A Westfield 4Th of July Projscta

Going for glory TWo thumbs up Salute America Athletes prepare for Kids' Stuff seeks Display your pride Garden State Games youngsters' reviews on the 4th of July Sam pag#> A-9 %— baek pag« of INSIDE Record Sol : Thursday. July 1,1993 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents A parting hug A Westfield 4th of July projscta. This (tawing v* be haU July 20 at Ins Steak and Ate; IMountaMd*, NJ. Ths prim In- Park concerts will cfadsa 2antfiicotar T.V.. • git oar- ttcatv wont Apnoono Jewewv and 4â% aâwtfabâaâM frw 44hwâw ast C^^âAr mark Fourth fetes and A*. The Uons Club •*» largest santoa dub In tw worid win •y LOMMOFFETT 1.4 rraaon iiiemDsrs. For more m- THE RECORD tormalon cal Mke at 664-48B0. Far those spending this holiday weekend in West- Authors wanted field, there are plenty of ways to catch the spirit of TheWs JJJbrarJy to 1776. oompang a M of WestHeld authors Fourth of July festivities begin Thursday night with to b* uMd during Wettfefcfs b> an outdoor concert in Mindowaskin Park. The West- cmtanntol oalspratlon. Thto 1st wfl field Concert band will perform 8-10 p.m. at the tnduds currant residents of West- park's gazebo. laid and people who graw up hem but toe ataswhsm raw. authors of At intermission, a special ceremony sponsored by •don and nonJeson along with the Sons of the American Revolution and the Daugh- writers who have been published In ters of the American Revolution will be held. books, newepapenii magazines or The ceremony will include an appearance from the mon» aohotoiV foumato. If anyone "Town Crier," a member of the Sons of the Revo- can contribute authors names to lution, who will shout news to the crowd as was done ns Hit pnaee contact us rewr- in colonial times. Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe will enoe dspsrknent of the Ryan/ at 780-4090. also make remarks. Lawn chairs are recommended. Saturday, downtown stores in Westfield will con- Library story time tinue Independence Day promotions. Among the Three-year-old Stay Time wi be more creative: free toppings on all of Hermann's hot neto weoneeowy mornings jury o- dogs, the ail-American meal; and "tax-free" tea at the 21, 10:30-11 a.m. or 11:30 am.- noon. Four-year-old Story Time Cheese Shop to honor those feisty colonists who pro- aasakma ** meet Tuesday mom- tested England's tea tax more than 200 years ago. tiga Jury 6-20, 1030-11 am. or Sunday, the music returns to Mindowaskin Park 11:30 am.-noon. Chldren who for an afternoon jazz concert with the Jim Cullum have cornptated kindergarten Jazz Band. The Westfield Presbyterian Church is trough third grade are Invited to KERRIE HAOV/THE RECORD sponsoring the show, which begins at 1:30 pjn. Free bring ttM* lunch and enjoy "lunch Westfleld High School gradual* Plpar Kaaly hugs teacher Pat Parry before June 23 graduation ceremonies. soda is offered at the concert and audiences are en- bunch," staryUme at tie fcrary July More photos, story, page A4L , ^ 8-22, noon-1 p.m. For tJ pro- couraged to bring a picnic lunch. grams, chldren must register in person and have a WestfeU torary card. WHS sports legend will retire Classroom aides sign; Concert tonight Tonight the WesWeld Recreation Kehler coached 48 consecutive grid wins; was also AD Oommtoalon wal otter another sum- his tenure as football, golf and 1961, he was appointed football teachers, board trying mer oonoart at S p.m. In the ga- wrestling coach, Mr. Kehler tallied coach. After serving »M coach for to reach an agreement Monday THE RECORD J.FOY zebo at Mndowaahh Park. The 719 wins, 110 losses and 23 ties. He three sports for a number of years, night. WsuMsId Community concert Band The Aug. 31 retirement of Gary Mr. Kehler became the supervisor THE RECORD The previous pact with the teach- to scheduled to play. ofathJeticsinl982. Kehler will mark the end of one of For related story, see page A-12 The Westfleld Board of Education ers' union expired at midnight last "He oversaw a sports program night The debate over health insur- the most successful coaching ca- that more than doubled in size and has reached a tentative agreement Living memorial reers in the state. brought women into varsity sports with the third of tour employee ance costs onr^^Kis to be the Three of the eight gardens des- Westfield Superintendent of at our high school," said Dr. Smith. groups with whom contracts an cause of an impasse between the was named to the National Football teachers and the board. ignated for MhdowasMn Park are Schools Mark C. Smith lauded Foundation Hall of Fame in 1986 During the 1992-1993 school being negotiated th la year, but the spoken for by oonWbuttons. For a Kelher during the June 22 meeting year, 322 boys and 523 girls par- big one «ti remains to be seated. Dr. Susan Pepper, presidont of donation of $6,000. family mem- of the Board of Education as he for his achievements. The stalemats wHh the Westfleld the school board, announced at "His record exceeds most re- ticipated in interscholastic sports. bers and leaders of tw oommunlty recalled the man who led Westfield "When people talk about Gary, Education Association (WEA). Tuesday's board meeting that the can be remembered w»h a garden football squad to nine undefeated nowned coaches, such as Bear Bry- they talk about his record," said which represents the teaching staff Westfleld Instructional Support Staff ftartratofi In tte* name. Gardens seasons and a 48-game undefeated ant ... and Pop Warner," he said. Dr. Smith. "Gary put a high prior- of the school system, continues Association, which represents the wl be memortalzed with a plague. streak. Mr. Kehler came to the district ity on helping his athletes develop after a negotiation commutes fa»ed (Please turn to page A-2) Groups of famios wteNng more In- According to Dr. Smith, during as a teacher in the late 1950s. In into successful men," he added. •ormseon on g lahing a Mng memorial may con- 9 tact the Friends of Mndowaskin Parking lot Park, P.O. Box 87, Westileld. She 'does it all to Volunteers needed a safe move, The American Cancer Sodety Dtooovery Shop, located at 311 make a difference South Ave., to seeking summer ftt- Smith says In volunteera. Volunteers are need- By CHERVLHEHL "We have been working on this a ed to keep shop display, accept By JOANNE MefAPOEN good solid year ahead to make sure donations and price clothing. The THE RECORD THE RECORD everything is ready to go in 1994," store to open Monday-Saturday, 10 The word 'no' is not in Westfleld she said, explaining that good am.-4 p.m. Morning and afternoon The Board of Education will con- resident Linda Maggio's vocabulary planning is a key to handling shifts are avalable. Please call the sider creating ofT-street parking for — but then if it was, she would not many things at once. office at 354-7373 to volunteer. staff at Franklin School, a move, be the wonder woman she is. And it must work, because Mrs. said Superintendent Mark C. Mrs. Maggio is a human dy- Magio has managed to raise a Teen swim night Smith, that will help to alleviate namo. Sometimes she doesn't even daughter, and keep husband Glenn parental concerns over street safe- know what drives her to get in- "100 percent behind me all the The WestflefcJ Recreation Com- ty at the Prospect Street elemen- way." mission wM once again beholding volved the way she has in the com- tary school. munity. But the woman who be- Besides, she admited, "He copes teen swim nights at the WesffiekJ "A contributing factor to the con- beautifully, but also knows I'm Memorial pool this summer. Teen came the first female Westfleld Ro- gestion at the school is the fact tary president last year, the same hnppiest when I'm involved." How- night wl be nek) each Wednesday that the staff and parents must ever, she does have moments beginning this week 8:30-10:30 one who has spent 19 years as di- park in the street," said Dr. Smith, rector of Westfleld's United Fund, when "taking a step back" looks p.m. for al teens in grades 6-12. Thursday. inviting. The cost to $3 per person, per and the one and only who chairs Dr. Smith will present the board the Westfield Bicentennial Com- "Sure, I think about it," she evening. Teen night features water with preliminary design drawings laughed, "but then the phone rings sand vofleybafl, music, mittee and its planning for a year- and I'm off again." for a 24-car parking lot soon. long celebration in 1994, admits swimming, socializing, and various "The board needs to decide if Off again, headed toward the re- special events. For more Informa- she is her "own worst enemy." cent goal of $660,000 for the United this is something we want to do, How does she do it? Where docs tion eel 789-4080. and if it's something we can do," Fund campaign and getting 90 per- she find the time? cent of that figure. Or seeing the he said. "Sometimes you just do not In early April, shortly after Weslfield Rotary raise $53,000 for Memorial pool open know what drives you," she said college scholarships, and $10,000 The WestfteW Recreation Com- March's surprise storm dumped more than one foot of snow on the candidly, laughing at her own ina- more when resident Paul Jnckson mission to all accepting member- bility to figure out why she tnkes needed a racing wheelchair in ships for the 1903 Memorial Pool town, several parents appeared before the Town Council asking them on all the projects she does. But order to compete in the New York season. The WestteW Memorial one thing is certain to Mrs. Maggio: Marathon last fall. This satisfac- pool opened In June and wll re- to address safety problems at the school, Including the volume and the "fruits of your labors oflen are tion, coupled with her desire to main open until Labor Day. payment enough when everything "strive for perfection," is what The swim lesson program Is speed of truffle on Prospect Street, and leaf, snow, and ice removal. is said and done." keeps Mrs. Maggio going — plus open to member chldren 6 years "I don't know if it matters why the added bonus of those who tell older and up wNh registration ac- Parents called the problem critical, saying that there were times when or how," she speculated, "as much her, "It will keep you young." cepted on a first-come, first-serve Unda Magglo apparently can't b« busy •nough. Sh« la currently as what the end result will be." But for Mrs. Maggio, all this la basis. Competitive swim teams are Intersections were left unplowed and uncleaned, and children and WMtfl«ld Rotary president, diraotor of W«stfl«td's Unrtsd Fund, This year, the woman who takes worth it because "making even a available for both advanced and •nd chairwoman of tha Wastfiald Blcantannlal Commlttaa, and on just about anything is looking little difference is what It is all beginner swimmers. crossing guards were not able to be seen. volunteers at aavaral othar organizations. forward to 1994. about" A-2 Jury 1,1909i Pedal patrol Classroom aides sign pact (Continued from page A-l) challenge of controlling the costs mer months, mediation might not 26 aides in the district, was able to of health benefits insurance. begin until August, but she fes arrive at a tentative agreement Agreements had been reached hcpeftil that an agreement will btf with the board during talks on with the administrator and sup-reached prior to the start of the Monday. port staff teams earlier this year, 1MKMM school year. >. She did not reveal the terms of with a decision to share costs of In other business at the board the proposed contracts, stating* health benefit coverage for depen- meeting, salaries for administraf ton, supervisors and department "Details of that agreement will be dents." beads for the 19Q3-M school year, reported when it has been ratified Negotiations with the teachers were approved by board members, by the sides' association and thewill continue later this summer, as well as salaries for non-union full board. according to Mrs. Pepper, with a staff "I can report," she added, "that mediator appointed by the Public Budgetary Items regarding the. the tentative agreement is consis- Employees Relations Commission. 1883 summer curriculum writing tent with the agreements reached Mrs. Pepper said that because committees and personnel for the with the administrators and thethere are often several boards ne- upcoming school year were also custodians in its approach to the gotiating contracts during the sum- discussed and approved. Bridge reconstruction set to begin Lt Bill Kalahar, Waatfiald Key Club Praaldant Pamela Gold, Vlca Praaldant Jon Haaek, and The town is scheduled to begin contain resolutions to authorize Capt MIka McCaba prapara for tha aacond annual Waatfiald Claaale BIka Tour to ba hald In reconstruction of the Springfield converting some 1000 tax overpays October. Tha avant Is aponaorad by tha Waatfiald Jaycaas, and will banafit tha Waatfiald Avenue bridge near Geiger's next Council ments to surplus and refunding Raacua Squad. Westfiald Potlca Athletic League, and WestffeU Jaycaas Foundation. Regis- week. The work will continue until others; to refund pool membenhip tratlon forma can ba picked up at tha racorda buraau of tha Waatfiald Polloa Dapartmant For October and will require lane dos- briefs and tennis registration fees* to ap- additional Information, call Capt McCaba at 789-4017. ing! to one lane in either direction prove a contract with KtOam As- in the area. This will probably re- sociates fbr a Tamaques Park pond sult in traffic tie-ups, according to place." study; to authorise final payment theCoundL of 139,287 to Mesaercola for sani- Four people held on drug charges Trash talk tary sewers in fairvkw Cemetary; Four 'suspects charged with seri- • • * Permit to expire Complaints about trash haulers and to reduce escrow fbr RSJ. As- ous drug offenses June 22 faced Doris Edwards, 63, of 314 E. Lin- The current permit for the Con- beginning pickups at extremely sociation (Scahadonna) fbr Pros- steep bail later in the week, police I Police log coln Ave. in Cranford, was arrested servation Center, established in early hours has prompted the pect St major subdivision. said. "Die drug bust netted four for allegedly shoplifting $90 worth 1972, is expiring. The council dis- council to consider a law to limit people reportedly with cocaine, of Jewelry from Lord tt Taylor's de- cussed the possibility of registering trash collection to after 6 im in heroin and marijuana in a car on partment store on North Avenue. the center as a "vegetative waste Tax rate released Central Avenue and Elizabeth of the building with black ink. residential areas off main arterial • • • transfer site," saving effort and streets. Mayor Garland 'Bud' Booth The IMS tax rat* for the West Street last Tuesday night Clifford Lawson, 35, of Newark, Annett Williams of Plainfield, A burglary and criminal mischief money. This would give up West- deckled to write a letter to haulers field municipal government waa was arrested for allegedly shoplift- Lee Liszewski of Pinegrove Av- was reported at a home at 121 field's right to make compost at encouraging their voluntary coop- announced at 15 percent of the enue, Richard Thomas of Windsor Landsdowne St ing from Wyatts, 201 E. Broad St the site, but the center has not and remanded to County Jail. eration before the council takes total homeowner property tax bill Avenue and Pamela Faggins of • • • made compost for three years any- any steps. Cacdola Place were charged with leaving 85 percent to the Board of A gold chain was reported stolen way, according to town Engineer "We're doing this for the two or possession of a controlled danger- from a home at 611 Hart St Tuesday, June SB KdwtWi and 20 percent fbr coun- TedGottko. three bad apples in the barrel,'' ous substance with intent to dis- "We've been fined $2,000 for odor ty taxes. tribute. Bail was set at $15,000 for Saturday, June 26 A woman on Twin Oaks Terrace said Councilman Norman Greco. Mr. Liszewski, Mr. Thomas and reported a radio stolen from her already," noted Mr. Malloy. "If we "Most haulers dont have a prob- Ms. Faggins. Mr. Williams faced Almost $70 was reported taken vehicle parked at her home. were to go back to making com- lem with this, but for those who Waste hauler strike;? $50,000 bail. from a Wayne woman's car parked * * * post, we could expect more prob- cant abide by it, we may have to A possible solid waste haulers lems like that" on Edgard Street Clifton Moure, Jr. of 601 Cacdola make an ordinance." strike similar to the one that oc- In other police news: • • • Place was arrested on two Fan- cured sue years ago could happen. Jewelry was reported stolen from wood warrants for alleged failure to Computer pact favored Monday, June 28 a home on Minisink Way. appear. He was also charged with On the agenda... The union contract expired yester- Town Administrator Jack Malloy Twelve compact discs were re- • • • resisting arrest. The next council meeting will day Mayor Boothe said. recommended that the council con- ported stolen from a car owned by Thieves reportedly broke into a Cecilia Brady parked at the West- 1986 Volkswagen parked on Elmer Anthony Miller, 26, of Elizabeth tinue the contract for the com- field train station. Street and took a stereo. was arrested for allegedly shoplift- puterized motor vehicle reporting tlTG • • • ing from RT Super Store at 210 system used by the violations bu- Recent Ore calls fbr the Westfield Wednesday, June 23 reau. A new state-supplied system A car parked at Memorial Pool South Ave. Fire Department: 100 block Pearl Street - brush was reported burglarized. is expected to be available some- fire 700 block of Norman Place Darby Co. of 256 Orchard SL re- Junes? Monday, June 27 time in the future, but in the — system malfunction ported a break in and theft of of- Thursday, June 24 200 block of South Avenue - fice machinery. meantime, he said, "They've pro- • • • Anthony Miller, 26, of Elizabeth, An employee of the Party Stop vided us with reasonable service hazardous condition June SB Central Jersey Bank at 177 East was arrested on a Springfield con- on Central Avenue reported the up til now. We'll keep going with 100 block of Gallowae - decries! 100 block of Watchung Fork - system malfunction 200 block of Broad SL reported vandals had tempt warrant and sent to Union theft of two banners from the busi- them until we get a new service in short written "SKINS OI!" on the steps County Jail. ness sometime over night Prospect Street — lock out 800 block of Graceland PL — odor investigation 200 block of Terminal J*CK A SUNDAY Avenue — stand by E'S JULY 4TH June £4 600 block of South Avenue West €nJU3UrYKXU*ttSUlMVkNf 1PM ' 8PM - refuse fire Tamaques Park — BUILDERS'GENERAL ALL YOU CAN EAT - INDOOR refuse fire SUPPLY COMRANYI June 13 BOARDWALK BBQ BUFFET 300 block of Vemon Place - TENNESSEE HONEY BAR-BE-QUE CHICKEN smoke odor investigation BAR-BE-QUE BABY 3ACK RIBS 200 block of Terminal Avenue - SALE! 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AND MORE!, We are happy to accept and print HEW STOB photographs of people and clubs 0 making news in Scotch Plains or 259?DELIVERY FRESOPEH PRODUCN TILE, y PM Fanwood Photos taken with a Eiq»ndntilo)rseats-cingsw*ngsBl K* inductee ptone! 35mm camera are best, while Po Sweet Northwestern Cherries (lOVt row). lumber, hardware, 2 belted swing age*. 1 trapeze bar $1.79 |b. laroids generally don't reproduce ALSQ INCLUDES ffCPA WAVE SUPC Jersey Ffesh Blueberries , 69* Ib. well in the newspaper. Please try Sweet Florida Corn (White or Bi-color) 4/99* to make sure that every face in the Scout Plus 12* Westpoint CUSTOM FRUIT * GIFT,BAS photo is at least the size of a dime. JLJL * FOR ALL OCCASIONS Information can be sent to the 4OC00 Storemade Salads of the Week: Wetttfleld Record, 102 Walnut Av- l£m%3 otfliff Creamy Cole Slaw $1.99 Ib. enue, Boot 628. Cranford NJ 07010. Health Salad $6.99 Ib. Or, you can simply drop off infor- | Brick Own Biked jjaj|an Broad Pallwrad Fra>»h Dally mation at a special drop box in the CRANFORD EDISON OAKHURST LITTLE SILVER Available At All Times: Prim* Aged Weatern B**I Westfield Y, 138 Ferris Place. Italian Style Ve*l Cutlet* • Perdu* Poultry • Fre*h Killed Turkey* i, Ducka News must be submitted by 12 336 1177 802 15 Ltgi of Lamb Buttertlled or Kabob • Crown Roatt* of Pork ft Lamb Fffet Mlgnon • Rib Rout • Fresh Ground Coffee • Fresh Seafood p.m. on the Monday before publi- CENTENNIAL AVE. INMANAVE. WEST PARK AVE. SYCAMORE AVE. A Uvc Lobster e Domeiilc and Imported Cheeaea • Full Hoi k Cold Dell cation in order to be considered. laBjaipi Freah Produce • Specially Cake* t PI** Additional questions can be di- yZSU Fr** Delivery Mon.-Sat. rected to Ed Carroll or Bob Sul- Swlna»N«Slide Sale Prices In Effect at all 4 Bulldera' General Supply Lc Its iDontfity statamtnt, he said June Inn in Clark, historic Westfleld bus Smith, Helen Cockley Miller, done, In addrtton to setting fees, tour, and a gala Saturday dinner "It is oKlouHtor m eto voteto paytime schedules, and cash bond Walter Correll, Richard Coleman, dance at the Westwood Banquet Lois Darrell Hrank, Geraldine Dex- VERTICAL BLINDS ,.th«M bit, without fcnatinQ what , amounts.. Hall in Garwood. The festivities ter, Malcolm Downs, Edward Ellis, each amount istor," h e sad. • Approved an ordinance that wil will end with a farewell Sunday provide tor the improvement of Gloria Gamble Jones, Harriet Grif- WHOLESALE TO THE PUBLIC Jim Gruba, chairman of the fr- brunch at the Ramada. SHOP AT u _.. nance committee, responded with a Birch Place from North Avenue to fin Pendry, Charles Hansen, Ger- HOME UMTAU Honored faculty guests at the DISCOUNTED UMW short statement "He can veto any Forest Avenue. Residents wil be as- trude Hinterleitner, Harriet Lambe EVERYDAY ITEMS INSTALLATION ; dinner dance will be former school NCUXCO SS5°" way he wishes," he said. sessed for the new Belgium block Burrell, Anna Lawa Santonastaso, curbing to be instated. The esti- librarian Marion Scott and teachers Mr. LaPorta also cated a recom- Edmund Allen and Sam Bunting. Pauline Mastrian Uffier, Janet Mat- -Custom Vertical Blinds mendation that he meet w«h themated cost of the project is 6o: 7o:F Members of the planning com- thews Reed, Ed MacCloskey, Ruth township administrator prior to the$70,000; It wil be funded through Messersmith Nelson, Maida Mickle the capital improvement funds. mittee are class president John Di- Cellular Shades .meeting for any necessary explana- Walker, Audrey Minchin Seybold, fifT 7o:, etze. Jack McHugh, Angel Bavosa, WoFF tions regaromg expenditures, •'bur- • Approved an ordinance providing Ann Nelson Kuntzman, Jean Ne- Custom Mini Blinds densome both to me and the town- for tho improvement of Stonetetgh Louise Neubauer Roche, Marilyn 65L 75*. 1 Park from Dorian Road to Shackam- Washbum Roberts, Ronald Foster, vius Hart, Bill Nichols, George ship administrator' Price, Harold Rasmussen, Eleanor "I have a problem approving axom Drive Terminus. The cost of Dorothy Scruton Baldwin, Barbara Custom Pleated Shades Reed Robie, Marcel Rodriguez, Wil- 65L these lists and making decisions the project is estimated at $100,000. Sherman Brotherton, and Mr. and 'Full Slock ot Ratdy Mv» Mini Blinds liam SeedortT, Merle Smith, Nor- without IrrlbmiaDon." he said. "Since Residents wil be assessedfor th e Mrs. Lynn Brenneholtz. • We Wilt Beat Any Competitors Written Estimate It is our Muoiary responsibity to improvements, which wW be funded Invitations have been extended man Smith, Henry Snyder, Lois • 7 Day Delivery (Most Verticals) • FREE Shop at Home Service .spend money wisely, I we* have to through the issuance of bonds and to over 150 graduates, but some Thomas Hosay, Jean Walborn • FREE Installation • Call for Phone Quotes • Financing Available continue to vote no untl these ex- monies from the capital im- have not been located, and theFahrenholtz, Elsa Weylard, Patricia planations are fbrthcornlng." provement fund. committee would appreciate help White Tanabe, Ted Vreeland, in finding the missing class mem- Nancy Leicht NEW SHOWROOM art's verticals TOPS PLAZA Rt. 27 S, Edison Nature Center Deal With Manufacturer and Save needs volunteers According to the Union County Edison 287-1700 E. Brunswick 238-7984 Board of Chosen Freeholders, Somerset 873-2600 Freehold 431-5550 Trailside Nature and Science Cen- Princeton 609-924-6866 ter in Mountainside is seeking volunteers to help with trail work in the Watchung Reservation. Trails F™ 800-325-2787 are in desperate need of erosion control methods, pruning and general maintenance. IVail maintenance days are Sat- urdays, July 10 and Aug. 7, 9:30 • HB'^rvo'Ageocy^^S, a.m.-noon. To volunteer, call Betty Ann Kelly at Trailside Nature & Science Red Ripe Striped Large California Extra Large ^ All fares are each way based on round-trip purchase. Center at 789-3670, Tuesday- Watermelon Oranges Farm Fresh Eggs Saturday. ^ U.S. ^ Chicago («7W|*1O7 Whole 5 for 99* Doz. P Ft. 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Westfidd mum donations of $10; and flyers Robert Cuthbert, Mr. & Mrs. , Newcomers Inn, Westfleld Jaycees, WestfleJd and direct-mail solicitations are Ernest Daman, Mrs. Carolyn Dau- throughout the year, Mrs. David W. Sheehan, Mr. & Club of West- Mrs. Douglas Sheehan, Mr. it Mrs. Medical Group, Westfleld Service currently in circulation. rio, Mr. 8c Mrs., Cuddie Davidson Carol K Adopt-a-Foot certificates field, Mrs. Melba William J. Shepherd, Mr. it Mrs. League, Westfleld Symphony OK The Friends wish to thank all Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Warren Dederick, Kennedy, Mrs. Nixon, Mr. it James Shields, Mr. 8c Mrs. Steven chestra. Miss Helen Whitcomb; those who have given generously Ms. Ellie de la Bandera, Mr. 8c Mrs. Kathryn C. Kin- are available at Rorden Mrs. Touran Shiftman, Mr. Mitchell Shivers, Mra. Thomas H. Wight, Mr. Ed. to this volunteer effort The fol- Robert Derrey, Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert ney, Ms. Car- Realty for $10; and flyers Nozari Mr. it Mrs. James G. Skinner, Ms. ward W. 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AILLAAARNIO ALLYSON LUCK KIMBERLYTRAYNOR KATHERINE BURSLEM Fine arts director and a principal are chosen Jebens, Corriero receive •The Weftfleld Board of Educa- College and is fully certified not Washington School FTA, David tion filled two administrative posi- only as a teacher and school princi- TXiller, principal of Tamaques tions at its public meeting June 22. School news pal, but also as a teacher of the School; and Marie Sdan, super- scholarships from BPW (paries (Chic) Hansen in has been handicapped and a learning dis- visor of elementary education and The Business and Ms. Jebens wl be attendng Anrv named supervisor of fine arts and abilities teacher/consultant personnel and Affirmative Action woman or women, inc. 1 BUM my herst Coiege in September. Connie Odd! will be principal of She taught second, third and officer. preeonted scholarships to two local Joyce Corriero of Ptainiteld is the Washington School tion, her communication skills and fourth grades in Vermont, Illinois Mr. Hansen holds a bachelor's residents. Each year, the BPW sup- recipient of the Secondary Career Mr. Hansen, director of music her ability to work creatively and and New Jersey for 14 years before degree in music education and a ports tie enhancement of op-Devetopement award, which wl ahd supervisor of fine arts for the effectively with many different joining the staff of the Academy master's degree in music from portunities tor women through these asow her to complete her studies at £ chool District of the Chatnams, people make her a superb candi- for the Advancement of Teaching Westchester State College. He has swards. Keen Coiege toward her certrAca- \ ill replace Jean McDermott when date for the prindpalship of Wash- and Management in 1984. From done postgraduate work at Temple Wendy Jebens is tw recipient of tton in Elementary Education. retires at the end of this school ington School." 1991 to 1992, Mrs. Odell served as University, Trenton State College and Drew University. the scholarship given each year to a For BPW membership in- jeer. Commenting on the new super acting director of the academy Westfield High School senior formation, cat Magaret Wifehrt at visor of fine arts, Dr. Smith said, which was established by former He began his career in education woman entering coiege In the fal. 654-5584. Mrs. Odell, assistant principal of as vocal music teacher in Kintners- I Ine Brook School in the Manala- "Mr. Hansen is a dynamic, knowl- State Education Commissioner edgeable and skilled leader of the Saul Cooperman to provide profes- ville, Pa. in 1969 and also taught Ifuv-Engliahtown Regional School and served as department head at tietrfct, will replace Kenneth Wark fine arts. He has a substantial sional staff development courses Wordsworth Academy in Fort at Washington School. Mr. Wark record of success in building out- for New Jersey teachers. Her cur- Washington, Pa. Summer Camp Adventures! 1 as been transferred to Franklin standing programs, hiring excep- rent position as an assistant princi- Mr. Hansen was selected from 61 ! chool to fill the vacancy created tional faculty and working cre- pal of an 800-student elementary applicants for the position and is Overnight programs at Camp Hoover l)y the retirement of Faith Divisek. atively with students, teachers, ad- school has given her additional ad- the choice of a staff advisory com- Sussex County, NJ fl am delighted that these two ministrators and community mem- ministrative experience. mittee composed of Samuel Haxell, affle administrators are coming to bers. A master teacher at all levels, Mrs. Odell was selected from prindpal of Edison Intermediate SCIENCE PROGRAMS Jrestfield," said School Superin- he has extensive experience in in- more than 100 applicants for the School; Kelley Kburiah, prindpal of Chemistry, Nature, Physics & Math Mark C. Smith. "Mrs. strumental music, school bands, Washington School prindpalship. Jefferson School; Robert Petiz, GENERAL PROGRAMS FOR OLDER AND is an experienced elementary vocal music and theater." She was the choke of the prindpal prindpal of Westfield High School; room teacher, a high!/ suc- A graduate of Northern Illinois search advisory committee com- David Rock, assistant superin- YOUNGER GIRLS teacher of teachers and a University, where she majored in posed of Carol Joyce and Andrea tendent for curriculum and instruc- A sampler of arts, gymnastics, swimming, boating & administrator. 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HIT: The glow of pride, class and accomplish- HIT: That ever-fresh sensation of taking a ment generated by the graduates of Brearley, plunge into the backyard, club or community Cranford, Westfield, Scotch Flains-Fanwood and swimming pool as yet another hazy, hot and Union Catholic High Schools in their recent humid day slowly dims to a restless night of awards nights and commencement ceremonies. tossing and turning. It was a treat for young and old to witness the MISS: The fees, limited parking or bath fadfr culmination of nine years of education and mat- ties, inability to swim, agoraphobia, or other re- uration. strictions that effectively make truly free and MISS: The federal labor department reports, and open public swimming in a suburb like ours a Summer Scrooge underscoring, that jobs for goal, rather than a reality. "No pay, no play," teens are scarcer than usual — even as college Summer Scrooge snuffs. costs loom and some parents softly tap the drum of financial independence for their eldest HIT: A chilled summer drink and supper taken offspring. on the lawn, porch or deck. MISS: Ants, yellow jackets and that blasted HIT: The matchless taste of fresh strawberries, Summer Scrooge. Letters to the editor Students' rights include learning about responsibility To The Record: perform Moonchildren. They had the right to place a ship has affected our schools: We cant tell our kids teaching." ' In reference to last week's school board meeting, I condom on a banana in a public speaking class and the biological, scientific facts about the development If you would like to have more details on th£' would like to clarify the issue about which many then commended for doing so; the right to pass out a of an unborn baby — that by the time a woman even "Michigan Model," please call me at 654-5442. ' parents are concerned: questionnaire to freshmen in homeroom asking realizes she is pregnant, the unborn baby has a beat- We are recommending that we continue to support The infamous play, Moonchildrm, performed re- whether they were homosexual or heterosexual; and ing heart and brain waves can be recorded, but we are and appreciate the positive programs that are avail- , cently And attended by many high school students they say they have a "right to have sex." refraining from telling them the truth about the so able at Westfield High School. My daughter, in par1-"; and parents is just one enmple of the many inap- But do they understand the right to be held ac- called cure-all condom. ticular, had a wonderful experience during cros*-,; propriate and offensive vehicles through which our countable for •heir actions? Take for instance their To quote the journalist Cat Thomas: "Those who country season last fall; the holiday musk programs" children are being instructed on sexual topics "out- right to use the savior of our time — the condom — have considered that the first amendment is absolute and the spring concerts were an extraordinary dem"' side the health class." This is one of the symptoms of which, from the latest study, is proven to be as low as and that no speech or expression should be restricted onstration of the talent on the part of the student^ the lack of control and the inconsistent guidance to only 46 percent effective in preventing HIV transmis- were caught with their legal briefs down. They could and the music teachers. We have an award-winning which our children are being exposed. sion in heterosexual couples. Are these teens willing hardly argue cursing God was within the bounds of school newspaper and the academics have provided Why is it we can't talk about God or even have a to die for the right to use condoms? the first amendment but that saying something nice them with the opportunity to attend some of the best moment of silence in school, but can be very vocal Why are a minority of students being given the about him was not... The public schools appear ready about obscenities such as the ones that were part of privilege to do all these things that are "politically to collapse under the weight of imposed secularism colleges and universities in the country. the*scflpt of MooachUdren: correct" while the majority find these same things and anti-religious attitude that has encouraged young Let us help our children to channel all these op-'/ "He was the first to give me an orgasm," "You let her offensive — what chaos! When will we teach them people to worship nothing higher than their glands portuniUes and energies in aiming to be all they pos- . get you by the balls, "Godammit," "Sure would like to that along with freedom and choices come responsi- and has stripped the spiritual his-tory from textbooks sftrty can be. Our children are very precious to us —^, lay Susan again," "It was those strict Roman Catho- bility — they must "learn to discern" and that this and musk classes." we don't want them ignorant, we don't want thert\ lics with a bunch of kids running around who com- has to be based on certain standards and guidelines. The State of Michigan released a study to our New abused and we don't want them dead. " , • plained about our running around bare-assed." And We don't hand our kids the keys to our car and send Jersey legislators in January, based on their findings The parents who have voiced their opinion and! so it went on and on using the "F word" almost as them out on the road before they learn the road rules about their state-wide sex education program called concern at the last school board meeting strongly' often OS the article "the." and take a driving test They have to be taught that "The Michigan Model." It has concurred that "the aspire to the words of Eli Weizel when he received the We have opened the door to moral relativism and authority plays an important role in their lives. If they official state policy for the past decade is not working. Nobel Peace Prize: have been hostile to "family values" which are taught aren't taught to respect authority as teens, how will Teen pregnancies are still epidemic. The social and "I swore never to be silent wherever and whenever' , in the home. Our schools reek of this! Don't we see they ever make a living on the job as adults under the economic costs of this educational philosophy and human beings endure Buffering and humiliation. We',, how mentally abused our children are becoming — all authority of a boss? They must be prepared now. method of teaching are bankrupting the state both must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppres-r under the guise of having their "rights?" When a Everyone is screaming "Censorship!" It seems that morally and financially. Through this policy the state sor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormen- teacher spoke of the word "abstinence" in health this word has been redefined to mean "I have the has endorsed by default teenage single-motherhood tor, never the tormented" class, they told her they had their right to do what right to do my own thing." and abortion. Michigan's teen-agers have been victim- KATHION MNfTZl they chose. They were given permission to choose to If we are to be consistent, let's look at how censor- ized by our slanted and one-sided sex education W««tiW4 Sex ed curriculum has legal, moral sides Market's traffic ripple To The Record: also the prolific sexual com- them) opportunities to see the teens who are mature enough to As a Westfield resident for 15 mentary, too blatant to be consid- most sensitive aspects of sexuality process this life-saving informa- years, this is the first time we have ered innuendo, which would be im- heralded in crude manner. tion. will spread over area proper in its own right. The fact that at this school board As one of the parents was stating a child in the Westfield public To The Record: evtably increase the flow of speed- school system. Last Tuesday night, Should we be shocked? Contrary meeting, children stood to answer her feelings on this topic, members to a charge of impropriety, was ap- of the audience could be heard I need to cal attention to ad- ing cars on Woodland Avenue and I attended my first school board to Dr. Petix*s claim, a production of ditional traffic problems that would Chicago in recent years also of- palling in itself. These teens can- mumbling about not changing the North Chestnut, streets whfch offer mMeeting, at which many parents result from the placement of a unimpeded connections between spoke out about the method of fered as entertainment question- not be expected to understand curriculum to suit any one's moral their lack of respect in presenting standards, obviously begrudging ShopFUe warehouse along North Mountainside and East Broad teaching moral ethics, especially able judgment in presenting sexual this type of play. The writer admit- the intrusion of the idea that West- Avenue In Westfield. As Joanne Mc- Street material, which did receive com- Fadden reported in The Record on with regard to sex education for ted in his rebuttal statement that field High School's curriculum was We are already gMng insufficient plaints from Westfielders. These June 10 and 17, the Westfield and our children. he had acted as censor in his edit- reproachable in any way. attention to the problem of young productions present for our chil- Gatwocd planning boards have fo- The complaints regarding chil- ing, but objected to additional cen- But my true introduction to children who regufarty cross North dren (those who produce them as cused their attention on various in- dren were not just concerning the sorship by his parents. Westfield High School's com- Chestnut on their way to and from well as those who come to view tersections along North Avenue. use of excessive foul language, but Dr. Petix's statement in last munity-making capabilities came the Wilson School. People In a While the testimony of traffic en- week's Leader referring to the sub- after the board meeting was over. hurry do not now observe the 25 ject matter of these plays was ir- On the way out to my car, people's gineers estimated the added num- conversations were lively with in- ber of cars coming in and out of the MPH posted speed In* on this relevant. They can be enlightening seemingly wide thoroughfare. A dis- topics, but an "avant-garde" play dignation and caustic humor to- shopping center (up to 200 per should be considered too pre- wards the issue of the challenge of day), Rtte mention was made of the count food warehouse near the The^festfield Record cocious a style for high school age improving our sex education pro- substantial truck traffic required to junction of North Avenue and South groups. gram. Several teachers made light keep a food warehouse adequately Chestnut would only increase the The other incidents mentioned of the discussion by jokingly com- stocked. traffic on North Chestnut, and in- FORBE8 NEWSPAPERS, A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. crease the chances for mishap. at the meeting, where a young menting to each other, "Don't use Nor was any mention made of Malcolm 9< FoibM Jr. man demonstrated for his speech the 'F-word' too much! You're the traffic impact on other WestJtakJ Not everyone is convinced the tax EdtM-ln-ChM class how to put on a condom going to offend me!" A teacher, thoroughfares — Broad Street, revenues brought to Westfield by a Chartaa A. Lyons while driving away, yelled out using a banana (with the teacher's Mountain Avenue — and side large-scale shopping center (up to Pttet and Publtohw "Was it a right-handed banana or a commending his courage), and a streets now serving as thor- $125,000) would be worth the In- Edward F. Carroll left-handed banana?" Allan Churchill questionnaire being handed out in oughfares. Since Westfield is argu- creased concerns for traffic and Exaoullv* editor Q*n«nl Maragor I am confused as to why these history class with one of the ques- able wel served by several su- safety. Both sides of the argument teachers felt so defensive toward Bob Sullivan Donna PalHar tions being "What is your sexual permarkets already, the only way an need to be heard. I would encour- M«na0ng Editor MvtrtWng Raprn*ntaJtv« the parents' comments. Are we not preference?" are at best inap- additional food warehouse could be age other Wostfield residents to turn propriately presented and not wel- able to use the open school board Chary! Fanaka Doug Baum meetings as a forum for hearing fully utilized Is by encouraging out for the next Planning Board OhW Copy Editor ClatlfM Adrtrtmnj Managar comed by all in attendance. If this each other out? Is it so unthink- shoppers from surrounding com- mooting on July 8 at 7:30 p.m. at had taken place in any business or munities to come to WestfiaJd. Be- Dava Slmlnoff Kelly Zullo professional setting it would be able that, when different opinions the Washington School to share Talaprion* Sato* Manager are brought to the table, we might cause of its location on the border thoir thoughrts and opinions. Sport* editor considered sexual abuse, No one of Garwood and Westftold, a step back from a situation main- STEPHANOHR William Waathovan Mickl Pulalnelli asked my child or myself if we ShopRite food warehouse would irv Major Aooounls wanted to witness or participate in taining a neutral position. This Westfleld WMfcandPlu* Editor would provide our teens with an Oaorga Gannon Rogar Sllvay Jaan Caaay Bill)* M. Davis the demonstration or survey. Conlroltor example of how to react objectively ClrouMton Dlrvotor Vk» PrMktonl Opwtforw Promotion Director Is the AIDS epidemic not good while reviewing what is in their How to reach your state legislators Th« WMrflatd Record I* publlihad waakly by Forbai Newnpnpers, A Division ol Forbas Iric , enough reason to honestly inform best interests. 102 Walnut Ava,, Caantord NJ 07016 .Second Class Postnga paid at Cranford NJ 070IG . our teens of all their options? I The comments of the speakers District 22 - Cranford, Qarwood, Scotch General Assembly POSTMASTER; plsasa sand addresi changes ID Forbes Newspapers, FulWImnnl Ofticn, I'O wonder why abstinence is not tout- were not an effort to dictate any Plains, Fanwood and Westfield Alan Augustlrio (R- 22) ' Box 757, Badmlnater, NJ 07921 To subecrlbn call: 1-H00 3OD9321 ed as the only 100 percent certain other child's morality, but rather 232-9138 method of avoiding sexually trans- an effort to influence what their 1972 Wood Rd.. Scotch Plains, 07076. Write Us: mitted diseases. This informational child has to be exposed to. This is State Senators I Phone :(908) 276-6000 point is not a dictum to kids who Donald T. DFrancesco (R-22) 102 Walnut Ave. a legal as well as a moral issue. Richard Baggor (R- 22) Crartford, NJ 07016 FAX:(908) 276-6220 are intent on being sexually active, MARILYN VIDOVICH 322-5500 232-3673 but rather a base line fact for those Westfleld 1816 Front St, Scotch Rains, 07076 203 Elm St., Wostfteld, 07090 July 1,1903 A-7

Theater of Princeton at 1:30 pjn. at meets at 7 p.m. at the First Con- the Trailside Nature Center in the gregational Church of Westfield, Watchung Reservation. The show 125 Elmer St. Call Mary Ann, 862- TUESDAY is recommended for ages 4 and up. 4833. $3. SUNDAY JULY 6 0 Big Band Sound is featured at 0 Children's snow - The West- the weekly Summer Arts Festival JULY 11 field Newcomers dub sponsors a concert at 7:30 pjn. at Echo Lake SATURDAY 0 Summer sky — Locate and ex- trip to the Paper Mill Playhouse to Park. The Music Makers, a 17- plore the zodiacal constellations of see "A Children's Magic Show" for piece concert and dance band, will Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio and Sag- perform the music of Benny Good- JULY 10 ages 2Vi and up. Call Kristin, 317- 0 Couples club — The Etz Chay- ittarius, and exploded stars, galax- M62. man, Harry James, Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey. The rain site im married couple unit of B'nai ies, planets, and dark nebulas at • AU about Earth - The Trail- B'rith (ages 20s-40s) are meeting the planetarium at Trailside Sci- side Science Center planetarium in is Cranford High School, West End for dinner at 7:30 pjn. at Kb Shing ence Center in the Watchung Res- the Watchung Reservation features Place. 527-4900 or the 24-hour hotline, 352-8410. ervation. The program is presented is 2 pjn. Thunchyi through July a show about the planet Earth at 2 22, 2377 Route 22 West, Scotch 20. WO; $2.10 for •enioc citizens; pjn. Tuesdays through July 20. Plains. Non-members are welcome. at 2 and 3:30 p.m. each Sunday THURSDAY no children under 6. Topics are: how the Earth moves in Call 289-1447 by July 8. through August space to make the seasons, day THURSDAY JULYl and night; what causes the phases of the moon and solar and lunar JULY 8 (S3 Wcicililjr luinnif f pfttwfirti ipon- SUNDAY eclipses. $2.50; $2.10 •eniors; no •ottd by the Recreation Conunfc- children under 6. 121 Weekly summer concerts spon- ikmprwenttheWeatfieldCom- JULY 4 sored by the Recreation Commis- munity Concert Band at 8 pjn. at sion present the Westfield Com- 0 Colonial Fourth - The Dr. Wil- the gazebo in Minkowaskin Park. munity Concert Band at 8 p.m. at ORLANDO liam Robinson Plantation Museum, Hie weekly series continues until the gazebo in Minkowaskin Park. Price includes round-trip airfare via Delta Air Urns, Aug. 12. 593 Madison Hill Road, dark, is WEDNESDAY The weekly series continues until 3 nights hotel, rental car and Bonus Features. open 1-4 p-m. for guided tours of 0 Laser revelations — Learn all Aug. 12. Tonight features a "Play the 303-year-old farmhouse. There Quality Inn Plaza *269 about light waves, the speed of JULY 7 with Clay" for children at 6:30 pjn. is a display of artifacts of the 0 Children's matinee - The Red 0 La Leche League meets at 8 light and general astronomy WALT DISNEY WORLD* Resort through music, slides, lasers, and farmers who tilled the land in the Rose, an innovative rendition of p.m. at 208 Clover St Roselle. Call special effects at the Trailside Sci- first half of the 20th century. The the play Beauty and the Beast, is 654-3099 or 233-7363. Price includes round-trip airfare via Delta Air Lines, museum shop is open. being performed by the Creative 0 Union County chapter of NOW 4 nights hotel, hotel tax, rental car. Unlimited ence Center planetarium in the "MAGIC PASSPORT" Plus and more. Watchung Reservation. Show time Disney's Dixie Landings Resort '629

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Average bnann has been named to the • 140 Two-Tiered, 3 ®, players should use 90 compression with dean's list for the spring semester Covered and Heated \ * surlyn covers. Ladies should use 80 com- of'her sophomore year at Messiah pression balls. Cqllege in Grantham, Pa. An art Booths! • Miniature t niajor, she is the daughter of the 2) What's the difference between Rev. and Mrs. Charles Tobelmann ^^l^ves^ WpiteHfafe, I ofSOS First St balata and surlyn? * • • • Balata is more of a rubbery substance Jodl Helmlich of 235 Mas- where as surlyn is like a plastic. Balata •COMtNQ HMD JULY has a softer feel. • 70 T— Driving Rang* sachusetts St and Edward P. Hob- • Discount Pro Shop - EMtfc M Hoto Mntaura OoM bib of 24 Stoneleigh Park have 20%-SOS OFF - Pro Slyt* Bmlng C*0M Sug. RdM Prtcv* -Party FacHNM been named to the dean's list for XK 3) What is the advantage of Cavity Featuing Famous Names Lite VMM Own* Anna the second semester at Lafayette Back Irons? Celwoy, Una Zingt. Atfwiati, College in Easton, Pa. a) They have a lower center of gravity to Foogoy&Mcre! • • • • Taking RUMVIUOM For hit the ball higher. July QOLF LESSONS frestfield residents who received b) They have a bigger sweetspot to make 1 hrA* .includes ckibs, tab In 4- degrees May 28 at Monmouth Col- orw hou sessions by a catMw) your mis-hits more forgiving. PGA Prdewonal lege in West Long Branch are: RAIRWAYOO&CEN1ER c) They have more toe weight to stabilize Pnvete Lessons AvninNn. T wmas Leahy, master of business HI I W^V ™MHHBBHJi EvaVEjBMi * E^EMBJEMjnBMJEBf NfVG •w*^P • ^r*W BIB i• impact in the hitting area. administration degree; Michelle JULY 4th Weekend Ctklotky and Timothy Dodd, Special bachelor's degrees. 4) Should tall women play mens i • • • clubs? CALL " | °*^KSSJS^ ' No. Men's golf clubs have stiffer shafts fetoott W. Aquila, son of William • flwuSts I OOKAHTMDf | AUNUfUtf OOtf _ FOR INFORMATION i. DIRECTIONS "••• — » «J aifd Georgia Aquila of Westfield, I na^ZlJ^3t 10*3 . Ofcr«ifiiit«A«|i.JI, 1991 ' O*r»rt™i^ 31. 1993. I and are generally too heavy most of the has been awarded a bachelor's de- SliSS^StSoS-olLrSw I No*9ooSw*ofyo*»o«r. | ^Wffoodw*on,o*mdim, " time for women, RTS. 202 & 31, FLEMINGTON, NJ. gree from Western Maryland Col- roa//VJ pa BJ • lege in Westminster. 5) Should golfers play with jumbo grips if they have big hands? No. Because the thicker the grip, the TAKING THE MYSTERY School more it increases a slice. Only in very OUT OF CHOOSING GOLF EQUIPMENT extreme cases do we suggest jumbo S1BBI Shafts, Lightweight Steel. Graphite Shafts. Regular Flex. Stiff Flex, grips. Senior Flex. What is best lor me? Have you ever wondered what best notes THE GOLF SHOP suits your golf swing? Golf is a High-Tech industry today. Gone are the Improving Golfers JOT the past 20 years 6) Are all graphite shafts whippy? days of simply purchasing a set of goll clubs oft the rack, with the latest technology In shafts A clubs. Proper equipment custom fitted to your gotf swing will most definitely Three graduating students of the No. You can get extremely stiff graphites. improve your gamo. It nmazes me how many golfers are simply playing Htty Trinity Interparochial School Before you buy your next set To fit a person properly you need to with the wrong clubs for thair swing! Your golf swing determines the right have been named recipients of determine club head speed. clubs for you. If the golf shop you patronize sells golf equipment without of golf clubs, call one of the some form ol club tilting technique, it may be time 10 consider a change. scholarships given by Court Trinity Club fitting should be a very personal experience! Club-head speed, of the Catholic Daughters of Amer- LARGEST & EXPERIENCED 7) What is custom fitting? weight distribution, hand speed are just a few determining factors. ica, Regent Anna Checchio an- It is when L. golf club is properly fitted to a Qualified customer service representatives, along with Hi-Tech com- nounced. GOLF repairs shops WE RE- puterized equipment, should make yaur golf club purchase a rewarding person's golf swing, club head speed, experience. The scholarships are in memory PAIR, SELL & SERVICE ALL height, hand size, weight distribution, etc. of the late Dorothea Praeael, past Discount prices, personal club fitting, custom made clubs, top brand regent, and are given to students MAJOR BRANDS FOR A name clubs, nccossories. balls, clothing. Tee to Green Golf at 21 Union 8) What are the advantages of Avenue. Somarvillfi. offers these services and much, much more. We who have been accepted at a Cath- FRACTION OF THE COST! guarantee it. For more information call 725-8008. olic high school. The awards are graphite shafts? based on academics and character. They are lighter and they generate more | COUPON •COUPON— -| Wesley Alexander, son of Mr. • Sandblasting of Metal Woods club speed for better distance. They also Complete Set of and Mrs. W. Alexander of Plain- absorb a lot more shock than steel, field, will attend Bishop Ahr High • Woods Reflnlshing • Reshafting , Golf Clubs School in Metuchen with a $1,500 • Free Custom Pitting 9) What makes Tee To Green Golf 3 - woods scholarship. 8 - Irons Mary von der Heide, daughter of • Regrlpping stand out above the competition? COMPUTERIZED Mrs. William J. von der Heide of • Top Line Equip & Clothing We pride ourselves with delivering the $ 99 Ndrth PlalnflekL also received a • Gold Pride & Other Major finest customer service in N.J. Our club 199 $1(800 scholarship. 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(908) 232-1748 • • • EE TO GREEN GCTLF Bryan Graye, grade 8, and Alex- Phone Inquires Welcome EE TO GREEN GOXF ander Miller and Toby Mitchell, grade 10, have been named to the 2544 PLAINFIELD AVE. fifth marking period honor roll at T T 21 Union Ave., Somervllle SCOTCH PLAINS WHrdlBW-Hartridge Upper School Mon.-Frl. 10-6; Sat. 0:30-2:00, Closed Wed. & Sun. in Edison. 21 Union Ave. (Fit. 28) Somervllle 725-8008 725-8008 -Westfield Record- A-8 Jury1.1999~ Community life Musical notes Concert By Cheryl Hehl set for When the July 4th The Westfiekl Community Band; classroom win tonight with Mayor! C Booths Jr. and numer-! gnitaries and civic closed in the annual Fourth of "No more ponds, no more Juh/ concert in Mlndowaskin Park,: books, no more teachers' dirty £trt Broad Street, WestnekL The' looks," we'd yet at the top of our concert Is the second in the band's; lungs the test day of school. 81st Summer Concert Series. ,, ; There was no better teeing than Patriotic greeting* will be given knowing school was over at last by Stephen Clarke, SAR president^; and summer was starting. and Carol Graf, DAR presidents The countdown usualy began The invocatiori will be performed, months before, when he blus- by SAR chaplain Leslie Rowe an* tery and bong winds of March wffl be followed by the presents^ made every kid wonder If sum- tkn of the colors by the coler: mer, was really right around the guards of the SAR, DAR, Moufr comer. But sure enough, day by tairuicWVFW and Westfleld ArnenV day, we drew ever closer to free- can Legion. •[< dom from school The conceit wiD begin with tradi- We Ived to play. Planning tional favorites including £1 Capt* when, how and what we would Westfleld Symphony President Nancy Priest passes the gavel toi March, A Gerahwin Portmit and play was almost as important as America the Beautiful. Following the actual playing tee*. Weeks along to M. Jockers Vlncentsen, her successor (above). Vln- the Qrst half of the band's pro- before school let out, we would centsen assumed his post June 11. Hs will s«rve a two year Mtgocrs will be hearing begin dscussing how many term. (At right) Arthur Taylor receives the Aim Alton Award latest gossip" frort school days were left, and what from the award's namesake, Ms. Allen. The annual award rae- compatriot Sam McCaulley, the we would do as soon as school ognlzes significant service for the orchestra. Town Crier, and an Independen was offciafly over. In tact, this Day Address by Westfleld ' subject became almost a con- Garland C Booth*. Jr. stant topic of conversation, The concert will continue reaching a fevered pitch a week favorites such as Tuwnftano, or so before school ended. Women's 5-K race planned for July 10 1990*s ring-along, Armed Font* 1 During those last few days, lute and Ood Blem America. daylight lasted untl around 8:30 The Westfleld Women's Five- for the runners. Trophies will be awarded to first school at 232-1592 or Peter at 654- The band's 81st summer > p.m., so we had a taste of sum- Kilometer Race, presented by the Entries postmarked by Saruiday through fourth places overall fin- 5591. will continue for two as> mer before the fact This only Redeemer Lutheran School, will be and including the $10 entry fee will ishers, awards to the next 30 fin- The race is sponsored by Central performances — July at made us want school to be over held Saturday, July 10, at guarantee a special event T-shirt to ishers and medals to the next 70 Jersey Bank; Mogendorf brand 15 at 8 pjn. in even more. We would gulp Tamaques Park. the entrant Entries received after finishers. Pastries Tor runners and Service; Rock Spring Water Co.; Admission is free; down dinner and race back out- The race has been changed bom that date and up to race time are supporters will be served after the Jerry Gnu, Tree Expert; Later De- bring blankets and chairs. In side for a rousing game or two a five-mile race to a 5-K event to $10 and T-shirts can be purchased event of rain, concerts will be p sign Inc., Lutheran Brotherhood; of "red Bghf or "hide and go give more runners the chance to for $5. Parking will be available along at the Westfiekt Community seek" before we were sum- participate and to reduce the Post-registration and T-shirt the side roads, with limited park- Aid Association for Lutherans; Pathways Travel Service; Pan- In the municipal building. moned home because "it was a chance of heat exhaustion. It will pickup will begin at 8 ajn. at ing in the park. Participants should The Westfield Community school night." start at 9:30 a.m. rain or shine with Tamaques Park. The entrance is come dressed to run. Limited toilet oramic Home Improvements; Bar* is sponsored by the Westfleld There were always one or two start and finish in Tamaques Park. from Lamberts Mill Road or Dick- facilities are available. den Realty, and Bonsall Chiroprac- raatton Commission. For more kids who never had to be home. There will be water on the course son Drive off Willow Grove Road. For more information, call the tic Center. formation, call 78*4080. We knew they had a home, but they were aHowed to "stay out to al hours," as Mom put It Need- less to say, we kids thought this Friends High school students gain was great and vowed when we For the Valerie Fund grew up and had Mds we would never make them come In be- end year National Honor Society fore toy were ready. Based on scholarship, leadership, Bronwyn Hay, Mark Hobble. ; There was Mde we could do to service and character, 104 West- Also, Gam Jetven, Anthony contain ourselves the last few of success field High School students were ac- Jonas, Stephanie Karpa, Tazuko days of school. The good sisters cepted into the National Honor So- KswftgucL Bridget Keegan, BefF tried their best to keep control, Friends of the Westfleld Memo- ciety at 1993 induction ceremonies but about the bast they could do rial Library have concluded a suc- Jamln Klein, Eun Ko, Alisha Kot was use idto threats that none of cessful year of fund-raising to help held recenuy. skL Alison Konet, Amanda Kong* usbeteved. purchase books and equipment for To be eligible, Junior and senior Marc Kodowsky, Richard Kost** Except one year, on the very the library. students must achieve a 3.25 orDavid Kressner, Elizabeth Lsil last day of school, I was sus- It was agreed at the June 7 an- higher academic avenge and be Maryann Lee, Donna Lewin, "" **" pended tor helping hang There- nual meeting of the Friends to pro- recommended also on the basis of el Martin, Tattana Martins,! sa Quioty out the window by her vide $12,445 for major reference their leadership, service in school Masaachi, Tare feet Personaly, I do not believe sources, children's materials, popu- and community, and character, ac- Christie McGovem, Stephen there was any threat to her life lar foreign language books, and to cording to Anthony QuagUano, ninger, Gregory Murphy, because we were only on the update a section of the adult non- mathematics teacher and adviser Muserlian, Kim Muster, Marta second floor, but nevertheless, I fiction collection. These funds will to the Honor Society. pkafcowikL Lindsay Napor, Je was banished to the principal's provide additional shelving for the The following seniors were in- niter Nepo. James Nicofl, office. growing video collection. ducted: Elizabeth Capano, Jill Del- Nobtte, Geoffrey North. Being suspended on the last To make the CD-ROM materials Grosso, Michael Evangelista, Also, Hallie Peskin, Jane ] day of school had little dout witti more accessible, the Friends Meredith Gordon, Li-Ming Hsu, Dominique Plcou, Saaki me, but Mom certainly took it agreed to a grant commitment up Jennifer Lin and Andrew Rich- Philip Robinson, Karin Rosen, seriously enough. Saying some- to $30,000 for the installation of a mond. Noah Rosenfarb, Joanna $lf, Eliza- thing about "somebody switch- Local Area Network or "LAN" The following juniors were in- Ing babies on me in the hospi- which will connect all of the indi- beth Ryu, Thomas Sabol, Ryuichi tal" and telling me I was going to vidual microcomputers to one ducted: Anjali Bansal, Jeffrey Saito, Jennifer Salaman, William send her "to an early grave," "master." This will be provided Bernstein, Meredith Berry, Susan Sampson, Ryan Santomauro, Al- she washed her hands of the from the Friends of the Library's Bredlau, Vivian Buenavides, Kerry lison Schrader, Andrea Scull, Nea| entire issue and left it up to Dad Westfield Foundation funds. Capone, Huey-Lan Chem, Janna Shanna, Amanda Silverberg, Laura to handle the problem when he The Friends' annual book sale Chemetz, Rebecca Clark, Philip Suvermnn, Stephanie Snitow, got home. raised about $12,500, under the di- DeRose, Michael DeMarco, Michael Brent Sonnek-Schernelz, Marc Now Dad used to be a kid, l^ection of David Kirkwood and Westfleld Women's Club members Laura Stone and Jan Dev- Dickey, Michael Doyle, Keuy Spim, Jessica St Oair, Edmundq and he remembered how it was. Jane Curtis. Some other sources of lin present a check for $8,000 to Steve Halpern, medical Feeney, David Fela, Allison Ferdi- StahL Jacqueline Stasi. Christiajt Mom, of course, was a kid once income for the Friends include op- director of the Valerie Fund Children's Center for Cancer and nand, Sarah Fleisch, Jennifer Subjack. Shannon Swist, Carifi too, but she has "mifc of amne- eration of the Xerox machine at Blood Disorders at Overlook Hospital. Looking on are Sey- Flynn, David Forlander, EUen Fre- Tamman, Jonathan Tischler, Davw sia" when it came to her youth. the library, the rental book collec- mour Frankel, Valerie Fund trustee, end patient Alexandra isen, Jeffrey Fuhrman, Kate VUlaloboa, Mary Wampler, Cregg However, her memory was per- tion at the library, trips to historic Kilduff. Ms. Stone and Ms. Devlin were co-chalrwomen of the Gomperts, Glenn Gutterman, Watner, Michael Wheeler, Sharon fect when it came to recalling the places, the annual opera trip and Women's Club's recent fund-raiser for the Valerie Fund. Jonathan Haack, Mary Haas, Wigg, Timothy Wooater, Allison misadventures we got into the membership fees. Christopher Hanas, Regina Hartley, Yockel and Keith Zadourian. S£ summer before. This ted to our having to endure the annual "State of the Summer" address each and every year. A master Applications available Rower power Mom would walk back in front of my brothers and me. explaining exactly what could happen if for gardening course we "wandered oil somewhere," climbed a tree and fell out, threw Rutgers Cooperative Extension April. a rock and "someone lost an of Union County is currently ac- Forty applicants will be accepted eye," or the ever-popular cepting applications for its 1903-04 into the program. Upon ac- "stepped on a rusty nail." I lived master gardener program. ceptance, an $80 tuition fee is due. in mortal fear that I would come The master gardener program Tuition covers the cost of a text- down with the dreaded "lock gives people with an interest in book, notebook and other class ma- jaw" from some minor puncture horticulture an opportunity to be- terials. wound I always seemed to have. come mere educated in a variety of Students in the master gardener Once school was out, we kids horticultural topics and share their program are committed to 100 would meet every morning on expertise with county residents hours of volunteer service to Rut- one porch or another to discuss through volunteer programs spon- gers Cooperative Extension. what we would do that day. Master gardeners provide county There was a strategic plan in- sored by Rutgers Cooperative Ex- tension. residents with information on gar- volved, and the majority had to dening and maintaining their prop- agree before we could set out Master gardeners complete a erty through a speakers' bureau on our ventures. There was a course that Involves attending and garden fairs. Master gardeners constant tug of war to see who weekly horticulture and entomol- assist hundreds of gardeners annu- J bo the ring leader, but we ogy lectures taught by Extension ally through the Garden Hotline, were a democratic group. Who- faculty and staff from Rutgers Uni- which operates weekdays 1-3 p.m., ever came up with the best Soo Yun Chin, right, one of versity. They are also trained to an- Wednesday evenings 7-0 p.m. and ii^rne of pretend for the day, five Westfleld High School swer telephone inquiries, diagnose Monday and Friday mornings 10 and was able to execute it per- "valedictorians" this year, plant problems, and identify insect fectly, became the leader. a.m.-noon. has also studied violin with pests. The Hotline number ia 654-0854. Our job was to pack in as Stephen Wolosonovlch for The lectures will be held on Fri- Master gardeners are also in- The new officers of the Garden Club of Westfleld are Cor- much fun as we could during seven years. A first violinist day mornings 10 a.m.-noon at the volved with a horticultural therapy responding Secretary Dot Archer, member-at-large Nancy Ra- the summer, ft was a hefty bad, in the New Jersey Youth Rutgers Cooperative Extension of program. They are currently work- Invllle, President Joanne Sulleberger, and First Vice Presi- but someone had to do It rt was Symphony, she will attend Union County Auditorium, 300 ing with young people at the Cere- a science. I wonder If It still is. dent Jennie Wllllame. Abaent from the photo Is Treasurer^ Cornell University In the fall. North Ave. East, Westfield. Class bral Palsy League of Union Coun- Susan Jardlne. will begin Sept. 17 and run through ty. July 1,1993 Community Ufa)

Grads challenged to argue civilly, avoid subtle gender harassment •y JOANNE McFADOEN ized by personal attacks, distortions of truth, inflammatory language, and appeals to emo- THE RECORD tional biases rather than reason. Under clear skies and brilliant suns, the "In our own community," he said, "discus* 308-member Class of 1993 walked down the sion of important public issues is frequently aisle in white and blue gowns with mortar characterized by false statements and in- board to receive their diplomas. Afterward, flammatory language." the students celebrated at an all-night sub- Board of Education President Susan Pepper stance free party at the Richochet Racquet also addressed the graduates, quoting from Club in South Plainfield, sponsored by the Robert Fulghum, author of Ail I Really Need Project Graduation Bash committee, the Opti- to Know 1 learned in Kindergarten; Ralph mist Club, the PTO and the Recreation De- Waldo Emerson; and Maya Angelou, the poet partment. who delivered the 1993 Inauguration poem. : In his remarks to the graduates, Superin- Using quotes from those authors to il- tendent Mark C. Smith asked for a restoration lustrate, Mrs. Pepper said that even great of greater civility in public discourse. thinkers and modem writers disagree about "To deal constructively and successfully the period of time in which we should place with the difficult social and economic issues our focus — the past, the present or the fu- we must resolve," he said, "it is imperative ture. that a higher level of civility be restored to "I believe it is important to continue to re- public discussion and public debate." member the past, to make the most of the present and to dream for the future," she said. Dr. Smith asked students to follow five Westneld High School Bob Petix addressed basic rules: being truthful, focusing on ideas the graduates concerning gender harassment — not personalities, being moderate in the Dr. Petix told males to consider their actions use of language, respecting those who hold a when dealing with females asking themselves view different than you do and conveying that if anything they would say or do could be respect in word and behavior, and avoiding construed as insensitive, demeaning, belit- simplistic labels and absolutist positions. tling, or disparaging to the female and wheth- "America in the 1990s is faced with a vari- er or not they would speak or behave differ- ety of difficult social, political and economic ently if the female were their sister. issues. Too often, public discussion of these He told females never to accept harassment KERRIE HAGY/THE RECORD issues — at all levels — has degenerated to an as normal behavior, and to establish expected Yannuzzl, the lest graduate, tips his hst to the crowd during June 23 Westfleld High School graduation all-time low," he said. Dr. Smith referred to standards of behavior in business and per- • ceremonies* last fall's presidential campaign and this sonal relationships and confront those who do spring's gubernatorial primary as character- not adhere to those standards.

Atright, the band plays pomp and cir- cumstance. At left, Lauren Mannlno shows her graduation message to Ail) Manville before the ceremony. There were 308 gradautes who earned their degrees and celebrated June 23.

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Even Elvis (graduate Danon Lawson) stopped by to enjoy the Most graduates spent the night at Project Graduation, playing sports, games, or Just sitting enjoying each other's company Project Graduation festivities. WESTFIELD H.S. PROJECT GRADUATION - BASH '93 We wish to thank the many parents, teachers, and individuals who made this event possible, and the following contributors (parents noted donated more than the suggested amount): GRAND FOUNDERS ($1,000) SPONSORS (under $100) Cosmalr Inc/Robert Moore Westfield Recreation Commission Adler's of Westfield Leader Store OPTIMIST Club of Westfield Westfleld "Y" Allied Business Machines Liquor Basket Westfield Foundation B.G. Field's Restaurant Ken MacRitchie Barrett and Grain, Inc. Mademoiselle Shop FOUNDER ($500) Camera One Music Hall Opti-Care/Lany Danow T-Shlrt Emporium Celtic Imports Tina and Toni Neinburg Photo Buttons N' More/Sherr! Kevoe Westfield Service League Designers Potpourri WHS '90 Service America Corp. Dooley Funeral Home Periwinkles Ellen and Klaus Ehlers Pickwick Village PACESETTER ($250) Elm Radio and TV Qulmby Street Bookstore Ballonacy/Marcla & Robert Kendler Print Tech Racquets Etc/The Augis Family Elm Street Texaco Randal Shoes Barrett and Parker/John Rfcker '66 Ferraro's Restaurant Raymond's Restaurant MADD of New Jersey Westfleld Rotary Club Westfleld School Boosters Association Golden Egg Rorden Realty Mountainside Indoor Tennis Center Group Insurance of America Scott Shoes BENEFACTOR ($100) Jerry Hughes Sealfon's Sinclair's Restaurant Chinon America/Hikani Klthzawa Infantino Disposal Parents of: Homeward Bounty Jay's Cycle Center Town Book Store Clyne and Murphy Music Staff Alia Aamlo Daren Mongno Lori Cellus Robert Moore John Roberts Custom Shirts Trattoria Northside Crescent Golf Range/Pete Lima Newcomers Club of Westfleld Printon Kane Group, Inc. Seth Coren Andrea Petruzzeli Jolley Trolley Video Video Cubex, Inc. Brian Cronln Jessica Pluta Junior Womens Club of Westfleld Auto Wash Duke's Sub and Dell Robert Treat Delicatessen Marc Rubin and Family Anne Engell Matthew Pravda Westfleld Westfleld Diner Dunkln Donuts Juxtapose Gallery Westfleld Drug and Surgical Elm Street Dell Sweeney Orthopedic Group Elizabeth Fisher Russell Schundler Turner World Travel Matthew Gorbaty David Schwarzenbek Kehler's Athletic Balance Wheat First Securities Galaxy Limousine Kotobukl Japanese Rob Shaffer David and Renee Golush Westfleld High School PTO Jeffrey Hong Katherine Tell Westfield Jaycee Foundation Inc. Christopher Manos Restaurant Woman's Club Mike Harris and Family Lancaster Ltd. Intermediate Department Hershey's Submarines and Dell Westfleld Presbyterian Church Emily McCord ;A-10 July 1,1999 Obituaries Pauline Larate I A Westfield resident Students confirmed from 1914-1940 ^Andrew Parladore, 58 Pauline L. Cottello Unite, 79, • Westfiekl resident during her ^Mortgage broker in Union County childhood and early adult yean, Andrew B. Parladore, 58, an in- Mary Parladore of Newark; two sis- died June 25,1993 at her home in dependent mortgage broker in ters, Flora McCHew of Lyndhurst Rahway. Union County, died June 25, 1993 and Anita DeLuca of Clifton; three Mrs. Larate, who was bom in ,»t his home. nephews and two nieces. Newark, lived in Westfield from ; He was bom in Newark and A funeral Mass was offered Mon- 1914 until she moved to Rahway in moved to Westfield in 1071 from 1940. She was a member of the day at Immaculate Conception Rahway chapter of the American ! Scotch Plains. Roman Catholic Church, Newark, Association of Retired Persons. ! Mr. Pariadore graduated from following services at the Walter J. Surviving are her husband, Jo- ;the Rutherford campus of Fairleigh Johnson Funeral Home, Clark. seph Lante; a ton, Joseph R. •Dickinson University. He served in Burial was in Glendale Cemetery, Larate of Hendersotiville, N.C.; [the Army during the Korean War Bloomfield. four grandchildren; two great- and was a member of Martin Wall- In lieu of flowers, contributions grandchildren; two filters, Rote berg Post 3, American Legion. may be made to the Rahway Hos- Veizillo of Scotch Plains and I Surviving am his wife, Diane pital Hospice and will be accepted Nancy Trimble of Westfield; and a Babington Parladore; his mother, at the funeral home. brother, Richard Coitelk> of Haw- ley, Pa. Services were held yesterday at On May 23,26 rtudmtts war* confirmed during • MrvtM at Temple Emanu-EL This achieve- Dorothy Morgan Cook. 86 the Corey & Cony Funeral Home, Rahway. ment was tha culmination of many yaara of study In Ins tampls rallgloua aehool. Tha data ^Secretary for a yacht brokerage waa taught by Rabbi Charlaa Kroloff, RabM Deborah Joaekrw and Cantor Martha Novlcfc. Dorothy Morgan Cook, 86, a River. !; former secretary for a yacht bro- Mrs. Cook was bom in Rockville John F. Hagy Centre, N.Y., and lived in Westfield kerage, died June 27,1993 at Conv before moving to Bayville in 1963. Town fireman -munity Medical Center, Toms She was on the staff of the Dayton John F. Hagy, 86, a fireman with Pinion (Coiintp <* Directory Rev, Michael Seaman, Pastor ; member of the First Congrega- flav. J. Paul Thome**. Aurttant • tional Church. The award in his turtdiv: CRITIC Sunday Worship 10:30 »m 9:45 AM • Sunday School • memory honors worthy high iCall Russell Atl 11;00 AM- Morning WonhJp . Sunday Evaningt 6:30 pm ; school seniors who are also mem- Negative rein- However, when people are con- 6:15 PM • Church Training Wcdnaiday Nights 7:00 pm I 7:15 PM • Evening WoraMp '. bers of the church. forcement is a sistently rewarded or compli- 908-722-3000 Wednaaday: ; Michael Pass will attend Fair- poor way to mented for their positive actions, An cvintcliul church lucking •nighi ftnm I 7:00 PM • Prcytr Mooting Nunory Can Provided • leigh Dickinson University in the shape behavior, research indi- studies show, they are more B Pf6ll Ext. 6256 ' fall. At the church, he served on cates. It is effective only when the motivated, more positive In \ the board of deacons and the board criticism is regular, and steadily outlook and more likely to pursue • of Christian education. He was ac- increasing negative criticism is healthy lifestyle patterns. Despite • tive in the church's youth group usually required to keep control. tha fact that much early learning Redeemer Lutheran Church St. Paul's ST. BERNARD'S Any individual or society that per- comes from childhood — • and was a church school teacher. Clark and Cowptrthwilte Place CATHOLIC CHURCH < Michael performed in the annual sists in using this style must incul- learning what not to' do by Untied Church or Chri.s(| (Z Mocks North ol tofd and Taylor) 368 Sumner Av. • cabaret, participated in Congrega- cate a strong internal negative re- learning what negative behaviors Wtstfltld, NJ /^7i\ 213 Cenlci Si. ; tional Releaf , and worked with the minder to keep the desired effect. elicit disapproval — research 232-1 SI 7 Plainfield continues to show that children ? Newark Conservancy. This is how a large percentage of Rn. Paul E. Krtttch, P*$tor V^ 7 8 9-728 5 756-3393 ; Benjamin Parker will attend Yale people have been taught to be raised with less criticism and Roger Borchln, D.C.E.. • Mass Schedule extremely self-critical. The results more warmth and self-esteem • University. He has been active in nN$ttnkm-*Mv* Saturday: 5:30 PM ' the church's youth group, sang in are evident in depression, sub- flourish best in adult life. StwasySclMal-MOaai Rev. Frederick Rogers • church choirs and performed in stance abuse and violence. MiMNI Ssnkss - ?:M am Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 Worthin ninl Suml:iy SCIIIMII • the cabaret He was a leader in the Presented as a community service by Barbara T. Flshbein, ACSW,BCD 11:30 AM ; Congregational Releaf project and 9:30 A.M. Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. CMsta*0*rM«il Oiild Care Available Rev. Joseph F. Bsrbonc, Pastor J worked with the Newark Conser- Nursery Tkjaalk frta* a • vancy. Hours By Appointment 90BV233"0419 LOCAL MOVIE TIMES FOR THE WEEK OF FRIDAY, Jl LY 2-THl RSDAY, JL IY S

Schedules are subject to last- MENLOPARK , 9:20 p.m. 5:15, 7:15. 0:15 p.m. Monday: 1:19, •CMharkjar (R) Friday. 7:15, 9:45 1:45.3:25,8:10, 7 p.m. Tuaaoay- •Tha Am (R) Friday-Tnunday. 8 p,m. rinute changa. Route 1, Edison •Lax Action Hem (PG-13) Friday, Sat 3:15, 7:15.9:15 p.m. p.m. Saturday-Tuaadey: 2:15.4:45, Tnunday: 1, 2:35, 7 p.m. (908) 321-1412 unlay. 1:20, 4:15. 7:05,9:40 p.m. •San-/h-Law (PG-13) Friday-Thursday: 7:15,9:45 p.m. Wadnaaday, Tnunday: •Madt In Anarfc* (PO-13) Fridey- •Sco-ln-Law (PG-13) Friday-Thuraday: Sunday-Thursday: 1:40,4:15, 0:45, 1:30,3:30, 5:30, 7:45, 9:45 p.m. 5, 0:50 p.m. Thuriday: 8:45 p.m. MORRIS MIDDLI SIX 11 a.m., 1. 3:05, 5:15. 7:30,9:50 9:20 p.m. •Snaafc pmvtow of Ft* W«y (PG) Mon- •DM (PG-13) Friday: 7:30,10 p.m. •Latr Acctaft NM (PG-13) Friday- IMC HCADQUARTEftS 10 • AMBOV MULTIPLEX p.m. •Stoeptess m SaatUa (PG) Friday, Sat- day at 5:15 p.m. Saturday-Tumday: 2:30, 5, 7:30.10 Monday: 12:30, 2:20, 4:40. 7:15, 72 Headquarw* Plata • Routes 9 & 35, Sayrevllle •WTiats Love Got to Do With It (R) urday: 1:40, 3:45. 6:15, 8:20, 10:25 OENERAL CINEMA p.m. Wednesday, Thursday: 2:30, 730 0:45 p.m. Tuesday Thursday. 1:15, MOflttUMrft • (908) 721 3400 Friday Thursday: 11:50 a.m., 2:30, p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 1:45, 3:50, •RKMCWATEH COMMONS p.m. 7:15,0:40 p.m. (201) 292-0808 ' 'Son-lnLaw (PG-13) Friday-Tuesday. 5:05, 7:50,10:20 p.m. 5:55,8,10:05 p.m. Routes 22 A 202-206 •HooWe ortfw V*ar (PG) Wednesday, LOST aiCTUM SHOW •Stop*** In Smatlla (PG) Friday- 12:25, 2:30, 4:40. 7:15, 9:35 p.m. •Snow White (G) Friday-Thursday: k •Snow MWM (G) Friday-Tuesday: 1:30. BridgmMMr Thursday: 2:15.4:45, 7:15, 0:40 p.m. 2305 SprintiM) Ava., Union Thursday. 1, aiO, 5, 7:30,0:50 p.m. • LMO snow Friday-Sunday at 11:35 p.m. 11:10 a.m., 1, 3, 5, 7 p.m. 3:20,5:10, 7 p.m. MONTOOMERT CENTER (908)^64-4497 (90S) 725-1161 •The Firm (R) Friday-Sunday: 1.1:50, ' •Snow White (G) Friday-Tuesday. •Last Action Hero (PG-13) Friday, Sun- Route 208, Rocky Hi •Cal tfwatar for thowtlmai. •Ctmantar (R) Friday, Saturday: 8:45, •Tha Fkm (R) Friday Thursday; 12:30, 4:10, 8, 7:10, 8,10:10,10:15 p.m. '. 12:30, 2:45. 4:50, 7, 9 p.m. Late day-Tuesday: 11:30 ».m., 2:15. 5:05. 10:55 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 8:45 1:30, 3:50,5, 7,8:45,10:30 p.m. (609) 024-7444 NEW PARK CINEMA Monday, Tuasdey. 1.1:50,4:10,5, • show Friday-Sunday at 11 p.m. 7:45, 8:45,10:30, 11:15 p.m. Satur- p.m. •Jurassic Parti (PG-13) Friday-Thursday: •SlsapUsi m Saafflt (PG) Friday, Tues- 23waMWMMaMAva. 7:10,8,10:10 p.m. Wadnsaday. ' •The Firm (R> Friday-Tuesday: 12:25, day: 11:30 am., 2:15, 5:05, 8:45, •ftnMe of the Year (PG) Sneak prem* 12:20,3:20.6:30, 9:45 p.m. day-Thursday: 7:10. 0:20 p.m. Satur- Tnunday: 1,1:50.4:10, 5, 7:10, '. 1, 3:45, 4:15, 7:05. 7:35, 10:15. 10:30, 11:15 p.m. Wednesday, Thurs- Friday: T p.m. Regular trtovdngi •Sleepiest In Seattle (TO) Frioay- day-Monday: 2:45, 5, 7:10. 0:20 p.m. (908) 241-2525 • 10:45 p.m. day: 11:30 a.m., 2:15, 5:05, 7:45, Wednesday, Thursday: 1, 3:05, 5:10, Tnunday: Noon, 2:35, 5:10, 7:45, •Much Ado About Nothing (PG-13) Fri- •Can theater tor showtime*. 7:50,10:10 p.m. ' •Stoepfess In Seattle (PG) Friday- 10:30 p.m. 7:15,9:20 p.m. 10:20 p.m. day, Tuesday-Thursday. 7, 9:30 p.m. UNITED ARTISTS MALTO •Snow MMM (G) Friday. Tuesday- ! Tuesday: 12:15, 2:40, 5, 7:35. 9:55 •Jumssk Pa* (PG 13) Friday-Thursday: MIDDLESEX MAIL CMEMAS •Snow MNto (G) Friday-Thursday: Saturday-Monday: 2,4:30, 7,030 250 EM Broad SL Thursday. 1,3, 5:20, 7:10 p.m. Satur • p.m. Late show Friday-Sunday at 12:10 11 a.m., noon, 1:45, 2:45, 4:30, Station and Hadley roads Noon, 2:15, 4:30, 7:25,9:30 p.m. p.m. day-Monday: 11:30 a.m., 1,3, 5^0, \ a.m. 5:30, 7:15, 8:15,10. 11 p.m. Late Soutri PWnfteM •Dennis (he Menace (PG) Friday- (908) 232-1288 7:10 p.m. . 'Dennis trie Menace (PG) Friday- show Friday-Sunday at 12:30 a.m. (908) 753-2246 Sunday, Tuesday-Thursday: 12:10, •Can theater tor showumet. •Orrffwnjar (R) Friday-Sunday. 1:10, • Tuesday: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, •SfeepAess In Seattle (PG) Friday- •The Flrni Friday-Thursday: 2. 5,8, 2:25,6:45, 8:30 p.m. Monday: 12:10, :\io\ WESTFIELD TWIN CINEMA 5:20, 7:40,10:15 p.m. Monday, Tues- [ 9:25 p.m. L«e show Friday-Sunday flt Thursday: 11:20 a.m., 12:20,1:50, 10:40 p.m. 2:25, 6:45, 8:30 p.m. KRHELEY CINEMA 138 central Ava., WestlteW day: 1:10, 5:20, 7:40,10 p.m. , 11:25 p.m. 3:10, 4:05, 5:20, 6:15, 7:40, 8:30, •Dennta trie Menace (PG) Friday- •Last Action Hero (PG-13) Friday, Sun- 450 Springfield Ava. (008) 654-4720 Wednesday, Thursday. 10 p.m. • »L»st Action Horn (PG-13) Friday, Sun- 10:05, 10:45 p.m. Thursday: 2:15, 4:45, 7:15, 9:15 p.m. day-Thursday: Noon, 2:40, 5:20, 8, Berkeley I kiiajru •Snow Wnlte (Q) Friday-Thursday: 1. •Dennt* the Menace (PG) Friday. 1:15, J day-Tuesday: 11:05 a.m., 1:5C, 4:35, •Dennis the Menace (PG) Friday- MOVIE CtTV 10:40 p.m. Saturday: Noon, 2:40, (905) 464 8888 3:15, 5:15, 7:45 p.m. 3:15, 5:30, 8:40, 10:20 p.m. Satur . 7:20, 10:10 p.m. Saturday: 11:05 Sunday, Tuesday-Thursday: 11:30 Route 1 & Gil Lane, Isettn 5:20,10:40 p.m. •Can theater tor showtime*. •Ufa with MWtey (PG) Friday-Thursday. day, Sunday. 11:30 am., 1:15, 3:15, a.m., 1:40, 4, 6:05, 8:05, 10:10 p.m. ' a.m., 1:50, 4:35, 9:45 p.m. Late show (908) 382-5555 'An American Tan (G) Wednesday: ONEPLEX 00C0H CRANFORD 0:45 p.m. 5:30, 8:40, 10:20 p.m. Monday. Monday: 11:30 a.m., 1:40, 6:05, 10:30 a.m, I Friday-Sunday at 12:35 a.m. •Call theater tor showtime*. 25 North Ava. Wart •Htiat'i Love Got to Do Wftfr« (R) 11:30 a.m., 1:15, 6, 8:40.10:15 p.m. . •mar's Love Got to Do With It (R) 8:05, 10:10 p.m. Cranford Movwcnr •Sneak preview of In trie Une of Firm Fttoay-Thurtday: 1:30, 4:15, 7:30,10 Tueaday-Thursday. 1:15, 3:15, 5:30, • Friday-Tuesday: 11:40 a.m., 2:05, •aimanger (R) Friday: 12:45, 3:05, Oak Tree Center (R) Saturday at 8 p.m. (906) 276-9120 p.m. 8:40,10:15 p.m. • 4:30, 7:15, 9:50 p.m. Urte show Fri- 5:20, 10:10 p.m. Saturday-Tuesday: 1665 Oak Tree Rd., Edison •Sneak preview of Free Willy (PG) Mon- •Jurassic Park (PG-13) Friday-Monday: •Last Action Hero (PG 13) Friday- • day-Sunday at 12:15 a.m. 12:45, 3:05, 5:20, 7:45, 10:10 p.m. (908) 549-6666 day at 4:40 p.m. 11 a.m., noon, 1:45,2:45,4:30, Sunday. 1:40,4:GO, 10:40 p.m. Mon • >/urassfc Park (PG-13) Friday Tuesday: Wednesday, Thursday. 9:30 p.m. •Call theater for showtime*. GENERAL CINEMA 5:30, 7:15, 8:15, 10,11 p.m. in \TI:I<1)O\ day. 1:40, 4:50, 7:50,10:40 p.m. I 11:15, 11:35 a.m., 2, 2:20, 4:40, • The Firm (R) Friday-Thursday: Noon, RUTQERS PLAZA Tuesday-Thursday: 1:45, 2:15, 4:30, CINEMA PLAZA » 5:05, 7:25, 7:50. 10:05, 10:35 p.m. 1, 3. 4. 6, 7. 9. 10:15 p.m. Eastern Ave., Somerset 5, 7:15, 7:45, 10,10:30 p.m. Route* 202 a\ 31. Flemlnjton Tuaaday Thursday. 1:40, 4:50, 7:30, " Late show Friday-Sunday at 12:30 a.m. •RooMe of the Year (PG) Sneak preview SOMIMSI.I (908) 828 8787 CtNEPLEX ODEON UMON (908) 782-2777 10:30 p.m. \ 'Guilty a* Sin (R) Friday-Tuesday: Friday: 7:45 p.m. Regular showings BERNARDSV1LLE CINEMA •Jurassic Park (PG-13) Friday-Tuesday: 990 Stuyvesant Ava., Union •Jurassic Park (PG-13) Friday, Tuesday- •What's Low Got to Do WW> rr (R) • 12:20, 2:55, 5:15, 7:35, 10 p.m. Lota Wednesday, Thursday: 11:05 a.m., 5 Mine Brook Rd. 1:30, 2, 4:20, 5, 7:10, 10 p.m. (908) 686-4373 Thursday: 2, 7, 9:20 p.m. Saturday- Frfctay-Monday. 1:50, 5, 7:20, 10 p.m, ' show Friday-Sunday at 12:15 a.m. 1:15, 3:30, 5:45, 8,10:15 p.m. Domardsvllle •Lost Action Hero (PQ 13) Friday- •The firm (R) Friday-Monday: 1, 4, 7, Monday. 2, 4:15, 7, 9:20 p.m. Tuesday Thursday: 1:50, 5. 7:20, 9:55 ; •aHihanger (R) Friday Tuosday: 12:05, •Sneak preview of In the line of Fire (908) 766 0357 Tuesday: l:4O, 4:30, 7, 9:30 p.m. 10 p.m. Tuesday Thursday: 2:30,5:30, •Lau Action Hero (PG-13) Friday, Tues- p.m. • 2:30, 4:55, 7:15, 9:40 p.m. Lato show (R) Saturday at 7:45 p.m. •Sfeoptoss In Seattto (PG) Friday: 5:20, •what'i Love Go! to Do With H (R) 8:30 p.m. day-Thursday. 2, 7, 9:20 p.m. Satur- •Jurassic Park (PG-13) Friday. 1:30, 1 Friday-Sunday at mldnlgrrt. •Sneak preview ol Fwe Willy (PG) Mon- 7:30, 9:40 p.m. Saturday Monday: 1, Friday Tuesday: 2:10, 5:15, 7:50, •Last AcrJon Hero (PG 13) Friday day: 2:30, 9:20 p.m. Sunday. Monday: 2:10, 4:20. 5:10, 7, 7:50. 9:45, , 'Made In America (PG-13) Friday: 9:55 day ot 4 p.m. 3:10, 5:20, 7:30, 9:40 p.m. Tuesday- 10:15 p.m. Thursday: 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30 p.m. 2:30. 7, 9:20 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Saturday-Monday. 11:30 • p.m. Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday: 7:20, DUNEUEN THEATER Thursday: 7:30, 9:40 p.m. •Sleepless In Seattle (PG) Friday- FIVE POINTS CINEMA •Snow White (Q) Friday, Tuesday- am., 1:30, 2:10, 4:20, 5:10, 7, 7;6O. \ 9:50 p.m. Monday: 11:45 a.m., 2:15, 458 North Ave., Dunellen •ROOK CINEMA Tuesday: 1:50, 4:45, 7:20, 9:40 p.m 327 Chestnut St. Union Thursday: 2, 7 p.m. Saturday-Monday: 9:45,10:30 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. ' 7:20, 9:50 p.m. Late show Friday (9O8) 968-3331 10 Hamilton St. •aimanger (R) Friday: 10:10 p.m. (908) 964-9633 2, 4, 7 p.m. 1:30, 2:10, 4:20, 5:10. 7, 7:50,9:40, •Snow White (G) Friday, Monday- Bound Brook • Sunday at 12:10 a.m. Saturday-Tuesday: 7:30,10:10 p.m. •CaM theater for showtime*. •Onhanger (R) Friday-Thursday. 8:45 10:20 p.m. ' •Menace II Society |R) Friday Sunday, Thursday: 1, 3, 7 p.m. Saturday, Sun- (90S) 469 9665 p.m. •Once Upon a forest (G) Friday- LINDEN FIVEPLEX •Daw (PQ-13) Friday-Monday. 3:10, i Tuesday 11:30 a.m., 1:40,4:15, 7, day: 1. 3. 5, 7 p.m. •Mucri Ado About Nothing (PG-13) Fri- Tuesday. 2:20, 4, 6:30 p.m. 400 North Wood Ave., Linden •Sleepless In Seattle (PG) Friday. Tues- 10:10 p.m. Tuesday. 3:10,10 p.m. • 9:10 p.m. Monday: 7, 9:10 p.m. Late KENDALL PARK CINEMAS day, Monday-Thunday: 7:10, 9:20 •Guilty at Sin (R) Friday-Tuesday: 7:40, (908) 925-9787 day-Thursday: 2, 7:30, 9:40 p.m. Sat- •flooMe of the Year (PO) Sneak preview J «how Friday-Sunday at 11:15 p.m. 3560 Route 27, Kendall Park p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 12:45. 2:50, 9:50 p.m. •Dennk tha Menace (PG) Friday- urday-Monday. 2, 4, 7:30, 9:40 p.m. Friday. 7:40 p.m, ftegvlar snowing* 1 "0000 Upon a Fomst (G) Friday- (908) 422 2444 5, 7:20, 9:30 p.m. •Sneak preview of RooWe o( the Year Monday: Noon, 1:55,3:45. 5:30, •Dtnnft the Menace (PG) Friday, Mon- Wednesday, Thursday. 1:10, 3:20, i Tuesday: Noon, 1:50, 3:50, 5:30 p.m. •The Firm (R) Friday, Saturday: 1:10, •The Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Fri- (PG) Friday at 7:30 p.m. 7:35, 9:40 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday: 1, day-Thursday: 2, 7:15, 9:10 p.m. Sat- ' "Sneok preview of RooWe of the Year 4:00, I, 9:55 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: day, Saturday: MMnltfn. Call theater tot Wednesday and Thun- 2:40, 7:35, 9:35 p.m. urday, Sunday. 2, 4:15, 7:15, 9:10 5:30, 8, 10 p.m. • (PG) Friday at B p.m. 2:15, 5:30, 8:30 p.m. OENERAL CINEMA day ihowVrrxts, •What's Low Got (o 00 Witt) A (R) p.m. •Sneak preview oltnthe Une of Fire • •Sneak preview of In (he Una of Urn •Jurassic Park (PG-13) Friday, Satur- BLUE STAR OENERAL CINEMA Friday-Monday: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, •Sneak preview of In the Une of Fire (H) Saturday at 7:30 p.m. \ (fl) Saturday at 7:30 p.m. day: 2. 5. 7:40,10:10 p.m. Sunday- Route 22, Wuichung SOMERVILLE CIRCLE 7:30, 9:45 p.m, Tuesday Thursday: (Ft) Saturday at 7 p.m. •Sneak prevtow of Fme Willy (PG) Mon- t >SnaaK preview of Frm Willy I PC.) Mm- Thursday: 2, 4:30, 7:05, 9:35 p.m. (908) 322-7007 Route 28, Raritan 1:15, 7:30,9:40 p.m. •Snook preview of Free Willy (PG) Mon- day at 4 p.m. J day at 5 p.m. •Dennis the Menace (PG) Friday: 1:30. •The F\rm

-Westfield Record- .July 1,1993 Community LN A-11 A SPECIAL PAGE OF SUMMER FUN JUST FOR KIDS licw tc be a mcdel child By RACHEL KURTZ ested in seeing the children she •W"acWe ZampeUa had a cluck- has met while shooting com- CHECK IT 1 in good time with Phil Hart- mercials in New York CUy. man on Saturday Night Live. Despite all the time she spends Jackie was a principal per- modeling and shooting com- OUT former on "CluckuV Chicken," a mercials, Jackie still has time to be Saturday Night live commercial a kid. Jackie takes dance rlaiirn. starring Phil Hartman that pokes voice and piano lessons and has fun at fast food restaurants. already sung on a record with her WHtCH BOY MAS Two thumbs up When Jackie was 2 years old, voice teacher and two other girls ByANNELEMAY people always asked her mother for an aspiring songwriter, she SET OFF me Have you ever found yourself Doris if the outgoing and charming began to leam piano by ear before ROCK£T? r telling a friend about a book you've little girl had ever modeled or tried she started taking lessons. ' read? Have you ever spent time out for commercials. After two years of these questions, Mrs. When things get busy with her • with a ftiend picking apart a book other activities, Mrs. Zampella 1 or movie you didnt like? You may Zampella, along with several hun- tells the agent that Jackie needs a ' 'not have realized it, but you were dred other parents, brought her acting as a reviewer. daughter to audition for an agent break to go to birthday parties and You have the power to reach Jackie was one of the few children play with friends. hundreds of friends with your the agent agreed to represent Jackie says simply that the dif- IS opinion about a book by writing a Jackie began to model in JACQUELYN ZAMPELLA ference between her and other kids 5 review, for this newspaper It's al- catalogs such as Caldor, Ames, and is that "I model and they don't" ia moat as simple as just writing your Bradlee's. Her biggest modeling - % the Saturday Night Live corr- All of her activity doesn't take * thoughts down on paper, but here jobs were appearing on the cover .ercial. Jackie away from her schoohvork 2 are a few tins to help you: of the Kids R Us 1901 calendar and Mrs. Zampella says if Jackie either. She did well in her first- v First, tell what the story is about the cover of the 1992 Spiegal stops enjoying what she is doing, grade class and her teacher said y in a few short sentences. If you've Christmas catalog. she won't ask her to continue. Mrs. that Jackie is a compassionate, pa- Y4 ever seen Reading Rainbow on At 4, Jackie appeared in her first Zampella is careful not to become tient and Hi«Hpiin»H child. Mrs. w public television stations, you've commercial, for Fisher Price. The a "stage mom" and push Jackie to Zampella attributes some of Jack- ij seen kids doing exactly that For company liked working with her a point where she's not having fun. ie's maturity to modeling. '•* example, if you were telling about and booked her for a commercial Now 7 years old and entering the Jackie gets an allowance of $1 an The Tale qf Peter Rabbit by Beatrix about their toy laundry. Since then second grade at dim School in hour for the work she has done but Potter, you might say, "Peter is a she has been in several other com- Bridgewater, Jackie has gotten all the rest goes into a fund for her naughty rabbit who just can't stay mercials. used to all the attention. While college education. out of Mr. McGregor's garden, even Jackie says of modeling and family and friends get excited When she grows up, Jackie says though his father was captured being on TV, "It's fun. I like it" about seeing her face in magazines she wants to be a model and a there and put into a pie by Mrs. Her most exciting job, she says, and on TV, Jackie is more inter- doctor. She thinks she can do both. McGregor." One sentence tells who the main I characters are, where the story takes place and gives a hint of the story problem. 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SIDELINES SPORTS ,,,V *'/?*• Kehler's retirement ends era MATTERS with Kehkrfbr the past nine years. •Those who waked with him Triple crown Search for know it wont be the same without Onur Tezucar, a 12-year- him. Everyone knows his legacy old Westfield resident, re- and what he's done. He's a special cently won successor has BY man. He's the best AL LIES three first "We were all surprised he did It, place tro- already begun but apparentlappa y he knew all alongg. I phies and didt t to t ith was one guesss he didnt want to go out with aktorfanftre." Legendary onty THE RECORD 'Triple "He was a good person to work Crown" Initially it came as a shock. with and he was always very sup- winners out But, now that everyone has com- portive," said John Martin, the coach will of more prehended and accepted Geiy Ke- head coach for boys' cross country than 2.400 hler's decision to retire as the ath- and winter and spring track. participants letic director at Westfield High Following nil illustrious coach- be missed at the AAU Grand National School, the focus has begun to ing career in football, golf and "The Coach" Is retting. Gary Wrestling Championships, shift toward who will replace one wrestling, Kehler continued to held June 23-27 at Hershey, of the most respected sports per- make an impact as Westfleld's ath- WesMsid Ugh School and a Mug Pa. In the 11 and 12-year-old sonalities in the state. letic director. During his 10-year legend In high school footbal cJr- age group, Tezucar was un- The opening for the position has tenure as AD, Kehler fostered con- dss, hss announced his retlre- beaten in a total of 16 match- already been posted, applications siderable growth in the school's msnt.elkKSVsAug.31. es. He beat seven opponents have been and are currently being athletic program, creating new pro- I OBPQPO TO IBIPD ROB uufisB In the freestyle division, five accepted, and the first interviews grams and farmering the participa- tar ms to retire," ssJd Kehler. "I in the Greco-Roman category will take place today, according to tion of women in sports. have no plans for the future. My Ms and four In the Sambo, a Maggie Cimei, Westfleld's Director "I just thought it was shout time to retire while I still felt good," said faaW own oomoroa «vouno west- class of wrestling which of School Community Relations. tsU stsescs. I've been fortunate to blends judo with Russian While a fixed timetable will be Kehler. "After M years I think now is as good a time as any to do be In s oommunHy that's been very wrestling. Tezucar defeated difficult to adhere to, the Board of supporHws of Ins athletic program, Kyle Fisher of Havre, Mont, Education and Superintendent of something else, or nothing. It wasnt anything I suddenly de- phis gMng us so many young 16-12, in the finals of the 85- Schools Dr. Mark Smith would like people who nsve been so com- pound freestyle wrestling cided I thought it was a good time to agree on a successor in ap- pefltosrriconfdent" competition. proximately one month, when the to do it while I could still do some school board will hold its August things. wss wesnsMs noon meeting. The board, however, may "Ihis was a great atmosphere coach torn 1961-1962, Soccer school conduct a special meeting at any and a greet place to work in. IVe oornptog a 171-26-7 record which Tony Ochrimenko, the time to address the situation. been very fortunate over the years included 17 conference champion- head coach of the boys' soc- to have such a great group of kids ships, nine stats tttes and a 48- It may be construed as a miscon- and parents to work with. I was cer team at Kean College, ception that Dr. Smith and the gsms unbeaten streak that will continue to direct the lucky to be here" spanned nine seasons. school board will pursue applicants Parents who have had their child Cougar Soccer School, from inside the school system first Also, his wresting teams went which wiN kick off its 10th play for Kehler, fellow and oppos- 23744-10 am a 24-year period, "We want to pick the best pering coaches and followers of Blue year later this month. The son, whether they are inside or and rss gof teems posted a 311- first of three week-long ses- FU PHOTO Devils' sports over the years have 40-6 record over exactly one quar- outside the school system," said probably felt se though they were sions is slated to begin Mon- Cimei, speaking for Dr. Smith, who After coaching at Westfield High School for a quarter of a tor of a century. day, July 26 at 8:30 a.m. at century and acting aa Ita athletic director for the paat 10 yeara, the fortunate ones to have watched could not be reached at deadline. and learned from such an es- In combining three sports, Kean's East Campus. All Gary Kehler officially announced his retirement aa AD, effective Kehtor's tesms want 719-110-23, three clinics, which run from Dr. Smith, Westfield Principal teemed person. Dr. Robert Petix and Director of Aug. 31. "We're obviously losing some- good for an Impresses 844 win- 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on rang percentage. weekdays (July 26-30, Aug. Personnel Marie Scian will take thing with his retirement, but Education, which will either accept "No matter who they pick to re- Kshtsr has received numerous 2-6. and Aug. 9-13), are open part in the hiring procedure. Westfield benefited from his out- or decline the nomination. In most place him it wont be the same," awards end recognition. One of to boys and girls between Following a complete review of standing teaching and coaching of the ages of 7 and 17. The fee the nominees Dr. Smith will rec- instances, the superintendent's said W.RS. football coach Ed our students," ssid Dr. Smith in a tie most significant was his selec- is $170 per week, but dis- ommend someone to the Board of first selection is approved. Tranchina, who has worked closely statement June 22. tion to fie National Footbal Foun- counts are available for fami- dation and Hal of Fame in 1986. lies, teams and those who Tdlka to be lemenajeted for enroll for more than one teaching players to set lofty goats Lomicky aces foes at Westfield Tennis Inv. tor tnsmseVss end to strive hard to week. CaB Tony at 527-2936 reach their Individual potential," between 8:30 a.m. and 6 match points in beating Lomicky p.m. for more details. By KPKUDUK ssW Kahtor. "Some of the most in three sets in the finals two years THERBOOKD ptsassnt memories era the greet ago, might have had some of his camaraderie IVe had with, not only WVWC bound If you're holding a sports tourna- strength taken away in his semifi- my own coaching staffs, but with Bill Strubie. the head toot- ment of any kind in a small town nal match Sunday. The 29-year-okt opponents, many of whom are ball coach at West Virginia such as Westfield, it's a pretty safe was pushed by New York's Alex great Mends of mine." Wesleyan College, is pleased bet that some monetary incentive Roberman, the No. 4 seed who lost Kahtor was bom in Washington, to announce the signing of will attract more participants and 6-4, 7-6 (7-1). N J., and graduated from Hacketts- Westfield resident Matthew stiffen the competition consider- Meanwhile, Lomicky lost only town high School in 1950. He was McCall, a 8-foot-3, 220- ably. three games in his semifinal vic- a let halfback in the old single- pound lineman who recently So, with a total purse in excess tory over Robert Soneru of New wtng formation and was also an graduated from Wardlaw- of $1,100, the 30th edition of the York. Hartrtdge High School. Affili- Aft-State second baseman. Westfield Invitational Men's Ten- Lomicky, who graduated from To Ma day, he keeps a 1961 ated with the Untied Method- nis Tournament brought in com- Arizona State last year, has ac- ist Church, West Virginia Christmas card which was sent to Wesleyan has an enrollment petitors from as far away as Arme- cumulated 24 points on the As- hbn by his high school footbal of approximately 1,650 stu- nia and Tel-Aviv, Israel sociation of Tennis Professionals, coach, Chet Morrison, who Influ- dents. The school offers But, when all 31 matches were ranking him 680th in the world. enced Kerser as a player and more than 50 academic ma- played and.the field of 32 players As far as local residents were coach. jors in the liberal arts and ca- was paired down to only one on concerned, Westfield had a trio of Fttbwtng his high school gradu- reer-related fields of study Sunday, Dave Lomicky of Middle- representatives in the tournament Kahter served in the U.S. and is fully accredited by na- town won the event at the West- — Dave Shallcross, Joey Deer and Army from 1961-1954. Then, he at- tional, regional and state ac- field Tennis Gub and took home Brett Ashley. tended Rutgers University, where crediting agencies. the $750 first prize. Deer, the sixth seed, enjoyed the he graduated in 1957. His first Job In addition to winning his sec- most success of the threesome. He after cdego was as a physical ed- ond straight tournament in two pasted Bridge-water's Tim Morita in ucation teacher at Westfieid High Inside weeks, Lomicky concluded the the first round, 6-0, 6-0, and de- School. He was hired as West- lengthy run of Washington D.C.'s feated Bob Tanis of Wayne by in- fekfs head footbal coach on Aug. Randy Vigmostad, who was the jury default before succumbing to 8,1961. • Youth Sports A-13 four-time defending champion. Somerset's Jay Kanetkar, 6-1, 6-1. Al three of his sons — Glen • Scoreboard A-14 Lomicky, the No. 2 seed, breezed Shallcross beat Dave Laudati of (Clara of 75), Todd, (1980) and to victory over the top-seeded Vig- Scotch Plains in the opening Doug (1965) - played footbaH for Got a score to report? mostad, dispatching him in round, 6-3, 6-4, then lost to Rober- AUOUSTO F. MENSES/THE (CCORD W.H.S. Kehler and his wife, Alice, Call Kip Kuduk at 276-6000 or fax straight sets, 6-3, 6-2. Vigmostad man, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. Ashley was elim- The 30th Westfield Invitational Tennis Tournament attracted the to: 276-6220. Our addmt it: 102 atoo have three grandchildren - Walnut Ave., Cranford, N.J. 07016. had won 24 consecutive matches in inated in the first round by Jason finest clay-court tennle playera In the Trl-State area to the West- Chrtt, Dan and Ateon the tournament Zuckemnan of East Brunswick, 6-3, field Tennis Club last weekend. Mlddletown resident Dave Lo- Several years ago, a book en- Vigmostad, who survived two 6-3. micky won the event and the $750 flret prize. ttfed "The Coaching Edge - The Gary Kehter Story," took a close took at The Coach" from his tor- msMve days as a high school foot- Errors, one-run losses hurt Westfield in CJPTBI bal and basebal player to his glory days at the helm of Blue By NPKUMJK On Friday, Westfield took a 4-3 Devils' footbal. lead into the final inning against THE RECORD "Ever since I can recal he's East Division leader Union (13-3-1). worked 12-14 hours a day, seven Roughly a third of the way into Back-to-back errors allowed the days a week, 12 months a year its season, Westfield's entry in the tying run to score and the winning wfch footbal, wrestling and gofl Central Jersey Plainfield Twilight run scored on another fielding mis- cue. teams, and now with the athletic Baseball League has endured a tur- director's Job," his wife Alice said In bulent and often frustrating start. "We've lost a lot of one-run the book. "Uke many business However, as a club which is giv- games and we've blown some people that didn't leave us much ing up a few years of physical ma- leads," said Dave Harwood, one of the team's leading hitters with a time together. But, the time we've turity and experience to the ma- spent together has been quality jority of its opponents, Westfield (5- .293 batting average (12 for 41) and 9-1) has been competitive in every a .431 on base percentage (22 for time." one of its games, 51). "We've also left a lot of guys on Lou Rottino, the head footbal As a matter of fact, if the team base." coach and athletic director at could improve its sub-par record in After seeing practically every Union High School, was Just one one-run games and tighten up its team in the league once, the con- of many counterparts who revered defense, head coach Raf Crocco sensus among the players and Kehler's system. might currently be entertaining coach is that the hitting is a cut "Gary's organization was the playoff hopes instead of simply above high school baseball, and the model," said Rottino. "It was a hoping to reach the .500 mark. pitching and defensive capabilities blue print other coaches tried to "Before the season if you told of opposing clubs is not too much emulate In building their programs. me we would be 5-0 at this point, better than what the Blue Devils It was the measuring stick by I'd be satisfied," said Crocco. "But, faced this spring. which al other programs wore nfler watching the games I'm ag- "I don't think this lenguo is as judged. gravated. If we played innings two good as I thought it would be," said "I, along wHh other coachos, through six we'd be undefeated. Crocco. "The kids are learning a lot had a desire to boat Kohler, not We've been gift wrapping games." and they're seeing a lot of aggres- because of hatred of Jealousy, but Crocco is undoubtedly referring sive play. It's getting them ready rather of the feeling that comes to the game in which firstrplace for college." AUOUSTO F. MENE2ES/THE RECORD with beating tho bost. Just to com- North Hunterdon (17-2-1) scored all "The hitting is a lot better," said During the high school season Westfield committed the least number of errors for a Blue Devil pete on his level was a chaltongo, 10 of its runs with two outs in the Harwood, who has a 1.89 ERA in team and posted the highest team fielding percentage In echool history. However, with es- to win was euphoria. There enn be first inning. That game ended in a 11V4 innings of relief. "The pitch- sentially the same lineup, Westfleld's defensive Inconsistencies have hampered the club In the no greater tribute to Gary Kehler." 10-10 tie. (Please turn to page A-14) Central Jersey Plainfield Twilight Baseball League. July 1,1993 A-13 ^S C > I I 11 SPORTS

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Woman*' Doublet Sept. 1993 for Division III and IV teams and In Under our new skills and tactical curriculum, all Chip-Ins - Margaret Hlckey (No. 7), Rhoda Saturday, July 10, Clark, New Card a Comic IN THE NEWS All ladder scores and questions should be Nov. 1993 for Divisions I and II. For more infor- camp participants wilt be organized Into teams Faughnan (No. 14), Donna Cluse (Nos. 2 & 4), Spectacular Show, Ramada Inn. Pkwy. exit mation, call 548-3307 during business hours, Helen Brown (No. 12) and Sue Mille (No. 17) directed to Debbie Gatesy at 654-7776. These and trained as an entire unit, based on Interna- 135. 10 a.m -4 p.m., 30 tables, $40-$50 each. are the current standings lor the womens' dou- or call 388-004B after 7 p.m. tional Principles of play. Carol Martin and Pal Sollecrto won the 9- P.A.L. to glva h— baiaball UM IO kMa Admission: $2 (door prizes). Call Ro(> bles ladder with action through June 25. **• hota competition, white Nancy Chrlstensen and Any Westfleld resident between the ages ol There will also be a separate clinic for goal- Janice Lawyer finished second. Gomberg or Marjorie Cohen at 422-9365 * 10 and 16 will have an opportunity to win free I. Jean Power-Lee Perry; 2. Debbie Gatesy- Mike Romeo Goalkeeper* Camp ies and strikers. This particular program will ••* 283-3323. tickets to any one of three local Major League Marcia Talbot; 3. Joanne Susan Dugle; 4. Eve- The Wostfield Soccei Association will benefit those players who need intense, indi- baseball games this summer. Westlleld's Po- lyn Matino-Charloti Clevenger; 5. Trudy Kling- present the Mike Romeo Goalkeepers Camp vidualized, specific Instruction necessary for Results of the Ash Brook Womons' Golf As- Saturday * Sunday, July 10-11, South Plain- lice Athletic League will randomly select 25 hofer-Carol Thompson; 6. Qert Cohen-Ann La- horn July 12 to 16 at Houlihan Field in Wesl- the improvement of goalie and striker skills. sociation "Handicap Stroke Play" Tournament field. World of Cards a Comics Convention, tartara; 7. Joan Dreyer-Missy Horn; 8. Carole field Romeo, ths professional goalkeeper Three camps will be offered In Ihe Immediate Of June 17: winners and notify them two weeks prior to Middlesex Mall, Hadley Rd. & Station Rd , Sat. each game. Each trip includes snacks, fun and Srnillie-Donna Panagos coach for tho Penn Jersoy Spirit ol the Ameri area. From July 12-16, a camp for boys and 18 Hoi* 10 a.nv-9:30 p.m. & Sun. 11 a.m -5 p.m., 80 transportation from trie police department to 9. Pat Page-Pal Vlach; 10. Liala Bernstoin- can Professional Soccer League (1990), will girls ages 5 to 1B will bo conducted In West- Flight A — Low gross: Anna Chung • 78 the ball park and back. Yvette Goldblatt; 11. Beverly Driffle-Paula personally conduct all sessions with his staff. field. From July 26-30, another camp will be Net 1: Estelle Miller (66) tables, $65-$110 each. Attendance Is free. Call Long; 12. Mary Anne Hickey-Paddy Mollard; Daily sessions will run from 9 am. to 1 p.m. given in Clark Both camps will include in- The schedule of games is as follows: Net 2: Anna Chung (67) Tony Grlmando at 968-3886. ; 13. Joan Marie KornKalhy Manahan; 14. An- The camp fee is $95. Each campor receives a struction for beginners, intermediate and ad- July 21 • Seattle at Yankees, 1 p.m. Net 3: Marilyn Anderson & Jayne Deo (68) Sunday, July 11, Clarfc, Tho Clark Snow, drea MacRitchie-Eileen Mitchell; 15. Robin Bo long sleeve T-shirt/keeper's jersoy, courtesy ol vanced players. August 8 • Pittsburgh at Mets, 1:40 p.m. Right B - Low gross: Sue Mills - 90 Howard Johnson, 70 Central Ave., at GSP exit nito-Jill Campbell; 16 Carol Valla-Barbara Soccer Supply Plus and Unisport Goalkeeper August 25 - Cincinnati at Mets, 1:40 p.m. From Aug. 2-6, camps will be offered in Net 1: Sue Mills (63) Kemps Wear. 135, 10 a.m.-4:3O p.m., 20 tables, $50 & up. To enter, pick up an entry form for each of Westfieid and Scotch Plains, both of which will Net 2; Audrey Said (69) *•* Attendance is free. Call Larry Liebowitz at 247- the games you would like to attend, complete Rovers International Soccer Camp and the focus on new progressive skills and tactical Net 3: Vivian Sanders (70) the form with your parent or guardian and re- Mlxad Double* Mike Romeo Goalkeeper Camp will combine to curriculum based on international principles of Ftighl C — Low gross: Ethel Zienowicz (100) 1093. turn it to P.A.L., 425 East Broad St. The due The following lists the current standings for conduct tour week-long sessions throughout play. Net 1: Natalie Pines (64) Kenllworth, J1F Productions, Holiday Inn, August at St. Joseph's High School in Net 2: Ethel Zienowicz (67) date lor entry forms Is June 30 tor the the WTA mined doubles ladder. The next re- In order to enroll, or to obtain more Informa- Exit 138 off GSP, 10 am.-4 p.m., 40 lablM. porting period ends Sunday night, Jury 25. All Metuchen. The clinics will run from Aug. 2-7, 9 tion, call Joe LaSpada at 537-7248. Net 3: Margaret Hlckey (69) Yankees-Seattle game, July 19 for the Mets- $45-$55 each. Attendance: $2, call Frank Gaf- Pittsburgh contest and August 4 for the Cincin- scores should be reported by no later than 8 14, 16-20 (high school age only) and 23 28 Low putts: Andy Knudson -29 ardO Jr., at (201) 376-4846. natl-Mets ballgame. p.m. to Stan Karp at 232-2309. For additional information, call Mike at 548- GOLF Chip-ins: Kay Fordham, Estelle Hitler, Ethef ••* t. Dugle-Ougle; 2. Shineman-Shlneman; 3 7692. Zienowicz, Llewyellen Fisher and Peggy Boss Sunday, July IS, Cranford, A & H Produc- V ••• W**tfltld Bike Tour Sponsor* Sought Alten-flainville; 4. Boyle-Karp; 5. Inman-lnman; 9 Hole tions, Inc., Coachman Oays Inn, 10 Jackson 10th Annual Cougar Soccer School ARC oolf outing The Westfieid Classic Bike Tour, which will 6. Rock Cloner; 7. Clevongor-Clevenger, 8. "Vice President Cup" Finals winner — Ger- Ct.. GSP exit 136. 10 am -4:30 p.m., 70 tables, Tony Ochrimenko, the head coach of the A 1993 Mercedes Benz will be awarded to be nek) on Sunday, October 3, Is In the pro- Goldberg-Darmanin; 9. Morgan-Lawson. 10. trude Simons $55 each, Attendance: $2, call Rictwd Jacoby boys' soccer team at Kean College, will con- the first golfer who makes a hole-in-one on the cess of signing up sponsors. For the first time, Goren-Hobinj Flight A - Low gross: Jo Petronelia - 44 tinue to direct the Cougar Soccer School, 17th hole at the Annual ARC (Association (or at 276-3800. this year's Sold Wheel sponsors will have tneir II. Vlach-Vlach, 12. Dorna-Blackburn; 13. Net 1: Nancy Blanche! & Reiko Hidaka (30) which will kick off its 10th year later this month. Retarded Citizens) golf outing on July 17 at the Edison, SAI Sports Card & Comic Show, Clari- company's logo printed on the back of all T- Bernstein-Bernstein; 14. Evans-Evans; 15. Net 2: Jo Petronalla & Jane Brower (33) The first of three week-long sessions is slated Shackamaxon Country Club in Scotch Plains. shirts. In addition, all sponsors will be listed on Fechlor-Fechtor; 16. Kamish-Karnish; 17. Flight B — Low gross: Maura Guillaume & on Hotel & Towers, 2055 Lincoln Hwy (Rt. 27), to begin Monday, Jury 26 at 8:30 a.m. at Sponsored for the 5th year by the ARC ol the application and receive publicity on the day Long-Long; 18. Hickey-Hickey; 19. Duglo- Nancy Jackson • 54 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., 35 tables, $50 each, At- Kean's East Campus. All three clinics, which Union County, the event begins at 11:30 a.m. of the event. The Bike Tour raises money for Elnhom; 20. Valla-Pizzi; 2!. Orittle-Orittle Net 1: Nancy Jackson & Gertrude Simons (33) tendance: $1.50, call Milt or Vlckl at (609) 655- run from 6:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays with registration and lunch, followed by a 1 three charitable organizations: the Westfieid The following teams have yet to play: Baron- Net 2: Maura Guillaume (35) (Jury 26-30, Aug. 2-6, and Aug. 9-13), are open p.m. shotgun start. The fee Is $250 per golfer, 7668 or (908) 972-8244. Police Athletic League, the WestfieU Rescue Baron, Brown-Brown: Hay-Hay; Herttua- Net 3: Claire Knaus (38) to boys and girls between the ages of 7 and which covers lunch, golf cart, prizes and the South PlalnfleM. Dan's Sunday Sports Card Squad and the Westfieid Jtycees. Look for the Herttua: Massa-Massa: Nason-Nason: cocktail hour and gourmet awards dinner. Pro- night C — Low grots: Jean Hopke - 55 17. Access to four full-length soccer fields, a Extravaganza, Comfort Inn (formerly Howard Bike Tour booth at the Festlfall. Panagos-Panagos: Perry-Perry; Tirone-Tlrone; ceeds from the event will benefit the programs Net 1: Jean Hopke (30) Brown-Williams swimming pool, video replay and analysis, Net 2: Carol Martin & Ruth Kale (32) Johnson), Rt. 287 & Station Rd,. 9:30 a.m.-4 In order to obtain more sponsorship or ride snacks and Instruction from national-caliber and services sponsored by the ARC for chil- information, contact one of the co-chairs, Vin dren and adults with mental retardation and Net 3: Marlon Branditz (33) p.m., 30 tables. 2 lor $75 or $40 each. At- soccer teachers will highlight each session. Low putts: Jean Hopke • 13 Fischer at 332-9461, or John Baumann at 523- SOCCER The fee is $170 per week, but discounts are associated developmental disabilities. Contact tendance is free. Call Danny Gallop at 750- 5312. The Bike Tour thanks you in advance for available for families, teams and those who the ARC, 1225 South Ave., Plainfleld, NJ 5863. your support. 07062, or call 754-5910 lor more information. Union Lancers tryouts enroll for more than one week. Call Tony at CARD SHOWS •*• »•« Saturday, July 24, Edison, SAI Sports Card & The Union Lancers are looking for skilled 527-2936 between 8:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. for Comic Show, Ramada Inn, 3050 WoodorkJae Rac Commission's summer camp schedule players Interested In playing traveling soccer more details. A»h Brook Women'* Golf Association Monday, Jury 5, BrldgewaUr, New Monthly Ave., 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., 20 tables, $45 each, The following is the Westfieid Recreation with any of Its 1993-94 teams. All players born ••• On June 24, tho Ash Brook Womens' Golf Card & Comics Show. Holiday Inn, Rt. 22 E., 5- Commission's 1993 Co-ed Sports Camp from 197S to 1981 are invited to participate in Hills Soccer Inc. Association held Ihe "Salty Greshan" better 9:30 p.m., 50 tables, 2 for $60 or $35 each. Attendance: $1 50. Call Mitt or Vicki at (609) schedule: the tryouts which will be conducted In June, With soccer becoming ever more popular in ball of partners format. Team winners in the Call Scott Alpaugh or Lee Iskowitz at 707-0851 655-7668 or (908) 972-8244. WMII or July 5: July and August at Farcher's Grove on Spring- New Jersey, the expert coaches ot the Hills 1 B-hole group were determined by a sudden- or 238-4539. Sunday, July 25, Ediaon, SAI Sports Card & Basketball at W.H.S. gym from 1 to 5 p.m. field Road in Union. Soccer Camp are making valuable contribu- death playoff with the team of Marilyn Ander- Edison, SAI Sports Card & Comic Show, Clari- Comic Show, Woodbridge Sheraton, 515 Rt. 1 Soccer at Roosevelt Field from 9 am. to t The Union Lancers play in the Cosmopolitan tions to the sport's development. Male and son and Nancy Wolcott emerging victorious. on Hotel & Towers, 2055 Lincoln Hwy (Rt. 27), So., 9:30 am -4 30 p.m., 35 tables, $50 each, p.m. Soccer League and tho Now Jersey State Soc- female instructors will bo chosen from the top Tying for second place were Anna Chung- 10 am.-6 p.m., 30 tables, $50 each. Admis- Tennis at Memorial Park From 9 a.m. to noon cer Association Major Junior Program. Regular teachers in physical education colleges Maggie Twist and Margaret Hickey-Etoanor sion: $1.50. Call Milt oe Vlckl at (609) 655-7668 Attendance: $2. Call Milt or Vicki at (609) 655- season games for the 1993-94 season begin in throughout Great Britian and the United States. Mulholo or (908) 972-8244 7668 or (908) 972-8244. Weak of July 12: Tennis at Memorial Park from 9 a.m. to noon Baseball at Tamaques PArk from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. *•»,?• W««k ol July 19: Baseball at Tamaques Park from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tennis at Memorial Park from 9 a.m. to noon

Weak of July 26: T»nnli at Memorial Park from 9 a.m to noon

As in the past, collegiate and professional athletes and coaches will assist In the program and emphasize fundamental techniques and sportsmanship. Last year's celebritios included PIZZA PIZZA New York Mets manager Jefl Torborg, New Jersey Net Ralael Addison, St John's university soccer coach Dave Mesur and former New York Yankee Joe Pepltone. All participants wit! receive a camp t shirt and participation awards. These camps are open to residents 6 to 17 years ot age. For additional information, please consult our brochure or call the Recreation Department at 7B9-40B0

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Man*1 DOUMM The following lists the current standings for the WTA's mens1 doubles ladder. The noxi reporting period ends Sunday night. July 25. All scores should be reported by no later than 6 p.m. to Stan Karp at 232-2309. 1 KarpRobins; 2 Moore-Power; 3. Garan- Lamont: 4. BarisLevine; 5. Harris-Hay; 6. Chie- sa-Koeppol; 7. Moss-Weirc; 6 Weiss-Zach; 9. Paul Hanas (needs partner); 10. Dick Haesler (needs partner). 2 PIZZAS Errors, losses BONUSfBONUS! (Continued from page A-12) WITH TOPPING OF 8 PIECE ing and defense isn't much different than what we're used to. But, YOUR CHOICE I've seen three guys hit homers CRAZY over 400 feet and I never saw anyone do that in three years of high school ball." 8 warm sticks of freshly baked bread brushed WEEK IN REVIEW - On Mon- 2 FREE SPAGHETTI with garlic and topped with day, WestCeld scored five runs in parmesan cheese. the third inning to take a 5-2 lead over the Woodbridge Cardinals (13- SIDE ORDERS 7), but the Cards answered with SPAGHETTI live runs of their own in the fourth and held on to win, 7-5, An RBI SPAGHETTI triple by Chris Infantino, a run- scoring single by second baseman

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Mother ol God, Quoen ol HILLSBOROUGH fe- Heavon and Earth! I male Beagle, READING- humbly beseech you TON— blondo female Ironi Ihe bottom ol my Lab. mix, HIGHLAND hpnrt to succor me in this Advertise your sale In the Classifieds $15.00* with the coupon below or call PARK— male beige necessity Trie re aro tabby K111 o n HOMO tM.ii ran withstand section that reaches over 380,000 readers SOMERSET HUMANE you' power Oh. show SOCIETY mo horein vou are my each week. We'll place your 6-line ad in ROUTE 22 mother Oh Mnry. con- our widely read section AND give you a NORTH BRANCH. NJ rjiMved without sin, pray 908-526-3330 for us who have recourse FREE Garage Sale Kit with: to Iheo (3x|. Holy Mother, ,LOST G.REV CAT - JUMP I pliico this cause in your 120 In Society Hill 2 Nn hands (3x) Holy Spirit, 100 bright yellow •Tip sheet on how to collar, name is Sydney. you who solve oil prob- price stickers run the sale $50 rewardl Call Anthony lems;, light nil roads so 422-2463 thai I enn atlnin my goal. • Coupon for a free LOST KEYS-Sllvor Vou who gave me Iho di- 12 address signs round key ring on Ron- vino gift lo forgive and "weather proof" ad man Ave 272-5074 forgot nil ovit against me with arrows nnd thnl in all Instances In case of rain REWARD- Lost malo my life you are with Siamese cat, black & me, I want In this shon After the sale, enjoy a delicious FREE Little Caesar's brown, blue eyes, do- prnyor to thank you for clawed 908-322-197B nil things us you confirm large cheese pizza from a participating restaurant. A Each nddilionnl lino costs $1 00 onco again Hint I nevor want lo bo sopnrated great way to end a successful sale. 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PSYCHIC READER PSYCHIC ' Garaga sale advertisers only. HELP & ADVICE IN ALL 769-7744 499-7001 READINGS No other discounts apply Home phorm WALKS Or LIFE By Dorothy Avnilnbln For Lovo, Moalth, Business Social Gtilhonngs SPECIAL: Tnrot card Open B to 9 eadings S5 w/lhls Ad. Pries With This Ad ;all for appl. Bound Brk 908-322-4781 M>e0 •A Forbes Newspaper' U-2 / Forbes Newspapers June 30, July 1,2,1993 ailO-rHtniMura 2040 1040 1040 1040 10*0 31M-Oara«aSalaS0 s Pavsona/s M'QaiN*el Marctiandli* 2t40-Office) Furniture ••RAVIR TO TNImine. Tha parton must ma, I want in this short hands (3K). Holy Spirit, known and caute you to KUROMAN ADOPTION •Ml Supplies J BLCttCD VtRQIN- say this prayar 3 con- prayer to thank you for you who aolve all prob- ba Invoked. (Say 3 Our SEMINAR- July 10, 2tM-Software (Nsvsr known to fail). secutlva dayc. Attar 3 all thinga as you confirm lems, tight all roads so Fathert, 3 Hail Marys, 3 1003 Cherry Hill, NJ. ai*o • warn—* to Buy Oh, most baautiful flowar days, tha raquast will be onca again that I never that I can attain my goal. Glory Be's). St. Jude Eastern European, of Ml. Carma), fruitful granted. This prayar want to ba saparatad You who gava me the di- pray for us and all whoChina, Guatemalan adop- has moved to vlns tplandor of Haavan, must bs published after from you In eternal glory. vine gift to forgive and Invoke your aid. Amen tion procedures. Or- Blaased Mothar of tha the favor is granted. U.S. Thank you for your forget all evil against me (Publication mutt be phan* urgently need ton ol Qod, Immaculate mercy toward ma and and that In all Instances promised. This noverta adoptive homes. Li- Virgin, aMltt ma In my •RAVER TO THEmint. Tha parson must In my Ufa you are with has never bean known to censed agency. Euro- Weekend Plus necessity. Oh, Star of tha BLESSED VIRQIN- aay this prayer 3 con- me, I want In this short fall. Thlt prayer Is to oe Dean Adoption Consult- Saa, hafp ma and show (Never known to fall). secutive days. Attar 3 prayar to thank you for said for 9 consecutive ants. (Z1«> 582-3900. APPLIANCE SALE- He. ma, haraln you ara my Oh. moat beautiful flower days, the request will be all thinga as you confirm days.) My prayers have frigerator-MB. Washer/ Look for a newly-designed Introductions, the mothtr. Oh, Holy Mary. of Ml. Carmel, fruitful granted. This prayer once again that I navar bean answered, T.S. Dryer-I75sa. Fully guar. best way to meet people in Central New Jersey, Mothar of Qod, Quaan of vine splendor of Heaven, must ba published after want to be saparatad 2000 tMvK* • fiS.SS mln. Haaven and Earth I I Biassed Mothar of tha tha favor is granted. from you in eternal glory. SWCOIBH MASSAGE FOR SALE 7M-710* 0* 231-1047 now in our popular entertainnient section, humbly baiaach you aon of Qod, Immaculate V.R.V. Thank you for your THERAPY- relieves from tt>a bottom of my APPLIANCES- Refrig- WeekendPlus. Try these two new features: Virgin, aaatat ma In my mercy toward me and stress, tension, sore eratort, washers, dryers haari to succor ma in thla necessity. Oh, Star of the PRAVBR TO THE mine. The parson must muscles, Incraaaes blood nexasslty. Thara ara from ft 00 It Up. All guar. Sea, help ma and show BLESSED VIRGIN say thia prayer 3 con- circulation, We offer full anteed. tOt-391-IMV O Introductions Infoline: a recorded message nona that can withatand ma, herein you ara my (Never known to fail). secutive days. After 3 body brushing and skin your powar. Oh, ahow mother. Oh, Holy Mary, Oh, most beautiful flower days, the request will ba care. Key West Products WASHER- S75. 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CLBANINQ- Condoa/ Homes/Apt* LOW RATES PIANO- ALL BTYLIS, auTTBR MAN AUTO DETAJUNQ $40 + . Prof, quality MTV. ALL AQB*. AT VOUR Clean*, repair* ft Installs (SlmonlM) Interior. Exter- Hone*t/r*li*bl*/*xp/exc. PACI- Oegreed (BA/ leader* A gutters. Free BALLOON ior, Engine, Trunk, 12 2120 2120 2120 refs. Carol 908-7M.2874 MM), 20 yra txp., private, EMImatM 908-709-1810 HIDES yr*. JAP AutO 722-2523 2120 college A university. Flight* leave our own li- Qmrag9 Sa/es CLSANINO- PfOfe*- Bridgeoater. 704^630. LAWN MOWIR RE- censed balloon port in CLOTHINO ALTER- elonal. with a paraonal PAIR- Toms Lawn Whltehouse at 6pm dally, ATIONS- t repair* 119 touch, Reliable, refer- ARTCLA1BM Mower Service. Rlde-on May thru October. One of North Qatton Avo. Fast NOTICE: All QARAOE •IRNAHDSVILLE- 123 BRIDQEWATER- 61 GLADSTONE- 203 ence*, Free esUmalae. mowere, trimmer*, wee- NJ's oldest and most ex- service 908-725-3319 SALES sdvsrtlssflMfllS ff| Ot Morton St;(Flnderne) Main St. Sat. 7/3; 9-4pm. Commtrclal ft residen- dealer*, chain saw*, perienced ballooning new- Clothing, Jewelry, Fri.ft Sat. July 2 1 3, 9- Attic Treasures; Oak tial. 10% off flrai clean- •aeulptura Toro, Snapper, Rally, companlesl $175 per ESTATE SETTLEMENTS are PAYABLE IN AD- 4pm. Old & new clothes, washstand, brass bed, Ing. Call The Polished Adutta onlloVan person, 35 Year* 548-3122 Furs, Accessor!**. Fine household, misc. & Kids Honda. Free eattmates. VANCE by cnh, quality home furnishing*, unique turn., China, Col- Look 806-7554 momlno/afiernoon Free pickup A deliver. CONTACT DENNY AT MOM • InalMi, Attye chock, VISA or Muter toy* k book*. lectibles, orlg. paintings, YELLOWSTONE Metuchen Prof. Bldg antique*, collectibles, IN HOME CHILD CARE EXPERIENCED- reliable /evening apacai alill Pltcataway 699-0326 Card. For m quota on from consignments & se- lemps, lools, hshld. & Live In/Live Out avail. Sept, brochure also BALLOON 406 Main St. Metuchen > BRIDQEWATER- 667 baby Hems. team, houaaa, aptt, eon. avail., call Creative MIKE'S TAXI AND LIMO- ADVENTURES cost, plMH cal lect dealers. New Meado Rd. off Rt. 28 W. Part Time/Full Time do* A office*, wfcly m bl- HOUSE KEEPERS- arrivals-iooos Pine arm Image*, 64B-3747 SUINE- 24 hr. service. 908-4393120 1-800-SSS-94M. Friday & Saturday, July HIGHLAND PARK- 192 Also Summer* wkly, call Carmella: Licenced In Bound Brook Nanny nurse, nursing olre, Hoosier, wicker 2nd & 3rd, 9am-4pm. Darthmouth St. oft Call 908-754-9090 or BIRTHDAY PARTIES- care, elderly compan- wrought Iron, New mer- 908-707-8O41 A Somervllle, Servicing (3EDMINSTER- 411 Large variety of Items. Woodbrldge Ave., Sat., 201-593-9090 Bound Brook, Manvllle, Maglc show & balloon ion*, live In couple*, driv- CARDINAL LAN!, UMM chandise dally! 7/3, 10-3. Bsball.Cds./ HOUII CLIANtNQ Call John animals. Call Conslan- ers, ft cook*. 24 hr. ENCORE QUALITY CRANPORD- 363 Lin- AU PAIR/NANNIES LAOY- occupied/empty, Somervllle, airport trip* A MEADOW. THE HILLS. toys/turn. Live-in European girls, out of town lor Taxi or tine. 806-7743. service. 7 daya /wk Hi.. 7/2, 4 3*1., 7/3, CONSIGNMENT* coln Ave. E., Sat. 7/3; houie. apt., condo or of- 201-M3-1547 Dealer co-op space avail HILLSBOROUQH- (near legal for 12 mo. average fice, em. 850 med. $05 TUTOR: Doctoral degree Llmosuine Service. Dis- Celebration Unlimited i0arn-4pm. Moving Tag 10-3pm. Baby toys, crib, cost 5170/wK. Call count* for July A August. Siilo & Auction, complete Tue-F 104, Thur*. til 6 playpen, high chair, bas- Millstone) 1324 Mill. lg $80 Avail. 7 day*, flax, In education. LDT/C, MA, DISC JOCKEYS LOOKINO POM A PHO- Sat. 10-5. atone Rd, Sal. & Sun. 7/ MU-709-012S hr,, 806-241 -0206 Ed.O., 18 yra. exp. in tha Call lor appt. after 6 AM "More than Just Music" TOGRAPHER? For doing c onlents of model horn*. sinette, 2 folding bed* or 8 PM. 725-2388 S0S-7M-7760 (like new), used wedding 3 ft 4, 9 Am. Furn. Cab!- BRIOGEWATER- Loving area. WILL TUTOR IN 903-287-4660 your Wedding or Family noia, carpels, clothes, HOUSE/OFFICE/APT. VOUR HOME. All levels, Oroup Photos. Call BRIDGE WATER- 44* gown/veil, si. 5, etc. mother of two will pro- Cleaning, good ref., «p., I CAN DRAW Lenanw Trail, (off Mead- linens, bikes, books, vide lots of TLC In my all subject*, primary PALMIERI Charles Moore III. toys, household Items. reliable. Please call grade* through H.S. ANYTHING! Portraits, •0S-234-123S Ad$ In ow Rd.), Sat. 7/3, 9-4pm Bridgewater home Anita. (808) 412-8568. MOVERS character sketches for 1-80O-J71-S7t8 Household, misc. Ad$ In ClMttilled SOMERVILLE- 118 W. (fenced yard); lunch and •OUCATIONAL TIBT- don't cost — HOUSBCLEAJMMG INQ avail. Or. Robert M. •08-9S4-2484 parties. Reasonable don't cott — Cliff St., Sal. 7/3; 9-5 snacks included. •1 Piece Itema eApts. rales. 908-546-0548. MASSAdB THERAPY They payl Baby equipment & toys, 908-722-3195 7 days/wlc. Somerset Zaremba, 756-6597. For BTHE88 reduction Advtrtit* In th» C'm/flld, They pay! County. Qood refer- ePianos eotflces PONIES FOR PARTIES Pocket TV, CB with CHILD CARE ences. MS-l TUTORING- Reading, •Homes-7 rms. or less AMTA Certified antenna, hshld, misc. Math In your home. 10 Pony ride* & carousel Lynn Dlnardo: 302-0824 In my Piscataway home ponies for parties, pic- at reasonable rates. HOUSICLIANINO yra. public school axperl- REGISTERED ARCHI- enca. Certified K-8 ft nics A fairs. Also a trac- Learning centers, play- Somerset County area. PIT * NOME SITTER- tor pulled hayrlde lor all TECT- NJ, NY ft PA. 2130 timo a meals provided. References. Own trans- H.8. Math; M.A. degree. Speclalizlng In weekend Consultation by appt. 2130 219O 3050 portitlon. 90a-56O-3«90. Call80a-272-S315 occasions. Call Joanne General WmntedtoBuy Hones Call Shannan 4 overnight services. Ma- or Whitney 908-996-3140 only. Resld. new alter, or General (90S) 609-0831 ture re*pon*lbl* woman add. Call 908-494-9389. Merchandise HOUSECLCANtNQ- ex- TUTOFHNO- SAT Prep- with references. Evelyn. perienced, responsible • college es*ay*-by certl- * PUDDINS * Fee* Reasonable. Merchandise BEGINNER WESTERN CHILD CARE- In my 908-234-0482 I BUY ALMOST Bridgewater home, certi- quality. Oood ref*. « own Had angllar) teacher, call My-Tee-Flne Clownln SWEDISH MABSAQE- PIANO- Steinway U RIDING LESSONS transp. 627-0509 Iv msg. SHOP ON WHEELS Reputation speaks for CARPET ANYTHING QUALITY Private Instr., fied teacher, CPR certi- 494-1442. by appt. only. Certified mahsgony, 1843 com- fied, 7am-6pm, M-F, call Complete body work & Itself all occasions Dee Vesuvlo 088-6924. Why buy ratail? Pay pletefy rebuilt 1987 One item or an entire ages a-13. $25. Call LADY WtTH BXP. "DROP IN fait service. Don't call comedy magic and more. Debbie 722-7087 908-231-8682 Looking for 3 day* ol huilder rate*. Save 30% 114,500. 908-534-6625 estate. (908) 5264035 ARTCiAMU- high prlcod shops, call Please call Wi-0747 TRAVIS PHOTOGRAPHY CHILD CARE- In my work In housekeeping, Startlng July 6, Mon. us for free estimate at We Come To Voul Spe- i>M store sale price*. PINE BAR OLD ORIQ. PAINT- BOARDING Mon., Wed. and Frl. 0M- The good time* roll with SUPER SPECIAL Lg In-door, outdoor Middlesex home, FT, In a Tue*. ft Thur*., 1- any Hme: <»08) 724-7031, cializing In: Portraits- 64 Inch** with 2 stools INOS- (Damaged OK), loving, caring & stimulat- 382-435* 2:30pm, All madia/all THE MUSIC FACTORY Individual, Family, En- Mainmastar S7.96/yd. excellent condition. $150 Antique Picture Frames. rings, trails. $385. Pine ing environment. Refs. DJ SERVICE. For more Shop at horn*. Call SOe-936-SSOS Htlf, Call: 908-722-7087 agaa, Creative Imagaa, 1 SLIPCOVERS- Window Information call 359-6041 gagement, Baby, Pet and 1906) 526-9470 Snacks, lunch provided. Penneylvannla Ave, treatments, upholstery, Home Glamour. i ddfe. PIT SET— Light brn, Riv WESTERN TRAIL 908-302-2491 Advriitt In Ma CltttUhd! Metuchen. B4B4747 Interior design services, * EVENT PLANNING * MS-Mt-S764 1.800-246-0869 •raid*, good cond. $200 RIDES- Hide trails and Me. Call (908) 707-8101 Simple or Elaborate King sz wtrbd. Nice dark cross a wide stream on or (201) 361-2548. Partial or Complete COFFEE TABLE- * wd. needs heater, $300. well trained horses. ON A SHOESTRINO Ad$ In ClaiHtled frum end tablat; chest, Western/ English lessons STRESS REDUCTION (SOS) 388-8113 Long slngl. Wtrbd. Good Enjoy a cert, hypnothera- dont cott — irror & bed: (8) chairs; cond. htr, $75. 463-0362. avail. (201) 366-9400 or i.'oden arm chair yv/ I ORIENTAL 908-234-2430. poutlc body rub, Call An- Th»y payl • i 5 hi ons; LOTS o) POOL— Oval pool 16 x fhony at 908-287-4138. AoVartist In tnt ClttsltM! imps; stainless flatware 24, Hayward pump, -•I. (2) electric heaters; doughboy liner, cover, 3080 1 window tan; allotted small deck. Must be I'L'S (no sets); drapery dlaaseembled/token • .vorse rod». 356-5651 away. $1800 908-752- ,\KA.\ IM.I) KI 1982. |« Any Size or GIVE SOMEONE A "IAMOND ENGAGE- SMILE— Somerset Re- MENT RING- 1k plus- PUBLIC SALE Condition gional Animal Shelter has . t-OOO/BO. Call tor more Vinyl siding, Kitchen cab puppies, kittens, dogs • amoboy $35, games LIVESTOCK G. H. of 5-10 each, super con- 10-17. Call Kelly 469- Pottersvllls 439-2600. holler $5, 908-777-0828 2B69. If You Don't Sell Your Car 3010 • Bird* 4OOO BUYERS * 3030 - Cat* We Will Run Your Ad For BROWSERS SERVICES North 3030 - Dogs WELCOME! 3040 - Flsn ...And the winner I* 3050 - Horses TWo More Weeks FREE! 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Call today FREE 4080 • Cleaning elem. child In your home NEW Color catalog REPRESENTATIVES Service* Experienced legal Euro- •t a reasonable price, ex (Gr. 1-5). Elem./Sp. Ed. '.Vide plank Oak, Cherry Come am "larlence pean aupair*. Affordable perienced, own tramp, Cert. 9OS-272-O857 " others. Mack 4 Co. 1-600-402-9197 4OM - Convalescent the Shake-A-raw differ- Care live-In chlldcare, govern •xc. rat. 908-754-2737. 15-679-8393 WURUTZER THEATRE ence at New Jersey's ftient approved, local 4070 - Electrical counselors. Call N.J. re- INTRODUCTIONS... ORGAN- 3rd Keyboard most, beautiful puppy 4080 • Handyman />. way for people to meet Synthesizer full floor store. gional otfice, Pat Pottlll. TEK-PRO IT JUST TAKES A CALL Services 516-696-6176 or 800-4- r.?.jpio, every week In pedals w/combo ac- 4085 - Hauling Carpet Cleaning cur local Forbes new*- co mpan i a m ents & * All puppies are A K C AUPAIR. rhythm section. Asking & Clean up 3 rooms, fil.N ATTORNEY AVAIL- : iper. The ad Is free, registered and selected 4090 • Health Care DAY CARE- will provide 7 R. aofa, SM.tO on one catl does It all! S1800/BO. 908-757-5032, for breed conformity and ABLE— Closings, Refi- after 6 pm.. Services qualified child care in my Floor waxing nancings, Leasts, Real 1 -800-5S9-949S temperament. 4100- Home Piscalaway home. Lunch 1-800-559-9495 Office • Wall Cleaning Estate matters, will*. Improvement & snacks provided refer. -.•SE UP to 30 pounds * Puppies are socialized Corp. Docu.s Reason. • 30 days tor $30. New 2180 4109 • Income Tax Near 287/HI.18 463-0362 rate*. L. Qotllb, 548-3133 FORBES NI-WSPAPHRS in open cases...no glass 4110- Instruction/ .power In a bottle. Wanted to Buy walls harc'l This insures QARWOOD MOM- ol 2. tocior recommended Education ATTORNEY HOUSE proper devolopmenl for a 4120 - Insurance F/7 in my home, 24 CALLS: Will* (from S70), Jiogram. Call 201-509- happy, well adjusted, lov- months plus, W98, AABACUS ANTIQUES 4130 • Landscaping Closings (from $395), In- ANTIQUE BUYING ing pet & Tree Care 90B-654-133B corporation* (from S22S). 4140 - Legal Services Call for exact fees; other BUYERS * SERVICE * Famous Shake-A-Paw GOOD AFFORDABLE We Are Purchasing 4150 - Loan* A Finance DAY CARE- In my Pis- service!. Need help BROWSERS Lifetime Health Guaran- 4ISO - Masonry J. DoMartlno, Sea. WELCOME) Furniture * Paintings tee includes complimen- calaway home. Young Oriental Rugs*Statues 4170- Miscellaneous children 2 yrs & up. Mrs. •OS-874MM. ry veterinary and Iree Services Clocks * Toys * MI'rors ocal examination and Robinson, Call 908-756- LOCAL LEQALEAOLE •ILL'S ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS 4180- Painting 7627. Wants lo serve Com- TRADING POST Ifetlme obedience Iraln- 4190 • Party A Enter- Call ftOS-24S-a363 mg. tainment Services HAVE FUN— & Quality munity. Discount fee* of- at home? Of 1-600-281-6365 4200 • Plumbing, Care in my Crantord fered to local resident*. House of A Million name Bring the whole family. Heating A Cooling homo. FT or PT. Prefer Retainer* with no money ALL LIONEL, IVE8, 1 "5 Route 22 West, WE CARE down. Practice Includes AMERICAN FLYER- 4210- Professional ages 7-10. Pool Card a 1000 Record* Greenbrook. NJ 08812 Services MUST! 908-272-6255. Home Health Care auto accident*, fall Turn to Forbes Classifieds Foreign Coins and other toy trains. Col- 50 yards west ol flock downs, traffic violations, lector pays highest pric- 4220 • Roofing Specializing In: & American AVB.) 4230 - Wallpapering INFANT CARE e Live in Companion* real estate A wills, crimi- es. Cal! 1-800-464-4671 906-968-2522 908-968-0769 e Certified Home Health nal and matrimonial. All for the professionals or 201-635-2058 Initial consultation* are Baseball Card* Mon-Sat 11-9, Sun 11-6 LOVING MOM- with 10 Aide* $50 off any puppy with 4O20 e Certified Nurses Aide* free; cm MC-S48-8S44, AMERICAN FLYER A LI- mth old son, seeking p/t day or nleht. Loc. at 71 who provide the finishing touches! All kinds of pottery ONEL TRAINS 6 OLD his ad. Not to be com- Business Services babysitting |ob In my Serving Somerset, Mid- Alt kinds of cut glass bined with any other dlesex, Union, Monmouth Pstetson St. New Brun- TOYS— Pis cat) 906-755- Dedminslor homo, prefer swick, N.J. 0 small metal miniature 0346, leave message or offer. Exp. 7/31/93 infants. Call 719-9831. A Ocean Countle*. cars 4 trucks call after 6pm COMPUTER 24 Hr. Serv. And large metal truck* LAB— AKC yellow & PROGRAMMING MATURE WOMAN will 908-528-8227 ANTIQUE A USED- Fur- black pups, all puppy Customized F-oxPro 2li babysit In N. Plainfield 4190 >i iuiino it-We have it! niture, Old DR sets and shots. 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Call • WE PERSONALLY 00 Remodeling Need* 725-3845 ft—Can ROSE GARDEN BYRNE PAINTING 761-SS0S/847-9331 Harold Kloussr-672-6750 Tree removal, Trimming, Painting, paperhanging, THE WORK Quality Craftsmanahlp HOME IMPROVBMENTS LANDSCAPING lopping A stump grind- ELECTRICIAN- Install, AAA LAWN MA1NT. Landscaping designs, power washing, Interior/ DMNMATALE HOME A REPAIRS- Additions, Ing. Free est. Fully In- exterior, custom work, PLUMBUM m HSATING • NODQMMPAVMOm of circuit breakers, pad- No Job Too Small ' decks, wooden storaga Mowing, clean-up* A gut- planting A replanting sured. Call 908419-7531 dle fans, attic fans, elec- Iliiua lunitviHiHTt Free Est. Fully Ins. tar cleaning. Serving shrubs. Free Estimates. vary neat, fully injured. Reasonable rale* shads. All phases of (908) 704-0038 Prompt service 908-752-t276 tric heat, recessed lights, A\CUN*T*UVTIUM CALL AL home Improvements A Westtleld since 1985. Fully Insured. 12 y**rs TREE A STUMP EX- appl. wiring. Free est., Please call 233-0927 for experience. PERTS- all types of tree 322-9006. Uc #9466 DINIUNUO Carpentry (All phases) 909-783-7971 repair*. VIsa/MC. CUSTOM PAINTING anal Ins. RONBON ELECTRIC Sheet Rock • Painting free est. 908-756.7863 work, stump removal. WALLPAPtRINO- Int. A 782-89*3. (Lie. 5532). AMERICAN FREE ESTIMATES Reasonable rates. Fully EMERGENCY Fence* * Deck* INDUSTRIES OUR HOUSE 3SS-0SM AAAAA-1 ALL PHASES exi. Remodeling of baths JJJ insured. Free Estimates. and kitchen*. Decks In- Outdoor structure* * Vinyl Siding OF LANDSCAPE CONST ROTOTILLING AMERICAN SERVICE ADDITION* Masonry * Patloi INTRODUCTIONS... stalled. FREE ESTI- Bathroom*, Sundecks, * Doors A Windows A way for people to meet Hock Wall* Tie Wall* Rototllllng With Troy-Built Sewer A drain cleaning, Bathroom A Basement *Remodellslini g Brick Patio* Concrete Established Gardens MATES. Call Tom, 755- Vinyl Siding, Kitchens, Handyman people, every wreak In 8541,800-300-6541. water heaters, Bath- Porch**. 1-000-273-1105 Remodeling 908-333'•78l8 your local Forbes news- Curbing, Decks, 60 Cents A Square Yard TREE MA1NTENANCE- reeme. All plumbing re- And much more... Sprinkler Systems Trae removal*, shrub orS34-1499. ARTIES CARPET paper. The ad is free, Call 908-534-2674 * PAINTINO BY JOHN* pal re. Always free estimates then on* call doe* It all! Water fall* 4 Ponds pruning. Commercial & Quality Interior Painting ALL PHASES APPUANCE REPAIR and competitive rates. Sale*-Service Call 908-359-8272 residential. Quality work Installation Small Exterior Job* Free eetlmatee, fully In- Washers, dryers, all • Injured* 1 at fair price*. Over 20 iQ%OffW!thThl*Ad sured, references avail- No Job Too Small ABSOLUTELY THE yr*. experience. Also- P.M.C. PLUMBING AND major appl. 115 service CALL JOHN MUSELLI JAM SCHMIEDE Free Estimate* able. BIENIEK CONST. charge. 1-800-201-2243. Free Est. 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Fully In- i»946« Call BIII:908-722-075B Insured • Repairs Removal sured. Recommended by 35 yr», Jim Mllilo & Son* Jeff 908-369-407$ and free eat. 908-752- Reference* Proudly VISIONS OF GREEN 908-847-311 a 1409 Interior Decorators. AFFORDABLE JUNK BATHTUB ft TILE RE 908-988 4138 • Removal 908.7094160 SURFACING- 5 year Furnished. PLUMBING A HEATING OONT CALL Ut I REMOVAL- Reasonable ADDITIONS ACTION TREE SERVICE Modern Equipment VENIt BROS. Low rate*. Good service. Until you'va called the rate*. Free estimate. warranty, free estimates. & ALTERATIONS Call 908-758-5351 12 Year* Experience "ALL" phases of tree/ State Certllled Tr69 Exports Drain cleaning. Free esti- others. Then call 908-786-7863 shrub care, Free Estl 359-61S0 JK'S mate*. Ucenae #6461. OB CONTRACTING lor •Kitchens •Bathrooms CARPENTRV A ROOF- Reason, rates, 302-0040 Call John ( tha highest quality car- APPUANCE REPAIR •Basements •Decks ING- repair. Calling a 90S-73S-44S2 FULLY INSURED WALLCOVERING pentry A homa Improve- Refrlg., Air conditioners, •Ceramic Tile •ETC. floor porches, slaps, ALL UNLIMITED ROAN * KINO ment* at the lowest freezer*, water coolers, Competitive prices paint. Call 358-9020 Adnitlf Tree) eervtee-tree* cut & INSTALLATIONS prlca. We mean III Frea Reach-In coolers, etc, at Fully Insured In tha Clattlfltd! traa debris, removal 233TREE 4190 e»t., fully Insured, rat*. price* you can afford. Free estimate* CARPENTRY BY OUELI 201-478-9902 and 908-782-7888 CONSTRUCTION CO— Heettnej ServMw 908-534-1990 FOR DEPENDABLE, Interior Painting eWaterheatara HIGH QUALITY WORK, Welded vinyl replace * * * * CHABAK CONSTRUC- eDraln Cleaning TION— General carpen- •RAY LAEYT-627-9633* msnt windows & steel J. DEGUTIS doors. Custom decks, A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT- : Quality •High Pressure Jet try, roofing, decks, sld- Forbes Classifieds Ouality masonry ser- CARPENTRY Ing. Insured. 271-1458 ADDITIONS addition*, dormers, Workmanship Drain Cleaning Quality craftsmanship on Bathrooms, Sundacks. kitchen A bath remodel vices. Free estimate. •Bathroom Renovation addition*, •Iterations, HANDVMAN Vinyl Siding, Kitchen*, Ing, basements, dryws.ll References. Insured. 40 Can: Specialists roofing, siding, doors, Can do most anything Porches. 1-600-273H08 A taping. NO JOB TOO yrs. a family business. : •Emergency Service kitchen* A bam, decks & and at reasonable rates. or 834-1499. SMALLf Fully Insured, GREAT RESULTS Every job a specialty. JOB Kllngsbrsl •Since 1998 replacement windows. In- No job too small. In- free eat. T04-02ta. 966-5230 sured, free estimates. sured. Call 908-332-1673. ADDITIONS 381-9656 90G-SSS-ai72 Call WW-784-0014 Dormer*— Siding, Roof- CARPENTRY- A Home C.K. HANDVMAN FOR ing, Baths, Windows A Improvements. I do it MASONRY WORK free sstimates HIRE— Carpentry, re- Doors. 908-782-7824. ALL! All phases oi home Curbing, sidewalks t ajj pjj 4290 4070 placement of windows & Improvement*. Frea esi. patios, steps NINA KALLAS- Painting ftocfrfcatf doors, floor tiles, Decks, AFFORDABLE In*. Stave, 908-988-7042 chimney work A Paperhanging, Re- additions, kitchen, bath HOME REMODELING Interlocking pavers pairs. Plaster/Sheetrock. renovation. 526-5723. Bath, basement, decks, CERAMIC TILE A CALL (909> 689-7929 27 yrs. exp. 322-4030 A-1 HOOPING- Excel- custom tile Installation, MARBLE CONTRACTOR A-1 ELECTRIC CO. FIELDSTONE MASONRY lent work and rate*. Free * * * * wallpapering and int. & 11 yr*. experience, long PAINTING A PAPER esilmate*. No money No Job Too Small Steps, sidewalks, patios, No Challenge Too Great MR. DO RIBHT- Will •xt. painting. Free Est. lasting quality work. 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FULLY INSURED. Nick ABOVE ALL HOOPING comm. & Indust., avail. REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, & reinstallatlon of new a terproollng A regroutlng. 658-9235 Low Rales, Quality Work, days, weekends, nights. brush cleared & re- used Carpet. Since 1950. MASON Free Estimates. 908-828- All work 100 PER CENT PAINTING (Ed RalHy) FREE ESTI Fully Ins., moved. Expert Int/ext. 908-369-8970 GUARANTEED. Call CONTRACTORS 1421 or 906486-6029. reasonable rates, Lie. Interlor/Eiterlor- carpentry, painting, re- Ceramic Tile of flaritan Specializing In all types ALL STATK 9732, 006-766-403O placement windows a Spring Estimates. Power for frea estimate. of masonry: Brick work, Wash. Custom work. HOOPING A PAVING ASPCN ELECTRIC- Alt decks. Tree work, log 2919 block work, concrete, Very neat. Rels. Sheet- Seal Coating driveways 4 •putting, gutters cleaned. FENCE residential needs: house CERAMIC TILE etc. Fully Insured. Free rock Repairs. Fully In*. fill-in cracks. All work fans, smoke detectors, No lob too small. Why estimates. Free Eat. 908-782-3767 guaranteed. Free Esti- break your back? If you * a * tt * Remodeling, Installation lighting, telephones, etc. and repair. Free estl mates, 8100 Off With Quick response. Lie. don't see It, ask. Call us ALL COUNTY NO JOB Thl* A4I 90S-8IS-49S9 today for a FREE estimates 908-236-7935 PAINTING ,#7534. Call 356-3041; FENCE CO. TOO SMALL J.P. ROOPINO 873-0137. mate. Our 17th year. CERAMIC TILE- kltch AAA S26-SS3S All types Wood & Chain- 908-526-3500 HOMB IMPROVEMENTS link Fenca, Free est. •na, bathroom*, counter COONEV ELECTRIC tops, floors, expert CARNEVALE Specialising in Roof A All types of wiring. Light- TINKERING TOM Year round Installation, MASONRY Gutter rapalr, int./Ext. HOME MAINTENANCE A Call: 906-8S4-192S or marble Install., FREE sidewalks, pattos, steps Exterior/Interior painting, cail:94T-81»4 Ing Indoor/Outdoor. EST1I, REP.. 874-7606 cement facing, wall seal- Spas, etc. 908-46902S1 REPAIRS. No |ob 100 90*232-8727 Quality work. small. 908-356-0920. COLTON CLAIRE ing & coaling, Exi drain- Reasonable LJUTS ROOPINO ELECTRICAL SER- HOME IMPROVEMENT "My Patti's Parties ad has generated age, Free est • Fully ins, Insured Build Up Flat A Gravel VICE— Quality work/rea- replace existing CAC Ail work fully guaranteed! Free Estimate* roofs. Rubberized water- sonable rate*. Avail. 4 System with energy ef- many new friendships among the party 900-241-7384 proofing. Skylight* re- pm & wkends. FREE est. FENCE paired. Water light coat- HmuHng*CNMMI Up ficient Hlel Unit. 1 Jay in- TRI-COUNTY MASONRY 968-0467 fully ms./bonded. LAB. ALL PHASE stall. Fully ins. Disc, with goers--and one couple has become PAINTING- Lei a ing. II roof develop* a ELECTRIC. Lie. 10020 SERVICE- All types of isak or sustains any REMODELING Ad S2&0 908-054-0733 masonry work, sidewalks woman do your painting. Call Dan 908-526-3696 •Residential engaged thanks to Forbes Newspapers." Neat, clean quality work, damage after completion AT YOUR DISPOSAL CONNA & steps, driveways, pa- guaranteed, NO •Commercial tios A retaining wall, insured. Free estimates. ' ' ELECTRICAL WORK JOSEPH CONTRACTINO •Industrial CONSTRUCTION CO. CHARGE, Will repair. Clean-Up* a Hauling wood decks, Belgium Call Maryann 560-9235. Security & recessed In Business Since 1973 All phases of carpentry A Patricia Rathbun 10% diacount te Sr. eW- lights, heaters, fans, Qarages, Basements, masonry. Interior re mod block. Free est., fully Ins. ien*. Free EaMmata*. Attics, Yard Waste, Etc. •Sldlng(vlnyl 6 wood) Patti's Parties Sr. disc. Doug 234-9098 PASTEL phones, 240 volt service •Painting Int. A Ext. ellng. Additions. Decks. changes, etc. Problems For Prompt, Reliable •Renovations Patios. Steps. Sidewalks. PAINTING solved, quick response. Service, (908) 522-9141. Free Estimates. Fully In ROOPINO-ALL TYPCB- •Alterations EXT./INT, Fully Ins.. FREE ESTI Lie. #10262. Free est». CLEANUP A LIGHT •Kitchens/Baths surad. Competitive rates. 4140 Pleas* call David at •Heating & Air Cnnd. Call after 8pm Donald VICTORIAN WORK Over 20 yra. exp. P. Dan- HAULING- of all types To get results, call 1-800-300-9321 AFFORDABLE A INB. nucclr 321-8988 Of 489-8814 Free estimates. Insured, Free Estimates 908-84S-39M or Martin low rates, We work week- Referaneea Insured PAINTING A PAPER -:i 469-1396 •:• WESTPIELO HOOPING ends. Tony, 781-0400. 861-7184 <908) 787-4844 D A D'S GUTTERS • ** • SCENIC DESIGN HANGING- Interior/ex- COMPANY Atfwrtff • In Hie Clauttttd! JFK coNsmucnoN- LANDSCAPE A PATTERSON PAINTING All Typee of Roofing Cleaning A flushing, Cranford, 90B-X79-1012 terior. Window repairs. Interior $75/ room, Exte- Screen* Installed, Free ARBORIST CONSTRUCTION INC. Quality workmanship tor A Siding All work guaranteed. TREE SERVICE rior. Free estimates. estimates, Fully Insured. One contractor for all ft Landscape designs <-. 25 years. No job too Work 100% Guaranteed Removal, Trimming, o mound plantings A Sheetrocklng 4 tiling. Free Est. Fully Ine. 908-561-7154 your needs. Large or smafi. Insured. Free esti- References avail. Fully small, we do It alll Stump Grinding. Rafs, pool scapes tjwater falls mate, prompt service. Reasonable A Fully Ins it lawn management-i Insured. 906-728-6997; TO ADVERTISE DAW HOME Bob Stelnman 1-800-7S0-S997 JR HOME IMPROVMENT JOHNSON'S TREE new lawns i> RR ties IMPROVEMENT Painting, roofing, patch- 526-3382 CALL OUR A LANDSCAPE i> retaining walls/rock A PAUL A. MILLAR PAINT- AoVertfM fn tht OasiMetff All phases of Home Imp. *crk & odd |obs 908-8S8-9090 Walkways ft Patios A* PAINTING INO- Meticulous Int/Ext Fully Ins. Free Eslt 908-848-8628 Spraying tt EPA/DEP Cert Int. & Exi. specialist Svcs. 12 yrs exper. Fully CLASSIFIED HOTLINE Interior 4 Exterior * * * * Trucking rt Tree work 15 yr. exp., Ref & Ins. In*. Free est. Excellent 906-968-6924 TOLL FREE You name It, wa do Itl decks RICHARDSON PM#00649 tern, Tree service, lawn SKYVIEW PAINTINO COMPANY PAPERHANOING- No DECKS DECKS malnt./t Free Cut. Spring LANDSCAPING Comm./Resldental/lndust ob too amain Call Nancy *7 PER FOOT. Limited APAINT1HOAN0 Fully Insured Free esi. 276-1549. Union County 908-968-2582 Prep., free est. 874-8083 A THEE SERVICE P0WEAWASHIN0 COMPANY time. Build now and We would like to beautify Interior Exterior only please. save $S$. Fully insured. PELAGO Don't call the rest your home. Call lor FREE Power Wash Sand Blast Call the Best I All Phases of 233-5080 545-5578 Unlimited references. CONSTUCTION CO estimate. We top them WALLPAPERING BY PREDATOR TREE SERV Interior and Exterior FEMININE TOUCH Color portfolio. CALL Roofing - Siding • Decks all, Fully Insured. 906-526-0005 906-4244512 609.298-4126 Painting and Staining .PAINTING* Reasonable rales. Home Remodeling Aluminum Siding Prompt service. Free es- J A D LANDSCAPING STUMP REMOVAL ROOFING DECKS— Offering Cedar Call 908-269-2446 Cleanups, Lawn Care. Re finishing timates. No lob too and CCA at Super Prices Sine* 1974 ANY SIZE, lowosi prlco. House Washing SIDING small. Call 908-231-02*2 Free estimates. Ins. Refs. Full Ins., Free Est. call: Your Design Of Ours 908-7S2-8304 Complete Fully Ins. Free Est. ED BUDD'S 908-873-0229 20yrs exp. Very high * A DELICATE TOUCH * POOL SERVICE Powerwashlng of quality, very neat & Selection to Installation Ttmberilne Construction JIM'S LAWN CARE Siding, Roofs, OpanlngseCloslngs A LANDSCAPING dependable. Lowest 3000 Brand Names 909-793-S761 Gutters, Decks, Expert Inatallalon Vacuum & Full Repair Plants, trees, seed, sod, prices. Super refs. DESIGNER DECKS- Driveways, Patios 908-331-0489 Paint Jobs Design - Instal. • Maint STUMP 0*>t In touch before custom decks 4 addi- Power Washing Available REMOVAL and Walks 908-754-6489 Gutter Protection you pay too much! tions at unbeatable pric- For Decks & Houses •-Top Soil/Mulch Call Spencer McLeish Ad§ In Clattltitd es, An Improvement 1O 908-323-9012 JUST STUMPS •-Land Clearing Systems/Roofing & add tremendous value to f Back Hoe/Dozer Work Gutter Installation • 908-231-6294* don't cost — your home. 6 yrs. sxp. POWE (WASHING INC •Serving Your Area- * Fln»l Quality Work • They pay! Joe Sohwaru 722-0775 Tree A Slump Removal American Eagle all homBa, dock restora OID YOU * 1-800-540-8503 * 908-249-0911 Advertise In (tie C/aitWed! tlon. fences, concrete, le your stump a pain In Fr«» Eillm*t»-Fully tniurtd KNOW . . . etc. We wash everything Something that an ad In this local the GRASS? paper also goes Into 16 Free Estimate Call Free Est. Fully Ins other local papers? Champion Powerwash Senior Cllzon Disc. Reach over 400,000 908-469-7161 Call 24hr*. 908-634-1318 to sell readers with one call I SIDING BY JBM 1-600899-9499 Rasldss & Repalra, LAWN CUTTING Replacement Windows/ Employment Guide ORtVEWAY LAWN CARE Auto? Boat? Home? Roofs. Fully Ins., Free Clean-ups & Landscap- SPECIALIST- Sealcoat- Eat.. John: 90B-7B8-9087 Antiques? Garage Sale? Ing, Pot Holes, CrBcks. ing at recession break- Additions, Belgium STRUCTURES ing ratBB 908-725-4623 5070 - Emptoynwrrt - 5000 Managerial 5010 5020 Or is it a service like Blocks, Crack lining. Hot UNLIMITED Training Paving. Reasonable Homo improvements & LANDSCAPING- lawn EMPLOYMENT 9080 • Part-Time CMM Cars Wantm* Painting? Plumbing? rates. Hand appllod. remodeling. Wo do It all, malnl. Spring cloarups Employment and Smntea» Guaranteed. Free Esti- ust give ua a call. Free Estl Call Vlnce nl 5090 • Employment 900-283-8»21 CHILD CARE/HOUSE Odd jobs? Cabinet work? mate*. 10% discount to 1-800484-1797 Wanted BARTENDER TRAINING MANAGER- Need ma- Sr. Citizen*. JO* or Lee, 5100 • Career ture, caring adult to work THOMAS S DESTEFAN0 LAWN MOWING— (or as Earn up lo $1O$15 /hr. Whatever you have to sell 908-287-4792 little as S20. Thatching, Investments A Train lo be a bartender. FT In our Brldoewater EST. 1975 Opportunities home. Primary child care EXCAVATING A seeding, shrub trimming. Job ptacsment as. we can help you sell it faster Installations & clean-ups 5isliince, fa* It accepted. for 2 girls, age 6 A 4, a* DRIVEWAYS A FENCING TRUCKING wall as misc. house mgr. BY CATENA All types of bacK-npo & Call Jeff 753-6742, 800-532-9222 5010 AMERICAN BARTEND- duties. Must be tidy, non- Call 1 -800-559-9495 Driveway*. Curbing. All trucking work, all types smoker w/own car. types of fencing. Froo LAWN SERVICE ERS SCHOOL o) masonry, concrele & Cleanup, Maintenance 7 30AM-8PM. M-F. Uve-ln and place a classified ad Estimates. Will bast any black-top driveways, also possibility. Call prical 906-968-3432. Affordable Rates trenching, etc.. prompt Free Estimates 5010-5100 5030 eves. aft. 6. 563-9642. for so little, you'll never courteous service, CfMNf DRYWALL CONSTRUC- reasonable rates, fully Call Joa. (900) 068-7191 TION— Sheetrock 4 tap. 5010 • Career Training • m CHILD CARE- need F/T sell anything without it nsured, 90B-469-3570 LUSARDI care for Infant, M-F Ingtg,, specializing In smnll A Services BABYSITTER- lor new- T.A.F. Drywall, Call LAWN MAINTENANCE 5020 • Child Care born In our Highland 7:30«m-5:30pm seeks again. No question about It. lbs. TOTAL HOME 8ERVICES RENOVATIONS Wanted xii I'nrk home, Mon.-Thurs. English speaking, non- 1. BOO -640-3969 Seating A maintaining smoking, experienced Docks, kitchens, baths, 5030 • Employment COMPUTER TRAINING 4-9pm. Exper. necessary. DRYWALL beautllul lawns & Innct- Agencies Rets. 90B-572-749S Child Care provider. INSTALLATION ceramic tile, Interlor/exte- scapes la our bnalnoBs f.spoclnlly for boginners. Light housekeeping. Own lor repairs 369-7022 5040 • Employment - Learn: A FINISHING It's what we do bost Domestic BRANCHBURG— tranap. A R«f. required. Specializing In Additions, WINDOW A-1 REPAIRS Senior discounts • WordPerfect Chlldcare needed for In- 908-276-7305 SOGO - Employment • • Lotus forties Nowspapen Renovations A Base- loplneo glass, putty, 908-9686389 General tant 3 days per wk, exp. ments. Froo Estimates nulk. pilnl & wash 5060 • Employment • • Other Lmdlng and ref. rqd. Please call CRANFORD AREA— 2 MIKES THEE SERVICE Software children, English speak- 908-819-8S28 Quality craftsmanship lor H«Hlth Car* 72S-2BB9. 25 yrs. Free estimates, Tree removal, pruning, Clnssos or t-on-1 Call ing, non-smoker Must nsured, work guaran- brush chipping, slump Em (or ctolaila CHILD CARE/H8KPH — drive. Your house or tied, prompt service. emovnl. log splitting. E-Z COMPUTER live out, Mon-Frl, care lor mine. 276-6944 after 6pm Classifieds Advortise wood chips, ft Firewood. Advertlso Call Bob Stalnman SERVICES 2 '4 and 6 Vi yr old. Light In the Classified! 908-828-3392 Free estimates. Call In the Classified! 0O6-4A9-O623 housekeeping. Somerset. 908-722-3238 1-800-484-7297 X 9077 908-8464091 AdVerttee «n me Cteaiffledf -A Forbes Newspaper SMU-6 / Forbes Newspapers June 30, July 1,2.1903 Employment Guide

ELECTRONIC Auto Sales NEWSPAPER EXP. NEW/USED CAR SALESPEOPLE EQUIPMENT EARN S75K+ DELIVERY UrfrRL 22 FortHtfhr I* looking tor Slip. ASSEMBLERS MnMpiot. Jn our new and used cardeptt. Thii is your chance 10 work with one of (he Mull »8 axptrMiwatf a** ac/e to lafca a d*1 from atart to Hnltfi. Benefits include: world'i mott progressive aerospace companies: Forikm Hawapaaara ia nsnsr taking names for n8lthh»rfc»»aTsft»vsjry In lh« lollawln> e>reast a 1000 CU UPS PER Ma Martin Marietta in East Windsor, New Jersey. a $10M INVENTORY To support our efforts, we are looking for a AOGRESSnc ADVERTISING a U.00O POTCrVTUl MONTHLY BONUS Electronic Equipment Assemblers to work with •Mlddlmx e 28% mONT WHO 00MM boards, boxes, harnesses and oilier electronic Discover Princeton a 0N COMM ON AFTER SELL Excellent career opportunity tor qualified CIRCULATION •NUtuchen a 3% COMM ON ALL USANCE hardware which require* wiring, soldering and a HILL MED. BENEFITS candidates at our 450-bed multi-unit welding to flight quality standards. •Edison Catf (908) 361-7500 or stop by and m leaching facility. ASSISTANT To qualify, you mutt posses a high school •Bound Brook J»ff Uccardl or John CtoftT diploma or equivalent and one yeiir of related • Medical Technologist (MT ASCP) $7 per hr. Join Forbes •Raritan experience. The ability to read schematics, Day Shift - Part Time •Highland Park LIC CARD I Newspapers home deliv- •Plscataway interpret wire diagrams, use electronic equip- Chemistry experience required. ery team. Duties varied Rt 22N, Watchung iunmv*M« ment and maintain documentation is essential. • Phlebotomist - Par Diem •South Plalnfleld You must also Ix: ulilu to use a microscope 2 • 3 years experience required. including field work, car- •Warren •Watchung and work well in a team environment. MIL- rier supervision and cus- •Manvllle STD-2000 and NASA NHBS300 L-eitificMion is For consideration, submit your resume •Branchburg preferred. Shift work is involved or call for application, today! tomer service. Ap- NEED EXTRA $ MONEY- WESTFIELO "V" Aquatic If you have the expertise we seek, act now! Vblanda M. Lahaza, Assistant Director of proximately 15 hours per Qreat avan. positions Department has opening Personnel, 253 Wilhanpoon St., Dalhwr one) or two days par WMk and earn Please fax your resume in confidence to Dcpt. week. Flexible hours. Re- $«9-SM. Mini b* 18 ytwt or oMtf and hava avail. 3.4 or S nlghts/wk for Certified Lifeguard for Princeton, NJ 08540 609497-4337 7pm-finlsh(11 :pm) In- evenings and weekend OA9306J at (703) 821-3521 or mail to: Mar- liable auto necessary. rtllabla transportation. For moro Information cluding Sat. 3:30pm- hours Tor session June tin Marietta, Dept. OA9306J, P.O. Box 8555, In MhMlesea CowMy call tinish(7:30 pm) Ten key 28-September 5, 1993, Ed at t©S-7S1-7tO0 e«t 7401, for routes In calculator or banking Hourly wage flexible with Philadelphia, PA 19101. An equal opportunity Where tradition & innovation meet. Mileage reimbursement. Somerset County call Butch at SOS-7«1*7«OO exp. pref. but willing to "Y" benefits. employer. Call Ed at 1-800-300- •at. 7400. train. Pleas* forward let- Contact: Caml Ralmo THKMHD1CAI. CI-NTI-.R AT ter/resume to: aH-2700, exi. 2*3 9321 ext 7401. Systematlcs Financial Sarv. WORK AT HOME- pick up work days, return next P.O. Box 18000 morning. Min. 4-6 hrs., PRINCETON Pmt-THm New Brunswick, N.J. dally, req. computer, 3 1/ Att: EP. EEOE/AAPasp 2 Inch drive 1 word pro- P/T OFFICE- need cessor abte to export In BANK SPORTS A OAMIS sharp Individual. 3/4 ASCII format, print bold INSTRUCTOR- wanted days per wk. 'A Sal. i Italics. Send typsd let- DIRECTOR OF SALES lor children's programs Qood w/phone & Nos. ter, w/typa style* avail, OPPORTUNITIES starting In Sept. Hours OOPS! 233-0310 NO CALLS. UMSI, 126 A Somerset County high profile, growing not- RETAIL SALES STAFFF vary A may ba flexible. You want too fart Lincoln Blvd., Middlesex COIN ROOM CLERK Full/Pan Tim* Sales help Call Dagmar at tha The winner's name (a Part Time NJ, 08B46 for-profit organization has an immdeiate open- rt«*d»d at Z * H WaatfttM "V" at (toS] aomawnars) before (his Full Time UfllvOffltsYi nt* 12| N Of III 1934700 lor more in- point. ing for a self-starting, media, PR, or sales This position Is located in Cranford. PlalnlUld. Flexible formation. CUSTOMER 8090 schedule. Contact Wi professional for membership and advertising Applicants must be detail oriented and Shirley at 7S4-S141. SUMMER WORK SERVICE have prior cash-handling or Teller expe- ACTIVISTS- You can sales, as well as account maintenance. Retail Temp/Parm Collage ft HS Students make a differencel The NOTICE: All EMPLOY- rience. (18+). 111.25/start. NJ Envlronmanta MENT WANTED adver- Base salary is $15,000 with a realistic first For prompt consideration, please call. IMMEDIATE •OS-7O4-SUS Federation needs Turn spar* tint* tisements are PAYABLE TANDEM OPERATORS articulate A motivated year earnings of $30,000. Employer pays 90% OPENINGS Individuals lo fundraise into spare CA8H IN ADVANCE by cash, Enjoy tha benefits o check, VISA or Master (908) 931-6544 Entry Lsvel positions for working with new equip. tor a tafar NJ, S8-i2/hr. of a fine benefit package. quality Individuals. Must at this growing Somaraat flexible schedule, area Do you hava excellent Card. For a quote on hn. 90B-246-1737. EOE ba people oriented. Ad- County Co. Year round verbal communication cost, please call vancement basad on employment, lull work ADULT AIDE- For skills, problem-solving 1-80O-559-9495. Mail your resume to: performance. Summer week-day or night shift Brldgewater/Raritan Pre- abilities and can you Work Program for stu- and a sign on bonus are School. Hrs, 1-6prn daal with novel situa- PO Box 833 UNITED COUNTIES dents. Career oppty. for Just a law of tha things Mon.-Frl. Start tions with poise and In- HONEST— punctual, grads. Call for starting available. Call 908-725- 9/8/93 thru 8/19/94. Send tuition? nice, attitude lady, would ratas ft times to apply. 9S88 for Information on resume to: Jointure for like a day of house work. Somervltle, NJ 08876-0833 how to apply today. TRUST COMPANY •08-704.1083 Community Adult Educa- It so, then we'd like to Smvl. araa 528-1028 FOUR COMMERCE DRIVE, CRANFORD, N.J. 07016 TELEPHONE SALES tion, Watt Union Ave., mast you. Our Customer or FAX: (908) 722-7823 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER, M/F/H/V Bound Brook, NJ 08805 LEGAL SECRETARY. SALES— carpet cleaners Must have claar speaking Service Department In with new computer and wanted with equip, or voice. High commission. ARTIST/FREELANCE Cranford has flexible HP Laierjet 4 at home, 5090 lust vans, $750/wk to Incantivas. Bonus. Paid To draw realistic line II Part-Time positions and tax, looking for an 8080 8080 50*0 vacation. Earn up to EmploymsMt- $1500 per wk. 1-800-437- lustrations for mall order available. Working a attorney to work lor. 1197 SBOO/wk. Phone Pros catalog, advlsa if can air schedule that's right for Looking for Ihe perfect •arn over $1000. Please bruao. Sand samples to you, you will become a boss to let ma work lor SALES CAREER contact: Tom Lyons at OPPT'Y- Worlds larg- UMSI, 125 Lincoln Blvd.. vital part of the Macy's him or her out of my SOS-TSS-StM Middlesex, O8B4B home. Please call 90S- AC SERVICE PEKION- •IUNOUAL DENTAL ASSISTANT NAIRCUTTERS OFFICE HELP- Wanted est Insurance Co. Is tradition of exceptional ADMINISTRATIVE For general practice, F/T. i Shampooers for busy for Middlesex Boro of- seeking career-minded TRACTOR TRAILER CLERICAL— customer service. 234-2965 1-3 yrs. sup. necessary. DRIVERS good pay, good benefits. ASSISTANT Reliable. X-ray lie. nee, Unlssx Salon. Rt. 22. full fice. Part Time/Full Time, people. Up to $40,000 to service, days. req. min. MAJOR TELEPHONE High energy, organized exp. pref'd. Medical or part time. Call Insurance experience start, no exparlanca nec- (CASUAL) 35 wpm, pleasant per In addition to flexible CO.-Now Hiring. Tech- Call Berkeley Heating For Edison distribution schedules, we offer a 908-647-2444 Individual needed lor bntts. 908-372-4170. 981-1044. prelerred. Write lo John essary. Excellent training sonallty, own car. S6 + nicians, Installers, Acct. busy office, great phone Haelig. PO Box 111, and benefits. Call Joseph canter. Deliveries to fast HR, accrdlng to exp. Mid competitive salary and service reps. No exp. ADMIN. ASSIST. TRAIN •kills & Spanish lluancy DENTAL ASSISTANT HAtRSTYLIST- Bound Brook. NJ 06805. Schaefer at 906-754-7576 lood stores, flexible dlesex. 908-805-0300 generous storawlde dis- necessary. For informa- EC— small electronics a must. Salary, commis- Full time position avail. Experlenced full or part hours, must have exp. & counts. To apply, stop tion, Call 1-219-736-4715, 1 time. Busy modern manuf. co. has an exc sions & benefits. Call for certified/registered PAINTERS- SALES CDL license. Call SOS CLERK/MESSENQER by and fill out an F2617, 9am-9pm. 7 days,. Hllliboro salon. Exc. (2 PM-S:M PM) •ntry laval position (or a 356-2084 tor interview. astlstant with X-ray I! Experlenced S. helpers Male or female. Staal ser- 848-8000. en. an. application at: ' wall organlMd, ••!( motl- cense In Plalnfleld araa. benefit* It working cond. vice center looking for a Fast paced law office . vated Indlv. w/ good CAMPAIGN WORKERS Good Interpersonal and Salary + commission. person to fill telephone TRAVEL AOBNT- Full or seeking ambitious a well 5100 GREAT tSS Call (90B) 359-7811. • ISC ATA WAV- Part Time for established eomm. skills. Successful managerial skills a must. Recycling company sales position. (This Is organized parson with MACY'S Gain political experience, Must be » team player. not telemarketing) Qood agency. Apollo eiparl clerical a typing skills for candidate must ba dalai HANDYMAN needs machinery - oriented and possesses get Involved on environ- Call 908-755-6103 math skills and a good • nea preferred, not diversified duties. Mutt CRANFORD Based out of Edison. maintenance parson with required. Flexible salary/ * exc. telephone mtnntr mental issues, fair taxes, strong background In telephone personality is hava car. Convenient 81 Myrtta Btre* & nat. health carat Sum- DENTAL ASSISTANT Must have transportation a must. Salary com- commission plan. Sand Somervllle location. Call and PC akllla. Inc. WP Industrial maintenance, i NJ mar |obs or long term ca- Team orlantad Individual lo and from Main Office, mensurlte with back- resume to Personnel MS-722-8700 ' 3.1 and Lotui 1-2-3. needed for general S7.00 per hour. welding, wiring, and Director, PO BOX 449 (off«adt1MO.SP) Some adi lined in this ctat- . Tech. aplltuda a piui. II reer opptya avail., great ground and axparlenca. training & health ben- dental practice In Far Mt-217-2100 hydraulic system skills • Some computer knowl- Rarltan, NJ, 0R869 CREW PERSON Equal OoeXy. Employer tifictticn m*y require a fee Interested please call Hills, 1 or all of the must. Class I License a (o purchme information (90S) 489-5551 or stnd efits, call today: HOUSE CLEANING SPE- edge helpful. Call be- Part time help for ALL 906-246-7811 following days: Mon., plus. 5 yaars minimum tween 9-2:30pm dally hours. Apply In parson: and/or mattrialt regarding mumi to: Matrix Con Tues. S FT I. 1-8 pm, Sat. CIALISTS- Join our solid Industrial experi- TRUCK DRIVER/Laborer macy's career inveUmentt and/or tro»» Co. Inc. 566 EMza team, Paid training. In- and ask for J J. Wendy's, 1010 Stalton DID YOU 8-4 pm, Exp. preferred, ence essential. Send CDL Class A. Mutt have Rd., Plscataway opportunities. bath Ava. Somaraat. NJ centive programs. No salary requirements and 201-589-8000 asphalt axp. Call «08 RECEPTIONIST KNOW . . . will train, 908-719-2910 EOE (SOS) BS1-M40 Permanent PT to work In 0BB73. This little ad can be read eves, or Sun. Apply The qualifications to P.O. BOX 7S7-OSS0 •3 NEWSPAPERS- DISPATCH/ Maids, Scotch Plains 234, Monroe, CT 08468. DAVS- light shipping & Acupuncture & Physical reachlng over 1.2 million ADMIN. ASST.- P/T by more than 400,000 SALES PEOPLE- F/T, TRUCK DRIVERWARE- Therapy office In Clark. readers in 17 publica- OFFICE CLERKFT- Im- 908-590-0003. office duties. Raq. i yr readers! Your classified possible F/T Rarltan Ctr. PIZZA HUT DELIVERY ~ P/T, private contractor. HOUSE- F/T. lifting req.. Typing essential. Mon, ad can be Included ip WP, phones, clerical, tions throughout Somer- mediate opening entry Remuneration very high w/any pervious em- level position for busy ITALIAN / IS now hiring for drivers. SS/Hr, entry laval, + ben- ployer, could become F/ Tues. A Thurs. 8:15am- SCAN - New Jersey's Stutfenta OK 728-6640 set. Middlesex and Union for aggressive Direct efits, 46S-22M 1:30pm. Plaase call Counties? It caught your delivery sarvlee. $7.00 FRENCH CHEFS Join America's leading T. $5/8 start. Middlesex, Statewide Classified Ad pizza chain. Exc. money Sales People. Central Network. All It takes Is ADMINISTRATIVE attention, didn't It? per hour with benefits. Upscale restaurant In New Jersey Territory. Sell WAREHOUSE 805-0200 9OS-3S2-2434 ASSISTANT Call YOUR ad In today! Call M6-7M-3M2 need of axp. qualified making opportunity for SUPERVISOR- College RECEPTIONIST- Mon $219 and one easy parsons. Good pay. Call motivated Individual. We the Health Care Industry DELI HELP- Mon.-Frl phone call. Phone 1-800- Coldwell Banker Schlotl 1-S0O-SS9-M95 DRIVER/COURIER- For s newest product, the grada or Junior level ac- lunch hours & some Fri.. 12-2 pm, ideal for We Oat Results! 90B-7S1-1S8B between offer flexible hours and Hlghschool student, Pis. 559-9495 for all the de- Haaltora of South Plaln- secure, growing com- an earning potential of Universal Healthcare cepted. Major food dls- Sals., exp. prel. Please tails. 10-1 pm Mon.-Frl, ask lor Credit Card! Manage- rlbutor, Edison, N.J. call Colleen: 276-9155 fleld Is looking for an CHILOCARE- earn pany Permanent, lull- Manager. $10/hr. Apply In person call 90B-752-983B before aggressive, organized, time. Hillsborough-based ment prosltions avail- Comprehensive benefits 11am or after 2pm. ASSEMBLERS- Excel- money providing quality now at Somerset Pizza pekg. Must work week- RECEPTIONIST- PT for and committed indi- company specializing in JOHNSON'S TREE Mut Delivery, 1135 Eas- able. If you have direct Dental Office In Belle lent Income to assemble chlldcare lor 1 or more sales experience, call for ends. Mid $20's. Reply DENTAL products at homo, Into 1- vidual. Muat ba able to children In your own the protection and man- a LANDSCAPE SERVICE ton Ave. 220-0900 Mttd. Mature person agement of computer confidential Interview 9 to: TCP/HP, P.O.Box 83, RECEPTIONIST/ASS'T. 504-646-1700 DEPT. NJ- Interact wall with sales home. MONDAY MORN- Climbers, Ground men, Sonwrvlll*, N.J. 08878. preferred. Call Or. Peter- records. Must have neat Salesmen, Landscapes, REAL ESTATE AM to 2 PM Tues/Wed. Dunellen. Will train. Mon. son 9Oa-38«-8Sa 1. 8331 people. Excellent ben- ING INC, offers free In- Ask for Larry Slmms & Wed. 11-7. Call 908- efits. Real Estate experi- surance, referrals, equip- appearance, be able to Foremen, call:6S8-4794 APPRAISER/CAREER ATTENTION!- Read communicate well with OPPORTUNITY- N.J. li- N.H.C.B. 908-214-2672 752-3677, 238-8960. SALES RCPS NEEDED- ence a plus. Computer ment, back-up & more. MAINT. MECHANIC- now and for the fall. books for payl S100 a Unton County 908-668- customers and have a cense req. Hunlerdon, DENTAL— Receptionist, title. Amazing recorded experience preferred. clean driving record. Maintain ft repair pro- Somerset & Warren SALES- Get In on ground BUSINESS Chrlbtmas Atound the Call for Interview. Ask 4884; Somerset County cessing equip., electrical 11. Make big money now people oriented World: new catalog, new message. 908-424-0642 908-52B-4884 Steady salary, pleasant Counties. Send sample Individual needed tor for Maryann at 908-668- worKIng conditions, PS/ background a + , will appraisal & resume to: on waterless car wash. FOR SALE programs, also booking AVON SALES- All 0020. train, valid drivers Me. Call Carmelo 463-0556 general dental practice in CLEANING, PERSON 401-K plans, dental as- H. Bennett 1 Co., 2040 Far Hills. Exp, pref., top parties. Call Lynn 561- areas. For information ADMINISTRATIVE tor small motel, in sistance, company paid 908-27 1-4700, M-F Mlllburn Ave., P.O. Box e Create beautiful wick- 8082. Leave Mesaagel call SALES/SALES et style furniture out salary for qualified ASSISTANT- Fun, Brldgewater, Live-in major medical. Call Mrs. •• MANAGEMENT•• S8«, Maplewood, N.J. person, Mon.12:3 0- SECRETARY- 30 hrs. a 1.800-868-2898 progressive, non-prollt 722-0773 Brannen, 369-5900 Mon- •• TRAINEE •• 07040. MANAGEMENT of fiberglass. 5:30pm. Frl.1-5pm, and week for insuranco agen- seeks parson with Word day thru Thursday, be- BE YOUR OWN BOSS. COLLEGE STUDENTS 2 year program with a REAL ESTATE CAREER IMMEDIATE OPENING. every other sat.8am- cy in SB. Klssol Agency Enrn $2500 pariiime tb Perfect exp Must be tween 10:00 AM-2:00 PM. starling salary of 3OK + . Are you ready to earn 4pm. Call 908-718-2910. 356-0068. organized, detail- H.S. SENIORS WEIOEL REALTORS, SBOOO lullllme per month DRIVERS • Call- Hlllsborough. We are between $30,00 0- processing Insurance oriented, strong verbal/ • (SOS) 7I2-47S8 • looking for good peopte $50,000 your first year LIBRARY ASSISTANT- SUNDAY- Paper Route. written skills. Low 20's. Union County branch at For Holl-Oft COL Class B e Low cost, high profit Adaptable person to 5:30-9:00 a.m. Good claims lor physicians, national corp. will fill 12 a must. Garbage truck, MANAGER, ENTRY to join our sales staff. and $50,000$BO.aOO business is protected dentists • other health- Send resume to Com- Whether licensed or unli- work busy circulation pay, no collecting. munications, United Way, positions. $11.25 to start. good pay 8 benellts. LEVEL— Fun, progres- your second year; then by patents. No fran- desk, 44 hrs. per 2 wk. (908) 233-0310 care providers. Software Must be over 18. Gain Apply In person: sive, non-profit seeks censed, we can gel you we'd like to speak to purchase required plu* 205 W. Main St., Somer- started In a successful chise or royally fees. period, some nights & vllle, NJ 0B876 EOE. exp. (908) 381-390B. Carmine Forglone 4 manager to coordinate a you. The leading every other Sat. $5.65/hr. SUPERVISOR- For Bed- computer. 1-800-782- Sons Inc., 2201 Roos- Real Estate Career. Flex- NATIONAL REAL ES- mlnsler Elementary SAMS. CONSTRUCTION— Now donated items program Call Westlleld Memorial evelt Ava., South Plain- for non-prolit* among hours, unlimited earning TATE office in NJ is School before & after ADVERTISING) SALES hiring carpenters' help- potential & hands-on Library, 908-789-4090 FASHION ADVISOR flald, N.J. many other responsibili- looking for 2 CAREER from 10-5, ask for Ms. school programs. Hrs. 7- ers, exp. painters & training. Call Judl Hltt, minded people for resi- 9am & 3-epm, Mon-Frl. Wear & show ladles Jow- Ferbaa Newspapers Is laborers. (908) 369-0009. DRIVERS ties. Must be profes- • Looking, to hconso Kenney or Ms. Ryan. looking for ADVERTIS- sional with proficient Manager, 359-7100 dential, new homes when 9Chool Is In ses- olry 2 evos. $125 No in- Needed for school trans- one manufacturer In vestment. 908-756-306B ING SALES PROFES- * * * * vsrbal A organizational sales, commercial In- Ir.i marKotlng nrea sion. Start 9/B/93. Send portation company CDL REAL ESTATE SALES MAKE YOUR DASH FOR osumo to: Jointure tor SIONALS. B««rgy, ••pa- COOKS- FT/PT. Apply required. Training avail- skills. Bachelors degree If you are earning over vestment sales & leas- FED.— Govt. Is hiring! tience and dependable in person: Buxzy's Pub, & Word Perfect Ing In Central Jersey EXTRA CASH- As a Community Adult Educa- $16-62k/yr.Amazing re- able. Work available In (15,000 a year In renl es- part-time Forbes News- ion, Wost Union Avo transportation • must. 200 Stalton Rd. Somerset, Hunlerdon, pretorred. Send resume late, would you like to area. WE WILL GET For more information corded mscj rovoals da- L. Oaborn, Fojbes Plscauway to Community Services, YOU LICENSED and paper telemarketing rep- Bound Brook. NJ 00005. tnila. 609-695-342B,X-104, Union, and Middlesex find out how to Increaso call Brad Collins resentative. Newspapers, (908)722- Counties. Hospitallzatlon United Way, 205 West your income? Call Donna TRAIN YOU. For confi- Telemarketing 3000 am 6102, (fas BOS- COOK/CHEF- PT/FT, mo- Main Street, Somervllle, dential Interview, catl FLEXIBLE HOURS- tivated person/exp. Must available. Train now In Coolbaugh, Regional Di- 1-800-345-8166 831-13SS). NJ 08876 EOE rector of Career Oevsl- Kon Worden at Century S7.00 per hour plus ex- Tupperware consultants work weekends.GrBnl op- July and August lor Sep- collent commission struc- MAKE YOUR DASH needed. S S S S I Call EOE tember work. Call opmenl for Welchert, 21 Worden A Green, FOR EXTRA CASH portunity tor career mind- MECHANIC W8874-4700 ture. Call John or Glen at Mnrcia at 908-549-3180. ADVISOR FOR USY/ sd Indlv. Salary corn- 302-0898, exi. 107 for KENILWORTH PUBLIC Realtors at (201)809- 9060 1889 for a private, confi- 1-800-300-9321 Or 908- KADIMAH- Temple mensurales/exp. Somer- Cindy or ext. 121 for WORKS DEPARTMENT EmpfoyrrMNrt- 7B1-7900e*t. 7302. As a parttimo Forbes FRIENDLY HOME PAR- Beth El, 338 Walnut St, set Cty. 908-580-9324 Dale. HEAVY DUTY DIESEL A dential Interview, SALES- P/T EVENING Newspaper telemarketing TIES— now has open- HmmhhCmn MEDICAL ASSISTANT eprosent.itivG ings for demonstrators. Cranford. Contact Fern DRIVERS/CHAUFFEUR GAS REAL ESTATE SALES INSIDE ACCOUNT EX- Cagan, 908-2726372 or Qood Pay ECUTIVE NEEDED. PO- PT. mature, reliable per- No cash Investment. Part CUSTOMER Exp. and knowledge of Maximize your earning son Must Ilko contact $7.00 par hour plus ex- time hours with full lime Temple Office, 276-9231. area a must. 25 • yrs Fringe Benefits polenllal. Plenty ol floor SITION CAN LEAD TO AIDE/COMPANION- SERVICE Applications avail, at PERMANENT CAREER IN with patlonls. 14-1B hrs./ collont commission struc- pay. Two catalogs, ovor ART* • CRAFTS otd, clean lie. 297-tOOt time, plenty of leads - erly lady needs cook- wk. Hotp with patient ture Call John or Glen at 700 Hems. Calf 1-800- Borough Clerk's Office, higher earnings. Join MORTGAGE BANKING. I, light housowork, INSTRUCTOR— wanted DRIVERS- F/T. Busy SALES BACKGROUND A low 8 preparing Exam B00-300-9321 or 908- 488-4875 for preschool A elem. Borough Hall, 567 Boule- Century 21 s , drivers He, exp. LOCAL CO. seeks a delivery service. NJ-NYC, vard, Kenllworth, NJ PLUS BUT WILL TRAIN Rooms for doctor. Typing 78t-7B0Oext. 7302. age children starting In McGe*) Realtors 90B-233-S057 after 2pm. a must. Medical offlco INTERNATIONAL EM- skilled person lor a chal- must have own vehicle; 07033, (908) 276-9090. 008-828-4440 RIGHT CANDIDATE PLOYMENT— Make up Sept. Flexible hours. Call pickup truck or van a expor. doslrablo Tell In n TELEMARKETING SU- Dagmar at tha Westfleld lenging temporary job 1035 HI. 202 Branchburg. CALL LINDA 298-1100 MARKETING ERVISOR- PT Hire, lo $2,000 /month leach- r MKTINQ/SALES MOR letter if this is lor you. -V at (tea) 233-2700. tha! may be permanent plus. Call 908-758-3992, FOR INTERVIEW, POSITIONS- rmn, supervise lolpninr- Ing basic conversational DIVERSE DUTIES invoNe 10am-3:00pm. Local natural fiber bed- REAL ESTATE SALES- Avallablo with a mn|or Writo: Box 147, %Forbes SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Newspapers, P.O. Box eters to recruit vulun- English abroad, Japan 4 Auto order processing, client ding and furniture store experience pref. High Japanese hoalth caro F/PT— Locnl towing co. soots Indiv. with afrong NEEDED. Soptombor G99, Somorvlllo, NJ eor lor the AHA rosldon- Tniwan No proviou* MANAGER/ASST. MGR. relations, problem solving commission paid To call company. Excellent bon- nl enmpnign. Eves & training roquirocl For orn, looking for rollablo per- sales skills, good sense for a confldoniiBl Inter- openings in Somerset & eflts. Call for nppolnt- 0B87O ••••WILL TRAIN**" & records management. son. Must have valid NJ OHIO weekonds. Aug. ploymonl program cnlh EXCELLENT OP- ol Interior design and view 900-769-0033 Hunlerdon Routes and/ ment, (DOB) 534-1722. license. Exp. profered. who Is bursting w/ Ideas or trips. 111/hour. MEDICAL ASST./RE- hru Doc. Smoke froo ol- (206) 632-1 146 a»l Full service tiro and auto PORTUNITY to work In a Bodmlnater 234-9678. RECEPTIONIST NEED- CEPT.- Ob/Qyn, practice Ice, SiO/hr Reauino lo: JB969 (Refundable Foo) aarvlce center seeking pleasant learn environ- on how to spread the Call Jim, 78B-S7BS. word about our company ED— weekends and Exp. prof Willing to train. \HA. 1 Bleekor. ST. Mil- aggressive person w/ ment while making on In- FENCE- Installers, sub SECRETARIES W/W.P. 4 civilrf/it In th§ Cloitttlodl jurn, NJ 07041 LOCAL VENDINd and our social and politi- some evenings for busy 3gZ-54't4 10-12:00 only. ROUTE: $1200.00 n week good sales ability S man- dividual contribution. contractors, sales & yard veterinary hospital. Call High Power Tompa agerial skills. Applicants NEED ONLV person. Well estab.Fence cal goals Interest and MEDICAL OFFICE ELEPHONE potential. Musi soil, i- enthusiasm more Impor- 359-3161. needs Depondable. Qual- SUBURBAN AUTO MALL good office and com- Co. benefits Eagle Fence ified Temporary Employ- NURSE- P/T buBy pocll- ASST.— PT, 8:45am to SOLICITOR- Call from U00-653-8O63. Somenrtlle/Meiuchen munication skills. Prior * Supply 908-526-5775 tant than experience. RECEPTIONIST/MEDI- atrlc office. Call Mary :15pm Mon-Frl. Exper local office or your Send resume and letter ees to fill job ordora from UNDERCOVER WEAR <»0S) 72B-6M6 xp. ts helpful. CAL ASST.- Mon. Tuea. our client companies In Jane 008-233-6450 rel 908-755-4232. rarriB, Flox. hrs, Pny plus FITNESS TRAINERS- o White Lotus Futon, Thurs. Frl. 1:30-6:30 pm onus. Easy to follow PT salos agonts noodocl, 191 Hamilton St., New this area. NUR8B- Part Time, fIN MEDICAL RECEPT./SEC. HosTussos roceivo FflEQ AVON SALES- All CALLNOWI Aeroblc Instructors nodd- Wod. 10-3pm Will train crlpt. Ed 908-233-190Cr_ areas. For Information ed lor Independent busi- Brunswick, NJ 00901 HIGH POWER TEMPS or LPN, family practice or General Prnctlco llnnorle For nn evening 908-685-9120 mature Individual Call 105 East Union Ave : of fun, fnstiron & fantasy call ness opportunities. FT/ 908^72^7990 offlco In Somorvlllo lox, hrs, PT 908-234- TOP EDUCATIONAL NIGHT CUBTODIAN- Bound Brook, NJ 0880S Hours mixed Including 221 Bornnrdnvlllo nrnn Cfill Jonn 908-287-8723 TARGET PJ_Cnn_757-S523._ o. expanding In nron. 2nd shift, 3 PM-11 PM. RESTAURANT HELP- 908J80-91SS some weekends. Experi- Tonchlnn. PTA, church INTRODUCTIONS... Human Resources, Inc. GIRLS— Ages 719 Minimum starting salary MEDICAL RECEPTION- WANT TO EARN EXTRA Walters/Waltresoes. Host SECRETARY ence helpful but will train ST— PT, mnturo, do- work hoipful. Flox hrs, A way (or people 1o meet wantod lo compoto In NJ $19,115, plus S661 night the right person Call MONEY AT HOME7— DEMO/SALES- Serious /Hostesses. Bus person, Local co'a are seeking endnblo person with II bonellts A training, Stop l>y slop book I0II9 people, every week In demonstrators. $10 i /hr Ms Fusing Star Pngennl stipend. Black seal li- Bartenders and Kitchen Joyce, B08-S8S-0SS5 be- nil 1-000-232-3D7B or CjiJI_1 -800-7 13-4083. oxp. socrolnrlos for long- MCOI telephone rnannor. how. For Into Just sont' your local Forbes news- Earnings unllmltod w/ cense preforred. Excel- help. Apply In person 1orm tamp, positions tween 9 A 4, Mon -Prl 01-B6S-2H1 ROE paper. Tha ad It free, lent benefits. Position days/wk. In very busy SASt to K. Mnym, !> Lu- exc. Co., Christmas HAIR STYLIST- experi- only. gam-5pm Mon-Frl. Word Processing a must, medical olflco. Must clruln Ct., Edlaort. NJ then one call does II all I Around the World. Free available Immediately. 12 Villa Plancone Restaurant 'AN DRIVER- 3 Mrs n twas enced. FT/PT, salary plu9 month position. Call Per- Apply In person or call* Ads In Clatslfied ype. Medical office lay to trnnslor cllonta nl 00020 kit, no Investment, will commission. Call Hair 2991 Hamilton Bivd. S. 90B-22B-7B00, por n plus. Send letter rain. Call 908-905-8785 sonnel office, Montgom- lalnfleld (lust off Hi. ioclnl Snrvlcos Org Works, 908-874-7881 ry Township schools, PROGRESSIVE don't coMt — oiling about yourself to: Previous oxp. prolorrod 2B7). 561-2722. RESOURCES AdvortlsQ AdVwtfie in ih» Clntlffd! Sklllman. 906-674-5203 They pay! 9ox 140. KForbos News- nterestod purlieu con- E.O./A.A.E 16 Campus Plaia apers, P.O. Box 009, act. IHN, P.O. Box 575. in lha Classified! Advertise In the Classified! 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BAR-BAT MTTZVAH CLASSES OF CENTRAL NEW JERSEY CENTURYjfe MAMQKP REAL1Y Serving Somerset RARJTAN PIZZERIA For boys and girls Middlesex and Union Counties MAIN STREET RESTAURANT 26 Thompson St ages 9-13 .NJ (908) 722-3000 600 East Min St Raritan,NJ ? (908) 828-7373 ,NJ (908) 526-7474 1420

CHARLES P. BECKER, INC SENA REALTY ^lorristown Airport &LACE 370 E. Main St 157 South Bridge St CLAYTON AMERMAN DODGE JEEP/EAGLE Somerville, NJ Somervflle, NJ 1 (201) 455-7700 Peap*ck,NJ Route 22 East (908) 725-9229 (908) 234-0143 Somerville, NJ (908)253-8400

BELLE MEAD GARAGE ICAL COMPANY SOMERSET NISSAN Route 206 1020 Route 22 East Somerville, NJ Belle Mead, NJ Frenchtown, NJ (908) 359-8131 (908) 996-3140 (908)7224600

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iKf.'.rtiU.^i June 30, July 1,2,1963 Forbes Newspapers U-1 Real Guide Colonial's quality commands attention FANWOOD — Comfort, quality and convenience am the hall- mark* of this center hall colonial at 310 North Ave. Situated on a half-acre of professionally landscaped ground, the house lists lor $289,000 through Coldwell Banker Schlott Space and beauty abound in this home, which features four nicely sized bedrooms and two and a half baths. On the first floor, the whole family will enjoy an lft-by-13 family room with HOUSE TOURS a raised hearth brick fireplace, wall-to-wall carpets, built ins, and recessed lights. Glass sliding doors lead to an outdoor deck. The living room is a spacious 26-by-12. light fills the room through a dramatic triple picture window and three additional windows. The room features watt-to-wall carpeting. A 13-by-12 formal dining room also has a triple window. A chair rail and wall-to-wall carpeting add to the room's charm. The kitchen is a cook's delight At 16-by-13 feet, it boasts a new dishwasher, wood cabinets, electric range, pantry, breakfast area, and carpeting. The laundry room is 8-by-6 feet, and features tile flooring and a back'door. A half bath is beige with a vanity. • Four generously sized bedrooms and two full baths make up the second floor. The master bedroom is 16-by-15, and features hardwood floors, two double closets, two windows and a full bath. Three additional bedrooms are 16-by-10, 12-by-12, and 13-by-10. each with hardwood floors and a double closet For more information, or to visit the home, call Pat Glaydura, Photo oourtMy ot COLDWELL BANKER SCHLOTT CokhveU Banker Schlott, Scotch Plains, at 322-9102. This home at 310 North Ave., Fanwood, follows the traditional center hall colonial design. Tipsheet 310 North Awe., Fanwood AH 864*471 ft* Lot 4 2.5 security system, Ml

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•010 - HttiM* Under I1M . Wantedto Bu y limitation or dl*crlm(na Complaint) of discrimina- •1BO.00O •1M» • MiHlllii and tlon basad on race tion In housing on lha MOO «aao 9020 •070 HtAL F'if Alt color, religion, m or na basis of race, color, Homes forSat o tlonal origin, or an Inten creed, ancestry, marital for Sale Nome* for Safe CCMMAMIInlnJJIU •140 • MlaMaee RaalCMatajaai e •040 • tunny Itomm tlon to make any such status, sex or handicap IHWH preference, limitation o should be made to New BOUND SHOOK CRANFORD MCTUCHEN- 5 BR, 2 1/ SOMERVILLE- reduced HILLSBORO- 2 Level, H discrimination. Jersey Division on Civil 2-FAMILY A Split Level w/3 room 2 bath, expanded ranch, lor quick sale. 12 yr. 2BR, AC. W4D, bsmt., Rights. 363 W. State St., $15,000 par yr. potential apt. for Mom or Dad, on near High school, Ideal ranch, meticulously pool/tennis, Townhouse IOUAL This newspaper will no1 Trenton, NJ 08616. Income. 3BR down. 2BR a lovely ireeilrted street for someone w/live-in maintained. 3BR, 2vi Design, remodeled. HOUSING knowingly accept any ad Phono (609)292-4605. up, In excel, area. Too 2 full baths, science Kit. parents or grown chil- baths, many amenities. $98,000. (90S) 2B1-0626. OPPORTUNITY vertlslng (or real estate many amenities to list. LR, formal DR, 3BBS dren, Inclds frpl, 2 car Must Soo 908-722-6552 •070-Condominiums Gas heating + separate NO. BHUNSWICK- [DOQOl T which is In violation o' Call soonl »189,900 gar., enclosed porch, re Below market valued All raal tittle advtniieO the law. Our readers oro Prudential Pioneer entrance to apt. Deck, duced $205,000, by Advertise in the Cltsnlledi In ttili n*w«p*p«r li tub- Informed that all dweil 9010 Raal e*tat« car garage. 1229,000. owner, 563-0187 Magnificent 2 BR, 2 bath •cl to the Fadaral Fair ings advertised in this nesiw •M-S74-3400 Penthouse in Gov's. Pt. •100 • MmK AMMO* Housing Act of 1960 newspaper are available $150,000 MIDDLESEX- 3BR, EIK, II. Fplc., skylts. & morel •110-OiMof Anta which mak«* It Illegal to on an equal opportunity BOUND BROOK- By AC, fin. bsmt, 1 v<, balh. 9030 192,900. &08-821-0327. 9010-9640 Owner, Piedmont Farms. etc. loc , many extras advartlM any preference basis. Farms SOMERSET- Quail- MIDDLESEX— By owner, 3 BR colonial split, 2 1/2 Appt. only. 908-968-2491. brooK. 2 BR, 1 bath, 2nd 2 lamily, zoned residen- bath, LR, DR, EIK, FR w/ fl all appls. inc. $76,000. wood stove, Florida Rm, MIDDLESEX- Etc tial or commercial, cond., 4 BR, FR, 2 bath. FRANKFORD TWP-Sus- 873-0318 $16,000 + per yr. poten- 2 car Garg.. 16x24 deck, Century 21 3/4 wooded acre, O.S. Kuiama tin. bsmt; gar. Fenced sox Cty, 113 ac. -$8500/ tial income. 2 BR down- yard Extras. $169,900 ac Near Rt.206/1 5/565 stairs, 1 BR upstairs. 5203,900, 908-560-8481 IISMIInSI. Cranford, NJ 07016 469-6221 Tfanquility Realty 908- Experts in Residential Sales Asking $125,000. nag. 852-1516 Broker owner (90S) 9 6 8-8831. 946-272-8337 PISCATAWAY, NEW CO- 9060 LONIAL- 4BR, 2 1/2 Townhouat Over $58,000,000 in closed sales. Adv§Mte baths, ktch. Iv rm. dng 9070 9020 rm, lam rm, fire pi, full Condominiums In the Classified! bsmt., 2 car garage, 100 BRIDGEWATER- Fair- X 100 lot, S219.300 754- ways-Deluxe 2BR. ?. bath 5162. BEDMINSTER- The Unit, overlooking Golf This team is working MARTINSVILLE Course. Sacrilice price SOUTH PLAINFIELD Hills, 2 BR, corner unit, together to serve you better, ...of Krvlce and NEW LISTING 2nd fir, AC. all appl. inc. $184,900, move In-avaii. Best buy In town! Going, immed. PASCALE REAL- WHILE YOU'RE HOUSE Improvement li Going. Beaulilul 3 bed- W&D, deck, newly car- combining years of success HUNTING... Hunt to see advertlied In COUNTRY CHALET p o I o d tiled /painted, TORS, 808-722-1032, This lovely 3BR, 2 bath room. 1.5 balh Colonial tl you're our wlrmar of a clauifltd. IVhtn you Duplex. A lol to otfgr (or movo-in ro^dy. cathodral BRIDGCWATER- with hundreds of satisfied Forbes coffee mugt homo rests on 4 wood- coiling. S79.B00. 908- need a helping hand, only $129,900, Don t Vanderhaven, largest 3 clients and customers. get the claulfled ed acres in mountain wait. Coma see it today! 781 C9L.Q. Rose Eaton. area. Home boasts big BR brick, end unit, fplc. habit. SPF 1134 BRIDGEWATER- 2 6R, deck, upgrades $143,000 wood dock w/wlnter upper one! unit w garage. firm BOB-5 26-7 856. BRANCHBURG- views, 2 car detach ga- Wonderful Ranch. Mini They sell houses BELLE MEAD- Hlllsbor- rage $329,000. Thla Taxes $10^9 S77.900. ough, spacious 13 yr old. Blg trees, large roomy condition homo near ov- 1,56-3416 DID YOU 4 BR, 2 t/2 bath, colo- cape, 2 V* car garage, won't laatl Call erythingl! Maintenance tlRKLY HGTS- 1 yoar KNOW . . . and plenty of them! nial, LR, DR, FR, Lg EIK, 4 BR, 2-Zone heal. Princi- Century 21 Iree exterior, 1 car ga- (hat an ad In this local Kate Lund, crs Mary Lupin! $245,601, owner is NJ pals only. $188,500. McGEE REALTORS rage, finished bsmnt FR young 2200 sq. ft 2 hclMii condo w 2 1/2 paper also goes into 16 LIC. realtor. W: 906-572-5701, Ext.181 1035 Ft!.202 Branchburg on main levol, fenced other local papers? Broker-Owner Manager-Owner H: 685-2067. yard Won't Last!!! Djiihf; 3ii(i jncuzzi. Many 908-359-5622 900-528-4440 upgrades. Fplc. 2 car Hoach over 400.000 readers with one call! SPF 1133 $152,000 mu and walk out bsmt THIS PISCATAWAY HOME EASILY BLENDS Sacrifice 5299.000 by 1.800-559-9495 COLDWELL BANKER OAnor 190RI 75?-8600.' SCHLOTT Betty. Evcg (908) 755- INTRODUCTIONS... THE BEAUTY OF OUTDOORS TO INDOORS 9631 A way lor people to meet REALTORS people, every week in 908-668-0020 HIGHLAND PARK your local Forbes news- 1BR. AC, WfD, 14x22 LR. paper. The ad is free, Advtrttu In the C/mfflod' oiposod brick walls, then one call does It alii $105,000. 908-247-3615 1-B00-559-9495 HOUSE OF THE WEEK CRANFORD $177,000 EASY LIVIN No matter how you plan on spending A pictuto window & dontfltg molding irim the living tootn vVall to wall carpet enhances the living room, cimmg room & slflifg Iho kiichcn o«iis lo A IBISBO paiio w/Qluminum awning Two bed'ciom* tin iho 1st Hoor and 1 bedroom & your leisure time, it won 7 be in'go waih-in close! on iho 2nd Moot • room for nnocw bodroom Matnie- nonco Irco axlBrior1 On a qu-ui auooii Call u$ uictay Inf your IOLKS on household maintenance!!!

Literally speaking," this house Is for the birds"! Actually, It has special features CONDOMINIUMS for the whole family! The yard Is for bird watchers. The gardens are beautiful and • Starting as low as S91,900 the pleasures of nature are grand. The family will enjoy the privacy and It is fully • Prosligo fenced. The interior of this • Owner Supplied Financing to qualified buyers home Is updated with newer • Peaceful A scronp bathe and kitchen. The home Re/Max Realty Center CHANI QttQ • Many ifjcenl irnprovi' MOUNTAINSIDE • 3 BR ranch w/ estate like giounds merits! LH *rlireplnro, InryP ftVl. t)in> entonof & fllum. Inm Piclu'o has large size rooms your fam- | ^êj^ 75 Lincoln Highway (Ri.27) windows in me LR ft DR. LR life* • Easy walk to NY train. EIK, Iwo 1st fl 9Rs & BA - a BH, "J town shops t)A ft room tnr nipni'înn on Ifif1 i"*fic 1 plfico. ET1K !t*c 'm w' tim H Hi s ily will love. Four bedrooms, Berg Building • Isclin, NJ OS83O Cr'AC • fl (lftliO & svivf»n grauncIS pnrrh npw roof %MW 000 • 27 varieties ol l.iyouls two and one-half baths. A Mary Lupini s;'39 wo • Elovaiors avmUiblo huge family room and formal r 217 Prospect Avr living room and dining room are Kate Lund, crs 20 Cranford only a tew of Its amenities. of tandm jrk S You'll appreciate all new win- Broker-Owners Sales Office. dows and the excellent care Serving Middlesex, Somerset & Union Counties REALTOR- 232-8400 276-037Man Fn by Appointmen0 t given to this home. A lot of &N 50 00-4 00 ItSaSSSZSSBSSK^v home for thB money. $198,000 549-9400 • 755-1300 44SLM ST. •WS3TFISL0. NJ, emh office Independently owned A operated U-2 / Forbes Newspapers June 30, Ju+y 1,2,1903 9090 M7O CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES SOMERVILLK— Baal BOUND BROOK- 4 1am- NOYAC U.- 2BR ranch, BOUND BROOK- S NOTICE: AH WANTED ily. 126,000 cash flow, walk to bay beach. Prlv. room duplex, porch loc, spacious 4 BR in 2 APP 90 YR FIXED IS YR FIXED OTHER ashing $189,000, owner Water rights for your yard, bsmnt. $775+ utils fsm., lg modern EIK, DR, TO RENT advert is licensed realtor, fully boat. Avail June or July 2 908-725-735B, 526-6161. LR, yd A deck, S1050/mo nwitt f PAYABLE IN FFF RATE PT8 API RATE PT8 APIRATE PT8 APP1 leased, 908-204-0125, wks./JHOO or S2000/MO. Inc heat. 908-534-8«e» leseutll. 908-234-1958 BOUND BROOK- Newer ADVANCE by QMtl, 3 BR Duplex In nice •OMCRVILUE- Lovely 6 etwek, VISA or Mai Aocountants Mtoa.WhHshsa Sta. S0S-tS7-4S1S 0 7.25 0.50 7.34 B.S3 1.13 S.SS B.50 0.00 0.80 1 9100 POCONOI- BIO BASS neighborhood. $925 plus rooms, 1 BR, new kit., Card. For • qiwt* on LAKE— Luxury hous*, ulll. No pets. 658-3416 bsmt., W/D hook-up, gar. Amboy National Bank,Old Bridga 000-001-0700 200 7.13 3.00 7.4S B.50 2.50 s.os 4.25 1.00 6.14 A lets and Acreage beaches, pools, fishing, no pets. $700/mo plus COM, pliMi catt rowboat, tennis, private BRANCHBURQ- 1BR utils. Refa. & securities. AmarleahFaowal Mtga, Union 000-000-0000 ISO 7.00 1.7S 7.23 B.50 2.00 s.so 7.28 2.25 7:50 B community. Avail, now. avail. Immed., non- NO MONEY DOWN- smoker, $575 Incl. utlls. 725-6470 Bay City Mortgaga. Hazbt 000~t04-S700 350 7.00 2.00 7.20 B.S8 0.00 8.0S 7.S8 1.00 7.48 B TaVe over payments. Po- $425/wk. MW>7a2-S36S. no pets. 704-9054 afier 6 IINQLI PROMI- SOt - 407-f 000 2S5 7.1S 2.SS 7.42 B.7S 2.38 7.14 8.75 2.SS cono Mountains, Bank POCONOS- Saw Crsek. SIONAL- seeks apt/ Biticilay F^l'i Bk A Trust,MHI>m ,'repossessed. Lot fully 3 BFU, Den, pool, tennis., BRANCHBURO- 2 tarn • wooded. Call 717-992- 2nd II. apt. 2BR den/ condo. Reasonable Canlar Fad'l 8aylngs.Prineaton 000-KM-Ot 44 950 S.BS 3.00 7.38 B.50 2.7S 8.88 7.18 8.00 7.80 B qolf, $250/weeker>d. price. Refrences, Avail. bath. Lg. kit/laundry 7.25 1.50 7.4S B.S8 A 908-7S7-aB4S after 6pm. hook-up LR, deck, $650 8/1 908<232-34M. Cantral Mtga 8voa, Watehiing 000-700-0000 2SS 1.25 7.22 4.00 1.76 t>ts iPLUCKEMIN- 2 acres NO. PLAiNFIELO- non SEASIDE PARK- ap- plus utlls. Couples pre- smoker. Lucky you, clean tOMIHtlT/HUNTtll Choioa Mortgaga. Morris Plains 000-144 -Mil SSO 7.50 0.00 7.50 7.00 0.00 7.00 4.50 0.00 6.82 A >plus house, retail zone. prox. 2S0 It. from the ferred. No pets. Cat TON- Looking for con* '$1 M, 908-658-3416 home, avail immed. $90/ 3.00 7.3S B.3S A ocean. Very clean and Eleanor 908-722-6401 wk. Call BOe-7S7-SO68 dos, apts., houses or Coastal Fad'l Mtaa Co..Fraahold 000—771-0170 97Sa B.SS 3.00 7.24 4.00 3.00 6.00 READINGTON large apts. Sleeps 8. rooms for corporate tran> 000-040-4040 SSO 7.83 0.00 7.83 7.13 0.00 7.13 B.28 0.00 N/P L Approved bldg, lot, 2.6 $700 weekly. Call 90S- DORCHESTER SOMERVILLE FUR- ferees. Long/short term CoHactiva Fad'l 8avtoigs,Edlson AC, part, wooded, on cui- 537-2597 HOUSE NISHED ROOM— male period. Furn./unfurn. 000-700-0410 500 7.00 3.00 7.SS B.50 2.25 8.85 4.28 1.76 6.86 A $B0 per wk. Non smoker, 233-4595, Broker, no fee. Countrywtda Mortgaga;VVaatnald do-s.ic in established SO. SEASIDE PK- Lux- Semervllle .'exoc neighborhood. Rel. 725-7238 Crastmont Fad'l 8avings,Claric 000-017-0000 300 7.00 2.50 7.25 6.38 3.00 S.SS s.sa 9.00 6.26 A • $149,000. 908-722-1094. ury oceantront condo, spectacular view, CAC, Luxury SOMERVtLLI- *8S and 000-071-0100 SSO 7.50 0.00 7.50 7.00 O.OO 7,00 3.50 2.O0 6.10 A up. Kit, res., good loca- Dkactora Mtg Loan, RoehaNa Pk. sleeps 6, from $419- High Rise COMMERCIAL 9110 SB09/Wk. 647.7089 Elevator Apartments tion, safe and aecure, Emptra Mortgaga Co.t8omarvillo) 000-074-4440 SSO 7.00 3.00 7.30 8.50 3.00 0.8S 7.75 0.00 7.75 B MQR 722-2107. REAL ESTATE Out of Area ST. MARTIN- Dutch Equity Finajieial.OMBfMga 000-001-0020 325 8.75 2.75 7.05 B.25 2.79 S.SS B.7S 0.00 6.61 D Property side, Beautiful 2 BR, 2 722-9177 SOMERVILLE- Lovely rm., residential, retr., M10 000-110-4400 325 7.13 B.50 3.00 S.S8 D bath villa directly on Studio Flrat Savinga Bank 8LA, EdJson 3.00 7.48 7.04 0.00 6.87 beach, fresh water pool, phone/cable hookup, tta««ertata COUNTRY HOME FOR kit., cable, VCR, Fax & 1 & 2 Bedrooms non-smoker. $75 A up/ MM • ProfaMtonal First 8€curty Mtgs.Ruthwtord M1-0M-1107 0 7.50 0.00 7.59 B.M O.OO 7.05 N7P N/P N/P wk., security & ref. Call SALE- by owner, srtu- phone, maid dally, Rent 7.00 3.00 8.50 3.00 7.18 B aied on outskirts of tiny directly from owner, call OUNELLEN— 1 BR apt. after 4, 725-6470. Qanasls Mtga Svcs^ Brunswick 000-107-8700 S7S 7.30 8.SS 9.00 7.4S hamlet In plcturesqua 904-756-1080 lor more In 2-Family home, prlv. Hudaon Mortgaga Co, N Bargan 000-070-1174 H/P s.ss 2.S5 7.S7 8.38 2.85 8.83 4.S8 0.00 4.50 A Finger Lakes Region ot Into entrance, yard. Includes New York. Statley home heat, water, garbage re- Impariml Cradit,Parsippany 101-007-0000 245 B.SS 3.00 7.1S S.SS 3.00 8.68 3.68 1.25 N/P M TIME SHARE UNITS- moval, WAD. Avail. 8/1. n* MM ; built in 1832. Only mln.s hJuf'fllalatSdaftailldBiaiaÔk' BâifeaVh aS^kMaflk mXAê^kft '. from Interstate. Ideal for and campground mem- Call Jeff or Vinnle at 906- 000-074-7704 275 B.SS 3.00 7.1S B.50 2.76 8.77 S.SS 9.00 S.93 A horses as properly melds berships. Distress sales- 752-6533. ivy isongaga vorp.,' oana ssaao Cheap!! Worldwide se- King Mortgaga Corp., Clifton 000-000-0000 300 B.SS 3.00 7.1S 8.38 2.3S 6.76 3.65 1.86 6.11 A \ many out-buildinga on DUNELLEN- 1 BR, its 17 acres. For inlor- lections, Call VACATION 101-004-0040 225 7.38 0.00 7.SS B.SS 0.00 6.68 7.68 0.00 7.89 B rnntlon call 607-776-6756 NETWORK U.S. and Can- close to trains, priv. en- Manor Mtga Corp, Paraippany ada 800-543-6173. Free trance, 1 vi mo sec. SSO 8.75 7.05 B.25 3.00 6.73 7.00 9.00 7.90 B rental Information 305- $575/mO. 752-1409 MatropolRan Mtga Sve.FraahoM 000-104-0000 3.00 9130 563-5586 •a 3BR, Monarch SvgoBank F8B,Clart( 00O—004—004*0 2SS 8.75 3.00 7.05 B.50 3.00 6.06 s.sa 9.00 6.18 A Mortgages and heat. HW, W»D. yard, YOUR FAVORITE!- 000-001-0710 0 B.SS 2.SS N/P 8.88 0.00 6.86 3.50 2.88 9.85 A Financing Double your pleasure near train/collages July 1 Morgan Canton Fin'l, Matawan double your funt L.I..N.Y $1085 per mo. B4O-102O Mortgaga Monay Mart, Edison 000-048-0101 o- B.SS 3.00 7. IS B.SS 3.00 6.86 S.SS 8.00 6.65 A or Cape Cod. Near pond/ FANWOOO- 4 rm. apt. 3.00 8.50 3.00 5.00 A SAD CREDIT OK! walk to Bay. Use of near station, seoo/mo. Mortgaga 8arvica Co.Somorsat 000-400-4041 0 7.00 7.30 s.sa 0.00 5.00 ocean beaches. Accom- : 7 Days. 9AM-9PM heat 4 water Inc. Avail. 6/ NaiMVy Financial 8\fo,N Plalnflaid S0O-780-O100 2SS 7.SS 0.00 7.38 S.SS 0.00 6.88 8.76 0.00 6.75 O 908-679-7128 modates 6. July/Aug. 1.608-232-3381 Line up a great Heady S725/wk. 908-234-19SS lo go btdp. alia/Munldpil Naw Cantury Mtga,E. Brunswick 000-000-4000 375 7.75 0.00 7.SS 7.25 O.OO 7.41 5.18 0.00 5.21 A BUILD YOUR OWN LEBANON BORO- 2 BR lease... • approv. tor 38M aq. ft. .' HOME NOW! No down- apt. in charming 100 yr. Sewer/flit. 00«-7i1-85« NJ Homa Funding Qroup.Edison 808-148-4400 0 S.SS 3.00 7.1S B.SS 3.00 6.88 7.18 9.00 7.43 B • payment on Miles matert- 94OO old house plus garage. in Classified! ; ais. bolow market con- RENTALS $650 plus util. 658-3418 NJ Savings Bank O0O-711-0071 325 7.25 2.25 7.48 7.00 1.00 7.16 3.88 1.00 6.06 A . s'-uction linancing. Call 1 MAMVIUJE- 1 BR, kit, LR Shopping for a 350 B.SB 8.00 7.18 8.38 3.00 6.88 5.25 0.00 6.27 A Miles Homos today, 1- •410 > Homes Paradiaa Mortgaga, Wairan 088-881-SOU ! flOO-343-2SB4 ext. 1. & bath. Immaculate & new aparintcni? 9420 Multi-Family beautllui. S625/mo. Heat RAJ Mortgaga Svc.Ladgawood 000-741-7000 0 7.00 2.75 7.28 8.50 2.50 6.75 4.00 2.75 8.13 A Home* ncludsd 908-722-1732 Classified leu. MORTGAGES 9430 Townhouse! and you compare COMN- Royal Mortpaga. Morristown 000-001-0001 345 7.25 O.OO 7.25 7.00 0.00 7.00 B.6S 0.00 6.6S O nofinanee/Purchase Condominiums MANVILLE— 1 BR apt. withoui hassle ia $575/mo all utll Incl. 1 Souros Mortgaga, 8omarviHa 000-000-1000 325 7.50 0.00 7.50 7.00 0.00 7.00 B.SS 0.00 8.63 C Groat Rates! Call Ravi •440 Apartments or worry! room duplex In office •450 Room* mo. security & ref. For tone, 1HW. Hloh St.. 7.00 0.00 7.08 3.90 9.00 6.86 A 908-577-8292 9460 Boarding Info, 90B-722-C16O S17«,9OO.«fi«-34iI 8ouroa Ona Mtga 8vca,Cranford SOS-700-4117 0 7.50 0,00 7.5S 9470 Apartments to Get moving 8ummit Mortgaga Co., Cranford 000-700-0000 350' 7.13 3.00 7.45 8.50 3.00 7.01 4.S6 0.00 6.1S A Sharei MANVILLE- Duplex, BR, LR, DR, new carpet, Kit., withClastificd! •4S0 Homes to Share bath, bsmt., gar., sec. + Wono Financial 8vc, Warran 000-801-0080 75 7.50 0.00 7.50 7.00 0.00 7.00 4.50 0.00 4.90 A 9200 9490 Wanted to Rent ref. No pets. $625/mo. + VACATION •900 Mlsc Menials utils Call 908-359-3375. (A)1 YR ARM (1^30 YR JUMBO (C)5/25 (0)7/23 (E)HOME EQUITY «>c4ied by ** lenders or> a/25. N/P—Not ProwUed by InaMuHon. 9250 - Lots and ping centers. $950 mih rangement. Sec. & Refs. Secretarial Services Acreage utl. 1 mth security need- equlred. 1260 • Time Shares ed. 985-5405 RANALO C. BROWN 006-781-WOO Realtor 9H-469-2333 9270 • Vacation Rental* BRIDQEWATER- 6 rm, BRANCHBURO- - Rt.2O2, 9280 - Weekend Rental* charming colonial on 2 MIDDLESEX- 1 BR apt., urnlshed room for rent. prim* space, bright off- acres, 2 br, Lft, FR, DR. 2 2nd fl, S600/mo. •• gas & it. privileges. Call for lic*. good ptrhlng 1330 fortmlm TO ADVERTISE 9240 flrpl retrig . w/d, gar., elec. Call 968-8831 details. 908-526-4432. sq.fl. 10S-7S1-100I. exc. location to major CHATHAM- Main St. 760 N8W BRUNSWICK LUNCH TRUCK A Waterfront highways, avail 9/1, MIDDLESEX- 2 room CALL OUR tudlo Mature Female •470 sq. ft. off. apace rental, Heart of the businsss ROUT!— Excel, cond. w/ Properties $925/mon. + utll., 908- newly renovated, off St. district. Acroaa from very profitable routes 236-2482 prel. Excel, neighborhood. $45O/mo. 908- prkg; SiOOO/mo, Exc. Middlesex County Court- Freehold area. 138,900 use 201-63S-229O CLASSIFIED HOTLINE LAND— Uniondale, Pa. CHESTER- Large newer 356-7166. house, 40 Bayard Strert, caah. OM-404-0030 Build your Dream Home luxury home/all ameni- (corner of Qaorga A Ba- TOLL FREE MIDDLESEX- 4 rooms CHCOTER- Exacutiva yard Sts.) Cloae to Naw PtAPACK- Beauty MI 9 Ac. with views of ties, 3 car gar; full bsmt. & bath. Business couple ROOMMATE WANTED oflic* spaca. on Rt. 208, Sslon Bus. Qresl lo- fcik Mt. Ski fosort. Skate Brunswick train station. Avail. July 1 S3200.imo pref. No pets, $725/mo. Prol. roommate seeking furnished complete or cation. Wsll ait. Ideal for _pn private pond winter, Call 201-564-4741 Excel, access to NJ Leas*, Red. & Sec. req. M/F to share Condo to uniurntahed. AH or part Tpfce. Routea 1, IB. 2S7, 2 hairdressers. Owner re- 1-800-559-9495 '#%%wim & trout fish In sum* Baeklng Ridge, Society H. 079-0116 Urlng. Reduoed lo Salll !*tner. Poss. subdiv, adj. to CRANPORD- Presti- RANALD C. BROWN 130. Short « Long-Term gious northside, 4BR Bi- Realtor 90aMU-2333 Hill JS50/mo. +hal» leases. Units from 200 010,000/nu. Hesson- .'Pa. Game Preservo ullls, Terrl (201) abte rant. eoJ-234-0106. -•$55,000 908-234-1953. Level, LR, DP, Kit., Rec NO. PLAINRELD iq. ft. A up. Avail. Rm, Laundry rm, 21/2 644-7837. Immed, For further info ."LAND- Un.ondaiO. Pa baths, patio, deck, 2 car 2BRs, Somerset St., 650/mo. *- utlts. Call SOMERSirr- 2 prof. F call: /fhi-iii ,•: ;r Oream Home garage. Gas heat, CAC, Phone In 900-861-1268 eek 3rd to share lux. Brian 0. Unrlna ». ••! 9 Ac, AiHi views ol Cont Vac. Avail, immed. 3BR, 21/2 bath TH. Pool, BftB Aseeclates, Inc. - • K Ml Ski roiO't. Skato $1400/mo. +utils. 11/2 PLAINFIELD— Meadow- tonnis, frplc . W/D & ail 1*800-559-9495 000-3474101 '- '.'•• private pond wmtor, mo. sec. 201-733-7325: brook Vill., 2 BR, 2nd. amenities. $4O0/mo.+ 1 * •..'.•i", ?• t'-iui rish in 5um- eves. 908-439-3543. Ir , corner unit, pvt. tOMtnVILLC- 1500 sq. mo. sec. Avail. 8/1. 908- ft., 1st fir., zoned office MEDICAL BILUNO , ,, ^'jî, MlhdlV adj 10 quiet. & airy, NYC bus at 356-7177 Fax In •' ! Game Proservo NO. EDISON- Ex- cornor, train 3 blocks, 1 or retail, eultabie for EMC-Amtrlca IS THE panded Ranch, possiblo mon. site, crecfit & ret. 908-231-9638 buelness or prof, offices, PREMIER COMPANY In prol. use. 3BRs, 2 oaths. check, hest/H/W meld. high visibility. Rt. 22 Electronic Clearinghouse CAC, plus 1BR apt w/ 750/mon . S08-561-664B location (906) 722-6462. Filing with an excellent 9250 bath. Rent w/option to Mall In 25 year record, uaer Lots and Acreage buy Rent nog. Call 908- RARITAN- 3 rooms w/ SOMEPJV1LLC- 2 Office friendly software, and 24B-4401. unheatad attic, all appls . Prof. Suite, Paneling, AC, new provsn field tested AC, carpeting, $650/mo. NOTICE: All HOMES P.O. Box 699 Carpet, Furn/Unfurn, marketing. 130,000 part- PEAPACK- Executive HACKETSTOWN R D- utils. Avail. B/1. 11/2 O SHARE advottla*- Som«rvlll«, NJ Parking.. 906-725-6660 time to over $60,000 full- A.Kri'n county, 2 nd| rental Furnished home, mos. sec, 908-725-0341. time. Investment Is SS950 •1BR, 2 1/2 Bath LR, DR, menis ar« PAYABLE IN •OMERVILLC- Prof, of- iM'ceii. (*J Acres total) 08876 plus PC Options Include EIK Short term toasp. ROSELLE PARK- Ef- ADVANCE by caah, fice space In highly de- o it 'jonl ea parcel. sirable location for Law- clients. ;, ' '0 'VHJ or 1 parcel 50 $28S0/mo util 11/2 ciencies. 1BR 4 2BR, heck, VISA or Matter To Advrtlim In Csll 618-263-9975 for m- Yew carpet Fresh Paint. yer, Consultant, Psy- t . fl Arros touches ranch. 5/6 bdrms, 4 full bths, fam rm w/fplc, iOMERVILLE— 1 BR. ooms, mod. Colonial OOUTH PLAINFIELD- & substantially reno- - CAPE COD— (Harwich. RARITAN- Colonial. enter ol town. S600/mo. smt. $375/mo+ t/2 utlls. style bldg. Unfurnishtd vated-great security lor Outside mince. Incl. Non- 1000sq.ft. mulll-use: florida rm, cac & much more. WSF4471 - 'vl/M-.'J BH Fltuu:h, fully Business couple prof incls. heat & utils. 90B- or partially furn. Locked your money at a lop rl| Offices, Shop, light man- '•; i,ii iM.'ic'i WAD. DW. o l S1 100/rno. • utils. No 725-0492 or 231-0140. smokers on'yl 90B-851- Prlvacyl Great lor Ac- rate! Make money the 891 days; 627-0206 ufacturing, etc. Mlns. *• K ph.,nc 20l-377-59_93_ pels Sec, Rets., Lease countant, Lawyer or from 267. Conveniently way the Banks do. Ask required. SOMERVILLE- 2 BR ves, plz. Iv.msg. other small buslnta*. COLDUICLL '- FLJk - AnnaMana Island located. Affordable rent for Bob, Westflaid Office RANALO C. BROWN 750/mo. includes all util- Lease or month to O0O-7U-O2O0 UANKCH LI <)vi\< Iront, 2 BD apt, full ies. Avail, immediately. WESTFIELD— female, Realtor 908-469-2333 own 2 rooms, LR, Kit. Ik month. Copy & Fax avail. 201-407-0113. !ii"i Kit & imnns, cable, 908-722-0056 MM-a72-20M. 264 East Broad St. . n-X: nun n.ilm. bnlcony laundry prlv. Share bath. 9800 STOCK AVAILABLE- In . i ,ni I -BOG . ? !-T)W 9430 SOMERVILLE- 2nd Own phone line. Furnish- METUCHEN- 2 to 5 Jim Bobs Speedy Pizza 908-233-5555 oor apt. Bright, cheer- ings incl: TV A VCR. Walk room offices, prime loca- BUSINESS A Pasta House/Arcade/ jl, in nico cond. Eat-in o Tamaques Pk, 11/2 mi. tion, near train & bus, off OPPORTUNITIES Under 21 Clubs to any- • ; FLORIDA- Disney and Condominiums ;it.. Bath. BR & LH. 2 'ram train/bus & QSP. one willing to become a Btreet parking, Call Arnolt 0010 - Businesses •' '/.'.-irk! <1 •i-.i-KissiiTinieC. IO3BI3 + storage. Avail. 550/mo. • half ullls 908-548-6400 partner, member, em- • f'uv . PWIILT', ':!((.ir lowCSl immed. S600/mo. hon1 ;gas, elec. & water) 1 for Sale 1 1 ployee, or managsr, at " f.• .ViitJk r "lie -, lor fully BRIOQEWATER- Vanaor- incl. Pascale Realtors, mo sec. & relg. Owner S PISCATAWAV- Office •020 - franchise $200/share. Call 717-576- '',;ir!»>(J 1"' OfUm. 2 btll haven VII. 2BR.2 bath, 908-722-1032. EvO3 725- working Mom w/1 daugh- or Retail. 6,000 sq. tt. Opportunities 2871 or write to Jim • > tuOiiKy rh';in conrios CAC, wall/wall, WAD /d 3696. lor & dog. 908-232-7211. Will divide. Also dentist •030 - Ucenees for Sale Bob's Financial Services, J T-r:l .iirlipri linirtwiire, lennis, pool. No Pota. office. Rt. 287 * Stilton •040 - Investments/ P.O. Box 157, Ono, PA S1050/mo. Avail. B/1 ask w \t;jiV\~, linens b^rbGCUG fld. 981-1313. Opportunities 17077. •! riril'i '/« P color cablo & lor Paul 908-322-4434, Realty Center *- it-.• jr_:r> runri' STi9 10 por (008) 848-8400 f r':ty r 'H" ,". 9 T,(."nnf y 1 - 944O Eacti oMoa tiotp*n3mr Evas: (908) 888-8815 *'. 'rjU-FLA-,'.'(!'/. Apartments MORTGAGES ;• GRACIOUS- corn I or I '.' ,C d A.ir.ii |,(i-i (lililllly Refinance or Purchase SHOPPING FOR THAT CHUCK LEHMANN * u-. ni!'-. ,T,II ;it Whonlor ATTENTION Realtor Associate i' l).>d «• Hi i>,ikf;i!it. nostlod 0 POINT - lVz% FIXED SPECIAL RANCH HOME? 1992 NJAR Million Dollar 1 •^ n i ,1'Ml h.-inilnt in Fin- Tofbos Nowspnpors will 7 5','AI'H 'Halrt iuhlrcr To Chatter .ID Vcjr I l>nl Sales Club 'r ].•• !;ii-i,-, Ml NY noar be starting on oxcitmg * f, .nri'i WalVin'j Glon. new display directory Avoid L/ndVrii'rfrtnr; 0urifr/lrriMun ltcis-.tf\ I FROM THE SCOTCH PLAINS-FANWOOD RESIDENTIAL SPECIALIST •-. !'i'! .v.nrlll'", For fatO'j called: .*- 'i fC'-.i'rv.Hion-, call 607- Affordable Rentals CALL THE AREAS MOST "SKELED MORTGAGE BANKERS

L.O.I. — Hiirvoy Cod.irr.- To rocfllvo lurlher .,[.ff t.'.li'.' 1 huu'it' Irom rriformation on how lo •WQRCO ' , . ,- /,,i'.iUM.-rlry»f. ndvorliso your rontnl .-1.• • r•.-.-1•:ri•. ' AVJII Apt/Home/Condo or FINANCIAL SERVICEWiirrcn S -.,,q -"••>•/ 90S-236-77Z9. Olllco, pleaso c n 11: Ucmv-d Muriujtr hjmkrr- Nl IJr|* of ll LBI- A, hi ftkly July 3. 908-722-30OO Ejtt.6253 908/561-3836 in (in.MD'iirlf.1 rjolu/u 3 $174,900 ; BOUND BROOK 5r."t on a quiol, aloopy circle in ono of Fnnwood's flnosl aroas! This well- lift , h • I n i. W.U nncrri. NEW APARTMENT r malntnlnorj homo cured lot by Iho original homoowneis offot!) mnnicurocl TV i ihlu 5,"jO-7 J').^k COMPLEX With Iwa spacious tjoiJ- SOURCE qrounds, brick front with llowor planter bo* and 11 lencort rnnr yard A string fireplace K/lly oquipport with all Iho accossonos, will cast n wnrm glow on 1 LBI- lit'irwii: 3[iRs 2 rnoms, rnodorn oal-in DEtl VAKO Privacy CUL DE SAC LOCATION - Over 1 ri,!'!'1! ,1 rn nn il!(.'S, July kitctions with qJlativvnsh- MORTGAGE wintry evoninfls Tho lormnl dining room is furthor onhnncorj with n vaulted moru! 4 DRs, i i> D.ithii. CAC, (pic. ncro Colonial w/nihnnrl Fnn Film nm w/1[!lc. I! c:,» qnrago Scotch ni'.llli-i mm i.Y.'-VM*} washor/dryor hook-ups. CO., INC. mortuto any tnmily ramposltion full baaflmont and an uttiictujr] gninyr wood. $?3!1 91)0 Contral Air, hardwood qfont lor atorago! Prlcpd to soil, and rnady (or your Inspection oon LBI - ULi>,-ni!.ifjo i en. 2 Moors, tile baths $7!JO Purchasing a Home? '•ill tnl'ir, W D, rviicro, month Separate ulilltlns CARROLL MELLOR • ..III..' .Jurii'. July Wt<5 Ask for Joe ;iv.nl IHinvf,/c)') wk Atic.) or Refinancing nilOKFJl/ASSOCIA'li: (i (9081 560-0200 ERA ;.p,; . .vk ^M^-iOOU rnog VAN SYCKEL REALTY. Remember...Whan buying or selling that spe- MAINE ELLSWORTH/ BOUND BROOK- Tnl- WE HAVE THE MOST cial home, be as concerned about the agon) BAH HARBOR Now madgo avo 1 BR, S565/ you choose to assist you as you are about wm- kilM'frrjnt tiijiiK", hilly •ai 1() mo > utlls. 1 1/2 rtio so- the home you will be buying or soiling. I (>'|iilt'|>("t. 'iliic|''i . c ur I ty_00^8 -36^8^410 COMPETITIVE RATES. welcome the opportunity to work with you i niioo. i I bn.il. wrap .iinurii] ijork Avilll July, BOUND BROOK- 1st fir Call Ux a F-HLT: Consullalion & Credit Chock Call now, I am at your service! Aug. Vjpl. b Oct $675/ 1BR. LR, DR and kit. W/D LUADf'l) WltH uniJAII !i :i 1111 '•wk 201-095-3019. Parking, S750 util Over ISO Mniui.Kjc I'riKifiiiiis. tt) Cl)o,iriift"i luiriiKi' Phone 356-3166. M.lny .MIII NO I'f •iMVHTLF. DEACH- LUX- Realty Pro s hwh CAC. itoil' sirliiKi 'iloKii'i. w* Mil (.1 MOMS. '.I'ACI ' Corlorl homo MJTIY CONDOS 1-2-3 BOUND BROOK- 3 < 123 South Avc. I-;. fijrpni'; & h.iril^iiiii) flocjrs tjrc.il to '.ptniK) imi willi '''li f)Ha. 2 5 '•lip tiro rims, 3 3 acres BR, 1 1/2 bath, EIK, Lg iird.l cJfisft tfi ;,i:tif)(jl!j litntpH, NY tuillis lulwil fits, Hi F:nmily Rm '•[!'. unnfr onl roso rl 6 LR/DR, completely reno- "Get to the(|>ource" Weslfielcl, N.1 07090 HHruiporUslitiM l:finwoGcJ, SUJII.'JOO Stolcli I'lniii'i. $1 tiD.'HO I'ooh, dancing • Llvo valod, W/W, lull bmnt, oft .iiiuiij. fonnls, Saunas, st. prkg., lg pvt. yard, (800)696-1860 (908)231-9100 (908) 233-9202 • '^iji( IIP ft uama rDoma. avail 771, JBSO/mon., 65 N. Qaston Avo.. Somarvllto, NJ 08876 •ntOpwMwJ li\ HE MAX REALTOR IN THt SCOTCH MLAINS-FANWOOD AHbA .5/0-1105. 1 -000-230-11B1 439-3187 (evening!) 908-85».0683 yj •A Forbes Newspaper June 30, July 1,2,1998 Forbes Newspapers U-3 Guide Mazda's Miata sports car is ready for fun-in-the-sun driving By MLNUSS developed for the Miata. Two years with a special independent sport ago it was the British Racing suspension package, four-wheel FORMS MCWSPAFERS Green model, and for 1993 1/2 it is antt-lock disc brakes, limited slip ; When the wum weather rolls the Brilliant Black Beauty. differential, and power assisted around a lot of us get the urge to Here's my comments after a steering. These handling and safe- do some toinlown driving. That week of fun-in-the»sun driving: ty components tied in with the convertible cars are still quite pop- APPEARANCE Miata's short wheelbase and rear ular l» attested to by the met that wheel drive provide it with excel- [nearly every major automotive This latest limited edition Miata lent driving characteristics on all manufacturer world-wide is pro- is distinguished by its totally shiny types of roads. This Miata main- ducing at least one rag-top model. black finish that is highlighted by tains its reputation as a true sports .They range in ske from the wee special BBS cast alloy wheels shod car that is fun to drive, handles Suzuki-built Geo Metro to the with Bridgestone P1OV60R14 92H well and has many safety features. sumptuous Rolls Royce. tires, plus a low front air dam and . In the mid-eighties Mazda de- a rear spoiler and apron. This treat- PERFORMANCE cided to share in the renewed in- ment plus its red tonneau cover A peppy 1.6 liter, four-cylinder, terest in convertible cars, and to gives the newest Miata its very low 16 valve, multi-port fuel injected tiring a sports roadster to America. and very sporty look. engine powers the 1993 1/2 Miata. It was labeled the MX-5 and was It develops 116 horsepower that is specifically designed as a tradi- COMFORT delivered to the rear wheels via a tional front engine, rear drive The Miata is snug, and yet smooth-shifting, short-throw five- jports car. Although built in Japan, roomy enough for six footers. In speed manual gearbox. This sporty MAZDA'S LIMITED EDITION MIATA features sports suspension, silver alloy wheels, ABS. feather seating and air conditioning and power windows. !Mazda received a lot or design and limited Edition trim the highback combination gets the latest Limited .'convenience input from its Califor- seats are red leather faced and Edition up to6 0 miles per hour in frustrations it is refreshing to know ;nia studio. In mid-198» the MX-5, each headrest has a pair of speak- slightly over nine seconds, while that there is at least one car out ;now better known as the Miata, ers for dear reception at highway its sporty tuned exhaust provides ( TEST DRIVE ;was introduced to the Americas. speeds from the sensitive AM/FM/ the sound of power. there that was designed to be fun ;This two-seater sports roadster be- CD/cassette sound system. Its heat- to drive. With its pep and maneu- •came an overnight success. It was erfair conditioner works very well SUGGESTIONS verability it has the potential to ihlghty acclaimed by the automo- and comes in handy with the top Add body side molding for pro- take the frustration out of the daily SPECIFICATIONS FUEL REQUIREMENT: tive press who presented Mazda up or down. Other comforts in- tection against dings. Place map grind, and provide a great release BASE PRICE: $22,000 unleaded regular (87 oct.) I with many prestigious awards. clude power windows and mirrors, pockets in doors. Move spare tire when driving on the back road ! Buyers also lined up at dealer- plus more leather trim, and remote PRICE AS TESTED: $22,245 TIRES: Bridgestone P185/ to a vertical position to increase near where you live. Its provides a j ships, and soon the Miata was ac- trunk and fuel door release levers. trunk storage space. ENGINE TYPE: 1-4, done 60R14 82H ;knowiedged as a world class sports Inside storage and trunk space is positive driving experience. 16v, mpfl BRAKES: anti-lock standard/ minimal and there's no room for ECONOMY PRICE AS TESTED ENGINE SIZE: 1.6 liters/98 cid > To recapture our interest in the golf clubs. EPA ratings are 24 city/30 high- disc/disc HORSEPOWER: 116 @ 6,500 •Miata, Mazda periodically comes way. I averaged 28.6 mpg. $22,425 without detachable hard- DRIVE TRAIN: front engine/ ROADABUJTY top. I out with a limited edition model. CONCLUSIONS rpm rear drive ! These distinctive models give The Miata was designed and TORQUE (ft/lbs): 100 @ I Mazda the opportunity to promi- built to be an agile sports car, and In this era of heavy commute BASE PRICE PERFORMANCE: i nentfy display the new wares it has it is. Its rigid structure is fitted traffic with its frequent delays and $22,000. 5,500 rpm WHEELBASE/LENGTH: 89"/ 0-60 mph: 9.5 sec. 155" 1/4ml(E.T.): 16.6 sec. EPA Economy, mpg gallon Is New Jersey charging up TRANSMISSION: five-speed manual w/od city/hlghway/observed: 24/ for electric cars? CURB WEIGHT: 2,240 lbs 30/28.6 See page 4 POUNDS/HP: 19 DRAG COEFFICIENT (CD): FUEL CAPACITY: 12 gal. .44 (top down)

CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE UTO BIOGRAPHY DIFEO OLDSMOBILE KEMPER CADILLAC Route 22 East S nlloi from •rldgowalo Commons KEMPER PONTIAC V> mile East of Rt. 287 Roulo 22 Eail at Rout* 287 Ovorp»»» BrldHewater Brldgewatof 5 Miles from Bridgewater Commons (908) 469-4500 Rt. 22 East at Rt. 287 Overpass (908) 469-1900 Bridgewater

CHEVROLET/ (908) 469-4500 PONTIAC Geo GEO

ROYAL CHEVROLET/GEO JEEP/ KEMPER PONTIAC Rout* 28 DODGE EAGLE S mile* from Bridgewater Commons Just East of Rt. 22 • Rt. 22 Eait at Rt. 287 Overpass Kt. 2S7 Intouoctlon I Bitdgewater Bound Brook CLAYTON AMERMAN (908) 356-2460 FULLERTON (908) 469-4500 DODQE Rout* 22 East "74 Year* of SelM and S«vtca" V* mil* East of BrM<«wat*r MCDONALD Main Street, Pupack Commons Mall Somorvlll* PONTIAC-GMC TRUCK fHWUR CHRYSLER/ (908) 234-0143 Roiite 202 South PLYMOUTH (908) 722-2500 Morrlstown (201) 538-5300 BELLE MEAD GARAGE Rout* 206 FORD INFORMATION Ball* Mead INFORMATION (908) 359-8131 DEALERSHIPS FULLERTON Reach Over 287,500 Readers Route 22 East FULLERTON V* mllo East or Bridgewater with the AutoSource DEALERSHIPS Routo 22 East Commons Mall V* mllo East of Brldfawater Somervllla (908) 722-3000 ••ach Ovar 287,800 RIMIMI Commons Mall wHh tlw AutoSourc* Somarvllia (908) 722-2500 (908) 722-2500 I (Z) LEXUS (908) 722-3000

INFORMATION GMC TRUCK LEXUS VOLKSWAGEN f DIFEO LEXUS Route 2 East MCDONALD DIFEO VOLKSWAGEN DEALERSHIPS V* mllo East of Rt. 287 Rt. 22 Eait PONTIAC-GMC TRUCK •••eh Ovar 217,800 R«ad«r« Vi mile East of Rt. 287 Houto 202 South Bridgewater Bridgewater with th« AiitoSoure* MorfUtown [908) 722-3000 (201) 538-5300 (908) 469-1900 (908) 469-1900

MIDDLESEX & UNION COUNTIES CALL RUSSELL, EXT 62S6 SOMERSET COUNTY CALL DAWN, EXT. 6255 June 30, July 1,2,1993

Charged up by electric cars? B1 Mustang Ot. 0 ape).. 0.0, fuNy loadad. CHBVV- 02 Mallbu Claa- am/lm/caas, aw, cruiee, FOMTUC- SB Catsllna ale, 4 dr.. v-0. pa, pb, pw. aHoy wheels, red w/rad Wagon, original ownar. JUNK CARS WMsTBD •e, am/fm, mataillc Int., 37k highway. Im- 300, AC/PB/PB, naeda Late model wreeka ft groan, deluxe Int., mat maculate, will sacrifice restoration. HS00/BO. trucks. Top US Paid. Don't plug into idea just yet free ft clean, 06K. asking for 012,100, pis caH Al CaM 000-756-3566. 0004404802 ft 195. 906-309-5005 day oravaa 000-820^000 aft. 0pm POMTIAC- 72 Firebird, LIEN FIBERGLASS as standard on new car purchases. (a former PR guy for Ford and now 360 V-O. 3 apd. auto, PS. CAP- B', blue lull etae CHOW- 06 Cavalier Z- MO- 91 Metro LSI, red w/gray Int., fully loadad, FB, amflm/eaae w/aq.. Chevy, large wlndowe While the California mandate spec- spokesman for the US. Advanced e010-8710 24, 70k, stick, Mack, rod sunroof, bucket aeafa, and acreens aH around. FORBCSNSWSPAPERS Int. flOOo coftd. loftdvd, 6-spd., 40mpg, 24k, 0- ifies that the two percent electric Battery Consortium) says that the f mo. warr., axe. cond. console. American Rec- MOO or BO. leave mes- 8010- hilomaa tea tarn b/o. 900-3SP-40H $5600/80. 000-359-5740. Ing rime, recently re- sage. new cars must meet normal safety UiHtarSIOOO plaead drtveahaft 1 new 1030 The bit time I saw an electric lithium-metal sulfkte batter has MIRCBDBO- 70 280 HONOA- 00 Accord Ul. unlvereala, runa greatl or in* positive light was when the standards and be able to be "..made the final cut.." and com- SE. good condition, tow 2 dr, auto, Navajo red, Driven daHyl Body fair, PERONE'S AUTO SAL. milaaga, AM/FM radio. AC, pwr. windows, alarm, need eaan, Excellent VA0I- cara ft trucks astronaut* used one to crawl equipped with a radio, heater and a Asking (2200 273-7373 AM/FM tape, axe. cond. restoration project! NO wanted. Hlgheet prices panies are ready to invest big tSpiii Mlt rof ajonnwy. •round the surface of the moon - windshield defroster, this leaves bucks in its production. Cliiilt Autamefcttae 01K ml. $0400/00, "TIREKICKEIIS-II First paid. Free pick up. Con- •OK • Luiury MfTOUOJtSHI-88 Cordla, 302-0740 •750 B/O call 000-722- tainer service available. and that m on television in 1971. out that energy-sucking air condi- I know that many of you are 2DR, aunrt, naw tlraa, 3000 art 6256 leave msg. 563-1630 tioner that has become almost a newly trtatalktd apaakara, WASTE OIL FURNACE The fint electric vehicle I ever rebuilt ang. Naad* some A way for people to meet going to bring up the (act that elec- S070 • Family Vane people, every weak In Sell Igniting, 110,000 saw in actual use was an old Baker necessity while creeping along the SOW • Ott, taoirt and transmission work 12300/ BTU, exc. cond. 8BO0. 69 tric golf carts and in-plant delivery BO. 9O6-287-2563 your local Forbee news- Electric that was used by an eld- highways and city streets during UfMTruefca paper. The ad la free, Pontiac Fiero for parts. trucks have been in use for as long SOW • Trucks and Vans OLDS- 76 Dalta 66, then one call does It all! Good motor and trans. erly lady in Oakland in the early the peak traffic hours in major S100 • Automat** 115K, Hardly drlvan, BMW— SO. 5351. auto. Call Oaya (201) 000-2070 as some of us can remember but Qam, pa/pb/ac/am-fm, Blk. w/tan ft wood Int., *30s — and I cant actually remem- metropolitan areas. 0110 JI8P- 00. Wrangler, heated seals. 50k mi. we shouldn't forget that a mainte- •1300 b/O, 908-781-6517 Week, axe. cond., under ber if I realty saw it or if it was Another problem is that battery Perta, AoeaeMrtea hr mag. 120.998. 000-073-1137. •1M nance crew takes care of their ills, 50,000 miles. 00000. Call something my dad told me about SIM TOYOTA- 03 Tarcal, 212-662-1037, Plane. CHEW- 62 Caprlee "refuels" them at night and in gen- auto, 4 dr., 32 ml./gal. Classic, 7,000 ml. Orlg. In any event, the emergence of 100K ml., AM/FM, axe. '- Ot Wrangler, yel- ownar. All Burgundy. SIM • Mil low, 4 cyl, P/S/B, AM/FM Battery technology isn't eral, takes the worry out of being reliability. S1450/BO. Uke naw. 115.750. 908- TRUCK CAP- 0 ft. QMC the electric car in contemporary 247-2242 leave massago pullout. 33K miles. 008- 757-0174. transported electrically. 201-7140. bad, like new, Black, add- American society has been a long up to providing a storage MENCBDC0- 03 300SD. ing wlndowe/acreene. VW- 83 Sdroeeo, Worfa- LINCOLN- 83 Mark VI. time coming — and it isnt here And there's always the appear- •010 barg edition, paarl Mack, dark blue, vary nice. 0425. 752-0453 battery that is capable of black laalhsr, anrf, ac. Blue/Silv. 1 own. Exc. 012,500. Call yet ance factor. Golf carts are about as eaaa, S apd. phone op- cond. Full power, (900) 073-1650. ad. $4000. 276-7070. 8200 You're no doubt going to hear a providing sufficient rangd attractive as a phone booth on tion, 33 mpg, 145K, aic. MOTONCYCLLS cond, 12150, 000-520- MAZDA- 03 RX7 QSL, lot about electric cars in the near wheels and as safe in everyday 1220 5-epd, custom ausp, reblt for anything over 'normal' BUICK- 81 Skylark, mini B210 - ATVa future. The California Environ* traffic as crossing the Golden Gate cond., bluo. auto, 4-dr, ang, leather int, anrf, S3k, gar.. In fam. line* alarm, gold, axe. cond. one-day commuting , 008-722-0509. 8230 - Off-Road mental Protection Agency has de- Bridge in rollerblades. new. flOOO/BO. 276-2373 83500/BO, W DOME- 92 Stealth ES. MoteMvycws creed that by 1998, two percent of Consumer surveys have turned CADILLAC- 75 Sadan MERCEDES- 70 300 Blk. fully loaded. Like 8240 - On-Read Dtvlllt, 132K. groan, 80, Blue, ha* everything naw 12,000 ml. Asking Motoccyctas the vehicles sold by an auto maker technology isn't up to providing a up some very negative statistics on loadod, all powor, 450 V- Incldtng special Ignition 110,000. Call John 908- 0260 • Motorcycle Parts, in the state are going to have to storage battery that is capable of a. runt «xc, 1600. 753- shut off ft alarm, good 301-0770. the general use of electrics, too: 9338 cond, needa aoma body put out zero emissions and that providing sufficient range for any- work, $7000 b/o. 906- JAOUAft- 74 XJ12, V-B Most surveyed said that they CHIVY. 81 Maltbu. 2 dr. 356-0740 Chevy W\Q., auto, project pretty wen narrows the propulsion thing over "normal" (whatever that wouldn't sacrifice a rear seat for 95k ml, good llrot/cond; ear. S2BOO/BO. Car does system of those can and trucks to may mean) one-day commuting to new baiiery. Reliable MSRCED8S- 07 500 run. 906-3&61114 extra battery capacity; they trans. $800 906-966-4695 SEL. anthracite gray w/ electricity. And as usual, the fed- work and back. Traveling in an Blk. ft wh. Int. phone Inc. FOefTUC- 87 Firebird, Olf-i wouldn't give up air conditioning; CHIVY- 74, Caprice. AH 41K ml. 1 owner, ga- Ortgtrt Rad/Blk. Int., PB, eral government isnt far behind. electric car from New York to Bal- now: Brako syst.; Timing raged. $27,000. 032-7059 PB. PW. AC. B9k ml. they would only buy one if there chain ft gears: Exhaust after 7 pm. M700/BO. 906-381-9583. Unfortunately, none of the major timore, for instance, would be a »y«l.; Rabti. carb. S300 nightmare of trying to find places were local service stations and re- firm. Call Mlcnaai, MBRCEDES- 00 300E. 1 POHTIAC- 60 Firebird ATK- B0 604 CC-ES, 4 auto makers are anywhere near 908-846-0286 or Iv, msg. owner, MB warrantee, Formula, Collector's stroke rotax engine. New- making a practical and acceptable to plug in for a recharge although charging areas already in place (no AM, air bag, wall cared, Dream. Fully loaded, never used. $5500. 908- CHEVY- 81 Citation, V- 20K ml. $29,875. Sacri- auto, T-tops. 15,900 adult 234-2456 ask tor Oave. vehicle to fulfill that requirement it would be an interesting plot line pioneers, these folks) and they 6, 4 DR. Hatchback. A/C, fice. 900-725-3282 driven miles. Never seen wouldn't give up conventional spe- radio, 75,000 miles, 1 rain or anowl $8,900. There are some big drawbacks to for • National Lampoon vacation- ownsr. flood cond. tWO MERCURY- SO Marquia, 900-620-4153. plot movie featuring Chevy Chase. cialities like a stereo and CD play- 7574122. while, fully loaded. e*e. the use of electric vehicles by the cond. 01K ml. S4000/BO. POWTUC- 09 Formula, Several battery companies are er. Even the best AM/FM isnt ac- CHEW- 81, Mallbu, 2- 545-0020 eves,wkend MTFI, 5 apd, AC, 30K, general population. The first is dr., V-fl, auto, well kept, most sail) MERCURY- 90 Sable, 8 cost It's estimated by auto com- banking on the capabilities of the ceptable on its own any more. transportation ear. 67800 B/O, 908-789-2425 HONDA- 91 (Night- 11000/BO 908-350-1114. cyl, fully equip, air bag, pany spokespeople that an electric lithium metal-sulfide battery for So are we relegated to pistons 23,200 Ml. 89375. Exc. TOVOTA— 86 1/2 Supra, hawk) 750CC. mint, ex- CHEVY- 82 Cavallar. Cond. 000-722-2552 62k mi.. S sod., all tras. 650 ml. S3000/neg. car capable of being used by a use in the immediate future. The and valves, gears and exhaust ata.wagon, manual trana, WHILf YOU'RE HUNT. power, fully loaded, Eves. 900-221-0070. commuter will cost about $5,000 to batteries in an electric make up a $900. IHO FOR A CAR... Hum MOBILE CAR excel, cond. M999. fumes in the future? Probably — Morcury— 82 Lynx, CLEANING 212-382-8415 days; 90S- $10,000 more than a comparable great portion of the total weight of but there are others who will dis- sams »• abovo. 1990. nee of a Hand Wash/Wax 322-7445 eves. 699-1240 Mufl We coma to you gasoline-powered machine. Of the machine and so the more reli- agree. In future columns, well dis- with electric ft water course, it's hard to say whether or able and efficient the battery pack, CNRVILIR- 79 AS LOW A0 049.961 cuss what is currently available on LoBaron, 4 dr., am/fm, Aak about our FmmHyVmn* not this is gospel. WeVe all heard the more acceptable the vehicle ac, pi, pb, S900, BOO- FULL detailing the market, what educated and en- 5494089 ACURA- 91 Legend. WeHaaetany TIRES- (2) 16 In. 1992 of that well-known college test will be to the public. 10K ml. like new. ga- thusiastic amateurs are building FORD- 86 Muttang- edverUeed prteet DOOQI- 88 Grand Heritage So'tall. Like book How To Ue With Storks. But Unfortunately, batteries tend to raged, non-smoker* car. Datallara on Wheels Caravan LE, 75k, dsiier- new. S125. Heritage Soft- UMd dally to commutt. Sunrool. $22,000. 000- malntalned, 1-owner, and driving every day and why Sama owners moro than FuMy Insured all seat, new 1125. AH if that's what the auto makers say, run down progressively and for- •00-t-POUtH one. cond., 67000, purpoae trailer modified 10 yrs. Needs minor me- Evenings, 900-047-6254. that's how they will approach the ward progress Calls off gradually as electric vehicle development has chanlcil attantton and BMW- 80, 528 Brewtzel, •r 270-0474 to carry 1 motorcycle, the batteries discharge unlike its been neglected for the past 90 modorata body work. orig. ownar. gar. kept- NISSAN- 91 Maxima spare tires $350. 908- Asking $1000. Call 908- Leather Int., fully loaded. QXE, 4 dr., auto, lux. 381-8902. The other major drawbacks are gasoline powered counterpart years. 673-0960. AC. AM/FM caea. sun- package, alloy wheels. roof, 03k ml., aaklng Boss stereo, low miles, varied. We've all become ac- which is soil going great guns until If you like mystery stories, you'll MERCEDES- 72, 250C, $10,250, Call working whlta, auto, am/fm, clean $15,500. 900-560-3397 hrs. 904-253-9333; after 84OO customed to the luxuries that come the fuel tank runs dry. Larry Weiss love that one. Int., needs body work, 5:30pm 000-674.7650. NISSAN- 01 NX 1600, BO. 90B-9SB-2530 attar S. while. 34K ml. Aeklng DM) YOU HCCfitATIONAL BUICK— 04 LeSabra LTD $0500. 008-359-0575 KNOW... vrmci.ES OLDS- 80 Omtga 4 apd: loaded. PS/B/L, R/D, naw that an «d In this local am/fm/ac; dapand; slight tires, wire whia, tri htch, OWNER NEEDO paper also goes Into 16 rust, MOW tlroa, orlg. CA0MI- SO Mueteng OT, other local papers? 8410-Camera and r,l I AUANTI'F.D RF.SUITS own; S500/BO 528-7122 B2K. Aaklng $2*00. 819- 4600 9-8 pm, aak for Ed. loadad, $3800 or b7o. 87 Reach over 400,000 TroMWFS POMTIAC- 72 Firebird. Honda CRX Si, axe. readers with one cam 8420 • Motor Homes CADILLAC- 02 Sedan cond.: $5500 or b/o; 76 350 V-B, 3 apd. auto, PS, Dovllle. silver, full power, 8430-RVParta, PB, am/lm/cata w/eq., Monza, b/O 271-3447. blue vinyl top, blue leath- IMTftOOUCTIOttO... RV sunroof, bucket ssata, er Int. Exc. cond. $3195 PLYMOUTH- 90 Laser A way lor people to meat consols, Amarican Rac- 908-249-5877. Bsm-ipm. RS, fully loaded. PS. PB. people, every weak in ing rims, recently re- PW, POL, cruluse, AM/ your local Forbes news- placad drlveshafl ft naw CHRYSLER- 00 Lebaron. FM stereo east. 6 speak- paper. The ad Is (roe, universal*, runa graatl white, convertible; new ers. Excel, cond. Asking then one call doea it all! Drlvan dally I Body fair, p. new paint, 70,000 $9400. Can John 90S- 1-000-080-9496 naad cash, Excellent . S 4.400 900-309-4531 381-0770. rastoratlon brojectl NO JMP- 64 CJ 7, 4 cyl. "TIREKICKERS'tl Flrat DID YOU PONTIAC- 89 Grand custom paint, 31" tires. 4 EBTEREL- 85, IS ft, SELL S KNOW... spd.. great cond., $2900 hard wall pop-up camp- Prix. 2 dr. Aulo, AC. AM/ f7so B/O call sos-m. lhat an ad In this local FM stereo case, power, 906-272-4030 er, sleeps 2 or 3, sink, 3000 em.oaso leave mag. paper also goes Into 10 burgundy/silver, sporty, stove, reir., microwave. POMT1AC- 79 Qrsnd La- other local papara? JEEP- 06 CJ7 Ren- $3900. 909-658-3264 80K, must sail $5000, egade, 4 cyl, S apd, pullman*, axe. running cond. Reach over 400,000 906-561-0945 1 ownsr, 4 dr, AC, AM/ readers with one call I out am/fm/eaas w/eq. STARCRAFT- 79 Pop- FM radio. 114K ml. PB, 1-000-000-0400 TOYOTA- $7 Camry, 76K, + extras 66500 ne- Up Camper, sleeps 8, Cruiss, PS, rsar wind, light blue, 4-door eadan, gollable, 908-231-1227 good condition. S575. EAQLE- 90 Talon, 27K (906) 234-0087 dalr. Blua inl. Notch back oarage kept, auto, AC, JEEP- 87 Wrangler Lar- YOUR ml. f»/S. 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Call Ranch Wagon. Only 45k malor engine work, 1st flVOvOT rePOfVsWS day* 908.232-3423 ml. Good cond. 390 2V S2000 must sell 526-8651 V6, trailer hitch ft 2 snow JAMBOREE RAU.EY BUICK- 81 La Sabar, 4- tires. $2800. Call eves. rtfqt •J Classic '87, 20 ft Class c, Ford dr, 6-cyl, pa/b, AC, clsan. 908-322-4024 351, gleBps G, cab & root FAST! well-kept, runs axe. Theefcs mnd Vana AC, awning, new 4.0 gen- SI376/BO. 908-722-7966. erator, excel, cond. FORD- 85 T-BIrd, 5-spd. CHEVROLET- 72 Caprice classic, rebuilt 400 part, 519,500/BO. 908-752- BUICK- 84 Skyhswk, manual, turbo coupe, 05B0, Iv. mig. 32,000 milts, Ilka ntw, B2k, silver, exc. cond. cam ft manifold ft head- gray, 2-dr., 2 new tlras, J3500/BO 906-574-0840. ers. Needs paint. BO. GMC 4 LINES FOR 2 WEEKS A M/F M/ClM , 2nd 908-272-4251 8600 FORD- B7 Tempo, ownar, ashing 12500. BOATS Call Dom, 906-322-0558. White, 45,800 ml., 4 FORD- 7B Mustang II. brand naw lira*, clean Hatchbk, 302 V-8, auto, TRUCKS CADILLAC- B1 Fleet- motor, tape recorder, AC, PS, PB, AC, 39k orlg. ml. 6010 Boats If You Don't Sell Your Car wood Brougham, 1 radio, vary good pickup, Immac, vary rare carl 93 Build out clearance- 0020 ' Power Boats ownar, 129,000 ml. all in good cond. Ashing Sarlout Inquiries only I Pickups, Vans, Subur- • Sailboats I260O/BO. Call 968-0923. S33OO/BO. 90S-526-1315. 111.500. 900-272-8375. ban!, Jimmy's. Dump -Motors We Will Run Your Ad For trucks. 4WDs ft special BOM ' Marinas truck bodies. Most mod- B66O Rentals * els A Mad. duty chassis Charters up to 54,600 QVW. Used 8070 Blip Rentals Two More Weeks FREE! Need some direction trucks, discounts. Leas- 6080 ' Storage ing, rebates or 5.9% 0090 Bah ft Fishing QMAC financing most Supplies buying a home? models, Award winning 8700 Boat Pens, CSI rated dealer. 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June 30-July 2,1993 Forbes Newspapers WootandPius Have a blast! Central Jersey celebrates with food, fun, fireworh

By ANNIE ALPERT The festival will feature many dif- WeetendP/us Writer ferent performers, strolling musi- he Fourth of July means cians, pony rides and Mott's Artil- many things - a family day, lery, a Revolutionary War encamp- a long weekend, softball ment. Children will be entertained Tgames, car trips, picnic feasts, by O.T, Zappo and Cowboy Joe fireworks - all set against a back- Phillips dog and horse show. drop of Old Glory's fabulous red, Cranford Fire Department Local white and blue. No. 37 in Union County found a After we've taken a moment to "ducky" way to raise money for reflect on the spirit of America and the Burn Center at Saint Barnabus the patriots who made this country Medical Center in Livingston by great, let's think about the best sponsoring a duck race down the part of Independence Day — food, Rahway River, 2 p.m. July 3. Num- fun and fireworks. Here are some bered plastic ducks will be floated suggestions for having a blast this down the river between Prospect Fourth of July, and North Union avenues and over a waterfall. Ducks are avail- Early July marks the beginning able for $2.50 each and entrants do of harvest time for summer fruits not have to be present to win, To and vegetables - and New Jersey enter, call (908) 709-7630 or (908) is a vegetarian's delight. Early to- 276-1952. matoes, fresh sweet corn, juicy Cranford is holding a huge two- strawberries and crunchy cucum- day festival July 3 (noon-8 p.m.) bers are all available from Jersey and July 4 (9 a.m-11 p.m.) with farms. Whether you pick-your-own vendors and children's rides at or stop at a roadside stand, be sure Nomahegan Park on Springfield to fill your picnic table with the Avenue, A four-mile Firecracker July bounty. Fun Run will be held July 3. What's the Fourth without icy, The Central Jersey 4th of July cold lemonade? Probably the best Parade Committee will be spon- lemonade you ever tasted can be soring a concert/fireworks program whipped up quickly and easily July 5, 7 p.m.-dusk at the West using this method: whiz some End School Field. A pre-ftreworks coarsely chopped fresh lemons in concert will feature two local a food processor with water and bands, Captain Hawker and the All sugar to taste. Strain the mixture Stars, and N.Y.C. The concert is into a pitcher, chill and serve open to the public and donations frosty cold. Garnish with a sprig of will be solicited at the gate. mint. The Piscataway High School FUN football Field will be the site of an Somerset County's biggest cel- evening of fun beginning at 5:30 ebration will be the Somerset p.m. July 4. Events will include an County Park Commission's Family antique car show, clowns and rides Festival in Bridgewater at North for the children before the fire- Branch Park on Milltown Road. works display begins after dark, Fireworks will light up the Central Jersey skies this weekend. Blast-off fireworks displays SOMERSET COUNTY Plainfletd: Jury 5, Green Brook Park, Bridgewater. July 4, North Branch Park, MHJtown after tree 7 p.m, big band concert co- Road. Rain date: July 5 or first clear n#ti. sponsored by Union County. No rain HHtsborough: July 3, Hilteborough H#i School, Amwdl date. SprtngWd: Juty 4, Meted Avenue ManviKe: July 3, Geiber Field, Dukes Partway. Field. Merchantsville: July 3, CNnrney Rock Park, Chimney Rain date: Jury 5. Rock Road. Montgomery; July 1, Montgomery School Complex, Burnt Mill Road. MIDDLESEX COUNTY UNION COUNTY Perth Amboy: watch fireworks by the Gmcd family Cranford: July 4, Nomahegan Park. Rain date: July 5. over the bay, July 4. Elizabeth: July 4, Mattano Park. Rain date: July 5. Piscataway: July 4, Piscataway High School.

Forbes Newspapers June 30-Jury 2,1993 Music notes Talmi meets his Waterloo cclaimed conductor Yoav Talmi, music director of the ASan Diego Symphony Orches- tra, returns to the Waterloo Festi- val of the Arts this month for two concerts, during which he'll be joined by two special friends. Saturday, July 3,8:30 pm, the program will feature pianist Alex- ander Toradze as Talmi conducts the Waterloo Orchestra through William Schuman's American Fes- tival Overture, Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. J in Bb minor and Saint-Saen's Symphony No. 3 ("The Organ Symphony"), Saturday, July 24, Talmi returns to Waterloo, where he'll be joined by famed mezzo-soprano (and Old- wick native) Fredricka von Stade for six of Canteloube's 19 Songs of the Auvergne plus arias by Meyer- beer, TTiomas and Offenbach. It will be the first Waterloo appearance for Ms. von Stade, who rarely performs in her native state. For Talmi, however, this will mark the third straight season at Waterloo, which is presenting its 18th season of classical performances in the historical village, located in Byram Township in the heart of scenic AlJamuchy State Park. A frequent guest conductor of m^jor orchestras and opera companies around the world, Talmi is also in his third season as JUy 4 it 8 pjn. «nd Roin music director of the San Diego Pftfoim Monday, July 5 it 630 Symphony. Included among the- orchestras pii\. Both pttlortTitncM Ml bi he's led are the I/melon Philhar- m h Sriitol monic, the Israel Symphony, the pm of WntniirNtir Polish Radio National Symphony, School cTMwIe the BBC Scottish Symphony, the Berlin Philharmonic, the Tokyo Hm mm h 1m mA flu pub- Symphony and the Vienna Sym- Conductor Yoav Talmi of the San Diego Symphony Orchestra will return to lead two concerts at le m« attend. CtidQD 111- phony. the Waterloo Festival of the Arts in Byram Township on July 3 and July 24. Talmi is also a frequent conductor of recorded works, including which will be released later this ductor and composer. He was the music series. Discounts are avail- releases by such prestigious labels Solar Wind year on the Pro-Arte Intersound recipient of the Koussevitsky Con- able for senior citizens and stu- as Decca (France), Teldcc (Ger- label, which will release it in sur- ducting Prize at Tangtewood (19G9) many) and Chandos (I-andon). His dents. Subscription prices are $42 to perform round-sound. and the Rupert Conductor's Com- most recent releases with the San and $96 for the orchestral series in§ IMMMP Art Diego Symphony include Glicre's Born in Isreal, Talmi is a gradu- petition in London (1973). ate of the Rubin Academy of Single ticket prices are $15 and and $22 and $36 for the chamber WRimr ooMMt Mnii WIPJIUII Third Symphony, an all-Brahms Mil I mnrnfff JJ% U CD (of three rare transcriptions) Music in Tel-Aviv and the Juilliard $20 for the Waterloo orchestral se- music series. For more informa- and an all-RachmaninofffCD School in New York, both as a con- ries, and $10 for the chamber tion, call (201) 347-4700. m Aim m on obot and MMm I* Soundings ohanauaron fluat thai hat p* Tha pfoa^am, \nMoh ba^Mat 4 BACH AND HIS FAMILY Bach, performed by a chamber formed on tho harpsichord, piano, 8RENTANO STRING QUARTET Kiiby Arts Center, Friday, July 9, B p.m. quintet. Admission $18 in New and synthesizer. Related lecture at Wednesday, July 7, 8 p.m. Lawrenceville School pxn, vM Includa WOMI by, Boo* Nicholas Music Center, Brunswick (w/related lecture at 7 7 p.m. Admission $18. Richardson Auditorium, (609) 936-1500 cnviwi, Dannnwi ana mmms Rutgers Arts Center p.m.), $14 in Stockton. DAVID NORMAN BOWER Princeton University •Duet's opera of desire, pettormed anionjj othafit Ooat tot mnvM) BACH KEYBOARD GAUV Thursday, July 8,8 p.m. (609) 258-5C0O Now Brunswick in English by the Opera Festival of (908) 932-7511 Thursday, July 8, 8 p.m. Westminster Choir College •Ensemble performs works by New Jersey. Admission $44-$ 16. Sunday, July 11, 5 p.m. Nicholas Music Center, Bristol Chapel, Princeton Haydn, Dvorak, and Bruce Adolpfw. ChambarWORKS DOfrtntfTIOWt piyfffj 90. Woolverton Inn, Stockton Rutgers Arts Center (609) 921-2663 Free admission; tickets required. (908) 806-8088 George St., New Brunswick •Organist performs woiks by J.S. CARMEN Tuesday, July 6, 6:30 p.m, (201) 746*69(8, «t 17 •Works of J.C.F. Dach.W.F. Bach, (908)932-7511 Bach, BuKetehude, and UHUM com- Sunday, July 4, 3 p.m, Westminster Choir College tof fnoct J.C 0

(Continued (torn page 5) Sunday, July 11, 4 p.m. admission. LAMHEME •Director of the college's organ (908) 932-7511 Morristown Williamson Hall, Princeton Soclair Brooks Farm Thursday, July 8,8:30 p.m. department performs in a solo •"Schubert's Vienna," also in- (201) 326-7600 (609) 921-2663 19 Haytown Rd., Lebanon Monday, Jury 5, B p.m. Garden State Arts Center recital. Free admission, cluding works by Beethoven •Folk and traditional American •Trio performs works by Aaron (908) 236-6476 Westminster Choir College Garden State Parkway LORD OBSERVER and Paganinl. Related lecture music w/Andrew Roblin as the Copland, Peter Sctiickeie, and •Quartet performs works by Bristol Chapel, Princeton Exit 116, Holmdel Wednesday, July 7, at 6 p.m. Admission $18. leader. Free admission. other American composers, Saint-Saens, Faure, Stephen F. (609) 921-2663 (908)442-9200 6:30 p.m. MR 4 JAZZ BAND ORETCHENPUSCH/ Free admission. Foster, and other composers. •Traditional sacred hymns, led •Puccini's operatic standard, Sunrise lake, Lewis Saturday, July 3,1 p.m. ANTHONY STRONG ANNE MARIE CHURCH Adults $15, senior citizens and by John Bertalot. Free admis- performed in Italian fayth e New Morris Park, Morristown Liberty Village Sunday, July 4, 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 7,8 p.m. students $12. sion. Jersey State Opera. Admission (201) 326-7600 1 Church St., Ftemington Carney Center for the Arts 1-8OO-345O01O Westminster Choir College (NDCKNOENCEDAY $65-$30, •Calypso singer from the West Pumell School, Pottersville THEUOHTHOUSE •Quartet whose musicians hail Bristol Chapel, Princeton ENSEM6U FAMILY FESTIVAL Indies. Free admission. (906) 879-2428 Friday, July 9,8 p.m. THE MAGIC FLUTE from Central New Jersey. Free (609) 921-2663 Sunday, July 11,8 p.m. Sunday, July 4,5 p.m. •Flutist and pianist perform Sunday, July 11,3 p.m. July 3,8; 8 p.m. admission. •Soprano sings American art Nicholas Music Center, North Branch Park works by Mozart, Gershwin, and Milltown Rd,, Bridgewater Kirby Arts Center, Klrty Arts Center, AUCE PARKER songs w/Linda Sweetman- Rutgers Arts Center other composers. Related lec- George St., New Brunswick (908) 722-1200 Ijwrenceville School Lawrencevllle School Tuesday, July 6,8 p.m. Waters, piano. Free admission, tures at 1 and 2 p.m, Admis- FOUR POTATO STEW (908) 932-7511 •Starring Smokey Warren, the (609)936-1500 (609) 936-1500 Westminster Choir College sion $25. Saturday, July 3,8 p.m. •Negro spirituals sung by a National Chorale, and five other •New Jersey premiere of Peter •Mozart's opera of merriment, Bristol Chapel, Princeton 1 Oflden Memorial Church Harlem choir. Admission $18. acts. Free admission. Allan Davies opera, performed performed in English by the (609) 921-2663 EUGENE ROAN Main St., Chatham WON SCHOOL VOCAL CAMP JACKIE JONCS by the Open Festival of New Opera Festival of New Jersey. •Composer of choral works Monday, July 5,6:30 p.m. (201) 593-8475, 288-9729 Saturday, July 10,10 a.m. Thursday, July 8,12:30 p.m. Jersey. Admission $30-$16. Admission $44-116. conducts a folk-singing hoote- Westminster Choir College •Folk music quartet backs up Richardson Auditorium, Newark Museum MUSK FROM ASTON MAQNA nanny. Free admission. Bristol Chapel, Princeton Jim Gregory in a Revolutionary Princeton University 49 Washington St., Newark Sunday, July 4,8 pm Saturday, July 3,8 p.m. TOCONO MOUNTAIN BOYS (609) 921-2663 War-style contra dance. Admis- (609) 921-2663 (201) 596-6550 Westminster Cnolr College Nicholas Music Center, Sunday, July 4,3 p.m. •Organist performs in a solo re- sion $5; sneakers required. •Recital featuring singers from •Jazz singer performs with her Bristol Chapel, Princeton Rutgers Arts Center Frellnghuysen Arboretum cital. Free admission. QIUND CANYON ENKMBIE New Jersey high schools. Free quartet. Free admission. (609)921-3663 George St., New Brunswick 53 East Hanover Ave. (Please turn to pafe 9) Natasha's Stars

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'Sleepless in Seatle' m >.•&,•; ?!$%&!$$ a wake-up call By JEFFREY COHEN u* Weetencfftusfi/m Critic leepless in Seattle, Nora Ephron's Sover-the-top romance, is manipula- tive; it's artificial; it's yes, corny. It would be an absolute disaster if it weren't for one small fact: it works like a charm, K Most of the credit, however, can't go to ^Ml~%&^0'i:*0#&$^*^f. Ephron, who directed and wrote the screenplay with David s. Waid (The sting, Tom Hlnki (aa Sam Baldwin) rtlucUntty "•ppurs" on a radio call-In ahow whan his aon, Major League) and Jeff Arch. She tends to piayad by Ron Mallngtr, lalaphonaa an on-air psychologist. be a little heavy-handed with her characters' emotions, and borrows heavily from her own screenplay When Ryan's Annie is just a nice girl with a nice job and a nice fiancee (Bill :$ '?",- ••re*L- Harry Met Sally..., which was directed more ably by Rob Reiner, who Pullman) who keeps hearing about "magic" in love and wonders why here appears all too briefly as a wisecracking contractor. she hasn't found any. When she hears Hanks' touching remembranceo f A •} ;,.»;:r-^; In fact, the success of Sleepless rests firmly on the shoulders of one, his deceased spouse on a radio talk show, she catches an audio glimpse not two, of its leads: Tom Hanks, as usual exuding as much likabUity as of that elusive commodity, and becomes obsessed with the lonely wid- one person can possibly possess on screen, makes you ache so badly for ower's description of love at first sight. It's clear a woman had a hand in >p%mc^ him (he's a young widower and single father who's convinced he'll writing and directed this movie - she's setting up the ultimate Sensi- never love as deeply again) that at times it's practically unbearable, The tive Guy and sending her deserving heroine out after him. - fact that this is supposed to set us up for the inevitable romantic ending doesn't excuse the pain through which the audience is dragged for two- There's so little plot they could have done the movie in an hour, but thirds of the picture. luckily, Ephron added secondary characters to the stew; Rosie O'Donn- ronuns Hanks, though, is so good that you want to sit down with him after cll, who should be given a movie of her own sometime, does great the movie's over and have a couple of beers, just shoot the breeze. He things with the standard girl's-bcst-friend role, and Reiner, on the plays the BIG emotions of the story; loss, pain, hope, longing, with just screen much too little, delivers the best one-liners in the movie. Pity enough self-awarrncss to keep sadness from becoming maudlin. And he almost all of them were in the trailer, too, docs deliver toughs, too. The scene in which Hanks and his married In the role of Hanks' eight-year-old son, who still calls for his mommy friends compare men's movies and "cluck movies" is priceless. You'll f in the middle of the night, Ross is just about |x?rfect, He's not so movie- have to wait until the cassette comes out to catch all the lines the rest of l.VtdPtcpk kid obnoxious that you want to smack him, but he's also hip and funny %,Hofft the audience laughed through in the theater. enough that you really care about him. Meg Ryan, playing a Baltimore Sun reporter (who, as in all these 10. movies, seems to have more tune to devote to her personal life than any Much has been made of how women and men will react differently to •"•Runt fjfufaa oounuy working reporter in ival life) is very nice. But the fact that she doesn't Sleepless in Seattle. It's probably not true. The men will side with Tom register in the role isn't her fault - she's been given no role to play. Hanks, and the women will, too. They'll both be right, Film capsules

Capsule reviewi providing the star power as the HOT SHOTS! PART DEUX awaited summer blockbuster UFE WITH MIKEY in this latest adaption of the SUVER by WMkendNut staff bcieagured Mr, Wilson. (PG) 'Airplane! director Jim Abrn centered around an island •Comedy with Michael J. Fon as Shnkospearo comedy with his •Base instinct temptress Sha- Quid*: hams directs the sequel to his theme park featuring real di- o forgotten child star now run- wife, recent Oscar-winner ron Stone returns to familiar • - Rocommended ORAOON: THE more-recent Top Gun sendup, nosaurs (cloned from prehis- ning a two-bit talent agency Emma Thompson (Howard's territory in this failed Him ver- V - Strongly recommended BRUCE UE STORY with Ctiarlie Sneen taking on a toric DNA} that begin to run pinning its hopes on a preco- Did), Also with Deruel Wash- sion of Ira Levin's psycriose*u(ii •Action-drama bio of Bruce Rambo persona while reprising amok on their creator. Big- cious young client, ington, Michael Keaton and novel dealing with tho touchy BENNY ANDJOON Lee, tun original martial arts his role as Topper, the Tom budget effects and an all-star Keanu Reeves. (PG-13} (or is that no-touchy?) subject •Aidan Quinn is the protective movie star who died young {and Cruise wannabe, who's now cast. Just remember to take NEIL SIMONS LOST of voyeurism. With Torn Be- brother of unbalanced stslef mysteriously). (PG-131 heading upon "elite" com- the warnings seriously: this is a IN VONKERS ONCE UPON A FOREST renger and William Baldwin. (H) Maty Stuart Masterson. A'KJ mandoumt. (KM3) scary although not extremely •the playwright gets top billing •Michael Crawford and Ben Ve- falls m love with johnny Depp GUILTY AS SIN bloody • movie thai may be in this adaption of fits PufiUer roen provide the voices in this SUPER MARIO BROTHERS in this offbeat tale. (I'd) •Rebecca DeMornay stars as.) INDECENT PROPOSAL too intense for some ol the PrifO-winntry, comedy about Hdnna-Bartoera animated fea- •Dob Hoskins and John Le- liiwyw wtio tails for her client, •Director Adrian Lynes (F.itdf younger children who'll bo dying two brothers forced to move in ture about throe forest animals Euizamo star in a live-action CUFFHANGER dm ody, evil Don Johnson) Attraction) supposedly dramatic to see it. (PG 13) with I heir grandmother. (PG) who team to savo the life of comedy based on Nintendo 'Spectacular photography m who'i accusud of murdering his take on the samo subject as their friend. (G) 1 games. With Dennis Hopper, stars with SylvflSlor Stallone, wid She gets him off, hut finds Honeymoon in Vegrfs a bil- THE LAST ACTION HERO MADE IN AMERICA Fisher Stevens. Weak plot may who returns to action as an ex- out he's guilty. Will she turn lionaire (Robert Redford) offers •D'e Hard director John McTi- •Much-hyped comedy with POSSE not keep the attention of those pert mountain climber hired to him in? Summer's first big a young couple (Demi Moore, eman teams up with action Whoopi Goldberg as the mother •Mario Viin Peebles directs and unfamiliar with the games. (PG) rescue hostages from a gang of thriller. (R) Woody H.inelson) a cool million icon Arnold Schwareene^er (or of a grown child who finds out stars in this story about block crooks following an airplane if the wile spends one night this fantasy about a young boy the sperm bank donor who "fa- heroes of the Spanish- WHAT'S LOVE GOT crash. (R) HAPPILY EVER AFTER with him. Deservixlly-poor re- (Austin O'Brien) whose favorite thered" her is white car sales- American war. (R) TO DO WITH IT •Animated, but non-Disney se- viows of this film haven't movie star literally jumps off man Ted Oanson. Will Smith •Big screen biopic on the life DENNIS THE MENACE quel to Snow IWi/to, Voices in- stopped it from becoming the the screen and joins him on a co-stars with Nip Long, (PG-13) THE SANDLOT of singer Tina Turner, who tri- •Home Alone producer John clude Ed Asner, Carol Chan- be*-office hit of the spring (R) wild adventure, An action movie •Had News Gears- style fun with umphed over prejudice, an Hughes brings the |uvemle ring, Irene Caw, Dom DeLuise. that also finds lime for comedy MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING a band of scruffy kids who start abusive husband and bank- comic strip character to the lug Tracey Ullmnnn and others. {01 JURASSIC PARK as it spoofs the action-movie ft Kenneth Branagh (Henry V, a baseball team (PG) ruptcy to become tho queen of screen, with. Walter Matthau >t Steven Spielbergs long- genie. (PC-13) Dead Again) directs and stars rock 'n' roll. (R) 8~ Forbes Newspapers June 30-July 2,1993 Weekend 'T-KvOgV^

Frelinghuysen Arboretum Rain location: War Memo- other composers. 53 East Hanover Ave. rial, Trenton. Free ad- WATERLOO Morristown mission, FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA (201) 267-0206 WATERLOO . Waterloo Village •Ensemble performs works CHAMBER ORCHESTRA 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope by Mozart, Samuel Barber, Richardson Auditorium. (201) 347-0900 and other composers. Ad* Princeton University 8:30 p.m, $2O-$12.75. mission $23, group rates (201) 347-0900 Saturday July 3 available. 8:30 p.m. Adults $10, se- •Tchaikovsky's Piano Con- VARIATIONS ON AMERICA nior citizens, students $5. certo No, 1 in B flat minor; Sunday, July 4,8 p.m. Friday, July 2 America/) FestM Overture by Mercer County Park •A "very much reduced" Schuman; Saint-Saws' Organ Route 535, West Windsor transcription of Till Eulen- Symphony No. 3. 1-800-AUEGRO spiege/by Richard Strauss; Saturday, July 10 •Everything from "The also works by J.S. Bach, •John Corigfiano'S A/OS Sym- Star-Spangled Banner" to Brahms, Copland, Martinu. phony No. 1; Haydn's Cello Oklahoma! to Sousa Friday, July 9 Concerto in C major and T/su- marches, performed by the •Ff»ncl<'s Piano Quintet, er Symphony No. 44 in E NJ. Symphony Orchestra, plus works by J.S, Bach and minor,

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(Continued from page 6) mission $18, (908) 755-7909 counts available. MiraanninvM. ELMNtltLVM •"Mutlc Through the Ages," MKHULSIUUimi ORCHESTRA July 7; 2, 7 p.m. performed with an electronic Sunday, July 11,3:30 p.m. Saturday, July 10,8 p.m. Growing Sup orchestra. Free admission. Carney Center for the Arts Nicholas Music Center, Route 24, Chester SOUR WIND Pumell School, Pottersville (908) 879-4946 Rutgws Arts Center Sunday, July 11, 4 p.m. (908) 879-2423 •Folk singer from New Jersey. George St., New Brunswick Montclair Art Museum •Tenor sings works by Schu- Admission $4. (908) 932-7511 3 South Mountain Ave. bert, Liszt, and other compos- D0NSLCWN •'Bach Out of Contort,'w/J,S. Montclair ers w/Anthony Strong, piano. Friday, July 9,10 a.m. (201) 746-5555 Bach's Brandenburg Concerto Related lectures at 1 and 2 North Plalnfield Library •Trio performs works by ^^^^^PT^^* No. 3 and other concertos by p.m. Admission $25, 6 Rockview Aw. Beethoven, Mozart, and other him, Vtvoldi, Handel, and Corel- SYLVAN WIND QUINTET North Plainfield composers. Admission $6, dis- li. Related lecture at 7 p.m. Ad- Saturday, July 10,8 p.m.

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to prepare for her Stageworks role, "The character of Victor Franken- stein was influenced by Percy Making of Shelley, Henry Qerval was influenced by Lord Byron, and, in a lot of ways, the monster himself is a monster Mary Shelley's alter-ego, a darker side of herself, "Specific events in the novel Stageworks also correspond with the author's life. William, Mary Shelley's child, re-stages its died at the age of 3. In the novel, a character named William, Fran- kenstein's younger brother, is 'Frankenstein' killed by the monster." By MICHAEL P. SCASSERRA Playing the "created man" of the WfeetenoWus IMrter title is Hoboken resident and tageworks/Summit, one of Stageworks regular James Cronin, New Jersey's lesser-known who originated the role of the Sbut consistently interesting monster during the 1988 workshop professional theaters, is also one of and previously appeared in Stage- the state's quirkiest. Performing works' versions of Jungle Coup out of the Arts Center Theater on and Moby Dick. Neil Bradley, a the campus of the Kent Place regular off-Broadway and televi- School in Summit, artistic director, sion performer, plays the mad doc- playwright and director Robert tor. Rounding out the cast are Pridham has steered Stageworks DeAnne Kemp as love-interest through ;i seven-season repertoire Elizabeth and G.R. Johnson as which has included revivals of Henry Clerval, Frankenstein's mwfcal tantMy JWr. and (he rarely-produced works like Larry friend and confidant. Atlas's Tnlul Abandon and Eric "This Frankc7WtL'i?i originally m pWivftYMflON N0h ft 1*30 Bogosians Talk Radio, literary ad- put SUigeworks on the map," Mr. p Ttehm In «Mno»a*$6 aptations like Orson Willes's stage Pridham believes, confident that tor chfcHn md $7flor MMfc On version o! MelvilleV Moby Dick, New Providence actress Cynthia Boorujy portrays Mary Shel- the five years of development and and Pridham's own stage ad- ley in 'Mary Shelly's Frankenstein' at Stageworks/Summit July work he has put into the script aptations of popular works like 8-Aug. 7. since the 1988 workshop will be Ghost Stories, based on short sto- reflected in the coming production. ries by Stephen King, and last "This is a very sophisticated In this adaptation, Mary Shelley The playwright and director is Iht fWn HiNteiHft 114 summer's premiere of The Gradu- Frankenstein," the playwright herself appears to narrate the story acutely aware that, as he produces MlLflftM ate. maintains. "The true love relation- she originally wrote at the age of his Frankenstein, popular culture Struggling, as any regional the- ships in the story become very im- 19. Portrayed by New Providence is rediscovering the version of the ater company must, to increase its portant and convoluted, and there resident Cynthia Boorujy, whose novel, while actor and director audience base while remaining is some chaste nudity which most recent New Jersey appear- Kenneth Branagh prepares his true to its creative mission, Stage- makes this a uniquely adult and ance was in the Triad Arts En- own film version, to star Robert works is currently preparing to faithful version of the story." semble's production of Christopher Deniro as the monster. open its eighth season with a full "A lot of the renewed interest in production of Pridham's adapta- "This script is a direct return to Durang's The Marriage of Bette Shelley's novel," the playwright and Boo, Shelley takes the audi- Frankenstein has to do with the tion of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, upcoming 150-year anniversary of When the work premiered in a continues. "Significant material ence through her dark fiction while pointing to the astounding the novel," Mr. Pridham says. two-week, non-professional work- has also been drawn from Shel- "The fact remains, though, that shop in 1988, area critics re- ley's letters and journals. Many parallels between the narrative very few of the adaptations of sponded favorably and the play events in Shelley's life are paral- and tragic events in her own life. Shelley's novel remain close to the ended up on some 10-best lists. leled in her novel, the amazing Shelley herself opens the play and source material." This Frankenstein, promises tiling being that many of these later becomes involved in the nar- Pridham, posits Shelley's original events happened after she wrote rative unfolding onstage by giving Frankenstein inns July 8-Aug. 7, narrative against an appropriately about them." information to the characters. Thursdays-Saturdays at 8 p.m. at The dark, foreboding backdrop. Set on Mr. Pridham describes his text "There are direct parallels be- 1 Arts Center Theater at the Kent Place a tilted set, complete with special as a "chamber horror piece for five tween the characters in the novel School, 42 Norwood Ave., Summit. effects involving lightening, thun- players," and he is extremely ex- and real people in Mary Shelley's Tickets range from $10.50-$15.50. HB. M HOB' der and fog, the playwright has set cited with the cast he has as- life," adds Ms. Boorujy, who read Call the Stageworks box office, (908) it in its original 1795 period. sembled for this run of the show. several biographies of the author 273-9383. Curtain calls

NOW PLAYING •The Trip fo Bountiful, stage PAPER MIU PLAYHOUSE union. Through July 3. Admis- Upper Montclair PREMIER THEATRE COMPANY available. BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE version of the Oscar-winning Brookside Dr., Millburn sion $19-$14, discounts avail- (201) 893-5112 Hfindorson Theatre STAGEWORKS/SUMMIT film, Memorial Auditorium, July (201) 376-4343 70 South Main St. able. •Orphans, Lyie Ke$sler's drama Route 520, Ltncroft Kent Place School New Hope, Pa. 7-18, Admission S25-S21. •Pfianiom, musical based on • of two people searching for a (908) 758-1118 42 Norwood Ave., Summit (215) 862-2041 group rates available. The Phantom o' the Opera (the COMING UP father figure, July 15-25. Ad- •Mo Pirates of Penance, Gil- N.J. SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL book, not the Broadway play). (908) 2739383 •Sugar Babies, vaudeville mu- BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE mission (15, discounts avail- bert and Sullivan's operetta of Bowne Theatre Through July 17. Admission •Frankensle/n, Mary Shelley's sical made famous on Broad- 70 South Main St. able. the high seas. July 8-24, Ad- Drew University, Madison S41-S26. monster brought to tho staflo. way by Mickey Rooney. Through New Hope, Pa, NJ. SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL mission $15-$10, discounts (201) 408-5600 July 11. Admission $22-119. PUYS-IN-THE-PARK (215)862-2041 Bowne Theatre available. July 8 Aug. 7. Admission •Arms and the Man, anti-war MONTCLAIR STATE COLUGE Roosevelt Park •42nd Street, musical derived Drew University, Madison SOMERSET HILLS HOTEL $15.50-$10.50. excursion by George Bernard Upper Montclair Route 1, Edison from the Busby Berkeley films (201) 408-5600 1-78 Exit 33, Warren SUMMERFUN THEATER Show. Through July 17. Admis- (201)893-5112 (908) 548-2884 of the 30s. July 14-25. Admis- •Measure for Measure, expos- (908) 647-6700 Weiss Arts Center, •Lett/ce and Lovage, Peter sion $30-114, discounts avail- •42nd Streef, musical derived sion $22419, discounts avail- ing corrupt government of tho •The Wedding, encore of an Montclair Kimberley Academy Shaffer's comedy from trie U.K. able from the Busby Berkeley films able. 17th century. July 13-24. Ad- Italian wedding transformed Memorial Auditorium, through (201) 256-0576 OFFBROADSTREET THEATRE of the 30s. Through July 3. Ad- HUNTEftDON HILLS PLAYHOUSE mission $10. into a dinner theater, 7:30 Jury 4. Admission J25S21. •Cheaper by tfw Owen, or fam- 5 South Greenwood Ave. mission $2; bring lawn chairs. Route 173, Hampton PLAYS-IN-THEPARK p.m. July 10. Admission $45. group rates available. ily values during the Roaring Hopewell SUMMERFUN THEATER 1-800-447-7313 Roosevelt Park •.,, And the Rain Came 10 SOMERSET VALLEY PLAYERS 20s. July 6-10. Admission $19- (609) 466-2766 Weiss Arts Center, •You Made Me Low you, revue Route 1, Edison Amwell Rd., Neshanlc Mayfield, Jason Mulligan's $14, discounts available. •Litt/e Shop o/Horrors, musical Montclair Wmberley Academy of American song and dance. (908) 548-2884 (908) 369-7469 drama about a man going out derived from the cult film. •The Sutler Did It, whodunit set (201) 2560576 July 7-Sept. 25, Group rates •Nunsense, the first Incarnation •C/HJSS, musical set In the on his own. Studio Theatre, July Through July 17. Admission 'Oil City Symphony, or a tribute available; call for prices. of tho Uttle Sisters of Hoboken, course of a world championship In the theater world. July 13- 1-11. Admission $15, dis- 517.25 Saturdays, $15.75 Fri- to a music teacher by four stu- MONTCLAIR STATE COLLEGE July 14-24. Admission $2; chess match. July 9-Aug. 8. 17. Admission S19-S14, discounts available. days and Sundays. dents at their high school re- Studio TtMltra bring lawn chairs. Admission $15, discounts counts available.

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Concert tour was no Little Feat July 1 Garden State Arts Center reunion show features the Band ByWILUAMWESTHOVEN Payne will be joined by fellow longtime Feats "enthusiastic," and he's even more excited WfeetenrfRfus Editor Richie Hayward (drums, vocals), Paul Barrere about sharing a stage with his heroes. "It's a ll you hear from the music business these (guitar, vocals), Kenny Gradney (bass) and Sam real thrill to play with the Band (minus, of days is how promoters are losing their Clayton (percussion, vocals). Fred Tackett (gui- course, ex-Band-leader Robbie Robertson and Ashirts staging conceits that draw smaller tar, trumpet), and Craig Fuller (guitar, vocals), the late Richard Manuel) because I've always m tJO un, luv and smaller crowds each year. who joined the band when it reformed in 1988 listened to them," he said. MO antf But there are a few acts out there that are after disbanding in the wake of George's death Future endeavors will include, hopefully, a more reliable than others - ironically, several in 1979, complete the lineup of crack musi- new album, The first order of business, though, of them, like Stove Miller, Jimmy Buffctt, The cians. Grateful Dead and even Paul McCartney - are Payne serves as an unofficial leader, but said is to find a new label. "Our record company let classic rockers who haven't had a hit record in that everyone has a say in the band's sound. us out of our contract, which I think was the best for all concerned," he explained. "We're years, "We all have different backgrounds," he said. M7HMOS. Add little Feat to that list. Despite being in "Mine was in classical - I used to play pipe hoping to get into the studio sometime around the market for a new record label (Morgan organ in church, which I think might have led the end of the summer. We'd like to get in- Creek released them from their contract after to my use of synthesizers - and when Craig, volved with a record company that takes a Styttotict Sfmke Me Up in 1989) - the quintessential who was in Pure Prairie League, and Fred, who more creative approach to markeing. Most of kings of Southern boogie rhythms have been I've known since the beginning, joined the them treat records like movies, where if it wk% VHIV BP^W^BP; . •• . • doing a hangup job on the concert circuit, band, that they would be bringing more of a doesn't take off in the first three weeks, it's drawing healthy audiences at places like Wa- blues influence," just written off," terloo Village and the Garden State Arts Center The final product, as little Feat fans well But in the meantime, there's always the con- «M in Holmdel, where they'll headline a bill featur- know, is a category-busting mix of jazz, west- cert circuit, where the band has proved that the ing the Band Thursday, July 1. ern swing, rock, country, and a few dozen other best way to survive is to put you best feat "We have been fortunate," said keyboardist styles. "And there's a lot of room to improvise," forward. Bill Payne, who helped found the band along Payne added. "Not quite to the point like the with the late Lowell George and others back in Grateful Dead where we're making it up as we the early '70s. "But it's still a tough situation go along, but there's a lot of room. Sometimes I UT1U FEAT/THE BAND Thursday, July 1,8 p.m., at right now. They didn't want us in Austin, but call it an exercise in terror," the Garden State Parkway, Exit 116 on the Garden ffcYffil #w*% IB ttt «• TIT- we said 'lets book it and see what happens' and Payne's excited about returning to New Jer- State Parkway, Holmdel. Tickets $28-$25; $18 (lawn). *myi • ••••';•»••••• vi:~' we ended up selling out three shows." sey, where he always found the crowds to be (908) 442-9200. Club mix

IIOMDOrS (908) 752-3171 College night. Sundays and 95-cent dance night, Satur- (908) 727-3000 Bill Turner & Blue Smoke, Sun- •Kenny Davem Quartet, July 253 French St. Country music, Tuesdays, Tuesdays. days, Thursdays, •Physical Graffiti (Led Zeppelin days. 14,16,17. New Brunswick BOURBON STRKTCAFl Ladies' night, Thursdays, •Into Another, Black Train Jack, tribute), July 2. CORNERSTONE •Orphan Newsboys, July 21. July 10. •The Styiistics, July 3, 25 New St., Metuchen (908} 249-6131 OldBtyRMtMtfint •Mike Dugan, through July 4. •Scott Hamilton Quartet WJohn Country music, Fridays, Satur- 61 Church St., New Brunswick •Rondelt Sheridan, July 6-11. •Shudder to TNnk, Tsunami, •Johnny Winter, July 7. (908) 549-5306 Campbell, July 28. days. (908) 246-3111 •Felicia Michaels, July 13,14, July 18. •Leon Russell, July 9. Traditional \an. MRCNHIU. NIGHTCLUB Jam session, Sundays. 16-18. •The Buacocks, Sam Black •Mickey Thomas (ex-Starship), •Mike LeDonne Quartet, July 2, •Larry Ham Quartet, Jury 30. Route 9, Old Bridge •Son Uwi9, July 2. •Call for details, July 15. Church, July 21. July 10, 23, 24. •Christian Josi Quartet, July 31, (908) 536-0650 •The VooOudes, July 3. •Howard Busgang, July 20-25. •The Bouncing Souls, Lifetime, •Richard Elliot, July 14. •Don Fnedman Quartet w/Attilla COURT TAVERN Country and Western dance (in CATCH A RISING STAR •Ralph Harris, July 27-Aug. 1, Aug. 8. •Dennis Wotlberg, July 16. Zoller, July 3. 124 Church St. •ELD, July 17. •Harry Allen Trio, July 7, pavilion), Fridays, Saturdays. Hyitt RtfffKy Hottl CfTYQARDCNS •Fugail.Aug. 17,18. New Brunswick Route 1, West Windsor 1701 Calhoun St., Trenton •The Toasters, Blm Skala Bim, CONNIE'S •Nick Sassone Quartet w/Lou Male revue, Saturdays, Thurs- (908) 545-7265 days. (609) 987-8018 (609) 392-8887 Aug. 22. Route 35, Sayreville Carter, July 9. Hardcore night (upstairs), open BOBBY i MARTS Headline comedy every night "AIMemativo" dance party, Fri- CLUBBENE (908) 721-6223 •Pete Yellin Quartet w/flay Gal- 318 William St., Piscataway except Monday. days. Route 35, Sayreville Oldies club. lon, July 10. (Please turn to page 14)

June 30-Jury 2,1993 Fortes Newspapers ••*;<•• a Weekend Museums

24 Fern Rd,, East Brunswick THE ART MUSEUM QREAT SWAMP OUTDOOR Bemardsvllle (908) 766-0118 Wnetton IWvwIty EDUCATION CENTER (908) 257-4340 Open during library hours, (609) 258-3788 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham Wednesday, Thursday, Satur- •Photographs by Deborah Al- Tuesday through Saturday from (201) 635-6629 day, and Sunday from 11 a.nv derman, ongoing. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from Open every day from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m, Also open by ap- FRIENDSHIP LIBRARY 1-5 p.m. Free admission, Tours 4:30 p.m. Registration required pointment, of museum highlights Saturday for programs. FtlrMghWcklmonUnlvmHy •Sculpture by Myra Graham at 2 p.m. Western European •Hike at Lewis Moms Park 285 Madison Ave., Madison and Joe Brennan, through July paintings, sculpture and deco- (Momstown), 7 p.m. July 1. (201) 593-8532 rative art from 19th and 20th •Bird walk at Schooley's Moun- Open during library hours, 8. centuries; also pre-Columbian tain Park (Long Valley), 2 p.m. •Graphic design by Koga Hira- •Juried sculpture exhibition, art and an of the Americas, July 3. no, through Sept. 17. July 11-Oct. 31. Awards cer- GALLERY AT •American art from collections MACCUliOCN HAU emony at 1p.m. July 11. BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB of the university's Class of 45 Maccultoch Ave. RIDER COLLEGE 1953, through July 3. Route 206, Princeton Momstown Student Center Art Gallery •20th-century works from the (609) 252-6275 (201) 538-2404 Route 206, Lawrenceville Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Nowinski collection, through Gardens open every day from and Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m,; (609) 896-5327 July 17. dawn until dusk Historical mu- Thursday from 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; Monday through Thursday from COOPER Mia seum open Thursday and Sun- Saturday, Sunday, and July 5 noon-2 p.m. and 6-8 p.m.; Fri- Route 24, Chester day from 1-4 p.m. Adults $3, from 1-5 p.m. Free admission. (908) 879-5463 senior citizens and students day through Sunday from 2-5 •NJ, State Teen Arts touring Restored 19th-century grist mill $2. p.m. Free admission. that grinds corn and wheat into exhibit, through Aug. 22. MAIN STREET •Student art exhibit, through meal. Open Friday through From Uk»s to Fomtt - tot Art of DwiM Smhh an art exhibition will HUNTEROON ART CENTER ANTIQUE CENTER Aug. 29. Tuesday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. continue at Ark II GaHtfy, 33 MIM St., Ftomlnfton through July 31. 7 Lower Center St., Ctlnton 148 Main St., Flemington SHULSN ART GALLERY Closed July 4. Donation, (90S) 735-8415 1908) 788-6767 CaH 782-8235. •Sketching w/Gene Feller, July Thursday and Friday from **snCuftural Foundation Antique! and collectibles from 177 Broadway, Clark 10. two centuries. Daily (eictpt tit. noon-5 p.m. Frtt admission. Artlf»cttand|«nMlc*ofOtt 12:30-4:30 and 5-8 p.m,, Sat- •School In the 19ft century, Tuesday) from 10 i.m,-S p.m. •00* "ComtructiontT on§> Bridfi (nt Madison) Township, urday and Sunday from 11 (90S) 382-7197 July 17. Frtt admission. Lost Civilization/'throufliAui H Open Wednesday from 9:30 i.m.-5 p.m, Admlsiton S3 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, CRANBURY MUSEUM days, $1.50 evenings; joint ad- METUR HOUSE 29. Admission $9, discounts •"The Trawler as Ethnogra- a.m.-noon and the first Sunday and Friday from 10 e.m.-S 4 Parti PI., Cranbury mission vWCIintori Historical 1281 River Rd., Piscataway available. pher," ongoing, of each month from 1-4 p.m. p.m.; Wednesday from 10 (609) 655-3736 Museum 15. Discounts avail- (908) 463-8363 •"The Classical Revival fn Fash- •Photographs by women pho- ANEVOORHEESDMMERU a.m.-10 p.m.; Saturday from Open Sunday from 1-4 p.m. or able. Piscataway Township historic ion," through September. tographers, ongoing. ART MUSEUM 10a.m.-2p.m, by appointment. Closed July 4. •Masks and paintings by Sally museum, with permanent exhi- MUSEUM Of EARLY •"Weaving Around the World," KutflmtMvtrsny Free admission. Spofford, through July 25. •Works by graduates of the bition of life in the town's early TRADES AND CRAFTS through July 18. ' Hamilton St., New Brunswick •'The Delights of Herbs.1 •"The Artist Looks at Hunter- Cracow Aitdemy of Fine Arts, days. Open Thursday through 9 Mam St.. Madison •Photo-illuminations by Franc (908) 932-7237 through July 25. don County," juried show, through July 8, Saturday from noon-5 p.m. (201) 377-2982 Palaia, through Aug. 8. Tuesday through Friday from 10 DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM through July 25. SWAIN QAUERIES MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM Exhibits portray the role of OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM a,m.-4;30 p.m,, Saturday and ' 602 West Front St., Plamfield NABISCO OAUCRY 703 Watching Ave,, Plainfleld Cometius Low House crafts people in the 18th and Barrack St., Trenton Sunday from noon-5 p.m, Free (908) 755-5831 1225 River Rd., Piscataway River Rd,, East Hanover 19th centuries. Tuesday (609) 396-1776 admission. (908) 756-1707 Colonial home built in 1746 (201) 503-3238 (908) 745-4177 through Saturday from 10 Tuesday through Friday from and chronicling New Jersey his- Showing life In New Jersey dur- •"Recovering Histories," art in Daily (except Monday and Sat- a,m,-4 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 Open to the public every day tory from before independence ing the Revolutionary War. Chile since 1962, July 8-Au* 9:30 B.m.-5:30p,m., Saturday urday) from 1-4 p,m. Free ad- p.m. Free admission for mem- from noon-4 p.m. Free admis- to after the Civil War. Open Sat- Tuesday through Saturday from 24. from 9:30 a.rrt,-4 p.m. mission. bers. Non-member admission: sion. urday from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- lla.rn.-5p.rn., Sunday from •Cityscapes by Michael McGm- •"Echoes of a Storyteller/' leg- adults J2, children $1. •"Fresh Perspectives" by New mission for members, Non- 1*5 p.m, Adults $2, senior citi- ley, through Jury 2. •Domestic medicine in the Jersey high school students, ends, mythology, and games of zens and students $1, children member admission: adults $1, WAITERS HAU. GALLERY New Jersey, through July 18. 18th century, July 10. through Sept. 9. children free. under 12 50 cents, Galleries •Gravestones of the 17th and NEW JERSEY CENTER Rut|#f* Arts Cent* MONTCUIR ART MUSEUM 0SBORN-CANN0NBAU HOUSE EAST JERSEY OLOETOWNE 18th centuries July 17. FOR VISUAL ARTS Chapei Dr., New Brunswick 3 South Mountain Ave. Front St., Scotch Plains Johnson Park 68 Dm St., Summit Montclair NJ. CHILDREN'S MUSEUM (908) 689-4137 (908} 932-7511 River Rd., Piscataway ARKIIQALLERY (908) 273-9121 (201) 746-5555 599 Industnal Ave., Paramus Historic house from c. 1750. Thursday through Saturday (908) 463-9077 33 Mine St., Flemington Monday through Friday from Through Aug. 8: Wednesday (201) 262-5151 Open the first Sunday of each from 3-10 p.m,, Sunday from Village composed ol relocated noon-4 p.m., Saturday and through Saturday from 11 Fantasy castle, a 50s fire en- (906) 782-8235 18th century structures set month from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- 2-5 p.m. Friday through Monday from 10 Sunday from 2-4 p.m, Closed a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 gine, and more exhibits for kids mission. near the headquarters of the July 3-5. Free admission. •"Photoformance" by Ernestine p.m. Free admission lor mem- to touch. Open every day from a.m.-5:30 p.m. Also open by county park police. No tours of- REEVES-REED ARBORETUM appointment. •Members' show, through July W. Ruben, through July 31. bers. Non-member admission: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission $6 165 Hobart Ave., Summit fered at present Gift shop 8. adults $4, senior citizens and weekdays, $7 weekends; chil- (908) 273-8787 •Works of "Our American Heri- dosed until further notice. •Works by artists with dis- students $2, children free, free dren under 1 year old free. Gardens open daily from dawn tage" by Dan and Pauline Cam- EDISON NATIONAL abilities, through Jury 30. admission for all on Saturday, Group rates available. to dusk. panelli, through July 31. Stargazing HISTORIC SITE •Faculty show, July 18-Aug. 14 •Works in progress by Mona •Independence Day celebra- SETONHAU ART ON THE AVENUE Main St., West Orange Reception from 2-5 p.m. July Brody, through July 11. tion, July 3,4. UNIVERSITY MUSEUM 648 Bloomfield Ave., Verona (201) 736-5050 18. •Wedding gowns worn by "June •Medieval Weekend, July 10, Fahy Hall, South Orange (201) 239-0039 Workshop with inventions of NJ. DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN NJ. STATE MUSEUM Brides," through July 25. 11. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thomas Alva Edison. Open (201) 761-9543 205 West State St., Trenton • "images of America" by Cur- 65 Church St., New Brunswick everydayfrom9a.m.-5p.m. •Learn about medicine, July Monday through Friday from 9 Friday, and Saturday from 10 (908) 246-2066 (609) 292-6333 Adults $2, children and senior rier & ryes, through July 25. 17,18. a.m.-8 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m-6 p.m.; Thursday fiom 10 Monday through Saturday from Admission $1, group rates citizens free. •19th-century landscapes by NJ. HISTORICAL SOCIETY a.m.-4 p.m. Free admission. a.m.-8 p.m.; Sunday fiom 10 noon-6 p.m, available. FOSTERF1ELOS Milne Ramsey, July 3-Aug 8. 230 Broadway, Newark •Exhibit on the Lenape Indians a.m.-4 p.m. •"New Generations," teacher- Kahdena Rd., Momstown MORRIS MUSEUM (201) 483-3939 from 10,000 B.C.-A.D. 1758, •Paintings by Oan and Pauline •"Drinking Gourds and Dip- student exhibit, through July (201) 326-7645 6 Normandy Heights Rd, Wednesday through Friday from ongoing. Campanelli, through July 31. pers," 1 and 3 p.m. Saturday 10. Living historical farm with im- Morristown 10 o.m,-4 p.m., third Saturday WAUACE HOUSE/ B. BEAMESDERFEft GALLERY and Sunday through July 3. •"Americana" (open members plements from the 19th cen- (201) 538-0454 of the month from 10 a.m.-4 OLD DUTCH PARSONAGE 6 North Second Ave. show) Bnd "First Exposure" {ju- •"Partner'Ship'Earth," 2 p.m. tury. Wednesday through Satur- Monaay through Saturday from p.m. Guided tours by ap- 38 Washington PL, Somerville Highland Pork ned show), July 17-Aug. 28. Saturday and Sunday through day from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun- 10 a,m,-5 p.m., Sunday from pointment. Free admission for (908) 725-1015 (908)249-6971 Reception from 4-6 p.m. July July 3. Children under 4 not ad- day from 1-5 p.m. Admission noon-6 p.m. Closed July 4. society members, Non-member George Washington's head- Monday through Friday from 10 Free admission for members. 17. mitted, $4 for farm and Willows resi- admission J3. quarters when he was stationed a.m.-6p.m., Saturday from 10 Non-member admission: adults PHILLIPS MILL RARITAN VALLEY dence, $3 for farm alone; dis- •"Tender in Years," childhood in Somerville in 1778. Open a.m.-5 p.m. Also open by ap- Route 32, New Hope. Pa. counts available. J4, senior citirens and children in 19th-century New Jersey, on- Wednesday through Saturday COMMUNITY COLLEGE pointment. (215) 862-0582 •Independence Day pone, July $2. going. from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday Route 28, North Branch •Works by four area pho- Open every day from 1-5 p,m, 4, •Permanent gallery exhibits: di- NJ. STATE MUSEUM from noon-5 p.m, Free admis- (908) 231-8805 tographers, July 11-Aug, 21. Adults $3, senior citizens and •Grain harvest, July 10 nosaurs, live animals, mam- sion, •"Touch the Stars." 1:30 and 205 West State St, Trenton Reception from 1-5 p.m. July students $1.50. •Herbs, July 11. mals, model trams, history, (609) 292-6464 THOMAS WARNE MUSEUM 11. •Juried exhibition and sale of 3:30 p.m, Monday and •Tribute to Miss Dana's School North American Indians. Wood- Tuesday through Saturday from Route 516, Old Bridge BERNARDSVtLLE LIBRARY works, through Oct. 31. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday of Mornstown, July 11-Oct. 31. I land Indians, rocks and miner- 9 o.m..4;45 p.m., Sunday ffom (908) 566-0348 2 Morristown Rd. QUIETUDE GARDEN GALLERY through Aug. 18. Admission $4.

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THE NEW JERSEY SPORTS FESTIVAL CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS t JULY 941 AT RUTGERS UNIVERSITY AND SURROUNDING AREAS 2/GARDEN STATE GAMES - June 30-July 2,1993J 1993 GARDEN STATE GAMES A Forbes Newspapers Supplement GSG feature wide variety of events Athletes of all ages, all sizes and New Jersey counties compete for abiility ranges will be busy next gold, silver and bronze medals - weekend competing in the Garden and enjoy the opportunity to per- State Games championship finals form at their best under organized at various sites throughout the tournament conditions. state. Events for Masters and While Rutgers University in Pis- physicall-challenged competitors cataway will host a majority of the also are part of some sports, thus action, the finals of filling out this year's several events will be athletic offerings. held elsewhere, most- During the past sev- ly in Middlesex eral weeks, thousands County. The track of boys and girls and competition takes adults have partici- place at Raritan Val- pated in over 100 re- ley Community Col* gional tryouts at 64 lege in the North sites for their particu- Branch section of lar sports. The top Branchburg Town- placers at each tryout ship, Somerset Coun- have qualified for the ty. finals. The 11th annual With the exception Garden State Games is New Jer- PHwocourav or worn STATE QAMR sey's own Olympic-style spotts fes- and wrestling, athletes represent FMd hockey* wMi t modified found^oMn tournnnent tofiMtt It M10A9 tnt 31 sports bong held tival showcasing the best of the the following regions: Northeast during next weekend's chsmplonsMp rwnd of the Osrden State Gant*, state's amateur athletes. Over 5000 (Essex, Hudson and Union coun- are expected to compete in the fi- ties); Northwest (Bergen, Morris, nals July S-ll. Passaic, Sussex and Warren court- Cape May, Cumberland, Salem In the Olympic tradition, conv the annual (all banquet, is awarded In 31 different sports, ranging ties); Southeast (Hunterdon, Mid- and Gloucester counties). petiton finishing first through to the top male and female auv from archery to wrestling, and in dlesex, Mercer, Monmouth, Ocean Regional colors: Northeast (yd- third in each division will receive letes in each sport divisions determined by age or lev- and Somerset counties); Southwest low); Northwest (red); Southeast gold, silver and bronze medali The Garden State Games Com- els of skill, residents from all 21(Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, (blue); Southwest (green). The Governor's Cup, presented at (Please turn to page 6)

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For the benefit of the For Further Information Call: Addraiat Garden State Games (908) 638-6447 L New Jersey's Sports Festinl A Forbes Newspapers Supplement June 30-July 2,1993 - GARDEN STATE GAMES/3 Festive opening ceremonies yiohinder. for GSG OFFICIAL BALI OF THE

While the focui of the Garden State Games ii on competing, New Jeney1! annual wmmer sports festival also features other activities. "Let the Games begin" with the sounds and sights of the GSG's Olympic-style Opening Ceremonies Friday, July 9 at Mohiafc 7:30 p.m. at Rutgers University in Piscataway. The evening's schedule includes an athletes' parade and torch-lighting ceremony, music, entertainment and featured BASKETBALL guests. All participants in the finals, along with a cheering section of family and friends, are invited to attend the ceremonies. Admission for the Opening Ceremonies is $2 for adults, $1 for children (under age 14) and senior citizens. Athletes Picnic The Athletes Picnic, open to all finals participants, will be held Saturday, July 10 from 6 pm to 9 pm. at the Holiday Inn-Raritan Center, the Games* headquarters. This is an opportunity for the entire Garden State Garnet fam- GARDEN ily - athletes, officials, staff members, volunteers and guests - to relax and socialize with one another. Family members and friends are welcome. Governor's Cup Banquet The Governor's Cup, recogniz- ing the outstanding male and female competitors in each sport, BASEBALL/ is presented at the annual Gover- nor's Cup Banquet in the fall, SOFTBALL Jerseyans welcome Honored athletes and their guests are invited to attend this to join GSG fan club elegant cocktail reception and dinner, and will receive a com- New Jersey residents, both athletes and non- memorative plaque during an in- athletes, are eligible to join the Garden State Games dividual presentation. DISTRIBUTED BY: Fan Club. Volunteers For a $200 donation, members received a team bag, The Garden State Games CONCESSION PRODUCTS hat, neck pouch, sport bottle and Diamond Club Committee Inc. is the non-profit T-SHIRTS organization which conducts all STAFF SHIRTS plaque. For $100 (Gold Level fan), there's a team bag, aspects of the Games. Funding is hat, neck pouch and sport bottle; $50 (Silver Level) - provided by various other local HATS canvas sport bag, hat, neck pouch, sport bottle; $25 and national corporate sponsors. WARM-UPS (Bronze Level) - hat, neck pouch, sport bottle; $15 The success of the Garden Anaconda State Games is built on a founda- (GSG Sports Fan) - neck pouch, sport bottle. tion of over 2000 volunteers - YOUR NEW JERSEY In addition to membership cards and items, mem- sports-minded students, retirees, REPRESENTATIVE: bers will receive a quarterly newsletter which contains parents and service groups - (800)398-ROCK information on the Garden State Games and other who serve in various capacities, SCOTT BRADLEY related stories. both before and during the finals 7625 weekend. For information about (201) 962-7625 For further information call 225-0303 or write to: becoming a member of the GSG Garden State Games, P.O. Box 0923, Edison, N.J, volunteer force, contact the 08818-692,1. '" ' Games office at A Forbes Newspapers Supplement 4/GARDEN STATE GAMES - June 30-July 2,1993 1993 GARDEN STATE GAMES GSG championship finals venue map

CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS VENUE MAP Rt, 1*T Greater Middlesex Area PISCATAWAY

Field D (luich Caapui) lubble (In Caee of Rain) Fielda 1,2,3,4 (luich Caapui) Boyi/Oirli Soccer Boye/Cirle Lacroeee H/GHLAND Rutgere Itadiua (Under Conetruction) Aitroturf Field (Butch Campui) Field Hockey Teonii Court! (Buech Citnpua) Ttnnle Sonny Herblin Recreation Center Diving/Racquetball NEW Volleyball/Water Polo BBUNSWCK Swimming (Age Group/Maeteri) E Baieball Facility (Kilmer Campue) BRUNSWICK Boya Baseball Soccer Fielda (Kilmer Campus) Women'a Open Soccer Louis Brown Athletic Center NORTH Boys/Girle/Wheelchair Basketball BflUNSWCK Cycling Start Livingston College Oye & Field Tae Kwon Do 13. Piscataway Vo-Tech Karate/Gymnastics 14. College Ave. 0y« Fencing/Table Tennis IS. Cook College Oya ft Field EMERGENCY FHONI NUMBERS Archery/Synchronised Swimming 16. Carolier Lanes Campus Police (908) 932-7211 Bowling Emergency Service! (908) 932-7111 17. Boliday Inn - Raritan Center New Brunswick Police Dept....(90S) 74S-S2OO Road Race/Athlete'e Picnic Piecataway Police Dept. (908) 562-1100 18. East Brunswick Vo-Tech Edison Police Dept (908) 287-0700 Boys Baseball 19. Edison High School OPENING CEREMONIES Athlete Check-in/Health Fair Directions to Garden State Games sites RARITAN VALLEY COM- 32-B to traffic light Travel to Rues Lane enue and armory is on left approx. Route 9 South, go voer Edison MVNITY COLLEGE - From the at Ridgedale Avenue, jughandle (cross two miles down. bridge, staying to the right, and north, via Garden State Parkway • turn right, proceed to JOHN'S POND, Mcdaugh Road, back over the high- follow signs for South Amboy Exit 140-A onto Route 22 West, second traffic light at way), proceed as in Colesville - Via Parkway North continue approx. 22 miles. Take East Hanover Av- above directions. and South • Take Route 23 North, Business Center, Take circle half- first right past Olimpia USA onto enue, turn left and WESTFIELD AR- After passing through Sussex, way around and follow signs for Orr Drive, follow signs to the col- travel half-mile to MORY, 500 Kahway Colesville is about five miles fur- South Amboy Business Center. lege entrance on Route 28. When arena Avenue, Westfield - ther north. A landmark will be the Proceed approx. one mile to sec- on campus, follow signs to parking EAST BRUN- From the south - Elias Cole Restaurant on the left; ond traffic light and make right lots 4 and 5.; Via Route 1 - Take SWICK VO-TECH, Take Garden State turn right on Mudtown Road, go Route 1 south, exit onto Route 287 112 Rues Line, East Parkway to exit 135, about 1-2 miles and turn left onto onto Stevens Avenue; go four North, then exit left onto Route 22 Brunswick - Via go halfway around Medaugh Road. Go about 1-2 miles blocks to the skating rink, on the West Continue 9 miles, turn right Route 18 South - Travel to Rues circle, bear right on Central Av- to John's Pond on the left. left. Via Parkway South • Parkway past Olimpia USA onto Orr Drive, Lane jughandle (do not cross back enue (Howard Johnson's is on SOUTH AMBOY SKATING North through Raritan Toll Plaza. follow signs to college. over highway), go three-q uarters right), go through first light past CENTER - Via New Jersey Turn- Take Sayreville exit to the circle. MENNEN SPORTS ARENA, 161 of a mile to school on right-hand Clark Bowling Lanes and make pike • Exit 10 to Route 287 North East Hanover Avenue, Morristown side. School is behind Brunswick left on Terminal Avenue. At stop to Outerbridge or Aniboy exit; go Follow directions above from - Via Route 287 North • Take Exit Square Mall; Via Route 18 North- sign make right onto Rahway Av- about three-quarters of a mile to 'Take circle halftvay around,.." ' • ^ A Forbes Newspapers Supplement 1993 GARDEN STATE GAMES June 30-July 2,1993 GARDEN STATE GAMES/5

4 Apel hopes to lead SW laxers to title

By AUANCONOVER among players who haven't yet graduated from high school. FORBES NEWSPAPERS "Every year it seems to get a The Garden State Games always little better," said Apel. "In 1991 can use a little help, which is the talent level was very high - it among the reasons that Chuck was a real strong year in the state, Apel is the head coach of the so 1 figured things would be down Southwest Region lacrosse squad. last year. But that wasn't the case. "Usually there aren't a lot of vol- There were a lot of good players unteers for this," said Apel. "So, if out there." you want to have it, you put up There'll be plenty of outstanding your hand and do it." players showing up at Rutgers The coach of state power Bridge- next week, too. Apel's 28-man water-Raritan High School during Southwest Region team is heavily- the spring, Apel has been active in dominated by his own B-R players, the GSG's lacrosse program for with eight Panthers on the roster. eight years, either as an assistant The SW Region is comprised of or head coach. Somerset, Hunterdon and Mercer counties, plus all the other coun- He's anticipating some sharp ties below Mercer. PHOTO COURTESY OF GARDEN STATE GAMES competition in next weekend's Representing Bridgewater- Garden State Games track and field competition, for age ranges of third grade through Masters, GSG Boys Scholastic tournament Raritan on the squad are midfield- will be held at Raritan Valley Community College In North Branch next Saturday and Sunday. at Rutgers, which involves some of ers Greg Mecca, Mike Camarino the top talent throughout the state and Billy Cordivari, attackmen Eric Farber and Bob Vallario, de- fenders Brian Potter and Jason Garden State Games finals schedule Bittner and goalie Blake Anthony. All will be seniors this fall. Bowling - Scholastic, youth, se- Swimming - Sonny Werbiin lacrosse (Boys) - 11 a.m. and 2 "We have some real good mid- GARDEN STATE GAMES nior, 10 a.m., Carolier Lanes, Route Recreation Facility, Busch Cam- p.m., Busch Campus Lacrosse dies," said Apel, whose team FINALS SCHEDULE 1 North, North Brunswick; regular, pus, Rutgers; Age group - 8 a.m.; Fields E-4, Rutgers dumped the Southeast 6-3 in an (All times tentative) 2 p.m. and 4 p.m., Carolier Lanes Masters • 7 p.m. Kacquctball - 9 a.m. Sonny carlier prcUminary ^^ THURSDAY, JULY 8 Cycling (CrHerium) - 8 am, Table Tennis - 9 a.m., College Werbiin Recreation Facility, Busch , *. i A L / t Basketball (boys) - 9 a.m., Louis Kilmer Campus, Rutgers Univer- Avenue Campus, College Avenue Campus, Rutgers ^ re s, °n reienscana on »* Brown Athletic Center (preliminar- sity, Athletic Center and Avenue Main Gym, Rutgers, New Brun- Roller Skating - 6 a.m., South Uck-We look Pretty #*»• ies), Rutgers University D, Piscataway swick Amboy Skating Center, South ™e Southwest takes on the Road Race - 7 p.m., Holiday Fencing-8:30 a.m., College Av- Tennis - 8 a.m., Busch Campus Aniboy Northwest in a semifinal game Inn at Raritan Center, Edison enue Campus, College Avenue courts, Rutgers Shooting - Prone, 3-position sil- Saturday, July 10 at 2 p.rn., while Tennis - 1 p.m., Busch Campus Gym Annex, Rutgers, New Brun- Track and Field - 11 a.m., Ran- houette, 9 a.m. at Association of the Northeast and Southeast tan- courts, Rutgers University swick tan Valley Community College, New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs, giea t [\ ani i^e next ^y at \\t Water Polo - 2 p.m., Sonny Field Hockey - 7:15 am, As-RuRoutt e 28 anndd LamingtoLingt n RoadRad, ChChenny RidRidgg e StStatte RangRangee, VerVe-r i game (for the troturf Field, Busch Campus, Rut- North Branch Werbiin Recreation Facility, Busch bronze medal) takes place and the Campus, Rutgers gers Volleyball (Co*d) - 9 am, Quinton Sportsmen's Club, Quin- Gymnastics - Physically chal- Sonny Werbiin Recreation Facility, ton championship clash is at 2 pm FRIDAY, JULY 9 lenged and junior alternates, 9 Busch Campus, Rutgers Soccer • Women's Open - 9 Basketball (boys) - 9 a.m., Louis am. Piscataway Vo-Tech, Sutton Water Skiing - 9 a.m., Twin a.m.( Kilmer Campus fields, Rut- Brown Athletic Center (preliminar- Lane, Piscataway; Senior finals, 1 Lakes, Route 17, Monroe, N.Y. gers ies), Rutgers p.m. Weightlifting - 1 p.m., West- Swimming - Sonny Werbiin Diving - 9 a.m., Sonny Werbiin Lacrosse - Busch Campus field Armory, 500 Rahway Avenue, Recreation Facility, Rutgers; Age Recreation Facility, Busch Cam- fields, E-4, Rutgers; boys 11 a.m. Rahway group - 8 am; Masters - 7 p.m. pus, Rutgers and 2 pm, girls 1 p.m. Wrestling - 9:30 a.m., Synchronized Swimming - 8 Field Hockey - 12:30 pm, As- Racquctball - 9 a.m., Sonny way High School, Hoes Lane, Pis- a.m., Cook College Pool, Cook Col- troturf Field, Busch Campus, Rut- Werblin Recreation Facility, Busch cataway lege Campus, Rutgers gers Campus, Rutgers Tac Kwon Do - 11 am, Living- Opening Ceremonies - 7:30 Rhythmic Gymnastics - 10:30 SUNDAY, JULY 11 ston Gym, Kilmer Campus, Rut- p.m., Edison High School, Boule- am, Stuart Country Day School, Archery - 10 am, Fields 1 2 gers vard of Eagles, Edison Great Road, Princeton and 3, Cook Campus, Rutgers Tennis - 8 am, Busch Campus Soccer - Busch Campus soccer Roller Skating - 6 a.m., South Basketball - Louis Brown Ath- courts, Rutgers fields, Rutgers University (boys Amboy Skating Center, South letic Center, Kilmer Campus, Rut- Track and Field - Noon, Ran- scholastic, 9 a.m.; girls scholastic, Amboy gers; girls 10 a.m., boys 2 pm tan Valley Community College, 11 a.m.) Shooting - Air rifle - 9 am Bowling - 1 pm, Carolier Route 28 and Lamington Road, Registration - 4 p.m., Edison Ridgewood Rifle Club, Ridgewood; Lanes, Route 1 North, North Brun- North Branch High School, Boulevard of Eagles, Pistol -10 am, Association of New swick Volleyball - Scholastic - 9 am Edison Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs, Cycling (3-nuin team time trials) Sonny Werbiin Recreation Facility, Tennis - 1 p.m., Busch Campus Cherry Ridge State Range, Ver- - 8:30 am, Raritan Valley Com- Busch Campus, Rutgers courts, Rutgers non; International Skeet -10 am, munity College, Route 28, North Water Skiing - 8 am, John's Quinton Sportsmen's Club, Quin- Branch Pond, Medaugh Road, Colesville SATURDAY, JULY 10 ton Fencing - 8:30 am, College Av- (Sussex County) Archery - 10 a.m., Fields 1, 2 Soccer - Boys scholastic, 9 am enue Gym, College Avenue Cam- and 3, Cook Campus, Rutgers and girls scholastic, 11 a.m., at pus, Rutgers Ice Hockey - July 24, at Ameri- Baseball - 9 am, East Brun- Busch Campus fields; women's Field Hockey - 8 am, Astroturf can Hockey & Ice Skating Center, swick Vo-Tech High School, 112 open, 9 am., Kilmer Campus Field, Busch Campus, Rutgers Wall Township; Scholastic DM- «*««««. ^^,,a^ Rues Lane, East Brunswick, and fields, Rutgers Figure Stating - 9 a.m., Men- sion, 5:30 p.m. Bronze Medal ^SS^^SSTll Kilmer Campus Field, Rutgers Summer Biathlon - 9 a.m., As- ncn Sports Arena, Morristown Game, 8 p.m. Gold Medal Game; *™?*™" , *"° ™?T °' Basketball - Louis Brown Ath- sociation. of New Jersey Rifle and Karate - 9 a.m., Piscataway Vo- Masters Division, 6:30 p.m. Bronze Bndgewaier-Har tan Mign 18 8 letic Center, Rutgers; girls 9 a.m.; Pistol Clubs, Cherry Ridge State Tech High School, Sutton Lane, Medal Game, 8:15 pm Gold Medal memrer Of tn OUtfWSt ° wheelchair 1 p.m., boys 5 p.m. Range, Vermin Piscataway Game, glon \ quad. WiARDEN STATE GAMES - Jum 30>My 2, 1993 GARDEN STATE GAMES A Forbes Newspapers Supplement GSG basketball action l heat up next week And (Spot seems to know what he's talking about as his team won its first preliminary game 11948 FORBES NEWSPAPERS over the Monmouth-Ocean club. Capers, who led St Basketball is usually associated with a few people Peters in scoring as i sophomore last season, had 18 and things, like Dick Vrtale, Michael Jordan, and cold points, Derkak (who averaged 20 a game for Colonia) weather. But when the Garden State Games climax had 17, and Urena, a Perth Amboy star, had 29, next weekend at Rutgers University there will be including seven three-pointers in only 20 minutes of plenty of basketball action to think about play. In the Southeast Region the boys and girls teams "Urena is the best three-point shooter I've ever had very competitive tryouts before the rosters were seen," said Cipot "I've been around this game for a decided Of 70 boys who tried out, a dozen made the long time and I've never seen anyone bury jump final cut Thirteen of 30 girls made the squad shots as consistently as he does. He has a quick "This was the toughest year we had to choose our release and he's deadly." team" said girls Southeast Region Head Coach Bill Local players on the girls Southeast Region team Bulman. "All the girls that showed up were talented, are Jen Clemente and Diana Koehler, both from which made the desicion tough." Bishop Ahr-Edison, Mike DeRocckis of St Joseph's-Metuchen and Also on the squad are Michelle Hollister and Keri Sloan Wobbeking of Bernards High are among the Hollistcr (Allentown), Angela Burgo (Middletown members of the boys Southeast Region No. 5 team, South), Candi Campo (Middletown North), Jenny which won the gold medal two years ago. This region Carey (Keypoet), Marisa Ship (St Peters-NB), Patrica is comprised of players from Somerset, Middlesex, 0' Toole (St Marys-South Amboy), Erica Gomez (St Mercer and Hunterdon counties. John Vianney-Holmdel), Alison MacFarland (St John Rounding out the roster are Shaheet Brown (South Vianney-Holmdel), Collen King (East Brunswick) and Brunswick), Kenya Merritt (St Peters-New Brun- Kristen Breen (East Brunswick). swick), Jose Urena (Perth Amboy), Ronald Snipes "This is an extremely good group of basketball (Perth Amboy), Dave Capers (St. Peters-NB), Danny players" said Bulman. "It'll be a lot of looking Singleton (Oder Ridge), Gene Derkak (Colonia), Kirk through before our starting five is settled" Webber (Princeton), Anthony Rogers (Carteret) and St John Vianney, which won the State Tourna- Charlie Eibler(Spotswood). ment of Champions title last winter over Newark "this is an extremely athletic and talented team" East Side, features one of the top guards in the state said boys Southeast Region team No. 5 Head Coach in Gomez. PHOTO COURTESY OF GARDEN STATE GAMES Frank Cipot, who guides Highland Park High during The boys and girls tournaments win be held July 8- Eight boys scholastic baikttblll Hams from four regions the winter, "We feel confident about this team and 11. The boys tourney features eight teams while the throughout ths stats will bs vying for ths Gardtn Stats Qamss we're happy about any combination that steps onto girls tournament will have four. All players must play championship nsxt wttktnd st ths Louis Brown Athlstlc Csntsr the floor." an equal amount of time in the Garden State Games. on ths Rutgsrs Unlvsrstty campus In Plscstswsy. GSG (Continued from page 2) mittce Inc. is the non-profit orga- Garden State Games Opening Ceremonies nization which conducts all aspects of the Games competition. Funding is provided by various Friday, July 9,1993 other local and national corporate sponsors. Edison High School Edison, NJ Additional support is provided by the Department of Community Affairs. Private donations have in- Featuring The Entertainment Of: creased each year, too. Among the sponsors of this The Texas Homewreckers year's GSG are Forbes Newspa- The Edison High School Band & Choir pers, The New York Times, Sum- mit Associates Inc., New Jersey Chiropractic Society, Pepsi, UPS, Avalon, Holiday Inn-Kartlun Cen- * JOIN IN THE FUN AND FESTIVITIES * ter, First lage Pagers, Cel- lularOne, CMF Computer Systems, Health and Fitness Fair Oscar Mayer and VTS Travel En- terprises. Parade of Athletes The success of the GSG is built on a foundation of over 2000 vol- Torch Lighting unteers - sports-minded students, Ground Fireworks retirees, parents and service groups - who serve in various ca- Food By Chick-Fil-A pacities, both before and during the finals weekend. For information about becoming a member of the Garden State Games volunteer Live Radio Broadcast By WMGQ Radio force, contact the Games office at 908-22WJ303. Activities Start At 4:00pm - Ceremonies Start At 7:30pm The purpose ol the Games is multi-faceted - U. inspire New Admission $2.00 Jersey residents of every age and skill level to develop their physi- For More Information Call (908) 225-0303 cal abilities, and to encourage all residents to participate in regular v *.«.*.* *-«.•-*. physical activities. A Forbes Newspapers Supplement June 3O-July 2,1993 - GARDEN STATE GAMES/7

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TOIR HIGHLIGHTS: The Danube This is one in a series of articles about the cities the charm and amiable lifestyle of Old Europe with and places to k visited on the J 0-day tour, "Imperial the fascinating world of the Balkins. Capitals," beino offewd by Fvtbe& Newspapers and Up river from Vienna the river flows through the Lufthansa German Airlines. Wachau, a region steeped in legendary lore which is llie Danulx' is the Mississippi of Europe, the Old known to have some of the loveliest countryside of World's grandest waterway. It passes through nine the Danube. Picturesque villages, castles and for- countries, defining Ixmlers and sculpting mountains tresses line both sides of the river surrounded by the for 1,776 miles, stretching from the Black Forest to vineyards of world-famous wines, Located here is the Black Sea. The second longest river in Europe Dumstein, the charming medieval town which en- after the Volga, it has Ixien an object of hisluiy, compasses the fortress in which Richard the Lion- literature, music and bitter politics. hearted was imprisoned and held for ransom. The Danube has always IXMMI one of the most As it flows eastward, the river skills the legendary im|)ortant rivers in Europe. Its banks arc crowded city of Vienna, a city rich in Baroque grandeur. Once with historical sites, grand cities and the ever seat of the vast Hapsburg Empire, this historic city present beauty of the suirounding countryside. Cen- has been home to some of the world's greatest com- turies have formed the history of the Danube region, posers and musicians. Today, as in the past, it is a its people, culture and its art - but above all, its center of world affairs where east meets west. The unmistakable nature. The Danube lands offer the history of Vienna is synonymous with that of its visitor many faces; bizarre and rugged in the Iron "Beautiful Blue Danube." Gate, yet gentle, green and flowering in the Wachau. For further tn/onnation regarding the "Imperial The Danube region ranks among the few almost Capitals" tour, please contact your local travel agent untouched European river landscapes and forms an or call the Romantic Tour Hotline at (703) 644-3179 Famous Chain Bridge important bridge bewteen East and West, connecting or 800-523-6767.

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Pleaso call Ext, 4513 thing from fine dining to getting lost in the woods. If Sense ot humor a plus, but must bo outgoing & good may bo our LUCKY day. Please call Ext. 4327. you're looking lor Cindy Crawford, keep looking. II conversationalist, to enjoy movies, dining out & tho LOOKING FOR THAT SPECIAL WOMAN you're looking (or a genuinely altractivo sincere occasional rainy day Ploaso no lanatics or pooplo NIFTY FIFTY woman lo have a relationship with pleaso respond lo II you tovo to laugh, enjoy going out & love hugs, with little lime on their hands. Ploaso call Ext. 4333. nico & fine looking lady, Fit & Fun WWJF sooking ext 3604. look no further. I'm a 43 yr old SWM who is looking It ii the poiny of (hit tinuspaper not to publish any for SWF up lo 40 to sharo great times with, I lovo to soul mate lor fun & whatever. If you're physically THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- (and hopefully financially)Fit & looking for fun, age Is CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO personal Jilvctlnnicnt that m,iy he ovcitly mual, i«W|i'i- dance or just cuddle. Looking lor a woman who livt ami/or ofjtmive to the ventral public Tim HTVKT I'J wants to bo serenaded by my guitar. I'm 58,160 lbs. no problem. Nice looking would be fine, Personality a TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 3604, FORBES NEWS- plus, good sense of humor a must, Please call txt. PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ 08876. intended \alrty for prtwiJl

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Seeks beautiful affection- 36 varied Interests, flexible and varied work hours, Very youthful Jewish widow, mid 50"s (everyone says 1007 ale, Intelligent, athletic, non-smoking female (25-35) looking for a SWF with varied Interests, attractive, I look 10-15 years younger), seeks gentleman 55-70 who enjoys life, companionship, romance & sharing adventurous and appreciates someone with good with similar Interests who Is willing to meet me near Gam* Mayors all of the above. II you're between 5'2 & 57, excep- sense ol humor. Please respond to Ext, 4472, the shore where I live. Lot's talk about art, new age • HoMyfsts tionally attractive, physically fit & desire a aorious music, and gourmet cooking, Enjoy playing golf. A relationship with a great all around guy who promises recent photo nelps. 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Enjoys horseback riding, dog 332S 1009 shows, woodland walks, exploring NYC, dress up ThMMftJ SINGLE WHITE MALE dinners or take out Plus. Searching for a sweetheart Tall, handsome, Attorney emotionally and financially SPIRITED SLENDER SINGLE JEWISH FEMALE Companions of a Guy who believes friendship is the ultimate turn* 5'3", attractive & Charming, Auburn hair, hazel eyes, Becute soeks tall, very attractive, WF, 2845, for the on. So if you are a SWM, 28-36 honestly attractive), best things in life expensive and Free. Ext. 4473. practice in alternative health care, loves exercise In possess fcood self-esteem, a good communicator & nature, mountains, creative expression, word play, Traveling Companions it part of Forbes Newtptspers' /«- THIS ADVERTISERHAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- love to laugh give a calll No drunks, druggies or truductioM, It it intended for me ly people looking for CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO theatre, dancing. Seeks S/DJPM, 35-45,5'9-1i"( slen- head games. Great smile & full head of hair £ plus. der, athletic, nappy, honorable, communltive, tor other peoplt with whom to travel, hr more infomttion TO: INTRODUCTIONS IOX 4473, FORMS NEWS- Ext. 4510. ld I-HOO-Sf9-9495, PAPERS, PO BOX ttt. SOMERV1UE, NJ 0SS7I. love, fun, & family, please call «t.42ft3

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Extra Dry 3.99 Seafood seems to fall into three catagories: delicately flavored sea Moroau Chardonnay, 750ml 5.99 creatures that are often enhanced Caymus Conundrum. 750ml 13.99 by a flavorful sauce, foods that are more "fishy" in taste and Sutler Home White Zinlandel, 750ml,... 3.99 O'CONNOR'S even oilier in texture, and then the Glen Ellen Chardonnay. 750ml 4.99 very strongly flavored foods that Fontana Candida Frascati, I 5 L 8.99 JULY SPECIALS can be called "briny" that also Beringer Chardonnay, 750ml 8.99 have a rich consistency. Scallops Corvo White, 750m! 6.99 /BUDLIGK1 NY Strip w/hi*> #QQC fall into the first catageory, lobster WARM BEER SPECIALS MOMUY and salmon into the second, oys- Budwelser Suitcase 10.99 ter and clams inlo the third. 1 Bud Light, Dry Suitcasi 9.99 i Where some people may reach IVBIUY Prime Rib Millet Products. Suitcase 9.99 lor a chardonnay, I would prefer a Coors, Coors Extra Gold, (deposit) 9.99 Domaic de La Moneniere Mus- WIDMSDAY Hpinekon Bottles 17.98 Shrimp Sampi $1535 cadet de Severe et Maine or a Molson, Molson Light Dottle 13.98 Joseph Mellot Mene Tou-Salon. THURSDAY These Loire Valley wines are pro- Mlcrobrewery Beer Specials Prime Rib duced near the Atlantic Ocean. Over 50 varieties ot Micro Brews in our coolor, Does il make sense that wines Warm Beer Specials on Floor This Month tn our FRIDAY Prime Rib $U$$ made in the area would be won- Vlntagt Newsletter SUNDAY: Senior Prim Rtb (12-5) $195 derful with seafood? It should. "Australian Wlnts" This is how the basics of food Long Trail Alt from Vermont Upcoming events and wine paring came to be. Peo- $4W6 pick warm MWi ple ate the local food with the inarm can July 20 • "Southern Style Bar-B- 4tb of July Special local wine and it was great. The Coca-Cola Que" featuring Llano Wines Irom Muscadet, a refreshing, almost 12 pack cam Texas. Call tor information. mineral quality to it plays against *V> iet9 case seafood very well. The J. Mellot is a Fume Blanc whose herbal notes Senior Citizen Discount Monday & Tuesday Excluding Holidays Butcher Shop play off of dishes where fresh Stop In tor details ^^•fl4l greens are used. SPECIALTY FOODS Basket of the Month Sui July 4tb 9-5 & I certainly won't pity you if you DEPARTMENT "July Is Stop by for all your barbecue needs! choose to drink your reds all This Month's Feature Grafton Village Barbeque Month" Fresh Sirloin patties * Freshly cut steaks Summer. But don't negate the A terrific basket you can possibility ol a crisp, dry white for Cheese Company take to your next bash! Full line Boar's Head Deli a change. Turn in your cardigan presents Starting at $19M & much more! for a T-shirt. You might enjoy it! Award Winning Cheddar plus!,'!* from Vermont Phono orders accopted 5 Delicious Varieties Dill, Enjoy! froo yilt wrapping & Sponsored by Smoked, Sage, Garlic & Classic Reserve. delivery awiilablo $>f 25 KINGSTON H oi. Bars •? 21 Flavors of Wi! nl!iu carry n lull Inn' Whole Bean Him* V I hunt v rt,K kors & to compliment Gourmet Coffee i FRANKLIN TOWNE CENTER lfu many dimes. Large Selection spreads & mont1; Irom (next to FOODTOWN) of Specialty Foods 908-422-2324 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 3417 Highway 27, Franklin Park, NJ Monday thru Saturday 9 am -10 pm • Sunday NOON • 8 PM . if fB'.[innsi|il» loi fy|»!{)if>j'tii (;,iJin;i| |K> mnilwied witltolfw fJti Imllitr OiSUuinli nti tfllf limit

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DINNER! OAK TREE FOODS m$ IS cz. trime Clt> Farm Fresh Country Market 11.9 PRODUCE DELI MEATS DAIRY l.trl tnLul A haklMl PClfltC BOMltll Etotf Shouldir ( Swtrt Georgia Our Own Stortmadt Top Round Qradt AA' Butttr flout But London Broil Vldilia Onions HH Ib. OO l 99* Ib. M Our Own Sloremade Pepper Clover Farm Orange Juice Boar's Head #1 Imported Ham 1 Onion Sauugt Pittles 19k 'JBaw m fist. fc I ^gallon Florida Tomatoes »5» Ib.. , n, PMi, Creamrf Cheest e Rack or Country Style Thumann't Bologna Pork Spire Ribs ^^ lozbir FREE MUG! 390 W Organic Eggs *2 Ib, Take Home Your Mug $4 99 Empire or Macintosh Yellow/White American Fresh % Chicken Legs Idoz. ApplM Cheese M^Jj IVFIV W% When You Buy a 20 oz. Mug of Beer 49' ib 5*1 Breakstone Sour Cream it 39 ormort Ib. Try our dtllclous hoimmide Sum- 99' pint mer MIKJI, tomato, cucumber, Out Own StortfMdt tptcUtty Organic Milk in Glass Bottles vtggli mli, cota llaw, macaroni I gg , SNth Kibob*, Bvfl SHtki, $4 99 •n I •> ol your buttqw tivorltH. Super sweet while corn, red potato tiitd. 1 bottle ripe watermelon, seedleii We will be open July 3,4 melons, honeydew, canta- SALE RUNS THURSDAY-SUNDAY 7/1-7/4 OTA & 5. Place your bread or- loupes h all your tavorlle 526-7090 Summer fruits. We Now Accept Visa • MasterCard & Discover Cards ders nowl 645 Rt. 202/206 Phone orders Located on Oak Tree Road Brldgewater (908) 755-3663 gladly accepted Not to Drug Fak tents from Post Offset In So. PlilnfMI

June 30-July 2,1993 Forbes Newspapers Wootond ORLDWIDE ings MANUFACTURERS OUTLET • CARPET • ORIENTALS • VINYL • WOOD • CERAMIC

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