WOftRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, MAY «. 1M7 SECTION B Discussion of data County manager
liy Tom Canavan will step down Editor in Chief After seven years on trfe job. County Manager Ann Baran will leave office on Economic development was July 31 to take a position in the new Gateway Center for Reponal Development an issue on which the Democra- at Kean College, , tic candidates for freeholders Baran, who built a reputation as a problem-solver who united freeholders of campaigned last year, and they both parties for common causes, will become the director of Operations Man- will cite that issue as a reason agement on Sept, 1. Following Baran's announcement Tuesday afternoon. for their victory. Freeholder Chairman Linda Slender said a search for a new county manager Since the Democratic writ begin "immedlttery** nd wit! follow the "guideHnei set down In *e eomwy freeholders assumed control of administrative code." the board in January, they. She didn't siy If the freeholder board already was considering someone for
leagues, have been keeping eco- Most of the freeholders offered comment on Baran's departure, saying the nomic development at the fore- county's Ion will be Gateway's gain, but adding that Baran will still be a part of front of their agenda. And why the decision-making at the county level. not? Union County's location in "We always take credit for the little achievements that we think we bring to the slate and all it can offer to the county," said Freeholder Ed Force. "But let me tell you: It was Ann Baran." its residents should always be the motivating factor for most Later -on Tuesday, the freeholders voted to allocate $285,000 to Gateway as of the decisions the county gov- start-up money. Gateway Center is a cornerstone of a regional effort to promote eming body makes. Port dredg- commerce in and around Union County, Citing traits like infrastructure, demo- ing in Elizabeth can make • giftpltu*! iflo M^U^apfky, Slender£sio I ndsy fhit fhe freenof deii» want to global- ly market the area's economic potential. More money could follow if the county Union County a market for requests additional work from the center. international trade. The redeve- lopment of Linden airport, Baran, whose departure has been the subject of rumors since the Democrats which will include a hotel, County officials discuss the Geographic Information System, a computer application won the majority of board seats in November, said she was looking forward to movie theaters and many retail that serves as a data base for information on geographic areas. The information — going to Gateway. • , . shops, can bring jobs to the on demographics, geography, economics, ecology and history, among others — , "This is a happy day for me; it's the start of a new adventure," she said. "Part area and revitalize the county's would be used by the county for both longterm planning and in case of evacuating of my role as county manager — especially in the last few years — has been economy. Industrial sections of residents during an emergency, Standing at right is Freeholder Edwin Force, centered on economic development. I like the challenge of starting with some- Union, Elizabeth and Linden, thing brand new and creating and developing it," among other towns, also have the potential to bring jobs to the county. More jobs and more people Freeholders to unveil budget, with tax cut circulating in Union County Tonight, the freeholders will pre- means more potential for greater reducing the tax burden of residential • The Magnet High School for Sci- sent a budget for 1997 that is $3.4 mil- consumer activity, I tip my property owners," said Freeholder By cutting costs, not services, the county ence, Mathematics and Technology lion smaller than last year's budget. proverbial hat to the freeholder Walter McNeil Jr., chairman of the maintains its AAA bond rating, enabling it for students in grades 9-12 on the board for its pursuit to bring In cutting more than $3.4 million in board's Finance Committee. "The campus of the Union County Voca- jobs to the eou-nty and, as a spending, the $279 trillion budget decrease in the tax levy was accom- to borrow money at the lowest interest tional Technical School in Scotch result, stabilize taxes. reduces the property tax levy toy half plished through meticulous cutting Plains. . There's one thing, however, of 1 percent. Last year, property taxes and without a reduction In the quanti- rates. accounted for 56 percent of the • Contintjed improvement to water- that disturbs me about the pro- ty and quality of services to the nearly County is poised for major economic global marketplace," she also said. posal to create a committee that budget, compared with 54 percent this 500,000 residents in our 21 ways, estuaries, parks and recreation- year. P'owth and will continue to be a Included in the budget are plans to al facilities. will oversee the county's eco- municipalities." major factor in the evolving interna- update infrasn-ucture, including pro- The budget reduces the govern- nomic development. It seems as In keeping government costs down tional economy." jects io improve railwys, highways, • The expansion of the John H. ment's reliance on residential proper- if they're creating another layer and providing mandated and essentnrl local roads and the Port of Elizabeth. Slamler Police Academy in Scotch ly taxes, the freeholders said, without Calling the document "fiscally of government when they really services, he added, the county main- Also in the budget is a plan to Plains io allow for the training of eliminating services. responsible and responsive to citi- don't have to. tains its AAA bond rating with promote shared services among the Union County Police, and paid and It is the first time in more than two zens. Freeholder Chairman Linda For the last 15 years, the Moody's Investors Service, enabling county and its 21 municipalities, volunteer police and fire personnel in decades thai Union County has pre- Slender said the budget would it U\ 2 i U pared a budget with a decrease in the ""strengtrierT fhe fouTidaffon ~oT our iopment Corporation has existed at the lowest interest rates and show- equipment purchases and personnel "Our new home page on the Inter- lux levy; fewer tax dollars were used communities." to achieve the same goals as ing the county is a viable location for training. net will give citizens instant access to (o balance the 1997 budget. this newly created freeholder business and investment. "This budget will not only enable Among the capital projects are: information about programs, services •This budget demonstrates the committee. The duplication here "This budget is an instrument to us to maintain services, hut provides • The juvenile Justice Complex in and policy, while highlighting Union commiimeni of the Board of Chosen is thai the UCEDC was created increase economic development in the necessary components as we Elizabeth to bring all juvenile services County as a desirable place to locale to du more with less bv by the freeholders and acts as Union County," McNeil said. "Union move toward a leadership role in the under one roof. and do business," McNeil said. an arm of the freeholder board. It is i private corporation that has done a great deal for Union County and its small business Utilities deregulation may cost UCUA revenue owners during the last 15 years' and continues lo act as a catal- Energy sold to PSE&G for electricity fee," before next July. About $40 of watt. This gamers the UCUA about Spatola added thai his company is yst for economic growth and Us $83.05 fee is earmarked for paying S17 million a year in addition to the renegotiating its existing 20-year con- development in Union County. might not be profitable in three years off over $280 million in bonds and revenue from its trash disposal and tracts with PSE&G. To create a committee to By Scan Dally residents or government agencies, debt service; this segment cannot be other services. "We need to know what all these target economic development Staff Writer will also bej*hased in next October. reduced for several years. What the BPU's deregulation contracts mean," he said. and • not acknowledge the Last week came word of another This new plan is to be submitted to According to Thomas Brennan, the means to the UCUA is unclear, said The UCUA is exploring other ways UtbUL, the freeholder board is kind uf deregulation that could badly "Gov Cmgfthe WHffinAn W the state UnUCUAgi Bwman, to iitw momiy ri nnrl Mm nuwnnn doing a disservice to the organi- affet;! the UCUA.-' said authority Legislature this month. eraies an average of about 250 million "We don't know yet because they sources, but Brennan said that die zation. officials New Jersey has until now had kilowatts of electricity a year, enough haven't come out with the rates," he UCUA is "breaking even" right now. said, adding thai this would not be Talk about duplication of ser- The state Board of Public Utilities monopolistic electrical utilities. Like to light up 36,000 homes. This is sold Next July, the UCUA will no lon- vices The freeholders* commit- announced April 30 that it would any monopoly, these can charge what- to PSE&G at a regular rate of 2.1 known until PSE&G knows where its ger have a monopoly on disposing of tee will advise the county man- speed up its schedule to deregulate ever rates they want because their cus- cents and a peak hours rate of 43 power is coming from, Union County's garbage, due to a fed- ager. The county manager plays New Jersey's electrical suppliers. tomers have no alternatives Accord- cents, for a total of 6,8 cents per kilo- UCUA Executive Director Joseph eral court ruling last summer. an integral role in the UCEDC. This affects the UCUA .because its ing to the BPU, New jersey customers Freeholder Dan Goncalves will Raliwuy-based incinerator provides have electrical bills and laxei that arc head the freeholders' economic energy that is sold to Public Service 50 percent higher than the rest of the development comrruttoe. Gon- Electric & Gas, the slate's electrical country. Courageous officers calves is the freeholder rep- uliliiy. The plan is meant to turn New resentative to the UCEDC. The The BPU's plan is io lei electrical' Jersey's electrical industry into a free freeholders' committee will try market, with customers shopping to develop ihird-party relation- customers choose their own electrici- iv provider. This plan has been around for the best deal. ships to build upon economic It would also "unbundle" rates development. The UCEDC has likened to letting New jerseyans choose their electrical provider the Electrical rates until now have been doing that for as long as included the total cost for production, it has been in existence. way they do their long-distance tele- phone service provider. transmission and distribution of pow- One of the admirable aspects er and for customer services The The BPU's original plan in January about the UCEDC is that it BPU plans to separate these costs. was io start in October of 1998 with 5 non-partisan. Headed by It is the generating part of the percent of the electrical customers in Maureen Tinen, the organization industry — the part that includes the New jersey and increase this at regu- acts on behalf of small and UCUA — that will be deregulated. It 4arge business owners without lar intervals until the plan covered all is this part that makes up 50 to 60 per- political interference. At func- of New Jersey's electrical customers cent of a homeowner's electric bill, tions of the UCEDC, many m April of 2001. the BPU has estimated that this large corporations are repre- This has been speeded up, with 10 will initially reduce rates by 10 to 15 senied, and all have only posi- percent of New Jersey's customers percent. This might increase as New tive things to say about the included by October next year and the Jersey's utilities pay off their debts. organization plan covering everyone in New jersey The deregulation comes as more If the Board of Freeholders is by July of 2000, nine months early. bad news to the UCUA, which is unhappy with the performance An additional 5 percent of bulk- already scrambling to reduce its per- of the UCEDC, it should state purchase customers, like groups of lon garbage disposal fee, or "tipping that on the record, but be will- ing to work with the group for the betterment of Union County. Civic club will present The resources available id the Corrections Offieeifi~fli^Turiefc and Tfegjnali . . _ .. UCEDC far exceed those that valor awards tomorrow ees of the Month of March, display the resolutions passed in their honor by tfie can be generated by the freeholders as county officials look on. The two saved an inmate at the county Jail freeholders' committee. Instead The Two Hundred Club of Union County's Annual Spring Valor Awards from choking to death In January. 'The quick response of tfiese two fine officers of duplicating the services, Gpn- Luncheon will be held tomorrow at noon at L*Affaire on Route 22, did indeed save the Inmate's life, and their decisive and courageous actions, with calves and the freeholders Mountainside. 1 disregard for their,own safety, personifies the professionalism and dedicatJon of the should be thinking of ways to Founded by business people and citizens, the Two Hundred Clubs annual greater majority of our corrections officers,1 said Freeholder Dan Sullivan, From strengthen and market the luncheon honors police and firefighters for bravery above and beyond the call left: County Manager Ann Baran, Zuriek, Davis, Correctional Services Assistant UCEDC. of duty in Union County, ' . Director Dorothy Williams and Sullivan. Gov. Christine Whitman will be the main speaker. ^OBRAU NEWSPAPERS PAGE B2 - THURSDAY, MAY t. 1W7
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She was Ballet audiences no always •pot Ddsra Styles on stage in te company of bom in Morriaown and pew up in Roxbury Township. *1 traveled qnisea bit I principal balks dances* feyhe r dazzling «m|e. She abe Araks Anter goat by Mill do, I lived in the South Pacific win my family at one tnae. I Mndtcd M a her extraordinary talent in i wide variety of roles. Most recently, the dancer young dance Hudent at me Washington Academy of Ballet in DC. under May from Nutley, who has been one of the principal dancers with the New Joncy Day, It was she who recommended that I come to die New Jersey Ballet to Ballet Co. for more than 3D years, was scheduled to play the lead, the Prince** continue my training, and dial's about when I Joined the company a* an appren- Aurora, in rhe upcoming ballet, "Sleeping Beauty." scheduled for Saturday at tice at the age of 16 And." she smiled her beauteous anile, "I've been with Kean College of Union. them ever since. New Jersey Ballet it my home, I have always Ml fortunate to Ste may not piay the lead this weekend after aU, be a member of the New Jersey Ballet because it allowed me an opportunity to difdifA Tuft* IUIU py last year and had to have some surgery "After the surgery," explained the ballet loping myself as a dancer was performing lecture star on Friday afternoon during a visit to this office, "I performed from Septem- demonstntions, ber through the middle of March," she said in a tiny, childlike voice, -However, "I have been in quite a few small company projects as a dancer and toured about February the knee started to bother me again, I've been having recon- with Edward Vilklla Dance Ensemble. I also toured with Kozlov and Friends structive therapy — a series of injections in the knee in order to stimulate heal- and International Ballet Stars." She has starred in dramatic rates at the Maiden ing I think it's working," Sayles smiled. "I need about six injections. in Robert North's tragic "Death and the Maiden" and as Carohne in "Jardin Aux "I really don't know about the 'Steeping Beauty' performance, I'm a little Lilas." And she has given unforgettable performances in the classic "Giselle." apprehensive about getting back on stage at this time, It could do more harm In addition to her professional dancing, Sayles said, "I am a teacher now. I'm than good J'm a principal dancer in the company, the numbers are leading roles on the faculty of the New Jersey Ballet School in Livingston. I also specialize in which are taxing, and one of them is Aurora in 'Sleeping Beauty,* Another is training skaters and gymnasts for competition. I'm hoping my injuries are short "The Bluebird' and one of the princesses from 'Pas De Trois* in the third act. term. After all, after dancing for 20 years injuries do occur," she admitted, "You There are three roles te which I alternate with Mbeo." . put a lot of stress on the body and it has to recuperate." What has it been like working with ballet d>meer-tamed-ewGotfve rjrfeeter of Sayles recalled that '1 did do 'Sleeping Beauty' recently at the Raritan Com- New Jersey Ballet? "I've always admired Carolyn," Sayles admitted, "for her munity College in February. We have two other ballerinas in the company who pioneering and promoting the dance. I appreciate her very professional way of can do the role: Rosemary Sabovick-Bteich and Lori Christman. They are very t t**-**^lpig jmt-i» aiyjijipupgE in th» jidism'w Thf nfffitf Ciirnlyrj htf brought to talented and mey are fnends of mine; the company are «f the highest caliber. It's a very big advantage of dancing in "Dancing is an expression for me, a celebration of life in general. So, when this company, especially the artistic influence that I've bad." I'm watching somebody else dance I try to use all of the expertise that I know to Among the others in the company, Sayles has a great rapport For example, enjoy what they're doing, their interpretation. And that way I feel united with take the versatile, extremely talented Elie Lazar. "Elie is a good friend of mine, them. We always can grow with each other. Probably the biggest joy is to share I admire him both as a friend and as an associate in dancing. He inspires me that experience in performing together. It's a very individual concentration as because of two reasons: One is courage to always challenge his creativity and far as amount of life — it's a sacrificing commitment to be a ballet dancer. But the second reason is because of the principles in which he lives his life as a at the same time, working in a company and collaborating effort to give the best dancer, that is possible has a lot of satisfaction." "I'm probably the longest standing member of the company," she said in Sayles, who has been with the New Jersey Ballet since 1978, mentioned that retrospect. "Then of course there are Rosemary, Lori, Elie, Paul MeRae, who Is "I always desired to be a professional ballerina, I've been dancing since I was now assistant director. A very big influence on me as a dancer is Eleanor ?-years-old. Innately, everyone enjoys moving, and that it makes a person feel D'Antuano, director at NJB. She's also the one who has set up 'Sleeping Beau- healthy, alive, and 1 think that when you integrate that with music, it really ty," She was a very big pan of the American Ballet Theater," create* a-way of expressing yourself. Everyone feels good when expressing She said enthusiastically, "I've been able to not only dance in the classics and one's self, in one way or anodier. Right?" she mused. the lead in the classics — my favorite is 'Giselle' — but I also dance many more The ever-smiting Debts Sayles, who resides in Nutley, 1 "In the young person, the actual movement of dance can bring about confi- contemporary pieces." performs in the title role of 'Sleeping Beauty, She is dence and a good feeling of self-worth. It gives the body awareness. I think that Why is Sayles so recognizable on stage when she smiles? scheduled to appear with the New Jersey Ballet Co, in I'd probably have to sum it up that the most important aspect of dance is about "The smile on my face is because when I'm dancing, it creates a real joy Wilkins Theater, Kean College of New Jersey, Union, breathing. Breath is all that we're about That's what dance is — breathing and within me; I'm always completely in the moment, which is a nice way to be," Saturday evening, if her injured knee is better, moving — with your body and with each other," she smiled. (See Dancer, Page B5) Linden photographer has a unique view of New Jersey By Jacquie McCarthy opportunity to shoot scenes that appe- flood place of a river — it makes no Associate Editor aled to his sense of aesthetics, sense to me," Kanzler commented. Artists try to share their special "As I am flying around from place This photo. "Plowing," a rural view of the world through their work, to place doing commercial work, I see scene of Raritan Township, and sever- by creating an image that the average things that inspire me artistically, and al other works that Kanzler has accu- person would be unlikely to see on 1 just can't pass by without taking the mulated over the years is on display at their own Linden native Owen Kanz- shot." the phntpfraprter slid the Hunterdon Arts Center in Ghmon ler is no exception to this rule, as his enthusiastically Kanzler had often shared his work photographs of the Garden State are One aspect of Kanzler's work with friends and family, who encour- taken from an unusual perspective — included photographing sites with aged him to show his photographs in airborne, ; environmental concerns, which appe- art galleries. N Kanzler graduated from Jersey City aled to bis background in sociology, "I wanted to share them with, -a. %ui&rJ>4&m* «»*!«••*»• *t-*N*'* Stale College with a degree in Sociol- "Some of the photos are made wider audience," he said. ogy and a minor in Fine Art. Photo- simply for the joy, because I see Kanzler's work has been included graphy, though always a passion, had something beautiful that needs to be in local group exhibitions sine* 1986, been only a nobby since rhe age of Ib; photograpned, but some areTni3e~ouf" when he received a camera as a gift. of concern for the environment, I've 1994, showing at Les Malamut Art Another youthful interest was avia- seen open space farmland disappear Gallery at Union Public Library, tion, but kanzler did net put me two over the last 19 years." Somerset County Parks and Recrea- together until 19,78, when he met One such photo is "Plowing," a tion Environmental Center, Depart- retired aerial photographer Ulysses black-and-white piece which Kanzler ment of Environmental Protection in Fritts of Dover, Fritts inspired the feels is not just aesthetically appeal- Trenton^ Drew University in Madi- >oung man, then in his mid-twenties. ine. but also an historical documenta- son, the Bergen Museum of Arts and to combine his two interests into a tion of endangered Nev. Jerse> Science, and the Walsh Library Gal- professional and later an artistic farmland ler> at Seton Hall University. career, "Some of the work is jusi commen- "Reinterpreting the New Jersey "He basically changed my life," tary on the way we live, life on our Landscape," the aerial photographs of Kanzler said "I put these two inter- planet," the photographer said, refer- Owen Kanzler, is on display through ests together." ring to a black-and-white photograph June 1 at the Hunterdon Arts Center, KanzJer obtained his pilots license of a housing des elopmcnt-ut the Ran- located at 7 Lower Center St.. Clin- and went to work as a freelance com- tan River marshlands in Sayreville ton The arts center is accessible from mercial aenal photographer, working and Edison E\it 15 on Routes 7S/22. For informa- 'Plowing,* a black-and-white aerial photograph by Owen Kanzler of Linden, is one of the foj jreaj estate^ brokers, advertisinfi "It's a housing de\elopmcnt on a tion, call (908) 735-8415. works on display in the artist's solo exhloit at the Hunterdon Arts Center. agencies and construction companies documenting work in progress. He also took photos of New Jersey, shore locations tor postcards. The photogra- pher, however, was not satisfied with 6AS CRILL taking onh commercial photos. He he can taking advantage of every pusue TUNE-UP NOTICE TO ABSENT DEPENDANTS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO F-17430-98 JUST (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO Rlc-An •laEtftc, Inc. PLUS TAX YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND REQUIRED to wnri upon Donald g, Wil- liams, plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 101 Farmrwortn Avenue. Bwdwuowii. Now Jijrwy 0MOS, phone #«QS.28a.6S75. an answer to tha Compiaint/Affi#naBa Com- plaint, ,Am«nam»nt» and Qrfl«r». 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Dancer keeps Reserve going in spite Earn College Credits Here of knee injury This Summer (Continued from Page B3) , "Recently, I have taken my.expen- enee from the New Jersey Ballet and gone on small tours with other dance They'll Add Up Wherever You Go This Fall members. Lori and Rosemary pre- pared a gala benefit for the company Summer is a great time to earn last Saturday. They put to gether a college credits, and UCC is a tango, and it looks very successful. I want to go to Hawaii next year with great College in which to do rt. We Lori and a group to bring dance appre- offer classes in a wide range of cialinn In a rammiinity that fopt npr have the opportunity to see a ballet. The people there are starved for this accepted by hundreds of colleges kind of dance, starved for the arts. We and universities. Respected for named our group Infinity Ballet, our high quality of education, UCC which is an off-shoot of the New Jersey Ballet" Is the ideal place to take courses She mentioned that the company this summer to put you farther "is traveling to Raleigh, S.C., May 16 along this fall. to perform 'Sleeping Beauty* there COUNTRY FOLK ART and then at the Community Theater in Tuition here is very affordable. At Morristown on May 21 and at the Per- forming Arts Center in Cape May on less than $210 per 3 credit SHOW & SALE May 24. The company will have a course*, we're your best value in I J break and then will appear on July 22 at the Apollo in Moses, Peapack and higher education. Day and also in Wilmington, Del., and in Sulli- evening classes meet Monday van County, N.Y. through Thursday and you can "I hope to be ready to dance this summer. I've been keeping in shape choose from'3, 5, 6, a and 12 in the pool by swimming and exercis- week terms. ing, I spend time to cross-train to keep MfiY 9-10-11 myself in shape," she said confident- No matter where your college is ly, with the most dazzling smile of all, located, make UCC your "1*11 be back dancing before you know college this summer. MEfiDOWLfiNDS EXPOSITION CENT it." Classes Begin May 27th at Harmon Meadow • In County • NJTumpiM^ Mm «purnwwdiUneamTumri. Exit #10ENnMMiM: Bdt 9 17. A subscription to your newspaper Resident Southbound; stay ten »«Brtoi, at 2nd HgW. turn right to 3S5Ptez«Dftvo , keeps your college student close to Qrta>lNBaii hometown activities. Call THE LEfiDINQ FOLK fiRT & CRfiFTS SHOW IN 908-686-7753 for a special college 1 rate. union THE NfmON FEfiTURINO OVER 100 OUfiL ^ FOLK fiRTISfiNS FROM fiCROSS THE COUNTRY PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY Country * painted furniture * folk art palntina». prints, calendar*. grMtna > noiB ante • pottery & stoneware * baskets * miniatures » quHto • Uackwniti: dolls & toys « pierced & stenciled lamp shades > woodcrafts • toddy bears • UNfTBO i¥ WILL toto painting; rag 4 braided ruo*.» carvings v dried florata'» coumry MMng, COLLEGE accessories & textiles « gourmet dettghts 4 thousands more handmade 4 unique decorating and gift-giving, • affordabry-priced creaOona, w includkig CBANFORD • iLHABfTH • PLAINPJILD • SCOTCH PLAINS mnW^WiBy, WwtBw^winiry Anwicana, Vlctortarrft SouBiw—t miia DATE MAVS3/1
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Contact the Youth Symphony office EVENT; Annual Graft Fair PLACE: Memorial Park, 216 Uon, Inc AJ prooeedB banelt leat or Chestnui abandoned animals In our care. Choir and training groups of musically talented student between the ages of 8 for further information about these special classes. Street. Also Vreeland House, is and 18 Private study on an orchestral instrument is a requirement for all parti- All NJYS, Inc. orchestras and classes are scheduled to meet at a new, special. adjacent to Park, Both in NuMy, NJ. TWK- tom^prn. ftiln date Juna Mh. cipants in the program. l> designed rehearsa! facility on Central Avenue in me Murray Mil section of IhM"i Qm OB is i pti tatoi rf mate far •••' PRICE: Vendors 10 teat for $25 00 For Auditions will take place at the United Methodist Church in Summit from Sew Providence The building will be open in September 1997. information and contracts call Chairper- prft orpEintnu It i pRfd ad mm jwt $8.00 June 2nd to June 13th through private appointments. Each applicant is required The New jersey Youth Symphony, Inc. is a non-profit organization that pro- son, Joyce LePree, 201-235-0527. ifcr 2wfei fcrlBH Camly or I'm Cw^ ad jet to demonstrate individual technical and musical levels with a solo piece, scales vides orchestral, chamber music and musicianship training for orohestea mem- ORQANIZAT1OH-. Everttn Membership MO 00 ta tik 1om BDtn Mt bi m m M^PWBI Department of Woman's Oub of Nutley and fflpeggios, and sijftrt reading. 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WEIGHT CONTROL • OTOPSM0m* G PROGRAM t*O§) 686-9896 NEW LASER WHITENING The next sale will be Applause and enter a four digit Fashions., to be held in the Multi- selection number below! Pufpose Room on May 22. HOE-YOUNG M.O. FOR TEETH. CERTirmD ACUPUNCTURIST HEALTH WHITENS MMT 1945 MORRIS AVB- UNION, NJ (90S) 687-2422 Learn to cope TllTH 3 TO 5 CHIROPRACTIC SHADES, with panic SI 00 The Art Of Chiropractic Richard H. Bodner, M.D..F AC.0.G. 5101 What Is An Adjustment? • TREATS TOUGH COPE, or Control Over Panic Epi- Diplomate 5102 Muscle Pains & Spasms STAINS {.IKE- sodes, a support group for individuals 5103 What Causes Back Pain? TOBACCO »ith panic disorder and/or agonpho- 5104 Headaches hi a. is no« forming in Union. Weekly American Board of ObsteMcs and Gynecology COSMETIC SURGERY meetings will include discussion of 5260 Hair Transplantation topics, coping techniques and estab- is pleased to announce that we are 5261 Eye Lid Surgery MOST CASES NEID Uiimg i buddy system wubin the NOW PROVIDERS OF 5262 Uposuction JUST OMt VISIT. croup. Dales, times and location to be 5263 Rhinoplasty determined For information, call OXFORD HEALTH CARE 5264 Laser Skin Resurfacing Ronnie at (908) 686-0682 between 3 MEN'S SEXUAL arid 10 p.m. !•••. 1378 Morris Avenue HEALTH CONCERNS Union, Now Jersey O7O83 5190 Impotene* Sell that "junk" with i classified ad. 908-687-0102 5191 No Scalpel Vasectomy Gall 1-800-564-8911. 5192 Male Infertility 5193 Kidney Stones ROGER AMES, DDS 225 Williamson Street 2188 MIULIURN AVE. • MAPLIWOOD, N.J. il«ab#th, N J, 07207 ./• 2O1-763-O8OB (908) 527-5000
A Publit l»P1ct of FULLY CERTIFIED TO USE TNI EXCLUSIVK BBITESMILE SVSTEM. St Qizabeth Hospital k a private, not-for-profit acute care Catholic facility WORRAU. COMMUpffrV NEWSPAKllS sponsored by the Sistas of Charity of Saint Elizabeth, It is eastern Union County's teaching hospital St, Elizabeth Hospital Uniting Medical Technology With Human Compassion VITAMIN FACTORY The Family Health Center/ 201 Rt. 22, Hillside, NJ 07205 - (201)926-2946 Pediatric Health Center and Women's Health Center Provide a Chunk Light Tuna MMAMONTIIM Seamless, Continuum of Care for Your Family Met-Rx . ar No tatt ) Ptofl. I1.W 129 Conveniently Available in ar single Loeatlun Cold E«i« Lozenges ouon t»w it u.. Total Health Can Located at 65 Jefferson Avenue, Elizabeth, NJ 20 packets (Awfd Ftawerat Wf.MM__.„„„.-... 499 \ for Accepts hAostInsurances • Provides a Bilingua[$taff m/mama TOODS « ban Your Family $3799 IWfl t»,«... Convmniently Offend • AccesstW to Bus Roiites and the Jefferson Avenue Public Parking Garage 2099 Under One Roof Family Health Center (908)527-5505 SL Elizabeth Ho^jttaT! Pediatric Health Center (908)527-5750 Health Centers Women's Health Center (908) 527-5500 VITAMIN FACTORY CIMOxgw/RH UN lOOTMMAXIM. HeeNh & Rehab Programs to Fit Everyone's Needs 799 Providing a full range of rehab, fitness, therapeutic exercise and wellness programs including Health and CoEnzyim Q-10 50mg RthabiSifaT; • Cardiac Rehab • Aerobics • Weight Training •JIB <90$) 527-5650 Cerre- tng 399 • Open 7 Days • Private Showers & Dressing Areas. 25 mg m 689 « Staffed by Physical Therapists, ^-•^i^^^-S Exercise Physiologists, Registered Nurses Alph* UpoJc Acid 50 mg Given time, the extra sugar in the blood vessels of your eyes W,N ,.,.„.,.„..„ 679 can make the vessels weaken, bulge and eventually burst. Borage 240 mg HeA<-T* mo* me «*,!*. 10% OFF Our team of diabetes specialists will teach you how to keep Wwg, |1I.lS-_-— 849 Ail TwinLabs, Woman** Heir, Skin ft Naita mmmmenmn, your blood sugar at a safe level for the rest of your life. We'll : give you the education and encouragement you need to stay 110.95 . . 595 Natures Herb* healthy. ' Call us today, Because Diabetes is with you for lite. & Alvita So are we. Diabetes Today Diabetes Management Center * Phosphagen Castor Oil NOMHULIHWa R#fl.*6.95 .: 459 And You May Not (908) 527-5490 See Tomorrow * Awarded Recognition by the American Diabetes Association Optimum Bilberry MATunrs WAY ML fUg $4.15 •rtog.ai.eo...... Wild Yarn Cr»«m Silica X 500 mg ALTA«*LTHI». Ttte Sisters of Charity of Sdint Elizabeth, and rWo.S19.9S...... the Staff, PHysieians, Volunteers and friends of St. Elizabeth Hospital Salute the Everyday Is sale day at the Vitamin Factory... More Titan 100,000 Registered Nurses Everything priced just a cut above wholesale! in the State of New Jersey and Applaud Tfieir Dedicated Service to the Members of Our Community STORE HOURSrMon. frThure, 10-«; Tuw,, Wed., & Fri. 10-4
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NEWSPAPERS CLASSIFIED ESSEX COUNTY Maws-Racerd of Maptewood ft Soutft Orange SPECIALS 1-800-564-8911 WMt Oranga Ghfonjete • East Omngs RMOfti GARAGE SALES Orange Transcript • Ttm HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WAN FED HELP WANTED HELP WANTD HELP CUSTOMER SERVtCE R«p »nd Sign Produc- PART THE RECEPTIONIST SICRfTARY/ LEGAi_ Immadlan optning. TURN YOUR LOM tor Via MWwn MB an Union sole pactWoner seeks fuH tjma sarf urMrnlHd amount of fun, nmntf, Hpa and tion pangn, tor Man shop, Ful or Part time. Will School But Dnwra and FULL TTMI Mn. UnrrwiBta Openings $7.00 to J900 par starter Ganaral offce skills including Hie print mroogti home aarnonaMton. No tnvan- WANTED DTTVM booMceaping, accounts roewveabie,typin g and tory. No aeilvary. Gill Barbara at hour. Faat Stgnt. BOS-SIO-HOO. Lincoln Tacrinieai Institute hat an Immedlati ApproMmnWy tour hours par day. GDI, pre- di^tton. Fax resurne and satary reqwnpnentt aoi7ft J full time recepttontst poMton available in the $1,000 WEEKLY STUFFING anvetopW at COONSE0J.ORS. DAY Gamp- 5 days per farrsd for dnVar p^tittons but wffl train. Duffisst to 90M8B.M13. home. For info i«nd S.A.S.E, toP.O . Bex 1012, week, June aOm-AuBUM 22nd. Qpanlngi lor. Mrs Podgurskl at S0S-B514447 to arrange tor Union Campus MuM hava « lawt two years WAfteOUSB DMVER ftft MM. BtoornWeM, NJ 07003. High School and cottage Mjdantt as genera! irt pnor expenence. possess axMHant customer StNIOfl cajNSfLORS To teach drama, lannd and naapiii wrvalid MM eounrtjtert Miwl as specialists tor fshmg. isrviee sldn and hava a pJMatnt phona voice danea. •ports, araiary to boys and girts, ages Jonnatona Supply, 125 Marttat Stmai, tMWO WCSQ,V DISTRIBUTORS mdM **• Union Townthb Pubric School* Will work on beth mMuai frpiwrlttr and «•» ywo. at na CHaoga YWCA • minintiai Knttwortn. medlBlely lor laptop computers Call Neptune tart, pottery and piano player. Call computer Knowledge of M*uu»ufl Offtce re- Camp. 7 **eks In Bear Mountain, New York Company 906-ai8-1040. 201.347-1 em quired We offer a compeWtve salary and Must be 21 years or older, toy* chttdren wWi WHEN REPLYING PART TIME benefits For immediate consideration, fax enthusiasm, competrtrve salary. Call LonnM TO A ADMINiSTRATIVI ASSISTANT torSprtngfW M DRIViB: FULL time aarty morning hours RETAIL MERCHANDISER msumt to: BM.9S4-M3S, Anamten: Offioa Srica. Camp Director at 201 -672.9900 for synagogue Full time. Mutt torn WerdPerfao Knowladge of New Jersey highways helpful Manager, Must ineiude aalay requirements appltealion UMON COUNTY Sj. Vanea flutHs. Call 2Q'l-3?g.0S38. CaM batwaan 1Qam-2pm tOt-241-iSiS or Hiiimark Cans MOM Retali WamtandMar. CUkSSlRED BOX NUMBER SEWi».HAT. Factory.. Bull wna ponoon apply in person. 130 Martset Btrat, Keollwortn Work involves assismg MM person In tha RECEPTIONIST, fSTLOrrw tor QQsaaft Ofltoe, " Avsrtistng Coordinator ana" Admintstmttve AS- afttmoen*. Good with paspwantf phone. Light Ejcpensnce necessary Must apaati EhgMh, pMMa aMraaa envetope 10 8Wam career posrtions avattaWe m Ipringflrtd servicing of accounts on a i»gtM*r Matt. S-2O hours pir w«ek. ooaaslonal wMkenm. and the typing. WHI train, 2Q1-ii4-?im hava green card, be dapandable. Call area Qualified candidates should be Making DRIVERS Z01S8&-OM4 between i^OAM^PMOPM carter opportunity wm «v«n»noi in meetfng flay before and after hoHdays Benefits include: BOX NUMiiR - - - 0#8dimes customer service, maintaining flexible hours, paid vacation time, merit raises RECt^HONIST Worrall accounts payments. Must be omemt in MS Suburban Taxi company Is looki Starting wage S8 50 p«r hour If Wteraatta, Wall known brokerage Ha insurance agsngy in Ree packages artfl 8eHffl wfermo M PuW Put Him Pill eftioy working in a fnendry stati of the art 5 aoe-5111, number B2S51 Does your ad need a Irffli more attenBon' You plus Apply today. No fee E Q.I Equipment/ Good Pay. environment Thte is • fu* Wne peaHion with can cfsati Aa-lmpaci by using larger type J » J STAFFING RESOURCES wortung hours between 9AM 5PM The job PART TIME Typist Wertt from home Needed This Type Me m 2 Lincoln Hwy. MMM HBM 201-763-0008 ruquims answering heavy phones, computer Ediaon, NJ 101 5<» «000 five (5) nights per week, four houn each night to receive calls and type reports for Ml estab Mnowledpe and ganaral ofNoe and clerical HOMi TYPISTS, PC users naaOed M5.000 iishad security company. Must have computer. duties Ejtpenence with Windows, Microsoft 12 Point BASYSiTTfB NffDID for afternoons in ineema potential Call l-BOO-Sl 3-43*3 exi and answering phones are a plus Saury is Sprriofietd Must have car Call after 6pm Word Parfaet (v8rrton 6.1 or lo«»r), telephone B-2301. and answenng machine Call 201.763.2525 or commensurate wftri experience Please sand 201.376.5138 reiumt to GNU 12, Cranfofp:, MJ 07016 Sell LIBRARY ASSISTANT. typing part-time, 15=20 fax rBsume »1.783-11M ftouts par waak. Vauxtt»li Branoh Library 14 Point BANKING Some •xperienc* wttri personal computers SALES CARIfR halplul, Mandty Murtaoua, good with children PART TIME TiLLIR Tuts portion wM require ctvil service certtlfca We have qualified/preset leads and need top Community bank Mela Part time individuals tton and to open to raatdanti o( Untcxi Town. After School Program seeks adult leaders for closers to earn J200-$800 par sale. Ejtper Your for our Soutti Orange ofHet, To qualify yog must . For mora Mormttton and appftaatton, call positions wording with sfamantary and rrriddls tanoad pnjtamd but mm ma Ihe rignt people 18 Point be a self motivated mdMdual paaianlng sr:hool aged children In Maplewood and South Many Bompany btnartt, Sa« a product every, nwwtMga of Mw hmefema/pfonduiM, and Orange. Work 230 or 3:154PM daly through one naedt {Poodl). Part Uma alao avaUabM, For Add impaa by using larger type • ask our communtCTOon aMa mm a minimum at 1 yaw MACMNt OreHATOIW AaatmttBrs for June. toHowtng 1011001 dajMM catondar MUST mMrvtaw Mil Union 800 606-OCC1 Classified Hapraaantative for the typa you tallef experience Salary commensurate wtth 4:30pnv2:00sm Train on day shirt Full Ume If PROMPT and havi a^artarwa worxing would Oka lor your afl. »«perlence and cornprtvnUv MMMs, mm good banaM. Mu* apaM/ read EngMh with groups of chUdran. Interest in crafts, sports For low cost paopia-KHpaQpla advertising get Stuff! Please call 201 -762-2000 or fa» go 1-762-1MB ImfTwdtato htr. Apply B6C, 644 Route 10 or music • plui, Exottant opportun% for SALES- INSIDE intotha OaaaMaa Pagaa. CaM 1-800-564-B911 Wet LMogrton 201-882^242 recreation or education mapr or person wrfh BOOKKEEPER Part Hme, M Inn, 112 teaching or scouting ahfflr Muat hava own Matanai handing eouiprnanL M •fieddu TAILOR, AT home or ownsfi ptace Can Advertise It AH minimum- Saak Mpntzad —••monnated pa*, MASSAQF THERAPIST, ftwdbt* hours Good trantportBtlon Hourly salary Call indudng Cuanmar Service and iaiaa. Em&- 201-398-5802 son to do AP/AR. O/L, monthly finanSWaWe - pay. 2O1-M7-5S20; 201 2B1-0654 Leave tent opportunity. Will train. Send resume to 201-762-01B3. TEACHER'S ASSISTANT, Immactate rnants, anenoanca traisMna ana 149 Wlndww, imm iiZ-3. FaiHtar w!Jh A^ pr»»chool UperleriBB prel PC-Psyroll and/or Total Time a p»ua. Sand PART HME RECREATION 20ig«Ht5 •nyttma. Of resume to Dtraaor, SprtngMd Rraa Pubtg Handa paraonnai. payrotL travel and general SALES SPARi Time' Earn. Earn, §am Cash1 TELEMARKETERS, PART time. Hexfcte hours, Ubrary. 66 Mountain Avenue. Sprtngftold, NJ opHMona. Must be odrnpuwr MaraM Please Part time staff positions needed tor recreational $300 00 a week or more, tales experience lor as^Mahad mettgaga swrpany In 070B1. • _ •and nauma tor program hold for special education cnMmrv fteiprui For intermatton Mil 201.123^4286 m. Call ^2SM100. ask tor Danrw CAFETERIA HELP Food service company m THEOOOSIA A, TAHSORLANE, PC. Trie program will ran every Werjrwadey. Thurs Linden school district needs Manager Tra> CMiatton it Law day and Friday for • seven week period DM: expertence raquirad, ate naarlDd are commencing in late June Applications avail- Learn the latest in Cbmputer Software & Hardware 1044 Route 22 West able at the Borough CurK's OffiM at 110 last Part Time Substitutes at S5.Z5 an hour MounHinaida, NJ 07092 9O8-*a6-7B7-B Wsstfield Avemit, Roteilt Park, Naw Jersey At PART TIME, Survey Tatars. Engteh speatdng 07204 from B 30am untj) 4 30pm AH apf*ca CARPENTERS HELPER wanted. Ful ttna, no and bUngoU (SpanM). Day* of BVsmngs tans must b# relumed by May 23, 1W7. exportence necassary, wH Wn. MuM have Hourly pmjs bonus Call Mary, 906-851-9640 Micro Tech Training Center Call Now!! own transportation Cal 90B-t>6^B364 fHJSTAl. JOSS* 60 Eveffreen Place, East Onnge, NJ 07018 PART ITMf me* help 5-SFM. Mondayi PBrmanent, ful time, $13/ hour wfBi govem- CLERICAL, FLBMOJ hours Nor WMkands Thurd«y $7.00* par hour. Und«i area m«ni beneWs Apply Way tor eJerW oarrter 1-800-564-8911 M84SM601. application mlotmation Call Bam-Bprn, (201) 673-9177 UMOJTO-BOIS. e EMPLOYMENT W«t o**o- UMON, tm MMMMY MM, May Mt\ woman, egjeneneafl, own ear, good AL PASCAVAGE & SONS §,7 day*. lw*OUL P ti JOO: sw. taeo I, 90B-Z76.W3 CCTTmEDNURSES UNION: K Conoonl Awnua. Muel MMV (eR earing, experienced n cat* w Bumatt Avwma) May 10, 10-5pm, Ralndato «v MM- Wtertawt mm Can ZOI May 24 HooaeHoM, daBwa mtf rrtaoatanii out SST ote» CER-nFlfDf*J«SESAfl«J curing, Mpeneneeti to caretor ! L 14.4k IMM, UNION: «S3 DOUQLAS fwnoa. SaturrMy, , Bonded, insured. ALL RBMDBJNS m e& AftorttW! raws 2201-7W-61340 , ^»»». S» MM, 1-2QB MO, MayiO,8-3|xrLBalnda*»MByi7in,HouaahoW 1-800-077 TANK, FAX 201-«1t-«M«. CCMIQM, aWM MM. I0W «MMt, •ai™, MB, ownaa ana mum mora. womt- CERTIFIED NURSES M» setNts job•» Com 33,8k IMMM, monitor- S1.35O. Call tof awyona. No aarty btrda ptaa»a. CUANWO SERVICE QARAM POORS Froe Estimates Fully Insured 201-716-oaei.' - .• . "" UNION/ CUZAeCTH. 738 Mant* D J MAINTENANCE — FamMMt Friday, Saturday May mh, lOtti, * DOOM, WC ~~ 9AM-2PM Fumfture, toy., books, baby Mams. Free OuMy S*rv*e» Mm 1040. 24 tw Ematganey 201-372-4282 mam. iupoltei ind tmn gports, household, ale, ; ._ Cal 908^964-6136 Sarvtea, Rayner Qanga Doom (Tha only floonj Call Joanne warrantedtar a s long a* you DM your noma) UNION. FAIRWAY Drive section, got course HELPING HANDStof an y work around me Saiet. inaMMien, ^wHea. Fui ana of >^^ CWOTtEMCfD LADYtoeWOS fo r job ana. MuM-Fmay OaMga §ataa, 6 tieuM. HoMaactaaning our apaaltty, Ona M CAPRI -Jiirtmn. «wMg, Hjmary. Own trpr ESTATE SALE BY JUNE May um, ammL -topto aya k aLiwa«,M««%,M%d « @i^a ani taajsB& Attffft, Qpod ratenmees Call anyiime, 201 7 Shunp*. fto«d, SprinQfWd Cal ArMa, P0t«4-9430. WE SEFtVICE ALL OF UNION COUNTY WIST ORANOE. 31 Oakndge Road (Gregory/ COI^TRttCTON MGMi HEALTH Aide Certified wrtri fMIWMIMM4 •OMIMWO VMlMR Mltehell/ Oakridga). Saturday May 10th, HOUSe CLEANER General Contractor preftrmd, LMng room, rrtnl dnpM dMng room aet t:30AM-4PM, BalndatB, Sgnaay. Fumfturi, With expert*****, good rsterenc**, ow Beak, hrmlraiitfaji dooo, bedroom, Mttw crystal, vintage clothing, Christmas, Unons, ports tlen, _ *HOORNQ -ADOmONS Inquire at .201-373-0063 floral and oarrjwi, basKets, dtiMng table, Ml, TVe,fafcta*, lamps , flaaeria», otd wicker Ml myttiM ALL QUTTCTS Cttanad, RapakM and »• NURSING ASSISTANT/ Companion. 15 yean rack (Wring petaa, lew tquwtmm Mh Mdias custom riding boots (site 10), hofM •KITCHENS *BATHS groomlno tools, antiquM, more. No Mriy Mrds, tuned, WS and up. Futy Intuwd. Sartor e^eritnee egrtffied. excellent references.. •Wide, Mobob,, NsMa bnohMnoMnn aat, «riwri , L cmcarn aawunt Cap Waltef, S0tt-24S-5S$4, Care includes light nou»«*eeping and errands dryer, rafrijjenjlof plu» muchh mlaealanaeut. 201-46M741 , QUTTf R» LiADtRS, Ctaaned and Ruihad. Call 90B-862-B5Z7___ _ Qt REFRIGERATOR 21 Jojbtc to«. »td» by WANTED TO IUY FREEESTMATES POLISH AOtNCV inc Specializing in elderly SATISFAOTION GUARANTY or ywjr mo- Repairs Leaf IMM Iwaiad. tnatttaton, Ma. Aaktng $350 Gnatem coodmon CaH n«y bade Fof a special cleaning damonanuon FULLY AAA UONEL, Amarieafi Ftyer, tvw and otfw 906-Z33-M14 KaBom Sarvteas, «nfl sick cars Housakeapers. daily heusa- 201-g3»OSZ7 Of 101 -§871312, and a tree quote eta Oav Maid Service, cleaners Live In out Refsrsnees and experi- trains and oM toys. Collector pays highest h GUTTERS-UADERS GIFT BASKETS Qajon, "Sp«c4«totng in M- prtos, 1-800-464,4671, 201K^1006 B73.5S07. ence 908-689-9i40,._ torn gjR DHtaB JUMtor you' M oooaMrw, Offl UNDERGROUND DRAINS 201-676-2966 POLtSM LADY expanemfXi. reference. Lee*. MM mat m $25. PrbprMar: Barbara Pas ANTIQUE AND Older Fumltyre, dining rooms, COMPILER SERVICES TMeroughly cleaned, •uahed, Wa Now Acoep* UHaVir -ing lor JOB a» houi#M«per er care SLtSSSt 908-686-4149 bBdrooms, breiMrorrts, Secrettrys. etc. Call HII rapatovd, ropt»c*d Fuii or parl-lifnt Live oat CaB PW- 2OS»B4aO4 caning. Letters Report* Ealtmate*/Contract. AVERAGE HOUSE mm room* made Attics, baaamantt, MMana, POLISH WOMAN, responsible and MATTRESS AND Bowprtng, orttwpadic, HANDICAP EQUIPMENT for dteablad parson: Re«jm« Ce§»g^S*ool PaBeci. Invololng/ All ctebrie baggad tram above. bath«, fleer*, Free estimated Call wtiwtcfiBlr, scooter. siaiNtft, hospttal bod Call win long ewsnenee *"d good fll!« ttwmt wtd. StM In pw*»u» CoW $350 Ml Formi, 10 years a*perlane». Call All Roof* and OuMara napalfid 90B-2WM17 r $125 oaah, 2Qi-as6-2526 201-4fi2-»769 will clean ycu houM Or apaiirinfflt, CM fSOBHW-SSie. Mark Mrttt, 201-22M965 KIN MflSl! tjutwrs/1 Leader!^Ctaaned and Futon» S1SK Ot&mm $128 Hummels Hummais- HtMnmsM- Hummets- HOME IMPROVEIIENT CO. Hurnmel*- Hummels Hummatt- Hurnmnte- CONSTWUCTrON fkrthid, MS.I7S (Average Hou»e).ingreund CHILD CARI A-1 FURNITURE Rainplpes Unctogged. Laal GuanJs Mm«ad. Carpentry Painting Hummala- Humrrwla- Hwnrnata- Hurnrnato- AM YOU BOIO Om Minor Ftepatn. Insured, 501-661-1648 Roofing * r- AU PAIR Homeitiy AffOrOBtte, (lye In Bhlid Rt 22 WttKNM to Shop MM) Hummefs- Hummoli. Hummels Hummete- Dectts CMarad k TraaM are cuituri' g«=hang«: AppreMmatery K10 ran HMM>MW FreeDaavary «Mn 40 mite* week 45noursweefc.KrBe«ed.engl»ipMk- Laam How To Come Up Wm Your Own HEATING mg ,18- 26 vea^ .olds, dnvers wrlh legal visas. ^hona * GMars Adapted BICORDS-45'i/LR Albums, Music Esttmatea and Negotiate Bfectlv«rfyW»i Your C.P. ENTERPRISES Memorabilia/ Programs Moving? Spring Cloan toes' community support lisa* County eeU PORCELAIN DOLLS, ixeaiam coAdMen. Con«aor^^and A»k Your Oantiaeior Kay Qua* QUALITY AIR C«idlBonifig ft HaaOng, tne. Ing? Call us! We travel through-out New Jersey Karen 2C1--429-4963, Union County cal Robin Seme «ntiqu« raproducHoo Qerham. Robin fottonir , Forloel«oo »;_ . SandChadio_ f Monay Ortar Qai, Msam, hot water and hot air heat, 908-687-7126 908-233-4016 Wood*. Qerf, Barb**. Carol Anne, Tnelma 1400.340-7611, 90S.S4M700 (idteon). BbHMEUM COM8TRUCTKJW HurrMrNcrs, circulators, tone varvos, air CJean- B—cri. Abo J—1ry 201-275-0O41 P.O. BOXS3S1 •rs. Call 201-467-OSM, SprtngticW, N.J. EXPERIENCED LOVINQ Care tar your HMe RecycHnQ-lndustrUD Accounts Serviced MWWI one in my very ehiiatnandly U\nngstgn home. _ Rahwiy H^atiDfl and DOES YOUR HOUSE ROWING MAO WC fTSS ffl^pfldBG MMP %^«jm i tataj. rucaJBnt coodWon CANPBR COHSl^O Air CondWontng CotiliitKHS; -we. NEED A FAC&4JFT? certify 201-392-4S55 201-78!1-782-W76i . and home ownars: EsBwaten and SMB Woik, mm RetaWng Wa»i, ooncraM wotk, backhoe us- Sal D'Addario, President Always Buying Scrap Uetate Serving Unien and MM<—a» Countta* CALL SOFA, LOVESEAT, tAtoe, mmnan Baseett 2426 Merrii Am, (mm Bumtt) Union vies, dally or WB#% rate. Ml-344-6342 or diwtw, mmor, nttfU taUa, Btan Alan traMia For Over 40 Yaani Mia, I Mavw. pad*. 4 chaire, bnooni ban*, PaRy frVSaturday. 8-12 177 Lafayette Street Rahway disk, Catto bad. MMt, dryv, fnaar, 8^l 1911 906-396-8764 Frank's ANNOUNCEIffiNTl LINDEN, 719 MEACHAM Avenue, (Off Rt. 9) Have YOU ever wondered...whtre did May Bffi, 10th; 9am-2pm. baby Hams, rwose SERVICES "IMPROVi YOUR HOMi hoM Itamt, toys, PiKBS. Oo«t>at §11 ft# wfMfMrt kHWto W CnUFGnM WITH OIL" come from Foreign To The BiWe? We NUTLfY, 13 Uoyd Couft, Apartm#nt 1A OFFERED classified^ (across from Shop-flr»8) May 10th, 9AM-4PV •Decta •B«B«mBriti offer Basic BiWe Studwt of the truth Connntt Sate Evwytttiog must go fumiturB free. kmck-knacks, Wt Will Bui Any Legitimatt Competttofs Prici SATHROOHS service ERICA KANE what ari you up »7 Find OUti Call BfWHlC PARK, 119 Dsttofi Stnwt (off WM- ac«-6a6-asBS, an. asso infosource « a 24 fiaid Avenue), May 10m. SAM-4PM. Baby and CAROINALE r:J- a oay telephone Inforrratton service. Calls children's toys. Mm, oqutunont. swing set i-e !ffe within vour tpeal eaWng area. turnrture. ctothtng. riousewer&s, books, brie-a coNrmuendN co. directory for brae, 9>c . Bathroom R«rt»dsling DWVEWAYS CompMa or Partial SOUTH ORANGE, 253 Htghtand Road (uphill Lowest Prtew 1, Hlffm PAVING from Duck Pond), Saturday May lOTti 964-5O45 or 964-6322 help. i0am-4pm HouMhoH goodi, toys, §afn, RaskJermal MISCELLANEOUS bootcshotvBs, momma bteyda, wnught-iron BUILDING SUPPUES Commercial porcti tumlture No Eartybirds Asphalt Wort; TIMORD 4 WORD" All typmB S#rvicai available SPRINGFIELD TWO Family Salai Furniture SBports, Rasurrns, F»yer» Sprtafl Sh*ME ana ConaBW wtle, PBfWng Areas, Rtsyrtaang, dothas, audto aquipmant paji mml Satunlay nml Cal 906^86-8956 ANTIQUES Drtvewsys, SMNng, Curbing, Durrp Trucks & May 10th. QanvSpm, 53 SsMfm Aveno© Pavmg Machine Rentals Free EMnates, Fully (M AtoOWSthHteSa) PLOWEH QALLIRV. Antiques 4 CoMectabtos, BUSINESS SERVICE Insured. M7-0614; TTO^SfJg UNIUNJ imWUM HUN" Mad f fanWy ' ADVERTISE YOUR BusmsM or PraOucti on Wood Avenue, Linden. Op«n 7 dayi. Come In Saturday May 10, &-4pm. Houaahold aarra. PAlbHNU MAVINU me intermitiori Sy^r Highway BMCTI K ana Drowse dattas, toots, toys, tumtum Al must go Mtmgm - Partdno Lot. million/ for pennies a aiy Free a«tails •Cort Seating UNION: 12S7 UBSTTt Av«oue Saturday. MS-523-0217 •Concrete SideweJk FL^k MARKET May 10. 9 5pm Cetteftte, toys, i*wa*y, •Al Type Cirtirv JAMf S L PALERMO Teiepnone Insatttion -Paving Blocks UNION CJRACE LufHeran Chureh, ZM8 Venus amputaf, cfc*he» and muoh more Antenns, Video 2 Way Hiflis Sterec' Vauxhall Road, Saturday. May 10th, tom-^m, 801.67S-SBS3, ^ J iSTlMATtS FULLY INSURED Ramoate May 17th Spacet 115.00 Call UNION, 1176 W1L8WRE Ortw (Vlurtall to Glenn to Atserdeen) Saturday', May 10th: 9-5 908-245-6162 908-241-3827 SQ8-6B6-3B8B OFFICE SUPPORT Ssrvicas Fast: Bfiourmti bin date May 17tt, DrapM. sprsad. lamps ««ff wm cu«tom«r or^niao MfvicB attttuat boc4ct. highehalr, toys, c+iitdron and aduK ffm3*ktinQ m edttmg eapfimnQ, tmtm^m MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ciothas and mom. miragpnent, o^^efflp publitrting fry pagi. hour and/or job Urrtted ptts-up, artivery, (Ml HANDY naPERS SMVtee, H you cant do it A-1 APPLIANCES, 367 Rt. 22 HMde Re UNION, ZOM STKHIR Avanyt, [OH Stuy- trt time Medmah, 906-736-6203 Maybe we e«n. Doctors, MI, «*ports, ete; Inqeralors, Washers, Dryers S7B up. (Next to vewrrt) May IDDi; 9-S Huge Sate! Tons of Diep Off, put Up. »*nef NeweheM rtteres Shop-Rite) Same day delivery available adutt/ kids designer oothoE Big •mall toy* TV, VCR, Camcorder, stereo repair! Con- ' De»wr paelaSM ****? Refcbte and coorte 9MaS4 Galore! Exercise equipment.'. electronic*. •urner, induetnai. B»o«Jcast AN bmnai. Fan M and RataMe service Batsromc Systems. 1410 AIR CONpmONIRS. Emenjon 12,000 BTU, Stuywesant Avanue, Union, NJ 07083 $250,00, negotiable, Emerson B.0O0 BTU. UNION, Z712 >yj^N Avenue FrtOiy, $15000, negotiable. Excellent condition day May 9th. lOth; B-4, Huge Gamoa HouM ABLE ELECTRIC H r» etoctric we do W New Undtr warranty. iOS.964.56Si, leave Sale' Furniture. Ctothas. Tools. Household CARPEWTRY WMSiga, fttms. more I WWMI # 11SO0 AVON COLLiCTIlLIS. JJrge coOecOon tor JOE DOMAN 906-276-8082 sale. Stains, plates, decanters 676-2022 UNION: 2741 KMan ptaee lutoy 10. t-aptn Household goods, tumiture, Ms of bnc-a-brac S0MM-M24 KREDER ELECTRIC, INC . Com A WENDY SANDS Estate Sale 140 Beaevue ThrM tamilies No earty turds Steeet, illabeth, Sahirday only 10.3;30, (El- DECKS rneraal, inttMkW. Free E Ca« Tom, morm to Jersey to BafleVue) TnomBtvMe UNION, QIANT Sate 210B LarIB Avenue (off ALTERATlONanEPAlRS 3>i-78fr«b3 or queen-sized bedroom sal, sleep rota and Orange AvsnuB), May 10m, tAMMPM. Fumi- •KITCHENS •ATTICS B1Z4. others, curio, office furniture, lamps, WMtan- tura, Wtm, aMiaaa aqupmant oMHnB, isyv, ware, bric-a-brac, womena dothet and acces ba^f ftsms, nnens, ipwWig goote, houiahoifl •BATHROOMS •BASEMENTS SPURR ELECTIWC sortes. plus mere. tome REMODELED NM and AMMMMI W«k No lob top inaP or loo lirp SpeoaizinQ In recMMti WMng and MrVtn crangnrj. smoke detectors, yard and MCurHy llpniUil a. unrtrmi wlnm dawHopmentt bcerie Nun*» 7WB Puty mtufmd, Don AnMii NO job TOO mm. ROYAL UNOUUM ft RUG CO. We can deliver over four million AMto pairs of these for only $299! WI8TALLATKM Have Hear S4w. , Cert. m AmuMy Short Tkne. Physiciaa n fWannewi Avalhsm Caitor C mpimwitoo mwitotty Cor*u«a- FEAST YOUR EYES ON THIS! VISA 908-964^127 MC «on. MW8MQ77, m,m Cantor M, Union. lur i>nl> S299 you can place a classified ad that will gppear in (See Punk on B«) 112 daily and weekly newspapers in New Jersey, Your ad will pome lace to lace with 4,2 million readers! That's a cost of less than $2.65 TOMS FENCING per newspaper, m 8c per 1,000 readers. Call .today for all the details: ALLTYPK NEW ANO REPAIR NO JOB TOO SMALL WORRALL FREE ESTIMATES COMMUNITY 800-564-8911 CALLi NEWSPAPERS RNANCWG 1-800-564-8911 CAW FOR COaEGE! Search your local classifieds CALL KBt^ii^Oif ANYTIME New jersey Press Association Statewide Classified Advertising Network (SCAN) TOR MwHniiwrr TtaT on the internet (6Q9> 4060600, fax 16O9| 4060300, e-mai NUPims«AXXcorn , , COLLEGES Hore you Nivtn sii •8 NIW WAYS TO B1AT http-/Vwww.localsouroe,com/dlassifleds/ TMI UGH COST OF OOLLfflir •ftiii-w •h" --«.:•. WON COUNTY CLASSIFIED THURSDAY. MAY «, 1997 — PAGE B13 LANDBCAMMi ACT NOW! UmNMTMM OHH. MM 1 utiuwcrs t DMgn. A We STOP LEAKS! *i^—* •kmiltvi PI iJMHin 4 HEATWC NHM;rogram(iala| EgftMnMd EaJ^fa-^^^^^ 1 BBS CAPI Undar( l*nd- 900-«73-4«11 MHMMI1.M1M CLARK BWLDBW, WC. HOMK MPWOVEMENTS, WMCUi And TIM! j|u| aaaaBtBS •••aKaa'nanano*.aoA MM, IM•Jng. , fMH3£•Hfi !!•d • BM HbawVHBi.^ 8«nk>r CMtzan Dtoooont Call HOME REPAIRS HANOYMAW 1 3T6-O319 7415 -WMk Dm PrataMtonMy for LMI- POTTS LANOeOAMNO. Sp j typas o» Maaonry Slaps, Tire Homaownwi/Befiteri Drrvwways, SWewaks, Pavart, PMH, Rm- Parconal (1.000,000) Umbrellas GIARDINO plMW. MhjMi Hat*. F Mki « HOUSE PAINTING PubilcMtion printing rig, Gouttofl, Automobltes-AccWent insured 90t^2B»-2067 INTETOOR AND EXTEfflOR TIM ^^i^S^Bi TUB En*9@^HSSSf WHWHHB Licenses ravokad, suspensions, points Landscaping, and removal. Resi- a mpedmlty 201-763-9418 dental and eemmafctal. No job too srned MASONRY CONTRACTOR, Mpl, Fully iMurtd Maple ConvxwWon Frw Estimate* Fully Insured Reasonable rate* aks, MM, FouTdaaton repair WOIX. naaWng F IUm 463 Vafcy SMtt No job too small or too large •Mr proofing, tree STEVE ROZANSKI 908-964-3905 ruUJi^i, mncrilB, 90MSMSS0 Do-It-Yourself Ideas Tarry Horn*. 906-964-8425 903-686-6455 Rear of MWW necont PHg. Man..'TuM.,'WM. ft FrL BAM-SPM A R QRASSMOPPERS LANDSCAPING, Rwlden- MIKE CANGiALOS). likMon Connaar. BncK P.O. BOX 3695, Union, NJ wont, fireptac«, Waps. paBos, Thurriay and o#w tlmn hal Commercial CampMB Lawn Care Clean by appointment UBB. WUm Shrute. PMMVPMMO. Guttaf PAINTING ft aaaning* Mora. Pull Insured Free Estimates, ng wift, imariaafrig pivm, Wfte PLAbltKINCi '~. fWEE kXMEHlb BOB-MMgga tilt. Fully Insured Free Ittlmatas 762-0303 906^(86-8369 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO. FL ZAZAF0CK MASONRY, Qlarmata. FREE ESTIMATES ESTABLISHED 1922 HOLLYWOOD Curba. PaiOB, Dtom, Qunn, PalnOng, Car. TREE & STUMP REMOVAL panoy, Qaan-Upa, RanaMlB, Daaamam. At- CALL: LENNY TUFANO Resumes PRUMNQ LANDSCAPING tics. Yards. Smei DarrnHon, Fraa EanmalBBi. Fu*y hauraa. 906-6880230 908-273-6025 Fast professional TRIE SURGERY IN ARTISTIC LANDSCAPING Typesetting mtwm. ALL ITS BRANCHES SIDEWALKS. STEPS, PATIOS PAINTING PLUS a your specialist m parmog . twmmnmtt^tiMtB Union ,___ FOUNDATIONS. RFTA1MNG WALLS DESIGN aluminum siding and tor alytxir painting needs ctwog. Jeta? S*» ua for Wp»a«ttlnB your FRf f iST»«ATlS, NO JOB TOO SMALL. Guaranteed •QuaBy you expect service you raauma. EXOTIC GARDENS & aatafvt'. Call Jack Syme, 908-27B-a3»< WOOD STACK Tret s«w», local urn T. GALLO BUILDERS Mapls Composition pany All typM of tree ¥»ork, FnM POND INSTALLATION 908-245-0356 B To give its salespeople the ability to find more and more ways to utilize the eting "right arm" of Weichert sales- Doors97. they can walk into the home will immediately benefu their busi- Doors97 is measuring up to our generate such materials professionally system," people. Informmional sales tools, with a full blown marketing plan and ness, and in several cases cited Doors criteria " and quickly within the local sales such as market penetration graphs and presentation all mapped out, and even office, last fall Weichert Realtors put Beyond the advanced computer tax comparison charts, are also readily , a color brochure on the home already the high tech power of the Computer hardware and software required, the produced through the system. prepared and ready to be distributed to Age to work and launched its innova- implementation of Doors97 within the a mailing list. Homeowners respond tive "Doors" system. Now in opera- Weichert pilot office's involved the According to the Weichert presi- very positively to this demonstration Good NeighhoK tion as a pilot system in selected assigning of a personal marketing dent, the system is proving a particui of preparedness to tackle the job of UHDE. REALTORS Weichert offices, the new Doors97 is technician with strong computer larly powerful listing too), as it marketing their home. Having these proving Its value and already is direct. skills. This technician produces the enables salespeople to have quality FREE Information! 1-800-625-HOME MtehMtA.UMto Burgdorff, ERA launch new identity GALL fied by letter last week to look for the Burgdorff ERA Corporate Head- already have established new goals 686-98198 HILUDE CHARMER $119,900 WEST ORANGE PtCTURE PERFECT quarters opened its doors ApTii 28 for and extended the reach of key areas . new signs, on May 3. and enter a four digit -—^y rjBfrnarJ 1 WML a press reception and high tea to offi- within the company. Our fine market- Free SMhg. Vwy Lug* Virona Pirk ISO'I selection number below! Bright Rooms 3 ing department has been reorganized New Famity Roam & cially launch its colorful new identity Mttm, Prwtk Yard Bath, wrtti spi Tub to gathered press, industry leaders and and amplified to accommodate excit- Peel. Unatr 13,000 colleagues. ing new look* programs and to reach Just moved -to Qo»l. Vtry Lirge yard Unrtiac, in 4 Out. The red, white and blue logo com- into specialty markets Our. public bining the Burgdorff signature letter relations department vhas expanded in? BUYING A HOME ELEGANCE ABOUNDS and the ERA Franchise Systems' bold dramatically to provide integrated MVMJMML 1(1 Thai UMwr g CMoriMl Svwy I communication services to our offices 1700 Before You Buy MM CM Ft™ red house was the backdrop for speak- Imcan help Injhi La#j« Room On ers from bom firms. Speakers from and corporate programs Our trunmg 1701 The Real Estate Agent 0»artiadU« 1 division's proactive approach is being 1702 The Neighborhood For DH, Mn Uon Burgdorff ERA were Judy Reeves, S2200 Do. 1, QBaL mat Dem * M president, and Chief Operating Offic- extended to all areeas of our com- you out? 1703 Buying An Older Home er Jean T. Burgdorff, chairman, and pany, with specific applications in Don't worry and wendw about 1704 Adv. of Home Ownership Annette Kahn. chairman of the Burg- office management, sales, recruit- iMrning your My around town. Or IMMACULATE,,. 1% DOWN what to Ms and do. Or who to Mk dorff ERA President's Council. From ment, retention, marketing and SELLING THI HOME I k Out Oer|ina Cotonrt A* your WELCOME WAGON NM On 0m, nourHqui LOW iNTEftEST ERA Franchise Systems Inc., the promotion. MMMM, I on aMnpiMy Vm buMMu 1300 AttmrtngABuyer "To Qualified Flr»t Timm speakers were Richard A. Smith, "In essence," Reeves added, "we Of flMting Mfflad, Help you bagin to Hom« Buyer! •njay your new town... good •hop- 1301 Determining Y»rd OftWtd Al $117,009, chairman, and Peter Burgdorff, presi- are building upon a firm foundation of Only SHOO Down To Chal. Oaoa N*ghbor UHDE, RHHsn it pnua Is annsuna itv. ping, local attractions, commun% A Selling Price •King nM> program m pannanhip Mn ChM* ManhaRan dent and COO. D integrity and professionalism toward Opportunity. 1302 The Open House Reeves said the day marked much a bigger and brighier future as the And my basket is full of uMM 1303 Cleaning For The Sale gifta to ptMM your family HOMES STARTING AT more than the kick-off of the com- flagship of the ERA system" 1304 First Impressions pany's new logo. "Our confident new The reaction by Burgdorff ERA Ttka • break from unpacking and call ma look, represents our. commitment to managers and associates to the com $ building upon our hew affiliation with pany's bold new look has been 78^000 ERA and taking full advantage of all extremely positive as they became the jihe tools and resources it has to offer. recipients of more than 800,000 busi- 6 New, 3 Bedroom, VA Bath Burgdorff was founded in 1958, and ness cards and 200,000 pieces, of sta- Colonial Homes with 2 car we've never been stronger. The year tionery. More than 2,500 "For Sale" Garage, Spacious Yards Centered 1996 was our best and most produc- signs were changed overnight across Around the Historic, totally tive' year, and March of this year all of Burgdorff s greater New Jersey UNION.,,. 964-3M1 Restored & Renovated l9th broke all company records for dollar marketplace on May 2. Sellers cur- A Public icnMt si SPRINGFIELD 467-0132 WOMULL COMMUNITY NEWSPAMSS Century Schofield Farmhouse, - value. Building upon this success, we rently listed with Burgdorff were noti- .•«•>•. UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED PAGI B14 — THURSDAY, MAY t, 1W7 REAL ESTATE FOR MU REAL BLOOMFIELD COLONIAL (BMwaajn MMay ORANGE 1 mm houH. lit fcqr, Coldwell marketing projects room. I Mflwm, iwge and FDanMin) Origina! AaairM trim, ateJMa Mng mm, ESTATE gkua window, iaiga moma, Mng room, dMng "mere are manv advantages to buy- difference is, of course, thai the buyer The typical new home buyer work- ] room, laxlated BWien, 3 badreomt, bath, w ing new construction A braid new often has to make decisions based on ing with Coldwell Banker wants to dmehad garaga, Irant pofch, kuga w»d. AflonaaHa BMB. MOM m eondMen. ti 31.900 house is energy efficient and incorpo- plans or concepts, and it can be hud buy a house sometime after it is • APAHTKENT TO Ml -748-7979. rates the latest technology in materials to imagine how a house and a neigh, started, but before it is finishedBu y mmicmif Pamato Masiafnaft) ttmm S and mechanical systems It offers a borhood will look before anything is en are generally more comfortable if Unton room wmnmtm. Wtmm m*tm aparmwit HOtte ran SALE floorplan for today's lifestyles and built. they can see the basic structure before Ct* m*mt *m Sun porti. ^ jm AvaMMBi* Mt. or Jujy- Call Pour year old custom buM home by BuMar In oftenhas interesting design elements. A Qoldwell Banker new homes they make their decision %o buy, but M praMgkiua Putnam Manor aaMon, Two or aaoaaa. 4 Mdnont, m *•«•. MMWMd Today's new house comes with a specialist understands the buitdirtfc they still want to customize their ftooni Irufwar, tai^ua, ar^O tam% room warranty on the structure, materials process and can help the buyer envi- house to some extent. " • with stone firepUcs. large formal dMng room eOJBCS TO BPIT with hardwood floors, hugt maatar badraom and mechanical systems, so there are sion those choices. Financing a new HILLSloe/ UNtON mm ToHnhDuas/ mod*l wttti custom mastor bam, large modam Wtotien, no major repairs to surprise a home house may also be a little more com- eom» 2 master uNi N*t»n* Mfe« skyttghts threughout, seadoia dask, pfrtBa- To meet this need, many builders sionaliy decorated and landscaped Walking buyer. Ne* construction offers the plicated and the new homes agent can doMM, Mng mom, dwng worn. Euro MefwrV working with Coldwell Banker offer aHan M Oadt, 1% bMM. laundiy. drap... PLOTS distance to pubic transportation An absolute opportunity to customize a house by help the buyer understand the process what they call an introductory house vartielai, alarm, parking, $1,275 mutt taa. Asking $389,900 choosing fixtures, kitchen cabinets, 3 GRAVES. MOO aatfl. lloaywood MamotW Call for appo>ntm»nt, WHIHtti^^ and weigh their options. Coldwell at an advertised price. Stilting from Park, uoton, NJ, mmar movad to No* ROSELLE PABK. By Qmmt. Thne bedrooms, flooring, and added features. And new Banker's certified new homes special- that point, the builder will customize Caroir* Write orphans coawct 910-395-1073 new krtchon. tool, dock, hardwood floors Walk construction often appreciates in vaj. ists are trained in consmiction plan- upward. The buyer can generally add House TO or EPZ. 4131-10! HaatgwMi Dflva, Wining- to stores, schools, NYC transportation ton, Nortn Cawlna 26412 1120.000. B0a.29M4S1. ue faster than an older home. ning and procedures, materials, on custom features such as kitchen GARTEUST (tmjm tmtmmf). Nwir homa, a bedrooma, IMng room, dWng mom. HMMD, BURIAL CRYPTS. 3 aMa by ma, Hotywood SHORT HILLS Coldwell Banker is actively mark- design and financing, so they can do a cabinets, additional closets, a larger tarrtty, office, garage, wfartpool. air, pattoas Mamwttl Pa*, Union. fMOO aa*. Kg iav. (dl tor 1 or 2 panom. *12» jm monm ONE OF A KIND! eting more than 200 home projects in superior job of helping customers deck or additional rooms, depending has Oal Beautiful home in Deerfleld gscnon. Fsatures who want to buy a new house. upon the design of me house. Each W3 ttadiuuiTts, l?h b^Wi, yuiyauus AriSmny the surfHirhan New York area, offer. 908-4 5»-*299 pool, 2 ear garage, oversized let and much additional feature comes with a price TOWNHOUSE ing buyers a wide variety in price, fea- Some home buyers want a brand SPMNOnfLD: UftfURNIlr^ tmoM fern more An absolute must ieel tures and architectural design. new house that is completely finished that is added to the cost of a house. In Of Mo Mmty WalHe w«I carpal Mt-ki kttctwi, tveninas: Sarah Rfch. 201.378*324 laundry, aorage, prMng Walk to center •ALTMAN* Bovmf new ctmswucuon *s <*u**e and ready frrr mm ing en, Qtbet* pre- many ways,it's like buyingaue* C*L diffcrcni than hu>ing a resale house, fer to build a custom house, starting The buyer starts with the basic model OPEN HOUSE which is why it's a good idea to wort from scratch with architectural plans and then adds the custom features Saturday and Sunday with a real estate agent w'ho special- and being involved every step of the until they have exactly what they OffiCE TO LIT UMON S6UARE At VaJWy want. A Kmtod number of 2 bedroom 2% izes in new homes. The most notable wav. NUTUf CiNTIB, a«t Frankjin Avenue, Mfge bam (gwnheuaes In a beautiful aetHng 2 roofn otfiea suite, second floor, claan and Gofwflnlant to aj fnnspert&tien modem S5Q0 oaf monm Call aoi.jg7.1OM Firaptace and attached garage Buy mMh 2% % down APARTMENT TO RiNT APARTMENT TO RENT SINGLE ROOM, 200 phis square feet AH Financing Available UHWM paid, plenty of parking. Aviteble knmadh BUSINESS LINOSN: Large 3 bedroom apartment In two Opening pnaes start at $127,500 BLOGMFIiLD. NO Fee, owner managed. a»ly. Pffcna toMflon ^B BOfrMI-TTTO. 1-bedroom aparetmant $700, all u«M#S in- family home. Close to NYC transportation Lew tana QFPQRTUNITffiS NYC bus at door, Cal 4294444 or $900 ptu* utMbM, No patt. 908-704-Q228 SPRINGFIELD PROFESSIONAL apaae, 1300 square feet Moutrtatn XwMiua, n#«r murUdpte 1001 VaNty Street Union MAPL1WOOD; Spacious 0 rooms on 2nd fleer. buNdoig- hkjh^ MM. RaaaonaMa rant CaN PRE-ENGiNIIflED STEEL buMdings. Ma- ELIZABETH (NORTH), First floor, 3 bedroom Near schools, library, pool and transportation B0§-Mb-110§ 908-686-5111 tiona! company iwirding deaiefihip to open apartment, carpeted. Backyard. Pay own utfl- Available June 1, 201-374-7IS7 tvanings, Sell Your Home mantel High profit pottntial Corwtnjction or ties $850 00, plus rnontfi sacunty, SscHon S Ok, YOUR AO couid appear hare to aa UO« as tales 3O3:758-3a00, e«t. 7903, B08-29S-7792 ORANGE/ SOUTH Orange Spacious 1 bed- $14.00 par weak. CaJI for mere daMs. Our room apartmants In woi kapt ataVaHf buMng. Mandy caMBMed dapanmant would to happy WATKINS HOME based business EaMpttonai ELIZABETH REAL ESTATE FOR SALE W UHION COUKH CUSS1FIE0S income opportunity Less man $30 » itart. FnM $550/ up. Credit application required. to help you Call 1-800 5648911 BLOOMFIELD BY Owner 3 bedruumt, mod- marketing information Call 201-674.0312, UNUSUAL AVAILABILITY aO1-768Zfl»2 between 4-8PM Leave massage em Wtcfisn and M bam. 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Copyright, 1897,' Cooperative Mortgage Inforamtien • All Rights Reserved. UMON COUNTY CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, MAY •, 1M7 — PAGE B1S Tha Driver information Center that informs drivers of information needed when driving A single key opens all of the car's locks and operates the ignition, A separate valet key is including gas mileage, tnp distances and gaga Mor prowdsd lo maintairi tamk and glove-box MeuHtyvthta Patfc Avenue m handsdowsr. 'S7 BuickParkAvenueand'Ultra ready to conquer auto market The. '97 Park Avenue and Ultra, base is 3 inches longer to increase Ithe wheel-disc anti-lock brake system, strength and stiffness with very low Buick's "Personal Choice" features only a few items to suit specific ia>ies featuring a new world-class structure room available for the driver and five magnetic variable effort rack-and- weight. have been increased from the previ- and applications. Ultra's exterior is and new design, will be introduced to passengers. The greatest gains in pinion power steering, several alumi- In addition, the new Park Avenue's ous Park Avenue, adding sound sys- distinguished by a grille-mounted the public at the North American interior spaciousness are front head- num suspension components, fixed- front structure is strengthened by tem and climate control settings. Pre- Buick tri-shield badge (as opposed to International Auto Show in Detroit room, front hip room, and rear hip lens halogen headlamps and a more using closed-section welded steel viously, the remote keyless entry fob the Park Avenue's stand-up hood and at the Los Angeles Auto Show, room. While the new Park Avenue's damage-resis radio antenna embedded engine-compartment upper rails and could be programmed to set mirror ornament) and a specific Ultra wheel both in January of 1996. trunk volumne is slightly reduced, its in the rear window. radiator tie-bar, eliminating bolt-on and seat positions, automatic door Park Avenue continues to offer a structural reinforcements. long list of standard fearures such as Park Avenue customers prize utility is improved because lift-over Front and rear suspension systems lock operation, perimeter lighting, Among 'ofliei cnnanccmeiits is a dual air bap, anti-toefc brakes, remote roominess, rich accpmmondatlons hcigN is lower land the width of Hie are supported by rubber isolated sub- delayed locking and security new level of electrical architecture keyless entry and traction control and a quiet, comfortable ride — as opening is maximized with the use of frames to block the transfer of road feedback. diagonal cutlines for the decklid. that means various systems can per- (standard on Ultra), well as an attractive value. Mertz said harshness and driveline vibration. A William L. Porter, who headed its form more tasks using fewer wires. Convenience Plus electrical fea- he is convinced the new models will One innovation is a new seat- "cradle" design is used in front to exterior design, said the new Park mounted safety belt system for front For example, use of new multiplexing tures continue with delayed entry and fulfill those requirements. mount not only the suspension but Avenue's styling was "in part inspired passengers, designed so the shoulder technology reduces the number of exit lighting, "theater dimming" inter- • also the powertrain and steering sys- by the silky, undulating surfaces of The most significant change is that belt fits comfortably irrespective of wires that go into a door by 75 per- ior lights, battery rundown protection, tems while a T-shaped member car- the Riviera." the '97 Park Avenue consists of seat position and occupant sire. An cent which trmnslites into reduced lockout protection on power door ries teh semi-trailing-arm rear refinement of architectural compo- example of thoughful design is this complexity, less bulk for ease of A number of features which are locks, and warning chimes for leaving nents (primarily body structure and safety feature: In the event of an air suspension. packaging and improved reliability. optional on the Park Avenue are stan- on the parking brake, turn signal or chassis systems) recently introduced bag deployment, the doors automati- Engineers used state-of-the-art A single,key opens all of the car's dard on Ultra. For example, rain- headlamps and for leaving the key in in the Buick Riviera. Park Avenue is cally unlock in 15 seconds, approaches such as torque-axis engine locks and operates the ignition. (A sensing windshield wipers automati- the ignition when exiting. in fact a second-generation architec- Buick's successful 3800 Series TJ mounting and triple door seals to separate valet key is provided to cally maintain forward visibility Both models are equipped with tural design with a host of V-6s will continue to power the Park enhance comfort and quietness maintain trunk and glove-box security according to moisture on the winds- such long-life features as engine cool- enhancements. Avenue Except for oil and filter An example of the robust design is when Park Avenue is handed over to hield instead of with a fixed delay ant with a recommended change inter- Park Avenue's robust architecture changes, both the normally aspirated a one-piece cast magnesium cross-car an attendant). The ComforTemp cli- interval, A tire inflation pressure val of five years or 100,000 miles, delivers a wealth of tangible customer and the supercharged powerplants are beam that serves as a body structural mate control system again has dual monitoring system alerts the driver if platinum-tipped spark plugs with first benefits: a quiet, solid ride for the life virtually 100,000-mile maintenance member is a one-piece cast magne- controls and adjustable rear-seat a tire needs more air. recommended service at 100.000 of the vehicle, superior road manners free. Park Avenue's naturally aspir- sium cross-car beam that serves as a vents. Comfortable 10-way power On the Ultra, real wood interior miles and transmission fluid that and responsive handling, safety-cage ated Series II delivers 205 horsepower body structural member as well as the driver and front passenger seats are a trim, leather upholstery and a Concert requires no change under normal construction for outstanding crash- at 5200 fpm while Park Avenue Ult- primary instrument-panel mounting plit-frame design which allows the Sound in entertainment system — operating conditions. worthiness and superior comfort. ra's supercharged Series n produces support. Squeaks and rattles in the seat bottom to be adjusted indepen- with nine speakers and eight sub- Park Avenue and Ultra again fea- The '97 Park Avenue i» slightly lar- an impressive 240 horsepower at iniirumem-panel are much ku likely dently of the backrest, feur-wiy BfflpHnCR =^ Sie 3t9flQ8FQ. MOil Of ture an on-boart dtagriostje system ger than the previous model in practi- 5200 rpm. because the beam eliminates numer- lumbar-support adjustment, standard the comfort and convenience features (OBD II) that can reduce exhaust cally' all major interior and exterior Park Avenue technical advance- ous individual brackets. Magnesium on Ultra and optional on Park mentioned above are standard Ultra emissions by locating malfunctions dimensions. For example, the wheel- ments include a higher-capacity four- is an exceptional material having high Avenue, is also power operated. equipment so its option lists contains before they cause emissions to rise. 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Call now! 4634 Sonoma Automourcm is a 24 hour auto information service where callers get free new car inforBaation from the selections above by calling (908) 686-9898 and fSjpjTBfl a 4 digu code for. the selectiQii they waul to hear (Unlimited selections percaU). Calls ar« FREE if within your local calling area. Out of area calls will be billed as a regular call by your telephone company, AutommwvBis a public service of Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. For information on advertising & sponsorship opportunities with Autosource, call (908) 686-7700 extension 311 A PAGE Bit — THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1tt7 UNKJM COUMTT CtA&WHED Cadillac introducing the all-new sleek and sporty 199T^Catera When the ne» Caierm went on sate numbers of baby boom- who n»ade the purchase decision this p« fall. Catfllic hecame the own bWIIK.£s££ OF WOlt as were white men In ftFSew genera- Jrs U.S. towffttiwr » Humdim • pwhmiwml WHO rmm&TS mt entgf ticm, the buyers ai* far moiweOinical- vehicle into the enirylirtury martcet. ing their pe*k earning period, a time ly diverse, and SI percent are female, The eimy-luxury market, which is when people typically begin to con- Customers for entry-luxury cars now made up of European 4nd Japan- sider tansy cart, The tastes and pre- tend to be among the best educated ese sedans in the S25.OOO to $40,000 ferences of this group are driving the and most affluent of the baby boom- price range. has emerged as one of the growing entry-luxury market, and ers. The average age of entry-luxury fasiesi-gniwing segments in the auto- reshaping tfie rest of die luxury car customers is 44. and 73 percent are mobile mallei As recently as 1991, market as well. college graduates. More than S^ per- miry-luxury can. accounted for jmt Through extensive research, Cadil- cent have professional or managerial 25 percent of the L'.S luxuiy ear lac hag developed a solid understand careers. Women are the principal market B> 1995. they had caponed ing of what thorn new luxury car cus- drivers of at least half of enuy-luxury 39 percent of the U.S. foxmyca r tomers need" md want from their cars. cats. ' . •. , ,' market B\ jW. they had captured This research has become an integral Using focus groups, nde-and-dnve ?9 percent of the luxury market in the part of the customer-driven strategy programs and other research tools, United States, and 4ft percent of the developed by the Catera Brand Team. members of the Catera team have luxury market worldwide. 'These new over-40 customers will developed and refined their under- Competing head-to-head with be unlike any previous generation," standing of these demanding new cus- BMW. Le\us. Mercedes-Benz and says Nottoli, "Their expectations for tomers. Most entry-luxury buyers are other luxury carmakers requires a ser- quality and service are much higher, new to the category. They are coming lous commitment As Cadillac's first and they are much less brand loyal out of non-luxury vehicles, particular- jntry-luxury car. Caiera represents than the generation before." ly mid-size cars. And while they have Competing head-to-head with BMW, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz and other luxury carrnakere lust such a commitment. While, customers bom before 1946 the income to buy or lease a variety of requires a serious commitment. As Cadillac's ftrst entry-luxury car, Catera represents just Catena «a» jointly developed by tend to find a brand they like and Kick, luxury vehicles, they are ilsrTvalue- such a commitment. with it. baby boomers don't feel as conscious and warn to feel that their Cadilij. and Adam Opel AG, It is hke Consumer Reports, and talk to Ttracfi loyalty. They are also lets likely money is well-spent. cars that come whii a lot of extras. But . sopMsticsted shoppers." said'NonoH. based nn th?'highly sueeesstai Oper 'heir friends and associates. And they to favor American brands than those The phrase "rational indulgence" they don't want a car that seems They are the ones who take time in Omega MS h. and it will he manufac- arc highly sensitive to how they are who experienced World War fl. sums up their attitudes towards cars, excessively expensive. the grocery store to read the labels. tured rn Germany by Opel, To support d djjring the sales exjierijw|fy Citfj'fij- ^jJiiU, will ..ontinue to The boomer ^cnerautmis weUfidup, ' fnfiNujyjQU "ThesgL gusjpjgerjr Jgnd^ to OS -Jilgy.-lh°IP JCTWA..jg^Ljnjjgaaneg.._..^. improM"1 n- ciass-leading Ownership cated. and boomers consider them- pnvilege*. program. The company selves smart shoppers. Baby boomers will aKii urneil a number of tnnova- also constitute more diverse group of use juswuK-r relations programs for car buyers. In the previous generation CaiL-ru. wtiich will be discussed in of luxury car buyers. 86 percent of m.irv detail a> the cars fall 1996 1 THOMAS LINCOLN/MERCURY Jehu: approachL'* FREE information! Thi- chance in the luxury market is being driven by a major shift in demo- siraphic".' Bah> boomers, many of •*hom carted out driving small LI\C O L N and enter a four digit import \ehidev are entering their 40s~~H 1 and 5(K and beginning to buy and selection number belem ! 'ease luxury % chicles in significant number* Mercury . I 'hough then1 customers are often wot jt'iTucnt. the> also tend to be vaJue- 1200 Fuel Efficiency conscious. "They like the idea of !ux- 1201 How Much To Spend ur\. but they don't want to go over- 1202 Insurmnce Tips hoard." say^ Daxe Nottoli. Caiera 1203 Getting Started brand manager 1204 Sticker Prices . Caiera will play a critical role in 120S Sales Agreement bringing this new generation of lux- 1206 Ordering A New Car ury car buyers ID Cadillac. Meeting 1207 Rebates the expectations of these demanding 1208 Warranties ne« customers will require continu- 1209 Financing •iu» improsement on the pan of Cariil- \ E 1210 Owner Satisfaction IJC and its dealers. PER MO, Changes in the luxury market are being driven by a number of forces. 24 Mm. \rnir Communifi j Jet One of the most important is the change in buyer demographics, the Inh move of a huge wave of peo^ltbom between 1946 and 1964 _ people often referred to as baby boomers — NEWSPAPERS into their prime car-buying years. Brand New 1997 Lincoln 1,121 AUTHOJ Specialists In; TQWiy CAR EXECUTIVE SERIES JAGUAR tUAUTY MERCEDES USED CARS FULLY EQUIPPED & HERE'S ALL THAT YOU GETL. 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Freshrunk, White 2-btfCton placket. 'New Jersey. What A Difference A State M«kei.' logo «mbrokier«d on left breast Understate elegance designed to be noticed. $1§.05 Torr&Ass Dvwsiied china Handle tote, natural miM, White, fWHI lofo in Hue. Also avail- closure, Outsid* snap able in a 12 02 commuter pocket, Wyg handles, trim and NJ logo, $12.95. 4** ew Jersey Is a great place to live and work. Show everyone how proud you are to be here by wearing the state logo on a po!o#hlrt» cap, even a coffee mug. Tliere's even a special lighthouse series of promotional items. For a free brochure listing all the ways you can display your pride -or to order one of these items - call 1-&e&-310-52m ftjpg tmnswumi CONTENTS Environmental Centers 4 Pro Baseball 4 Christine Todd Associations 5 Whitman SK Balloon Festivals 6 Tourist Information 6 Gualberto Medina, Historic Sites • EsqCPA Amusements 10 CommissiQner Cruising II Department of Commerce Theaters 14 and Economic Watchablewildlife IS Development FariB&Forests It Linda Mysliwy Conlin Beaches 12 Dimctor Ecotourism 34 N J Division The Iron Horse 26 of Travel & Tourism CN-826 Sky Rides 28 Trenton, NJ 08625 Canoeing %9 Todd Whitman- Governor Wineries 31 pirns Calendar of Summer Events ADVMTlMftS' INDfX 16-17 24W St Mot* „„ 23 Dormer House Beo&BrwWaa.,.,,,,,a Ocffln HoWiy Motor Irm. 23 Farms Zoo & Museum .30 AAHean of WWwood Moats 23 Duke of Witter ..,..„,., ...22 25 Ocwi Place Htnwi IC 13 Advertising A*ance B Condor Motti 24 Ubifty ScifTtti Cimer ...21 Parrthw Lake Camping Resort 3' SuQWioaf Crafts Festival 28 Editorial 4 Cateodar American Indian Powwow . El Coranaoo Motor inn -,.. 24 Lota inn • 23 Patec., 12 Summer Sands Mow 24 Mary Biugh. Angel oMhe SeaBML 22 fantasy BBnoAmusemeffl »art ? Ocian ReMrt 24 Pwry Sreit Inn 22 Suri ComMr Motei 23 . NJ Division of Travel 4 Aqua BeacrTResort Mote'" * Armada By-tne-Sea ^fOg Hollow Inn :. festival...,-,..,-, .28 Pownaan Rjnape Natwr '2 Sussex County Agricultural •t ABantic City Hilton. Meaflowiams Fur £ , Prime-Hospitality 4 'Garten State Wme Growers Devrtoprrunt .,„... 29 Section PtJgrwn Bal Harbour HoMs GkJ0C«stBr Co. Business I MeadowUnas Market 25 Puffin Vtctorian Guest Suites 22 Sussex County Farm 5 Horse Show 28 Judy Megaro, Baybeiry&Ftame Motets. ieonomc Devitopmem Medieval Times.. 2€ Quebec Resort Complex 23 TewMuryMknnMventur«.. » Bed & Breakfast Innkeepers Grand Hotels,-.." 24 MeOJDUCKS S»0tt -4 Queer Victoria Bed & Breakfast 22 Top Qun PamtteH 8 of Haekensaek GrirtK- WiWwootl Tounsm 6-17 Mwv Grffflri s Rtwts Casino Hotel,.^0 Queen's Hotel 22 Trtptetro* F«m*y Camping Resort.. 29 Reoes Oceantrant Resort 24 Bel Air Resort Motel....: 22 Hackenatt Meadowlands Mines. Metal & Men 21 Tropiana Ctam & Ri«rt „ 15 Adv«rtisinQ Coordinators; Belmar Tourism 9 Devtiopment Commissior . 25 Monmoutfi County Tounwn 8-9 Rn Motei 24 18 Bird of Paradise 2? Henry'Sawyer inn.... 22 MomnutriParkHBGenck...-.,.,,.,..-.. 8 River Lady Cruses. . . 11 Trump TaiMaralCasno Resort 19 and Amy L»ar, Brass Bed 22 HialeahfltiortMotBi 23 Montgomery Township Rooeo .29 Romancing the Wind Charter MM Way of Sussex County N J Bucks County fflvw Country 4 HBtoncCftestor 30 Moms County Parks ....30 Causes 10 ..30 Caesar's Atlantic City Hotel Casino ^ Historic Cold Spring Village 2* Nelson Sailing Carter 10 Royal Canadian Motei 24 USG* GoH House .30 Newspaper Network Camp Taylor Campg/ound 31 HoJiday Inn Eatontown . HJ Campground Owners teoc 6 Royal Hawaiian 23 22 Special thanks to Cape May accommodations : 22 Holiday inn Toms River - KJ Cardinals Pro Baseball.,, 31 SMNMBFamMy Resort Motel 24 HMMr's Edge Ocean Root . .24 everyone tt Th# Rmeord Cape May County Tourism 2' Howard Johrwn Middletowri „ KJ rjept. of Transportatton-. 5 Scandinavian Fest 29 29 of Hiekensack involvod Cape May Lewes Ferry . •>• imptnaiSOO ... NJDiyiswioiTrtveiSTajfBm 2.13 Sea Breeze Motel 22 Waterloo Arts & Crafts Festival , .30. witti the desigri and Cape May Whale Watch & Iron Horse Ennrpnses NJ Ffstwai of Bailoaniig „. ...32 SeaCrestlnn. : .22 WttoftooW^e. .30 production of the Jentunsen's Aguanum & Baartwilk NJ Fresh SMtoofl Fettval 20 Seaside Hoghts 9 W«lftrtTown*ip . 6 RBsejren Center 22 1997 NJ Fun Guide Joily.Ropr MotBl HJ Renaissance Festal & Sevilla Hotel 22 Wheel of Fortune Sots 18 Cape May Whale Watctier .21 and to tht participating sales i Reservation Service" J^WJWRi- j ii _20 29 Capttin Meys Inn ..,„ , .22 ,.3- State Aquanum 12 Shore Region Toohsm Council .8 9 White Dftr flesBirimr Chaltonte Hotel,, . 22 Hymer'sCampmg Resort- ' 3' Nor* Wlldwood Camping Resort 2* Si»Fhoa Great Adverrturr 6 Clivedinlnn „,'. ., .-. .22 Lake Hopatcong'Business-Assoc. 28 NormiandZ' Railway & Doll Museum 28 Sorngrsrt County Public WiWwofl accommodations Delay Aviation.: „,„'. .. • 30 Land ot Mski -Believe & NY Cruse Unes.. . t Information .,,,— ,2WindwarS d Motei Delaware River Family Pirate's Cove 28 WWittnvaySifiBifmg Cruises 25 Southwn Ocaai County CnanOer Woodlagri House Cheesequake Sute Park Campground . 31 Landmam Motei .. Ocean County Tounsm... .1-9 Virtue Clipper Resort Motor inn 23 moid Bridge mv^^^^ma^i^aTmi^kTwr^nmmfim^mwMnmmm P«rtkd(Mrtln(B B daitty and wMkly nmnpteummnptem 1K. Total circulation: 3,102^37. For «l¥«rtWnB Wormattori, conttCt WJPA, MO BMT Trnwm Bo*d, Surto 306, WtM Trwrton, NJ 08838-1016, <6M) 406-0600; FAX J6O9) 406-0399. IntenTiatori, Mrn^t NJDTT, » W. State Straat, CN MS, TrBtiton, NJ 08625-0628. «6OS» 292-2470; FAX »60^ 633-7418. Trw NJFun Guide is • special statewide newspaper supplement distributed by th« foliowing NJ Press AMOciation members: ^^ n«wi(^j»i ' Trie StarLrtgerStarjLrtger. 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Manahawkin; Times Gr»phk»lTO..r^ 1>«»dwit Trurrru nimin(»ani Aim Communrty News. Newfoundland; Bayonne Comfnuntty New*; Cape My to. Hirrtd Timei, Rio Grande; The Central Record, Medford; Th# Coasttr, Asbury Pmrtq Tht Courier. WUddMown; The EliabeBi Reporter; Franklin Township Sentinel; Qazette-Lwder, Wldwood; MetroWest Jewish News. Whipoany; The Retrospect, CoiHngswood; The SandPtpw, Surt Crty; West Essex Tribane, Ijingittn. • NEW JERSiY FUN GUIDE NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT WIIK OF MAY 4. 1SS7 Lean About New Jersey's (Barrie CW® 6574125. nnhptr. Here sue; (908)79*0506. nonlaK appreciation ofthe! LordStfrfo*Pa*, al beauty IWlonlSdrltog id-, BBkine Ridge, 1170 One bbnd Bowterad, 2 DeKottr Part Pta, LyirfMMt, 905 Wds Mito imd.Wv^own, Tom Rh«, (908) 270-6960. (201)460-8300 Ertfoy thepmfessional minor AlEv league ball in New jersey. CnfM, Art, Food, KM* MMM, AH Day IMMIilnRMMI CaD tiw JttfwirtlilriB AManea Inc. 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Wvance sale tjekets have no mitnetions Trcktts are valid sny aay bl the tin Orders must b« po_trn«i1(e. by June-1. 1997, NO EXCEPTIONS For information ciP 201 933-019'' \T K \Tnnrs; n ^ % riirT New Jersey's Balloon Festivals umitier s coming and %& are the great balloon Tftactfate Steam This summer s first is the Quick Chek New jenev Feai^'al of BaUooning, July 25=2~ Over i 125 hot-air balloons, including special shapes such as Ride From Hoboken, the American Eagle, a giant purple dragon, and a pink 4ALLDAYTRIPS bunny, fill the morning and evening skies above New Jersey To June 7,8,14 & 15,1997 Solbeifg Airport, Readington, during the largest and Port jerm, New Yorir- aw popular baBoofltag ewoK m toe eastern United Hfctoi StCBfWnrf CftQ **4Na 614, ffigh ^rf States. This show is always a weekend to remember! 175 Miles Round Trip ranmng. AC Sadies, 2 open wndowi eo«4ei, ran-bys. The festival has been recognized by the American On A "Red Steam Tram"! tort W. Edi 3-12140, Under 3 Free. Lows? BZ5. Bus Association as one of the "Top 100 Events in North Fvjddfcml UxrViaMC Orders Od America" for several years, and received the coveted New Jersey Governor's Conference in Tourism "Best IRONHGPE ENTERPRISES 908-236-2200 Event Award." An old-time air show and group parachute jumps are held mice daily, while arts and crafts enthusiasts and "shopaholics* enjoy hundreds of displays along the This \> Nu Fish runways. Rock, jazz and country music concerts precede the nightly spectacular fireworks display and "balloon glow" where inflated tethered balloons cast an eerie light in the night sky to thrill the crowds A separate section of the field is set aside for CAliNDAR younger members of the ftmih- to meet a favorite 1997 ^OFEVEKTS — TV character, such as •AR» O • SB>THIiia 14. BM MNng TUMMI* & FLYING HIGH "Lamp Chop," rideth e APRl H . MAT 23• tUriay Spring Oetttar Contort rx^m Sussex Wr ponies and participate in, tvar Monksvfc Spediman AswwBon - Wo: »1.7B-S1S4 , 1-Show. 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Into: 201- stunts and jersey, less than 10 largest hot-air halbort festival SEPT I • Ml NowMtFynTaMMmew flyovers. „ miles west of GiBHiwood Ljia WMynWng Qub SomerviUe. between over 50 hot-air balloons, including special shapes, such Located )i«tofl Routes 22 and 202 OCT.II MAmMl 206 mW as a "flip phone delights crowds of all ages Crafts, The Magic of foods, entertairiment, music, an air show of old-time Alexandria Balloon craft and stunt planes, and fireworks at night fill the %, aA ^ d^, Festival, August 13, a jrogram _ ^ ,.,..„....-,._,.. ,_;,._ .„, , day in the country- at : Center delight of Alexandria Field is located south of I-?8 and east of Sussex County Alexandria Airport in the Delam-arc River in the scenic hills of Hunterdon Co'! the W mMTore Chaftibt i sf 5r diriicfions i nforrnDfio Pittstown, featuring Counrv 201 728 3150 fr Th,-. WrOrt e* th--- Newjersey • liberty Fa* (Hudson County) Ett Tomrfat Inftwaiatkm • LBwty VH^C (BtmtefOom Coimty) So Much Fun, You'll be 1 Church Street, Hctnin^toa lAtiamOm Otytxpremwaty (Atlantic County) Head over Heels! • Mdnmie (B0gm County) p onto 295 • Ocam View itoy Cim*ty) 2 l«d 4, Doepwatrr Milepost 18, State Paikwiy, Occao Viirw Lafayette Stnw * I Camping IA STATE mim, Gc* C.impiny Ai' Pro Shop & PtfvftaMs Located at 567 Monmoutt Our ComnnuMdfSLRV Porks i* all Regie*! of ike Stm* Crtam RWge (Jadtson.), Nj QB514 N«1 to Six Flap Great Adventure He Gateway - The Skylands - The Shore (•08)928-2810 The Delaware River - The Grater Atlantic City E-Maii topsunQcsionline.corr The Southern Shore www.digftal.esignnnt OOfrV-topgur' Come Alone or in a Group For 1 FTtEENfwJgwrCjiiyfiuimJomlMVPa*G*i± »rtMl»t pv ^,1^ Ages 10 & Up * Wiik-0ns Welcome Six Flags " ibvoriK pbca lo«W^ ed our nnvded tvamtbv, «ne « E-atf 9' Ca!i for Reservrtons * Open Ev»ry Great Adventure Weekend '*W«akdays Awailatta 1-800-2-CAMP-NJ Oroufi, Student Team & Corporate , Discounts * HOT y (800) 6765 Computer Ott or Surf fw Nat i M • Cq> u.r CBBJL HM, M KM otTnwti ft Tourteoi 7? ear-round Fun is a Shore Thing Jersey Shore. Three words that conjure up a number of images. Warm sand. A Pounding surf. Amusement parks. People strolling the boardwalk. Great vacations. Fun and In feet, the Shore Region, which consists of Ocean and Monmouth counties, is one excitement of America's oldest vacation spots. And it doesn't take long to see why. mark the Let's start with Long Brack Island. Here you can rent a County: This oceanfroni town offers a popular boardwalk amusemenB castle or cottage that's just a pleasant walk away from the filled with amusement rides, a superlative water park, and the at Seaside ocean. Baraegpl lighthouse State Park stands atop this 20- state § only beach skyride like wind surfing? Try nearby Heights mile sliver, its "Old Barney" lighthouse — the state s oldest Lavallette and Seaside Park And on the north side of Bamegat — towering 172 feet Near the southern end of the island. Inlet. Island Beach Sam Park features one of the Beach Haven beckons wltii its. amusement center, lire the Northeast s few natural dune beaches. ater, water park, and Victorian museum. And all along LSI. How about a train ride aJonf the beach? You'll find thai in you can enjoy fishing and water sports Point Pleasant Beach along with a number of boardwalk in the Plymouth Showcase Across the bay is Tuckerton and the Barnegat Bay Decoy amusements, restaurants, and Jenkinson s aquarium. Here Minutes away is Lakehnrst Naval AJr Engineering and Barymen's Museum Waretown is home to the you can enjoy free entertainment Sunday through Thursday Station, the site of the horrible 193^ explosion of the Pindands Cultural Society Albert Music Hall the only Or maybe you should hop on a boat for some fishing, dolphin Hindenburg dirigible. Today, it plays a key role in Aircraft organization preserving tiie music of flie storied Pineknds A watching, or just sightseeing. Once you're done, head down- Platform Interface visit to the Wefli Mflb County Park Nature Center (jives town and see an antique center containing more than 100 Connie north into Monmoutom h Countyy and hit a trio of you a comprehensive look at this special area of our state vendors and shops. well-known shore towns. BelmaBl r hosth s one of thhe nation'i's Head north and you'H come upon Popcorn Zoo. Forked You can spend the night at a lovely bed-and-breakfist inn finest seafood festivals Q\me 14.15), Spring Lake prides itself River Operated by the Humane Society, it's a haven for in nearby Bay Head And don t forget to take in some of the on stately homes and fine bed-and-brealdast tans. And you abused and unwanted wildlife. BayvUle contains the county's art galleries and boutiques whUe you're there can find artifacts and historic displays in Sea Gtot's historic second largest inland amusement center, and die county"* That sound you heir mtybt be thousands of chUdrea bricick Vkz&ociaiV i ljghfy^ljhfy u nautical history is laid out at the Toms River Sempert laughing at Six Flags Great Adventure Theme Park and If you-'listen closely, you may hear a cover band doing a Maritime Museum, Climb aboard the River Lad)- river boat Wild Safari Animal Park in Jackson Just off 1-195. it s the Bruce Springsteen song wafting down from Asbury Park. for a scenic tour of tiie area. largest drive-through safari outside of Africa If speed is your That s because The Boss got his start there, and even saluted Or you can take a free boat ride at Cams Island County game, climb aboard either Batman and Robin or The ChJUer, the town in the title of his first album. In nearby Ocean Park Nanire Center and learn about the wetlands And Both are roller coasters that go from zero to 65 mph in less Grove, time has stood still. Founded in 1869 as a Methodist Ocean County College is where you'll find the Robert J. than five seconds Or feel your heart in your throat on the camp meeting ground, this small town is a popular family Novms Planetarium and Ocean County Fine Arts Center Dare Devil Drvtr. a free-fall attraction that will have you com- retreat, Don't-miss its Great Auditorium, lovely bed-and- Seaside Heights begins our trek through Central Ocean ing back for more For tamer fare, catch a Live musical show breakAst inns, hotels, tent houses, and sidewalk cafes • Y FUN PLACE! 1ENK1NSQNS PT. PLEASANT BEACH NJ AQUAR/UM, BEACH, BOARDWALK AND RIDES! SUMMER of 97' at JENKINSONfS BOARDWALK filG JOi HiNRY M. OFTOf An^h c »M-9:00PM, Come on down to JENMNSON'S BOARDWALK, where there is always BiACHCONCiRTN R LIGHT SHOW \ PM Inhst Boach / 9:30 PM something going on! FREE family entertainment, boardwalk, the Jenkinson's Aquarium, white sandy beaches, family amusement park and rides, miniature gorf, arcades, games, restaurants, candy, ice cream and more. Just 1 hour south of N.Y.C. And 1 hour east of Philadelphia, Plenty of parking! For a great family getaway! >WRISmANDOAY JENKINSON'S "THE FAMILY FUN PLACE" / .Unlimited Rldos // $10.00 For more Information piease call 908-295-4334 f 12 Noon to 6 PM Amui#fn«nt Park Please visit our sponsors FREE KDOli CONCERT •f%M QH0t4iEWSi»APfR SUPPLEMENT WKK OF MAY 4. 1107 Monmouth County is home to several communi- artillerymen in the Battle of Monmouth on a ties that ate rejuvenating their boardwalk amuse- steanajjune day in 1778. Every June 28-29, you .1., «••"•• -• ments. One such community is Keansburg, can see that battle reenacted at this very ate musical historv Peppered whfa small shops and where Runaway Rapkls. a fabulous waterpark, While you re in Freehold, drive by Bruce restaurants, it's the place to be in earty June thrills visitors. Springsteen's chUdhood home when the OmedaT Rlwrfest Jazz and Food Packed into the northern tip of the county's Freehold Raceway (opens August 14) fea- Festival (June fr§) takes place. Its also the shore are some very popular sites Don't miss tures the finest trotters and pacers True horse home of ftc Count Basic Theater, a fine con- Gateway National Recreation Area, home of lovers will want to see the picturesque horse : is known cert venue historic Fort Hancock, and the Sandy Hook farms along the western edge of the region. If Travel back in time at Allaire State Park, Lighthouse, the oldest continuously operating you get hungry, pick your own fruits and vegeta- home of Allaire Village. It's an aumentic 18th- lighthouse in the US, The site of the first ship-to. bles at Cream Ridge Wlnei-y in AUentown. centurv restored bog-iron town. Kids will enjoy shore radio broadcast wss right across the bay at From fireworks and fifee concerts to canoe Twta lights of Navesink. another historic races and historic reenattments. Monmouth obttlft a deniled BMfaf of the up to me 19th century at Loogstreet Farm in 1 lighthouse South of there is Long Branch and Count) always has something going on And PfckrYowOwn Cams by send- Hotadel, where you can eatperience what farm you're always only minutes away from clean Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park The latter stamped life iraijite more than 100 years ago. Holmdd is commemorates presidential visits to the area and beaches and beautifuj boardwalks, where you atao die location of the FNC Bank Arts Center, the deaft of President Tames A Girfleld in Long can )og, cycle, stroll, or simpry sit and soak in which features ethnic festivals, outdoor con- Branch In 1M1 the beauty of a sunrise or sunset. cern, opera, and dance events throughout the summer. Of course, there's more to Monmouth County Make your trip-planning easier Consult the New jersev Division of Travel and Tourism's 08625: or yon covM check out \ If you pnrfter vow fun a little faster, look no than the shore. Its inland treasures include tardier tinn Moomouth Pwk laoetnKk in Freehold, where visitors can walk in the foot- New jersey Travel Guide For TOUTfre e copy, nearby Oceanport You can see top thorou^i- steps of Molly Pitcher at Monmouth Battlefield call l-SOOJBtSEY", cxt "014. For special events bred horsencing from May 24 to Sept. 1. (Don't State Park. Molly, whose real name was Mary details and local information, call Monmouth miss the giveaway days!) Ludwig Hays McCauley. earned her nickname Count*- at 1-8OO-523-2S8" and Ocean County The Bayshore Region in northern and fame bringing drinking water in a pitcher to Information at 1-800-F3TJOY-33. 1SC0VER MORE FOR A FREE This idvertaamBnt made possible in part wWi funding from the MONMOUTH COUNTY New Jersey Oipartfrwrt of Commtro* and Economic Devttepment, DMston of Travrt and TourBm and ttw Boards of Ch PW of MtMofwnoutff i md OOcean CounBw OCEAN COUNTY foor Sow^r A breeze. PARKS I TIME • 30 KkMi« Ride • 20 Thrill Rides • An-odes • fin Food jmm faf Latyy trver r While you're on vocation, cion't miss cx»e Huge Interactive Kid Ar#o • FREE Guarded Beach ge2500' Fihi Pie • WwldFioort • 2500' Fishing Pier • Wwld^Firowortu of the Jersey Store's most beootiful pkices GROUP RATES 4 BIRTHDAY PARTIES AVAILABLE »Mif Sundays and Holidays are Famiy nwith ffliE potff and foot painhng. Mondays and Prerent ai G-ondsiand Pass. Gait Tuesdays, simulcast racing only, MQNMQUrHBUUC RACETRACK EVENTS T>wfgughbftd foang, Way 24 thry S^iemW' M105 on ihi Garden State Pkwy m Ocwrpor), NJ • for more mfe, rai l-WS-ffi-5100 • Dnng ^ervatore 1-9O8-2W-2100 • Group Sde l-90ft-571-5S44 MAY EVENTS irartSand SI 5ft (Mk*m M 00 • Sewn 55* haHrtn b*nraon «wy to HAY 10 ALLAIRE STAfl BARK CBAFT SHOW 9QB-S3S.22E3 M*T M •TO HA Y IS iABNKAT SAY WAtlreHED FESTIVAL ^fOiO^AL fOBMn Comty; SM-MS-BTi &«. «' HAT 24 • OPSWtt MY • UOMIOUTH PMK RAK TMCK JUNE EVENTS ) JULY EVENTS (C^H) SEPTEMBER EVENTS OwmpoiflOB-msiOO MHt 21 SREAT M JERSEY CHtU COOK^FF Torm Bwtf JULY IMS • wooaa IO*T FI STIVA^ TO™ »W S«V M*Y Ji oiAjJT RjA ymm • Qom owi HandiGappeti Km'M Boxwood HaN Stort. Htetortc Site New Jersey is 1073 E JerMy Street, Fttzabeth Rich in History 158 Nassau Strtat, Princeton POI) 848-4540 BrWgaton Historic DMrkrt f • ttkc a look back into history, Handicapped accessible 50 E. Broad Sfreet, Bridg«on I visit the countless historic Barclay Farmstead MuMum (BOB) 451 -4802/455.3230 M. sites of New Joicy, Below is 209 Barclay Lane, Cherry Hill Some srfes handicivped accessible just a sampling of a long Ua of his- (609) 79S-6225 Burtnylun Historic toric sites found in New jereey, BanwgatHarttega Center District/Burtngton County please call before you visit for more 575 East Bay Avtnue, Samegat information and hours of operation, (809) B98-3432 457 High Street, Burlington Bamegat Light Historical SocMrty (60S) 386-3993 Abraham Otaffc HeuM Some Sftes handicapped aee»ss/bte Wett Ninth Ave. and Chestnut Street and Museum 5th St. and Gentri) Ave., Bameoat Ught (908) 486-1783 (609)494-8578 . 406 Swedesboro Road, Gibbstown AeemlM Batata Historic Village (609)423-2883/0918 68 Moms Avenue, Morrlstown Route 542, Hammonton Handicapped access/We (201)267-3465 (609)561-3262 Carmtan County Historical Visrtors Center handioippsd access/bleSociety/Pomona Hafl Alton State Park Park Blvd. and Euclid Ave., Camden Route 524, Farmingdale (609) 964-3333 10461. Jtrity Street, Elizabath First floor handtcapped aceess/'We (808)938-2371 (BOB) 351-2500 Partiatty handicapped accessible Gamonbal HOUM Beverly National Ccnwtary Atlantic CttyBoarttwHk 126 Moms Avenue, Springfield Route 130, Beverly (201) 379-2634 Atlantic Ctty (609)877.5460 Newark Museum's 80 gallerim bouse (609) 348*7100 Office « hanrfeapptd tccmssiblm fe FACE 75 many art and science coUecHons. Enter before 6 1 97 to WIN: SBC FLAGS GREAT ADVEHTURE: 4 al day passes OCEAN PLACE HILTON SPA k RESORT, Long Branch, NJ 2 Night OwnigM (VaM; IWS7 • ATTHESHOR^ MONMOUTH PARK RACETRACK: - Exclusive Day al the Races for two r Shora R*gioo Towtan CauneN VACATION GUIDE' = 1008 Shora Dr, IrMla, NJ 08730 1-800-S23-2S86 Ext. 55 I T0«n:. Stite Zip Code © >'• File 1-800-ENJ0Y-33 DaiiiingMena»y,An» 30.1887 Wnnw «>• MCTiaoBd tty ^pfnf n a by rrai ASBURV1 Experience ivHy Belmar was named as the Numbar One beach destination in Monmouth County! PBESSTO SEASIDE Special Events Such Ae: HEIGHTS HOTLINE 1-90B-gM-a001 • The Beimar Seafood Festiva! - June 14th & 15th ea^ofy 3537 of S138 • Sand Castle Contest - July 9th • AW Professional yolleybal! TournamentA August 23rd & 24th ^ Whtthsr your visit is for part of a day or for weeks at n I For a fuii coior brochjrf wte r.o'f <<^o* - BtCfflNS R/Pf 6 .DISCOVER MORE AT THE SHORE... HOWARD MIDWAY QAMBS JOHNSON FAMILY ARCADE FOOD & ICE «f AM Long Beach Island Enjoy the Summer & let us FREE ENTEmiNMENT !i CLEAN. SAFE. FAMILV FUN ifmelands make you feel at home! ONLY A SHORT DRIVE AWAY! • Gtoie to Slopping, Restaurants Long Beach Island's Family Fun Fark • Pool, Wrigerators, VCRs & Cotee MotoS! («») 492-4000 'OS (9W) 671-3400 httBayAv».,lMM Code 5136 Hav«Hi, HJ 06006 '750 HigriWav.35 South, Mddtetwn; NJ 07748 o Big Top Arcade Gillian's Island Amusements and 1020 M-Boardwalk, Seaside Heights Plymouth Place between 7th and Bth Attmaiam (908) 793=0600 Streets, Ocean City , Blackboard's Caw (609) 399=0483 Gillian's Water Wonderland water ew Jersey has a variety of 136Routt9, Bayviiie rides and miniaturw golf fuh-filJed amusement parks (908)286-4414 Gillian's Wonderland Pier and unique attractions AfTiU&fll 1 Mini N 6th Street and Boardwalk, Ocean City around the state Children of all US Highway 22, Scotch Rains fcz-H (609) 399=7082 iges. can enjoy rolkrcoaatef to water- (908) 233-0675 Rides and games slide}., safari to stagecoach rides Rides, miniature golf, arcade Gingerbread Castte Bucks County River Country Actten Park P.O. Box 69, Route 23, North Hamburg River Road, Point Pleasant attract', ''KS Box 848, Route 94, McAfee (201)827-1617 (215)297-5000 AniU and BOD 827-2000 StoryMmg, tours, farm, foe, pteys Rides, miniaturw golf, arcade World's largest water park with over Great American Railway 75 rides, shows, and attractions Casino Arcade 495 Route 202 South, Flemtfigton Sherman Avenue and The Boardwalk, (908) 782-4022 Amusement Pfar/Oeean Ona Pier Seaside Heights The Boardwalk, Atlantic City (908) 793-8084 Model railroad and doll museum, (609) 347=8082/8088 cratts, shows Casino W#r and Water Works JenWnson's 800 Ocean Terrace, Seaside Heights Boardwalk and Parkway, (908) 793-6495/6501 Point Pleasant Beach Rides, water park, arcades, attractions NorMandz Qnaat American Railway Tomahawk Lake Water Park (908) 899-0569 & Doll Museum Tomanawk Trail, Spare Central Arcade Home of Jentonson's Beach and (201) 398=7777 WbyNot Hamilton and The Boardwalk. Boardwalk Amusement Center and 495 Highway 202, Flernington Seaside Heights Jenkinson 's Aquarium (908)782-4022 Top Own Paintbafl Games (908) 793-0131 Kiddie rides, Draeult's Castte, mom Keansburg Amusement Park 567 Monmouth Road, Cream Ridge Playtand Wake Up toTills ? Otententorj Lake Amusement Park 275 Baachway, Keansburg (908)928-2810 10th Street and 'Boardwalk. Ocean City 144 Berlin Road, Clementon (908)495-1400 Thundering Surf Water Slide (609) 783-0263 Ridms, games, fishing pier (609) 399-4751 Rides, games, miniature golf Taylor and Bay Avenues. Beach Hav Family Vmrm park featuring roller- (609) 492-0869 coasttrs, kiddie rides, high rtvt show, Land of Make Betteve Route 80, Exit 12,. Route 611, Hope Runaway Rapids Waterpark Water rides and SplaahWorid water ndes. 275 Beachway P.O. Box 189 Keansburq (908)459-5100 TropWorid-Trvoli Pier Fairytale Forest Sttfe's largest pre-teen water ana (908) 495=1400 Ext. 22 145 Oak Ridge Road. Oak Ridge Boardwalk and Brighton Avenue, amusement park; rides, attractions Six Flags Great Adventure Th#me (201)697-5666 Atlantic City Park A Safari Authentic hand-cmtted exhibit$ of Mariner's Landing (609)340-4444 Route 537, jadkson cNidr&n's best loved stones, carousel, Schellengef Ave. and the Boardwalk, indoor amusmmant part P08) 928-1821 fratn/Wa, more Wildwood (609) 522-3900 America's'largest Vmrrm park and Vai i IUI ) Vtftay AI#UWF Park Route 94, Vemon Fantasy hOand Amusement Park Ritim, water park drive-mrough safan 320 W, 7th Street, Beach Havtn (201)827-2000 Steel Pier (609) 492-4000 Moray's Pier/Raging Waters WiW West Ctty Adult and kiddie rides, arcade, games, 25th Street and the Soardwalk, Virginia Avenue and The Boardwalk, 50 Lackawinna Dnve. Byram Twp. entertainment, more Wildwood Atlantic City (609) 522-3900 (609) 345-4893 (201) 347-8900. FuntewnPier ffidas, games Pony ndes, stagecoach ndes, pmrmin Boardwalk & Porter Avenue, Storybookland for gold, performances. Nickel's Midway Pier Seaside Park Routw 40 4 322, Black Horse Pike. 3SO0 BoardwaJk. Wildwood Cardiff (609)641-7847 Wonderland Pier (908)830-1591 fith fitfnfit MB@ Th" Rnarrtwalk_ Kiddie rides. Dmcula's Casth, more rides, mom City (609)399-7082 "' Private Sailboat Charters SAILINGLESSONS Uom 5 2^ ,50 Romancing the Wind,, Inc. SAE.B0AT RENTALS! 1 /LSA SAILING SCHOOL 800-.lov Sail t569 724 • 10 OBJ0M1 ir TO XT VOL DAILY, OR SEASONAL KBKTALS Man\ N| Loc. k Sailing Yachts Up to 6 Guests; 21 Guest Sailing CatAmarfln g. SUQ77B2 Nelson Sailirv£ Center Corporate Outings ^ Team Building Availrtbie SOSi-*»«53i Island He^aNJ • (908) ?7&O0a| i ne tsest bnore vacation The Best Located Hotel at the Shore Just minutes from Ocean Beaches, Boardwalk, Giant Waterstide and Great Adventure. And we have the only indoor/Outdoor Pool (732) ;. in Ocean County (fun even if it rains)! 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Bvn^tf Say p Cruising the and Dolphin Watch MvarOuMn WlWwood Mar' Ub«ty Stt» rtm,J«M y Crtv (201) 435.9499 $99.00 plus tax GruiSBs around fetenhaftefl, Ubert) State Pat*, SNs island, Satue of uaem DISCOUNT TICKETS AVAiLAILE TO HOTEL GUESTS ONLY Deto Lady MjyitMahlg Witdwood Manna at Rio Grande an r (609)^2-1919 r^toire »uis» tfira^f) ftarftorS. earatt Dbda QuMft, Captatn Sinn's ^gn»evvi§ wsniK reat Adventure 6008 Parti Boulevard at Cardina: Roac Wtidwooa Crest Tfiemc Park > is convenientty located at (609) 522-3934 ^ i Time Wimtr Entertainment CamMny W«a*«iddo0r!/n wifcrt/ng. s/gnr- 1 sming cruises A 25 Minute Drive Expms* Navigatiofi eansburg 2 First Avenue, Atlantic riighianoF Iw'AMUSEMENT PARKW 1-BOO-BOATRlDE For Reservations Gall Wiate ¥mening cruises 800-2-JERSEY Continue your day of fun at the amusement parks 30 kiddie rides + Magic Mist Cruises 20 thnll rides. NEW at the part is aM—»(fun-filted obstacte Attarrtic Hightands Manna courw for ail ages), WMWM 1 WWT (pirate ship fr^fMe), Atlantic Highlands (906) 462 =486 " '6NBP- itfn IIB ••^•- Coastt and inlana waterway c-jisei c QC ww«- vOU HE LOOKING ?Of.... ,£55 Harmh's BeHe Harrahs's Casino Manna. Atlantic C'f. (609)441=500C Cruises of bay ana mmna ware/ways MUt Allairtk City Jatboat D«»cHons: QSPfii? to RW36 iast. 4 Farley State Marina Atlantic Cm (909) 348-0800 Narrated tours of bacfcDays 12 NEW JERSEY FUN QUIDE NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT WEEK Of MAY 4. 1S§r Wealth of History & Beauty "prom the majestic Delaware River to the pristine Pine Barrens, from the historic J/ echoes of the American Revolution to the frantic cheers of today's baseball fins, the Delaware River Region offers a wealth of pleasures for any vacationer or day-tripper. The r^on consists of five counties Camden, BufUngton. Indian Heritage Museum in Ran cocas are great places to Mercer. Gtoucester,*and Salem The State Capital of learn about our state's Native American life Trenton is in Mercer County, the region s nonhernmoy area Home tours-are always an interesting way to get a flavor of A historic gold mine, the city contains the New Jersey a bygone era, and this area offers several. For example, the State Museum and the State House the second-oldest Smithville Mansion was the dwelling of a noted 19th Step back in history and visit the French capital m continuous use There $ die Trenton Battle Century industrialist = and Indian War barrack stiU in existence. Monument and the Old Barracks Museum, the onh Outdoor lovers wont want to miss exploring the Fine French and Indian War bamdB still standing The area also Barrens, die largest met of undisturbed wilderness east of dating back to meearty 1600s, Or you can visit the Old features the IT19 Treat Home, the Trenton City Museum the Mississippi River. This International Biosphere Reserve is Stone Village in Washington Township and the i at Qiafsiie, and die 1892 Ever Farm M«»J^ in oearbv a wondrous place to camp fish, canoe or horseback ride. Red Bank Battlefield Fort Mercer was bulk there to guard j Hamilton In Camden County — gateway to Philadelphia — die the Delaware River approach to Philadelphia. And if seeing all these historic sites makes you hungry, county seat of Camden is home to the Campbell Museum For cultural activities, enjoy fine music, theater, and < Trenton s Chambersbarg district series up some of trie This site features one of die world's most extensive collec- performances at Rowan University's Ghssbpro Center best Italian cuisine in the state. Or grab a hot dog at a tions of tureens, bowls, and utensils Some date back to 500 for Ae Arts Trenton Thunder baseball game, the Double A affiliate of B C. The New Jersey State Aquarium contains one of die At the southern tipo f this region lies Salem County The the Boston Red Sox The Thunder play at Waterfront Park, a largest open-ocean tanks in the U.S. and is the home to thou- town of Salem is home to an oak tree more than 500 years beautiful stadium along the banks of the Delaware sands of inhabitants of New jersey waters. Next to the aquari- old. It marks the site of one of die earliest peace*treaties Princeton,oflers plenty of points of interest. Of course, um is die 25,000-seat Sony-Blockbuster Entertainment between Native Americans and settlers Nearby is a replica < there s Princeton University where you can book a walk- Centt*. Here you can enjoy concerts, shows, and family one of rhe earliest Swedish settlements, dating back to the ing tour with the Orange Key Guide Service. You'll be in awe entertainment right on the waterfront,' 1600s, A few minutes from there is Fort Mott State Park, of rhe historic architecture on campus Down the sweet you A few minutes from Camden, historic Haddonfield has a East Point lighthouse, and Finn's Point National tan shop at tony- stores cm Palmer Square Nassau Street, number of shops and galleries in a colonial setting. And a few Cemetery, burial place of soldiers who died in die War of and Witherspoon Street, McCarter Theater 1994 Tony minutes from there is Cherry Hill, home of the Barclay 1812 and die Civil War Award winner for best reglonaJ theater, offers productions Farmstead Museum, a traditional Quaker farmstead that s Along Route 40 in Woodstown you can whoop and 1 vesr-round And down Mercer Street is Princeton more than 300 years old. For more current pleasures, pick up at die Cowtown Rodeo and Fair; Or for a more tranquil Battlefield where Washington defeated the Mtish in I™! a few dungs at the Cherry HUI Mall The lads will be captivat- time, enjoy^beauaful music at the Appel Farm Arts ft Mi Speaking of our first president, don't miss Washington ed by the Garden State Discovery Museum And Garden Center in Elmer. Crossing Sam Park in TitusvUle, where he made his hifr Stele Park attracts horseracing enthusiasts from miles around History Culture Fine dining AH set against the majesty tone Christmas Day crossing in I~6. While there, visit the Every year antique lovers flock to Gloucester County. the Delaware River It's truly a region worth seeing iwau. Tm*Tffn if Ihr Amfrin"* ?**"•>****»"" -™*tKj- i Adventure Awaits You! NJ Tpte «* S sr BM*B 295 < 24Jh • 25ttT 26th • 11 am to Come discover the world of under- sea adventure, that awaits you at the tor WrectfiriQ • Wtdom Keeperc our monsttous 760,000-gallon Open m+ • JT • Ark Ocean Tank to our exciting and interactive exhibits, there's over a zillion neat things to see and do! • The Shark Zone Ride the Hi-Speediine. • Ocean Base Atlantic The Best Alternate Route! • WQW! Wori or WonderfuK • Seal and Diver Shows PATCO is the safe, convenient and affordabte way Call l-f.OO-616-JAWS to go to Phladelpha or get around South Jeriy. for more information, advance ticket • Work or School • Stopping • purchase and group reservations. *S*SEvents *MffWTO • CaSe WQ • Movies & Shows • Concwts • SAVE UP TO $6.00 When you haveto ge t there on trne. take |1,M MV MM ADULT AMMMKN. A M^r^ju.^** Aquarhim f ptuwAE aniit wmiriayt : f A H D I s S I i j i Ei t 1 Caff (609) m^m or &1Qiaai4to~for fan and scheduk information. an 30'LO N1W JERSEY FUN QUO! NEWSPAPER 3UPPLIMENT WttK Of MAY 4, 1W7 asino Gaming & So Much More u taow the feeling, It's that buzz of excitement you get from X the flashing colored lights, spinning wheels, tumbling dice, whirring slot machines, and riffling cards There's nothing like the non-stop thrill of a casino. And the Greater Atlantic City Region certainly offers that, But there's much, much more in store for visitors and vacationers alike. Boanlwalk amusements The Atlantic Ocean. Festivals While your kids are having a Cultural evenra. Historic sites. Even wildlife preserves baU, why not hit a few at any of ttie Glitz, gliner, nightlife, and the lurw o/coswias an onfypart 0/ Ah, tat let's sort with the "wildlife* ot Atlantic Chy region s 23 beautifully manicured the story of the Greater Atlantic City Region. The arm also remains Even though it's the last Coast's gaming capital, AC casinos golf courses Marriott's Seavkrw true to its origin as a family vacation spot. offer more flan roulette wheels and craps tables. You can Resort, Blue Boon Hues Golf enjoy outstanding restaurants to fit any budget, top-flight Ctab (voted one of die nation's top nightclubs featuring nationally known entertainers, even public golf courses), and Grate Bay Country dob (a stop at the Atlantic City bee Count in McKee City, not far major boxing attractions on the LPGA Tour each June) are just mree of die area's out- from Hamilton MaU And your overnight accommodation options are as plenti- standing golf cpurses. If you prefer sea horses awa ifce fouNe^ed version, make ful as oie smiles you'll see on die AC boardwalk. From luxury Or how about a shop-and-sip excursion? You could start at a stop at Ae fascinating Marine Mammal Stranding Center notch to budget motels, you can be sure to find something any of the regions three oafar shoppiag nulls, the Shore and Sea We Museum in Bf^mtirif. This unique rehabili that wUl meet your needs and fit your budget These proper- MaU, Hamilton MaiL aad Ac Sharps on Ocean One Then anon facility rescues stranded and injured dolphins, porpois- ties offer a variety of amenities — from a world-class spa to an make your way to the Renault Winery, one of flie coumry's es, seals, and sea turtles, then returns diem to their natural indoor amusement park to championship bowling lanes oldest, in Egg Harbor City, There you ran learn the process of habitat. They re designed with your comfort in mind Ln feet, many making fine wine and champagne The Greater Atlantic City Region is a natural habitat for art offer super specials that include casino shows, coin bonuses, Many visitors are surprised at how many concert and show enthusiasts, history bufls, and nature lovers. Possibilities gourmet dinners breakfasts, and more. opuons the region offers outside Atlantic City, For example, include the Florence Valore Mffier Art CenSer and the And when you need a break from the gaming tables, the you can enjoy a concert at the Stockton Performing Art Atlantic ttf Historical MnMvm. botti at Garden Her on list of potential activities will boggle your mind Center in Pomona During the school year. Stockton preseno Atlantic City s boardwalk, the Noyw Museum in QceanviUe, There jut^glentj^of entertaining things for your kids here a wide range of popular theater performances and musicians, known for its special exhibits and outstanding collection of You can zip around in a go-cart or play miniature^olf at trie rrbmTSSBW MeVefrW 10 JUtfv OJBm. AllUllIU uu)1 ~ p WOdWe Refuge It's one of the area s outstanding sites for TW Sports Family Fun Complex, just off Route 40 in Egg lent option is the acclaimed South Jersey RegkmaJ Theater Harbor Township Smaller children will love Story Book birdwatching and includes trails for cars and hikers on Bay Avenue in Somers Point And you may want to time your visit to the region to coin Land, also on Route 40 in Cardiff It's a magic place where After the show, you can take a, walk down Bay Avenue popular children's stories cpme to life Of course, children of dde with one of die many festivals or special events They toward the Ocean City Bridge You'll discover a rmx of eater- include the New Jersey Fresh Seafood Festival 0une ~-8). all ages will enjoy the region s miles of clean beaches and ies and nightspots along the refurbished bayfront, including . boardwalks, Beach Fest *97 0une 20-2Z) festivals, and the wond-famous Anchorage. Hatteras Coastal Cuisine, and the Waterfront, Miss America Pageant in September . And your kids wUl love Lucy — Uicy the Elephant, thai You'll also find some of the best New. England clam chowder Of course, if you need some quiet time, there are miles is A 904on National Historic Landmark built m 1881, Lucy along the Jersey Shore at The Clam Bar. a favorite place and miles of boardwalk to stroll. resides just off the beach in Marpte Lucy is a local legend among locals and visitors alike Consttucted by a real estate developer, the elephant *, original Would you rather be on. the water? Book yourself on a Nearly 3" million visitors come to die Greater Atlantic City purpose was to serve as a vantage point to show off the party-boat fishing uip or a nature sightseeing cruise. You'll Regton each year As you can see, they're not disappointed southern end of Absecon Island to potential land buvers It find many opportunities to do so on Abseeon Island (home Make your nip-planning easier Consult the New Jersey has been, among other thinp, a tavern and a library since to Atlantic City and. to the south, the towns of Venmor. Drrisjon of Travel and Tourism's New Jersey Travel Guide then Remodeled in the 19"0s, it s now a museum open to Margate, and Longport) Or if you'd like to observe the sport For your free copy, caU 1-8Q0-JERSEY--. ext. ~0l4. Or caU the Auantic City Convention & Visitors Authorirv at (609) 348-"IOC) visitors - of kings, spend the evening cheering on your favorite horses V visit Newjersey for 32<. Or Call Free. 1 See what a difference a state can make to your next vacation. Fun For The Entire Family! Write for a free New Jersey Travel Guide or I 1 call i-SOO-JlRSEY-T, Bet 7014, m Attmefloos ft Untonrta) Ms • QITO \ksA tow# Peeonber I PIMM ClA fa BMBK 60S-641-7S47 1 New jereey Division of Travel and Tourism, R0. Box 4007, Clinton, NT 08809=4007 live Aninjals'Pkiik Area »So»± Bars •Sourour Shop 1 NAME I EACH PAID ADDRESS I 1.00 OFF ADMISSION i . . „____, 1 CITY I Routes 40/322* Pfke, Cudiff, IW I r STATE ^"ZI P ______- - Only 10 mks«fe«t of Atlantic City Eg|H«rt)orTwp. Lan _— _•__•••_•-— —"."Ba ™- —•—•--•—• —• —• —• 14 NEW JERSEY FUN GUIDE NEWSPAPIH SUPPLEMJNT WEEK OF MAY 4, 199? New Jersey Sets zafion, at (201) 593-0189. Handicapped accessible Afftetn Qtotoe Theatre Works Arts Power Inc.* the Stage for 102S BrMd Strati, Newark S2 Passatc Stratt, Aogawood (201)624.1884 (201) 744-0909 Entertainment Brundag* Park PtayheuM Afcart Music Hall Carre!/ Road, Banootpri oolong for entertainment? 125 Wells Mills Road, Waretown (201)989-7092 New Jersey has some of the (809) 971-1593 ibest theaters around. Below is All Children's Theater Cape May KMs' Rayhou»« a sampling of theaters where you 1180 Route 46 West Pareippany 1048 Washington Street, Cap* May can enjoy musicals, dramas, come- (201) 335-5328 (609) 884-5404 dies, world premiers, and more. Amerteari Stage Company* Circle Players For additional information, con- Fairkwgrt DtaWnson University G h tact the New jersey Theatre Group, y 892 RtvBf Road, TransoN 416 Victoria Avenue. Piseataway a professional not-for-profit organi- (201) 892-7720 (908) 968-7555 v theaters qfSeujeney- offer patrons a •ipfortuntty tn experience fine Country Gate Players * 14 Greenwich Street, fgOSi 859-45'' Farms Luncheon 350 Anaover-Spi^a Crotsraids Theatre Company* Andovar 17 Livingston Avtnue, New B (S001 (9OS1249-5S8' LICENSE ID BRAG mecessibtm Elaine's Dinner TheatBf Roosevett 513 LafByette Street. Cape Ma> Roo»veti Pane l '609) 814=4358 ('908. 548-2SBS Elizabeth PuyriouM Mtndioaopn access^n 1100 East Jeraey Street. Eiiz Piaywnghts Theater of New '908) 35S-D-T- 33 G'M" VHlape RDae acotssihie Cofyegri otrwm Playhouw 90 Rojte 46 Mojntain Pnncatwi Repertory Company" "7 HjifiS" St'se* =-!";e- Rrst_Avenu# Playhouse Red Oak Music Th#«fre* "23 c"it 4i-9"j« Atlantic -i; '9D8. 23'-"552 Poryrn Theater Group* *"4 Ma:- 3f«' Mr.-ie- Somerset Vaiity SD8. SAB-DSS: . SoLrtfi Jersey Begioia Bam SS3-D5;; "tang/sapped aso Georie Street Ptoyheust* 9 u^ingston Avenue, New Bnjiswi;t: Spring Lake Community Theater '908i26- Tire and f" -908' 449-453C MEGABUCKS JACKPOT NOW OVER The Growing Stage* Staieworks/Summrt* Wiliamson Building 42 Norwood Avfiue Su-i""" Main Street, Chette' f90B) 273-9383 ' '201: 347.4946 HaneHcapoea accessible Munterdon Hjlts Pttyhouse Dinner Stony Hill Players Inc. S Theater P.O. Box 621. New Providence ftoyte 173 w f908) 865-1376 f800iHHP-73'3 Handicapped $ccessiti§ i tSounty Center for the Arts Linden Summer Playhouse 400 Clifton Avenue, LaNewood P.O. Box 304. yndtn (908) 367.9595 (908) 862-0772 MeCarter Theatre Center for the Summerfun Theater, Inc." 4,9GI,4B4 6 Uoyd Road, Morrtclair 91 Untversity Place, Pnneeton (201)256-0576 (609) 683-BQOG Handicapped aeCKSbte Mandicappmti access/o/e SuffHflht ThNM Beach & ingtaadt Avsnues. Front.a Montgomary Stretts, Trenton B«aeh Haven (609) 492-9477 (809)989-3038 Triaawr at Rutgers New Jartoy 9wkNpMn Festival Rutgers Artt Cwrter Gewip Street and Route 18, r>ew UnJyefSity Bewne TheatrB, r4#w Brunswick Madison (908)932-7511 <201) 408-327i Handkmppmd acemmible ThMtraFMf* Mpntclair Statt Colle^, Upper Me Off •roadstTMt Theater (201)655-5112 S South Greenwood Avenue, Hopewell 1Handicapped accessible (609) 46S-276S Wwhtogtefl Crossing Open Air'... PaiW Mill Playhous*' Wishlngton Cro»ing State Park Brooksida Dnve, Mrtlbum 385 Wasningtert Crowlng-Pennir (201) 376-4343 :•• Road, Titusville (609) 737-1828 Handk^pped accessible ONE PULL CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE. WKtfMd Communrty Players Pax Amicus Castfa ThMtor 1000 North Avenue, West Westfield wil » pod out m.equof instaHmerrti over 20 ymon jqdpot 01 of 4/2/97 Gombljng problem^ Coll l-BOOGAMBlIfi Lake Shor« Drive, Budd Lake (908) 232-«S88 • (201)691-2100 NEW JiRSEY FUN QUIDI NIWSPAPEF EMjNT WEEK Of MA¥.4, 11 HISTORIC FROM PAGE 9 199 Totowa Road, Wayne Fort LM Historic Park (609)455-4055/451*454 It's Your State, (201)696=1776 Hudson Terrace, Fort Lee Griffith Morgan Hom«5t»ad (201) 4§1-1778 .• ,, Gim M L ft GtoOMtogical Society 602 West Front Street, Plainfieid Handicappmd accessible (609)665-1948 om New Jcney residents Route 9, Cape May Court House (908) 755.5831 Festerflakfa Uving Historical Farm o show off their State (809)465.3535 Dfuri iff IMPACTS! 73 Kahdena Road, Momstbwn 207 Bioomfirtd Avenue, Caldwell Handicappmd actmsibif with great new merchandise 354 Stockton Street, Princeton (201)326-7645 (201)226-1810 Gap* May Historic PteWet (609) 883-0057 Qam»tsoo Farm QugganhMn Mwnonal Library available for parchas*-through Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts the New Jersey Division of Handicappmd acc«ss/WB 4^2 River Road, Fair Lawn Monmouth College, West Long Branch 1046 Washington Street, Cape May fast .tensy Old* Towne (201)797-1775/796-2387 (908)571-3400 . (609)884-5404 1050 River Road, Plscataway Handicappmd aeeess/Mi Some sites handicapped access/We HamUton HOUM Museum Just a few of the New Jersey (908) 745^489 Georgian Court College 971 Villey Road, Clifton items available include aolf Carter HotJM Handicapped access/We 900 Lakewood Avenue, Lakewood (2-01)744-5701 7 90 Butter Parkway. Summit MarnvNattefwl HMoffe 9H» t90S)984M» r*landfcapped accessible (908)277.1747 bottles, tote bags, ud bach Main Street and Lakeside Ave., Partially handicapped accessible "Tn© ilaiiiiitaQo Chalfonte Hotel West Orange 335 Franklin Turnpike, Ho=Ho=Kus towels. Each proudly display* (201) 736-0550 y New Jersey's fan new logo 307 Howard Street, Cape May Summit Place at Route 46, Hackensack (201)445-8311 (609)884-8409 Partially handicapped access/We Partially handicapped aeetssiblm with the state slogan — "What (201)646-2780 Cooper aistmil! Efntan Pbysick Estate Handicapped accessible Historic Burlington County Prison a Difference a State Makes,* 66 Route 24, Chester Township 1048 Washington Strtet, Cape May Groat Falls National Historic Museum The Division has also intro- (908)879=5463 (609)884.5404 Landmark District 128 High Street, Mount Holly——— duced a series of merchandise Cornelius Low House/Middlesex Fort Hancock/Gateway National 65 McBride Avenue Sxt,, Ptterson (60S) 265-5959 highlighting New jersey s County Museum RMfMtlen Area^andy Hook 201) 279-9587 Historic CoW Spring Village 1225 River Road, Pisoataway l U iandicapped accessible 720 Route 9, Cape May historic lighthouses Fort Hancock^andy Hook, Highlands (908)745-4177 QraMMMyCumiMriand County (609)898-2300 AH reasonably priced, the (908)872-0115 Handicapped access/We Historical Society ParMN handicapped accessible entire family can "wear out" Handicapped access/tt* Ye Qreat Street, Qrtenwlch Craftsman Farms • PAGE i.< their stale. They make peat Manor Unt & Routa 10 West, gifts, too. Morris Plains For more information, see (201)540-1165 the Division of Travel and Crane-Phillips House 124 N. Union Avenue, Cranford Tourism's advetisenieni on (908) 276=0082 Page 2. Oey Mansion/Washington's Headquarters A Irld Class Name Makes a Grand Entrance. h) tht world) m nanappinnnion mm. • I:': \immm\w mwh Bit; mc>.~A.'.': maw nm. no mnmr wiicnwu mm. soul:-\na pr^:mi!^cul\ . mtts" Now thru June 30th New thru June 30th Ifs bttfMm in The Grand styk. And ifs why The Grand... is now a Hilton, • ELTON fflADLmiRS • GET A Lim MmdU, SpttM Gmtsi CmtsAkmnder Trio \k\ lo.rcLy PmdAnkt, Spmd Guat: Gomedm Stem §tau-]unt f ' C*•>" • MGoldbey) Orfw JuK-lyx:-:. r • GipsyKi^s if 10-14 ROOM! toM-^1420vr stop hair Box Office. July 6th thru AU3. SSth Jury 6th thru Aug. 28th Atlantic City CASINO RESORT It s gol lo be Grand, before us a Hilton AC Eiprojwj\ Eat 2 w Boston & I'l^ A-i- uii.-.s>.J".£ : Tir.ci;.- CAimoAmltootT "You muit he 21 \cin o: iu u -Kit; S. :•' !-Sr JF ;or • • Iryw «n- tanmk • tent £•* N; *«J, 43K NEW JERSE Y FUN QU1P6 HEWBP *«„ 17 (Rain Date 18) May Bamegat Bay Watershed Festival 2-4 Ocean County Cale 1ft? Interior Home Fumishin0s (908)932-9271 /9 Show 17,18 From the Stylands ^£^ NJ Convention ana Exposition Center, Edi»on Wsrron County Heritage Festival to the Southern Shore, unique ^^*- Oxford (908) 725-3460 (908)" 453-4381 eifmts can be enjoyed by aU Below is 3-4 just a sampling. For a detailed six-month Waterloo Arts 4 Craft Show 17-18 Historic Waterloo Village, Stanhope 20th Annual Bordentown Street Fair calendar, stop into one of Neu> Jersey's eight Tourism (201)347-0900 • ^ . Borduntown Welcome Centers or call 1-80GJERSEY ", Ext, 7014. (609) 298-7774 4 ^* Convention Hai;. L Hoboken Fail Art & Music Festival 18 June 19-7/6 Hotooton •••••- •- •• - V. • -..&*,- ..--. -. .- .- . , pair (201)420-2207 . K, Far Mills Rrverfest ' East Rutherford =- (Raindale 5 (908) 722-7903 Marine Park, Red Bank (201)933-0199 Oeeanfest at Lon 4-11 ^ 1-800-HIP-TOWN or (908) 741.0055 Boardwalk ana P-: Moomootri Co Horse Shows 18 20-22 Ocean PlaceHii-o- Showgrognds. Corts Neck Israeli Festival 6-8 Beach Fest '97 (908) 222=040: (908)741-3847 Unwood Recreation Field. Linwood Our Lovetadtes Fair VIII Atlantic Crty 6 (609) 653-3030 Long Beach Island Foundation of the (609) 484-902C Arts and Sciences, Loveiadies Braziiian Music C< Cap« May County Senior Citizen 18-6/.6 ... , (609)494-1241 ^ 21 Hedden Counts P; *!affi! Fort Mott Craft Show Cape May Music Festival • C2O1!326=76D: The WitdwooOs 7,8 ' Fort Mott State Park. Pennsvilie Throughout Cape May County; (609) 886-2784 HeritageDsys (609) 935=3218 10-13 call for locations. ^* Mill Hill Pai*, Trenton Oarden State Sur 1-800=275-4278 .8-11 (809)695-7107 Edison last Coast Boardwalk Nationals Alzheimer's Polo Classic X (908i 225=03:; Auto Show 21-26 7,8 Neshanic Station Wildwoods 12th Annual WHdwood r+J Fresh Seafood Festival (201) 316=6676 12 (Ram Dati " " (609) 523=805' International Kite Festival 5th Annual Baymi Atlantic Crty 23-29 Beach, Burk to Oresse . (6Q9JFISHFUN if Festival 10 Avenues, Wildwood ShopRrte LPGA Tip Seaman 0:es- 9th Annual New Jersey State (215) 736-3715 B-9 Somers Point Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape i?th rSOSi 927=7881 (609) 236=BB6£ Dexter Cup Trot 24=.26, 31,6/1. Annual PowWow and Festival 28 Freehold 7,8, 14. 15. 21. Salem County Fairgrounds. 12,13 /908). 462-3800 WoodStOwn 14th Annual Whrtesbog Blueberry Wooden Boat Fe< NJ Renaissance (609)455-6910 Festival Toms River 10-11 Festival and Whitesbog Village (908) 349-.92C&. Spring is Blooming Wine Festival Kingdom 12,13 (609) 893=4646 Four Sisters Winery. ~ Hereford Intet Lighthouse 12,12 Exit 6 off 28-29 (908) 475-367' •Interstate 287, Anniversary Kentucky Avenue Hereford Inlet Lighthouse ano Annual Battte of Monmoutn Fwtival Somerset Manalapan (908)271=1119 Gardens., rgorth Wildwood Atlantic CITS Cjdillac NFL Gorf Classic (609)522-4520 (908^462-9616 (609) 345-4438 presented by Time Magazine etittFU I fo UDper Montclair Country Club 24-26 '14 30 14-16 mid (,fin Ktvnei Annual Spring Giralda'96 Clifton • • ." • Crurse Down Memory Lane NJ Offshore Pow< !! II li llll-flUXfi t,r Juried American Concert on the Lawn at Giraida "-800-964-.4PGA Vineiana Point Pleasant Dei Indian Arts Madison, NJ 'HI mill (609) 794-8653 (908) 899-242.1 trill /» Festival (201)377-6622 Try Transit Week Festival - , h\ Rankokus Indian 14,1,5 18 Hobohen . ResarvatiQn Civil \Nmr Encampment & Battle 30-8/29 29th Annual Histe Westampton Essex County's Summer (2011491=7086/491=7153 . liniMlllS /riilll Hi mss Reenactment Weekend Ocean Grove Hoi, (609) 261.-474 7 Allaire State Park. Allaire Concert Series Ocean drove 16-1r thv iitilmn eil the (732)936-2253 Bloornfield/Merrtelair (908)774-1869 Sugartoaf 4th Annual Spring ilb Annual $finiiM (201) 288-3600 Som»f«et Crafts Festival * 1997 Major Special Ivtnts MAY Western Rodeo On The Be*cti 8-11 East Coast BoartW** Nationals Auto Show 17=18 Prate's Weekend wMi Cjptm KWd 22-26 12th Annual Widwood lntem»tien*l Kite Feted) Worid'i Largest s«nd Cante 1J-15 Mummer*! SngaoV Weekend 23-26 74tfi Annual National Marble Tournament SEFTEMBtt 18-21 18-21 Irish F*» festrval 20 Uth Annual Seatan^s CeWx«K>n 25-21 Thunder On Tlie lea* Monster Truck C 26-28 StringbandWtttt OCTOBER 4-5. Wejtem Rodeo On The Beach in 10-13 Discover the WfeSvoods; Cotumbus Day Weekend Cetbraoon 19 8-9 16-17 9-13 Aquarium on Ice i Annual Long Beach Island Festival of the Andes NJ State Aquarium, Camden Lifeguard Tournament Stanhope AttanticCity (809) 366-3300 Bamegat Light (201)347-0900 (609) 345-7571 (609)361-1200 i»-ao 17 12-14 Brtum to Bsavar CreeK Powwow 9 Antique Fire Apparatus Muster Garden State Senior Games Belvide™ Hambletonian Day and Show Toms River (908) 475-3671 last RuttTerford Miltvilte (908) 225-0303 (2Q1)THEBIGM 20-9/14 1-800-998-4552 13 Sumnwr 1997 Exhibition 22-24 22nd Annual Ethnic Day ft Craft Fi Grounds for Sculptur*, Hamilton Sussex Air Show Carteret (609)586-0616 Sussex (908)541=3821 .aoe May 20-26 (201J 875-0783 St Ann's Italian Festival 23-24 Septemberfest Hoboken American Indian Powwow Hamilton Township g Branch (201) 963-3780 or (201) 653-1116 ft Western Festival (609) 890-3684 behind the BuddLake Spa 25-27 20 Quick Chek NJ Festival (201) 627=5299 Festival of the Sea of Ballooning 24 Point Pleasant Baaeri Readington Bamegat Bay Claw Crab f9O8} 899=2424 Jneert — Nego Gate (201 )B82- 5464 Race ft Festival r- Dpvef/Randoipfi 20. 21 31 -8/1D -4f Seaside Heights Ciownfest (908)349=0220 NJ State Fair 5«asid«. Heights Gard#n State Park, Cherry Mill 26-9/1 f908) 793-15"1 C nrrier Games 1-B00-749-3247 FleminBton Agricultural Fair 20, 21 Flemington CMI War Weekend (908)782-2413 Cape May August (609) 196-2300 Satuv Dancer- u part of the bandscuipud aoU 30 •• • en a Seafood Magic of Alexandria Balloon ccMxhon by NaHiie American Tammy TafM! being Manahawkin Good Ol'Days 20-21 Festival featured at the American Indian Pmrnxm €• WesternManahawkin Wings n Water Festival Pittstown (609)597-3211 31 (609)368=121- 1-10/ 9,10 Scandmavian Fest >Vr 21 * Sussex County Farm & Horse Show Stanhope rtiva! 6th Annual Bluegrasa Festival Hoboken Fall Art ft Music Festival Augusta Cream Ridge. Winery 347=0900 Hoboken (201)948=5500 . Cream Ridge (201)420-2207 (609) 259-9797 17tii Annual Princeton September "Hey, Rube Get A Tube" Race 4 Parade Renaissance Jazz 9,10 Bicycling Event Greenberg's Great Train, Point Pleasant Beach 14tn Anriuat Victorian Faire Lawrence Township Dollhouse ft Toy Show (908) 892=5200 (609) 882=4739 Bndgeton Edison 1-800=319=3379 25-28 2,3 (410) .795-7447 Thunder on the Beach Monster Atlantic City Ocean Marathon Swim, 5-7 •rboat Race 9,10 Truck Competition Harbor Music Fest'97 4th Annual "Jersey Fresh" Food ft NJ State Square ft. Round Dance The Wildwoods Gardner's Bason, Atlantic City Wine Festival Camporee (609) 523-8051 (609) 653-7033 Belyidere Augusta 26-28 ' . - (908) 475=3671 (201)796-4413 6-10 NJAudubon's 51st Annual •rical Society of 1997 Sandy Koufax World Series is« Tour 14 Cape May Autumn Weekend Jersey City SStii Annual Baby Parade NJFttm Festival Cape May County (201)547=5269 In Ocean Crty New Brunswick (609)861-0700 Ocean City (609) 525-9300 ' : • - (908)932-8482 6-16 27,28 31st Annual Bridgeton Baseball § rtmann: 15, 16 •* OM Time Bamegat Bay Decoy Tournament 3rd Annual Blu«fish Muaic Festival ! Septsmberfest ft Gunning Show •nhjry Pennsvilii Bridgeton Wildwood I Tuckerton 82-2610 (609) 678-6777 (609)451-9208 •(609)729-6818 _S (609)971-3085 18 NEW JER5EV FUN GUIDE NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT WEEK OF MAY 4. 1857 rivet and land in a nearby tree with son New Jersey boasts nearly 500 WatUjable WUdiifti its lunch vertebrate species of wildlife rang- WUb its scenic From the rare dune woodlands ing in size from bLtck bfius to Pine •wrnaglne hopping in the car and of Higbee Beach WUdUfe Barrens tree frogs. Each spring, the myriad of I driving a relatively short dis- Management Area to the rocky state is host to the largest concen- Atance to the scenic Delaware ridges of Hi^i Point State Park, you tration of shorebirds in North marine life, Water Gap National Recreation will find salt, brackish, and fresh America and each fall thousands of and wealth of Area. You get out of the car and water marshes: sand) coastal beach- hawks and songbirds pass along the birds, Neu hike along a path leading to the es: vast expanses of pinelands; Kirtatinny Ridge and through Cape jerm'isa river and encounter a black bear Atlantic white cedar bogs: lime- May on their journey south. New nature loivrs using the same path WTjen you stone fens; rolling agricultural jersey is also home to 41 endan- reach the ri%er. a blur over the lands; northern hardwood and hem- gered and 21 threatened wildlife paradise. w aier catches your eve and you lock forests, miles of streams and species. rum In tune to see a bald eagle rivers; glacial lakes: and much more. The Department of Environment pluck a fish from the surface of the Diversity of habitats is the rea- Protections (DEF) Division of Fish, Game, and Wildlife is about to designed as two-day, self-guided make it easy for even the novice auto tours that link five selected wildlife watcher to enjoy our wildlife viewing rites within a wildlife resources which saw nat- region. Sites within a tour have Available uralists have coveted for decades. been selected to depict the domi- The Division s Watchable Wildlife nant ecosystems, wildlife habitat, project, coordinated by its and wildlife populations in the in Ail Endangered and Nongame Species region. 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Box 1304, Swartswood P.O. Boic1304, Sloataburg Road, Ringwood (201)383-5230 tatePar Sloatsburfl Road, Ringwood (201)962.7031 Partially handicapp&i accessible (2O1)M2.7O31 appoBm. Oac of «be% thw Route 35, Seaside Park Round Valtoy R#cr*ation Area (908)793-0508 .VoorhMs State Park Ddnrare Water Gap Nation* Palisades Interstate Park Box 4SD, Lebanon/Stanton Road, Handicapped accessible, surf chain RD 2, Box 80, Route 513. Rfc hb Off ixit 2, Palisadw !ntefstat« Ltbanon Glen Gardner Jtnny Jump State Forest Partcway, Alpln« (908) 236-fl355 (908) 638.6969 the I ltn Box 150, State Park Road, Hope (201)768-1360 Bmch area hmidicapped *ccsss/We pnk in ttac UaMnlSMftOB. (908) 459-4386/ Washington Crossing State Park Pwln State Park Snep«rd Lain Section, 355 Washington Crossu^-Pennin|tori Ringwood State Park KNtatinny Vaafey State Park Box 374, RD 1, Route 540, Bmer Road, Tltusvillt Box 1304, Sioatsburg Road, Co Swartswood State Park (609) 737-0623 P.O. Box 123, East Shore Drive, Ringwood Pww State Forwt (201) 862^526 Partially handicapped aeeessibie c/0 Bam RtvBf, P.O. Box 118, J201) 786-6445 State Road, New Gretna Skytand*S»ctk>rw Washington Rock State Park 16 Rock Road, West Qrtenbrook Lebanon State Ferwt (609)898-1114 Ringwood State Park Box 1304, SJoatsburg Road. (201)915-3401 PO. Box215, Route 72, Pi*K*ton BatttalWd State Park New Lisbon Ringwood Wawayanda State Park PnricBton (201) 962-7031 (609)786-1191 737-0623 Warwick Tumpiks, Spruo. Run State Park Upper Greenwood Lakt UbwtyJ Ramapo Mountain State For*st 1 Van Syriceh R«ld, Clinton (201)853-4462 Morris Pali Drive, Jereay City c/o fflngwood SWt Park (908)638-«572 Handicapped acctssible (201) 815-3400 Stoatsbong Road, Ringwood 801)962-7031 Wharton State Forest Long Pond In Stepnww State Park rta State Park RD 4, Route 542, Hammonton e/e Rjngwoed State Park RanoocM State Park 800VWIIowQfovBSt,rBet, (609) 561K3Q24 P.O. Box 130H, Ringwood Westampton Towrwhip Hackfttstown ffOI) 982-7031 (^726-1191 (908) 852-3790 Worthington State Forest HC C2, Box 2, Old Mine Road, Mo»w*outh Batftonaid State Park Ringwood Manor Stokwe State Forest Columbia RD 1, Highway 33 Wast, Manalapan c/o Ringwood State Park 1 Ooursen Road, Routs 206 N, (B08)841-95?5 (908)462-9616 P.O. Box 1304, BranehviMe Washington Ptan, Morrtstown, 079W Ncwjkrsey Coastal Heritage Tiaffl P.O. Box 118, Mauricetown. 08329 NJ Fresh Seafood Festival June 7 & 8 Sensational Seafood Served Seaside Historic Gardner's Basin Atlantic City Mil 609 FISH FUN (3474386) Hilton Gaming Corporation prtsents Tht tedAnnu l tmt fcr the Can Tbt National BRM Cancer Coalition Mash;, tat M,19S7 MMMbm* Nttinal Gatf Out Vul Skinwr, Ibumuntnt Quir Pit Br»dlfy, UGA HaD of Fine Plfty Sbcdujj, LPGA HaD atWtmt To make a contribution, contact the GluckShaw Group at 609*392*8383 MI. he Shore with a Unique Flavor seem that a two HISTORIC A 19th Century Open-air Living History Museum Working uateflm, rsMunmt, couflBy store. Win * arri«|e fids, 720 Rt 9, ^pe May, NJ 082M (609)8«-a00 www.hcsv.OTg ftmZ FOR pROCHURl, BASE (#10) $1.00 OFF 1 ADMISSION W/AD (API MAY WHALE There ire hundreds of tun and interesting things to do, all LILILLLIL WATCHER over South Jersey. Add to the fun with a scenic cruise *GMfWflfwtf Sightings* o The Cape9 on Delaware Bay, SMe invite you to visit our floatinf lood court gift shop, arcade and playroom aboard the •Ocean Ctty •S## i$/• City *A vmlon Cape May-Lewes Ferry •Stone Harbor •The WUdwoods •Cape May HfMlMM Hrr CALL ," (609)886-1725 wtut* wwtch bo* In fU, sV FOR INFODN1TION AND BESEDVITIONS 800-786-5445 NEW JERSEY PUN GUIDE NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT WEEK OP MAY 4, 1997 + accommodations, tsnnm, bathhouses BMChwood - |90B 2S6-TO00 Beaches of flaacft, Wwr^. piemctang Bmeh, boardwalk, accommodations, B«rtmar - (908) 681 -2900/1176 New Jersey: amusements, surfing, rafting, lews, Sase>). tiotrawslk, surfing, scuba surf feWng, sport fShfag Sea, Sand & Sun Avon-By-The-S#« -c hat comes to mind when (908)502-4510/4508 Bwkat^ Tewtwhlp - (90S) 289-4456 TOu think of the beach' Beach, boardwalk, surfing, A, accommodations For your free copy of: Ima^ie. beautiful Welch- aceommodatiam, rafting, tennis y 1M* - (908) 776-2994/2999 W ft, boudwalk, accommodations, New (eney es of white sand, children building tompt - (flOf) 494-7211 sand castles, cool sea breezes, kites Beech, accornrnodations surfing, scuba dMng, pteneMng Travel Guide floating in the clear blue sky, and ImtgM Ufht - (609) 484=9196 Biwit Btach - (60S) 361 -1200 Bmach, surfing, scuba dMng, mrmis. Beach, sccommofltef/OfJi: surfing Call 1-SOO-JERSEY-? ext. 7014 the enjoyment of an invigorating swim in the surf. New jersey has all teWW Brick Township - (908) 262.1000 rfils to offer and nnieh, nraeft mere Baacr), accommodations, pKntctang Before you venture out, call i, aeeemffiQdrttens, surfing Bogantm# - (60S) 266,7600 scuba dMng, mfting, tennis iaKft, accommodations, surfing- ahead for information on the beach rwsthcteti areas, rafting, beacft buOTy and/or parting fees. BayshoraWaiarfrentPark- Cape May (908)842-4000 pwmte, minis Priced Terrific Manhunt - (906) 531-2700 Baybeacti Brighton B«Mh - (60S) 361-1200 Fun in the sun at tbejerse)' Beach, boardwalk, nubs diving, tennis Baach Hevan - (60S) 492-0111 ^MCh, flccomraodafcns, surfing beaches for children of all ages. Aabury !»•* - (SOB) 775-7871 Batch, aceommodatiam, afm«efnsflfs. Cap* M«y -(609) 884-5508/9562 PERRV Beach, bo&rtiw^ accommodations, scuba drvtr>g, beach buggy permim, SflflCft, boardwalk, accommodations, amusements, tams. bathhouses beach fire pentM, forms, bamhousms surfing, tmrnis Ocean Grove- STREET (908) 774-4736/775-0035 AttanbcCtty-(609) 348-7100 MA MHW Cr«e1 - (BOB) 361 -1200 Ceraon's tnkrt State ParV - Beach, boardwalk, accomrmdations, Beach, boardwalk, casinos, surfing, SeiGfi, aeeaflimpdaflQns, surfing (609)861-2404 INN tennis Bmaeh, surf chairs OrHty BMtfi- (908) 793-3890 (609) 381-1200 i-(908) 531=1454 Luxurtoot Nil SuitM en i, surfing, raffing, tennis, bathhouses Beach, boardwalk, accommodations Gas* May's Ftaatt Bmeh, accommodations, surfing Dow Township - (908) 341-1000 pMhaJa f*arfc - Wm Ml -1200 Victortan W mid Madem Metel Baaed Beach Haven Park Beach, accommodations fOS) 361-1200 fleaefi, fiayfiaaeft, secofrwrwdattoni Pine Beach - (908) 349-8415 hfttene Bmach, aceommodations, surfing Harvey Cedars - (60S) 494-2843 Baach, fisNng, picnicking, mfting Fret Brodiurt I Evtnts Cakixkr Beach HwwiTeme*-. (609) 361-1200 , Baach, surfing, ttnni$ Beach, accommodations, surfing Highlands - (90S) 872-1224 Point Pleasant Beach- River bmach, mrmis (908) B9&.2424 Saach, boardwalk, accommodations, Holgate (609) 361=1200 amusmmenU, surfing, scuba dMng, Btach, accommodations picnicking, baWtousas Island Beach State Park - Sandy Hook - (908) 872-0115 ,(908)793=0506 Bmach, surfing in resWeted anas, Omen, surfing scuba oivmg m tmtttGt- tufting, pfcM td arms, mfting, beach fin permits, beach buggy parmits, picnicking, Sea Bright - (BOB) B42-009t, - batiihouses, handicappmd ramps and Seich, accemmodatiom, picnicking wheeled beach chairs Sea Girt - (908) 449-9335^433 Island tMghte - (908) 270-6415 Beach, boardwalk, accommodations, Say beach, accommodations surfing, mfting, twmis Ksansburg - (90S) 787=0215 Sea teteCtty-(609) 263-6687 at. .. -. . - .. Cape May Wwk Watch A Beach, boardwalk, amusmrrmnts Beach, boardwalk, accommodations, HOUOWIHH Research CenXer amusements, surfing, rafting at des/g. Tkt . 109 & TOsoB Drivt • 1-WW3I4W55 LaMweed - (908) 363=0012 fared beaches, tmnnis A Sariae Bail Wia, PmfcBta, AC . picnicking p^ting. hocb up. We =h-n-oui Colcm-j Beach, boardwalk, aceomrtwdMons. LmlWto - (908) 793-7477 amusmrrmnts, surfing, scuba diving, Seach, boardwalk, accommodationi, tennis, bamhouses ijfi Car's »v»I OponTj round surfing, tennis »O-73»-T77| • 48MM-3191 i Park - (908) 793-0234 Miniotaure (iolf CAFTAIS MEY'S ItfN Long BMch - (609) 381 =1200 Beach, boardwalk, aceommodations. JfcMl^dWPBTSfe SHOD. Jam. A^. On nK- Putin. Pvt. Batti Bmach, accommodations, surfing amusement, surfing, scuba dMng, FtU) Bnakfim Afmoca T Long Branch - (908) 222-0400 rafting, tennis, btffthousms i«3 Oaw SC Opt %hfe iO Bmach, boardwalk, aceommodations. Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park - surfing, scuba diving, ptcntckmg, tennis (908) 229-0824 Lonflport - (609) 823-2731 Beach, pavilion, playgrounds, fit-court, EMemtninaa, Woctiho™ Beach, surfing-restricted areas, surfing andj$t skiing in rmwetmd arms raning, tennis, accommodations Ship Bottom - (809) 494=2171 CUVEDENINN - (609) 361 -1200 Baach, accommodations, surfing Bmach, accommomiOons, surfing FtK VkaniMiAccoBmjdiUtMit. Hmooc disma Spray Baach - (609) 494=7606 Pvt bte, A^C. Pd Btfta b^iw LowwTowTwhlp- (609) a86-2005 Baach, accommodations Bay beach, accommodations, fishing, Spring Lake-(908) 449-0577 E#d & Breakfast Inn picnicking, tmnnis 102 OEMR Str*n • cafe May • N] « OUM l>n, Mbi,/WC ia^ Beach, boardwalk, accommodations, iO9 • »• • S7m - (809) 897-1000 raffing Bay bmach, aceommodations Stone Harbor - (609) 36S-S102 Beach, boardwalk, accommodations, rafting, tmnnis {rfyeoer yen la » retain) md fnemHy am™ surfing, scuba dMng, rafting, tennis phcrt Ca«r»Dy kx^cd, A/C in nmmicT Strsthnwrt - (609) 828-2011 «WLgg4-1355-800*26-8973 Margate - (609) 822-6424/2370 Seach, accommodations, mfting, 7^ HENMYSAWYER INN Beach, accommodations, surfing- surfing, tennis 722 CotasiMi Awe • (MO) 4495667 msmcted aftes, mfting, tennis Surf CKy - (809) 494-3064 RtHand 1K77 B A B ID Hiftont Dtcnct i Normandy Baacri (Dover Twp.) - Beach, accommodations, surfing in (908) 349-0220 desginatad areas, mfting in UUhHal! Bay beach dmignatmd anas, tennis 22 Ow SL C^* May, NJ «2W Tomt Rrver - (808) 341 -1000 AAA (609)114-1934 Nor* Bosch - (603) 361 -1200 • All private baihi . aqiio, Gouroio BioHim Oean Vic\»> Beach, accommodations Bay beach, picnicking, tennis, bathhouses • Air Conditioning THE PUFFIN Nortti Beach Havon - (609) 361 -1200 • In-room TV & ^ninc 32 Jacfcion SlW •«9-i&4=2664 Bmch, accommodations Union Beach -(908)264=2277 • Restored JgTfi Wflnn ViamaoGueaSuies North VMMweod - Bay beach tlflhfkmSirm bails, A/C. TV, .1/2 Woek to beach t mail Caller of Historic District (609) 522.1407/1 =B00-WWBYSEA Upper Township - (609) 628=4343 1 block from the beach One of liasi Coast i FiDcfl RcsUuiranLs Sea Aceommodations. amuserrmnts, bath Beach, accommodations, scuba Pinsbin^i k New York Avto housms'beaehbuggmpermits, board- diving,, rafting, tannis l Columbia Ave. WASHINGTON INN •6Q9-SS4-J35;:* EBJOJ our quiet. rBi wglk, fishing, rafting, surfing, tmnnis MoWl Ouaf «*» • AAA ••• Van&ior - (609) 8Z3-7904 CAPE MAY, NJ locmoc nor Hie trach Ocean Beach (Dover Twp.i- SJ Mortilv Magione v BKT OFTffl l^ST Beach, boardwm,.surfing-mstnctma 08204 Win Spceaur Bat Awpnd of Eudls^c (908i 349-0220 areas, mfting, ttnnis • Phi Out Weddinf & C«ennf Av jj«bl. THESEVIUA Accommodation Wlldwood- 609SS4 161} S01 WiiunpOB Si C«pe M*y NJ A Charming Victorian Hole! wflh the be? ocean vitw.^n im Histaric Distnt, y- i-800=iEACHNj (609)S22-H07i 1 -BOO-vmBYSEA 5Ptrr>Si,C»i>eM«) ti, boardwalk, accommodation!, Beach, boardwM, accommodations, ANGEL OF THE SEA BAB Woodieigh House amumments surfing mfting, bmach amustmmnts. tennis, bathhousm | SOS WsUimgton !f • gOO-399- buggy pwmte. tennis, aattrtousts Hkt-n. l-—»-Ut-l3<# i Charming Countrj S'lttonai. OMin Gate - (908) 269-3166 (609) SS2-$0WWBYSeA 719 Cohmibtii Avt-MK • JPnvae BA ' Op-Site P Say beach, boardwalk, tennis , Batch, accommodations, surfing, lennis HISTORIC FKOMPAGE MaeeuNeefc Hall Historical MuMum The Otd Barracks Museum and Gardens Barrack Street, Trenton SmitfiviUe/Jacksdnvilie Road 45 Maoculioch Avenue, Morristown (609)396-1776 Mount Holly (201) 538-2404 Th«. Contemporary Victorian (609) 261.378uVW5-5068 Museum HanOcmpped W MndoM Foundation 176 W. State Street, Trenton Summer ts [Historical Society of Ocean Grove 1289 Easton Avenue, Somerset (809) 392-9727 Shore Road, Somers Point IMuMum (609)927-2212 the perfect |54 Pitman Avenue, Ocean Grove (908) 828-7418/932-9317 OW Dutch Parsonage/Wallac* 1(908) 774-1889 Handicapped accessible House Stueben HeuM time to take tndtcapped accessible Merchants and Drovers Tavern 38 Washington Race, Somerville 1209 Main Street, River Edge inthe 1632 St. Georges Avenue, Rahway (908)725-1015 (201)487=1739 fascinating '.0. Box 181. Hope" (908) 381-0441 Osbom Cannonban House Sussex County Historical Society lighthouses 1459-5381 1840 Front Sfreet, Scotch Plains 82 Main Street, Newton NMbraokVHtaga (201)383-6010 I History Farm Old Mine Road, Millbrook (908)233-9165 ^osjwi-tsad Several buildinp handicapped accessible Oxford Fumac« 2 Water Street, Engjishtown Cinder Street, Oxford m») 462-4947/3090, i Museum at Effis MHter-Cory House Museum (908) 453-4381 VIBsQe of Wstefteo lofUberty 614 Mountain Avenue, Westfleld Pteatinny Arsenal y State Park, Jersey City (908) 232-1776 Wttsrtoo Road, Stanhope i Une Statue of Liberty Fei Route 1.5, Jefferson Lighthouses Ferry (201)724-2797 (201)347-0900 31) 435-9499 Monmouth BdlUt field State Park Call for handicapped assistance ' Route 33, ManaJapsn I King Tavern House Museum Proprietary House/The Royal Walt Whitman House qfffmvjgrsey (908)462=9616 330 Miekto Boulevard, Camden S Kings Highway last, Haddonfield !9 9} 429-6792 Monmouth County Historical 149 Keamy Avenue. Perth Amboy (609)964-5383 Association ^8)826-5527 First-floor handicapped accessible ) NewWrk Avenue, Hamilton Township 70 Court Street, Freehold Red Bank Battiefl^d/James and Washington Crossing State Park I 890-3630 (908) 482=1466 Ann WhHai House^ort Mercer Route 546, TrtusvHIe 100 Hessian Avenue, National Park (609) 737-0823 i Garta MuMurn Minor Basilica of th* Sacred Heart Partially handicapped accessible No iiuift i bow tOMSf you I VaJtey Road, Paterson 89 Ridge Street Newark (609)853-5120 31)881-2761 (201)484-4600 Handicapped accesstote WheatonVHtage visit, yo«TI6o«Jadfrfl««; the Mapped accessible Handicapped accessible Ringwood Manor/HJ State 10th and Q Streets, MilMlle minute foo park *c car and (609) 825-6800 drop anchor. Yoo"i dtrnxxrer j's Run Gardens Botanical Garden at Skytands Montdair Historical Society/Israel 1304 SteBtsburg Road, Ringwood Handicapped accessiblm 1845 Route 9 North, Swainton Crane House Museum exactly torn MdiaM it w» 9) 465.5871 (201)962-7031/7527 Whttesbog Vilage for ships to mi Me r ,C jRW Directly on the Beach,,. Featuring Special Family Packages, Spring A. Fall Getaways •Full service: gcemfrQDt mm holds Full Service Oceamfront Resort •Pull 2 &L 3 Rs^n Sntss witt ftil! 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(609)522^63 14 NEW JERSEY FUN GUIDE NfWSPAPER SUPPLEMIWT V«fK OF MAY 4, 1997 responsible travel to natural areas niendy located within the New JiCQtburism More that conserves the environment and Jersey Outdoor Guide and the mam Than Just a sustains the well-being of the local publications of the New Jersey people* {Tbe Ecotourism Society, Division of Travel & Tourism Waik in the Park 7957). Businesses wfthin New Tew are While this is just one such defini beginning to reap the minomic * By Tony Jajuga, student intern, tion, it is accepted within the indus- benefits that ecotourism cm pro- NJ Division of Tourism try that ecotourism provides a vari- vide, while at the same time pre*en Relax and ety of educational and economic ing the integrity of the environment enjoy the *w"^CO — (Ecology) — The sci- benefits to New jersey communities Ecotourism destinations are natural working together with other busi- |H ence of the relationship The educational benefits of eco- beauty of .Libetween organisms and their tourism are as endless as the oppor- nesses within their respective com environments, tunities themselves. In addition, munities to offer tourist* the oppor- Neu jersey TOURISM — 1, The practice of there are a growing number of busi- tunity to leam as well a> en\o) the traveling for pleasure, 2. The busi- nesses within oic six regions of the efmronmem while hiving the luxu- ness of providing tours and services state that are dedicated to the envj- ry of an accommodation waiting for for tourists. rorimental education of their clien- U^em at the end of the day There When these two terms are com- tele. At the same time however, are numerous businesses within the bined they refer to one of the fastest these businesses also emphasize the Southern Shore,, Shore, and Greater growing segments of the tourism intrinsic value within each experi- Atlantic City Regions, that by work- he obtained later this May,_by con- industry known today as "eco- ence, The Gateway, Skylands, and ing in conjunction with one another tacting 1-800-Jersey-". Ext "OH TOURISM tourism," With record growth in Delaware River Regions offer a num- have formed a variety of travel pack Ecotourism has the potential p ADVERTISERS the Nature Tourism Industry, the ber of ecotourism destinations ages. These packages include provide a host of educational and need to understand fuUy the basic Opportunities range from an accommodations, food, and a economic opportunities for New Call the NJ Press Association concept behind this movement is of informative canoe excursion down plethon of ecotourism oppomini- tersev businesses and their commu- to place your ad in the next the utmost concern. As nature-based the Hackensack River to a nature ties, from btidwatcning in Cape May nities Through knowledge, aware- vacationing gains popularity within hike through the Delaware Water to a salt marsh safari in the ness, and cooperation; the State of the Garden State, we find a variety Gap National Recreation Area. Ptoelands. 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Liberty Science Center is a unique hands-on science museum Located In the state's northeastern comer, these six coun- Museum boasts the largest Tibetan collection in the Western Inglewood. , — Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Passaic and Union Hemisphere, a planetarium and the restored BaUandne For a truly unique evening, haye dinner and a cruise ofier a close proximity' to New York City whUe maintain- House, a tribute to Victoriana. And die Meadowlands aboard the Spirit of New Jersey out of Weebawken. Or take ; a definite Garden State flavor. Environmental Cento and Trash Museum in Lyndhurst the Hudson River Tour with NY Waterway After all. this is a region that features everything fromth e enhances pubHc understanding and appreciation of environ- The Meadowlands Sports Complex in East Rutherford is [ shops and stylish restaurants of Hobokea and jersey mental issues. Interactive displays educate visitors on the mecca for sports enthusiasts It includes Giants Stadium ' to the opulent retail stores at Hie Mall at Short Hills to environmental concerns, and there are guided nature walks home of the NFL's Giants and Jets: the Continental Airlines • designer outlets along the suburbjin highways. And every and canoe trips Arena, home of the NBAs New jersey Nets and NHL's New : of historic site ima^nable, from Paterson s Great Falls Lyndhurst is also home to a lively site. It's the Medieval Jersey Devils; and the Meadowlands Racetrack home of the Stttue of Liberty, our nation's gateway and the reason Tuna Dinner and Tournament This recreated feast from championship horse racing and fine dining Throughout the •the region's name. 1093 AD. comes complete with all the pageantry, horseman- year, the Meadowlaflds complex hosts everything from roller Like sdence? You'll love the Gateway Repon, Here you'll ship, swordplay, and sorcery-. There's even an authentic hockey and soccer to concerts and family shows. I one of the nation's finest science museums, the liberty jousting tournament. A summer highlight is the Meadowlands Fair (June 19 : Center in Jersey City. Four impressive floors host A scenic drive to Rmgwood Sate Park reveals one of the through July 6) featuring suge acts, music, animals, puppet i of permanent and rotating exhibits and presenta- state's most breathtaking sights, the New Jersey Botanical theater, thrui show, rides, food, fireworks, and more s. And don't miss the thrUl of the world's largest WAXS Gardens at Skyknds. Here nature puts on a colorful thow From Febnary through December on Thursdays art ; Theatre.. that's unsurpassed, from the subtle shades of wUdflowers to Saturdays, you can even shop at the Meadowlands Lady liberty towers nearby, beckoninf you to visit the the vibrant hues of mass annual plantings. Ringwood Manor Marketplace, a massive outdoor flea market located at Giants r of Liberty and Ellis Island There you can learn was the home of Robert Erskine, surveyor general of the Stadium..(If you're on a group tour, it's a great way to get a t the millions of immigrants who helped build our Continental Army, behind-die-scenes look at the entire complex.) any. The island is easily accessible by fern1 from historic New Jersey is dotted with National Historic Landmarks Tennis fans should mark July 14-20 on their calendars ' Sate Park, also m jersey City. None is more classic than The Hermitage in Ho-Ho-Kus. This That;s when the 19th annual A&P Tennis Classic takes place For a special Wend of both science and history-, travel to 18th-century Gothic revival home features gabled roofs, at the Crossroads Corporate Center in Maftwah. Plenty of fest Orange and lose yourself m die home and office of diamond-paneled bay windows, ornately carved gingerbread top stars will be there for a women's tournament and men's aerica's ipeatest inventor, Thomas Edison, Hie Edison trim, and wide verandas epitomizing the Victorian era exhibition to benefit the late Arthur Ashes Safe Passage "•. "5a^^^^^r^^^^Ei^^n^y^9^^^^^7 ^^VKIJI^^^^*S \ii\iHJi vx^tn %n\^x? E?* t*iv TferiintBfflon, forkshops where he developed more than half of his 1.093 region's many fine malls Or hit the Seeancos Shopping And let's not forget the kjds SportsVorld in Paramus i> a stented inventions — including the motion picture camera Outlets Located in the Meadowlands. its. 125 stores offer warehouse-size fun house filled with high-tech lasenron, the I phonograph. Many of these tjeasures are on display, such designer and major manufacturer products at discount prices. mazes and tunnels of Wonder World, bumper cars a shooting s his earh* electric lights and tinfoil phonograph of 18"". And remember, there's no sales tax on clothing in New range, and a virtual-reality moon ride, plus much more !y fascinating is the showing of Edison's early movies Jersey. , And the entire region is blanketed with fine restaurant'* "f Edison's palatial 2}.room estate, Glenmont. is another Perhaps you want to shop for fine entertainment. Try top- all cuisines. Particular favorites are the Portuguese fare in it-see. The redbrick-and-wood mansion is a.stunning notch performances at the Paper Mill Playhouse in Newark and the Italian food and fresh brick-oven bread of aple of-Victorian style, and most original rumishmp are Millbum.'Or venture to New Brunswick, home of the George Hoboken. And while there, drop by the Hobokcn Brewerv Itfiere Street Playhouse and Crossroads Theater, one of the and sample its many MUe-Squart .NUcrobrews. If you enjoy museums, you'll have plenty to do in this area country'* finest Afncan-Anieriean theater companies The Make your trip-planning easier Consult the New Jersey : New Jersey Children's. Museum in Paramus offers F«rfc Pei forming Arts Center in Union City hosts America •» Division of Travel and Tourism 5 New Jersey Travel Guide aty of interactive e^ubits for the kids The Aviation HaU longest-running passion Play and select musical entertain- Fur your free copy, caU 1-8O0-JERSEY-- ext "f 114 (>r caU the PFame and Moseum at Teterboro Airport in Teterbore ment. Or you can catch a muse star or Broadway touring Gateway Region Tourism Council at f 20 J r 641 -"6? 2 for mort acts various flights of fancy The world-renowned Newark show at the John Harms Center for the Arts in tnformation teadowLands B nmonaenr In the heart ofui urban wetlands refuge, Newlferk FfeAor? the Center offers...' OPEN ALL YEAR ¥amly Fun Evems THURSDAYS & Hands-on MuMMffl A Ejrinkrs SATURDAYS Mflwh Disanrocy Twtl Giants Stadium Lot 17 BiKd 4 rtorogj^ty Blink "NflTHM's Nock* Mmm STOW UniQue Tnash' Mmm Stlp'Gwded BMcbms for the uinnate daj-iant excumon, mke our BjSitseemg cruises to te it Guided tJimme Walks breathuking, hiaonc Hudscm %'alit> Call for Informarioh it Hours of Operation (800)533-3779 \r Tl (201)460-8300 NY WATERWAY 2 DeKofcte Park Plaza • Lyndhurst, NJ« 07071 SIGHTSEEING CRUISES The Very Best Way m Cruise the Views' 1 - ' ' • i ' I i i i I t- NEW J1RSEY FUN GUIDE NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT WEEK OF MAY 4, 1997 loons = BALLOON FESTIVAL THE EVENT... WITH A fflAOT! peaators wffl see one of the largest ratherinp d A^d hot nr bnUoons in the norAeMt at Akaumiiumi Akpm in PiWown, New Jersey. out Tuneitito 'jersey Jaunts' imply mm on your radio and li5ten for 'Jersey jaunts' tM*. season to find ideas on what to plan for the weekend' Jersey jaunts is a 90-second radio piOgram featuring the Garden State > variety of attrat- lion* and special events The program airs twice a dav rw.u dayj, a week on WKXtt, New Jersey !'•] S, on Thursday"and f-nday at 9.20 am during the morning, traffic report, and Thursday ind Friday at 8:-K) p m. during Mary Walter s program VACATK)N up aliens or tattteninjastoenjoy PIANNEB gathered for the an interactive einnronneiit. At LiDerty Seience Center, unplug your kids from video games with rock wall climbing, touch tunnel exploring, virtual Basketball, our 3-D laser show, the iMW(®Dome theater and hundreds of rands^on exhibits They itarn the most AWHI$SAVl$10 important scientific theory of all. science = fun For details call 201=2004000 M(12&W(12&WMM D $5OH$UMMY Where science =fun FRIDAY SHOWS. Liberty Science Center | oirtmidwfccmyottiaikuuitoflHar t.m 14B, ,\J Turnpike. LJben\ Stale Park, itrv\ Citx | Wde»#r rt Lyrtust Mb ad e^s 12/30/97, Rl Ffi | plHii t PJb»A nemnw. I J""i MHWMBIMM, • * gUrtgNfWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT WEEK OF MAY 4, 1997 "n World of Fun in New Jersey's Great Northwest Skylands Region of northwestern New jersey makes a wonderful travel f A destination for either a quick getaway or an extended stay The five-county region (Morris, Sussex. Warren, endured by the Continental Army at Jockey Hollow Places j Hunterdon, Somerset) contains two national parks at its Uke the Museum of Early Trades and Crafts in Madison, edges, 60,000 acres of state parkland, and a diverse and the Schoolhouse Museum in Lebanon and many others * beautiful geography filled with takes, rivers and picturesque preserve and interpret the lives and work of the craftsmen, hiUs dotted with farms. The region's nistic nature is perfectly farmers, and homemakers that shaped New Tersev s pre- complemented by scores of towns and villages that offer indusiriaj society, . . unsurpassed entertainment, shopping and dining • Several prorniHent sites commemorate the industrial opportunities expansion of the 19th century — the "other revolution* of And there is a year-round schedule of arts and crafts fain. Mines, Metal and Men Visit historic Shippen Manor [antique shows, exhibits, and festivals that never leaves a Museum and the Oxford Furnace the first blast furnace [visitor wanting for something to do built in 1 "41. Or the Hunterdon Historical Museum at the The robust rural surroundings and diverse geography in landmark Red Mill in Clinton. You'll never forget the fluores- the Skylands offer outdoor recreation for an ages and activity cent cavern deep in the underground mine at die Sterling •levels. You can experience the thrill of a balloon ride, a verti- HUI Mining Museum m Ogdensburg Visit Historic cal rock cUmb, or a high-speed ride down a ski slope. In fact, Speedwell in Morristown. where .Alfred Vail and Samuel F,B. tee jersey giant, Veroon Valley/Great Gorge is the largest Morse publicly demonstrated the electromagnetic telegraph [rter sooth of Vcnnoiii, Or, if vou shnply sect peace and in 1RW Or MaccuDoch Hall, birthplace of the Morris Canal, quiet, try Stokes Forest, High Point, Walpack Grater or Tour the beautiful Village of Waterloo in Stanhope, a [-any countey road in the nortiiwestem reaches of die state restored 18th-19flj century town featuring waterwheels, If you need a shot of natural splendor, try the KJnatinm blacksmithing, historic house tours, period craft shops, a re- • at the Delaware Water Gap or the deep recesses of the created l~th-century Lenape Indian setdement, and Canal t Swamp at the Skylands eastern edge Hike the Museum Take a leisurely stroll through the i Trail to Sunfch Pond and beyond drough The famous outlets at liberty Vflbge in Flemington are Great Swamp and enjoy the beautiful liew. f 70.000 acres tn the Delaware Water Gap National just flic beginning for discerning shoppers who find a perfect [Recreation Area laplore mUes of abandoned railroad bed* complement of shops between the grand Victorian buUdmBs various classic garden settings from around the worid, is the '_ jej Ovm crirtuming tWeofMff TMS Me ofM!ce*5 Vdhfleriand. Ighkads TraO or walk Patriots Path Bike the D&R canai combinaiion of specialn- shops and outlets around die comer The Land of Make Believe in Hope is a special amusement f towpath at Griggstown or from Frenchtown to Lambertville from a renowned collection of antique dealers and country and water park designed specifically for an action-packed day f through the Delaware Valley Fish a serene trout sffeam or shops along the road in the Sussex community. Explore the of noaily fun for children and parents. Or splash down at tie deep, broad waters of Round .Valley. Merrill Creek, or Delaware River tomns of Milford. Freoehtown, Stockton, Action Parkin Vemon, the largest self-participation theme * ke Hopatcong Follow the beautiful and historic river va] and LambertviDe brimming with art galleries, antique park in die worid. of the Delaware, Raritan, Musconetcong, or Paulinskill shops and restaurants Space Farms might well be northwest New Jersey's origi- ated by new perspectives from your canoe raft or The Morris Museum thethird largest general museum m nal roadside attraction and menagerie where, after 70 years of Itube. New Jersey., offers permanent and changing exhibitions in operation in Beemerville, the zoo now holds die largest pri- The Skytands is aeh in historical sites relevant to ore- fine arts, anthropology, geology, deeoradve arts, hlstorv, and vate collection of North American wildlife in the world, alorual civUiiatioas through the American saga Preeminent narura] sciences You don t have to be a golfing expert to including over 500 animals from more dian 100 species, and nong dozens of area atBactions commemorating the enjoy United States Golf AMOCMM'S Golf House 11 buildings.holding an assortment of rare autos, carriages, ncrican Revolution is Morristown National Historical Museum in Far rUUs. where fine rotating and interactive wagons, farm tools, antique firearms, and artifacts of nearly Here at die museum at Ford Mansion you can relive exhibits are spiced with items Uke die dub diat astronaut every description And don t dare miss Northlandz in : drama at General George Washington's headquarters Alan Shepherd used on die moon Hillborough's Duke Flemington, an astounding one-mile tour through some of i inside austere log soldier huts and realize the hardship* Gardens a series of landscapes under glass replicaung die best scenery in America, aU under one roof, ^ PAGE VJ e 9th Annual New Jersey Renaissance Festival k WEEKENDS, MAY 24 - JUNE 22 11 AM - 6 PM • OPEN MEMORIAL DAY EXIT 6 OFF 1-287 • DAVIDSON AVE, • SOMERSET, NJ (1-287 EXIT # MAY CHANGI TO EXIT 10) *••'• ~WfflLThls~Adf \Buy one adult ticket,] (908) 271-1119 Get next ticket WWW.NJKlNGDOM.COM Half-Price! Photos by Sherry Hay $10 Adults • $8'Senior Citizens • $6 Children • Tots Free 3fl|l ip iii.ia ""3FF31. WaV NIW FUN GUIDE NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT WEEK OF MAY 4, 19S7 (BOO) eO-TO-FLY (908) 735-5119 Old Bridge Airport, Matawan Skydiving at Almxandfm Fntti Jibe (908)446-1300 Biairstown Airport Hot-air ba/toon flights te tours. 36 Lambert Road, BWretown Heart's Ostre tailoon Adventures Skydiv«Sun« 0J R S^fc pWer rfflte and instruction Mack Tla IMteera F^mington Suraex 0 IVater &p id you eve think about 320 Red Uon fload. (908) 788-761B (201) 702-7000 rtewtag New Jersey from Southampton Em*fB*d Ctty BaHeon Co., Inc. final above* Cast your fiite to the (609)859-1600 P.O. Box 422, Hunttrdon Ballooning, me, y RD 2, Box 54. wind and float away in a beautiful Hot-air batioon rides BeMdere ill Loctrtown-Fltrnington Road, Prttstowri baUoon, or go flying in a glider or Bkie Sky Adventures (908)475-3570 Hot-air balloon ridm g (908) 996-2195 biplane Or. if you're really adven- 1700 QakwQQd Terrace, (908)788=5415 Hot-air bateon nd« and instruction tiBOus. ny parachuting New Jersey Scotch Plains Festiv* Flights Hot-air 6a/toon rides 15 Lanir^ton Road, SUSMX Airport, toe. has it all (90B) 8SB-237Q In Flight Balkxxi Adventures Bedminster MRoutt839, Mtay AwMon BaNoon Adventures P.O. Box 7879, (800) 4-HOTAIR/pOI) 4M-3531 WantaoeTownsh^) POBMe Hot-mr bafloon rides 1201)175-7337 Box 906. Kieptune BaptBtown (908) 479-4674 Flight school, annual air show (9M)531Mn (908)998-7780 Oarrett FB^rt Ontier Hot-mr balloon Hot-mr balloon ntim Allaire Airport, Rt. 34. RobertJ. M»H«r Airpark Tawkabury Baioon Adventures Famiingdale 29 Okl Wick Road. JO Airport Road, Pfttstown PiiToaio'l In Baron Bt-Planes P.Q, Box 1995. 308)938-9333 Wnrtenouse (BOB) 7SHIE23 Toms Aver Flight seftort. eftaflwi, mntais, ate of a Engbsfrtown Harrison Air (908)341=2200 (908) 439-3^ sumrmr baHooh tetfva/ m August (BOB) Bti-7760 258 Wertsvilte Road, Rainbow Express Hot-air bajfaon ndes. ar spom Op&xx>ckprt btpiane ndes g P.O. Box C, Rocky Hill Ahuafl Center Baftoon Advwitura UnimfaKJ (609) 486-33B9 (908) 359-2600 10 Harte Place. Rscalaway Routi 527 and Firaday Avenui, 25 Oregon Avenue, Hot-mr baOoon rides Hot-mr balloon ndts (908)752-1-116 Jacison Mount Laurel Have BaUoon Will Travel Hot-mr be/loon fights SkydrtfeEast (908) 363-9888 (809)235-7195 57 Oid BeMd«« Road, P.O. Box 84, Ptttstown Flight tmsorm Btptam Advmbjra Tour*, Ltd A/r sporfs and hot-air batioon Mm PhHH^burg Governor's Conference on Tourism Award Year 'Round Recreation LAKE HOPATCONG, NJ FREE Mem Far ¥7! Map/Directory WOULD 201)6i31S0S A unique Experience That's Something CLUB g B 80S Rt ifSTLLakjk eHt HtopaKJwo g NJ 07848 More than a Typical Historic Site - Visit Them All WATER a PIRATE'S COVE WATERFARK! — HUNTERDON COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM SUDES! *A Special Puk Designed Exekeively For 56 Main Street, Clinton, NJ (908) 735-4101 Wm An A<*oi*P*Xsd Day Qt Painty Fun' — MACCULLOCH HALL HISTORICAL MUSEUM HT.«), EXJT12'HOPE,NJ*90*459-9000• www.Lombxom 45 Macculloch Avenue, Morristown, NJ (201) 538-2404 — SHIPPEN MANOR/OXFORD FURNACE INCREDIBLE Family Fun! S Belvidere Avenue, Oxford,-NJ 07863 (908) 453-4381 f — STERLING HILL MINING MUSEUM Induing ftcXarges t Miniature 30 Plant Street Ogdensburg, NJ (201) 209-7212 Railway on Earth! s m. N, of mn •ulwMac a as« m vm MAY 16,17,18,1997 • The Gns* American Raffwny Ongoing entertainment including encampments, historic • The DoD Museum 250 ARTISANS g exhibits, Shippen Manor tours, period erafters, and ^ •The American Music Hall \ , &nt©rtajnment for children of all ages / ImmMmmiCMwin - • ± plus much, much more and it's all free '4 • PJy i ill ih ii S* » hLSm. 1H : •ArtGeBm '•7. .. "" IN FUMINCTON! . ^. For information caH (908) 453-4381 >*»,j .' / " Shippen Ktenor, 8 'Belvidere Avenues, Oxford, NJ 078^ "~" 9O8-782-4O22 49S H'. 202 Flmningion, N.J. i If/A FOtWSC0UinA0«BSK>t< SUSSEX COUNTY FARM & HORSE SHOW COUfOW CAU AUGUST 1-10 VfM, • LKAMb LIVESTOCK SHOWS • HORS£SHOW • LANDSCAPE GARDENS ENTERTAINMENT AREA TUESDAY, AUGUST 5 TRAVIS TOTT CrUrlIEDAHIEli/KEHTimr€Al)HUKTERS ITRAQ LAWRENCE 11 AARON TIPPIN Come to Somerset County For a fr§§ guide to 11 Ami to Do TowtamCukfe P.O. Box 3000 Tickets On Sale May 6. 201-948-5500 Ticket Price Includes VWt US M ttM MMfMtt www,bi{riiwmt«r Of** op«» 9-5, Moo-Sat. ALL SHOWS: $23/ $19. SHOWTIME: 7:30PM Admission To Fair Somerset/infa.html NEW JERSEY FUN QUIPi NeWSPAPEfl SUPPLEMENT WEEK OF MAX *S' Where Can GriepMown Canoe Ranttta r En)oy 4 soaMMts i07BCar«JRoad. Gnggstown in Sussex County (908)359-5170 6 mila north of CtKJter You Canoe? ftarrtan Cana/ Wineries • Antiquins; ifw nuni scenic rhti*>, y Sunhopa,rgQ7$74 Mac-, streams of New 1758 Route aa.Bnck (Kt)S4f.es$$ S7SM Prom fte oorflieni tip fiOfl 458-5777 H W f g < < *f^ f («f) S7S-OSO0 to the southern shore, discover tiie MetmOeconk Slate's beautiful and natural sur- Kayak King Rwrtals roundinp. right in your own back- P.O. Box171.KrtwQf«na yafii 4th Annual Adinw CtfiyQ Rorrtste; inc- Lato Shanandoah Boat Montgomery Township Professional 1005 Ateton Rnd. Shamong R«otal» (809)268-0189 Lake Shanandoah County Part( AMteaeatso U*ewo6d (WWe3-967 Al 4 Sam's Cmi A Boat Rentals lake Stwnandoah 2826 West Weymoutti Road, Newfintd Lake's End Marina E^hre the Pine Barrens in a canoe, and fS09) §92-8440 Mt. Arlington Boutevart Maurice Landir^ enpy nature at its best. proceodi to benefit locol rgonrzatk (201)398=5707 (809) 72S-1515, (800) 732=0793 1480 WMtesviH? Road, Toms Rive UktHopmeong Osuwge, Wading (90S) 349-4079 Lanape Part Recmetjon Center Pmebmd Canoes, Inc. Toms River Food & kiddie rides 753 Partc Road, Mays Landing 26 Whitesvilte Road, Route 527. M Haven CanMS (609) 625-2021 Jackson FLD.2, Bo* 107, igg Harbor • (908) 364-0389/(800) 281^383 Ticket information (60f) §65.2205/(800) 445-0953 Lou's TubM Upper Toms flfver fistste, Mofltei. W§*ig, Oswepo (908) 359-6550 90 Qrandviww Av«ny«, Idson Prlncaton Canoe Rental r« Boat Co. (108) 549-3984 487 Alexander Read (on the Canal), City Park, Bndpeten Maware Princeton (BQ8>451-8BB7 Mick's Canoe Rental (109) 452-2403 %CM^ and Surest LJte 310? Route 563, Box 45, CfHtsworth DetawwB mid Rafftmi Can* May 30, 31 & June 1 CvwiShto Beat ft Kayak Rwrtal (80S) 726-1380/(800) 821 =1380 T&WRanM Fri. - 7 p.m., &rt. • 8 p.m., Sun., - 2 p.m. 1710 Dataware Avenue. N. WHdwood OmwgQ.Wading Box 1798, FLD.1. Columba (60f) 582-7878 MuWca Mvw Boat Basin (908) 475=4668 Real egRwte Cedar Crook Campground 1118 Route 542, Greenbank Dataware (809)985-2120 Turkey Swamp Part 1052 Route 9, BoyviNa MuUtca. Botsto Wmfng, Oswegc 86 Nomora Road, Freehold (9M)2e§-1413 OoBBn County tafia and 906) 462.7288 artr GBB* and. moutt of Barmgtt Bay Wefts MW County Part. Waretown Turkey Swwnp flr* Lafce Fill your spring and summer with win©, food (609) 971-3065 Tripte T Canoat, loc. & song at the festivals sponsored by the 201 Hwwvw Street, WWM« 1034 Loom Road, Beaeriwood BOB) 884-4448 (908)349-9510 Rancocas Omsk 500 Pmdia* Wye, Hammontofi Cedar Owe* Garden State Wine Growth *, ity Campgroond (M^ 581-7095 Winding FWvar Campground 100 Route 46, Detawart Paradise Lake R.D. 2, Box 248, M^ Landing New Jersey wineries pouring their best! (908)475-4517 Plna Stnwns Qansa & Ksysk Rantai (809) 625-31 §1 QMm M10 Route Sffl, Ohatewoftfi Egg H&bor. LMmLtrmpm Spring is §I««ramg Wmc § J«zz Festival 12 nson "til 5pm - May 10th& 1tth POSTED BY POUR SISTERS VINERY AT MATARAEO FARMS -featuring the sounds of 2 Jazz Groups- Celebrating Omr the Les Baer Band & the Alan Gaumer Jazz Group with vocalist Robin Bryan $10.00 Admission includes complimentary wine glass 1EMKSBLRY Specialty Foods available at an additional charge BALLOON Jersey Fresh Food & Wine Festival WAJMjrjOOrjrKMTBBD-WTDEETjSIiKMl. August 9th & 10th ~ 12 noon 'til 5pm Oktwidt (908) 439-3320 HOSTED BY FOUR SlSTERS WiNERY AT MATARAZZO FARMS Taste the best ftod & wine New Jersey has fo offer. Antque Tractors. Hayndes, Agricultural Dnptays VaiAGE of ^TEKUP & Lob of Famly Fun CALL FOR AOIISSION N| • .10AM.6PM' >« bract*** w/ IZ-rf eoueen, w-ne tonf-i «D*1 .Be. SO, * ' * ' Summer Blues $ \Mne h-fo ww/Mj-nso • r/a »io' 7SM0H tar mfciii a. m^t-m, .Linn lnuj June 21st & 22nd -12 noon 'til 5pm FM W h esy to fed.K m fettow tt»-iB H HOSTED BY YfLLOW BRICK TOAD IN LAMBiRTV!LLE, NJ U Waetoo VHLig-! from 140 t»k if CALL FOR AatsaoN Fall Wine & Cheese Classic September 13th & 14th - 12 noon 'til 5 pm HOSTH> BY \AfeniRLOO VliAffi, SWHOTC, NJ Step into the post! A ^i^ Special Place...,. nmouoH AN rasrowc VILAOE WHTLE YOU ENJOY TTffi DAY SIPPWO WONDERFUL NEW JERSEY WINES , KmuMfiJ shops, pfcrtoff S12 Admission includes complimentary wine glass Come and enjoy. For More Information or Discount Coupons on All 58 Hooey Run Rd, P.O. Box 70 -Tht Mr Festivals Call Four Sisters Winery at Matenso Farms: Histooc Hope, NJ 07844-0070 PHONE: 908-475-3671 or Fax: 908-47S-3555 908-459-4079 •Mb (906) 2B441 IS or 'mitt Fk-aungun B™™» A«oc«nn. 10 Doe HOLLOW LANE, RT. 519 BH,VIDH«, NJ 07023 10, RO, B« J«. &yi«Bn, NJ 08822. Family Memories in me Making 2.5 MILES NORTH OF ROUTE 46 AND 6 MILES SOUTH OF 1-80. EXIT 12 30 NEW JERSfiv FUN GUIDE NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT WEEK OF MA* 4 1997 bv the 25th Sussex Air Show at the end of August SKYIANDS Fit M PACE r Dozens of harvest festivals framed with the warni hue* including MA miniature trams ranling over -KM'oot of autumn create a delightful blend for even the most hrn^f* Jtwj rhp'inch three iiun in* The. iwvcJcr Aa cmnnrfiinary tenet of am < u region s newest attraction augments the •*kvland - tra- crafts, and heritage festix-aJs wiM gratify any search for ^ vim"? ^ dition of endearing and enduring fanulv eniertammem something special No le&s unpresave H the line-up of CSAO: 20T 383-7722 When is the best tune to visit' The SkvLmds :* epen theater and entertainment at venues Uke the VUlape of ThttowwWi for hin all year round Take advantage or a calendar ^ jtcrloo.MorTistPwn Community Thcaicr the NJ 25, Mori 00 packed with event*, that celebrate the naruraj wonder- Shakopeare Fetlvai, coUege and universin stages and oadioonj of the region and numerous piavhouses and auditoriums. Lite winier brings the New Jererj Flower and The Skvland* is home to many luxury hotels, as well Garden Show to the Garden Saw Exhibit Center a> a thriving bed-and-breaktast indusm-. You U find the ta-.^fil the LambertviJJe Shad Festival venerates the hospitality cozv and professional, whetiier j-ou prefer Deawaie Wrer and the sntral of spring. The Tour of the opulence of a large, fuD-senice facilitY or the eas% 8AU00NMXS SooMrrtUe. the Kenruck^ I^rby of bicycling, takes dignin of a 200-year-old country inn. Experience the magic of floating place in May followed by the IS. Equestrian Team And the Skylands boasts an astounding menu of peaoefiiity over the New Jersey Festtvml of Champions at Gladstone in June Travel dining choices, including many of the finest restau- back in time to Merry Old England at the New Jersey rants in the state macokirfulhoturbQllQQn, Renaissance Festival and Kingdom on weekend; Make your trip-planning easier. Consult the New Join us for a spectacular from May 24 through June 22. It s a recreated jersey Division of Travel and TouriMn's New jersev Renaissance village complete with food, spectacles, Travel Guide For your free copy, call 1-800-JERSEY-", and costumes of the period Ext "014 For Skylands campground information, caU Summer brings two spectacular hot-air balloon festi- 1-8OO-G0-CAMP1 For the most current Skylands vals and two splendid Native American powwow? Region informanon, including a copy of the quarteriv Mid-summer peaks with the granddaddv of them all. Skvlands Visitor guide, call l-8C»-4-SKYLAN(En or visit DEKAjmVIATIQN Balloon Adventures the Sussex County Farm & Horse Show followed the regional Web site at www,n|skyiands.com. In aemie thmmtgiComiy, mtmamjnm Hvmxgtc*. WmidNtmHept. PA Visit the New Jersey Division of Travel ft Tourism 908-996-7760 «their Web Site www.state.nj.us/travel ARTS & CRAFTS MAY3&4 "What Tour Aa Autkentie C*n»l Settkinent did you Visit Tke Len*pe , In ji*n Vdkge Shop At Smitk'f G«n«»l Store Tke laiaa Mujeum Gift Skop Tarte Tke Fa™ At, Tk^ Towpaij Enjoy Our Wonderful Special Events BRING THIS AD fr RECEIVE $1 OFF OKI ADULT ADMISSION! 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MMMC, NJ 07B33 Visif our World Wid« W«b page ot: wv»fw,pin«cre#kgolf.eom • Ovsr 125 fr^^el !<•««»/^^ TH New Jersey Annual 0 D STORES Festival oi Ballooning liti imt Awam BEST SPECIAL EVH July 25, 26 & 27, 1997 Solberg Airport, Readington, New Jersey FOR TICKETS CALL 201- Sunday Rottng Rock Battle of the Sands presented by WDHA/WRAT • Twke-Daly tM-Tm Air Show with Otto the Helcepter and Skydnring fMses • Benefits tiie CUdVe-'s KUrode Mctwori TWW MIBV^ UP TO 50% mOitw {4-12) $5.00 (M Grti $10.M) 31^ Sponsor^, Group PricK, YIPfarlonB^eannB and b^or BOOHB all (Ml) 882-3581 Hotel Info Call: (ki A Shoestring (m) 3S6 6113-VtsH our webytewww.bottoonfestrvol.cofTi wouu>i»a mih Itoiplri Travvl np Om SMrrisjr md Smday wft**—*, rid* fit fUt {pm Sktfik, f STAPLES DOUBLiTRIE • ffsNa V*y fiuimiiifH Cifcn f>mfAfc frMIM 77mh7t-lx* 76) HOT i r 1 |7D/ * Hprfc ^Mtaidbtfif (ttctsshh hwm Kmtt 202)