thomas Open during library hours. Members" Gallery, through June museum, with permanent exhi- Monday through Saturday (rom Loraine McKenney and James Wednesday through Saturday (908) 463-9077 •Paintings of "Women tn Their 30. Free admission. Village composed ol relocated bition of life in the town's early 10 a.m,-5 p.m., Sunday from Hall, through June 30. from 10 a,m.-noon and 1-5 Own Environment" by Jean NJ. DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN 18th century structures set days. Open Wednesday through noon-5 p.m. Free admission for •New Jersey Arts Annual, p.m., Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Buckley, through June 30. 65 Church St., New Brunswick near the headquarters of the Saturday from noon5 p.m, Do- members. Non-member ad- through July 10. Free admission, MAIEL SMITH county part* police. No tours of- nation. mission: adults $4, senior citi- OLD •ARRACKS MUSEUM THE WILLOWS DOUGLASS LIBRARY 1908) 246-4066 fend at present. Gift shop MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM zens and children $2. Barrack St., Trenton KahdenaRd., Morristown Douglass College Monday through Saturday from dosed until further notice, Cornelius Low Houta •Permanent gallery exhibits; di- (609) 396-1776 (201) 326-7645 George St., New Brunswick noon-6 p.m. UNION NATIONAL 1225 River fld., Piscataway nosaurs, live animals, mam- Showing life in New Jersey be- Gothic Revival mansion once (908) 932-9407 •'New Generations" in craft, HISTORIC SITE (908) 745-4177 mals, model trains, history. fore and during the Revolution- owned by the late Caroline Fos- Open during library hours. through June 25. Main St., West Orange Daily (except Monday and Sat- North American Indians, Wood- ary War. Open Tuesday through ter. Open Thursday through •Prints by Lynne Allen and PRINTMAKINQ COUNCIL (201) 736-5050 urday) from 1-4 p.m Free ad- land Indians, rocks and miner- Saturday from 11 a.m,-5 p.m., Sunday (rom 1-4:30 p.m, Ad- sculpture by Hornet Pappns, OF NEW JERSEY Workshop with inventions ol mission. als. Sunday from 1-5 p.m, Ad- mission $4 weekends, $3 through June 6. 440 River lid., North Branch Thomas Alva Edison. Open weekdays: discounts available. MIUER-C0KY HOUSE •More Than Meets the Eye," mission $2, discounts avail- EVIRHART GALLERY (908) 725-2110 every day from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. able. •Dining at the turn of the cen- 117 South Maple Ave. 614 Mountain Ave,, Westfield June 11-Sepl. 11. Tuesday thiough Friday from 11 Adults 12, children and senior (90B) 232-1776 •Works from the collection of 0SBORN-CANNOMALL HOUSE tury, through June 5. Basking Ridge a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday from 1-4 cltirens free, Farmhouse built in 17 40 on M. Joseph Montuoro, June It- Ffonl St., Scotch Plains JANEVOOftHEESZIMMERU (908) 221-9007 p.m, KNTERfllLDl the West Fields of Elizabeth- Sept. 11. (908) 889-4137 ART MUSEUM Tuesday through Saturday from •"Learned Processes VII," art Kahdena Rd,, Morristown town. Open June 5 and 12 MUSEUM OF EARLY Historic house from c, 1750, Ruigira University 11 a,m,-6 p.m. Also open by (201)326-7645 from 2-5 p.m., then closed TRADES AND CRAFTS Open the first Sunday of each Hamilton St,, New Brunswick appointment. from New Jersey college stu- Uvlng historic farm with implo- until Sept, 18, Adults $1( chil- floute 124, Madison month from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- (908) 932-7237 •"Vivid Color" from Fernonclo tlcnls, through June 23 mints and customs from the dren 50 cents, (201) 377-2982 mission. Tuesday through Friday from 10 Bautista end Gladys Retmers, •Morns County Print Neighbor 19th century. Open Wednesday •Facts about flax, June 5. Exhibits portray the role of REEVES-REED AMORETUM a,m,-4:30 p,m,, Saturday and through June 17, show, through June 23, through Saturday from 10 •Weaving straw haft. June 12, crafts people in the 18th and 165 Hobart Ave, Summit Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Free QABRIELLE OALLERY (Please turn to page 13)

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•David Bymi, June li, 1545 North Olden Aw. Jacket required for men; no (201) 267-8552 Sunday, Cost $12. 5. Meet in parking lot across COUNT TAVIMI Tranton Jeant or irwiken. Must reserve •CruiM around Manhattan (res- •Dance at Eagle Rock Club, from Willie s Taverne, Bedmin- 61 CtKireh St»Ntw Brunswick 124 Church St. (609)393-8085 in advance. ervations required), 10 p.m. Rowland (jacket required), and ster. Cost $4. («*) 246-3111 Niw Brunswick •Edgtr Ciyce, June 4, •Brunch at Marriott Hotel, Som- Saturday. Charades, Radisson hotel, TOWN & COUNTRY •Tta VooOudH, June 3. (908)545-7265 HOMPONV erset, noon June 12, Members •Movie and social (call for loca- Somerset, 9 p.m. June 3. Cost •Flood Room, Mexican Mud 013 Ocean AM., Asbury Park $19,non-imnben$2<), tion), 4 p.m, Sunday. $12 in Roseland, (10 m Som- SINGLES CLUB (908) 766-4962 Band, June 3. (908)779-5700 CONSCIOUS coNNtenow NEW EXPECTATIONS erset, *ChufabyCinttf,Junt9. •The Urchini, Room 11, De- (201) 984-9158 •Social at Old Mill restaurant, •Lto, Vic ChntnuMnftl Fish, (201)267-8552 •Dance (jacket required) ai LD •Natty Nad 4 The Farrwui Chlti tire, June 4, •Discussion poup, game room, June 3. •Social at Governor Moris Grande Maison, West Orange, Gerrwdiville, 8:30 p.m, Ol FAITUNE and snacks at Morristown Uni- •SMI Jordan, Mark Curry, June Hotel, Mooislown, 8 p.m. Sat- 9 p.m. June 4. Cost 110. Wednesday. Cost S8. •ITw Voodoo Rhythm King?, 207 fourth Ave,, Asbuiy Partt tarian Fellowship, 8 p.m. Fri- 4. urday. •Dance (jacket required) at 2035 CLUB Junta (908) 968-3205 day. Cost $6. •Great White, June 10. •Brunch and discussion at Governor Morns Hotel, Mor- CATCH A mtm STAR •KJngMtssite. TheMeices, June •Oio, Godspeed, Love/Hate, Basking Ridge Country Cub, •Dance (jacket required) at ristown, 9 p.m. June 10. Cost 4. (908)238-1736 June 11. 11:30 a.m. Sunday, Holiday Inn, Springfield, 9 p.m. $12, Route 1, Wwt Windsor HORIZONS COFFEE HOUIE •Inp to Israeli k'sitvai, Atlantic U.S.I FLEA MARKET CROSSROADS June 4. Cos! $10. •DancesatOldMailr.il, Bosk- (609)987-8018 Six Mile Run Reformed Church City (meet 10 a.m. il, Highland Park Tuesdays. 3. Route 202 Metuchen, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Hemingways, Bridgewater (908) 766-1839 (7-9 p.nu Ladies' night, Thursdays. MAXWELL'S Consorviilive lemple. Jute 14, Bridgewater MASH Manor, 5 p.m. June 7. Cost $5. •Bridge at Central Pieistoytenan •Darreft Hammond, through 1039 Washington St. YOUNG SINGLES' (908) 234-1596 (separated and divorced) SINGLEFACES Churcti, Sum nut, 6 30 pi" June 5. Hoboken •Larry Weiss Quintet (jazz), Fri- (908) 462-2406 Sunday. Cost $3. SOCIAL CLUB •Brian Regan, June 7-12, {201) 798-4064 (908) 249-6459 days, • Discussion group at First Bap- •Dance and buffet at SOMERSET HILLS (professionals, 26-45) CLUBBENE •Ben Vaughn Combo, The tist Church of New Market, Pis- Scanticon-Prmcelon, 9 p.m. SINGLE HIKERS 19081221-1182 Route 35, Sayreville Aquanettas, June 3. cataway, 7:15 p.m. Monday. Saturday. Cost $10. (908) 774-6759 •Onnc'i ;it DnskingRidge (908) 727-3000 •The A Bonos. The Henchmen, Singles Cost $3. •Dance (jacket required) at •Hike at Merrill Creek Resor- •Kenny Rankin, June 3. June 4. Country Club, noon June 5,12. MOVIES AND SINGLES Hilton hotel, Short Hills, 8 p.m. voir, Harmony lownthip, 10 r •Richard Elliott. June 4, •KingMissile, The Meices, June ADVANCED DEGREES Cost i? i. must reserve I'vdiiy •Earl Klugh, June 10. 5. ANDENTREFftENEURS before. •Adrian Betew, June 11. •Drive Uke Jehu, June 9. (201) 267-5616 TM CLUBHOUSE •Mark Burgess, June 10. •Brunch and discussion at Mar- 116W»tehungA»., Piainfield •The Tlndersticks, June 11. riott hotel, Princeton, and (908)709-9267 •Jeff Buckley, June 16. Basking Ridge Country Club, New We DHis, Wednesday, MWEIIItEET COFFEEHOUSE 11:30 a.m. Sunday, Toil 10 CDS •OrMdZeppttinjuneS. First Reformed Church •Personal-growth lecture and 9 Bayard St., New BrunswiCK discussion at Cafe Beethoven, 3L JOUBBPSJCKI Th6 OrtW (908)699-0570 Chatham, 8 p.m. Thursday. 51 NWn 81, South River 2,C«r4«6c«tCaodW)cw (908)257-8325 •Tom & Chris Kastle (maritime Cost $9. •John Eddie, June 3. songs), June 4, AIA0MN DANCE PARTY 3. SoundtalCkt foflnty Bites •SolarCircu$,June4. •BobKilllan (folk singer), June (201) 797-7777 •Vole*, June 10, 11 •Ballroom dance (jacket re- 4QntnD*,DooM» MflWMU. COFFEEHOUSE quired) at Knights of Columbus 5. Counting Craws, August and 25NtwSt)Metuchen Environmental Education Cen- hall, Rahway, 7:30 p.m. Sun- (906)549-5306 ter, 19O Lord Stirling Rd., day. Cost $5. Traditional jas. Basking Ridge •Ballroom dance (Jacket re- iHtny Aden Quartet ^John Co (201) 335-9489 quired) at Town & Country Inn, 6i SfflBtjNnf Pujtipklns, Sfofflw OfMrm M, Junta, 4. •Chorus song night, June 3. Keyport, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. 7J •Carole Vito (vocals) w/Dan •Open stags, June 10, Cost $5. Will (piano), Jure 8. RASCALS C0MEW CLUB •Ballroom and line dance (jack- 8.: •Ray Gallon Quartet, June 10. 425 Pleasant Valley Way et required) at Don Quixote Inn, •John Gordon Quartet, June West Orange Matawan, 7:30 p.m. Thursday. u loin McnM nMmfDnwy, nfCfon nup 11. (201) 736-2726 Cost $5. 10. fink Hoydf Tnt Onwon BM COUNT IAWTWATM •Bobby Collins, June 3-5. MACKT1E PROFESSIONAL 99MonmouthSt, Red Bank •Andrew Dice Clay, June 23, —Silss flpms courtny of AlwHk Rtcordi (908)842-9000 24, European iln0H, 25-55) •Ottmif Uebert, June 10. 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AND SCIENCE CENTER day through June 26, Adults $2.50, senior {Continued from page 12) New Providence Rd. and Coles Ave., Moun- citizens $2.10. iCIaiMsstirt QWETUMQMIDIN GALLERY tainside •"LaserCadence," 7:30 p.m, June 3,5. Ad- jittht 24 Fern Rd,, East Brunswick (908) 789-3670 mission $3. (906) 257-4340 Children under 6 not admitted. •"Laser Alternative," 7:30 p,m. June 8. Ad- | following Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday •"Jupiter, the Giant," 2 and 3:30 p.m. Sun- mission $3. from 11 a.m.-5 p.m, Also open by ap- | locations: pointment. •Sculpture by John Roper and Hans vande • HlQjMand Pirtt YMHA Bovenkamp, June 5-july 7. Reception from 1- 5 p,m. June 5. islnBJ SX fVS^Q G1PR|Bi MMHtMUERV Jwt1S 120 GeorgBS Rd. New Brunswick •WtttfMdYMCA (908) 828-5150 Mon*\ Monday through Friday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Junai Also open by appointment. •lOth-onnlversaiy show, through Jung 25. TM ALU SWAIN GALLERIES 703 WatchungAve., Plaintield 19 Livingston Avenue • New Brunswick, Nj (90S) 756-1707 Julys Tuesday through Friday from 9:30 a.m.-5:30 JUNE 5.7:30pm p.m., Saturday from 9:30 ,i.m.-4 p,m, •Scotch nalniYMCA •"Du Cret Plus Dm\" works by du Ciet School Tickets On Sale Now! lk>x office: TlHtli of the Arts alumni. Juno 4-July 2. Reception V CHANCE from 5-7 p.m. Juno 4; galfcty tiilk by Leslie Juntl Delayer at 1 p.m. June 11, 908-246-7469 K to win Contents • Mknwwi Cowty CoMft ritk(l| ra 4 ltis({r«int from OCEAN EXPLORERS Admission $1, 908-362-5006 •"Duncan the Dragon and the Solar System," First Ikk'litv HiMiutr])(triili(iii , AQUATIC CENTER f 1 and 3 p.m. Saturday oral Sunday through fu \ ij>u ill ('/ llu W in 11 " ''Huh July 3. # Exclusive + -.1,1'yJI'-- P.1. i B71 RL 1., Edison Place NJ •"Spring Sky Panorama," 2 p.m. Saturday. Edison 287-2822 Children under 4 not admitted. TRAIL9IDE NATURE

June-1-3, WoeKendRus 13 I N I N G OUT Side orders From Sicily ...or dine in with love Avante's recipe for seafood Italia Modern cuisine blends Ingredients (for two): with traditional Italian §2T. fresh basil, chopped; «2 cloves garlic, sliced; •olive favorites at Avante oil; •white wine; *2 jumbo By NAOMI KOOKER shrimp, peeled and cleaned; Culinary Qwrespondent •1 doz. mussels; tlO oz. ca- rowing up in Sicily, 10- lamari; el cup marinara year-old Anthony Urso sauce; •Unguine for two, would watch his grand- cooked and drained. Gmother prepare a thick, Preparation: rich tomato sauce for family feasts. Saute garlic in about 2 T, By the age of 14, Urso was on his olive oil, add about 1 cup own trying to duplicate his grand- white wine. Add seafood, mother's tasty recipe. marinara sauce and fresh So when Urso and his brother SHARON WLSOWWtEKENDPUlS basil. Cook for four to five ventured from Italy to America in Originally |utt a plzztrla, Avanta Italian Raitaurant and Plsarla minutes or until seafood is 1964, it seemed natural for him to In Bridgawattr haa axpandad ovtr the ytara to Ineluda a ca- just done. Serve over tin- take on the restaurant business aual, modtm dining room and avan outaldt tablai for thoaa guine, and continue the art of sauce- who prtlar al f raaco dining. making, which he has been doing for the past 21 years at in people looking for a table in the dining room. And Urso diligently Bridgewater. makes the tomato sauce every day. Originally started as a "pop-and-mom" pizzeria in 1973, Avante still Besides the pizza and hot and cold Italian sandwiches offered, maintains the cozy area with counter service and tables where you can Avante's menu is rull of the traditional bests. Appetizers offered include grab a slice to go or sit and relax. Every couple of years, however, Urso warm garlic bread and antipasto. Entrees, served with spaghetti and has expanded his place, making dining more comfortable for his cus- salad, include everything from chicken parmigiana and veal marsala to tomers. stuffed shrimp and scungilli with hot or sweet sauce. Pastas, such as "Because I care for the customer, I like to keep the place better than spaghetti and meatballs, lasagna and stuffed shells keep Avante on the any body else" said Urso in his thick Sicilian accent Although it is traditional track. But specials, such as ravioli stuffed with roasted pep- sometimes difficult to understand the busy restaurateur, it is clear that pers and fresh basil tossed with garlic sauce or seafood italia, mussels, he loves his work, regardless of how arduous it is, Ten years ago he shrimp and calamah with marinara sauce served over Unguine, keep added the casual, modem dining room (along with his liquor license) Avante's menu interesting and new. with sleek black tables and chairs, and decorated simply with pastel For convenience, Avante also provides free home delivery 5-9:30 p.m. hues. Most recently, Urso has created outdoor dining under umbrellas every day except Saturdays. on the deck extending from the dining room, "That's what the people love," he said. "Customers were really happy AVANTE (TMMN RESTAURANT AND PIZZERIA, 959 Route 202/206, Bridgewater. when I did it" (908) 5264677. "We work hard," said Urso of his two sons, Vincent and John, who do TWs column h Intended to kifonn readers about dining oppxtunittes In the the cooking and his wife Nina, who, with her shy, bright smile, greets area. It Is not a review.

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PENT! IS ACTUALLY A DEFJIVATIVE FOA MUCH OLDER GAME. But then If you play "Go" you already 1007 know that, lam a low level player, but I If ve the EXEROSI/SPORTS PARTNER- game, If you would like to play near Somerville Seeklng i slngle/w ftmalMthleilc, petrte 23-30, who please call ert.4783 60 pint itpirt of Forbes Nevnpapm' Introduction!. It it enjoys the following; outdoor sports, tennis, golf, intended for wr h people looking for other people with biking, fishing, camping, wave runners with « Him, YMOW- whom lo ttUtktito rtUtiontbipt, For mart infomttion honoei.non-tfirtlngSWM34. Younatr Men/Older women, an organization dedl* tltt9Q0n9949$ ATTENTION: PENT! PUYERSt cited to age difference relationships, looking tor men THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECttVE Yes...this it not a misprint. There are so lew of us. If ITAUANAMimCAN WIDOW MAIL ONLY. PLEASI SEND LETTER ANO PHOTO & women for Ball Room dancing, plaaee call you play Rente or anyone you know of plays Rente- ext.4768, I would love to mitt Mr. Right, (Agt: 60-firiy 7O'l.) If TO: INTRODUCTIONS IOX 4737, FORKS NEWS- please give me a call. (PS, Robin Thompson, if you you lovato IOCIIIIM , go out to dinner, visit trtt short, PAPERS, PO IPX -», SOMERVILU, NJ OSSTS. read this, please call!) Please reply em. 4173. oo on long wilkt and gantrally KEEP BUSY-1 would SOCCER COACH NEEDED FOR WOMEN'S Team. 10M LOVE to m*t youl PIIIH reply til 4165. Game Pltytn & Hobbyists is part of hrbe\ Newspapers' League starts In June, Players also welcome. No soc- Introduction!. It is intended for use by propU looking for nonoyms THIS Aovumtm tnmi TO RICBVI MAIL cer exp. req. but must have strong commitment to other ptopie with whom to play garnet or enjoy Hobbies. PLEAtf UNO UTTH ANO PHOTO TO: INTRO- team. Pleata call Ext. 4855. For more information please call l-80O-5S9-949f. DUCDONi iox 4iw, romu NIWSMKM, PO BOATLESS- Neophyte boatman with lots of USPS classroom train- •ox t»t, tomwvim, NJ mn, Ing, but no practical experience will help you main- UNUft MVORCED WHITE FEMALE- tain or operate your power boat In return for experl- latt 5O'i, ictivt, imploytd, staking iingii divorced ence. Please respond to out. 4819. wMte lunate (Iliwar onty) In Metuchtn or Edison, but not confined to that area. Interested In fitness BROTHERS A SISTERS exercising, crafts, tlea marketing, day excursions, Hey now are you missing Jerry, I am. I'm In search of movies, local theater and general socializing. Please fellow heads to exchange tapes and stories. Please call E»t. 4300. reply to ext. 4947 LOOKING FOR A TALL HANDSOME SENIOR CITI- ZEN... 1009 For companionship only. I am a senior citizen, 5'2", 108 lbs. 1 play a lew instruments, at present I enter* TnveWn* tain at Somerset Manor. ! am a retired RN and li- Introductions Companfons censed In Nsw York and New Jersey. Please reply ext. 4729. HI SWF- 52 taking an early retirement to get out of SINGLE, WHITE, WIDOWED FEMALE Central New Jersey's Best Choice For the "THE RAT RACE". I am slim attractive, person- Middle 60's, Interested In SWM, middle 60's, who able and easy going- adventurous and affectionate as likes old movies, good cooking, bus trips, dancing, Meeting People Close To Home well, Want to travel the US with a fun loving and long walks, car rides or just hanging out. Ext. 4574. decent male who has a great desire to do the same. TWI ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE Female responses are welcome-strictly on a friend* MAIL PHASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO TO: IN- "introductions" is a great way to meet that special someone, ship basis. Please reply to Ext. 4539. TMDUCnONS MX 4874, FORSES NEWSPAPERS, THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- PO SOX —, SOMERVILLE, NJ PUTS. find a tennis partner, a fourth for bridge or another model CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO TO: INTRODUCTION! BOX 4S39, FORBES NEWS- WWWF- M's, still working, financially stable, would train buff. Whatever your interests, you should be able to PAPERS, PO BOX W, SOMERVILLE, NJ 0M71 like to meet someone preferably In Mlddltex County, $7 and good looking, Non-smokir, don't drink. find someone to share them SINGLE WHITE MALE- 34, honest, caring, finan- Hesse carfW 4941. cially secure, seeking a pretty, petite, slim, single W/ hiapanlc female 23-30 to travel to Cancun Mexico on • Voice Extension Only—Your Ad Is Free a friendship/dating basis. I will pay for all tickets ft hotel costs. This advertiser has chosen to receive • To Receive Photos and Letters - Your Ad Will Cost W mall. Plees* send letter A photo to: Box 4t4S, Forbes Newspapers, P.O. Box IN, Somerville, NJ •~CUPANDSAVI~« Line Per Week. Add $4 for "This Advertiser" lines. OSSTI TAPE THIS AD TO YOUR COMPUTER Tmtlini CompMtom it pm of Forbet Nmpaperi' In- I am a PC expert ready and willing to help you w/ Clip and Mail To: Forbes Classified, P.O. Box 699 traditions, It it intended for use by people looking for your computer problems. I can help decide wnich other ptopie with whom to travel. For more information computer and eoftwart Is beat for youl CHI today. please caU 1-800-119-9495. PLEASE CAU EXT. 4W1. _ Somerville, NJ 08876 Attn; Introductions Burnett CifltJCfi ji * new clmification mi it part of Farbtt Newtpsperi Introduction. It it mended for me ma by pftpU Jbetmf for other people with whom to di$mi Imtintu. Fw tun infnpltait call /-J00-5JJ-W9J, SWM- 27 yrs of age, Portuguese, 6', 190 lbs., good- Seeking female partner with experience In craft mar- looking, honest, caring, romantic Individual with good keting to work with atrioua artist/wood worker, Mak- sense ol humor. I like boating, the beach, and the ing and telHng high end crafts and custom children's outdoors as well as trte indoors, ISO woman, 18-34, furniture. for friendship and possible relationship. Please re* THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE apondteaKi.4130. HAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER ANO PMOTO TOi IN- 4IVR.0LDSWF- TRODUCTIONS BOX 4123, FORBII NEWSPAPERS, Non-drlnker, non-smoker, but not boring ISO a LTR PO BOX SSI, SOMtRVIui, NJ OSSTS. with single or divorced white male who enjoys mov- Name:. ies, dining, dancing, having fun and sharing new ex- periences. No game players, please. RESPOND TO Address: EXT. 4111. Phone Number:, Exerdtt hrtnen it part of Forbes Newtptptrt' htrodnc- tiont. It it intended for me by people looking for other ptopie with whom to exercise or play sports, tor more Please Call 1-800-559-9495 With Any Questions SEE NEXT PAGE information plettt call i-WCJ-119-949f. TO PLACE A FREE AD TO ANSWER AN AD 1 -800-559-9495 1 -900-226-1003 1. 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1994- 17 Central New Jersey's Best Choice For Meeting Someone Close To Home OWN- 37yr.s oW, 58", 170 lbs,. Interests Incld. 1M1MOML VINTAQI4OR FAMILY SEOAN- COU1QEQRAD DO WE HAVE ANYTHING IN COMMON? are you 25-yr, oW SJM who enjoys sports, music a movies 4 intretted In long rldts, long walks, classical music, music, dwet ft fftntH, ISO othtr CjWM 2M0, This runi on regular fittl only, no iddltivti required. At* tovtrtlMf hit chosen to rtcltva mall, Pltwe writt to sembltd overstat, Imponid into USA 19M, right the short seeking SJF, 20-25, with similar interesti. ethnic foods, different cuftrts, DWF, 5'6", mad. build, PteiM cm Extension 4328. 49, tntrgtntic, intelligent, ttxy, with a good sense of Introductlona Box.4791, PO Box 699, SomtrvMe, NJ, hand drlvt but handlii will on local roiclr Well humor, looking (or a LTR, pleats call exl 4796 OUTS maintained and In txctf cond., all original tqulpmtnt COMMITTED RELATIONSHIMHArS WHAT I'M It Kill Intaei axctpt for athtrayi and tip of radiator LOOKING POR- DIVORCED WHITE PROF. FEMALE- ftHKHO aJHSH— ovtrflow note. Paintwork worn a bit thin on roof and SWM, 41,6' till, 17S Ibt. Non-smoker, secure, clean- Pretty lady-looking for tht right man to complimtnt vtrboMi tertatrtttrtd, cruel, double headlight! Iltttd. Usually parked at tporta me » you like a spirited, intelligent, Independent lady grotttque 'runfc and adtcMe* tamed club, rtttaurantt, thiattrt, movlii, dancthalls, mu- cut, home owntr, I like travel, cruises, fiti-markeli, Imut, huge A kltses, fine dining, quiet times at home, vary family oriented, caring-giving, who ran tht typt A ptrtonsWy* who It at Hints anytfWflfflpovsf' laumt, around Niw York City, airport, ski araat I gamut from wHt/Mom to Politician; comlortable In Ithad DWM* arttssnatss,, imoktro, rtdOM, ttttcrsthrth , non* ottin In own garaga in Editon arts, Prtv. owntrthlp and mort. I am Mtklng I WF For committed relation- | i ship. I'm willing to put tht time and effort Into it and any setting, S/OWPM 401th + call me ft decide If we tuppoMvt, dsnyktg4Mdktracii mino. • • wftf o fMnptts arrerwemtntt terminated dua to dltputa about garag- are compatible, EH ,4541. no Improvtffitnt, Marching Hkt ftmalt countatpart, ing A operating conditions. If you art In tht marktt will be committed and loyal to tht right lady. 99. Ptalffttttd tret PIMM reply tut. 4730. 19*86! no cnHdran, affluent, obnonout, nnanosay es- lor a rtllaWt, nigh park* manct, good quality used DJPf- 45, youthful, NS, attractive, outgoing, cre- cort, offtnarvt, ssntual, erudite, humorous, omnrvo- vehiclt by a reputable mtr,, foil tint txamplt sttkt a DSM- 31, 6'1", medium build, non-smoker, drug ative, tacurt, Enjoys music, thtatre, travel, outdoors rous^who cy bt nwtte, obstMtvt ^ssjuctrw. ISO special JM for warm, loving, committed rsltilorv compatible allm 404Slih nonamoklng Lady owntr tree looking for someone honest, caring and tinctrt. WiWVe^BB ^PHBBPBMw ^fflPB^Bva^RBjij ^t^*w^BW^^t^BIBBi V^BHv^PW| a*^^ who would Ilka to tavor it and It prtpartd to invnt Race unimportant. Haass respond to tit 4MS. ship. Please eaM tat 4107, amaatttaaaV haWlaBatlf bsataaMM faMaWftaV. HBIBIBWI & **- tutticlant TLC to keep It In tiptop running cond. In a ntfjBTt^PV| s^| ilfSjPff^aWyt, Ivv^RB^BVi BBB^BBBWI V ••• DEAR TALL, SMART, SINGLE ANO HANDSOME, /I ii tbt policy of tbit ntwtpatr not to publish «ny p rt S q (H(wHII U M your crecHHtt card d)) II nf favor LTR. PIMM don't rtply it you think this ad thould be ptrtoml idvttutment tbtt truly bt overtly tm*l, wff«- of superficial, long term contractual relationship, In tha uwd car aaction, Ext. 4541 I'm a vary attractive 37 year old tall, (unloving rid- held • advtnturout and full of lilt. I Ilka a man with a livt mi/or offmivt to tht mtral public, Tbit urvttt it Knocock Kmm* commitmento . Adv ^Eta W 40tthllNGLE, WHITE MALI - grtat time of humor, rugged, down to tarth, and itttndtd flm for *m«Mj tit jot iiitffri who would pant. PS... No Lawyertttei, Cardboard pratMtontit Rtciprocal honttty, lanalllvlty, inspirational romantic must be financially secure, Someone who likta any- likt to ntiblitb * nutionibip with otbtr tinxttt. Public ttnants, New Yorkere, drugs, ASAP. PUASE sought. Non^mokar, Mod hurt, warm-not just to tha thing from tint dining to getting loit in tht woodt. If DWF- In March of SDWM 6', trim, over 55, non- REPLY TO BOK 4717. touch, dstptr, allva Tn tht bast stnta of th« word. you're looking for Cindy Crawford, kMp looking. II smoker and no drugs w/ a sense ol humor, liktt GOOD LOOKINQ, COLLEGE Of QRUD- Frlandt tint, latar...could I light a Art with your spark, you'n looking lor a genuinely attractive tlncert dancing and going to tht movies. Ext 4646 0BPM |w/no children), 40,59,165 lbs. sttki a good 30401th lady, plain writs a response. woman to hive a relationship with plant respond to woman to spend time with. I am amestt, hontit, ft THIS ADVERTISER HAI CHOSEN TO RECEIVE tm3604, DWM- I am a warm, alnctrt and gentle man. I am conildtntt, AI look for that In otttart. I tn|oy tiding, MAIL ONLY. WASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO alto fritndly, Intelligent and financially secure, I am mualcl , ScMHSMH, i to moviei, dining out, dancing I TO: INTRODUCTIONS IOX 47M, FORIEI NEWI OF- 33, 59", pretty, Thick a volouplout, ISO B/ 31,5' tall and an adorable romantic. Vvt been mar- g , g good convsf I alsl o enjoj y quiti?? HIDHMM att hhome, MPERS, PO SOX SH, SOMERVILLE, *U 0SST1 HSM, 5' 11" and over, Fit ft handsome, 30-40, Mutt rted before, 7 yn. ago, but to tht wrong woman, I watchinthi g movtti while snuggling on tht couch w/ like kids, dance clubt, party, beach, I am a tocial now know what my future wife It; you are feminine, hil li th h / AMICILAOY.IWF somtont tptcUl, H you're a 5/DF bat. 2M0 who Is: drinker, you mutt be socially & financially secure. H conservative, educated and enjoy tropical travel and tun toving, ytt down to tarth; have a healthy ttntt ol Bookworm, Good sintt, at 44 would anjoy tlmllar this sounds good to you please call exl 4765 dining out. You art between the tget of 25-35 and gtntleman w/ytattryaar mannart, araat conversa- take pride In your appearance. Kldt O.K. since 1 love humor; a nice disposition ft apptiranct; hontit, ram- tions, clinical quiet times. Required • a clsar con- DHWMORNAOAIN- them. Haass rttaawd to art. 4StO. ablt, ft emotionally secure; ft believes that romance telence and promises kepi. Please call Ext, 4853. 37, 5'2", 135 lbs., attractive, brown hair & eyes, pro- thould begin with good friendship ft shared valutt fessional, no children, sensitive, caring, affectionate, I- tall, slim, activt, professional, 40 plus. Carina oltiM give mt a call right now. (NO smoktrt, drug A ONE WOMAN MAN- who could be a girl's best athletic, In good physical shape, committed, health romantic with many varied Interests Seeking 30-40 uMrs, or heavy drinkers, pltMt.) Rice la unimpor- Irland, SWM, 28, 57", 1851b!,, good natured, down conscious. I believe In traditional valutt and I basi- Mniual romantic ftmalt, slim to average build with tant. I hope to heir from you soon. Pleise call Exl. to earth, enjoys tht shore, flock i roll, outdoor!, cally enjoy tha simple pleasures of life seeking 57"- or without children. If you tike candltt and fireplactt 4544. other varied Interett, tnking SWF, down to earth, 6'2 white male, 33-41, broad shoulders, weight ac- please respond to txt. 4033, This tdvertlstr hat also 26-34, with similar Inttreit to get to know each other, cording to height, emotionally stable, financially se- optioned to receive mail Please ttnd latter to: Intro- HANDSOME, ATHUmC, SUCCESSFUL SWM- Union co. area, Ptnn call axt.4769 cure, honttt, sincere, attractive, considerate, in good ductions, Box 4933, Forbes Newspapers, PO. Box Vtry good looking, Intelligent, physically fit, finan- health and good physical shape, non-smoker, fret «9,SOffltrvlllt,NJ0W76 cially secure, romantic, aincert, ecttvt, multMectitd A TOUCH OP CLAM, A TOUCH OF IRAIII... alcohol & diMlse. If you are unhappy or disgruntled Individual. Hive many interests which Indudt skiing, 37 yr. old proiettlonil 5JF. Independent, intelligent, and Me the negative things In life, no need to re- golf, tennis, outdoors, sports, music, Ant dining, sensual and pretty. Left cook dinner together...go to spond, I Ilka to laugh, life it too short. Art you willing 50, 57, Pretty, dk. hair, dk, eyed lady. Financially ft movies, quiet tvtnlngi and Irtvti. In starch of vtry the gym.,,or take In a movie. Are you bright, Intuitive, to give 110% to a relationship? Please call art. 4122. emotionally secure, honest, fun loving, good ttntt of sttractlva, trim, athletic 57" or Hat, NS ftmalt (30- adventurous, and have a good sentt of humor? I'm humor, aoclally active, enjoyt tht finer tnlngi lift has 39) who Is affsctionstt, caring and enjoys sharing all looking lor someone who It under 42 and is looking DIVORCED FEMALE to offer, Seeks M counterpart for aamt. Please call that Ins hat to offer, if you art looking for in LTR to build a frlandthip Into a "real relationship". Please Big blut ayta, blonde, 40-tomtthing, pretty, nice, Exl, 4545. based on friendship, companioning, mutual respect and lovt with a clean-cut wonderful man, than call call ent.4W4 Interesting life, hardworker, successful carter and a EASY GOING MALI good friend. Looking for an Intelligent, kind, educated PHASE CALL EXT, 4193. ADVtNTUIttSS, EQUESTRIENNE, FENCER, ARTIST man for companiomhlp and fun and whatever devel- HII 35 yr. old white malt, 5'», 175. If you'rt like me, OR "T SOUGHT BY HANDSOME, GAMBLE, ops. Lovt black tie, tht beach, boats, hikes, explor- I'm leaking a fun and fantasy loving ftmalt, advtn- HANDSOME, WPM, 49 romantic, attentive, literate and often silly SWM(30) ing, adventure, museums and Brigantlnt. Please call turar, age 21-45 who Is attractive and vtry aggrtt- Upbsst, succMiful, trim and htslthy. I'm happy, tor tha wild, deep, empowering, sweet, and Ext. 3049. slvt. Any companion status it OK. Mutt bt open sn|oy Ufa and having fun. ISO WF counterpart for (hopefully) long, ride sure to follow...PLEASf REPLY minded, stnaual, sense of humor and enjoys being loving but discreet friendship. Pltaaa rtply ant. 4716. T0EXTWH3, DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE pampered. Mutt be discreet- like mi. No drugs or 43, slim, attractive seeking single/divorced white head garnet. Please call exl, 4906. This tdvtrtiMr HONEST, HANDSOME, SINCERE, SHY DWM- 30, ALEXIS' MOM PLEASE CALL OUVIA'S DAD- male- 38-48, trim and good looking, who Is phsically has also chosen to receive mall, Mall to; Introduc- dtslrts to mutt woman for a very LTR, Vtry optn to We met in January In TJ. Max's, we talked of Mont- and emotionally free to build a relationship with the tions, Box 4906, Forbes Newspaper!, P.O. Box 699, activities, lift and en|oyments. Other than an honest tatorl and of Alexis' birthday In August. PLEASE right women If he were to find her., and also have SomervHIe, 08876 desire lor a caring man all I ask la that you're under RESPONOTOEXT.4811. time for tun, dancing, dining and just being with 30, under 5'8" and under 140 lbs. Please respond to EDUCATOR- DWM, attentive, sincere, honest, 5Os, SKt, 4117. ALL AMERICAN SWM- someone special, Please reply exl. 4166. isoibs., 5'8", en|oys reading, travel, theatre & dining Blond, blue eyes, 5' 10, slim, neat, clean & honest, No DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE- out., Seeks a Slim, caring, understanding woman, 45- I AM A YOUNG, ENERGETIC GUY- 6'2", 28, looking drugs or drinking. Seeking attractive woman between 40, 5'5, blonde hair, brn. eyes, pleasant to the eye, 55 yrs.old, to share time together & possible LTR. for a partner for a long term relationship. My Interests 25-30 who believes one on one Is the beat way to a physically & menially. I am honest, secure, indepen- Please call ext,4769 are dancing, hiking, traveling, movies, dinner parties; quality relationship, Also believes In Mom & Dad, dent, witty & outgoing w/a great smile & sense of I love swimming. If you have the same hobbles, pick-up trucks and puppies, apple pie and the 4th of humor. Seeking handsome 5*10 to 62, fit, financially FEMALE- please call tut. 4S24. Separated but available. Average but unique, profes- Juty, Please call out, 4935 secure, S/DWM 40-46 who is confident, sensitive, ro- I AM AN HONEST, TRUSTWORTHY, KIND, CARING, mantic, honest & able to build a lasting relationship. sional but intelligent, science oriented but artistic In ARE YOU LOOKING FOR ONE GOOD SINGLE search of male, similar, prepared but not scared, 30's GENEROUS PERSON WHITE FEMALE?- Alcoholics, drug users, gambler & head gamers need I am creative, love all kinds ol music, song, dance, not apply. Please reply Ext. 4528. to fit 40's, 5'9" + and please wrltel Your search ends here II you are a tall SWM, 30-40 THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE hike, nature, gourmet cook, Seeking similar values in years old who enjoys dancing movies and dining out. DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE- 57, 510, averago MAIL ONLY. PLEASE SEND LETTER TO: INTRO- a divorced or widowed man 44-55 years old. Exl. ox1.4708. weight, Blonde, green eyes, nice looking, smoker. DUCTIONS BOX 4802, FORBES NEWSPAPERS, P.O. 4736. ATTRACTIVE SWM, 35- ISO WCM 50-60, tall, honest & sincere. 1 enjoy read- BOK 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ. 0MT6. IF YOU ARE A SLENDER KOREAN FEMALE- Blond hair, blue-eyes, sexy, well built, good heart ing, TV, movies, walks, dining out. I'm successful, 25 to 40 yrs, please ropond to this ad. Nice-looking, caring & easy going Please call Exl. 4650. FIT, WHITE, PROFESSIONAL MALE- and lull of laughs. Seeking attractive female who Is 35, who likes children, coaching football and summer athletic, 40lsh DWM w/patlence, passion and own honest, sensitive, caring and atleclionale lor possible DIVORCED WHITE MALE vacations: Is seeling a special long-haired white or home- would like to meet you for dating, friendship LTR. Must like hugslli Ext. 4607. 44, professional, 6', 180 lbs., Catholic, Seeking hlspanlc woman, S or D, for a long-term realtlonshlpl and maybe more. Please reply ext, 4719. ATTRACTIVE WHITE FEMALE- widow, 49, finan- SWCF, 35-40, 5'2-56, good build, for serious rela- Please reply ext, 4715. KNIGHT IN SHINING ARMOR-, all that Is mlssina is" cially secure. A one to one relationship lor a serious tionship & whatever develops. Sense of humor a i, FROM THE HEART- I writing this ad with the hope my Fair Princessl 27 yr. SWM, financially stable , committment. Serious only. This advertiser hat cho- but must be attractive, outgoing & good conversa- that it may catch the eye ol a truly honest, sincere, emotionally secure, seeks a SWF, 24-34 yrs. old, Me- sen to receive mall, Please tend tetter and photo tionalist to enjoy movies, dining out & the occasional physically fit, Asian, Hispanic or white female 38 or dium to full-figured, who knows what she wanlB & tot Introductions, Box 4M9, Forbes Newspapers, rainy day. Please no fanatics or people with litllo time younger with no children. I am a warm caring con- doesn't want to play any games. You must enjoy the P.O. BOK 699, Somtrvllle, NJ 0SS76 on their hands. Please reply Ext. 4333. panisate divorced white male, 5 9" 160 lbs with beach, spending time outdoors, being together, and brown hair and blue eyes, My interest includes building a lasting friendship that can possibly build BORN AGAIN SWM - DIVORCED WHITE MALE, 40- 5 6 very thin NS, Into something more. Please call ext.4726 31, attractive, good sense ol humor, sincere with clean-cut; good nalured, most sincere, thoughtful sports, classic cars, the beach, movies, plays, travel- much to otter to the right woman, looking for attrac- and considerate, quiet yet personable gentleman; ing, dining out and enjoying new experiences. I sue- LOOK NO FURTHER- DWF, 41, 5'4", 125lba., N/S, tive SWCF, 24-34, who puts God first Musi be hon- hard working professional. I'm a busy, family- cessufully operate my own business and dtsire to Living Somerset Co., Loves the outdoors, lona walks, est, affectionate and likes having tun. Call it you're oriented custodial lather of two wonderful young chil- meet someone special to share my live with. At- hiking, movies, dining out& morel Seeking a S/DWM, the special lady I'm looking lor. Please call «rt. dren seeking a romantic relationship with a warm- tributes that appeal to me include sensitivity, com- 41-50, N/S, with the same Interests, who wants an hearted Single/Divorced White Female, 30's Union/ munication, a good sense of humor and willingness honest and sincere relationship. PLease call ext.4786 Middlesex Co; sharing friendship, yours and my Inter- to spend quality time together which can lead to BROWN EYED GIRL- ests, family-style fun, and grown-up fun. Wouldn't It something long term. Please call ext. 4943. THIS LOOKING FOR A COPILOT- 26 seeks the same. Blue, Green, speckled eyes also be romantic to begin our relationship by exchanging ADVERTISER HAS CHOSE TO RECEIVE MAIL. I am a divorced, white male,, 60 years old. I am welcome. I enjoy sunsets on the beach, Softball, run- an enlightening .Introductory letter? This advertiser PLEASE RESPOND TO BOX 4S43. FORBES NIWS- professional, own my own plane, very active, lit, & ning, football, reading Maupln & King, movies, quiet his also chosen to receive mall. Please send letter PAPERS, p.O. BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ OSSTe financially stable. An average man. no drinking or evenings at home & my cat. I'd like to hear Irom A and photo to: Introduction!, BOK 4739, Forbes drugs, but I smoke. Seeking SINGLE WHITE FEMALE QWF 25-35 who en|oys this and more. For friendship Ntwapapert, P.O. Box 699, Somsrvllte, NJ 06871 FROM UNION CO. who la slim, 30-45 years old, who needs a nice emo- or possible relationship. Please call Exl. 4535, WIDOW. 49, S'B", noibs,, attractive, white, edu- • llonal start In life and who likes to be spoiled and DIVORCED WHITE MALE- 46, 5' 10, III. Enoys all cated, ill, N/S, professional. Interests Include the knows how to spoil In return. Must be level headed, CARING, HONEST SWM- sports as participant & spectator, Apprecla ea the arts, sports, travel, learning & laughing, seeks suc- like sports and sports curs, traveling, dining out, and From Nantuckst, 26, energetic, seeking WF who en- "simple things" in life. Believe In values & giving to cessful, fit,, attractive, prof,, male, 48-68, for whole- quiet evenings. Sense of humor a must! Please call joys long walks, beaches or just a night out. Please others, Strong Catholic but not Holy Roller Type", some relationship, possible life-long happiness. This 9X1. 40H reply exl. 4723, Interested In meeting attractive, fit F 35-48 who likes advertiser his chosen to recltve mall only, Please to chat & enjoy wide- variety of activities. Please call send note, phone, ft photo (optional) to Introductions Ext. 4854. Box 4787, PO BOX 699, Somtrvllle, NJ, 06878 SEE NEXT PAGE

IB Weekend Plus Forbes Newspapers . . ii"L' . J i « '! 1 I I'I I I Central New Jersey's Best Choice For Meeting Someone Close Tb Home IMfQNflj •©•< A O00O4A0KINQ HUT MATS— WNBANTIC BBCU81B CAWCORN- WM, 216 lbs., 5' SPECIAL LADY WAKTEB- BWW- I'm i OWM, professional twit cept. with additional 10, brown hak A eyes, healthy, advtntourout, with This 48 OWPM it looking lor a epecial woman. Shi Surchlngj for om of i kind SWF. I am ft successful, time on my Hands, Heavy built, like to cook, dint out good looks and personality. Bored! Seeking female, should be between 35-55 and very operwnindsd tnd SWM, 2T, who it tired of hud-gimes I what tht bar and hive Mlmate torn Looking for an oMtr woman 3045 pkit or minus, average height and weight, plut enjoy living an alternative liftilyle, I Ilkt ill tht regu- tctne hat to offer. I am gosl-ortented md taty between the agM of 3545 wHh large frtme, alu to or minus, with or without baggage with a plus for lar activities, dining, dancing, etc. and ill the ictlvl- going. My ictrvrliss ring* from NYC to the ihort...to there Mo earne ai I. So, ft you Met tht water, flnt discreet friendship. Day or evening, dty a plut. Mutt ttei NYC hat to offer. Sni miy bt attached or unil- •Hying In and raiding a good book. It you are a SWF dMng and Victoria's Stem, glvi this captain a call like hugs end-Want for a plus. Pltatt call ext. 4946. tached, I am diaeate ind drug free In Somtnil 22 30, who has the similar above quiirtlet A Inter. and ftt'a Ht off for a long-term voyage. MMM re- County. Ext. 4800. em Piettse cemll ext. 4772. SBM- M/'S'S", 1SS lbs., ISO SF, 21-35, Children THIS ADVEHTI8SR HAS AUO CHOSEN TO RE* OKI, I enjoy staying homt or going out to dinner, CSIVB MAIL FiBASI SEMD LETTER TO: INTR0> UMKWO TO IHAM A COWWniO MLATION- dance clubs, parties, beach, tht simple things In life. DUCDONI BOX 4800. FORBES NEWSPAPERS, SWPSJ- 25,6*3*, brownhtlr, blue hair. Setkt tall, n/ Pltatt caHxUm - SWF, 40, sensitive, ittractlvt, caring* down- P.0J0X ete, toeuwviLLE, HJ OHTO, s ttumoroui, SWPF, iae 20-30, Interested In sports, enjoys homt Hfi I llfo'a little miturtt WK*m AWECTrOfttTE, PLAYFUL WOSMN- mustc I movies, Ext «2». seeks SWMP gentleman to ihart a relationship Slr^Nhpaftnt father, DWCM 47,59", stocky but diet- BTARLITI STARSRIOHT- WINTEfl DREAMS bittd on trust, honesty, earing 1 sharing and who it Ing, I am tootorw for a woman who Is tlncere, social SEEKS tUMSMII LOVE- SWJPM mid 40's 510.115 comfortable In homo it at wad. I am truly serious drinker for LTR. Please rtpry txt. 48345. Ibi. ISO attractive, warm, ilftctlonats, intelligent, TALL, DAJK ft VERY CUTE SWM- N/S, 30. man Hi about committing tht tjmt A tflort to tht fight per- gtnerout, spontaneous, well proportion^ Indepm- uniform, but not what you would expect, many Inter- ion. Pl M f Ji SBBWfM ATTRACTIVE B/OW FEMALE- dent wornin w/inner beauty, thin to mad, build, 34-43 till Including music i flint, Dining In or out. Qood Who It petite, slim, outgoing and 22-30 years old. I give or tike, for meaningful LTR, No Princeatis conversation, ISO N/S SWF, 22 A up, who could LOST IN 18m JBPJSY- Recently trmaferred by a am a SWM 34, 5'B", iJoiba, with brown hair. I am pleaas. Hold true to your Drums tho1 phantoms st btcoiM my belt friend, A hopfully more. Please cell Co. In the Mid-weet. SWM,», S'tr blond hair, blue honest, caring, generous and enjoy the btich, out* beet, no other goal Is worthy the quest. I'm wtll to find out more MUTia eyes, sHm to medium buHd, good looking (wUI ex doors, travel, comedy clubs, tnd movies. educated, well mannered, • itlf-made mm of merit. change photo). Looking for i tomtit to helpfind my THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE Muat be adventurous A very affectlontti. I'm willing TAU DAJIK AND DISASLED SWM- 41, looking for UIAII ^^ aA ^^ ABkiA Sjaja^aJAskAAA l^ssk A UAAM ttdkA leutAJti LasJsi MAN. ONLY. PHASE SENO UTTER AND PHOTO to try anything once, except skydiving. Can we talk? frltnd ind compmicn to there slmpls tummtr pita- way oui or mw lonenneie. im • wen rounded nun* suret and idlvrturii. II you an inletllgtnt, carmg, vtdual. I enjoy country mutlc to eHtrnatrvt mutlc, TOt INTMOVCTKWS BOX 4714, FORBES NEWS' Pteati Ext. 4778, ' PAPERS, PO BOX 888, SOUERVtUE, NJ 0S671 SWF, 3tMS, young it htirt and have a greet ttntt skiing, camping, fishing, tht Arts, exploring NYC, SWF- 33yr. old, 5*5", Brown hair a eyet, I en|oy the ol honor please call so wi can compare tdvtnturei. Seeking femele for dtflnttt friendship or possible SWOUBUCKFEIUULOOKINQFORNOONIIN outdoors, dancing, going tc tht park, Hont-bick Pteew etM Kit, «tW or •f»fjM«4MdpMit It dating. A person whose pertoniHty A character art PARTICULAR- 25, S'S, Exotic dancer, ISO someone riding; A dining out, ISO of SWM 36-40, who hat the IntroNcllMSf Seit 4980, Feveet Nevraesoefs, PtO. more attractive than htr tookt. Someone who knowi who fs Interesting A likes to go out A have fun. II this time Interim at myatlf. This advirtisir has chosen SttiW.SemervHN,HJ0SB78 how to cut loose and have fun and knowa when to be It you |utt give me a call at txt. 4547. to recitvtmall, pltut write to Introduction Box 4782, serious. I appreciate sincerity, romance, kindness, Fo Box 899, Somtrvllle, NJ 0M76 THE SHUT AMERICAN DWPF- mid 4O'i, A#1 sweetness, but what I reipect and am attracted lo SINGH CHINESE FEMAU- 25 yrs. S'S" attractive, brown eyei, Mack hair, caring, affectionate, con- 8WF- corp. biitlness womn, guiranteed date, Impeccably most is a woman who It unafraid to bt completely groomed, arut lookslslightly plumb but wtll open A honeet. Pltatt call ext. 4930, This advertiser sclout, alto athletic, In good physical shape. BS de- 38, indtptndint, earth muffin, turned ali«rnative, gree, Seeking S'B" to 6 2 Prof., tductted white punkett, equally a home at clubs or biich, Seeking ihtp»d), N/S, no kldi, S i emotionally itcurt. IS01 hai alto chosen to receive mall. Please tend letter dynamic, high cilibsr man(prslerabiy over 5'10), who tnd photo to: Introductions, Box 4930, Forbes Newt- malt, 2743 yrt. old, emotionally stable, flnanceily honttt SWM, be something to btlievt In or some- secure, honest, tinctrt, considerate in good health, body to ihovi, Lets get clour to tht stars. No nega- cm kick of his wing tips 4 balance hit life w/ltugh- paperi, P.O. Sox 899, Somervllle, NJ. tsr «lovi, Edlion irea. Possible benefits art defl- good physical ihape, non-smoker A alchoiic and dis- tive creeps. LOVUY MWteXTTf, SLBN0BP1BWLD- nltely worth the risk of replyingl Plena call Ext. 4851. Inttlllgeni, hontit, dependable, caring woman, I ease free, American citizen. Please call ext. 4944. THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE enjoy music-all kinds, tinging, dtnce, hikes, and THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE (NAIL PLEASI SEND LETTER! AND PHOTO (OP- gourmet cooking, I also tnjoy listening and do inte- MAIL PLEASE SBND LETTER A PHOTO TO BOX TIONAL) TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4640, FOflKS VEmMMANTIC rior design. I would Ilka to meet i man who It honttt, 4944. FORBES NEWSPAPERS, P.O. BOX SIS, SON- NEWSPAPERS, P0 BOX MS, SOMERV1LLE, NJ Hardsorm, levil-hnded, sincere & honest SWM 39 dependable, and caring. Please reply art. 4736. ERVtUE,NJ8e878 8SS78. $11" 170 Ib. who ilwayi treats a women with re* sped and clan. In search of long term relationship MAMHAM MtNOED? SINQLE FEMALE ASIAN SWF- 35 years old, 6'3", attractive, sincere, loving, caring, 40ish, prof., petite, auburn hair, w/cultural & artistic wltri SWF 29 • 40. who it slim A attractive and enjoys Want a eMM? I want a wife: Left mtkt a deal. .M- Ihe thealu, novlit, dancing, good conversation, ardworking SWM, 28, vtry m, 6( + . Vtry Intelligent, business-minded. Looking for attractive male- 3340 interests, I en|oy going to NYC, also smart men, list yean old- any rice, with time Intertill for LTR, No ctrs A alow hands, seeks a SWM who Is financially & conwfy ebbs ind weekend getaways. Please reply suave looking, Prof, needs mousy Country Girl, Cor- Ext. 4952 porate Lady, or In-between, 19-29 or to, to share games please Please reply ext. 4733. emotionally secure, for living happily evar-atter. Please till trt.4782 walks, movies, dinner, cuddling, beach, love {a busi- SJNQU WHITE FBMALI ness together?) Sacrificing for Bountiful lift. Ext. WANTED: JEWISH MALE, £0-60, TLC, pretty lady very attractive, 30, 110 lbs., S'S w/1 child, non- 8WJM- 34, B'2,2t0 lbs. College educited. Looking 3926. for unique fimale lor frlendihip, companlonthlp or wants to meet you. 8*teiae reply Eat. 4S88. THIS imoktr, non-drug ustr, ilnctrt, hontit, organized & ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN T6 RECEIVE MAIL neat, secure about myself, Wishing lo mitt SWM, mort. Interest include tennis, exciting Sunday AOI- SWM latt 301, strorw.htndsome, Into ONLY. PLEASE StNO LETTER A PHOTO TO: IN- New Agt, mind, psychic, would like to hear tram mutt be vtry attractive, 28-36, JV'-ST, in shape, 34 brunches, music, BBO, dancing, family gatherings, cooking, watching videos, romance, etc. I am little bit TRODUCTIONS BOX 4188; SFORBES NIW8FA- woman w/tamt Inttrtttt. THIS ADVtRTISN HAS inch wtist or small, 0-2 kids ok, norvtmoker/drug PEW, P.O. BOM •*!, tOWestVILU,NJ.0e878. ALSO CHOfW TO MCltVB MAIL PHASE UNO user, honest, polite, not a slob or lazy, mutt be of a recovering Agoraphobic so It will bt nlca it you LITTMI PHOTO TO: INTfttDUCTIONfl SOX 4711, secure about yourself yet not telf centered, for a have patiences and a NJ driver's license. Please call aft ••_ «u InmtnHMt ILI meaningful relationship A posslblt marriage, it you fit ext 4941 WANTED; PMFBttlONAl ILK. MALE preferably all of the above, then pleaae call txt.4294 H over 5'10. Goal oriented who enjoys the simple SWM,44,rt1 l17Slbi- things in life, Qood conversation, Flea Markets, Quiet NIWW OUADUATW MtWCAL CAM BR- SINQU WHITE FEMALE- Non'imoker, social drinker, good-taking, i enjoy nlghli. I im 45, 57 guaranteed class. Love basket- Juit graduated at an EKQ technician. I'm a 23 yr. 25 yrs. old, 5', Brn. curly hair, Brn. eyss, 1 to Ibi. oldies, reeding, Cinlng out, sports,flea markita, mov- ball & lilt THIS ArfVWTISEA HAS CHOSEN TO old, SWM, short blond hair, blut tyes, 5 11,160 ibi. Afftclionatt, hontit A outgoing w/pood temt of ies, and )uet quiet times together; love children. Inter- ftSKErVI MAIL ONLY. PLfASB SEND UTTER A who dottn't gtt a chance to mlnglt duo lo school A humor. I enjoy anything from Comedy Clubs to pic- ested In melting attractive, S or DWF, 30+ with simi- FM0TO TO: INTRODUCTIONS SOX 4817 WOMBS work devotion. Formal Stack Ben In Kirttt It In nics on tht beech A skiing or just staying home & lar Intertill for tarlous LTR, Definitely no drugal MEWSFAFERS, P.O. BOX MS, SOMERVRLE, NJ atsrch of (marriage minded), single white college renting moviei, Looking for SWM, mid 20's-tarly 30s THIS AWIRTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE 0S8T8. educattd ttmile, 20-26 who enjoyi what I do (dine* w/a good heart, old fashion morals A good atmt of MAIL ONLY, PLUS! SEND UTTER AND PHOTO Ing, dining out, horttback riding A working out in humor. If seeking possible relationship pleaae call TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4B27, FORMS NIWl- i). Cannot dial tht 900 number for messige re- Eld. 4818. PAPENS, PO BOX IH, SOHIHVILU, NJ 04871 WHITE WIDOWED MALE frievel to please We exchange photos and letters. SWM, ATTMCTP/E— (Medical carter college educated A brunttttt would WHOLE WHITE MALI,» Wirm, witty I wonderful. I'm 42 yrs. old, 5' 6,140 bt t plus.) (LETTERS A PHOTO ARE PREFERRED BY 6T', short brown hair, brown tyes. Workout everv 33-Tall, sensitive, honest, funny likes romintic din- Ibi,, in great shape, hive a good job A no kldt. day, cortege student, humorous-yet romantic. ISO ners, Villagt, day trips, »eks S/OPF 23-35 cute, Intirtatid in meeting a nice lady, should be petite k ADVERTISER) pretty, thlrvyet shapely, SWF with a good personality, sweet, Independant, soulmatt for a committed sen- pretty with i gresl tense of humor. I Ilks music, THtS AOVBRTlSER HAS ALSO CHOBIN TO RE- honest, communicates well, 18-33. Plsase reply em. sual LTR. sports, play batebill, enjoy eating dinners at retttu- CM MAIL PUASB SBND LBTTSR AND PHOTO 4714. THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE rents A going to moviei I am a smoker. Pletse call TOt INfftODUCTfONS BOX 4810, FORBES NEW* UAH. ONLY, PtIAM SEW UTTER TO) INTRO- Ext, 4330, SINGLE WHITE MALE- DUCTION* BOX 4717, FORBES NEWSPAFEM, PO HtCEOUY 25, Brn, hair, haul eyes, slim, athletic, enjoys the BOX >tt, SOMERYILLE, MJ0BS78. WHITI WIDOW- financially secure female In htr latt ST*, 1SS tbs., I enjoy tht affflpjojhjngjt In life; Ice little things, Sports, Beach, Books especially chil- SWM- 27,57", ovtrwtiqhl, sensitivt, caring, con- 70'i wints to mesl someone nice for companionship, croMi otfitti movtatt good convert Mion, goto dren. Seeking SWF w/slmilar interests. Please call Ext. 4540, siderate A honest, I Ilkt liughulng, talking, renting agi ©0i or 70't. This sdvereHtr hti eyetnto to boofct, ereat eUnnort, dancing and pjosd leueht. movies, walking, ft would try almosi snythlng wloth I'm a WSMi rttpontlWt, non*4rinktf» flfiancltHy rvpfivv men, riease I ii cwiyou reply em, 4713, btcht (Sridttwmr a«ta tltato.) Rtply ert, 4170. MNQLE, BUCK, JAMAICAN FEMALE- t Divorced, 38 years old, I have been single tor over 4 SWM- 30, ISO black Ismail, age unimportint, would NO FALSE ADVEfmSJNQ- Very pretty, ilim, DJPF, years tnd I am looking for a Black, single, Christian like to meet someone who enjoyi fine dining, dine- 49, 6'8", good'httrted, sensitive, cuddly, tun, down- mm. Ht mutt bt In nil 40*50, and lovt Qod and Ing, beich activities, someone who is Just looking to WWM- Young 80, 511", 190 lbs., executive still to-eerth with traditional values teeki male counter- kids. I am looking for Mr. Right and I am very loving enjoy Ille. II you art thli person please give me a working, intsreatid in meeting attractive, educated part with varied Interests lor long-term sharing. and kind. Plane reply ext. 4720. call Ptstoo call til. 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This advertiser his also chosen lo receive Fun, Romance, Adventure & possible long term rela- ing attractive, cultured, llmnclally secure male, 55-65 loving, attractive S/DJF, 35-45 yr.old, for friendship/ mall. Pleat* tend letter to Introductions, Box 4927, tionship, 1 am a smoker Please call Exl. 4515, lor caring, long lasting relallonihip. Ext. 4955. possible LTR. Kids ok I, Please call exl.4790 Forbee Newspaperi, P.O. Box 899, Somervllle, 08876

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For ,980n M563 Mo." Mo.* Mo,: BOUND BROOK $164,900 PRETTY AS A PICTURE!! RARITAN $159,900 MANVILLE $163,500 Lovtty split on quiet street Walk to town, BEDMINSTER $265,900 school*, parti and recreational areas Most PRIME LOCATION TWO FOR ONE PRICE BRANCHBURG $259,600 major upgradMleMthaniOyrs. Fenced f Mr Duplex *ilh 2-bdrms, basement, walk-up at- Col w/huge couotrv kit. LR. DA, FP in FH. 4 3 bedroom, 2'/? bath, full without basement, Four bedroom Cap* with gauge on quiet yard, storage galore You snooze, you lost! itrtetNwroot.lurnace.indciipeiiog.Biiu- tic garage. LET US SHOW YOU THE WAY TO 80,2 5 bath* on 3 scenic acres Kennel runs 2 car garage, 2 tinplacti — Vmn\ BD3313 BD#3433 ' /linishsdhardwoodHoon. BOiWe?. BUY CALL NOW BOO3-4OW on site. B003-4066 JEDMINSTER OFFICE lOtTI EOMNSTER OFFICE 906-7BM0OO, Efi OFFICE m-m-i ;HBUflG OFFICE 908-526-5444, i OFFICE 906-526-5444.

Just 1097 Listed IF YOU THINK TM WW 1 Mo*- Mo PISCATAWAY $144,900 BRIDGEWATER $164,500 MONIHLY MYMINIS IN YOU'LL SEE STARS... through the skylight) in the master bedroom RAISE A FAMILY and bath ot this four-bedroom home with In this 4 bedroom Railed flinch wtth m-to • • » maintenance-free anterior and central air krlchan i-caraaragakitamtyntighboftwod Special financing available for qualified buy- Fenced raw yard with deck B000-4290 ers 193-4450 I OFFICE iO«M-M44. Wait ^1 you see JISONOfFICE 90MM-UQ0, the gnat homes they buyl OPBIHOUSE VISIT OUR OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND! nr M082"° a 2613 0 C THIS SUNDAY ForptmhM* prtoaa up tot2U|97 monthly mortgage payments Ipmopal + merest) quoted in our ads Mo.V 1-5 P.M. are to quaffed buyers, based upon a 20% dcwnpaywent and a conventional 30 >-ear fixed rate loan at 8.125% w*3 points, AP,R. 1.490%. As an axampte, a $100,000 loan woid mm 360 monthly pay- NO. BRUNSWICK $182,000 ments ot $743.00. For pwehMa prices Irwn ttSMM to *2M00 the monthly payments are to qualified iDISON $435,000 Wafehtrt twyors based upon a 20% downpwrierit arid calciiated at 8.250% with 3 pouts on a "Jumbo' 30-year fined CONTEMPORARY LUXURY IMMACULATE SPLIT rate mortgage wrth an A.P.R. W 8.818% An oxarpte o) a $500,000 loan would mean 360 monthly 1 Beautiful contemporary home features gor- 3 bedrooms, 1 /? baths home on besutifuKy payments of $3,756.00 Figures Herein are approximate and do not tnclude property taxes, hu&d insurance, geous designer hit loaded with amenities. landscaped lot New O«k Mchen, family or homeowners association dues tor a condomnum purchase. Interest rates quoted are as of April 19,1994, mstr bdrm suite wlh vaulted ceil and a huge room, screened porch. 1 car garage 193- and subject lo change. Not respoiisibleior typographical errors; wt* nformation is believed accurate, we loft 2 full balhs and wonderful m-grnd pool 4463 request that the payment bo validated with a nxxtgage provider pnor to purchase. Desirable North Edison location 193-4462 t EDISON OFFICE 90MM4MO EDiSON OFFICE 908-494-6600

Just M4851 3146 Listed 974' 1562 ^826 Mo/ Mo: Mo.* PISCATAWAY $249,900 FRANKLIN $523,000 SOMERSET $163,900 TEE OFF! WAKE UP WITH A SMILE HILLSBOROUGH $259,900 PRIME LOCATION IN BELLE-MEAD BEAUTY This 'One ol a Kind" 9 year old colonial is 4500 % f ot first quality construction, lovingly QUAILBROOK'S REGENCY! BRIDGEWATER $138,900 located at the end ol a deadend street, maintained Private lot bathing green acres See this 4 bedroom. 2'/> bath Colonial that adjacent toagoltcourM II you enjoy privacy, that can be enjoyed Irom the large rear deck This 3 bdrm Townhouse Is immaculate and backs to green acres Skylights, recessed Don't delay!' Owners must sell this 3 BR large rooms, and are looking lor a super Ewery amenity you can imagine Call today so boasli lots of extras Don't miss out on this lights and whirlpool tub add up to a winner ranch home in lowly section generous yard clean home, don t miu this beauty 193-4016 we can tell you morel!! HB72BB beauty. CalllodaylorprtvBte&howng HB7273 HB7138 and livable floor plan 024-2901 EDISON OFFICE NMtMM0> I OFFICE NM7M100, wHILLSBOROUGH OFFICE 90M7441OO wHILLSBOROUCH OFFICE 9OW74-B1QO, .METUCHEN OFFICE 908-!

1 00 1040L -. r M783 MO68 Mo.V Mo* Mo/. BRIDGEWATER $179,900 EDISON $296,700 POHATCONG $129,000 "THE PRICE CANT BE BEAT!" BERNARDS TWP. $649,900 ISELIN $174,900 4 BR, 3% BA colonial, 14yr young colonial. C/ Adorable cape wilh room to grow Many Leasl expensive 3 bdrm townhouse located m Magnilicent 3 story contemp on 3* acs w/ Mother-Daughter, 4 bedrooms, 2 Kitchens A, 2 car garage. LR, formal DR EIK. deck recent updates Large corner lot easy com- "Crossroads Immaculate a beauly thai stteam 4^5bdrms ibaths 4cargarage mbr nhova ground pool deck twti Kill baths, walk country club, North Edison, pnslme condi- mute to 7B Schools & shopping Wonderiui won I last conveniently located near Hies sutte bridge w/librflry/oHice 3 decks 096 to Metro Park i much mafe 024-2936 tion 024-2937 location A Must See* 096 5528 202, 206 2B7. ?? ft shopping 096 W\ 5395 .METUCHEN OFFICE 908906-8200. . METUCHEN OFFICE 908-906-6200 .OLDWICK OFFICE 908439-2777, LOLDWICK OFFICE 908-439-2777, .0LDW1CK OFFICE 908-439-2777. AH Offices

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COiONU $14SfM0 COIONU 1174,9M Exciiinaly different...bMutiful contemporary that is |104rf00 Located in one of Metuchens most desirable Maintenance free 3 bedrm. 1.5 bath home bright I cheerful. Living room a dining room hive 4 bedrm spiit in family neighborhood. All 5 bedrm, FDR, eat in kitchen, fenced tn yard. neighborhoods. Priced to sell today. Urge with private property. Owners relocating. neutral decor, c/a, fenced yard, att. garage, cathedral ceilingi & tkyiights. Th« Ffl hat a tire- Walk to schools, attached garage, very well place. 3 Bflt, M bttlm. bit fintthed bawmeni & 2 weil maintained 4 bedrm, 2.5 bath, 2 car Cathedral ceilings, loaded w/chaim. t car separate storage area. MET4543 car garage. HIL1670 maintained inside and outside. MET4560. garage. MET4433 rage home. MET4547 MITUCNIN/IPIION AMAOfflCI (HIHM.77H UU Off ICI |99l|494-nH

M $iHfm m i wumiiD Elegance abounds from the entrance foyer to Country home w/vslley views. Center hall This wonderful center hall colonial is located You must see this magnificent 4 bdrm, Spacious townhousa. 2 bdrms., Th baths, on a partly wooded lot in Arrowhead. Private thenvelydiningrm.,fireplacesenhancethree eat-in kitchen, 2pantri«s, walk-in closets, all colonial to be built on a premium 2.77 acre tot bath home located in prime area. Living room rooms, gokten oak woodworkft wood floors in area of nice homes. 4 bdrms,, fireplace, 2 backyard, inground pool, efficient oak kitch- neutral full finished basement, aasy access to en, large rooms, trench doors, security sys- w/Bay window, family rm w/trplce. Large make thts to remember. Walking distance to major hwya. ROT2O29 car rage, walkout basement, 2 story loyer. private property. SPL1934 schools, trains and buses. RDT1958 graatm. RDT2O44 tem. ROT 2066 AHI9MCI (NmiMIII/1114119 IMIiaWI Mftft\llUftU/tM>llM

K01CN MAINS iai4f9M |1Mf9M ICHAINTIILD f179.m HAINNHO Fabulous 6 brm. 2.5 bath Col. featuring new Set on a quiet tree canopied street of fine NEED 4 BEDROOMS? Own this t8yr. old bi- YOU WILL BE IMPRESSED! Beautiful, move 2FAMILY!! Attention Investors -Large Colo- baths, updated kit, relinished hwd firs, living homesthissparkling3brm,i.5bath American level feat. 1.5 baths, F/R w/sliders to deck, in condition, 3 BDRM, 1.S bath split, formal nial 2 lam., 5 bdrms., sep. ulil. newer roof, rm w/frplce & French Doors to Florida Room. classic is waiting for your family. Hardwood formal DR, 2 car gar., C/A & solar hot water DR, enc. porch, new C/A & furnace. New large lot. good income producer or greal for Many updates & large property. SPL1938 firs, formal dining rm, enc. flagstone patio & system. All this and morel SPF1244 kitchen & many new upgrades. Greal loca a large family. Call Today!! SPF1219 much more, SPL1931 tionl SPF1245 IOVTH KAIMMIW KOKMHJUW MVTN MAINFHU MUfN NJUNPHIO IHIUM-tiM MIA OffKIIHMMMfM

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Clark Area Scotch Plains Area South Plainfield Area COLDUieU (908)382-3200 (908)322-9102 (908)668-0020 Hillsborough/ Readington/ Metuchen/ Montgomery Area Branchburg Area Edison Area SCHLOTT (908)874-8421 , ..(9Q8)534-,4Q$5, (908)494-7700 REALTORS(ft) 6—June1.2,3,1994 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement

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A husband and wife real estate team has joined Re/Max Realtors in Whitehouse Sta- Mr. Hamblin Schwartz Manfra Kennedy Murphy tion. Dick and Carol Hamblin of East Spring ducer and has earned the New Jersey Real Mr. DeMusz was appointed to the infor- A member of the West field Board of Real- Street, Somerville, have been residents of tors, Mr, Manfra has been listing and selling Estate Association Million Dollar Sales mation network company's board of direc- Somerset county for more than 30 years. tors at the National Association of Realtors' homes for 16 years and is also a licensed Carol Hamblin is a consistent top pro-Award since 1989. recent midyear meetings in Washington. broker. Dick Hamblin re- The RIN Board will be responsible for tired from the post creating a system which will allow realtors Russ Wester, a 20-ycur veteran nf the real office before earning to access real estate information anywhere estate industry has joined the Hillsborough his real-estate li- office of Century 21 Wortlwi & Green. cense in 1990. in the country. * * • * * * Ann Schwartz of Coldwell Banker Schlott Donna Scimeme oi the Hillsborough of- Carl DeMusz, 1994 Realtors' "Warren office, earned the title of fice of Century 21 Worchi & Green, has President-Elect of office associate of the month and has been earned the company Ccnlunun award. New Jersey Associa- named to the New Jersey Association of Only about two percent of tho 80.000 sales tion of Realtors Realtors Million Dollar Club. associates in Century 21 achieve* this honor. (NJAR), has been ap- Ms. Schwartz, who formerly worked as a according to a release. pointed to serve as a teacher of inner city and physically- Luxury 2 & 3 Bedroom Townhomes from $159,990 director of the Real- handicapped children, is a member of the Paul Kennedy, a licensed real estate pro- tor Information Net- Coldwell Banker Schlott President's Club fessional with three years" experience, is in (he scenic foothills of the Watchung Mountains work (RIN), a corpo- and Multi-Million Dollar Club. moving from Weichert Realtors' Bcdminster Designed for tupdiiive yet comfortable living quality conitructitm, great lociiion ration geared to in- * * * office to Prudential Rose Realtors of ind nuonable prim... i |reai value for a Hiding family. Every unit contirucied Watchung. to meet ttrici energy efficient tundardi tet by PSE&G lo allow minimum com for creasing the ef- Patrick Manfra, a sales associate with ficency of Multiple Weichert Realtors' Westfield office, has heating and cooling For mort tnformillon call 901.322-1212 or 90S754UW, Howard Logan, a 23-year veteran of the SALES CENTER AND MODELS OPEN EVERY DAY I Itm-Spm. Listing Service, a qualified for membership of the 1993 New home marketing Jersey State Million Dollar Club and thereal estate industry, has been appointed tool, company's Million Dollar Marketed Club. manager of Weichert Realtors' Edison office. Mr. Logan has been u member of thu PAUL • ANTHONY company's million dollar sales and mar- AGENCY INC. REAL ESTATE • DEVELOPER keted clubs, president's and ambassador's clubs, as well as the New jersey State Mil- lion Dollar Club. 'I' '•:• t Ruth Tcrwilliger,

HOUSE OF THE WEEK Pre-Construction SCOTCH PLAINS $219,900 GRAND Neatly manicured grounds surround this immaculate Colo- OPENING nial. At ireplace "warms" the living room & there is an adjacent paneled den. The dining room has a beamed ceiling & the OPEN HOUSE kitchen abounds with cabinets & amenities + dining space SUNDAY, L4PM with sliding doors to a large relaxing screened porch. The 1 ABERDEEN COURT, spacious first floor master bedroom (that could also serve as CRANFORD a family room) has two double closets & private bath. 3 You'll love JUST LISTED!! Immaculate split in quiet residen- second floor carpeted bedrooms & updated bath. Newer tial area, Interior completely redecorated within furnace & HWH. Garage with side storage/work area + the life at Ihelasllwoyears. Brandneweat-inkitchen,wall- storage shed. Freshly painted exterior! Central air condition- to-wall carpeting, bathrooms refurbished,ceramic ing! Call us today for your tour! titaenlroncohall, Living Room/Dining Roomcom- bo, 3 bedrooms, master bath, family room, Flor- Fr. $249,900 ida Room, basement with [h bath, central air, built-in garage. Many extras! LOW S24O's. 5 years Vinyl or Sluceo suing • MUthrt 2 CM Q«HM • Dlmtnilonil Ruling Dlfl Walnut Ave to Chester Lang Place to Aber- ol l.iuultmirk Service hvtmm Window • Full liuMttt • Hndwirt Fkmii • Enellml Lotnioi deen Ct Op»n Sit., Sun, 12 to S Of by Appolnlmint REALTOR 908-232-8400 Phone 90B-874S545 WORDEN & GREEN DIRECTIONS: From Somtrvlllt 44 ELM ST. • WESTFIKIJ), NJ Clfclt, R(, YXk S. lo flyM oft Niw Amwill Rd., pfMMd 10 SOUTH AVE, E.. CRANFORD 1 hill mill lo iwrttl on right. 908-276-2400 A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Real Estate June 1,2,3,1994-7 New homes tantalize buyers Very few opportunities remain to buy at Cop* "At W. Epstein Associates, we work diligently to perfields in Franklin Township. As time passes, Cop- ensure only the finest craftsmanship, highest quality perfields grows closer to a sellout, and now only five materials and best designs go into building each and homes remain in the 24-home community. every home, It is with great pride that Copperfields Named Best Single Family Community of 1993 by has become such a lovely neighborhood community." the Northwest Builders Association, Copperfields is a Copperfields is located in Warren County's Frank- truly exceptional community. Built by W, Epstein lin Township, a community Associates, Copperfields' immense popularity is due characterized by idyllic country- L to quality construction, exquisite designs, attention to side views, friendly townspeople, details, and affordability. and convenience. Routes 78, 31 The new home value at Copperfields is virtually and 57 are only a short drive unrivaled in Central New Jersey. Priced from the low from Copperfields, offering resi- n. $200,000s, the few remaining opportunities are ex- pected to sell out shortly and interested homebuyers dents easy access to major busi- are encouraged to visit the community. ness centers, as well as suburban Homebuyers may choose from a variety of home conveniences and various shop- designs at Copperfields. ranging in size from under ping ventures. The community is also known for its 2,000 square feet to 2.800 square feet. Each home excellent school system and many recreational occupies its own attractive one-acre lot in an intimate choices. neighborhood setting, perfect for evening strolls and Coldwell Banker Schlott, Realtors New Homes Di- bike rides. vision, is the exclusive sales and marketing agent for Some of the standard features include three or four Copperfields. bedrooms, two- or three-car garages, soaring cathe- To take advantage of the few remaining opportuni- dral and vaulted ceilings, cozy fireplaces, central air ties at Copperfields, interested homebuyers are conditioning, spacious kitchens, formal dining rooms, strongly encouraged to visit the community this tiled baths, and city water and gas. Depending on the weekend and view the finished models. The sales model chosen, many additional upgraded features are center is open Saturday-Monday, noon-5 p.m.. Copperfields, a new-home community in Franklin Township, also available. To get to Copperfields from Route 78, take Route offers three- to four-bedroom homes. Fireplaces, central air "With Copperfields on the verge of sellout, I 31 North 10.7 miles and turn left onto Route 57 West, conditioning and cathedral ceilings are a few standard features couldn't be more pleased with the extraordinary new Proceed 3,5 miles to site on the left, For more infor- of Copperfields homes. home value we have succeeded in bringing to our mation, call the sales office at 689- customers," said Bill Epstein, principal of W. Epstein Associates. 4121. 'Burgdorff phone' rings with information RANALD C. BROWN Today through Saturday Burgdorff Real- Thursday; 12-11 p,m. Friday-Sunday. Ex- 1934 Washington Valley Road, Box 68 tors' East Brunswick office will be support- hibitors will provide entertainment, arts and ing the East Brunswick Association for crafts, games and refreshments, MARTINSVILLE, NEW JERSEY 08836 Brain Injured Children through the Daisy Burgdorff Realtors' will display the "Burg- dorff Phone," an innovative advertising pro- Spring Fair held at the Middlesex County gram exclusively designed for Burgdorff, Realtor-lnsuror Fair held at the Middlesex County Fair The phone enables a person to inquire di- grounds on Cranbuiy Road in East Brun- rectly about a particular property they swick. The event will run 5-11 p.m. today- would like to hear more about.

BOUND BROOK $186,700 SO. BOUND BROOK $269,700 11 A MUST SEE!" BRICK 4-FAMILY Store Front and 2 Apartments and (4) 1 bedroom apartments — full base- New 2-car Garage Shop1 Great Down- ments — separate utilities11 FIRST town Location! TIME OFFERED"

ACREAGE! ACREAGE! ACREAGE! BASKING RIDGE: 2 76 Acre Approved Lot! Spectacular Secluded Wooded Setting. All Approvals! Offered at $229,000. WARREN TOWNSHIP: Half Acre! City Sewer and Water. Ready to Go! "CHARMER' $125,000. Call Quick! $129,700 MARTINSVILLE COMMERCIAL: Choice Piscataway cul-de-sac loca- % Acres! Approved for a 7400 SQ. tion! 3 bedrooms -- city sewers -- 2 car FT. Building, City Sewer' Priced to garage -- updated w/central air! Call Moving up Sell! $259,700. quick!! Susan Window Smith, left, of Burgdorff Realtors' Warren office receives congratulations from boss Jean T. Burgdorff after winning election to the board of directors of the National Association of Realtors. Ms. Smith, vice- president/broker manager of the Warren office, now joins the governing (908) 469-2333 body of an association with 725,000 members nationwide, 8-Jur* 1,2,3,19M RealEstate A rOfuts Nfwipipir

toOmr*miWntmM M. Dryburgh to Paul k Roe Siwchuk, 30 sauer, MS Wndfni Brook Way, $325,000 Scpl & Morel Awoc to Dmitl Mirfoia & Debar* Sun, W & Elaine WESTnELD Rudolph AStanzel Jr. et ux. toGkn D. & - ... .%.„.. . »v.« WchirdG. Rdmliniir ft ux. to ltanothy Karen Romano, 547 Fairmont Ave., $240,000 & Van Q. Nguyen rt ol, » CifUs Am, 'ftfcrtW.&Itoraar.McDc^ Enrique Chang k C. Farley to David k MIDDLESEX W.00O an) & Cvmen G. Hopldni, M Ikten Si, Barbara Meyers, 723 Cattleman Drive, Ben^T.RobiiuontoBrankoicLiuhica $210,000 $287,000 Bojic, 115 httWdt Ave, $179,000 OddiaM.Grtndntr to CarmelOA Patricia Thomas J, k Patricia Rucinsky to Linda MIDDLESEX Robert P. & Roberta Reich to Anthony k TirtmtUWMadbooAvt,, $147,000 S. Eakelcy, W Haul Ave., $240,000 David T. & Mirjorie J. Muraney to Emil Colonnelb, 59 StwtaMfe Drive, Alex A. atLydiaRPifliniwin to Charles Frank J. Rodgcrs to Jonathan C. Young- C. k TVacey fiontempo, 34? Main St. $190,000 C. Geiger, 1M Ttttotmi tad, $210,000 nans et al., 220 Lenox Ave., $395,000 $83,000 New Jersey Mortgage & Inv. to Marrion David E. Scott k B.G. Valerius to Mat- Ann £. Zimmer to James M, k Jaqueline D. Pratscher, 382 William St., $142,500 GARWOOD thew E. Moloshok et al, 1006 Prospect St., A. list, 338 Runyon Ave., $108,000 Estella Corp, Inc. to John J. & Chris A. $392,000 SOUTH PLMNRELD Moran, 48 Second Ave., $151,000 PISCATAWAY Karen Fields to Louis P. k Sandra L Ga- SOMERSET Vincent J. Ferrentino et ux to Willy Hsi- rofola, 1894 Maple Ave., $96,000 KENILWORm ung & Joy Chao, 119 Bedford Court, Barbara & Alan Young to David & Angela John Bittle Jr. to Edward J. & Cindy M. $99,000 Thompson, 220 Montrote Ave, $127,000 McColgan, 546 Newark Ave., $125,000 BEDMINSTER Segal & Morel Associates LP to Miland & Raymond Jr. & Carol A. Cuneo to Timo- Mary A. & Herbert A. Hoffman to Vin- Robert J, Jr. & Gayle Jennings to Sue Ap&»na Bagle, 160 Buttonwood Drive, thy A. & Karen M. Kelly, 311 Van Fleet cerao k Carmela Vasile, 201 Boulevard, Barnett, 78 S. Edgewood Road, $266,000 $221,136 Ave., $146,000 *14W Neil A. k Lynda V. Frunchino to Susan L. Lee F. & Mary R Candelmo to Scott C. & Muriel W. Hansen to John Scuoro III k J. Madden, 10*7 S, Michigan Ave., $90,000 Soares, 92 S. Edgewood Road, $220,000 Jill R. Timmerman, 18 Camelot Court, Jonathan & Anne Gray to Stephen & $220,000 UNION Paul & Katherine Marinaccio to Scott W. KUnder, 410 N. 15th St., $127,500 Diane C. Schneider, 21 Janellc Drive, Segal k Morel Assoc to Samuel & Helen $965,000 CRANFORD Stephen Cobham & Ana Phiz Cobham to Steven k Denise SCOTCH PIAINS Mary C, Hennessey ik McCarthy, 4 Drum- Gachko to Janice T. Salvatore & Anne Ferraioli to William J. mers Log Lane, $302,500 Spychalski, 5506 HUl* & Jean Callahan, 1261 Christine Circle, Louis Piancone to County of Somerset, side Ave, $200,000 $270,000 Pottersvillc Road, $3,700 James E, & Mary Kublin to Christopher J. Reimers, Louis Piancone to County of Somerset, Marlene Robins to 227 Harding Road, $183,000 Pottersvillc Road, $3,400 Joseph P. k Patricia John T. & Doreen Jasieniecki to James P. Richard C Williams to Thomas Stalhis k Starkey, 123 linden Hannon, 2328 Lyde Place, $200,000 Cathy Hart, m Terrace Lane, $157,000 Place, $260,000 James G. k Barbara E. Boyd to John Jr. Elise A. Amort )si to Jotli Weber, 4 Bentley James L. k Esther k Jeannine Cavaliere, 1704 Oakwood Ter- M. Holland to race, $237,000 Court, $142,500 Hilliard J. k Debra Lucille M. Cardace to James Ehrenthal & Charles A. Ix;avcr to Judy A. Grant. 6 Brown, 103 Me- M. Maisel, 1591 Rahway Road, $265,000 BRIDGEWATER Clellan St., $95,000 Patricia A. Widin to John & Eileen Con* K. Hovnanian at Bcdminstcr to John & Ernest W. Mezey don, 2150 Raritan Road, $192,500 Antonia Peracchio, 7(16 Tiinlwrlirooke Dr,, Lovely 3 BR ranch on a park- to Dooley Funeral Charles k Audrey Adler to Judith Konv $196,059 like setting. Enjoy winter by Service Inc., 212 V. ish, 25 Eastham ViUage, $174,000 Alan H. & Nancy B. Fcldman to Lisa J. the all brick FP or summer on North Ave., $100,000 Steven P. k Claire L Forman to Jorge & Huff, 19 Encampment Drive, $135,500 the enclosed porch w/built-in Thomas F, Daly to Maria E. Forero, 184 Mountalnview Ave., Laurie A. Muhlbach to Judith Melton, 39 Kevin G & Joan G. $140,000 Wentworth Road, $117,500 barbecue. This cozy doll Bryant, 211 Orange Seymour Epstein to Ronald Orefice k E. Michael k Patricia Petranko to Nancy L. house won't last long at Ave., $190,000 Koenig, 28 Tisbury, $160,000 Christofileas, 61 Academy Court, $126,000 $216,900 William T. k Virginia Moylan to Theresa Peter D. Hug to Karen MuCulloch, U BDM 2794 FANWOOD J, Buban, 2051W, Broad Si, $165,000 Cambridge Road, $164,000 Mark E. & Kathi Carole J. Browne to Joseph A. & Joan K Scott K. & Ina W. Schumcr to James L, & F. Kerek to Jerome Shropshire, 2M1 Raritan Road, $360,000 Mary L. Harbison, 69 Birtliwood Road, BEDMINSTER A, Zoufaly II et tix, Saugatuck Associates Inc. to Robert D. & $152,000 123 S. Glenwood Judith A Williams, 5 Sutumn Drive, Location! Lots of room in this Rudolph A. & Barbara Ciirdaci to Thomas Road, $158,000 $368,627 Eng-Min I*o et al, 9 Ijaomatong Way. expandable ranch; 3 BR, 3 Walter F. & Anna Jon S. & Mona Gethner to Phyllis L, Us- baths, sun rm,, frplc., 2 car $365,000 Vivian H, Ahrens to Robin Wishnia, 305 garage w/opener, U acre NESHANIC STATION Urger Cross Road $545,000 sloping, wooded lot. $329,900 Final Phase! Hills Development Co. to Ida Dicataklo, BDM 35425 MILL ESTATES 44 Pheasant Brook Court, $190,000 J. Hamilton & Shelby W, Bmsk to Ted I, k Maryann Hoffman, 48 Spruce Court, BEDMINSTER $107,000 Harold P. Greonlierg to Wayne Flahoity, Brick ranch on5.8tac.( 5,000 47 Stone Run Rnail, $HiG,000 s.f. quality home w/6BR, in- Donald A. & Martha S. Nugent to Arthur law arrangement or office, i.g. k Carol A. Sykes, 53 Stone Iliin Road, pool; barn w/9 stalls & tack $206,000 rm,, 6 pastures. $725,000 Hills Dcv. Co. to David Paul Roberts, 11 BDM 3483 Westcott Road, $105,000 John J. Jr. & Carol Lundi to Ann C. Weav- er, 15 Westcott Road, $H8,850 Only 5 horm M m J wrr tots 21/2h hl 9 ft C S onltrs ttlM I " * *N BOUND BROOK FamHjf rooms w/toeplace • Bathtooms w/ceratmc ule Hoots ant) soaking tub 5""QifMei >FuNbasemenl ' Extwvtlvt V*w» «Plus much mwo Alfred I). & Sally J. Cashmo to Roger B. Bedrn inster/Bridgewater Area MlvtVIm & Mary Anno Baby, 127 Linden Ave,, 908-658-9000 $119,000 WORDENAOREENREALTORS Stephen P, & Knrol J. Lavelleto Jeffrey S, 908-8744700 & Sharon Heinuman, 348 Codrinuton Place, $131900 A Forbes Newspaper Supplement June 1,2,3,1994-9 BINDS jnmT

WIDE RANGE VISTAS COUNTRY ELEGANCE EQUESTRIAN FARM BEDMINSTER WITH VIEWS!! BEDMINSTER $825,000 BEDMINSTER $1,300,000 IX+ iurcN prime t\UAt iuvit. A Minuleiful op|ioniiiiiiy to kulil your ilri\nn Iwnw. i S|X'i-iiiciiliirTr.(iniii{!Tafiliiiev Ni-w^aieofthcart I0,O00M|.II.building. Ktacres IK'iiuiil'iil wocHk'd |>iii"cil. Clewed twmo siiWwkU" Miipiny visiiis.irw well syHemaiKl $575,000 p»ml. 24 \\i\\K 2 fouling Malls, liKlnor'Oiiidonf iireims. IxciUcit inlhe ItctMl ol 1 Meticulous ami sjwkwv niMoin httili home. l,n\inj inu'rior, wiih nil the lines! Hi wy|Hich;^ already Ixviiiiislalld. I'lkiii 1 rian country, foivy Accvis to mnjor Hw)s plus privjiie residence. ltl)32IO 46'kiybani!! appointments. Af>|H\. 4.(KK) sq. li. livinj: area. Cuv.tl huim lonntli'iliiiiiii^, Ncslled on } ucftsolparklikt' lumlin liMnk- ;itva sun,il>lolorhurscv DD^IM Weichert. Bcdminster Office Weicherti Kedminster Office Weichert Bedminster Office 908-781-1000 Wt Sell More 908-78M0OO ' Vie Sell Um 908-781-1000 Because We Do Mure Because We Do More Because We Ik Mart

TALK OF THE TOWN SIMMERHILL CONTEMPORARY MAGNIFICENT RARE FIND! WATCHUNG WARREN TWSP. KINGWOOD TWP. $899,000 $850,000 $384,900 ... __._\s grounds simouikl ihts manor Iwm1. A fonnidiiblr slime lirrpliire & beamed IVifeciion iiu!ns6.000s.l. ioii!i?iii[X)ritf) nmchwiUt 7 rvdniotns. Sbatlis, .1 fireplaces, Sliilcf) colon i.il. Ixick Irmii. o|X'ti foyer, iltii. siairs. i\nh. ceil. & lltxir in ceiling brick ling grartrilieoversi/cd great r

MINI ESTATE PIECE OF HEAVEN NEW LUXURY HOME FRANKLIN TWP. HRIDGEWATKR SCOTCH PLAINS $490,1)01) $320,000 $650,01)0 1 1 UIIKI .' u IV pi I i.lK1 I \\'\ I Ik' hllllilu |-.ii|U)|lh' linn llin^s mhlf ' llihj!i,uimis Imnii' witli s ii'w> «il Kimml Vjillry ,\w,n[ I hi'. .*' ivdUMHIl IHMIH !^ lUMli'tl DU t'lH' ol llli (|ll)i'lf-l |»l\.lli' Inls \im IU'U'1 Illnl Imin vnm |i!,iih in i I « ill iL'-i'ii \mit ii iv I'.ill K^'^i jtni' S I-V.j!oiuint'i kiidtt'ii. vmilu'ilu'ilnif!. likirviiMt/sUutJM-v plus KHUII lot an Ni',ul\ l,IKK)si|. tint liMiij! s)i;iii' (ll'Lllls itihu'fir tiininy'si|Uiiiieivuvn :i U.n |!iii.if!i'iill mi ft*- -Ktcs Must Hi'St'en!1

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NJ 08875, PfopefHeii informed that all dwell- homes, decks and green- 906-46I3900 and maintenance. 9240-Waterfront RENTALS ings advertised In this houses that are Afford* BDI3287 9*3,000 S2S0 • Lott/Acreegt 9410-Homes newspaper are available able. Financing avail' S2M>Tlmt Shares 9420-Multi-Family on an equal opportunity able to qualified buyers. •no 9270-Vacation Rentals 9430 • Townhoues and basis. (M»)WU17 Weichert, 9290-Weekend Bentsla Condominiums Don't work with o teaitor Realtors 9440 • Apartments Complaints of discrimina- who represents the seller. BEDMINSTER Bedffltnstef Office •210 (MM • Rooms tion in housing on the Stone Edge E Model Demand exclusive buyer S0I-7SHSO0 9410-Boarding mo* Homos Under basis of race, color, Largest with best loca- representation. It costs no LONG IEACH IILANO- 9470-Apartments to creed, ancestry, marital $150,000 tion. Views from kitchen more money to use o buyer BRIDGEWATER An Island paradise wlhtln Snare 9020 -Homti For Sal* status, sex or handicap & family room. Finished agent A you con save thou- $111,900 "BEACON an easy drive. For friend* should be made to New STEAL THIS UNIT- di- SIM-Homes to Share 1030-Farms basement, 3 fireplaces. sands on your purchase. HILL". 2BR, 2 Bath, End ly, professional service. 94S0-Wanted to Rent MM0* Luxury Jersey Division on Civil Coll: rect from developer. No Beautiful neutral decor Unit In rear next to Call HCH Inc, realtors commissions. No pres- 9800 »Mlac Rentals WSO'MoMli Rights, 363 W. State St., throughout. BD#3417 woods. Immaculate with 609-494*3311. Call for SOSO-Waterfront Trenton, NJ 0861G. sure, 3 BR/3ba rent/own »279,900 msny upgrades, the latest Info. RCI Deed gold crown. Property Phone (609)292-4605. SOMERSET W10 9070 • Condominiums Near Disney Lake Buena REAL ESTATE Vista Florida 407-238- tOSO-Townhouies Weichert Heritor (9M) 725-1323 90M beach, 2 BR, bath, rea- Call ERA Classic Living 1 BEDROOM APTS.' home! Call Miles Homes Realty 908-722-11C6 or first time home buyer, LOW MAINT. home has 6 today. 1-800-343-2884, sonable season, month- $134,900 call Frank 900- rooms Including OVER- $550 HILLSBOROUGH exl, 1. ly, weekly, 90B-356-B216 96B-490O SIZED LR k MBR t FRM 9440 WITH skylights and slider Approved bldg, lot, LAKE PLACID/WHITE- 2 BEDROOM APTS.' la dock, GARAGE AND Neshanlc River 1145k. YOUR CLASSIFIED AD FACE- 3BR, 2Bath, sips Apartments Hlllsborough 4 acres negotiable. CAN BE PUBLISHED IN includesJItat&llolWaltr 147 Woods Rd. FULL BSMNT. Getting to, VCR, stereo, pool slnrtod or retired, this 908-389-4672 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- table, Nancy 873-3905 Custom Ranch, 2 1/2 PAPERS WITH ONE BOUND BROOK wooded Acros, anns, 2 houso Is A GREAT BUY POCONO MT. LAKE ES- OCEANFRONT Condo- BROOKSIDE WITH LOW TAXESI Ask- EASY PHONE CALL AND UNUSUAL baths, skylts, jacu/zi, TATES- 80 X 210 FOR ONE LOW PRICE. Spectacular views, AVAILABILITY! GARDEN APTS. cath. ceilings, ? Irplcs, ing SI-10,000s Call 90B- porked and surveyed. 6ud8ck,slBeps 6. AC,- 752-4335 or 782-5349 FOR ONLY $219.00 Don't wait! Magnificent 2 Kit. w/ctr. Islo, baaebtl. Priced lo sell, 526-4231 YOUR AD WILL REACH $419-$B09/Wk.647-70B9 BR In beautiful garden 129 Mercer St., Somcrville N,| heat, Anderson windows PRIVATE SETTING. OVER 1.2 MILLION setting. Renovated & more. MUST SEE! PLANNING VACATION 9050 EXCLUSIVE SUNSETS- HOMES THHOUGHOUT kitchen & modern conve- W8-725-2W $344,900. 359-0372. AT JERSEY SHORE??? Dayfront/Bayside build- THE STATE. CALL niences, close to all 'On a 12 iro lease 1st 3 Mot KM - lut 9 m* MoMfe Homes Call lor FREE GUIDE major highways, and Lot* able tract/lots. Presti- FORBES CLASSIFIED AT "Summer Days, Summor tMl of $677 (Ibdrm) 'On 12 mo lent - tit 3 Mo* MANVILLE- By owner (IIOUB Loveladles area, 1-B00-559-9-195, ASK Nights" Inlormation on FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN 906-356-81B5 ;.tSSO-lau9mm \m.\lte $7/9 (ibdim) F«oc* b51, inavo iiiimp, 1/2 mo'n, s«q. fels'.N' (or maro Info. M'mlly ^ AD NEtWOR •»-• • nrrrr np r 7"/1 A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate June 1,2,3,1994-VI t- 3 rmi FIMAU TO SMARI- MBPONHeu- proles- A bath, Ut fl, Tilm- CLOSE TO RR ITA- MAMVILU- 1,500 eq.ft, SCOTCH »IAIN6- Victorian houM In Glad- ilonal woman, 2 adult MIDDLESEX TION- 324 iq. It. di- mtdQi Ava, no kids or atone, 1BR, WAD. 8359+ children, looking lor 3 Bfl Excellent cond. New Warertouie/3 office*, piti. landlord on pre* Garage for rent vided Into 3 rooms. Call wood Moor. Ground II, of- loading dock for rent ap- uMU 8800 OK. Avail 7/ home or townhouae, 908M83122. mists SO6-3S6.8160, 1.781-0t27/»4O622 need Immed.l 806*74- CaJI8O>356-23»4 ticebldfl. 838-8400, pro* 4300 iq. ft. near Rt. DORCHESTER 0762 evn or 906420- MAHVILU- 80S SQ. FT. 22.908-753-8472 MSCATAWAY- 3 Bfl, 2 6998 dayi Main SI. Protmional HOUSE cmwroiiD SOMERVILIE- down- ARTOAUERYA lull bath, ahare house, WANTID- overnight Building. Comer location 8300/mon. + util., 908- Newly decorated 2 room w/parklng. 8700 + alec- town, 3300 aq. ft., 14 ft. CUSTOM ntAJMNQ parking apace within C0IWVOCIAI aulte avail. Immed, in ceilingi, 2-14^12'over- Etl. I sucessfttl 883-5602 walking distance ol conveniently located trie. (806)ITM6M. business in excellent Luxury HLMtSJMZ head doori, fully AC & Crantord Railroad buildingto town , Cloie to SMALL OFFICE FOR heated, S8.S0 sq.ft., 90S- Brldgewater ares, 488* HtghRItt nation, call: all banking I pottal HINT- Semi-Iurnlihed, 5283526 8262 or eves 8854410 Elavator Apartments 9O8-2764OO0eitt.266 MiO.Buelnmfcoptr- bldg., train \ but linea. orl-it, parking, 8380/mo. daa CaffMr.K.SO8.27M»2 SomervilleMJ-526-7188. VENDING SUSlrttlS- 722-9177 SOUTH ILO Catert to professional SOMCRVILLI ARIA- Offices and/or wars- offices, based In Studio tMNBloaJ 8o flout - OMce to tub- 2800 iq ft. Commercial house. Office 400 sq.ft. & Bridgewater, 1)4 1H6adrooma tpace avail. AC-a00amp up. Warehouse, light let In ptot aulte with com* tervice, 3 phate. 8875/ locations! all ready UU HI tl,26R SFfiPJfWS mon waHJM room. Rt. 1 manufacturing., 1000 equipped and making location. 8OM48-7B83. mo. Tom 908-725-1026. sq.ft. and up. Mini, from monsy, Excellent P/T apt w/modtm KH A bin, 287, Conveniently to- Qaa/hot water Incl. On NOTICE: All WANTED NOTICE: All MISCEL- income with lota of TO RENT advertise- cated. Affordable rent. rowlh potentlsM Call irtt pkg. 8785. 233-291B LANEOUS RENTALS 908-753-0200 iftet 6pm. marts are PAYABLE IN (rjajuitrtaJ liswtoJa «iwner st 908-704-1414 are) S^B^S^ajB/ W6BT^PV^a^aj|BjBj 906-668-5222 MANVtUI- up-slalrs 1 ADVANCE by cash, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE SINOUIXICSUIT1S chock* VISA Of Master in the Par Hilli Center ot- 1/2IR, ircld.s refrtg., W/ by cath, chock, VISA lerinq shared iKretarlal HIOHLAKO fARK- Ap. D, heat I yard, no ptis. Cord. For i quote on or Maator Cord. For a lateia Wants* pfox. 7,000 aq. ft. ughi t62S/mcn., avail. 6/1. •ervlcei. Call Elliha cool, please call McShea at the Center minulictuflng. 906-214- 9800 90H3B-24M quota on coat, ptaaao 1240. 1-600-S6S44M. calH400.S59.94W. 781-2702, or Philip BUSINESS Smith, CB Commercial, MIDOUSIX- 1750 plus OPPORWNIlltS utlls. 1 W. Recently re- MS-96HSSS, WHOLESALE DIAUHB modeled, LR, EIK, full LOG HOMES- Kiln- bath, rtfr. No ptti. avilt •810-Businesses dried logs. Excellent 7/1, Bob, 777-0975 SOURCE HUMOROUQH for Sale profits!!! Protected terri- Prime location Rt. 206. METUCHIN- 1280 8820 • franchise tory, Pull/Psrt-tlme. Buai- PI9CATAWAY- 2 rm. MIMIWATW- Office/ (1) 800 sq.ft. M75/mo. sq.ft., 8 ft. celling, hut & Opportunities ness Opportunity, Call effic, lor 1 qultt HIS, MORTGAGE prof bldg. 2600 iq.tt. negot. Avail, immed.; bathrm., avail, immsd., 8830 -licensee tot Sale Mr. Jones 1-B00-321- 8500/mon. Incld. all util. near Somireet Med. Ctr. (2) 600 sq.ft. SSOO/mo. 8600/mon. + util., 90S- 8640 • Investments/ 5647 Old Timer Log 1 mon. ate, Avail. 7/1. Rlitnbl leaM.48M08O 90e-B74-6650. 494-5348 OpportunMee Homei, Ml. Jullst, TN. O08-96M8» CO., INCa ntCATAWAY-For rent, Purchasing a Home? beautiful 2nd. 1lr. apt., adults, ulll., SB507mo. or Refinancing 908-356-4241 CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES RAHWAY- 1BR, heal & WE HAVE THE BEST SERVICE AND h/witer Incl. No pels. APP130 YR FIXEO115 YR FIXED | OTHER Neir train. $500 750. THE MOST COMPETITIVE RATES 1191 or 382-1355 Lsndtr. City. Phone) FEE RATE PT8 APR RATE PT8 APHIRATEFT8APR AAHWAY-1BR, hni.h/ Call (or a FREE Consultation & Credit Check water, gat incl. Near Ovor ISO Mortgage Programs lo Choose From. Amboy NoUonal Btnk,O*d Bridge soi-Miaroe 2001.00 s.oo e.Mkw 100 I.M||4.7B 1.00 7.10 A train. No peti.$525/mo Many with NO POINTS & No Closing Costs 7SO'1H1 or 386-8902. AmeKleM Ffdtftl Mtgt, Union •oa-aaa-Moo IIOP.H 100 %M\\IM 2.90 s.05 k.75 2.2s s 241 ftAfllTAN- 3 yr. old du- 8Mpany eN-sot-eree 0 99 0.00 9.981.98 0.00 8.991.99 0.00 9.88 H ulili. No pet, 1885. Avail, 7/1. (609) 466-4045 (908) 231-9100 (800) 696-1860 Cfflltf f«ri Savfcige.Prinotton SN-Ssl-tt44 980 26 9.00 9.507.63 9.00 8.141.89 9.00 997 B tURITAN- Ig. 2 BR apt., OS N. Gallon Ave., Some rvills, NJ 08876 Central Mortgaga, Watchung eea-TM-oaee 980 .00 9.00 6.82 p.80 3.00 8.62|4.60 2.80 7.89 A 11/2 mon, ice, ref.i, NO licensed Benfcer H J. Stale Pert, ol I 80 9.00 9.99P.89 1.00 7.79 Ib5 1.00 7.88 E PETS! 6685/mon. + util, Chart* Fejdl 8avingt,Randolpsi M1-9M~9Se0200* avill. 7/1,356-5211 Choice) Mortgage), Morrit Plains sM-t44-ien ssolbs 0.00 6.75(7.501.90 7.75^75 2.7s 5.79 A I- 3 rmi. newly decorated, H/HW, 1 prof, n 808-848-4846 9801,78 0.00 8.781.28 0.00 8.28II7.28 0.00 7.28 N person, no peti. tec. M M6-78I 8411 2681.00 9.00 9.44|7.89 2.80 9.21 76 2.89 9,36 H refs. 8590.245-8221 13 3.00 7.74 A SOMIRVILLE- Beautiful CrtstmontFexJIScvtngt.Clsiret ste-u7-osee9001.289,00ew't752.7$s.21 location, lovely 4 rooms MORTGAGES FMFMtfflyBank 800-941-8087 9781.99 9.00 6.72 7.78 3.00 8.28 25 0.00 7.68 A w/carpetlng, AC, 1BR, new Kit. Wapple., Bimt. Refinance First 8avingi Bank SLA, Edison aoa-m-44io 928JI6.96 9.00 9.76 7.80 9.00 9.081 19 0.00 7.77 X $750/mo.+utlli, 908- 725-6470, or Purchase.' -• Hunttngton Mortg«gat Chautar 990-828-1816 01.26 9.00 8.81 7.88 2.00 8.21 ,99 2.00 7.92 A BOMIRVILLI- Fur.' JemyPacificMtgt.OMBridga ao* sai tm 926||6.25 2.76ew7.752.75 8.21 99 2.7S N/P N nlihed, 8140/week, Chel- sl« Hotel, In town loca- 0 POINT Kay Corp Mtga.Lauranca Harbor aoo BM M76 2501I13 2.99 9.46 7.75 3.00 9.29k.oo 2.00 9.11 A tion, cabli TV, laundry. ManaFlnanciat8vc9,BteomfloW tai-74i-«>i 268ki9 2,509.40 7.692.50 e04«.es2.506.67R 908-722-2107 Manor Mtga Corp, Parasppany 101 aa4 0040 2281.63 0.00 N/P k 19 0.00 N/P 8 96 0.00 N/P B J7.00 3.00 7,78 J I;\IM;IUS Matropolltan Mtga 8vc(Fraahord eoe-m-eooo 3Bo||a.i3 9.00 e.47]7« 9.00 e.ie Monarch Svgs Bank FSB.CIarfc 800-184-MO) 298 .28 9.00 9.96 .75 9.00 9.28 175 3.00 9.19 A NDtHNSTIR- Pvt. bed Morgan Cartton Fini, Matawan 990-961-9710 0 1.00 2.96 9.12 1.00 0.00 6.00 4.25 2.68 4.48 A I bith, Incld. Laundry, (,tl,ir,ttilcr/f pool A tennla, call Ann 990-974-4600 980 8.19 9.00 9.45 .69 3.00 9,13 4.50 2.50 N/P A dayi 201-299-1820 or NatWMtNJ fvei 901761-9667 Avoid Undcnvritini', NeiwCantwyMtgt,E.Brunswick aoa IM 4ioo979^.009.00aS2[7es9.00e 13 4.86 8.00 4.66 A •INI MOTH- Kitchen- (hhilifictition fLisslcs NJ 8aving9 Bank.SomanriHa 006-711-0800 350 .25 3.00 9.56 7.36 1.00 7.54N/P N/P N/P ttte A Reg.ftm, Avail . Short atay or long term. RelJltoiigiga,L6dgawood 000-741-7880 900 .25 3.00 8.57 7.75 3.00 8.25 SO 9.00 7.62 A Special Rate. 722-9520 "ABSOLUTELY NEW JERSEVS Raritan Savinga Bk, RarHan 006-711-8477 975 LOO 3.00 0.341.25 0.00 8.25 75 0 00 7.46 C 8OMIRVILLI- Urn DRICHTEST MORTGAGE BANKERS' avail in newly renov., 000-644-1180 965 LOO 3.00 6.32 7.50 3.00 6.00 36 3.00 6.16 A furn'd apt. Ideal lor stu- 600-681-8111 90S i.OO 3.00 9.32 7.50 3.00 8.001 36 3.00 6.16 A dent or young prof. NS WORCO Royal Mortgaga, Morrtatown fem. pnf'd. 8370 f util. Souroa Mortgaga, 8omarv)lla 600-084-1880 329 1.76 0.00 N/P 1.36 0.00 N/P 1.25 0.00 N/P D 218.9418, Avail Imrned. 13 3.00 8.54 7.50 3.00 8.131.88 3.00 6.49 J -3836 Sourca Ona Mtga Svca.Cranford eoo-670-4697 o $470 wen 8tataa Mortgaga, Flandari eoo-466-ene sso 76 0.00 9.791.50 0.00 8,85 7.36 0.00 7.39 N to Summit Mortgaga,Bridgawatar eoa-4ta-iota SBO 25 3,00 6.59I7.N 3.00 8.391S.00 0.00 7.65 A UnRad National Bank, PWnfteld MS7 H woo 400II N/P N/P N/P 7.50 soo e.oojk.50 200 5 46 A NO. f»UINHiU>- Qrn Brk Qdm, N/S female to Watchung Hills Bank.Warrt n aoi aoi eaoo soo bis 2.50 8 40 b.n s.oo e.iskes 2.00 7.79 A than with isms, now & 6/1. 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Events include ford as well as the people - past and cation, township clerk, postmaster, and sheriff. the dedication of Warner presenst - who have been at the heart of the Larry Puhro of Cranford Historical Society Plaza, entertainment, ac- township's success for the past nearly 125 will discuss Cranford's history including Warn- tivities for children, com- years. The afternoon's events include dedi- er Plaza and former mayors will be honored. munity organization displays, cation of Warner Plaza, entertainment, chil- t Historical celebrations displays from public safety dren's activities, displays by the township's The Crane-Phillips House will be open and departments and refresh- public safety departments and displays by com- staffed by Historical Society volunteers, Along ments. The event is co- munity organizations. Founder's Fest hours are No, Union Avenue, have your family's picture sponsored by the Cranford 1-5 p.m. The festival area will be along No. taken in true Victorian flavor by Cranford pho- Historical Society and the Union Avenue from the train station to the tographer Greg Price in costumes provided by Downtown Management Cor- Crane-Phillips house near Springfield Avenue, the society. Historically-dressed volunteers will poration. Carolyn Capone, Sandy Hamaydi and Joanne stroll throughout the entire downtown area. • CHS Spring Concert Geiger Sweeney arc coordinating the Founder s Residents are invited to participate in a cos- Cranford High School Fest events for the DMC's special events com- tume contest by dressing in styles from the late Spring Orchestra Concert be- mittee which is chaired by Yvonne Kiamie and 1800s and early 1900s. Participants can enter each individual store's contest by visiting any gins at 8 p.m. June 8 in the Tony Capone, The event is sponsored by the one of tin- following stores between 1-3 p.m.: auditorium, Cranford Historical Society and the DMC, Geiger's Fine Women Apparel, Brewmeister. i Concerts at the Clock So come celebrate Warner Plaza, celebrate the community, and celebrate our history in a Claypipe and Quill, Cranford Motel, Brown's The DMC plans four won- lun-iilied day for the entire family. Hallmark, Mickey Finn, Pizza Chef, The Ar- derfiil Friday evenings filled • WarntT I'laza dedication rangement. MSR Joseph and Southwest (lifts. with the musical sounds of a Mayor Carolyn Volloni will welcome residents Ragel Junction, Harrison's, Tony's Cafe, Sweet variety of entertainers. The to the celebration at 1 p.m. at Warner Pl;i/.a, Dreams Cafe, Kid's Kastk\ Golden Touch Jew- concert dates are June HI, 24 just north of the train station. Warner Plaza will elers, Fanta C, tuna's Town and Country, Gen- and July 8,22. be dedicated to all volunteers who have contrib- tlemen's Corner, Cranford Hook Store, Cranford • Aerial platform week uted to the .success of the community. Mr. (Please turn to page t>) The Cranford Fire Dept. will showcase its new aerial platform fire truck beginning June 13 according to the fol- Cranford salutes 'top pops' lowing schedule: downtown business and property own- The Downtown Management Corporation included box seat tickets to a Mcts game from A look back ers, June 13; business park (DMC) will distribute free refreshments to all Cranford Bike Shop with limousine service 'Tin Lizzies' dominate Cranford's employees, June 15; and shoppers 11 a.m.-!! p.m. in the downtown dis- from the Cranford Hotel; $25 gilt certificate, downtown business district in 1924, community open house, trict June 18 in honor of Father's Day. The Back-to-Nature; $25 gift cntifieate, Alban & at the intersection of Union and June 18. Buttery Bake Shoppe will donate delicious Ixwis Hardware; $25 gilt certificate. Gentle- North avenues with Eastman Street. • Father's Day fun cookies for the event, and DMC volunteers will men's Corner; $20 gift certificate, Cranford The DMC will distribute serve lemonade. Refreshments will be distrib- Sport Center; $15, Browser's Records and cookies donated by the But- uted from the corner near Mr. J's and Back-to- Tapes; $15 gill certificate, Martin's Paint; two tery Bake Shoppe and lem- Nature on Walnut Avenue, in front of the Cran- $10 gift certificates, Greco's Garage; $10 gift cer- onade 11 a.m.-3 p.m. June 18 ford Sport Center on No Union Avenue, and in tificate, Linda's Bonk Exchange, gilt certificate, in the downtown district, front of Gina's Town and Country on Eastman • Graduation 1 Inside Street, In addition, shoppers will k entertained The Cranford High School by a strolling Barbershop Quartet ix'twiTn noon Meet winning essayists graduation commencement and 1 p.m. and their dads Father's Day Gift Ideas.... page 11 begins 6:30 p.m., June 22, at The IMC' also announces the winners of the on pu^i 6 Memorial Field Father's Day essay contest. They are Kale • Carnival July 4th Carnival ..page 5 Kahn, Tanya Spainpinato, and Kathryn Vrrho- Cranford Paint and Hardware; baseball hat, The Fourth of July Com- even, Harrison's; pun and pencil set, Hynes Jewelers; mittee hosts a carnival fea- Essayists were asked to explain why their watch, Martin Jewelers; baseball collector plate, Circus Fun ,.page 5 turing games and rides June "pops is tops,1' in 101) words or less. Entries Gina's Town and Country, gem stone Hock, 23-26 at Hillside Avenue Gateway Minerals; hats and too shirts, Kiamie School Proceeds will be used were judged on creativity and expression of Health Fair page 3 ideas. Tin' winners represent three age groups: Agency; tee shirt, Kalhy Cannon; haircut, Cut- to buy fireworks, Hours art? ting Crew; ice cream cake from Sweet Dreams (Please turn to page 11) grades 1-3; grades 4-li; and grades 7-8. Each winning father-amU'hild received a Cafe; nice ear kit, Hobby Heaven, sandwiches landmark series page 8 prize package donated by local merchants. It and sndn, Tony's Cafe; and chips, S & S Deli, L - CRANFORD DOWNTOWNER - May 31, 1994 DOWNTOWN Celebrate Cranford's history By Lawrence Fuhro heart of the downtown are named for the President original developers of the area. These men oui i i_i_ Cranford Historical Society and others from new York City and Brook- he Founder's Fest on June 5th is a lyn came in just after the Civil War and in celebration of the heart and history a few short years transformed the sleepy of Cranford. Centered in the down- T farm village of Cranesville into a thriving town district, the day will feature com- •TALK suburban community. munity displays, great food, and en- The Victorian theme restoration of tertainment. Many of us remember the downtown Cranford harkens back to the Victorian thei ...' "Cranford Days" some township's formative period of 1870-1890. years ago that were run annually in down- Downtown Cranford today looks better Dear Coffee Talk, town, Founder's Fest is a return to that than it ever did in the past. Visitors to the I'm very pleased with Downtown Cran- idea. Cranford Historical Society are often sur- ford. I feel comfortable allowing my chil- Cranford's downtown commercial center prised to see old photographs of the origi- dren to walk downtown with their friends. was not always the downtown. A little over nal Victorian downtown. It was rather drab a century ago it was the town. Cranford Also, the merchants are very nice; many physically grew out from this center. In and dusty. Roads were unpaved and rut- know me by my first name, arc generally 1871, the year the township was formed, ted. In the winter, they became quagmires. accommodating and make me feel good retail shops were interspaced among the No concrete or brick sidewalks were in even if I'm just browsing. fine homes of many of Cranford's elite. evidence. There were wooden boardwalks Keep up the good work. Indeed, the home, of the father of Cran- such as you see in western movies, Per- Happy Cranford resident. ford, Josiah Crane Sr., once stood near the haps one of the most telling descriptions corner of Springfield and North Union av- of Cranford's original downtown was given Dear Happy Cranford resident, enues. Cleveland Plaza on North Union by "Scribbler" in 1875 to Westfield's Thanks for the compliments about Avenue, once Cleveland School, was origi- Townsman newspaper: "...our post office is Downtown Ci'anford, If in the future you nally the site of a great house from where a great place; as a grocery store it is great- have questions or concerns, please do let during the presidential election of 1912 er, but as an asylum for stray dogs it can't us know. 1 both Teddy Roosevelt and William Howard be beat. ' Coffee Talker Taft spoke on successive days, Today's Victorian downtown is a nostal- Our post office stands on the site of Hi- gic impression of the past that serves the Do you have a compliment, complaint yashi's Restaurant, one of the most popu- future. The essence of nostalgia very often or suggestion? The Coffee Talker wants to lar restaurants in central New Jersey prior is that is puts aside the dull and the mun- hear from you. Address your letters to: to the 1930s. The Cranford Hotel on Wal- dane, and remembers only the best. That Coffee Talker, DMC, 8 Springfield Ave., nut Avenue is the oldest operating busi- is what Cranford has done with its Special Cranford, N.J. 07016 or fax us at 908-276- ness in town dating back to 1893. Miln, Improvement District (SID) downtown. It 7664. Holly, Alden, and Eastman streets in the is remembering the best.

fter our first meeting in De- cember, Tony and I agreed that DMC Aour thrust as special events co- chairs would be to attract more shop- pers to our beautiful downtown with Dialogue shopper-friendly ideas. So far, our spe- cial events promotions-Valentines Day, The Cranford Downtowner is about Spring Fling, Easter and Mother's Day published by the Downtown events- have been successful in both Management Corporation, 8 highlighting retailers, and drawing in Special Springfield Ave.. Cranford, NJ old friends and new acquaintances to 07016,908/709-7208 the downtown. Events Our future scheduled events include a Father's Day contest with prizes do- For advertising information, nated by local merchants, the Founder's Fest celebration and dedication of Warn- YVONNE KIAMIE and TONY CAPONE please call Alan Churchill, By er Plaza, and a summer concert series CraTtforci Chronicle, 908/276- scheduled to start in June. and shoppers. Please feel free to call us Yvonne Kiamie 6000 We have spent a great deal of time anytime between 9 a.m.-9 p.m. and talking to both shoppers and retailers in We have also been more successful at an effort to develop promotions that will attracting retailers to participate in each Tony Capone The Downtowner is published continue to put Cranford on the map as promotion. We would like to thank them nine times a year. The next a user-friendly shopping town, A vital for their generous donations to our pro- issue will be distributed the and prosperous downtown is important to all residents. We welcome any com- motions and hope that we can continue week of July 4. ments and suggestions from residents to work together for a better Cranford, May 31,1994 - CRANFORD DOWNTOWNER - 3 adults, parents and children - to come and Kurt Hospital, an affiliate of the St. Barnabas take advantage of these free screenings," Health Care System, said Kurt Petschow, president, adding, "peo- Petschow In October, the Chamber sponsors the Cranford ple of all ages are invited.11 Craniord Chamber Night of Rock and Roll. What do the Mar- The health fair will offer participants free Chamber velettes, the Shirelles' Shirley Austin of screenings for hypertension, pulmonary of Reeves, Bill Haley's Cmncls, and the Du- Commerce function, oral cancer, hearing, eye diseases, Commerce prees have in common? They are all musi- and diabetes. In addition, participants can President take advantage of screenings by a podiatrist, cal performers, all of '50s and '00s vintage, a dermatologist and have a body fat analy- and all have appeared at the annual event, sis, height and weight checks, Brochures on The Chamber sponsors the event to raise The Chamber of Commerce will host money to support its activities. The show Health Day '94, a free preventive health a variety of health topics will be available. The Cranford Senior Citizen Bus will pro- the Lincoln Center on Lincoln Avenue, and also includes a vintage automobile display care fair at Orange Avenue School m Cran- vide transportation for seniors hourly begin- stop at six other locations to be announced by the Galloping Hill Cruisers. Don't miss lord June 12,9 a.m,3 p.m. ning at noon. The route will begin at the as the date conies closer, said Mr. Petschow, out on a great show; watch for more infor- "We encourage everyone - seniors, Gill Apartments on Meeker Street, stop at The health fair is co-sponsored by Union mation in upcoming issues. Double 2-Fer Sale

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FREE II $1.00 off 2 Eastman St. • Cranford Get any 2 Sub and get the JJ Any footlong or 50e off (908) 272-0785 • Footlong second one free with JJ any 6" sub with pur- purchase of medium drink j J chase of medium drink HOURS: Tues.-Fri. 10-6, Thurs til 8, Sat. 10-5 only $5.99 41 No. An Cnnfori Subwiy 11 41 No. Ave Cranford Subway ••••••••••**• exp 7-5-94 exp. 7-5-94 11 exp. 7-5-94 May 31,1994 - CRANFORD DOWNTOWNER - 5 July 4 fireworks fundraiser The circus is coming! The big top is coming back to Cran- The Fourth of July Committee will hold a tickets for games and rides are necessary. ford. Vidbel's Olde TVme Circus will be carnival June 23-26 at Hillside Avenue Games include tosses, bowling, and knock- held June 30 at Hillside Avenue School School to raise money for the annual fire- over-the-cans amusements. Rides include a grounds. works display in Nomahegan Park. The esti- large ferris wheel and other attractions. This year's show will include several mated cost of the fireworks is $7,000, said The hours are 5-11 p.m. Thursday and animal performances by Asian el- Tony Smith, chairman, and the committee Friday; and 1-11 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. ephants, horses and dogs and comedy is almost half-way to their goal Mr, Smith said the committee is looking skits by clowns. Other members of the The committee receives no funding from for other community organizations willing circus troupe will perform on unicycles, the municipality, but raises money through ' to provide volunteers for specific booths. trampolines and in aerial acts. donations and fund raisers. The Cranford The committee also accepts monetary do- Performances are scheduled for 4, Jaycees will help this year, by applying for nations. Send checks to the Fourth of July 6:15, and 8:30 p.m. For tickets, call 272- permits needed to run the games. Committee, c/o Cranford Township, 8 6114. 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Tucs, Wal, I'n O) 6: M) Saturday 9-fi; Sunday 11-5 1 Thursday 9: W•ainpiimU> An entertainment stage will be set up at Filth grade, St. Michael's School showcase its new engine, along with anti- Warner Plaza, and groups will perform im- que engines from 1918.1947 and OT, The mediately following the dedication cer- Police Department will have both its emony which begins at 1 p.m. At 1:45 p.m., My dad is the best because he is so kind Me mounted and bicycle patrols un display. the Animal Magic Show will delight chil- helps me through hard times. My dad and mom dren of all ages; the Cindy Smith Dancers got a divorce and he helped me so much He trios • Community organizations perform at 2:45 p.m. At .'130 p.m., winners of to help me understand the things that I du not. Community organizations will host infor- the historical costume contest will be an- mation and activities booths. Featured orga- nounced. Ed Helmstcddcr and the Rockin1 And when I miss him at ni^ht he calls me up ami nizations include The Fourth of July Com- Oldies Band perform at 3:45 p.m. Street side says good night. He always works hard so we can mittee, Green Thumb Garden Club. Cran- entertainment along No. Union Ave. in- have the best times, He practices soccer with me ford Jaycccs, Project Homo, Cmnibrd cludes a historical music performance by and takes me to fun places. And most of all he Chronicle, Girl Scout Troop 4, Cranlbrcl Linda Russell and an aerobics demonstra- loves me, Cares for Kids, Boy Scouts, Cranlord Col- tion at li p.m. by the Cranford Swim Pool Kale Kulin lege Women's Club, Cranibrd Historical So- staff. The Bivwmeisler's Hanson House Second grade, Orange Avi'iuu; School ciety, Project Graduation, United Way, Dem- Hoppers group will demonstrate the art of ocratic Club. Chamber of Commerce, St. Mark's Episcopal Chinch, DMC, Municipal beer making throughout the day in front of My dad is numher one. There are MIX. xreplions. the No. Union Avenue store. More are reasons why I believe so. Alliance, Union County College, and TV 35, One of the most important reasons is that he Vietnam Veterans of Amenea/Union County fathered me. I wouldn't exist if it wasn't for him. Chapter 688, Cranford Office of Recycling/ • Streetsidi* cafe My father also nave me attention when my young- Clean Communities. Cranford River Clean For your refreshment, consider drink and er sibling was hnrn. lie made up for the lost atten- Up Committee;, food from Cranibrd restaurants which will tion from my mother. be open and/or participating in the street My dad really cares for me. He makes sure I'm • Activities for kids walk cafe on No. Union Avenue. Cafe Rock, healthy and happy. 1 never feel afraid to ask him a Pizza House, Tony's Cafe, S & S Deli, Sweet question; I know he enjoys helping me Kathy Cannon, from American Princess, 1 think the best quality..my lather has is his and Allison Mennor will set up face painting Dreams Cafe, TCBY, Margie's, Cranford creativity. He e.m always elnvr me up, especially booths, and a Teddy Bear from Personally Hotel, II Giardino, Pizza Chef, Bagel Junc- by making a stuffed animal talk to me, Yours Gift Baskets will distribute balloons tion, anil Pink Submarine will all offer a I am convinced that my dad is number one. No to all youngsters, A caricaturist will draw wide variety of menu items. Diners will one could change my mind. sketches of up to G people nt one time. enjoy sitting outside at tables set up for Kalhryn Verlmevw, 13 Orange Avenue School Strolling magicians and other street per- their convenience.

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10% Off your order with this ad. One per order. Printing and GRAPHIC HEIGHTS i>ron,,,.i«ns James J.Mustillo 10 South Ave, East President P.O. Box 1741 Cranford, NJ 07016 Off: (908) 276-4242 Fax: (*H)K> 7IJ9-.17W "We Promote Good Business" Specliltjr Advertising Producti'Builoeii ft Social Printing Bui. Carda*Ubeli/DecUt>Nft|neta'Eiec. Glfti«Peof*Mugi*Etc. Group tracks homes3 histories Office hours by appointment-please call. A very dedicated group of citizens interested in Cranford's past will try to finish a Cranford Historical Society project started more than a decade ago: the chronicling of every house in town, According to Elizabeth Ynunjjs, chairwoman, the Old Home Journal Committee will Inj: document the year each house in (Yanfbnl was built, the original owner, subsequent LICENSED HFAL ESTATE BROKER owners, style of house, history of house, and provide a then-and-now photograph. "It's a large task us there are more than 8,400 households in Cranford," said Ms. Youngs. "We really luivr an awesome job ahead of us." YVONNE K. KIAMIE The Historical Society hogan this project in the early 1980s, and produced u book Vies PttsidentlBroker ol Record currently on display at the Crane-Phillips house.

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Invited to attend a presentation to learn more about the journal committee ut 7:30 p.m., ••'*, ••'•<•'*: June 15, at the Hanson Mouse on Springfield Avenue, —.90B 276-240O — FAX: 908 272-560O—RES: 908 276-1409 10 - CRANFORD DOWNTOWNER - May 31,1994 The Cranford Fire Department will show- On Saturday, June 18, the community is Welcoming the newest addition case its new aerial fire truck during a week- also invited to see a demonstration of the 7 long, open house beginning June 13. Ontruck at two different locations in town: 11 Monday, the downtown business and prop- a.m.-12:25 p.m. Eastman Street near the RR <^>*1H. tttitftiKiittt erty owners can view the truck in Lot 7 Bridge; 12:30-2 p.m. South Union Ave. at Miln Street. Coffee and Danish will be Cranford Hotel area. Children will receive served between 8-10 a.m. On Wednesday, free fire helmets. June 15, the truck will be demonstrated at The department recently celebrated its three different locations in the business 100th anniversary. The department draws park. From 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. the truck its history from both the Union Hose Com- will be at 20 Commerce Drive; from 12:20- pany (November 1892) and the Cranford 1:15 p.m. 11 Commerce Drive; from 1:20-2 Hook and Ladder Company (1893). The two p.m. at 90 Myrtle Street, consolidated in 1914. OnZGU David Del Vecchio, AIA EARLY DINING MENU (Closed For Lunch) Hours: 4:00pm to6:O0pm Tuesday thru Friday Complete Dinner J/2.00 Architecture/Interior Design 28 North Ave> W • Cranford. 276-5749 "Innovative Designs for Homes, Offices and Retail Stores" MENU Soup or Salad, Choice of Entree (Served with Pasta or Vegetable) Telephone (908) 276-2450 Manicotti Cheese filled, topped with monarelk ami tomato sauce Free Initial Consultation Linguine Paisana Linguine with fresh tomatoes, peas, garlic and touch of cream 10 South Ave. East (Second Floor) Cranford, New Jersey Penne Napoletanc Penne with fresh tomatoes, basil and garlic Filet of Sole Oreganata Broiled sole with herb seasoned bread crumbs Scallops Mediterraneo over Angel's Hair Sauteedwith black olives, capers and nwinara sauce $tOO off Any Large Pizza Chicken Piccata Breast of chicken with butter, lemon and capers Chicken Prlrnavera over Angel's Hair Chicken tenders, fresh vegetables, light cream sauce Tony's Cafe Veal Pizzaiola Scaloppine with tomatoes, ore^am, basil and garlic Veal Parmigiana fit Pizzeria Topped with tomato sauce and cheese Daily Special We Deliver Ask your waiter for todays special 272-2874 DESSERT 2IN. Union Avenue Chocolate Mousse Cortina Parfait kc Cream Shcrbcn Finn Carmcl Cranford, KJ Coffee • Tea • Decaf • Discount Cards - Nol Available Ala Carle Menu Available ^ We honor American Eipress, Visa, MasterCard, Diner's Club Cane Blanche and Discover Card NORTH AVENUE CHIROPRACTIC CONTINUING EDUCATION SERIES 5 KEYS TO BETTER HEALTH THURSDAY, JUNE 9 from 7:30-9:00pm Are there important facts you should know about what causes long term health? Why be healthy? Have you ever wondered how many ways your life would be improved if you had optimal health? Are you tired of being tired? Maximizing your health is really simple, but it involves a daily commitment ol easy to follow principles. Most of us have never learned this because our culture is obsessed with the idea of waiting unitl we are Dti-nrateil by Rulh Ann Fitiinimk/Phuto tiy Ken Krakow sick to do something about our health. We are sickness oriented, not wellness oriented. Don't be passive in your attitude toward health. Be proactive! Come learn EXERCIShow to take an activeE role iFOn providinRg a Ahealth HEALTHy lifestyle for yourself. Y

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Take a tour May 31, 1994 - CRANFORD DOWNTOWNER - 11 • The first inhabitants of what is now Cranford were a tribe of the Lenape Indians, through gardens Hot • Toward the close of the seventeenth century, British colonials came to the area. of Cranford Cranforditcs were very active during the Revolutionary War. The town served as both the The Cranford Historical Society invites site of a cantonment and Field hospital and soldiers were housed at the former Cory House you to a stroll down the garden path Sun- topics on North Avenue. ^ ^ ^ day, June 12,1-5 p.m. The sclf-guidcd tour features six of Cranford's most beautiful (Continued from page 1) and unusual gardens, weekdays, 5-11 p.m.; weekend, 1 to 11 • Another troop was stationed at the ford in the river near John Crane's home on p.m. Riverside Drive by Springfield Avenue. Mr. Crane built a gristmill on the north side of the Five private gardens featuring green- river and a sawmill on the south side. The mill provided grain for American soldiers. houses, ponds, secret paths, curving walk- ways and lush foliage, will be part of the • Lions, tigers, and bears The Cranford Chamber of Com- _ „_ „ „,..., TT , . t ., _...... , , ,, tour. Also featured on the tour are the gar- • The Crane-Phillips House was used prior to the Civil War. A trapdoor leading to a merce hosts Vidbels Circus, 4, 6:15, cistern hid many slaves on their wy to freedom when the house was a stop along the dms atth e Crane-Phillips House, created and 8 p.m. June 30. For ticket in- anc Underground Railroad, * * * maintained by the Green Thumb Gar- formation, call 272-6114 or 272-5556. den Club of Cranford, • John Denman, who settled here in 1699, was the first known permanent settler. The site The garden club will dedicate Cecilia • Duck Derby of the Denman homestead, erected in 1720, is marked by a plaque near Denman Road and Phillips' Garden during the tour, as well as The second annual Duck Derby Lincoln Avenue. a verdigris garden bench which they do- sponsored by Cranfoitl FMBA No. 37 * * * nated to the society. A plaque will be un- begins 2 p.m. July2, Sperry Park. Pro- veiled naming the garden in Cecilia's honor. • Before the railroad, travel to and from Cranford was by stagecoach. As the rail facilities ceeds benefit Aluminum Cans for A Victorian tea featuring tea, lemonade, improved during the 1870s, the population of the area increased. The town, which had Burned Children. For information, been known as Craneville after Josiah Crane, was renamed Cranford {Crane's ford) in 1869 tea sandwiches and cookies, will be served call 709-7360 or 276-1952. and became a township in 1871. in the garden of the Crane-Phillips House. Tickets are $8 in advance, $10 on the day of the tour. They are available at the Crane- • Fireworks • The principal industrial activities in Cranford centered around saw, grist, and felt mills Phillips house, open Sunday afternoons, 2-4 The July Fourth activities include along the river. As the land was cleared, residents turned to farming and the cultivation of nrnnru l .,**>.„ p,-nfftPri nnoi, &»«, fin the Jaycees Firecracker Run, 9 am. , __ pilili, dJIU cH H IL V'iclIHUiU JJUUI\ OIUIL UI1 July 4, canoe races, and fireworks at 8 orchardsriver gav. e Ithn eth towe woodn itss grea surroundint recreationag Cranfordl opportunitie, there swer witeh manfishing,y type boatins ofg wil andd gameswimmin. Thge .. A ... , ... . . ,, in summer and ice skating in winter months. r Nortdurinhg AvenuFounder'e Ws ,Fes Tickett ats thwile lCranfor also bde His sold- p.m. torical Society booth. For more information, call 276-0082. The rain date is June 19. • The Cranford Boating Club was organized in 1879 as a private club to hold regattas and carnivals on the Rahway River. The carnivals featured lantern-lighted and decorated boats, canoes and floats gliding between the decorated banks after dark. These carnivals led to Cranford's nickname as the Venice of Now Jersey. Cranford TrMa • The Cranford Casino was built in 1892 and quickly became a center of social events. It Cranford's merchants challenge you to a test of knowledge, Take u minute and was located on the ond of the river above the dam at Riverside and No. Union Avenue. quiz yourself about historical and present-day Cranford. Entries with live correct The Casino was leased to the Cranford Country Club and was well known as one of the answers will be entered into a drawing for a prize package from Gentlemen's Corner finest clubhouses in New Jersey. It burned down in 1897 and was rebuilt later the same or Greco's Garage. Entries should be mailed to the DMC office. 8 Springfield Avc, by year complete with bowling alleys, shuffleboard, billiard room, library committee rooms, June 10. smoking room and auditorium, The Casino also hosted the reception for many river carnivals. It was torn down in 1968. Name the trail which passed through Cranford along Hie Rciliiaity River and was the main Indian way across the state? • Rahway Route • Minnisink Trail Gift ideas for Dad • Indian Highway * Tie, shirt, sweater, belt, socks * Art supplies The meandering Rahway River and annual river pageants, earned Crwifwxi (lie title, * Wine * Camera, film, special frame "The of New Jersey." * Lunch treat from one of our fine delica- * Family portrait • New Orleans tessens * Plant or plant seeds for dad's garden • Venice it Beer brewing kit * Swat shorts, sweat pants, sports equip- • Athens it Ship or plane model ment it Personalized tec shirt * Bicycle accessories An act creating the Township of Oavfovd uxw passed by tk$ Slots [tfgtetalum on,.., it Cologne, after shave * Dinner at one of Cranford's fine restau- • March 14,1871 it Wallet, key case, nail grooming set rants • June 5,1777 • May 10,1901. it Decorative flag * Pizza treat it Special Dad mug it Book * Gift certificate for a hair cut, manicure, The Tounuhtp Committee has how many mttibmi it Basket filled with special treats for dad gym membership • Five it Watch, ring, tie tack, pen * Ice cream treat, homemade candy, • Six health food it Video cassette, CD, tape or record • Eight * Movie tickets * Special Father's Day card it Aiter movie coffee and...treat at one of * Breakfast in bed with fresh bagels or The Cranford Pepperidge Tree, thfl latQWl the diners, coffee house, or ice cream parlor delicious donuts accompanied by a pot of eastern states, is at,... it Garden tools, flashlight specially blended gourmet coffee. • Community Center -••^f'Wf G Nomahegan Park Last month's winners • Lincoln Park The Downtown Management Corporation (DMC) announces the winners in the Mother's Day TYivia Contest. Annette Ditzel of Cranford won a gift certificate to Geiger's Fine

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